Rowing at the 1912 Summer Olympics - Men's coxed fours

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The men's coxed fours was a rowing event held as part of the Rowing at the 1912 Summer Olympics programme. It was the second appearance of the event, which had been held at the 1900 Summer Olympics but had been replaced by coxless fours at the 1904 and 1908 Games. The standard coxed fours event allowed for outriggers, while another event was held in 1912 for boats with inriggers.

Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2.1 Heats 2.2 Quarterfinals 2.3 Semifinals 2.4 Final 3 References

[edit] Medalists

Gold	Albert Arnheiter, Otto Fickeisen, Rudolf Fickeisen, Karl Leister, and Hermann Wilker (GER)
Silver	Julius Beresford, Geoffrey Carr, Herbert Logan, Charles Rought, and Karl Vernon (GBR)
Bronze	Erik Bisgaard, Eigil Clemmensen, Rasmus Frandsen, Mikael Simonsen, and Poul Thymann (DEN)

[edit] Results

[edit] Heats

Heat 1
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Erik Bisgaard, Eigil Clemmensen, Rasmus Frandsen, Mikael Simonsen, and Poul Thymann (DEN)	7:20.0	QQ
Heat 2
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Oskar Forsman, Valdemar Henriksson, Karl Lönnberg, Johan Nyholm, and Emil Nylund (FIN)	7:18.2	QQ
2	Pierre Alibert, François Elichagaray, André Mirambeau, René Saintongey, and Louis Thomaturgé (FRA)
Heat 3
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Theodor Klem, Henry Larsen, Håkon Tønsager, Ejnar Tønsager, and Mathias Torstensen (NOR)	7:15.0	QQ
2	Hugo Cuzna, Emil Jand, Georg Kröder, Fritz Krombholz, and Richard Mayer (AUT)
Heat 4
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Olaf Dahll, Øyvin Davidsen, Einar Eriksen, Leif Rode, and Theodor Schjøth (NOR)	7:27.4	QQ
Heat 5
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Georges van den Bossche, Leonard Nuytens, Guillaume Visser, Edmond van Waes, and Georges Willems (BEL)	7:15.0	QQ
2	Theodor Eyrich, Knud Gøtke, Marius Jørgensen, Johan Praem, and Silva Smedberg (DEN)
Heat 6
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Albert Arnheiter, Otto Fickeisen, Rudolf Fickeisen, Karl Leister, and Hermann Wilker (GER)	7:06.6	QQ
2	Axel Eriksson, Gunnar Lager, John Lager, Karl Sundholm, and Ernst Wetterstrand (SWE)
Heat 7
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Julius Beresford, Geoffrey Carr, Herbert Logan, Charles Rought, and Karl Vernon (GBR)	7:27.0	QQ

[edit] Quarterfinals

Quarterfinal 1
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Erik Bisgaard, Eigil Clemmensen, Rasmus Frandsen, Mikael Simonsen, and Poul Thymann (DEN)	7:09.0	QS
2	Oskar Forsman, Valdemar Henriksson, Karl Lönnberg, Johan Nyholm, and Emil Nylund (FIN)	7:12.5
Quarterfinal 2
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Julius Beresford, Geoffrey Carr, Herbert Logan, Charles Rought, and Karl Vernon (GBR)	7:14.5	QS
2	Olaf Dahll, Øyvin Davidsen, Einar Eriksen, Leif Rode, and Theodor Schjøth (NOR)
Quarterfinal 3
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Theodor Klem, Henry Larsen, Håkon Tønsager, Ejnar Tønsager, and Mathias Torstensen (NOR)	7:05.5	QS
2	Georges van den Bossche, Leonard Nuytens, Guillaume Visser, Edmond van Waes, and Georges Willems (BEL)
Quarterfinal 4
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Albert Arnheiter, Otto Fickeisen, Rudolf Fickeisen, Karl Leister, and Hermann Wilker (GER)	7:14.4	QS

[edit] Semifinals

Semifinal 1
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Albert Arnheiter, Otto Fickeisen, Rudolf Fickeisen, Karl Leister, and Hermann Wilker (GER)	7:41.0	QF
2	Erik Bisgaard, Eigil Clemmensen, Rasmus Frandsen, Mikael Simonsen, and Poul Thymann (DEN)
Semifinal 2
Place	Crew	Time	Qual.
1	Julius Beresford, Geoffrey Carr, Herbert Logan, Charles Rought, and Karl Vernon (GBR)	7:04.4	QF
2	Theodor Klem, Henry Larsen, Håkon Tønsager, Ejnar Tønsager, and Mathias Torstensen (NOR)	7:04.8

[edit] Final

Final
Place	Crew	Time
	Albert Arnheiter, Otto Fickeisen, Rudolf Fickeisen, Karl Leister, and Hermann Wilker (GER)	6:59.4
	Julius Beresford, Geoffrey Carr, Herbert Logan, Charles Rought, and Karl Vernon (GBR)

[edit] References

• Bergvall, Erik (ed.) (1913). in Adams-Ray, Edward (trans.).: The Official Report of the Olympic Games of Stockholm 1912. Stockholm: Wahlström & Widstrand. 
• Wudarski, Pawel (1999). Wyniki Igrzysk Olimpijskich. Retrieved on 20 January 2007. (Polish)