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| − | '''Alexandros Touferis''' was a French-[[Greeks|Greek]] athlete in the [[ | + | '''Alexandros Touferis''' was a French-[[Greeks|Greek]] athlete in the [[triple jump]] who competed in the [[1896 Summer Olympiad]]. |
Touferis was born in [[Athens]] on [[June 8]], [[1876]]. He competed in the 1896 Olympics as Alexandre Tuffere for France, winning second place behind Connoly of the US. | Touferis was born in [[Athens]] on [[June 8]], [[1876]]. He competed in the 1896 Olympics as Alexandre Tuffere for France, winning second place behind Connoly of the US. | ||
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Alexandros Touferis was a French-Greek athlete in the triple jump who competed in the 1896 Summer Olympiad.
Touferis was born in Athens on June 8, 1876. He competed in the 1896 Olympics as Alexandre Tuffere for France, winning second place behind Connoly of the US.
Touferis set the Greek records in the high jump (1.60m) on May 8, 1902 and the triple jump (13.16m) on April 6, 1901.
Among his accomplishments were first-place finishes in the:
- 1901 Panhellenic Games (110m hurdles, high jump, triple jump);
- 1902 Panhellenic Games (high jump)
- 1906 Panhellenic Games (110m hurdles)