Lebanon at the 1951 Mediterranean Games

Medal table
Place Nation Total
1  Italy 27 22 12 61
2  France 26 13 5 44
3  Egypt 20 26 19 65
4  Turkey 10 3 7 20
5  Greece 4 9 8 21
6  Yugoslavia 3 5 7 17
7  Spain 2 4 4 10
8  Lebanon 0 5 14 19
9  Syria 0 3 10 13
Total 92 90 86 268

Lebanese medals by sport
SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Wrestling03710
Boxing0134
Weightlifting0123
Shooting0011
Totals (4 sports)051318

Lebanese Medal winners
Event Gold Silver Bronze
BOXING
(– 71 Kg)		  Gharib Afifi (EGY)  Joseph Habis (LIB)  Salah el Masri (SYR)
Boxing
(– 60 Kg)		  Saleh Abbas (EGY)  Franco Giannini (ITA)  Tawfiq Habashi (LIB)
Boxing
(– 63.5 Kg)		  Bruno Vesintin (ITA)  Mohyeddin Elhamaki (EGY)  Kamal Afra (LIB)
Boxing
(– 81 Kg)		  G-B Alfonsetti (ITA)  Mohammad El Minibavi (EGY)  Abdel Wahab El Halabi (LIB)
SHOOTING
(– pistolet 50m)		  Angel Leon Gozalo 536 pts (ESP)  Luis Palomo 521 pts (ESP)  Abdel Satar Traboulsi 520 pts (LIB)
WEIGHTLIFTING
(– 75 Kg)		  Khadr el Sayed el Touni 392.5 Kg (EGY)  Mustafa Laham 362.5 Kg (LIB)  Georges Firmin 362.5 Kg (FRA)
Weightlifting
(– 56 Kg)		  Kamal Mahgoub 292.5 Kg (EGY)  Marcel Thevenet 260 Kg (FRA)  Salim Moussa 247.5 Kg (LIB)
Weightlifting
(– 82.5 Kg)		  Jean Debuf 390 Kg (FRA)  Awad Khalil Arabi 380 Kg (EGY)  Mohamad Makuk 315 Kg (LIB)
WRESTLING
(– FREE 87 Kg)		  Baktas Can (TUR)  Michel Skaff (LIB)  Abdallah (EGY)
Wrestling
(– free 62 Kg)		  Bayram Sit (TUR)  Abdel Essawi (EGY)  Elie Naassan (LIB)
Wrestling
(– free 67 Kg)		  Tevfik Yuce (TUR)  Garibaldo Nizzola (ITA)  Asad Eid (LIB)
Wrestling
(– free 79 Kg)		  Ismet Atli (TUR)  Abdou Hassan (EGY)  Michel Eid (LIB)
WRESTLING
(– GRECO-ROMAN 67 Kg)		  Kamel Balbaa (EGY)  Ibrahim Damaj (LIB)  Umberto trippa (ITA)
Wrestling
(– Greco-Roman 73 Kg)		  Adel Mustapha (EGY)  Khalil Taha (LIB)  Halabi (SYR)
Wrestling
(– Greco-Roman 57 Kg)		  Ali Mahmoud Hassan (EGY)  Cocco (ITA)  Zakaria Chehab (LIB)
Wrestling
(– Greco-Roman 62 Kg)		  Randi (ITA)  Sayed Kandil (EGY)  Ibrahim Bayonne (LIB)
Wrestling
(– Greco-Roman 79 Kg)		  Cerroni (ITA)  M Hassan Musa (EGY)  Asad Eid (LIB)
Wrestling
(– Greco-Roman 87 Kg)		  Umberto Silvestri (ITA)  Ibrahim Orabi (EGY)  Michel Skaff (LIB)

Note 1: there must be a 14th bronze according to the medal tables

Note 2: Michel skaff won the silver in the 87 free wrestling and the bronze in the 87 kg Greco-Roman

Note 3: however, Asad EID won 2 bronzes in the free wrestling 67 kg and grecoroman 79 kg ?? either there is an error, or there's 2 Asad eid.

Medalists
Medal Name Sport Event
 SilverJoseph Habis Boxing71 Kg
 SilverMustapha Laham Weightlifting75 Kg
 SilverMichel Skaff WrestlingFree 87 Kg
 SilverIbrahim Damaj WrestlingGrecoRoman 67 Kg
 SilverKhalil Taha WrestlingGrecoRoman 73 Kg
 BronzeTawfiq Habashi Boxing60 Kg
 BronzeKamal Afra Boxing63.5 Kg
 BronzeAbdel Wahab El Halabi Boxing81 Kg
 BronzeAbdel Satar Traboulsi Shootingpistolet 50m
 BronzeSalim Moussa Weightlifting56 Kg
 BronzeMohamad Makuk Weightlifting82.5 Kg
 BronzeElie Naassan Wrestlingfree 62 Kg
 BronzeAsad Eid Wrestlingfree 67 Kg
 BronzeMichel Eid Wrestlingfree 79 Kg
 BronzeZakaria Chehab WrestlingGrecoRoman 57 Kg
 BronzeIbrahim Bayonne WrestlingGrecoRoman 62 Kg
 BronzeAsad Eid WrestlingGrecoRoman 79 Kg
 BronzeMichel Skaff WrestlingGrecoRoman 87 Kg
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