Uruguay at the 1960 Summer Olympics
IOC code	URU
NOC	Uruguayan Olympic Committee
Website	www.cou.org.uy (in Spanish)
in Rome
Competitors	34 in 8 sports
Medals	Gold 0 Silver 0 Bronze 0 Total 0
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Uruguay competed at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome, Italy. 34 competitors, all men, took part in 15 events in 8 sports.^[1]

Athletics

• Fermín Donazar

Basketball

• Preliminary Round (Group D)

• Lost to Spain (72-77)
• Defeated Poland (76-72)
• Defeated Philippines (80-76)

• Semi Final Round (Group B)

• Lost to Soviet Union (53-89)
• Lost to United States (50-108)
• Lost to Yugoslavia (83-94)

• Classification Round

• Lost to Czechoslovakia (72-98)
• Lost to Poland (62-64) → 8th place

• Team Roster

• Carlos Blixen
• Danilo Coito
• Héctor Costa
• Nelson Chelle
• Manuel Gadea
• Adolfo Lubnicki
• Sergio Matto
• Raúl Mera
• Washington Poyet
• Waldemar Rial
• Milton Scaron
• Edison Ciavattone

Boxing

• Gualberto Gutiérrez
• Roberto Martínez
• Pedro Votta

Cycling

Five cyclists, all male, represented Uruguay in 1960.

Individual road race

• Rubén Etchebarne
• Rodolfo Rodino
• Juan José Timón
• Alberto Velázquez

1000m time trial

• Luis Serra

Team pursuit

• Alberto Velázquez
• Juan José Timón
• Rubén Etchebarne
• Rodolfo Rodino

Equestrian

• Carlos Colombino
• Germán Mailhos
• Rafael Paullier

Fencing

Two fencers represented Uruguay in 1960.

Men's foil

• Juan Paladino

Men's sabre

• Teodoro Goliardi
• Juan Paladino

Rowing

Uruguay had five male rowers participate in two out of seven rowing events in 1960.^[2]

Men's double sculls

• Paulo Carvalho
• Mariano Caulín

Men's coxed pair

• Luis Aguiar
• Gustavo Pérez
• Raúl Torrieri (cox)

Sailing

• Gonzalo García
• Horacio García
• Víctor Trinchin

References

External links

• Montevideo.com
• Official Olympic Reports

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