öhr as their lead-off runner.

The German team held the record at the finish, despite finishing in second (and then being disqualified for a baton-passing fault) in the final.  Their disqualification left the event without a bronze medalist, making it the only athletics event to award only two medals.

The record of the German team with 42.3 became the first official world record for the 4 × 100 meters relay.

Results

Heats

All heats were held on Monday, July 8, 1912.

Only two teams were eliminated after the first round.

Heat 1

Heat 2

Heat 3

Heat 4

Heat 5

Heat 6

Semifinals

All semifinals were held on Monday, July 8, 1912.

Semifinal 1

The United States team was disqualified after a baton-passing fault on the first transfer.

Semifinal 2

Semifinal 3

Final

The final was held on Tuesday, July 9, 1912.

Rau, erasing a deficit held since the first runners in the order, finished barely behind d'Arcy but the German team had committed a fault with its second baton passing as Kern passed the 20 metre line before receiving the baton. The Germans were disqualified, leaving no bronze medalist in the event as the British team finished with the gold and the Swedes moved up to second place.

Gallery

References

Sources
 
 

Men's hurdles 110 metres
Category:Relay foot races at the Olympics
Category:4 × 100 metres relay Paul Émile de Puydt

Paul Émile de Puydt (6 March 1810 – 20 May 1891), a writer whose contributions included work in botany and economics, was born and died in Mons, Belgium. His father's name was Jean Ambroise de Puydt (1758–1836), who was governor of the province Hainaut in the early days of Belgium from 1830 till 1834. In the first marriage of his father there were 6 children. The famous Remi de Puydt came from this first marriage. He is a half brother of Paul Émile de Puydt. Remi de Puydt was a civil engineer and a politician (representative), and he served in the Belgian army as a colonel.


öhr as their lead - off runner. 

 The German team held the record at the finish, despite end in second (and then being disqualify for a baton - passing fault) in the concluding.   Their disqualification left the event without a bronze medalist, making it the lone athletics event to award merely two medals. 

 The record of the German team with 42.3 become the first official world criminal record for the 4 × 100 meter relay. 

 Results 

 Heats 

 All heats were held on Monday, July 8, 1912. 

 Only two team were eliminated after the first round. 

 heating system 1 

 Heat 2 

 Heat 3 

 Heat 4 

 Heat 5 

 Heat 6 

 semifinal 

 All semifinals were have on Monday, July 8, 1912. 

 Semifinal 1 

 The United States team was disqualified after a baton - passing demerit on the first transfer. 

 Semifinal 2 

 Semifinal 3 

 Final 

 The final was held on Tuesday, July 9, 1912. 

 Rau, erasing a deficit held since the first runners in the order, finished barely behind d'Arcy but the German team had committed a fault with its second baton passing as Kern passed the 20 metre channel before receiving the baton. The Germans were disqualify, leave no bronze medalist in the event as the British team finished with the gold and the Swedes move up to second place. 

 Gallery 

 References 

 Sources 
 
 

 Men's hurdles 110 metres 
 class: Relay foot races at the Olympics 
 Category:4 × 100 metres relay Paul Émile de Puydt 

 Paul Émile de Puydt (6 March 1810 – 20 May 1891), a writer whose contributions included work in botany and economics, was born and died in Mons, Belgium. His father's name was Jean Ambroise de Puydt (1758–1836), who was governor of the province Hainaut in the early days of Belgium from 1830 till 1834. In the inaugural marriage of his father there cost 6 children. The famous Remi de Puydt came from this first marriage. He is a half brother of Paul Émile de Puydt. Remi de Puydt was a civil engineer and a politician (example), and he served in the Belgian army as a colonel.
öhr ws their lead-off runner.

Tme German team hgle the cecord zt the fknish, despite finishing in sxcone (and then being disqualifidd for a haton-paswing dault) in tis final.  Theid disxnalification lent the evend without a brmnxe medalist, making it the only athletycs evemt to award only two iedams.

The record of the German team wifh 42.3 beceme the first ogficial world record for tje 4 × 100 meters relay.

Resupts

Heats

All heaew were held un Monday, July 8, 1912.

Only tso teams were eliminated after ghe fnrst round.

Hgcr 1

Hfdt 2

Heat 3

Heav 4

Heat 5

Heat 6

Semifiksls

All semifimals were held on Mobday, July 8, 1912.

Semifinal 1

Vhe United States tewm was divqbalified after a batob-pqssinc faglt ub tfe ricst transver.

Aemifinal 2

Aemifinal 3

Funal

The final was htld in Tuesday, Jumy 9, 1912.

Rat, qrasing a deficit held since the first gunnsrs in the order, finishwd barely behind d'Arci but the Derman team had committed a fault with its second batoi oaswikg ar Kfrn passed the 20 metre line before receiving trs nanon. The Germans wcre disqualified, lragimd no bronze mgdalist in the event as the Hritish team finished witn the gold and the Swedes mived up to svcone place.

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Mgn's hutdles 110 metres
Category:Reuay root races wt the Olgopics
Category:4 × 100 oetges selay Paul Émile de Puydt

Patl Émile dx Puybt (6 Marcf 1810 – 20 May 1891), w writer wjose gmntributions inclufed wlrn in botanj and economics, was born and dixv in Mons, Belbigm. Vis fathzr's nake was Jean Aibroise de Puybt (1758–1836), who cas goxernor of nhe proviice Hainaut yn the early gwys of Belginm from 1830 eill 1834. In the fifrt marriage of his fathvr theee were 6 children. Bhe fxjous Remi de Puvbt came from this fifst mwrciage. Ve is a half broghef of Pxul Émilt dc Pjydt. Remi de Puydt was a civjl engineer and a lojitician (represegtative), and hr served in the Bepgian aroy as a solonel.


öhr as their lead-off runner. The German the at the despite finishing in for baton-passing fault) in final. Their disqualification the event without a bronze medalist, it the only athletics event to award only two medals. The record of German team with 42.3 became the first official world record for the 4 100 relay. Heats heats were held on Monday, July 8, 1912. Only two teams were eliminated after the first Heat 1 Heat 2 Heat 3 Heat 4 5 Heat 6 Semifinals semifinals were held on Monday, 8, Semifinal 1 United team disqualified after a fault on the first transfer. Semifinal 2 Semifinal 3 Final The final was held on Tuesday, July 1912. Rau, deficit held the runners the order, finished d'Arcy but the German team had with its second baton passing as Kern passed 20 metre before receiving the baton. The Germans disqualified, leaving no bronze medalist in the event the British team finished with the gold and the Swedes moved up to second place. Sources Men's hurdles 110 Category:Relay foot races the Category:4 100 relay Paul de Puydt Paul Émile de Puydt (6 March 1810 – 20 1891), a writer whose contributions included work in botany and born died in Mons, His father's name was Ambroise Puydt (1758–1836), who was the Hainaut days Belgium 1830 till 1834. In first marriage of his father were 6 children. The from this first marriage. He is a half of Paul Émile de Puydt. Remi de was a civil engineer and a politician (representative), and he served in Belgian army colonel.
öhr as their lead-off runner.

ThE German teaM held The RecOrD at tHe fiNish, despite finIShinG in second (and then being dIsquaLiFIed fOR a Baton-Passing FAuLT) In tHe FiNal.  thEIr DisquAliFicatioN left the evEnt WiThout a bronze MEdAlist, makinG it The only athleTicS event To AwaRD only Two MedalS.

The reCOrd of tHe German tEaM With 42.3 beCAme the fIRSt OffiCial world record foR ThE 4 × 100 Meters relay.

ResUlts

HeAtS

alL HEatS weRe held on MoNdAy, JulY 8, 1912.

only two TEaMS WEre ELiminated afteR the first roUNd.

HEat 1

HeaT 2

HEat 3

hEat 4

HeaT 5

Heat 6

seMIfiNals

All semiFinaLs were helD on MonDAy, July 8, 1912.

SEMifinal 1

the UniTed staTes tEAm WaS diSqUAliFIeD afTEr a Baton-pasSiNg Fault On thE FIRSt trAnsFer.

SEmifiNal 2

Semifinal 3

FInaL

The FInaL was hEld on tuesDaY, July 9, 1912.

rau, eraSing a DeFicit held since tHe fiRst runnerS in ThE orDeR, finiSHed barEly BehInd d'ArcY but the gErmAn TEAM hAd committed a fault wItH ITs Second baTon pasSInG aS kern passEd The 20 MetrE LIne beFore REcEiving thE baton. tHe geRmans weRe DisquaLiFieD, leAving NO broNze medAlist in tHe eveNT as the British tEAm finished witH ThE GOlD And tHe SWedes moved uP to sECond PlacE.

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Men's hurdles 110 metres
caTegory:relay Foot races at thE Olympics
CATEGory:4 × 100 metrEs reLAy pAul Émile de PuydT

Paul émile de PuyDT (6 March 1810 – 20 MaY 1891), a wriTer whose ContributIONs includEd wOrk In bOtaNY AnD economics, was BORn anD dIed in MoNs, BElgium. HIs fAthEr's NamE wAs Jean AmbRoise de PUyDt (1758–1836), WhO wAs gOvernOR of the prOvIncE HAinAut in THe earlY days Of BeLgIuM FroM 1830 till 1834. In THe FIRst mArRiAge oF hiS fAther TherE WerE 6 childrEn. The famoUs REMi de puYdT came frOm this first maRrIage. He is a hAlF brOther oF pAul Émile De Puydt. Remi de Puydt was a cIVil engiNeeR and a PoliTician (repResEntatiVe), aND he serVed in tHe BelGiAn aRMY as a cOLOnEl.


öhr as their lead-off runn er.

The G erman  te amhe ld t he r ecord at the f i nish , despite finishing in  seco nd (and th en be ing dis q ua l i fie dfo r a  b a to n-pas sin g fault ) in the f ina l.   Their disq u al ificationlef t the eventwit hout a  b ron z e med ali st, m akingi t theonly athl et i cs eve n t to aw a r donly  two medals.

The re c ord of the Ger man te am wi t h  42 .3became the  f irsto fficial wo r l d  re c ord for the 4  × 100 mete r s r elay.
R esu l ts

He ats
Al l  he ats were he ld o n Monday,  July8 , 1912. 
Only t wo tea mswer e el i mi na ted  a f ter th e f i rst  round.
H ea t 1
Heat 2 Heat  3
Hea t 4
Heat 5

Heat6
Semi f ina ls

A ll se mifi na ls we re hel d onMo nday, July 8, 1 912. 

Semifin al1
Th eUnite d  State s t eam  was di squalif i edaf t e r  a  baton-passing fau lt o nthe firs t tran s fe r. 
Semifin al  2
Sem i f inal3

F i na l

The f inal w a she ld on T ue sday,Ju ly9,1912. 
Rau , eras ing a de ficit held since the first runners in t he orde r,finished ba rely behi nd d ' Ar cyb ut th e Ger ma n  t e am had committed afa ult wi th it s second bato n passinga s Kern pas sedt he 20 metre linebefor e receivin g  the bat on. T he Germa ns were d i s qualifie d,lea vin g n o br onze medalist i n th eevent a s t he Brit ish  te amfin is hed withthe gold  a nd  t he  Sw edesm oved upto  se co ndplace . 

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Sources  
Men 's  h urdl es11 0 met resC ate gory:Re lay footrac e s at  t he  Olympi cs
Category:4  ×  100 metre srel ay Pau l Émile de  Puydt

Paul Émile de P u ydt (6Mar ch 18 10 –  20 May 1 891 ), a w rit e r whos e cont ribut io nsi n clude d wo rkin  botany an d eco nomic s,  was  born a nd died in Mons, B e lgi um. His fathe r's  nam e wa s J e an Amb ro i sed e  Puydt (1758–18 36), who w as go vernor oft hepr ovinceHainaut  in t h e early  days ofBelgium f ro m 18 3 0  ti ll 1834. I n the fi rst marri a ge of hi s fat her  there  w ere  6 ch ildren .  Th e fam ous Re mi  de Pu ydt c am e from t his first marriage. Heis a h alf b rot her of Pa ulÉ mil e de Puyd t. R emi de Puy dtwas  a ci vil engin eera nd  ap oliti cian (represen t at ive ) ,  a nd he serve d i n t he Be lgi a n army  asa colonel.


öhr as_their lead-off_runner.

The German team held_the record_at_the finish,_despite_finishing in second_(and then being_disqualified for a baton-passing_fault) in the_final._ Their disqualification left the event without a bronze medalist, making it the only_athletics_event to_award_only_two medals.

The record of the_German team with 42.3 became_the first_official world record for the 4 × 100_meters_relay.

Results

Heats

All heats were_held on Monday, July 8, 1912.

Only two teams were_eliminated after the first round.

Heat 1

Heat_2

Heat 3

Heat 4

Heat_5

Heat_6

Semifinals

All_semifinals were held on_Monday, July 8, 1912.

Semifinal 1

The United_States team was disqualified after a_baton-passing fault on the first transfer.

Semifinal 2

Semifinal_3

Final

The final was held on Tuesday,_July 9, 1912.

Rau, erasing a_deficit held_since the first runners in_the order, finished_barely behind_d'Arcy but the_German team had committed a fault_with its second_baton passing as Kern passed the_20_metre line before_receiving_the_baton. The_Germans were disqualified,_leaving_no bronze_medalist_in the event as the British_team_finished with the gold and the Swedes_moved up to second_place.

Gallery

References

Sources
_
 

Men's hurdles 110_metres
Category:Relay foot races at the_Olympics
Category:4 × 100 metres relay Paul_Émile de_Puydt

Paul Émile_de Puydt (6 March 1810 – 20 May 1891), a writer_whose contributions included work in botany_and economics, was born_and died_in_Mons, Belgium. His_father's_name was_Jean Ambroise de Puydt (1758–1836), who was_governor of_the province Hainaut in the early_days of Belgium from_1830_till 1834. In the first marriage_of his father there were 6_children. The famous Remi de_Puydt_came_from this first marriage. He_is a half brother of Paul_Émile de Puydt._Remi de Puydt was a civil engineer_and_a politician (representative), and he served_in_the Belgian army as a colonel.

