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Short metric round open medalists

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The short western round open (changed to short metric round open in 1976). Both men and women competed in this event.

Men's short western round open

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1972 Heidelburg
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W. Kokott
 South Africa
Jay Brown
 United States
Keun Soo Kim
 South Korea
1976 Toronto
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Shigenobu Hashiguchi
 Japan
Yoon Bae Kim
 South Korea
Alan Corrie
 Great Britain

Men's short metric round paraplegic

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1980 Arnhem
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J. M. Chapuis
 France
L. Zeise
 United States
J. Thion
 France
1984 New York/Stoke Mandeville
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Michel Baudois
 Switzerland
H. S. Kim
 South Korea
Pasquale de Masi
 Italy
1988 Seoul
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Martti Rantavouri
 Finland
Narumi Fujii
 Japan
Michael Stauner
 United States

Men's short metric round tetraplegic

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1976 Toronto
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West Brownlow
 United States
None None
1980 Arnhem
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Siegmar Henker
 West Germany
Ian Trewhella
 Australia
Svein Kristiansen
 Norway
1984 New York/Stoke Mandeville
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Kenneth Holm
 Sweden
None None

Men's short western round team open

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1972 Heidelburgh
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 France (FRA)  United States (USA)  West Germany (FRG)
1976 Toronto
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 Great Britain (GBR)  Finland (FIN) None
1984 New York/Stoke Mandeville
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 France (FRA)  Australia (AUS)  Great Britain (GBR)

Women's short western round open

Event Gold Silver Bronze
1972 Heidelburg
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Girard
 France
van der Merwe
 South Africa
Becker
 West Germany
1976 Toronto
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S. Battran
 West Germany
Waltraud Hagenlocher
 West Germany
G. Matthews
 Great Britain
1980 Arnhem
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Rosa Schweizer
 Austria
Valerie Williamson
 Great Britain
None
1984 New York/Stoke Mandeville
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M. P. Balme
 France
Rosa Schweizer
 Austria
Anne Gray
 Great Britain