Swimming 7th European Championship 1950 Wien, Austria

Swimming 7th European Championship 1950 Wien, Austria - 20th to 27th August

Initialy the Championship was to be held at Budapest (HUN). The Hungarian federation could not secure the participation of Western European Countries and Wien was elected to be a Host. After the transfer to Wien, Hungary refused to participate. Great Britain and Spain did not participate because the swimming pool was in the Soviet Ocupation zone of Wien.

Men	Gold			Silver			Bronze
Men 100m Freestyle	Alex Jany	FRA	57.7s	Goran Larsson	SWE	59.4s	Joris Tjebbes	NED	1:00.3
Men 400m Freestyle	Alex Jany	FRA	4:48.0	Jean Bolteux	FRA	4:50.1	Hans-Gunther Lehmann	FRG	4:51.2
Men 1500m Freestyle	Hans-Gunther Lehmann	FRG	19:48.2	Jean Boiteux	FRA	19:48.4	Jo Bernardo	FRA	20:06.7
Men 100m Backstroke	Goran Larsson	SWE	1:09.4	Cornelis Klevit	NED	1:09.7	Boris Skanata	YUG	1:10.8
Men 200m Breaststroke	Herbert Klein	FRG	2:38.6	Maurice Lusien	FRA	2:40.9	Bengt Rask	SWE	2:43.8
Men 4x200m Freestyle Relay	Sweden		9:06.5	France		9:10.0	Yugoslavia		9:12.7

Medals	G	S	B	All
1. France	2	4	1	7
2. Sweden	2	1	1	4
3. West Germany	2		1	3
4. Netherlands		1	1	2
5. Yugoslavia			2	2

Europe Cup	pts
1. France	88
2. Sweden	71
2. Germany	71
4. Yugoslavia	40
5. Italy	16
6. Netherlands	14
7. Austria	13
8. Denmark	5
9. Turkey	2

Women	Gold			Silver			Bronze
Women 100m Freestyle	Irma Schumacher	NED	1:06.4	Marie-Luise Vaessen	NED	1:07.1	Grete Andersen	DEN	1:07.9
Women 400m Freestyle	Grete Andersen	DEN	5:30.9	Irma Schumacher	NED	5:31.2	Colette Thomas	FRA	5:37.4
Women 100m Backstroke	Hendrika van der Horst	NED	1:17.1	Gertrud Lenbruck	FRG	1:17.8	Grret Galliard	NED	1:17.9
Women 200m Breaststroke	Raymonde Vergauwen	BEL	3:00.1	Lies Bonnier	NED	3:01.8	Jannie de Groot	NED	3:02.2
Women 4x100m Freestyle Relay	Netherlands		4:33.9	Denmark		4:43.8	Sweden		4:44.7

Medals	G	S	B	All
1. Netherlands	3	3	2	8
2. Denmark	1	1	1	3
3. Belgium	1			1
4. West Germany		1		1
5. France			1	1
5. Sweden			1	1

Bredius Cup Women	pts
1. Netherlands	91
2. France	51
2. Denmark	51
4. Sweden	18
5. Belgium	13
5. Germany	13
7. Austria	9
8. Yugoslavia	5
9. Italy	4

Diving	Gold			Silver			Bronze
Men 3m Springboard	Hans Aderhold	FRG	183.68	G. Hernandez	FRA	174.66	Werner Sobeck	FRG	167.88
Men 10m Platform	Gunther Haase	FRG	158.13	Werner Sobeck	FRG	141.54	Thoas Christiansen	DEN	140.94
Women 3m Springboard	Madeleine Moreau	FRA	155.58	Nicole Pelisard	FRA	140.64	Birte Christophersen	DEN	129.63
Women 10m Platform	Nicole Pelissard	FRA	85.67	Alma Staudinger	AUT	82.38	Birte Christophersen	DEN	82.31