1943 South American Championships in Athletics

Last updated February 09, 2021

The 1943 South American Championships in Athletics were held in Santiago, Chile, between 23 April and 2 May.

Medal summary

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Adelio Márquez Argentina	10.8	Walter Pérez Uruguay	10.9	Roberto Valenzuela Chile	11.0
200 metres	Roberto Valenzuela Chile	22.2	Adelio Márquez Argentina	22.2	Victorino Triulzi Argentina	22.3
400 metres	Jorge Ehlers Chile	48.6	Víctorino Triulzi Argentina	49.2	Enrique Hurtado Chile	49.8
800 metres	Alfonso Rozas Chile	1:54.6	Guillermo García Chile	1:55.4	Marino Cid Argentina	1:55.5
1500 metres	Guillermo García Chile	4:03.2	Melchor Palmeiro Argentina	4:03.5	Marino Cid Argentina	4:05.4
3000 metres	Raúl Inostroza Chile	8:32.4 CR	Miguel Castro Chile	8:35.0	Delfo Cabrera Argentina	8:44.6
5000 metres	Raúl Inostroza Chile	15:00.0	Miguel Castro Chile	15:09.9	Delfo Cabrera Argentina	15:11.0
10,000 metres	René Millas Chile	31:27.4	Manuel Díaz Chile	31:34.0	Delfo Cabrera Argentina	31:36.8
Road race	Corsino Fernández Argentina	1:45:45	Eusebio Guiñez Argentina	1:45:53	Julio Montecinos Chile	1:49:03
110 metres hurdles	Julio Jaime Uruguay	15.7	Jorge Undurraga Chile	15.8	Juan Colín Chile	15.8
400 metres hurdles	Alfonso Rozas Chile	55.1	Juan Hoelzel Chile	55.6	Octavio Montero Chile	57.1
4 × 100 metres relay	Argentina Oscar Rebecchi Fernández Adelio Marquez Leopoldo Monastirsky	42.4	Chile N. Pereira Juan Hoelzel Alejandro González Roberto Valenzuela	42.4	Uruguay Julio Jaime Gonda Miglierina José Cuneo	43.2
4 × 400 metres relay	Argentina Propato Adelio Marquez Leopoldo Monastirsky Victorino Triulzi	3:18.8 CR	Chile Enrique Hurtado Roberto Yokota Jorge Ehlers Alfonso Rozas	3:19.4	Bolivia	3:41.1
3000 metres team race	Chile	10	Argentina	6	Bolivia	4
Cross country	Raúl Inostroza Chile	46:08.0	Eusebio Guiñez Argentina	46:14.0	René Millas Chile	46:30.4
High jump	Antonio Barrionuevo Argentina	1.83	Carlos Capella Chile	1.80	Alfonso Burgos Chile	1.75
Pole vault	Federico Horn Chile	4.00 =CR	Erwin Reimer Chile	3.80	Carlos Baumann Argentina	3.60
Long jump	Alberto Eggeling Chile	7.02	Juan Hoelzel Chile	6.85	Guillermo Dyer Peru	6.80
Triple jump	Guillermo Dyer Peru	14.43	Oscar Bringas Peru	14.41	Celestino Sarraua Argentina	14.15
Shot put	Julián Llorente Argentina	14.33	Raúl Rebagliatti Argentina	13.50	Guillermo Otto Chile	12.75
Discus throw	Manuel Consiglieri Peru	44.43	Eduardo Julve Peru	41.64	Alfredo Meynet Chile	39.53
Hammer throw	Manuel Etchepare Argentina	46.81	Juan Fusé Argentina	46.06	Antonio Barticevic Chile	44.82
Javelin throw	Otto Wenzel Chile	57.08	Raúl Cóccaro Uruguay	55.52	Rodolfo Correa Chile	53.99
Decathlon	Juan Colín Chile	6069	Eduardo Julve Peru	6046	Roberto Stahringer Argentina	5912

Women's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres	Noemí Simonetto Argentina	12.4 CR	Beatriz Kretschmer Chile	12.6	Ilse Hammerl Argentina	12.8
200 metres	Ilse Hammerl Argentina	26.5	Beatriz Kretschmer Chile	26.7	María Malvicini Argentina	27.0
80 metres hurdles	Edith Klempau Chile	12.0 CR	Susana Krumenaker Argentina	12.1	Ilse Barends Chile	12.2
4 × 100 metres relay	Argentina Ilse Hammerl Noemi Simonetto Elsa Irigoyen María Malvicini	49.5 =CR	Chile ? ? Edith Klempau Betty Kretschmer	50.8	Bolivia	53.3
High jump	Ilse Barends Chile	1.50	Edith Klempau Chile	1.50	Noemí Simonetto Argentina	1.50
Long jump	Noemí Simonetto Argentina	5.27 CR	Ilse Barends Chile	5.25	Lily Warch Chile	4.93
Shot put	Edith Klempau Chile	11.70	Ingeborg Mello Argentina	10.98	Lore Zippelius Chile	10.79
Discus throw	Lore Zippelius Chile	37.16 CR	Ingeborg Mello Argentina	34.60	Christel Balde Chile	34.53
Javelin throw	Edith Klempau Chile	34.19	Ilse Caro Argentina	34.17	Mercedes Martín Chile	33.02

Medal table


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Chile (CHI)	19	16	16	51
2	Argentina (ARG)	11	12	12	35
3	Peru (PER)	2	3	1	6
4	Uruguay (URU)	1	2	1	4
5	Bolivia (BOL)	0	0	3	3
Totals (5 nations)		33	33	33	99

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References

Men Results – GBR Athletics
Women Results – GBR Athletics
Medallists

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