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Swimming at the 1960 Summer Paralympics – Men's 25 metre backstroke juniors incomplete class 2

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Field	Value
event	Men's 25 metre backstroke juniors incomplete class 2
games	1960 Summer
image	Swimming - Paralympic pictogram.svg
image_size	100px
caption	Paralympic Swimming
competitors	2
nations	2
gold	Karlberg
goldNPC	NOR
silver	Jarrige
silverNPC	FRA

The Men's 25 metre backstroke juniors incomplete class 2 was one of the events held in swimming at the 1960 Summer Paralympics in Rome.

As there were only two competitors, both men were guaranteed a medal if they finished the race. Karlberg of Norway did so in 26.8s to take gold with a clear lead; Jarrige of France finished in 46.8s to take silver.

Rank	Athlete	Time
	Karlberg	26.8s
	Jarrige	46.8s

References

[http://www.paralympic.org/Sport/Results/results.html?eclass=incompleteclass2&sport=swimming&competition=1960PG&gender=m&discipline=&event=25 "Rome 1960 Paralympic Games: Archery: Men's Columbia Round open"], [[International Paralympic Committee]]. (Add " m Backstroke Juniors" to the url, with the blank spaces and without the quotation marks, to display the results.)

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