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Semih Türkdogan
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Semih Türkdogan
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Semih Türkdogan

Also known as Semih Türkdoğan
Born
1 Jan 1912
Died
16 May 1994 · aged 82
Birthplace
Istanbul, Ottoman Empire
On the podium
1930 – 1935
Olympian
1× · Amsterdam
11 international medals + 4 national titles

Biography

Famous Turkish sprinter. First Balkan medallist of his country. Contested in 1928 Amsterdam Olympics at age of 16 in Turkish 4x100 metres relay team.

Won 11 Balkan medals in his athletics career. During his fourteen-year long (1925-1938) career, he was leading sprinter of the country. His 100 metres national record (10.6) equalled four times, but not broken for 25 years.

PERSONAL BESTS:
100m: 10.6 (İstanbul 1935)
200m: 22.6 (Moscow 1933)
400m: 53.2 (İstanbul 1929)

TRIVIA
♦ He was life-long Galatasaray SK member. For a while, he also became member of board in the club.
♦ He was a columnist for Milliyet newspaper for years.
♦ Died in Istanbul at age of 82. 


Text by S.F.Erbay

By championship

ChampionshipTotal
Balkan Athletics Championships15511
International total15511

National championships

ChampionshipTotal
Turkish Championships4004
National total4004

Medals 11

YearChampionshipEventVenuePlaceMarkRecordNotes
1935Balkan Athletics Championships4x100mIstanbul245.6
1933Balkan Athletics Championships4x100mAthens244.4
1933Balkan Athletics Championships100mAthens211.0
1932Balkan Athletics Championships100mAthens311.6
1932Balkan Athletics Championships4x100mAthens345.0
1932Balkan Athletics Championships200mAthens323.6
1931Balkan Athletics Championships4x100mAthens143.4 CRNR
1930Balkan Athletics Championships4x100mAthens244.4 NR
1930Balkan Athletics Championships100mAthens211.1
1930Balkan Athletics Championships200mAthens323.2
1930Balkan Athletics ChampionshipsMedley RelayAthens33:42.2 NR

National results 4

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