Ferenc Forgács
Hungarian middle-distance runner
Ferenc Forgács (also reported as Forgách, Slovak: František Faczinek, born 25 September 1891 – 25 August 1950) was a Slovak track and field athlete who competed for Hungary in the 1912 Summer Olympics. He was born in Bratislava, Austria-Hungary. In 1912 he was eliminated in the first round of the 800 metres competition as well as of the 1500 metres event.[1]
References
- ^ "Ferenc Forgács". Olympedia. Retrieved 18 April 2021.
External links
- Ferenc Forgács. Sports Reference. Retrieved on 2015-02-08.
- profile (in Hungarian)
- Mention of Ferenc Forgács' death
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Hungarian Athletics Championships winners in men's 1500 metres
- 1896: František Horn
- 1897: Bohumil Rudl
- 1898: Felix Graf
- 1899–00: Herman Wratschil
- 1901: Ferenc Gillemot
- 1902: Pál Bredl
- 1903–04: József Nagy
- 1905–06: Ödön Bodor
- 1907: Imre Veres
- 1908: Ödön Bodor
- 1909: József Nagy
- 1910: Ödön Bodor
- 1911: János Antal
- 1912–13: Ferenc Forgács
- 1914: Teofil Savniky
- 1915: József Bese
- 1916: Márton Fonyó
- 1917: Jenő Némethy
- 1918: István Grósz
- 1919: Vince Vörös
- 1920: István Grósz
- 1921: Jenő Némethy
- 1922–23: János Benedek
- 1924: Lajos Bejczy
- 1925: Márton Fonyó
- 1926: Elek Szerb
- 1927: Elek Szerb
- 1928: József Marton
- 1929–30: Miklós Szabó
- 1931: László Barsi
- 1932–37: Miklós Szabó
- 1938: Gusztváv Harsányi
- 1939: László Híres
- 1940–42: Gusztváv Harsányi
- 1943: László Híres
- 1944–50: Sándor Garay
- 1951: Ernő Béres
- 1952: Sándor Garay
- 1953–54: Sándor Iharos
- 1955: László Tábori
- 1956–60: István Rózsavölgyi
- 1961: Lajos Szentgáli
- 1962–63: Péter Parsch
- 1964–65: György Kiss
- 1966: István Jóny
- 1967: György Kiss
- 1968: Róbert Honti
- 1969: János Török
- 1970: Péter Mohácsi
- 1971–72: György Molnár
- 1973: János Török
- 1974–77: János Zemen
- 1978: László Kispál
- 1979: János Hrenek
- 1980: István Lajkó
- 1981: Imre Deák Nagy
- 1982: Attila Sulyok
- 1983: László Tóth
- 1984: József Búcsúházi
- 1985: Gábor K. Szabó
- 1986: Gábor K. Szabó
- 1987: István Knipl
- 1988–94: Róbert Banai
- 1995–2001: Balázs Csillag
- 2002: Béla Horváth
- 2003: Olivér Bodor
- 2004: Balázs Csillag
- 2005: Gábor Csaja
- 2006: Barnabás Bene
- 2007: Balázs Csillag
- 2008: Péter Szemeti
- 2009–10: Tamás Kazi
- 2011: Péter Szemeti
- 2012: Annulled
- 2013–14: Tamás Kazi
- 2015: László Gregor
Note that between 1896–1914 the championships were held on 1 mile distance.
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