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'''Nikos Syllas''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete, a [[discus]] thrower. | '''Nikos Syllas''' was a [[Greeks|Greek]] athlete, a [[discus]] thrower. | ||
| − | Syllas was born on [[November 30]], [[1914]] in [[Chios]]. He was an athlete of Panchiakos and later Panionios. | + | Syllas was born on [[November 30]], [[1914]] in [[Chios]]. He was an athlete of Panchiakos and later [[Panionios]]. |
Syllas held the Greek record for the [[discus]] which he broke 12 times, the last time achieved on [[April 11]], [[1939]]: 51.00m. | Syllas held the Greek record for the [[discus]] which he broke 12 times, the last time achieved on [[April 11]], [[1939]]: 51.00m. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, April 16, 2009
Nikos Syllas was a Greek athlete, a discus thrower.
Syllas was born on November 30, 1914 in Chios. He was an athlete of Panchiakos and later Panionios.
Syllas held the Greek record for the discus which he broke 12 times, the last time achieved on April 11, 1939: 51.00m.
Among his accomplishments was a silver medal in the Mediterranean Games of 1951.