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Yugoslavia · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Miloš Vratič

Miloš Vratič competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1972.

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Olympic result rows

Career, in brief

Miloš Vratič competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1972 Games.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1972 Munich Olympics

Aug 26 → Sep 11 · Munich
All-Around Qual 106.800
Pommel Horse Qual 17.700
Still Rings Qual 17.550
Parallel Bars Qual 18.050
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.050
Floor Exercise Qual 17.250
Vault Qual 18.200

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Akinori Nakayama

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Soviet Union · MAG · 1968 – 1972

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Eizo Kenmotsu

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Mitsuo Tsukahara

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Japan · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Shigeru Kasamatsu

3 olympic medals1 named element
Soviet Union · MAG · 1968 – 1972

Viktor Klimenko

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Hungary · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Zoltan Magyar

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Romania · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Danut Grecu

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Eberhard Gienger

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France · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Henry Boerio

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Klaus Köste

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Adolfo Lampronti

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Agustín Sandoval

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Aleksandr Maleev

Soviet Union · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Aleksandr Maleyev

Poland · MAG · 1972 – 1980

Andrzej Szajna

Canada · MAG · 1972 – 1972

André Simard

Hungary · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Antal Kisteleki

France · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Bernard Farjat

West Germany · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Bernd Effing

Great Britain · MAG · 1972 – 1972

Bill Norgrave

Czechoslovakia · MAG · 1964 – 1972

Bohumil Mudřík

Sources

Sources olympedia.org (Munich 1972)
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