Wilhelm Leichum

Wilhelm Leichum ( born May 12, 1911 in Neu-Isenburg, † July 19, 1941 in Gorky, Soviet Union ) was a German athlete who European champion in the long jump was twice in 1930, and at the 1936 Olympic Games, the bronze medal in the 4 times won 100 - meter relay race.

Achievements

European Athletics Championships 1934 Winner in the long jump (invalid -6 ,78-7 ,32-7 ,24-7, 45 m -7, 19)

Fourth in the long jump (invalid - invalid -7 ,52-7 ,38-7 ,25-7, 73 m)
Third party with the German 4 x 100 - meter relay ( Wilhelm Leichum -Erich Borchmeyer - Erwin Gillmeister -Gerd Hornberger ) 41.2 s

Winner in the long jump ( 7,50-7,44-7,57-7,65 m -7 from 0.29 to 7, 65)

Wilhelm Leichum launched first for the MTV Wunsdorf, 1938 for the DSC Berlin. In his playing days, he was 1.74 m tall and 70 kg. He died in the summer of 1941 during the Second World War as a lieutenant on the Eastern Front.

1930s 4 × 100 metres relay 1934 European Athletics Championships 1938 European Athletics Championships Lynn Davies Jacques Rousseau (athlete) Lutz Dombrowski Dietmar Haaf Kirill Sosunov Andrew Howe Christian Reif Sebastian Bayer

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