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Sports > Olympics > Summer Olympics Through The Years > 1896 Olympics

Swimming

Event		Time
100m Free	Alfréd Hajós, HUN	1:22.2
	Efstathios Chorophas, GRE	1:23.0
	Otto Herschmann, AUT
500m Free	Paul Neumann, AUT	8:12.6
	Antonios Pepanos, GRE
	Efstathios Chorophas, GRE
1200m Free	Alfréd Hajós, HUN	18:22.2
	Jean Andreou, GRE	21:03.4
	Efstathios Chorophas, GRE

Other		Time
Sailors' 100m Free	Ioannis Malokinis, GRE	2:20.4
	S. Chasapis, GRE
	Dimitrios Drivas, GRE

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