Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 metres details |
Alvin Kraenzlein 7.0 s United States (USA) |
Walter Tewksbury 7.1 s United States (USA) |
Stan Rowley 7.2 s Australia (AUS) |
| 100 metres details |
Frank Jarvis 11.0 s United States (USA) |
Walter Tewksbury 11.1 s United States (USA) |
Stan Rowley 11.2 s Australia (AUS) |
| 200 metres details |
Walter Tewksbury 22.2 s United States (USA) |
Norman Pritchard 22.8 s India (IND) |
Stan Rowley 22.9 s Australia (AUS) |
| 400 metres details |
Maxie Long 49.4 s United States (USA) |
William Holland 49.6 s United States (USA) |
Ernst Schultz 51.5 s Denmark (DEN) |
| 800 metres details |
Alfred Tysoe 2:01.2 Great Britain (GBR) |
John Cregan 2:03.0 United States (USA) |
David Hall 2:03.8 United States (USA) |
| 1500 metres details |
Charles Bennett 4:06.2 Great Britain (GBR) |
Henri Deloge 4:06.6 France (FRA) |
John Bray 4:07.2 United States (USA) |
| Marathon details |
Michel Théato 2:59:45 France (FRA) |
Émile Champion 3:04:17 France (FRA) |
Ernst Fast 3:37:14 Sweden (SWE) |
| 110 metres hurdles details |
Alvin Kraenzlein 15.4 s United States (USA) |
John McLean 15.5 s United States (USA) |
Frederick Moloney 15.6 s United States (USA) |
| 200 metres hurdles details |
Alvin Kraenzlein 25.4 s United States (USA) |
Norman Pritchard 26.0 s India (IND) |
Walter Tewksbury 26.1 s United States (USA) |
| 400 metres hurdles details |
Walter Tewksbury 57.6 s United States (USA) |
Henri Tauzin 58.3 s France (FRA) |
George Orton 58.8 s Canada (CAN) |
| 2500 metres steeplechase details |
George Orton 7:34.4 Canada (CAN) |
Sidney Robinson 7:38.0 Great Britain (GBR) |
Jacques Chastanié Unknown France (FRA) |
| 4000 metres steeplechase details |
John Rimmer 12:58.4 Great Britain (GBR) |
Charles Bennett 12:58.6 Great Britain (GBR) |
Sidney Robinson 12:58.8 Great Britain (GBR) |
| 5000 metres team race details |
Mixed team (ZZX) Charles Bennett (GBR) John Rimmer (GBR) Sidney Robinson (GBR) Alfred Tysoe (GBR) Stan Rowley (AUS) |
France (FRA) Henri Deloge Jacques Chastanié André Castanet Michel Champoudry Gaston Ragueneau |
none awarded |
| Long jump details |
Alvin Kraenzlein 7.185 m United States (USA) |
Myer Prinstein 7.175 m United States (USA) |
Patrick Leahy 6.950 m Great Britain (GBR) |
| Triple jump details |
Myer Prinstein 14.47 m United States (USA) |
James Connolly 13.97 m United States (USA) |
Lewis Sheldon 13.64 m United States (USA) |
| High jump details |
Irving Baxter 1.90 m United States (USA) |
Patrick Leahy 1.78 m Great Britain (GBR) |
Lajos Gönczy 1.75 m Hungary (HUN) |
| Pole vault details |
Irving Baxter 3.30 m United States (USA) |
Meredith Colket 3.25 m United States (USA) |
Carl-Albert Andersen 3.20 m Norway (NOR) |
| Standing long jump details |
Ray Ewry 3.20 m United States (USA) |
Irving Baxter 3.135 m United States (USA) |
Emile Torcheboeuf 3.03 m France (FRA) |
| Standing triple jump details |
Ray Ewry 10.58 m United States (USA) |
Irving Baxter 9.95 m United States (USA) |
Robert Garrett 9.50 m United States (USA) |
| Standing high jump details |
Ray Ewry 1.655 m United States (USA) |
Irving Baxter 1.525 m United States (USA) |
Lewis Sheldon 1.500 m United States (USA) |
| Shot put details |
Richard Sheldon 14.10 m United States (USA) |
Josiah McCracken 12.85 m United States (USA) |
Robert Garrett 12.37 m United States (USA) |
| Discus throw details |
Rudolf Bauer 36.04 m Hungary (HUN) |
František Janda-Suk 35.04 m Bohemia (BOH) |
Richard Sheldon 34.50 m United States (USA) |
| Hammer throw details |
John Flanagan 51.01 m United States (USA) |
Truxton Hare 46.26 m United States (USA) |
Josiah McCracken 43.58 m United States (USA) |
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