“Athletics at the 1925 Far Eastern Championship Games”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

The athletics events at the May 1925 Far Eastern Championship Games were held in Manila, Philippines.^[1] A total of 19 mens' athletics events were contested at the competition. It was the first time that track events at this competition were conducted over the international standard metric distances, changing from the imperial distances that previously featured at the competition.^[2]

The Philippines returned to the top of the medal table in the athletics programme. The hosts won all but six of the nineteen events, placed in the top two in 16 of them, and completed medal sweeps in seven events. Japan was the next most successful nation, with five gold medals and medal sweeps in the triple jump and 1500 metres. China again performed poorly, matching their previous haul of two athletics medals of one gold and one bronze medal.^[2]

Fortunato Catalon aimed for a fifth straight sprint double, but team mate David Nepomuceno—who became the first Filipino Olympian a year earlier—defeated Catalon in the 200 metres title. Two other Filipinos defended their titles from 1923: Regino Birtulfo in the discus and Juan Taduran in the decathlon. Mikio Oda of Japan was the only other athlete to repeat as champion, retaining his triple jump crown. Chūhei Nambu followed in his compatriot's footsteps by taking medals in high, long and triple jump at one games.^[2] Both Oda and Nambu would go on to win Olympic triple jump titles (in 1928 and 1932, respectively).^[3]^[4] Wu Topan was China's only winner in the pentathlon.

Medal summary

100 metres

Fortunato Catalon|PHI|1919}}

11.1

David Nepomuceno|PHI|1919}}

???

Sasago Tani|JPN|1870}}

???

200 metres straight

David Nepomuceno|PHI|1919}}

22.5

Fortunato Catalon|PHI|1919}}

???

Cirilo Perez|PHI|1919}}

???

400 metres

Francisco Danao|PHI|1919}}

51.2

Crispin Garcia|PHI|1919}}

???

Roger Paredes|PHI|1919}}

???

800 metres

Yukiyoshi Kuwata|JPN|1870}}

2:01.7

Tokushige Noto|JPN|1870}}

???

Juan Taduran|PHI|1919}}

???

1500 metres

Shomon Nawada|JPN|1870}}

4:07.8

Hidesuburo Sato|JPN|1870}}

???

Takaharu Yoneda|JPN|1870}}

???

10,000 metres

Julian Musne|PHI|1919}}

36:07.5

Ramon Soriano|PHI|1919}}

???

Zhu Yaoxie|CHN|1912}}

???

110 m hurdles

Generoso Rabaya|PHI|1919}}

15.9

Paulino Fernandez|PHI|1919}}

???

Pedro Abiera|PHI|1919}}

???

200 m hurdles straight

Pedro Abiera|PHI|1919}}

25.7

Sotero Binongcal|PHI|1919}}

???

Antonio Nicanor|PHI|1919}}

???

4×200 m relay

JPN|1870}}

1:30.3

PHI|1919}}

???

Only two finishers

4×400 m relay

JPN|1870}}

3:25.8

PHI|1919}}

???

Only two finishers

High jump

Eliseo Razo|PHI|1919}}

1.835 m

Chūhei Nambu|JPN|1870}}

1.81 m

Rufino Ico|PHI|1919}}

1.785 m

Pole vault

Antonio Alo|PHI|1919}}

3.415 m

Not awarded

Carlos Mejillano|PHI|1919}}

3.35 m

Long jump

Generoso Rivera|PHI|1919}}

6.89 m

Silvestre Driz|PHI|1919}}

6.83 m

Chūhei Nambu|JPN|1870}}

6.69 m

Triple jump

Mikio Oda|JPN|1870}}

14.08 m

Chūhei Nambu|JPN|1870}}

14.00 m

Takeo Kobayashi|JPN|1870}}

13.97 m

Shot put

Generoso Rabaya|PHI|1919}}

14.23 m

Yasuyuki Fujita|JPN|1870}}

14.02 m

Arturo Roa|PHI|1919}}

13.68 m

Discus throw

Regino Birtulfo|PHI|1919}}

37.40 m

Yasuyuki Fujita|JPN|1870}}

36.93 m

Yoshio Okita|JPN|1870}}

34.97 m

Javelin throw

Rufino Ico|PHI|1919}}

51.71 m

Arturo Roa|PHI|1919}}

51.60 m

Agripino Sevilla|PHI|1919}}

51.12 m

Pentathlon

Wu Topan|CHN|1912}}

2430 pts

Francisco Danao|PHI|1919}}

2428 pts

Rufino Ico|PHI|1919}}

2325 pts

Decathlon

Juan Taduran|PHI|1919}}

5042 pts

Paulino Fernandez|PHI|1919}}

4959 pts

John Tatom|PHI|1919}}

4741 pts

References

1. ^Bell, Daniel (2003). Encyclopedia of International Games. McFarland and Company, Inc. Publishers, Jefferson, North Carolina. {{ISBN|0-7864-1026-4}}.
2. ^¹²³Far Eastern Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2014-12-18.
3. ^Nakamura, Ken (2010-04-26). Interview with Mikio Oda, first Japanese Olympic gold medallist. IAAF. Retrieved on 2014-12-24.
4. ^[https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/na/chuhei-nanbu-1.html Chuhei Nanbu]. Sports Reference. Retrieved on 2014-12-24.

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