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Olympic Games Berlin 1936 (0)

Oct 22, 2026
Glenn Morris crowned his brief decathlon career with a world record of 7900 points at the Berlin 1936 Olympic Games on 7–8 August. Robert Clark won silver with 7601 points and Jack Parker took bronze with 7275, completing an American medal sweep. Contesting only his third decathlon, Morris moved ahead of Clark in the 110 m hurdles and secured Olympic gold in what proved to be his final appearance in the event.

1936 Berlin Olympic Games men’s decathlon official results

P Athlete Nation Points Results By 1985
1 Glenn Morris USA 7900
WR
11,1 - 6.97 - 14.10 - 1.85 - 49,4
14,9 - 43.02 - 3.50 - 54.52 - 4.33,2
7254
2 Robert Clark USA 7601 10,9 - 7.62 - 12.68 - 1.80 - 50,0
15,7 - 39.39 - 3.70 - 51.12 - 4.44,4
7063
3 Jack Parker USA 7275 11,4 - 7.35 - 13.52 - 1.80 - 53,3
15,0 - 39.11 - 3.50 - 56.46 - 5.07,8
6760
4 Erwin Huber GER 7087 11,5 - 6.89 - 12.70 - 1.70 - 52,3
15,8 - 35.46 - 3.80 - 56.45 - 4.35,2
6649
5 Reindert Jan Brasser NED 7046 11,6 - 6.69 - 13.49 - 1.90 - 51,5
16,2 - 39.45 - 3.40 - 55.75 - 5.06,0
6570
6 Armin Guhl SUI 7033 11,3 - 7.04 - 12.30 - 1.80 - 52,3
15,6 - 40.97 - 3.30 - 51.02 - 4.49,2
6618
7 Karl Olof Bexell SWE 7024 11,6 - 6.68 - 13.54 - 1.75 - 54,9
16,0 - 38.83 - 3.70 - 57.07 - 4.40,4
6558
8 Helmut Bonnet GER 6939 11,6 - 6.66 - 13.50 - 1.75 - 53,7
16,2 - 39.16 - 3.60 - 58.15 - 4.54,0
6492
9 Jerzy Plawczyk POL 6871 11,6 - 7.12 - 11.94 - 1.85 - 54,0
16,4 - 38.30 - 3.70 - 54.26 - 5.04,0
6448
10 Edvard Natvig NOR 6759 12,1 - 6.55 - 12.89 - 1.85 - 56,3
16,1 - 39.60 - 3.70 - 58.36 - 5.05,0
6298
11 Aulis Aleksanteri Reinikka FIN 6755 12,1 - 6.32 - 12.74 - 1.70 - 52,5
16,5 - 38.61 - 3.90 - 50.80 - 4.32,4
6342
12 Péter Bácsalmási HUN 6395 12,1 - 6.78 - 11.77 - 1.75 - 53,1
18,4 - 39.64 - 3.90 - 55.90 - 5.30,6
5979
13 Fritz Dällenbach SUI 6311 11,9 - 6.36 - 11.59 - 1.70 - 53,6
16,3 - 33.18 - 3.60 - 52.39 - 4.48,0
6030
14 Ljuben Doichev BUL 6307 11,5 - 6.35 - 12.26 - 1.70 - 54,1
16,3 - 38.25 - 3.70 - 48.43 - 5.34,2
5944
15 Osvaldo Wenzel CHI 6058 12,2 - 6.25 - 12.43 - 1.65 - 55,3
18,2 - 37.11 - 3.20 - 54.93 - 4.34,6
5798
16 Josef Klein TCH 5883 11,6 - 6.22 - 10.99 - 1.55 - 53,3
17,3 - 35.88 - 3.10 - 51.72 - 4.49,6
5718
17 Maurice Boulanger BEL 5097 12,4 - 5.85 - 9.92 - 1.60 - 55,1
19,2 - 25.20 - 3.30 - 43.43 - 4.35,0
5020

WR – world record under the scoring tables in force at the time
By 1985 – total recalculated using the 1985 scoring tables, with standard adjustments for hand-timed races.

Didn’t finish:
Leif Dahlgren (SWE), Zoltán Csányi (HUN), Willy Bührer (SUI), Franz Sterzl (AUT), Émile Binet (BEL), Martti Tolamo (FIN), Akilles Järvinen (FIN), Jānis Dimza (LAT), Erwin Reimer (CHI), Zhou Changxing (CHN), Karl Vilmundarson (ISL)

Didn’t start:
Alfred Bauer (AUT), Pedro del Vecchio (COL), Hervé Mahé (FRA), Gerhard Stöck (GER), Yoshiro Asakuma (JPN), Sueo Oe (JPN), Sverker Lindström (SWE)

Points were awarded using the 1934 scoring tables. The “By 1985” totals are statistical recalculations and do not alter the official finishing order.

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