1930 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

1930 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
1930 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Location	Luxembourg, Luxembourg
	← 1926 1931 →

The 9th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships were held in Luxembourg on 12–14 July 1930.^[1]

Of special note is that a Yugoslavian Olympic medallist from 1928, Anton Malej, died one day after the conclusion of these games resulting from an injury, on the Rings apparatus, incurred during the games.^[1]

Men's team all around

Rank	Nation	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	Behavior	Punctuality	Team Grand Totals
	Czechoslovakia	87.05	86.95	174	86.8	85.05	171.85	83.4	89.55	172.95	83.85	83	166.85	90.95	90.8	181.75	9.9	20	897.3
	France	88.9	87.3	176.2	85.9	84.15	170.05	76.3	86.7	163	82.55	80.8	163.35	85.45	84	169.45	9.7	20	871.75
	Yugoslavia	84.15	85	169.15	82.3	80.3	162.6	78.3	76.95	155.25	87.2	86.45	173.65	76	83.1	159.1	10	20	849.75
4	Hungary	82.35	79.2	161.55	77.65	72.95	150.6	88.5	81.6	170.1	51.45	58.3	109.75	82.3	77.45	159.75	9	20	780.75
5	Luxembourg	84.65	80.45	165.1	74.3	70.55	144.85	81.2	75.75	156.95	52.6	60.3	112.9	67.1	78.35	145.45	9.6	20	754.85
6	Belgium	85.1	82	167.1	71.95	73.55	145.5	65.1	55.5	120.6	66.1	69.6	135.7	62.6	65.65	128.25	9.5	20	726.65

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Men's individual all around

Rank	Gymnast	Nation	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	C	O	Totals	Compulsories Totals	Compulsories Totals Rank	Optionals Totals	Optionals Totals Rank	Individual Grand Totals
	Yugoslavia	Josip Primožič	15.3	15.05	30.35	15.55	14.35	29.9	15.4	15.75	31.15	14.8	14.85	29.65	16	15.4	31.4	77.05	1	75.4	2	152.45
	Czechoslovakia	Jan Gajdoš	14.95	14.9	29.85	15.25	15.25	30.5	14.45	14.8	29.25	15.2	15.25	30.45	15.8	14.7	30.5	75.65	2	74.9	3	150.55
	Czechoslovakia	Emanuel Löffler	15.05	15.1	30.15	15.1	15.1	30.2	14.95	13.75	28.7	16	16	32	13.75	13.85	27.6	74.85	3	73.8	5	148.65
4	France	Armand Solbach	14.95	15.05	30	14.8	15.55	30.35	15.1	14.2	29.3	14.5	14.4	28.9	14.1	14.7	28.8	73.45	5	73.9	4	147.35
5	Czechoslovakia	Ladislav Vácha	14.6	14.5	29.1	11.95	15.1	27.05	14.55	15.35	29.9	14.98	15.6	30.58	14.3	15	29.3	70.38	12	75.55	1	145.75
6	Luxembourg	Mathias Logelin	14.75	13.95	28.7	15.55	14.8	30.35	14.2	13.5	27.7	14.9	14.65	29.55	14.45	14.95	29.4	73.85	4	71.85	10	145.7
7	France	Georges Leroux	14.7	14.95	29.65	15.1	14.65	29.75	14.7	14.8	29.5	13.75	13.75	27.5	14.95	14.1	29.05	73.2	6	72.25	8	145.45
8	France	Bedřich Šupčík	14.25	14.2	28.45	14.35	14.65	29	14.45	13.75	28.2	15.25	15.45	30.7	14.4	14.4	28.8	72.7	7	72.45	7	145.15
9	Hungary	István Pelle	14.1	14.75	28.85	16	16	32	12.6	13.3	25.9	15.05	15.25	30.3	13.3	12.85	26.15	71.05	10	72.15	9	143.2
10	France	Marcel Itten	14.65	14.5	29.15	14.5	14.5	29	15.4	13.9	29.3	14.8	13.85	28.65	13	11.65	24.65	72.35	8	68.4	16	140.75
11 (tie)	Yugoslavia	Peter Šumi	13.85	13.8	27.65	13.3	13.45	26.75	14.2	12.4	26.6	13.95	15	28.95	15.7	14.9	30.6	71	11	69.55	12	140.55
11 (tie)	Hungary	Nikolaus Péter	14.4	13.4	27.8	15.7	16	31.7	13.95	13.9	27.85	15.3	13.1	28.4	12.8	12	24.8	72.15	9	68.4	16	140.55
13	Czechoslovakia	Jindrich Tintěra	13.6	13.7	27.3	14.35	14.8	29.15	14.4	13.9	28.3	14.9	14.25	29.15	12.45	12.35	24.8	69.7	13	69	13	138.7
14	Czechoslovakia	Josef Effenberger	14.6	14.55	29.15	12.4	14.65	27.05	14	13.5	27.5	14.8	14.25	29.05	13.15	12.7	25.85	68.95	16	69.65	11	138.6
15	France	Maurice Rousseau	14.45	13.85	28.3	11.5	13.6	25.1	14.25	13.2	27.45	14.5	13	27.5	14.6	14.55	29.15	69.3	14	68.2	18	137.5
16	France	Edvard Antosiewicz	14	14.8	28.8	11.5	12.85	24.35	13.8	14.7	28.5	14.5	12.1	26.6	14.05	14.35	28.4	67.85	18	68.8	14	136.65
17	France	Alfred Kraus	15.15	14.95	30.1	5.3	14.95	20.25	15	15	30	14.7	14.8	29.5	12.6	13.7	26.3	62.75	24	73.4	6	136.15
18	Czechoslovakia	Jul Rybak	14.95	14.4	29.35	14.2	13.45	27.65	12.8	14.15	26.95	13.8	11.9	25.7	13.55	12.45	26	69.3	14	66.35	20	135.65
19	France	Jean Gounot	15	14	29	15.1	13.45	28.55	11.45	13.05	24.5	13.2	14.2	27.4	13.3	12.1	25.4	68.05	17	66.8	19	134.85
20	Yugoslavia	Rafael Ban	13.85	13.9	27.75	11.65	11.8	23.45	12.65	14	26.65	12.5	13.75	26.25	14.15	15.05	29.2	64.8	22	68.5	15	133.3
21	Yugoslavia	Stanislav Žilič	13.85	14	27.85	13.9	11.8	25.7	13.75	11.4	25.155	12.5	14.15	26.65	12.95	13.25	26.2	66.95	19	64.6	23	131.55
22	Belgium	Rémy Reynaert	14.15	14.6	28.75	13	13.3	26.3	11.5	13	24.5	9	11.5	20.5	13.25	13.85	27.1	60.9	29	66.25	21	127.15
23	Luxembourg	Jean Kugeler	14.2	13.75	27.95	14.8	13.45	28.25	14.4	12.3	26.7	13.75	13.95	27.7	7.75	7.65	15.4	64.9	21	61.1	25	126
24	Luxembourg	Francois Zuang	13.8	13.15	26.95	13.75	13	26.75	12.5	13.5	26	11.45	13	24.45	10.3	10.85	21.15	61.8	26	63.5	24	125.3
25	Yugoslavia	Boris Gregorka	13.3	13.45	26.75	12.4	12.7	25.1	12.5	12.05	24.55	7.75	13.25	21	14.35	13.5	27.85	60.3	30	64.95	22	125.25
26	Belgium	Frans Gibens	14.8	13.8	28.6	10.75	10.75	21.5	13.4	13	26.4	12.85	9.5	22.35	12.2	10.75	22.95	64	23	57.8	29	121.8
27	Hungary	Rezső Kende	13.7	13.2	26.9	15.7	14.2	29.9	13.25	10.75	24	14.9	13.95	28.85	4	7.05	11.05	61.55	28	59.15	26	120.7
28	Hungary	Péter Boros	12.25	11.85	24.1	13.75	12.25	26	12.2	10.8	23	13.65	11	24.65	13.35	7.3	20.65	65.2	20	53.2	37	118.4
29	Belgium	A. Defer	13.3	13.05	26.35	12.25	8.8	21.05	13.2	11.9	25.1	11.4	11.6	23	11.8	10.95	22.75	61.95	25	56.3	32	118.25
30	Hungary	Josef Hegedűs	14.15	13.7	27.85	14.5	11.2	25.7	12.4	11.5	23.9	11.9	12.25	24.15	4	9.8	13.8	56.95	31	58.45	27	115.4
31	Hungary	Rodolphe Lencz	13.75	12.3	26.05	12.85	11.95	24.8	13.25	12.7	25.95	11.5	11.9	23.4	4	9.3	13.3	55.35	32	58.15	28	113.5
32	Belgium	G. Deck	14.35	13.5	27.85	6.7	7.75	14.45	11.6	11.6	23.2	12.75	12.9	25.65	9.3	11.05	20.35	54.7	34	56.8	31	111.5
33	Hungary	Josef Skulanyi	13.6	12.85	26.45	14.5	2.5	17	14.05	11.6	25.65	14.6	13.25	27.85	4.9	8.65	13.55	61.65	27	48.85	41	110.5
34	Luxembourg	Mathias Erang	14.35	13.55	27.9	13.5	9.55	23.05	11.3	12	23.3	9.25	13	22.25	5.5	8.1	13.6	53.9	36	56.2	33	110.1
35	Luxembourg	Nicolas Roeser	13.3	12.5	25.8	14.35	13.9	28.25	12.05	10	22.05	5.5	12.15	17.65	7.3	9	16.3	52.5	40	57.55	30	110.05
36	Belgium	G. Gysbrechts	14.15	13.7	27.85	11.5	6.25	17.75	12.25	11.5	23.75	6.6	9.45	16.05	10.65	13.7	24.35	55.15	33	54.6	35	109.75
37	Belgium	Joseph Claeys	14.35	13.35	27.7	10.9	8.65	19.55	10	12.55	22.55	10	10.7	20.7	8.9	9.3	18.2	54.15	35	54.55	36	108.7
38	Luxembourg	Dom. Schanen	14.25	13.55	27.8	9.25	11.05	20.3	9.85	9.25	19.1	12.25	11.6	23.85	7.3	9.75	17.05	52.9	39	55.2	34	108.1
39	France	Jean Chanteur	14.65	14.1	28.75	8.5	4.75	13.25	13.1	12.75	25.85	8.5	12.25	20.75	8.2	8.7	16.9	52.95	38	52.55	38	105.5
40	Luxembourg	Christian Scholtes	13.55	13	26.55	9.95	10.45	20.4	8.25	8.4	16.65	11.5	9.6	21.1	7.85	10.35	18.2	51.1	41	51.8	39	101.9
41	Luxembourg	Joseph Staudt	13.75	12.7	26.45	9.7	12.55	22.25	8.9	8.9	17.8	12.55	5	17.55	8.9	4	12.9	53.8	37	43.15	42	97.6
42	Czechoslovakia	Ladislav Tikal	14.9	13.95	28.85	11.8	0	11.8	13.1	14.45	27.55	0	0	0	11.15	12.65	23.8	50.95	42	41.05	45	92
43	Belgium	Karel van Dael	13.3	14.3	27.6	3.25	6.25	9.5	9.25	8.5	17.75	5.25	10.7	15.95	7.2	11	18.2	38.25	45	50.75	40	89
44	Belgium	G. Wilmot	13.75	13.55	27.3	5.8	4	9.8	5.75	2.95	8.7	10.98	11.8	22.78	8.9	10.3	19.2	45.18	44	42.6	43	87.6
45	France	?? Castelli	14.4	13.95	28.35	0	0	0	13.1	9.25	22.35	11.25	10.5	21.75	6.6	7.9	14.5	45.35	43	41.6	44	86.95

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Men's floor

Medal	Country	Gymnast
	Yugoslavia	Josip Primozic
	Czechoslovakia	Emanuel Löffler
	France	Alfred Krauss

Men's pommel horse

Medal	Country	Gymnast
	Yugoslavia	Josip Primozic
	Yugoslavia	Peter Šumi
	Czechoslovakia	Jan Gajdos

Men's rings

Medal	Country	Gymnast
	Czechoslovakia	Emanuel Löffler
	Czechoslovakia	Bedřich Šupčík
	Czechoslovakia	Jan Gajdos

Men's parallel bars

Medal	Country	Gymnast
	Yugoslavia	Josip Primozic
	France	Alfred Krauss
	Czechoslovakia	Ladislav Vácha

Men's horizontal bar

Medal	Country	Gymnast
	Hungary	István Pelle
	Hungary	Miklós Péter
	Yugoslavia	Leon Štukelj

Men's team all around

Medal	Country
	Czechoslovakia
	France
	Yugoslavia

Medal table

References

^ ^a ^b Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. p. 84.
^ History.com, Gymnastics. "1930: An Abrupt End to the World Championships in Luxembourg". Retrieved April 23, 2024.
^ History.com, Gymnastics. "1930: An Abrupt End to the World Championships in Luxembourg". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 23, 2024.

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[FIG_100_Year_Anniversary-1] Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. p. 84.

[2] History.com, Gymnastics. "1930: An Abrupt End to the World Championships in Luxembourg". Retrieved April 23, 2024.

[3] History.com, Gymnastics. "1930: An Abrupt End to the World Championships in Luxembourg". Gymnastics-History.com. Retrieved April 23, 2024.

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Yugoslavia	4	1	2	7
2	Czechoslovakia (TCH)	2	3	4	9
3	Hungary (HUN)	1	1	0	2
4	France (FRA)	0	2	1	3
Totals (4 entries)		7	7	7	21