Hermann Weingärtner
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Olympic medalist | |||
Hermann Weingärtner |
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Medal record | |||
Men's Artistic Gymnastics | |||
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Gold | 1896 Athens | Team parallel bars | |
Gold | 1896 Athens | Team horizontal bar | |
Gold | 1896 Athens | Horizontal bar | |
Silver | 1896 Athens | Pommel horse | |
Silver | 1896 Athens | Rings | |
Bronze | 1896 Athens | Vault |
Hermann Weingärtner (24 August 1864–22 October 1919) was a German gymnast. He competed at the 1896 Summer Olympics in Athens.
Weingärtner was a member of the German team that won two gold medals by placing first in both of the team events, the parallel bars and the horizontal bar.
He also won a number of individual medals, taking the gold in the horizontal bar, silver in pommel horse and rings, and bronze in the vault. He competed in the parallel bars, but did not win a medal in that event. His six medals made him one of the most successful competitors at the first modern Olympic Games.