1957 South American Championships in Athletics (unofficial)

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Dates19-21 April, 1957
Host citySantiago, Chile Chile
VenueEstadio Nacional
LevelSenior
Unofficial South American Championships in Athletics
Dates19-21 April, 1957
Host citySantiago, Chile Chile
VenueEstadio Nacional
LevelSenior
Events22
Participation3 nations

Unofficial South American Championships in Athletics (I Torneo de Campeones Sudamericanos) were held in Santiago, Chile in 1957. The athletics meeting was for men only with the participation from three countries Argentina, Brazil and Chile, each represented by two athletes in an event.[1] Full results were published.[2]

Men

Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 metres[3]  Jorge de Barros (BRA)10.6  João Pires Sobrinho (BRA)10.7  Gerardo Bönnhoff (ARG)11.0
200 metres[4]  João Pires Sobrinho (BRA)21.6  Jorge de Barros (BRA)21.7  Teodoro Blaschke (CHI)22.2
400 metres[3]  Ulisses dos Santos (BRA)47.5 AR  Anubes da Silva (BRA)48.2  Hugo Krauss (CHI)49.1
800 metres[4]  Ramón Sandoval (CHI)1:50.4  Argemiro Roque (BRA)1:51.9  Waldo Sandoval (CHI)1:53.7
1500 metres[3]  Ramón Sandoval (CHI)3:48.4  Eduardo Fontecilla (CHI)3:52.5  Gilberto Miori (ARG)3:53.4
5000 metres[4]  Jorge González (CHI)14:50.4  Jaime Correa (CHI)14:53.4  Armando Pino (ARG)15:01.4
10,000 metres[3]  Walter Lemos (ARG)30:44.4  Armando Pino (ARG)30:50.2  José Calixto (BRA)31:41.8
Half Marathon[4][5]  Walter Lemos (ARG)1:05:14  Alfredo de Oliveira (BRA)1:06:05  Juan Silva (CHI)1:08:20
110 metres hurdles[4]  Francisco Bergonzoni (BRA)14.8  Héctor Henríquez (CHI)15.3  Wilson Carneiro (BRA)15.3
400 metres hurdles[6]  Ulisses dos Santos (BRA)53.0  Anubes da Silva (BRA)54.0  Pablo Eitel (CHI)55.6
3000 metres steeplechase[6]  Antonio Núñez (ARG)9:27.8  Santiago Novas (CHI)9:30.2  José Santos Primo (BRA)9:37.4
4 × 100 metres relay[7]  Brazil
João Pires Sobrinho
José Telles da Conceição
Da Silva
Jorge de Barros		41.4  Argentina
Pedro Marcel
Juan Ferro
Gerardo Bönnhoff
Roberto Ferrario		41.6  Chile
Hugo de la Fuente
Teodoro Blaschke
Patricio Letelier
Gert Wagner		42.0
4 × 400 metres relay[4]  Brazil
Argemiro Roque
Da Silva
Anubes da Silva
Ulisses dos Santos		3:15.0  Chile
Julio León
Waldo Sandoval
Ramón Sandoval
Hugo Krauss		3:18.9  Argentina
Humberto Cabrera
Enrique Beckles
Francisco Paganessi
Carlos Heredia		3:21.4
High jump[3]  Ernesto Lagos (CHI)1.93  Horacio Martínez (ARG)1.90  José Telles da Conceição (BRA)
 Juan Ruiz (CHI)
 Oscar Bártoli (ARG)		1.85
Pole vault[8]  Fausto de Souza (BRA)4.10  José Luis Infante (CHI)4.00  Ricardo Bonino (CHI)3.80
Long jump  Eduardo Krumm (CHI)6.96  Pedro Marcel (ARG)6.90  Wladimiro Leighton (CHI)6.86
Triple jump[4][8]  Adhemar da Silva (BRA)15.59  Ariel Standen (CHI)14.60  Jorge Castillo (ARG)14.36
Shot put[3]  Enrique Helf (ARG)14.56  Isolino Taborda (BRA)14.47  Günther Kruse (ARG)14.38
Discus throw[4]  Günther Kruse (ARG)48.25  Hernán Haddad (CHI)47.41  Dieter Gevert (CHI)44.07
Hammer throw  Bruno Strohmeier (BRA)54.45  Arturo Melcher (CHI)51.44  Alejandro Díaz (CHI)50.37
Javelin throw[3]  Ricardo Héber (ARG)66.54  Nelson Matteucci (ARG)64.57  Juris Laipenieks (CHI)61.10
Decathlon[4]  Hernán Figueroa (CHI)5492  Oscar Bártoli (ARG)5321  Leonardo Kittsteiner (CHI)5310

Medal Table (unofficial)


  *   Host nation (Chile)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Brazil (BRA)106319
2 Chile (CHI)*66719
3 Argentina (ARG)64616
Totals (3 entries)22161654

Team Scores (Official)

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