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Romania at the 1964 Summer Olympics

IOC code
  
ROU(RUM used at these Games)

NOC
  
Romanian Olympic and Sports Committee

Website
  
www.cosr.ro (Romanian) (English) (French)

Competitors
  
138 (108 men and 30 women) in 13 sports

MedalsRanked 14th
  
GoldSilverBronzeTotal24612

Romania competed at the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. 138 competitors, 108 men and 30 women, took part in 76 events in 13 sports.

Contents

Gold

  • Iolanda Balaş — Athletics, Women's High Jump
  • Mihaela Peneş — Athletics, Women's Javelin Throw

    • Silver

  • Andrei Igorov — Canoeing, Men's C1 1000m Canadian Singles
  • Hilde Lauer — Canoeing, Women's K1 500m Kayak Singles
  • Ion Tripşa — Shooting, Men's Rapid-Fire Pistol
  • Valeriu Bularca — Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman Lightweight

    • Bronze

  • Lia Manoliu — Athletics, Women's Discus Throw
  • Aurel Vernescu — Canoeing, Men's K1 1000m Kayak Singles
  • Simion Cuciuc, Atanase Sciotnic, Mihai Ţurcaş, and Aurel Vernescu — Canoeing, Men's K4 1000m Kayak Fours
  • Hilde Lauer and Cornelia Sideri — Canoeing, Women's K2 500m Kayak Pairs
  • Dumitru Pârvulescu — Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman Flyweight
  • Ion Cernea — Wrestling, Men's Greco-Roman Bantamweight

    • Athletics

    Women's High Jump

  • Iolanda Balaş
  • Qualification- 1.70 m
  • Final:-1.90 m, OR ( Gold Medal)

    • Women's Discus

  • Lia Manoliu
  • Qualification- 53.64 m
  • Final-56.94 m ( Bronze Medal)
  • Olimpia Cataramă
  • Qualification-53.20 m
  • Final-53.08 m (8th place)

    • Women's Javelin

  • Maria Diţi-Diaconescu
  • Qualification-51.12 m
  • Final-53.71 m (6th place)
  • Mihaela Peneş
  • Qualification-51.19 m
  • Final-60.54 m ( Gold Medal)

    • Women's Shot Put

  • Ana Sǎlǎgean
  • Qualification-15.31 m not qualified(no ranking)

    • Women's Long Jump

  • Viorica Viscopoleanu
  • Qualification-6.37 m
  • Final-6.35 m(5th place)

    • Men's 5000 m

  • Andrei Barabás
  • Heat-4'002'not qualified(no ranking)

    • Marathon

  • Constantin Grecescu 2h30'426' (36th place)

    • Triple Jump

  • Şerban Ciochină
  • Qualification-15.31 m
  • Final-16.23 m(5th place)

    • 50 km Walk

  • Ilie Popa 2h 19'030 (28th place)

    • Boxing

    Flyweight

  • Constantin Ciucǎ def.Henry (Canada), def. Cuylenburg (Ceylon),lost to Olech (Poland)→6th place

    • Bantamweight

  • Nicolae Puiu def. Van der Walt (Northern Rhodesia), def.Johnson (U.S.A.), lost to Sakurai (Japan)→5th place

    • Featherweight

  • Constantin Crudu def. Caminero (Cuba), def. Limmonen (Finland), lost to Stepashkin (Soviet Union)→5th place

    • Light-Welterweight

  • Iosif Mihalic def. König (Austria), def. Fasoli (Italy), lost to Kulej (Poland)→5th place

    • Welterweight

  • Niculescu def. Gutierrez (Mexico), lost to Mabwa (Uganda)

    • Light-Middleweight

  • Mârza def. Lee (South Korea), def. Elmahas (United Arab Republic), lost to Grzesiak(Poland)→7th place

    • Middleweight

  • Ion Monea def. Kim (South Korea), lost to Schulz (Germany United Team)

    • Light-Heavyweight

  • Gheorghe Negrea lost to Kiselyov (Soviet Union)

    • Heavyweight

  • Vasile Mariuţan def. Pandov (Bulgaria),lost to Ros (Italy)

    • Cycling

    Five cyclists represented Romania in 1964.

    Individual road race
  • Gabriel Moiceanu
  • Constantin Ciocan
  • Ion Cosma
  • Gheorghe Bădără
    • Team time trial
  • Gheorghe Bădără
  • Constantin Ciocan
  • Ion Cosma
  • Emil Rusu

    • Fencing

    Eleven fencers, six men and five women, represented Romania in 1964.

    Women's foil
  • Ana Ene-Derșidan qualified from Round 1 (2v, 2 d, barrage), qualified from Round 2 (3v,2 d), lost in Round 3 to Antonella Ragno (Italy) (8-4)
  • Olga Orban-Szabo qualified from Round 1 (3 v,2 d), qualified from Round 2 (4 v, 1 d), lost in Round 3 to Giovanna Masciotta(Italy) (8-6)
  • Maria Vicol eliminated in Round 1 (2 v, 3 d)
    • Women's team foil
  • Round 1
  • Defeated U.S.A. (9-1)
  • Round 2
  • Lost to Soviet Union (4-9)
  • Playoff for 5th place
  • Defeated France (9-6)→5th place

    • Team Roster:

  • Olga Orban-Szabo
  • Ana Ene-Derșidan
  • Ileana Gyulai
  • Ecaterina Stahl
  • Maria Vicol
    • Men's foil
  • Ion Drîmbă qualified from Round 1 (4 v, 1 d), qualified from Round 2 (3 v, 2 d), def.in Round 3 Naser Madani (Iran)(10-4), lost in Round 4 to Roland Losert (Austria)(6-10)
  • Ștefan Haukler qualified from Round 1 (6 v,0 d), eliminated in Round 2 (2 v, 3 d)
  • Tănase Mureșanu qualified from Round 1 (4 v,1 d), eliminated in Round 2 (2 v,3 d, barrage)
    • Men's team foil
  • First round
  • Def. Argentina (9-0)
  • Def. France (9-5)
  • Lost to U.S.A. (8-8,54-62 t.d.)
  • Quarterfinals
  • Lost to Poland (5-9)
  • 5-8 Playoff
  • Def. Hungary (9-5)
  • Lost to Germany United Team (8-8;57-60 t.d.)→6th place
  • Team Roster
  • Ion Drîmbă
  • Ștefan Haukler
  • Tănase Mureșanu
  • Iuliu Falb
  • Attila Csipler
    • Men's épée
  • Ștefan Haukler qualified from Round 1 (4 v,3 d), eliminated in Round 2 (0 v, 5 d)
    • Men's sabre
  • Tănase Mureșanu qualified from Round 1 (6 v, 0 d), qualified from Round 2 (4 v,2 d), lost in Round 3 to Marcel Parent (France) (10-12)
  • Octavian Vintilă qualified from Round 1 (3 v, 2 d), eliminated in Round 2 (1 v, 6 d)
  • Ion Drîmbă qualified from Round 1 (4 v,1 d), eliminated in Round 2 (3 v, 3 d)
    • Men's team sabre
  • Round 1
  • Def. Australia (9-3)
  • Def. Great Britain (10-6)
  • Quarterfinals
  • Lost to France (6-8)
  • 5-7 playoff
  • Lost to Hungary (0-9)→7th place

    • Team Roster

  • Attila Csipler
  • Octavian Vintilă
  • Tănase Mureşanu
  • Ion Drîmbă

    • Football

  • Group stage
  • Defeated Mexico (3-1)
  • Drew with Germany United Team (1-1)
  • Defeated Iran (1-0)
  • Quarterfinals
  • Lost to Hungary (0-2)
  • Consolation Round 1
  • Defeated Ghana (4-2)
  • Consolation Round 2
  • Defeated Yugoslavia (3-0) → 5th place
  • Team Roster
  • Ilie Datcu
  • Ilie Greavu
  • Ion Nunweiller
  • Dan Coe
  • Bujor Hălmăgeanu
  • Emil Petru
  • Constantin Koszka
  • Ion Pârcălab
  • Gheorghe Constantin
  • Ion Gheorghe Ionescu
  • Carol Creiniceanu
  • Emerich Jenei
  • Cornel Pavlovici
  • Marin Andrei
  • Mircea Petescu
  • Dumitru Ivan
  • Sorin Avram
  • Nicolae Georgescu

    • Shooting

    Nine shooters represented Romania in 1964.

    25 m pistol
  • Ion Tripșa
  • Marcel Roșca
    • 50 m pistol
  • Neagu Bratu
  • Gavril Maghiar
    • 50 m rifle, three positions
  • Ion Olărescu
  • Nicolae Rotaru
    • 50 m rifle, prone
  • Nicolae Rotaru
  • Traian Cogut
    • Trap
  • Ion Dumitrescu
  • Gheorghe Enache

    • Volleyball

    Men's Team Competition
  • Round Robin
  • Lost to Soviet Union (0-3)
  • Defeated Brazil (3-0)
  • Defeated Bulgaria (3-2)
  • Defeated Netherlands (3-0)
  • Defeated South Korea (3-2)
  • Defeated Hungary (3-1)
  • Lost to Czechoslovakia (1-3)
  • Lost to Japan (0-3)
  • Defeated United States (3-1) → 4th place
  • Team Roster
  • Gheorghe Fieraru
  • Horaţiu Nicolau
  • Aurel Drăgan
  • Iuliu Szőcs
  • William Schreiber
  • Mihai Grigorovici
  • Davila Plocon
  • Nicolae Bărbuţă
  • Eduard Derzsi
  • Mihai Chezan
  • Constantin Ganciu
  • Mihai Coste
    • Women's Team Competition
  • Round Robin
  • Lost to Soviet Union (0-3)
  • Lost to Japan (0-3)
  • Defeated United States (3-0)
  • Defeated South Korea (3-0)
  • Lost to Poland (0-3) → 4th place
  • Team Roster
  • Ana Mocan
  • Cornelia Lăzeanu
  • Natalia Todorovschi
  • Doina Ivănescu
  • Doina Rodica Popescu
  • Sonia Colceru
  • Lia Vanea
  • Alexandrina Chezan
  • Ileana Enculescu
  • Elisabeta Goloşie
  • Marina Stanca

    • Water polo

  • First Round
  • Lost to Italy (3-4)
  • Defeated Japan (9-4)
  • Semifinal Round
  • Defeated Germany United Team (5-4)
  • Drew with Soviet Union (2-2)
  • 5-8 Tournament
  • Defeated the Netherlands (6-1)
  • Lost to Belgium (3-5)→ 5th place
  • Team Roster
  • Mircea Ştefănescu (water polo)
  • Anatolie Grinţescu
  • Aurel Zahan
  • Alexandru Szabó
  • Ştefan Kroner
  • Cornel Mărculescu
  • Nicolae Firoiu
  • Gruia Novac
  • Iosif Kuliniac
  • Cosma Liţă
  • Emil Mureşanu

    • Wrestling

    Freestyle Wrestling

    52 kg

  • Gheorghe Tapalagă lost to Aliev(Soviet Union) (decision), lost to Georgiev (Bulgaria) (fall 9'19)

    • 78 kg

  • Ştefan Tâmpa lost to Watanabe (Japan) (decision), lost to Heinze (Germany Unified Team) (decision)

    • 97 kg

  • Ferenc Ballo lost to Medved (Soviet Union) (fall 2'12)drew with Conine (U.S.A.) (2-2)

    • +97 kg

  • Ştefan Stângu drew with Kubat (Czechoslovakia) (2-2), lost to Dzhiber (Bulgaria) (decision)
    • Greco-Roman Style Wrestling

    52 kg

  • Dumitru Pârvulescu def. Jensen (Denmark) (decision), def. Del Rio (Mexico) (fall 2'55), def. Savadov (Soviet Union) (decision), lost to Kerezov (Bulgaria) (decision), lost to Hanahara (Japan) (fall 8'19)(→ Bronze Medal)

    • 57 kg

  • Ion Cernea drew with Varga (Hungary) def. Knitter (Poland) (decision), def. Švec (Czechoslovakia) (decision), def. Başergil (Turkey) (decision), lost to Trestyanski (Soviet Union) (decision)(→ Bronze Medal)

    • 63 kg

  • Marin Bolocan lost to Olsson (Sweden) (decision), def. Sayed (Afghanistan) (fall 3'56),drew with Mirmalek (Iran), lost to Mansour (United Arab Republic) (decision)

    • 70 kg

  • Valeriu Bularca drew with Tapio (Finland), def. Kim (South Korea) (decision), def. Burke (U.S.A.) (foul 7'52), def. Jonsson (Sweden) (decision), drew with Ayvaz (Turkey); entered tiebreak for places 2-4;defeated Gvanseladze (Soviet Union (decision), drew with Fujita (Japan)(→ Silver Medal)

    • 78 kg

  • Ion Ţăranu def. Todorov (Bulgaria) (decision), drew with Kolesov (Soviet Union), def. Asghian (Iran) (decision), drew with Laakso(Finland)→5th place

    • 82 kg

  • Gheorghe Popovici drew with Olenik (Soviet Union), lost with Metz (Germany United Team) (decision)

    • 87 kg

  • Nicolae Martinescu drew with Sosnowski (Poland), def. Bulgarelli (Italy)(decision), def. Yilmaz (Turkey) (decision), def. Wiesberger (Austria) (decision), lost with Radev (Bulgaria)(decision)→4th place

    • +97 kg

  • Ştefan Stângu drew with Kasabov (Bulgaria), lost to Svensson (Sweden) (decision).

    • References

    Romania at the 1964 Summer Olympics Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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