Leonid Ščerbakov
| Leonid Michajlovič Ščerbakov | |
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| Narození | 7. dubna 1927 Q21342252 |
| Úmrtí | 19. května 2004 (ve věku 77 let) Moskva |
| Povolání | atlet |
| Ocenění | Řád čestného odznaku zasloužilý mistr sportu SSSR |
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| Přehled medailí | ||
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 Atletika na LOH | ||
| stříbro | Melbourne 1952 | trojskok |
| Mistrovství Evropy v atletice | ||
| zlato | Brusel 1950 | trojskok |
| zlato | Bern 1954 | trojskok |
Leonid Michajlovič Ščerbakov (rusky Леонид Щербаков) (7. dubna 1927) je bývalý sovětský atlet, specialista na trojskok.
Startoval na dvou olympijských hrách – v roce 1952 v Helsinkách (zde získal stříbrnou medaili v soutěži trojskokanů) a v roce 1956 v Melbourne. Dvakrát se stal mistrem Evropy v této disciplíně – v roce 1950 (výkonem 15,39 m) a 1954 (výkonem 15,90 m). V letech 1950 až 1956 celkem pětkrát zlepšil evropský rekord v trojskoku, 19. července 1953 v Moskvě vytvořil výkonem 16,23 m světový rekord. Svého nejlepšího výkonu v trojskoku – 16,46 m – dosáhl 4. července 1956.
Externí odkazy
- Leonid Michajlovič Ščerbakov na stránkách Světové atletiky (anglicky)
- Leonid Michajlovič Ščerbakov v databázi Olympedia (anglicky)
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DA SILVA ADHEMAR: (1927-2001) Brazilian Athlete, Olympic Gold Medallist in the Triple Jump at Helsinki (1952) and Melbourne (1956). Vintage signed 6 x 8 photograph, the image depicting Da Silva standing in a full length pose on a podium following his victory in the triple jump at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki. Standing alongside him are silver medallist Leonid Shcherbakov of Russia and bronze medallist Arnoldo Devonish of Venezuela. Signed by Da Silva in blue fountain pen ink to a light area of the image, adding Brasil in his hand beneath his signature. A few very light, extremely minor corner creases, VG. £80-100 ADHEMAR DA SILVA (1927-2001) Atleta brasile–o, medallista ol’mpico, oro en triple salto en Helsinki (1952) y Melbourne (1956). Fotograf’a de Žpoca, de 15 x 20«5 cm, firmada por el atleta. La imagen muestra a Da Silva de pie, en una pose de cuerpo entero, sobre el podio, tras su victoria en triple salto en los Juegos Ol’mpicos de 1952 en Helsinki. De pie junto a Žl est‡n los medallista Leonid Shcherbakov de Rusia que obtuvo la plata y el medallista de bronce Arnoldo Devonish de Venezuela. Firmado por Da Silva en tinta azul en una zona clara de la imagen, a–adiendo, Brasil de su mano, por debajo de su firma. Unos muy ligeros y extremadamente peque–os pliegues de esquina, MB.
DA SILVA ADHEMAR: (1927-2001) Brazilian Athlete, Olympic Gold Medallist in the Triple Jump at Helsinki (1952) and Melbourne (1956). Vintage signed 6 x 8 photograph, the image depicting Da Silva standing in a full length pose on a podium following his victory in the triple jump at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki. Standing alongside him are silver medallist Leonid Shcherbakov of Russia and bronze medallist Arnoldo Devonish of Venezuela. Signed by Da Silva in blue fountain pen ink to a light area of the image, adding Brasil in his hand beneath his signature. A few very light, extremely minor corner creases, VG. £80-100 ADHEMAR DA SILVA (1927-2001) Atleta brasile–o, medallista ol’mpico, oro en triple salto en Helsinki (1952) y Melbourne (1956). Fotograf’a de Žpoca, de 15 x 20«5 cm, firmada por el atleta. La imagen muestra a Da Silva de pie, en una pose de cuerpo entero, sobre el podio, tras su victoria en triple salto en los Juegos Ol’mpicos de 1952 en Helsinki. De pie junto a Žl est‡n los medallista Leonid Shcherbakov de Rusia que obtuvo la plata y el medallista de bronce Arnoldo Devonish de Venezuela. Firmado por Da Silva en tinta azul en una zona clara de la imagen, a–adiendo, Brasil de su mano, por debajo de su firma. Unos muy ligeros y extremadamente peque–os pliegues de esquina, MB.