The following is the list of squads that took part in the men's water polo tournament at the 1960 Summer Olympics.
CF=Centre forward CB=Centre back D=Defender GK=Goalkeeper
Argentina The following players represented Argentina.
Diego Wolf Jorge Lucey Alfredo Carnovali Roberto Fischer Pedro Consuegra Ernesto Parga Osvaldo Codaro
Australia The following players represented Australia.
Michael Withers Graeme Sherman Keith Whitehead John O'Brien Ted Peirce Dick Thornett Tom Hoad Allan Charleston Keith Wiegard Des Clark
Belgium The following players represented Belgium.
Bruno De Hesselle Jozef Smits Roger De Wilde Jacques Caufrier Nicolas Dumont Karel De Vis Léon Pickers
Brazil The following players represented Brazil.
Jorge Cruz Rolando Cruz Roland da Cruz Luiz Daniel Hilton de Almeida Márvio dos Santos João Gonçalves Filho Adhemar Grijó Filho Henry Samson
France The following players represented France.
Roland Moellé René Daubinet Alex Jany Claude Haas Claude Greder Roger Neubauer Charles Lambert Gérard Faetibolt André Lochon Jacques Meslier Jean-Paul Weil
Hungary Hungary entered a squad of 14 players. They scored 37 goals, including one own goal from the Belgian Jozef Smits.
Head coach: Béla Rajki No.Pos.PlayerDoBAgeCapsClubTournamentgamesTournamentgoals András Bodnár 9 April 1942 18 ? Eger Sport Club 1 1 GK Ottó Boros 5 August 1929 31 ? Szolnoki Dózsa 5 0 Zoltán Dömötör 21 August 1935 25 ? Újpesti Dózsa Sportegyesület 6 9 László Felkai 1 March 1941 19 ? Ferencvárosi Torna Club 3 4 Dezső Gyarmati 23 October 1927 32 ? Ferencvárosi Torna Club 6 2 István Hevesi 2 April 1931 29 ? Budapesti Honvéd Sportegyesület 5 1 GK László Jeney 30 May 1923 37 ? Ferencvárosi Torna Club 2 0 Tivadar Kanizsa 4 April 1933 27 ? Szolnoki Dózsa 6 6 György Kárpáti 23 June 1935 25 ? Ferencvárosi Torna Club 4 5 András Katona 20 February 1938 22 ? Budapesti Vasutas Sport Club 1 0 János Konrád 27 August 1941 18 ? Budapesti Vasutas Sport Club 1 1 Kálmán Markovits 26 August 1931 28 ? Budapesti Vasas Sport Club 4 1 Mihály Mayer 27 December 1933 26 ? Újpesti Dózsa Sportegyesület 3 1 Péter Rusorán 11 April 1940 20 ? Budapesti Vörös Meteor SK 2 5
Italy Italy entered a squad of twelve players. They scored 31 goals.
Head coach: Andres Zolyomy No.Pos.PlayerDoBAgeCapsClubTournamentgamesTournamentgoals Amedeo Ambron 23 January 1939 21 ? Fiamme Oro 1 1 Danio Bardi 23 May 1937 23 ? Fiamme Oro 6 2 Giuseppe D'Altrui 7 April 1934 26 ? Fiamme Oro 6 1 Salvatore Gionta 22 December 1930 19 ? S.S. Lazio Nuoto 2 2 Giancarlo Guerrini 29 December 1939 20 ? S.S. Lazio Nuoto 2 3 Franco Lavoratori 15 March 1941 19 ? Pro Recco 6 4 Gianni Lonzi 4 August 1938 21 ? Rari Nantes Florentia 5 0 Luigi Mannelli 21 February 1939 21 ? Circolo Canottieri Napoli 2 4 Rosario Parmegiani 12 March 1937 23 ? Rari Nantes Elah Pegli 6 7 Eraldo Pizzo 21 April 1938 22 ? Pro Recco 6 7 GK Dante Rossi 28 August 1936 23 ? Società Sportiva Nervi 5 0 GK Brunello Spinelli 26 May 1939 21 ? Fiamme Oro 2 0
Japan The following players represented Japan.
Mineo Kato Kanji Asanuma Takanao Sato Yoji Shimizu Motonobu Miyamura Shigenobu Fujimoto Koki Takagi
Netherlands The following players represented the Netherlands.
Ben Kniest Harry Lamme Fred van der Zwan Harro Ran Bram Leenards Harry Vriend Fred van Dorp Hans Muller Henk Hermsen
Romania The following players represented Romania.
Mircea Ştefănescu Alexandru Bădiţă Aurel Zahan Gavril Blajek Alexandru Szabo Anatol Grinţescu Ştefan Kroner
South Africa The following players represented South Africa.
William Aucamp Ron Meredith Leon Nahon Frank Butler Wally Voges Ronald Tinkler Stephanus Botha Robert Schwartz Allan Brown
Soviet Union The Soviet Union entered a squad of eleven players. They scored 30 goals.
Head coach: Vitaly Ushakov and Nikolai Malin No.Pos.PlayerDoBAgeCapsClubTournamentgamesTournamentgoals Viktor Ageev 29 April 1936 24 ? 2 0 Givi Chikvanaia 29 May 1939 21 ? TsSK VMF 7 7 GK Leri Gogoladze 1 April 1938 22 ? 3 0 GK Boris Goykhman 28 April 1919 41 ? TsSK VMF 4 0 Yury Grigorovsky 28 March 1939 21 ? 6 2 Anatoly Kartashov 5 May 1937 23 ? 7 5 Vyacheslav Kurennoy 10 December 1932 27 ? 7 9 P'et're Mshveniyeradze 24 March 1929 31 ? 7 5 Vladimir Novikov 25 June 1937 23 ? 1 0 Yevgeny Saltsyn 26 February 1929 31 ? 1 2 Vladimir Semyonov 10 May 1938 22 ? 5 0
United Arab Republic The following players represented the United Arab Republic.
Abdel Aziz Khalifa Amin Abdel Rahman Ibrahim Abdel Rahman Azmi Isma'il Moustafa Bakri Moukhtar Hussain El-Gamal Gamal El-Nazer Dorri Abdel Kader Abdel Aziz El-Shafei Mohamed Abdel Hafiz
United States The United States entered a squad of eleven players. They scored 33 goals.
Head coach: Urho Saari (coach), Neill Kohlhase No.Pos.PlayerDoBAgeCapsClubTournamentgamesTournamentgoals Chuck Bittick 2 November 1939 20 ? Los Angeles Swim Stadium 5 3 Marvin Burns 6 July 1928 32 ? Lynwood Swim Club 5 0 Ronald Crawford 6 December 1939 20 ? Phillips 66 Long Beach 6 5 GK Gordie Hall 27 November 1935 24 ? Lynwood Swim Club 3 0 GK Robert Horn 1 November 1931 28 ? Southern California Water Polo Club 4 0 Jim Kelsey ? 0 0 Charles McIlroy 1 August 1938 22 ? El Segundo Swim Club 1 0 Ronald Severa 13 August 1936 24 ? Northwestern University 7 4 Fred Tisue 17 October 1938 21 ? Lynwood Swim Club 7 12 Ron Volmer 22 November 1935 24 ? Los Angeles Swim Stadium 4 4 Wally Wolf 2 October 1930 29 ? Lynwood Swim Club 7 5
United Team of Germany The following players represented the United Team of Germany.
Hans Hoffmeister Achim Schneider Hans Schepers Bernd Strasser Lajos Nagy Friedhelm Osselmann Dieter Seiz Emil Bildstein Jürgen Honig
Yugoslavia Yugoslavia entered a squad of eleven players. They scored 27 goals.
Head coach: No.Pos.PlayerDoBAgeCapsClubTournamentgamesTournamentgoals Ivo Cipci 25 April 1933 27 ? 0 0 Boris Čukvas ? 0 0 Zdravko Ježić 17 August 1931 29 ? HAVK Mladost 7 4 Hrvoje Kačić 12 January 1932 28 ? VK Jug Dubrovnik 7 4 GK Milan Muškatirović 9 March 1934 26 ? VK Partizan 7 0 Ante Nardelli 15 April 1937 23 ? Jadran Split 7 5 Đuro Radan ? 0 0 Mirko Sandić 9 May 1942 18 ? VK Partizan 6 3 Zlatko Šimenc 29 November 1938 21 ? HAVK Mladost 7 4 Božidar Stanišić 21 October 1938 21 ? Jadran Split 1 1 Marijan Žužej 8 November 1934 25 ? HAVK Mladost 7 6
References
External links Olympic Report