THE GAMES OF THE XVII OLYMPIAD

Rome 1960

VOLUME TWO

THE GAMES OF THE XVII OLYMPIAD

ROME 1960

The Official Report of the Organizing Committee

Copyright — 1960 by the Organizing Committee of the Games of the XVII Olympiad

SUMMARY

11 OPENING CEREMONY 56 INITIALS OF NATIONS AND SPORTS

57 ATHLETICS 60 Juries and judges 65 Men's events: — results and classifications 179 Comparison of results of , and Rome 181 Women's events: — results and classifications 213 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

215 FOOTBALL 217 Committees and referees 219 Qualification tournament: — results and classifications 226 Olympic tournament: — results and classifications

243 CANOEING 245 Regatta directorate 248 Men's events: — results and classifications 266 Women's events: — results and classifications 271 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

273 ROWING 275 Regatta directorate 277 Results and classifications 307 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

309 CYCLING 311 Commissaires and judges 313 Results and classifications 344 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

345 GYMNASTICS 348 Juries and judges 352 Men's events: — results and classifications 398 Women's events: — results and classifications

437 HOCKEY 439 Juries and referees 443 Results and classifications 9 461 WRESTLING 463 Juries and referee judges 465 Greco-Roman:— results and classifications 501 Free Style:— results and classifications

539 SWIMMING AND WATERPOLO 541 Juries, judges and referees 547 Men's events:— results and classifications 583 Women's events:— results and classifications 606 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome 608 Waterpolo:— results and classifications

627 BASKETBALL 629 Juries and referees 630 Pre-Olympic tournament:— results and classifications 632 Olympic tournament:— results and classifications

661 MODERN PENTATHLON 663 Juries and commissaires 666 Results and classifications 673 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

675 BOXING 678 Referees and judges 682 Results and classifications

761 FENCING 763 Technical Directorate and presidents of juries 765 Men's events:— results and classifications 841 Women's events:— results and classifications

859 WEIGHTLIFTING 862 Juries and referees 864 Results and classifications 892 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome

895 EQUESTRIAN SPORTS 897 Juries and technical delegates 901 Results and classifications

927 SHOOTING 930 Juries and referee judges 933 Target shooting:— results and classifications 957 Comparison of results of Helsinki, Melbourne and Rome 958 Trap shooting:— results and classifications

963 YACHTING 965 Juries, committees and commissions 969 Results and classifications 1025 TITLES, MEDALS AND STATISTICS 1041 CLOSING CEREMONY 10 THE OPENING CEREMONY

The Opening Ceremony of the Games of the XVII Olympiad was celebrated in the Olympic Stadium at 16.30 hrs. during the afternoon of 25th August. The gates of the Stadium were opened promptly at 15.00 hrs. whilst the military bands of the Carabinieri police, the Italian Air Force, Finance Guards and Public Security police played the first marches to ease the spiritual tension of the gathering crowds. At 16.26 hrs, the « Olympic Fanfare », repeated three times, greeted the arrival of the Hon. Giovanni Gronchi, President of the Italian Republic, who was received by all the Olympic and National Authorities. In the meantime, the teams from 84 Countries present at the Games were assembled in the Olympic Village in their order of march. Immediately after this, the parade started along the Viale Tiziano, Ponte Milvio, Lungotevere Diaz up to the Stadio dei Marmi (a distance of 1.65 km). Divided up into teams, and preceded by a student from the Higher Institute of Physical Education car- rying the placard indicating the nationality of the group, the athletes started the parade towards the Stadio dei Marmi punctually at the established time. At 16.29 hrs, the Head of the Italian State took his place in the Presidential Stand whilst the Band of the Carabinieri played the Italian National A fanfare of trumpets played by the "Faithful Followers of Vitorchiano" announced the commencement of the parade of the athletes who marched to the accompaniment of military marches. The flagbearers of the teams salu- ted the Head of the Italian State and the other Government Authorities in ac- cordance with the custom of each respective Country. The Greek team led the parade by virtue of a privilege accorded to them in each Olympiad. The teams marched in ranks of four along the track of the Stadium and subsequently turned off to take up their positions in the centre of the grass field. After the , the other teams marched in parade order in accordance with Italian alphabetical order. The Italian team closed the parade. Each team took up its position in the space allotted to it, thus creat- ing a final picture of brilliant but harmonious colour.

13 At the end of the parade, all the teams made their way to the oval space at the centre of the field and, maintaining their formation, took up their stand in the space behind a front line marked with the initials of each Nation. The name-board bearers and the flagbearers reached the marshalling points indi- cated in positions opposite their own teams.

The President of the I. O. C., Mr. Avery Brundage, invites the Head of the Italian State to proclaim the opening of the Games of the XVII Olympiad.

At the end of the marshalling, the President of the Organising Com- mittee, Hon. Andreotti, accompanied by the President of the International Olympic Committee, Mr. Brundage, made his way to the podium situated at the centre of the field to pronounce his opening speech, underlining the ever- growing progress of the : "The five Olympic rings - stated the Hon. Andreotti in the course of his speech - which were initially the symbol of a generous and almost romantic intercontinental Unitarian aspiration, have already

14 become a living sports reality which richly reward the efforts, the disappointments and sacrifices of all the pioneers of this modern crusade, strengthening the ties between men. There have been, are, and unfortunately will remain, all too many causes of contrast which hold the spirits of hundreds of millions of families in alarm, and all too often violence has got, and still gets, the better of reason and the exact vision of the interests of the peoples, which must necessarily be the interests of peace. Thus, all that which really contributes to directing the exuberant energies of indi- viduals and of Nations towards peaceful, physical, and intellectual contest, should be appreciated, recognised, and upheld ". Immediately afterwards, the President of the I. O. C., Mr. Avery Brun- dage, addressed the following invitation to the Head of the Italian State: " I have the honour of inviting the President of the Italian Republic to declare open the Games of the XVII Olympiad of the Modern Era, revived by Baron Pierre de Coubertin in 1896 ".

Solemn Proclamation

In the solemn expectant silence of the Olympic Stadium, the Head of the State pronounced the ritual formula: " I proclaim open the Rome Olympic Games celebrating the XVII Olympiad of the Modern Era ". The four bands then sounded the Olympic fanfare three times and eight athletes, escorted by a small group of sailors, marched on to the field carrying the Olympic flag, held horizontally. The flag was handed over to the sailors who slowly hoisted it on to the flagstaff. The band of the Carabinieri began to play the Olympic Hymn which was sung by the Choir of the National Academy of Santa Cecilia. All the athletes present, limited in number to ensure the regularity of the parade, stood to attention upon the playing of the «leit-motif» of the Games and remained in that position until the flag had reached the top of the flag- staff and the choir finished their singing of the Hymn. With the last notes of the Hymn still echoing through the air, the Mayor of Rome - followed by two uniformed valets - made his way up to the podium to receive the Olympic Flag, in embroidered satin, given in 1920 by the Bel- gian Olympic Committee, from the Mayor of Melbourne and the President of the I. O. C. The Olympic Flag will be kept in the Town Hall until the forthcoming Olympic Games. At 17.50 hrs., Giancarlo Peris, the last torchbearer in the Olympic Relay, made his entrance into the Stadium, preceded by three salvoes of artillery and by the symbolic release of pigeons, whilst all the bells of Rome sounded joyfully. Having circled right round the track, the athlete quickly ran up the 92 steps of the stairway, brought the Flame of the Torch up to the great green tripod located between the Olympic Flag, the Italian flag and the flag of Rome, and ignited the flame in the brazier.

15 The athlete, Giancarlo Peris, well aware of the solemnity of the moment, ignites the tripod in the Olympic Stadium during the Opening Ceremony.

After the ceremony of lighting of the , all the athletes once again stood to attention and the flag-bearers moved from their positions and stood in a semi-circle around the podium. The Italian flagbearer took up his position on the left of the podium.

The Oath-taking by the Athletes

Immediately after, the Italian athlete, Consolini, came out of the ranks, mounted the podium and, grasping the Italian flag with his left hand, pronounc- ed the formula of the : " In the name of all the competitors, I swear that we will take part in these Olympic Games in loyal competition, respecting and abiding by the rules which govern them, in the true spirit of sportsmanship, for the glory of sport and honour of our Country ". The Choir of Santa Cecilia, accompanied by the Band of the Carabinieri, then sang the National Anthem. At the end of the Anthem, the command

16 The President of the Ital- ian Republic proclaims the Opening of the Games.

17

2. - II The release of pigeons.

« Flags to your places ! » was given and immediately afterwards the marchout movement from the Stadium commenced, with first and all the other Nations following in alphabetical order. closed the marchout, followed by the group of trumpeters, whilst the bands alternated in the playing of marches. On the luminous indicator-board appeared the historic words of Cou-de bertin: " The important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win, but to take part, as the important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle ". 18 MARCHES AND HYMNS PLAYED DURING THE CEREMONY

DURA- TION PHASES OF THE CEREMONY BAND MUSIC AUTHOR IN MINUTES

Awaiting the beginning of Carabinieri La Fedelissima 4'30" Cirenei the Ceremony Carabinieri Diana 5' Castrucci Air Force Lorraine () 3' Ganne Air Force Marches from themes of 4'30" Rossini " Norma " Finance Guards Marches from the 4'30" Rossini " Moses " Finance Guards From the Opera "Ernani" 4' Verdi Public Security Guards Alba di Gloria 6' Cece Corps Public Security Guards A tubo 6' Abbate Corps

Upon arrival of the Head The four bands simulta- Three trumpet blasts 0'45" of State neously Ritual fanfare Novaro National Anthem Mameli (poetic text)

Prior to beginning of pa- Fedeli di Vitorchiano Rome fanfare 0'30" Pirazzini rade of teams

Parade of teams Carabinieri Regimental march of 1st 8' N.N. - Vessella Granatieri Regiment Carabinieri Fiamma 4' Fantini Air Force Vivace 8' Di Miniello Air Force Reggimento San Marco 4' Musso Finance Guards Armi e brio 8' D'Elia Finance Guards Roma 3'30" D'Elia Public Security Guards Vecchi camerati 8' Teike Corps Public Security Guards Montisina 4' Fuselli Corps

Entrance of Olympic Flag The four bands simulta- Olympic fanfare (from 0'30" Mascagni neously Hymn of the Sun of the Opera "Iris")

During the hoisting of the Choir of the National Aca- Olympic Hymn (Chorus 4' Spiro Samara (music) Olympic Flag demy of Santa Ceci- and band) K. Palamas (poetic lia and Carabinieri band text)

Upon termination of Oath Choir of the National National Anthem (Cho- 3' Novaro (music) Academy of Santa Ce- rus and band) Mameli (poetic text) cilia and Carabinieri band

During exit of the teams The four bands alterna- The same marches played 43' ting during the parade

Conclusion of Ceremony Fedeli di Vitorchiano Rome fanfare 0'30" Pirazzini

19 Timetable of the Ceremony.

15. 0 0 hrs. - Execution of marches, in turn at short intervals, by the bands of the Carabinieri, the Italian Air Force, the Finance Guards and Public Security Police. 16. 2 6 " - The Head of the Italian State was received by the Presidents of the I. O. C., the Organising Committee and the C. O. N. I. as well as by the other Authorities present.

16. 2 9 " - The bands rendered ritual honours to the Head of State. 16. 3 0 " - The commencement of the parade of the athletes. 17. 14 " - Inaugural address by the President of the Organising Committee. 17. 19 " - The Head of State proclaims the opening of the Games. 17. 2 0 " - The "leit-motif" of the Games executed by all four bands and repeated three times, announced the entrance of the Olympic flag.

17. 2 2 " - Raising of Olympic Flag and singing of Olympic Hymn. 17. 2 7 " - The Mayor of Melbourne handed over the Flag to the President of the I.O.C. who, in turn, handed it over to the Mayor of Rome.

17. 2 8 " - Salvoes of artillery by guns, drawn up on the slopes of Monte Mario, at 3-second intervals of firing; the release of pigeons and, simultaneously, the ringing of all the church bells of Rome.

17. 3 0 " - The arrival of the last torch bearer who, upon reaching the bra- zier, lit the Fire.

17. 3 5 " - Lining up of the Flags for the swearing of the Oath.

17. 3 7 " - Swearing of the Olympic Oath. 17. 3 8 " - Playing and singing of the Italian National Anthem. 17. 4 3 " - The Head of State was accompanied, upon his departure, by the Presidents of the I.O.C, the Organising Committee and the C.O.N.I. 17. 4 4 " - Commencement of the marchout parade. 18. 2 6 " - The end of the ceremony. 20

Adolfo Consolini pronounces the formula of the Olympic Oath. Greece

Afghanistan Antilles

Dutch Antilles

Argentine

Austria Bahamas

Belgium Bermuda

Burma

Brazil Bulgaria

Canada

Czechoslovakia Ceylon

Chile

Colombia Korea

Cuba

Ethiopia Figi

Philippines

Finland France

Germany Ghana

Japan Great Britain

British Guinea Haiti Hong Kong

India

Indonesia Irak

Iran

Ireland Iceland

Israel

Yugoslavia Kenya

Lebanon

Liberia and Liechtenstein Luxembourg

Malaya Malta

Morocco

Mexico and Monaco Nigeria

Norway New Zealand

Holland Pakistan Panama

Peru

Poland Portugal

Puerto Rico

United Arab Republic Republic of (Formosa)

Rhodesia 46 Rumania

San Marino

Singapore

47

United States of America South Africa

Sudan

Surinam Sweden

Switzerland

50 Thailand

Tunisia

Turkey

51 Uganda

Hungary United Soviet Socialist Republics

Uruguay Venezuela

Viet Nam

54 Italy

55 INITIALS OF NATIONS

For purposes of reference, the Nations will be indicated by the following initials in accordance with Italian alphabetical order:—

AFG Afghanistan GRB Great Britain PAK Pakistan ANT Antilles GRE Greece PAN Panama ATO Dutch Antilles GUA British Guinea PER Peru ARG Argentine HAI Haiti POL Poland AUS Australia HOK Hong Kong POR Portugal AUT IND India PRI Puerto Rico BAH Bahamas INS Indonesia RAU United Arab Rep. BEL Belgium IRK Irak RCF Rep. China (Formosa) BER Bermuda IRN Iran RHO Rhodesia BIR Burma IRL Ireland ROM Rumania BRA ISL Iceland SMA San Marino BUL Bulgaria ISR Israel SIN CAN ITA Italy SPA Spain CSV Czechoslovakia JUG Yugoslavia SUA America CEY Ceylon KEN Kenya SAF South Africa CIL Chile LIB Lebanon SUD Sudan COL Colombia LIE Liberia SUR Surinam COR Korea LIC Liechtenstein SVE Sweden CUB Cuba LUX Luxembourg SVI DAN Denmark MAL Malaya TAI Thailand ETI Ethiopia MAT Malta TUN Tunisia FIG Figi MAR Morocco TUR Turkey FIL Philippines MEX UGA Uganda FIN Finland MON Monaco UNG Hungary FRA France NIG Nigeria URS U.S.S.R. GER Germany NOR URU Uruguay GHA Ghana NZE New Zealand VEN Venezuela GIA PBA Holland VIE Viet Nam

INITIALS CORRESPONDING TO SPORTS

ATL Athletics HOC Hockey BOX Boxing FOT Football LOT Wrestling SCH Fencing KNO Canoeing NUO Swimming PES Weightlifting CAN Rowing BSK Basketball EQU Equestrian Sports CYC Cycling WPO Waterpolo TIR Shooting GYM Gymnastics PMO Modern Pentathlon YAC Yachting

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The Olympic Stadium. ATHLETICS

31st August – 8th September 1960: Olympic Stadium. 10th September 1960 – Marathon: Capitol – .

INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR ATHLETIC FEDERATION (I.A.A.F.)

President: The Marquess of EXETER Hon. President: J. SIGFRID EDSTROM

Hon. Vice-Presidents: BO EKELUND

ERNEST J. H. HOLT

Hon. Secretary-Treasurer: DONALD T. P. PAIN

MEMBERS

JAOA CORREA DA COSTA KAREL KNENICKY

MAX DANZ PAUL MERICAMP

TAGE E. ERICSON LAURI MIETTINEN

DANIEL J. FERRIS ADRIAN PAULEN

LEONID KHOMENKOV BRUNO ZAULI

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA DI ATLETICA LEGGERA (F.I.D.A.L.)

President: GAETANO SIMONI Vice- Presidents: GIOSUÈ POLI FRANCESCO DIANA GIULIO MATTEI Secretary: OTTAVIANO MASSIMI

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: GAETANO SIMONI Technical Delegate: GIOVANNI GUABELLO Members: OTTAVIANO MASSIMI GIOVANNI DIAMANTI SISTO FAVRE GABRE CALVESI RENATO MAGINI FERRUCCIO PORTA

59 JURY OF APPEAL ————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Steward: Pietro Arnaboldi Director of Meetings: Adolfo Tammaro The Marquess of Exeter (Great Britain) Vice-Directors of Meetings: Vittorio Brunori, Donald Pain (Great Britain) Augusto Lorenzoni Jaoa Correa da Costa (Brazil) Head of Announcers: Vincenzo Galleani Max Danz (Germany) Tage E. Ericson (Sweden) SECRETARIAT Daniel J. Ferris (U.S.A.) Leonid Khomenkov (U.S.S.R.) Head: Luciano Caldonazzo Karel Knenicky (Czechoslovakia) Secretary-General: Riccardo Giorgi Lauri Miettinen (Finland) Stewards: Rodolfo Brunazzo, Giuseppe Casadio, Adrian Paulen (Holland) Giancarlo Scatena, Natale Natali, Ezio Del- Pierre Tonelli (France) fauro, Guerrino Scalabrin, Raffaele Marra, Bruno Zauli (Italy) Livio Lucianetti, Filippo Carboni, Giuseppe Vitagliano, Antonio Marchesi, Luigi Cianchi, Amleto Casadei, G. Matteo Rinaldi, Bruno Facchettin, Giovanni Di Giacomo, Mario Mo- INTERNATIONAL WALKING JURY riconi

Giorgio Oberweger (Italy) Henry S. Bassett (Great Britain-N.I.) DELEGATES TO COMPETITORS Attilio Bollini (Italy) Attilio Callegari (Italy) Head of Service: Riccardo Orlandi Bela Fehervari (Hungary) Stewards: Alfonsino Badini, Giorgio Giannarelli, Anatoli Fruktov (U.S.S.R.) Luigi Marri, Davis Bonfatti, Leo Zanoni, Francis Guilleux (France) Giovanni Tiano, Ettore Cavazzoni, Maurizio Palle S. Lassen (Denmark) Manente, Antonio Tomasino, Giovanni Morini, Armando Libotte (Switzerland) Montenegrino Orlandi, Liborio Romanelli, Cor- rado Bordonaro, Celestino Pulcini, Paolo Maz- Eric G. Linde (Sweden) zonello, Giovanni Casalino, Giulio Giordano, Frank Mc Guire (Australia) Livio Bonnes, Gino Gabucci, Nicola Bruno, Ferruccio Porta (Italy) Domenico Fracassi, Domenico Cimmino, Giu- Samuel Pryor (Great Britain-N.I.) seppe Baroni, Paolo Benedetto Hans Stahl (Germany) Protocol: Bruno Grassetto, Pericle Pizzigoni Petr Stepanenko (U.S.S.R.) Hubert Sulak (Czechoslovakia) Mikhael Tomilin (U.S.S.R.) ARENA MANAGEMENT Hector H. Whitlock (Great Britain-N.I.) Head of Service: Attilio Bollini Stewards: Michele Monguzzi, Renzo Fissore Solaro, Francesco Iaconi, Salvatore Fidomanzo, Franco COMPETITION MANAGEMENT Avigliano, Edoardo Lazzarini, Federico Poncia. Official Measurer: Umberto Modotti Director: Ottaviano Massimi Anemometrists: Arrigo Bugli, Pio Zanetti, Oscar Vice-Director: Cesare Bergonzoni Taronna Secretary: Giovanni Diamanti Secretariat Stewards: Mario Lombardi, G. Renato Melegari TRACK RACES Group Head Organisation Services: Giuseppe Pazzaia Group Head: Vittorio Petrosino Steward: Antonino Sautto Steward: Giuseppe Baracchi Group Head Technical Services: Luciano Longhi Referee Judge: Mario Bruno 60 Judges: Stelvio Crivellaro, Giulia Romanelli, Dina —————————————————————————————————————— ROAD EVENTS Zanetti, Rossana Pannuzi, Ernesto Artuso, Umberto Brugnara, Roberto Nardi, Salvatore Referee Judge: Ferruccio Porta Russo, Francesco Terrizzi, Mario Zanchetta, Wladimiro De Gregoriis, Gianni Spiller, Anto- President of Jury: Rosario Svizzero nino Crimi, Dante Pedrini, Anna Maria Mar- Secretariat: Angelo Bisio, Emilio Mori, Giacinto zola, Lucia Zerella, Anna Didan, Natale Benetti, Del Re, Amedeo Ciolli Angelo Masetti, Giuseppe Aveta, Lorenzo Carro, Inspectors: Giuseppe Tiano, Attilio Mundo, Italo Giuseppe Papperini, Bruno Porceddu, Cesare Carpita, Mattia Garzone Stramaccioni, Andrea Tornaboni, Carlo Da- miani Judges: Luigi Chiumarulo, Cesare Conia, Vito Delle Foglie, Sebastiano Zucca, Otello Cambi, Delegate to Timekeeping Service: Giuseppe Fran- Nicola Ancora, Attilio Leoni, Italo Baglione, conetti Benedetto Leone Start Judges: Ruggero Maregatti, Primo Pedraz- zini, Camillo Sivelli Assistants to Start Judges: Ennio Bragaglia, Renato FIELD EVENTS Di Renzo, Francesco Errino, Vasco Lucci, Luigi Meschini, Aldo Ragni Group Head, Jumping: Nicola Poli Steward: Vito Accettura CONTROL JUDGES Group Head, Throwing: Michele Perrone Group Head: Vittorio Pierucci Steward: Lorenzo Di Sabato Judges: Tullio Ciola, Nerone Quarantotto, Renzo Referee Judge, Jumping: Francesco Diana Bursi, Giorgio Comin Chiaramonti, Carlo Dal Ben, Giancarlo Flamine, Edmondo Gaido, Referee Judge, Throwing: Silvio Cavedagni Bruno Micheletto, Igino Raneri, Renato Ran- Referee Judge, : Antenore Bacci ghino, Sebastiano Verda, Pietro Mezzazappa, Ivo Borghesi, Luigi Patrizi, Carmelo Trapani, Judges: Narciso Macagni, Ines Rocca, Emilia Antonio Gnagni, Gelsomino Iezzi, Francesco Superti, Giuseppe Varoli, Carlo Monfredini, Casciano, Luciano Ortoleva, Giuseppe Conti, Franco Vallocchio, Celso Palmieri, Anselmo Ruggero Cencetti, G. Nello Usai, Paolo Danese, Falletti, Ero Giordani, Livia De Matteis, Vincenzo Basciano, Giovanni Coggio, Mario Luigi Giura, Rinaldo Barbuti, Gennaro Baldi, Del Console, Vincenzo Faccenda, Giuseppe Francesco Mangion, Giuseppe Coscioni, Ilva Tricarico, Renato Valle, Giovanni Cecca- Baracchi Dominici, Marcella Soldi, Mario Ton- rini, Ercole Macale, Giuseppe Di Giorgi, Attilio netti, Antonio Profeti, Ivo Monari, Michele Cucina Fiengo, Carlo Eugeni, Lorenzo Purpari

61 OLYMPIC STADIUM

1. Start and finish, 400 m., 800 m., 10,000 m., 400 m. hurdles, 4 x 100 m. relay, 4 x 400 m. relay. — 2. Start, 80 m. hurdles. — 3. Start, 100 m. — 4. Start, 110 m. hurdles. — 5. Start, 3, 000 m. steeplechase. — 6. Water jump, 3, 000 m. steeplechase. — 7. Start, 200 and 5,000 m. — 8. Start, 1,500 m. — 9. Shot Put. — 10. Hammer Throw. — 11. . — 12. . — 12bis. Javelin Throw (subsidiary lane). — 13. High Jump. — 13bis. High Jump (subsidiary pit). — 14. Long Jump and Hop, Step & Jump. — 15. Pole Vault. PROGRAMME TIME-TABLE ——————————————————

1st Day - Wednesday 31st August ——————————————————————————————————————————————— 3rd Day - Friday 2nd September

MEN MEN

09. 0 0 hrs - 100 m. - heats 09.00 hrs - 200 m. - heats 09. 0 0 " - putting the shot - qualification 09.00 " - long jump - qualification (7.40 m.) (16.75 m.) 10.15 " - throwing the hammer - qualifica- 11. 0 0 " - 800 m. - heats tion (60 m.) 15.00 " - 400 m. hurdles - heats 15.20 " - 200 m. - quarter-finals 16.00 " - 100 m. - quarter-finals 16.00 " - 400 m. hurdles - FINAL 16.30 " - 800 m. - quarter-finals 16.20 " - long jump - FINAL 16.50 " - putting the shot - FINAL 16.30 " - 20 km. Road walk - start 17.40 " - 5,000 m. - heats 16.45 " - 800 m. - FINAL 17.10 " - 5,000 m. - FINAL 18.00 " - 20 km. road walk - finish. WOMEN

09.00 hrs - Long jump - qualification WOMEN (5.80 m.) 09.00 hrs - putting the shot - qualification 10.25 " - 80 m. hurdles - heats (14.50 m.) 15.45 " - long jump - FINAL " 17.20 " - 80 m. hurdles - semi-finals 15.00 - 100 m. - semi-finals 16.20 " - 100 m. - FINAL 16.40 " - putting the shot - FINAL

2nd Day - Thursday 1st September 4th Day - Saturday 3rd September MEN

09.00 hrs - high jump - qualification (2.00 m.) MEN 15.15 " - high jump - FINAL 09.00 hrs - 110 m. hurdles - heats 15.40 " - 100 m. - semi-finals 09.50 " - 400 m. - heats 16.15 " - 400 m. hurdles - semi-finals 15.45 " - 200 m. - semi-finals " 16.40 - 800 m. - semi-finals 16.00 " - throwing the hammer - FINAL 17.30 " - 100 m. FINAL 16.10 " - 400 m. - quarter-finals " 17.50 - 3,000 m. steeplechase - heats 16.50 " - 3,000 m. steeplechase - FINAL 17.15 " - 1,500 m. - heats WOMEN 18.00 " - 200 m. - FINAL 18.10 " - 110 m. hurdles - quarter-finals. 09.00 hrs - 100 m. - heats 09.00 " - throwing the javelin - qualification WOMEN (48 m.) 15.00 " - 100 m. - quarter-finals 09.00 " - throwing the discus - qualification 15.00 " - throwing the javelin - FINAL (47 m.) 17.10 " - 80 m. hurdles - FINAL 15.00 " - 200 m. - heats 63 5th Day - Monday 5th September ———————————————————————————————————————————— 7th Day - Wednesday 7th September

MEN MEN 09.00 hrs - decathlon - 100 m. 09.00 hrs - throwing the javelin - qualification 09.00 " - pole vault - qualification (4.40 m.) (74 m.) 10.00 " - decathlon - long jump 10.30 " - 4 x 400 m. relay - heats 15.00 " - decathlon - putting the shot 13.30 " - pole vault - FINAL 15.15 " - 110 m. hurdles - semi-finals 14.30 " - 50 km. road walk - start 15.45 " - decathlon - high jump 15.00 " - throwing the discus - FINAL 16.15 " - 400 m. - semi-finals 16.10 " - 4 x 100 m. relay - heats 16.45 " - 110 m. hurdles - FINAL 17.10 " - 4 x 400 m. relay - semi-finals 17.45 " - decathlon - 400 m. 18.40 " - 50 km. road walk - finish

WOMEN WOMEN 09.00 hrs - high jump - qualification (1.65 m.) 15.40 hrs - 200 m. - semi-finals 15.20 " - 4 x 100 m. relay - heats 15.40 " - throwing the discus - FINAL 16.45 " - 800 m. - FINAL 17.10 " - 200 m. - FINAL

8th Day - Thursday 8th September 6th Day - Tuesday 6th September MEN MEN 15.15 hrs - 4 x 100 m. relay - semi-finals 09.00 hrs - decathlon - 110 m. hurdles 15.30 " - throwing the javelin - FINAL 09.00 " - hop, step & jump - qualification 16.30 " - 4 x 400 m. relay - FINAL (15.50 m.) 17.15 " - 10,000 m. - FINAL 09.00 " - throwing the discus - qualification 18.10 " - 4 x 100 m. relay - FINAL (52 m.) 10.10 " - decathlon - throwing the discus WOMEN 14.30 " - decathlon - pole vault 15.00 hrs - high jump - FINAL 15.00 " - hop, step & jump - FINAL 17.50 " - 4 x 100 m. relay - FINAL 15.45 " - 400 m. - FINAL 16.15 " - 1,500 m. - FINAL 16.50 " - decathlon - throwing the javelin " 9th Day - Saturday 10th September 18.10 - decathlon - 1,500 m. 17.30 hrs - start of Marathon WOMEN (from the Capitol) 19.30 " - finish of Marathon 15.15 " - 800 m. - heats (at Arch of Constantine)

64 MEN'S EVENTS

100 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - T. E. Burke SUA 12"0 1928 - P. Williams CAN 10"8 1900 - F. W. Jarvis SUA 10"8 1932 - E. Tolan SUA 10"3 1904 - A. Hahn SUA 11"0 1936 - J. Owens SUA 10"3 1908 - R. E. Walker SAF 10"8 1948 - H. Dillard SUA 10"3 1912 - R. C. Craig SUA 10"8 1952 - L. Remigino SUA 10"4 1920 - C. W. Paddock SUA 10"8 1956 - R. Morrow SUA 10"5 1924 - H. M. Abrahams GRB 10"6

World Record: 10"0 - A.Hary GER Zurich 1960 - H. W. Jerome CAN Saskatchewan 1960 Olympic Record: 10"3 - E.Tolan SUA 1932 - J. Owens SUA Berlin 1936 - H. Dillard SUA 1948 - R. Morrow SUA Melbourne 1956 - J. Murchison SUA Melbourne 1956 —————– 65 entries from 48 nations — 61 participants from 46 nations

HEATS Wednesday 31st August — 09.00 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. E. FIGUEROLA CUB 10"4 1. S. ANTAO KEN 10"5 2. C. BUNAS NOR 10"7 2. A. HARY GER 10"6 3. Y. KONOVALOV URS 10"7 3. H. MUELLER SVI 10"8 4. S. Maniagas TAI 10"8 4. G. Ntiforo GHA 11"0 5. M. Batcharov BUL 11"0 5. I. Gomez FIL 11"0 6. A. Grodzinowsky ISR 11"1 6. D. Tipping AUS 11"2 7. R. Joshi Tilak IND 11"3 7. A. Khaliq PAK 11"2 Opposing wind: 0.32 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.24 m./s.

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. H. ESTEVES VEN 10"4 1. H. JEROME CAN 10"5 2. D. JOHNSON ANT 10"4 2. J. DELECOUR FRA 10"5 3. D. SIME SUA 10"5 3. E. AMUKUN UGA 10"6 4. L. Eves CAN 10"8 4. A. Da Silva BRA 10"8 5. A. Awori UGA 10"9 5. E. Bouchaib MAR 10"9 6. P. Lowry IRL 10"9 6. A. Shahrudin MAL 11"0 7. R. Negousse ETI 11"3 Non starter — Omagbemi NIG Opposing wind: 0.34 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.24 m./s. 65

5 - II HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. T. ROBINSON BAH 10"5 1. O. NORTON SUA 10"7 2. L. MURAD VEN 10"7 2. G. KOSANOV URS 10"7 3. S. MOCEIDREKE FIG 10"8 3. S. PLAZA MEX 10"8 4. G. Short CAN 10"9 4. W. Mahlendorf GER 10"8 5. E. Putu LIE 11"2 5. R. Pote BEL 11"0 6. J. Kim COR 11"5 6. A. Onur TUR 11"3 7. A. H. Shekaib AFG 11"6 Opposing wind: 0.22 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.46 m./s.

HEAT 7 HEAT 8 1. D. JONES GRB 10"5 1. M. FOIK POL 10"5 2. A. SEYE FRA 10"6 2. E. JEFFERYS SAF 10"6 3. R. ROMERO VEN 10"7 3. C. PIQUEMAL FRA 10"7 4. E. Kunauer AUT 11"0 4. I. Gosal INS 10"9 5. H. Shyh Tsong RCF 11"2 5. M. Germar GER 11"0 6. K. Zalata IRK 11"3 6. H. El Tayeb SUD 11"1 - I. Shah PAK retired 7. J. Albarran SPA 11"2

Opposing wind: 0.34 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.14 m./s.

HEAT 9 1. P. RADFORD GRB 10"4 2. F. BUDD SUA 10"4 3. E. OZOLIN URS 10"7 4. H. Thorbjoernsson ISL 10"9 5. N. Georgopoulos GRE 11"0 6. M. Abdelkadar RAU 11"2 7. J. Roberts LIE 11"2 Opposing wind: 0. 22 m. /s.

Final of the : the German champion, , beats his opponents in an exciting final. Second place goes to the American, , and third to the Englishman, Radford. The Cuban, Figuerola, is fourth, the American, Budd, fifth and the American, Norton, sixth. QUARTER-FINALS Wednesday 31st August — 10.00 hrs The first three in each quarter qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 1. H. ESTEVES VEN 10"5 1. A. HARY GER 10"2 ° 2. T. ROBINSON BAH 10"6 2. D. SIME SUA 10"3 3. O. NORTON SUA 10"6 3. M. FOIK POL 10"4 4. J. Delecour FRA 10"7 4. D. Johnson ANT 10"4 5. E. Jefferys SAF 10"7 5. C. Bunas NOR 10"5 6. E. Ozolin URS 10"7 6. Y. Konovalov URS 10"5 7. H. Mueller SVI 10"8 7. S. Moceidreke FIG 10"7 Opposing wind: 0.46 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.32 m./s. ° New Olympic record. 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER 1. F. BUDD SUA 10"4 1. H. JEROME CAN 10"4 2. E. FIGUEROLA CUB 10"4 2. P. RADFORD GRB 10"4 3. D. JONES GRB 10"5 3. S. ANTAO KEN 10"4 4. E. Amukun UGA 10"6 4. A. Seye FRA 10"4 5. C. Piquemal FRA 10"6 5. L. Murad VEN 10"8 6. G. Kosanov URS 10"7 6. R. Romero VEN 11"1 7. S. Plaza MEX 10"8 Opposing wind: 2.31 m./s. Opposing wind: 1.30 m./s.

Photo-finish of the 100 metres final.

SEMI-FINALS Thursday 1st September — 15.40 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL

1. P. RADFORD GRB 10"4 2. E. FIGUEROLA CUB 10"4 3. F. BUDD SUA 10"5 4. M. Foik POL 10"5 5. T. Robinson BAH 10"5 6. H. Jerome CAN retired Wind velocity: 0.00

2nd SEMI-FINAL

1. A. HARY GER 10"3 2. D. SIME SUA 10"4 3. O. NORTON SUA 10"4 4. D. Jones GRB 10"4 5. H. Esteves VEN 10"5 6. S. Antao KEN 10"6 Wind velocity: 0.00 Congratulations amongst winners after the presentation.

FINAL Thursday 1st September — 17.30 hrs

1. A. HARY GER 10"2 - 2. D. SIME SUA 10"2 - 3. P. RADFORD GRB 10"3 4. E. Figuerola CUB 10"3 5. F. Budd SUA 10"3 6. O. Norton SUA 10"4 Wind velocity: 0.00 - Olympic record equalled.

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER —————————————— " On marks-Set " " Set-Go " — — — heats 22"366 1"844 — quarter-finals 24"900 1"575 — semi-finals 22"250 1"600 — final 19"300 1"500 68 200 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1900 - J.W.B. Tewkesbury SUA 22"2 1928 - P. Williams CAN 21"8 1904 - A. Hahn SUA 21"6 1932 - E. Tolan SUA 21"2 1908 - R. Kerr CAN 22"6 1936 - J. Owens SUA 20"7 1912 - R. C. Craig SUA 21"7 1948 - M. Patton SUA 21"1 1920 - A. Woodring SUA 22"0 1952 - A. Stanfield SUA 20"7 1924 - J. V. Scholz SUA 21"6 1956 - R. Morrow SUA 20"6

World record: 20"0 (track without curves) - D. Sime SUA Sanger 1956 World record: 20"5 (track with curves) - P. Radford GRB Wolverhampton 1960 - J. Johnson SUA Stanford 1960 - R. Norton SUA Stanford 1960 Olympic record: 20"6 - R. Morrow SUA Melbourne 1956 —————– 74 entries from 54 nations — 62 participants from 47 nations

HEATS Friday 2nd September — 09.00 hrs

The first two in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. P. GENEVAY FRA 21"2 1. L. CARNEY SUA 21"1 2. U. ARKHIPCHUK URS 21"5 2. D. SEGAL GRB 21"3 3. J. Omagbemi NIG 26"2 3. P. Laeng SVI 21"6 Non starters: - I. Shah PAK 4. A. Shahrudin MAL 22"3 - Hailou ETI Non starter: - Thorbjoernsson ISL - Figuerola CUB

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. S. JOHNSON SUA 21"7 1. M. WENDELIN GER 21"6 2. N. GEORGOPOULOS GRE 22"0 2. L. BARTENEV URS 21"8 3. C. Glasgow GUA 22"6 3. M. Okantey GHA 21"8 4. J. Roberts LIE 23"1 4. S. Plaza MEX 22"0 5. T. Huang Shyh RCF Non starter: - Jerome CAN 22"9 6. A. Khaliq PAK 23"1

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. P. RADFORD GRB 21"1 1. O. NORTON SUA 21"2 2. E. AMUKUN UGA 21"3 2. D. JONES GRB 21"2 3. C. Csutoras UNG 21"7 3. Y. KONOVALOV URS 21"4 4. S. Moceidreke FIG 21"8 4. R. Vega PRI 21"8 5. E. Kunauer AUT 22"2 5. P. Lowry IRL 22"1 Non starter: — Putu LIE - U. Mandlik CSV retired 69 Fourth heat of the 200 metres won by the German, M. Wendelin.

Ninth heat of the 200 metres won by A. Seye.

Eleventh heat of the 200 metres won by Antao. HEAT 7 HEAT 8 1. L. BERRUTI ITA 21"0 1. D. JOHNSON ANT 21"2 2. T. ROBINSON BAH 21"4 2. J. TELLES BRA 21"3 3. L. Murad VEN 21"8 3. S. SCHNELLMANN SVI 21"4 4. P. Rekola FIN 22"2 4. J. Barra BEL 22"3 5. E. Bouchaib MAR 22"3 5. E. Bautista FIL 23"0 Non starter: — Gosal INS 6. A. Yusuf Zaid AFG 23"1

HEAT 9 HEAT 10 1. A. SEYE FRA 21"1 1. M. FOIK POL 21"1 2. C. BUNAS NOR 21"3 2. J. DELECOUR FRA 21"3 3. C. BERTRAND ANT 21"3 3. A. Sardi ITA 21"6 4. A. Grodzinowsky ISR 21"8 4. L. Eves CAN 21"9 5. B. Robinson NZE 22"2 5. M. Batchavarov BUL 22"2 6. L. Jonsson SVE 22"3 6. R. Bofferding LUX 23"2

HEAT 11 HEAT 12 1. S. ANTAO KEN 21"3 1. E. JEFFERYS SAF 21"1 2. S. ROMERO VEN 21"4 2. S. GIANNONE ITA 21"5 3. M. Germar GER 21"6 3. H. Hayase GIA 22"3 4. R. Pote BEL 22"1 4. F. Falih IRK 22"6 5. M. Asensio SPA 22"3 5. D. Tipping AUS 22"9 6. A. Onur TUR 22"5 Non starter: - Singh IND

QUARTER-FINALS Friday 2nd September — 15.20 hrs

The first three in each quarter-final qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 1. S. JOHNSON SUA 20"9 1. A. SEYE FRA 20"8 2. E. JEFFERYS SAF 21"1 2. O. NORTON SUA 21"0 3. T. ROBINSON BAH 21"2 3. D. SEGAL GRB 21"1 4. E. Amukun UGA 21"3 4. S. Antao KEN 21"3 5. Y. Konovalov URS 21"3 5. U. Arkhipchuk URS 21"5 6. C. Bertrand ANT 21"4 6. J. Telles BRA 21"5 7. S. Romero VEN 21"4 7. N. Georgopoulos GRE 22"0 Wind velocity: 0.00 Wind velocity: 0.00

3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER 1. L. CARNEY SUA 20"9 1. L. BERRUTI ITA 20"8 2. P. RADFORD GRB 21"0 2. M. FOIK POL 20"9 3. D. JOHNSON ANT 21"1 3. P. GENEVAY FRA 21"1 4. J. Delecour FRA 21"5 4. D. Jones GRB 21"2 5. L. Bartenev URS 21"5 5. C. Bunas NOR 21"4 6. S. Schnellmann SVI 21"5 6. M. Wendelin GER 21"6 7. S. Giannone ITA 21"8 Wind velocity: 0.00 Wind velocity: 0.00 71 Final of the 200 metres. Italy's , who in the semi-final had equalled the world record (20"5), wins the gold medal. To the left, the American Carney second and behind him the Frenchman Seye, the Pole Foik and the American Johnson.

72 SEMI-FINALS

Saturday 3rd September — 15.45 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL

1. A. SEYE FRA 20"8 2. M. FOIK POL 21"0 3. L. CARNEY SUA 21"1 4. E. Jefferys SAF 21"3 5. T. Robinson BAH 21"5 D. Segal GRB (a)

(a) Disqualified for two false starts.

2nd SEMI-FINAL

1. L. BERRUTI ITA 20"5 +° 2. O. NORTON SUA 20"7 3. S. JOHNSON SUA 20"8 4. P. Radford GRB 20"9 5. D. Johnson ANT 21"0 6. P. Genevay FRA 21"0

+ ° World record equalled and new Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ——————————————

3rd September - 15.45 hrs

— barometric pressure 763.6 — air humidity 56 % — temperature 29.5°

Beyond the finishing line, Carney collapses on the track and Berruti, having lost his balance, falls down a little further.

73 The winners of the 200 metres.

FINAL Saturday 3rd September — 18.00 hrs

+ – 1. L. BERRUTI ITA 20"5 2. L. CARNEY SUA 20"6 3. A. SEYE FRA 20"7 4. M. Foik POL 20"8 5. S. Johnson SUA 20"8 6. O. Norton SUA 20"9

+ – World record and Olympic record equalled.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER —————————————— —————————————— " On marks-Set" "Set-Go" 3rd September - 17.45 hrs — heats 20"325 — barometric pressure 762.6 1"941 — qtr. finals 23"375 1"775 — air humidity 69.9 % — semi-finals 18"150 1"650 — temperature 24.5° — final 17"6 1"600 74 400 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - T. E. Burke SUA 54"2 1928 - R. Barbutti SUA 47"8 1900 - M. W. Long SUA 49"4 1932 - W. Carr SUA 46"2 1904 - H. L. Hillman SUA 49"2 1936 - A. F. Williams SUA 46"5 1908 - W. Halswell GRB 50"0 1948 - A. Wint Jamaica 46"2 1912 - C. D. Reidpath SUA 48"2 1952 - G. Rhoden Jamaica 45"9 1920 - B. G. D. Rudd SAF 49"6 1956 - C. L. Jenkins SUA 46"7 1924 - E. H. Liddell GRB 47"6

World record: 45"2 - L. J. Jones SUA Los Angeles 1956

Olympic record: 45"9 - V. G. Rhoden Jamaica Helsinki 1952 - H. Mc Kenley Jamaica Helsinki 1952 —————– 59 entries from 44 nations - 54 participants from 41 nations

HEATS Saturday 3rd September — 09.50 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. M. KINDER GER 46"7 1. A. PETTERSSON SVE 48"3 2. E. DAVIS SAF 47"2 2. R. BRIGHTWELL GRB 48"4 3. M. YARDLEY GRB 47"3 3. K. GRACHEV URS 49"3 4. J. Trousil CSV 47"4 4. F. Heuertz LUX 50"2 5. J. Asare-Antwi GHA 47"7 Non starters: - G. Kerr ANT 6. H. Hayase GIA 49"1 - N. Romero VEN 7. S. H. Zareef AFG 53"8

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. C. KAUFMANN GER 47"3 1. M. SPENCE SAF 46"7 2. B. ROBINSON NZE 47"6 2. R. GOSPER AUS 47"1 3. L. DECLERCK BEL 47"9 3. T. TOBACCO CAN 47"4 4. A. Ferraz Da Silva BRA 48"0 4. G. Ado UGA 49"0 5. C. Csutoras UNG 48"2 5. M. Lambrechts BEL 49"5 6. E. Bullard BAH 51"1 6. J. Teran MEX 49"6 7. B. Karabi TUN 52"0

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. G. GUENARD PRI 47"3 1. J. YERMAN SUA 47"2 2. J. KOWALSKI POL 48"3 2. M. SINGH IND 47"6 3. G. BOMMARITO ITA 48"6 3. S. SWATOWSKI POL 48"1 4. Li Po Ting FOR 49"5 4. J. Manikavasagam MAL 48"4 5. C. Glasgow GUA 50"7 5. I. Rodriguez PRI 49"6 6. G. H. Johnson LIE 51"4 6. I. Pellosis-Padilla FIL 51"4 75 Finish of the 400 metres. (SUA) at the tape.

Photo-finish of the 400 metres: first O. Davis (SUA), second C. Kaufmann (GER), third M. Spence (SAF). HEAT 7

1. M. SPENCE ANT 47"6 2. E. YOUNG SUA 47"6 3. B. ROTICH KEN 47"7 4. Z. Vana CSV 48"3 5. V. Syllis GRE 48"4 6. M. Bumrongpruck TAI 49"6

HEAT 8

1. K. AMU ABDUL NIG 46"8 2. G. DAY SAF 47"1 3. H. RESKE GER 47"2 4. V. Hellsten FIN 48"4 5. J. Karim IRK 49"2 6. F. Ozguden TUR 50"7

HEAT 9

1. O. DAVIS SUA 46"8 2. J. WEDDERBURN ANT 47"4 3. J. WRIGHTON GRB 47"4 4. R. Weber SVI 47"6 5. Said Moussa ETI 48"2 6. A. Grodzinowsky IRS 48"9

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 3rd September - 10.00 hrs

— barometric pressure 765 — air humidity 50 % The American, E. Young, sixth in the final of the — temperature 28° 400 metres. The German, Carl Kaufmann, who came in second, falls down exhausted on the track.

QUARTER-FINALS Saturday 3rd September — 16.10 hrs

The first three in each quarter qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER

1. C. KAUFMANN GER 46"5 1. J. YERMAN SUA 46"4 2. M. SINGH IND 46"5 2. R. GOSPER AUS 46"5 3. M. SPENCE ANT 46"9 3. M. KINDER GER 46"7 4. T. Tobacco CAN 47"5 4. I. Wedderburn ANT 47"0 5. E. Davis SAF 48"0 5. G. Guenard Soltero PRI 47"2 6. M. Yardley GRB 48"8 6. J. Wrighton GRB 48"0 Non starter: - Petterson SVE

77 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER

1. E. YOUNG SUA 46"1 1. O. DAVIS SUA 45"9 - 2. R. BRIGHTWELL GRB 46"2 2. M. SPENCE SAF 46"1 3. G. DAY SAF 46"3 3. K. AMU ABDUL NIG 46"6 4. H. Reske GER 47"3 4. J. Kowalski POL 46"7 5. S. Swatowski POL 47"4 5. G. Bommarito ITA 47"5 6. R. Grachev URS 47"6 6. B. Robinson NZE 48"3 7. B. Rotich KEN 47"8 7. L. Declerck BEL 48"4 – Olympic record equalled.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 3rd September - 15.45 hrs 16.50 hrs

— barometric pressure 763.6 763.2 — air humidity 56 % 58.5 % — temperature 29.5° 29.5°

SEMI-FINALS Monday 5th September — 16.15 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL

1. O. DAVIS SUA 45"5 ° 1. C. KAUFMANN GER 45"7 2. M. SINGH IND 45"9 2. M. SPENCE SAF 45"8 3. M. KINDER GER 46"0 3. E. YOUNG SUA 46"1 4. R. Brightwell GRB 46"1 4. K. Amu Abdul NIG 46"6 5. G. Day SAF 46"7 5. M. Spence ANT 46"8 6. R. Gosper AUS 47"1 6. J. Yerman SUA 48"9 ° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 5th September — 16.00 hrs 17.00 hrs

— atmospheric pressure 758.8 757.9 — air humidity 66.2 % 85.5% — temperature 30° 26.5° 78 FINAL

Tuesday 6th September — 15.45 hrs

1. O. DAVIS SUA 44"9 * °

2. C. KAUFMANN GER 44"9 * ° 3. M. SPENCE SAF 45"5 4. M. Singh IND 45"6 5. M. Kinder GER 45"9 6. E. Young SUA 45"9

* ° New World and Olympic record

The winners of the 400 metres after the award.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER —————————————— —————————————— "On marks-Set" "Set-Go" 6th September — 15.00 hrs 17.00 hrs — — — barometric pressure 762.5 763.1 —heats 18"833 2"388 —qtr. finals 20"325 2"575 — air humidity 54% 59% —semi-finals 18"700 2"050 — temperature 25.5° 26.5° —final 18"800 1"900 79 800 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - E. H. Flack AUS 2'11"0 1928 - D. G. A. Lowe GRB 1'51"8 1900 - A. E. Tysoe GRB 2'01"4 1932 - T. Hampson GRB 1'49"8 1904 - J. D. Lightbody SUA 1'56"0 1936 - J. Woodruff SUA 1'52"9 1908 - M. W. Sheppard SUA 1'52"8 1948 - M. Whitfield SUA 1'49"2 1912 - J. E. Meredith SUA 1'51"9 1952 - M. Whitfield SUA 1'49"2 1920 - A. G. Hill GRB 1'53"4 1956 - T. W. Courtney SUA 1'47"7 1924 - D. G. A. Lowe GRB 1'52"4

World record: 1'45" 7 R. Moens BEL Oslo 1955

Olympic record: 1'47"7 T. W. Courtney SUA Melbourne 1956 —————– 60 entries from 42 nations - 56 participants from 40 nations

First semi-final of the 800 metres: visible are C. Waegli HEATS (SVI) who came in second, the Australian, A. Blue, who Wednesday 31st August — 11.00 hrs was classified fifth, the German, J. Balk, and the American, T. Murphy. The race was won by G. Kerr (ANT). The first three in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1

1. D. SMITH NZE 1'51"7 2. V. BULYSHEV URS 1'51"7 3. Z. MAKOMASKI POL 1'52"5 4. B. Hewson GRB 1'54"6 5. Y. Panthilat ISR 1'54"7 6. G. H. Johnson LIE 1'55"9

HEAT 2

1. T. FARRELL GRB 1'48"9 2. J. SIEBERT SUA 1'48"9 3. J. LAMBRECHTS BEL 1'49"1 4. P. Y. Lenoir FRA 1'49"3 5. I. Slegr CSV 1'50"1 6. M. Said ETI 1'50"3

HEAT 3

1. P. SNELL NZE 1'48"1 2. C. WAEGLI SVI 1'48"8 3. W. CUNLIFFE SUA 1'48"8 4. I. Rozsavolgyi UNG 1'49"4

Non starters: - A. G. Ghafoori AFG - J. Delgado PRI HEAT 4 1. A. BLUE AUS 1'50"7 2. E. LEPS CAN 1'50"8 3. M. MATUSCHEWSKI GER 1'51"0 4. V. Savinkov URS 1'51"4 5. C. Morayemos GRE 1'54"3 6. A. Lazreg MAR 1'55"7

HEAT 5 1. A. KRIVOSHEEV URS 1'53"4 2. J. BALKE GER 1'53"6 3. J. WENK GRB 1'54"1 4. N. Haupert LUX 1'54"7 5. F. Owusu GHA 1'55"2 6. E. Oehri LIC 2'00"3

HEAT 6 1. R. MOENS BEL 1'50"6 2. P. KNUTS SVE 1'51"2 3. L. KOVACS UNG 1'51"3 4. S. Lewandoski POL 1'51"6 5. S. Markusson ISL 1'52"7 6. A. Dargouth TUN 1'54"7

HEAT 7 1. G. KERR ANT 1'50"9 2. T. SULLIVAN RHO 1'51"1 3. P. PARSCH UNG 1'51"2 4. B. Ingolic JUG 1'51"4 5. P. Alander FIN 1'52"0 Second semi-final of the 800 metres. From the 6. Z. Orywal POL 1'55"8 left, J. Siebert (SUA), P. Snell (NZE) the winner, P. Non starter: - A. Nur Farah SOM Schmidt (GER) and R. Moens (BEL) who was second.

HEAT 8 HEAT 9 1. P. SCHMIDT GER 1'50"8 1. T. MURPHY SUA 1'52"1 2. R. KLABAN AUT 1'50"8 2. R. GOMES GUA 1'52"9 3. R. DELANY IRL 1'51"0 3. E. KOCAK TUR 1'59"0 4. J. Mullins CAN 1'51"3 4. S. Ohleman CAN 2'07"4 5. G. F. Baraldi ITA 1'52"0 6. A. J. Gomez SPA 1'53"7 Non starters: - J. Brown BAH 7. S. Tongaram TAI 1'57"1 - S. Esajas SUR QUARTER-FINALS Wednesday 31st August — 16.35 hrs

The first three in each quarter-final qualified for the semi-final

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 1. T. MURPHY SUA 1'48"0 1. P. SCHMIDT GER 1'51"2 2. C. WAEGLI SVI 1tt'48"0 2. A. KRIVOSHEEV URS 1'51"2 3. M. MATUSCHEWSKI GER 1'48"1 3. J. SIEBERT SUA 1'51"3 4. D. Smith NZE 1'48"4 4. Z. Makomaski POL 1'51"6 5. T. Sullivan RHO 1'49"9 5. R. Gomes GUA 1'52"3 - J. Lambrechts BEL scr. 6. L. Kovacs UNG 1'52"4 - P. Parsch UNG scr. 7. P. Knuts SVE 1'52"8 81

6. - II 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER

1. G. KERR ANT 1'49"4 1. R. MOENS BEL 1'48"5 2. W. CUNLIFFE SUA 1'49"7 2. P. SNELL NZE 1'48"6 3. A. BLUE AUS 1'49"9 3. I. BALKE GER 1'48"8 4. I. Wenk GRB 1'50"0 4. R. Klaban AUT 1'50"2 1 5. V. Bulyshev URS 1'50"6 5. T. Farrell GRB '50"7 6. R. Delany IRL 1'51"1 6. E. Leps CAN 1'52"0 7. E. Kocak TUR 1'52"5

Photo-finish of the 800 metres final: first Snell (NZE), second Moens (BEL), third Kerr (ANT).

SEMI-FINALS Thursday 1st September — 16.40 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL

1. G. KERR ANT 1'47"1 ° 1. P. SNELL NZE 1'47"2 1'47"4 2. C. WAEGLI SVI 1'47"3 2. R. MOENS BEL 3. M. MATUSCHEWSKI GER 1'47"4 3. P. SCHMIDT GER 1'47"8 1'48"0 4. J. Balke GER 1'47"5 4. J. Siebert SUA 1'48"1 5. A. Blue AUS 1'47"8 5. A. Krivosheev URS 1'50"8 6. T. Murphy SUA 1'48"2 6. W. Cunliffe SUA ° New Olympic record 82 FINAL Friday 2nd September — 16.45 hrs

1. P. SNELL NZE 1'46"3 ° 2. R. MOENS BEL 1'46"5 3. G. KERR ANT 1'47"1 4. P. Schmidt GER 1'47"6 5. C. Waegli SVI 1'48"1 6. M. Matuschewski GER 1'52"0 ° New Olympic record.

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER —————————————— " On marks - Set " " Set - Go " — —

— heats 9"466 1"511 — quarter-finals 8"875 1"725 — semi-finals 9"600 1"600 — final 9" 1"500

The winners on the podium. 1500 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - E. H. Flack AUS 4'33"2 1928 - H. E. Larva FIN 3'53"2 1900 - C. Bennett GRB 4' 6"0 1932 - L. Beccali ITA 3'51"2 1904 - J. D. Lightbody SUA 4' 5"4 1936 - J. E. Lovelock NZE 3'47"8 1908 - M. W. Sheppard SUA 4' 3"4 1948 - H. Eriksson SVE 3'49"8 1912 - A. N. S. Jackson GRB 3'56"8 1952 - J. Barthel LUX 3'45"2 1920 - A. G. Hill GRB 4' 1"8 1956 - R. Delany IRL 3'41"2 1924 - P. Nurmi FIN 3'53"6

World record: 3'36"0 H. Elliot AUS Gothenburg 1958

Olympic record: 3'41"2 R. Delany IRL Melbourne 1956

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46 entries from 30 nations - 39 participants from 24 nations

HEATS

Saturday 3rd September — 17.15 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the final.

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. H. ELLIOTT AUS 3'41"4 1. M. BERNARD FRA 3'42"2 2. I. ROZSAVOLGYI UNG 3'42"0 2. J. GRELLE SUA 3'43"5 3. D. BURLESON SUA 3'42"2 3. A. HAMARSLAND NOR 3'44"4 4. T. Sullivan RHO 3'42"8 4. B. Kent Smith GRB 3'46"1 5. E. Momotkov URS 3'43"6 5. A. Thomas AUS 3'46"8 6. O. Salonen FIN 3'46"4 6. S. Valentin GER 3'46"9 7. R. Klaban AUT 3'47"1 7. S. Markusson ISL 3'47"1 8. A. Hannemann GER 3'47"4 8. A. Rizzo ITA 3'47"3 9. L. Reed GRB 3'47"9 9. A. Barabas ROM 3'47"4 10. J. Mullins CAN 3'53"1 10. M. Dalkilic TUR 3'47"9 11. T. Barris SPA 3'57"3 11. D. Phiphobmongkol TAI 4'24''4 12. M. Gouider TUN 3'58"4 – P. Parsch UNG scratched - Z. Orywal POL scratched – E. Oehri LIC scratched

84 The Frenchman, Bernard (no. 471), winner The Swede Dan Waern wins the of the second heat of the 1,500 metres. third heat of the 1,500 metres.

Final of the 1,500 metres; visible are the Hungarian, Rozsavolgyi (no. 193); the Australian, Elliott (no. 9); the Swede, Waern (no. 347); the Ruma- nian, Vamos (no. 213); and the Frenchman, M. Bernard (no. 471). The Australian Herb Elliott breaks the tape at the finish of the 1,500 metres and also breaks the World and Olympic record. The Australian is followed by the Frenchman Michael Jazy and Rozsavolgyi of Hungary is third.

86 HEAT 3 1. D. WAERN SVE 3'43"9 2. M. JAZY FRA 3'44"9 3. Z. VAMOS ROM 3'44"9 4. A. Schwarte GER 3'45"3 5. L. Kovacs UNG 3'46"0 6. M. Wiggs GRB 3'46''5 7. M. Lincoln AUS 3'46"8 8. E. Depastas GRE 3'48"4 9. P. Close SUA 3'50"2 10. O. Vuorisalo FIN 3'52"2 11. S. Lewandowski POL 3'59"3 12. Y. Panthilat ISR 3'59"8 13. K. Mukhtar IRK 4'00"1

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 3rd September - 16.50 hrs 17.45 hrs

— barometric pressure 763.2 762.6 — air humidity 58.5 % 69.9 % — temperature 29.5° 24.5°

FINAL

Tuesday 6th September — 16.15 hrs

1. H. ELLIOTT A US 3'35"6 * o 2. M. JAZY FRA 3'38"4 3. I. ROZSAVOLGYI UNG 3'39"2 4. D. Waern SVE 3'40"0 5. Z. Vamos ROM 3'40"8 6. D. Burleson SUA 3'40"9 7. M. Bernard FRA 3'41"5 8. J. Grelle SUA 3'45"0 9. A. Hamarsland NOR 3'45"0 * ° New World and Olympic record

Intermediate Timings METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— — 400 metres 58"2 6th September - 15 hrs 17 hrs — 800 " 1'57"8 — barometric pressure 762.5 763.1 — 1.000 " 2'25"4 — air humidity 54 % 59 % — temperature 25.5° 26.5° 87 The award to the winners. 88 5,000 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners 1912 - H. Kolehmainen FIN 14'36"6 1936 - G. Höckert FIN 14'22"2 1920 - J. Guillemot FRA 14'55"6 1948 - G. Reiff BEL 14'17"6 1924 - P. Nurmi FIN 14'31"2 1952 - E. Zatopek CSV 14' 6"6 1928 - V. Ritola FIN 14'38"0 1956 - V. Kouts URS 13'39"6 1932 - L. Lehtinen FIN 14'30"0

World record: 13'35" V. Kouts URS Rome 1957 Olympic record: 13'39"6 V. Kouts URS Melbourne 1956 —————– 52 entries from 32 nations - 48 participants from 32 nations

Third heat of the 5,000 metres won by the German, F. Janke.

89 HEATS Wednesday 31st August — 17.40 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the final

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. H. GRODOTZKI GER 14'01"2 1. H. FLOSBACH GER 14'08"4 2. L. CONTI ITA 14'01"6 2. S. IHAROS UNG 14'08"6 3. M. NYANDIKA KEN 14'06"0 3. A. ARTYNJUK URS 14'09"4 4. Y. Zakharov URS 14'10"2 4. A. Lawrence AUS 14'10"0 5. R. Hoykinpuro FIN 14'21"8 5. H. Ameur FRA 14'14"0 6. H. Leenaert BEL 14'24"6 6. M. Oliveira POR 14'15"6 7. F. Salvat GRB 14'33"2 7. D. Kyle CAN 14'25"0 8. B. Merawi ETI 14'40"8 8. M. Jochman POL 14'30'8 9. J. Beatty SUA 14'43"8 9. J. Molins Montes SPA 14'31"2 10. M. Hoey IRL 15'00"0 10. M. Said MAR 14'53"6 11. K. Mukhtar IRK 15'00"6 11. R. Bhatia IND 15'06"6 J. Aceituno CIL scratched B. Szekeres UNG scratched

Murray Halberg wins the 5,000 metres. The New Zealander is fol- lowed by the German, Hans Grodotzki, and by the Pole, K. Zimny. HEAT 3 HEAT 4

1. F. JANKE GER 14'04"4 1. D. POWER AUS 14'03"0 2. M. BERNARD FRA 14'04"6 2. M. HALBERG NZE 14'03"8 3. A. THOMAS AUS 14'06"2 3. K. ZIMNY POL 14'07"4 4. W. Dellinger SUA 14'08"6 4. B. Tulloh GRB 14'17"2 5. B. Efimov URS 14'14"6 5. M. Jurek CSV 14'31"4 6. S. Saloranta FIN 14'15"2 6. E. Allonsius BEL 14'36"8 7. J. Bohaty CSV 14'30"0 7. R. Soth SUA 14'40"4 8. G. Pirie GRB 14'43"6 8. M. Szabo UNG 14'51"6 9. C. Hiotis GRE 15'01"2 9. A. Barabas ROM 15'11"2 10. C. Tseriwa RHO 15'02"8 10. M. Dalkilic TUR 15'13"6 11. S. Srisombati TAI 15'32"6 11. J. Aniset LUX 15'17"0 12. M. Shah PAK 15'43"0 13. G. De Peana GUA 15'54"2

Immediately after the event, Halberg collapses on the grass from exhaustion and effort, close to the German, Janke. The winners of the 5,000 metres smiling after the award of medals.

FINAL Friday 2nd September — 17.10 hrs

1. M. HALBERG NZE 13'43"4 2. H. GRODOTZKI GER 13'44"6 3. K. ZIMNY POL 13'44"8 4. F. Janke GER 13'46"8 5. D. Power AUS 13'51"8 6. M. Nyandika KEN 13'52"8 7. M. Bernard FRA 14'04"2 8. H. Flosbach GER 14'06"6 9. A. Artynjuk URS 14'08"0 10. S. Iharos UNG 14'11"4 11. A. Thomas AUS 14'20"4 12. L. Conti ITA 14'34"0

Intermediate Timings — 1 Km. 2'41"1 — 2 » 5'28"2 — 3 » 8'19"3 — 4 » 11'01"7 92 10,000 METRES ——————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1912 - H. Kolehmainen FIN 31'20"8 1936 - I. Salminen FIN 30'15"4 1920 - P. Nurmi FIN 31'45"8 1948 - E. Zátopek CSV 29'59"6 1924 - V. Ritola FIN 30'23"2 1952 - E. Zátopek CSV 29'17"0 1928 - P. Nurmi FIN 30'18"8 1956 - V. Kouts URS 28'45"6 1932 - J. Kusocinski POL 30'11"4

World record: 28'30"4 V. Kouts URS 1956

Olympic record: 28'45"6 V. Kouts URS Melbourne 1956 —————– 44 entries from 30 nations - 32 participants from 20 nations

A scene of the competitors during the 10,000 metres event : no. 277 Grodotzki (GER) will be second; no. 559 Bolotnikov (URS) will be the winner; no. 560 Desiatchkov will finish fourth and Power (no. 13) of Australia third. Costantin Andrianow, of the U.S.S.R. Olympic Committee, presents the medals to the winners of the 10,000 metres.

94 FINAL

Thursday 8th September — 17.15 hrs

1. P. BOLOTNIKOV URS 28'32"2 ° 17. X. Hoger GER 29'58"0 2. H. GRODOTZKI GER 28'37"0 18. S. Ozog POL 30'01"0 3. W. POWER AUS 28'38"2 19. A. Anentia KEN 30'03"0 4. A. Desiatchikov URS 28'39"6 20. C. Grecescu ROM 30'04"8 30'12"4 5. M. Halberg NZE 28'48"5 21. S. Saloranta FIN 30'25"4 6. M. Truex SUA 28'50"2 22. H. Ameur FRA 30'27"2 7. Z. Krzyszkowiak POL 28'52"4 23. H. Adeeche FRA 30'31"6 8. J. Merriman GRB 28'52"6 24. D. Kyle CAN 9. M. Hyman GRB 29'04"8 25. A. Perez SPA 30'35"8 10. D. Pirie GRB 29'15"2 26. A. Magee NZE 30'39"4 11. S. Iharos UNG 29'15"8 27. F. Antonelli ITA 30'47"4 30'47"8 12. G. Honicke GER 29'20"4 28. C. Tseriwa RHO 13. R. Bogey FRA 29'22"4 29. P. Fevzi TUR 30'56"2 14. A. Rhadi MAR 29'34"4 K. Zimny POL scratched 15. J. Kovacs UNG 29'42"2 G. Merawi ETI scratched 16. E. Zhukov URS 29'50"2 J. Bohaty CSV scratched

° New Olympic record.

Intermediate Timings

— K m . 1 2'48"2 — » 2 5'37"4 — » 3 8'29"7 — » 4 11'24"6 — » 5 14'22"2 — » 6 17'18"6 — » 7 20'11"7 — » 8 23'01"8 — » 9 25'53"6 — » 10 28'32"2

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ——————————————

8th September - 17 hrs 18 hrs — barometric pressure 762.8 % 762.3 % —relative humidity 81.6% 93.3 % — temperature 20° 18.5° 95 4 x 100 METRES RELAY ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1912 – GRB 42"4 1936 – SUA 39"8 1920 – SUA 42"2 1948 – SUA 40"6 1924 – SUA 41"0 1952 – SUA 40"1 1928 – SUA 41"0 1956 – SUA 39"5 1932 – SUA 40"0

World record: 39"5 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Melbourne 1956 (W. T. Baker – L. King – B. J. Mor- row – I. J. Murchison) 39"5 GERMANY Cologne 1958 (M. Steinbach – M. Lauer – H. Futterer – M. Germar)

Olympic record: 39"5 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Melbourne 1956 (W. T. Baker – L. King – B. J. Morrow – I. J. Murchison)

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24 teams entered with 130 athletes – 19 teams participated with 78 athletes

HEATS Wednesday 7th September – 16.10 hrs

The first three teams from each heat qualified for the semi–final.

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. GREAT BRITAIN 40"1 1. ITALY 40"0 (P. Radford – D. Jones – D. Segal – (A. Sardi – G. Cazzola – S. Giannone – N. Whitehead) L. Berruti) 2. 40"2 2. NIGERIA 40"1 (G. Kosanov – L. Bartenev – Y. Kono– (J. Omagbemi – A. Amu – S. A kraka – valov – E. Ozolin) A. Oladapo) 3. SWITZERLAND 40"8 3. VENEZUELA 41"0 (P. Laeng – H. Mueller – W. Schaufel– (H. Esteves – L. Murad – N. E. Ro- berger – S. Schnellmann) mero – S. R. Romero) 4. Irak 41"7 4. Philippines 41"4 (J. Karim – K. Zalata – F. Falih – (R. Vista – I. Gomez – E. Bautista – G. Mahmood) R. Onofre) 5. Thailand 42"0 – Uganda disqualified (B. Arjtaveekul – P. Wongsuwan – (A. Awori – G. Ado – E. Amukum – P. Vacharabhan – S. Manyagas) J. B. Okello) – Mexico non–starter – Liberia non–starter 96 First semi-final of the 4 x 100 m. relay won by Germany. Waiting for the third hand-over: from the left, Segal (GRB), Mahlendorf (GER), Romero (VEN), Tobacco (CAN) and Okazaki (GIA).

Second semi-final won by America: first Dave Sime, second Berruti (ITA) and third Ozolin (URS). HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. GERMANY 39"5 + = 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 39"7 (B. Cullmann - A. Hary - W. Mahlen- (F. Budd - O. Norton - S. Johnson - dorf - M. Lauer) D. Sime) 2. GREECE 41"6 2. CANADA 42'1 (J. Komitoudis - C. Lolos - L. Kor- (L. Eves - G. Short - T. Tobacco - malis - N. Georgopoulos) H. Jerome) 3. PAKISTAN 42"5 3. JAPAN 42"4 (A. Malik - A. Ramzan - G. Raziq - (K. Ogushi - H. Hayase - T. Okazaki - A. Khaliq) H. Shibata) — Poland disqualified 4. Afghanistan 44"4 (M. Foik - J. Jarzembowski - J. Schmidt (A. Yusuf Zaid - G. A. Ghafoorri - - J. Juskowiak) H. Zareef Syed - A. H. Skekaib — Australia non-starter — France disqualified — Austria non-starter (P. Genevay - J. Delecour - A. Seye - C. Piquemal) + = World and Olympic record equalled. — India non-starter

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 7th September - 16 hrs 17 hrs — barometric pressure 765 763.9 — air humidity 38.1 % 50.2 % — temperature 28.5° 26°

SEMI-FINALS Thursday 8th September — 15.15 hrs The first three teams in the semi-finals qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. GERMANY 39"7 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 39"7 (B. Cullmann - A. Hary - W. Mahlen- (F. Budd - O. Norton - S. Johnson - dorf - M. Lauer) D. Sime) 2. VENEZUELA 40"3 ITALY 40"2 (G. Bonas - L. Murad - N. E. Romero (A. Sardi - G. Cazzola - S. Giannone - - S. R. Romero) L. Berruti) 3. GREAT BRITAIN 40"5 3. SOVIET UNION 40"2 (P. Radford - D. Jones - D. Segal - (G. Kosanov - L. Bartenev - I. Kono- N. Whitehead) valov - E. Ozolin) 4. Canada 41"1 4. Switzerland 40"9 (L. Eves - G. Short - T. Tobacco - (P. Laeng - H. Mueller - W. Schaufel- S. Ohlemann) berger - S. Schnellmann) 5. Japan 42"2 5. Greece 41"7 (K. Ogushi - H. Hayase - T. Okazaki (J. Komitoudis - C. Lolos - L. Kor- - H. Shibata) malis - N. Georgopoulos) — Nigeria disqualified 6. Pakistan 42"8 (J. Omagbeni - A. Amu - S. Akraka - (A. Malik - A. Ramzam - G. Raziq A. Olapado) - A. Khaliq)

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————— 8th September 15 hrs 16 hrs — barometric pressure 774.2 763.8 —air humidity 47.9 % 54.2% — temperature 28.9 ° 27.5 ° 98 FINAL Thursday 8th September — 18.10 hrs

1. GERMANY 39"5 + = (B. Cullmann - A. Hary - W. Mahlen- dorf - M. Lauer) 2. SOVIET UNION 40"1 (G. Kosanov - L. Bartenev - Y. Ko- novalov - E. Ozolin) 3. GREAT BRITAIN 40"2 (P. Radford - D. Jones - D. Segal - N. Whitehead) 4. Italy 40"2 (A. Sardi - G. Cazzola - S. Giannone - L. Berruti) 5. Venezuela 40"7 (C. Bonas - L. Murad - N. E. Romero - S. R. Romero) — United States of America disqualified (F. Budd - O. Norton - S. Johnson - D. Sime) + = World and Olympic record equalled

——————————————METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS ——————————————AVERAGE TIMES OF STARTER 8th September - 18 hrs "On marks-Set" "Set-Go" — — — barometric pressure 762.3 — heats 18"425 l"650 —air humidity 93.3 % — semi-finals 19"225 l"900 — temperature 18.5 ° — final 17"700 l"200

Final of the 4 x 100 m. relay: the American, Dave Sime, passes the German , But the Ame- rican team will be disqualified owing to an irregular hand-over between Budd and Norton, the latter receiving the baton over the hand-over limit. Victory therefore goes to Germany whilst the U.S.S.R. will be second. 4 x 400 METRES RELAY —————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1912 - SUA 3'16"6 1936 - GRB 3'09"0 1920 - GRB 3'22"2 1948 - SUA 3'10"4 1924 - SUA 3'16"0 1952 - JAM 3'03"9 1928 - SUA 3'14"2 1956 - SUA 3'04"8 1932 - SUA 3'08"2

World record: 3'03"9 JAMAICA Helsinki 1952 (A. G. Wint - L. A. Laing - H. McKen- ley - V. G. Rhoden)

Olympic record: 3'03"9 JAMAICA Helsinki 1952 (A. G. Wint - L. A. Laing - H. McKen- ley - V. G. Rhoden)

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24 teams entered with 113 athletes - 19 teams participated with 76 athletes

HEATS

Wednesday 7th September — 10.30 hrs

The first three teams in each heat qualified for the semi-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. GERMANY 3'10"4 1. ANTILLES 3'09"1 (M. Kinder - H. Reske - J. Kaiser - (G. Kerr - J. Wedderburn - K. Gardner C. Kaufmann) - M. Spence) 2. CANADA 3'10"5 2. POLAND 3'09"5 (E. Leps - J. Mullins - S. Ohlemann - (E. Bozek - S. Swatowski - B. Giera- T. Tobacco) jewski - J. Kowalski) 3. YUGOSLAVIA 3'10"6 3. ITALY 3'09"8 (S. Savic - D. Kovac - M. Grujic - (G. Bommarito - M. Fraschini - N. Fos- V. Snajder) sati - R. Panciera) 4. Finland 3'11"7 4. Belgium 3'15"1 (P. Rekola - B. Straand - V. Hellsten - (M. Lambrechts - J. Lambrechts - J. Rintamaki) L. Declerck - R. Moens) 5. Puerto Rico 3'13"9 5. Luxembourg (O. De Jesus Vargas - J. Villalonso Ce- (R. Bofferding - F. Heuertz - N. Hau- peda - R. Vega Zayas - G. Guenard pert - R. Humbert) Soltero) 100 First change-over in the 4 X 400 relay second elimination heat. From the left: Bofferding - Heverts (LUX); Swatowski - Bozek (POL); M. Lambrechts - J. Lambrechts (BEL); Bonmarito - Fraschini (ITA) and Kerr - Wedder (ANT). The Antilles will win the relay; Italy, third, will qualify for the semi-final.

Fourth heat: from the left, the Russian, B. Kruniov receives the baton from K. Grachev; the Czech, Slegr receives it from Vana, the American Young from Yerman; the Swede Johansson hands it to Trollsas and Qua Ye of Ghana to his colleague Addy. The relay will be won by the Americans in a time of 3'10"4. HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. SWITZERLAND 3'10"7 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3'10"4 (R. Weber - E. Zaugg - H. Bruder - (J. Yerman - E. Young - G. Davis - C. Waegli) O. Davis) 2. SOUTH AFRICA 3'16"1 2. GHANA 3'10"5 (E. Jefferys - E. Davis - G. Day - Ma. (W. Quaye - J. Addy - F. Owusu - Spence) J. Asare Antwi) 3. GREAT BRITAIN 3'20"3 3. SWEDEN 3'10"7 (B. Jackson - M. Yardley - J. Wrighton (H. Johansson - P. Trollsas - L. Jons- - R. Brightwell) son — A. Pettersson) Greece retired 4. Czechoslovakia 3'11"2 (L. Kormalis - C. Morayemos - E. De- (Z. Vana - J. Slegr - J. Jirasek - pastas - V. Syllis) J. Trousil) Uganda non-starter 5. Soviet Union 3'12"1 (K. Grachev - B. Kriunov - V. Polia- nichev - A. Maculevich)

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 7th September — 10 hrs 11 hrs — barometric pressure 766.1 766.2 — air humidity 57 % 42.1 % — temperature 27.5° 28°

Second semi-final: M. Spence (ANT) falls after the change-over with his team mate. 102 The first change-over in the final of the 4 X 400 metres relay: from the left, the change between Kerr and Wedderburn (ANT); between Jackson and Yardley (GRB); between Yerman and Young (SUA); between Weber and Zaugg (SVI); between Kinder and Reske (GER); between Jefferys and Davis (SAF).

Second change-over: from the left, Switzerland, Great Britain, South Africa, Antilles, Germany and United States of America. SEMI-FINALS Wednesday 7 th September — 17.10 hrs

The first three teams in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. SOUTH AFRICA 3'06''4 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3'08''4 (E. Jefferys - E. Davis - G. Day - Ma. (J. Yerman - E. Young - G. Davis - Spence) O. Davis) 2. GERMANY 3'07"4 2. ANTILLES 3'09"2 (M. Kinder - H. Reske - J. Kaiser - (G. Kerr - J. Wedderburn - K. Gardner C. Kaufmann) - M. Spence) 3. GREAT BRITAIN 3'07"5 3. SWITZERLAND 3'09"7 (B. Jackson - M. Yardley - J. Wrigh- (R. Weber - E. Zaugg - H. Bruder - ton - R. Brightwell) C. Waegli) 4. Italy 3'07"7 4. Poland 3'10"8 (G. Bommarito - M. Fraschini - N. Fos- (E. Bozek - S. Swatowski - B.Gie- sati - R. Panciera) rajewski - J. Kowalski) 5. Canada 3'08"2 5. Ghana 3'10"9 (E. Leps - J. Mullins - S. Ohlemann - (W. Quaye - J. Addy - F. Owusu - T. Tobacco) J. Asare Antwi) 6. Yugoslavia 3'10"2 6. Sweden 3'10"9 (S. Savic - D. Kovac - M. Grujic - (H. Johansson - P. Trollsas - L. Jons- V. Snajder) son - A. Pettersson)

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 7th September —- 17hrs 18hrs Last change-over: the American Otis Davis receives the baton from his colleague . To the — barometric pressure 763.9 763.6 left, the change between the Germans Kaufmann and — air humidity 50.2 % 79% Kaiser. The Americans will win with a time of 3'02"2. — temperature 26° 22.5° The winners of the 4 X 400 relay during the presentation ceremony: from the left, the Antilles team (bronze medal), the team of the United States of America (gold medal) and the German team (silver medal).

105 FINAL

Thursday 8th September — 16.30 hrs

1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3'02"2 * ° 4. South Africa 3'05''0 (J. Yerman 46"7 - E.Young 45"6 - (E. Jefferys 47"0 - E. Davis 46"0 - G. Davis 45"5 - O. Davis 44"4) G. Day 46"5 - Ma. Spence 45''5)

2. GERMANY 3'02"7 5. Great Britain 3'08"3 (M. Kinder 47''0 - H. Reske 45"8 - (B. Jackson 47"1 - M. Yardley 46''9 - J. J. Kaiser 45''4 - C.Kauffmann 44''5) Wrighton 46''6 - R. Brightwell 47"7)

3. ANTILLES 3'04''0 6. Switzerland 3'09''4 (G. Kerr 46"8 - J. Wedderburn 46"7- (R. Weber 47"1 - E. Zaugg 47"4 - K.Gardner 45"5 - M e Spence 45''0) H. Bruder 46''3 - C. Waegli 48''6)

* ° New World and Olympic record

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER

8th September - 16 hrs 17 hrs "On marks-Set" "Set-Go" — — — barometric pressure 763.8 762.8 — heats 17"675 1''450 — air humidity 54.2 % 81.6% — semi-finals 23''650 2''100 — temperature 27.5° 20° — final 18''500 1''700

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Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - T. P. Curtis SUA 17''6 1928 - S. J. M. Atkinson SAF 14''8 1900 - A. C. Kraenzlein SUA 15''4 1932 - G. Saling SUA 14''6 1904 - F. W. Schule SUA 16" 1936 - F. G. Towns SUA 14"2 1908 - F. C. Smithson SUA 15'' 1948 - W. Porter SUA 13''9 1912 - F. W. Kelly SUA 15''1 1952 - H. Dillard SUA 13''7 1920 - E. Thompson CAN 14''8 1956 - L. Q. Calhoun SUA 13''5 1924 - D. Kinsey SUA 15''

World record: 13" 2 — M. Lauer GER Zurich 1959 — L. Q. Calhoun SUA Berne 1960

Olympic record: 13" 5 — L. Q. Calhoun SUA Melbourne 1956 — J. W. Davis SUA Melbourne 1956

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37 entries from 22 nations — 36 participants from 21 nations

HEATS

Saturday 3rd September — 09.00 hrs

The first four in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. M.LAUER GER 14''3 1. H.JONES SUA 14''2 2. J. OKELLO UGA 14''4 2. N. BEREZUCKIY URS 14''3 3. G. CORNACCHIA ITA 14"6 3. M. PETRUSIC JUG 14''6 4. M. DURIEZ FRA 14''7 4. P. ZAMBONI ITA 14"7 5. S. Antao KEN 15''0 5. J. Chittick AUS 14''7 6. C. Sahiner TUR 15''6 – A. H. Wardak AFG retired Favourable wind: 0.19 m./s. Favourable wind: 0,37 m./s.

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. W. M A Y SUA 14''0 1. L. Q. CALHOUN SUA 14''3 2. V. CHISTIAKOV URS 14''3 2. E. ROUDNITSKA FRA 14''4 3. R. BIRREL GRB 14''7 3. G. RAZIQ PAK 14''6 4. K. GERBIG GER 14''7 4. P. HILDRETH GRB 14''8 5. S. Oloko NIG 14''9 5. G. Marsellos GRE 14''8 6. N. Al Jamali IRK 15''8 6. P. Roegnvaldsson ISL 15''2 Favourable wind: 0.18 m./s. – I. Eli SUD retired Favourable wind: 0.88 m./s.

107 HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. K. GARDNER ANT 14''3 1. A. MIKHAILOV URS 14''4 2. S. LORGER JUG 14"4 2. K. SCHOTTES GER 14''8 3. N. N. SVARA ITA 14"9 3. R. MUZYK POL 14''8 4. V. MATTHEWS GRB 14"9 4. A. AWORI VGA 15"2 5. J. Nat IND 15"2 5. J. Deprez FRA 17''1 6. A. Malik PAK 15"4 - E. Kamerbeek PBA non starter Favourable wind 0.88 m./s. Favourable wind: 0.01 m./s.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 3rd September — 9hrs 10hrs — barometric pressure 765.2 765 — air humidity 50.5 % 50% — temperature 26° 28°

The American competitors dominate in the 110 hurdles event.

108 QUARTER-FINALS Saturday 3rd September — 18.10 hrs

The first three in each quarter-final qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 1. L. Q. CALHOUN SUA 14"1 1. M. LAUER GER 13"9 2. J. OKELLO VGA 14"3 2. K. GARDNER ANT 14"3 3. N. BEREZUCKIY URS 14"4 3. G. RAZIQ PAK 14"4 4. G. Cornacchia ITA 14"5 4. E. Roudnitska FRA 14"5 5. P. Hildreth GRB 14"6 5. M. Petrusic JUG 14"6 6. K. Schottes GER 14"6 6. P. Zamboni ITA 14"9 Wind: 0.00 m./s. Wind: 0.00 m./s.

3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER 1. W. MAY SUA 13"8 1. H. JONES SUA 14"1 2. A. MIKHAILOV URS 13"9 2. V. CHISTIAKOV URS 14"3 3. S. LORGER JUG 14''4 3. N. SVARA ITA 14"4 4. A. Awori UGA 14''8 4. R. Muzyk POL 14"5 5. K. Gerbig GER 14''8 5. R. Birrel GRB 14"6 6. W. Matthews GRB 15"0 6. M. Duriez FRA 15"0 Wind: 0.00 m./s. Wind: 0.00 m./s.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 3rd September — 17.45 hrs — barometric pressure 762.6 — air humidity 69.9 % — temperature 24.5°

SEMI-FINALS Monday 5th September — 15.15 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. W. MAY SUA 13"7 1. L. Q. CALHOUN SUA 13''7 2. H. JONES SUA 14''1 2. M. LAUER GER 14''0 3. K. GARDNER ANT 14"2 3. V. CHISTIAKOV URS 14"3 4. N. Svara ITA 14''3 4. G. Raziq PAK 14''3 5. J. Okello UGA 14''4 5. S. Lorger JUG 14''5 6. N. Berezuckiy URS 14"6 _ A. Mikhailov URS retired Favourable wind: 0,002 m./s. Favourable wind 0,002 m./s.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 5th September — 15 hrs 16 hrs — barometric pressure 759.2 758.8 — air humidity 69.2 % 66.2 % — temperature 30.5° 30° 109 FINAL Monday 5th September — 16.45 hrs

1. L. Q. CALHOUN SUA 13''8 2. W. MAY SUA 13"8 3. H. JONES SUA 14"0 4. M. Lauer GER 14"0 5. K. Gardner ANT 14"4 6. V. Chistiakov URS 14''6

Favourable wind: 0,002 m./s.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— ——————————————————AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER 5th September - 16 hrs 17 hrs "On marks-Set" "Set-Go" — barometric pressure 758.8 757.9 — heats 18"483 1''750 — air humidity 66.2 % 85.5% — qtr. finals 15''750 l''650 — temperature 30° 26.5° — semi-finals 16''900 l''400 — final 16''100 1''800

Photofinish: first Calhoun, second May, third H. Jones (SUA), fourth M. Lauer (GER), fifth K. Gardner (ANT); barely visible is the head of V. Chistiakov (URS) who arrived sixth.

110 400 METRES HURDLES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1900 - J. W. Tewkesbury SUA 57''6 1932 - R. M. N. Tisdall IRL 51''8 1904 - H. L. Hillman SUA 53'' 1936 - G. Hardin SUA 52"4 1908 - C. J. Bacon SUA 55" 1948 - R. Cochran SUA 51''1 1920 - F. F. Loomis SUA 54" 1952 - C. Moore SUA 50''8 1924 - F. M. Taylor SUA 52"6 1956 - G. A. Davis SUA 50"1 1928 - Lord Burghley GRB 53"4

World record: 49" 2 — G. A. Davis SUA Budapest 1958

Olympic record: 50" 1 — S. E. Southern SUA Melbourne 1956 — G. A. Davis SUA Melbourne 1956

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36 entries from 25 nations - 34 participants from 23 nations

HEATS Wednesday 31st August — 15.00 hrs

The first two in each heat, and the next two best times, qualified for the semi-final

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. B. GALLIKER SVI 51''0 1. J. GULBRANDSEN NOR 52"2 2. R. HOWARD SUA 51"2 2. G. DAVIS SUA 52"2 3. A. Ferraz Da Silva BRA 52"1 3. A. Maculevich URS 52"9 4. M. Boyes GRB 52"1 4. G. Shepherd CAN 53"0 5. W. Krol POL 52"4 5. M. Lambrechts BEL 53"5 6. M. Zouaki MAR 52"5 Non starter: - Soedjanoedji INS

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. C. CUSHMAN SUA 51"8 1. G. CHEVYCHALOV URS 51"8 2. W. MATTHIAS GER 52"1 2. S. MORALE ITA 52''0 3. K. Ogushi GIA 52"4 3. P. O. Trollsas SVE 52"3 4. C. Goudge GRB 52''6 4. W. Fischer GER 53"2 5. M. Yaqub PAK 52"8 5. D. Skourtis GRE 53"7 6. M. Zarrouki TUN 54"3 Non starter: - H. Zareef Syed AFG

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. H. JANZ GER 51''1 1. J. METCALF GRB 52"1 2. B. ROTICH KEN 51''2 2. M. MARTINI ITA 52"1 3. J. RINTAMAKI FIN 51"5 3. B. Kriunov URS 52''5 4. E. CATOLA ITA 51"8 4. V. Flores VEN 52''6 5. F. Ozguden TUR 55"3 5. Z. Kumiszcze POL 53''3 6. N. Al Jamali IRK 58''0 6. Li Po Ting FOR 54''l

111 The finish of Glenn Davis in the 400 metres hurdles. The American athlete, who also won the event in the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, is world record-holder as well.

112 SEMI-FINALS Thursday 1st September — 16.15 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. G. DAVIS SUA 51"1 1. C. CUSHMAN SUA 50''8 2. J. RINTAMAKI FIN 51"1 2. R. HOWARD SUA 50''8 3. H. JANZ GER 51"4 3. B. GALLIKER SVI 51''3 4. G. Chevchalov URS 52''0 4. S. Morale ITA 51"3 5. E. Catola ITA 52"3 5. B. Rotich KEN 51"8 6. J. Gulbrandsen NOR 52"4 6. W. Matthias GER 51"8 7. M. Martini ITA 52"4 7. J. Metcalf GRB 52"5

Reciprocal congratulations between the winners: first, G. A. Davis, second C. Cushman and third, R. Howard (SUA).

FINAL Friday 2nd September — 16.00 hrs

1. G. DAVIS SUA 49''3 ° 2. C. CUSHMAN SUA 49''6 AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER 3. R. HOWARD SUA 49"7 " On marks-Set" " Set-Go " 4. H. Janz GER 49''9 — — 5. J. Rintamaki FIN 50''8 — heats 15''783 1''616 6. B. Galliker SVI 51"0 — semi-finals 16''400 1''950 ° New Olympic record — final 15''000 2''100 113

8. - II 3,000 METRES STEEPLECHASE ————————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1920 - P. Hodge GRB 10'00"4 1936 - V. Iso-Hollo FIN 9'03"8 1924 - V. Ritola FIN 9'33''6 1948 - T. Sjöstrand SVE 9'04''6 1928 - T. A. Loukola FIN 9'21"8 1952 - Ashenfelter SUA 8'45"4 1932 - V. Iso-Hollo FIN 10'33"4 1956 - C. W. Brasher GRB 8'41"2

World record: 8'31" 4 — Z. Krzyszkowiak POL Tula 1960

Olympic record: 8' 41" 2 — C. W. Brasher GRB Melbourne 1956

35 entries from 23 nations — 32 participants from 20 nations ————— HEATS Thursday 1st September — 17.50 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the final

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. N. SOKOLOV URS 8'43"2 1. Z. KRZYSZKOWIAK POL 8'49''6 2. G. TJORNEBO SVE 8'48"6 2. L. MULLER GER 8'49''6 3. H. HUNEKE GER 8'50"4 3. A. KONOV URS 8'50''0 4. G. Papgassiliou GRE 8'51"2 4. G. Young SUA 8'50''8 5. P. Coleman SUA 8'56''6 5. B. Zhanal CSV 8'52''8 6. V. Brlica CSV 8'59"8 6. D. Chapman GRB 8'53''0 7. A. Simon UNG 9'02''6 7. P. Karvonen FIN 9'04''8 8. G. Texereau FRA 9'03"8 8. J. Fernandez SPA 9'12''8 9. W. Kammermann SVI 9'11''8 9. M. Shah PAK 9'20''0 10. E. Shirley GRB 9'14''8 10. A. Tinoco MEX 9'38"0 11. J. Ferreira POR 9'30"2 Non starter: - W. Steinbach AUT Non starter: - B. Grewal IND

HEAT 3 1. S. RZHISTCHIN URS 8'48''0 2. C. JONES SUA 8'49"2 3. G. ROELANTS BEL 8'49''4 4. H. Buhl GER 8'49''6 5. L. Tedenby SVE 8'52''8 6. F. Hafner JUG 8'55''4 7. J. Chromik POL 9'06''2 8. M. Palmer GRB 9'10''4 9. G. Hecker UNG 9'12''4 10. C. Onel TUR 9'14"6 11. M. Lahcen MAR 9'29"4 Non starter - S. Mendes BRA

114 3,000 metres steeplechase: the German, H. Huneke and the Swede, G. Tjornebo are in the lead; the Portuguese, Ferrejra, the Hungarian, Simon and the Englishman, Shirley follow.

Final phase at the finish of the second heat: the Pole, Krzyszkowiak, is first followed by the German, L. Muller and the Russian A. Konov. FINAL Saturday 3rd September — 16.50 hrs

1. Z. KRZYSZROWIAK POL 8'34"2o 2. N. SOKOLOV URS 8'36''4 3. S. RZHISTCHIN URS 8'42"2 4. G. Roelants BEL 8'47''6 5. G. Tjornebo SVE 8'58''6 6. L. Muller GER 9'01''6 7. C. Jones SUA 9'18''2 8. A. Konov URS 9'18''2 H. Huneke GER retired ° New Olympic record

Intermediate Timings

— 1 Km. 2'45''0 — 2 » 5'45'8

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

3rd September - 16,50 hrs — barometric pressure 763.2 — air humidity 58.5 % — temperature 29.5°

The final of the 3,000 metres steeplechase is won by the Polish cham- pion Z. Krzyskowiak who beats the Russian N. Sokolov at the tape. 116 MARATHON ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - S. Louis GRE 2.58'50''0 1928 - El Ouafi FRA 2.32'57"0 1900 - M. Theato FRA 2.59'45''0 1932 - J. C. Zabala ARG 2.31'36''0 1904 - T. J. Hicks SUA 3.28'53''0 1936 - K. Son GIA 2.29'19"2 1908 - J. J. Hayes SUA 2.55'18''4 1948 - D. Cabrera ARG 2.34'51''6 1912 - K. K. Mc Arthur SAF 2.36'54''8 1952 - E. Zátopek CSV 2.23' 3"2 1920 - H. Kolehmainen FIN 2.32'35"8 1956 - A. Mimoun FRA 2.25'00''0 1924 - A. Stenroos FIN 2.41'22''6

There is no official world record for this event

Olympic record: 2. 23' 03" 2 — E. Zátopek CSV Helsinki 1952 —————

75 entries from 38 nations - 69 participants from 35 nations

RESULT Saturday 10 th September — 17.30 hrs

1. B. ABEBE ETI 2.15'16"2 ° 32. K. Watanabe GIA 2.29'45''0 33. J. Silva CIL 2.31'18''0 2. A. RHADI MAR 2.15'41''6 ' '' 3. B. MAGEE NZE 2.17'18''2 34. A. Mimoun FRA 2.3120 0 35. P. Geneve FRA 2.31'20''0 4. K. Vorobiev URS 2.19'09''6 ' '' ' '' 36. F. Kunen PBA 2.3125 0 5. S. Popov URS 2.1918 8 ' '' 6. T. Togersen DAN 2.21'03''4 37. F. Perrone ITA 2.3132 0 38. S. De Florentis ITA 2.31'54''0 7. W. Abebe ETI 2.21'09''4 ' '' ' '' 39. L. C. Diaz CEY 2.3212 0 8. B. Bakir MAR 2.2121 4 ' ' 9. O. Suarez ARG 2.21'26''6 40. Nil Lal Chand IND 2.3213'0 41. J. Lauridsen DAN 2.32'32''2 10. F. Skrinjar JUG 2.21'40''2 ' '' 11. N. Rumiancev URS 2.21'49"4 42. W. Dunne IRL 2.3308 2 12. F. Mihalic JUG 2.21'52"6 43. I. Sinfield AUS 2.34'16"2 ' '' 44. A. Wittwer SVI 2.34'42"2 13. K. James SAF 2.2258 6 ' '' ' '' 45. J. Ragho IND 2.3501 2 14. P. Kantorek CSV 2.2259 8 ' '' 15. G. Gomez ARG 2.23'00''0 46. N. Sadanaga GIA 2.3511 2 ' '' 47. S. C. Lee COR 2.35'14"2 16. D. O'Gorman GRB 2.2416 2 ' '' ' '' 48. G. Mc Kenzie SUA 2.3516 2 17. M. Navarro Palos SPA 2.2417 4 ' '' 18. J. Julian NZE 2.24'50''6 49. D. Labidi TUN 2.3543 2 50. W. Lemos ARG 2.36'55''2 19. J. Kelley SUA 2.24'58"0 ' '' 20. C. L e e COR 2.25'02''2 51. R. Pucket NZE 2.3736 2 52. A. Gruber AUT 2.37'40"2 21. A. Vaide SVE 2.25'02"2 ' '' 22. G. Mc Intyre IRL 2.26'03''0 53. A. Viskari FIN 2.3806 2 ' '' 54. A. Lawrence AUS 2.38'46"2 23. O. Manninen FIN 2.2633 0 ' '' 24. E. Oksanen FIN 2.26'38"0 55. G. Dickson CAN 2.3846 2 56. L. Beckert GER 2.40'10"2 25. A. Keily GRB 2.27'00''0 ' '' ' '' 57. G. Havenstein GER 2.4114 2 26. T. Torgersen NOR 2.2730 0 ' '' 27. N. Myitung BIR 2.28'17"0 58. E. Nyberg SVE 2.4259 2 ' '' 28. B. Bartholome GER 2.28'39"0 59. K. Sunj KEN 2.4655 2 ' '' 29. B. Kilby GRB 2.28'55"0 60. R. Bhatia IND 2.5706 2 30. A. Breckenridge SUA 2.29'38''0 61. A. Saoudi MAR 2.59'41''2 31. K. Hiroshima GIA 2.29'40''0 62. A. Massaquoi LIE 3.43'18"2 ° New Olympic record 117 COURSE AND GRADIENT OF THE MARATHON

118 Start of the Marathon from the Capitol.

119 The competitors approach the Colosseum.

120 Marathonites along the . The winner: Bikila Abebe.

The Marquess of Exeter, Vice-President of the I.O.C., presents awards to the winners of the Marathon.

122 Non starters: Retired: - D. Power AUS - H. Dhaoui TUN - C. Tseriwa RHO - M. Essalhi TUN - A. Anentia KEN - G. Hecker UNG - A. Van Den Driessche BEL - C. Grecescu ROM - Kim Yon Bum COR - E. Ostbye SVE - B. J. Messitt IRL - T. Starzynski POL - V. Di Terlizzi ITA

PLACINGS AND TIMES AT EACH 5 KILOMETRES

5th Kilometre 10th Kilometre 15th Kilometre

1. A. Keily GRB 15'35" 1. A. Saoudi MAR 31'07" 1. A. Keily GRB 48'02" 2. A. Rhadi MAR 15'35" 2. A. Keily GRB 31'07" 2. A. Van Den 3. B. J. Messit IRL 15'35" 3. B. Abebe ETI 31'07" Driessche BEL 48'02" 48'02'' 4. A. Van Den 4. B. Kilby GRB 31'07" 3. A. Rhadi MAR 48'02" Driessche BEL 15'35" 5. G. Hecker UNG 31'07" 4. B. Abebe ETI A. Breckenridge SUA 15'35" 5. MAR 48'25" 5. 6. B. J. Messitt IRL 31'10" A. Saoudi 6. A. Saoudi MAR 15'35" 6. B. Bakir MAR 48'37'' 7. S. De Florentis ITA 31'27" GRB 48'44" 7. F. Mihalic JUG 15'35" 8. A. Mimoun FRA 31'27" 7. B. Kilby B. Bakir DAN 48'46'' 8. MAR 15'35" 9. B. Bakir MAR 31'27'' 8. T. Togersen 9. N. Rumiancev URS 15'35" 9. D. O'Gorman GRB 48'49" 10. L. C. Diaz CEY 15'35" 10. B. Magee NZE 48'59''

20th Kilometre 25th Kilometre 30th Kilometre

1. A. Rhadi MAR 1.02'39" 1. A. Rhadi MAR 1.20'47"6 1. B. Abebe ETI 1.34'29" 2. B. Abebe ETI 1.02'39'' 2. B. Abebe ETI 1.20'47"6 2. A. Rhadi MAR 1.34'29" 3. A. Van Den 3. B. Magee NZE 1.22'11"6 3. B. Magee NZE 1.36'52'' Driessche BEL 1.03'05" 4. S. Popov URS 1.22'11"6 4. S. Popov URS 1.36'52'' GRB 4. A. Keily 1.03'20" 5. A. Keily GRB 1.22'34''6 5. B. Bakir MAR 1.37'51" 5. F. Kunen PBA 1.03'41" 6. B. Bakir MAR 1.22'36''6 6. F. Mihalic JUG 1.37'51" 6. B. Bakir MAR 1.03'41" 7. F. Mihalic JUG 1.22'36''6 7. S. Popov URS 1.03'41" 8. A. Van Den 8. B. Magee NZE 1.03'41" Driessche BEL 1.22'41''6 9. L. C. Diaz CEY 1.03'41" 9. D. O'Gorman GRB 1.23'01''6 10. T. Togersen DAN 1.03'49" 10. T. Togersen DAN 1.23'19''6

35th Kilometre 37th Kilometre 1. B. Abebe ETI 1.50'27" 1. B. Abebe ETI 1.57'58" 2. A. Rhadi MAR 1.50'27" 2. A. Rhadi MAR 1.57'58" 3. B. Magee NZE 1.52'29" 3. B. Magee NZE 2.00'00'' 123 20 KILOMETRES WALK ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners 1956 - L. Spirine URS 1.31'27"4

There is no official world record for this event

Olympic record: 1.31' 27" 4 — L. Spirine URS Melbourne 1956 ————— 37 entries from 19 nations - 36 participants from 18 nations

RESULT Friday 2nd September — 11.30 hrs

1. V. GOLUBNICHIY URS 1.34'07"2 20. Z. Singh IND 1.43'19" 2. N. FREEMAN AUS 1.34'16"4 21. S. Serchinich ITA 1.43'58"6 3. S. VICKERS GRB 1.34'56''4 22. L. De Rosso ITA 1.45'04"2 4. D. Lindner GER 1.35'33"8 23. R. Minim SUA 1.45'09''0 5. N. Read NZE 1.36'59''0 24. R. Haluza SUA 1.45'11"0 6. L. Back SVE 1.37'17''0 25. L. R. Larsen DAN 1.46'35''8 7. J. Ljiunggren SVE 1.37'59''0 26. G. Corsaro IT A 1.46'47"2 8. L. Moc CSV 1.38'32"4 27. K. Bahrouni TUN 1.47'09''6 9. A. Oakley CAN 1.38'46"0 28. N. Zlassi TUN 1.55'21"0 10. E. Hall GRB 1.38'54''0 Non starter: 11. I. R. Crawford AUS 1.39'16''2 - E. Filipescu ROM 12. H. Delerue FRA 1.39'37''6 Retired: - B. Lazhar TUN 13. G. Hazle SAF 1.40'16"2 - G. Reymond SVI 14. L. Carlsson SVE 1.40'25"0 - L. Lefanczik GER 15. T. Kristensen DAN 1.41'07"6 - K. Matthews GRB 16. H. Koch GER 1.41'53"4 - A. Vediakov URS 17. L. Marquis SVI 1.41'59"6 - G. Solodov URS 18. C. Sowa LUX 1.42'43"8 - T. Balajcza UNG 19. R. Zinn SUA 1.42'47"0 - A. Singh IND

The Russian, Golubnichiy walks . . . The Englishman, Vickers and the Ger- towards victory in the 20 kms walk. man Lindner pass the 15th km. mark. THE COURSE OF THE 20 KM WALK

Twice round the Olympic Stadium (800 m.) - Marathon subway - Viale dei Gladiatori (900 m.) - Via Morradi Lauriano (980 m.). Start of the circuit: Viale delle Olimpiadi (400 m.) - Via Napoleone Canevaro (600 m.) - Lungotevere Maresciallo Cadorna (1200 m.) - Via Morra di Lauriano (1300 m.); the circuit is repeated 13 times for a total of 16.900 kms. The return takes place along the original start before the circuit. Total 20 kms. 125 PLACINGS AND TIMES AT EACH 5 KILOMETRES

5th Kilometre 10th Kilometre 15th Kilometre

1. K. Matthews GRB 22'11''4 1. V. Golubnichiy URS 45'13''4 1. V. Golubnichiy URS 1.08'41"8 2. N. Freeman AUS 22'18''4 2. K. Matthews GRB 45'32''2 2. G. Solodov URS 1.09'23"8 3. V. Golubnichiy URS 22'27''8 3. N. Freeman AUS 45'37''0 3. N. Freeman AUS 1.09'46''2 4. G. Solodov URS 22'33''6 4. G. Solodov URS 46'14''8 4. S. Vickers GRB 1.10'10''8 5. S. Vickers GRB 22'40''0 5. S. Vickers GRB 47'17"6 5. D. Lindner GER 1.10'34"2 6. A. Vediakov URS 23'21''8 6. A. Vediakov URS 47'17''6 6. L. Lefanczik GER l.11'30"2 7. A. Oakley CAN 23'27''0

The winners of the 20 kms road walk after the award: to the left the Australian N. Freeman (silver medal), in the centre, the Russian V. Golubnichiy (gold medal) and to the right, the Englishman S. Vickers (bronze medal).

126 50 KILOMETRES WALK ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1932 - T. W. Green GRB 4.50'10''0 1952 - G. Dordoni ITA 4.28'07''8 1936 - H. H. Whitlock GRB 4.30'41''4 1956 - N. R. Read NZE 4.30'42''8 1948 - J. Ljiunggren SVE 4.41'52''0

There is no official world record for this event

Olympic record: 4. 28' 07" 8 — G. Dordoni ITA Helsinki 1952

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41 entries from 21 nations - 39 participants from 21 nations

RESULT Wednesday 7th September — 14.30 hrs

1. D. THOMPSON GRB 4.25'30''0 ° 22. L. Marquis SVI 5.00'13"0 2. J. LJIUNGGREN SVE 4.25'47''0 23. B. Mc Donald SUA 5.00'47"6 3. A. PAMICH ITA 4.27'55''4 24. J. Allen SUA 5.03'15"2 4. A. Stcherbina URS 4.31'44''0 25. A. Leiser SVI 5.06'55"0 5. T. Misson GRB 4.33'03''0 26. B. Lazhar TUN 5.07'57"4 6. A. Oakley CAN 4.33'08''6 27. R. Charriere SVI 5.09'00"8 7. G. Dordoni ITA 4.33'27"2 28. J. Arnoux FRA 5.20'22"0 8. Z. Singh IND 4.37'44''6 Non starters: - K. Bahrouni TUN 9. A. Vediakov URS 4.39'57''6 - S. Badulescu ROM 10. A. De Gaetano ITA 4.41'01''6 Retired: - N. Zlassi TUN 11. L. Moc CSV 4.42'33''6 - A. Soderlund SVE 12. G. Hazle SAF 4.43'18"8 - B. Dienesz UNG 13. M. Weber GER 4.44'47''4 - N. Read NZE 14. S. Sykora CSV 4.46'14''6 - E. Soderlund SVE 15. A. Singh IND 4.47'28''4 16. H. Astroth GER 4.50'57''0 Disqualified: - N. Freeman AUS 17. J. Dolezal CSV 4.51'18"6 - R. Crawford AUS 18. J. J. Ribas SPA 4.51'20''0 - G. Weller ARG 19. R. Laird SUA 4.53'21''6 - K. Sakowski GER 20. F. O'Reilly IRL 4.54'40"0 - G. Klimov URS 21. C. Sowa LUX 4.57'00"4 - A. Johnson GRB

° New Olympic record

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 7th September — 14.15 hrs 15 hrs 16 hrs 17 hrs 18 hrs — barometric pressure 766.1 765.2 765 763.9 763.6 — air humidity 36% 36.8 % 38.1 % 50.2 % 79% — temperature 30.5° 28.5° 28.5° 26° 22.5° 127 COURSE OF THE 50 KM ROAD WALK

Here is the course of the 50 km. road walk. From the Olympic Stadium, to Foro Italico, along Lungotevere Maresciallo Cadorna, della Vittoria (Risorgimento bridge), Oberdan, delle Armi, Mi- chelangelo (Margherita bridge), Mellini, Castello (S. Angelo bridge), Gianicolense, Farnesina, San- zio (Garibaldi bridge), Anguillara and Ripa. From here, crossing the Tiber by Marconi bridge, the course proceeds along the Via del Mare up to Acilia. The competitors returned to the Olympic Stadium along the same route. Start of the 50 km. road walk event in which the Englishman D. Thomas will win the gold medal, the Swede J. Ljiunggren, the silver medal and the Italian A. Pamich the bronze one.

129

9. - II The Swede Ljiunggren about to enter the Olympic Stadium at the end of the 50 km. road walk.

The Englishman Thompson ends the 50 km. road walk victoriously. PLACINGS AND TIMES AT EACH 5 KILOMETRES

5th Kilometre 10th Kilometre 15th Kilometre

1. A. Singh IND 25'40''0 1. A. Singh IND 51'16"4 1. Z. Singh IND 1.18'59"0 2. Z. Singh IND 25'53''0 2. Z. Singh IND 51'23"4 2. D. Thompson GRB 1.19'14"0 3. D. Thompson GRB 25'59''0 3. D. Thompson GRB 51'39"4 3. A. Singh IND 1.19'14"0 4. N. Read NZE 26'02"0 4. N. Freeman AUS 52'26"4 4. N. Freeman AUS 1.19'25''0 5. R. Crawford AUS 26'14"0 5. R. Crawford AUS 52'26"4 5. R. Crawford AUS 1.19'27"0 6. N. Freeman AUS 26'14"0 6. J. Ljiunggren SVE 52'30"4 6. G. Klimov URS 1.19'50"0 7. J. Allen SUA 26'14''0 7. A. Oakley CAN 52'35''4 7. J. Ljiunggren SVE 1.19'56''0 8. A. Oakley CAN 26'17"0 8. N. Read NZE 52'35''4 8. A. Vediakov URS 1.20'11"0 9. A. Pamich ITA 26'17''0 9. A. Pamich ITA 53'07"4 9. A. Oakley CAN 1.20'12"0 10. G. Dordoni ITA 26'24"0 10. G. Dordoni ITA 53'40"4 10. A. Pamich ITA 1.20'16"0 11. A. De Gae- 11. G. Dordoni ITA 1.20'54"0 tano ITA 54'34''4 12. G. Klimov URS 54'34''4

20th Kilometre 25th Kilometre 30th Kilometre 1. R. Crawford AUS 1.43'27"2 1. D. Thompson GRB 2.10'30''0 1. D. Thompson GRB 2.37'31"0 2. G. Klimov URS 1.43'27"4 2. J. Ljiunggren SVE 2.11'37''8 2. J. Ljiunggren SVE 2.38'05''0 3. N. Freeman AUS 1.43'27"4 3. A. Stcherbina URS 2.11'38''0 3. A. Stcherbina URS 2.38'27''0 4. Z. Singh IND 1.43'27"6 4. Z. Singh IND 2.11'49''0 4. A. Pamich ITA 2.40'51''0 5. D. Thompson GRB 1.43'36''2 5. R. Crawford AUS 2.12'44''0 5. Z. Singh IND 2.41'18''0 6. A. Stcherbina URS 1.44'36''2 6. A. Oakley CAN 2.13'16''0 6. A. Oakley CAN 2.41'21''0 7. L. Ljiunggren SVE 1.44'45''2 7. A. Pamich ITA 2.13'44''0 7. T. Misson GRB 2.43'29''0 8. A. Pamich ITA 1.46'19"2 8. A. Vediakov URS 2.14'34''0 8. N. Read NZE 2.43'40''0 9. A. Vediakov URS 1.46'19''2 9. N. Read NZE 2.14'35''0 9. A. Vediakov URS 2.43'51''0 10. A. Oakley CAN 1.46'19''2 10. A. Singh IND 2.15'01''0 10. L. Moc CSV 2.43'58''0

35th Kilometre 40th Kilometre 45th Kilometre

1. J. Ljiunggren SVE 3.02'56"0 1. D. Thompson GRB 3.31'40"0 1. D. Thompson GRB 3.59'56''0 2. D. Thompson GRB 3.03'00"0 2. J. Ljiunggren SVE 3.31'46"0 2. J. Ljiunggren SVE 3.59'57"0 3. A. Stcherbina URS 3.04'00"0 3. A. Pamich ITA 3.33'40"0 3. A. Pamich ITA 4.01'14"0 4. A. Pamich ITA 3.06'23''0 4. A. Stcherbina URS 3.33'46"0 4. A. Stcherbina URS 4.02'24"0 5. A. Oakley CAN 3.07'19"0 5. A. Oakley CAN 3.37'23''0 6. Z. Singh IND 3.07'21"0 6. T. Misson GRB 3.37'25''0 7. T. Misson GRB 3.09'02''0 7. Z. Singh IND 3.37'31"0 8. L. Moc CSV 3.10'00"0 8. G. Dordoni ITA 3.40'05"0 9. A. Vediakov URS 3.10'56''0 9. L. Moc CSV 3.40'50"0 10. G. Dordoni ITA 3.11'20"0 10. A. Vediakov URS 3.40'55"0

131 HIGH JUMP ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners 1896 - E. H. Clark SUA 1.81 1928 - R. W. King SUA 1.94 1900 - I. K. Baxter SUA 1.90 1932 - D. McNaughton CAN 1.97 1904 - S. S. Jones SUA 1.80 1936 - C. C. Johnson SUA 2.03 1908 - H. F. Porter SUA 1.90 1948 - J. Winter AUS 1.98 1912 - A. W. Richards SUA 1.93 1952 - W. F. Davis SUA 2.04 1920 - R. W. Landon SUA 1.94 1956 - C. E. Dumas SUA 2.12 1924 - H. M. Osborn SUA 1.98 World record: m. 2.22 — J. Thomas SUA Stanford 1960 Olympic record: m. 2.12 — C. E. Dumas SUA Melbourne 1956 ————— 32 entries from 23 nations - 32 participants from 23 nations

QUALIFICATION Thursday 1st September 09.00 hrs Qualification height: 2.00 m.

ATHLETES NATION 1.90 1.95 2.00

S. PETTERSSON SVE — X X S. Bitan TUN ooo J. Pjetursson ISL ox X ooo V. BRUMEL URS X — ox K. Sugioka GIA — X ooo W. Pfeil GER X X ooo M. IDRISS FRA X X oox J. LANSKY CSV X X X S. Igun NIG X ooo E. Salminen FIN X X ooo V. BOLSHOV URS X — X R. KOTEI GHA X X X C. PORUMB ROM X X X G. MILLER GRB — X ox M. Abdul Razzak IRK ooo S. NOSZALY UNG X X X M. FOURNIER FRA X X X K. NILSSON SVE X X X C. Porter AUS X oox ooo T. PULL GER ox X X C. Fairbrother GRB X ox ooo P. Riebensahm GER X ox ooo R. Maurer SVI X X ooo C. DUMAS SUA X X ox J. FAUST SUA X X ox C. Sahiner TUR ooo H. Donner AUT ox X ooo R. SHAVLAKADZE URS X X X D. Majtan JUG — oox ooo G. Randhawa IND oox ooo P. SOBOTA POL X oox X J. THOMAS SUA — — X o = attempt failed — = requested subsequent height. x = attempt successful.

Qualified for the final: Petterson SVE, Brumel URS, Idriss FRA, Lansky CSV, Bolshov URS, Kotei GHA, Porumb ROM, Miller GRB, Noszaly UNG, Fournier FRA, Nilsson SVE, Pull GER, Dumas SUA, Faust SUA, Shavlakadze URS, Sobota POL, Thomas SUA. 132 Last attempt of the American, Thomas, to beat the supremacy of the Russian athletes in the high jump. He will be third, preceded by Shavlakadze and Brumel.

The Russian, Shavlakadze, wins the high jump and establishes the new Olympic record. 133 FINAL Thursday 1st September — 15.15 hrs

ATHLETES NATION 1.90 1.95 2.00 2.03 2.06 2.09 2.12 2.14 2.16 2.18

1. R. SHAVLAKADZE URS — — OX X X X X X X OOO 2.16 °

2. V. BRUMEL URS — X — X X OX OOX OX OX OOO 2.16°

3. J. THOMAS SUA — — X — X X — OX OOO 2.14

4. V. Bolshov URS — X — X X X X OX OOO 2.14

5. S. Pettersson SVE X — X — OOX OOX OOO 2.09

6. C. Dumas SUA — — X X — OOO 2.03

7. K. Nilsson SVE X X X X OOO 2.03

8. J. Lansky CSV X X X X OOO 2.03

9. T. Pull GER X X X X OOO 2.03

10. R. Kotei GHA X — X OX OOO 2.03

11. C. Porumb ROM X X X OX OOO 2.03

12. M. Idriss FRA — OX OX OX OOO 2.03

13. S. Noszaly UNG X X OX OOX OOO 2.03

14. M. Fournier FRA — X X OOO 2.00

15. P. Sobota POL X X X OOO 2.00

16. G. Miller GRB X X OOX OOO 2.00

17. J. Faust SUA X X OOO 1.95

O = attempt failed. — = requested subsequent height. X = attempt successful. ° New Olympic record

Award of prizes to the winners of the high jump: in the centre Shavlakadze (URS) gold medallist, to the right, V. Brumel (URS) silver medallist, and to the left (SUA) bronze medallist. LONG JUMP ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - E. H. Clark SUA 6.35 1928 - E. B. Hamm SUA 7.72 1900 - A. C. Kraenzlein SUA 7.18 1932 - E. L. Gordon SUA 7.64 1904 - M. Prinstein SUA 7.35 1936 - J. Owens SUA 8.06 1908 - F. C. Irons SUA 7.48 1948 - W. Steele SUA 7.82 1912 - A. L. Gutterson SUA 7.60 1952 - J. Biffle SUA 7.57 1920 - W. Pettersson SVE 7.15 1956 - G. C. Bell SUA 7.83 1924 - D. H. Hubbard SUA 7.44

World record: m. 8.21 — R. Boston SUA Walnut 1960

Olympic record: m. 8.06 — J. Owens SUA Berlin 1936 —————

55 entries from 38 nations - 49 participants from 34 nations

QUALIFICATION Qualification standard: 7.40 m.

1st Series Friday 2nd September — 09.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

J. Ebina GIA 6.68 6.83 6.58 J. Suh Yong COR 6.78 6.98 0 L. Areta SPA 7.04 0 7.04 A. Abdelfattah RAU 6.72 6.94 0 J. Baguley AUS 6.84 0 6.96 V. Einarsson ISL 6.76 6.64 — C. COLLARDOT FRA 7.32 7.40 — Y. Yasuma GIA 7.34 0 7.26 W. Donazar URU 7.09 7.24 7.14 R. BOSTON SUA 7.60 — — M. Kamaruddin MAL 6.74 5.84 5.38 T. OKAZAKI GIA 7.58 — — K. Kropidlowski POL 0 7.37 0 G. Schlosser SVI 7.26 7.27 0 A. Abdul Rzzak IRK 0 6.37 6.37 S. Bondata IND 6.95 7.08 0 R. Pote BEL 6.81 6.69 6.92 0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: C. Collardot FRA, R. Boston SUA, T. Okazaki GIA.

135 The American, I. Roberson, placed second with only one centimetre away from the winner.

The Russian, Ter Ovanesian, pla- ced third in the long jump event.

The American, R. Boston, wins the long jump event with a distance of 8.12 m. and establishes the new Olympic record. 2nd Series Friday 2nd September — 09.45 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

D. BONDARENKO URS 7.24 7.33 7.49 E. Manninen FIN 7.34 7.21 6.49 J. Howell GRB 7.19 0 0 J. Netopilik CSV 7.06 0 7.26 D. Norris NZE 6.91 7.02 7.04 F. Koppen GER 0 7.32 7.09 J. Oladitan NIG 7.33 7.29 7.38 A. Watson SUA 6.95 0 7.32 A. Brakchi FRA 7.20 7.09 6.89 R. Procel MEX 0 7.13 7.23 M. MOLZBERGER GER 7.21 7.46 V. Singh IND 6.60 6.70 6.68 B. Baker AUS 0 0 6.43 J. VALKAMA FIN 7.63 I. Tomlinson AUS 7.03 0 0 0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: D. Bondarenko URS, M. Molzberger GER, J. Valkama FIN.

3rd Series Friday 2nd September — 10.30 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

P. FOREMAN ANT 0 7.42 I. TER OVANESIAN URS 7.79 M. STEINBACH GER 0 7.70 I. ROBERSON SUA 7.81 D. Kushnir ISR 7.16 7.20 7.12 Ali Rouzam PAK 0 0 0 H. VISSER PBA 7.29 7.72 C. Bonas VEN 0 0 — R. Kvachakdze URS 5.42 6.82 0 D. MANGLARAS GRE 7.35 7.25 7.45 L. Ulivelli ITA 0 0 0 P. Wongsuwan TAI 6.78 0 0 Y. Unsal TUR 6.97 6.58 6.58 R. Berthelsen NOR 6.72 6.95 7.09 F. ALSOP GRB 0 6.93 7.42 P. Almeida POR 7.10 0 7.09 A. BRAVI ITA 7.57 0 = failed to record a jump. — = scratched.

Qualified: P. Foreman ANT, I. Ter Ovanesian URS, M. Steinbach GER, I. Roberson SUA, H. Visser PBA. D. Manglaras GRE, F. Alsop GRB, A. Bravi ITA. 137 FINAL Friday 2nd September — 16.20 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. R. BOSTON SUA 7.82 0 8.12 7.80 0 7.96 8.12 °

2. I. ROBERSON SUA 0 8.03 7.88 7.75 7.62 8.11 8.11

3. I. TER OVANESIAN URS 7.90 7.80 0 0 7.68 8.04 8.04 4. M. Steinbach GER 7.81 0 7.76 0 0 8.00 8.00

5. J. Valkama FIN 7.52 7.69 7.36 7.31 0 7.29 7.69

6. C. Collardot FRA 7.61 0 7.68 6.96 7.50 0 7.68

7. H. Visser PBA 7.59 7.43 7.66 7.66

8. D. Bondarenko URS 7.27 7.58 7.37 7.58

9. M. Molzberger GER 7.35 7.49 7.47 7.49

10. A. Bravi ITA 7.30 7.22 7.47 7.47

11. D. Manglaras GRE 7.16 7.32 7.45 7.45

12. P. Foreman ANT 7.26 p. p. 7.26 13. F. Alsop GRB 7.25 7.18 7.16 7.25 T. Okazaki GIA did not present himself

0 = failed to record a jump. ° New Olympic record.

The winners of the long jump after the presentation of awards. (SUA) in the centre, Irvin Roberson (SUA) to the left and Ter Ovanesian (URS) to the right. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - J. B. Connolly SUA 13.71 1928 - M. Oda GIA 15.21 1900 - M. Prinstein SUA 14.44 1932 - C. Nambu GIA 15.72 1904 - M. Prinstein SUA 14.33 1936 - N. Tajima GIA 16.00 1908 - T. J. Ahearne GRB 14.92 1948 - A. Ahman SVE 15.40 1912 - G. Lindblom SVE 14.76 1952 - A. Ferreira da Silva BRA 16.22 1920 - V. Tuulos FIN 14.50 1956 - A. Ferreira da Silva BRA 16.35 1924 - A. W. Winter AUS 15.53

World record: m. 17.03 — Schmidt POL Olszty 1960

Olympic record: m. 16.35 — A. Ferreira da Silva BRA Melbourne 1956 —————

41 entries from 25 nations — 39 participants from 24 nations

QUALIFICATION

Qualification standard: 15.50 m.

1st Series

Tuesday 6th September — 09.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

D. Norris NZE 0 13.78 14.30 F. Bisson ITA 0 14.21 14.76 R. Lopez CUB 14.05 14.53 14.52 J. Jaskolski POL 0 14.84 15.04 K. Sakurai GIA 14.59 14.17 14.07 L. Areta S. SPA 0 14.93 0 S. ERICKSON SVE 0 15.47 15.76 H. Rantala FIN 15.11 14.94 15.08 K. RAHKAMO FIN 15.85 I. DAVIS SUA 15.64 J. SCHMIDT POL 16.44 H. Shibata GIA 14.93 14.80 0 S. Igun NIG 14.74 14.52 14.26 0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: S. Erickson SVE, K. Rahkamo FIN, I. Davis SUA, J. Schmidt POL. 139 2nd Series Tuesday 6th September — 09.45 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

K. Thierfelder GER 0 15.08 0 R. Rahmani IRN 14.70 13.52 14.42 V. KREER URS 15.56 T. Ota GIA 13.59 15.42 0 W. Sharpe SUA 15.44 15.24 0 F. ALSOP GRB 0 15.65 Y. Pagda TUR 14.11 13.85 0 E. Battista FRA 15.22 0 14.83 I. TOMLINSON AUS 15.29 15.89 P. Camacho C. PRI 0 14.21 13.58 P. L. GATTI ITA 15.12 0 15.66 C. Sfikas GRE 14.25 13.60 14.32 R. MALCHERCZYK POL 15.46 15.93 V. GORIAEV URS 15.14 16.21 0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: V. Kreer URS, F. Alsop GRB, I. Tomlinson AUS, P. L. Gatti ITA, R. Malcherczyk POL, V. Goriaev URS.

3rd Series Wednesday 6th September — 10.30 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

V. EINARSON ISL 15.49 15.74 M. HINZE GER 15.86 J. BAGULEY AUS 14.62 14.74 15.56 J. Wischmeier GER 0 15.20 15.23 A. F. DA SILVA BRA 15.47 15.61 E. MIKHAILOV URS 15.68 M. Khan PAK 0 14.43 14.20 P. William FRA 13.29 0 0 E. Cavalli ITA 15.48 15.33 15.37 A. Abdul Rzzak IRK 14.08 14.56 14.27 D. Patarinski BUL 0 15.37 0 H. Stokes SUA 14.74 14.53 14.48 0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: V. Einarson ISL, M. Hinze GER, J. Baguley AUS, A. F. Da Silva BRA, E. Mikhailov URS.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

6th September - 9 hrs 10 hrs 11 hrs

— barometric pressure 762 762.5 762.5 — air humidity 61 % 49% 48% — temperature 27° 27.5° 27° 140 The three medallists of the hop, step, and jump on the rostrum. In the centre, the winner, J. Schmidt of Poland, to the left, V. Goraiev of second, and right, V. Kreer also of Russia, third.

141 FINAL Tuesday 6th September — 15.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. J. SCHMIDT POL 16.78 0 16.81 0 16.63 13.48 16.81 ° 2. V. GORIAEV URS 16.11 16.39 15.55 16.63 16.28 0 16.63 3. V. KREER URS 16.21 16.00 15.96 16.01 15.91 16.43 16.43 4. I. Davis SUA 0 16.41 0 16.13 0 16.05 16.41 5. V. Einarson ISL 16.37 16.06 15.90 16.24 0 16.36 16.37 6. R. Malcherczyk POL 15.87 16.01 15.83 15.82 13.18 14.66 16.01 7. M. Hinze GER 15.93 0 15.84 15.93 8. K. Rahkamo FIN 15.84 0 15.71 15.84 9. I. Tomlinson AUS 15.40 15.71 13.29 15.71 10. E. Mikhailov URS 15.50 15.67 14.83 15.67 11. S. Erickson SVE 15.49 15.32 0 15.49 12. F. Alsop GRB 15.49 0 0 15.49 13. J. Baguley AUS 14.88 15.16 15.22 15.22 14. A. F. Da Silva BRA 14.87 0 15.07 15.07 — P. L. Gatti ITA 0 0 0

0 = failed to record a jump.

° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

6th September — 15 hrs 17 hrs — barometric pressure 762.5 763.1 — air humidity 54% 59% — temperature 25.5° 26.5°

142 POLE VAULT ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - W. W. Hoyt SUA 3.30 1924 - L. S. Barnes SUA 3.95 1900 - I. K. Baxter SUA 3.30 1928 - S. W. Carr SUA 4.20 1904 - C. E. Dvorak SUA 3.50 1932 - W. W. Miller SUA 4.31 1908 - A. C. Gilbert SUA 3.71 1936 - E. Meadows SUA 4.35 1908 - E. T. Cooke SUA 3.71 1948 - O. Smith SUA 4.30 1912 - H. S. Babcock SUA 3.95 1952 - R. Richards SUA 4.55 1920 - F. K. Foss SUA 3.80 1956 - R. E. Richards SUA 4.56

World record: m. 4.80 — D. Bragg SUA Stanford 1960

Olympic record: m. 4.56 — R. E. Richards SUA Melbourne 1956 ————— 31 entries from 21 nations - 30 participants from 20 nations

The American by clearing this jump of 4.7 m. in the pole vault, wins the gold medal and establishes the new Olympic record. QUALIFICATION

Monday 5th September — 09.00 hrs

Qualification standard: 4.4 m.

ATHLETES NATION 3.80 4.00 4.20 4.30 4.40

R. Lesek JUG — x x ooo G. MALCHER GER — x ox x x O. Okundaye NIG — ooo B. Andersen DAN — x ooo H. HRISTOV BUL — x x x x G. Barras SVI — x ooo R. CRUZ PRI — x x x oox O. Altan TUR ooo R. Van Dyck BEL — x ooo L. LUKMAN JUG — x oox x x A. Ditta PAK ox x ooo M. Abdullah IRK ooo G. Roubanis GRE x x x ooo D. BRAGG SUA — — x ox x D. Clark SUA x x x ooo R. TOMASEK CSV x ox x x x E. LANDSTROM FIN — x x ox x R. MORRIS SUA — — x x ooo V. Sillon FRA x x x ooo M. SUTINEN FIN — x x x x I. PETRENKO URS — x x x oox A. KRZESINSKI POL — x x x ooo I. KRASOVSKIS URS — — x ox oox P. Laufer GER — x x — ooo D. HLEBAROV BUL — x x x ooo M. Preussger GER — x x — ooo J. Gronowski POL x x x ooo N. Yasuda GIA — oox x ooo V. Thorlaksson ISL — x x ooo Scratched: — Bulatov URS o = attempt failed. — = requested subsequent height. x = attempt successful.

* If, in the qualification round, fewer than 12 competitors managed to reach the established standard, the best 12 athletes would participate in the competition proper including also those who tied for 12th place. The following qualified: at m. 4,40: G. Malcher GER, H. Hristov BUL, R. Cruz PRI, L. Lukman JUG, D. Bragg SUA, R. Tomasek CSV, E. Landstrom FIN, M. Sutinen FIN, I. Petrenko URS, I. Krasovskis URS. at m. 4,30: R. Morris SUA, A. Krzesinski POL, D. Hlebarov BUL.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

5th September — 9hrs 10hrs — barometric pressure 759.9 760.2 — air humidity 76.050 % 45% — temperature 24° 31° 144 FINAL Wednesday 7th September — 13.30 hrs

ATHLETES NATION 4.00 4.20 4.30 4.40 4.50 4.55 4.60 4.70 4.82

1. D. BRAGG SUA — — x ox x x x x ooo 4.70 ° 2. R. MORRIS SUA — — x x ox x ox ooo 4.60 3. E. LANDSTROM FIN — x — ox ox x ooo 4.55 4. R. Cruz PRI x x x x x ox ooo 4.55 5. G. Malcher GER — x x x x ooo 4.50 6. M. Sutinen FIN — x — oox x ooo 4.50 7. I. Petrenko URS — x — oox x ooo 4.50 8. R. Tomasek CSV x x x oox x ooo 4.50 9. L. Lukman JUG x x x x ooo 4.40 10. H. Hristov BUL — ox x x ooo 4.40 11. D. Hlebarov BUL — x x ooo 4.30 12. A. Krzesinski POL x x x ooo 4.30 13. I. Krasovskis URS — — ox ooo 4.30

o = attempt failed. — = requested subsequent height x = attempt successful.

° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 7 th September - 14.15 hrs 15 hrs 16 hrs 17 hrs 18 hrs — barometric pressure 766.1 765.2 765 763.9 763.6 — air humidity 36 % 36.8 % 38.1% 50.2 % 79 % — temperature 30.5° 28.5° 28.5° 26° 22.5°

145

10. - II PUTTING THE SHOT ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - R. S. Garrett SUA 11.22 1928 - J. Kuck SUA 15.87 1900 - R. Sheldon SUA 14.10 1932 - L. Sexton SUA 16.00 1904 - R. W. Rose SUA 14.81 1936 - H. Woellke GER 16.20 1908 - R. W. Rose SUA 14.21 1948 - W. Thompson SUA 17.12 1912 - P. J. Mc Donald SUA 15.34 1952 - W. P. O'Brien SUA 17.41 1920 - V. Pörhölä FIN 14.81 1956 - W. P. O'Brien SUA 18.57 1924 - C. Houser SUA 14.99

World record: m. 20.06 — W. Nieder SUA Walnut 1960

Olympic record: m. 18.57 — W. P. O'Brien SUA Melbourne 1956 ————— 28 entries from 19 nations - 24 participants from 16 nations QUALIFICATION Wednesday 31st August — 09.00 hrs Qualification standard: 16.75 m.

ATHLETES NATION I II III

M. LINDSAY GRB 17.28 S. El Jisr LIB 13.34 13.82 13.50 L. MILLS NZE 0 16.93 V. LIPSNIS URS 17.65 D. LONG SUA 17.65 S. MECONI ITA 17.08 G. Uriel ISR 14.56 14.65 14.57 W. SELVEY AUS 16.81 Z. NAGY UNG 16.84 A. Rowe GRB 16.19 16.42 16.68 J. SKOBLA CSV 17.32 H. LINGNAU GER 16.21 16.87 E. Kwiatkowski POL 0 0 16.71 W. NIEDER SUA 17.14 H. Khan PAK 13.53 16.47 13.26 J. PLIHAL CSV 16.81 F. Kuhl GER 15.21 15.71 15.69 G. Tsakanikas GRE 16.44 16.22 16.38 E. Uddebom SVE 16.31 16.09 16.27 D. URBACH GER 16.55 17.09 W. P. O'BRIEN SUA 17.29 N. Hamid IRK 13.52 12.61 13.65 A. SOSGORNIK POL 17.06 M. LUCKING GRB 17.20 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: M. Lindsay GRB, L. Mills NZE, V. Lipsnis URS, D. Long SUA, S. Meconi ITA, W. Selvey AUS, Z. Nagy UNG, J. Skobla CSV, H. Lingnau GER, W. Nieder SUA, J. Plihal CSV, D. Urbach GER, W. P. O'Brien SUA, A. Sosgornik POL, M. Lucking GRB. 146 W. P. O'Brien wins the silver medal for America.

The American, W. Nieder, puts the shot and wins the event.

The American, Dallas. Long, wins third place.

147 The winners of putting the shot admire their medals after the presentation. From the left, Long, Nieder, and O' Brien.

FINAL

Wednesday 31st August — 10.50 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. W. NIEDER SUA 18.67 18.77 0 18.67 19.68 0 19.68° 2. W. P. O'BRIEN SUA 18.77 19.11 0 18.64 17.41 18.39 19.11 3. D. LONG SUA 16.80 18.88 18.66 18.25 0 19.01 19.01 4. V. Lipsnis URS 17.28 17.90 17.51 0 0 17.83 17.90 5. M. Lindsay GRB 17.63 17.61 17.80 17.09 17.39 17.43 17.80 6. A. Sosgornik POL 17.57 17.40 0 0 17.52 17.39 17.57 7. D. Urbach GER 17.34 17.05 17.47 17.47 8. M. Lucking GRB 17.21 16.71 17.43 17.43 9. J. Skobla CSV 17.31 17.39 0 17.39 10. J. Plihal CSV 17.35 17.36 17.27 17.36 11. L. Mills NZE 16.86 16.09 17.06 17.06 12. H. Lingnau GER 16.65 16.98 16.66 16.98 13. S. Meconi ITA 0 16.73 0 16.73 14. Z. Nagy UNG 0 16.67 0 16.67 15. W. Selvey AUS 16.18 15.93 15.76 16.18

0 = attempt failed. ° New Olympic record.

148 THROWING THE HAMMER ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1900 - J. J. Flanagan SUA 49.73 1928 - P. O'Callaghan IRL 51.39 1904 - J. J. Flanagan SUA 51.23 1932 - P. O'Callaghan IRL 53.92 1908 - J. J. Flanagan SUA 51.92 1936 - K. Hein GER 56.49 1912 - M. J. Mc Grath SUA 54.74 1948 - I. Nemeth UNG 56.07 1920 - P. Ryan SUA 52.87 1952 - J. Csermak UNG 60.34 1924 - F. D. Tootell SUA 53.29 1956 - H. V. Connolly SUA 63.19 World record: m. 70.33 — H. Connolly SUA Walnut 1960

Olympic record: m. 63.19 — H. Connolly SUA Melbourne 1956 ————— 29 entries from 19 nations - 28 participants from 18 nations

In throwing the hammer, clear supremacy of the Russian, V. Rudenkov, who wins the gold medal. The Hungarian, C. Zsivotzky, silver medallist in throwing the hammer.

QUALIFICATION Friday 2nd September — 10.15 hrs

Qualification standard: 60 m.

ATHLETES NATION I II III

E. Martins POR 53.26 54.31 54.92 T. RUT POL 60.73 T. Sugahara GIA 58.40 59.32 57.66 M. Losch GER 0 58.85 59.38 G. ZSIVOTZKY UNG 64.80 A. HALL SUA 57.43 0 60.76 A. BEZJAK JUG 60.90 H. THUN AUT 62.73 J. Csermak UNG 0 0 59.72 H. V. CONNOLLY SUA 63.02 S. STRANDLI NOR 58.67 61.41 M. ELLIS GRB 63.21 J. Falcon E. SPA 51.56 57.24 0 Y. NIKULIN URS 60.40 B. Asplund SVE 57.27 0 0 K. Peter GER 0 59.83 0 K. Racic JUG 57.27 0 0 S. Lorenz GER 0 59.06 0 E. Bagdonas SUA 0 59.48 0 M. IQBAL PAK 57.84 60.86 J. LAWLOR IRL 0 62.10 A. Kouveloyannis GRE 53.43 0 55.18 N. OKAMOTO GIA 0 0 61.95 O. CIEPLY POL 60.61 V. RUDENKOV URS 67.03 ° A. SAMOCVETOV URS 64.67 G. Husson FRA 59.31 0 59.83 H. R. Jost SVI 55.09 57.07 59.12 Did not present himself: - Bastian IND 0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record.

Qualified: T. Rut POL, G. Zsivotzky UNG, A. Hall SUA, A. Bezjak JUG, H. Thun AUT, H. V. Connolly SUA, S. Strandli NOR, M. Ellis GRB, Y. Nikulin URS, M. Iqbal PAK, J. Lawlor IRL, N. Okamoto GIA, O. Cieply POL, V. Rudenkov URS, A. Samocvetov URS. 150 FINAL

Saturday 3rd September — 16.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. V. RUDENKOV URS 65.60 64.98 67.10 66.62 64.58 66.23 67.10 ° 2. G. ZSIVOTZKY UNG 60.83 63.83 64.87 65.79 0 65.11 65.79 3. T. RUT POL 64.51 65.64 64.95 0 64.85 63.54 65.64 4. J. Lawlor IRL 0 62.59 64.09 64.95 0 0 64.95 5. O. Cieply POL 60.03 64.07 62.27 64.57 62.48 62.06 64.57 6. A. Bezjak JUG 61.96 64.21 63.54 63.95 62.86 0 64.21 7. A. Samocvetov URS 0 63.60 0 63.60 8. H. V. Connolly SUA 63.05 62.57 63.59 63.59 9. H. Thun AUT 62.23 0 63.53 63.53 10. Y. Nikulin URS 61.56 63.10 62.23 63.10 11. S. Strandli NOR 0 62.02 63.05 63.05 12. M. Iqbal PAK 60.55 61.79 60.80 61.79 13. N. Okamoto GIA 0 60.08 0 60.08 14. A. Hall SUA 59.64 0 59.76 59.76 15. M. Ellis GRB 0 54.22 0 54.22

0 = failed fair throw.

° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

3rd September — 15.45 hrs 16.50 hrs — barometric pressure 763.6 763.2 — air humidity 56% 58.5 % — temperature 29.5° 29.5°

151 THROWING THE DISCUS ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - R. S. Garrett SUA 29.15 1928 - C. Houser SUA 47.32 1900 - R. Bauer UNG 36.04 1932 - J. Anderson SUA 49.49 1904 - M. J. Sheridan SUA 39.28 1936 - K. Carpenter SUA 50.48 1908 - M. J. Sheridan SUA 40.89 1948 - A. Consolini ITA 52.78 1912 - A. R. Taipale FIN 45.21 1952 - S. Iness SUA 55.03 1920 - E. Niklander FIN 44.68 1956 - A. A. Oerter SUA 56.36 1924 - C. Houser SUA 46.15

World record: m. 59.91 — E. Piatkowski POL Warsaw 1959

Olympic record: m. 56.36 — A. A. Oerter SUA Melbourne 1956 ————— 38 entries from 25 nations - 35 participants from 22 nations

QUALIFICATION Qualification standard: 52 metres Tuesday 6th September

1st Series — 09.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

F. Kuhl GER 0 50.40 0 V. KOMPANEEC URS 50.67 52.66 L. Mills NZE 49.69 50.76 44.75 P. Alard FRA 51.02 48.89 50.32 A. KOUNADIS GRE 52.49 C. Lindroos FIN 0 51.07 0 S. Du Plessis SAF 0 49.84 51.86 M. De La Quadra SPA 0 0 0 W. SELVEY AUS 52.07 F. KLICS UNG 53.34 H. Khan PAK 45.75 46.57 41.57 N. Hamid IRK 38.13 38.50 39.37 R. COCHRAN SUA 53.79 R. BABKA SUA 54.48 S. HAUGEN NOR 52.75 E. Uddebom SVE 50.04 50.87 50.83 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: V. Kompaneec URS, A. Kounadis GRE, W. Selvey AUS, F. Klics UNG, R. Cochran SUA, R. Babka SUA, S. Haugen NOR. 152 In the discus throw, the Americans dominated completely. Here is a throw of Oerter who wins the gold medal and establishes the new Olympic record.

153 Ring Babka (SUA) throws the discus for the silver medal.

2nd Series — 10.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

C. KOCH PBA 53.48 Z. NEMEC CSV 52.68 E. PIATKOWSKI POL 54.41 A. OERTER SUA 46.33 58.43 ° C. RADO ITA 52.98 M. Rakuro FIG 44.73 47.06 47.18 Z. CIHAK CSV 49.79 51.83 53.42 O. Edlund SVE 51.76 49.15 49.70 J. SZECSENYI UNG 55.52 T. TODOROV BUL 0 53.33 P. REPO FIN 54.84 M. GRIESER GER 50.22 52.20 V. TRUSENEV URS 54.31 M. Lindsay GRB 49.07 0 50.15 Z. BEGIER POL 53.03 F. Grossi ITA 48.76 48.64 50.43 L. MILDE GER 53.04 R. BUKHANCOV URS 53.08 A. CONSOLINI ITA 52.38 0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record.

Qualified: C. Koch PBA, Z. Nemec CSV, E. Piatkowski POL, A. Oerter SUA, C. Rado ITA, Z. Cihak CSV J. Szecsenyi UNG, T. Todorov BUL, P. Repo FIN, M. Grieser GER, V. Trusenev URS, Z. Begier POL L. Milde GER, K. Bukhancov URS, A. Consolini ITA.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

6th September — 9 hrs 10 hrs — barometric pressure 762 762.5 — air humidity 61% 49% — temperature 27° 27.5° 154 FINAL Wednesday 7th September — 15.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. A. OERTER SUA 57.64 56.73 56.53 56.73 59.18 57.19 59.18 ° 2. R. BABKA SUA 58.02 55.33 56.14 54.93 57.52 57.41 58.02 3. R. COCHRAN SUA 0 54.75 48.71 54.51 57.16 54.49 57.16 4. J. Szecsenyi UNG 54.58 0 54.86 55.22 55.79 55.61 55.79 5. E. Piatkowski POL 54.06 51.52 54.29 0 55.12 0 55.12 6. V. Kompaneec URS 55.06 53.38 0 53.52 0 51.08 55.06 7. C. Rado ITA 51.10 52.65 54.00 54.00 8. K. Bukhancov URS 48.32 52.59 53.61 53.61 9. P. Repo FIN 53.44 52.81 51.08 53.44 10. F. Klics UNG 50.10 51.61 53.37 53.37 11. S. Haugen NOR 0 0 53.36 53.36 12. L. Milde GER 52.22 51.26 53.33 53.33 13. Z. Cihak CSV 52.75 53.29 51.51 53.29 14. Z. Begier POL 51.67 50.93 53.18 53.18 15. V. Trusenev URS 52.16 51.98 52.93 52.93 16. M. Grieser GER 52.17 52.11 52.69 52.69 17. A. Consolini ITA 50.84 52.44 51.08 52.44 18. A. Kounadis GRE 52.42 0 50.56 52.42 19. Z. Nemec CSV 52.05 49.44 52.14 52.14 20. T. Todorov BUL 49.14 52.12 0 52.12 21. W. Selvey AUS 0 49.34 0 49.34 22. C. Koch PBA 0 49.21 0 49.21

0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

7th September - 15 hrs 16 hrs — barometric pressure 765.2 765 — air humidity 36.8 % 38.1 % — temperature 28.5° 28.5° 155 THROWING THE JAVELIN ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1908 - E. V. Lemming SVE 54.83 1932 - M. Järvinen FIN 72.71 1912 - E. V. Lemming SVE 60.64 1936 - G. Stoeck GER 71.84 1920 - J. Myyrä FIN 65.78 1948 - K. Rantavaara FIN 69.77 1924 - J. Myyrä FIN 62.96 1952 - C. Young SUA 73.78 1928 - E. H. Lundqvist SVE 66.60 1956 - E. Danielsen NOR 85.71

World record: m. 86.04

— SUA Compton 1959

Olympic record: m. 85.71

— E. Danielsen NOR Melbourne 1956 —————

28 entries from 18 nations - 28 participants from 18 nations

QUALIFICATION Qualification standard: 74 m. Wednesday 7 th September

1st Series — 09.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

E. Danielsen NOR 69.26 72.66 72.93 T. PEDERSEN NOR 74.67 J. SIDLO POL 85.14 W. KRUGER GER 63.93 78.81 M. Anyfantakis GRE 59.40 69.53 0 K. FREDRIKSSON SVE 67.21 75.28 A. K. Wardak AFG 53.64 54.20 0 A. Bizim ROM 68.92 67.10 57.90 W. RASMUSSEN NOR 73.80 77.95 E. Ahrendt GER 72.99 73.29 71.60 A. De Andres SPA 59.84 60.84 54.70 W. Alley SUA 62.02 67.36 68.66 Z. RADZIWONOWICZ POL 74.86 V. CYBULENKO URS 67.50 79.70 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: T. Pedersen NOR, J. Sidlo POL, W. Kruger GER, K. Fredriksson SVE, W. Rasmussen NOR, Z. Radzi- wonowicz POL, V. Cybulenko URS. 156 Victor Cybulenko of the U.S.S.R. wins the gold medal in the javelin throw. 157 2nd Series — 09.45 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III

V. KUISMA FIN 75.93 M. Nawaz PAK 0 70.05 67.40 M. PAAMA URS 68.69 76.36 S. Majid IRK 57.52 54.18 52.25 G. KULCSAR UNG 74.40 I. Sivopliasov URS 60.65 73.85 71.93 H. SALOMON GER 69.57 75.12 V. Von Wartburg SVI 71.56 0 68.92 T. Beucher SUA 0 61.59 68.11 L. Syrovatski FRA 67.81 71.59 71.54 B. Feinberg ISR 68.24 62.81 65.94 M. Macquet FRA 73.74 0 69 15 A. CANTELLO SUA 0 69.69 79.72 C. LIEVORE ITA 74.82 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: V. Kuisma FIN, M. Paama URS, G. Kulcsar UNG, H. Salomon GER, A. Cantello SUA, C. Lievore ITA.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

7th September - 9 hrs 10 hrs — barometric pressure 765 766.1 — air humidity 59.7 % 57% — temperature 24° 27.5°

In throwing the javelin, the German, W. Kruger, is classified second. FINAL

Thursday 8th September — 15.30 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III IV V VI

1. V. CYBULENKO URS 84.64 76.59 76.46 0 67.73 0 84.64 2. W. KRUGER GER 79.36 66.51 71.29 75.23 72.62 0 79.36 3. G. KULCSAR UNG 78.57 77.60 68.56 73.20 0 0 78.57 4. V. Kuisma FIN 78.40 74.04 74.45 67.75 76.38 74.69 78.40 5. W. Rasmussen NOR 0 67.62 78.36 0 69.55 0 78.36 6. K. Fredriksson SVE 69.70 78.33 64.29 72.53 78.01 68.51 78.33 7. Z. Radziwonowicz POL 73.58 77.31 74.47 77.31 8. J. Sidlo POL 76.46 76.43 71.93 76.46 9. C. Lievore ITA 64.43 72.47 75.21 75.21 10. A. Cantello SUA 74.70 71.00 71.10 74.70 11. M. Paama URS 74.56 72.59 70.43 74.56 12. H. Salomon GER 74.11 0 72.95 74.11 T. Pedersen NOR Not classified

0 = failed fair throw

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

8th September — 15 hrs 16 hrs — barometric pressure 774.2 763.8 — air humidity 47.9 % 54.2 % — temperature 28.9° 27.5°

159 DECATHLON ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1912 - H. Weislander SVE p. 5,377 1936 - G. E. Morris SUA p. 7,310 1920 - H. Loevland NOR » 5,190 1948 - R. Mathias SUA » 6,386 1924 - H. M. Osborn SUA » 6,163 1952 - R. Mathias SUA » 7,887 1928 - P. Yrjölä FIN » 6,246 1956 - M. Campbell SUA » 7,937 1932 - J. Bausch SUA » 6,568

World record: p. 8,683 — R. Johnson SUA Eugene 1960

Olympic record: p. 7,937 — M. Campbell SUA Melbourne 1956

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31 entries from 21 nations — 30 participants from 20 nations

100 METRES Monday 5th September — 09.00 hrs

RESULT

YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 10"7 p. 1034 M. Kahma FIN 11"5 p. 737 K. GROGORENZ GER 10"8 » 990 L. Marien BEL 11"5 » 737 R. JOHNSON SUA 10"9 » 948 H. Muchitsch AUT 11"5 » 737 V. Kouznezov URS 11'' 1 » 870 A. Buchel LIC 11"5 » 737 S. Suutari FIN 11'' 1 » 870 P. Mulkey SUA 11"5 » 737 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 11''1 » 870 G. Randhawa IND 11"6 » 707 M. Kolnik JUG 11''2 » 834 Y. Diachkov URS 11"6 » 707 R. Mijares MEX 11''3 » 800 J. Laipenieks CIL 11"6 » 707 F. Vogelsang SVI 11''3 » 800 J. Brodnik JUG 11"6 » 707 W. Meier GER 11''3 » 800 P. Epitropoulos GRE 11"7 » 678 E. Kamerbeek PBA 11''3 » 800 H. Bjoergvin ISL 11"8 » 650 H. Timme PBA 11''3 » 800 L. Paccagnella ITA 11"8 » 650 D. Edstrom SUA 11"4 » 768 J. Santos POR 12"0 » 597 Y. Kutenko URS 11"4 » 768 G. Stulac CAN 12"0 » 597 M. Bock GER 11"4 » 768 J. Sar ITA 11"4 » 768 Absent: - F. Nishinchi GIA 160 , gold medallist, is first at the finish of the fourth heat of the 100 metres.

Yang Chuan Kwang, silver medallist in the decathlon, wins the sixth heat of the 100 metres.

11-II LONG JUMP

Monday 5th September — 10.00 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III POINTS

YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 7.46 7.13 7.37 950 R. JOHNSON SUA 7.21 6.92 7.35 996 E. KAMERBEEK PBA 7.21 0 — 856 H. Muchitsch AUT 6.95 7.14 0 832 Y. Diachkov URS 7.12 7.09 6.70 825 V. Kouznecov URS 6.95 6.86 6.96 773 S. Suutari FIN 6.58 6.94 0 767 F. Vogelsang SVI 6.94 6.65 6.74 767 K. Grogorenz GER 6.89 6.93 6.90 764 M. Kolnik JUG 6.60 6.93 6.84 764 M. Kahma FIN 6.47 6.93 0 764 Y. Kutenko URS 6.71 6.93 6.64 764 H. Bjoergvin ISL 0 6.47 6.93 764 H. Timme PBA 6.93 0 — 764 J. Brodnik JUG 6.37 6.78 6.91 758 J. Laipenieks CIL 6.77 5.78 6.88 749 P. Mulkey SUA 6.57 6.51 6.43 746 G. Randhawa IND 6.87 0 0 746 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 6.15 6.55 6.81 728 M. Bock GER 6.79 6.42 0 722 L. Paccagnella ITA 6.50 6.73 0 704 F. Sar ITA 6.63 6.69 6.67 692 L. Marien BEL 6.09 6.62 0 672 A. Buchel LIC 6.05 6.51 6.54 651 D. Edstrom SUA 0 6.16 6.39 610 J. Santos POR 6.21 6.14 6.32 592 P. Epitropoulos GRE 6.03 6.23 6.22 570 R. Mijares MEX 0 0 6.20 562 G. Stulac CAN 5.92 0 5.65 493 W. Meier GER 0 0 0 0

0 = failed to record a jump.

162 Yang Chuan Kwang is clearly the best In the long jump event, Rafer Johnson in the long jump event with 7.46 metres. earns second place with 7.35 metres.

Kouznecov jumps 6.96 m. At the end of The Italian Sar jumps 6.69 m, but will only the events, he will win the bronze medal. be sixth in the decathlon general classification. PUTTING THE SHOT

Monday 5th September — 15.00 hrs

ATHLETES NATION I II III POINTS

R. JOHNSON SUA 14.55 15.82 15.26 976 S. SUUTARI FIN 14.29 0 14.96 872 M. KAHMA FIN 14.55 0 — 827 V. Kouznecov URS 14.41 14.46 0 817 L. Paccagnella ITA 14.18 0 13.11 788 P. Mulkey SUA 14.10 13.77 13.82 780 Y. Koutenko URS 12.51 13.97 13.83 767 F. Sar ITA 13.49 13.89 13.80 759 E. Kamerbeck PBA 13.76 13.57 13.71 746 W. Meier GER 13.68 13.25 13.34 738 D. Edstrom SUA 13.59 13.54 13.10 729 H. Bjoergvin ISL 0 13.58 13.36 728 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 12.93 13.42 13.24 712 Yang Chuan Kwang RCF 12.42 13.33 0 703 Y. Diachkov URS 12.55 13.22 13.21 692 H. Timme PBA 13.19 12.84 11.20 689 M. Kolnik JUG 12.68 13.10 0 681 G. Stulac CAN 13.32 12.21 12.74 648 J. Laipenieks CIL 12.24 11.86 12.65 640 K. Grogorenz GER 0 11.75 12.42 619 J. Brodnik JUG 0 12.30 8.27 609 P. Epitropoulos GRE 12.06 11.74 11.79 587 M. Bock GER 10.83 12.03 11.45 584 F. Vogelsang SVI 11.11 11.49 11.78 562 L. Marien BEL 10.68 11.38 11.44 535 G. Randhawa IND 11.35 11.24 10.57 528 H. Muchitsch AUT 10.26 10.77 11.77 505 J. Santos POR 10.65 10.85 10.67 488 R. Mijares MEX 0 9.74 10.59 467 A. Buchel LIC 9.20 9.41 9.79 406

0 = failed fair throw.

164 Yang Chuan Kwang dominates in the pole vault by exceeding 4.30 metres.

In the shot put event, the American The Soviet Kuoznecov manages Yang Chuan Kwang is una- throws 15.82 m. and takes the lead. a distance of 14.46 metres. ble to exceed 13.33 metres. HIGH JUMP

Monday 5th September — 15.45 hrs

G. RANDHAWA IND 1.90 p. 900 M. Kahma FIN 1.75 p.711 YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 1.90 » 900 V. Kouznecov URS 1.75 » 711 R. JOHNSON SUA 1.85 » 832 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 1.75 » 711 M. Bock GER 1.85 » 832 H. Bjoergvin ISL 1.75 » 711 Y. Diachkov URS 1.85 » 832 L. Marien BEL 1.75 » 711 H. Timme PBA 1.83 » 806 K. Grogorenz GER 1.73 » 689 S. Suutari FIN 1.83 » 806 P. Epitropoulos GRE 1.73 » 689 W. Meier GER 1.83 » 806 A. Buchel LIC 1.73 » 689 P. Mulkey SUA 1.83 » 806 F. Vogelsang SVI 1.70 » 656 H. Muchitsch AUT 1.80 » 770 M. Kolnik JUG 1.70 » 656 L. Paccagnella ITA 1.80 » 770 G. Stulac CAN 1.70 » 656 F. Sar ITA 1.80 » 770 J. Laipenieks CIL 1.65 » 605 Y. Kutenko URS 1.80 » 770 R. Mijares MEX 1.65 » 605 E. Kamerbeek PBA 1.80 » 770 J. Santos POR 1.65 » 605 J. Brodnik JUG 1.80 » 770 D. Edstrom SUA scratched:

Yang Chuan Kwang jumps 1 metre 90 in the high jump. 166 The Swiss, Vogelsang, wins the first heat of the 400 m. in the decathlon.

Kamerbeek (PBA) is first to finish in the fourth heat of the 400 metres.

167 400 METRES

Monday 5th September — 17.45 hrs

RESULT

K. GROGORENZ GER 48"0 p. 1.015 H. Muchitsch AUT 51"3 p. 751 F. Sar ITA 51"3 » 751 YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 48"1 » 1.005 H. Bjoergvin ISL 51"8 » 716 R. JOHNSON SUA 48"3 » 985 S. Suutari FIN 51"8 » 716 W. Meier GER 49''5 » 884 G. Randhawa IND 52"0 » 702 F. Vogelsang SVI 50"0 » 844 P. Mulkey SUA 52''2 » 690 V. Kouznecov URS 50''2 » 828 G. Stulac CAN 53"0 » 642 L. Marien BEL 50"5 » 807 J. Laipeniecks CIL 53''2 » 630 M. Kahma FIN 50''5 » 807 P. Epitropoulos GRE 53''6 » 606 R. Mijares MEX 50"5 » 807 M. Kolnik JUG 53"9 » 588 M. Bock GER 50"5 » 807 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 54"1 » 576 Y. Diachkov URS 50"7 » 793 L. Paccagnella ITA 54''3 » 565 J. Brodnik JUG 51"0 » 772 J. Santos POR retired Y. Kutenko URS 51''1 » 765 A. Buchel LIC retired E. Kamerbeek PBA 51''1 » 765 H. Timme PBA 51"2 » 758

110 METRES HURDLES

Tuesday 6th September — 09.00 hrs

RESULT

YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 14"6 p. 923 M. Kahma FIN 15''9 p. 612 F. SAR ITA 14"7 » 894 W. Meier GER 16''0 » 593 M. Bock GER E. KAMERBEEK PBA 14"9 » 840 16''1 » 575 H. Bjoergvin ISL 16"2 » 557 V. Kouznecov URS 15''0 » 813 G. Randhawa IND 16"4 » 523 R. Johnson SUA 15"3 » 740 K. Grogorenz GER 16"9 » 443 F. Vogelsang SVI 15"3 » 740 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 16"9 » 443 Y. Diachkov URS 15"3 » 740 J. Laipeniecks CIL 17"1 » 413 L. Marien BEL 15"5 » 694 R. Mijares MEX 17"3 » 385 S. Suutari FIN 15"6 » 673 P. Epitropoulos GRE 18"1 » 283 Y. Kutenko URS 15"6 » 673 P. Mulkey SUA 18''1 » 283 H. Timme PBA 15"7 » 652 G. Stulac CAN 18''4 » 250 J. Brodnik JUG 15"7 » 652 L. Paccagnella ITA 15"7 » 652 H. Muchitsch AUT 15"8 » 632 Non starter: - M. Kolnik JUG 168 THROWING THE DISCUS

Tuesday 6th September — 10.10 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III POINTS

V. KOUZNECOV URS 44.34 45.05 50.52 972 F. S A R ITA 48.98 47.94 49.58 935 R. JOHNSON SUA 44.54 48.24 48.49 894 L. Paccagnella ITA 43.27 42.93 45.67 797 Y. Kutenko URS 45.48 44.22 45.63 795 M. Kahma FIN 44.93 43.32 44.37 773 E. Kamerbeek PBA 0 42.52 44.31 753 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 31.33 40.77 0 648 J. Laipenieks CIL 36.30 38.25 40.49 640 K. Grogorenz GER 38.59 28.98 40.12 630 Yang Chuan Kwang RCF 39.83 37.91 36.59 622 H. Bjoergvin ISL 38.78 39.50 36.87 612 W. Meier GER 39.18 39.09 38.07 603 H. Timme PBA 36.92 37.95 39.08 601 S. Suutari FIN 0 37.94 0 571 Y. Diachkov URS 37.87 36.47 35.18 569 M. Bock GER 0 37.02 37.69 564 J. Brodnik JUG 0 31.24 37.66 563 R. Mijares MEX 34.14 36.61 37.55 561 G. Stulac CAN 34.33 37.35 36.67 555 F. Vogelsang SVI 35.54 34.40 37.03 547 P. Epitropoulos GRE 33.07 34.14 34.68 487 L. Marien BEL 34.06 33.98 34.28 477 P. Mulkey SUA 0 34.12 0 473 H. Muchitsch AUT 31.79 30.63 30.94 418

Did not present himself: - G Randhawa IND

0 = failed fair throw.

169 POLE VAULT Tuesday 6th September — 14.30 hrs

YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 4.30 p. 915 M. Kahma FIN 3.60 p. 556 Y. KUTENKO URS 4.20 » 855 G. Stulac CAN 3.60 » 556 R. JOHNSON SUA 4.10 » 795 S. Suutari FIN 3.50 » 516 J. Brodnik JUG 4.10 » 795 R. Mijares MEX 3.40 » 476 F. Vogelsang SVI 4.00 » 745 L. Marien BEL 3.30 » 438 V. Kouznecov URS 3.90 » 695 J. Laipeniecks CIL 3.30 » 438 M. Bock GER 3.90 » 695 H. Bjoergvin ISL 3.30 » 438 F. Sar ITA 3.80 » 645 H. Timme PBA 3.30 » 438 Y. Diachkov URS 3.80 » 645 H. Muchitsch AUT 3.20 » 400 E. Kamerbeek PBA 3.80 » 645 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 3.20 » 400 K. Grogorenz GER 3.70 » 596 P. Epitropoulos GRE 0 » 0 W. Meier GER 3.70 » 596 P. Mulkey SUA retired L. Paccagnella ITA 3.60 » 556 0 = attempt failed.

Johnson is third in the discus throw, the winner In throwing the javelin, Yang Chuan of which was V. Kouznecov of the U.S.S.R. Kwang is fourth preceded by Johnson.

170 THROWING THE JAVELIN

Tuesday 6th September — 16.50 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III POINTS

Y. KUTENKO URS 71.44 62.88 70.03 1.031 V. KOUZNECOV URS 71.20 61.62 62.12 1.024 R. JOHNSON SUA 69.76 67.04 63.90 980 Yang Chuan Kwang RCF 65.90 68.22 65.11 937 J. Brodnik JUG 57.70 59.54 65.30 858 M. Bock GER 63.63 58.72 — 817 J. Laipenieks CIL 55.81 61.44 55.31 764 K. Grogorenz GER 58.48 0 60.81 750 M. Kahma FIN 60.50 59.53 56.37 743 S. Suutari FIN 49.23 59.86 58.46 729 E. Kamerbeek PBA 45.40 57.49 49.91 677 H. Bjoergvin ISL 56.69 54.20 57.45 676 F. Sar ITA 50.74 55.74 50.64 641 F. Vogelsang SVI 48.39 50.94 52.61 578 H. Timme PBA 51.74 0 0 561 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 51.15 0 0 549 P. Epitropoulos GRE 50.38 50.66 50.55 540 G. Stulac CAN 50.40 45.66 50.20 536 L. Paccagnella ITA 48.60 48.09 — 503 W. Meier GER 47.33 46.74 — 480 L. Marien BEL 42.57 42.81 44.71 434 R. Mijares MEX 38.99 42.62 43.36 411 M. Muchitsch AUT 0 38.44 0 330 Retired: - Y. Diachkov URS

0 = failed fair throw.

171 1,500 METRES

Tuesday 6th September — 18.10 hrs

RESULT

M. KAHMA FIN 4'22''8 p. 582 Yang Chuan Kwang RCF 4'48''5 p. 345 H. MUCHITSCH AUT 4'23''3 » 575 F. Sar ITA 4'49"2 » 340 K. GROGORENZ GER 4'27''0 » 536 R. Mijares MEX 4'49''3 » 339 M. Bock GER 4'27"6 » 530 R. Johnson SUA 4'49"7 » 336 V. Kouznecov URS 4'53"8 » 306 F. Vogelsang SVI 4'27''7 » 528 P. Epitropoulos GRE 4'55''0 » 297 W. Meier GER 4'30''6 » 500 L. Paccagnella ITA 4'55"4 » 294 » 434 J. Brodnik JUG 4'37"7 J. Laipenieks CIL 4'57''5 » 279 L. Marien BEL 4'40''0 » 414 G. Stulac CAN 4'59''6 » 265 H. Bjoergvin ISL 4'40''6 » 409 S. Suutari FIN 5'04"8 » 231 E. Kamerbeek PBA 4'43''6 » 384 H. Timme PBA 5'21"4 » 137 Y. Kutenko URS 4'44"2 » 379 H. Thomas Martinez VEN 5'25''2 » 116

The tussle between Johnson and Yang Chuan Kwang is settled in the 1,500 metres race, the last event of the decathlon.

172 The last event. The American Johnson manages follow in the wake of Yang Chuan Kwang right up to the finish, thus keeping the advantage gained and winning the gold medal. Johnson, tired, rests his head on Yang Chuan Kwang's shoulder (silver medallist) who is equally tired after the end of the ten events. PROGRESSIVE

100 METRES LONG JUMP PUTTING THE SHOT HIGH JUMP 400 METRES

1. Yang Chuan Kwang 1.034 Yang Chuan Kwang 1.984 Johnson 2.830 Johnson 3.662 Johnson 4.647

2. Grogorenz 990 Johnson 1.854 Yang Chuan Kwang 2.687 Yang Chuan Kwang 3.587 Yang Chuan Kwang 4.592

3. Johnson 948 Grogorenz 1.754 Suntari 2.509 Suntari 3.315 Grogorenz 4.077

4. Kouznecov 870 Kamerbeek 1.656 Kouznecov 2.460 Kamerbeek 3.172 Suntari 4.031

5. Suutari 870 Kouznecov 1.643 Kamerbeek 2.402 Kouznecov 3.171 Kouznecov 3.999

6. Thomas Martinez 870 Suutari 1.637 Grogorenz 2.373 Kutenko 3.069 Kamerbeek 3.937

7. Kolnik 834 Thomas Martinez 1.598 Kahma 2.328 Mulkey 3.069 Diachkov 3.849

8. Mijares 800 Kolnik 1.598 Thomas Martinez 2.310 Grogorenz 3.062 Kahma 3.846

9. Vogelsang 800 Muchitsch 1.569 Kutenko 2.299 Timme 3.059 Kutenko 3.834

10. Meier 800 Vogelsang 1.567 Kolnik 2.279 Diachkov 3.056 Timme 3.817

11. Kamerbeek 800 Timme 1.564 Mulkey 2.263 Kahma 3.039 Mulkey 3.759

12. Timme 800 Diachkov 1.532 Timme 2.253 Thomas Martinez 3.021 Sar 3.740

13. Edstrom 768 Kutenko 1.532 Diachkov 2.224 Sar 2.989 Bock 3.713

14. Kutenko 768 Kahma 1.501 Sar 2.219 Kolnik 2.935 Vogelsang 3.629

15. Bock 768 Bock 1.490 Paccagnella 142 Paccagnella 2.912 Brodnik 3.616

16. Sar 768 Mulkey 1.483 Bjoergvin 2.142 Bock 2.906 Thomas Martinez 3.597

17. Kahma 737 Brodnik 1.465 Vogelsang 2.129 Randhawa 2.881 Muchitsch 3.595

18. Marien 737 Sar 1.460 Edstrom 2.107 Bjoergvin 2.853 Randhawa 3.583

19. Muchitsch 737 Laipenieks 1.456 Laipenieks 2.096 Michitsch 2.844 Bjoergvin 3.569

20. Buchel 737 Randhawa 1.453 Michitsch 2.074 Brodnik 2.844 Kolnik 3.523

21. Mulkey 737 Bjoergvin 1.414 Bock 2.074 Vogelsang 2.785 Paccagnella 3.477

22. Randhawa 707 Marien 1.409 Brodnik 2.074 Laipenieks 2.701 Marien 3.462

23. Diachkov 707 Buchel 1.388 Randhawa 1.981 Marien 2.655 Laipenieks 3.331

24. Laipenieks 707 Edstrom 1.378 Marien 1.944 Epitropoulos 2.524 Mijares 3.241

25. Brodnik 707 Mijares 1.362 Epitropoulos 1.835 Buchel 2.483 Meier 3.228

26. Epitropoulos 678 Paccagnella 1.354 Mijares 1.829 Mijares 2.434 Epitropoulos 3.130

27. Bjoergvin 650 Epitropoulos 1.248 Buchel 1.794 Stulac 2.394 Stulac 3.036

28. Paccagnella 650 Santos 1.189 Stulac 1.738 Meier 2.344 ...... 29. Santos 597 Stulac 1.090 Santos 1.677 Santos 2.382 ...... 30. Stulac 597 Meier 800 Meier 1.538

Retired: - Edstrom Retired: - Buchel Santos

174 CLASSIFICATION

110 HURDLES THROWING THE DISCUS POLE VAULT THROWING THE JAVELIN 1,500 METRES

Yang Chuan Kwang 5.515 Johnson 6.281 Johnson 7.076 Johnson 8.056 Johnson 8.392 1.

Johnson 5.387 Yang Chuan Kwang 6.137 Yang Chuan Kwang 7.052 Yang Chuan Kwang 7.989 Yang Chuan Kwang 8.334 2.

Kouznecov 4.812 Kouznecov 5.784 Kouznecov 6.479 Kouznecov 7.503 Kouznecov 7.809 3.

Kamerbeek 4.777 Sar 5.569 Sar 6.214 Kutenko 7.188 Kutenko 7.567 4.

Suutari 4.704 Kamerbeek 5.530 Kamerbeek 6.175 Sar 6.855 Kamerbeek 7.236 5.

Sar 4.634 Kutenko 5.302 Kutenko 6.157 Kamerbeek 6.852 Sar 7.195 6.

Diachkov 4.589 Suutari 5.275 Diachkov 5.803 Kahma 6.530 Kahma 7.112 7.

Grogorenz 4.520 Kahma 5.231 Suutari 5.791 Suutari 6.520 Grogorenz 7.032 8.

Kutenko 4.507 Diachkov 5.138 Kahma 5.787 Grogorenz 6.496 Brodnik 6.918 9.

Timme 4.469 Grogorenz 5.150 Grogorenz 5.746 Brodnik 6.484 Bock 6.894 10.

Kahma 4.458 Timme 5.070 Vogelsang 5.661 Bock 6.364 Vogelsang 6.767 11.

Vogelsang 4.369 Paccagnella 4.926 Brodnik 5.626 Vogelsang 6.239 Suutari 6.751 12.

Bock 4.288 Vogelsang 4.916 Bock 5.547 Timme 6.069 Paccagnella 6.279 13.

Brodnik 4.268 Bock 4.852 Timme 5.508 Paccagnella 5.985 Bjoergvin 6.261 14.

Muchitsch 4.277 Brodnik 4.831 Paccagnella 5.482 Bjoergvin 5.852 Timme 6.206 15.

Marien 4.156 Bjoergvin 4.739 Bjoergvin 5.176 Thomas Martinez 5.637 Meier 6.000 16.

Paccagnella 4.129 Thomas Martinez 4.688 Thomas Martinez 5.088 Laipenieks 5.586 Muchitsch 5.950 17.

Bjoergvin 4.126 Muchitsch 4.465 Marien 5.071 Marien 5.505 Marien 5.919 18.

Randhawa 4.106 Marien 4.633 Muchitsch 5.045 Meier 5.500 Lipenieks 5.865 19.

Mulkey 4.042 Mulkey 4.515 Meier 5.020 Muchitsch 5.375 Thomas Martinez 5.753 20.

Thomas Martinez 4.040 Meier 4.424 Laipenieks 4.822 Mijares 5.074 Mijares 5.413 21.

Meier 3.821 Laipenieks 4.384 Mijares 4.663 Epitropoulos 4.440 Stulac 5.198 22.

Laipenieks 3.744 Mijares 4.187 Stulac 4.397 Stulac 4.433 Epitropoulos 4.737 23...... Mijares 3.626 Epitropoulos 3.900 Epitropoulos 3.900 ...... 24...... Epitropoulos 3.413 Stulac 3.841 25...... Stulac 3.286 26...... 27...... 28...... 29...... 30.

Retired: - Kolnik Retired: - Randhawa Retired: - Mulkey Retired: - Diachov

175 FINAL CLASSIFICATION . H

S P E R UM T UMP J E PUT METRES VAULT J

M METRES

E METRES 0

ATHLETES

0 L 0 5 TOTAL , O 1 NATION 1 100 1 SHOT 400 DISCUS P LONG HIGH JAVELIN time metres metres metres time time metres metres metres time points points points points points points points points points points

1. R. JOHNSON SUA 10''9 7.35 15.82 1.85 48"3 15" 3 48.49 4.10 69.76 4'49"7 ° 948 906 976 832 985 740 894 795 980 336 8,392

2. YANG CHUAN KWANG RCF 10"7 7.46 13.33 1.90 48"1 14"6 39.83 4.30 68.22 4'48''5 1.034 950 703 900 1.005 923 622 915 937 345 8,334

3. V. KOUZNECOV URS 11''1 6.96 14.46 1.75 50"2 15"0 50.52 3.90 71.20 4'53"8 870 773 817 711 828 813 972 695 1.024 306 7,809

4. Y. Kutenko URS 11"4 6.93 13.97 1.80 51"1 15"6 45.63 4.20 71.44 4'44''2 768 764 767 770 765 673 795 855 1,031 379 7,567

5. E. Kamerbeek BPA 11"3 7.21 13.76 1.80 51"1 14"9 44.31 3.80 47.49 4'43''6 800 856 746 770 765 840 753 645 677 384 7,236

6. F. Sar ITA 11"4 6.69 13.89 1.80 51"3 14"7 49.58 3.80 55.74 4'49''2 068 692 759 770 751 894 935 645 641 340 7,195

7. M. Kahma FIN 11"5 6.93 14.55 1.75 50"5 15"9 44.93 3.60 60.50 4'22''8 737 764 827 711 807 612 773 556 743 582 7,112

8. K. Grogorenz GER 10"8 6.93 12.42 1.73 48"0 16"9 40.12 3.70 60.81 4'27''0 990 764 619 689 1.015 443 630 596 750 536 7,032

9. J. Brodnik JUG 11"6 6.91 12.30 1.80 51"0 15"7 37.66 4.10 65.30 4'37''7 767 758 609 770 772 652 563 795 858 434 6,918

10. M. Bock GER 11"4 6.79 12.03 1.85 50"5 16"1 37.69 3.90 63.63 4'27"6 768 722 584 832 807 575 564 695 817 530 6,894

11. F. Vogelsang SVI 11"3 6.94 11.78 1.70 50"0 15"3 37.03 4.00 52.61 4'27''7 800 767 562 656 844 740 547 745 578 528 6,767

12. S. Suutari FIN 11''1 6.94 14.96 1.83 51"8 15"6 37.94 3.50 59.86 5'04''8 870 767 872 806 716 673 571 516 729 231 6,751

13. L. Paccagnella ITA 11"8 6.73 14.18 1.80 54"3 15"7 45.67 3.60 48.60 4'55''4 650 704 788 770 565 652 797 556 503 294 6,283

14. H. Bjoergvin ISL 11"8 6.93 13.58 1.75 51"8 16"2 39.50 3.30 57.45 4'40''6 650 764 728 711 716 557 612 438 676 409 6,261

15. H. Timme PBA 11"3 6.93 13.19 1.83 51"2 15"7 39,08 3.30 51.74 5'21''4 800 764 689 806 758 652 601 438 561 137 6,206

° New Olympic record.

176 . S H E

S R P P E T M T R E T U U UM M J E P J VAULT

M METRES

METRES ATHLETES E

L TOTAL 0 0 NATION O 0 1 1 1,500 1 JAVELIN SHOT 400 P LONG HIGH DISCUS time metres metres metres time time metres metres metres time points points points points points points points points points points

16. W. Meier GER 11"3 0 13.68 1.83 49"5 16"0 39.18 3.70 47.33 4'30''6 800 0 738 806 884 593 603 596 480 500 6,000

17. H. Muchitsch AUT 11''5 7.14 11.77 1.80 51"3 15"8 31.79 3.20 38.44 4'23"3 737 832 505 770 751 632 418 400 330 575 5,950

18. L. Marien BEL 11''5 6.62 11.44 1.75 50"5 15''5 34.28 3.30 44.71 4'40''0 737 672 535 711 807 694 477 438 434 414 5,919

19. J. Laipenieks CIL 11''6 6.88 12.65 1.65 53"2 17"1 40.49 3.30 61.44 4'57''5 707 749 640 605 630 413 640 438 764 279 5,865

20. II. Thomas Martinez VEN 11''1 6.81 13.42 1.75 54"1 16"9 40.77 3.20 51.15 5'25''2 870 728 712 711 576 443 648 400 549 116 5,753

21. R. Mijares MEX 11"3 6.20 10.59 1.65 50"5 17"3 37.55 3.40 43.36 4'49''3 800 562 467 605 807 385 561 476 411 339 5,413

22. G. Stulac CAN 12" 5.92 12.74 1.70 53"0 18"4 37.35 3.60 50.40 4'59''6 597 493 648 656 642 250 555 556 536 265 5,198

23. P. Epitropoulus GRE 11"7 6.23 12.06 1.73 53"6 18"1 34.68 0 50.66 4'55"0 678 570 587 689 606 283 487 0 540 297 4.737

Did not finish:

Y. Diachkov URS 11''6 7.12 13.22 1.85 50"7 15"3 37.87 3.80 —— 707 825 692 832 793 740 569 645 — — 5,803

P. Mulkey SUA 11"5 6.87 14.10 1.83 52"2 18"1 34.12 — — — 737 746 780 806 690 283 473 — — — 4,515

G. Randhawa IND 11"6 6.87 11.35 1.90 52"0 16"4 —— —— 707 746 528 900 702 523 — — — — 4,106

M. Kolnik JUG 11"2 6.93 13.10 1.70 53"9 — —— —— 834 764 681 656 588 — — — — — 3,523

A. Buchel LIC 11"5 6.54 9.79 1.73 — ———— — 737 651 406 689 — — — — — — 2,483

J. Santos POR 12"0 6.32 10.85 1.65 — — — — — — 597 592 488 605 — — — — — — 2,282

D. Edstrom SUA 11"4 6.39 13.59 — — — — — — — 768 610 729 — — — — — — — 2,107

177 12. - II The winners of the decathlon immediately after the presentation of awards: in the centre, Rafer Johnson (SUA), to the left, Yang Chuan Kwang (FOR) and right V. Kouznecov (URS). AVERAGES OF THE 12 BEST RESULTS OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

100 metres flat 10.525 10.491 10.333 200 metres flat 21.283 21.141 20.866 400 metres flat 46.766 46.891 45.941 800 metres flat 1,50.683 1,49.650 1,45.500 1,500 metres flat 3,47.500 3,43.866 3,41.333 5,000 metres flat 14,17.800 14,08.383 13,56.616 10,000 metres flat 30,00.366 29,35.550 28,53.891 110 metres hurdles 14.458 14.175 14.116 400 metres hurdles 52.375 51.375 50.858 3,000 m. steeplechase 8,57.166 8,47.200 8,46.650 High jump 1.946 2.025 2.075 Long jump 7.133* 7.304 7.712 Hop, step, and jump 15.171 15.778 16.065 Pole vault 4.270 4.295 4.483 Putting the shot 16.170 16.947 17.896 Throwing the discus 50.770 52.375 55.120 Throwing the javelin 69.545 73.713 77.500 Throwing the hammer 56.090 60.052 64.243 4 X 400 m. relay 41.100 40.641 40.533 4 X 100 m. relay 3,10.750 3,10.033 3,07.375 Decathlon p. 6,425.833 p. 6,690.333 p. 7,333.016 20 km. road walk not held 1h. 34,04.050 1h. 37,11.250 50 km. road walk 4h. 37,30.116 4h. 53,42.783 4h. 34,35.983 Marathon 2h. 28,22.236 2h. 30,58.583 2h. 19,45.616

* Average on 11 results.

179 AVERAGES OF THE SIX FINALISTS IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

100 metres flat 10.433 10.600 10.283 200 metres flat 20.966 20.966 20.716 400 metres flat 46.616 47.316 45.450 800 metres flat 1,49.800 1,48.400 1,47.933 1,500 metres flat 3,45.766 3,42.133 3,39.150 5,000 metres flat 14,13.700 13,57.066 13,47.366 10,000 metres flat 29,42.666 29,07.766 28,40.950 110 metres hurdles 14.250 14.116 14.100 400 metres hurdles 52.433 52.000 50.050 3,000 m. steeplechase 8,52.566 8,43.733 8,46.766 High jump 1.985 2.048 2.120 Long jump 7.333 7.441 7.940 Hop, step, and jump 15.535 16.026 16.453 Pole vault 4.391 4.406 4.566 Putting the shot 16.896 17.581 18.511 Throwing the discus 52.765 54.070 56.721 Throwing the javelin 71.795 77.838 79.610 Throwing the hammer 57.798 61.966 65.376 4 X 100 m. relay 40.600 40.183 40.140* 4 X 100 m. relay 3,07.316 3,07.320* 3,05.266 Decathlon p. 6,843.500 p. 7,257.500 p. 7,755.500 20 km. road walk not held 1h. 32,25.433 1h. 35,31.633 50 km. road walk 4h. 31,16.600 4h. 40,29.800 4h. 29,31.333 Marathon 2h. 25,47.566 2h. 27,40.500 2h. 17,57.966

* Averages calculated on five finalists.

180 WOMEN'S EVENTS

100 METRES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1928 - E. Robinson SUA 12"2 1948 - F. Blankers-Koen PBA 11''9 1932 - S. Walasiewicz POL 11''9 1952 - M. Jackson AUS 11''5 1936 - H. H. Stephens SUA 11''5 1956 - B. Cuthbert AUS 11''5

World record: 11" 4 — S. Strickland de la Hunty AUS Warsaw 1955 — V. Krepkina URS Kiev 1958

Olympic record: 11" 5 — B. Cuthbert AUS Melbourne 1956

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37 entries from 22 nations — 31 participants from 18 nations

HEATS

Thursday 1st September — 09.00 hrs

The first four in each heat qualified for the quarter-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. G. LEONE ITA 11"7 1. P. DUGGAN AUS 11''9 2. B. JONES SUA 11''8 2. M. SOLAIMAN FIL 12''1 3. E. HASLAM CAN 12"0 3. V. MARKUSSEN DAN 12"2 4. E. JENNER GRB 12"2 4. N. LEWINGTON CAN 12"4 Non starters: — U. Flegel AUT Non starters: - E. Heldt UNG Wind: 0 I. Press URS Wind: 0

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. M. ITKINA URS 11"7 1. J. SMART GRB 11"9 2. M. MATHEWS WILLARD AUS 12''0 2. B. CUTHBERT AUS 12''1 3. O. SIKOVEC JUG 12'''1 3. V. MORGAN NZE 12"5 4. C. GOODEN PAN 12"2 4. S. KERKOVA BUL 12"6 Non starter: - A. Munkacsi UNG Non starter: - A. Stolzova CSV Wind: 0 Wind: 0 181 In the first semi-final of the 100 m., the American (no. 117) imposes her class, followed by the Italian Giusi Leone (no. 181).

At the finish of the 100 m. final, Wilma Rudolph is gold medallist, Britain's Dorothy Hyman is silver medallist and Italy's Giusi Leone bronze medallist. Fourth place goes to U.S.S.R.'s M. Itkina (no. 158), fifth to France's C. Capdevielle (no. 133) followed by Britain's J. Smart (no. 190). HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. D. HYMAN GRB 11''8 1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 11"5 2. G. BIRKEMEYER GER 12"2 2. C. CAPDEVIELLE FRA 11''8 3. J. HOLMES PAN 12"4 3. H. RICHTER POL 12"0 4. V. JEROME CAN 12''5 4. H. RAEPKE GER 12"3 5. M. Kyle IRL 12"5 Non starter: - S. Mystri IND 6. I. Adir ISR 12"9 Wind: 0 Wind: 0

HEAT 7 1. V. KREPKINA URS 11"8 2. B. HENDRIX GER 11"8 3. T. WIECZOREK POL 12"1 4. M. HUDSON SUA 12''2 5. A. Onel TUR 13''4 Wind: 0

QUARTER-FINALS

Thursday 1st September — 15.00 hrs

The first three in each quarter-final qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER 1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 11"5 1. M. ITKINA URS 11"7 2. V. KREPKINA URS 12"0 2. B. HENDRIX GER 11"9 3. M. MATHEWS WILLARD AUS 12''1 3. H. RICHTER POL 11"9 4. G. Birkemeyer GER 12"1 4. P. Duggan AUS 12"2 5. E. Haslam CAN 12"3 5. J. Holmes PAN 12"3 6. M. Solaiman FIL 12"4 6. E. Jenner GRB 12"4 7. V. Morgan NZE 12"5 7. S. Kerkova BUL 12"7 Wind: 0 Wind: 0

3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER 1. G. LEONE ITA 12''0 1. D. HYMAN GRB 11''6 2. C. CAPDEVIELLE FRA 12''0 2. B. JONES SUA 11''9 3. J. SMART GRB 12''0 3. T. WIECZOREK POL 12''0 4. M. Hudson SUA 12''2 4. B. Cuthbert AUS 12''0 5. O. Sikovec JUG 12"5 5. V. Jerome CAN 12''4 6. C. Gooden PAN 12"6 6. V. Markussen DAN 12"4 7. N. Lewington CAN 13''1 Non starter: — H. Raepke GER Wind: 0 Wind:0 183 SEMI-FINALS

Friday 2nd September — 15.00 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 11"3 + o 1. D. HYMAN GRB 11"5 2 G. LEONE ITA 11"6 2. M. ITKINA URS 11"7 3. J. SMART GRB 11"8 3. C. CAPDEVIELLE FRA 11''7 4. H. Richter POL 11"8 4. B. Jones SUA 11''7 5. B. Hendrix GER 11''9 5. T. Wieczorek POL 11"9 6. V. Krepkina URS 12"0 6. M. Mathews Willard AUS 11"9 Favourable wind: 0.798 m./s. Favourable wind: 0.532 m./s.

+ o World record equalled and new Olympic record.

FINAL

Friday 2nd September — 16.20 hrs

1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 11"0 * 2. D. HYMAN GRB 11''3 3. G. LEONE ITA 11"3 4. M. Itkina URS 11''4 5. C. Capdevielle FRA 11"5 6. J. Smart GRB 11"6

Favourable wind: 2.752 m./s. '' The time of 11" could not be ratified as a world and Olympic record as it was obtained with a favou- rable wind in excess of 2 metres per second.

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER

"On marks-Set " "Set-Go"

— heats 18"928 2''300 — qtr. finals 20''500 1"875 — semi-finals 20"850 1''850 — final 21"600 1"500 184 Avery Brundage presents the awards. 185 200 METRES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1948 - F. Blankers-Koen OLA 24"4 1956 - B. Cuthbert AUS 23"4 1952 - M. Jackson AUS 23''7

World record: 22" 9 — W. Rudolph SUA Corpus Christus 1960 Olympic record: 23" 4 — M. Jackson AUS Helsinki 1952 — B. Cuthbert AUS Melbourne 1956 —————

36 entries from 22 nations - 29 participants from 17 nations

HEATS Saturday 3rd September — 15.00 hrs The first two in each heat in addition to the two athletes who obtained the next best times after the first two qualified for the semi-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. G. LEONE ITA 23"7 1. G. BIRKEMEYER GER 24''2 2. L. WILLIAMS SUA 24"0 2. C. CAPDEVIELLE FRA 24"3 3. H. Raepke GER 24"2 3. V. Wieslander SVE 24"6 4. P. Duggan AUS 24"7 4. J. Hiscock GRB 24"7 Non starters: — M. Ionescu ROM 5. I. Karashik ISR 26''5 S. Kerkova BUL Non starter: - J. Holmes PAN

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. J. HEINE GER 23"9 1. B. JANISZEWSKA POL 23"9 2. N. FLEMING AUS 24"2 2. M. ITKINA URS 24''0 3. A. Stolzova CSV 24''7 3. A. Munkacsi UNG 24"4 4. L. Ignatieva URS 24''7 4. M. Solaiman FIL 25"8 5. V. Morgan NZE 25''2 Non starters: - C. Boateng GHA Non starter: - D. Souza IND - C. Gooden PAN

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. D. HYMAN GRB 23''7 1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 23''2 ° 2. C. JESIONOWSKA POL 24"3 2. V. MASLOVSKAIA URS 24"0 3. E. Haslam CAN 24"5 3. J. SMART GRB 24"0 4. E. Pollards SUA 24"5 4. H. RICHTER POL 24"2 5. O. Sikovec JUG 24''8 5. M. Kyle IRL 24"9 Non starter: - B. Cuthbert AUS 6. E. Heldt UNG 25"4 ° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 3rd September - 15.45 hrs — barometric pressure 763.6 — air humidity 56% — temperature 29.5°

186 Miss Leone wins the first heat of the 200 m. beating the American girl Williams and the German Raepke. She will also win the second semi-final.

Victory goes to Miss Rudolph in the first semi-final of the 200 m. She will also confirm her outstanding ability by win- ning the gold medal in the final.

A bright smile after the presentation. From the left: Britain's D. Hyman, bronze medallist; America's W. Ru- dolph, gold medallist and Ger- many's J. Heine, silver medal. SEMI-FINALS Monday 5th September — 15.40 hrs The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 23"7 1. G. LEONE ITA 24"5 2. J. HEINE GER 24''0 2. D. HYMAN GRB 24''6 3. B. JANISZEWSKA POL 24"2 3. M. ITKINA URS 24"6 4. N. Fleming AUS 24"3 4. G. Birkemeyer GER 24"9 5. J. Smart GRB 24"6 5. L. Williams SUA 25''0 6. V. Maslovskaia URS 24''6 6. C. Jesionowska POL 25"3 7. C. Capdevielle FRA 24"9 Non starter: — H. Richter POL

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

5th September - 15 hrs 16 hrs

— barometric pressure 759.2 758.8 — air humidity 69.2 % 66.2 % — temperature 30.5° 30°

FINAL Monday 5th September — 17.10 hrs

1. W. RUDOLPH SUA 24"0 2. J. HEINE GER 24"4 3. D. HYMAN GRB 24"7 4. M. Itkina URS 24"7 5. B. Janiszewska POL 24"8 6. G. Leone ITA 24"9

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

5th September 17 hrs — barometric pressure 757.9 — air humidity 85.5 % — temperature 26.5o

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER

'' On marks-Set " '' Set-Go " — — — heats 16''516 1"716 — semi-finals 16"650 1''850 — final 14"600 1''600 188 800 METRES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic winners

1928 - L. Radke-Batschauer GER 2'16''8

World record: 2' 04" 3 — L. Shevcova URS Moscow 1960

Olympic record: 2'16"8 — L. Radke-Batschauer GER 1928 ————— 31 entries from 19 nations - 27 participants from 15 nations

Soviet Shevcova wins the third heat of the 800 m. Second place goes to the Hungarian Csoka (no. 56) and third to the Pole Nowakowska (no. 147).

189 HEATS Tuesday 6th September — 15.15 hrs The first two in each heat together with the competitor who ob- tained the next best time after the first two, qualified for the final

HEAT 1 1. A. GLEICHFELD GER 2'10''9° 2. B. JONES AUS 2'11''0 3. Z. Motistovich URS 2'11''4 4. M. Dupureur FRA 2'12''3 5. D. Charles GRB 2'14"1 6. Z. Walasek POL 2'16''3 7. Lee Hwak Ja COR 2'28''4 Non starter: — T. Isaeva BUL Timing at 400 m.: l'07''8 ° New Olympic record.

HEAT 2 1. U. DONATH GER 2'07"8° 2. B. ZBIKOWSKA POL 2'09"5 3. F. Grecescu ROM 2'10"0 The Australian Dixie Willis is first at the 4. O. Kazi UNG 2'10''9 finish of the fourth heat of the 800 m. 5. G. Iannaccone ITA 2'13''6 6. P. Perkins GRB 2'15''3 - B. Daniels SUA disqualified Final of the 800 m.: Shevcova of the U.S.S.R. Non starters: — D. Souza IND just beats the Australian Jones. The Germans Timing at 400 m.: l'01''6 Donath, Kummerfeldt and Gleichfeld follow. ° New Olympic record.

HEAT 3 1. L. SHEVCOVA URS 2'09"2 2. G. CSOKA UNG 2'09"6 3. K. Nowakowska POL 2'09"7 4. E. Haslam CAN 2'10''0 5. B. Kulhava CSV 2'10''1 6. G. Kraan PBA 2'10''6 7. N. Goullieux FRA 2'13''4 Timing at 400 m.: 1'06''3

HEAT 4 1. D. WILLIS AUS 2'05''9° 2. J. JORDAN GRB 2'07''2 3. V. KUMMERFELDT GER 2'07''2 4. E. Parljuk URS 2'07''5 5. G. Ter Laak Spijk PBA 2'10''2 6. G. Ciray TUR 2'11''4 Non starters: - U. Brodbek SVI - S. Alvarado MEX Timing at 400 m.: 1'02''0 ° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 6th September — 15 hrs 17 hrs — barometric pressure 762.5 763.1 — air humidity 54% 59% — temperature 25.5° 26.5° Victory ceremony for the winners of the 800 m. From the left, Australia's B. Jones, silver medal; U.S.S.R. Shev- cova, gold medal and Germany's U. Donath, bronze medal.

FINAL

Wednesday 7th September — 16.45 hrs

1. L. SHEVCOVA URS 2'04''3 +o 2. B. JONES AUS 2'04"4 3. U. DONATH GER 2'05"6 4. V. Kummerfeldt GER 2'05"9 5. A. Gleichfeld GER 2'06''5 6. J. Jordan GRB 2'07''8 7. G. Csoka UNG 2'08''0 8. B. Zbikowska POL 2'11"8 Scratched: D. Willis AUS

+ o World record equalled and new Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER

7th September: - 16 hrs 17 hrs ''On marks-Set " '' Set-Go" — barometric pressure 765 763.9 — air humidity 38.1 % 50.2 % — heats 10''175 0''900 — temperature 28.5° 26.5° — final 9"100 0"600 191 80 METRES HURDLES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1932 - M. Didrikson SUA 11"7 1952 - S. B. Strickland de la Hunty AUS 10"9 1936 - T. Valla ITA 11"7 1956 - S. B. Strickland de la Hunty AUS 10''7 1948 - F. Blankers-Koen PBA 11"2

World record: 10" 5 - G. Birkemeyer GER Leipzig 1960

Olympic record: 10" 7 - S. B. Strickland de la Hunty AUS Melbourne 1956

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29 entries from 18 nations - 28 participants from 17 nations

HEATS Wednesday 31st August — 10.25 hrs

The first two in each heat qualified for the semi-finals

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. I. PRESS URS 10"7 = 1. M. BIGNAL GRB 11"2 2. C. QUINTON GRB 10"9 2. N. THROWER AUS 11"4 3. D. Stamejcic JUG 11"3 3. S. Kerkova BUL 11"6 4. U. Wieslander SVE 11''5 4. W. Dos Santos BRA 11"7 5. I. Robertson SUA 11''6 5. B. Diaz H. CUB 11"7 Opposing wind: 0.36 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.50 m./s. = Olympic record equalled.

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. R. KOSHELEVA URS 11"1 1. G. BIRKEMEYER GER 11"2 2. D. GUENARD FRA 11"2 2. B. SOSGORNIK POL 11"4 3. A. Stolzova CSV 11"4 3. P. Nutting GRB 11"5 4. J. Terry SUA 11"4 4. S. Mc Callum CAN 11''7 Non starter: M. Bacskai UNG 5. F. Murauer AUT 11"9 Opposing wind: 0.40 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.50 m./s.

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. K. RICHERT GER 11''2 1. Z. KOPP GER 10"9 2. T. WIECZOREK POL 11"3 2. G. BYSTROVA URS 11"1 3. S. Brierre FRA 11"6 3. L. Bertoni ITA 11''4 4. G. Cooke Wigney AUS 11"7 4. S. Crowder SUA 12"3 5. J. Jih FOR 12"6 Opposing wind: 0.46 m./s. Opposing wind: 0.36 m./s. 192 SEMI-FINALS Wednesday 31st August — 17.10 hrs The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final 1st SEMI-FINAL 1. G. BYSTROVA URS 11''0 2. M. BIGNAL GRB 11''0 3. R. KOSHELEVA URS 11''1 4. K. Richert GER 11''1 5. N. Thrower AUS 11''3 6. B. Sosgornik POL 11''3 Opposing wind: m. 0.91/s

2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. I. PRESS URS 10''6 ° 2. G. BIRKEMEYER GER 10''9 3. C. QUINTON GRB 11''0 4. Z. Kopp GER 11''0 5. T. Wieczorek POL 11''2 6. D. Guenard FRA 11''4 Wind: 0 ° New Olympic record.

FINAL

Thursday 1st September — 17.10 hrs

1. I. PRESS URS 10"8 2. C. QUINTON GRB 10"9 3. G. BIRKEMEYER GER 11''0 4. M. Bignal GRB 11''1 5. G. Bystrova URS 11''2 6. R. Kosheleva URS 11''2 Wind: 0

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER —————————————————— ''On marks-Set" "Set-Go" — — — heats 18''433 2"266 — semi-finals 16''850 1''850 — final 16"100 l''800

(Top photo). Victory of the Russian Irina Press in the first heat of the 80 m. hurdles. (Centre photo). It is obviously clear from the photofinish that Irina Press has beaten Britain's Quinton and Germany's Birkemeyer.

(Bottom photo). Irina Press after her victory. 4 x 100 METRES RELAY ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1928 - CAN 48"4 1948 - PBA 47"5 1932 - SUA 47"0 1952 - SUA 45''9 1936 - SUA 46"9 1956 - AUS 44''5

World record: 44''5 AUSTRALIA Melbourne 1956 (S. B. Strickland de la Hunty, N. Cro- cker, F. Mellor, B. Cuthbert)

Olympic record: 44"5 AUSTRALIA Melbourne 1956 (S. B. Strickland de la Hunty, N. Cro- cker, F. Mellor, B. Cuthbert) —————

10 teams entered from 10 nations with 54 athletes - 10 teams participated from 10 nations with 40 athletes

At the finish of the first heat of the 4 X 100 relay, Mary Bignal is first with a time of 45"8. Final of the 4 X 100 m. relay. From the outside, hand-over by Jesionowska to Richter for Poland (placed third), by Tizzoni to Leone for Italy (fifth), by Hendrix to Heine for Germany (placed second), by Jones to Rudolph for the U.S.A. (first) and by Itkina to Press for the U.S.S.R. (placed fourth). In this final, the British team was forced to withdraw.

HEATS Wednesday 7th September — 15.20 hrs The first three teams of each heat qualified for the final

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. GREAT BRITAIN 45"8 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 44''4* ° (C. Quinton - D. Hyman - J. Smart - (M. Hudson - L. Williams - B. Jones M. Bignal) - W. Rudolph) 2. GERMANY 45"8 2. U.S.S.R. 45''0 (M. Langbein - A. Biechel - B. Hen- (V. Krepkina - V. Maslovskaia - M. drix - J. Heine) Itkina - I. Press) 3. ITALY 46"6 3. POLAND 45"3 (L. Bertoni - S. Valenti - P. Tizzoni - (T. Wieczorek - B. Janiszewska — G. Leone) C. Jesionowska - H. Richter) 4. Hungary 47''3 4. Panama 46"5 (E. Held - M. Bacskai - A. Munkacsi (S. Hunte - C. Gooden - L. Dunn - - I. Jonas) J. Holmes) 5. Canada 47"9 - Australia Disqualified (N. Lewingston - S. Mc Callun - V. (M. Matthews Willard - N. Thrower - Jerome - E. Haslam) N. Fleming - P. Duggan) * ° New World and Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 7th September - 15 hrs 16 hrs

— barometric pressure 765.2 765 — air humidity 36.8 % 38.1 % — temperature 28.5° 28.5°

195 FINAL

Thursday 8th September — 17.55 hrs

1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 44''5 (M. Hudson - L. Williams - B. Jones - W. Rudolph)

2. GERMANY 44"8 (M. Langbein - A. Biechel - B. Hen- drix - J. Heine)

3. POLAND 45''0 (T. Wieczorek - B. Janiszewska - C. Jesionowska - H. Richter)

4. U.S.S.R. 45''2 (V. Krepkina - V. Maslovskaia - M. Itkina - I. Press)

5. Italy 45''6 (L. Bertoni - S. Valenti - P. Tizzoni - G. Leone)

- Great Britain withdrawn (C. Quinton - D. Hyman - J. Smart - M. Bignal)

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

8th September — 17 hrs 18 hrs

— barometric pressure 762.8 762.3 — air humidity 81.6 % 93.3% — temperature 20° 18.5°

Wilma Rudolph crosses the finishing line in the 4 X 100 relay and wins her third gold medal. AVERAGE TIMES OF THE STARTER

'' On marks-Set " '' Set-Go "

— heats 15''950 2''100 — final 16''800 1''900

196 HIGH JUMP ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1928 - E. Catherwood CAN 1.59 1948 - A. Coachman SUA 1.68 1932 - J. Shiley SUA 1.65 1952 - E. Brand SAF 1.67 1936 - I. Csak UNG 1.60 1956 - M. L. McDaniel SUA 1.76

World record: m. 1.86 - I. Balas ROM 1960

Olympic record: m. 1.76 - M. L. McDaniel SUA Mellbourne 1956 —————

24 entries from 16 nations - 23 participants from 15 nations

Britain's D. Shirley placed third in the high jump event.

197 J. Jozwiakowska is placed second in the high jump.

It is in this way that Iolanda Balas of Rumania wins the high jump. QUALIFICATION

Wednesday 7th September — 09.00 hrs

Qualification standard: 1.65 m.

ATHLETE NATION 1.50 1.55 1.60 1.65

I. BALAS ROM — — x x B. Brown SUA x ooo E. Hobers PBA x x x ooo I. BECKER GER x x x x F. SLAAP GRB x oox x ox J. Geartner SUA x ooo P. ZWIER PBA x x x oox T. CHENCHIK URS x x ox ox F. PETRY-AMIEL FRA x ox x ox I. B. LORENTZON SVE x x x ox G. DOLIA URS x x x oox M. Oxvang DAN x x ox ooo B. Archer GUA x ox ooo M. SCHMITZ-PORTZ GER — x x x K. Lenzke GER x x x ooo M. Bortoluzzi ITA x x ooo V. BALLOD URS — x x x 0. GERE JUG x x x x N. ROGERS SUA x x x ox C. Konvur TUR oox ooo J. JOZWIAKOWSKA POL x x x x D. SHIRLEY GRB x x x x H. FRITH AUS x — x oox Absent: J. Jih RCF

o = attempt failed. — = requested subsequent height. x = attempt successful.

Qualified: I. Balas ROM, I. Becker GER, F. Slaap GRB, P. Zwier PBA, T. Chenchik URS, F. Petry FRA, I. B. Lorentzon SVE, G. Dolia URS, M. Schmitz GER, V. Ballod URS, O. Gere JUG, N. Rogers SUA, J. Jozwiakowska POL, D. Shirley GRB, H. Frith AUS.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

7th September — 9 hrs 10 hrs

— barometric pressure 765 766.1 — air humidity 59.7 % 57% — temperature 24° 27.5° 199 The winners of the high jump after the presentation ceremony. From the left: Jozwiakowska (POL), silver medallist; Balas (ROM), sold medallist and Shirley (GRB), bronze medallist.

FINAL Thursday 8th September — 15.00 hrs

ATHLETE NATION 1.55 1.60 1.65 1.68 1.71 1.73 1.75 1.77 1.81 1.85 1.87

1. I. BALAS ROM — x — x x x — x ox oox oo 1.85°

2. J. JOZWIAKOWSKA POL — x x x x ooo 1.71

2. D. SHIRLEY GRB — x x x x ooo 1.71

4. G. Dolia URS x x ox x oox ooo 1.71

5. T. Chenchik URS x x x x ooo 1.68

6. I. B. Lorentzon SVE x x x ooo 1.65

6. F. Slaap GRB x x x ooo 1.65

6. H. Frith AUS x x x ooo 1.65

9. I. Becker GER x x ox ooo 1.65

9. P. Zwier PBA x x ox ooo 1.65

9. F. Petry-Amiel FRA x x ox ooo 1.65

9. M. Schmitz-Portz GER x x ox ooo 1.65

9. O. Gere JUG x x ox ooo 1.65

14. N. Rogers SUA ox oox ox ooo 1.65

15. V. Ballod URS x ox oox ooo 1.65

o = attempt failed. — = requested subsequent height. x = attempt successful. ° New Olympic record.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

8th September - 15 hrs 16 hrs

— barometric pressure 774.2 763.8 — air humidity 47.9 % 54.2 % — temperature 28.9° 27.5o 200 LONG JUMP ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners 1948 - O.Gyarmati UNG 5.69 1956 - E. Krzesinska POL 6.35 1952 - Y. Williams NZE 6.24

World record: m. 6.40 - H. Claus GER Erfurt 1960

Olympic record: m. 6.35 - E. Krzesinska POL Melbourne 1956 ——————

31 entries from 19 nations - 30 participants from 18 nations

The Polish girl, Krzesinska, Claus of Germany will be placed reaches 6. 27 m. in the long jump. third with a jump of 6.21 m.

201 Vera Krepkina of the U.S.S.R., with a distance of 6.37 m., wins the gold medal in the long jump and betters the Olympic record.

202 QUALIFICATION

Wednesday 31st August — 09.00 hrs

Qualification standard: 5.80 m.

ATHLETE NATION I II III

W. WHITE SUA 6.07 A. Onel TUR 4.97 4.92 4.84 V. Prikrylova CSV 5.64 5.57 0 A. Fukuda GIA 5.78 0 0 B. JOHANSSON FIN 5.65 5.84 H. HOFFMANN GER 5.62 0 5.90 N. FLEMING AUS 5.80 R. JUNKER GER 6.00 E. KRZESINSKA POL 6.13 Lin Chau Tai RCF 5.51 4.54 5.10 Y. Kimura GIA 0 0 5.45 M. BIBRO POL 5.92 F. ITO GIA 5.71 5.88 V. KREPKINA URS 6.14 V. Badana R. FIL 5.38 5.59 0 S. Mc Callum CAN 4.97 0 5.22 M. THETU FRA 5.74 5.96 I. Karashik ISR 4.78 4.92 5.08 B. WEIGEL NZE 0 6.12 S. Mitchell AUS 5.47 5.20 5.60 M. CHOJNACKA POL 5.95 A. Smith SUA 0 0 0 M. BIGNAL GRB 0 6.33 H. CLAUS GER 6.21 C. PERSIGHETTI GRB 5.82 J. BIJLEVELD PBA 5.90 V. SHAPRUNOVA URS 5.80 H. FRITH AUS 5.98 P. Tizzoni ITA 5.63 0 5.65 L. RADCHENKO URS 5.70 5.83 Absent: G. Fries AUT

0 = failed to record a jump.

Qualified: W. White SUA, B. Johansson FIN, H. Hoffmann GER, N. Fleming AUS, R. Junker GER, E. Krze- sinska POL, M. Bibro POL, F. Ito GIA, V. Krepkina URS, M. Thetu FRA, B. Weigel NZE, M. Chojnacka POL, M. Bignal GRB, H. Claus GER, C. Persighetti GRB, J. Bijleveld PBA, V. Shaprunova URS, H. Frith AUS, L. Radchenko URS. 203 FINAL Wednesday 31st August — 15.45 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III IV V VI

1. V. KREPKINA URS 6.17 6.01 6.22 6.37 6.17 0 6.37 ° 2. E. KRZESINSKA POL 0 6.17 0 6.25 0 6.27 6.27 3. H. CLAUS GER 6.21 6.18 0 0 6.13 6.11 6.21 4. R. Junker GER 6.17 5.94 6.05 6.19 6.11 6.10 6.19 5. L. Radchenko URS 5.99 6.00 6.16 5.83 5.91 5.90 6.16 6. H. Hoffmann GER 6.02 5.88 6.11 5.90 0 6.09 6.11 7. J. Bijleveld PBA 6.11 0 0 6.11 8. V. Shaprunova URS 6.01 5.95 5.77 6.01

9. M. Bignal GRB 0 0 6.01 6.01 10. B. Weigel NZE 5.98 5.81 5.91 5.98 11. M. Chojnacka POL 5.98 5.67 5.86 5.98 12. F. Ito GIA 5.82 5.98 5.74 5.98 13. M. Bibro POL 5.86 5.50 0 5.86 14. M. Thetu FRA 5.73 5.85 5.83 5.85 15. N. Fleming AUS 5.82 5.64 5.75 5.82 16. W. White SUA 5.77 0 5.28 5.77 17. H. Frith AUS 0 5.62 5.61 5.62 18. B. Johansson FIN 5.57 5.56 5.52 5.57 19. C. Persighetti GRB 5.46 5.42 5.57 5.57

0 = failed to record a jump. ° New Olympic record.

Satisfied winners of the long jump after the award. From the left: H. Claus (GER), bronze medal; V. Krepkina (URS), gold medal, and E. Krzesinska (POL), silver medal. THROWING THE DISCUS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1928 - H. Konopacka POL 39.62 1948 - M. Ostermeyer FRA 41.92 1932 - L. Copeland SUA 40.58 1952 - N. Romashkova URS 51.42 1936 - G. Mauermayer GER 47.63 1956 - O. Fikotova CSV 53.69

World record: m. 57.04 - N. Dumbadze URS Tbilisi 1952

Olympic record: m. 53.69 - O. Fikotova CSV Melbourne 1956

——————

25 entries from 16 nations - 24 participants from 15 nations

With a throw of 52.59 metres, Tamara Krimhild Hausmann throws the discus; Press of the U.S.S.R. is classified second. the German athlete will be placed fourth. QUALIFICATION

Saturday 3rd September — 09.00 hrs

Qualification standard: 47 metres

ATHLETE NATION I II III

L. MANOLIU ROM 48.57 S. Allday GRB 0 0 41.12 M. Celesnik JUG 0 30.84 0 H. Uchida GIA 0 43.78 0 J. NEMCOVA CSV 49.86 N. PONOMAREVA URS 53.68 E. Ricci ITA 45.86 0 45.78 K. Rykowska POL 0 46.75 0 J. Thompson NZE 45.94 46.74 42.93 P. Paternoster ITA 43.11 41.36 42.20 D. Hofrichter AUT 44.94 0 39.26 W. BERGH SVE 0 44.29 47.02 P. Kurrell SUA 43.23 40.35 42.34 V. SLOPER NZE 46.91 45.79 42.80 K. HAUSMANN GER 50.86 E. KUZNECOVA URS 49.36 D. Muller GER 0 0 0 E. BROWN SUA 42.43 51.17 S. MERTOVA CSV 49.34 T. PRESS URS 51.47 K. Halkier DAN 41.06 42.02 43.99 O. CONNOLLY SUA 0 48.32 Wu Jin Yun FOR 0 0 0 I. SCHUCH GER 52.22 Absent: J. Bognar UNG

0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: L. Manoliu ROM, J. Nemcova CSV, N. Ponomareva URS, W. Bergh SVE, V. Sloper NZE, K. Hausmann GER, E. Kuznecova URS, E. Brown SUA, S. Mertova CSV, T. Press URS, O. Connolly SUA, I. Schuch GER.

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 3rd September - 9 hrs

— barometric pressure 765.2 — air humidity 50.5 % — temperature 26° 206 Nina Ponomareva of the Soviet Union is a safe winner of the discus event establishing a new Olympic record with a distance of 55.10 metres. 207 FINAL Monday 5th September — 15.40 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III IV V VI

1. N. PONOMAREVA URS 44.48 52.42 53.39 51.68 55.10 54.42 55.10° 2. T. PRESS URS 51.64 46.82 0 50.92 0 52.59 52.59

3. L. MANOLIU ROM 52.36 0 46.29 50.59 48.78 46.96 52.36

4. K. Hausmann GER 51.47 0 45.30 47.40 48.12 46.38 51.47

5. E. Kuznecova URS 51.43 51.39 50.96 49.69 50.62 51.25 51.43

6. E. Brown SUA 51.29 35.83 47.29 0 35.20 45.80 51.29

7. O. Connolly SUA 50.95 47.46 48.82 50.95

8. J. Nemcova CSV 50.12 48.62 0 50.12

9. I. Schuch GER 49.86 49.42 0 49.86

10. V. Sloper NZE 45.26 0 48.81 48.81

11. S. Mertova CSV 48.28 46.62 38.51 48.28

12. W. Bergh SVE 42.70 43.76 43.96 43.96

0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record

METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS —————————————————— 5th September — 15 hrs 16 hrs

— barometric pressure 759.2 758.8 — air humidity 69.2 % 66.2 % — temperature 30.5° 30°

The winners of the discus throw. From the left: (URS), silver medal; Nina Ponomareva (URS), gold medal and Lia Manoliu (ROM), bronze medal. PUTTING THE SHOT ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1948 - M. Ostermeyer FRA 13.75 1956 - T. Tychkevitc URS 16.59 1952 - G. Zybina URS 15.28

World record: m. 17.78 - T. Press URS Moscow 1960

Olympic record: m. 16.59 - T. Tychkevitch URS Melbourne 1956

——————

20 entries from 14 nations - 18 participants from 12 nations

QUALIFICATION

Friday 2nd September — 09.00 hrs

Qualification standard: 14.50 metres

ATHLETE NATION I II III

R. GARISCH C. GER 15.78 T. Krasteva BUL 13.66 13.99 0 L. Sharamovitch BUL 14.06 14.09 0 Wu Jin Yun RCF 11.53 11.42 11.76 W. HOFFMANN GER 15.84 G. ZYBINA URS 15.03 Y. Matsuda GIA 13.51 12.56 12.99 J. LUTTGE GER 15.51 J. KLIMAJ POL 0 0 14.85 M. USENIK JUG 14.20 14.74 V. CERNA CSV 14.51 T. PRESS URS 13.23 16.00 S. Allday GRB 12.03 13.10 Z. DOYNIKOVA URS 15.10 V. SLOPER NZE 16.07 A. Hatzroni ISR 12.59 11.81 E. BROWN SUA 16.15 E. RUSIN POL 14.28 14.50 Absent: - M. Marinescu ROM - J. Bognar UNG 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: R. Garisch C. GER, W. Hoffmann GER, G. Zybina URS, J. Luttge GER, J. Klimaj POL, M. Usenik JUG, V. Cerna CSV, T. Press URS, Z. Doynikova URS, V. Sloper NZE, E. Brown SUA, E. Rusin POL. 209

14. - II FINAL Friday 2nd September — 16.40 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III IV V VI

1. T. PRESS URS 16.08 17.32 16.40 16.19 16.20 16.14 17.32° 2. J. LUTTGE GER 16.21 15.59 15.74 15.20 15.40 16.61 16.61 3. E. BROWN SUA 15.73 16.34 16.07 15.80 15.95 16.42 16.42 4. V. Sloper NZE 16.11 16.26 15.72 16.39 16.21 16.07 16.39 5. Z. Doynikova URS 0 15.72 15.40 15.65 16.13 15.52 16.13 6. R. Garisch C. GER 15.61 15.94 15.40 15.07 15.20 15.60 15.94 7. G. Zybina URS 13.82 15.56 15.37 15.56 8. W. Hoffmann GER 14.87 14.75 15.14 15.14 9. V. Cerna CSV 15.06 14.29 0 15.06 10. J. Klimaj POL 14.06 14.66 13,78 14.66 11. E. Rusin POL 0 14.55 14.18 14.55 12. M. Usenik JUG 14.19 14.12 14.11 14.19

0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record

Tamara Press (URS) makes a shot of 17.32 metres, wins the gold medal and betters the Olympic record. THROWING THE JAVELIN —————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1932 - M. Didrikson SUA 43.68 1952 - D. Zatopkova CSV 50.47 1936 - T. Fleischer GER 45.18 1956 - I. Iaounzem URS 53.86 1948 - H. Bauma AUT 45.57

World record: in. 59.55 - E. Ozolina URS Bucharest 1960

Olympic record: m. 53.86 - I. Iaounzem URS Melbourne 1956 ——————

21 entries from 15 nations - 20 participants from 14 nations

QUALIFICATION Thursday 1st September — 09.00 hrs Qualification standard: 48 metres

ATHLETE NATION I II III

E. Strasser AUT 43.79 43.80 0 I. Almqvist SVE 0 44.33 47.67 U. FIGWER POL 48.04 E. OZOLINA URS 53.25 M. ARHENS CIL 44.61 48.36 A. PAZERA AUS 45.66 49.20 A. Williams GRB 42.44 0 40.03 S. PLATT GRB 50.67 M. ANTAL UNG 0 47.56 50.01 E. Strobenreuther GER 45.88 0 46.85 V. PESKOVA CSV 50.61 A. Brommel GER 34.76 45.52 41.20 L. Kock DAN 43.01 0 40.36 A. SHASTITKO URS 48.91 A. GERHARDS GER 45.89 0 48.33 M. DITI ROM 49.80 D. ZATOPKOVA CSV 47.94 51.64 B. KALEDENE URS 48.59 V. Thorvaldsen NOR 0 0 41.99 K. OLDHAM SUA 43.96 44.26 50.62 Absent: — E. Davenport IND 0 = failed fair throw.

Qualified: U. Figwer POL, E. Ozolina URS, M. Arhens CIL, A. Pazera AUS, S. Platt GRB, M. Antal UNG, V. Peskova CSV, A. Shastitko URS, A. Gerhards GER, M. Diti ROM, D. Zatopkova CSV, B. Kaledene URS, K. Oldham SUA. 211 FINAL Thursday 1st September — 15.00 hrs

ATHLETE NATION I II III IV V VI

1. E. OZOLINA URS 55.98 0 51.54 54.80 0 55.98 ° 2. D. ZATOPKOVA CSV 49.84 50.36 53.78 51.02 46.13 50.70 53.78 3. B. KALEDENE URS 50.17 49.81 53.45 50.87 49.58 0 53.45 4. V. Peskova CSV 50.94 0 51.28 52.56 49.00 48.82 52.56 5. U. Figwer POL 52.33 0 47.92 50.16 46.53 — 52.33 6. A. Pazera AUS 51.15 47.04 0 42.76 47.35 0 51.15 7. S. Platt GRB 51.01 50.84 0 51.01 8. A. Shastitko URS 47.43 50.83 50.92 50.92 9. M. Antal UNG 50.25 48.41 49.66 50.25 10. M. Diti ROM 49.56 47.49 48.83 49.56 11. A. Gerhards GER 47.76 49.27 0 49.27 12. M. Arhens CIL 46.39 47.53 45.34 47.53 13. K. Oldham SUA 44.39 46.52 44.24 46.52

0 = failed fair throw. ° New Olympic record.

Dana Zapotkova (CSV), silver E. Ozolina (URS) throws the javelin medallist in the javelin throw. 55.98 metres and wins the gold medal. AVERAGES OF THE TWELVE BEST RESULTS OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

100 metres flat 11.908 11.700 11.683 200 metres flat 24.491 24.183 23.666 800 metres flat not held not held 2,07.041 80 metres hurdles 11.150 10.983 11.041 High jump 1.583 1.658 1.684 Long jump 5.834 5.885 6.115 Putting the shot 13.567 15.024 15.664 Throwing the discus 43.246 47.365 50.485 Throwing the javelin 45.345 48.445 51.482 4 X 100 metres relay 46.966 45.222* 45.881*

* Averages on 9 results.

AVERAGE OF THE SIX FINALISTS IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

100 metres flat 11.866 11.766 11.350 200 metres flat 24.250 23.916 24.583 800 metres flat not held not held 2,05.750 80 metres hurdles 11.180* 11.050 11.033 High jump 1.615 1.685 1.718 Long jump 5.970 6.021 6.218 Putting the shot 14.326 15.788 16.468 Throwing the discus 45.790 50.755 52.373 Throwing the javelin 48.198 50.375 53.208 4 X 100 metres relay 46.450 45.433 45.020

* Averages calculated on five finalists.

213

Flaminio Stadium the Corso Francia viaduct, to the right, divides and over-runs the Olympic Village. FOOTBALL

From 26th August to 10th September at the Flaminio Stadium in Rome and in the stadiums of Florence, Grosseto, L'Aquila, Leghorn, Pescara and Naples.

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (F. I. F. A.)

President: ARTHUR DREWRY C. B. E., J. P. Secretary-General: KURT GASSMANN

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA GIUOCO CALCIO (F. I. G. C.)

President: UMBERTO AGNELLI Secretary General: ROMOLO RONZIO

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: UMBERTO AGNELLI Technical Delegate: GIORGIO MORTARI Members: ROMOLO RONZIO ENNIO FOGLIETTI GIUSEPPE BARDIGOTTA

F.I.F.A. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE REFEREEING COMMITTEE President: OTTORINO BARASSI President: STANLEY ROUS STANLEY ROUS K. VAN DER MEER M. ANDREJEVICH A. LINDENBERG MORDY MADURO P. ESCARTIN Secretary: KURT GASSMANN A. RIBEIRO DOS REIS

APPEAL COMMITTEE F.I.F.A. Delegate: M. ANDREJEVICH ARTHUR DREWRY IGNACIO GOMEZ URQUISA DIRECTOR OF TOURNAMENT VALENTIN GRANATKIN M. ANDREJEVICH ROMOLO RONZIO

THE REFEREES

B. S. BAHRI TUN VAN ROSBERG CUR C. GAMBAROTTA ITA E. ERLIH JUG S. ZSOLT UNG A. GRIGNANI ITA S. GARAN TUR G. ADAMI ITA C. JONNI ITA J. KANDLBINDER GER P. ANGELINI ITA F. LIVERANI ITA L. HELGE DAN F. ANNOSCIA ITA C. LO BELLO ITA R. J. LEAFE GRB C. BABINI ITA G. MARCHESE ITA I. MAHMOUD RAU P. BONETTO ITA V. ORLANDINI ITA R. MORGAN CAN G. CAMPANATI ITA G. RIGATO ITA P. SCHWINTE FRA B. DE MARCHI ITA R. RIGHI ITA L. VAN NUFFEL BEL 217 Previous Olympic Winners

1900 - GREAT BRITAIN 1928 - URUGUAY 1904 - CANADA 1936 - ITALY 1908 - GREAT BRITAIN 1948 - SWEDEN 1912 - GREAT BRITAIN 1952 - HUNGARY 1920 - BELGIUM 1956 - U.S.S.R. 1924 - URUGUAY

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50 nations out of 51 entered participated in the qualification Tournament. Australia withdrew.

Italy did not participate in the qualification Tournament, being admitted to the Tournament proper as organising Nation of the Games of the XVII Olympiad.

16 national teams participated in the Olympic Tournament with a total of 238 players.

Fuorigrotta Stadium at Naples. Italy b. Formosa 4-1; the Italian player Fanello scores the third goal.

218 QUALIFICATION TOURNAMENT ——————————————————

EUROPE

FIRST GROUP

Results: Classification:

Denmark-Iceland 1-1 Denmark 4 3 1 0 11 6 7 Iceland-Denmark 2-4 Iceland 4 1 1 2 5 7 3 Norway-Iceland 2-1 Norway 4 1 0 3 5 8 2 Iceland- Norway 1-0 Denmark-Norway 2-1 Norway-Denmark 2-4

SECOND GROUP

Results: Classification:

Poland-Germany 3-1 Poland 4 4 0 0 15 4 8 Germany-Poland 0-3 Germany 3 1 0 2 3 7 2 Finland-Poland 1-3 Finland 3 0 0 3 4 11 0 Poland-Finland 6-2 Germany-Finland 2-1 Finland-Germany (not held)

THIRD GROUP

Results: Classification: U.S.S.R.-Bulgaria 1-1 Bulgaria 4 2 1 1 4 3 5 Bulgaria-U.S.S.R. 1-0 U.S.S.R. 4 1 2 1 3 2 4 Rumania-Bulgaria 1-0 Rumania 4 1 1 2 2 4 3 Bulgaria-Rumania 2-1 U.S.S.R.-Rumania 2-0 Rumania-U.S.S.R. 0-0

FOURTH GROUP

Results: Classification:

Yugoslavia-Israel 1-2 Yugoslavia* 4 2 1 1 12 4 5 Israel-Yugoslavia 2-2 Israel 4 2 1 1 7 6 5 Greece-Israel 2-1 Greece 4 1 0 3 3 12 2 Israel-Greece 2-1 Yugoslavia-Greece 4-0 Greece-Yugoslavia 0-5 *YUGOSLAVIA best goal average 219 FIFTH GROUP Results: Classification:

Great Britain-Holland 2-2 Great Britain 4 3 1 0 13 6 7 Holland-Great Britain 2-5 Ireland 4 1 1 2 9 9 3 Ireland-Holland 6-3 Holland 4 0 2 2 6 13 2 Holland-Ireland 0-0 Great Britain-Ireland 3-2 Ireland-Great Britain 1-3

SIXTH GROUP

Results: Classification:

France-Luxembourg 1-0 France 4 3 0 1 7 6 6 Luxembourg-France 5-3 Luxembourg 4 1 2 1 7 6 4 Switzerland-France 1-2 Switzerland 4 0 2 2 3 5 2 France-Switzerland 1-0 Luxembourg-Switzerland 0-0 Switzerland-Luxembourg 2-2

SEVENTH GROUP

Results: Classification:

Hungary-Austria 2-1 Hungary 4 4 0 0 10 3 3 Austria-Hungary 0-4 Czechoslovakia 4 1 1 2 4 5 3 Czechoslovakia-Austria 2-1 Austria 4 0 1 3 2 8 1 Austria-Czechoslovakia 0-0 Hungary-Czechoslovakia 2-1 Czechoslovakia-Hungary 1-2

Nations from the Europe Group Admitted to the Olympic Tournament:

DENMARK POLAND BULGARIA YUGOSLAVIA GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE HUNGARY ITALY (Organising Nation of the Games)

220 AFRICA

FIRST GROUP Results: Classification: Nigeria-Ghana 3-1 U.A.R. 4 3 0 1 11 5 6 Ghana-Nigeria 4-1 Ghana 4 2 0 2 8 6 4 U.A.R.-Ghana 2-1 Nigeria 4 1 0 3 6 14 2 Ghana-U.A.R. 2-0 Nigeria-U.A.R. 2-6 U.A.R.-Nigeria 3-0

SECOND GROUP Results: Classification: Ethiopia-Uganda 1-1 Sudan 4 3 1 0 6 2 7 Uganda-Ethiopia 1-2 Ethiopia 4 1 2 1 5 6 4 Sudan-Uganda 1-0 Uganda 4 0 1 3 2 5 1 Uganda-Sudan 0-1 Sudan-Ethiopia 3-1 Ethiopia-Sudan 1-1

THIRD GROUP Results: Classification: Malta-Tunisia 0-0 Tunisia * 4 2 1 1 5 3 5 Tunisia-Malta 2-0 Morocco 4 2 1 1 7 6 5 Malta-Morocco 2-2 Malta 4 0 2 2 3 6 2 Morocco-Malta 2-1 Tunisia-Morocco 2-0 * TUNISIA best goal average. Morocco-Tunisia 3-1

Nations from the Africa Group admitted to "Second Qualification Round"

U.A.R. SUDAN TUNISIA

SECOND ROUND Results: Classification: Tunisia-U.A.R. 0-0 U.A.R. 4 3 1 0 7 1 7 U.A.R.-Tunisia 3-1 Tunisia 4 1 1 2 3 4 3 Sudan-Tunisia 1-0 Sudan 4 1 0 3 1 6 2 Tunisia-Sudan 2-0 Sudan-U.A.R. 0-1 U.A.R.-Sudan 3-0

Nations from the Africa Group admitted to the Olympic Tournament

U.A.R. TUNISIA 221 ASIA - AUSTRALIA

FIRST GROUP Results: Classification: -Japan 2-0 South Korea* 2 1 0 1 2 1 2 Japan-South Korea 1-0 Japan 2 1 0 1 1 2 2 * SOUTH KOREA best goal average.

SECOND GROUP Australia (withdrawn) Indonesia

THIRD GROUP Results: Classification: Chinese Rep. (Formosa)-Thailand 3-1 China (Formosa) 2 2 0 0 6 2 4 Thailand-Chinese Rep. (Formosa) 1-3 Thailand 2 0 0 2 2 6 0

FOURTH GROUP Results: Classification: Afghanistan-India 2-5 India 2 2 0 0 7 2 4 India-Afghanistan (rtd.) 2-0 Afghanistan 2 0 0 2 2 7 0

FIFTH GROUP Results: Classification: Turkey-Irak 7-1 Turkey* 4 4 0 0 14 3 8 Irak-Turkey 2-3 Irak 4 2 0 2 14 10 4 Lebanon-Irak 0-3 Lebanon 4 0 0 4 0 15 0 Irak-Lebanon 8-0 Turkey-Lebanon (scratched) 2-0 * TURKEY admitted to Olympic Tournament without Lebanon-Turkey (scratched) 0-2 participating in "Second Qualification Round".

Nations from the Asia-Australia Group admitted to "Second Qualification Round": SOUTH KOREA, INDONESIA, CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA), INDIA

SECOND ROUND

FIRST GROUP

Results: Classification: India-Indonesia 4-2 India 2 2 0 0 6 2 4 Indonesia-India 0-2 Indonesia 2 0 0 2 2 6 0

SECOND GROUP

Results: Classification: South Korea-Chinese Rep. (Formosa) 2-2 China (Formosa) 2 1 1 0 3 2 3 Chinese Rep. (Formosa)-South Korea 1-0 South Korea 2 0 1 1 2 3 1

Nations from the Asia-Australia Group admitted to the Olympic Tournament: INDIA, CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA), TURKEY

222 AMERICA

FIRST GROUP

Results Classification: Mexico-United States 2-0 Mexico 2 1 1 0 3 1 3 United States-Mexico 1-1 United States 2 0 1 1 1 3 1

SECOND GROUP

Results: Classification: Surinam-Dutch Antilles 4-1 Surinam 2 1 1 0 6 3 3 Dutch Antilles-Surinam 2-2 Dutch Antilles 2 0 1 1 3 6 1

THIRD GROUP

Results: Classification: Brazil-Colombia 7-1 Brazil* 2 1 0 1 7 3 2 Colombia-Brazil 2-0 Colombia 2 1 0 1 3 7 2 * BRAZIL best goal average

FOURTH GROUP

Results: Classification: Argentine-Chile 6-0 Argentine 2 2 0 0 11 1 4 Chile-Argentine 1-5 Chile 2 0 0 2 1 11 0

FIFTH GROUP

Results: Classification: Peru-Uruguay 6-0 Peru 2 2 0 0 9 2 4 Uruguay-Peru 2-3 Uruguay 2 0 0 2 2 9 0

Nations from the America Group admitted to the " Second Qualification Round ":

MEXICO SURINAM BRAZIL ARGENTINE PERU

223 SECOND ROUND

Classification: Results: Argentine 4 4 0 0 14 5 8 Peru-Mexico 1-0 Argentine- Surinam 6-2 Peru 4 3 0 1 7 3 6 Brazil-Mexico 2-1 Brazil 4 2 0 2 7 7 4 Peru-Surinam 3-1 Mexico 4 1 0 3 6 6 2 Argentine-Brazil 3-1 Mexico-Surinam 4-0 Surinam 4 0 0 4 4 17 0 Argentine-Peru 2-1 Brazil-Surinam 4-1 Argentine-Mexico 3-1 Peru-Brazil 2-0

Nations from the America Group admitted to the Olympic Tournament:

ARGENTINE PERU BRAZIL

THE 16 NATIONS ADMITTED TO THE OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.

ITALY Organizer of the Games BULGARIA EUROPE Group DENMARK " " FRANCE " " GREAT BRITAIN " " YUGOSLAVIA " " POLAND " " HUNGARY " "

U.A.R. AFRICA Group TUNISIA ""

CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA) ASIA-AUSTRALIA Group INDIA " " TURKEY " "

ARGENTINE AMERICA Group BRAZIL " " PERU " " 224 TIME-TABLE ————————————————

Friday 26th August Thursday 1st September

ROME - 16.00 hrs: ROME - 16.00 hrs: Poland - Tunisia France - Hungary L'AQUILA - 16.00 hrs: L'AQUILA - 16.00 hrs: Denmark - Tunisia Hungary - India ROME - 21.00 hrs: PESCARA - 21.00 hrs: Yugoslavia - Bulgaria Yugoslavia - United Arab Rep. LEGHORN - 21.00 hrs: GROSSETO - 21.00 hrs: Turkey - United Arab Rep. Bulgaria - Turkey FLORENCE - 21.00 hrs: Italy - Brazil LEGHORN - 21.00 hrs: GROSSETO - 21.00 hrs: Brazil - Great Britain Great Britain - Chinese Rep. (Formosa) NAPLES - 21.00 hrs: NAPLES - 21.00 hrs: Italy - Chinese Rep. (Formosa) Poland - Argentine ROME - 21.00 hrs: PESCARA - 21.00 hrs: Denmark - Argentine Peru - India FLORENCE - 21.00 hrs: France - Peru Monday 5th September Semi-finals Monday 29th August NAPLES - 21.00 hrs: Italy - Yugoslavia ROME - 16.00 hrs: Brazil - Chinese Rep. (Formosa) Tuesday 6th September L'AQUILA - 16.00 hrs: Semi-finals Bulgaria - United Arab Rep. ROME - 21.00 hrs: FLORENCE - 21.00 hrs: Denmark - Hungary Yugoslavia - Turkey ROME - 21.00 hrs: Italy - Great Britain Friday 9th September Final for 3rd and 4th place LEGHORN - 21.00 hrs: Poland — Denmark ROME - 21.00 hrs: Italy - Hungary PESCARA - 21.00 hrs: Argentine - Tunisia GROSSETO - 21.00 hrs: Saturday 10th September France - India Final for 1st and 2nd place NAPLES - 21.00 hrs: ROME - 21.00 hrs: Hungary - Peru Yugoslavia - Denmark 225

15. - II OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT ————————————————

ELIMINATION ROUNDS

FIRST GROUP

BULGARIA - TURKEY 3-0 (1-0) Grosseto: Municipal Stadium — Friday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

Bulgaria - Naydenov Spirov - Rakarov, Kitov - Largov, Manolov, Kovatchev - Diev, Abadjev, Dimi- trov N., Yakimov, Christov. Turkey - Gokalp - Cipìloglu, Taner - Ozyazici, Tunakozan, Tarhan - Uygun, Sensan, Yalcinkaya, Koken, Soydan.

Goals - First half: Diev at 13'. Second half: Diev at 13', Christov at 22' Referee - Jonni (Italy). Linesmen - Adami (Italy), Angelini (Italy).

YUGOSLAVIA - UNITED ARAB REP. 6-1 (3-0) Pescara: Adriatico Stadium — Friday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

Yugoslavia - Soskic - Durkovic, Jusufi - Zanetic, Roganovic, Perusic - Ankovic, Maravic, Knez, Galic, Kostic. United Arab Rep. - Heikal Adel - Rifai Mahamed, Elhamouli Alaaeldine - Elessnawi Amin, Elfanaguili Rifaat, Kottb Samir - Redà, Attia Raafat, Selim Abdou, Elgohari Mahmoud, Elsherbini Mohamed.

Goals - First half: auto-goal Rifai Mohamed at 3', Galic at 30' (penalty), Kostic at 32'. Second half: Knez at 4', Kostic at 16', Kostic at 18', Attia Raafat at 27'. Referee - Leafe (Great Britain). Linesmen - Morgan (Canada) and Van Nuffel (Belgium).

BULGARIA - UNITED ARAB REP. 2-0 (1-0) L'Aquila: Municipal Stadium - Monday 29th August, 16.00 hrs

Bulgaria - Naydenov Spirov - Rakarov, Kovatchev - Dimitrov I., Manolov, Largov - Diev, Abadjev, Naydenov Jordanov, Yakimov, Kolev. United Arab. Rep. - Korshed Fetthi Aly - Zaki Yaken, Badawi Aly - Elhamouli Alaaeldine, Elfanaguili Rifaat, Kottb Samir - Redà, Noshi Mohamed, Selim Seleh, Elgohari Mahmoud, Elsherbini Mohamed. Goals - First half: Naydebov Jordanov at 42'. Second half: Diev at 43'. Referee - Leo Helge (Denmark). Linesmen - Rigato (Italy) and Kandlbinder (Germany). 226 YUGOSLAVIA - TURKEY 4-0 (1-0) Florence: Municipal Stadium — Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

Yugoslavia — Soskic — Durkovic, Jusufi — Zanetic, Roganovic, Perusic — Takac, Maravic, Galic, Knez, Kostic, Turkey — Gokalp - Cipiloglu, Taner — Ozyazici, Tunakozan, Tarhan — Yildiz, Sensan, Yalcinkaya, Ertan, Soydan.

Goals — First half: Kostic at 10'. Second half: Galic at 1', Knez at 16', Kostic at 44'. Referee — Orlandini (Italy). Linesmen —- Angelini (Italy) and Liverani (Italy).

YUGOSLAVIA - BULGARIA 3-3 (0-0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium — Thursday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Yugoslavia — Soskic — Durkovic, Jusufi — Zanetic, Sombolac, Perusic — Kozlina, Maravic, Galic, Knez, Kostic, Bulgaria — Naydenov Spirov — Rakarov, Manolov — Dimitrov I., Largov, Kovatchev — Diev, Abadjev. Christov, Yakimov, Debarski.

Goals — Second half: Galic at 5', Galic at 12', Kovatchev at 14', Galic at 24', Debarski at 36', De- barski at 44'. Referee — Jonni (Italy). Linesmen — Angelini (Italy) and De Marchi (Italy).

TURKEY - UNITED ARAB REP. 3-3 (2-1) Leghorn: Ardenza Stadium — Thursday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Turkey — Kucukbay — Cipiloglu, Taner — Ozyazici, Tunakozan, Ertan — Uygun, Sensan, Yalcinkaya, Tarhan, Koken. United Arab. Rep. — Korshed Fetthi Aly — Zaki Yaken, Elhamouli Alaaeldine — Badawi Aly, Elfanaguili Rifaat Kottb Samir — Elgohari Mahmoud, Nosseir Nabil, Noshi Mohamed, Attia Raafat, Elsherbini Mohamed.

Goals — First half: Attia Raafat at 10', Tarkan at 15', Koken at 30'. Second half: Kottb Samir at 13', Kottb Samir at 20', Yalcinkaya at 24'. Referee — Van Nuffel (Belgium). Linesmen — Bonetto (Italy) and Gambarotta (Italy).

CLASSIFICATION

YUGOSLAVIA 3 2 1 0 13 5 5 Bulgaria 3 2 1 0 8 3 5 Turkey 3 0 1 2 3 9 1 U.A.R. 3 0 1 2 4 11 1

YUGOSLAVIA, having the best "goal average" in the match with BULGARIA, qualified for the semi-finals. 227 A phase of the match between Brazil and Great Britain played at Leghorn. Brazil won with a score of 4 to 3.

Elimin. match between Brazil and China (Formosa) (5-0). The Chinese goalkeeper Lau Sui Wah cashes in the fifth goal. SECOND GROUP

ITALY – CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA) 4–1 (2–1) Naples: Fuorigrotta Stadium – Thursday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

Italy – Alfieri – Noletti, Trebbi – Ferrini, Salvadore, Trapattoni – Rivera, Fanello, Tomeazzi, Bul– garelli, Magistrelli. Chinese Republic – Lau Sui Wah – Law Pak, Kok Kam Hung – Ghan Hung, Lau Tim, Lam Seung Yee – (Formosa) Wong Chi Keung, Kwok Yu, Chau Moon, Yiu Chuk Yin, Mok Chun Wah.

Goals – First half: Rivera at 10', Mok Chun Wah at 29', Rivera at 33'. Second half: Fanello at 4', Tomeazzi at 22'.

Referee – Helge (Denmark). Linesmen – Schwinte (France) and Garan (Turkey).

BRAZIL – GREAT BRITAIN 4–3 (1–1) Leghorn: Ardenza Stadium – Thursday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

Brazil – Martins Cavalheiro – Franco Claudionos, Randazo Teixeira – Dias Branco, Gaetano Rubens, Battista Dari – Da Silva Machado, Ferreira Paulo, Da Silva José Ricardo, De Oliveira Nunes Gerson, Alves Filcueiras Waldir. Great Britain – Pinner – Thompson, Holt – Mc Kinven, Brown L., Sleap – Lewis, Brown R., Hasty, Lindsay, Devine.

Goals – First half: De Oliveira Nunes Gerson at 2', R. Brown at 32'. Second half: Lewis at 2', Da Silva José Ricardo at 16', Da Silva Machado at 19', Da Silva José Ricardo at 27', R. Brown at 42'. Referee – Kandlbinder (Germany). Linesmen – Zsolt (Hungary) and Imam Mahmoud (U.A.R.).

BRAZIL – CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA) 5–0 (2–0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Monday 29th August, 16.00 hrs

Brazil – Martins Cavalheiro – Franco Claudionos, Vilela Jurandis – Dias Branco, De Campos Candido José, Battista Dari – Da Silva Machado, Ferreira Paulo, De Castro Conçalves, De Oliveira Nunes Gerson, Alves Filcueiras Waldir. Chinese Republic – Lau Sui Wah – Law Pak, Kok Kam Hung – Chan Hung, Lau Tim, Lam Seung Yee – (Formosa) Wong Chi Keung, Lo Kwok Tai, Chau Moon, Yiu Chuk Yin, Mok Chun Wah.

Goals – First half: De Oliveira Nunes Gerson at 13', De Oliveira Nunes Gerson at 16'. Second half: De Oliveira Nunes Gerson at 2', Dias Branco at 28', Dias Branco at 42'. Referee – Erlih (Yugoslavia). Linesmen – Iman Mahmoud (U.A.R.) and Bahri Ben Saïd (Tunisia).

229 A phase during the match won by Denmark against Argentine by 3 goals to 2. The Argentine goalkeeper intercepts a Danish attack.

Italy-Great Britain, 2-2. The Italian Salvadore in a tussle with England's R. Brown. ITALY – GREAT BRITAIN 2–2 (1–1) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

Italy – Alfieri – Burgnich, Trebbi – Tumburus, Salvadore, Trapattoni – Rivera, Bulgarelli, Tomeazzi, Rossano, Cella. Great Britain – Pinner – Neil, Holt – Mc Kinven, Brown L., Sleap – Lewis, Brown R., Hasty, Lindsay, De– vine. Goals – First half: Rossano at 11', R. Brown at 23'. Second half: Rossano at 10', Hasty at 30'. Referee – Van Nuffel (Belgium). Linesmen – Garan (Turkey) and Bahri Ben Saïd (Tunisia).

ITALY – BRAZIL 3–1 (0–1) Florence: Municipal Stadium – Thursday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Italy – Alfieri – Burgnich, Trebbi – Tumburus, Salvadore, Trapattoni – Rancati, Ferrini, Fanello, Rossano, Rivera. Brazil – Martins Cavalheiro – Franco Claudionos, Randazo Teixeira – Dias Branco, Caetano Rubens, Battista Dari – Da Silva Machado, Ferreira Paulo, Da Silva José Ricardo, De Oliveira Nunes Gerson, Alves Filcueiras Waldir. Goals – First half: Alves Filcueiras Waldir at 4'. Second half: Rivera at 24', Rossano at 25', Rossano at 41'. Referee – Schwinte (France). Linesmen – Morgan (Canada) and Helge (Denmark).

GREAT BRITAIN – CHINESE REP. (FORMOSA) 3–2 (1–0) Grosseto: Municipal Stadium – Thursday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Great Britain – Pinner – Greenwood, Holt – Mc Kinven, Brown L., Forde – Lewis, Brown R., Hasty, Lindsay, Howard. Chinese Rep. (Formosa)– Lau Sui Wah – Law Pak, Kok Kam Hung – Chan Hung, Lau Tim, Wong Man Wai – Wong Chi Keung, Lam Seung Yee, Chau Moon, Yiu Chuk Yin, Mok Chun Wak. Goals – First half: Lewis at 35'. Second half: R. Brown at 13', Yiu Chuck Yin at 25', Hasty at 40', Yiu Chuk Yin at 43'. Referee – Kandlbinder (Germany). Linesmen – Erlih (Yugoslavia) and Van Rosberg (Curacao).

CLASSIFICATION

ITALY 3 2 1 0 9 4 5 Brazil 3 2 0 1 10 6 4 Great Britain 3 1 1 1 8 8 3 China (Formosa) 3 0 0 3 3 12 0

ITALY qualified for the semi–finals.

231 THIRD GROUP

POLAND – TUNISIA 6–1 (3–1) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Friday 26th August, 16.00 hrs

Poland – Szymkowiak – Pahla, Vozniak – Strzykalski, Szczepanski, Zientara – Gadecki, Brychczy, Hachorek, Pohl, Lentner. Tunisia – Khalled – Zguir, Ben Othman Taoufik – Chetali, Meddeb, Sghaier Ahmed – Cherif Moncef, Naji, Touati, Kerrit, Rouatbi Ridha. Goals – First half: Kerrit at 3', Pohl at 7', Pohl at 40', Pohl at 42'. Second half: Hachorek at 22', Pohl at 39', Pohl at 44'. Referee – Lo Bello (Italy). Linesmen – Annoscia (Italy) and Marchese (Italy).

DENMARK – ARGENTINE 3–2 (1–1) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Friday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

Denmark – From – Andersen, Jensen – Hansen, Nielsen C. H., Nielsen F. – Pedersen, Danielsen, Niel- sen H., Enoksen, Soerensen. Argentine – Periotti – Stauskas, Ginel – Blanco, De Ciancio, Diaz – Bilardo, Zarich, Desiderio, Oleniak Perez.

Goals – First half: Oleniak at 20', Soerensen at 31'. Second half: Nielsen H. at 1', Nielsen at 40', Bilardo at 43'. Referee – Liverani (Italy). Linesmen – Campanati (Italy) and Orlandini (Italy).

ARGENTINE – TUNISIA 2–1 (1–1) Pescara: Adriatico Stadium – Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

Argentine – Periotti – Stauskas, Ginel – Blanco, De Ciancio, Diaz – Bilardo, Zarich, Desiderio, Oleniak, Perez. Tunisia – Khalled – Rouatbi Ridha, Sghaier Ahmed – Dhaou Hamadi, Chetali, Ben Othman Taoufik – Naji, Meddeb, Ben Azzedine, Touati, Kerrit.

Goals – First half: Oleniak at 15', Kerrit at 25'. Second half: Oleniak at 37'. Referee – Zsolt (Hungary). Linesmen – Adami (Italy) and Babini (Italy). 232 DENMARK – POLAND 2–1 (1–0) Leghorn: Ardenza Stadium – Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

Denmark – From – Andersen, Jensen – Hansen, Nielsen C. H., Nielsen F. – Pedersen, Danielsen, Niel- sen H., Troelsen, Soerensen. Poland – Szymkowiak – Pahla, Grzegorczyk – Wozniak, Strzykalski, Zientara – Gadecki, Brychczy, Hachorek, Pohl, Lentner. Goals – First half: Nielsen H. at 15', Gadecki at 17'. Second half: Pedersen at 41'. Referee – Lo Bello (Italy). Linesmen – Campanati (Italy) and Van Rosberg (Curaçao).

ARGENTINE – POLAND 2–0 (1–0) Naples: Fuorigrotta Stadium – Monday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Argentine – Periotti – Stauskas, Ginel – Blanco, De Ciancio, Diaz – Rendo, Zarich, Bonanno, Oleniak, Perez. Poland – Stefaniczyn – Pahla, Wozniak – Strzykalski, Grzegorczyk, Zientara – Gadecki, Brychczy, Hachorek, Pohl, Lentner.

Goals – First half: Oleniak at 38'. Second half: Perez at 10'. Referee – Garan (Turkey). Linesmen – Annoscia (Italy) and Grignani (Italy).

DENMARK – TUNISIA 3–1 (2–0) L'Aquila, Municipal Stadium – Monday 1st September, 16.00 hrs

Denmark – From – Andersen, Jensen – Hansen, Nielsen C. H., Nielsen F. – Pedersen, Troelsen, Niel- sen H., Danielsen, Soerensen. Tunisia – Khalled – Rouatbi Ridha, Dhaou Hamadi – Meddeb, Esgheir Mohieddine, Ben Othman Taoufik – Naji, Cherif Moncef, Chetali, Touati, Kerrit.

Goals – First half: Nielsen F. at 24', Nielsen H. at 27'. Second half: Cherif Moncef at 3', Nielsen H. at 43'. Referee – Campanati (Italy). Linesmen – Lo Bello (Italy) and Liverani (Italy).

CLASSIFICATION

DENMARK 3 3 0 0 8 4 6 Argentine 3 2 0 1 6 4 4 Poland 3 1 0 2 7 5 2 Tunisia 3 0 0 3 3 11 0

DENMARK qualified for the semi–finals. 233 During the Denmark-Hungary match (2-0), a shot at goal by the Danish centre-forward Nielsen (9) is blocked by the Hungarian goalkeeper G. Torok. 234 FOURTH GROUP

HUNGARY – INDIA 2–1 (1–0) L'Aquila: Municipal Stadium – Friday 26th August, 16.00 hrs

Hungary – Torok – Novak, Varhidi – Dalnoki, Vileszal, Kovaks – Satori, Gorocs, Albert, Orosz, Rakosi. India – Thangaraj – Chandrasekhar, Singh Jarnail – Latif Shaikh, Kempaiah, Khan Yousuf – Ba– nerjee Pradip, Goswami, Kannan, Sunder Raj, Balaraman.

Goals – First half: Gorocs at 23'. Second half: Albert at 11', Balaraman at 34'. Referee – Bahri Ben Said (Tunisia). Linesmen – Righi (Italy) and Babini (Italy).

FRANCE – PERU 2–1 (0–1) Florence: Municipal Stadium – Friday 26th August, 21.00 hrs

France – Samoy – Gonzales, Polonia – Bordas, Artelesa, Barrato – Quedec, Coincon, Giamarchi, Arab Ahmed, Loncle. Peru – Salinas – Campos, Luna – De Guevara, Eral, Arguedas – Ruiz, Guzman, Altuna, Uribe, Gal– lardo.

Goals – First half: Uribe at 1'. Second half: Giamarchi at 22', Quedec at 45'. Referee – Erlich (Yugoslavia). Linesmen – Bonetto (Italy) and Gambarotta (Italy).

FRANCE – INDIA 1–1 (0–0) Grosseto: Municipal Stadium – Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

France – Wettstein – Polonia, Bodin – Philippe, Samper, Artelesa – Stamm, Coincon, Giamarchi, Du– baele, Quedec. India – Thangaraj – Chandrasekhar, Latif Shaikh – Kempaiah, Singh Jarnail, Ram Bahadur – Ba– nerjee Pradip, Goswami, Khan Yousuf, Sunder Raj, Balaraman.

Goals – Second half: Banerjee Pradip at 26', Coincon at 37'. Referee – Morgan (Canada). Linesmen – Leafe (Great Britain) and Righi (Italy). 235 HUNGARY – PERU 6–2 (3–1) Naples: Fuorigrotta Stadium – Monday 29th August, 21.00 hrs

Hungary – Barago – Novak, Dalnoki – Solymosi, Varhidi, Kovacs – Pal, Gorocs, Albert, Dunai, Rakosi. Peru – Salinas – Campos E., Eral – Luna, De Guevara, Arguedas – Gallardo, Caceres, Nieri, Ra- mirez, Uribe.

Goals – First half: Albert at 17', Ramirez at 25', Rakosi at 27', Gorocs at 33'. Second half: Dunai at 1', Dunai at 18', Ramirez at 34', Albert at 42'.

Referee – Bonetto (Italy). Linesmen – Marchese (Italy) and Gambarotta (Italy).

HUNGARY – FRANCE 7–0 (3–0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Thursday 1st September, 16.00 hrs

Hungary – Torok – Dudas, Dalnoki – Solymosi, Varhidi, Kovacs – Pal, Gorocs, Albert, Dunai, Rakosi. France – Samoy – Polonia, Philippe – Barrato, Bodin, Artelesa – Stamm, Bordas, Quedec, Arab Ah- med, Loncle.

Goals – First half: Albert at 12', Gorocs at 34', Dunai at 41', Second half: Gorocs at 14', Gorocs at 32', Dunai at 34', Albert at 40'. Referee – Orlandini (Italy). Linesmen – Marchese (Italy) and Adami (Italy).

PERU – INDIA 3–1 (1–0) Pescara: Adriatico Stadium – Thursday 1st September, 21.00 hrs

Peru – Campos H. – Campos E., Boulanger – Carmona, Biselak, Arguedas – Ruiz, Nieri, Iwasaky, Uribe, Gallardo. India – Thangaraj – Chandrasekhar, Singh Jarnail – Latif Shaikh, Kempaiah, Ram Bahadur – Ba– nerjee Pradip, Goswami, Khan Yousuf, Balaraman, Sunder Raj. Goals – First half: Nieri at 27'. Second half: Nieri at 8', Iwasaki at 40', Balaraman at 43'. Referee – Iman Mahmoud (U.A.R.). Linesmen – Righi (Italy) and Rigato (Italy).

CLASSIFICATION

HUNGARY 3 3 0 0 15 3 6 France 3 1 1 1 3 9 3 Peru 3 1 0 2 6 9 2 India 3 0 1 2 3 6 1

HUNGARY qualified for the semi–finals. 236 Hungary-Italy, 2-1: the goal scored by U. Tomeazzi which, at 39' in the second half, reduces Italy's disadvantage.

The first Hungarian goal scored by P. Orosz at the 23' of the first half

The left wing, J. Dunai, scores for Hungary at the 23' of the second half An episode during the final match of the Tournament, Yugoslavia-Denmark: the Danish goalkeeper, H. From, blocks a shot from the Yugoslav forward. 238 SEMI–FINALS

1st SEMI–FINAL

YUGOSLAVIA – ITALY 1–1 (0–0 0–0) Naples: Fuorigrotta Stadium – Monday 5th September, 21.00 hrs

Yugoslavia – Vidinic – Sombolac, Jusufi – Kozlina, Durkovic, Perusic – Zanetic, Matus, Galic, Knez, Ko– stic. Italy – Alfieri – Burgnich, Trebbi – Tumburus, Salvadore, Trapattoni – Rancati, Rivera, Tomeazzi, Ferrini, Rossano.

Goals – Second supplementary time: Galic at 2', Tumburus at 4'. Referee – Kandlbinder (Germany). Linesmen – Schwinte (France) and Morgan (Canada).

YUGOSLAVIA qualified for the final for 1st and 2nd place as the result of drawing of lots.

ITALY qualified for the final for 3rd and 4th place.

2nd SEMI–FINAL

DENMARK – HUNGARY 2–0 (1–0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Tuesday 6th September, 21.00 hrs

Denmark – From – Andersen, Jensen – Hansen, Nielsen C.H., Nielsen F. – Pedersen, Troelsen, Nielsen H., Enoksen, Soerensen. Hungary – Torok – Novak, Dalnoki – Vileszal, Varhidi, Kovacs – Orosz, Gorocs, Albert, Dunai, Rakosi.

Goals – First half: Nielsen H. at 19'. Second half: Enoksen at 36'. Referee – Leafe (Great Britain). Linesmen – Garan (Turkey) and Bahri Ben Saïd (Tunisia).

DENMARK qualified for the final for 1st and 2nd place.

HUNGARY qualified for the final for 3rd and 4th place.

239 FINALS

FINAL FOR 3rd AND 4th PLACE

HUNGARY – ITALY 2–1 (1–0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Thursday 9 th September, 21.00 hrs

Hungary – Torok – Dudas, Dalnoki – Solymosi, Varhidi, Kovacs – Satori, Gorocs, Albert, Orosz, Dunai, Italy – Alfieri – Burgnich, Trebbi – Tumburus, Salvadore, Trapattoni – Cella, Rivera, Tomeazzi, Bulgarelli, Rossano. Goals – First half: Orosz at 32'. Second half: Dunai at 24', Tomeazzi at 39'. Referee – Leafe (Great Britain). Linesmen – Schwinte (France) and Kandlbinder (Germany).

FINAL FOR 1st AND 2nd PLACE

YUGOSLAVIA – DENMARK 3–1 (2–0) Rome: Flaminio Stadium – Friday 10th September, 21.00 hrs

Yugoslavia – Vidinic – Roganovic, Jusufi – Perusic, Durkovic, Zanotic – Ankovic, Matus, Galic, Knez, Kostic. Denmark – From – Andersen, Jensen – Hansen, Nielsen C. H., Nielsen F. – Pedersen, Troelsen, Niel- sen H., Enoksen, Soerensen. Goals – First half: Galic at 1', Matus at 11'. Second half: Kostic at 24', Nielsen F. at 45'. Referee – Lo Bello (Italy). Linesmen – Liverani (Italy) and Bonetto (Italy).

The Yugoslav team immediately after its victory over Denmark. FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1. YUGOSLAVIA A. Ankovic, V. Durkovic, M. Galic, F. Jusufi, T. Knez, B. Kostic, A. Kozlina, D. Maravic, Z. Matus, Z. Perusic, N. Roganovic, V. Sombolac, M. Soskic, S. Takac, B. Vidinic, A. Zanetic. 2. DENMARK P. Andersen, J. Danielsen, H. Enoksen, H. From, Bent Hansen, P. Jensen, Hans Nielsen, Harald Nielsen, Flem- ming Nielsen, P. Pedersen, J. Sorensen, T. Troelsen. 3. HUNGARY F. Albert, J. Dalnoki, Z. Dudas, J. Dunai, L. Farago, J. Gorocs, F. Kovacs, D. Novak, P. Orosz, Laszlo Pal, Tibor Pal, G. Rakosi, I. Satori, E. Solymosi, G. Torok, P. Varhidi, O. Vilezsal.

The captains of the winning teams in the football tournament after the presentation: P. Jensen (DAN), silver medal; B. Kostic (JUG) gold medal; P. Varhidi (UNG) bronze medal 241

16. - II

CANOEING

From 26th to 29th August 1960 at

INTERNATIONAL CANOE FEDERATION (I. C. F.)

President: KAREL POPEL

Secretary-Treasurer: OLOV VERNER

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA CANOTTAGGIO (F. I. C.)

President: ALFREDO BOCCALATTE

Secretary-General: LUIGI GRAPPELLI

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: ALFREDO BOCCALATTE Technical Delegate: GIORGIO PICCINELLI Members: SERGIO ORSI MARIO PECCIA VITTORIO PIRLO MASSIMO GIOVANNETTI BERNARDO HELLRIGL

REGATTA DIRECTORATE

President: C. DE COQUERAUMONT (FRA) Secretary-General: OLOV VERNER (SVE) Regatta Organizer: SERGIO ORSI (ITA) Secretariat: GIUSEPPE COLOMBO (ITA)

245 JURY

President: OTTO VORBERG (GER) H. JESPERSEN (DAN) J. DUDDERIDGE (GRB) L. GRAPPELLI (ITA) R. BONGHI (ITA) G. KRASNOPEVTZEV (URS) V. LUKATIN (URS)

Start Judges: G. BORELLI (ITA) V. FORTE (ITA)

Course Judges: V. VACEK (CSV) W. BOHLE (GER) D. CAPOZZARI (ITA) M. MORETTI (ITA) F. SESSA ATTARD (ITA) H. BERGLUND (SVE)

FINISHING LINE JUDGES

President: OTTO BONN (UNG) J. HOLEMANS (BEL) R. VAUTRIN (FRA) G. MAGGIO (ITA) G. UHLMANN (ITA)

246 TIME–TABLE ————————————————

Friday 26th August Saturday 27th August

HEATS SEMI–FINALS

09.00 hrs – K1 Women 09.00 hrs – K1 Women 09.30 " – K1 Men 09.20 " – K1 Men 10.00 " – C1 Men 09.50 " – C1 Men 15.00 " – K2 Men 10.10 " – K2 Men 15.30 " – C2 Men 10.40 " – C2 Men 15.50 " – K2 Women 11.10 " – K2 Women 16.35 " – K1 relay 11.50 " – K1 relay

Monday 29th August FINALS

REPECHAGES 15.00 hrs – K1 Women 15.20 " – K1 Men 15.00 " – K1 Women 15.40 " – C1 Men 15.20 " – K1 Men 16.00 " – K2 Men 15.50 " – C1 Men 16.20 " – C2 Men 16.10 " – K2 Men 16.40 " – K2 Women 17.00 " – K1 relay 17.00 " – K1 relay

Third semi–final of the K1 1,000 metres: victory of the Englishman R. Rhodes. MEN'S EVENTS

K1 – 1,000 metres ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1936 – G. H. Hradetzky AUT 4'22"09 1952 – G. Fredriksson SVE 4'07"09 1948 – G. Fredriksson SVE 4'33"02 1956 – G. Fredriksson SVE 4'12"08

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24 entries from 24 nations – 22 participants from 22 nations

HEATS Friday 26th August – 09.20 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others took part in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. E. HANSEN DAN 3'57"04 1. I. SZÖLLÖSI UNG 4'04"23 2. R. RHODES GRB 4'01"68 2. P. COLES AUS 4'06"27 3. W. LANGE GER 4'05"08 3. C. ZILIOLI ITA 4'06"58 4. R. Olsen NOR 4'08"38 4. A. Kercov JUG 4'07"08 5. R. De Waele BEL 4'08"60 5. S. Kuismanen FIN 4'09"78 6. R. Huber SVI 4'26"26 6. J. Larroya Solano SPA 4'12"93 7. M. Meyer FRA 4'40"72 7. P. Beachem SUA 4'18"64 Not present: Not present: L. Oresharov BUL I. Lipalit ROM

HEAT 3 1. I. KHASANOV URS 4'06"14 2. G. WEIJZEN PBA 4'06"77 3. G. FREDRIKSSON SVE 4'07"35 4. L. Cepciansky CSV 4'07"83 5. R. Skwarski POL 4'12"70 6. H. Wiedermann AUT 4'15"71 7. M. Brown CAN 4'27"28 8. A. Conrardy LUX 4'27"38 248 The winners of the K1 1,000 metres shake hands, full of joy, after the presentation ceremony. From the left; the Hungarian I. Szöllösi, silver medallist; the Dane H. Hansen, gold medallist and the Swede G. Fredriksson, bronze medallist.

249 REPECHAGES Friday 26th August — 15.20 hrs

The first three in each repechage qualified for the semi-finals

REPECHAGE 1 REPECHAGE 2 1. S. KUISMANEN FIN 4'11"50 1. R. SKWARSKI POL 4'06"99 2. H. WIEDERMANN AUT 4'13"73 2. A. KERCOV JUG 4'07"33 3. R. OLSEN NOR 4'13"87 3. P. BEACHEM SUA 4'18"17 4. M. Meyer FRA 4'24"93 4. R. Huber SVI 4'24"16 5. A. Conrardy LUX 4'28"40

REPECHAGE 3 1. L. CEPCIANSKY CSV 4'11"39 2. J. LARROYA SOLANO SPA 4'13"82 3. R. DE WAELE BEL 4'16"61 4. M. Brown CAN 4'55"73

SEMI-FINALS Saturday 27th August — 09.30 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. E. HANSEN DAN 3'57"31 1. I. SZÖLLÖSI UNG 3'57"71 2. G. FREDRIKSSON SVE 4'03"32 2. W. LANGE GER 4'02"88 3. S. KUISMANEN FIN 4'03"42 3. R. OLSEN NOR 4'04"82 4. P. Coles AUS 4'08"05 4. G. Weijzen PBA 4'07"30 5. A. Kercov JUG 4'10"27 5. R. Skwarski POL 4'09"26 6. R. De Waele BEL 4'12"48 6. J. Larroya Solano SPA 4'20"39

3rd SEMI-FINAL 1. R. RHODES GRB 4'05"20 2. I. KHASANOV URS 4'05"87 3. C. ZILIOLI ITA 4'06"36 4. L. Cepciansky CSV 4'07"75 5. P. Beachem SUA 4'15"10 6. H. Wiedermann AUT 4'17"45

FINAL Monday 29th August — 15.20 hrs

1. E. HANSEN DAN 3'53"00 2. I. SZÖLLÖSI UNG 3'54"02 3. G. FREDRIKSSON SVE 3'55"89 4. I. Khasanov URS 3'56"38 5. R. Rhodes GRB 4'01"15 6. R. Olsen NOR 4'02"31 7. W. Lange GER 4'03"05 8. S. Kuismanen FIN 4'03"66 9. C. Zilioli ITA 4'04"90 250 K2 – 1,000 metres ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1936 – AUSTRIA 4'03"08 1952 – FINLAND 3'51"01 (A. Kainz – A. Dorfner) (K. Wires – Y. Hietanen) 1948 – SWEDEN 4'07"03 1956 – GERMANY 3'49"06 (H. Berglund – L. Klingstrom) (M. Scheuer – M. Miltenberger)

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23 entries from 23 nations – 23 participants from 23 nations

HEATS Friday 26th August – 10.10 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2

1. HOLLAND 3'43"98 1. GERMANY 3'37"87 (R. Knuppe – A. Geurts) (D. Krause – W. Lange) 2. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 3'45"49 2. HUNGARY 3'38"28 (F. Riha – F. Vrsovsky) (A. Szente – G. Meszaros) 3. ITALY 3'45"80 3. POLAND 3'39"41 (L. Cantarello – A. Rucco) (S. Kaplaniak – W. Zielinski) 4. Belgium 3'46"42 4. U.S.S.R. 3'39"98 (H. Verbrugghe – G. Van der Moere) (N. Rudzinkas – I. Golovachev) 5. Australia 3'46"71 5. Yugoslavia 3'47"85 (A. Green Dennis – B. Stuart) (S. Radmanovic – R. Bozin) 6. Rumania 3'49"00 6. United States of America 3'49"96 (N. Nicoara – M. Ivanov) (K. Wilson – J. Wolters) 7. Great Britain 3'58"25 7. Canada (J. Harris – B. Pratt) (A. Mc Cleery – L. Lukanovic) 8. Norway 3'52"63 (A. Ervig – R. Olsen)

HEAT 3

1. DENMARK 3'45"04 5. Austria 3'49"37 (K. Schmidt – V. Schmidt) (H. Holzschuster – F. Wolf) 2. SPAIN 3'46"36 6. Bulgaria 3'49"88 (J. Feliz Bulnes – J. Larroya Solano) (J. Simeonov – I. Presharov) 3. SWEDEN 3'46"50 7. Switzerland 3'54"73 (G. Fredriksson – S. Sjödelius) (M. Lentz – L. Klares) 4. Finland 3'48"36 8. Luxembourg 3'56"17 (Ro. Akerfeldt – Ra. Akerfeldt) (H. Straub – R. Zika) 251 REPECHAGES Friday 26th August — 16.10 hrs

The first three in each repechage qualified for the semi-finals

REPECHAGE 1 REPECHAGE 2 1. BELGIUM 3'49"34 1. U.S.S.R. 3'45"33 (H. Verbrugghe - G. Van der Moere) (N. Rudzinkas - I. Golovachev) 2. YUGOSLAVIA 3'49"95 2. RUMANIA 3'50"84 (S. Radmanovic - R. Bozin) (N. Nicoara - M. Ivanov) 3. NORWAY 3. AUSTRIA 3'53'48 (A. Ervig - R. Olsen) (H. Holzschuster - F. Wolf) 4. Bulgaria 3'53"27 4. Canada 3'58"34 (I. Simeonov - L. Oresharov) (A. Mc Cleery - L. Lukanovic) 5. Great Britain 3'59"33 5. Luxembourg 4'01"10 (J. Harris - B. Pratt) (M. Lentz - L. Klares)

REPECHAGE 3 1. AUSTRALIA 3'51"24 3. FINLAND 3'52"28 (A. Green Dennis - B. Stuart) (Ro. Akerfeldt - Ra. Akerfeldt) 2. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3'52"15 4. Switzerland 3'55"58 (K. Wilson - J. Wolters) (H. Straub - R. Zika)

SEMI-FINALS Saturday 27th August — 15.00 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. HUNGARY 3'46"75 1. U.S.S.R. 3'46"87 (A. Szente - G. Meszaros) (N. Rudzinkas - I. Golovachev) 2. SWEDEN 3'47"64 2. GERMANY 3'49"52 (G. Fredriksson - S. Sjödelius) (W. Lange - D. Krause) 3. HOLLAND 3'48"58 3. ITALY 3'52"51 (R. Knuppe — A. Geurts) (L. Cantarello - A. Rucco) 4. Belgium 3'48"71 4. Norway 3'53"98 (H. Verbrugghe - G. Van der Moere) (A. Ervig - R. Olsen) 5. Rumania 3'53"80 5. Spain 3'54"14 (N. Nicoara — M. Ivanov) (J. Feliz Bulnes — J. Larroya Solano) 6. Finland 3'54"44 6. United States of America 4'01"46 (Ro. Akerfeldt - Ra. Akerfeldt) (K. Wilson - J. Wolters)

3rd SEMI-FINAL

1. POLAND 3'48"62 4. Yugoslavia 3'52"20 (S. Kaplaniak - W. Zielinski) (S. Radmanovic - R. Bozin) 2. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 3'50"40 5. Austria 3'54"46 (F. Riha - F. Vrsovsky) (H. Holzschuster - F. Wolf) 3. DENMARK 3'51"65 6. Australia 3'55"22 (K. Schmidt - V. Schmidt) (A. Green Dennis - B. Stuart) 252 FINAL

Monday 29th August — 16.00 hrs

1. SWEDEN 3'34"73 5. Denmark 3'39"06 (G. Fredriksson - S. Sjödelius) (K. Schmidt - V. Schmidt) 6. Czechoslovakia 3'40"78 2. HUNGARY 3'34"91 (F. Riha - F. Vrsovsky) (A. Szente - G. Meszaros) 7. Holland 3'41"01 (R. Knuppe - A. Geurts) 3. POLAND 3'37"34 3'44"26 (S. Kaplaniak - W. Zielinski) 8. Germany (W. Lange - D. Krause) 4. U. S .S. R. 3'37"48 9. Italy 3'44"26 (N. Rudzinkas - I. Golovachev) (L. Cantarello - A. Rucco)

The Swedes, G. Fredriksson and S. Sjödelius, winners of the K2 1,000 m. C1 – 1,000 metres ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1936 – F. Amyot CAN 5'32"01 1952 – J. Holecek CSV 4'56"03 1948 – J. Holecek CSV 5'42"00 1956 – L. Rotman ROM 5'05"03

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15 entries from 15 nations – 13 participants from 13 nations

HEATS Friday 26th August – 09.50 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. A. SILAEV URS 4'41"81 1. J. PARTI UNG 4'36"80 2. B. IVANOV BUL 4'47"65 2. O. EMANUELSSON SVE 4'36"92 3. E. CHRISTENSEN DAN 4'50"71 3. T. POLAKOVIC CSV 4'38"25 4. O. Ojanpera FIN 4'54"37 4. L. Rotman ROM 4'39"36 5. D. Tognon ITA 4'56"58 5. D. Lewe GER 4'43"07 6. A. Powell AUS 5'00"54 6. D. Stringer CAN 4'44"55 7. F. Havens SUA 5'19"40 Not present: K. Liebhart AUT M. Picard FRA

REPECHAGES Friday 26th August – 15.50 hrs

The first three in each repechage qualified for the semi–finals

REPECHAGE 1 REPECHAGE 2 1. D. LEWE GER 4'46"99 1. D. STRINGER CAN 4'44"36 2. A. POWELL AUS 4'55"24 2. L. ROTMAN ROM 5'03"98 3. O. OJANPERA FIN 5'00"92 3. D. TOGNON ITA 5'06"86 4. F. Havens SUA 5'13"34

254 SEMI-FINALS Saturday 27th August — 10.00 hrs

The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. A. SILAEV URS 4'36"89 1. J. PARTI UNG 4'40"50 2. T. POLAKOVIC CSV 4'37"94 2. L. ROTMAN ROM 4'43"66 3. D. STRINGER CAN 4'41"35 3. E. CHRISTENSEN DAN 4'48"18 4. O. Ojanpera FIN 5'06"74 4. A. Powell AUS 4'59"81

3rd SEMI-FINAL 1. O. EMANUELSSON SVE 4'44"68 2. B. IVANOV BUL 4'44"93 3. D. LEWE GER 4'47"06 4. D. Tognon ITA 5'04"42

FINAL Monday 29th August — 15.40 hrs

1. J. PARTI UNG 4'33"03 5. T. Polakovic CSV 4'39"28 6. D. Lewe GER 4'39"72 2. A. SILAEV URS 4'34"41 7. D. Stringer CAN 4'40"65 3. L. ROTMAN ROM 4'35"87 8. B. Ivanov BUL 4'42"52 4. O. Emanuelsson SVE 4'36"46 9. E. Christensen DAN 4'49"63

Victory of the Hungarian J. Parti over the Russian A. Silaev in the final of the C1 1,000 metres. Presentation ceremony for the winners of the C1 1,000 metres. From the left: A. Silaev, silver medal; J. Parti, gold medal and L. Rotman, bronze medal. 256 C2 – 1,000 metres ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1936 – CZECHOSLOVAKIA 4'50"01 1952 – DENMARK 4'38"03 (V. Syrovátka – J. Brzák) (B. P. Rasch – F. Haunstoft) 1948 – CZECHOSLOVAKIA 5'07"01 1956 – RUMANIA 4'47"04 (J. Brzák – B. Kudrna) (A. Dumitri – S. Ismailciuc) —————

11 entries from 11 nations – 11 participants from 11 nations

HEATS Friday 26th August – 10.40 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2

1 U. S. S. R. 4'27"29 1. HUNGARY 4'29"42 (L. Geyshter – S. Makarenko) (I. Farkas – A. Törö) 2. ITALY 4'29"24 2. FRANCE 4'29"76 (A. Dezi – F. La Macchia) (G. Turlier – M. Picard) 3. RUMANIA 4'31"33 3. AUSTRIA 4'42"43 (I. Lipalit – D. Alexe) (K. Liebhart – H. Dirnbock) 4. Czechoslovakia 4'38"59 4. Canada 4'47"82 (J. Kodes – V. Vokal) (J. Beedell – J. Derochie) 5. Germany 4'39"44 5. United States of America 4'59"15 (W. Mehlberg – W. Ulrich) (A. Demos – R. Moran) 6. Bulgaria 4'39"68 (M. Gopov – T. Sokolov)

REPECHAGE Saturday 27th August – 15.30 hrs

The first three in the repechage qualified for the final

1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 4'44"20 (J. Kodes – V. Vokal) 2. BULGARIA 4'48"06 (M. Gopov – T. Sokolov) 3. GERMANY 4'50"23 (W. Mehlberg – W. Ulrich) 4. Canada 5'02"14 (J. Beedell – J. Derochie) Disqualified: – United States of America 5'03"83 (A. Demos – R. Moran) 257

17. – II The winners of the C2 1,000 m.: L. Geyshter and S. Makarenko of the U.S.S.R. immediately after the presentation. 258 FINAL Monday 29th August — 16.20 hrs

1. U. R. S. S. 4'17"04 5. Czechoslovakia 4'27"66 (L. Geyshter - S. Makarenko) (J. Kodes - V. Vokal) 6. Bulgaria 2. ITALY 4'20"77 (M. Gopov - T. Sokolov) (A. Dezi - F. La Macchia) 7. Germany 4'31"68 (W. Mehlberg - W. Ulrich) 3. HUNGARY 4'20"89 (I. Farkas - A. Törö) 8. France 4'35"48 (G. Turlier - M. Picard) 4. Rumania 4'22"36 9. Austria 4'43"70 (I. Lipalit - D. Alexe) (K. Liebhart - H. Dirnbock)

The Italian canoe with A. Dezi and F. La Macchia won the silver medal in the C2 1,000 m. event.

259 K1 – 4 x 500 METRES RELAY —————————————————

This event was inserted into the Rome Olympic programme for the first time —————

18 nations entered – 18 nations participated

HEATS Friday 26th August – 11.50 hrs

The first two in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME HEAT 1 1. HOLLAND 2'01"50 3'58"88 6'03"40 8'04"32 (R. Knuppe – C. Lagrand–A. Geurts –G. Weijzen) 2. GREAT BRITAIN 2'07"28 4'08"42 6'19"21 8'17"29 (R.Blick – E. Cronk – R.Lowery – R. Rhodes) 3. Austria 2'08"23 4'09"18 6'18"37 8'20"16 (W. Buchgraber – H. Salzner – K. Leitner – H. Wiedermann) 4. Switzerland 2'05"51 4'07"58 6'20"18 8'26"40 (H. Straub – W. Weber – R. Zika – R. Huber) 5. United States of America 2'06"09 4'10"95 6'24"02 8'29"21 (R. Dermond – C. Lundmark – R. O'Brien – J. Pagkos) – Czechoslovakia Disqualified in accordance with art. 22 of the competition rules (L. Cepciansky – M. Pavelec – V. Spacek – F. Vrsovsky)

HEAT 2

1. GERMANY 2'02"66 3'55"00 5'56"89 7'54"38 (D. Krause – G. Perleberg – P. Lange – F. Wentzke) 2. U. S. S. R. 2'05"96 4'00"35 6'02"09 8'00"36 (I. Pisarev – A. Kononenko – F. Ljakhovskiy – W. Natalukha) 3. Denmark 2'07"21 4'03"50 6'06"00 8'03"55 (E. Hansen – H. Sorensen – A. Hoyer – E. Jessen 4. Italy 2'13"48 4'02"90 6'07"84 8'10"76 (C. Zilioli – R. Ongari – A. Schiavi – A. Berton) 5. Belgium 2'15"28 4'17"81 6'10"44 8'44"33 (H. Verbrugghe – G. Van de Moere – R. De Waele – Y. De Cock) 6. France 2'15"35 4'22"08 6'40"02 8'44"48 (H. Amazouze – J. Houde – P. Derivery – J. Friquet) 260 INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME HEAT 3 1. HUNGARY 1'57"60 3'51"43 5'57"10 7'50"51 (I. Szöllösi – I. Kemecsei – A. Szente – G. Meszaros) 2. SWEDEN l'57"06 3'55"57 5'59"57 7'56"24 (C. Von Gerber – A. Nilsson – G. Fredriksson – S. Sjödelius) 3. Rumania 2'01"01 3'54"58 6'01"07 7'59"81 (M. Anastesescu – A. Vernescu – I. Sideri – S. Teodorov) 4. Poland 2'01"61 4'01"92 6'10"71 8'06"98 (S. Kaplaniak – W. Zielinski – R. Skwarski – R. Marchlik) 5. Australia 2'04"28 4'04"78 6'18"45 8'17"52 (A. Green Dennis – B. Stuart – P. Coles – A. Li- vingstone) 6. Finland 2'04"83 4'06"83 6'19"43 8'21"38 (J. Helenius – P. Vaskio – R. Blomqvist – R. Björklund)

REPECHAGES Friday 26th August – 17.00 hrs

The first two in each repechage qualified for the semi–final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME REPECHAGE 1 1. ITALY 2'00"83 4'01"35 6'06"47 8'06"48 (C. Zilioli – R. Ongari – A. Schiavi – A. Berton) 2. AUSTRALIA 2'11"l2 4'04"43 6'10"98 8'13"22 (A. Green Dennis – B. Stuart – P. Coles – A. Li- vingstone) 3. Austria 2'12"25 4'11"18 6'15"32 8'23"90 (W. Buchgraber – H. Salzner – K. Leitner – H. Wiedermann)

REPECHAGE 2 1. DENMARK 2'01"34 3'58"67 5'59"01 7'58"40 (H. Hansen – H. Soerensen – A. Hoyer – E. Jessen) 2. POLAND 2'00"33 4'0l"72 6'09"76 8'06"80 (S. Kaplaniak – W. Zielinski – R. Skwarski – R. Marchlik) 3. United States of America 2'04"98 4'09"71 6'16"45 8'18"51 (R. Dermond – C. Lundmark – R. O'Brien – J. Pagkos) 4. France 2'03"00 4'10"46 6'15"56 8'20"87 (H. Amazouze – J. Houde – P. Derivery – J. Friquet) 261 Start of Heat 2 of the K1 4 x 500 m. relay, won by Germany.

262 INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME REPECHAGE 3 1. RUMANIA 1'57"97 3'55"79 5'58"36 7'58"61 (M. Anastesescu – A. Vernescu – I. Sideri – S. Teodorov) 2. FINLAND 2'01"85 4'04"37 6'07"43 8'09"43 (J. Helenius – P. Vaskio – R. Blomqvist – R. Björklund) 3. Belgium 2'02"86 4'02"80 6'05"90 8'11"24 (H. Verbrugghe – G. Van de Moere – R. De Waele – Y. De Cock) 4. Switzerland 2'04"02 4'12"27 6'25"83 8'36"57 (H. Straub – W. Weber – R. Zika – R. Huber)

SEMI–FINAL Saturday 27th August – 16.35 hrs

The first two in each semi–final qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME

1st SEMI–FINAL 1. U. S. S. R. l'56"87 3'55"96 5'55"52 7'53"86 (I. Pisarev – A. Kononenko – F. Ljakhovskiy W. Natalukha) 2. POLAND 1'57"54 3'59"84 5'59"85 7'57"54 (S. Kaplaniak – W. Zielinski – R. Skwarski – R. Marchlik) 3. Holland 1'58"92 3'59"94 5'58"57 7'58"44 (R. Knuppe – C. Lagrand – A. Geurts – G. Weijzen) 4. Italy 1'59"69 3'58"30 6'00"84 7'59"21 (C. Zilioli – A. Schiavi – R. Ongari – A. Berton)

2nd SEMI–FINAL 1. GERMANY l'53"74 3'49"43 5'46"42 7'43"92 (D. Krause – G. Perleberg – P. Lange – F. Wentzke) 2. DENMARK 1'57"96 3'57"25 5'56"40 7'52"29 (E. Hansen – H. Soerensen – A. Hoyer – E. Jessen) 3. Sweden 1'56"33 3'54"32 5'57"18 7'55"05 (C. Von Gerber – A. Nilsson – G. Fredriksson – S. Sjödelius) 4. Finland 2'02"24 4'09"70 6'16"54 8'21"25 (J. Helenius – P. Vaskio – R. Blomqvist – R. Björklund) 263 The winners of the 4x500 m. K1 relay. From the left: the Hungarian team (I. Szöllösi, I. Kemecsei, A. Szente, G. Meszaros); the German team (D. Krause, G. Perleberg, P. Lange, P. Wentzke) and the Danish team (E. Hansen, H. Sorensen, A. Hoyer, E. Jessen).

264 INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME

3rd SEMI–FINAL 1. HUNGARY l'55"03 3'54"35 5'50"60 7'50"03 (I. Szöllösi – A. Szente – G. Meszaros – I. Ke– mecsei) 1'55"7l 3'56"13 5'55"10 7'58"21 2. RUMANIA (M. Anastesescu – A. Vernescu – I. Sideri – S. Teodorov) 3. Australia 2'00"40 4'00"86 6'04"25 8'09"02 (A. Green Dennis – B. Stuart – P. Coles – A. Li- vingstone) 4. Great Britain 2'01"95 4'08"30 6'13"88 8'11"52 (R. Rhodes – R. Blick – R. Lowery – E. Cronk)

FINAL Monday 29th August – 17.00 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL I II III TIME

1. GERMANY 1'53"94 3'48"41 5'45"23 7'39"43 (D. Krause – G. Perleberg – P. Lange – F. Wentzke) 2. HUNGARY l'56"01 3'49"64 5'51"87 7'44"02 (I. Szöllösi – I. Kemecsei – A. Szente – G. Mes- zaros) 3. DENMARK 1'59"41 3'54"75 5'53"47 7'46"09 (E. Hansen – H. Sorensen – A. Hoyer – E. Jessen) 4. Poland 1'58"48 3'54"12 5'55"07 7'49"93 (S. Kaplianak – W. Zielinski – R. Skwarski – R. Marchlik) 5. U.S.S.R. 1'57"61 3'54"26 5'54"59 7'50"72 (I. Pisarev – A. Kononenko – F. Ljakhovskiy – W. Natalukha) 6. Rumania 1'56"47 3'54"38 5'49"78 7'53"00 (M. Anastesescu – A. Vernescu – I. Sideri – S Teodorov)

265 WOMEN'S EVENTS

K1 – 500 metres ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1948 – K. Hoff DAN 2'31"09 1956 – E. Dementjeva URS 2'18"09 1952 – S. Saimo FIN 2'18"04

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15 entries from 15 nations – 13 participants from 13 nations

HEATS

Friday 26th August – 09.00 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. D. WALKOWIAK POL 2'15"34 1. A. SEREDINA URS 2'08"82 2. A. ZANARDI ITA 2'17"14 2. T. ZENZ GER 2'09"73 3. K. FRIED UNG 2'17"39 3. E. M. LINDMARK SVE 2'13"37 4. M. Tucker GBR 2'21"06 4. A. M. Werner Hansen DAN 2'14"04 5. G. Lutz FRA 2'22"05 5. E. Kutova CSV 2'16"35 6. N. Kyrolainen FIN 2'22"33 6. A. M. Sager Heidi AUS 2'19"75 7. G. Perrier SUA 2'23"00 Not present: Not present: H. Wiedermann AUT E. Dumitrasku ROM

REPECHAGES

Friday 26th August – 15.00 hrs

The first three in each repechage qualified for the semi–finals

REPECHAGE 1 REPECHAGE 2 1. E. KUTOVA CSV 2'17"87 1. A. M. WERNER HANSEN DAN 2'13"76 2. N. KYROLAINEN FIN 2'18"54 2. A. M. SAGER HEIDI AUS 2'15"27 3. M. TUCKER GRB 2'21"04 3. G. LUTZ FRA 2'19"28 4. G. Perrier SUA 2'21"20 266 The winners of the K1 500 metres. From the left, the German, T. Zenz, silver medal; the Russian, A. Seredina, gold medal; and the Pole D. Walkowiak, bronze medal.

267 SEMI-FINALS Saturday 27th August — 09.00 hrs The first three in each semi-final qualified for the final

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL 1. D. WALKOWIAK POL 2'11"07 1. A. SEREDINA URS 2'07"20 2. E. M. LINDMARK SVE 2'13"19 2. K. FRIED UNG 2'15"51 3. A. M. WERNER HANSEN DAN 2'17"87 3. N. KYROLAINEN FIN 2'17"28 4. M. Tucker GBR 2'18"96 4. A. M. Sager Heidi AUS 2'18"42

3rd SEMI-FINAL 1. T. ZENZ GER 2'08"51 2. A. ZANARDI ITA 2'15"58 3. E. KUTOVA CSV 2'16"90 4. G. Lutz FRA 2'22"51

FINAL Monday 29th August — 15.00 hrs

1. A. SEREDINA URS 2'08"08 2. T. ZENZ GER 2'08"22 3. D. WALKOWIAK POL 2'10"46 4. A. M. Werner Hansen DAN 2'13"88 5. K. Fried UNG 2'14"02 6. E. M. Lindmark SVE 2'14"17 7. A. Zanardi ITA 2'14"31 8. E. Kutova CSV 2'15"30 9. N. Kyrolainen FIN 2'17"28

A. Seredina of the U.S.S.R. is congratulated by T. Zenz of Germany. 268 K2 – 500 metres ————————————————

This event was inserted into the Rome Olympic programme for the first time

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11 entries from 11 nations – 11 participants from 11 countries

HEATS Friday 26th August – 11.10 hrs

The first three in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechage

HEAT 1 HEAT 2

1. U. S. S. R. 1'55"93 1. POLAND 2'01"03 (M. Shubina – A. Seredina) (D. Walkowiak – J. Mendalska) 2. GERMANY l'59"01 2. DENMARK 2'03"98 (T. Zenz – I. Hartmann) (A. Werner Hansen – B. Jensen) 3. HUNGARY 2'01"86 3. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 2'04"22 (K. Fried – V. Egresi) (E. Kutova – E. Kolinska) 4. Italy 2'05"40 4. Rumania 2'04"32 (G. Cotta Ramusino – L. Guindani) (M. Szekeli – E. Lipalit) 5. Austria 2'06"30 5. United States of America 2'15"51 (H. Wiedermann – L. Schindler) (M. A. Du Chai – D. Jerome) 6. Australia 2'12"20 (A. M. Sager Heidi – C. Nicholas)

REPECHAGE Saturday 27th August – 15.50 hrs

The first three in the repechage qualified for the final

1. ITALY 2'08"85 (G. Cotta Ramusino – L. Guindani) 2. AUSTRIA 2'10"00 (H. Wiedermann – L. Schindler) 3. RUMANIA 2'10"17 (M. Szekeli – E. Lipalit) 4. Australia 2'14"11 (A. M. Sager Heidi – C. Nicholas) 5. United States of America 2'21"13 (M. A. Du Chai – D. Jerome) 269 FINAL

Monday 29th August — 16.40 hrs

1. U. R. S. S. l'54"76 5. Denmark 2'01 " 3 6 (M. Shubina - A. Seredina) (A. Werner Hansen - B. Jensen) 6. Rumania 2'01"68 2. GERMANY 1'56"66 (M. Szekeli - E. Lipalit) (T. Zenz - I. Hartmann) 7. Italy 2'02"47 (G. Cotta Ramusino - L. Guindani) 3. HUNGARY 1'58"22 8. Czechoslovakia 2'02"76 (K. Fried - V. Egresi) (E. Kutova - E. Kolinska) 4. Poland l'59"03 9. Austria 2'02"85 (D. Walkowiak - J. Mendalska) (H. Wiedermann - L. Schindler)

The Soviet team, M. Shubina and A. Seredina, immediately after their victory in the K2 500 metres. 270 AVERAGE OF THE TWELVE BEST TIMES OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

Men's events

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

K1 – m. 1.000 4.19,875 4.25,316 4.00,860 C1 – m. 1.000 5.11,370 * 5.23,488 4.43,027 K2 – m. 1.000 3.53,875 3.58,400 3.40,577 C2 – m. 1.000 *** 4.45,627 ** 5.02,770 *** 4.31,998 K1 relay: 4 x 500 metres not held not held 7.55,465

* Average calculated on 9 teams. ** Average calculated on 10 teams. *** Average calculated on 11 teams. Women's events

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

K1 – m. 500 not held ** 2.24,230 2.13,937 K2 – m. 500 not held not held *** 2.02,500

** Average calculated on 10 teams. *** Average calculated on 11 teams.

AVERAGES OF THE FIRST SIX FINALISTS OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

Men's events

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

K1 – m. 1.000 4.17,350 4.18,233 3.57,110 C1 – m. 1.000 5.09,983 5.14,450 4.36,611 K2 – m. 1.000 3.52,533 3.54,983 3.37,383 C2 – m. 1.000 4.47,633 4.55,900 4.23,523 K1 relay: 4 X 500 metres not held not held 7.47,198

Women's events

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

K1 – m. 500 not held 2.22,033 2,11,471 K2 – m. 500 not held not held 1.58,618

271

ROWING

From 30th August to 3rd September 1960 at Lake Albano

18. - II

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES SOCIETES D'AVIRON (F.I.S.A.)

President: THOMAS KELLER

Secretary-General: CHARLES RIOLO

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA CANOTTAGGIO (F. I. C.)

President: ALFREDO BOCCALATTE

Secretary-General: LUIGI GRAPPELLI

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: ALFREDO BOCCALATTE

Technical Delegate: FULVIO BARTELLETTI

Members: SERGIO ORSI MARIO PECCIA VITTORIO PIRLO MASSIMO GIOVANNETTI BERNARDO HELLRIGL

REGATTA DIRECTORATE

President: T. KELLER (SVI) Secretary-General: C. RIOLO (SVI) Regatta Organization: FULVIO BARTELLETTI (ITA) Secretariat: GIUSEPPE COLOMBO (ITA)

JURY

G. SORELL (AUS) H. GASE (GER) S. MARCHLEWSKI (POL) F. J. RIEDLING (AUT) H. JACOB (GER) A. FAHMY (RAU) J. SPREUX (BEL) G. NICKALLS (GBR) S. BARANYI (ROM) P. DE BLEECKERE (BEL) J. PAGE (GRB) A. FONTQUERNI (SPA) T. KOUTSIKOPOULOS (GRE) DE MEULENEIR (BEL) J. CARLIN (SUA) J. MYSLIVECEK (CSV) P. DE GREGORI (ITA) J. ROGERS (SAF) F. HANSEN (DAN) S. ORSI (ITA) H. WALTER (SVI) L. PATRICOT (FRA) M. MORETTI (ITA) J. BUGIN (FRA) H. ZEZELJ (JUG) H. J. KELLER (SVI) G. SOUCHE (FRA) M. LUSIC (JUG) P. RUCH (SVI) K. ALETTER (GER) C. VAN DER PLOEG (PBA) K. GYURKOCZY (UNG) F. BEISWENGER (GER) W. SCHMOUTZIGUER (PBA) E. KABANOV (URS) 275 TIME–TABLE ————————————————

Tuesday 30th August Friday 2nd September

15.00 hrs – Heats: Fours with cox 15.00 hrs– Semi–finals: Fours with cox 16.20 " – " Pairs without cox 15.40 " – " Pairs without cox " 17.40 " – Single Sculls 16.20 " – " Eights

Wednesday 31st August

10.00 hrs – Heats: Pairs with cox 11.00 " – " Fours without cox 15.00 " – " Double Sculls Saturday 3rd September 16.00 " – " Eights 17.00 " – Repechages: Fours with cox 15.00 hrs – Final: Fours with cox Thursday 1st September 15.30 " – " Pairs without cox 16.00 " – " Single Sculls 10.00 hrs – Repechages: Pairs without cox " Pairs with cox 11.20 " – " Single Sculls 16.30 " – " 15.00 " – " Pairs with cox 17.00 " – Fours without cox 16.00 " – " Fours without cox 17.30 " – " Double Sculls 17.00 " – " Double Sculls 18.00 " – " Eights

276 SINGLE SCULLS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1900 – Barrelet FRA 7'35"60 1928 – H. R. Pearce AUT 7'11"00 1904 – Greer SUA 10'08"50 1932 – H. R. Pearce AUT 7'44"40 1908 – H. T. Blackstaffe GRB 9'26"00 1936 – G. Schäfer GER 8'21"90 1912 – W. D. Kinnear GRB 7'47"60 1948 – M. Wood AUT 7'24"40 1920 – J. B. Kelly SUA 7'35"00 1952 – J. Tshukalov URS 8'12"80 1924 – J. Beresford GRB 7'49"20 1956 – V. Ivanov URS 8'02"50

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13 entries from 13 nations – 13 participants from 13 nations

HEATS Tuesday 30th August – 17.40 hrs

The first in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

HEAT 1 1. J. HILL NZE 1'44"31 3'35"38 5'26"45 7'19"64 2. A. Hill GER l'44"91 3'37"02 5'27"98 7'23"55 3. H. Parker SUA l'50"83 3'42"80 5'34"72 7'26"88 4. D. Meineke SAF 1'49"38 3'44'17 5'41"18 7'37"11 5. J. Lopez SPA l'59"48 3'54"91 6'09"33 8'13"94

HEAT 2 1. V. IVANOV URS 1'48"66 3'37"50 5'29"53 7'22"20 2. A. Redele PBA l'48"04 3'41"87 5'35"90 7'32"24 3. T. Kocerka POL l'49"43 3'45"24 5'39"19 7'33"38 4. H. Waser SVI 1'51"82 3'48"16 5'42"94 7'34"67

HEAT 3 1. S. REBEK ITA 1'48"11 3'44"18 5'36"60 7'29"58 2. J. Kortelainen FIN 1'49"18 3'46"45 5'41"12 7'39"51 3. H. Fink AUT 1'45"58 3'43"56 5'42"42 7'43"53 4. S. Rand GRB 1'50"19 3'46"55 5'44"12 7'46"98 277 The Russian, V. Ivanov, winner of the Single Sculls. The German, A. Hill, silver medallist. REPECHAGES

Thursday 1st September – 11.20 hrs

The first in each repechage qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 1 1. A. HILL GER 1'47"63 3'38"77 5'34"51 7'31"04 2. H. Waser SVI l'56"78 3'47"81 5'44"30 7'42"00 3. H. Fink AUT l'57"37 3'45"72 5'46"10 7'47"09 4. J. Lopez SPA l'59"75 4'00"05 6'05"91 8'11"40 Wind: nil

REPECHAGE 2 1. H. PARKER SUA l'46"04 3'37"97 5'35"46 7'29"86 2. A. Redele PBA l'45"18 3'36"46 5'33"62 7'32"93 3. S. Rand GRB 1'46"81 3'38"44 5'45"23 7'50"31 Wind: nil

REPECHAGE 3 1. T. KOCERKA POL 1'43"84 3'32"84 5'26"73 7'24"31 2. J. Kortelainen FIN l'47"72 3'38"88 5'34"41 7'32"95 3. D. Meineke SAF 1'46"57 3'40"04 5'38"38 7'37"94 Wind: East; velocity 2 m./s.

FINAL

Saturday 3rd September – 16.00 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. V. IVANOV URS 1'48"96 3'38"33 5'29"17 7'13"96 2. A. HILL GER l'46"90 3'40"35 5'32"78 7'20"21 3. T. KOCERKA POL l'49"80 3'39"50 5'32"38 7'21"26 4. J. Hill NZE 1'47"55 3'38"76 5'30"62 7'23"98 5. H. Parker SUA 1'50"98 3'41"00 5'34"14 7'29"26 6. S. Rebek ITA 1'48"26 3'43"73 5'39"00 7'31"09 Wind: South–East; velocity 3 m./s. 279 PAIRS WITHOUT COX —————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1908 – GREAT BRITAIN 9'41"00 1936 – GERMANY 8'16"10 (J. R. K. Flenning – G. L. Thompson) (W. Eichhorn – H. Strauss) 1924 – HOLLAND 8'19"40 1948 – GREAT BRITAIN 7'21"10 (A. Beyeen – W. Rosingh) (J. H. T. Wilson – W. Laurie) 1928 – GERMANY 7'06"40 1952 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 8'20"70 (K. Moeschter – B. Müller) (Ch. Logg – Th. Price) 1932 – GREAT BRITAIN 8'00"00 1956 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 7'55"40 (L. Clive – H. R. A. Edwards) (J. T. Fifer – D. Y. Hecht)

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19 entries from 19 nations – 18 participating crews from 18 nations

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

ARGENTINE GERMANY PERU B. Ferrero J. Neuling E. Masias R. Gonzalez H. Weigel F. Puente

AUSTRALIA GREAT BRITAIN RUMANIA T. Davies C. Marshall S. Kureska J. Hunt R. Nickolson G. Riffelt

AUSTRIA ITALY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA J. Kloimstein P. Mosetti T. Frost A. Sageder M. Petri R. Rogers

CANADA YUGOSLAVIA SWEDEN D. Anderson N. Cupin G. Eriksson K. Donald A. Ivankovic L. Hansson

DENMARK MEXICO SWITZERLAND T. Grondahl A. Padilla W. Knabenhans E. Tostenas R. Retolaza H. Scherer

FINLAND HOLLAND U. S . S . R . V. Lehtela S. Blaisse V. Boreyko T. Pitkanen E. Veenemans O. Golovanov

280 HEATS Tuesday 30th August — 16.20 hrs

The first crew in each heat qualified for the semi-finals, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

HEAT 1 1. GERMANY 1'41"04 3'30"48 5'19"63 7'04"71 2. Austria 1'42"65 3'32"14 5'22"24 7'06"95 3. Mexico 1'55"08 3'39"63 5'34'11 7'25"63 4. Holland 1'43"82 3'37"78 5'32"25 7'26"52 5. Canada 1'45"13 3'49"71 5'47"06 7'43"82

HEAT 2 1. ITALY 1'41"31 3'27"48 5'19"87 7'07"17 2. Argentine 1'46"10 3'37"01 5'28"23 7'17"70 3. Denmark 1'44"18 3'36"36 5'43"65 7'20"58 4. Rumania 1'43"02 3'32"88 5'29"12 7'35"77 5. Sweden 1'51"80 3'47"08 5'27"43 7'38"08

HEAT 3 1. FINLAND 1'41"35 3'29"25 5'16"34 7'05"00 2. United States of America 1'44"64 3'33"70 5'19"05 7'07"75 3. Yugoslavia 1'52"32 3'33"17 5'21"42 7'08"54 4. Australia 1'42"08 3'37"49 5'42"47 7'51''88 5. Peru 1'45"91 3'51"87 5'57"08 7'55"28

HEAT 4 1. U. S. S. R. 1'41"11 3'28"97 5'16"71 7'02"88 2. Switzerland 1'46"77 3'36"11 5'25"20 7'14"52 3. Great Britain 1'45"61 3'35"37 5'26"15 7'25"32

HUNGARY was not present at the start.

REPECHAGES Thursday 1st September — 10.00 hrs

The first and second crew in each repechage qualified for the semi-finals

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 1 1. AUSTRIA 1'42"97 3'32"93 5'28"38 7'20"48 2. AUSTRALIA 1'40"47 3'32"39 5'30"26 7'24"22 3. Great Britain 1'44"25 3'36"04 5'31"98 7'25"01 Wind: nil Non starter: Sweden

281 The Finnish crew, V. Lehtela-T. Pitkanen, bronze medallists.

The Austrians, Josef Kloimstein and Sageder, silver medallists. INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 2 1. MEXICO 1'42"87 3'33"11 5'28"75 7'21"46 2. ARGENTINE 1'44"24 3'37"54 5'32"61 7'28"84 3. Peru 1'46"66 3'44"64 5'48"34 7'45"15 Wind: Nil

REPECHAGE 3 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'40"84 3'30"75 5'23"51 7'14"16 2. DENMARK 1'41"39 3'32"80 5'29"98 7'17"06 3. Holland 1'44"18 3'37"23 5'32"37 7'21"70 Wind: Nil

REPECHAGE 4 1. YUGOSLAVIA 1'44"18 3'30"92 5'21"57 7'14"20 2. SWITZERLAND 1'45"11 3'32"96 5'23"87 7'22"29 3. Canada 1'48"83 3'42"11 5'40"30 7'42"51 4. Rumania 1'41"31 3'31"86 5'35"22 7'59"67

SEMI–FINALS Friday 2nd September – 15.40 hrs

The first, second and third crew in each semi–final qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME 1st SEMI–FINAL 1. GERMANY 1'49"17 3'41'11 5'37"26 7'30"03 2. FINLAND 1'47"67 3'38"26 5'36"74 7'35"50 3. YUGOSLAVIA 1'51"76 3'43"76 5'40"73 7'38"83 4. Mexico 1'50"92 3'45"11 5'45"67 7'45"55 5. Australia 1'48"54 3'44"68 5'46"22 7'50"59 – Denmark retired

2nd SEMI–FINAL 1. AUSTRIA 1'52"83 3'46"51 5'41"76 7'30"10 2. U.S.S.R. 1'51"86 3'47"38 5'40"70 7'31"00 3. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'49"26 3'42"18 5'39"18 7'31"11 4. Italy 1'50"12 3'45"44 5'42"20 7'40"09 5. Switzerland 1'54"46 3'50"32 5'48"02 7'42"24 6. Argentine 1'55"24 3'52"32 5'51"74 7'48"48 283 FINALS Saturday 3rd September — 15.30 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 5 0 0 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. U.S.S.R. 1'41"22 3'31"55 5'20"15 7'02"01 (V. Boreyko - O. Golovanov) 2. AUSTRIA 1'46"58 3'30"83 5'19"66 7'03"69 (J. Kloimstein - A. Sageder) 3. FINLAND 1'48"29 3'33"05 5'17"77 7'03"80 (V. Lehtela - T. Pitkanen) 4. Germany 1'45"14 3'36"23 5'21"51 7'08"81 (J. Neuling - H. Weigel) 5. United States of America 1'47"45 3'36"90 5'26"39 7'17"08 (T. Frost - R. Rogers) 6. Yugoslavia 1'45"77 3'37"96 5'29"63 7'20"91 (N. Cupin - A. Ivankovic) Wind: South East; velocity 4 m./s.

Success of the Soviet rowers in the "Pairs without cox". The craft of Valentin Boreyko and Oleg Golovanov precedes that of the Austrians. PAIRS WITH COX ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1920 – ITALY 7'56"00 1936 – GERMANY 8'36"09 (Olgeni – Scatturin – cox: De (Gustmann – Adamski – cox: Felip) Arend) 1924 – SWITZERLAND 8'39"00 1948 – DENMARK 8'00"05 (Candeveau – Felber – cox: (Pedersen – Henriksen – cox: Lachapelle) Andersen) 1928 – SWITZERLAND 7'42"06 1952 – FRANCE 8'28"06 (H. Schoechlin – C. Schoechlin (Salles – Mercier – cox: Ma– – cox: Bourquin) livoire) 1932 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 8'25"00 1956 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 8'26"01 (Schauers – Kieffer – cox: (A. Ayrault jr. – C. Findley – Jennings) cox: A. Seiffert)

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18 teams entered from 18 nations – 18 teams participated from 18 nations

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

ARGENTINE GREAT BRITAIN SPAIN O. Cavagnaro S. Farquharson J. Del Real M. Maire J. Reeves J. Sahuquillo Moya cox: J. Somlay cox: K. Lester cox: E. Castello de Chiclana AUSTRALIA GREECE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA P. Marshall Guest J. Chrisocoo R. Draeger W. Neville Howell J. Siboni C. Findlay cox: I. D. Johnston cox: J. Theodorakeas cox: H. Mitchell BELGIUM ITALY SWEDEN R. Bollenberg R. Ostino G. Eriksson E. Luca G. Piretta L. Hansson cox: E. Pollet cox: V. Bruno cox: O. Lostad CZECHOSLOVAKIA YUGOSLAVIA HUNGARY V. Chalupa P. Skarica P. Wagner M. Strejcek A. Vrcic L. Muntean cox: F. Stanek cox: J. Bujas cox: G. Lengyel DENMARK HOLLAND U. S. S. R. J. Berendt Jensen M . V a n D i s A. Bogdanovichus K. Nielsen A. Wientjes Z. Yukna cox: S. Lysholt Hansen cox: J. Bos cox: I. Rudakov GERMANY RUMANIA URUGUAY B. Knubel S. Kureska L. Aguiar H. Renneberg G. Riffelt G. Perez cox: K. Zerta cox: M. Roger cox: R. A. Torrieri 285 HEATS Wednesday 31st August – 10.00 hrs

The first crew in each heat qualified for the final; the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

HEAT 1 1. U. S. S. R. 1'45"78 3'36"59 5'31"93 7'31"70 2. United States of America 1'53"26 3'49"64 5'47"17 7'39"50 3. Czechoslovakia 1'48"78 3'44"94 5'46"3l 7'47"60 4. Yugoslavia 1'52"38 3'47"80 5'48"12 7'49"81 5. Great Britain 1'51"65 3'48"33 5'50"21 7'55"59 6. Greece 1'54"45 3'51"40 5'54"46 7'59"42

HEAT 2 1. RUMANIA 1'53"15 3'48"47 5'43"26 7'43"38 2. Holland 1'54"76 3'59"90 5'47"73 7'48"01 3. Sweden 1'57"02 4'00"11 5'54"26 7'56"06 4. Argentine 1'58"08 4'01"12 5'57"02 8'02"36 5. Spain 2'01"31 4'02"27 6'02"74 8'06"44 HUNGARY was eliminated for not having completed the course in a regular manner.

HEAT 3

1. GERMANY 1'47"04 3'40"96 5'34"35 7'31"64 1 2. Denmark '50"97 3'44"79 5'42"25 7'36"04 3. Uruguay 1'48"60 3'39"76 5'39"03 7'38"17 4. Australia 1'49"85 3'45"48 5'44"68 7'49"06 5. Italy 1'51"98 3'49"16 5'59"46 8'09"20 6. Belgium 1'53"15 3'54"71 6'06"42 8'14"40

REPECHAGES Thursday 1st September – 15.00 hrs

The first team in each repechage qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 1

1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'50"72 3'45"34 5'47"29 7'39"00 2. Uruguay 1'50"04 3'42"10 5'41"70 7'45"02 3. Argentine 1'56"84 3'53"68 5'57"28 7'59"33 4. Spain 1'58"03 3'57"12 6'03"44 8'04"63 5. Belgium 1'53"48 3'54"84 6'06"60 8'18"29 Wind: East south–east; velocity 2 m./ s. 286 Mr. Brundage presents the awards to the German "pairs with cox": B. Knubel, H. Renneberg, cox: K. Zerta.

The finish of the "pairs with cox": Germany surpasses the U. S. S. R. INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 2 1. ITALY 1'52"13 3'44"00 5'43"16 7'39"52 2. Czechoslovakia 1'53"73 3'44"82 5'46"80 7'40"98 3. Holland 1'52"84 3'47"72 5'54"07 7'42"15 4. Australia 1'51"14 3'43"16 5'44"32 7'47"82 5. Greece 1'57"44 3'53"09 5'57"75 7'54"75 Wind: South–east; velocity 2 m./s.

REPECHAGE 3 1. DENMARK 1'48"05 3'44"66 5'44"06 7'39"70 2. Yugoslavia 1'53"64 3'52"40 5'51"41 7'48"05 3. Great Britain 1'51"20 3'49"84 5'52"17 7'49"01 4. Sweden 1'55"73 3'54"82 5'55"54 7'50"77 5. Hungary 1'51"70 3'50"65 5'54"42 8'01"35 Wind: East–south–east; velocity 3 m./s.

FINALS

Saturday 3rd September – 16.30 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. GERMANY 1'46"87 3'37"48 5'31"98 7'29"14 (B. Knubel – H. Renneberg – cox: K. Zerta) 2. U. S. S. R. 1'45"91 3'37"91 5'34"02 7'30"l7 (A. Bogdanovichus – Z. Yukna – tim.: I. Rudakov) 3. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'49"45 3'48"19 5'44"61 7'34"58 (R. Draeger – C. Findlay – cox: H. Mitchell) 4. Denmark 1'48"51 3'44"80 5'43"57 7'39"20 (J. Berendt Jensen – K. Nielsen – cox: S. Lysholt Hansen) 5. Italy 1'51"48 3'45"72 5'45"75 7'40"92 (G. Piretta – R. Ostino – cox: V. Bruno) 6. Rumania 1'50''22 3'45"32 5'47"51 7'49''57 (S. Kureska – G. Riffelt – cox: M. Roger) Wind: North–north–east; velocity 2 m./s.

288 DOUBLE SCULLS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1920 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 7'09"00 (J. B. Kelly - P. Costello) 1924 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'34"00 (J. B. Kelly - P. Costello) 1928 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'41"04 (P. Costello - C. McIlvaine) 1932 - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 7'17"04 (K. Myers - W. E. G. Gilmore) 1936 - GREAT BRITAIN 7'20"03 (J. Beresford - L. F. South- wood) 1948 - GREAT BRITAIN 6'51"03 (R. Burnell - B. Bushnell) 1952 - ARGENTINE 7'32"02 (T. Capozzo - E. Guerrero) 1956 - U.S.S.R. 7'24"00 (A. Berkoutov - Y. Tjukalov) ——————

16 crews entered from 16 nations 16 crews participated from 16 nations The Czechs Kozak and Schmidt, gold medallists in the " Double Sculls ".

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

AUSTRALIA GERMANY HOLLAND I. Tutty H. Becher P. Bakker K. Webb J. Jahn J. Rentmeester AUSTRIA G. Dittrich GREAT BRITAIN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA A. Loblich N. Birkmyre J. Kelly BELGIUM G. Justicz W. Knecht G. Higny ITALY SWITZERLAND J. Lemaire S. Lucini E. Huerlimann CZECHOSLOVAKIA C. Pestuggia R. Larcher V. Kozak P. Schmidt YUGOSLAVIA U.S.S.R. DENMARK J. Lovec A. Berkutov J. Andersen P. Vlasic Y. Tjukalov P. Mortensen FRANCE NORWAY URUGUAY R. Duhamel H. Krakenes P. Carvalho B. Monnereau S. Krakenes M. Caulin 289

19. - II HEATS Wednesday 31st August — 15.00 hrs

The first team in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME HEAT 1 1. FRANCE 1'36"48 3'16"58 5'01"57 6'45"23 2. Holland 1'36"54 3'20"50 5'04"46 6'48"22 3. Yugoslavia 1'38"77 3'22"35 5'06"96 6'49"94 4. United States of America 1'40"29 3'26"43 5'12"25 6'51"92 5. Germany 1'41"14 3'24"88 5'12"25 6'52"05 6. Australia 1'43"16 3'31"88 5'24"02 7'16"41 Wind: South-east; velocity 4 m./s.

HEAT 2 1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'40"02 3'25"74 5'12"17 6'51"47 2. U. S. S. R. 1'39"02 3'24"22 5'11"03 6'51"98 3. Great Britain 1'41"52 3'24"87 5'13"27 7'00"13 4. Norway 1'40"81 3'26"70 5'16"83 7'11"04 5. Denmark 1'42"34 3'29"70 5'23"11 7'15"23 Wind: South-east; velocity 4 m./s.

HEAT 3 1. SWITZERLAND 1'41"74 3'23"77 5'09"88 6'54"78 2. Belgium 1'44"32 3'25"94 5'11"60 6'55"31 3. Austria 1'46"37 3'34"02 5'24"60 7'18"13 4. Uruguay 1'59"76 3'40"26 5'33"06 7'38"57 Wind: South-east; velocity 5 m./s.

ITALY was eliminated for two false starts.

REPECHAGES Thursday 1st September — 17.00 hrs

The first crew in each repechage qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 1 1. HOLLAND 1'35"56 3'21"48 5'05"67 6'51"61 2. Norway 1'39"24 3'24"73 5'12"58 7'02"88 3. Denmark 1'38"42 3'28"36 5'18"64 7'09"95 4. Austria 1'40"75 3'31"84 5'23"42 7'15"63 Wind: East-south-east; velocity 2 m./s. 290 INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 2

1. U.S.S.R. 1'39"20 3'24"79 5'08"24 6'55"91 2. Uruguay 1'38"40 3'24"12 5'13"40 7'04"78 3. Yugoslavia 1'37"54 3'23"31 5'15"50 7'07"61 4. Italy 1'42"97 3'28"84 5'21"99 7'08"16 5. Australia 1'44"13 3'33"14 5'24"91 7'12"37

Wind: East–south–east; velocity 3 m./s.

REPECHAGE 3

1. BELGIUM 1'38"65 3'19"52 5'03"87 6'49"04 2. Great Britain 1'40"31 3'20"44 5'05"30 6'49"81 3. Germany 1'39"15 3'23"15 5'11"23 6'55"15 4. United States of America 1'37"01 3'22"56 5'10"64 6'55"25

Wind: East–south–east; velocity 2 m./s.

FINALS

Saturday 3rd September – 17.30 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'36"07 3'16"80 5'03"82 6'47"50 (V. Kozak – P. Schmidt)

2. U.S.S.R. 1'38"36 3'21"32 5'09"33 6'50"49 (A. Berkutov – Y. Tjukalov) 3. SWITZERLAND 1'37"51 3'20"38 5'07"29 6'50"59 (E. Huerlimann – R. Larcher) 4. France 1'35"25 3'17"28 5'06"03 6'52''22 (R. Duhamel – B. Monnereau) 5. Holland 1'36"78 3'19"41 5'10"36 6'53"86 (P. Bakker – J. Rentmeester) 6. Belgium 1'39"18 3'22"24 5'11"57 6'56"40 (G. Higny – J. Lemaire) Wind: North; velocity 2 m./s.

291 FOURS WITHOUT COX ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1900 – FRANCE–Roubaix 1936 – GERMANY 7'01"08 (Eckstein – Rom – Karl – 1908 – GREAT BRITAIN 8'34"00 Menne) (Cudmore – Gillan – Mc Kinnon – Somers Smith) 1948 – ITALY 6'39"00 1924 – GREAT BRITAIN 7'08"06 (Faggi – Invernizzi – Morille – (Eley – Macnab – Morrison – Moioli) Sanders) 1952 – YUGOSLAVIA 7'16"00 1928 – GREAT BRITAIN 6'36"00 (Bonacic – Valenta – Troja– (Lander – Warriner – Beesly – novic – Segvic) Bevan) 1956 – CANADA 7'08"08 1932 – GREAT BRITAIN 6'58"02 (A. A. Mc Kinnon – L. K. Loo- (Babcock – Edwards – Bere– nier – I. W. u'Hont – D. J. sford – Rowland) Arnold) ——————

16 crews entered from 16 nations – 16 crews participated from 16 nations

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

ARGENTINE GERMANY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA I. Huber V. Hendrix A. Ayrault H. Moni M. Kluth T. Nash A. Pontarolo G. Niermann J. Sayre V. Vansteenkiste A. Wehselau R. Wailes AUSTRALIA P. Gillon GREAT BRITAIN SOUTH AFRICA P. Guest M. Beresford D. Lord J. Jelbart C. Davidge W. Mok J. Vear Brian C. Porter T. Steyn CANADA J. Vigurs J. Stocchi R. Adams C. Brown ITALY SWITZERLAND C. Leach F. Zielski T. Baraglia P. Koelliker R. Bosatta C. Kottmann CZECHOSLOVAKIA G. Crosta K. Schmid J. Blazek G. Galante R. Streuli M. Jiska R. Libal J. Starosta POLAND HUNGARY DENMARK B. Augustyniak L. Kiss H. Christiansen K. Neumann G. Sarlos M. Jensen B. Poniatowski J. Satori B. Kaas A. Rosolowicz B. Zsitnik O. Kassow FINLAND RUMANIA U.S.S.R. E. Laine M. Bieltz I. Akhremchik H. Laine I. Petrov Y. Bachurov P. Laine S. Pongratz V. Morkovkin A. Nikulainen I. Varga A. Tarabrin 292 HEATS Wednesday 31 August — 11.00 hrs

The first crew in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME HEAT 1 1. GREAT BRITAIN 1'34"11 3'11"50 4'50"67 6'28"18 2. United States of America 1'35"24 3'10"56 4'51"24 6'29"67 3. Poland 1'36"58 3'14"84 4'53"81 6'34"20 4. Hungary 1'32"86 3'09"76 4'49"85 6'34"90 5. Denmark 1'37"72 3'16"30 4'57"20 6'44"20 6. Finland 1'44"84 3'28"62 5'18"06 7'08"95

HEAT 2 1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'34"26 3'12"32 4'56"02 6'36"65 2. Rumania 1'35"27 3'14"67 4'59"62 6'43"45 3. South Africa 1'36"29 3'16"60 5'02"81 6'46"58 4. Australia 1'40"46 3'21"69 5'07"06 6'49''83 5. Canada 1'38"48 3'20"68 5'08"70 6'56"32

HEAT 3 1. U. S. S. R. 1'36"71 3'11"62 4'48''70 6'29"41 2. Italy 1'34"16 3'10"89 4'50"35 6'31"84 3. Germany 1'38"32 3'14"48 4'56"43 6'36"81 4. Switzerland 1'37"47 3'16"14 4'59"40 6'43"48 5. Argentine 1'42"02 3'22"02 5'07"36 6'52"32

REPECHAGES

Thursday 1st September — 10.00 hrs

The first crew in each repechage qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 1 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'36"80 3'11"05 4'46"68 6'24''84 2. Germany 1'31"86 3'09"48 4'47"45 6'27"61 3. Canada 1'34"10 3'19"10 5'01"45 6'44"77 4. Australia 1'36"14 3'20"02 5'02"33 6'45"25 Wind: East-south-east; velocity 3 m./s. 293 The finish of the "Fours without cox". In the foreground, the American craft crosses the finishing line. In the background, the Italian crew (silver medal) precedes the U.S.S.R. in the centre.

The American crew (Ayrault, Sayra, Wailes and Nash), gold medallist in the "Fours without cox". INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 2

1. SWITZERLAND 1'35"70 3'16"21 4'58"14 6'42"19 2. Rumania 1'36"40 3'18"44 5'02"71 6'47"04 3. Poland 1'37"45 3'20"62 5'04"72 6'48"50 4. Argentine 1'39"61 3'23"61 5'10"77 6'56"35

Wind: East–south–east; velocity 4 m./s. FINLAND was not present at the start.

REPECHAGE 3

1. ITALY 1'34"35 3'16"92 4'57"96 6'37"79 2. Hungary 1'36"21 3'19"40 5'02"53 6'43"44 3. Denmark 1'39"09 3'22"14 5'04"98 6'49"75 4. South Africa 1'37"01 3'20"83 5'05"41 6'50"32

FINALS Saturday 3rd September – 17.00 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'34"53 3'10"24 4'49"28 6'26"26 (A. Ayrault – T. Nash – J. Sayre – R. Wailes)

2. ITALY 1'32"11 3'11"27 4'52"22 6'28"78 (T. Baraglia – R. Bosatta – G. Cro– sta – G. Galante) 3. U. S. S. R. 1'31"22 3'06"35 4'47"17 6'29"62 (I. Akhremchik – Y. Bachurov – V. Morkovkin – A. Tarabrin) 4. Czechoslovakia 1'33"08 3'12"47 4'52"22 6'34"30 (J. Blazek – M. Jiska – R. Libal – J. Starosta) 5. Great Britain 1'30"56 3'13"46 4'54"51 6'36"18 (M. Beresford – C. Davidge – C. Por- ter – J. Vigurs) 6. Switzerland 1'33"73 3'15"34 4'57"56 6'38"81 (P. Koelliker – G. Kottmann – K. Schmid – R. Streuli) Wind: north; velocity 2 m./s. 295 FOURS WITH COX ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1900 – GERMANY 1932 – GERMANY 7'19"00 (O. Glosser – Katzenstein – (Eller – Hoeck – Meyer – Spem– Tietgens – G. Gossler – C. berg – Neumann) Gossler) 1936 – GERMANY 7'16"02 1912 – GERMANY 6'59"04 (Maier – Volle – Gaber – (O. Arnheiter – R. Arnheiter – Soellner – Bauer) Fickeisen – Wilker – Leister) 1948 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'50"03 1920 – SWITZERLAND 6'54"00 (Westlund – Martin – Will – Bruederlein – H. Rudolf – B. Giovanelli – Morgan) Rudolf –Walther) 1924 – SWITZERLAND 7'18"04 1952 – CZECHOSLOVAKIA 7'33"04 (Albrecht – Probst – Sigg – (Mejta – Havlis – Jindra – Walther – Loosli) Lusk – Koranda) 1928 – ITALY 6'47"08 1956 – ITALY 7'19"04 (Perentin – D'Este – Vittori – (Winkler – Sgheiz – Vanzin – Delise – Petronio) Trincavelli – Stefanoni) ——————

21 crews entered from 21 nations – 21 crews participated from 21 nations

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

AUSTRALIA DENMARK JAPAN G. Allen P. Justesen K. Fukuda M. Annett M. Pedersen H. Mizuki J. Hudson S. Hansen S. Murai R. Waddington E. Rask N. Okubo cox: L. Robberds cox: E. Nielsen cox: O. Saito AUSTRIA FINLAND GREAT BRITAIN D. Ebner V. Huhtala S. Crosse He. Kuttelwascher M. Maisala R. Knight Ho. Kuttelwascher R. Poutanen J. Russell D. Losert K. Hanninen J. Tilbury cox: W. Traugott cox: R. Sunden cox: P. Reynolds BRAZIL FRANCE GREECE H. Edmundo R. Dumontois P. Calobratso P. Concalves C. Martin E. Polizoi E. Neugebaur J. Morel J. Siboni F. Todesco G. Nosbaum T. Tsongas cox: W. Scovino cox: J. Klein. cox: J. Theodorakeas CZECHOSLOVAKIA GERMANY ITALY P. Hofman G. Cintl F. Balatti R. Novy H. Effertz R. Sgheiz P. Pulkrabek J. Litz F. Trincavelli O. Tikal K. Riekemann G. Zucchi cox: M. Konicek cox: M. Obst cox: I. Stefanoni 296 YUGOSLA VIA RUMANIA SWEDEN

V. Nekora M. Bieltz R. Andersson J. Pintar P. Milincovici L. Gustavsson A. Potokar I. Petrov U. Gustavsson V. Skalak S. Pongratz K. Hansson cox: H. Stipancev cox: M. Roger cox: O. Lostad

HOLLAND SPAIN HUNGARY

A. De Ruiter F. Cobas T. Bedekovics F. Moerman B. Garcia C. Kovacs Y. Stelma J. Mendez L. Muntean H. Wamsteker M. Valtierra P. Wagner cox: M. Klumperbeek cox: A. Gonzales cox: G. Lengyel

PORTUGAL UNITED STATES OF AMERICA U.S.S.R. J. Gavinho C. Alm O. Alexandrov J. Porto R. Rubin B. Fedorov I. Silva A. Stocker I. Khokhlov J. Vieira M. Yonker V. Zanin cox: R. Valenca cox: K. Seiffert cox: I. Rudakov

Victory of the German craft in the "fours with cox". Immediately after the finish, in the background can be seen the French crew (silver medal) and in the foreground, the Italian crew (bronze medal).

297 HEATS Tuesday 30 th August – 15.00 hrs

The first crew in each heat qualified for the semi–finals, the others took part in the repechages.

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

HEAT 1 1. ITALY 6'40''10 2. Australia 6'47"23 Intermediate times in 3. Rumania 6'47"71 respect of the first 4. Finland 6'57''70 5. Greece heat were not taken 7'01"25 6. Spain 7'07"23

HEAT 2 1. GERMANY 1'40"61 3'12"25 4'53''37 6'34"55 2. Hungary 1'33"99 3'17"25 5'00"33 6'40"01 3. Denmark 1'36"79 3'20"11 5'05"23 6'47"37 4. Portugal 1'39"47 3'24"25 5'08"36 6'50"94 5. Brasil 1'38"14 3'25"10 5'09"59 6'57"48

HEAT 3 1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'40"46 3'22"38 5'02"80 6'47"03 2. United States of America 1'41"10 3'25"98 5'08"82 6'49"62 3. Holland 1'39"01 3'23"32 5'08"31 6'50"48 4. Great Britain 1'39"69 3'21"27 5'06"19 6'51"00 5. Japan 1'42"45 3'28"80 5'17"77 7'05"51

HEAT 4 1. U.S.S.R. 1'36"72 3'16"07 4'59"54 6'38"76 2. Austria 1'39"93 3'10"87 5'00"68 6'42"33 3. France 1'38"47 3'19"28 5'03"36 6'46"75 4. Yugoslavia 1'39"12 3'21"66 5'10"70 6'56"91 5. Sweden 1'41"47 3'25"79 5'59"91 8'25"34

REPECHAGES Wednesday 31st August – 17.00 hrs

The first and second crew in each repechage qualified for the semi–finals

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1 . 0 0 0 m. 1.500 TIME

REPECHAGE 1 1. FRANCE 1'37"43 3'20"88 5'06"36 6'47"11 2. AUSTRALIA 1'38"37 3'20"28 5'06"84 6'47"31 3. Great Britain 1'39"86 3'23"43 5'08"29 6'48"21 4. Brazil 1'42"26 3'29"30 5'20"60 7'09"78 Wind: South–south–east; velocity 5 m./s.

298 INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 2 1. HUNGARY 1'38"21 3'19"38 5'06"91 6'51"08 2. RUMANIA 1'37"28 3'20"34 5'09"43 6'55"63 3. Yugoslavia 1'39"95 3'24"76 5'14"05 7'00"71 4. Japan 1'42"60 3'26"29 5'18"86 7'10"50

REPECHAGE 3 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1'38"71 3'21"38 5'07"12 6'49"78 2. FINLAND 1'39"46 3'21"90 5'08"11 6'51"14 3. Denmark 1'40"19 3'22"96 5'09"11 6'51"70 4. Sweden 1'42"48 3'28"30 5'17"88 7'05"90 Wind: South–south–east; velocity 4 m./s.

REPECHAGE 4 1. AUSTRIA 1'36"93 3'16"60 5'01"08 6'41"09 2. HOLLAND 1'36"35 3'17"07 5'02"31 6'41"43 3. Portugal 1'40"38 3'25"96 5'14"31 6'57"87 4. Greece 1'41"32 3'25"29 5'14"86 6'57"98 5. Spain 1'43"11 3'28"35 5'18"78 7'07"50 Wind: South–south east; velocity 5 m./s.

SEMI–FINALS Friday 2nd September – 15.00 hrs

The first, second and third crew in each semi–final qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME 1st SEMI–FINAL 1. ITALY 1'39"10 3'29"36 5'16"26 7'02"86 2. AUSTRALIA 1'40"48 3'28"88 5'15"72 7'05"04 3. HUNGARY 1'41"94 3'28"22 5'16"92 7'05"84 4. Austria 1'39"77 3'31"05 5'18"10 7'06"85 5. Finland 1'41"15 3'30"10 5'21"19 7'15"12 6. Czechoslovakia 1'45"14 3'32"36 5'24"02 7'19"71

2nd SEMI–FINAL 1. GERMANY 1'37"76 3'21"41 5'13"06 7'00"47 2. FRANCE 1'41"86 3'25"52 5'16"26 7'02"95 3. U. S. S. R. 1'39"10 3'25"08 5'15"31 7'03"26 4. United States of America 1'51"70 3'26"51 5'18"29 7'06"25 5. Rumania 1'39"93 3'26"98 5'21"41 7'10"58 6. Holland 1'40"90 3'25"87 5'22"84 7'12"02 299 Presentation of awards to the German "fours with cox" (G. Cintl, H. Effertz, J. Litz, K. Riekemann, cox: M. Obst).

300 FINAL Saturday 3rd September – 15.00 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. GERMANY 1'37"51 3'17"08 4'56"33 6'39"12 (G. Cintl – H. Effertz – J. Litz – K. Riekemann – cox: M. Obst)

2. FRANCE 1'44"35 3'25"16 5'02"18 6'41"62 R. Dumontois – C. Martin – J. Morel – G. Nosbaum – cox: J. Klein)

3. ITALY 1'40"91 3'22"24 5'04"67 6'43"72 (F. Balatti – R. Sgheiz – F. Trinca– velli – G. Zucchi – cox: I. Ste– fanoni)

4. U.S.S.R. 1'36"23 3'17"59 4'59"89 6'45"67 (O. Alexandrov – B. Fedorov – I. Khokhlov – V. Zanin – cox: I. Ru– dakov) 5'03"85 5. Australia 1'43"12 3'22"80 6'45"80 (G. Allen – M. Annett – J. Hudson – R. Waddington – cox: L. Rob– berds)

6. Hungary 1'39"34 3'23"13 5'05"81 6'51"65 (T. Bedekovics – G. Kovacs – L. Muntean – P. Wagner – cox: G. Lengyel)

301 EIGHTS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1900 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'09"08 1928 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'03"02 1908 – GREAT BRITAIN 7'52"00 1932 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'37"06 1936 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'25"04 1912 – GREAT BRITAIN 6'15"00 1948 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 5'56"07 1920 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'02"06 1952 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'25"09 1924 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'33"04 1956 – UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 6'35"02

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15 crews entered from 15 nations – 14 crews participated from 14 nations

THE PARTICIPATING CREWS

AUSTRALIA FRANCE GREAT BRITAIN A. Cunningham J. Bellet R. Bate B. Durston E. Clerc J. Chester A. Francis J. Ledoux M. Davis M. Gamble G. Mercier I. Elliott G. A. Hale B. Meynadier R. Fishloch J. R. Ledder J. Moroni A. Lindsay R. Ninham C. Puibaraud D. Rutherford J. Rosser M. Viaud D. Shaw cox: T. Scook cox: A. Bouffard cox: P. Reynolds CANADA GERMANY ITALY D. Arnold K. Bittner P. Amorini W. D'Hondt K. Hopp V. Cantarello N. Kuhn H. Lenk G. Casalini J. Lecky M. Rulffs L. Prato L. Loomer F. Schepke V. Prina W. Mackerlich K. Schepke N. Simonato A. Mac Kinnon W. Schroder L. Spozio G. Mervyn K. von Groddeck A. Torri cox: S. Biln cox: W. Padge cox: G. Pira CZECHOSLOVAKIA JAPAN U. A. R. B. Janousek K. Chiba G. Abdallah J. Jindra T. Hirose A. Abdelhadi J. Lundak H. Itsuki M. Abdelsamei S. Lusk H. Saito A. Aboushanab V. Pavkovic T. Saito T. Hassouba L. Pojezny T. Sato S. Ibrahim J. Sveda S. Tamura I. Mahmoud J. Ventus Y. Tazaki A. Saad cox: M. Konicek cox: H. Misawa cox: A. Kamis 302 SPAIN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SWEDEN I. Alcorta J. Baldwin R. Andersson J. Almandoz P. Bos B. Bengtsson J. Aristegui M. Moore A. Berntsson S. Beitia L. Perry L. Gustavsson J. Ibarburu W. Sweetser U. Gustavsson U. Ibarburu G. Thompson K. Hansson E. Leiceaga R. Wilson P. Hedenberg T. Vaqueriza H. Winfree R. Hurtig cox: F. Amiano cox: W. Long cox: O. Lostad SWITZERLAND U.S.S.R. R. Bianchi M. Balenkov E. Ess V. Barinov H. Goeggel V. Bogachev H. Graber V. Dundur W. Koelliker N. Gomolko W. Osterwalder B. Gorokhov G. Schaer L. Ivanov H. Scheller V. Malik cox: W. Ehrensperger cox: Y. Lorenzson

HEATS Wednesday 31st August - 16.00 hrs

The first crew in each heat qualified for the final, the others participated in the repechages

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME HEAT 1 1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'31"68 3'01"53 4'37"68 6'13"08 2. Australia 1'29"86 3'06"27 4'41"71 6'16"94 3. United Arab Republic 1'30"'74 3'03"62 4'45"17 6'22"06 4. Sweden 1'34"00 3'09"91 4'48"66 6'29"49 Wind: South-east; velocity 4 m./s. POLAND was not present

HEAT 2 1. GERMANY 1'29"86 2'59''10 4'32"00 6'03"34 2. France 1'30"45 3'00"91 4'35"57 6'07"71 3. Great Britain 1'29"04 3'00"02 4'35"17 6'10"33 4. Japan 1'31"22 3'02"01 4'37"44 6'11''86 5. Switzerland 1'32"25 3'06"55 4'42"02 6'17''00 Wind: South-east; velocity 4 m./s.

HEAT 3 1. CANADA 1'29"38 3'00"79 4'32"28 6'03'18 2. United States of America 1'34"76 3'04"00 4'37"54 6'07"69 3. Italy 1'30"16 3'02"60 4'38"06 6'09"05 4. U.S.S.R. 1'30"85 3'01"67 4'33"98 6'09"65 5. Spain 1'35"63 3'13"64 4'55"04 6'31"43 Wind: South-east; velocity 5 m./s. 303 REPECHAGES Friday 2nd September

The first crew in each repechage qualified for the final

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME REPECHAGE 1 1. ITALY l'30"69 3'08"31 4'48"76 6'23"83 2. Japan 1'33"17 3'09"04 4'48"08 6'24"41 3. Switzerland 1'31"60 3'11"52 4'51"64 6'30"26 4. Australia 1'32"31 3'10"99 4'51"04 6'31"15 Wind: North–east; velocity 4 m./s.

REPECHAGE 2 1. FRANCE 1'32"41 3'07"91 4'43"70 6'21"34 2. U.S.S.R. 1'33"50 3'08"94 4'45"18 6'21"88 3. United Arab Republic 1'34"33 3'13"55 4'57"13 6'41"26 4. Spain 1'38"30 3'20"38 5'05"61 6'52"46 Wind: North–east; velocity 3 m./s.

REPECHAGE 3 1. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA l'34"65 3'14"27 4'54"75 6'31"77 2. Great Britain 1'33"36 3'13"58 4'53"41 6'33"22 3. Sweden l'36"62 3'22"68 5'07"55 6'49"56 Wind: North–east; velocity 4 m./s.

The victorious finish of the German "eight". 304 FINAL

Saturday 3rd September – 18.00 hrs

INTERMEDIATE TIMES TOTAL m. 500 m. 1.000 m. 1.500 TIME

1. GERMANY 1'26"00 2'55"88 4'27"48 5'57"18 (K. Bittner – K. Hopp – H. Lenk – M. Rulffs – F. Schepke – K. Schepke – W. Schroder – K. von Groddeck – cox: W. Padge)

2. CANADA 1'26"75 2'57"23 4'30"20 6'01"52 (D. Arnold – W. D'Hondt – N. Kuhn – J. Lecky – L. Loomer – W. Macker– lich – A. Mac Kinnon – G. Mervyn – cox: S. Biln)

3. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 1'27"44 2'59"85 4'33"94 6'04"84 (B. Janousek – J. Jindra – I. Lundak S. Lusk – V. Pavkovic – L. Po– jezny – J. Sveda – J. Ventus – cox: M. Konicek)

4. FRANCE 1'28"91 3'00"42 4'35"07 6'06"57 (J. Bellet – E. Clerc – J. Ledoux – G. Mercier – B. Meynadier – J. Moroni – C. Puibaraud – M. Viaud – cox: A. Bouffard)

5. United States of America 1'28"13 3'01"01 4'36"37 6'08"06 (J. Baldwin – P. Bos – M. Moore – L. Perry – W. Sweetser – G. Thompson – R. Wilson – H. Win– free – cox: W. Long)

6. Italy 1'30"02 3'01"75 4'39"72 6'12"73 (P. Amorini – V. Cantarello – G. C. Casalini – L. Prato – V. Prina – N. Simonato – L. Spozio – A. Torri – cox: G. Pira) Wind: calm

305

20. – II The presentation ceremony for the German "eight ".

306 AVERAGES OF THE 12 BEST TIMES OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

Fours with cox 7.03,733 * 7.07,300 6.42,810

Pairs without cox 7.39,750 ** 7.34,411 7.10,925

Single Sculls 7.40,941 7.37,383 7.29,714

Pairs with cox 7.58,500 *** 8.09,000 7.39,917

Fours without cox 6.40,991 6.52,750 6.34,454

Double Sculls 7.03,558 *** 7.02,262 6.51,870

Eights 6.18,891 * 6.10,244 6.09,807

* Average calculated on 10 crews ** Average calculated on 9 crews *** Average calculated on 8 crews

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE FIRST 6 FINALISTS IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

Fours with cox * 7.38,380 ** 7.25,950 6.44,956

Pairs without cox * 8.32,620 ** 8.08,325 7.09,383

Single Sculls * 8.20,120 ** 8.08,725 7.23,293

Pairs with cox * 8.34,910 ** 8.29,450 7.37,263

Fours without cox * 7.22,320 ** 7.17,650 6.32,325

Double Sculls * 7.42,960 ** 7.33,825 6.51,843

Eights * 6.33,560 ** 6.39,900 6.25,150

* Average calculated on 5 finalists ** Average calculated on 4 finalists

307

The Olympic Velodrome. CYCLING

From 26th to 30th August 1960 at the Olympic Velodrome and on roads

UNION CYCLISTE INTERNATIONALE (U.C.I.)

President: ADRIANO RODONI Secretary- General:RENÉ CHÉSAL

UNIONE VELOCIPEDISTICA ITALIANA (U.V. I.)

President: ADRIANO RODONI Secretary-General:RODOLFO MAGNANI

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: RODOLFO MAGNANI Technical Delegate: GIULIANO PACCIARELLI Members: TULLIO BROFFERIO SEBASTIANO CONCAS PIERO LONGHI FRANCO MEALLI

INTERNATIONAL COMMISSAIRES START JUDGE TINO ROLLE (Italy) LOUIS DAUGÉ (France) JOSSE DUCHATEAU (Belgium) FINISHING LINE JUDGE ALDO SPADONI (Italy) ALBERT VEROUGSTRAETE (Belgium)

311 TIME TABLE ————————————————

Friday 26th August 20.45 hrs – 4,000 metres team pursuit (quarter- finals) – Tandem (final for 3rd and 4th VIALE OCEANO PACIFICO (EUR): place) – Tandem (final for 1st and 2nd 09.00 hrs –100 kms team time trial road place) race.

Monday 29th August OLYMPIC VELODROME: OLYMPIC VELODROME: 15.00 hrs – (heats and repechages) 20.45 hrs – 4,000 metres team pursuit (semi- – Tandem (heats and repechages) finals) 20.45 » – 1,000 metres standing start time – Sprint (semi–finals) trial – 4,000 metres team pursuit (final – Sprint (eighths–finals) for 3rd and 4th place) – Tandem (quarter–finals) – 4,000 metres team pursuit (final for 1st and 2nd place) – Sprint (final for 3rd and 4th Saturday 27th August place) – Sprint (final for 1st and 2nd place) OLYMPIC VELODROME:

16.00 hrs – 4,000 metres team pursuit (elimi- Tuesday 30th August nation rounds) – Sprint (quarter–finals) GROTTAROSSA CIRCUIT: 20.45 » – Tandem (semi–finals) 09.00 hrs – 175,380 kms individual road race

312 TEAM TIME TRIAL ROAD RACE - 100 Kms. ———————————————————————————

ORDER OF DEPARTURE

1. INDONESIA 9.00 hrs 19. IRELAND 9.18' hrs 2. RUMANIA 9.00' " 20. SWITZERLAND 9.19' " 3. GREAT BRITAIN 9.02' " 21. FINLAND 9.20' " 4. BULGARIA 9.03' " 22. YUGOSLAVIA 9.21' " 5. SWEDEN 9.04' " 23. AUSTRIA 9.22' " 6. TUNISIA 9.05' " 24. POLAND 9.23' " 7. VENEZUELA 9.06' " 25. LUXEMBOURG 9.24' " GERMANY 8. 9.07' " 26. U.S.S.R. 9.25' " 9. SPAIN 9.08' " 27. AUSTRALIA 9.26' " 10. FRANCE 9.09' " 23. BELGIUM 9.27' " 11. COLUMBIA 9.10' " 29. ARGENTINE 9.28' " 12. HOLLAND 9.11' " 30. MEXICO 9.29' " 13. HUNGARY 9.12' " 14. URUGUAY 9.13' " 31. KOREA 9.30' " 15. MALTA 9.14' " 32. PORTUGAL 9.31' " 16. ITALY 9.15' " 33. DENMARK 9.32' " 17. ETHIOPIA 9.16' " 34. MOROCCO 9.33' " 18. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 9.17' " 35. SAN MARINO 9.34' "

100 kms team time trial road race: a passage of the Italian racers Cogliati, Trapé, Bailetti and Fornoni. TEAM TIME TRIAL —————————————— (Friday 26th August, 09.00 hrs This event was held for the first time during

FIRST TIME ROUND 32.2 Kms Classifi- COMPETING TEAMS cation Classifi- Time on round cation on 1st round

1 ITALY ITA A. Bailetti, O. Cogliati, G. Fornoni, L. Trapè 43'49" 1 2 GERMANY GER G. Schur, E. Adler, E. Hagen, G. Lorke 43'56" 2 3 U. S. S . R . URS V. Kapitonov, E. Klevzov, Y. Melikhov, A. Petrov 44'14" 3 4 HOLLAND PBA J. Hugens, C. Lotz, P. Van Kreuningen, A. Sluis 45'36" 13 5 SWEDEN SVE O. Adamson, H. Dahlbom, G. Goransson, S. Hansson 45'00" 6 6 RUMANIA ROM G. Moiceanu, A. Selaru, I. Cosma, L. Zanoni 45'23" 11 7 FRANCE FRA H. Duez, F. Hamon, R. Lacombe, J. Simon 45'17" 10 8 SPAIN SPA I. Astigarraga, J. Sanchez, J. Momene, R. Saez 45'29" 11 9 SWITZERLAND SVI E. Jaisli, R. Zoffel, R. Rutschmann, H. Bachli 44'50" 5 10 POLAND POL B. Fornalczyk, W. Podobas, J. Chtiej, M. Wilc– 45'41" 14 zewski 11 UNITED STATES SUA W. Freund, M. Hiltner, W. Chowen, R. Tetzlaff 47'16" 18 12 ARGENTINE ARG R. Senn, G. Niell, F. Corts, R. Simionato 45'01" 7 13 AUSTRIA AUT P. Deimbock, F. Inthaler, K. Postl, K. Schweiger 45'11" 9 14 GREAT BRITAIN GRB W. Bradley, W. Holmes, J. Hinds, T. Laidlaw 45'01" 7 15 YUGOSLAVIA JUG I. Levacic, V. Petrovic, Zirovnik, N. Valcic 47'12" 17 16 COLUMBIA COL R. Gomez, R. Buitrago, P. Hurtado, H. Medina 46'39" 16 17 BULGARIA BUL B. Stoimtchev, D. Kotev, O. Tochev, S. Demirev 45'50" 15 18 BELGIUM BEL B. Beheyt, W. Monty, W. Van Den Berghen, 48'34" 25 I. Covent 19 MOROCCO MAR M. Ben, M. Ghandora, A. Lahoucine, A. Omar 47'36'' 19 20 FINLAND FIN P. Nyman, U. Hautalahti, R. Honkanen, M. Her– 47'46" 20 ronen 21 AUSTRALIA AUS W. Scarfe, G. Jones, A. Grindall, F. Brazier 46'51" 27 22 LUXEMBOURG LUX N. Pleimling, R. Andring, L. Grisius, R. Bley 47'48" 22 23 VENEZUELA VEN J. Ferreira, F. Mujica, A. Chirinos Farinez, V. Chi– 47'47" 21 rinos Farinez 24 MEXICO MEX A. Martinez, F. Mercado, L. Zarate 48'12" 23 25 PORTUGAL POR J. Pacheco, M. Silva, F. Valada, R. Martins 48'14" 24 26 INDONESIA INS S. Sanusi, R. Hamajin, Theo Polhaupessy, Brocks 49'04" 28 Hendrik 27 TUNISIA TUN B. Mardassi, M. Touati, A Ben Ali, M. El Kemissi 48'42" 26 28 ETHIOPIA ETI D. Gueremou, K. Alazar, A. Tessemma, N. Men– 50'29" 29 guistou 29 MALTA MAT J. Bugeja, P. Camilleri, J. Polidano 51'38" 30 30 KOREA COR Jong Pak, Sung Lee, Ro Do Chon, Jae Cho 52'48" 32 – DENMARK DAN K. Jensen, V. Bangsborg, O. Pingel, J. Jorgensen 44'3l" 4 – SAN MARINO SMA S. Palmucci, S. Ciacci, D. Cecchetti, V. Corbelli 52'34" 31

Non starters:– HUNGARY UNG J. Devai, F. Stamusz, G. Torok, F. Horvath URUGUAY URU J. Timon, R. Etchebarne, A. Velasquez, R. Rodino IRELAND IRL P. Crinion, S. Herron, A. Cullen

314 ROAD RACE - 100 Kms. ———————————————— Viale Oceano Pacifico — EUR) the XVII Olympiad - 35 teams entered - 35 teams participated

SECOND TIME ROUND THIRD TIME ROUND 66.6 Kms 100 Kms Classifi- Speed Average Classifi- Classifica- Classifi- cation Time on round cation on Total time tion after Time on round cation on Total time round 2nd round round

44'52" 1 1.28'41" 1 45'52"53 1 2.14'33"53 44,589 1 45'14" 2 1.29'10" 2 47'46"31 4 2.16'56"31 43,814 2 45'53" 3 1.30'07" 3 48'34"67 8 2.18'41"67 43,261 3 46'59" 8 1.32'35" 9 46'40"71 2 2.19'15"71 43,084 4 46'57" 6 1.31'57" 5 47'39"37 3 2.19'36"37 42,977 5 46'50" 4 1.32'19" 7 47'59"91 5 2.20'18"91 42,760 6 46'56 4 1.32'07" 6 48'29"38 7 2.20'36"38 42,672 7 47'40" 11 1.33'09" 12 48'25"59 6 2.21'34"59 42,380 8 47'32" 10 1.32'22" 8 49'47"63 12 2.22'09"63 42,205 9 47'12" 9 1.32'53" 10 50'51"16 16 2.23'44"16 41,743 10

47'43" 12 1.34'59" 17 49'01"97 9 2.24'00"97 41,666 11 47'53" 16 1.32'54" 11 51'19"47 18 2.24'13"47 41,601 12 48'35" 19 1.33'46" 15 50'47"92 15 2.24'33"92 41,504 13 48'19" 18 1.33'20" 13 51'39"00 13 2.24'59"02 41,384 14 47'44" 13 1.34'56" 16 50'39"15 14 2.25'35"15 41,212 15 49'15" 21 1.35'54" 18 49'45"88 11 2.25'39"88 41,194 16 47'45" 14 1.33'35" 14 52'45"48 22 2.26'20"48 41,000 17 49'35" 22 1.38'09" 23 49'02"12 10 2.27'11"12 40,765 18

48'55" 20 1.36'31" 20 51'10"35 17 2.27'41"35 40,626 19 48'12" 17 1.35'58" 19 51'44"68 19 2.27'47"68 40,621 20

47'52" 15 1.36'43" 21 53'00"54 23 2.29'43"54 40,073 21 50'42" 25 1.38'30" 24 52'06"30 21 2.30'36"30 39,840 22 49'59" 23 1.37'46" 22 53'06"30 24 2.30'52"30 39,768 23

51'27" 26 1.39'39" 26 51'55"24 20 2.31'39"24 39,585 24 50'24" 24 1.38'38" 25 54'41"61 26 2.33'19"61 39,132 25 51'41" 27 1.40'45" 27 53'44"00 25 2.34'29"98 38,839 26

52'05" 28 1.40'47" 28 55'18"54 27 2.36'05"54 38,439 27 52'12" 29 1.42'41" 29 55'53"08 28 2.38'34"08 37,838 28

54'01" 30 1.45'39" 30 58'56"56 29 2.44'35"56 36,453 29 57'16" 31 1.50'04" 31 1.03'05"51 30 2.53'09"51 34,652 30 46'58" 7 1.31'29" 4 Withdrew

Fastest round - 1st round: ITALY, Km 33.2 in 43'49 at speed average of 45.461 kms.

315 Diagram of the course (traced along the terminal part of the ) for the 100 km team time trial cycling race.

316 The winners of the 100 km team time trial cycling race on the rostrum. In the centre, the Italian team, gold medal; to the left, the German team, silver medal and, to the right, the Soviet team, bronze medal.

317 INDIVIDUAL ROAD RACE – 175.380 Kms. —————————————————————————

Tuesday 30th August, 09.00 hrs – Grottarossa Circuit

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 – A. Konstantides (km. 87) GRE 1928 – H. Hansen DAN A. Schmal (km. 315) AUT 1932 – A. Pavesi ITA 1906 – Vast (km. 84) FRA 1936 – R. Charpentier FRA 1912 – R. Lewis SAF 1948 – J. Beyaert FRA 1920 – E. H. Stenqvist SVE 1952 – A. A. Noyelle BEL 1924 – A. Blanchonnet FRA 1956 – E. Baldini ITA —————

151 entries from 43 nations – 142 participants from 42 nations

Start of the individual race. 318 Plan and gradient chart of the Circuit.

319 TABLE OF CIRCUIT LAPS

TIME AVERAGE SPEED

LAPS POSITIONS Partial Total Partial Total

1st Lap – Pacheco POR, Silva POR, Timon 20'39" 20'39" 42,456 42,456 km. 14,615 URU, Fredrik NOR, Zarate MEX, Heeb LIC at 10" – group at 28" – Alazar ETI, Mardassi TUN at 43" – Messina CAN, Torok UNG, Tessemma ETI, Ciacci SMA, Coomerawel CEY, Broocks INS

2nd Lap – Van Kreuningen PBA 20'54" 41'33" 41,954 41,960 km. 29,230 at 23" – Diaz SPA at 31" – Mata MEX at 41" – group at 5'45" – Palmucci SMA, Ciacci SMA, Hamid IRK, Hamon FRA at 6'30" – Bugeja MAL retired – Broocks INS

3rd Lap – Van Kreuningen PBA 21'17" 1.02'50" 41,199 41,828 km. 43,845 at 46" – Mata MEX, Diaz SPA at 1 '08"– group at 2'24" – Ohayon ISR at 6'40" – group of seven competitors at 11'15" – group of two competitors

4th Lap – Van Kreuningen PBA 21'43" 1.24'33" 40,378 41,448 km, 58,460 at 45" – group at 2'20" – Lotz PBA, Herron IRL at 3'26" – Cullen IRL at 4'50" – Cecchetti SMA at 7'00" – Ohayon ISR at 9'40" – Tessemma ETI, Messina CAN, Mar- dassi TUN, Yitzhak ISR, Coome- rawel CEY, Alazar ETI

5th Lap – Hugens PBA, Van Kreuningen PBA 21'39" 1.46'12" 40,503 41,214 km. 73,075 at 1'00" – Senn ARG at 1'34" – group at 3'34" – Lotz PBA at 6'40" – Herron IRL

320 TIME AVERAGE SPEED LAPS POSITIONS Partial Total Partial Total

6th Lap – Hugens PBA, Van Kreuningen PBA 21'48" 2.08'00" 40,220 41,039 km. 87,690 at 33" – Ghandora MAR, Trapé ITA, Zirovnik JUG, Gadza POL, Kapitonov URS, Senn ARG at 1'41" – Goransson SVE, Hoyos COL at 1'48" – Chowen SUA at 1'58" – group at 3'10" – Stoimtchev BUL at 5'21" – Hiltner SUA at 7'30" – Lotz PBA at 14'53" – Mahmood IRK at 15'50" – Alazar ETI, Mardassi TUN, Messi- na CAN at 16'00" – Coomerawel CEY

7th Lap – Zirovnik JUG, Trapé ITA, Van 21'32" 2.29'32" 40,723 41,024 km. 102,305 Kreuningen PBA, Medina COL, Gadza POL, Senn ARG, Kapitonov URS, Hugens PBA,Ghandorra MAR at 38" – Hagen GER, Goransson SVE, Petter– son SVE, Hoyos COL at 1'10" – Melikhov URS, Demirev BUL, Gomez COL, Hamon FRA, Holmes GRB, Vidal VEN at 1'31" – Janssen PBA at 1'37" – Ruiner AUT, Hentges LUX, La– combe FRA at 1'40" – Adler GER, Brito MEX, Beheyt BEL at 2'06" – group at 2'50" – Etchebarne URU at 3'00" – Mata MEX retired – Chon Ro Do COR

8th Lap – Hoyos COL, Ghandorra MAR, Go- 21'54" 2.51'26" 40,040 40,805 km. 116,920 ransson SVE, Hagen GER, Van Kreuningen PBA, Hugens PBA, Ziro- vnik JUG, Trapé ITA, Medina COL, Petterson SVE, Gazda POL, Senn ARG, Kapitonov URS at 1'05" – Holmes GRB, Janssen PBA, Le– langue BEL at 1'19" – Nyman FIL at 1'25" – Melikhov URS at 1'30" – Valcic JUG at 1'35" – group at 2'24" – Adamson SVE at 2'37" – Hurtado COL, Wechsler SVI at 3'48" – Polhaupessy INS at 4'03" – Bachli SVI

321

21. – II TIME AVERAGE SPEED LAPS POSITIONS Partial Total Partial Total

9th Lap – Hugens PBA, Ghandorra MAR, Hagen 22'14" 3.13'40" 39,416 40,644 km. 131,535 GER, Van Kreuningen PBA, Medina COL, Gazda POL, Holmes GRB, Hoyos COL, Goransson SVE, Ziro– vnik JUG, Senn ARG, Kapitonov URS, Trapé ITA at 50" – Tonucci ITA, Valcic JUG, Momene SPA, Melikhov URS, Nyman FIL at 2' 02" – Reaux FRA at 3'50" – Digerud NOR, Messina CAN at 4'45" – Wechsler SVI at 6'15" – Mercado MEX, Adamson SVE at 7'00" – Tetzlaff SUA, Polhaupessy INS, Touati TUN, Diaz SPA at 9'03" – Valada POR, Calcisca ROM, Silva POR at 10'30" – Bartesaghi CAN

10th Lap – Trape ITA, Kapitonov URS 21'44" 3.35'24" 40,346 40,630 km. 146,150 at 52" – group at 1'04" – Van Kreuningen PBA at 1'22" – Beheyt BEL, Van den Berghen BEL, Schur GER, Eckstein GER, Astir– raga SPA, Gomez COL, Heeb LIC at 1'37" – Ben Mohamed MAR, Bailetti ITA, Adler GER, Klevzov URS at 1'52" – Grindall AUS

é ' " ' 11th Lap – Kapitonov URS, Trap ITA 21 17 3.5641" 41,199 40,644 km 160 765 at 2'29" – group: Van den Berghen BEL, Me- likhov URS, Cosma ROM, Gazda POL, Beheyt BEL, Zirovnik JUG, Gestraut FRA, Bailetti ITA, For– nalczyk POL, Jaisli SVI, Lacom– be FRA, Hentges LUX, Hamon FRA, Momene SPA, Nyman FIN, Hinds GBR, Tonucci ITA, Adler GER, Hagen GER, Eckstein GER, Schur GER, Hiltner SUA, Andring LUX, Goransson SVE, Gomez COL, Medina COL, Chirinos Farinez VEN, Levacic JUG, Valcic JUG, Beller SVI, Klevzov URS, Saidkhuzhin URS, Holmes GBR, Hugens PBA, Ohayon ISR, Palmucci SMA, Camil– leri MAL at 3'00" – Bradley GBR, Ruiner AUT at 3'18" – Postl AUT, Podobas POL, Beeler SVI, Brazier AUS at 3'48" – Schweir AUT, Demirev BUL at 3'52" – Laidlaw GBR

12th Lap see final classification 23'56" 4.20'37" 36,638 40,372 km. 175,380

322 A passage of the leading group, still compact, at Grottarossa.

Kapitonov, of the U.S.S.R., in a victorious sprint at the finishing line with the Italian, Trapé, close on his heels. THE FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1. V. KAPITONOV URS 38. J. Hugens PBA 175.38 kms in 4 hrs 20'37 at an average 39. H. Ohayon ISR speed of 40.372 km. 40. S. Palmucci SMA 2. L. TRAPÉ ITA 4 hrs 20'37" 41. P. Camilleri MAT 3. W. VAN DEN BERGHEN BEL 4 " 20'57" at 20" 42. K. Postl AUT 4 hrs 21'38" at 1'01" 4. Y. Melikhov URS 4 " 20'57" at 20" 43. F. Brazier AUS 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 5. I. Cosma ROM 4 " 20'57" at 20" 44. R. Senn ARG 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 6. S. Gazda POL 4 " 20'57" at 20" 45. M. Ben Mohamed MAR 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 7. B. Beheyt BEL 4 " 20'57" at 20" 46. M. Ghandora MAR 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 8. J. Zirovnik JUG 4 " 20'57" at 20" 47. O. Johansson SVE 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 9. J. Gestraut FRA 4 " 20'57" at 20" 48. R. Hoyos COL 4 " 21'38" at 1'01" 10. A. Bailetti ITA 4 " 20'57" at 20" 49. R. Lelangue BEL 4 " 22'02" at 1'25" 11. B. Fornalczyk POL 4 " 20'57" at 20" 50. R. Reaux FRA 4 " 23'57" at 3'20" 12. E. Jaisli SVI 4 " 20'57" at 20" 51. R. Tull LUX 4 " 25'34" at 4'57" 13. R. Lacombe FRA 52. S. Demirev BUL 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 14. R. Hentges LUX 53. T. Laidlaw GRB 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 15. F. Hamon FRA 54. J. Chtiej POL 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 16. J. A. Momene SPA 55. R. Honkanen FIN 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 17. P. Nyman FIN 56. I. Astigarraga SPA 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 18. J. Hinds GRB 57. A. Lahoucine MAR 4 " 25'44" at 5'07" 19. G. Tonucci ITA 58. J. Janssen PBA 4 " 26'05" at 5'28" 20. E. Adler GER 59. U. Hautalahti FIN 4 " 26'05" at 5'28" 21. E. Hagen GER 60. M. Herronen FIN 4 " 26'05" at 5'28" 22. B. Eckstein GER 61. L. Zarate MEX 4 " 26'05" at 5'28" 23. G. A. Schur GER 62. E. Vidal VEN 4 " 26'05" at 5'28" 24. M. Hiltner SUA 63. J. Ferreira De Amorin VEN 4 " 28'24" at 7'47" 25. R. Andring LUX 64. L. Zebroski SUA 4 " 28'40" at 8'03" 26. G. Goransson SVE 65. M. Wechsler SVI 4 " 28'40" at 8'03" 27. R. Gomez COL 66. W. Chowen SUA 4 " 31'12" at 10'35" 28. H. Medina COL 67. A. Grindall AUS 4 " 31'12" at 10'35" 29. A. Chirinos Farinez VEN 68. J. Brito MEX 4 " 31'12" at 10'35" 30. I. Levacic JUG 69. A. Bajc JUG 4 " 31'12" at 10'35" 31. N. Valcic JUG 70. F. Inthaler AUT 4 " 31'23" at 10'46" 32. E. Beeler SVI 71. P. Digerud NOR 4 " 31'23" at 10'46" 33. E. Klevzov URS 72. H. Bachli SVI 4 " 31'37" at 11' 34. G. Saidkhuzhin URS 73. O. Adamson SVE 4 " 31'37"at 11' 35. A. Ruiner AUT 74. M. Touati TUN 4 " 35'56" at 15'19" 36. W. Bradley GRB 75. R. Tetzlaff SUA 4 " 35'56" at 15'19" 37. W. Holmes GRB 76. G. Calcisca ROM 4 " 40'29" at 19'52"

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In preceding Olympic Games, a classification by nation for the road event was also compiled, based on the best total scores obtained by competitors. The winning nations on the basis of such a classification were:

1912 - SWEDEN 1928 - DENMARK 1948 - BELGIUM 1920 - FRANCE 1932 - ITALY 1952 - BELGIUM 1924 - FRANCE 1936 - FRANCE 1956 - FRANCE 324 The winners of the individual road race: gold medal to the Soviet Viktor Kapitonov, silver medal to the Italian Livio Trapé and bronze medal to the Belgian Wilyden Van Den Berghen.

325 INDIVIDUAL SCRATCH SPRINT ————————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1900 – G. Taillandier FRA 1932 – J. Van Egmond PBA 1906 – P. Verri ITA 1936 – T. Merkens GER 1920 – M. Peeters PBA 1948 – M. Ghella ITA 1924 – L. Michard FRA 1952 – E. Sacchi ITA 1928 – R. Beaufrand FRA 1956 – M. Rousseau FRA

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37 entries from 22 nations – 30 participants from 18 nations

HEATS

Friday 26th August, afternoon

The winners of each heat qualified for the eighths–finals, those beaten participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"7 1. R. BAENSCH AUS 11"7 2. C. Rimple ANT Not present: Not present: – K. Melby DAN – M. Touati TUN – L. Haupt SAF

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"4 1. M. VANEGAS COL 12"4 2. A. Argenton BRA 2. K. Barton GBR Not present: Not present: – P. Tache ROM – V. Oprea ROM

HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 11"7 1. G. KASLOWSKI GER 12"0 2. U. Errandonea SPA 2. G. De Rieck BEL 3. M. Mc Kay IRL 3. G. Ruiz MEX 326 HEAT 7 HEAT 8 1. A. GRUCHET FRA 11"6 1. K. RECHSTEINER SVI 11"7 2. H. Francis SUA 2. L. Mucino MEX 3. M. Ashiq PAK 3. A. R. Baloch PAK

HEAT 9 HEAT 10 1. L. BINCH GBR 12"0 1. B. VASILIEV URS 11"8 2. I. Bodnieks URS 2. F. Tortella SPA 3. P. Van Der Touw PBA 3. M. Horgan IRL

HEAT 11 HEAT 12 1. A. PELLEGRINA FRA 12"4 1. A. RIEKE GER 11"9 2. A. De Graf PBA 2. J. Simes SUA Not present: 3. P. Nyman FIN – D. Calero COL Not present: – J. Brown AUS

REPECHAGES Friday 26th August, afternoon

The winner of each repechage qualified for the repechages final

1st REPECHAGE 2nd REPECHAGE 1. A. ARGENTON BRA 12"3 1. G. RUIZ MEX 12"4 2. K. Barton GRB 2. M. Mc Kay IRL

3rd REPECHAGE 4th REPECHAGE 1. G. DE RIECK BEL 12"4 1. H. FRANCIS SUA 12"1 2. U. Errandonea SPA 2. A. R. Baloch PAK

5th REPECHAGE 6th REPECHAGE 1. L. MUCINO MEX 12"8 1. I. BODNIEKS URS 11"7 2. M. Ashiq PAK 2. M. Horgan IRL

7th REPECHAGE 8th REPECHAGE 1. P. VAN DER TOUW PBA 12"1 1. A. DE GRAAF PBA 11"6 2. F. Tortella SPA 2. J. Simes SUA

9th REPECHAGE 1. C. RIMPLE ANT 12"5 2. P. Nyman FIN

327 REPECHAGES FINALS Friday 26th August, afternoon The first two in each repechage final qualified for the eighths-finals

1st REPECHAGE FINAL 2nd REPECHAGE FINAL 1. A. DE GRAAF PBA 11"8 1. I. BODNIEKS URS 12"5 2. G. DE RIECK BEL 2. A. ARGENTON BRA 3. G. Ruiz MEX 3. L. Mucino MEX 3rd REPECHAGE FINAL 1. P. VAN DER TOUW PBA 11"9 2. C. RIMPLE ANT 3. H. Francis SUA

EIGHTHS-FINALS Friday 26th August, night

The winner of each "eighth" qualified for the quarter-final, those beaten participated in the eighths-finals repechages

1st EIGHTH 2nd EIGHTH 1. A. RIEKE GER 11"7 1. A. PELLEGRINA FRA 11"6 2. P. Van der Touw PBA 2. K. Rechsteiner SVI 3. B. Vasiliev URS 3. G. De Rieck BEL

3rd EIGHTH 4th EIGHTH 1. L. BINCH GRB 11"7 1. A. ARGENTON BRA 11"4 2. A. Gruchet FRA 2. R. Baensch AUS 3. C. Rimple ANT 3. V. Gasparella ITA Gasperella was retroceded from 1st to 3rd place

5th EIGHTH 6th EIGHTH 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"3 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 12" 2. A. De Graaf PBA 2. I. Bodnieks URS 3. M. Vanegas COL 3. G. Kaslowski GER

EIGHTHS-FINALS REPECHAGES Friday 26th August, night The winner of each repechage qualified for the eighths-finals repechages finals

REPECHAGE 1 REPECHAGE 2 1. M. VANEGAS COL 11"8 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 11"6 2. A. Gruchet FRA 2. C. Rimple ANT 3. A. De Graaf PBA 3. B. Vasiliev URS

REPECHAGE 3 REPECHAGE 4 1. K. RECHSTEINER SVI 11"5 1. R. BAENSCH AUS 12"1 2. G. Kaslowski GER 2. P. Van der Touw PBA 3. G. De Rieck BEL 3. I. Bodnieks URS 328 REPECHAGES FINALS Friday 26th August, night

The winner of each repechage final qualified for the quarter-finals

1st FINAL 2nd FINAL 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 11"4 1. R. BAENSCH AUS 11"6 2. M Vanegas COL 2. K. Rechsteiner SVI

QUARTER-FINALS Saturday 27th August, afternoon

The winner of each quarter-final qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER First heat: First heat: 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 12"0 1. R. BAENSCH AUS 12"2 2. A. Pellegrina FRA 2. A. Rieke GER Second heat: Second heat: 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 11"7 1. R. BAENSCH AUS 12"0 2. A. Pellegrina FRA 2. A. Rieke GER

3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER First heat: First heat: 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"9 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"6 2. L. Binch GBR 2. A. Argenton BRA Second heat: Second heat: 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"7 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"3 2. L. Binch GBR 2. A. Argenton BRA

The following qualified for the semi-finals: - V. GASPARELLA ITA - R. BAENSCH AUS - L. STERCKX BEL - S. GAIARDONI ITA

329 Success of the Belgian Sterckx over the Italian Gasparella in the third heat of the semi-finals.

The Italian Sante Gaiardoni immediately after his victory in the Individual scratch sprint. SEMI-FINALS Monday 29th August, night

The winner of each semi-final qualified for the final for 1st and 2nd place, the losers for the final for 3rd and 4th place

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL

First heat: First heat 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 11"1 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"6 2. L. STERCKX BEL 2. R. Baensch AUS

Second heat: Second heat: 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"3 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 12"8 2. V. Gasparella ITA 2. R. Baensch AUS Third heat: 1. L. STERCKX BEL 11"5 2. V. Gasparella ITA

L. STERCKX (BEL) and S. GAIARDONI (ITA) qualified for the final for 1st and 2nd place.

V. GASPARELLA (ITA) and R. BAENSCH (AUS) qualified for the final for 3rd and 4th place.

FINALS Monday 29th August, night

FINAL FOR 1st AND 2nd PLACE FINAL FOR 3rd AND 4th PLACE

First heat: First heat: 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"1 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 12"2 2. L. Sterckx BEL 2. R. Baensch AUS

Second heat: Second heat: 1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 11"5 1. V. GASPARELLA ITA 12"0 2. L. Sterckx BEL 2. R. Baensch AUS

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 2. L. STERCKX BEL 3. V. GASPARELLA ITA 4. R. BAENSCH AUS

331 TANDEM SPRINT ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1906 – J. Mathews – A. Rushen GRB 1932 – M. Perrin – L. Chaillot FRA 1908 – M. Schilles – A. Auffray FRA 1936 – E. Ihbe – C. Lorenz GER 1920 – H. Ryan – T. Lance GRB 1948 – F. Terruzzi – R. Perona ITA 1924 – L. Choury – J. Cugnot FRA 1952 – I. Cox – R. Mockridge AUS 1928 – B. Leene – D. Van Dijk PBA 1956 – I. Browne – I. Merchant AUS

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14 tandem entries, i.e. 28 cyclists, from 14 nations – 12 tandems, i.e. 24 cyclists, participated from 12 nations

HEATS

Friday 26th August, afternoon

The winners of heats qualified for the quarter–finals, the losers participated in the repechages

HEAT 1 HEAT 2 1. GERMANY 11"2 1. FRANCE 11"0 (J. Simon–L. Staber) (R. Surrugue–M. Scob)

2. Australia Not present: (J. Brown–G. Smith) – Pakistan (M. Ashiq–A. R. Baloch)

HEAT 3 HEAT 4 1. U. S. S. R. 11"2 1. ITALY 10"9 (B. Vasiliev–V. Leonov) (S. Bianchetto–G. Beghetto)

2. Holland Not present: (M. Paul–M. Gerritsen) – Hungary (R. Bicskei–A. Meszaros) 332 HEAT 5 HEAT 6 1. GREAT BRITAIN 10"9 1. CZECHOSLOVAKIA 11"0 (D. Handley-E. Thompson) (J. Miklusica-D. Skvarenina) 2. Mexico 2. South Africa (L. Mucino-J. Tellez) (L. Haupt-S. Byrnes)

HEAT 7 1. UNITED STATES 11"3 (J. Hartman-D. Sharp) 2. Switzerland (P. Vogel-P. Hirzel)

REPECHAGES

1st REPECHAGE 2nd REPECHAGE 1. HOLLAND 11"5 1. AUSTRALIA 11"2 (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) (J. Brown-G. Smith) 2. Switzerland 2. Mexico (P. Vogel-P. Hirzel) (L. Mucino-J. Tellez)

REPECHAGES FINAL The winner of the repechage final qualified for the quarter-finals

1. HOLLAND 11"0 (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) 2. Australia (J. Brown-G. Smith)

QUARTER-FINALS

Friday 26th August, night The winners of the quarter-finals qualified for the semi-finals

1st QUARTER 2nd QUARTER First heat: First heat: 1. ITALY 10"2 1. U.S.S.R. 11"4 (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) (B. Vasiliev-V. Leonov) 2. United States 2. Great Britain (J. Hartman- D. Sharp) (D. Handley-E. Thompson) Second heat: Second heat: 1. ITALY 10"5 1. U.S.S.R. 10"5 (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) (B. Vasiliev-V. Leonov) 2. United States 2. Great Britain (J. Hartman-D. Sharp) (D. Handley-E. Thompson) 333 The Italian tandem Beghetto-Bianchetto in full action during the final test. 3rd QUARTER 4th QUARTER First heat: First heat: 1. FRANCE 10"9 1. GERMANY 11"0 (R. Surrugue-M. Scob) (J. Simon-L. Staber) 2. Holland 2. Czechoslovakia (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) (J. Miklusica-D. Skvarenina) Second heat: 1. HOLLAND 10"6 Second heat: (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) 1. GERMANY 10"8 2. France (J. Simon-L. Staber) (R. Surrugue-M. Scob) 2. Czechoslovakia Third heat: (J. Miklusica-D. Skvarenina) 1. HOLLAND 10"9 (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) 2. France (R. Surrugue-M. Scob) The following qualified for the semi-finals: ITALY (S. Bianchetto, G. Beghetto) - U. S. S. R. (B. Vasiliev, V. Leonov) - HOLLAND (M. Paul, M. Gerritsen) - GERMANY (J. Simon, L. Staber).

SEMI-FINALS Saturday 27th August, night The winners of the semi-finals qualified for the final for 1st and 2nd place, the losers for the final for 3rd and 4th place

1st SEMI-FINAL 2nd SEMI-FINAL First heat: First heat: 1. ITALY 10"5 1. GERMANY 11"0 (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) (J. Simon-L. Staber) Holland 2. U.S.S.R. (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) (B. Vasiliev-V. Leonov) Second heat: Second heat: 1. ITALY 10"8 1. GERMANY 11" (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) (J. Simon-L. Staber) – Holland retired owing to a fall 2. U.S.S.R. (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) (B. Vasiliev-V. Leonov) FINALS Saturday 27th August, night FINAL FOR 1st AND 2nd PLACE FINAL FOR 3rd AND 4th PLACE First heat: 1. ITALY 10"7 The U.S.S.R. (B. Vasiliev-V. Leonov) wins owing to (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) renouncement by Holland (M. Paul-M. Gerritsen) 2. Germany (J. Simon-L. Staber) Second heat: 1. ITALY 10"3 (S. Bianchetto-G. Beghetto) 2. Germany (J. Simon-L. Staber)

FINAL CLASSIFICATION 1. ITALY - S. Bianchetto, G. Beghetto 2. GERMANY - J. Simon, L. Staber 3. U.S.S.R. - B. Vasiliev, V. Leonov 335 The winners of the tandem sprint after the presentation; 1st Italy (G. Beghetto - S. Bianchetto); 2nd Germany (J. Simon - L. Staber); 3rd U.S.S.R. (B. Vasiliev - V. Leonov).

336 1,000 METRES STANDING START TIME TRIAL ————————————————————————————

Friday 26th August, night

Previous Olympic Winners:

1928 – W. Falk Hansen DAN 1948 – J. Dupont FRA 1932 – E. Gray AUS 1952 – R. Mockridge AUS 1936 – A. Van Vliet PBA 1956 – L. Faggin ITA

Olympic record: 1'09"8 – L. Faggin ITA Melbourne 1956

World record: 1'08"4 – G. Beghetto ITA 1959

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27 entries from 27 Nations – 25 participants from 25 Nations

RESULT

1. S. GAIARDONI ITA 1'07"27/100 * ° 14. L. Serra URU 1'11"42/100 at average of 53.493 kms 15. M. Mata MEX 1'11"61/100 2. D. GIESELER GER 1'08"75/100 16. M. Scob FRA 1'11"65/100 3. R. VARGASHKIN URS 1'08"86/100 17. K. Barton GRB 1'11"72/100 4. P. Van Der Touw PBA 1'09"20/100 18. B. Novakov BUL 1'11"73/100 5. I. Chapman AUS 1'09"55/100 19. T. Ohsawa GIA 1'11"86/100 6. A. Argenton BRA 1'09"96/100 20. G. Kriz AUT 1'12"58/100 7. J. Govaerts BEL 1'10"23/100 21. P. Nyman FIL 1'14"11/100 8. J. Helbling SVI 1'10"42/100 22. D. Calero COL 1'14"18/100 9. L. Haupt SAF 1'10"61/100 23. C Rimple ANT 1'16" 8/100 10. J. Sore UNG 1'10"63/100 24. M. Horgan IRL 1'17"18/100 11. W. Dalton NZE 1'10"68/100 25. M. Ashiq PAK 1'20"17/100 12. I. Ionita ROM 1'10"91/100 13. A. Bell SUA 1'11"33/100 Not present: – F. Cortes ARG * ° New Olympic and world record. – P. Gaya Capo SPA 337

22. – II Gaiardoni wins the 1,000 metres standing start event and also becomes World and Olympic record-holder.

338 4,000 METRES TEAM PURSUIT ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1908 – GREAT BRITAIN 1936 – FRANCE (L. Meredith, B. Jones, E. Payne, C. B. Kingsbury) (R. Charpentier, J. Goujon, G. Lapebie, R. Le Ni– zerhy) 1920 – ITALY (F. Giorgetti, L. Ferrario, A. Carli, P. Magnani) 1948 – FRANCE 1924 – ITALY (P. Adam, S. Blusson, G. Coste, F. Decanali) (A. Dinale, A. De Martini, A. Menegazzi, V. Zuc– 1952 – ITALY chetti) (M. Morettini, G. Messina, M. De Rossi, L. Cam– 1928 – ITALY pana) (L. Tasselli, G. Gaioni, C. Facciani, M. Lusiani) 1956 – ITALY 1932 – ITALY (L. Faggin, V. Gasparella, F. Gandini, A. Domeni– (M. Cimatti, P. Pedretti, A. Ghilardi, N. Borsari) cali)

Olympic record: 4'37"4/10 ITALY (L. Faggin, V. Gasparella, A. Domenicali, F. Gandini) 1956 – Melbourne ——————

19 nations entered with 19 teams and 76 cyclists – 19 nations participated with 19 teams and 76 cyclists ELIMINATION ROUNDS Saturday 27 th August, afternoon Teams in the elimination rounds participate TWO at a time. The teams with the eight best times over the distance qualified for the quarter-finals

ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ARGENTINE 4'44"44/100 CZECHOSLOVAKIA 4'42'60/100 (A. Trillo, E. Contreros, H. Agosta, (S. Cerny, F. Duchon, J. Chlistovsky, J. Brotto) J. Volf) JAPAN 4'35"87/100 AUSTRALIA 4'48'55/100 (T. Ohsawa, K. Kubomura, N. Ta- (W. Scarfe, G. Jones, R. Wetter, kanuki, K. Saito) F. Brazier)

ROUND 3 ROUND 4 U. S.S.R. 4'40"48/100 SOUTH AFRICA 4'50"26/100 (S. Moskvin, V. Romanov, L. Ko- (S. Byrnes, R. Fowler, C. Jonker, lumbet, A. Beljgardt) R. Peacock) HOLLAND 4'40"64/100 (J. Oudkerk, T. Nikkessen, H. Nij- dam, P. Van Der Lans)

ROUND 5 ROUND 6 DENMARK 4'40"80/100 FRANCE 4'38"46/100 (J. Lundgren, L. Larsen, J. Soren- (M. Delattre, G. Claud, M. Nedelec, sen, K. Stein) J. Suire) GREAT BRITAIN 4'45"23/100 SWITZERLAND 4'50" (P. Hoban, M. Gambrill, C. Mc Coy, (W. Signer, W. Weckert, H. Hei- J. Mc Lean) nemann, E. Scbeiwiller)

ROUND 7 ROUND 8 ITALY 4'38"41/100 AUSTRIA 4'47"70/100 (L. Arienti, F. Testa, M. Vallotto, (G. Kriz, P. Deimbock, K. Garschal, M. Vigna) K. Schein) GERMANY 4'40"33/100 MEXICO 4'52"55/100 (P. Groning, M. Klieme, S. Kohler, (M. Mata, J. Taboada, J. Brito, B. Barleben) M. Perez)

ROUND 9 ROUND 10 UNITED STATES 4'49"92/100 URUGUAY 4'47"83/100 (R. Cortright, C. Hewett, R. Pfarr, (A. Velasquez, J. Timon, R. Etche- J. Rossi) barne, R. Rodino) BELGIUM 4'49"46/100 (R. De Loof, B. Gillard, F. Melcke- beke, C. Rabaey)

ROUND 11 SPAIN 4'44"87/100 (U. Errandonea, F. Tortella, M. Mar- torell Pou, M. Mora Gornals)

The following teams were admitted to the QUARTER-FINALS: Italy, France, Germany, U.S.S.R., Holland, Den- mark, Czechoslovakia, Argentine. 340 QUARTER-FINALS Saturday 27th August, night

1ST QUARTER 2ND QUARTER 1. ITALY 4'29"98/100 1. FRANCE 4'30"82/100 (L. Arienti, F. Testa, M. Vallotto, (M. Delattre, G. Claud, M. Nedelec, M. Vigna) J. Suire) 2. Argentine 4'38"17/100 2. Czechoslovakia 4'38"73/100 (A. Trillo, E. Contreros, H. Agosta, (S. Cerny, F. Duchon, J. Chlistov- J. Brotto) sky, J. Volf)

3RD QUARTER 4TH QUARTER 1. GERMANY 4'29"32/100 1. U. S. S. R. 4'29"97/100 (P. Groning, M. Klieme, S. Kohler, (S. Moskvin, V. Romanov, L. Ko- B. Barleben) lumbet, A. Beljgardt) 2. Denmark 4'37"44/100 2. Holland 4'29"98/100 (J. Lundgren, L. Larsen, J. Sorensen, (J. Oudkerk, T. Nikkessen, H. Nij- K. Stein) dam, P. Van Der Lans)

SEMI-FINALS Monday 29th August, night

1ST SEMI-FINAL 2ND SEMI-FINAL 1. GERMANY 4'33"46/100 1. ITALY 4'28"88/100 (P. Groning, M. Klieme, S. Kohler, (L. Arienti, F. Testa, M. Vallotto, B. Barleben) M. Vigna) 2. France 4'37"17/100 2. U. S. S. R. 4'33"01/100 (M. Delattre, G. Claud, M. Nedelek, (S. Moskvin, V. Romanov, L. Kolum- J. Suire) bet, A. Beljgardt)

FINALS Monday 29th August, night

FINAL FOR 3rd AND 4th PLACE FINAL FOR 1st AND 2nd PLACE

1. U. S. S. R. 4'34"05/100 1. ITALY 4'30"90/100 (S. Moskvin, V. Romanov, L. Ko- (L. Arienti, F. Testa, M. Vallotto, lumbet, A. Beljgardt) M. Vigna) 2. France 4'35"72/100 2. Germany 4'35"78/100 (M. Delattre, G. Claud, M. Nedelek, (P. Groning, M. Klieme, S. Kohler, J. Suire) B. Barleben)

FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1. ITALY (L. Arienti, F. Testa, M. Vallotto, M. Vigna) 2. GERMANY (P. Groning, M. Klieme, S. Kohler, B. Barleben) 3. U. S. S. R. (S. Moskvin, V. Romanov, L. Kolumbet, A. Be- ljgardt). 341 The German pursuit team composed of Groning, Klieme, Kohler and Barleben, was placed second.

The Italians, Arienti, Testa, Vallotto and Vigna win the gold medal in the team pursuit race.

AVERAGE TIMES OF THE FIRST FOUR CLASSIFIED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

1,000 m. individual standing start time trial 1'12"500 1'11"225 1'08"520

4,000 m. pursuit for teams of 4 cyclists 4'48"275 4'40"700 4'34"112

AVERAGES OF THE TWELVE BEST TIMES OBTAINED IN HELSINKI, MELBOURNE AND ROME

EVENT HELSINKI MELBOURNE ROME

1,000 m. individual standing start time trial 1'13"858 1'12"191 1'09"755

4,000 m. pursuit for teams of 4 cyclists 4'52"608 (*) 4'50"777 4'37"441

(*) At Melbourne, in the 4,000 m. team pursuit, the times of only 9 teams were taken out of the 16 entered for the event.

344 GYMNASTICS

From 5th to 10th September 1960 in the

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE GYMNASTIQUE (F. I. G.)

President: CHARLES THOENI

MEN'S TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

President: PIERRE HENTGES

WOMEN'S TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

President: BERTHE VILLANCHER

FEDERAZIONE GINNASTICA D'ITALIA (F.G.I.)

President: GUIDO GINANNI

Secretary-General: ANGELO RIVA

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: GUIDO GINANNI

Technical Delegate: GINO ULIVI Members: MARIO LOMBARDI LIVIO URBANI ANDREINA GOTTA TEOFILO MAGONE

347 JURIES

Men's Competitions Women's Competitions

President: P. HENTGES (LUX) President: B. VILLANCHER (FRA)

Vice-President: A. GANDER (SVI) Vice-Presidents: W. HERPICH (UNG) M. SEPA (JUG)

JURY OF APPEAL

C. THOENI (SVI) C. THOENI (SVI) P. HENTGES (LUX) B. VILLANCHER (FRA) A. GANDER (SVI) M. SEPA (JUG) I. PUSTISEK (JUG) A. GOTTA (ITA) T. MAGONE (ITA)

COMPETITION MANAGERS

L. URBANI (ITA) A. GOTTA (ITA) T. MAGONE (ITA) A. CARRETTO (ITA)

ARENA MANAGERS

M. LOMBARDI (ITA) M. LOMBARDI (ITA)

348 GIUDICI

MEN'S COMPETITIONS

FREE STANDING EXERCISES HORIZONTAL BAR Compulsory - Voluntary Compulsory - Voluntary

N. MIRONOV (URS) Referee Judge V. LAHTINEN (FIN) Referee Judge M. BITSCH (FRA) A. LYLO (CSV) H. DIEM (AUT) G. GULACK (SUA) L. SOTORNIK (CSV) I. JVANCEVIC (JUG) F. MANDRINI (ITA) P. AGUILAR (LUX)

POMMELLED HORSE LONG HORSE Compulsory - Voluntary Compulsory

M. KLINGER (CSV) Referee Judge T. KONDO (GIA) Referee Judge R. KOGUCHI (GIA) A. EL GIDDAWI (RAU) A. TANNER (FIN) P. LINDE (SVE) V. TCHOUKARINE (URS) I. SARKANY (UNG) W. CLAYTON-BOLT (GRB) J. SANCHEZ (SPA) J. P. MARCIL (CAN) Hand rests T. NABEJA (GIA) Hand rests RINGS Compulsory -Voluntary LONG HORSE Voluntary R. SPIETH (GER) Referee Judge F. ALVAREZ Y SEZAMA (MEX) T. KONDO (GIA) Referee Judge H. EICHINGER - R. BAUCH (GER) A. EL GIDDAWI (RAU) M. TSANEV (BUL) I. SARKANY (UNG) Z. NOSKIEWIEZ (POL) J. P. MARCIL (CAN) T. NABEJA (GIA) P. LINDE (SVE) Hand rests PARALLEL BARS J. SANCHEZ (SPA) Hand rests Compulsory — Voluntary

I. PUSTISEK (JUG) Referee Judge SUBSTITUTE JUDGES J. STALDER (SVI) T. YALANTIE (FIN) H. WERGELAND (NOR) W. BELIAKOW (URS) C. BEDO (ROM) C. MOORWOOD (AUS) V. LUCCHETTI (ITA)

349 WOMEN'S COMPETITIONS

FREE STANDING EXERCISES FREE STANDING EXERCISES Compulsory Voluntary

K. WIESENBERGER (AUT) Group Head K. WIESENBERGER (AUT) Group Head H. RIEDEBERGER (GER) A. JACQUOT (FRA) M. ZAWADA (POL) A. FEDOROVA (URS) R. LANZER (ISR) Z. KOVACS (UNG) D. POLJSAK (JUG) A. BATES (GRB) H. WICH (AUT) M. BUZEA (ROM)

BEAM BEAM Compulsory Voluntary

W. HERPICH (UNG) Group Head W. HERPICH (UNG) Group Head A. JACQUOT (FRA) Z. PONHERTOVA (CSV) Z. KOVACS (UNG) U. BAER (SAF) M. GABLE (SUA) N. YOSHIDA (GIA) Z. PONHERTOVA (CSV) J. KLAZEMA (PBA) A. BATES (GRB) M. GABLE (SUA)

ASYMMETRICAL BARS ASYMMETRICAL BARS Compulsory Voluntary

T. DEMIDENKO (URS) Group Head T. DEMIDENKO (URS) Group Head R. PENTCHEVA (BUL) H. RIEDEBERGER (GER) J. KLAZEMA (PBA) C. GONZALES (SPA) K. LARJANKO (FIN) E. BERETTA (ITA) C. GONZALES (SPA) D. POLJSAK (JUG) E. BERETTA (ITA) K. LARJANKO (FIN)

LONG HORSE LONG HORSE Compulsory Voluntary

S. LJUNGGREN (SVE) Group Head S. LJUNGGREN (SVE) Group Head N. YOSHIDA (GIA) M. ZAWADA (POL) A. FEDOROVA (URS) R. PENTCHEVA (BUL) M. BUZEA (ROM) J. CAELLI (AUS) CASTRO DE SEIXA (POR) V. BERG (SVE) U. BERG (SVE) H. WICH (AUT)

350 TIME-TABLE ————————————————

Monday 5th September Thursday 8th September

08.00 and 17.00 hrs - Men's individual and 08.00 and 17.00 hrs - Women's individual and team competition - team competition - Compulsory exercises Voluntary exercises

Tuesday 6th September Friday 9th September 08.00 and 17.00 hrs - Women's individual and team competition - 15.00 hrs - Women's special individual com- Compulsory exercises petition on 4 apparatus

Wednesday 7th September Saturday 10th September 08.00 and 17.00 hrs - Men's individual and team competition - 15.00 hrs - Men's special individual compe- Voluntary exercises tition on 6 apparatus

351 MEN'S EVENTS

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION —————————————————

12 exercises combined

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - A. Flatow GER 1928 - G. Miez SVI 1900 - S. Saudras FRA 1932 - R. Neri ITA 1904 - Jehnardt SUA 1936 - A. Schwarzmann GER 1908 - A. Braglia ITA 1948 - V. Huhtanen FIN 1912 - A. Braglia ITA 1952 - V. Tchoukarine URS 1920 - G. Zampori ITA 1956 - V. Tchoukarine URS 1924 - L. Stukelj JUG

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140 entries from 30 Nations – 130 participants from 28 Nations

HORIZONTAL BAR ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - P. Weingärtner GER 1932 - L. Bixler SUA 1904 - A. Heida SUA 1936 - A. Saarvala FIN Henning SUA 1948 - J. Stalder SVI 1924 - L. Stukelj JUG 1952 - J. Günthard SVI 1928 - G. Miez SVI 1956 - T. Ono GIA

352 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON HORIZONTAL BAR

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. T. ONO GIA 9,80 9,80 19,60 2. M. TAKEMOTO GIA 9,80 9,75 19,55 2. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,80 9,75 19,55 4. M. CERAR JUG 9,65 9,85 19,50 4. Y. TITOV URS 9,70 9,80 19,50 6. Y. ENDO GIA 9,70 9,75 19,45 6. A. Asaryan URS 9,75 9,70 19,45 8. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,50 9,75 19,25 9. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,55 9,65 19,20 9. V. Kerdemillidi URS 9,55 9,65 19,20 11. F. Danis CSV 9,50 9,65 19,15 12. O. Kestola FIN 9,50 9,60 19,10 13. N. Aihara GIA 9,50 9,50 19,00 13. V. Portnoi URS 9,50 9,50 19,00 15. A. Grossfeld SUA 9,30 9,65 18,95 16. J. Statny CSV 9,30 9,60 18,90 17. N. Miligulo URS 9,40 9,45 18,85 17. A. Huberty LUX 9,30 9,55 18,85 17. J. Stoffel LUX 9,45 9,40 18,85 20. F. Menichelli ITA 9,40 9,40 18,80 20. R. Csanyi UNG 9,40 9,40 18,80 22. E. Ekman FIN 9,30 9,45 18,75 22. R. Heinonen FIN 9,40 9,35 18,75 22. J. Backner SUA 9,25 9,50 18,75 22. J. Bim CSV 9,30 9,45 18,75 26. S. Stoyanov BUL 9,15 9,55 18,70 26. V. Kapsazov BUL 9,25 9,45 18,70 28. M. Mathiot FRA 9,20 9,45 18,65 28. G. Carminucci ITA 9,35 9,30 18,65 28. M. Lazkari FRA 9,35 9,30 18,65 31. I. Caklec JUG 9,30 9,30 18,60 31. K. Friedrich GER 9,15 9,45 18,60 33. P. Gajdos CSV 9,30 9,25 18,55 33. D. Tonry SUA 9,05 9,50 18,55 33. O. Polmonari ITA 9,25 9,30 18,55 33. G. Lyhs GER 9,15 9,40 18,55 33. O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,15 9,40 18,55 38. A. Konopka POL 9,20 9,30 18,50 38. L. Hristov BUL 9,20 9,30 18,50 38. E. Hawelek POL 9,20 9,30 18,50 38. L. Banner SUA 9,10 9,40 18,50 42. E. Koppe GER 9,00 9,45 18,45 353

23. - II NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

42. A. Brullmann SVI 9,25 9,20 18,45 42. E. Fivian SVI 9,20 9,25 18,45 42. E. Thomi SVI 9,00 9,45 18,45 46. B. Fauqueux FRA 9,20 9,20 18,40 46. M. Benker SVI 9,10 9,30 18,40 46. K. Heikkinen FIN 9,20 9,20 18,40 46. L. Varga UNG 9,20 9,20 18,40 50. N. Prodanov BUL 9,05 9,30 18,35 50. A. Petrovic JUG 9,05 9,30 18,35 50. S. Fulle GER 9,15 9,20 18,35 50. P. Carminucci ITA 9,05 9,30 18,35 54. L. Padzera CSV 9,00 9,30 18,30 54. A. Vicardi ITA 9,30 9,00 18,30 56. J. Konig AUT 9,10 9,15 18,25 56. A. Kucharczyk POL 9,10 9,15 18,25 56. W. Stuart GRB 8,95 9,30 18,25 59. T. Batcharov BUL 9,00 9,20 18,20 59. A. Storhang NOR 9,00 9,20 18,20 61. J. Jaillard FRA 9,10 9,05 18,15 61. D. Ahmed RAU 9,00 9,15 18,15 61. G. O'Quinn SUA 8,95 9,20 18,15 64, M. Lekic JUG 9,20 8,90 18,10 65. J. Trmal CSV 9,15 8,90 18,05 65, D. Touche FRA 9,05 9,00 18,05 65. G. Bond AUS 9,00 9,05 18,05 65. J. Rainisz POL 8,85 9,20 18,05 65. J. Mester UNG 9,10 8,95 18,05 70. R. Keszthelyi UNG 9,00 9,00 18,00 70. I. Abdallah RAU 9,10 8,90 18,00 72. M. Markulin JUG 9,10 8,85 17,95 72. S. Olkkanen FIN 8,95 9,00 17,95 72. H. Sauter AUT 8,85 9,10 17,95 72. K. Buffin GRB 9,00 8,95 17,95 76. R. Caymaris FRA 8,90 9,00 17,90 76. G. Marzolla ITA 8,70 9,20 17,90 78. M. Kiesgen LUX 8,90 8,95 17,85 78. G. Hristov BUL 9,00 8,85 17,85 80. S. Lindewall SVE 8,80 9,00 17,80 81. K. Wigartz SVE 8,60 9,15 17,75 81. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,10 8,65 17,75 81. G. Nachtigall GER 9,10 8,65 17,75 84. J. Jokiel POL 9,15 8,50 17,65 84. J. Cronstadt SVE 9,30 8,35 17,65 86. M. Coppin LUX 8,80 8,80 17,60

354 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

87. F. Feuz SVI 9,20 8,35 17,55 87. A. Goneim RAU 8,65 8,90 17,55 87. K. Kim Sang COR 8,45 9,10 17,55 90. H. Klien AUT 8,75 8,75 17,50 91. F. Orlofsky SUA 9,15 8,30 17,45 91. R. Gradley GRB 8,55 8,90 17,45 93. A. Allam RAU 8,50 8,90 17,40 93. A. Rokosa POL 9,20 8,20 17,40 93. W. Kafel AUT 8,50 8,90 17,40 96. R. Montpetit CAN 8,60 8,75 17,35 97. E. Lecuona SPA 8,25 9,00 17,25 98. B. Wirhed SVE 8,20 9,00 17,20 99. G. Bejek UNG 8,70 8,30 17,00 100. J. Belenguer SPA 8,20 8,70 16,90 101. A. Hertl AUT 8,30 8,45 16,75 102. R. Garcia SPA 8,20 8,50 16,70 103. D. Gagic JUG 9,15 7,50 16,65 104. L. Koorn SVE 7,90 8,60 16,50 104. J. N. Caviglia ARG 8,35 8,15 16,50 106. A. Sharraf RAU 7,85 8,45 16,30 107. F. Selim RAU 8,05 8,20 16,25 108. J. Mulhall GRB 8,00 7,95 15,95 109. W. Thoresson SVE 8,25 7,65 15,90 110. G. Huber AUT 7,85 7,80 15,65 110. B. De Roo AUS 7,90 7,75 15,65 112. S. Bekesi UNG 6,30 9,15 15,45 113. E. Monserrat SPA 7,00 8,25 15,25 114. H. Candeias POR 7,75 7,45 15,20 115. R. Marteaux BEL 7,05 8,00 15,05 116. J. Pancott GRB 8,10 6,90 15,00 117. F. Eisenbarth LUX 7,45 7,30 14,75 118. L. Desmet BEL 6,95 7,20 14,15 119. P. Furst GER 9,35 4,50 13,85 120. H. Erang LUX 7,60 5,50 13,10 121. A. Valles MEX 7,80 4,00 11,80 122. L. Valbuena SPA 3,00 8,05 11,05 123. A. Fellat MAR 5,00 5,80 10,80 124. A. Sekkat MAR 5,50 4,95 10,45 125. M. Regragui MAR 4,00 5,15 9,15 126. O. Starling GRB 7,65 — 7,65 127. M. Mselek MAR 1,00 6,35 7,35 128. H. Martinez SPA 6,40 — 6,40 129. D. Tanjaoui MAR 3,00 3,00 6,00 130. K. Kacem MAR — 4,00 4,00 355 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON HORIZONTAL BAR

Points Points NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL ATHLETE final test divided by two

1. T. ONO GIA 9,800 9,800 19,600 2. M. TAKEMOTO GIA 9,775 9,750 19,525 3. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,775 9,700 19,475 4. Y. Endo GIA 9,725 9,700 19,425 5. Y. Titov URS 9,750 9,650 19,400 M. Cerar JUG 9,750 9,650 19,400

T. Ono of Japan, gold medallist in the horizontal bar exercises. 356 PARALLEL BARS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - A. Flatow GER 1936 - K. Frey GER 1904 - G. Eyser SUA 1948 - M. Reusch SVI 1924 - G. Güttinger SVI 1952 - H. Eugster SVI 1928 - L. Vacha CSV 1956 - V. Tchoukarine URS 1932 - R. Neri ITA

A record for the Russian, B. Shakhlin; four gold medals, one silver and one bronze. 357 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON PARALLEL BARS

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,70 9,70 19,40 1. T. ONO GIA 9,80 9,60 19,40 3. G. CARMINUCCI ITA 9,60 9,75 19,35 4. N. AIHARA GIA 9,60 9,65 19,25 4. M. TAKEMOTO GIA 9,70 9,55 19,25 6. Y. TITOV URS 9,65 9,55 19,20 6. Y. Endo GIA 9,70 9,50 19,20 8. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,55 9,60 19,15 8. F. Menichelli ITA 9,55 9,60 19,15 8. P. Fürst GER 9,60 9,55 19,15 8. M. Cerar JUG 9,45 9,70 19,15 8. F. Feuz SVI 9,60 9,55 19,15 13. E. Fivian SVI 9,45 9,60 19,05 14. O. Kestola FIN 9,55 9,45 19,00 14. M. Benker SVI 9,50 9,50 19,00 16. O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,40 9,55 18,95 17. A. Brullmann SVI 9,45 9,45 18,90 18. G. Lyhs GER 9,35 9,50 18,85 19. F. Danis CSV 9,35 9,45 18,80 19. J. Bim CSV 9,45 9,35 18,80 19. S. Stoyanov BUL 9,40 9,40 18,80 19. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,65 9,15 18,80 23. N. Miligulo URS 9,45 9,30 18,75 23. A. Allam RAU 9,40 9,35 18,75 23. R. Heinonen FIN 9,25 9,50 18,75 26. J. Backner SUA 9,45 9,25 18,70 26. J. Stoffel LUX 9,40 9,30 18,70 26. L. Varga UNG 9,35 9,35 18,70 29. A. Vicardi ITA 9,10 9,55 18,65 29. E. Ekman FIN 9,25 9,40 18,65 31. I. Abdallah RAU 9,30 9,30 18,60 31. V. Kapsazov BUL 9,30 9,30 18,60 31. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,25 9,35 18,60 31. E. Thomi SVI 9,20 9,40 18,60 35. E. Koppe GER 9,20 9,35 18,55 35. A. Rokosa POL 9,20 9,35 18,55 37. D. Tonry SUA 9,30 9,15 18,45 37. F. Orlofsky SUA 9,30 9,15 18,45 37. A. Grossfeld SUA 9,25 9,20 18,45 37. K. Heikkinen FIN 9,15 9,30 18,45 37. A. Storhang NOR 9,05 9,40 18,45 42. V. Portnoi URS 9,40 9,00 18,40 358 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

42. T. Batchvarov BUL 9,05 9,35 18,40 42. J. Statny CSV 9,35 9,05 18,40 42. S. Olkkanen FIN 8,90 9,50 18,40 46. A. Petrovic JUG 9,20 9,15 18,35 46. P. Carminucci ITA 9,15 9,20 18,35 46. A. Konopka POL 9,10 9,25 18,35 46. A. Asaryan URS 9,25 9,10 18,35 50. S. Lindewall SVE 9,05 9,25 18,30 50. G. O'Quinn SUA 9,15 9,15 18,30 52. P. Gajdos CSV 9,25 9,00 18,25 52. A. Kucharczyk POL 8,95 9,30 18,25 54. O. Polmonari ITA 9,00 9,20 18,20 54. R. Keszthelyi UNG 9,30 8,90 18,20 56. R. Csanyi UNG 9,45 8,70 18,15 56. J. Belenguer SPA 9,30 8,85 18,15 56. M. Mathiot FRA 8,95 9,20 18,15 56. B. Fauqueux FRA 9,15 9,00 18,15 60. M. Lazhari FRA 9,40 8,70 18,10 60. L. Hristov BUL 9,20 8,90 18,10 60. J. Jokiel POL 9,10 9,00 18,10 60. J. Trmal CSV 9,00 9,10 18,10 60. L. Banner SUA 9,10 9,00 18,10 60. R. Montpetit CAN 9,05 9,05 18,10 66. S. Fulle GER 9,00 9,05 18,05 66. S. Bekesi UNG 8,95 9,10 18,05 66. L. Pazdera CSV 9,25 8,80 18,05 69. W. Stuart GRB 9,10 8,90 18,00 70. M. Lekic JUG 9,00 8,95 17,95 70. K. Kim Sang COR 8,95 9,00 17,95 72. D. Touche FRA 8,90 9,00 17,90 72. A. Huberty LUX 8,85 9,05 17,90 74. K. Friedrich GER 8,85 9,00 17,85 74. G. Hristov BUL 8,85 9,00 17,85 74. G. Bejek UNG 8,95 8,90 17,85 74. H. Klien AUT 8,90 8,95 17,85 78. N. Prodanov BUL 8,65 9,15 17,80 78. E. Hawelek POL 8,80 9,00 17,80 78. M. Marculin JUG 8,80 9,00 17,80 81. F. Selim RAU 8,75 9,00 17,75 82. R. Caymaris FRA 9,35 8,35 17,70 83. R. Marteaux BEL 8,75 8,90 17,65 83. H. Sauter AUT 8,85 8,80 17,65 85. D. Ahmed RAU 8,75 8,85 17,60

359 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

86. L. Valbuena SPA 8,40 9,15 17,55 87. J. Jaillard FRA 9,00 8,50 17,50 87. J. Mester UNG 8,75 8,75 17,50 87. A. Goneim RAU 8,05 9,45 17,50 87. K. Wigartz SVE 8,50 9,00 17,50 87. I. Caklec JUG 8,75 8,75 17,50 92. R. Gradley GRB 8,70 8,75 17,45 92. G. Marzolla ITA 8,20 9,25 17,45 92. J. Pancott GRB 8,65 8,80 17,45 92. E. Monserrat SPA 8,35 9,10 17,45 96. G. Nachtigall GER 8,05 9,35 17,40 97. V. Kerdemillidi URS 9,45 7,90 17,35 98. M. Coppin LUX 8,45 8,80 17,25 99. J. Konig AUT 8,25 8,80 17,05 99. J. Rajnisz POL 8,00 9,05 17,05 101. M. Kiesgen LUX 8,00 9,00 17,00 102. R. Garcia SPA 8,20 8,75 16,95 102. J. Mulhall GRB 8,45 8,50 16,95 104. W. Thoresson SVE 7,50 9,20 16,70 105. B. De Roo AUS 8,15 8,35 16,50 106. B. Wirhed SVE 7,50 8,95 16,45 107. E. Lecuona SPA 7,70 8,40 16,10 107. J. Cronstadt SVE 7,00 9,10 16,10 107. G. Huber AUT 8,05 8,05 16,10 110. D. Gagic JUG 7,80 8,25 16,05 111. A. Sharraf RAU 7,05 8,90 15,95 112. L. Desmet BEL 8,15 7,70 15,85 113. A. Hertl AUT 6,90 8,60 15,50 113. L. Koorn SVE 6,65 8,85 15,50 115. G. Bond AUT 7,95 7,50 15,45 116. H. Candeias POR 6,65 8,65 15,30 117. H. Erang LUX 6,80 8,50 15,30 118. K. Buffin GRB 7,85 7,30 15,15 119. A. Valles MEX 7,20 7,85 15,05 120. W. Kafel AUT 7,65 6,80 14,45 121. F. Eisenbarth LUX 6,40 7,80 14,20 122. J. N. Caviglia ARG 7,10 7,00 14,10 122. A. Sekkat MAR 6,00 8,10 14,10 124. A. Fellat MAR 3,50 6,90 10,40 125. M. Regragui MAR 4,50 5,75 10,25 126. M. Mselek MAR 4,00 5,50 9,50 127. D. Tanjaoui MAR 3,00 6,25 9,25 128. O. Starling GRB 7,95 — 7,95 129. K. Kacem MAR — 2,50 2,50 360 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON PARALLEL BARS

Points Points NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL ATHLETE final test divided by two

1. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,700 9,700 19,400 2. G. CARMINUCCI ITA 9,675 9,700 19,375 3. T. ONO GIA 9,700 9,650 19,350 4. N. Aihara GIA 9,625 9,650 19,275 5. Y. Titov URS 9,600 9,600 19,200 6. M. Takemoto GIA 9,625 9,500 19,125

Award of prizes to the winners of the parallel bars; from the left, the Japanese T. Ono, bronze medal; the Italian G. Carminucci, silver medal and the Russian B. Shakhlin, gold medal.

361 POMMELLED HORSE ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - E. Zuter SVI 1948 - P. Aaltonen FIN 1904 - A. Heida SUA V. Huhtanen FIN 1924 - G. Wilhelm SVI H. Savolainen FIN 1928 - P. Hänggi SVI 1952 - V. Tchoukarine URS 1932 - St. Pelle UNG 1956 - B. Shakhlin URS 1936 - K. Frey GER

Pommelled horse: Shakhlin of the U.S.S.R. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON POMMELLED HORSE

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,60 9,75 19,35 2. E. EKMAN FIN 9,55 9,70 19,25 3. Y. TITOV URS 9,55 9,65 19,20 4. T. ONO GIA 9,60 9,55 19,15 4. T. MITSKURI GIA 9,60 9,55 19,15 6. S. TSURUMI GIA 9,50 9,60 19,10 7. M. Cerar JUG 9,60 9,45 19,05 8. K. Heikkinen FIN 9,40 9,60 19,00 8. L. Banner SUA 9,50 9,50 19,00 10. Y. Endo GIA 9,45 9,40 18,85 10. N. Miligulo URS 9,50 9,35 18,85 12. J. Statny CSV 9,30 9,50 18,80 12. O. Polmonari ITA 9,30 9,50 18,80 12. V. Kerdemilidi URS 9,40 9,40 18,80 15. A. Storhang NOR 9,35 9,40 18,75 15. G. O'Quinn SUA 9,30 9,45 18,75 15. G. Marzolla ITA 9,35 9,40 18,75 18. D. Gagig JUG 9,35 9,35 18,70 18. V. Portnoi URS 9,30 9,40 18,70 18. P. Gajdos CSV 9,20 9,50 18,70 18. J. Backner SUA 9,40 9,30 18,70 18. J. Stoffel LUS 9,25 9,45 18,70 23. I. Caklec JUG 9,25 9,40 18,65 23. F. Menichelli ITA 9,35 9,30 18,65 23. A. Vicardi ITA 9,20 9,45 18,65 26. F. Feuz SVI 9,25 9,35 18,60 26. D. Tonry SUA 9,25 9,35 18,60 26. M. Takemoto GIA 9,30 9,30 18,60 26. N. Aihara GIA 9,40 9,20 18,60 30. E. Thomi SVI 9,25 9,30 18,55 30. A. Asaryan URS 9,45 9,10 18,55 30. G. Carminucci ITA 9,25 9,30 18,55 33. J. Bim CSV 9,10 9,40 18,50 33. F. Orlofsky SUA 9,10 9,40 18,50 33. J. Rainisz POL 9,20 9,30 18,50 36. K. Wigartz SVE 9,20 9,25 18,45 36. S. Olkkanen FIN 9,20 9,25 18,45 38. J. Mester UNG 9,10 9,30 18,40 38. J. Jaillard FRA 9,10 9,30 18,40 40. G. Nachtigall GER 9,10 9,25 18,35 40. P. Carminucci ITA 9,10 9,25 18,35 42. F. Danis CSV 9,25 9,05 18,30 363 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

42. J. Trmal CSV 9,00 9,30 18,30 42. V. Kapsazov BUL 9,05 9,25 18,30 42. A. Petrovic JUG 9,20 9,10 18,30 46. S. Fulle GER 8,95 9,30 18,25 46. R. Heinonen FIN 9,15 9,10 18,25 48. M. Benker SVI 8,85 9,35 18,20 48. O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,15 9,05 18,20 48. L. Pazdera CSV 8,80 9,40 18,20 51. O. Kestola FIN 9,20 8,95 18,15 51. E. Fivian SVI 8,95 9,20 18,15 51. W. Stuart GRB 9,35 8,80 18,15 54. B. Wirhed SVE 9,10 9,00 18,10 54. A. Brullmann SVI 9,00 9,10 18,10 54. M. Lazhari FRA 8,70 9,40 18,10 57. L. Koorn SVE 8,70 9,35 18,05 57. L. Varga UNG 8,85 9,20 18,05 59. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,15 8,85 18,00 59. R. Csanyi UNG 9,00 9,00 18,00 59. T. Batchvarov BUL 8,80 9,20 18,00 62. A. Konopka POL 8,75 9,20 17,95 62. E. Hawelek POL 9,00 8,95 17,95 62. A. Kucherczyk POL 8,95 9,00 17,95 65. G. Lyhs GER 8,90 9,00 17,90 65. P. Furst GER 8,40 9,50 17,90 65. B. Fauqueux FRA 9,00 8,90 17,90 65. H. Sauter AUS 9,05 8,85 17,90 69. R. Keszthelyi UNG 8,75 9,10 17,85 69. G. Bejek UNG 8,95 8,90 17,85 69. L. Hristov BUL 9,15 8,70 17,85 69. M. Lekic JUG 9,00 8,85 17,85 73. S. Lindwall SVE 9,00 8,80 17,80 73. J. Belenguer SPA 8,50 9,30 17,80 73. J. Jokiel POL 9,00 8,80 17,80 76. A. Grossfeld SUA 8,95 8,80 17,75 77. M. Mathiot FRA 8,55 9,15 17,70 78. S. Bekesi UNG 8,70 8,90 17,60 78. H. Klien AUS 8,70 8,90 17,60 80. N. Prodanov BUL 8,20 9,30 17,50 80. A. Rokosa POL 8,50 9,00 17,50 82. R. Caymaris FRA 8,15 9,20 17,35 83. J. Konig AUS 8,60 8,70 17,30 83. A. Huberty LUS 8,60 8,70 17,30 85. M. Markulin JUG 8,35 8,90 17,25 364 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

86. E. Koppe GER 8,85 8,30 17,15 86. L. Valbuena SPA 8,25 8,90 17,15 86. R. Montpetit CAN 8,30 8,85 17,15 89. W. Thoresson SVE 8,20 8,90 17,10 89. A. Goneim RAU 8,25 8,85 17,10 91. K. Friedrich GER 7,80 8,20 17,00 92. A. Valles MEX 7,90 8,85 16,75 92. D. Touche FRA 8,10 8,65 16,75 92. W. Kafel AUS 8,30 8,45 16,75 95. A. Sharraf RAU 7,80 8,85 16,65 96. E. Lecuona SPA 8,25 8,30 16,55 97. J. Cronstadt SVE 7,35 9,15 16,50 97. M. Kiesgen LUS 7,70 8,80 16,50 99. J. Pancott GRB 7,80 8,60 16,40 100. G. Huber AUS 8,70 7,65 16,35 100. R. Gradley GRB 7,65 8,70 16,35 102. R. Garcia SPA 7,55 8,55 16,10 103. G. Hristov BUL 7,20 8,80 16,00 104. S. Stoyanov BUL 7,00 8,85 15,85 105. E. Monserrat SPA 7,20 8,60 15,80 106. H. Candeias POR 7,65 8,00 15,65 107. M. Coppin LUS 7,25 8,25 15,50 108. I. Abdallah RAU 7,70 7,70 15,40 109. K. Kim Sang COR 6,95 8,25 15,20 110. R. Marteaux BEL 6,60 8,45 15,05 110. D. Ahmed RAU 7,25 7,80 15,05 112. H. Erang LUS 6,85 8,00 14,85 113. J. Mulhall GRB 6,50 8,20 14,70 114. J. N. Caviglia ARG 7,60 6,90 14,50 115. K. Buffin GRB 7,80 6,60 14,40 116. F. Selim RAU 6,75 7,60 14,35 117. B. De Roo AUT 6,50 7,65 14,15 118. G. Bond AUT 6,50 7,50 14,00 119. F. Eisenbarth LUS 5,00 7,75 12,75 120. A. Allam RAU 5,50 7,20 12,70 121. L. Desmet BEL 5,25 7,15 12,40 122. A. Sekkat MAR 4,35 6,00 10,35 123. A. Fellat MAR 4,00 5,50 9,50 124. D. Tanjaoui MAR 3,80 5,25 9,05 125. M. Regragui MAR 4,00 4,75 8,75 126. O. Starling GRB 8,65 — 8,65 127. M. Mselek MAR 3,00 4,00 7,00 128. A. Hertl AUT 6,70 — 6,70

365 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON POMMELLED HORSE

Points Points NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL ATHLETE final test divided by two

1. E. EKMAN FIN 9,625 9,750 19,375 1. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,675 9,700 19,375 3. S. TSURUMI GIA 9,550 9,600 19,150 4. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,575 9,550 19,125 5. Y. Titov URS 9,600 9,350 18,950 6. T. Ono GIA 9,575 8,950 18,525

E. Ekman of Finland, gold medal, in a tie with Boris Shakhlin of the U. S. S. R.

366 RINGS ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - M. Mitroupoulos GRE 1936 - A. Hudec CSV 1904 - H. T. Glass SUA 1948 - K. Frey SVI 1924 - F. Martino ITA 1952 - G. Shaguinian URS 1928 - L. Stukelj JUG 1956 - A. Asaryan URS 1932 - M. Gulack SUA —————

Rings: The Russian A. Asaryan in action. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON RINGS

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. A. ASARYAN URS 9,85 9,90 19,75 2. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,70 9,80 19,50 3. T. ONO GIA 9,75 9,70 19,45 4. Y. TITOV URS 9,70 9,75 19,45 5. N. AIHARA GIA 9,65 9,75 19,40 6. V. KAPSAZOV BUL 9,65 9,70 19,35 7. F. Menichelli ITA 9,55 9,75 19,30 8. M. Takemoto GIA 9,60 9,65 19,25 9. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,60 9,60 19,20 9. V. Kerdimillidi URS 9,60 9,60 19,20 11. M. Cerar JUG 9,45 9,60 19,05 12. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,50 9,50 19,00 12. Y. Endo GIA 9,60 9,40 19,00 12. V. Portnoi URS 9,45 9,55 19,00 12. N. Miligulo URS 9,50 9,50 19,00 16. E. Koppe GER 9,45 9,50 18,95 16. P. Furst GER 9,50 9,45 18,95 16. J. Trmal CSV 9,55 9,40 18,95 19. O. Kestola FIN 9,40 9,50 18,90 20. L. Koorn SVE 9,50 9,35 18,85 21. P. Carminucci ITA 9,35 9,45 18,80 21. F. Danis CSV 9,30 9,50 18,80 21. L. Banner SUA 9,50 9,30 18,80 21. S. Fulle GER 9,40 9,40 18,80 25. A. Grossfeld SUA 9,35 9,40 18,75 25. W. Stuart GRB 9,35 9,40 18,75 25. S. Stoyanov BUL 9,25 9,50 18,75 25. G. Hristov BUL 9,40 9,35 18,75 25. L. Varga UNG 9,40 9,35 18,75 30. R. Csanyi UNG 9,25 9,45 18,70 30. A. Sharraf RAU 9,40 9,30 18,70 30. J. Rajnisz POL 9,35 9,35 18,70 30. G. Marzolla ITA 9,15 9,55 18,70 34. S. Lindewall SVE 9,35 9,30 18,65 34. S. Olkkanen FIN 9,20 9,45 18,65 36. J. Bim CSV 9,30 9,30 18,60 36. A. Rokosa POL 9,45 9,15 18,60 36. F. Orlofsky SUA 9,45 9,15 18,60 39. G. Lyhs GER 9,40 9,15 18,55 39. G. Nachtigall GER 9,35 9,20 18,55 39. J. Stoffel LUX 9,15 9,40 18,55 39. A. Petrovic JUG 9,20 9,35 18,55 43. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,10 9,35 18,45 368 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

43. A. Konopka POL 9,25 9,20 18,45 43. R. Keszthelyi UNG 9,25 9,20 18,45 46. K. Kim Sang COR 9,15 9,25 18,40 46. G. Carminucci ITA 8,90 9,50 18,40 46. L. Padzera CSV 9,10 9,30 18,40 49. T. Batchvarov BUL 9,25 9,10 18,35 49. K. Friedrich GER 9,05 9,30 18,35 49. B. Fauqueux FRA 9,15 9,20 18,35 52. P. Gajdos CSV 8,90 9,40 18,30 52. O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,25 9,05 18,30 52. O. Polmonari ITA 9,00 9,30 18,30 55. E. Lecuona SPA 9,05 9,20 18,25 55. D. Ahmed RAU 9,15 9,10 18,25 55. E. Hawelek POL 9,20 9,05 18,25 55. J. Backner SUA 9,10 9,15 18,25 59. A. Storhang NOR 8,95 9,25 18,20 59. D. Tonry SUA 9,20 9,00 18,20 59. I. Abdallah RAU 9,10 9,10 18,20 59. F. Feuz SVI 9,00 9,20 18,20 59. M. Markulin JUG 9,10 9,10 18,20 59. L. Hristov BUL 9,20 9,00 18,20 59. A. Vicardi ITA 8,80 9,40 18,20 66. E. Ekman FIN 8,90 9,25 18,15 66. N. Prodanov BUL 9,20 8,95 18,15 66. M. Kiesgen LUX 8,90 9,25 18,15 69. A. Huberty LUX 8,95 9,15 18,10 69. R. Heinonen FIN 9,05 9,05 18,10 71. M. Benker SVI 8,75 9,30 18,05 71. M. Lekic JUG 9,10 8,95 18,05 73. J. Jokiel POL 8,95 9,05 18,00 73. E. Fivian SVI 8,65 9,35 18,00 73. A. Brullmann SVI 9,20 8,80 18,00 73. L. Valbuena SPA 8,70 9,30 18,00 77. B. Wirhed SVE 8,90 9,05 17,95 77. J. Statny CSV 8,80 9,15 17,95 79. E. Monserrat SPA 8,80 9,10 17,90 79. H. Sauter AUT 8,95 8,95 17,90 79. K. Heikkinen FIN 9,15 8,75 17,90 79. D. Gagic JUG 8,65 9,25 17,90 83. R. Gradley GRB 8,65 9,20 17,85 83. D. Touche FRA 8,90 8,95 17,85 85. A. Goneim RAU 8,60 9,20 17,80 85. R. Garcia SPA 8,75 9,05 17,80 369

24. - II NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

87. J. Cronstadt SVE 8,85 8,80 17,65 88. A. Kucharczyk POL 9,10 8,50 17,60 88. G. O'Quinn SUA 9,40 8,20 17,60 88. G. Bejek UNG 8,85 8,75 17,60 91. S. Bekesi UNG 8,75 8,75 17,50 92. K. Wigartz SVE 8,60 8,85 17,45 92. M. Lazhari FRA 8,55 8,90 17,45 94. I. Caklec JUG 8,40 8,95 17,35 95. J. Pancott GRB 8,50 8,80 17,30 95. J. Belenguer SPA 9,10 8,20 17,30 95. R. Caymaris FRA 8,10 9,20 17,30 98. R. Montpetit CAN 8,90 8,35 17,25 98. R. Marteaux BEL 8,65 8,60 17,25 100. J. Konig AUT 8,60 8,60 17,20 101. G. Huber AUT 8,35 8,80 17,15 102. J. Mester UNG 8,15 8,95 17,10 102. G. Bond AUS 8,60 8,50 17,10 104. L. Desmet BEL 8,30 8,65 16,95 105. E. Thomi SVI 8,15 8,75 16,90 106. B. De Roo AUS 8,40 8,45 16,85 107. H. Klien AUT 8,05 8,75 16,80 107. A. Valles MEX 8,55 8,25 16,80 107. W. Thoresson SVE 8,25 8,55 16,80 110. A. Allam RAU 8,75 8,00 16,75 111. M. Coppin LUX 8,05 8,65 16,70 111. W. Kafel AUT 8,20 8,50 16,70 113. J. Jaillard FRA 8,00 8,65 16,65 113. J. Mulhall GRB 8,15 8,50 16,65 115. M. Mathiot FRA 7,85 8,70 16,55 116. H. Candeias POR 7,95 8,25 16,20 117. F. Selim RAU 8,55 7,60 16,15 118. K. Buffin GRB 7,75 8,00 15,75 119. J. Caviglia ARG 7,20 8,20 15,40 120. F. Eisenbarth LUX 7,45 7,80 15,25 121. H. Erang LUX 6,75 8,00 14,75 122. A. Sekkat MAR 6,10 7,25 13,35 123. M. Mselek MAR 5,80 6,40 12,20 124. E. Martinez SPA 0,00 9,35 9,35 125. A. Fellat MAR 4,00 4,75 8,75 126. O. Starling GRB 8,50 — 8,50 127. D. Tanjaoui MAR 4,20 4,00 8,20 128. M. Regragui MAR 3,50 4,00 7,50 129. A. Hertl AUT 7,50 — 7,50 370 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON RINGS

Points Points NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL ATHLETE final test divided by two

1. A. ASARYAN URS 9,875 9,850 19,725 2. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,750 9,750 19,500 3. T. ONO GIA 9,725 9,700 19,425 3. V. Kapsasov BUL 9,675 9,750 19,425 5. N. Aihara GIA 9,700 9,700 19,400 6. Y. Titov URS 9,725 9,550 19,275

From the left the Russians, B. Shakhlin (silver medal) and A. Asaryan (gold medal), and the Japanese T. Ono (bronze medal).

371 LONG HORSE VAULT ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - K. Schumann GER 1936 - A. Schwarzmann GER 1904 - A. Heida SUA 1948 - P. Aaltonen FIN 1924 - A. Kriz SUA 1952 - V. Tchoukarine URS 1928 - E. Mack SVI 1956 - H. Bantz GER 1932 - S. Guglielmetti ITA V. Mouratov URS

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A scene during the competitions at the Baths of Caracalla. 372 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON LONG HORSE VAULT

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. T. ONO GIA 9,60 9,70 19,30 2. V. PORTNOI URS 9,60 9,65 19,25 3. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,50 9,70 19,20 4. Y. ENDO GIA 9,55 9,50 19,05 5. Y. TITOV URS 9,50 9,50 19,00 5. M. TAKEMOTO GIA 9,35 9,65 19,00 5. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,45 9,55 19,00 8. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,40 9,55 18,95 9. F. Menichelli ITA 9,35 9,50 18,85 9. G. Carminucci ITA 9,20 9,65 18,85 9. N. Aihara GIA 9,35 9,50 18,85 12. N. Miligulo URS 9,30 9,50 18,80 13. M. Cerar JUG 9,35 9,40 18,75 14. A. Asaryan URS 9,30 9,40 18,70 15. A. Vicardi ITA 9,30 9,35 18,65 16. V. Kerdemillidi URS 9,25 9,35 18,60 17. F. Orlofsky SUA 9,20 9,35 18,55 17. N. Prodanov BUL 9,15 9,40 18,55 19. W. Thoresson SVE 9,20 9,30 18,50 20. B. Wirhed SVE 9,25 9,20 18,45 20. J. Stoffel LUX 9,25 9,20 18,45 20. E. Fivian SVI 9,10 9,35 18,45 20. P. Gajdos CSV 9,05 9,40 18,45 20. D. Tonry SUA 9,20 9,25 18,45 20. J. Statny CSV 9,05 9,40 18,45 26. G. Lyhs GER 9,00 9,40 18,40 27. J. Trmal CSV 9,00 9,40 18,40 28. L. Banner SUA 9,05 9,30 18,35 28. M. Benker SVI 9,00 9,35 18,35 28. F. Danis CSV 8,95 9,40 18,35 28. S. Bekesi UNG 9,05 9,30 18,35 28. S. Stoyanov BUL 9,05 9,30 18,35 33. G. Nachtigall GER 8,95 9,35 18,30 34. S. Fulle GER 8,90 9,35 18,25 34. P. Carminucci ITA 8,90 9,35 18,25 34. L. Varga UNG 9,25 9,00 18,25 34. A. Petrovic JUG 9,00 9,25 18,25 34. R. Csanyi UNG 9,10 9,15 18,25 39. J. Bim CSV 8,85 9,35 18,20 39. K. Friedrich GER 9,10 9,10 18,20 39. P. Fürst GER 8,95 9,25 18,20 373 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

39. G. Marzolla ITA 8,95 9,25 18,20 43. F. Feuz SVI 8,70 9,45 18,15 43. O. Leimuvirta FIN 8,90 9,25 18,15 43. L. Hristov BUL 8,80 9,35 18,15 46. I. Caklec JUG 8,80 9,30 18,10 46. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 8,75 9,35 18,10 46. O. Kestola FIN 8,90 9,20 18,10 46. J. Backner SUA 8,90 9,20 18,10 46. H. Martinez SPA 8,85 9,25 18,10 51. S. Olkkanen FIN 8,75 9,30 18,05 52. O. Polmonari ITA 8,75 9,25 18,00 52. R. Keszthelyi UNG 8,85 9,15 18,00 52. G. Hristov BUL 9,00 9,00 18,00 52. J. Jokiel POL 8,95 9,05 18,00 52. E. Hawelek POL 8,85 9,15 18,00 52. B. Fauqueux FRA 8,90 9,10 18,00 58. A. Kucharczyk POL 8,55 9,40 17,95 58. I. Abdallah RAU 8,75 9,20 17,95 58. V. Kapsazov BUL 8,60 9,35 17,95 61. G. O'Quinn SUA 8,75 9,15 17,90 61. M. Lekic JUG 8,65 9,25 17,90 63. M. Markulin JUG 8,70 9,15 17,85 63. R. Caymaris FRA 8,85 9,00 17,85 63. A. Goneim RAU 8,85 9,00 17,85 63. A. Huberty LUX 8,75 9,10 17,85 63. A. Grossfeld SUA 8,90 8,95 17,85 68. R. Heinonen FIN 8,60 9,20 17,80 69. W. Kafel AUT 8,80 8,95 17,75 69. G. Bejek UNG 8,70 9,05 17,75 69. L. Koorn SVE 8,45 9,30 17,75 69. A. Brullmann SVI 8,60 9,15 17,75 73. H. Sauter AUT 8,60 9,10 17,70 73. J. Jaillard FRA 8,70 9,00 17,70 73. J. Rainisz POL 8,75 8,95 17,70 73. E. Monserrat SPA 8,75 8,95 17,70 73. L. Valbuena SPA 8,85 8,85 17,70 73. W. Stuart GRB 8,70 9,00 17,70 73. K. Wigartz SVE 8,45 9,25 17,70 73. R. Montpetit CAN 8,95 8,75 17,70 81. E. Koppe GER 8,45 9,20 17,65 81. E. Thomi SVI 8,50 9,15 17,65 81. S. Lindewall SVE 8,70 8,95 17,65 81. K. Heikkinen FIN 8,70 8,95 17,65 81. J. Mester UNG 8,60 9,05 17,65 374 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

81. K. Kim Sang COR 8,65 9,00 17,65 87. R. Marteaux BEL 8,50 9,10 17,60 87. M. Coppin LUX 8,75 8,85 17,60 89. F. Selim RAU 8,70 8,85 17,55 89. E. Ekman FIN 8,55 9,00 17,55 89. L. Padzera CSV 8,35 9,20 17,55 89. A. Storhang NOR 8,40 9,15 17,55 93. J. Konig AUT 8,55 8,90 17,45 93. A. Konopka POL 8,80 8,65 17,45 95. A. Sharraf RAU 8,40 9,00 17,40 95. E. Lecuona SPA 8,35 9,05 17,40 95. L. Desmet BEL 8,50 8,90 17,40 98. J. Pancott GRB 8,20 9,15 17,35 98. K. Buffin GRB 8,30 9,05 17,35 100. D. Gagic JUG 7,95 9,25 17,20 101. M. Lazhari FRA 8,10 9,05 17,15 102. G. Huber AUT 8,40 8,70 17,10 102. H. Erang LUX 8,40 8,70 17,10 104. J. Mulhall GRB 8,45 8,60 17,05 105. O. Starling GRB 7,85 9,15 17,00 106. H. Klien AUT 8,40 8,50 16,90 106. T. Batchrov BUL 7,85 9,05 16,90 108. D. Ahmed RAU 7,75 9,10 16,85 109. M. Mselek MAR 8,30 8,50 16,80 110. M. Mathiot FRA 7,65 9,10 16,75 111. M. Kiesgen LUX 7,80 8,85 16,65 112. A. Rokosa POL 7,65 8,90 16,55 113. A. Hertl AUT 7,55 8,95 16,50 114. J. Belenguer SPA 7,65 8,80 16,45 115. R. Garcia SPA 7,50 8,90 16,40 116. B. De Roo AUT 7,40 8,95 16,35 117. J. N. Caviglia ARG 7,40 8,90 16,30 117. A. Allam RAU 7,00 9,30 16,30 119. F. Eisenbarth LUX 7,75 8,45 16,20 120. A. Fellat MAR 8,30 7,35 15,65 121. A. Valles MEX 7,15 8,40 15,55 122. D. Touche FRA 6,00 9,10 15,10 123. J. Cronstadt SVE 6,10 8,95 15,05 123. R. Gradley GRB 8,30 6,75 15,05 125. G. Bond AUS 6,00 8,65 14,65 126. A. Sekkat MAR 6,50 7,95 14,45 127. M. Regragui MAR 6,00 6,75 12,75 128. D. Tanjaoui MAR 6,00 5,50 11,50 129. H. Candejas POR 0,00 8,75 8,75 375 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON LONG HORSE VAULT

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL final test divided by two

1. B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,600 9,750 19,350 1. T. ONO GIA 9,650 9,700 19,350 3. V. PORTNOI URS 9,625 9,600 19,225 4. Y. Titov URS 9,500 9,700 19,200 5. Y. Endo GIA 9,525 9,650 19,175 6. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,500 9,650 19,150

The champion Shakhlin on long horse vault. 376 FREE STANDING EXERCISES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1932 - St. Pelle UNG 1952 - W. Thoresson SVE 1936 - G. Miez SVI 1956 - V. Mouratov URS 1948 - F. Pataki UNG —————

The Italian Menichelli at free standing exercise. 377 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION AT FREE STANDING EXERCISES

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. N. AIHARA GIA 9,50 9,80 19,30 2. Y. TITOV URS 9,50 9,75 19,25 3. F. MENICHELLI ITA 9,50 9,55 19,05 4. T. ONO GIA 9,35 9,65 19,00 4. T. MITSUKURI GIA 9,40 9,60 19,00 4. J. STATNY CSV 9,45 9,55 19,00 7. E. Fivian SVI 9,40 9,55 18,95 7. V. Portnoi URS 9,45 9,50 18,95 7. B. Shakhlin URS 9,35 9,60 18,95 10. Y. Endo GIA 9,40 9,50 18,90 10. J. Jokiel POL 9,40 9,50 18,90 10. S. Fulle GER 9,40 9,50 18,90 13. S. Tsurumi GIA 9,45 9,40 18,85 14. N. Miligulo URS 9,35 9,45 18,80 14. M. Takemoto GIA 9,30 9,50 18,80 14. V. Kerdemilidi URS 9,30 9,50 18,80 17. O. Kestola FIN 9,35 9,40 18,75 17. M. Cerar JUG 9,40 9,35 18,75 19. F. Danis CSV 9,40 9,30 18,70 19. A. Kucharczyk POL 9,30 9,40 18,70 21. W. Thoresson SVE 9,35 9,30 18,65 22. R. Keszthelyi UNG 9,30 9,30 18,60 22. P. Fürst GER 9,20 9,40 18,60 24. A. Asaryan URS 9,20 9,35 18,55 24. G. Lihs GER 9,15 9,40 18,55 26. I. Caklec JUG 9,20 9,30 18,50 26. A. Konopka POL 9,20 9,30 18,50 26. D. Tonry SUA 9,10 9,40 18,50 26. G. Carminucci ITA 9,25 9,25 18,50 30. K. Heikkinen FIN 9,30 9,15 18,45 30. A. Storhang NOR 9,20 9,25 18,45 30. A. Vicardi ITA 9,15 9,30 18,45 30. J. Trmal CSV 9,30 9,15 18,45 34. M. Markulin JUG 9,20 9,20 18,40 35. N. Prodanov BUL 9,00 9,35 18,35 35. J. Backner SUA 9,20 9,15 18,35 35. L. Pazdera CSV 9,05 9,30 18,35 35. P. Gajdos CSV 9,15 9,20 18,35 39. S. Bekesi UNG 9,10 9,20 18,30 39. L. Banner SUA 9,10 9,20 18,30 39. A. Grossfeld SUA 8,85 9,45 18,30 39. G. O'Quinn SUA 9,15 9,15 18,30 378 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

39. G. Nachtigall GER 9,05 9,25 18,30 39. E. Koppe GER 8,95 9,35 18,30 39. P. Carminucci ITA 9,05 9,25 18,30 46. S. Lindwall SVE 9,05 9,20 18,25 46. H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,00 9,25 18,25 46. V. Kapsazov BUL 8,85 9,40 18,25 46. M. Lazhari FRA 9,05 9,20 18,25 46. J. Stoffel LUS 9,10 9,15 18,25 46. B. Fauqueux FRA 9,00 9,25 18,25 52. E. Thomi SVI 9,05 9,15 18,20 52. D. Gagic JUG 8,90 9,30 18,20 52. M. Lekic JUG 9,10 9,10 18,20 52. A. Rokosa POL 9,00 9,20 18,20 52. R. Csanyi UNG 9,15 9,05 18,20 52. L. Varga UNG 9,10 9,10 18,20 52. F. Feuz SVI 9,00 9,20 18,20 52. K. Wigartz SVE 9,15 9,05 18,20 60. J. Bim CSV 8,95 9,20 18,15 60. R. Caymaris FRA 8,80 9,35 18,15 62. E. Ekman FIN 8,95 9,15 18,10 62. O. Polmonari ITA 8,90 9,20 18,10 62. O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,15 8,95 18,10 62. A. Petrovic JUG 8,95 9,15 18,10 66. E. Hawelek POL 9,00 9,05 18,05 66. G. Marzolla ITA 8,60 9,45 18,05 66. J. Mester UNG 8,90 9,15 18,05 69. K. Friedrich GER 8,85 9,15 18,00 69. M. Benker SVI 8,95 9,05 18,00 71. R. Heinonen FIN 9,05 8,90 17,95 71. D. Touche FRA 8,80 9,15 17,95 71. A. Brullmann SVI 8,90 9,05 17,95 71. W. Stuart GRB 9,10 8,85 17,95 75. F. Orlofsky SUA 8,90 9,00 17,90 75. S. Olkkanen FIN 8,80 9,10 17,90 77. G. Hristov BUL 8,60 9,20 17,80 77. K. Kim Sang COR 8,90 8,90 17,80 79. S. Stoyanov BUL 8,70 9,05 17,75 79. T. Batcharov BUL 8,60 9,15 17,75 81. J. Pancott GRB 8,85 8,80 17,65 81. R. Montpetit CAN 8,85 8,80 17,65 81. G. Bejek UNG 8,60 9,05 17,65 81. L. Koorn SVE 8,80 8,85 17,65 85. R. Gradley GRB 8,50 9,10 17,60 86. W. Kafel AUT 8,45 9,10 17,55 379 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

86. A. Huberty LUX 8,60 8,95 17,55 88. M. Mathiot FRA 8,40 9,10 17,50 89. L. Valbuena SPA 8,50 8,95 17,45 89. B. Wirhed SVE 8,75 8,70 17,45 91. H. Martinez SPA 8,40 9,00 17,40 92. J. Rainisz POL 8,35 9,00 17,35 92. L. Hristov BUL 8,40 8,95 17,35 92. J. N. Caviglia ARG 8,35 9,00 17,35 95. J. Cronstadt SVE 8,70 8,60 17,30 96. J. Jaillard FRA 8,25 9,00 17,25 96. D. Ahmed RAU 8,35 8,90 17,25 98. J. Konig AUT 8,20 8,90 17,10 99. H. Sauter AUT 8,30 8,70 17,00 99. A. Hertl AUT 8,30 8,70 17,00 101. M. Coppin LUX 8,40 8,50 16,90 102. H. Klien AUT 8,25 8,60 16,85 103. A. Allam RAU 8,10 8,70 16,80 104. H. Erang LUX 8,05 8,70 16,75 104. I. Abdallah RAU 8,15 8,60 16,75 104. B. De Roo AUS 7,95 8,80 16,75 104. R. Garcia SPA 8,00 8,75 16,75 108. J. Belenguer SPA 7,90 8,80 16,70 108. F. Selim RAU 8,25 8,45 16,70 108. A. Goneim RAU 8,00 8,70 16,70 111. L. Desmet BEL 8,00 8,55 16,55 111. H. Candeias POR 8,30 8,25 16,55 113. A. Sharraf RAU 8,30 8,20 16,50 114. J. Mulhall GRB 8,10 8,25 16,35 114. E. Lecuona SPA 8,00 8,35 16,35 116. G. Huber AUT 8,00 8,30 16,30 117. R. Marteaux BEL 7,75 8,50 16,25 118. G. Bond AUS 7,80 8,40 16,20 119. A. Sekket MAR 7,70 8,45 16,15 120. A. Valles MEX 7,90 8,20 16,10 121. D. Tanjaoui MAR 7,55 8,40 15,95 122. M. Kiesgen LUX 8,05 7,75 15,80 123. A. Fellat MAR 7,65 7,95 15,60 124. E. Monserrat SPA 7,25 8,20 15,45 125. K. Buffin GRB 7,55 7,50 15,05 126. M. Regragui MAR 6,70 7,40 14,10 127. F. Eisenbarth LUX 6,85 7,10 13,95 128. M. Mselek MAR 6,65 5,50 12,15 129. O. Starling GRB 7,95 — 7,95 130. K. Kacem MAR — — 0,00 380 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON FREE STANDING EXERCISES

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL final test divided by two

1. N. AIHARA GIA 9,650 9,800 19,450 2. Y. TITOV URS 9,625 9,700 19,325 3. F. MENICHELLI ITA 9,525 9,750 19,275 4. T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,500 9,700 19,200 4. T. Ono GIA 9,500 9,700 19,200 6. J. Statny CSV 9,500 9,550 19,050

Free standing exercises: from the left, Titov (URS) silver medal; Aihara (GIA), gold medal and Menichelli (ITA), bronze medal. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION

A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NATION NAME Horizontal Pommelled Long horse Free standing Parallel bars Rings bar horse vault exercises

1 B. SHAKHLIN URS 9,80 9,70 9,60 9,70 9,50 9,35 2 T. ONO GIA 9,80 9,80 9,60 9,75 9,60 9,35 3 Y. TITOV URS 9,70 9,65 9,55 9,70 9,50 9,50 4 S. Tsurumi GIA 9,50 9,55 9,50 9,60 9,45 9,45 5 Y. Endo GIA 9,70 9,70 9,45 9,60 9,55 9,40 5 M. Takemoto GIA 9,80 9,70 9,30 9,60 9,35 9,30 7 N. Aihara GIA 9,50 9,60 9,40 9,65 9,35 9,50 8 M. Cerar JUG 9,65 9,45 9,60 9,45 9,35 9,40 9 T. Mitsukuri GIA 9,55 9,65 9,60 9,50 9,40 9,40 10 F. Menichelli ITA 9,40 9,55 9,35 9,55 9,35 9,50 11 A. Asaryan URS 9,75 9,25 9,45 9,85 9,30 9,20 12 V. Portnoi URS 9,50 9,40 9,30 9,45 9,60 9,45 13 N. Miligulo URS 9,40 9,45 9,50 9,50 9,30 9,35 14 G. Carminucci ITA 9,35 9,60 9,25 8,90 9,20 9,25 15 F. Danis CSV 9,50 9,35 9,25 9,30 8,95 9,40 16 O. Kestola FIN 9,50 9,55 9,20 9,40 8,90 9,35 17 V. Kerdemilidi URS 9,55 9,45 9,40 9,60 9,25 9,30 18 J. Stoffel LUX 9,45 9,40 9,25 9,15 9,25 9,10 18 J. Statny CSV 9,30 9,35 9,30 8,80 9,05 9,45 20 V. Kapsazov BUL 9,25 9,30 9,05 9,65 8,60 8,85 21 L. S. Banner SUA 9,10 9,10 9,50 9,50 9,05 9,10 21 E. Fivian SVI 9,20 9,45 8,95 8,65 9,10 9,40 23 J. Bim CSV 9,30 9,45 9,10 9,30 8,85 8,95 24 A. Vicardi ITA 9,30 9,10 9,20 8,80 9,30 9,15 25 G. Bachner SUA 9,25 9,45 9,40 9,10 8,90 9,20 26 G. Lyhs GER 9,15 9,35 8,90 9,40 9,00 9,15 27 D. R. Tonry SUA 9,05 9,30 9,25 9,20 9,20 9,10 28 S. Fulle GER 9,15 9,00 8,95 9,40 8,90 9,40 28 P. Gajdos CSV 9,30 9,25 9,20 8,90 9,05 9,15 30 E. Ekman FIN 9,30 9,25 9,55 8,90 8,55 8,95 31 P. Carminucci ITA 9,05 9,15 9,10 9,35 8,90 9,05 32 L. Varga UNG 9,20 9,35 8,85 9,40 9,25 9,10 33 O. Leimuvirta FIN 9,15 9,40 9,15 9,25 8,90 9,15 33 J. Trmal CSV 9,15 9,00 9,00 9,55 9,00 9,30 35 R. Csanyi UNG 9,40 9,45 9,00 9,25 9,10 9,15 36 A. Crossfeld SUA 9,30 9,25 8,95 9,35 8,90 8,85 37 M. Benker SVI 9,10 9,50 8,85 8,75 9,00 8,95 38 O. Polmonari ITA 9,25 9,00 9,30 9,00 8,75 8,90 39 A. Petrovic JUG 9,05 9,20 9,10 9,20 9,00 8,95 40 K. Heikkinen FIN 9,20 9,15 9,40 9,15 8,70 9,30 40 F. Feuz SVI 9,20 9,60 9,25 9,00 8,70 9,00 42 R. Heinonen FIN 9,40 9,25 9,15 9,05 8,60 9,05

382 ON THE MEN'S COMPETITION

B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES GENERAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Horizontal Parallel bars Pommelled Rings Long horse Free standing bar horse vault exercises A + B

57,65 9,75 9,70 9,75 9,80 9,70 9,60 58,30 115,95 57,90 9,80 9,60 9,55 9,70 9,70 9,65 58,00 115,90 57,60 9,80 9,55 9,65 9,75 9,50 9,75 58,00 115,60 57,05 9,75 9,60 9,60 9,60 9,55 9,40 57,50 114,55 57,40 9,75 9,50 9,40 9,40 9,50 9,50 57,05 114,45 57,05 9,75 9,55 9,30 9,65 9,65 9,50 57,40 114,45 57,00 9,50 9,65 9,20 9,75 9,50 9,80 57,40 114,40 56,90 9,85 9,70 9,45 9,60 9,40 9,35 57,35 114,25 57,10 9,65 9,15 9,55 9,50 9,55 9,60 57,00 114,10 56,70 9,40 9,60 9,30 9,75 9,50 9,55 57,10 113,80 56,80 9,70 9,10 9,10 9,90 9,40 9,35 56,55 113,35 56,70 9,50 9,00 9,40 9,55 9,65 9,50 56,60 113,30 56,50 9,45 9,30 9,35 9,50 9,50 9,45 56,55 113,05 55,55 9,30 9,75 9,30 9,50 9,65 9,25 56,75 112,30 55,75 9,65 9,45 9,05 9,50 9,40 9,30 56,35 112,10 55,90 9,60 9,45 8,95 9,50 9,20 9,40 56,10 112,00 56,55 9,65 7,90 9,40 9,60 9,35 9,50 55,40 111,95 55,60 9,40 9,30 9,45 9,40 9,20 9,15 55,90 111,50 55,25 9,60 9,05 9,50 9,15 9,40 9,55 56,25 111,50 54,70 9,45 9,30 9,25 9,70 9,35 9,40 56,45 111,15 55,35 9,40 9,00 9,50 9,30 9,30 9,20 55,70 111,05 54,75 9,25 9,60 9,20 9,35 9,35 9,55 56,30 111,05 54,95 9,45 9,35 9,40 9,30 9,35 9,20 56,05 111,00 54,85 9,00 9,55 9,45 9,40 9,35 9,30 56,05 110,90 55,30 9,50 9,25 9,30 9,15 9,20 9,15 55,55 110,85 54,95 9,40 9,50 9,00 9,15 9,40 9,40 55,85 110,80 55,10 9,50 9,15 9,35 9,00 9,25 9,40 55,65 110,75 54,80 9,20 9,05 9,30 9,40 9,35 9,50 55,80 110,60 54,85 9,25 9,00 9,50 9,40 9,40 9,20 55,75 110,60 54,50 9,45 9,40 9,70 9,25 9,00 9,15 55,95 110,45 54,60 9,30 9,20 9,25 9,45 9,35 9,25 55,80 110,40 55,15 9,20 9,35 9,20 9,35 9,00 9,10 55,20 110,35 55,00 9,40 9,55 9,05 9,05 9,25 8,95 55,25 110,25 55,00 8,90 9,10 9,30 9,40 9,40 9,15 55,25 110,25 55,35 9,40 8,70 9,00 9,45 9,15 9,05 54,75 110,10 54,60 9,65 9,20 8,80 9,40 8,95 9,45 55,45 110,05 54,15 9,30 9,50 9,35 9,30 9,35 9,05 55,85 110,00 54,20 9,30 9,20 9,50 9,30 9,25 9,20 55,75 109,95 54,50 9,30 9,15 9,20 9,35 9,25 9,15 55,40 109,90 54,90 9,20 9,30 9,60 8,75 8,95 9,15 54,95 109,85 54,75 8,35 9,55 9,35 9,20 9,45 9,20 55,10 109,85 54,50 9,35 9,50 9,10 9,05 9,20 8,90 55,10 109,60

383 A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NAME NATION Pommelled Horizontal Parallel bars Rings Long horse Free standing bar horse vault exercises

42 A. Storhang NOR 9,00 9,05 9,35 8,95 8,40 9,20 44 F. C. Orlofski SUA 9,15 9,30 9,10 9,45 9,20 8,90 45 S. Olkkanen FIN 8,95 8,90 9,20 9,20 8,75 8,80 46 A. Konopka POL 9,20 9,10 8,75 9,25 8,80 9,20 47 H. Schwarzentruber SVI 9,10 9,25 9,15 9,10 8,75 9,00 47 A. Brullmann SVI 9,25 9,45 9,00 9,20 8,60 8,90 49 R. Keszthelyi UNG 9,00 9,30 8,75 9,25 8,85 9,30 50 G. Marzolla ITA 8,70 8,20 9,35 9,15 8,95 8,60 50 E. Koppe GER 9,00 9,20 8,85 9,45 8,45 8,95 50 B. Fauqueux FRA 9,20 9,15 9,00 9,15 8,90 9,00 53 D. O'Quinn SUA 8,95 9,15 9,30 9,40 8,75 9,15 54 L. Pazdera CSV 9,00 9,25 8,80 9,10 8,35 9,05 55 W. Stuart GRB 8,95 9,10 9,35 9,35 8,70 9,10 56 A. Kucharczyk POL 9,10 8,95 8,95 9,10 8,55 9,30 56 N. Prodanov BUL 9,05 8,65 8,20 9,20 9,15 9,00 56 I. Chalec JUG 9,30 8,75 9,25 8,40 8,80 9,20 59 G. Nachtigall GER 9,10 8,05 9,10 9,35 8,95 9,05 60 E. Hawelek POL 9,20 8,80 9,00 9,20 8,85 9,00 61 J. Jokiel POL 9,15 9,10 9,00 8,95 8,95 9,40 61 S. Lindewall SVE 8,80 9,05 9,00 9,35 8,70 9,05 63 E. Thomi SVI 9,00 9,20 9,25 8,15 8,50 9,05 64 S. Stoyanov BUL 9,15 9,40 7,00 9,25 9,05 8,70 65 L. Hristoy BUL 9,20 9,20 9,15 9,20 8,80 8,40 66 M. Lekic JUG 9,20 9,00 9,00 9,10 8,65 9,10 67 K. Friedrich GER 9,15 8,85 7,80 9,05 9,10 8,85 68 M. Lazhari FRA 9,35 9,40 8,70 8,55 8,10 9,05 69 T. Batchvarov BUL 9,00 9,05 8,80 9,25 7,85 8,60 70 A. Huberty LUX 9,30 8,85 8,60 8,95 8,75 8,60 71 M. Markulin JUG 9,10 8,80 8,35 9,10 8,70 9,20 72 J. Rajnisz POL 8,85 8,00 9,20 9,35 8,75 8,35 73 K. Vigartz SVE 8,60 8,50 9,20 8,60 8,45 9,15 74 A. Rokosa POL 9,20 9,20 8,50 9,45 7,65 9,00 75 J. Mester UNG 9,10 8,75 9,10 8,15 8,60 8,90 76 P. Fürst GER 9,35 9,60 8,40 9,50 8,95 9,20 77 R. Caymaris FRA 8,90 9,35 8,15 8,10 8,85 8,80 77 G. Hristov BUL 9,00 8,85 7,20 9,40 9,00 8,60 79 H. Sauter AUT 8,85 8,85 9,05 8,95 8,60 8,30 80 G. Bejek UNG 8,70 8,95 8,95 8,85 8,70 8,60 81 J. Jaillard FRA 9,10 9,00 9,10 8,00 8,70 8,25 82 B. Wirhed SVE 8,20 7,50 9,10 8,90 9,25 8,75 83 M. Mathiot FRA 9,20 8,95 8,55 7,85 7,65 8,40 84 S. Bekesi UNG 6,30 8,95 8,70 8,75 9,05 9,10 85 R. Montpetit CAN 8,60 9,05 8,30 8,90 8,95 8,85 86 I. Abdallah RAU 9,10 9,30 7,70 9,10 8,75 8,15

384 B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES GENERAL TOTAL TOTAL Horizontal Pommelled Long horse Free standing TOTAL bar Parallel bars horse Rings vault exercises A + B

53,95 9,20 9,40 9,40 9,25 9,15 9,25 55,65 109,60 55,10 8,30 9,15 9,40 9,15 9,35 9,00 54,35 109,45 53,80 9,00 9,50 9,25 9,45 9,30 9,10 55,60 109,40 54,30 9,30 9,25 9,20 9,20 8,65 9,30 54,90 109,20 54,35 8,65 9,35 8,85 9,35 9,35 9,25 54,80 109,15 54,40 9,20 9,45 9,10 8,80 9,15 9,05 54,75 109,15 54,45 9,00 8,90 9,10 9,20 9,15 9,30 54,65 109,10 52,95 9,20 9,25 9,40 9,55 9,25 9,45 56,10 109,05 53,90 9,45 9,35 8,30 9,50 9,20 9,35 55,15 109,05 54,40 9,20 9,00 8,90 9,20 9,10 9,25 54,65 109,05 54,70 9,20 9,15 9,45 8,20 9,15 9,15 54,30 109,00 53,55 9,30 8,80 9,40 9,30 9,20 9,30 55,30 108,85 54,55 9,30 8,90 8,80 9,40 9,00 8,85 54,25 108,80 53,95 9,15 9,30 9,00 8,50 9,40 9,40 54,75 108,70 53,25 9,30 9,15 9,30 8,95 9,40 9,35 55,45 108,70 53,70 9,30 8,75 9,40 8,95 9,30 9,30 55,00 108,70 53,60 8,65 9,35 9,25 9,20 9,35 9,25 55,05 108,65 54,05 9,30 9,00 8,95 9,05 9,15 9,05 54,50 108,55 54,55 8,50 9,00 8,80 9,05 9,05 9,50 53,90 108,45 53,95 9,00 9,25 8,80 9,30 8,95 9,20 54,50 108,45 53,15 9,45 9,40 9,30 8,75 9,15 9,15 55,20 108,35 52,55 9,55 9,40 8,85 9,50 9,30 9,05 55,65 108,20 53,95 9,30 8,90 8,70 9,00 9,35 8,95 54,20 108,15 54,05 8,90 8,95 8,85 8,95 9,25 9,10 54,00 108,05 52,80 9,45 9,00 9,20 9,30 9,10 9,15 55,20 108,00 53,15 9,30 8,70 9,40 8,90 9,05 9,20 54,55 107,70 52,55 9,20 9,35 9,20 9,10 9,05 9,15 55,05 107,60 53,05 9,55 9,05 8,70 9,15 9,10 8,95 54,50 107,55 53,25 8,85 9,00 8,90 9,10 9,15 9,20 54,20 107,45 52,50 9,20 9,05 9,30 9,35 8,95 9,00 54,85 107,35 52,50 9,15 9,00 9,25 8,85 9,25 9,05 54,55 107,05 53,00 8,20 9,35 9,00 9,15 8,90 9,20 53,80 106,80 52,60 8,95 8,75 9,30 8,95 9,05 9,15 54,15 106,75 55,00 4,50 9,55 9,50 9,45 9,25 9,40 51,65 106,65 52,15 9,00 8,35 9,20 9,20 9,00 9,35 54,10 106,25 52,05 8,85 9,00 8,80 9,35 9,00 9,20 54,20 106,25 52,60 9,10 8,80 8,85 8,95 9,10 8,70 53,50 106,10 52,75 8,30 8,90 8,90 8,75 9,05 9,05 52,95 105,70 52,15 9,05 8,50 9,30 8,65 9,00 9,00 53,50 105,65 51,70 9,00 8,95 9,00 9,05 9,20 8,70 53,90 105,60 50,60 9,45 9,20 9,15 8,70 9,10 9,10 54,70 105,30 50,85 9,15 9,10 8,90 8,75 9,30 9,20 54,40 105,25 52,65 8,75 9,05 8,85 8,35 8,75 8,80 52,55 105,20 52,10 8,90 9,30 7,70 9,10 9,20 8,60 52,80 104,90

385

25. - II A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NAME NATION Horizontal Free standing Parallel bars Pommelled Rings Long horse bar horse vault exercises

87 D. Gagic JUG 9,15 7,80 9,35 8,65 7,95 8,90 88 K. Kim Sang COR 8,45 8,95 6,95 9,15 8,65 8,90 89 A. Goneim RAU 8,65 8,05 8,25 8,60 8,85 8,00 90 J. Konig AUT 9,10 8,25 8,60 8,60 8,55 8,20 91 L. Koorn SVE 7,90 6,65 8,70 9,50 8,45 8,80 92 W. Thoresson SVE 8,25 7,50 8,20 8,25 9,20 9,35 93 D. Touche FRA 9,05 8,90 8,10 8,90 6,00 8,80 94 H. Klien AUT 8,75 8,90 8,70 8,05 8,40 8,25 95 J. Belenguer SPA 8,20 9,30 8,50 9,10 7,65 7,90 96 D. Ahmed RAU 9,00 8,75 7,25 9,15 7,75 8,35 97 M. Kiesgen LUX 8,90 8,00 7,70 8,90 7,80 8,05 98 R. Lecuona SPA 8,25 7,70 8,25 9,05 8,35 8,00 99 R. Gradley GRB 8,55 8,70 7,65 8,65 8,30 8,50 100 M. Coppin LUX 8,80 8,45 7,25 8,05 8,75 8,40 101 A. Sharraf RAU 7,85 7,05 7,80 9,40 8,40 8,30 102 J. Pancott GRB 8,10 8,65 7,80 8,50 8,20 8,85 103 R. Garcia SPA 8,20 8,20 7,55 8,75 7,50 8,00 104 W. Kafel AUT 8,50 7,65 8,30 8,20 8,80 8,45 105 J. Cronstadt SVE 9,30 7,00 7,35 8,85 6,10 8,70 106 E. Monserrat SPA 7,00 8,35 7,20 8,80 8,75 7,25 107 L. Valbuena SPA 3,00 8,40 8,25 8,70 8,85 8,50 108 R. Marteaux BEL 7,05 8,75 6,60 8,65 8,50 7,75 109 F. Selim RAU 8,05 8,75 6,75 8,55 8,70 8,25 110 A. Allam RAU 8,50 9,40 5,50 8,75 7,00 8,10 111 G. Huber AUT 7,85 8,05 8,70 8,35 8,40 8,00 112 J. Muhlall GRB 8,00 8,45 6,50 8,15 8,45 8,10 113 B. H. De Roo AUS 7,90 8,15 6,50 8,40 7,40 7,95 114 K. Buffin GRB 9,00 7,85 7,80 7,75 8,30 7,55 115 G. Bond AUS 9,00 7,95 6,50 8,60 6,00 7,80 116 J. N. Caviglia ARG 8,35 7,10 7,60 7,20 7,40 8,35 117 L. Desmet BEL 6,95 8,15 5,25 8,30 8,50 8,00 118 A. Valles MEX 7,80 7,20 7,90 8,55 7,15 7,90 119 H. Erang LUX 7,60 6,80 6,85 6,75 8,40 8,05 120 H. Candejas POR 7,75 6,65 7,65 7,95 0,00 8,30 121 F. Eisenbarth LUX 7,45 6,40 5,00 7,45 7,75 6,85 122 A. Hertl AUT 8,30 6,90 6,70 7,50 7,55 8,30 123 A. Sekkat MAR 5,50 6,00 4,35 6,10 6,50 7,70 124 A. Fellat MAR 5,00 3,50 4,00 4,00 8,30 7,65 125 M. Mselek MAR 1,00 4,00 3,00 5,80 8,30 6,65 126 M. Regragui MAR 4,00 4,50 4,00 3,50 6,00 6,70 127 D. Tanjaoui MAR 3,00 3,00 3,80 4,20 6,00 7,55 128 O. Starling GRB 7,65 7,95 8,65 8,50 7,85 7,95 129 H. Martinez SPA 6,40 — — 0,00 8,85 8,40 130 K. Kacem MAR — — — — — —

386 B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES GENERAL TOTAL TOTAL Horizontal Pommelled Long horse Free standing TOTAL bar Parallel bars horse Rings vault exercises A + B

51,80 7,50 8,25 9,35 9,25 9,25 9,30 52,90 104,70 51,05 9,10 9,00 8,25 9,25 9,00 8,90 53,50 104,55 50,40 8,90 9,45 8,85 9,20 9,00 8,70 54,10 104,50 51,30 9,15 8,80 8,70 8,60 8,90 8,90 53,05 104,35 50,00 8,60 8,85 9,35 9,35 9,30 8,85 54,30 104,30 50,75 7,65 9,20 8,90 8,55 9,30 9,30 52,90 103,65 49,75 9,00 9,00 8,65 8,95 9,10 9,15 53,85 103,60 51,05 8,75 8,95 8,90 8,75 8,50 8,60 52,45 103,50 50,65 8,70 8,85 9,30 8,20 8,80 8,80 52,65 103,30 50,25 9,15 8,85 7,80 9,10 9,10 8,90 52,90 103,15 49,35 8,95 9,00 8,80 9,25 8,85 7,75 52,60 101,95 49,60 9,00 8,40 8,30 9,20 9,05 8,35 52,30 101,90 50,35 8,90 8,75 8,70 9,20 6,75 9,10 51,40 101,75 49,70 8,80 8,80 8,25 8,65 8,85 8,50 51,85 101,55 48,80 8,45 8,90 8,85 9,30 9,00 8,20 52,70 101,50 50,10 6,90 8,80 8,60 8,80 9,15 8,80 51,05 101,15 48,20 8,50 8,75 8,55 9,05 8,90 8,75 52,50 100,70 49,90 8,90 6,80 8,45 8,50 8,95 9,10 50,70 100,60 47,30 8,35 9,10 9,15 8,80 8,95 8,60 52,95 100,25 47,35 8,25 9,10 8,60 9,10 8,95 8,20 52,20 99,55 45,70 8,05 9,15 8,90 9,30 8,85 8,95 53,20 98,90 47,30 8,00 8,90 8,45 8,60 9,10 8,50 51,55 98,85 49,05 8,20 9,00 7,60 7,60 8,85 8,45 49,70 98,75 47,25 8,90 9,35 7,20 8,00 9,30 8,70 51,45 98,70 49,35 7,80 8,05 7,65 8,80 8,70 8,30 49,30 98,65 47,65 7,95 8,50 8,20 8,50 8,60 8,25 50,00 97,65 46,30 7,75 8,35 7,65 8,45 8,95 8,80 49,95 96,25 48,25 8,95 7,30 6,60 8,00 9,05 7,50 47,40 95,65 45,85 9,05 7,50 7,50 8,50 8,65 8,40 49,60 95,45 46,00 8,15 7,00 6,90 8,20 8,90 9,00 48,15 94,15 45,15 7,20 7,70 7,15 8,65 8,90 8,55 48,15 93,30 46,50 4,00 7,85 8,85 8,25 8,40 8,20 45,55 92,05 44,45 5,50 8,50 8,00 8,00 8,70 8,70 47,40 91,85 38,30 7,45 8,65 8,00 8,25 8,75 8,25 49,35 87,65 40,90 7,30 7,80 7,75 7,80 8,45 7,10 46,20 87,10 45,25 8,45 8,60 — — 8,95 8,70 34,70 79,95 36,15 4,95 8,10 6,00 7,25 7,95 8,45 42,70 78,85 32,45 5,80 6,90 5,50 4,75 7,35 7,95 38,25 70,70 28,75 6,35 5,50 4,00 6,40 8,50 5,50 36,25 65,00 28,70 5,15 5,75 4,75 4,00 6,75 7,40 33,80 62,50 27,55 3,00 6,25 5,25 4,00 5,50 8,40 32,40 59,95 48,55 — — — — 9,15 — 9,15 57,70 23,65 — — — 9,35 9,25 9,00 27,60 51,25 — 4,00 2,50 — — — — 6,50 6,50

387 TEAM COMPETITION ————————————————

12 Exercises Combined

Previous Olympic Winners:

1896 - GERMANY 1928 - SWITZERLAND 1904 - GERMANY 1932 - ITALY 1908 - SWEDEN 1936 - GERMANY 1912 - ITALY 1948 - FINLAND 1920 - ITALY 1952 - U.S.S.R. 1924 - ITALY 1956 - U.S.S.R. —————

140 gymnasts entered from 30 Nations:—21 national teams of 6 gymnasts each and 14 gymnasts from 9 Nations – 130 gymnasts participated from 28 nations:—20 National teams of 6 gymnasts each and 10 gymnasts from 8 Nations.

The Japanese team, gold medal. The Italian gymnasts are classified in the third place in the team competition.

389 TEAM CLASSIFICATION

HORIZONTAL BAR PARALLEL BARS POMMELLED HORSE

TEAM Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation

1. JAPAN M. Takemoto 9,80 9,75 19,55 2 9,70 9,55 19,25 4 9,30 9,30 18,60 26 T. Ono 9,80 9,80 19,60 1 9,80 9,60 19,40 1 9,60 9,55 19,15 4 N. Aihara 9,50 9,50 19,00 13 9,60 9,65 19,25 4 9,40 9,20 18,60 26 Y. Endo 9,70 9,75 19,45 6 9,70 9,50 19,20 6 9,45 9,40 18,85 10 S. Tsurumi 9,50 9,75 19,25 8 9,55 9,60 19,15 8 9,50 9,60 19,10 6 Y. Mitsukuri 9,55 9,65 19,20 9 9,65 9,15 18,80 19 9,60 9,55 19,15 4

TOTAL (5) 48,35 48,70 97,05 1 48,45 47,90 96,35 1 47,55 47,40 94,95 2 2. U.S.S.R. B. Shakhlin 9,80 9,75 19,55 3 9,70 9,70 19,40 1 9,60 9,75 19,35 1 Y. Titov 9,70 9,80 19,50 4 9,65 9,55 19,20 6 9,55 9,65 19,20 3 A. Asaryan 9,75 9,70 19,45 6 9,25 9,10 18,35 46 9,45 9,10 18,55 30 V. Portnoi 9,50 9,50 19,00 13 9,40 9,00 18,40 42 9,30 9,40 18,70 18 V. Kerdemilidi 9,55 9,65 19,20 9 9,45 7,90 17,35 97 9,40 9,40 18,80 12 N. Miligulo 9,40 9,45 18,85 17 9,45 9,30 18,75 23 9,50 9,35 18,85 10

TOTAL (5) 48,30 48,40 96,70 2 47,65 46,65 94,30 3 47,50 47,55 95,05 1 3. ITALY G. Carminucci 9,35 9,30 18,65 28 9,60 9,75 19,35 3 9,25 9,30 18,55 30 P. Carminucci 9,05 9,30 18,35 50 9,15 9,20 18,35 46 9,10 9,25 18,35 40 G. Marzolla 8,70 9,20 17,90 76 8,20 9,25 17,45 92 9,35 9,40 18,75 15 F. Menichelli 9,40 9,40 18,80 20 9,55 9,60 19,15 8 9,35 9,30 18,65 23 O. Polmonari 9,25 9,30 18,55 33 9,00 9,20 18,20 54 9,30 9,50 18,80 12 A. Vicardi 9,30 9,00 18,30 54 9,10 9,55 18,65 29 9,20 9,45 18,65 23

TOTAL (5) 46,35 46,50 92,85 6 46,40 47,35 93,75 5 46,45 46,95 93,40 4 4. CZECHOSLOVAKIA F. Danis 9,50 9,65 19,15 11 9,35 9,45 18,80 19 9,25 9,05 18,30 42 P. Gajados 9,30 9,25 18,55 33 9,25 9,00 18,25 52 9,20 9,50 18,70 18 L. Pazdera 9,00 9,30 18,30 54 9,25 8,80 18,05 66 8,80 9,40 18,20 48 J. Statny 9,30 9,60 18,90 16 9,35 9,05 18,40 42 9,30 9,50 18,80 12 J. Trmal 9,15 8,90 18,05 65 9,00 9,10 18,10 60 9,00 9,30 18,30 42 J. Bim 9,30 9,45 18,75 22 9,45 9,35 18,80 19 9,10 9,40 18,50 33

TOTAL (5) 46,55 47,25 93,80 3 46,65 45,95 92,60 7 45,85 47,10 92,95 6 5. U. S. A. L. Banner 9,10 9,40 18,50 38 9,10 9,00 18,10 60 9,50 9,50 19,00 8 J. Bakner 9,25 9,50 18,75 22 9,45 9,25 18,70 26 9,40 9,30 18,70 18 A. Grossfeld 9,30 9,65 18,95 15 9,25 9,20 18,45 37 8,95 8,80 17,75 76 G. O'Quinn 8,95 9,20 18,15 61 9,15 9,15 18,30 50 9,30 9,45 18,75 15 F. Orlofsky 9,15 8,30 17,45 91 9,30 9,15 18,45 37 9,10 9,40 18,50 33 D. Tonry 9,05 9,50 18,55 33 9,30 9,15 18,45 37 9,25 9,35 18,60 26

TOTAL (5) 45,85 47,25 93,10 5 46,45 45,90 92,35 8 46,55 47,00 93,55 3

390 IN MEN'S COMPETITION

RINGS LONG HORSE VAULT FREE STANDING 12 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation ation

9,60 9,65 19,25 8 9,35 9,65 19,00 5 9,30 9,50 18,80 14 57,05 57,40 114,45 5 9,75 9,70 19,45 3 9,60 9,70 19,30 1 9,35 9,65 19,00 4 57,90 58,00 115,90 2 9,65 9,75 19,40 5 9,35 9,50 18,85 9 9,50 9,80 19,30 1 57,00 57,40 114,40 7 9,60 9,40 19,00 12 9,55 9,50 19,05 4 9,40 9,50 18,90 10 57,40 57,05 114,45 5 9,60 9,60 19,20 9 9,45 9,55 19,00 5 9,45 9,40 18,85 13 57,05 57,50 114,55 4 9,50 9,50 19,00 12 9,40 9,55 18,95 8 9,40 9,60 19,00 4 57,10 57,00 114,10 9 48,20 48,20 96,40 2 47,35 47,95 95,30 1 47,10 48,05 95,15 1 287,00 288,20 575,20 1

9,70 9,80 19,50 2 9,50 9,70 19,20 3 9,35 9,60 18,95 7 57,65 58,30 115,95 1 9,70 9,75 19,45 4 9,50 9,50 19,00 5 9,50 9,75 19,25 2 57,60 58,00 115,60 3 9,85 9,90 19,75 1 9,30 9,40 18,70 14 9,20 9,35 18,55 24 56,80 56,55 113,35 11 9,45 9,55 19,00 12 9,60 9,65 19,25 2 9,45 9,50 18,95 7 56,70 56,60 113,30 12 9,60 9,60 19,20 9 9,25 9,35 18,60 16 9,30 9,50 18,80 14 56,55 55,40 111,95 17 9,50 9,50 19,00 12 9,30 9,50 18,80 12 9,35 9,45 18,80 14 56,50 56,55 113,05 13 48,35 48,60 96,95 1 47,20 47,75 94,95 2 46,95 47,80 94,75 2 285,95 286,75 572,70 2

8,90 9,50 18,40 46 9,20 9,65 18,85 9 9,25 9,25 18,50 26 55,55 56,75 112,30 14 9,35 9,45 18,80 21 8,90 9,35 18,25 34 9,05 9,25 18,30 39 54,60 55,80 110,40 31 9,15 9,55 18,70 30 8,95 9,25 18,20 39 8,60 9,45 18,05 66 52,95 56,10 109,05 50 9,55 9,75 19,30 7 9,35 9,50 18,85 9 9,50 9,55 19,05 3 56,70 57,10 113,80 10 9,00 9,30 18,30 52 8,75 9,25 18,00 52 8,90 9,20 18,10 62 54,20 55,75 109,95 38 8,80 9,40 18,20 59 9,30 9,35 18,65 15 9,15 9,30 18,45 30 54,85 56,05 110,90 24 45,95 47,65 93,60 4 45,70 47,10 92,80 3 45,85 46,80 92,65 5 276,70 282,35 559,05 3

9,30 9,50 18,80 21 8,95 9,40 18,35 28 9,40 9,30 18,70 19 55,75 56,35 112,10 15 8,90 9,40 18,30 52 9,05 9,40 18,45 20 9,15 9,20 18,35 35 54,85 55,75 110,60 28 9,10 9,30 18,40 46 8,35 9,20 17,55 89 9,05 9,30 18,35 35 53,55 55,30 108,85 54 8,80 9,15 17,95 77 9,05 9,40 18,45 20 9,45 9,55 19,00 4 55,25 56,25 111,50 18 9,55 9,40 18,95 16 9,00 9,40 18,40 26 9,30 9,15 18,45 30 55,00 55,25 110,25 33 9,30 9,30 18,60 36 8,85 9,35 18,20 39 8,95 9,20 18,15 60 54,95 56,05 111,00 23 46,15 46,90 93,05 6 44,90 46,95 91,85 4 46,35 46,55 92,90 3 276,45 280,70 557,15 4

9,50 9,30 18,80 21 9,05 9,30 18,35 28 9,10 9,20 18,30 39 55,35 55,70 111,05 21 9,10 9,15 18,25 55 8,90 9,20 18,10 46 9,20 9,15 18,35 35 55,30 55,55 110,85 25 9,35 9,40 18,75 25 8,90 8,95 17,85 63 8,85 9,45 18,30 39 54,60 55,45 110,05 36 9,40 8,20 17,60 88 8,75 9,15 17,90 61 9,15 9,15 18,30 39 54,70 54,30 109,00 53 9,45 9,15 18,60 36 9,20 9,35 18,55 17 8,90 9,00 17,90 75 55,10 54,35 109,45 44 9,20 9,00 18,20 59 9,20 9,25 18,45 20 9,10 9,40 18,50 26 55,10 55,65 110,75 27 46,90 46,00 92,90 7 45,25 46,25 91,50 5 45,45 46,35 91,80 8 276,45 278,75 555,20 5

391 HORIZONTAL BAR PARALLEL BARS POMMELLED HORSE

TEAM Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation

6. FINLAND O. Kestola 9,50 9,60 19,10 12 9,55 9,45 19,00 14 9,20 8,95 18,15 51 O. Leimuvirta 9,15 9,40 18,55 33 9,40 9,55 18,95 16 9,15 9,05 18,20 48 K. Heinonen 9,40 9,35 18,75 22 9,25 9,50 18,75 23 9,15 9,10 18,25 46 K. Heikkinen 9,20 9,20 18,40 46 9,15 9,30 18,45 37 9,40 9,60 19,00 8 E. Ekman 9,30 9,45 18,75 22 9,25 9,40 18,65 29 9,55 9,70 19,25 2 S. Olkkanen 8,95 9,00 17,95 72 8,90 9,50 18,40 42 9,20 9,25 18,45 36 TOTAL (5) 46,55 47,00 93,55 4 46,60 47,40 94,00 4 46,50 46,70 93,20 5 7. GERMANY F. Fürst 9,35 4,50 13,85 119 9,60 9,55 19,15 8 8,40 9,50 17,90 65 K. Friedrich 9,15 9,45 18,60 31 8,85 9,00 17,85 74 7,80 9,20 17,00 91 G. Lyhs 9,15 9,40 18,55 33 9,35 9,50 18,85 18 8,90 9,00 17,90 65 E. Koppe 9,00 9,45 18,45 42 9,20 9,35 18,55 35 8,85 8,30 17,15 86 S. Fulle 9,15 9,20 18,35 50 9,00 9,05 18,05 66 8,95 9,30 18,25 46 G. Nachtigall 9,10 8,65 17,75 81 8,05 9,35 17,40 96 9,10 9,25 18,35 40 TOTAL (5) 45,90 46,15 92,05 9 46,00 46,80 92,80 6 44,20 46,25 90,45 9

8. SWITZERLAND M. Benker 9,10 9,30 18,40 46 9,50 9,50 19,00 14 8,85 9,35 18,20 48 A. Brullmann 9,25 9,20 18,45 42 9,45 9,45 18,90 17 9,00 9,10 18,10 54 F. Feuz 9,20 8,35 17,55 87 9,60 9,55 19,15 8 9,25 9,35 18,60 26 E. Fivian 9,20 9,25 18,45 42 9,45 9,60 19,05 13 8,95 9,20 18,15 51 H. Schwarzentruber 9,10 8,65 17,75 81 9,25 9,35 18,60 31 9,15 8,85 18,00 59 E. Thomi 9,00 9,45 18,45 42 9,20 9,40 18,60 31 9,25 9,30 18,55 30 TOTAL (5) 45,85 45,85 91,70 11 47,25 47,50 94,75 2 45,60 46,30 91,90 8

9. YUGOSLAVIA M. Cerar 9,65 9,85 19,50 4 9,45 9,70 19,15 8 9,60 9,45 19,05 7 I. Caklec 9,30 9,30 18,60 31 8,75 8,75 17,50 87 9,25 9,40 18,65 23 A. Petrovic 9,05 9,30 18,35 50 9,20 9,15 18,35 46 9,10 9,20 18,30 42 M. Markulin 9,10 8,85 17,95 72 8,80 9,00 17,80 78 8,35 8,90 17,25 85 M. Lekic 9,20 8,90 18,10 64 9,00 8,95 17,95 70 9,00 8,85 17,85 69 D. Gagic 9,15 7,50 16,65 103 7,80 8,25 16,05 110 9,35 9,35 18,70 18

TOTAL (5) 46,40 46,20 92,60 7 45,20 45,55 90,75 12 46,30 46,30 92,60 7

10. POLAND A. Rokosa 9,20 8,20 17,40 93 9,20 9,35 18,55 35 8,50 9,00 17,50 80 J. Jokiel 9,15 8,50 17,65 84 9,10 9,00 18,10 60 9,00 8,80 17,80 73 A. Konopka 9,20 9,30 18,50 38 9,10 9,25 18,35 46 8,75 9,20 17,95 62 E. Hawelek 9,20 9,30 18,50 38 8,80 9,00 17,80 78 9,00 8,95 17,95 62 A. Kucharczyk 9,10 9,15 18,25 56 8,95 9,30 18,25 52 8,95 9,00 17,95 62 J. Rainisz 8,85 9,20 18,05 65 8,00 9,05 17,05 99 9,20 9,30 18,50 33

TOTAL (5) 45,85 45,45 91,30 12 45,15 45,95 91,10 10 44,90 45,45 90,35 10

392 RINGS LONG HORSE VAULT FREE STANDING 12 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation ation

9,40 9,50 18,90 19 8,90 9,20 18,10 46 9,35 9,40 18,75 17 55,90 56,10 112,00 16 9,25 9,05 18,30 52 8,90 9,25 18,15 43 9,15 8,95 18,10 62 55,00 55,25 110,25 33 9,05 9,05 18,10 69 8,60 9,20 17,80 68 9,05 8,90 17,95 71 54,50 55,10 109,60 42 9,15 8,75 17,90 79 8,70 8,95 17,65 81 9,30 9,15 18,45 30 54,90 54,95 109,85 40 8,90 9,25 18,15 66 8,55 9,00 17,55 89 8,95 9,15 18,10 62 54,50 55,95 110,45 30 9,20 9,45 18,65 34 8,75 9,30 18,05 51 8,80 9,10 17,90 75 53,80 55,60 109,40 45 46,05 46,30 92,35 8 43,85 45,95 89,80 12 45,80 45,75 91,55 10 275,35 279,10 554,45 6

9,50 9,45 18,95 16 8,95 9,25 18,20 39 9,20 9,40 18,60 22 55,00 51,65 106,65 76 9,05 9,30 18,35 49 9,10 9,10 18,20 39 8,85 9,15 18,00 69 52,80 55,20 108,00 67 9,40 9,15 18,55 39 9,00 9,40 18,40 26 9,15 9,40 18,55 24 54,95 55,85 110,80 26 9,45 9,50 18,95 16 8,45 9,20 17,65 81 8,95 9,35 18,30 39 53,90 55,15 109,05 50 9,40 9,40 18,80 21 8,90 9,35 18,25 34 9,40 9,50 18,90 10 54,80 55,80 110,60 28 9,35 9,20 18,55 39 8,95 9,35 18,30 33 9,05 9,25 18,30 39 53,60 55,05 108,65 59 47,10 46,85 93,95 3 44,90 46,55 91,45 6 45,75 46,90 92,65 4 273,85 279,50 553,35 7

8,75 9,30 18,05 71 9,00 9,35 18,35 28 8,95 9,05 18,00 69 54,15 55,85 110,00 37 9,20 8,80 18,00 73 8,60 9,15 17,75 69 8,90 9,05 17,95 71 54,40 54,75 109,15 47 9,00 9,20 18,20 59 8,70 9,45 18,15 43 9,00 9,20 18,20 52 54,75 55,10 109,85 40 8,65 9,35 18,00 73 9,10 9,35 18,45 20 9,40 9,55 18,95 7 54,75 56,30 111,05 21 9,10 9,35 18,45 43 8,75 9,35 18,10 46 9,00 9,25 18,25 46 54,35 54,80 109,15 47 8,15 8,75 16,90 105 8,50 9,15 17,65 81 9,05 9,15 18,20 52 53,15 55,20 108,35 63 44,70 46,00 90,70 12 44,15 46,65 90,80 9 45,40 46,20 91,60 9 272,95 278,50 551,45 8

9,45 9,60 19,05 11 9,35 9,40 18,75 13 9,40 9,35 18,75 17 56,80 57,35 114,25 8 8,40 8,95 17,35 94 8,80 9,30 18,10 46 9,20 9,30 18,50 26 53,70 55,00 108,70 56 9,20 9,35 18,55 39 9,00 9,25 18,25 34 8,95 9,15 18,10 62 54,50 55,40 109,90 39 9,10 9,10 18,20 59 8,70 9,15 17,85 63 9,20 9,20 18,40 34 53,25 54,20 107,45 71 9,10 8,95 18,05 71 8,65 9,25 17,90 61 9,10 9,10 18,20 52 54,05 54,00 108,05 66 8,65 9,25 17,90 79 7,95 9,25 17,20 100 8,90 9,30 18,20 52 51,80 52,90 104,70 87 45,50 46,25 91,75 10 44,50 46,45 90,95 8 45,85 46,30 92,15 7 273,75 277,05 550,80 9

9,45 9,15 18,60 36 7,65 8,90 16,55 112 9,00 9,20 18,20 52 53,00 53,80 106,80 74 8,95 9,05 18,00 73 8,95 9,05 18,00 52 9,40 9,50 18,90 10 54,55 53,90 108,45 61 9,25 9,20 18,45 43 8,80 8,65 17,45 93 9,20 9,30 18,50 26 54,30 54,90 109,20 46 9,20 9,05 18,25 55 8,85 9,15 18,00 52 9,00 9,05 18,05 66 54,05 54,50 108,55 60 9,10 8,50 17,60 88 8,55 9,40 17,95 58 9,30 9,40 18,70 19 53,95 54,75 108,70 56 9,35 9,35 18,70 30 8,75 8,95 17,70 73 8,35 9,00 17,35 92 52,50 54,85 107,35 72 46,35 45,80 92,15 9 43,90 45,45 89,35 13 45,90 46,45 92,35 6 272,05 274,55 546,60 10

393 HORIZONTAL BAR PARALLEL BARS POMMELLED HORSE

TEAM Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation

11. BULGARIA S. Stoyanov 9,15 9,55 18,70 26 9,40 9,40 18,80 19 7,00 8,85 15,85 104 V. Kapsazov 9,25 9,45 18,70 26 9,30 9,30 18,60 31 9,05 9,25 18,30 42 T. Batcharov 9,00 9,20 18,20 59 9,05 9,35 18,40 42 8,80 9,20 18,00 59 N. Prodanov 9,05 9,30 18,35 50 8,65 9,15 17,80 78 8,20 9,30 17,50 80 L. Hristov 9,20 9,30 18,50 38 9,20 8,90 18,10 60 9,15 8,70 17,85 69 G. Hristov 9,00 8,85 17,85 78 8,85 9,00 17,85 74 7,20 8,80 16,00 103 TOTAL (5) 45,65 46,80 92,45 8 45,80 46,20 92,00 9 42,40 45,40 87,80 14

12. HUNGARY R. Csanyi 9,40 9,40 18,80 20 9,45 8,70 18,15 56 9,00 9,00 18,00 59 L. Varga 9,20 9,20 18,40 46 9,35 9,35 18,70 26 8,85 9,20 18,05 57 R. Keszethelyi 9,00 9,00 18,00 70 9,30 8,90 18,20 54 8,75 9,10 17,85 69 S. Bekesi 6,30 9,15 15,45 112 8,95 9,10 18,05 66 8,70 8,90 17,60 78 G. Beiek 8,70 8,30 17,00 99 8,95 8,90 17,85 74 8,95 8,90 17,85 69 J. Mester 9,10 8,95 18,05 65 8,75 8,75 17,50 87 9,10 9,30 18,40 38

TOTAL (5) 45,40 45,70 91,10 13 46,00 45,00 91,00 11 44,65 45,50 90,15 11

13. FRANCE R. Caymaris 8,90 9,00 17,90 76 9,35 8,35 17,70 82 8,15 9,20 17,35 82 B. Fauqueux 9,20 9,20 18,40 46 9,15 9,00 18,15 56 9,00 8,90 17,90 65 J. Jaillard 9,10 9,05 18,15 61 9,00 8,50 17,50 87 9,10 9,30 18,40 38 M. Lazhari 9,35 9,30 18,65 28 9,40 8,70 18,10 60 8,70 9,40 18,10 54 M. Mathiot 9,20 9,45 18,65 28 8,95 9,20 18,15 56 8,55 9,15 17,70 77 D. Touche 9,05 9,00 18,05 65 8,90 9,00 17,90 72 8,10 8,65 16,75 92

TOTAL (5) 45,90 46,00 91,90 10 45,85 44,40 90,25 13 43,50 45,95 89,45 13

14. SWEDEN J. Cronstandt 9,30 8,35 17,65 84 7,00 9,10 16,10 107 7,35 9,15 16,50 97 I. Koorn 7,90 8,60 16,50 104 6,65 8,85 15,50 113 8,70 9,35 18,05 57 S. Lindewall 8,80 9,00 17,80 80 9,05 9,25 18,30 50 9,00 8,80 17,80 73 W. Thoresson 8,25 7,65 15,90 109 7,50 9,20 16,70 104 8,20 8,90 17,10 89 K. Wigartz 8,60 9,15 17,75 81 8,50 9,00 17,50 87 9,20 9,25 18,45 36 B. Wirhed 8,20 9,00 17,20 98 7,50 8,95 16,45 106 9,10 9,00 18,10 54

TOTAL (5) 43,15 44,10 87,25 17 39,55 45,50 85,05 18 44,20 45,65 89,85 12

15. U. A. R. I. Abdallah 9,10 8,90 18,00 70 9,30 9,30 18,60 31 7,70 7,70 15,40 108 A. Goneim 8,65 8,90 17,55 87 8,05 9,45 17,50 87 8,25 8,85 17,10 89 A. Sharraf 7,85 8,45 16,30 106 7,05 8,90 15,95 111 7,80 8,85 16,65 95 F. Selim 8,05 8,20 16,25 107 8,75 9,00 17,75 81 6,75 7,60 14,35 116 D. Ahmed 9,00 9,15 18,15 61 8,75 8,85 17,60 85 7,25 7,80 15,05 110 A. Allam 8,50 8,90 17,40 93 9,40 9,35 18,75 23 5,50 7,20 12,70 120

TOTAL (5) 43,30 44,30 87,60 16 44,25 46,00 90,25 13 37,75 40,80 78,55 19

394 RINGS LONG HORSE VAULT FREE STANDING 12 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation ation

9,25 9,50 18,75 25 9,05 9,30 18,35 28 8,70 9,05 17,75 79 52,55 55,65 108,20 64 9,65 9,70 19,35 6 8,60 9,35 17,95 58 8,85 9,40 18,25 46 54,70 56,45 111,15 20 9,25 9,10 18,35 49 7,85 9,05 16,90 106 8,60 9,15 17,75 79 52,55 55,05 107,60 69 9,20 8,95 18,15 66 9,15 9,40 18,55 17 9,00 9,35 18,35 35 53,25 55,45 108,70 56 9,20 9,00 18,20 59 8,80 9,35 18,15 43 8,40 8,95 17,35 92 53,95 54,20 108,15 65 9,40 9,35 18,75 25 9,00 9,00 18,00 52 8,60 9,20 17,80 77 52,05 54,20 106,25 77 46,75 46,65 93,40 5 44,60 46,45 91,05 7 43,75 46,15 89,90 14 268,95 277,65 546,60 10

9,25 9,45 18,70 30 9,10 9,15 18,25 34 9,15 9,05 18,20 52 55,35 54,75 110,10 35 9,40 9,35 18,75 25 9,25 9,00 18,25 34 9,10 9,10 18,20 52 55,15 55,20 110,35 32 9,25 9,20 18,45 43 8,85 9,15 18,00 52 9,30 9,30 18,60 22 54,45 54,65 109,10 49 8,75 8,75 17,50 91 9,05 9,30 18,35 28 9,10 9,20 18,30 39 50,85 54,40 105,25 84 8,85 8,75 17,60 88 8,70 9,05 17,75 69 8,60 9,05 17,65 81 52,75 52,95 105,70 80 8,15 8,95 17,10 102 8,60 9,05 17,65 81 8,90 9,15 18,05 66 52,60 54,15 106,75 75 45,50 45,70 91,20 11 44,95 45,70 90,65 10 45,55 45,80 91,35 11 272,05 273,40 545,45 12

8,10 9,20 17,30 95 8,85 9,00 17,85 63 8,80 9,35 18,15 60 52,15 54,10 106,25 11 9,15 9,20 18,35 49 8,90 9,10 18,00 52 9,00 9,25 18,25 46 54,40 54,65 109,05 50 8,00 8,65 16,65 113 8,70 9,00 17,70 73 8,25 9,00 17,25 96 52,15 53,50 105,65 81 8,55 8,90 17,45 92 8,10 9,05 17,15 101 9,05 9,20 18,25 46 53,15 54,55 107,70 68 7,85 8,70 16,55 115 7,65 9,10 16,75 110 8,40 9,10 17,50 88 50,60 54,70 105,30 83 8,90 8,95 17,85 83 6,00 9,10 15,10 122 8,80 9,15 17,95 71 49,75 53,85 103,60 93 42,70 44,95 87,65 16 42,20 45,35 87,55 16 44,05 46,05 90,10 13 264,20 272,70 536,90 13

8,85 8,80 17,65 87 6,10 8,95 15,05 123 8,70 8,60 17,30 95 47,30 52,95 100,25 105 9,50 9,35 18,85 20 8,45 9,30 17,75 69 8,80 8,85 17,65 81 50,00 54,30 104,30 91 9,35 9,30 18,65 34 8,70 8,95 17,65 81 9,05 9,20 18,25 46 53,95 54,50 108,45 61 8,25 8,55 16,80 107 9,20 9,30 18,50 19 9,35 9,30 18,65 21 50,75 52,90 103,65 92 8,60 8,85 17,45 92 8,45 9,25 17,70 73 9,15 9,05 18,20 52 52,50 54,55 107,05 73 8,90 9,05 17,95 77 9,25 9,20 18,45 20 8,75 8,70 17,45 89 51,70 53,90 105,60 82 45,20 45,35 90,55 13 44,05 46,00 90,05 11 45,10 45,10 90,20 12 261,25 271,70 532,95 14

9,10 9,10 18,20 59 8,75 9,20 17,95 58 8,15 8,60 16,75 104 52,10 52,80 104,90 86 8,60 9,20 17,80 85 8,85 9,00 17,85 63 8,00 8,70 16,70 108 50,40 54,10 104,50 89 9,40 9,30 18,70 30 8,40 9,00 17,40 95 8,30 8,20 16,50 113 48,80 52,70 101,50 101 8,55 7,60 16,15 117 8,70 8,85 17,55 89 8,25 8,45 16,70 108 49,05 49,70 98,75 109 9,15 9,10 18,25 55 7,75 9,10 16,85 108 8,35 8,90 17,25 96 50,25 52,90 103,15 96 8,75 8,00 16,75 110 7,00 9,30 16,30 117 8,10 8,70 16,80 103 47,25 51,45 98,70 110 45,00 44,70 89,70 15 42,45 45,60 88,05 14 41,15 43,35 84,50 19 253,90 264,75 518,65 15

395 HORIZONTAL BAR PARALLEL BARS POMMELLED HORSE

TEAM Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation

16. AUSTRIA A. Hertl 8,30 8,45 16,75 101 6,90 8,60 15,50 113 6,70 — 6,70 128 G. Huber 7,85 7,80 15,65 110 8,05 8,05 16,10 107 8,70 7,65 16,35 100 W. Kafal 8,50 8,90 17,40 93 7,65 6,80 14,45 120 8,30 8,45 16,75 92 H. Klien 8,75 8,75 17,50 90 8,90 8,95 17,85 74 8,70 8,90 17,60 78 J. Konig 9,10 9,15 18,25 56 8,25 8,80 17,05 99 8,60 8,70 17,30 83 H. Sauter 8,85 9,10 17,95 72 8,85 8,80 17,65 83 9,05 8,85 17,90 65

TOTAL (5) 43,50 44,35 87,85 15 41,70 43,20 84,90 19 43,35 42,55 85,90 15

17. LUXEMBOURG J. Stoffel 9,45 9,40 18,85 17 9,40 9,30 18,70 26 9,25 9,45 18,70 18 A. Huberty 9,30 9,55 18,85 17 8,85 9,05 17,90 72 8,60 8,70 17,30 83 M. Coppin 8,80 8,80 17,60 86 8,45 8,80 17,25 98 7,25 8,25 15,50 107 M. Kiesgen 8,90 8,95 17,85 78 8,00 9,00 17,00 101 7,70 8,80 16,50 97 G. Erang 7,60 5,50 13,10 120 6,80 8,50 15,30 116 6,85 8,00 14,85 112 F. Eisenbarth 7,45 7,30 14,75 117 6,40 7,80 14,20 121 5,00 7,75 12,75 119

TOTAL (5) 44,05 44,00 88,05 14 41,50 44,65 86,15 16 39,65 43,20 82,85 17

18. SPAIN H. Martinez 6,40 — 6,40 128 — — — — — — — — L. Valbuena 3,00 8,05 11,05 122 8,40 9,15 17,55 86 8,25 8,90 17,15 86 E. Lecuona 8,25 9,00 17,25 97 7,70 8,40 16,10 107 8,25 8,30 16,55 96 J. Belenguer 8,20 8,70 16,90 100 9,30 8,85 18,15 56 8,50 9,30 17,80 73 R. Garcia 8,20 8,50 16,70 102 8,20 8,75 16,95 102 7,55 8,55 16,10 102 E. Monserrat 7,00 8,25 15,25 113 8,35 9,10 17,45 92 7,20 8,60 15,80 105

TOTAL (5) 38,05 42,50 80,55 19 41,95 44,25 86,20 15 39,75 43,65 83,40 16

19. GREAT BRITAIN K. Buffin 9,00 8,95 17,95 72 7,85 7,30 15,15 118 7,80 6,60 14,40 115 R. Gradley 8,55 8,90 17,45 91 8,70 8,75 17,45 92 7,65 8,70 16,35 100 J. Mulhall 8,00 7,95 15,95 108 8,45 8,50 16,95 102 6,50 8,20 14,70 113 J. Pancott 8,10 6,90 15,00 115 8,65 8,80 17,45 92 7,80 8,60 16,40 99 O. Starling 7,65 — 7,65 126 7,95 — 7,95 128 8,65 — 8,65 126 W. Stuart 8,95 9,30 18,25 56 9,10 8,90 18,00 69 9,35 8,80 18,15 51

TOTAL (5) 42,60 42,00 84,60 18 42,85 42,25 85,10 17 41,25 40,90 82,15 18

20. MOROCCO A. Fellat 5,00 5,80 10,80 123 3,50 6,90 10,40 124 4,00 5,50 9,50 123 A. Sekkart 5,50 4,95 10,45 124 6,00 8,10 14,10 122 4,35 6,00 10,35 122 M. Mselek 1,00 6,35 7,35 127 4,00 5,50 9,50 126 3,00 4,00 7,00 127 D. Tajaoui 3,00 3,00 6,00 129 3,00 6,25 9,25 127 3,80 5,25 9,05 124 M. Regragui 4,00 5,15 9,15 125 4,50 5,75 10,25 125 4,00 4,75 8,75 125 K. Kacem — 4,00 4,00 130 — 2,50 2,50 129 — — — —

TOTAL (5) 18,50 26,25 44,75 20 21,00 32,50 53,50 20 19,15 25,50 44,65 20

396 RINGS LONG HORSE VAULT FREE STANDING 12 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Clas- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Compul- Volun- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- Points sific- sory tary sory tary sory tary sory tary ation ation ation ation

7,50 — 7,50 128 7,55 8,95 16,50 113 8,30 8,70 17,00 99 45,25 34,70 79,95 122 8,35 8,80 17,15 101 8,40 8,70 17,10 102 8,00 8,30 16,30 116 49,35 49,30 98,65 111 8,20 8,50 16,70 111 8,80 8,95 17,75 69 8,45 9,10 17,55 86 49,90 50,70 100,60 104 8,05 8,75 16,80 107 8,40 8,50 16,90 106 8,25 8,60 16,85 102 51,05 52,45 103,50 94 8,60 8,60 17,20 100 8,55 8,90 17,45 93 8,20 8,90 17,10 98 51,30 53,05 104,35 90 8,95 8,95 17,90 79 8,60 9,10 17,70 73 8,30 8,70 17,00 99 52,60 53,50 106,10 79 42,15 43,60 85,75 19 42,75 44,60 87,35 18 41,50 44,00 85,50 15 254,95 262,30 517,25 16

9,15 9,40 18,55 39 9,25 9,20 18,45 20 9,10 9,15 18,25 46 55,60 55,90 111,50 18 8,95 9,15 18,10 69 8,75 9,10 17,85 63 8,60 8,95 17,55 86 53,05 54,50 107,55 70 8,05 8,65 16,70 111 8,75 8,85 17,60 87 8,40 8,50 16,90 101 49,70 51,85 101,55 100 8,90 9,25 18,15 66 7,80 8,85 16,65 111 8,05 7,75 15,80 122 49,35 52,60 101,95 97 6,75 8,00 14,75 121 8,40 8,70 17,10 102 8,05 8,70 16,75 104 44,45 47,40 91,85 119 7,45 7,80 15,25 120 7,75 8,45 16,20 119 6,85 7,10 13,95 127 40,90 46,20 87,10 121 42,50 44,45 86,95 18 42,95 44,70 87,65 15 42,20 43,05 85,25 16 252,85 264,05 516,90 17

0,00 9,35 9,35 124 8,85 9,25 18,10 46 8,40 9,00 17,40 91 23,65 27,60 51,25 129 8,70 9,30 18,00 73 8,85 8,85 17,70 73 8,50 8,95 17,45 89 45,70 53,20 98,90 107 9,05 9,20 18,25 55 8,35 9,05 17,40 95 8,00 8,35 16,35 114 49,60 52,30 101,90 98 9,10 8,20 17,30 95 7,65 8,80 16,45 114 7,90 8,80 16,70 108 50,65 52,65 103,30 95 8,75 9,05 17,80 85 7,50 8,90 16,40 115 8,00 8,75 16,75 104 48,20 52,50 100,70 103 8,80 9,10 17,90 79 8,75 8,95 17,70 73 7,25 8,20 15,45 124 47,35 52,20 99,55 106 44,40 46,00 90,40 14 42,45 45,00 87,45 17 40,80 43,85 84,65 18 247,40 265,25 512,65 18

7,75 8,00 15,75 118 8,30 9,05 17,35 98 7,55 7,50 15,05 125 48,25 47,40 95,65 114 8,65 9,20 17,85 83 8,30 6,75 15,05 123 8,50 9,10 17,60 85 50,35 51,40 101,75 99 8,15 8,50 16,65 113 8,45 8,60 17,05 104 8,10 8,25 16,35 114 47,65 50,00 97,65 112 8,50 8,80 17,30 95 8,20 9,15 17,35 98 8,85 8,80 17,65 81 50,10 51,05 101,15 102 8,50 — 8,50 126 7,85 9,15 17,00 105 7,95 — 7,95 129 48,55 9,15 57,70 128 9,35 9,40 18,75 25 8,70 9,00 17,70 73 9,10 8,85 17,95 71 54,55 54,25 108,80 55 43,15 43,90 87,05 17 41,95 44,95 86,90 19 42,50 42,50 85,00 17 254,30 256,50 510,80 19

4,00 4,75 8,75 125 8,30 7,35 15,65 120 7,65 7,95 15,60 123 32,45 38,25 70,70 124 6,10 7,25 13,35 122 6,50 7,95 14,45 126 7,70 8,45 16,15 119 36,15 42,70 78,85 123 5,80 6,40 12,20 123 8,30 8,50 16,80 109 6,65 5,50 12,15 128 28,75 36,25 65,00 125 4,20 4,00 8,20 127 6,00 5,50 11,50 128 7,55 8,40 15,95 121 27,55 32,40 59,95 127 3,50 4,00 7,50 128 6,00 6,75 12,75 127 6,70 7,40 14,10 126 28,70 33,80 62,50 126 — — — — — — — — — — — — — 6,50 6,50 130 23,60 26,40 50,00 20 35,10 36,05 71,15 20 36,25 37,70 73,95 20 153,60 184,40 338,00 20

397 WOMEN'S EVENTS

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION —————————————————— 8 Exercises Combined

Previous Olympic Winners:

1952 - M. Gorokhovskaja URS 1956 - L. Latynina URS —————

124 entries from 27 Nations – 124 participants from 27 Nations

LONG HORSE VAULT —————————————————— Previous Olympic Winners:

1952 - E. Kalintshouk URS 1956 - L. Latynina URS

Astakhova of the U. S. S. R. at the long horse vault. 398 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION AT LONG HORSE VAULT

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. M. NIKOLAEVA URS 9,500 9,600 19,100 2. S. MURATOVA URS 9,566 9,466 19,032 3. L. LATYNINA URS 9,533 9,433 18,966 4. P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9,466 9,300 18,766 4. A. TACOVA CSV 9,466 9,300 18,766 6. S. IOVAN ROM 9,466 9,266 18,732 7. V. Caslavska CSV 9,433 9,266 18,699 8. L. Ivanova URS 9,300 9,266 18,566 9. S. L. Richardson SUA 9,200 9,333 18,533 10. T. Ljukhina URS 9,266 9,233 18,499 10. L. Svedova CSV 9,333 9,166 18,499 10. I. Fost GER 9,133 9,366 18,499 13. L. Adler SVE 9,000 9,466 18,466 13. N. Kot POL 9,266 9,200 18,466 15. E. Rydell SVE 9,200 9,233 18,433 15. E. Leusteanu ROM 9,333 9,100 18,433 15. K. Ono GIA 9,400 9,033 18,433 18. K. Ikeda GIA 9,166 9,266 18,432 19. T. Ranghelova BUL 9,033 9,333 18,366 20. E. Lita ROM 9,300 9,033 18,333 21. A. Duczar UNG 9,266 9,000 18,266 22. J. Fule UNG 9,033 9,200 18,233 22. G. Abukawa GIA 9,433 8,800 18,233 24. E. Niculescu ROM 9,166 9,066 18,232 25. S. Egman SVE 9,000 9,133 18,133 26. M. Bilic JUG 8,966 9,166 18,132 26. G. Sontegrath SUA 9,166 8,966 18,132 28. M. Mileva BUL 9,000 9,100 18,100 29. D. Stachow POL 9,133 8,966 18,099 29. G. Lindahl SVE 9,166 8,933 18,099 31. U. Poreceanu ROM 9,066 9,000 18,066 31. M. Elfvin SVE 9,033 9,033 18,066 33. M. Matouskova CSV 9,100 8,933 18,033 34. T. Shirasu GIA 9,066 8,966 18,032 34. K. Forstner UNG 9,066 8,966 18,032 36. A. Ionescu ROM 9,033 8,966 17,999 36. B. Eustachiewicz POL 9,033 8,966 17,999 36. E. Bosakova CSV 9,333 8,666 17,999 39. D. G. Fuchs SUA 9,066 8,900 17,966 40. B. Diziuba POL 8,933 9,000 17,933 399 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

40. K. Boldemann GER 9,200 8,733 17,933 42. R. Schneider GER 8,766 9,166 17,932 43. I. Doljeva BUL 9,200 8,700 17,900 44. M. Bencsik UNG 8,933 8,933 17,866 44. R. Cicognani ITA 8,766 9,100 17,866 44. K. Muller UNG 9,200 8,666 17,866 44. O. Tass UNG 9,133 8,733 17,866 44. G. Niedurn POL 9,166 8,700 17,866 44. H. Ruzickova CSV 9,166 8,700 17,866 44. D. Coulon FRA 9,100 8,766 17,866 51. B. J. Maycok SUA 8,633 9,200 17,833 52. R. Grigorova BUL 9,000 8,800 17,800 53. K. Tsukada GIA 9,100 8,666 17,766 54. E. Madry POL 9,133 8,566 17,699 55. T. Montefusco SUA 8,633 8,933 17,566 55. S. Pavlova BUL 8,733 8,833 17,566 57. T. Kocis JUG 8,766 8,766 17,532 58. P. Le Raer FRA 8,900 8,600 17,500 59. W. Soprani ITA 8,700 8,766 17,466 59. M. Cicognani ITA 8,433 9,033 17,466 61. G. Schiener GER 8,866 8,566 17,432 62. N. Pogacnik JUG 8,800 8,600 17,400 63. E. W. Lagorara ITA 8,233 9,166 17,399 64. R. Sonntag GER 8,933 8,400 17,333 65. H. Parzer AUT 8,400 8,866 17,266 65. P. S. Tarpova BUL 8,200 9,066 17,266 65. F. Costa ITA 8,333 8,933 17,266 65. U. Starke GER 7,800 9,466 17,266 69. M. Grossfeld SUA 8,400 8,800 17,200 69. R. Salonen FIN 8,500 8,700 17,200 71. M. A. Meyburg PBA 8,466 8,666 17,132 72. P. T. Nieminen FIN 8,133 8,966 17,099 73. M. Rossi FRA 8,733 8,300 17,033 74. J. Dieudonne FRA 8,766 8,266 17,032 75. E. Carter Russel CAN 8,300 8,700 17,000 76. L. Ipenburg-Drommel PBA 8,333 8,600 16,933 77. L. Majolee PBA 8,266 8,633 16,899 77. A. M. Demortière FRA 8,633 8,266 16,899 79. R. Hugon FRA 8,666 8,133 16,799 80. E. M. Lehtonen FIN 8,200 8,500 16,700 81. J. M. Yoo COR 8,000 8,666 16,666 82. U. Lindstrom SVE 7,266 9,366 16,632 400 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

83. L. Becker LUX 8,066 8,500 16,566 83. M. A. Kuiters SAF 8,333 8,233 16,566 85. T. Sappinen FIN 7,666 8,800 16,466 85. G. Brys BEL 8,433 8,033 16,466 87. G. Santarelli ITA 8,066 8,366 16,432 88. E. Lingard GRB 8,366 8,033 16,399 89. W. Benesch AUT 8,100 8,266 16,366 90. R. M. Hamalainen FIN 7,966 3,366 16,332 91. D. V. Sammer POR 8,233 7,933 16,166 92. M. Artamendi SPA 8,066 8,066 16,132 93. N. Wambach PBA 8,000 8,100 16,100 94. A. Cermak AUT 7,966 8,100 16,066 94. P. Fritz PBA 8,000 8,066 16,066 96. R. Ben Jehuda ISR 7,566 8,433 15,999 96. E. Artamendi SPA 7,933 8,066 15,999 98. V. Grymonprez BEL 7,766 8,200 15,966 99. K. E. Autio FIN 7,600 8,333 15,933 100. A. Ruth ISR 8,133 7,766 15,899 101. E. Fonseca POR 8,100 7,766 15,866 101. M. Carter GRB 7,766 8,100 15,866 103. P. Perks GRB 8,133 7,700 15,833 104. R. Vandevelde BEL 7,966 7,800 15,766 105. R. Belaguer SPA 7,700 8,033 15,733 106. V. Stoffel LUX 7,966 7,600 15,566 107. K. Sogabe GIA 8,966 6,666 15,632 108. M. Kara ISR 7,700 7,600 15,300 109. C. Gonzales SPA 7,933 7,333 15,266 110. E. Bogovic AUT 7,400 7,366 14,766 110. R. Muller SPA 6,866 7,900 14,766 112. L. Fernandez SPA 7,300 7,400 14,700 113. D. Summers GRB 7,566 7,066 14,632 114. L. Parker CAN 6,500 8,033 14,533 115. G. Pollard GRB 7,700 6,800 14,500 116. M. Neale GRB 7,833 6,666 14,499 117. K. J. Breadsell AUS 7,933 6,366 14,299 118. E. Hirnschall AUT 8,200 6,000 14,200 119. M. H. Cunha POR 7,666 6,200 13,866 120. V. L. Roberts AUS 8,000 5,800 13,800 121. M. Van Velsen PBA 8,633 — 8,633 122. G. I. Williams CUB — 7,866 7,866 123. H. Reitter AUT 7,000 — 7,000 124. M. J. Uria CUB — 5,933 5,933 401

26. - II SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION AT LONG HORSE VAULT

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL divided by two final test

1. M. NIKOLAEVA URS 9.550 9.766 19.316 2. S. MURATOVA URS 9.516 9.533 19.049 3. L. LATYNINA URS 9.483 9.533 19.016 4. A. Tacova CSV 9.383 9.400 18.783 5. S. Iovan ROM 9.366 9.400 18.766 6. P. Astakhova URS 9.383 9.333 18.716

The Soviet female triplet who win the long horse vault: Nikolaeva, Muratova and Latynina, 402 ASYMMETRICAL BARS ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1952 - M. Korondi UNG 1956 - A. Keleti UNG —————

The Japanese championess, Keiko Ikeda, considered as one of the best gymnasts in the asymmetrical bars exercises. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON ASYMMETRICAL BARS

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9,800 9,833 19,633 2. L. LATYNINA URS 9,700 9,733 19,433 3. S. MURATOVA URS 9,633 9,666 19,299 4. S. IOVAN ROM 9,600 9,666 19,266 4. K. IKEDA GIA 9,533 9,733 19,266 4. T. LJUKHINA URS 9,566 9,700 19,266 7. L. Ivanova URS 9,533 9,500 19,053 8. D. Fuchs SUA 9,400 9,600 19,000 9. M. Cicognani ITA 9,433 9,566 18,999 9. N. Kot POL 9,466 9,533 18,999 11. I. Fost GER 9,433 9,533 18,966 11. E. Leusteanu ROM 9,400 9,566 18,966 11. K. Ono GIA 9,400 9,566 18,966 11. G. Niedurn POL 9,366 9,600 18,966 15. K. T sukada GIA 9,300 9,600 18,900 16. R. Cicognani ITA 9,366 9,533 18,899 17. E. Bosakova CSV 9,400 9,466 18,866 17. R. Grigorova BUL 9,466 9,400 18,866 19. K. Sogabe GIA 9,333 9,500 18,833 20. M. Nikolaeva URS 9,333 9,466 18,799 21. V. Caslavska CSV 9,233 9,500 18,733 22. E. Lita ROM 9,366 9,366 18,732 22. E. Lagorara ITA 9,366 9,366 18,732 24. S. T arpova BUL 9,366 9,300 18,666 24. M. Matouskova CSV 9,266 9,400 18,666 26. L. Svedova CSV 9,400 9,233 18,633 26. O. T ass UNG 9,333 9,300 18,633 28. R. Sonntag GER 9,166 9,466 18,632 29. T . Shirasu GIA 9,300 9,300 18,600 29. A. Ducza UNG 9,200 9,400 18,600 31. T . Kocis JUG 9,300 9,266 18,566 31. P. Nieminen FIN 9,233 9,333 18,566 33. D. Stachow POL 9,100 9,433 18,533 34. U. Poreceanu ROM 9,166 9,366 18,532 35. I. Dolieva BUL 9,300 9,200 18,500 36. R. Schneider GER 9,166 9,333 18,499 37. J. Fule UNG 9,466 9,000 18,466 37. B. Eustachiewicz POL 9,223 9,233 18,466 37. G. Abukawa GIA 9,233 9,233 18,466 37. A. Ionescu ROM 9,166 9,300 18,466 404 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

37. A. Tacova CSV 9,166 9,300 18,466 42. G. Schiener GER 9,300 9,133 18,433 42. U. Starke GER 9,400 9,033 18,433 44. D. Coulon FRA 9,033 9,266 18,299 45. K. Forstner UNG 9,000 9,266 18,266 46. D. Ipenburg PBA 9,933 9,300 18,233 47. E. Madry POL 8,966 9,233 18,199 48. K. Boldemann GER 9,300 8,866 18,166 48. T. Ranghelova BUL 8,800 9,366 18,166 50. B. Maycock SUA 9,066 9,066 18,132 51. E. Rydell SVE 9,066 9,000 18,066 51. G. Santarelli ITA 9,300 8,766 18,066 53. E. Nicolescu ROM 9,033 9,000 18,033 53. N. Pogacnik JUG 8,933 9,100 18,033 55. K. Muller UNG 8,966 9,033 17,999 55. T. Sappinen FIN 8,833 9,166 17,999 55. R. Abeles ISR 8,766 9,233 17,999 58. H. Ruzickova CSV 8,966 9,000 17,966 58. W. Soprani ITA 9,100 8,866 17,966 58. G. Sontegrath SUA 9,066 8,900 17,966 61. M. Mileva BUL 9,000 8,900 17,900 62. M. Bencsik UNG 8,966 8,933 17,899 62. B. Diziuba POL 8,866 9,033 17,899 62. R. Ben Jehuda ISR 8,733 9,166 17,899 65. T. Montefusco SUA 8,566 9,266 17,832 65. L. Majolee PBA 8,700 9,100 17,800 65. J. Dieudonne FRA 9,000 8,000 17,800 68. M. Kara ISR 8,766 9,033 17,799 69. S. Pavlova BUL 8,633 9,133 17,766 70. M. Bilic JUG 9,333 8,400 17,733 71. S. L. Richardson SUA 8,600 9,066 17,666 72. P. Le Raer FRA 8,800 8,766 17,566 73. A. M. Demortière FRA 8,933 8,600 17,533 74. W. Benesch AUT 8,500 9,000 17,500 75. N. Wambach PBA 8,466 9,033 17,499 76. C. Russel CAN 8,533 8,933 17,466 77. R. Hugon FRA 8,700 8,700 17,400 78. M. Kuiters SAF 8,633 8,733 17,386 78. P. Fritz PBA 8,366 9,000 17,366 78. G. Lindahl SVE 9,000 8,366 17,366 81. M. J. Yoo COR 8,466 8,800 17,266 82. K. Breadsell AUT 8,900 8,333 17,233 405 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

83. M. Rossi FRA 8,800 8,366 17,166 83. R. Salonen FIN 8,400 8,766 17,166 85. M. Elfvin SVE 9,000 8,133 17,133 86. L. Adler SVE 8,766 8,333 17,099 86. S. Egman SVE 8,433 8,666 17,099 87. F. Costa ITA 8,900 8,133 17,033 88. M. Van Velsen PBA 9,033 8,000 17,033 90. U. Lindstrom SVE 8,800 8,200 17,000 91. H. Parzer AUT 8,166 8,800 19,966 91. R. Hamalainen FIN 8,000 8,966 16,966 91. M. Grossfeld SUA 9,233 7,733 19,966 94. K. Autio FIN 8,400 8,500 16,900 95. E. Lehtonen FIN 8,666 8,166 16,832 96. V. Grymonprez BEL 8,566 8,233 16,799 97. E. Hirnschall AUT 8,366 8,166 16,532 98. E. Bogovic BEL 7,866 8,600 16,466 98. R. Vandevelde BEL 8,400 8,066 16,466 100. A. Cermak AUT 7,800 8,566 16,366 101. E. Artamendi SPA 8,100 7,766 15,866 102. G. Bays BEL 8,533 7,200 15,733 103. R. Muller SPA 7,833 7,800 15,633 104. L. Becker LUX 7,633 7,866 15,499 105. M. Meyburg PBA 5,966 8,900 14,866 106. P. Perks GRB 7,166 7,200 14,366 106. C. Gonzales SPA 7,033 7,333 14,366 108. M. Neale GRB 6,900 7,400 14,300 109. W. Stoffel LUX 6,866 7,366 14,232 110. R. Belaguer SPA 6,200 7,666 13,866 111. M. Carter GRB 6,833 6,666 13,499 112. G. J. Williams CUB 6,200 7,166 13,366 113. M. J. Uria CUB 6,066 7,133 13,199 114. G. Lingard GRB 6,500 6,666 13,166 115. D. Sammer POR 5,133 7,800 12,933 116. L. Fernandez SPA 6,433 6,200 12,633 117. M. Artamendi SPA 5,700 6,833 12,533 118. V. L. Roberts AUS 5,200 7,000 12,200 119. G. Pollard GRB 5,466 5,566 11,032 120. I. Fonseca POR 3,600 7,133 10,733 121. L. Parker CAN 7,033 3,500 10,533 122. M. E. Cunha POR 2,666 6,433 9,099 123. D. Summers GRB 6,133 2,500 8,633 124. H. Reitter AUT 8,100 — 8,100 406 Triple success: Astakhova, Latynina and Ljukhina of the U. S. S. R. during the award presentation ceremony. 407 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON ASYMMETRICAL BARS

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL final test divided by two

1. P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9.816 9.800 19.616 2. L. LATYNINA URS 9.716 9.700 19.416 3. T. LJUKHINA URS 9.633 9.766 19.399 4. S. Muratova URS 9.649 9.733 19.382 5. K. Ikeda GIA 9.633 9.700 19.333 6. S. Iovan ROM 9.633 9.466 19.099

Ljukhina of the U. S. S. R. in action on the asymmetrical bars. BEAM ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1952 - N. Botcharova URS 1956 - A. Keleti UNG —————

The winners of the beam exercises on the rostrum: from the left, Latynina of Russia (silver medal), Bosakova of Czechoslovakia (gold medal) and Muratova of Russia (bronze medal). INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON THE BEAM

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. E. BOSAKOVA CSV 9,400 9,766 19,166 2. S. MURATOVA URS 9,466 9,666 19,132 3. L. LATYNINA URS 9,366 9,700 19,066 4. M. NIKOLAEVA URS 9,400 9,566 18,966 5. K. IKEDA GIA 9,266 9,666 18,932 6. V. CASLAVSKA CSV 9,233 9,533 18,766 7. I. Fost GER 9,300 9,400 18,700 8. L. Ivanova URS 9,233 9,466 18,699 9. R. Grigorova BUL 9,200 9,466 18,666 10. L. Svedova CSV 9,200 9,433 18,633 11. S. Iovan ROM 9,200 9,400 18,600 12. T. Shirasu GIA 9,266 9,200 18,466 12. U. Starke GER 9,066 9,400 18,466 14. K. Sogabe GIA 8,900 9,533 18,433 15. A. Tacova CSV 9,166 9,266 18,432 16. J. Fule UNG 9,200 9,200 18,400 17. K. Muller UNG 9,300 9,066 18,366 17. E. Leusteanu ROM 9,066 9,300 18,366 17. M. Cicognani ITA 9,000 9,366 18,366 17. K. Ono GIA 9,066 9,300 18,366 21. A. Ionescu ROM 9,133 9,200 18,333 21. G. Schiener GER 9,100 9,233 18,333 21. R. Sonntag GER 9,133 9,200 18,333 21. G. E. Sontegrath SUA 9,000 9,333 18,333 21. N. Kot POL 8,900 9,433 18,333 26. H. Ruzickova CSV 9,100 9,200 18,300 26. E. Madry POL 9,000 9,300 18,300 28. U. Lindstrom SVE 9,033 9,200 18,233 28. B. Eustachiewicz POL 9,000 9,233 18,233 28. E. Lita ROM 9,000 9,233 18,233 28. P. Astakhova URS 9,500 8,733 18,233 32. D. Stachow POL 8,966 9,266 18,232 33. M. Matouskova CSV 9,000 9,200 18,200 34. K. Tsukada GIA 8,833 9,366 18,199 35. U. Poreceanu ROM 8,933 9,233 18,166 36. S. G. Pavlova BUL 9,933 9,133 18,066 36. T. Kocis JUG 8,833 9,233 18,066 36. A. M. Demortière FRA 9,166 8,900 18,066 39. K. Forstner UNG 9,000 9,000 18,000 40. W. Soprani ITA 9,066 8,933 17,999

410 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

40. M. Bilic JUG 8,933 9,066 17,999 40. E. Rydell SVE 8,966 9,033 17,999 43. J. Dieudonne FRA 9,133 8,833 17,966 44. M. E. Mileva BUL 8,966 8,966 17,932 45. S. P. Tarpova BUL 8,900 8,966 17,866 45. M. Elfvin SVE 8,866 9,000 17,866 47. M. Bencsik UNG 9,066 8,766 17,832 48. G. Lindahl SVE 8,933 8,850 17,783 49. B. J. Maycock SUA 8,600 9,166 17,766 50. T. M. Montefusco SUA 8,533 9,166 17,699 51. I. N. Doljeva BUL 8,633 9,033 17,666 52. S. Egman SVE 8,900 8,700 17,600 53. S. L. Richardson SUA 8,366 9,233 17,599 54. L. Adler SVE 8,666 8,900 17,566 55. E. Hirnschall AUT 8,666 8,800 17,466 55. D. G. Fuchs SUA 9,066 8,400 17,466 57. R. Schneider GER 9,133 8,266 17,399 57. A. Ducza UNG 8,166 9,233 17,399 59. F. Costa ITA 8,700 8,600 17,300 60. R. Cicognani ITA 9,066 8,233 17,299 61. B. Diziuba POL 9,066 8,200 17,266 61. P. T. Nieminen FIN 8,266 9,000 17,266 63. P. Le Raer FRA 8,600 8,600 17,200 64. M. Rossi FRA 8,700 8,466 17,166 64. G. Abukawa GIA 9,000 8,166 17,166 66. M. D. Grossfeld SUA 8,900 8,200 17,100 67. E. M. Lehtonen FIN 8,033 9,066 17,099 68. P. Fritz PBA 8,033 9,000 17,033 68. M. A. Meyburg PBA 8,100 8,933 17,033 68. D. Coulon FRA 9,000 8,033 17,033 68. C. E. Russel CAN 8,833 8,200 17,033 72. G. Santarelli ITA 8,966 8,066 17,032 72. T. Ranghelova BUL 9,066 7,966 17,032 74. O. Tass UNG 9,033 7,966 16,999 75. G. Niedurn POL 9,000 7,983 16,983 76. L. Majolee PBA 8,100 8,866 16,966 77. K. Boldemann GER 9,000 7,933 16,933 78. D. L. Ipenburg PBA 8,133 8,766 16,899 79. W. Benesch AUT 8,200 8,666 16,866 80. N. Wambach PBA 7,900 8,900 16,800 81. T. Sappinen FIN 7,800 8,900 16,700 82. M. A. Kuiters SAF 8,100 8,533 16,633 411 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

83. E. W. Lagorara ITA 8,700 7,900 16,600 84. M. Kara ISR 7,800 8,700 16,500 85. R. T. Salonen FIN 7,566 8,800 16,366 86. R. Ben Jeuda ISR 7,600 8,666 16,266 87. G. Brys BEL 7,933 8,300 16,233 88. K. Autio FIN 7,400 8,800 16,200 89. E. Bogovic AUT 7,600 8,433 16,033 90. L. Becker LUX 7,533 8,400 15,933 91. R. Hamalainen FIN 8,000 7,866 15,866 91. E. Niculescu ROM 6,800 9,066 15,866 93. R. Vandevelde BEL 7,733 8,033 15,766 94. N. Pogacnik JUG 8,233 7,500 15,733 95. V. Grymonprez BEL 8,033 7,666 15,699 96. R. Hugon FRA 7,833 7,633 15,466 97. H. Parzer AUT 8,333 7,066 15,399 98. E. Artamendi SPA 7,600 7,766 15,366 99. V. L. Roberts AUS 7,066 8,233 15,299 100. R. Belaguer SPA 7,400 7,866 15,266 101. G. Lincard GRB 7,366 7,833 15,199 102. M. J. Yoo COR 7,333 7,833 15,166 102. K. J. Breadsell AUS 7,800 7,366 15,166 104. M. Neale GRB 7,433 7,633 15,066 105. G. Pollard GRB 7,366 7,500 14,866 106. P. Perks GRB 7,433 7,400 14,833 107. M. Artamendi SPA 7,400 7,266 14,666 108. R. Abeles ISR 6,900 7,700 14,600 108. D. Summer GRB 7,500 7,100 14,600 110. D. V. Sammer POR 6,400 8,166 14,566 111. W. Stoffel LUX 6,533 8,900 14,533 112. A. Cermak AUT 7,933 6,583 14,516 113. M. H. Cunha POR 6,966 7,466 14,432 113. M. Carter GRB 7,166 7,266 14,432 115. L. Fernandez SPA 7,766 6,333 14,099 116. R. Muller SPA 6,433 7,533 13,966 117. E. Fonseca POR 6,933 6,833 13,766 118. C. Gonzales SPA 7,333 6,200 13,533 119. L. Parker CAN 6,733 6,066 12,799 120. Y. Williams CUB 4,000 7,333 11,333 121. M. J. Uria CUB 3,833 5,966 9,799 122. T. Ljukhina URS 9,533 — 9,533 123. H. Reitter AUT 7,800 — 7,800 124. M. Van Velsen PBA 7,666 — 7,666 412 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON THE BEAM

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. final test TOTAL divided by two

1. E. BOSAKOVA CSV 9.583 9.700 19.283

2. L. LATYNINA URS 9.533 9.700 19.233

3. S. MURATOVA URS 9.566 9.666 19.232

4. M. Nikolaeva URS 9.483 9.700 19.183

5. K. Ikeda GIA 9.466 9.666 19.132

6. V. Caslavska CSV 9.383 9.700 19.083

Bosakova of Czechoslovakia in action.

413 FREE STANDING EXERCISES ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners:

1952 - A. Keleti UNG 1956 - A. Keleti UNG - L. Latynina URS —————

Astakhova of the U. S. S. R. during the free standing exercise. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION ON FREE STANDING EXERCISE

NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

1. L. LATYNINA URS 9,666 9,900 19,566 2. P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9,666 9,866 19,532 3. T. LJUKHINA URS 9,566 9,800 19,366 4. S. MURATOVA URS 9,500 9,733 19,233 5. S. IOVAN ROM 9,466 9,733 19,199 6. E. BOSAKOVA CSV 9,500 9,666 19,166 7. L. Ivanova URS 9,433 9,700 19,133 7. A. Ducza UNG 9,333 9,800 19,133 9. V. Caslavska CSV 9,500 9,600 19,100 9. E. Leusteanu ROM 9,400 9,700 19,100 9. I. Fost GER 9,500 9,600 19,100 12. N. Kot POL 9,466 9,600 19,066 12. D. Stachow POL 9,466 9,600 19,066 12. K. Ikeda GIA 9,533 9,533 19,066 15. M. Nicolaeva URS 9,433 9,533 18,966 15. E. Lita ROM 9,400 9,566 18,966 17. A. Tacova CSV 9,400 9,500 18,900 18. O. Tass UNG 9,233 9,666 18,899 19. M. D. Grossfeld SUA 9,466 9,400 18,866 20. G. Niedurn POL 9,466 9,366 18,832 21. B. Diziuba POL 9,400 9,400 18,800 21. L. Svedova CSV 9,400 9,400 18,800 23. M. Cicognani ITA 9,300 9,466 18,766 23. A. Ionescu ROM 9,266 9,500 18,766 23. J. Dieudonne FRA 9,266 9,500 18,766 26. J. Fule UNG 9,166 9,566 18,732 27. K. Sogabe GIA 9,400 9,300 18,700 28. G. Sontegrath SUA 9,333 9,333 18,666 28. R. Sonntag GER 9,300 9,366 18,666 30. R. Cicognani ITA 9,133 9,500 18,633 30. K. Ono GIA 9,333 9,300 18,633 30. U. Starke GER 9,133 9,500 18,633 33. B. Eustachiewicz POL 9,200 9,400 18,600 33. H. Ruzickova CSV 9,300 9,300 18,600 35. E. Madry POL 9,266 9,300 18,566 35. R. Grigorova BUL 9,200 9,366 18,566 35. D. Coulon FRA 9,133 9,433 18,566 38. E. Lagorara ITA 9,133 9,400 18,533 38. K. Tsukada GIA 9,300 9,233 18,533 40. U. Lindstrom SVE 9,266 9,266 18,532

415 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

41. G. Schiener GER 9,266 9,233 18,499 42. E. Rydell SVE 9,066 9,400 18,466 42. G. Abukawa GIA 9,200 9,266 18,466 44. M. Bencsik UNG 9,133 9,300 18,433 44. U. Poreceanu ROM 9,200 9,233 18,433 46. T. Ranghelova BUL 9,166 9,266 18,432 46. E. Niculescu ROM 9,066 9,366 18,432 48. G. Santarelli ITA 9,100 9,300 18,400 49. K. Forstner UNG 8,966 9,433 18,399 50. M. Matouskova CSV 9,133 9,233 18,366 51. S. L. Richardson SUA 9,033 9,300 18,333 52. S. Pavlova BUL 8,933 9,366 18,299 52. K. Muller UNG 9,066 9,233 18,299 54. T. M. Montefusco SUA 8,866 9,400 18,266 54. S. Tarpova BUL 9,033 9,233 18,266 54. A. M. Demortière FRA 8,933 9,333 18,266 54. I. Doljeva BUL 9,000 9,266 18,266 54. K. Boldemann GER 9,066 9,200 18,266 59. W. Soprani ITA 9,000 9,233 18,233 60. T. Shirasu GIA 9,000 9,200 18,200 61. F. Costa ITA 9,033 9,166 18,199 61. T. Kocis JUG 8,966 9,233 18,199 61. P. Nieminen FIN 9,166 9,033 18,199 61. B. J. Maycock SUA 8,833 9,366 18,199 61. R. Schneider GER 9,133 9,066 18,199 66. M. Bilic JUG 9,100 9,066 18,166 67. M. Rossi FRA 8,933 9,200 18,133 68. L. Adler SVE 8,866 9,200 18,066 68. D. Fuchs SUA 8,866 9,200 18,066 70. J. M. Yoo COR 9,033 9,000 18,033 71. M. Mileva BUL 8,966 9,066 18,032 72. R. Ben Jehuda ISR 8,800 9,200 18,000 73. T. Sappinen FIN 8,833 9,166 17,999 73. G. Lindahl SVE 8,733 9,266 17,999 75. R. Salonen FIN 8,933 9,033 17,966 75. P. Le Raer FRA 8,900 9,066 17,966 77. S. Egmann SVE 8,766 9,133 17,899 78. M. A. Kuiters SAF 8,766 9,066 17,832 79. R. Abeles ISR 8,700 9,066 17,766 80. E. Hirnschall AUT 8,933 8,800 17,733 80. R. Hugon FRA 8,800 8,933 17,733 82. M. Elfvin SVE 8,700 9,000 17,700 416 NAME NATION COMPULSORY VOLUNTARY TOTAL

83. M. Kara ISR 8,700 8,866 17,566 84. R. Hamalainen FIN 8,633 8,833 17,466 84. K. Autio FIN 8,500 8,966 17,466 86. C. Russell CAN 8,500 8,933 17,433 87. N. Pogacnik JUG 8,200 9,066 17,266 88. E. Lehtonen FIN 8,533 8,700 17,233 89. K. Breadsell AUS 8,500 8,633 17,133 90. V. Grymonprez BEL 8,533 8,566 17,099 91. D. Ipenburg PBA 8,200 8,833 17,033 92. V. L. Roberts AUS 8,533 8,466 16,999 93. P. Fritz PBA 8,166 8,766 16,932 94. H. Parzer AUT 8,466 8,433 16,899 95. M. Mayburg PBA 8,066 8,700 16,766 95. N. Wambach PBA 7,966 8,800 16,766 95. W. Benesch AUT 8,200 8,566 16,766 95. L. Maiolee PBA 8,000 8,766 16,766 99. D. Summers GRB 7,700 8,800 16,500 100. G. Lingard GRB 7,933 8,333 16,266 101. L. Becker LUX 8,100 8,100 16,200 102. G. Brys BEL 8,400 7,766 16,166 102. R. Muller SPA 8,200 7,966 16,166 104. R. Vandevelde BEL 8,000 8,100 16,100 105. M. E. Cunha POR 7,933 7,833 15,766 105. W. Stoffel LUX 8,066 7,700 15,766 107. R. Belaguer SPA 7,633 7,966 15,599 108. A. Cermak AUT 7,500 8,033 15,533 108. M. Neale GRB 7,633 7,900 15,533 100. D. Sammer POR 7,700 7,800 15,500 111. E. Bogovic AUT 7,466 7,933 15,399 112. E. Fonseca POR 7,366 7,700 15,066 113. P. Perks GRB 6,766 8,133 14,899 114. M. Carter GRB 7,500 7,166 14,666 115. M. Artamendi SPA 6,266 8,200 14,466 116. C. Gonzales SPA 6,433 7,833 14,266 117. G. Pollard GRB 6,466 7,766 14,232 118. L. Fernandez SPA 6,266 7,933 14,199 119. L. Parker CAN 5,100 8,033 13,133 120. M. J. Uria CUB 4,733 5,666 10,399 121. G. J. Williams CUB 4,933 4,600 9,533 122. E. Artamendi SPA 8,300 — 8,300 123. M. Van Velsen PBA 8,066 — 8,066 124. H. Reitter AUT 7,900 — 7,900 417

27. - II SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION ON FREE STANDING EXERCISE

Points Points ATHLETE NATION compul. and vol. TOTAL divided by two final test

1. L. LATYNINA URS 9,783 9,800 19,583 2. P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9,766 9,766 19,532 3. T. LJUKHINA URS 9,683 9,766 19,449 4. E. Bosakova CSV 9,583 9,800 19,383 5. S. Muratova URS 9,616 9,733 19,349 6. S. Iovan CSV 9,599 9,633 19,232

Miranda Cicognani appeared the best Muriel Davis Grossfeld, one of the best Italian component of the Italian team. members of the United States' team. The Japanese gymnasts created particular interest for the har- mony and grace of their movements throughout all the exercises. 419 INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFICATION

A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NAME NATION Long horse Asymmetrical Beam Free standing vault bars exercise

1 L. LATYNINA URS 9,533 9,700 9,366 9,666 2 S. MURATOVA URS 9,566 9,633 9,466 9,500 3 P. ASTAKHOVA URS 9,466 9,800 9,500 9,666 4 M. Nikolaeva URS 9,500 9,333 9,400 9,433 5 S. Jovan ROM 9,466 9,600 9,200 9,466 6 K. Ikeda GIA 9,166 9,533 9,266 9,533 7 L. Ivanova URS 9,300 9,533 9,233 9,433 8 V. Caslavska CSV 9,433 9,233 9,233 9,500 9 I. Forst GER 9,133 9,433 9,300 9,500 10 E. Bosakova CSV 9,333 9,400 9,400 9,500 11 E. Leusteanu ROM 9,333 9,400 9,066 9,400 12 N. Kot POL 9,266 9,466 8,900 9,466 13 L. Svedova CSV 9,333 9,400 9,200 9,400 14 A. Tacova CSV 9,466 9,166 9,166 9,400 15 K. Ono GIA 9,400 9,400 9,066 9,333 16 E. Lita ROM 9,300 9,366 9,000 9,400 17 D. Stachow POL 9,133 9,100 8,966 9,466 18 R. Grigorova BUL 9,000 9,466 9,200 9,200 19 J. Füle UNG 9,033 9,466 9,200 9,166 20 M. Cicognani ITA 8,433 9,433 9,000 9,300 21 A. Jonescu ROM 9,033 9,166 9,133 9,266 22 A. Ducza UNG 9,266 9,200 8,166 9,333 22 K. Tsukada GIA 9,100 9,300 8,833 9,300 24 B. Eustachiewicz POL 9,033 9,233 9,000 9,200 24 T. Shirasu GIA 9,066 9,300 9,266 9,000 26 M. Matouskova CSV 9,100 9,266 9,000 9,133 27 U. Poeceanu ROM 9,066 9,166 8,933 9,200 28 G. E. Sontegrath SUA 9,166 9,066 9,000 9,333 29 E. Rydell SVE 9,200 9,066 8,966 9,066 29 R. Sonntag GER 8,933 9,166 9,133 9,300 31 U. Starke GER 7,800 9,400 9,066 9,133 32 E. Madry POL 9,133 8,966 9,000 9,266 33 H. Ruzikova CSV 9,166 8,966 9,100 9,300 34 R. Cicognani ITA 8,766 9,366 9,066 9,133 34 K. Forstner UNG 9,066 9,000 9,000 8,966 34 G. Schiener GER 8,866 9,300 9,100 9,266 37 G. Niedurn POL 9,166 9,366 9,000 9,466 38 K. Muller UNG 9,200 8,966 9,300 9,066 39 D. G. Fuchs SUA 9,066 9,400 9,066 8,866 40 O. Tass UNG 9,133 9,333 9,033 9,233

420 IN WOMEN'S COMPETITIONS

B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES TOTAL TOTAL GENERAL TOTAL A B A + B Long Horse Asymmetrical Beam Free standing

38,265 9,433 9,733 9,700 9,900 38,766 77,031 38,165 9,466 9,666 9,666 9,733 38,531 76,696 38,432 9,300 9,833 8,733 9,866 37,732 76,164 37,666 9,600 9,466 9,566 9,533 38,165 75,831 37,732 9,266 9,666 9,400 9,733 38,065 75,797 37,498 9,266 9,733 9,666 9,533 38,198 75,696 37,499 9,266 9,500 9,466 9,700 37,932 75,431 37,399 9,266 9,500 9,533 9,600 37,899 75,298 37,366 9,366 9,533 9,400 9,600 37,899 75,265 37,633 8,666 9,466 9,766 9,666 37,564 75,197 37,199 9,100 9,566 9,300 9,700 37,666 74,865 37,098 9,200 9,533 9,433 9,600 37,766 74,864 37,333 9,166 9,233 9,433 9,400 37,232 74,565 37,198 9,300 9,300 9,266 9,500 37,366 74,564 37,199 9,033 9,566 9,300 9,300 37,199 74,398 37,066 9,033 9,366 9,233 9,566 37,198 74,264 36,665 8,966 9,433 9,266 9,600 37,265 73,930 36,866 8,800 9,400 9,466 9,366 37,032 73,898 36,865 9,200 9,000 9,200 9,566 36,966 73,831 36,166 9,033 9,566 9,366 9,466 37,431 73,597 36,598 8,966 9,300 9,200 9,500 36,966 73,564 35,965 9,000 9,400 9,233 9,800 37,433 73,398 36,533 8,666 9,600 9,366 9,233 36,865 73,398 36,466 8,966 9,233 9,233 9,400 36,832 73,298 36,632 8,966 9,300 9,200 9,200 36,666 73,298 36,499 8,933 9,400 9,200 9,233 36,766 73,265 36,365 9,000 9,366 9,233 9,233 36,832 73,197 36,565 8,966 8,900 9,333 9,333 36,532 73,097 36,298 9,233 9,000 9,033 9,400 36,666 72,964 36,532 8,400 9,466 9,200 9,366 36,432 72,964 35,399 9,466 9,033 9,400 9,500 37,399 72,798 36,365 8,566 9,233 9,300 9,300 36,399 72,764 36,532 8,700 9,000 9,200 9,300 36,200 72,732 36,331 9,100 9,533 8,233 9,500 36,366 72,697 36,032 8,966 9,266 9,000 9,433 36,665 72,697 36,532 8,566 9,133 9,233 9,233 36,165 72,697 36,998 8,700 9,600 7,983 9,366 35,649 72,647 36,532 8,666 9,033 9,066 9,233 35,998 72,530 36,398 8,900 9,600 8,400 9,200 36,100 72,498 36,732 8,733 9,300 7,966 9,666 35,665 72,397

421 A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NAME NATION Long horse Asymmetrical Free standing Beam vault bars exercise

41 T. Kocis JUG 8,766 9,300 8,833 8,966 42 J. N. Doljeva BUL 9,200 9,300 8,633 9,000 43 G. Abukawa GIA 9,433 9,233 9,000 9,200 44 S. L. Richardson SUA 9,200 8,600 8,366 9,033 45 S. P. Tarpova BUL 8,200 9,366 8,900 9,033 46 M. Bilic JUG 8,966 9,333 8,933 9,100 46 M. Bencsik UNG 8,933 8,966 9,066 9,133 48 R. Schneider GER 8,766 9,166 9,133 9,133 49 T. Ranghelova BUL 9,033 8,800 9,066 9,166 50 M. Mileva BUL 9,000 9,000 8,966 8,966 51 B. J. Maycock SUA 8,633 9,066 8,600 8,833 52 P. Dziuba POL 8,933 8,866 9,066 9,400 53 D. Coulon FRA 9,100 9,033 9,000 9,133 54 S. Pavlova BUL 8,733 8,633 8,933 8,933 55 W. Soprani ITA 8,700 9,100 9,066 9,000 56 K. Sogabe GIA 8,966 9,333 8,900 9,400 57 J. Dieudonne FRA 8,766 9,000 9,133 9,266 58 T. M. Montefusco SUA 8,633 8,566 8,533 8,866 59 K. Boldemann GER 9,200 9,300 9,000 9,066 60 E. W. Lagorara ITA 8,233 9,366 8,700 9,133 61 G. Lindahl SVE 9,166 9,000 8,933 8,733 62 L. Adler SVE 9,000 8,766 8,666 8,866 63 P. T. Nieminen FIN 8,133 9,233 8,266 9,166 64 M. Elfvin SVE 9,033 9,000 8,866 8,700 65 A. M. Demortière FRA 8,633 8,933 9,166 8,933 66 S. Egman SVE 9,000 8,433 8,900 8,766 67 E. Niculescu ROM 9,166 9,033 6,800 9,066 68 U. Lindstròm SVE 7,266 8,800 9,033 9,266 69 P. Le Raer FRA 8,900 8,800 8,600 8,900 70 M. D. Grossfeld SUA 8,400 9,233 8,900 9,466 71 G. Santarelli ITA 8,066 9,300 8,966 9,100 72 F. Costa ITA 8,333 8,900 8,700 9,033 73 M. Rossi FRA 8,733 8,800 8,700 8,933 74 T. Sappinen FIN 7,666 8,833 7,800 8,833 75 D. L. Ipeburg PBA 8,333 8,933 8,133 8,200 76 E. Russel Carter CAN 8,300 8,533 8,833 8,500 77 R. Salonen FIN 8,500 8,400 7,566 8,933 78 N. Pogacnik JUG 8,800 8,933 8,233 8,200 79 L. Majolee PBA 8,266 8,700 8,100 8,000 80 M. A. Kuiters SAF 8,333 8,633 8,100 8,766 81 R. Ben Jeuda ISR 7,566 8,733 7,600 8,800 82 E. M. Lehtonen FIN 8,200 8,666 8,033 8,533

422 B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES TOTAL TOTAL GENERAL TOTAL A B A + B Long horse Asymmetrical Beam Free standing

35,865 8,766 9,266 9,233 9,233 36,498 72,363 36,133 8,700 9,200 9,033 9,266 36,199 72,332 36,866 8,800 9,233 8,166 9,266 35,465 72,331 35,199 9,333 9,066 9,233 9,300 36,932 72,131 35,499 9,066 9,300 8,966 9,233 36,565 72,064 36,332 9,166 8,400 9,066 9,066 35,698 72,030 36,098 8,933 8,933 8,766 9,300 35,932 72,030 36,198 9,166 9,333 8,266 9,066 35,831 72,029 36,065 9,333 9,366 7,966 9,266 35,931 71,996 35,932 9,100 8,900 8,966 9,066 36,032 71,964 35,132 9,200 9,066 9,166 9,366 36,798 71,930 36,265 9,000 9,033 8,200 9,400 35,633 71,898 36,266 8,766 9,266 8,033 9,433 35,498 71,764 35,232 8,833 9,133 9,133 9,366 36,465 71,697 35,866 8,766 8,866 8,933 9,233 35,798 71,664 36,599 6,666 9,500 9,533 9,300 34,999 71,598 36,165 8,266 8,800 8,833 9,500 35,399 71,564 34,598 8,933 9,266 9,166 9,400 36,765 71,363 36,566 8,733 8,866 7,933 9,200 34,732 71,298 35,432 9,166 9,366 7,900 9,400 35,832 71,264 35,832 8,933 8,366 8,850 9,266 35,415 71,247 35,298 9,466 8,333 8,900 9,200 35,899 71,197 34,798 8,966 9,333 9,000 9,033 36,332 71,130 35,599 9,033 8,133 9,000 9,000 35,166 70,765 35,665 8,266 8,600 8,900 9,333 35,099 70,764 35,099 9,133 8,666 8,700 9,133 35,632 70,731 34,065 9,066 9,000 9,066 9,366 36,498 70,563 34,365 9,366 8,200 9,200 9,266 36,032 70,397 35,200 8,600 8,766 8,600 9,066 35,032 70,232 35,999 8,800 7,733 8,200 9,400 34,133 70,132 35,432 8,366 8,766 8,066 9,300 34,498 69,930 34,966 8,933 8,133 8,600 9,166 34,832 69,798 35,166 8,300 8,366 8,466 9,200 34,332 69,498 33,132 8,800 9,166 8,900 9,166 36,032 69,164 33,599 8,600 9,300 8,766 8,833 35,499 69,098 34,166 8,700 8,933 8,200 8,933 34,766 68,932 33,399 8,700 8,766 8,800 9,033 35,299 68,698 34,166 8,600 9,100 7,500 9,066 34,266 68,432 33,066 8,633 9,100 8,866 8,766 35,365 68,431 33,832 8,233 8,733 8,533 9,066 34,565 68,397 32,699 8,433 9,166 8,666 9,200 35,465 68,164 33,432 8,500 8,166 9,066 8,700 34,432 67,864

423 A - COMPULSORY EXERCISES

NAME NATION Long horse Asymmetrical Free standing Beam vault bars exercise

83 W. Benesch AUT 8,100 8,500 8,200 8,200 84 R. Hugon FRA 8,666 8,700 7,833 8,800 85 P. Fritz PBA 8,000 8,366 8,033 8,166 86 M. Kara ISR 7,700 8,766 7,800 8,700 86 N. Wambach PBA 8,000 8,466 7,900 7,966 88 M. J. Yoo COR 8,000 8,466 7,333 9,033 89 T. Ljukhina URS 9,266 9,566 9,533 9,566 90 R. M. Hamalaimen FIN 7,966 8,000 8,000 8,633 91 H. Parzer AUT 8,400 8,166 8,333 8,466 92 K. E. Autio FIN 7,600 8,400 7,400 8,500 93 R. Abeles ISR 8,133 8,766 6,900 8,700 94 E. Hirnschall AUT 8,200 8,366 8,666 8,933 95 M. A. Meyburg PBA 8,466 5,966 8,100 8,066 96 V. Grymonprez BEL 7,766 8,566 8,033 8,533 97 G. Bays BEL 8,433 8,533 7,933 8,400 98 L. Becker LUX 8,066 7,633 7,533 8,100 99 R. Vandevelde BEL 7,966 8,400 7,733 8,000 100 J. Breadsell Kaye AUS 7,933 8,900 7,800 8,500 101 E. Bogovic AUT 7,400 7,866 7,600 7,466 102 A. Cermak AUT 7,966 7,800 7,933 7,500 103 G. Lingrad GRB 8,366 6,500 7,366 7,933 104 R. Muller SPA 6,866 7,833 6,433 8,200 105 R. Belaguer SPA 7,700 6,200 7,400 7,633 106 Y. Stoffel Vagner LUX 7,966 6,866 6,533 8,066 107 P. Perks GRB 8,133 7,166 7,433 6,766 108 M. Neale GRB 7,833 6,900 7,433 7,633 109 D. V. Sammer POR 8,233 5,133 6,400 7,700 110 M. Carter GRB 7,766 6,833 7,166 7,500 111 V. L. Roberts AUS 8,000 5,200 7,066 8,533 112 M. Artamendi SPA 8,066 5,700 7,400 6,266 113 C. Gonzales SPA 7,933 7,033 7,333 6,433 114 L. Fernandez SPA 7,300 6,433 7,766 6,266 115 E. Artamendi SPA 7,933 8,100 7,600 8,300 116 E. F. R. Fonseca POR 8,100 3,600 6,933 7,366 117 G. Pollard GRB 7,700 5,466 7,366 6,466 118 D. Summers GRB 7,566 6,133 7,500 7,700 119 M. E. Cunha POR 7,666 2,666 6,966 7,933 120 L. Parker CAN 6,500 7,033 6,733 5,100 121 G. Y. Williams CUB — 6,200 4,000 4,933 122 M. T. Van Velsen PBA 8,633 9,033 7,666 8,066 123 M. J. Uria CUB — 6,066 3,833 4,733 124 H. Reitter AUT 7,000 8,100 7,800 7,900

424 B - VOLUNTARY EXERCISES TOTAL TOTAL GENERAL TOTAL A B A + B Long horse Asymmetrical Beam Free standing

33,000 8,266 9,000 8,666 8,566 34,498 67,498 33,999 8,133 8,700 7,633 8,933 33,399 67,398 32,565 8,066 9,000 9,000 8,766 34,832 67,397 32,966 7,600 9,033 8,700 8,866 34,199 67,165 32,332 8,100 9,033 8,900 8,800 34,833 67,165 32,832 8,666 8,800 7,833 9,000 34,299 67,131 37,931 9,233 9,700 — 9,800 28,733 66,664 32,599 8,366 8,966 7,866 8,833 34,031 66,630 33,365 8,866 8,800 7,066 8,433 33,165 63,530 31,900 8,333 8,500 8,800 8,966 34,599 66,499 32,499 7,766 9,233 7,700 9,066 33,765 66,264 34,165 6,000 8,166 8,800 8,800 31,766 65,931 30,598 8,666 8,900 8,933 8,700 35,199 65,797 32,898 8,200 8,233 7,666 8,566 32,665 65,563 33,299 8,033 7,200 8,300 7,766 31,299 64,598 31,332 8,500 7,866 8,400 8,100 32,866 64,198 32,099 7,800 8,066 8,033 8,100 31,999 64,098 33,133 6,366 8,333 7,366 8,633 30,698 63,831 30,332 7,366 8,600 8,433 7,933 32,332 62,664 31,199 8,100 8,566 6,583 8,033 31,282 62,481 30,165 8,033 6,666 7,833 8,333 30,865 61,030 29,332 7,900 7,800 7,533 7,966 31,199 60,531 28,933 8,033 7,666 7,866 7,966 31,531 60,464 29,431 7,600 7,366 8,000 7,700 30,666 60,097 29,498 7,700 7,200 7,400 8,133 30,433 59,931 29,799 6,666 7,400 7,633 7,900 29,599 59,398 27,466 7,933 7,800 8,166 7,800 31,699 59,165 29,265 8,100 6,666 7,266 7,166 29,198 58,463 28,799 5,800 7,000 8,233 8,466 29,499 58,298 27,432 8,066 6,833 7,266 8,200 30,365 57,797 28,732 7,333 7,333 6,200 7,833 28,699 57,431 27,765 7,400 6,200 6,333 7,933 27,866 55,631 31,933 8,066 7,766 7,766 — 23,598 55,531 25,999 7,766 7,133 6,833 7,700 29,432 55,431 26,998 6,800 5,566 7,500 7,766 27,632 54,630 28,899 7,066 2,500 7,100 8,800 25,466 54,365 25,231 6,200 6,433 7,466 7,833 27,932 53,163 25,366 8,033 3,500 6,066 8,033 25,632 50,998 15,133 7,866 7,166 7,333 4,600 26,965 42,098 33,398 — 8,000 — — 8,000 41,398 14,632 5,933 7,133 5,966 5,666 24,698 39,330 30,800 ______— — 30,800

425 TEAM COMPETITION ——————————————————

8 Exercises Combined

Previous Olympic Winners

1928 - HOLLAND 1952 - U. S. S. R. 1936 - GERMANY 1956 - U. S. S. R. 1948 - CZECHOSLOVAKIA

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124 gymnasts entered from 27 Nations: 17 national teams of 6 gymnasts each and 22 gymnasts from 10 Nations. 124 gymnasts participated from 27 Nations: 17 national teams of 6 gymnasts each and 22 gymnasts from 10 Nations.

The Russian gymnasts after the victory also obtained in the team competition. Long horse vault: a perfect execution of the exercise performed by the Ruma- nian gymnast, S. Iovan.

427 TEAM CLASSIFICATION IN

LONG HORSE VAULT ASYMMETRICAL BARS TEAM Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific.

1. U. S. S. R. S. Muratova 9,566 9,466 19,032 2 9,633 9,666 12,299 3 L. Latynina 9,533 9,433 18,966 3 9,700 9,733 19,433 2 P. Astakhova 9,466 9,300 18,766 4 9,800 9,833 19,633 1 T. Lyukhina 9,266 9,233 18,499 10 9,566 9,700 19,266 4 L. Ivanova 9,300 9,266 18,566 8 9,533 9,500 19,033 7 9,500 9,600 19,100 1 9,333 9,466 M. Nikolaeva ————————————————————————————18,799 20 TOTAL (5) 47,365 47,065 94,430 1 48,232 48,432 96,664 1 2. CZECHOSLOVAKIA E. Bosakova 9,333 8,666 17,999 36 9,400 9,466 18,866 17 V. Caslavska 9,433 9,266 18,699 7 9,233 9,500 18,733 21 M. Matouskova 9,100 8,933 18,033 33 9,266 9,400 18,666 24 H. Ruzickova 9,166 8,700 17,866 44 8,966 9,000 17,966 58 L. Svedova 9,333 9,166 18,499 10 9,400 9,233 18,633 26 A. Tacova 9,466 9,300 18,766 4 9,166 9,300 18,466 37 ———————————————————————————— TOTAL (5) 46,731 45,365 92,096 2 46,465 46,899 93,364 4 8. RUMANIA E. Leusteanu 9,333 9,100 18,433 15 9,400 9,566 18,966 11 S. Iovan 9,466 9,266 18,732 6 9,600 9,666 19,266 4 A. Ionescu 9,033 9,966 17,999 36 9,166 9,300 18,466 37 U. Poreceanu 9,066 9,000 18,066 31 9,166 9,366 18,532 34 E. Lita 9,300 9,033 18,333 20 9,366 9,366 18,732 22 E. Niculescu 9,166 9,066 18,232 24 9,033 9,000 18,033 53 ———————————————————————————— TOTAL (5) 46,331 45,465 91,796 3 46,698 47,264 93,962 3 4. JAPAN K. Ikeda 9,166 9,266 18,432 18 9,533 9,733 19,266 4 K. Ono 9,400 9,033 18,433 15 9,400 9,566 18,966 11 K. Sogabe 8,966 6,666 15,632 107 9,333 9,500 18,833 19 K. Tsukada 9,100 8,666 17,766 53 9,300 9,600 18,900 15 G. Abukawa 9,433 8,800 18,233 22 9,233 9,233 18,466 37 T. Shirasu 9,066 8,966 18,032 34 9,300 9,300 18,600 29 ———————————————————————————— TOTAL (5) 46,165 44,731 90,896 5 46,866 47,699 94,565 2 5. POLAND N. Kot 9,266 9,200 18,466 13 9,466 9,533 18,999 9 D. Stachow 9,133 8,966 18,099 29 9,100 9,433 18,533 33 G. Niedurn 9,166 8,700 17,866 44 9,366 9,600 18,966 11 B. Eustachiewicz 9,033 8,966 17,999 36 9,233 9,233 18,466 37 E. Madri 9,133 8,566 17,699 54 8,966 9,233 18,199 47 B. Dziuba 8,933 9,000 17,933 40 8,866 9,033 17,899 62 ———————————————————————————— TOTAL (5) 45,731 44,832 90,563 6 46,131 47,032 93,163 5

428 WOMEN'S COMPETITION

BEAM FREE STANDING EXERCISES 8 EXERCISES COMBINED

Compulsory Voluntary Points Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Clas- sific. sific. sific.

9,466 9,666 19,132 2 9,500 9,733 19,233 4 38,165 38,531 76,696 2 9,366 9,700 19,066 3 9,666 9,900 19,566 1 38,265 38,766 77,031 1 9,500 8,733 18,233 28 9,666 9,866 19,532 2 38,432 37,732 76,164 3 9,533 — 9,533 122 9,566 9,800 19,366 3 37,931 28,733 66,664 89 9,233 9,466 18,699 8 9,433 9,700 19,133 7 37,499 37,932 75,431 7 9,400 9,566 18,966 4 9,433 9,533 18,966 15 37,666 38,165 75,831 4 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 17,265 47,131 94,396 1 47,831 48,999 96,830 1 190,693 191,627 382,320 1

9,400 9,766 19,166 1 9,500 9,666 19,166 6 37,633 37,564 75,197 10 9,233 9,533 18,766 6 9,500 9,600 19,100 9 37,399 37,899 75,298 8 9,000 9,200 18,200 33 9,133 9,233 18,366 50 36,499 36,766 73,265 26 9,100 9,200 18,300 26 9,300 9,300 18,600 33 36,532 36,200 72,732 33 9,200 9,433 18,633 10 9,400 9,400 18,800 21 37,333 37,232 74,565 13 9,166 9,266 18,432 15 9,400 9,500 18,900 17 37,198 37,366 74,564 14 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 46,099 47,198 93,297 2 47,100 47,466 94,566 3 186,395 186,928 373,323 2

9,066 9,300 18,366 17 9,400 9,700 19,100 9 37,199 37,666 74,865 11 9,200 9,400 18,600 11 9,466 9,733 19,199 5 37,732 38,065 75,797 5 9,133 9,200 18,333 21 9,266 9,500 18,766 23 36,598 36,966 73,564 21 8,933 9,233 18,166 35 9,200 9,233 18,433 44 36,365 36,832 73,197 27 9,000 9,233 18,233 28 9,400 9,566 18,966 15 37,066 37,198 74,264 16 6,800 9,066 15,866 91 9,066 9,366 18,432 46 34,065 36,498 70,563 67 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 45,332 46,366 91,698 4 46,732 47,865 94,597 2 185,093 186,960 372,053 3

9,266 9,666 18,932 5 9,533 9,533 19,066 12 37,498 38,198 75,696 6 9,066 9,300 18,366 17 9,333 9,300 18,633 30 37,199 37,199 75,398 15 8,900 9,533 18,433 14 9,400 9,300 18,700 27 36,599 34,999 71,598 56 8,833 9,366 18,199 34 9,300 9,233 18,533 38 36,533 36,865 73,398 22 9,000 8,166 17,166 64 9,200 9,266 18,466 42 36,866 35,465 72,331 43 9,266 9,200 18,466 12 9,000 9,200 18,200 60 36,632 36,666 73,298 24 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 45,498 47,065 92,563 3 46,766 46,632 93,398 6 185,295 186,127 371,422 4

8,900 9,433 18,333 21 9,466 9,600 19,066 12 37,098 37,766 74,864 12 8,966 9,266 18,232 32 9,466 9,600 19,066 12 36,665 37,265 73,930 17 9,000 7,983 16,983 75 9,466 9,366 18,832 20 36,998 35,649 72,647 37 9,000 9,233 18,233 28 9,200 9,400 18,600 33 36,466 36,832 73,298 24 9,000 9,300 18,300 26 9,266 9,300 18,566 35 36,365 36,399 72,764 32 9,066 8,200 17,266 61 9,400 9,400 18,800 21 36,265 35,633 71,898 52 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 45,032 45,432 90,464 8 47,064 47,366 94,430 4 183,958 184,662 368,620 5

429 LONG HORSE VAULT ASYMMETRICAL BARS TEAM Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific.

6. GERMANY K. Boldmann 9,200 8,733 17,933 40 9,300 8,866 18,166 48 U. Starke 7,800 9,466 17,266 65 9,400 9,033 18,433 42 G. Schiener 8,866 8,566 17,432 61 9,300 9,133 18,433 42 M. Schneider 8,766 9,166 17,932 42 9,166 9,333 18,499 36 R. Sonntag 8,933 8,400 17,333 64 9,166 9,466 18,632 28 I. Fost 9,133 9,366 18,499 10 9,433 9,533 18,966 11 TOTAL (5) 44,898 45,297 90,195 8 46,599 46,498 93,097 6

7. HUNGARY O. Tass 9,133 8,733 17,866 44 9,333 9,300 18,633 27 A. Ducza 9,266 9,000 18,266 21 9,200 9,400 18,600 29 J. Fule 9,033 9,200 18,233 22 9,466 9,000 18,466 37 K. Forstner 9,066 8,966 18,032 34 9,000 9,266 18,266 45 K. Muller 9,200 8,666 17,866 44 8,966 9,033 17,999 55 M. Bencsik 8,933 8,933 17,866 44 8,966 8,933 17,899 62 TOTAL (5) 45,698 44,832 90,530 7 45,965 45,999 91,964 9

8. BULGARIA R. Grigorova 9,000 8,800 17,800 52 9,466 9,400 18,866 17 E. Marinova 9,000 9,100 18,100 28 9,000 8,900 17,900 61 S. Tarpova 8,200 9,066 17,266 65 9,366 9,300 18,666 24 T. Ranghelova 9,033 9,333 18,366 19 8,800 9,366 18,166 48 S. Pavlova 8,733 8,833 17,566 55 8,633 9,133 17,766 69 I. Doljeva 9,200 8,700 17,900 43 9,300 9,200 18,500 35 TOTAL (5) 44,966 45,132 90,098 9 45,932 46,399 92,331 8

9. UNITED STATES D. Fuchs 9,066 8,900 17,966 39 9,400 9,600 19,000 8 M. Grossfeld 8,400 8,800 17,200 69 9,233 7,733 16,966 91 B. Maycock 8,633 9,200 17,833 51 9,066 9,066 18,132 50 T. Montefusco 8,633 8,933 17,566 55 8,566 9,266 17,832 65 S. Richardson 9,200 9,333 18,533 9 8,600 9,066 17,666 71 G. Sontegrath 9,166 8,966 18,132 26 9,066 8,900 17,966 58 TOTAL (5) 44,698 45,332 90,030 10 45,365 45,898 91,263 10

10. ITALY M. Cicognani 8,433 9,033 17,466 59 9,433 9,566 18,999 9 R. Cicognani 8,766 9,100 17,866 44 9,366 9,533 18,899 16 F. Costa 8,333 8,933 17,266 65 8,900 8,133 17,033 88 W. Soprani 8,700 8,766 17,466 59 9,100 8,866 17,966 58 E. Lagorara 8,233 9,166 17,399 63 9,366 9,366 18,732 22 G. Santarelli 8,066 8,366 16,432 87 9,300 8,766 18,066 51 TOTAL (5) 42,465 44,998 87,463 11 46,565 46,097 92,662 7

430 BEAM FREE STANDING EXERCISES 8 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific. sific.

9,000 7,933 16,933 77 9,066 9,200 18,266 54 36,566 34,732 71,298 59 9,066 9,400 18,466 12 9,133 9,500 18,633 30 35,399 37,399 72,798 31 9,100 9,233 18,333 21 9,266 9,233 18,499 41 36,532 36,165 72,697 34 9,133 8,266 17,399 57 9,133 9,066 18,199 61 36,198 35,831 72,029 48 9,133 9,200 18,333 21 9,300 9,366 18,666 28 36,532 36,432 72,964 29 9,300 9,400 18,700 7 9,500 9,600 19,100 9 37,366 37,899 75,265 9 45,732 45,499 91,231 5 46,332 46,899 93,231 7 183,561 184,193 367,754 6

9,033 7,966 16,999 74 9,233 9,666 18,899 18 36,732 35,665 72,397 40 8,166 9,233 17,399 57 9,333 9,800 19,133 7 35,965 37,433 73,398 22 9,000 9,200 18,400 16 9,166 9,566 18,732 26 36,865 36,966 73,831 19 9,000 9,000 18,000 39 8,966 9,433 18,399 49 36,032 36,665 72,697 34 9,300 9,066 18,366 17 9,066 9,233 18,299 32 36,532 35,998 72,530 38 9,066 8,766 17,832 47 9,133 9,300 18,433 44 36,098 35,932 72,030 46 45,599 45,265 90,864 6 45,931 47,765 93,696 5 183,193 183,861 367,054 7

9,200 9,466 18,666 9 9,200 9,366 18,566 35 36,866 37,032 73,898 18 8,966 8,966 17,932 44 8,966 9,066 18,032 71 35,932 36,032 71,964 50 8,900 8,966 17,866 45 9,033 9,233 18,266 54 35,499 36,565 72,064 45 9,066 7,966 17,032 72 9,166 9,266 18,432 46 36,065 35,931 71,996 49 8,933 9,133 18,066 36 9,933 9,366 18,299 52 35,232 36,465 71,697 54 8,633 9,033 17,666 51 9,000 9,266 18,266 54 36,133 36,199 72,332 42 45,065 45,564 90,629 7 45,365 46,497 91,862 10 181,328 183,592 364,920 8

9,066 8,400 17,466 55 8,866 9,200 18,066 68 36,398 36,100 72,498 39 8,900 8,200 17,100 66 9,466 9,400 18,866 19 35,999 34,133 70,132 70 8,600 9,166 17,766 49 8,833 9,366 18,199 61 35,132 36,798 71,930 51 8,533 9,166 17,699 50 8,866 9,400 18,266 54 34,598 36,765 71,363 58 8,366 9,233 17,599 53 9,033 9,300 18,333 51 35,199 36,932 72,131 44 9,000 9,333 18,333 21 9,333 9,333 18,666 28 36,565 36,532 73,097 28 44,099 45,298 89,397 10 45,564 46,799 92,363 9 179,726 183,327 363,053 9

9,000 9,366 18,366 17 9,300 9,466 18,766 23 36,166 37,431 73,597 20 9,066 8,233 17,299 60 9,133 9,500 18,633 30 36,331 36,366 72,697 34 8,700 8,600 17,300 59 9,033 9,166 18,199 61 34,966 34,832 69,798 72 9,066 8,933 17,999 40 9,000 9,233 18,233 59 35,866 35,798 71,664 55 8,700 7,900 16,600 83 9,133 9,400 18,533 38 35,432 35,832 71,264 60 8,966 8,066 17,032 72 9,100 9,300 18,400 48 35,432 34,498 69,930 71 44,798 43,198 87,996 11 45,699 46,899 92,598 8 179,527 181,192 360,719 10

431 LONG HORSE VAULT ASYMMETRICAL BARS TEAM Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific.

11. SWEDEN R. Adler 9,000 9,446 18,466 13 8,766 8,333 17,099 86 S. Egman 9,000 9,133 18,133 25 8,433 8,666 17,099 86 M. Elfvin 9,033 9,033 18,066 31 9,000 8,133 17,133 85 G. Lindhal 9,166 8,933 18,099 29 9,000 8,366 17,366 78 U. Lindstrom 7,266 9,366 16,632 82 8,800 8,200 17,000 90 E. Rydell 9,200 9,233 18,433 15 9,066 9,000 18,066 51 TOTAL (5) 45,399 46,231 91,630 4 44,632 42,565 87,197 14

12. FRANCE D. Coulon 9,100 8,766 17,866 44 9,033 9,266 18,299 44 A. M. Demortière 8,633 8,266 16,899 77 8,933 8,600 17,533 73 J. Dieudonne 8,766 8,266 17,032 74 9,000 8,800 17,800 66 R. Hugon 8,666 8,133 16,799 79 8,700 8,700 17,400 77 P. Le Raer 8,900 8,600 17,500 58 8,800 8,766 17,566 72 M. Rossi 8,733 8,300 17,033 73 8,800 8,366 17,166 83 TOTAL (5) 44,165 42,198 86,353 12 44,566 44,132 88,698 12

13. FINLAND T. Nieminen 8,133 8,966 17,099 74 9,233 9,333 18,566 31 I. Sappinen 7,666 8,800 16,466 85 8,833 9,166 17,999 55 M. Lehtonen 8,200 8,500 16,700 80 8,666 8,166 16,832 95 E. Autio 7,600 8,333 15,933 99 8,400 8,500 16,900 94 M. Hamalainen 7,966 8,366 16,332 90 8,000 8,966 16,966 91 T. Salonen 8,500 8,700 17,200 69 8,400 8,766 17,166 83 TOTAL (5) 40,465 43,332 83,797 17 43,532 44,731 88,263 13

14. HOLLAND L. Ippenburg-Drommel 8,333 8,600 16,933 76 8,933 9,300 18,233 46 M. Van Velsen 8,633 — 8,633 121 9,033 8,000 17,033 88 P. Fritz 8,000 8,066 16,066 94 8,366 9,000 17,366 78 M. Mejburg 8,466 8,666 17,132 71 5,966 8,900 14,866 105 N. Wamback 8,000 8,100 16,100 93 8,466 9,033 17,499 75 L. Majolee 8,266 8,633 16,899 77 8,700 9,100 17,800 66 TOTAL (5) 41,698 42,065 83,763 14 43,498 45,333 88,831 11

15. AUSTRIA E. Bogovic 7,400 7,366 14,766 110 7,866 8,600 16,466 98 W. Benesch 8,100 8,266 16,366 89 8,500 9,000 17,500 74 A. Cermack 7,966 8,100 16,066 94 7,800 8,566 16,366 100 E. Hirnschall 8,200 6,000 14,200 118 8,366 8,166 16,532 97 H. Parzer 8,400 8,866 17,266 65 8,166 8,800 16,966 91 H. Reitter 7,000 — 7,000 123 8,100 — 8,100 124 TOTAL (5) 40,066 38,598 78,664 15 40,998 43,132 84,130 15

432 BEAM FREE STANDING EXERCISES 8 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific. sific.

8,666 8,900 17,566 54 8,866 9,200 18,066 68 35,298 35,899 71,197 62 8,900 8,700 17,600 52 8,766 9,133 17,899 77 35,099 35,632 70,731 66 8,866 9,000 17,866 45 8,700 9,000 17,700 82 35,599 35,166 70,765 64 8,933 8,850 17,783 48 8,733 9,266 17,966 73 35,832 35,415 71,247 61 9,033 9,200 18,233 28 9,266 9,266 18,532 40 34,365 36,032 70,397 68 8,966 9,033 17,999 40 9,066 9,400 18,466 42 36,298 36,666 72,964 29 44,698 44,983 89,681 9 44,697 46,265 90,962 12 179,426 180,044 359,470 11

9,000 8,033 17,033 68 9,133 9,433 18,566 35 36,266 35,498 71,764 53 9,166 8,900 18,066 36 8,933 9,333 18,266 54 35,665 35,099 70,764 65 9,133 8,833 17,966 43 9,266 9,500 18,766 23 36,165 35,399 71,564 57 7,833 7,633 15,466 96 8,800 8,933 17,733 80 33,999 33,399 67,398 84 8,600 8,600 17,200 63 8,900 9,066 17,966 75 35,200 35,032 70,232 69 8,700 8,466 17,166 64 8,933 9,200 18,133 67 35,166 34,332 69,498 73 44,599 42,832 87,431 12 45,165 45,532 91,697 11 178,495 175,694 354,189 12

8,266 9,000 17,266 61 9,166 9,033 18,199 61 34,798 36,332 71,130 63 7,800 8,900 16,700 81 8,833 9,166 17,999 73 33,132 36,032 69,164 74 8,033 9,066 17,099 67 8,533 8,700 17,233 88 33,432 34,432 67,864 82 7,400 8,800 16,200 88 8,500 8,966 17,466 84 31,900 34,599 66,499 92 8,000 7,866 15,866 91 8,633 8,833 17,466 84 32,599 34,031 66,630 90 7,566 8,800 16,366 85 8,933 9,033 17,966 75 33,399 35,299 68,698 77 30,665 44,566 84,231 14 44,098 45,031 89,129 13 167,760 177,660 345,420 13

8,133 8,766 16,899 78 8,200 8,833 17,033 91 33,599 35,499 69,098 75 7,666 — 7,666 124 8,066 — 8,066 123 33,398 8,000 41,398 122 8,033 9,000 17,033 68 8,166 8,766 16,932 93 32,565 34,832 67,397 85 8,100 8,933 17,033 68 8,066 8,700 16,766 95 30,598 35,199 65,797 95 7,900 8,900 16,800 80 7,966 8,800 16,766 95 32,332 34,383 67,165 86 8,000 8,866 16,966 76 8,000 8,766 16,766 95 33,066 35,365 68,431 79 40,266 44,465 84,731 13 40,498 43,865 84,363 14 165,960 175,728 341,688 14

7,600 8,433 16,033 89 7,466 7,933 15,399 111 30,332 32,332 62,664 101 8,200 8,666 16,866 79 8,200 8,566 16,766 95 33,000 34,498 67,498 83 7,933 6,583 14,516 112 7,500 8,033 15,533 108 31,199 31,282 62,491 102 8,666 8,800 17,466 55 8,933 8,800 17,733 80 34,165 31,766 65,931 94 8,333 7,066 15,399 97 8,466 8,433 16,899 94 33,365 33,165 66,530 91 7,800 — 7,800 123 7,900 — 7,900 124 30,800 — 30,800 124 40,932 39,548 80,480 15 40,999 41,765 82,764 15 162,995 163,043 326,038 15

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28. - II LONG HORSE VAULT ASYMMETRICAL BARS TEAM Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific.

16. SPAIN E. Artamendi 7,933 8,066 15,999 96 8,100 7,766 15,866 101 R. Muller 6,866 7,900 14,766 110 7,833 7,800 15,633 103 R. Belaguer 7,700 8,033 15,733 105 6,200 7,666 13,866 110 M. Artamendi 8,066 8,066 16,132 92 5,700 6,833 12,533 117 C. Gonzales 7,933 7,333 15,266 109 7,033 7,333 14,366 106 L. Fernandez 7,300 7,400 14,700 112 6,433 6,200 12,633 116 TOTAL (5) 38,932 39,465 78,397 16 35,599 37,398 72,997 16

17. GREAT BRITAIN M. Carter 7,766 8,100 15,866 101 6,833 6,666 13,499 111 G. Lingard 8,366 8,033 16,399 88 6,500 6,666 13,166 114 M. Neale 7,833 6,666 14,499 116 6,900 7,400 14,300 108 P. Perks 8,133 7,700 15,833 103 7,166 7,200 14,366 106 G. Pollard 7,700 6,800 14,500 115 5,466 5,566 11,032 119 D. Dummers 7,566 7,066 14,632 113 6,133 2,500 8,633 123 TOTAL (5) 39,798 37,699 77,497 17 33,532 33,498 67,030 17

434 BEAM FREE STANDING EXERCISES 8 EXERCISES COMBINED

Clas- Clas- Clas- Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points Compulsory Voluntary Points sific. sific. sific.

7,600 7,766 15,366 98 8,300 8,300 122 31,933 23,598 55,531 115 64,33 7,533 13,966 116 8,200 7,966 16,166 102 29,332 31,199 60,531 104 7,400 7,866 15,266 100 7,633 7,966 15,599 107 28,933 31,531 60,464 105 7,400 7,266 14,666 107 6,266 8,200 14,466 115 27,432 30,365 57,797 112 7,333 6,200 13,533 118 6,433 7,833 14,266 116 28,732 28,699 57,431 113 7,766 6,333 14,099 115 6,266 7,933 14,199 118 27,765 27,866 55,631 114 37,499 36,764 74,263 17 36,832 39,898 76,730 17 148,862 153,525 302,387 16

7,166 7,266 14,432 113 7,500 7,166 14,666 114 29,265 29,198 58,463 110 7,366 7,833 15,199 101 7,933 8,333 16,266 100 30,165 30,865 61,030 103 7,433 7,633 15,066 104 7,633 7,900 15,533 108 29,799 29,599 59,398 108 7,433 7,400 14,833 106 6,766 8,133 14,899 113 29,498 30,433 59,931 107 7,366 7,500 14,866 105 6,466 7,766 14,232 117 26,998 27,632 54,630 117 7,500 7,100 14,600 108 7,700 8,800 16,500 99 28,899 25,466 54,365 118 37,098 37,632 74,730 16 37,532 40,932 78,464 16 147,960 149,761 297,721 17

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Stadio dei Marmi. HOCKEY

From 26th August to 9th September 1960 at Stadio dei Marmi and Olympic Velodrome

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE HOCKEY (F. I. H.)

President: JHR. L. J. QUARLES VAN UFFORD Honorary Secretary-General: RENÉ G. FRANK

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA HOCKEY E PATTINAGGIO (F. I. H. P.)

President: LUIGI RIO Secretary: ENRICO QUARANTA

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: LUIGI RIO Technical Delegate: GIOVANNI BRINCHI GIUSTI Members: MARIO RICCOMANNI FRANCO GIZZI VITTORIO EMANUELE RICCIOTTI ERMANNO MARI

JURY OF APPEAL

President: JHR. L. J. QUARLES VAN UFFORD (PBA)

J. B. RAYMAEKERS (ARG) A. KUMAR (IND) W. C. HOOFT GRAAFLAND (PBA) G. J. YEEND (AUS) S. M. SAIT (IND) R. AHMED (PAK) W. KLEE (AUT) S. BARONI (ITA) J. WOJTYSIAK (POL) M. RAAFAT (RAU) J. DAUBRESSE (FRA) G. BRINCHI GIUSTI (ITA) J. M. SAINZ de los TER- P. REINBERG (GER) P. CARBONI (ITA) REROS (SPA) K. HIRO (GIA) M. LIBOTTE (ITA) J. W. MIDDENDORF (SUA) 439 GROUND JURY

President: R. G. FRANK, Belgium Technical Delegates: M. G. COWLISHAW, Great Britain H. HOLST, Denmark G. DE BOURGUIGNON, Belgium H. LICHTENFELD, Germany B. L. GUPTA, India G. CASTALDI, Italy L. FESTA, Italy P. PERUGINI, Italy F. VERARDI, Italy B. A. SHAIKH, Pakistan P. NEGRE, Spain S. M. MAC ILDOWIE, South Africa

REFEREES

J. MAC DOWELL (AUS) H. LICHTENFELD (GER) G. SING (IND) H. HARASTA (AUT) W. SCHINNER (GER) V. T. DURAY (MAL) H. ASSELMAN (BEL) T. MATSUNAWA (GIA) L. A. ELGERSHUIZEN (PBA) J. P. A. VAN BALLGOI- G. DE BOURGUIGNON (BEL) B. W. BURGESS (GRB) JEN DE JONG (PBA) W. F. M. WHITELAW (GRB) F. FRANCK (BEL) J. A. VAN DESELAER (PBA) MA. ASSART (BEL) B. N. GHOSH (IND) S. M. MAC ILDOWIE (SAF) E. L. GLICHITCH (FRA) H. SING (IND) W. BERNET (SVI)

Pakistan-Australia: 3-0 (0-0). A counter-attack by the Australian Pearce is beaten-off by the Pakistan goalkeeper Abdul Rashid. TIME-TABLE ——————————————————

ELIMINATION ROUNDS STADIO DEI MARMI OLYMPIC VELODROME Friday 26th August Wednesday 31st August 10.00 hrs - Pakistan-Australia 10.00 hrs - Germany-France 15.00 » - Japan-Poland 15.00 » -Switzerland-Spain 16.30 » - Great Britain-Spain 16.30 » -New Zealand-Denmark Saturday 27th August Thursday 1st September 10.00 hrs - Switzerland-Belgium 10.00 hrs - Pakistan-Japan 15.00 » - India-Denmark 15.00 » -Italy-Kenya 16.30 » - New Zealand-Holland 16.30 » - Australia-Poland Monday 29th August Friday 2nd September 10.00 hrs - Germany-Kenya 10.00 hrs - Great Britain-Switzerland 15.00 » - Italy-France 15.00 » - Spain-Belgium 16.30 » - Pakistan-Poland 16.30 » - India-New Zealand Tuesday 30th August Saturday 3rd September 10.00 hrs - Japan-Australia 10.00 hrs - Denmark-Holland 15.00 » - Great Britain-Belgium 15.00 » - Germany-Italy 16.30 » - India-Holland 16.30 » - Kenya-France

QUARTER-FINALS OLYMPIC VELODROME Monday 5th September 09.00 hrs - India-Australia 10.30 » - Kenya-Great Britain 14.30 » - Pakistan-Germany 16.00 » - Spain-New Zealand

SEMI-FINALS CLASSIFICATION FROM 5th TO 8th PLACE OLYMPIC VELODROME OLYMPIC VELODROME Wednesday 7th September Thursday 8th September 10.00 hrs - Pakistan-Spain 15.00 hrs - Germany-New Zealand 15.30 » - India-Great Britain 16.30 » - Australia-Kenya

FINALS OLYMPIC VELODROME Friday 9th September 10.00 hrs - Spain-Great Britain 15.30 » - Pakistan-India 441 An exit by the Japanese goalkeeper, Fujiwara, against the Pole, Flynik, in the match won by Poland by 2 to 1 (1-0).

A phase of the qualification match between the teams of Kenya and Germany which ended with the score of 1-nil (0-0). ELIMINATION ROUNDS

ROUND A

INDIA-DENMARK 10-0 (5-0) Saturday 27th August, 15.00 hrs — Stadio dei Marmi

India - Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Singh Charanjit, Sawant - Singh Jo- ginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. Denmark -Nielsen P., Frandsen, Jensen - Peitersen, Nielsen M., Glendrup - Kristoffersen, Nielsen E. Bruun, Guldbrandsen, Kilde. Referees - S. M. Mc. Ildowie (South Africa) and W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain). Goals - First half: Singh Prithipal (IND) at 1', Sing Prithipal (IND) at 15', Sing Prithipal (IND) at 16', Bhola (IND) at 22', Bhola (IND) at 31'. Second half: Peter John (IND) at 6', Singh Jaswant (IND) at 29', Bhola (IND) at 32'.

NEW ZEALAND-HOLLAND 1-1 (1-1) Saturday 27th August, 16.30 hrs — Stadio dei Marmi

New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Mc Kinnon, Mc Gregor, Percy, Hobson, By- grave. Holland - De Ruiter, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Van Gooswilligen, Van Dijck - Van Erven Dorens Overdijkink, De Beer, Zwier, Van Vroonhoven. Referees -F. Franck (Belgium) and A. Massart (Belgium). Goals - First half: Van Erven Dorens (PBA) at 23', Hobson (NZE) at 25'.

INDIA-HOLLAND 4-1 (1-1) Tuesday 30 th August, 16.30 hrs — Stadio dei Marmi

India - Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Singh Charanjit, Lal Mohendera - Singh Joginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. Holland - De Ruiter, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Van Gooswilligen, Van Dijck- Van Erven Dorens, Overdijkink, De Beer, Fiolet, Van Vroonhoven. Referees - G. de Bourguignon (Belgium) and H. Asselman (Belgium). Goals -First half: Van Vroonhoven (PBA) at 9', Singh Jaswant (IND) at 26'. Second half: Bhola (IND) at 28', Sing Prithipal (IND) at 31', Singh Prithipal (IND) at 34'.

NEW ZEALAND-DENMARK 4-1 (3-1) Wednesday 31st August, 16.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Barclay - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, Bygrave. Denmark -Nielsen P., Frandsen, Jensen - Peitersen, Nielsen M., Glendrup - Kristoffersen, Nielsen E. Bruun, Guldbrandsen, Christiansen. Referees - J. Mc Dowell (Australia) and E. P. Glichitch (France). Goals - First half: Hobson (NZE) at 4', Christiansens (DAN) at 16', Turner (NZE) at 24', Bygrave (NZE) at 35'. Second half: Turner (NZE) at 6'. 443 INDIA-NEW ZEALAND 3-0 (1-0) Friday 2nd September, 16.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

India - Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Singh Charanjit, Lal Mohinder - Singh, Joginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, By- grave. Referees - S. M. Mc Ildowie (South Africa) and W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain). Goals - First half: Bhola (IND) at 8'. Second half: Peter John (IND) at 22', Singh Jaswant (IND) at 35'.

HOLLAND-DENMARK 4-2 (0-1) Saturday 3rd September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Holland - De Ruiter, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Fiolet, Van Dijck - Van Erven Dorens, Overdijkink, De Beer, Zwier, Van Vroonhoven. Denmark -Nielsen P., Frandsen, Jensen - Peitersen, Nielsen M., Glendrup - Kristoffersen, Nielsen E. Bruun, Guldbrandsen, Kilde. Referees - H. Harasta (Austria) and W. Bernet (Switzerland). Goals - First half: Guldbrandsen (DAN) at 30'. Second half: Van Erven Dorens (PBA) at 2', Van Erven Dorens (PBA) at 14', Van Erven Do- rens (PBA) at 29', Kristoffersen (DAN) at 33', auto-goal Nielsen P. (DAN) at 35'.

CLASSIFICATION

INDIA 3 3 0 0 17 1 6 New Zealand 3 1 1 1 5 5 3 Holland 3 1 1 1 6 7 3 Denmark 3 0 0 3 3 18 0

NEW ZEALAND and HOLLAND, being equal in classification, played a qualification match to decide admission to the quarter-finals.

NEW ZEALAND-HOLLAND 2-1 (1-1) Sunday 4th September, 15.30 hrs —

New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, By- grave. Holland - De Ruiter, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Van Gooswilligen, Van Dijck - Van Erven Dorens Overdijkink, De Beer, Fiolet, Van Vroonhoven.

Referees - W. Schinner (Germany) and H. Lichtenfeld (Germany). Goals - First half: De Berr (PBA) at 14', Bygrave (NZE) at 31'. Second half: Bygrave (NZE) at 23'. 444 A draw in the game between Belgium and Great Britain 1-1 (0-1).

India-Holland ends with a score of 4 to 1 (1-1). ROUND B

PAKISTAN-AUSTRALIA 3-0 (0-0) Friday 26th August, 10.00 hrs -— Stadio dei Marmi

Pakistan -Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Mushtav, Atif Manzur Hussain - Rasul Ghulam, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Ahmad Bashir - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih. Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Evans, Pearce G., Craig, Pearce E., Currie. Referees -J. P. A. Van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland) and L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland). Goals - Second half: Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 13', Alam Noor (PAK) at 18', Ahmad Mushtav (PKA) at 21'.

POLAND-JAPAN 2-1 (1-0) Friday 26th August, 15.00 hrs — Stadio dei Marmi

Poland - Woydylak, Kubiak, Smigielski - Mical, Marzec, Maciaszczyk - Rozanski, Wisniewski, Flynik J., Flynik H., Flynik A. Japan -Fujiwara, Nakamura, Yuzaki - Abe, Yamazaki, Yaguchi - Kojima H., Jijima K., Kanbe, Iwa- hashi, Sado.

Referees -H. Lichtenfeld (Germany) and W. Schinner (Germany). Goals - First half: Flynik J. (POL) at 33'. Second half: Wisniewski (POL) at 21', Jijima (GIA) at 33'.

PAKISTAN-POLAND 8-0 (4-0) Monday 29th August, 16.30 hrs — Stadio dei Marmi

Pakistan - Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Mushtav, Atif Manzur Hussain - Rasul Ghulam, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Ahmad Bashir - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih.

Poland -Gorny, Kubiak, Smigielski - Mical, Marzec, Maciaszczyk - Rozanski, Wisniewski, Flynik J., Flynik H., Flynik A.

Referees - W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain) and S. M. Mc Ildowie (South Africa). Goals -First half: Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 6', Alam Noor (PAK) at 18', Ullah Moth (PAK) at 22' Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 24'. Second half: Waheed Abdul (PAK) at 10', Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 20', Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 25', Waheed Abdul (PAK) at 34'.

AUSTRALIA-JAPAN 8-1 (6-1) Tuesday 30th August, 10.00 hrs - Stadio dei Marmi

Australia -Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Evans, Craig, Pearce E., Currie. Japan - Fujiwara, Nakamura, Yuzaki - Abe, Yamazaki, Yaguchi-Kojima H., Kihara, Kanbe, Iwa- hashi, Sado.

Referees -A. Massart (Belgium) and F. Franck (Belgium). Goals - First half: Crossman (AUS) at 1', Pearce E. (AUS) at 13', Kambe (GIA) at 20', Crossman (AUS) at 25', Pearce E. (AUS) at 27', Pearce E. (AUS) at 31', Evans (AUS) at 33'. Second half: Pearce E. (AUS) at 2', Pearce E. (AUS) at 30'. 446 PAKISTAN-JAPAN 10-0 (4-0) Thursday 1st September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Pakistan - Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Bashir, Aslam Khurshid - Rasul Ghulam, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Kid Habib Ali - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih. Japan - Fujiwara, Nakamura, Yuzaki - Abe, Yamazaki, Yaguchi - Kihara, Kanbe, Kojima Y., Kojima H. Iwahashi.

Referees - H. Singh (India) and B. W. Burgess (Great Britain). Goals - First half: Waheed Abdul (PAK) at 21', Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 24', Waheed Abdul (PAK) at 30', Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 33'. Second half: Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 2', Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 10', Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 15', Hamid Abdul (PAK) at 16', Khan Anwar Ahmad (PAK) at 24', Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 25'.

AUSTRALIA-POLAND 1-1 (0-0) Thursday 1st September, 16.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Evans, Craig, Pearce E., Currie. Poland - Woydylak, Kubiak, Smigielski - Dabrowski, Marzec, Maciaszczyk - Rozanski, Wisniewski, Flynik J., Flynik H., Flynik A.

Referees -H. Asselman (Belgium) and G. de Bourguignon (Belgium). Goals - Second half: Kubiak (POL) by penalty at 13', Crossman (AUS) at 27'.

CLASSIFICATION

PAKISTAN 3 3 0 0 21 0 6 Australia 3 1 1 1 9 5 3 Poland 3 1 1 1 3 10 3 Japan 3 0 0 3 2 20 0

AUSTRALIA and POLAND, being equal in classification, played a qualification match to decide admission to the quarter-finals.

AUSTRALIA-POLAND 2-0 (0-0) Saturday 3rd September, 8.30 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Evans, Craig, Pearce E., Currie. Poland - Woydylak, Kubiak, Smigielski - Dabrowski, Marzec, Maciaszczyk - Wisniewski, Rozanski, Flvnik J., Flynik H., Flynik A. Referees - S. M. Mc Ildowie (South Africa) and W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain). Goals - Second half: Pearce E. (AUS) at 20', Currie (AUS) at 31'. 447 ROUND C

KENYA-GERMANY 1-0 (0-0) Monday 29th August, 10.00 hrs – Stadio dei Marmi

Kenya - George Saudi, Vaz, Sohal Avtar Singh - Jagnandan Singh, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silve- ster - Fernandes Edgar, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Sandhu Pritan Singh, Mendonca Aloysius. Germany - End, Nonn, Ullerich - Krause, Delmes, Eberhard Ferstl - Woeller, Keller, Budinger, Schuler Winters. Referees -B. W. Burgess (Great Britain) and H. Singh (India). Goals - Second half: Fernandes Hilary (KEN) at 10'.

FRANCE-ITALY 2-0 (1-0) Monday 29th August, 15.00 hrs – Stadio dei Marmi

France - Marang, Windal C, Dugardin - Court, Reynaud, Bignon - Vanpoulle, Poulain, Mauchien, Win- dal J. P., Bonnet. Italy - Zorco, Farci L., Libotte - Salis, Vargiu, Figliola - Anni, Lenza, Medda, Bisio, Farci G. Referees - W. Bernet (Switzerland) and H. Harasta (Austria). Goals - First half: Reynaud (FRA) at 21'. Second half: Windal J. P. (FRA) at 19'.

GERMANY-FRANCE 5-0 (2-0) Wednesday 31st August, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Germany - End, Delmes, Ullerich - Krause, Buchting, Eberhard Ferstl - Woeller, Keller, Budinger, Schuler, Winters.

France - Dobigny, Windal C., Dugardin - Desmasures, Reynaud, Bignon - Vanpoulle, Leroy, Mauchien, Windal J. P., Bia. Referees -B. N. Ghosh (India) and G. Singh (India). Goals -First half: Keller (GER) at 23', Schuler (GER) at 31'. Second half: Keller (GER) at 17', Keller (GER) at 26', Keller (GER) at 31'. 448 An action by the Italians in the Italy-Switzerland game which ended 1-1 (1-1).

Great Britain-Kenya: 2-1 (1-1). An action by Kenya outside the English goal. KENYA-ITALY 7-0 (3-0) Thursday 1st September, 15.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Kenya - Simonian, Kirpal Singh, Sohal Avtar Singh - Jagnandan Singh, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silvester - Guriaran, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Egbert, Mendonca Aloysius. Italy - Soli, Ballesio, Farci L. - Salis, Vargiu, Pianesi - Vannini, Mazzalupi, Medda, Bisio, Candotti.

Referees -W. Bernet (Switzerland) and H. Harasta (Austria). Goals - First half: Fernandes Egbert (KEN) at 14', Fernandes Hilary (KEN) at 17', Sohal Avtar Singh (KEN) at 24'. Second half: Pianesi (ITA) auto-goal at 7', Sohal Avtar Singh (KEN) at 13', Fernandes Hilary (KEN) at 29', Fernandes Hilary (KEN) at 30'.

GERMANY-ITALY 5-0 (2-0) Saturday 3rd September, 15.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Germany - End, Delmes, Ullerich - Krause, Buchting, Eberhard Ferstl - Woeller, Keller, Budinger, Schuler, Brendel. Italy - Zorco, Farci L., Libotte - Salis, Vargiu, Marchiori - Vannini, Mazzalupi, Medda, Bisio, Candotti. Referees -G. de Bourguignon (Belgium) and H. Asselman (Belgium). Goals -First half: Keller (GER) by penality at 24', Budiner (GER) at 29'. Second half: Budinger (GER) at 6', Keller (GER) at 8', Keller (GER) at 10'.

KENYA-FRANCE 0-0 (0-0) Saturday 3rd September, 16.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Kenya -George Saudi, Vaz, Sohal Avtar Singh - Aggarwal Krishan, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silvester - Fernandes Edgar, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Egbert, Mendonca Aloysius. France - Dobigny, Windal C., Dugardin - Desmasures, Reynaud, Bignon - Vanpoulle, Bonnet, Mauchien, Windal J. P., Leroy.

Referees -H. Singh (India) and B. W. Burgess (Great Britain).

CLASSIFICATION

KENYA 3 2 1 0 8 0 5 Germany 3 2 0 1 10 1 4 France 3 1 1 1 2 5 3 Italy 3 0 0 3 0 14 0 450 ROUND D

SPAIN-GREAT BRITAIN 0-0 (0-0) Friday 26th August, 16.30 hrs - Stadio dei Marmi

Spain -Del Coso, Colomer, Caballer - Dualde E., Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Usoz, Roig, Murua, Dualde J. S. Great Britain - Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Davis, Croft - Hindle, Scott, Taylor, Austen, Miller.

Referees -G. Singh (India) and B. N. Ghosh (India).

BELGIUM-SWITZERLAND 4-2 (1-1) Saturday 27th August, 10.00 hrs - Stadio dei Marmi

Belgium - Carbonnelle E., Dubois, Vanderstappen - Carbonnelle A., Goossens, Remy - Huyghens, Muschs M. Rens, Muschs A., Roersch. Switzerland -Arber, Piaget, Mathys - Giubbini, Wirz W., Widmer - Schmid, Wirz H., Zanetti, Recordon, Von Arx. Referees -J. Mac Dowell (Australia) and E. P. Glichitch (France). Goals -First half: Remy (BEL) at 24', Von Arx (SVI) at 30'. Second half: Muschs M. (BEL) at 10', Dubois (BEL) at 20', Dubois (BEL) at 30', Zanetti (SVI) at 24'.

BELGIUM-GREAT BRITAIN 1-1 (0-1) Tuesday 30th August, 15.00 hrs - Stadio dei Marmi

Belgium - Delbecque, Dubois, Vanderstappen - Debbaudt, Goossens, Remy - Huyghens, Muschs A., Rens, Muschs M., Roersch. Great Britain - Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Davis, Croft - Hindle, Scott, Taylor, Austen, Miller. Referees -L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and J. P. A. Van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland). Goals - First half: Hindle (GRB) at 12'. Second half: Debbaudt (BEL) at 34'.

SPAIN-SWITZERLAND 5-1 (4-1) Wednesday 31st August, 15.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Spain - Del Coso, Caballer, Colomer - Calzado, Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Usoz, Murua, Dualde E., Dualde J. S. Switzerland - Arber, Piaget, Mathys - Giubbini, Wirz W., Widmer - Von Arx, Recordon, Zanetti, Wirz H., Schmid.

Referees -H. Lichtenfeld (Germany) and W. Schinner (Germany). Goals - First half: Murua (SPA) at 5', Zanetti (SVI) at 11', Macaya (SPA) at 22', Dualde E. (SPA) at 25', Usoz (SPA) at 31'. Second half: Dualde E. (SPA) at 31'. 451 Rejoicement by the Spa- niards who capture first place in Round D.

GREAT BRITAIN-SWITZERLAND 3-0 (1-0) Friday 2nd September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Great Britain - Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Livingstone, Davis - Mayes, Saunders, Austen, Scott, Hindle. Switzerland - Hausmann, Piaget, Locher - Wirz W., Schmid, Wirz H. - Zanetti, Recordon, Zaninetti, Straub, Von Arx.

Referees -E. P. Glichitch (France) and J. Mac Dowell (Australia). Goals - First half: Mayes (GRB) at 5'. Second half: Mayes (GRB) at 28', Scott (GRB) at 33'.

SPAIN-BELGIUM 3-1 (2-0) Friday 2nd September, 15.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Spain - Del Coso, Caballer, Colomer - Calzado, Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Usoz, Murua, Dualde E., Dualde J. S. Belgium - Delbecque, Dubois, Vanderstappen - Carbonnelle A., Goossens, Remy - Marionex, Muschs A., Deb- baudt, Muschs M., Roersch. Referees -G. Singh (India) and B. N. Ghosh (India). Goals - First half: Macaya (SPA) at 23', Dualde E. (SPA) at 24'. Second half: Remy (BEL) at 15', Dualde J. S. (SPA) at 26'.

CLASSIFICATION

SPAIN 3 2 1 0 8 2 5 Great Britain 3 1 2 0 4 1 4 Belgium 3 1 1 1 6 6 3 Switzerland 3 0 0 3 3 12 0 452 CLASSIFICATION FROM 5th TO 8th PLACE

NEW ZEALAND-GERMANY 1-0 (1-0) Thursday 8th September, 15.00 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, Bygrave. Germany - End, Nonn, Ullerich - Krause, Delmes, Eberhard Ferstl - Woeller, Keller, Budinger, Winters, Brendel. Referees - J. P. A. van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland) and H. Singh (India). Goals -First half: Mc Gregor (NZE) at 11'.

AUSTRALIA- KENYA 1-1 (0-0) Thursday 8th September 16.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Australia - Hailey, Pritchard, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Evans, Craig, Pearce E., Bill. Kenya - Simonian, Vaz, Sohal Avtar Singh - Jagnandan Singh, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silvester - Sehmi Cursarah Singh, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Egbert, Mendonca. Referees - L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and E. P. Glichitch (France). Goals -Second half: Crossman (AUS) at 5', Deol Surjeet Singh (KEN) at 28'.

This game, which ended in a tie after 40' extra time, was suspended by the referees owing to darkness and the de- cision awarded to Australia after a toss of the coin. Later, as a result of an appeal presented by Kenya, the jury decided on a replay.

AUSTRALIA-KENYA 2-1 (0-0) Saturday 10th September, 16.30 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Grossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Craig, Evans, Pearce E., Bill. Kenya - Simonian, Vaz, Sohal Avtar Singh - Jagnandan Singh, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silvester - Sehmi Cursarah Singh, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Sandhu Pritan Singh, Mendonca. Referees -L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and J. P. A. Van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland). Goals - Second half: Panaser Surjeet Singh (KEN) at 7', Evans (AUS) at 29', Evans (AUS) at 34'. 453 AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND 2-1 (0-1) Friday 9th September, 08.30 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Grossman - Wood, Carton, Pearce J. - Evans, Malcolm, Pearce G., Craig, Bill.

New Zealand -Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, Bygrave.

Referees -B. W. Burgess (Great Britain) and H. A sselman (Belgium). Goals -First half Cullen (NZE) at 27'. Second half: Crossman (AUS) at 15', Evans (AUS) at 33'.

This game, upon a decision taken by the " Ground Jury ", was not considered valid for the Olympic Tournament. The result, however, will remain registered among those of official international matches.

The game between Australia and New Zealand was repeated on 11th September.

NEW ZEALAND-AUSTRALIA 1-0 (1-0) Sunday 11th September, 09.00 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Barclay - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Mc Kinnon, Hobson, Percy, Mathieson, Bygrave.

Australia -Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Evans, Pearce G., Craig, Pearce E., Bill

Referees - B. W. Burgess (Great Britain) and J. P. A. van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland). Goals - First Half: Bygrave (NZE) at 2'.

GERMANY, owing to unforeseen circumstances, was unable to play its game against KENYA. Germany and Kenya were classified equal seventh.

454 CLASSIFICATION FROM 9th TO 12th PLACE

FRANCE-BELGIUM 1-0 (1-0) Tuesday 6th September, 15.00 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

France - Dobigny, Windal C., Dugardin - Desmasures, Reynaud, Bignon - Vanpoulle, Poulain, Mauchien Windal J. P., Bonnet. Belgium - Carbonnelle E., Dubois, Vanderstappen - Carbonnelle A., Goossens, Lycke - Huyghens, Lorette, Bernaert, Debbaudt, Remy. Referees -B. W. Burgess (Great Britain) and H. Harasta (Austria). Goals -First half: Mauchien (FRA) at 22'.

HOLLAND-FRANCE 2-0 (2-0) Thursday 8th September, 10.30 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Holland - De Graeff, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Van Gooswilligen, Buteux V. D. Kamp - Hooghiemstra, Van Erven Dorens, De Beer, Dekker, Van Vroonhoven.

France - Dobigny, Windal C., Manoukian - Dugardin, Reynaud, Bignon - Vanpoulle, Bonnet, Poulain, Leroy, Windal J. P. Referees -H. Lichtenfeld (Germany) and W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain). Goals -First half: De Beer (PBA) at 3', Van Vroonhoven (PBA) at 25'.

HOLLAND-BELGIUM 2-1 (0-0) Saturday 10th September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Holland - De Graeff, Terlingen, Leemhuis - Wagener, Van Gooswilligen, Van Dijck - Hooghiemstra, Over- dijkink, De Beer, Van Erven Dorens, Van Vroonhoven. Belgium - Carbonnelle E., Dubois, Vanderstappen - Debbaudt, Lorette, Remy - Rens, Muschs A., Bernaert, Goossens, Muschs M. Referees -B. W. Burgess (Great Britain) and S. M. Mac Ildowie (South Africa). Goals -Second half: De Beer (PBA) at 16', De Beer (PBA) at 27', Muschs A. (BEL) at 31'.

POLAND renounced participating in the " Classification tournament " and was therefore classified in the twelfth place. 455 CLASSIFICATION FROM 13th TO 16th PLACE

ITALY-SWITZERLAND 1-1 (1-1) Tuesday 6th September, 16.30 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Italy - Zorco, Ballesio, Farci L. - Salis, Vargiu, Figliola - Anni, Medda, Marchiori, Bisio, Lenza. Switzerland - Arber, Locher, Piaget - Widmer, Wirz W., Zaninetti - Von Arx, Recordon, Zanetti, Wirz H., Straub. Referees - F. Franck (Belgium) and T. Matsunawa (Japan). Goals - First half: Ballesio (ITA) at 6', Recordon (SVI) at 32'.

JAPAN-SWITZERLAND 5-1 (1-0) Thursday 8th September, 09.00 hrs — Campo Tre Fontane

Japan Fujiwara, Nakamura, Yuzaki - Watada, Yamazaki, Yaguchi - Kihara, Kojima H., Kanbe, Iwa- hashi, Sado. Switzerland Hausmann, Piaget, Locher - Zaninetti, Wirz W., Widmer - Straub, Glarner, Zanetti, Recordon, Von Arx.

Referees H. Asselman (Belgium) and B. N. Ghosh (India). Goals First half: Kojima H. (GIA) at 34'. Second half: Zanetti (SVI) at 7', Kojima H. (GIA) at 14', Kihara (GIA) at 16', Kihara (GIA) at 25', Kihara (GIA) at 32'.

ITALY-JAPAN 2-1 (1-1) Saturday 10th September, 15.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Italy - Zorco, Ballesio, Libotte - Salis, Farci L., Figliola - Vannini, Medda, Lenza, Vargiu, Marchiori. Japan - Fujiwara, Nakamura, Yuzaki - Abe, Yamazaki, Yaguchi - Kihara, Kojima H., Kanbe, Iwahashi, Sado. Referees - G. Singh (India) and H. Singh (India). Goals - First half: Kojima H. (GIA) at 2', Marchiori (ITA) at 21'. Second half: Lenza (ITA) at 12'.

DENMARK renounced participating in the "Classification tournament" and was therefore classified in the sixteenth place.

456 Pakistan beats Germany 2 to 1, On the right, an attack by Ahmed Naseer.

Final of the Olympic Tournament with the game Pakistan-India 1-0 (0-0),

457 QUARTER-FINALS

INDIA-AUSTRALIA 1-0 (0-0), (0-0), (0-0) Monday 5th September, 09.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

India - Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Singh Charanjit, Lal Mohinder - Singh Joginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. Australia - Hailey, Spackman, Crossman - Mc Bryde, Carton, Pearce J. - Pearce G., Craig, Evans, Pearce E., Currie. Referees -W. F. M. Whitelaw (Great Britain) and S. M. Mac Ildowie (South Africa). Goals -Second extra time: Bhola (IND) at 7'.

GREAT BRITAIN-KENYA 2-1 (0-1) (at 8' of sixth extra time) Monday 5th September, 10.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Great Britain - Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Davis, Livingstone - Taylor, Hindle, Mayes, Scott, Saunders. Kenya - George Saudi, Vaz, Sohal Avtar Singh - Jagnandan Singh, Deol Surjeet Singh, Fernandes Silvester - Fernandes Egbert, Fernandes Hilary, Panaser Surjeet Singh, Sandhu Pritan Singh, Mendonca.

Referees -G. Singh (India), and B. N. Ghosh (India). Goals -First half: Sohal Avtar Singh (KEN) at 22'. Second half: Saunders (GRB) at 1'. Sixth extra time: Saunders (GRB) at 8'.

PAKISTAN-GERMANY 2-1 (1-0) Monday 5th September, 14.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Pakistan - Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Bashir, Atif Manzur Hussain - Rasul Ghulan, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Kidi Habib Ali - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih. Germany - End, Nonn, Ullerich - Krause, Delmes, Eberhard Ferstl - Woeller, Budinger, Greinert, Winters, Brendel. Referees -H. Asselman (Belgium) and G. de Bourguignon (Belgium). Goals - First half: Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 22'. Second half: Delmes (GER) at 17', Ahmad Naseer (PAK) at 27'.

SPAIN-NEW ZEALAND 1-0 (0-0), (0-0), (0-0) Monday 5th September, 16.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Spain - Del Coso, Caballer, Colomer - Calzado, Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Dualde J. S., Murua, Dualde E., Amat. New Zealand - Schaefer, Abrams, Kerr - Turner, Cullen, Gillespie - Hayde, Mc Gregor, Hobson, Mc Kinnon, Bygrave. Referees -L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and J. P. A. Van Ballgoijen de Jong (Holland). Goals -Second extra time: Murua (SPA) at 6'. 458 SEMI-FINALS

PAKISTAN-SPAIN 1-0 (1-0) Wednesday 7th September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

Pakistan -Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Bashir, Atif Manzur Hussain - Rasul Ghulan, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Kidi Habib Ali - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih. Spain - Del Coso, Colomer, Egusquiza - Calzado, Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Dualde E., Murua, Dualde J. S., Amat. Referees - J. Mac Dowell (Australia) and A. Massart (Belgium). Goals - First half: Atif Manzur Hussain (PAK) at 12'.

INDIA-GREAT BRITAIN 1-0 (1-0) Wednesday 7th September. 15.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

India -Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Antic, Lal Mohinder - Singh Joginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. Great Britain -Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Davis, Livingstone - Taylor, Hindle, Mayes, Bell, Miller. Referees -L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and W. Schinner (Germany). Goals - First half: Singh Kullar Udham (IND) at 16'.

FINALS

FINAL FOR 3rd AND 4th PLACE Friday 9th September, 10.00 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

SPAIN-GREAT BRITAIN 2-1 (1-1)

Spain - Del Coso, Colomer, Egusquiza - Calzado, Dinares, Ventallo - Macaya, Dualde E., Murua, Dualde J. S., Amat. Great Britain - Cahill, Neill, Carnill - Jones, Davis, Livingstone - Taylor, Hindle, Mayes, Scott, Miller. Referees - L. A. Elgershuizen (Holland) and G. Singh (India). Goals - First half: Scott (GRB) at 13', Dualde J. S. (SPA) at 27'. Second half: Dualde E. (SPA) at 6'.

FINAL FOR 1st AND 2nd PLACE Friday 9th September, 15.30 hrs — Olympic Velodrome

PAKISTAN-INDIA 1-0 (1-0)

Pakistan - Rashid Abdul, Ahmad Bashir, Atif Manzur Hussain - Rasul Ghulan, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Kidi Habib Ali - Alam Noor, Hamid Abdul, Waheed Abdul, Ahmad Naseer, Ullah Motih. India - Laxman, Singh Prithipal, Sharma Jaman Lal - Claudius, Antic, Lal Mohinder - Singh Joginder, Peter John, Singh Jaswant, Singh Kullar Udham, Bhola. Referees - J. Mac Dowell (Australia) and A. Massart (Belgium). Goals -First half: Ahmad Nasser (PAK) at 6'. 459 CLASSIFICATION 1. PAKISTAN 4. GREAT BRITAIN Ahmad Bashir, Ahmad Naseer, Ahmad Mushtav, Alam Noor, Aslam Khurshid, Atif Manzur Hussain, 5. NEW ZEALAND Hamid Abdul, Khan Anwar Ahmad, Kidi Habib 6. AUSTRALIA Ali, Rashid Abdul, Rasul Ghulan, Ullah Motih, Waheed Abdul. 7. GERMANY 2. INDIA 7. KENYA Antic Joseph, Bhola Raghbir, Claudius Leslie, Singh Kullar Udham, Lal Mohinder, Laxman 9. HOLLAND Shankar, Peter John, Sawant Govind, Sharma 10. FRANCE Jaman Lal, Singh Jaswant, Singh Prithipal, Singh Charanjit, Singh Joginder. 11. BELGIUM 3. SPAIN 12. POLAND Amat Fontanals Pedro, Caballer Soteras Fran., Calzado de Castro Juan, Colomer Rivas José, Del 13. ITALY Coso Iglesias C, Dinares Massague José, Dualde Santos E., Dualde Santos J., Egusquiza Baster- 14. JAPAN ra R., Macaya Santos, Murua Leguizamon L., 15. SWITZERLAND Roig Junyent Pedro, Usoz Quintana Luis, Ven- tallo Surralles N. 16. DENMARK

Awards: Pakistan (gold medal); India (silver medal) and Spain (bronze medal). WRESTLING

From 26 August to 6th September 1960 at the

FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE LUTTE AMATEUR (F.I.L.A.)

President: ROGER COULON

Technical Secretary: MILAN ERCEGAN

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA ATLETICA PESANTE (F. I. A. P.)

President: GIOVANNI VALENTE Secretary-General: LUIGI LIVIO TEDESCHI

SPORTS COMMITTEE

President: GIOVANNI VALENTE Technical Delegate: EMILIO IZZO Members: DANTE BERTOLI CARLO ZANELLI MARCELLO CLARICI

JURY OF APPEAL

R. COULON (FRA) A. BAFICO (ITA) J. PEREL (PBA) V. EMRE (TUR) M. ERCEGAN (JUG) B. ROY (IND) A. HIMBERG (FIN) A. DE FERRARI (SUA) KATOULINE (URS) I. HATTA (GIA) J. HERGL (GER) DAFTARI (IRN) M. MATURA (UNG) P. STROMBACK (SVE) 463 REFEREE JUDGES

Afghanistan - FARUK. Yugoslavia - M. ARSIC, R. JOVANIC.

Austria -M. BERGER, R. BAWART. Lebanon - F. AZIZ RUSTON, KAISI.

Australia - R. E. GARRARD, NAYMAN, Luxembourg - M. MORTH. ANDERSON. Morocco -M. CHERKAOUI. Belgium - K. J. WOUTERS, J. J. CAM- Mexico -P. SEGURA CAMPURANO. MAERT.

Bulgaria - K. V. ATANASSOV, M. T. G. Norway - E. LUNDER. TZENOV, OLSEVSKI, BORI- New Zealand - J. A. MCINNES. SOV. Pakistan - N. BUTT, M. OBEIDULLAH. Korea - SANG KYUM L E E , JONG KI LEE. Holland - J. J. A. WANSINK.

Czechoslovakia -E. FLEISCHMANN. Poland - J. MOCZYNSKI, K. HENRYK, KOWALSKI, SAJEVSKI, SZA- R. PARASOV. Cuba - JEWORI.

Denmark -L. J. BLOCK PEITERSEN, E. U. A. R. - S. I. NABIE, A. R. DJEZO- H. LANGE. OLI, MONNIE.

Finland - K. ESKO, N. K. JAAKO, Rumania - I. V. POPOVICI, V. BATI. NIEMMI, KOZILA. Spain - E. RODRIGUEZ CONTE, A. France -G. DESMAZES, R. A. REMY, BARBERAN. BRUNETTINI, AURINE. United States - R. E. SPARK, J. HENSON, H. HEUBACH, Z. KINZEL, Germany - of America MCDONNEL, POWERS, TO- FISCHER, KOGEL. RIO, THOMAS, ROBERTS, Japan - E. KAZAMA, F. SKODA, I. ENGELS, POPOVICH, ROCK- HATTA, KUROKOCHI, SHI- WELL, PEERY, SWARTZ, MOTORI, AODI, HAYSHI, SCALZO. SANADA, FUMIO, AZUMA, South Africa - A. FOSTER, J. C. REITZ, J. IGANI, TOBASI, NICHIDE. CRISTOFFEL. H. JACOB, L. LINES. Great Britain - Sweden -O. NORDIN, BYORMAN. Greece - R. GEORGOULIS, B. FIKIORES. Switzerland -F. RHYN, D. PERRET, GRAS- I India -DEWAHA PARTAB CHAND, R. SENBACHER, R EFAN, MUL- MARWAHA, MISRA, SINGH, LER, RIETMAN. ROY, SANDHU. Turkey - M. GOKSAN, M. CETINKAYA, MERDOGAN, BOSLAI, USRAN, Indonesia -POERVANA, ONG HONG LIONG. BOZBEY, KASABIBER. Irak - HASHI, AJALEEL. Iran - A. K. MOULOUKI, N. MEDHI, Hungary J. INCZE. KHADEN, AMIR. U. S. S. R. G. KOURDOV, N. TCHIO- NOV, LUDIVEZE, KOPARSNIA, Italy N. MEINARDI, V. BORGIA, LENC, KOSARSKI, ROZARSKI. FANTI, SANDULLI, DI NICO- LA, GALLEGATI, MARZIANI, Venezuela - A. E. DIELINGEN, HENEY, PANZARIELLO, BRUSCHI. PACHSON.

464 GRECO-ROMAN

TIME-TABLE

Friday 26th August: 10.00 hrs and 20.00 hrs Saturday 27th August: 10,00 » » 20,00 » Monday 29th August: 10.00 » » 20.00 » Tuesday 30th August: 10.00 » » 20.00 » Wednesday 31st August: 10.00 » » 20.00 »

The Basilica of Maxentius during the wrestling tournament.

30. - ii FLYWEIGHT (52 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1948 - P. Lombardi ITA 1956 - N. Soloviev URS 1952 - B. Gourevitch URS

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19 entries from 19 Nations - 18 participants from 18 Nations

FIRST ROUND Friday 26th August — morning

KOCHERGIN URS defeated GEDIK TUR in 7'45" by fall 0-4 PIRVULESCU ROM defeated WILSON SUA in 12' on points 1-3 BURKARD SVI defeated HARTMANN AUT in 7'39" by fall 0-4 VUKOV JUG and FRANDFORS SVE equal bout 2-2 HIRATA GIA defeated MOSCOV BUL in 10'40" by fall 0-4

FABRA ITA defeated STANGE GER in 12' on points 1-3

HAKOLA FIN and HAJDUK POL equal bout 2-2 PAZIRAYE IRN defeated MEWIS BEL in 12' on points 1-3 SAYED RAU defeated JENSEN DAN in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Kochergin URS p. 0 Sayed RAU p. 1 Stange GER p. 3 Burkard SVI » 0 Frandfors SVE » 2 Mewis BEL » 3 Hirata GIA » 0 Hakola FIN » 2 Jensen DAN » 3 Pirvulescu ROM » 1 Hajduk POL » 2 Gedik TUR » 4 Fabra ITA » 1 Vukov JUG » 2 Hartmann AUT » 4 Paziraye IRN » 1 Wilson SUA » 3 Moscov BUL » 4 466 The Rumanian, D. Pirvulescu, in a phase of his bout with the American, R. Wilson, is flying... towards the " flyweight " medal. 467 SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th August — morning

PIRVULESCU ROM defeated GEDIK TUR in 7' 8" by fall 0-4 KOCHERGIN URS and WILSON SUA equal bout 2-2 VUKOV JUG defeated BURKARD SVI in 4'49" by fall 0-4 FRANDFORS SVE defeated HARTMANN AUT in 1'20" by fall 0-4 MOSCOV BUL defeated STANGE GER in 12' on points 1-3 FABRA ITA defeated HIRATA GIA in 12' on points 1-3 MEWIS BEL defeated HAKOLA FIN in 10'47" by fall 0-4 HAJDUK POL defeated JENSEN DAN in 12' on points 1-3 SAYED RAU defeated PAZIRAYE IRN in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Pirvulescu ROM p. 1 Mewis BEL p. 3 Moscov BUL p. 5 Kochergin URS » 2 Hirata GIA » 3 Stange GER » 6 eliminated Fabra ITA » 2 Hajduk POL » 3 Jensen DAN » 6 eliminated Sayed RAU » 2 Paziraye IRN » 4 Hakola FIN » 6 eliminated Frandfors SVE » 2 Burkard SVI » 4 Gedik TUR » 8 eliminated Vukov JUG » 2 Wilson SUA » 5 Hartmann AUT » 8 eliminated

THIRD ROUND Monday 29th August — morning

KOCHERGIN URS and PIRVULESCU ROM equal bout 2-2 WILSON SUA defeated BURKARD SVI in 7'53" by fall 0-4 VUKOV JUG defeated MOSCOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 HIRATA GIA defeated FRANDFORS SVE in 12' on points 1-3 FABRA ITA defeated MEWIS BEL in 12' on points 1-3 PAZIRAYE IRN defeated HAJDUK POL in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: SAYED RAU

Negative points

Sayed RAU p. 2 Hirata GIA p. 4 Hajduk POL p. 6 eliminated Pirvulescu ROM » 3 Frandfors SVE » 5 Burkard SVI » 8 eliminated Fabra ITA » 3 Wilson SUA » 5 Moscov BUL » 8 eliminated Vukov JUG » 3 Paziraye IRN » 5 Kochergin URS » 4 Mewis BEL » 6 eliminated 468 FOURTH ROUND Tuesday 30th August - night

KOCHERGIN URS defeated SAYED RAU in 12' on points 1-3 PIRVULESCU ROM defeated VUKOV JUG in 12' on points 1-3 HIRATA GIA defeated WILSON SUA in 11'57" by fall 0-4 FRANDFORS SVE and FABRA ITA equal bout 2-2 Admitted to subsequent round: PAZIRAYE IRN

Negative points

Pirvulescu IRN p. 4 Fabra ITA p. 5 Vukov JUG p. 6 eliminated Hirata GIA » 4 Kochergin URS » 5 Frandfors SVE » 7 eliminated Sayed RAU » 5 Paziraye IRN » 5 Wilson SUA » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August - night

PAZIRAYE IRN defeated KOCHERGIN URS in 12' on points 1-3 SAYED RAU defeated HIRATA GIA in 12' on points 1-3 PIRVULESCU ROM defeated FABRA ITA in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Pirvulescu ROM p. 5 Paziraye IRN p. 6 Fabra ITA p. 8 Sayed RAU » 6 Hirata GIA » 7 Kochergin URS » 8

CLASSIFICATION

1. D. PIRVULESCU ROM 10. S. Hajduk POL 2. O. SAYED RAU 10. M. Mewis BEL 3. M. PAZIRAYE IRN 12. G. Moscov BUL 4. T. Hirata GIA 12. F. Burkard SVI 5. I. Fabra ITA 14. J. Jensen DAN 5. I. Kochergin URS 14. H. Hakola FIN 7. B. Vukov JUG 14. F. Stange GER 8. B. Frandfors SVE 17. W. Hartmann AUT 9. R. Wilson SUA 17. K. Gedik TUR

469 BANTAMWEIGHT (57 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1924 - E. Pütsep EST 1948 - K. Pettersen SVE 1928 - K. Leucht GER 1952 - I. Hódós UNG 1932 - J. Brendel GER 1956 - K. Vyroupajev URS 1936 - M. Lörincz UNG

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30 entries from 30 Nations - 28 participants from 28 Nations

FIRST ROUND Friday 26th August - morning: 10.00 hrs

CERNEA ROM defeated BENAKOUN MAR in 4'40" by fall 0-4 HÓDÓS UNG defeated ALFLEN PBA in 35" by fall 0-4 DEBRUNNER SVI and TUOMINEN FIN equal bout 2-2 ICHIGUCHI GIA defeated LAUCHLE SUA in 11'39" by fall 0-4 GRAMELLINI ITA defeated KNITTER POL in 12' on points 1-3 YLMAZ TUR defeated ALY RAU in 12' on points 1-3 DUBIER FRA defeated TAUER GER in 12' on points 1-3 KARAVAEV URS defeated TVEITEN NOR in 8' 2" by fall 0-4 DORA JUG defeated VERHOEVEN BEL in 12' on points 1-3 SVEC CSV defeated BANIHASHEMI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 BRUNNER AUT defeated THEODOROPOULOS GRE in 12' on points 1-3 VESTERBY SVE defeated CONCALVES POR in 12' on points 1-3 STOIKOV BUL defeated SCHELECHTER LUX in 2' 34" by fall 0-4 NACOUZI LIB defeated CANETE PASTOR SPA in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Cernea ROM p. 0 Brunner AUT p. 1 Theodoropoulos GRE p. 3 Hódós UNG » 0 Vesterby SVE » 1 Concalves POR » 3 Ichiguchi GIA » 0 Nacouzi LIB » 1 Canete Pastor SPA » 3 Karavaev URS » 0 Debrunner SVI » 2 Benakoun MAR » 4 Stoikov BUL » 0 Tuominen FIN » 2 Alflen PBA » 4 Gramellini ITA » 1 Knitter POL » 3 Lauchle SUA » 4 Ylmaz TUR » 1 Aly RAU » 3 Tveiten NOR » 4 Dubier FRA » 1 Tauer GER » 3 Schlechter LUX » 4 Dora JUG » 1 Verhoeven BEL » 3 Svec CSV » 1 Banihashemi IRN » 3

470 SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th August — night: 20.00 hrs

CERNEA ROM and HÓDÓS UNG equal bout 2-2 ALFLEN PBA defeated BENAKOUN MAR in 1'41" by fall 0-4 GRAMELLINI ITA defeated DEBRUNNER SVI in 7'29" by fall 0-4 KNITTER POL defeated TUOMENIN FIN in 4'9" by fall 0-4 ICHIGUCHI GIA defeated ALY RAU in 12' on points 1-3 YLMAZ TUR defeated LAUCHLE SUA in 5'7" by fall 0-4 NACOUZI LIB defeated DUBIER FRA in 12' on points 1-3 TAUER GER defeated TVEITEN NOR in 12' on points 1-3 KARAVAEV URS defeated VERHOEVEN BEL in 1'28" by fall 0-4 DORA JUG defeated BANIHASHEMI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 SVEC CSV defeated THEODOROPOULOS GRE in 12' on points 1-3 VESTERBY SVE defeated BRUNNER AUT in 12' on points 1-3 STOIKOV BUL defeated CONCALVES POR in 12' on points 1-3

Not present at « weigh-in »: CANETE PASTOR SPA Abandon justified by medical certificate: SCHLECHTER LUX

Negative points

Karavaev URS p. 0 Svec CSV p. 2 Aly RAU p. 6 eliminated Ichiguchi GIA » 1 Vesterby SVE » 2 Banihashemi IRN » 6 eliminated Stoikov BUL » 1 Knitter POL » 3 Theodoropoulos GRE» 6 eliminated Gramellini ITA » 1 Dubier FRA » 4 Concalves POR » 6 eliminated Ylmaz TUR » 1 Brunner AUT » 4 Tveiten NOR » 7 eliminated Cernea ROM » 2 Tauer GER » 4 Verhoeven BEL » 7 eliminated Hódós UNG » 2 Alflen PBA » 4 Benakoun MAR » 8 eliminated Nacouzi LIB » 2 Debrunner SVI » 6 eliminated Lauchle SUA » 8 eliminated Dora JUG » 2 Tuominen FIN » 6 eliminated

THIRD ROUND Monday 29th August — night: 20.00 hrs

CERNEA ROM defeated ALFLEN PBA in 12' on points 1-3 HÓDÓS UNG and GRAMELLINI ITA equal bout 2-2 KNITTER POL and ICHIGUCHI GIA equal bout 2-2 YLMAZ TUR defeated DUBIER FRA in 12' on points 1-3 NACOUZI LIB defeated TAUER GER in 12' on points 1-3 KARAVAEV URS defeated DORA JUG in 12' on points 1-3 SVEC CSV defeated BRUNNER AUT in 12' on points 1-3 STOIKOV BUL defeated VESTERBY SVE in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Karavaev URS p. 1 Nacouzi LIB p. 3 Dubier FRA p. 7 eliminated Stoikov BUL » 2 Svec CSV » 3 Brunner AUT » 7 eliminated Ylmaz TUR » 2 Hódós UNG » 4 Tauer GER » 7 eliminated Ichiguchi GIA » 3 Dora JUG » 5 Alflen PBA » 7 eliminated Gramellini ITA » 3 Vesterby SVE » 5 Cernea ROM » 3 Knitter POL » 5 471 FOURTH ROUND Tuesday 30th August — night: 20.00 hrs

CERNEA ROM defeated GRAMELLINI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 KNITTER POL defeated HÓDÓS UNG in 11'35" for med. interv. 0-4 ICHIGUCHI GIA defeated YLMAZ TUR in 12' on points 1-3 KARAVAEV URS defeated NACOUZI LIB in 12' on points 1-3 VESTERBY SVE defeated DORA JUG in 11' 15" by fall 0-4 SVEC CSV and STOIKOV BUL equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Karavaev URS p. 2 Vesterby SVE p. 4 Gramellini ITA p. 6 eliminated Stoikov BUL » 4 Ylmaz TUR » 5 Nacouzi LIB » 6 eliminated Ichiguchi GIA » 4 Svec CSV » 5 Hódós UNG » 8 eliminated Cernea ROM » 4 Knitter POL » 5 Dora JUG » 10 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — morning: 10.00 hrs

CERNEA ROM defeated KNITTER POL in 12' on points 1-3 KARAVAEV URS defeated ICHIGUCHI GIA in 3' 4" by fall 0-4 YLMAZ TUR and STOIKOV BUL equal bout 2-2 SVEC CSV and VESTERBY SVE equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Karavaev URS p. 2 Vesterby SVE p. 6 eliminated Knitter POL p. 8 eliminated Cernea ROM » 5 Ylmaz TUR » 7 eliminated Ichiguchi GIA » 8 eliminated Stoikov BUL » 6 eliminated Svec CSV » 7 eliminated

FINAL ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

KARAVAEV URS defeated CERNEA ROM in 12' on points

472 CLASSIFICATION

GER 1. N. KARAVAEV URS 13. E. Tauer AUT 2. I. CERNEA ROM 13. F. Brunner SVI 3. D. STOIKOV BUL 17. R. Debrunner 4. E. Vesterby SVE 17. R. Tuominen FIN 5. J. Svec CSV 17. K. Aly RAU 5. Y. Ylmaz TUR 17. S. Banihashemi IRN 7. M. Ichiguchi GIA 17. M. Theodoropoulos GRE 7. B. Knitter POL 17. O. Concalves POR 9. M. Nacouzi LIB 23. J. Tveiten NOR 9. G. Gramellini ITA 23. B. Verhoeven BEL 11. I. Hódós UNG 25. M. Benakoun MAR 12. S. Dora JUG 25. L. Lauchle SUA 13. G. Dubier FRA 27. S. Canete Pastor SPA 13. L. Alflen PBA 28. F. Schlechter LUX

Victory of N. Karavaev over the Norwegian Tveiten. The gold medal for the bantamweight category will go to the Russian.

473 FEATHERWEIGHT (62 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1912 - K. Koskelo FIN 1936 - Y. Erkan TUR 1920 - O. Friman FIN 1948 - M. Oktav TUR 1924 - K. Anttila FIN 1952 - Y. Pounkine URS 1928 - V. Väli EST 1956 - R. L. Mäkinen FIN 1932 - G. Gozzi ITA

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26 entries from 26 Nations — 25 participants from 25 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Friday 26th August - morning: 10.00 hrs

ALLEN SUA defeated GREGORIO POR in 5'25" by fall 0-4 EBRAHIMIAN IRN defeated MÄKINEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3 NAASAN LIB defeated SCHMIDT SVI in 12' on points 1-3 TOTH CSV defeated SCHINTGEN LUX by fall 0-4 SCHULTZ ROM defeated CACAS AUS in 4'30" by fall 0-4 MANSOUR RAU defeated KOKOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 FREIJ SVE defeated TAKAHIRA GIA in 12' on points 1-3 SILLE TUR defeated NEUMAIR GER in 12' on points 1-3 PETERSEN DAN defeated MACIOCH POL in 12' on points 1-3 TRIPPA ITA defeated MANNHARD FRA in 12' on points 1-3 MARTE AUT and VYRUPAEV URS equal bout 2-2 POLYAK UNG defeated GOLOSIN JUG in 6'10" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: D. RAHAL MAR

Negative points

Allen SUA p. 0 Sille TUR p. 1 Neumair GER p. 3 Toth CSV » 0 Petersen DAN » 1 Macioch POL » 3 Polyak UNG » 0 Trippa ITA » 1 Mannhard FRA » 3 Schultz ROM » 0 Marte AUT » 2 Gregorio POR » 4 Rahal MAR » 0 Vyrupaev URS » 2 Schintgen LUX » 4 Ebrahimian IRN » 1 Mäkinen FIN » 3 Golosin JUG » 4 Naasan LIB » 1 Schmidt SVI » 3 Cacas AUS » 4 Mansour RAU » 1 Kokov BUL » 3 Freij SVE » 1 Takahira GIA » 3 474 SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th August —morning: 10.00 hrs

EBRAHIMIAN IRN defeated GREGORIO POR in 10'42" by fall 0-4 ALLEN SUA defeated RAHAL MAR in 12' on points 1-3 MÄKINEN FIN defeated SCHMIDT SVI in 12' on points 1-3 KOKOV BUL defeated FREIJ SVE in 12' on points 1-3 NEUMAIR GER defeated TAKAHIRA GIA in 6'54" by fall 0-4 MANS OUR RAU defeated CACAS AUS in 52" by fall 0-4 SCHULTZ ROM defeated SCHINTGEN LUX in 8'15" by fall 0-4 NAASAN LIB and TOTH CSV equal bout 2-2 TRIPPA ITA defeated MARTE AUT in 12' on points 1-3 SILLE TUR defeated MACIOCH POL in 12' on points 1-3 MANNHARD FRA defeated PETERSEN DAN in 8'29" by fall 0-4 VYRUPAEV URS defeated GOLOSIN JUG in 3'35" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: POLYAK UNG

Negative points Schultz ROM p. 0 Rahal MAR p. 3 Schmidt SVI p. 6 eliminated Polyak UNG » 0 Naasan LIB » 3 Macioch POL » 6 eliminated Allen SUA » 1 Neumair GER » 3 Takahira GIA » 7 eliminated Ebrahimian IRN » 1 Mannhard FRA » 3 Gregorio POR » 8 eliminated Mansour RAU » 1 Freij SVE » 4 Schintgen LUX » 8 eliminated Toth CSV » 2 Mäkinen FIN » 4 Cacas AUS » 8 eliminated Sille TUR » 2 Kokov BUL » 4 Golosin JUG » 8 eliminated Trippa ITA » 2 Petersen DAN » 5 Vyrupaev URS » 2 Marte AUT » 5

THIRD ROUND Monday 29th August — night: 20.00 hrs

EBRAHIMIAN IRN defeated ALLEN SUA in 12' on points 1-3 POLYAK UNG defeated RAHAL MAR in 8'27" by fall 0-4 TRIPPA ITA defeated PETERSEN DAN in 26" by fall 0-4 KOKOV BUL defeated NEUMAIR GER in 12' on points 1-3 SILLE TUR defeated FREIJ SVE in l'10" by fall 0-4 SCHULTZ ROM defeated NAASAN LIB in 12' on points 1-3 TOTH CSV defeated MANSOUR RAU in 12' on points 1-3 MARTE AUT defeated MANNHARD FRA in 12' on points 1-3

Not present: MÄKINEN FIN Admitted to subsequent round: VYRUPAEV URS

Negative points Polyak UNG p. 0 Toth CSV p. 3 Neumair GER p. 6 eliminated Schultz ROM » 1 Alien SUA » 4 Mannhard FRA » 6 eliminated Ebrahimiam IRN » 2 Mansour RAU » 4 Rahal MAR » 7 eliminated Trippa ITA » 2 Kokov BUL » 5 Freij SVE » 8 eliminated Vyrupaev URS » 2 Naasan LIB » 6 eliminated Petersen DAN » 9 eliminated Sille TUR » 2 Marte AUT » 6 eliminated 475 The Hungarian, I. Polyak, silver medal, during his bout with the Yugoslav, V. Golosin.

A phase during the bout between the Italian, U. Trippa, and the Russian, K. Vyrupaev, bronze medal. FOURTH ROUND Tuesday 30th August — night: 20.00 hrs

POLYAK UNG defeated VYRUPAEV URS in 12' on points 1-3 TOTH CSV defeated ALLEN SUA in 12' on points 1-3 EBRAHIMIAN IRN defeated SCHULTZ ROM in 12' on points 1-3 SILLE TUR defeated MANSOUR RAU in 1'55" by fall 0-4 TRIPPA ITA defeated KOKOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Polyak UNG p. 1 Toth CSV p. 4 Mansour RAU p. 8 eliminated Sille TUR » 2 Schultz ROM » 4 Kokov BUL » 8 eliminated Ebrahimian IRN » 3 Vyrupaev URS » 5 Trippa ITA » 3 Allen SUA » 7 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August: morning: 10.00 hrs

VYRUPAEV URS defeated EBRAHIMIAN IRN in 4'27" by fall 0-4 POLYAK UNG defeated TOTH CSV in 12' on points 1-3 SCHULTZ ROM defeated SILLE TUR in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: TRIPPA ITA

Negative points

Polyak UNG p. 2 Sille TUR p. 5 Ebrahimian IRN p. 7 eliminated Trippa ITA » 3 Vyrupaev URS » 5 Schultz ROM » 5 Toth CSV » 7 eliminated

SIXTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

POLYAK UNG defeated SCHULTZ ROM in 12' on points 1-3 VYRUPAEV URS defeated TRIPPA ITA in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: SILLE TUR

Negative points

Polyak UNG p. 3 Trippa ITA p. 6 eliminated Schultz ROM p. 8 eliminated Sille TUR » 5 Vyrupaev URS » 6 eliminated 477 FINAL ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night

SlLLE TUR defeated POLYAK UNG in 12' on points

CLASSIFICATION

1. M. SILLE TUR 11. H. Marte AUT 2. I. POLYAK UNG 15. D. Rahal MAR 3. K. VYRUPAEV URS 16. L. Freij SVE 4. U. Trippa ITA 17. R. Pedersen DAN 5. M. Schultz ROM 18. R. Mäkinen FIN 6. V. Toth CSV 19. J. Schmid SVI 6. S. Ebrahimian IRN 19. K. Macioch POL 8. L. Allen SUA 21. M. Takahira GIA 9. M. Mansour RAU 22. J. Gregorio POR 10. S. Kokov BUL 22. J. Schintgen LUX 11. E. Naasan LIB 22. D. Cacas AUS 11. G. Neumair GER 22. V. Golosin JUG 11. R. Mannhard FRA

The Turk, M. Sille, (above), gold medal, during his bout with the Swede L. Freij. LIGHTWEIGHT (67 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1908 - E. Porro ITA 1932 - E. Malmberg SVE 1912 - E. Väre FIN 1936 - L. Koskela FIN 1920 - E. Väre FIN 1948 - K. G. Freij SVE 1924 - O. Friman FIN 1952 - K. Safine URS 1928 - L. Keresztes UNG 1956 - K. E. Lehtonen FIN

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23 entries from 23 Nations - 23 participants from 23 Nations

FIRST ROUND Friday 26th August - night: 20.00 hrs

KORIDZE URS defeated DE SILVA ITA in 12' on points 1-3 LEHTONEN FIN defeated NORTHRUP SUA in 12' on points 1-3 KITAMURA GIA defeated BENMANSOUR MAR in 3'18" by fall 0-4 STOYANOV BUL defeated AWARIKI LIB in 12' on points 1-3 GONDZIK POL defeated THOMSEN DAN in 12' on points 1-3 GUNGOR TUR defeated SEGER GER in 12' on points 1-3 BROTZNER AUT defeated PIEK PBA in 12' on points 1-3 SKAUEN NOR defeated STAMULUS AUS in 12' on points 1-3 MARTINOVIC JUG defeated GHEORGHE ROM in 12' on points 1-3 FREIJ SVE defeated DELGADO SPA in 12' on points 1-3 MOJSIDIS GRE defeated POURTAU FRA in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: MATOUSEK CSV

Negative points

Kitamura GIA p. 0 Skauen NOR p. 1 Seger GER p. 3 Matousek CSV » 0 Martinovic JUG » 1 Piek PBA » 3 Koridze URS » 1 Freij SVE » 1 Stamulus AUS » 3 Lehtonen FIN » 1 Mojsidis GRE » 1 Gheorghe ROM » 3 Stoyanov BUL » 1 De Silva ITA » 3 Delgado SPA » 3 Gondzik POL » 1 Northrup SUA » 3 Pourtau FRA » 3 Gungor TUR » 1 Awariki LIB » 3 Benmansour MAR » 4 Brotzner AUT » 1 Thomsen DAN » 3 479 SECOND ROUND Saturday 27 th August — night: 20.00 hrs

MATOUSEK CSV defeated DE SILVA ITA in 12' on points 1-3 KORIDZE URS defeated NORTHRUP SUA in 12' on points 1-3 LEHTONEN FIN defeated KITAMURA GIA in 12' on points 1-3 AWARIKI LIB defeated BENMANSOUR MAR in 12' on points 1-3 STOYANOV BUL and GONDZIK POL equal bout 2-2 THOMSEN DAN defeated SEGER GER in 11'52" by fall 0-4 GUNGOR TUR and BROTZNER AUT equal bout 2-2 PIEK PBA defeated STAMULUS AUS in 12' on points 1-3 GHEORGHE ROM defeated SKAUEN NOR in 7'29" by fall 0-4 MARTINOVIC JUG and FREIJ SVE equal bout 2-2 POURTAU FRA defeated DELGADO SPA in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: MOJSIDIS GRE

Negative points

Matousek CSV p. 1 Brotzner AUT p. 3 Skauen NOR p. 5 Mojsidis GRE » 1 Martinovic JUG » 3 De Silva ITA » 6 eliminated Koridze URS » 2 Freij SVE » 3 Northrup SUA » 6 eliminated Lehtonen FIN » 2 Thomsen DAN » 3 Stamulus AUS » 6 eliminated Kitamura GIA » 3 Gheorghe ROM » 3 Delgado SPA » 6 eliminated Stoyanov BUL » 3 Awariki LIB » 4 Seger GER » 7 eliminated Gondzik POL » 3 Piek PBA » 4 Benmansour MAR » 7 eliminated Gungor TUR » 3 Pourtau FRA » 4

THIRD ROUND Monday 29th August — morning: 10.00 hrs

MATOUSEK CSV defeated MOJSIDIS GRE in 12' on points 1-3 KORIDZE URS and LEHTONEN FIN equal bout 2-2 KITAMURA GIA and AWARIKI LIB equal bout 2-2 STOYANOV BUL defeated THOMSEN DAN in 12' on points 1-3 GONDZIK POL and Gungor TUR equal bout 2-2 BROTZNER AUT and SKAUEN NOR equal bout 2-2 MARTINOVIC JUG defeated PIEK PBA in 2'14" by fall 0-4 GHEORGHE ROM and FREIJ SVE equal bout 2-2

Admitted to subsequent round: POURTAU FRA

Negative points

Matousek CSV p. 2 Pourtau FRA p. 4 Gheorghe ROM p. 5 Martinovic JUG » 3 Kitamura GIA » 5 Awariki LIB » 6 eliminated Koridze URS » 4 Gondzik POL » 5 Thomsen DAN » 6 eliminated Lehtonen FIN » 4 Gungor TUR » 5 Skauen NOR » 7 eliminated Stoyanov BUL » 4 Brotzner AUT » 5 Piek PBA » 8 eliminated Mojsidis GRE » 4 Freij SVE » 5 480 FOURTH ROUND Tuesday 30th August — night: 20.00 hrs

MATOUSEK CSV defeated POURTAU FRA in 12' on points 1-3 KORIDZE URS defeated MOJSIDIS GRE in 4'13" by fall 0-4 STOYANOV BUL defeated LEHTONEN FIN in 12" on points 1-3 KITAMURA GIA and GONDZIK POL equal bout 2-2 GUNGOR TUR and GHEORGHE ROM equal bout 2-2 MARTINOVIC JUG defeated BROTZNER AUT in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: FREIJ SVE

Negative points

Matousek CSV p. 3 Kitamura GIA p. 7 eliminated Pourtau FRA p. 7 eliminated Koridze URS » 4 Lehtonen FIN » 7 eliminated Brotzner AUT » 8 eliminated Martinovic JUG » 4 Gondzik POL » 7 eliminated Mojsidis GRE » 8 eliminated Stoyanov BUL » 5 Gungor TUR » 7 eliminated Freij SVE » 5 Gheorghe ROM » 7 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — morning: 10.00 hrs

FREIJ SVE defeated MATOUSEK CSV in 12' on points 1-3 KORIDZE URS defeated STOYANOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3

Stoyanov was later disqualified but a negative point was nevertheless awarded to Koridze.

Admitted to subsequent round: MARTINOVIC JUG.

Negative points

Martinovic JUG p. 4 Freij SVE p. 6 eliminated Stoyanov BUL p. 8 disqualified Koridze URS » 5 Matousek CSV » 6 eliminated

FINAL ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

KORIDZE URS defeated MARTINOVIC JUG in 12' on points 481

31. - II CLASSIFICATION

1. A. KORIDZE URS 13. E. Thomsen DAN 2. B. MARTINOVIC JUG 13. I. Awariki LIB 3. G. FREIJ SVE 15. R. Skauen NOR 4. K. Matousek CSV 16. L. Piek PBA 5. J. Pourtau FRA 17. H. Delgado SPA 5. E. Gondzik POL 17. M. De Silva ITA 5. K. Lehtonen FIN 17. B. Northrup SUA 5. M. Kitamura GIA 17. N. Stamulus AUS 5. A. Gungor TUR 21. M. Benmansour MAR 5. D. Gheorghe ROM 21. E. Seger GER 11. A. Mojsidis GRE Disqualified: Stoyanov BUL 12. B. Brotzner AUT

In the lightweight category, the Russian A. Kori- dze wrestles against the Italian, Mario De Silva. WELTERWEIGHT (73 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1932 - I. Johansson SVE 1952 - M. Szilvasi UNG 1936 - R. Svedberg SVE 1956 - M. Bayrak TUR 1948 - E. G. Andersson SVE

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28 entries from 28 Nations - 27 participants from 27 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Friday 26th August - night: 20.00 hrs

BARLIE NOR defeated CUETOS SPA in 12' on points 1-3 GAMARNIK URS defeated ANSBOLL DAN in 12' on points 1-3 TAKEDA GIA defeated OOMEN BEL in 12' on points 1-3 BULARCA ROM and TODOROV BUL equal bout 2-2 MARITSCHNIZG GER defeated FIVIAN SUA in 12' on points 1-3 HIRSCHBUHL SVI defeated IDO LIB in 3'55" by fall 0-4 LAAKSO FIN defeated PHILIPPE LUX in 12' on points 1-3 BENEDETTI ITA defeated CLARK AUS in 12' on points 1-3 SCHIERMEYER FRA defeated ZULAWNIK POL in 10'22" by fall 0-4 ALY RAU defeated AZOULAY MAR in 12' on points 1-3 NYSTROM SVE defeated ROSBAK PBA in 3'34" by justified ab. 0-4 BERGER AUT defeated ROLON ARG in 12' on points 1-3 BAYRAK TUR defeated HORVAT JUG in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: A. RIZMAJER UNG

Negative points

Hirschbuhl SVI p. 0 Benedetti ITA p. 1 Fivian SUA p. 3 Nystrom SVE » 0 Aly RAU » 1 Philippe LUX » 3 Schiermeyer FRA » 0 Berger AUT » 1 Clark AUS » 3 Rizmajer UNG » 0 Bayrak TUR » 1 Azoulay MAR » 3 Barlie NOR » 1 Bularka ROM » 2 Rolon ARG » 3 Gamarnik URS » 1 Todorov BUL » 2 Horvat JUG » 3 Takeda GIA » 1 Cuetos SPA » 3 Ido LIB » 4 Maritschnizg GER » 1 Ansboll DAN » 3 Zulawnik POL » 4 Laakso FIN » 1 Oomen BEL » 3 Rosbak PBA » 4 483 SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th August — night: 20.00 hrs

RIZMAJER UNG defeated CUETOS SPA in 12' on points 1-3 GAMARNIK URS defeated BARLIE NOR in 12' on points 1-3 ANSBOLL DAN and TAKEDA GIA equal bout 2-2 BULARCA ROM defeated OOMEN BEL in 12' on points 1-3 TODOROV BUL defeated FIVIAN SUA in 12' on points 1-3 MARITSCHNIZG GER defeated IDO LIB in 8'59" by fall 0-4 LAAKSO FIN defeated HIRSCHBUHL SVI in 12' on points 1-3 CLARK AUS defeated PHILIPPE LUX in 12' on points 1-3 BENEDETTI ITA and SCHIERMEYER FRA equal bout 2-2 AZOULAY MAR defeated ZULAWNIK POL for adversary's absence 0-4 ALY RAU and NYSTROM SVE equal bout 2-2 BAYRAK TUR defeated BERGER AUT in 10'29" by fall 0-4 HORVAT JUG defeated ROLON ARG in 0'27" by fall 0-4 Not admitted to the second round: ROSBAK PBA.

Negative points Rizmajer UNG p. 1 Benedetti ITA p. 3 Ansboll DAN p. 5 Maritschnizg GER » 1 Aly RAU » 3 Cuetos SPA » 6 eliminated Bayrak TUR » 1 Bularca ROM » 3 Oomen BEL » 6 eliminated Nystrom SVE » 2 Todorov BUL » 3 Fivian SUA » 6 eliminated Schiermeyer FRA » 2 Azoulay MAR » 3 Philippe LUX » 6 eliminated Gamarnik URS » 2 Horvat JUG » 3 Rolon ARG » 7 eliminated Laakso FIN » 2 Barlie NOR » 4 Ido LIB » 8 eliminated Hirschbuhl SVI » 3 Clark AUS » 4 Zulawnik POL » 8 eliminated Takeda GIA » 3 Berger AUT » 5

THIRD ROUND Monday 29th August — night: 20.00 hrs

RIZMAJER UNG defeated BARLIE NOR in 12' on points 1-3 GAMARNIK URS defeated TAKEDA GIA in 1'16" by fall 0-4 ANSBOLL DAN defeated BULARCA ROM in 3'36" by fall 0-4 TODOROV BUL defeated MARITSCHNIZG GER in 12' on points 1-3 HIRSCHBUHL SVI defeated CLARK AUS in 1'8" by fall 0-4 LAAKSO FIN defeated BENEDETTI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 SCHIERMEYER FRA defeated AZOULAY MAR in 11'42" by fall 0-4 BERGER AUT defeated ALY RAU in 12' on points 1-3 BAYRAK TUR defeated NYSTROM SVE in 12' on points 1-3 Admitted to subsequent round: HORVAT JUG

Negative points Schiermeyer FRA p. 2 Maritschnizg GER p. 4 Barlie NOR p. 7 eliminated Rizmajer UNG » 2 Todorov BUL » 4 Takeda GIA » 7 eliminated Gamarnic URS » 2 Nystrom SVE » 5 Bularca ROM » 7 eliminated Bayrak TUR » 2 Ansboll DAN » 5 Azoulay MAR » 7 eliminated Hirschbuhl SVI » 3 Berger AUT » 6 eliminated Clark AUS » 8 eliminated Laakso FIN » 3 Benedetti ITA » 6 eliminated Horvat JUG » 3 Aly RAU » 6 eliminated 484 In the welterweight category, the Turk, M. Bayrak wins his bout against the Austrian, F. Berger. 485 FOURTH ROUND Tuesday 30th August — night: 20.00 hrs

HORVAT JUG defeated RIZMAJER UNG in 12' on points 1-3 GAMARNIK URS defeated TODOROV BUL in 3'35" by fall 0-4 MARITSCHNIZG GER defeated ANSBOLL DAN in 12' on points 1-3 SCHIERMEYER FRA defeated HIRSCHBUHL SVI in 5'19" by fall 0-4 LAAKSO FIN defeated NYSTROM SVE in 10'25" by medical interv. 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: BAYRAK TUR

Negative points

Schiermeyer FRA p. 2 Horvat JUG p. 4 Todorov BUL p. 8 eliminated Gamarnik URS » 2 Rizmajer UNG » 5 Ansboll DAN » 8 eliminated Bayrak TUR » 2 Maritschnizg GER » 5 Nystrom SVE » 9 eliminated Laakso FIN » 3 Hirschbuhl SVI » 7 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

BAYRAK TUR defeated RIZMAJER UNG in 12' on points 1-3 HORVAT JUG defeated GAMARNIK URS in 12' on points 1-3 MARITSCHNIZG GER defeated LAAKSO FIN in 2'31" by fall 0-4

Negative points

Schiermeyer FRA p. 2 Horvat JUG p. 5 Rizmajer UNG p. 8 eliminated Bayrak TUR » 3 Gamarnik URS » 5 Maritschnizg GER » 5 Laakso FIN » 7 eliminated

SIXTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

HORVAT JUG defeated SCHIERMEYER FRA in 12' on points 1-3 BAYRAK TUR and GAMARNIK URS equal bout 2-2

Admitted to subsequent round: MARITSCHNIZG GER.

Negative points

Schiermeyer FRA p. 5 Bayrak TUR p. 5 Gamarnik URS p. 7 eliminated Maritschnizg GER » 5 Horvat JUG » 6 eliminated 486 FINAL ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night

MARITSCHNIZG GER defeated SCHIERMEYER FRA in 12' on points 1-3 BAYRAK TUR defeated MARITSCHNIZG GER in 1'47" by fall 0-4 BAYRAK TUR defeated SCHIERMEYER FRA on points 1-3

CLASSIFICATION

1. M. BAYRAK TUR 15. H. Barlie NOR 2. G. MARITSCHNIZG GER 15. S. Takeda GIA 3. R. SCHIERMEYER FRA 15. V. Bularca ROM 4. S. Horvat JUG 15. S. Azoulay MAR 5. G. Gamarnik URS 19. R. Clark AUS 6. M. Laakso FIN 20. A. Cuetos Casanueva SPA 7. A. Rizmajer UNG 20. K. Oomen BEL 8. H. Hirschbuhl SVI 20. F. Fivian SUA 9. C. Todorov BUL 20. B. Philippe LUX 9. B. Ansboll DAN 24. J. Rolon ARG 11. B. Nystrom SVE 25. H. Ido LIB 12. F. Benedetti ITA 25. E. Zulawnik POL 12. Aly RAU 27. A. Rosbak PBA 12. F. Berger AUT

The Turk, M. Bayrak, and the Swede, B. Nystrom, in action. MIDDLEWEIGHT (79 Kg.) ————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1908 - F. Martensson SVE 1932 - V. Kokkinen FIN 1912 - C. Johansson SVE 1936 - L. Johansson SVE 1920 - C. Westergren SVE 1948 - A. Grönberg SVE 1924 - E. Vesterlund FIN 1952 - A. Grönberg SVE 1928 - V. Kokkinen FIN 1956 - G. Kartozjia URS

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27 entries from 27 Nations - 24 participants from 24 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Friday 26th August — night: 20.00 hrs

BARLIE NOR and DUBICKI POL equal bout 2-2 HUNT AUS and HADDOUI MAR equal bout 2-2 PUNKARI FIN and KHODDAM HAZRATI IRN equal bout 2-2 KORMANIK CSV defeated LAMY FRA in 12' on points 1-3 AYVAZ TUR defeated MAGNANI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 METZ GER defeated SCHUMMER LUX in 7'30" by fall 0-4 CAMILLERI SUA defeated BERTHOUD SVI in 12' on points 1-3 ROMANOS LIB defeated LANGLE AUT in 12" by fall 0-4 CHUCHALOV URS defeated ISRAELSSON SVE in 4'34" by fall 0-1 DOBREV BUL defeated CALDAS POR in 8'48" by fall 0-4 GURICS UNG defeated MICIHELS BEL in 12' on points 1-3 TARANU ROM defeated AOMI GIA in 6'36" by fall 0-4

Negative points

Metz GER p. 0 Gurics UNG P- 1 Magnani ITA p. 3 Romanos LIB » 0 Barlie NOR » 2 Berthoud SVI » 3 Chuchalov URS » 0 Dubicki POL » 2 Michiels BEL » 3 Dobrev BUL » 0 Hunt AUS » 2 Schummer LUX » 4 Taranu ROM » 0 Haddaoui MAR » 2 Langle AUT » 4 Kormanik CSV » 1 Punkari FIN » 2 Israelsson SVE » 4 Ayvaz TUR » 1 Khoddam IRN » 2 Caldas POR » 4 Camilleri SUA » 1 Lamy FRA » 3 Aomi GIA » 4 488 SECOND ROUND

Saturday 27th August — night: 20.00 hrs

BARLIE NOR defeated HUNT AUS in 6'17" by fall 0-4 DUBICKI POL defeated HADDAOUI MAR in 5'44" by fall 0-4 PUNKARI FIN defeated LAMY FRA in 12' on points 1-3 KORMANIK CSV defeated KHODDAM HAZRATI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 METZ GER defeated MAGNANI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 AYVAZ TUR defeated SCHUMMER LUX in 9'20" by fall 0-4 CAMILLERI SUA defeated LANGLE AUT in 11'33" by fall 0-4 ROMANOS LIB defeated BERTHOUD SVI in 12' on points 1-3 DOBREV BUL defeated CHUCHALOV URS in 12' on points 1-3 ISRAELSSON SVE defeated CALDAS POR in 47" by fall 0-4 MICHIELS BEL defeated AOMI GIA in 12' on points 1-3

Not present at "weigh-in"": GURICS UNG Admitted to subsequent round: TARANU ROM

Negative points

Taranu ROM p. 0 Dubicki POL p. 2 Haddaoui MAR p. 6 eliminated Metz GER » 1 Chuchalov URS » 3 Lamy FRA » 6 eliminated Romanos LIB » 1 Punkari FIN » 3 Magnani ITA » 6 eliminated Dobrev BUL » 1 Michiels BEL » 4 Berthoud SVI » 6 eliminated Ayvaz TUR » 1 Israelsson SVE » 4 Aomi GIA » 7 eliminated Camilleri SUA » 1 Khoddam IRN » 5 Schummer LUX » 8 eliminated Kormanik CSV » 2 Hazrati IRN » 5 Langle AUT » 8 eliminated Barlie NOR » 2 Hunt AUS » 6 eliminated Caldas POR » 8 eliminated

THIRD ROUND

Monday 29th August — night: 20.00 hrs

TARANU ROM defeated BARLIE NOR in 52" by fall 0-4 DUBICKI POL defeated PUNKARI FIN in 12' on points 1-3 AYVAZ TUR defeated KHODDAM HAZRATI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 METZ GER and KORMANIK CSV equal bout 2-2 CAMILLERI SUA and ROMANOS LIB equal bout 2-2 CHUCHALOV URS defeated MICHIELS BEL in 12' on points 1-3 DOBREV BUL defeated ISRAELSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Taranu ROM p. 0 Dubicki POL p. 3 Punkari FIN p. 6 eliminated Dobrev BUL » 2 Camilleri SUA » 3 Michiels BEL » 7 eliminated Ayvaz TUR » 2 Chuchalov URS » 4 Israelsson SVE » 7 eliminated Metz GER » 3 Kormanik CSV » 4 Khoddam IRN » 8 eliminated Romanos LIB » 3 Barlie NOR » 6 eliminated Hazrati MAR » 8 eliminated 489 The Bulgarian middle- weight, D. Dobrev, during his bout with the Turk, K. Ayvaz.

The Turk, K. Ayvaz (reco- gnizable by the white strip on his shoes), tackles R. Schummer of Luxemburg. FOURTH ROUND

Tuesday 30th August — night: 20.00 hrs

TARANU ROM and DUBICKI POL equal bout 2-2 AYVAZ TUR defeated KORMANIK CSV in 4'55" by fall 0-4 METZ GER defeated CAMILLERI SUA in 11'49" by fall 0-4 CHUCHALOV URS defeated ROMANOS LIB in 2'30" by fall 0-4 Admitted to subsequent round: DOBREV BUL

Negative points

Dobrev BUL p. 2 Metz GER p. 3 Romanos LIB p. 7 eliminated Taranu ROM » 2 Chuchalov URS » 4 Camilleri SUA » 7 eliminated Ayvaz TUR » 2 Dubicki POL » 5 Kormanik CSV » 8 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND

Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

DOBREV BUL defeated TARANU ROM in 12' on points 1-3 DUBICKI POL and AYVAZ TUR equal bout 2-2 METZ GER defeated CHUCHALOV URS in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Dobrev BUL p. 3 Ayvaz TUR p. 4 Dubicki POL p. 7 eliminated Metz GER » 4 Taranu ROM » 5 Chuchalov URS » 7 eliminated

SIXTH ROUND

Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

DOBREV BUL defeated AYVAZ TUR in 12' on points 1-3 TARANU ROM and METZ GER equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Dobrev BUL p. 4 Ayvaz TUR p. 7 eliminated Metz GER » 6 eliminated Taranu ROM » 7 eliminated

PLAY-OFF BOUT FOR THE THIRD PLACE

TARANU ROM defeated AYVAZ TUR in 12' on points 491 CLASSIFICATION

1. D. DOBREV BUL 12. A. Michiels BEL 2. L. METZ GER 14. H. Khoddam Hazrati IRN 3. I. TARANU ROM 15. R. Hunt AUS 4. K. Ayvaz TUR 15. H. Haddaoui MAR 5. B. Dubicki POL 15. A. Lamy FRA 5. N. Chuchalov URS 15. M. Magnani ITA 7. Y. Romanos LIB 15. C. Berthoud SVI 7. R. Camilleri SUA 20. N. Aomi GIA 9. J. Kormanik CSV 21. R. Schummer LUX 10. O. Barlie NOR 21. H. Langle AUT 10. P. Punkari FIN 21. L. Caldas POR 12. L. Israelsson SVE 24. G. Gurics UNG

Award ceremony: from the left, the German, L. Metz, silver medal; the Bul- garian, D. Dobrev, gold medal and the Rumanian, I. Taranu, bronze medal. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (87 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1908 - V. Weckman FIN 1932 - R. Svensson SVE 1912 - the title was not assigned 1936 - A. Cadier SVE 1920 - C. Johansson SVE 1948 - K. Nilsson SVE 1924 - C. Westergren SVE 1952 - K. Gröndahl FIN 1928 - I. Moustafa EGYPT 1956 - V. Nikolajev URS

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19 entries from 19 Nations - 17 participants from 17 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Friday 26th August — night: 20.00 hrs

KARTOZJIA URS defeated GEORGES SUA in 12' on points 1-3 ALBRECHT GER defeated JANSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3 POPOVICI ROM defeated ISHIKURA GIA in 2'56" by fall 0-4 WIESBERGER AUT defeated JACQUEL FRA in 12" on points 1-3 BIMBALOV BUL defeated SMOLINSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 KIS Tevfik TUR defeated RUSTERHOLZ SVI in 12' on points 1-3 PITI UNG defeated CERRONI ITA in 12" on points 1-3 PANIZO SPA defeated GRAFFIGNA ARG in 1'54" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: A. VANHANEN FIN

Negative points

Popovici ROM p. 0 Bimbalov BUL p. 1 Smolinski POL p. 3 Panizo SPA » 0 Kis Tevfik TUR » 1 Rusterholz SVI » 3 Vanhanen FIN » 0 Piti UNG » 1 Cerroni ITA » 3 Kartozjia URS » 1 Georges SUA » 3 Ishikura GIA » 4 Albrecht GER » 1 Jansson SVE » 3 Graffigna ARG » 4 Wiesberger AUT » 1 Jacquel FRA » 3

493 The Russian, G. Kar- tozija (bronze medal), during his bout with the American, H. George.

Victory of the Turk, Tevfik Kis (right), over the Finn, A, Vanhanen. SECOND ROUND Saturday 27th August — night: 20.00 hrs

KARTOZJIA URS defeated VANHANEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3

ALBRECHT GER defeated GEORGES SUA in 12' on points 1-3

WIESBERGER AUT defeated ISHIKURA GIA in 12' on points 1-3

JACQUEL FRA defeated POPOVICI ROM in 58" by fall 0-4

BIMBALOV BUL and KIS Tevfik TUR equal bout 2-2

SMOLINSKI POL defeated CERRONI ITA in 12' on points 1-3

PITI UNG defeated RUSTERHOLZ SVI in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: PANIZO SPA

Not present: JANSSON SVE and GRAFFIGNA ARG

Negative points

Panizo SPA p. 0 Bimbalov BUL p. 3 Georges SUA p. 6 eliminated Kartozjia URS » 2 Kis Tevfik TUR » 3 Rusterholz SVI » 6 eliminated Albrecht GER » 2 Jacquel FRA » 3 Cerroni ITA » 6 eliminated Wiesberger AUT » 2 Popovici ROM » 4 Ishikura GIA » 7 eliminated Piti UNG » 2 Smolinski POL » 4 Vanhanen FIN » 3

THIRD ROUND Tuesday 30th August — morning 10.00 hrs

VANHANEN FIN defeated PANIZO SPA in 12' on points 1-3

KARTOZJIA URS defeated ALBRECHT GER in 12' on points 1-3

POPOVICI ROM defeated WIESBERGER AUT in 12' on points 1-3

BIMBALOV BUL defeated JACQUEL FRA in 12' on points 1-3

KIS TEVFIK TUR defeated SMOLINSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: PITI UNG

Negative points

Piti UNG p. 2 Bimbalov BUL p. 4 Wiesberger AUT p. 5 Kartozjia URS » 3 Kis Tevfik TUR » 4 Jacquel FRA » 6 eliminated Panizo SPA » 3 Popovici ROM » 5 Smolinski POL » 7 eliminated Vanhanen FIN » 4 Albrecht GER » 5 495 The winners in the light heavyweight category. From the left: the Bulga- rian, R. Bimbalov, the Turk, T. Kis and the Russian, G. Kartozjia. 496 FOURTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night: 20.00 hrs

PITI UNG defeated PANIZO SPA in 1'26" by fall 0-4 VANHANEN FIN defeated ALBRECHT GER in 10'30" by fall 0-4 KARTOZJIA URS defeated POPOVICI ROM in 12' on points 1-3 BIMBALOV BUL defeated WIESBERGER AUT in 12' on points 1-3 Admitted to subsequent round: KIS Tevfik TUR

Negative points Piti UNG p. 2 Kis Tevfik TUR p. 4 Popovici ROM p. 8 eliminated Vanhanen FIN » 4 Bimbalov BUL » 5 Wiesberger AUT » 8 eliminated Kartozjia URS » 4 Panizo SPA » 7 eliminated Albrecht GER » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night

KIS Tevfik TUR defeated VANHANEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3 KARTOZJIA URS defeated PITI UNG in 12' on points 1-3 Admitted to subsequent round: BIMBALOV BUL

Negative points Kartozjia URS p. 5 Kis Tevfik TUR p. 5 Vanhanen FIN p. 7 eliminated Bimbalov BUL » 5 Piti UNG » 5

SIXTH ROUND Wednesday 31st August — night

BIMBALOV BUL defeated PITI UNG in 12' on points 1-3 KIS Tevfik TUR defeated KARTOZJIA URS in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points Bimbalov BUL p. 6 Kartozjia URS p. 8 Kis Tevfik TUR » 6 Piti UNG » 8

CLASSIFICATION

1. T. KIS TEVFIK* TUR 10. M. Jacquel FRA 2. R. BIMBALOV BUL 11. W. Smolinski POL 3. G. KARTOZJIA URS 12. K. Rusterholz SVI 4. P. Piti UNG 12. A. Cerroni ITA 5. A. Vanhanen FIN 12. H. George SUA 6. J. Panizo Rodriguez SPA 15. S. Ishikura GIA 7. G. Popovici ROM 16. R. Jansson SVE 8. E. Wiesberger AUT 17. J. Graffigna ARG 9. H. Albrecht GER * Victory was assigned to the Turk KIS TEVFIK over the Bulgarian BIMBALOV for minor personal weight. 497

32. - II HEAVYWEIGHT (over 87 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1896 - K. Schumann GER 1932 - C. Westergren SVE 1908 - R. Weisz UNG 1936 - K. Palusalu EST 1912 - Y. Saarela FIN 1948 - A. Kirecci TUR 1920 - A. Lindfors FIN 1952 - J. Kotkas URS 1924 - H. Deglane FRA 1956 - A. Parfenov URS 1928 - R. Svensson SVE

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13 entries from 13 Nations - 12 participants from 12 Nations

FIRST ROUND Saturday 27th August — night: 20.00 hrs

KOZMA UNG defeated LEWIS DALE SUA in 12' on points 1-3 KASSABOV BUL defeated BULGARELLI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 SOSNOWSKI POL defeated AHVEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3 KUBAT CSV defeated SHIGEOKA GIA in 6'7" by fall 0-4 DIETRICH GER defeated SVENSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3 BOGDAN URS defeated TARI TUR in 5'47" by fall 0-4 Negative points Kubat CSV p. 0 Sosnowski POL p. 1 Ahven FIN p. 3 Bogdan URS » 0 Dietrich GER » 1 Svensson SVE » 3 Kozma UNG » 1 Lewis Dale SUA » 3 Shigeoka GIA » 4 Kassabov BUL » 1 Bulgarelli ITA » 3 Tari TUR » 4

SECOND ROUND Monday 29 th August — morning: 10.00 hrs

BULGARELLI ITA defeated LEWIS DALE SUA in 3'6" by fall 0-4 KASSABOV BUL defeated KOZMA UNG in 12' on points 1-3 KUBAT CSV defeated AHVEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3 SOSNOWSKI POL defeated SHIGEOKA GIA in 2'39" by fall 0-4 SVENSSON SVE and TARI TUR equal bout 2-2 DIETRICH GER and BOGDAN URS equal bout 2-2 Negative points

Kubat CSV p. 1 Dietrich GER p. 3 Ahven FIN p. 6 eliminated Sosnowski POL » 1 Bulgarelli ITA » 3 Tari TUR » 6 eliminated Bogdan URS » 2 Kozma UNG » 4 Lewis Dale SUA » 7 eliminated Kassabov BUL » 2 Svensson SVE » 5 Shigeoka GIA » 8 eliminated 498 The referee raises the arm of the German, W. Dietrich, after his victorious bout against the Swede, R. Svensson.

I, Bogdan of Russia, gold medal, has an equal bout against K. Kubat of Czechoslovakia. THIRD ROUND

Tuesday 30th August —morning: 10.00 hrs

KOZMA UNG defeated BULGARELLI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 KASSABOV BUL and SOSNOSWSKI POL equal bout 2-2 KUBAT CSV and DIETRICH GER equal bout 2-2 BOGDAN URS defeated SVENSSON SVE in 10'29" by fall 0-4

Negative points

Bogdan URS p. 2 Kassabov BUL p. 4 Bulgarelli ITA p. 6 eliminated Kubat CSV » 3 Kozma UNG » 5 Svensson SVE » 9 eliminated Sosnowski POL » 3 Dietrich GER » 5

FOURTH ROUND

Wednesday 31st August —morning: 10.00 hrs

KOZMA UNG defeated SOSNOWSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 DIETRICH GER defeated KASSABOV BUL in 6'55" by fall 0-4 KUBAT CSV and BOGDAN URS equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Bogdan URS p. 4 Kubat CSV p. 5 Sosnowski POL p. 6 eliminated Dietrich GER » 5 Kozma UNG » 6 eliminated Kassabov BUL » 8 eliminated

CLASSIFICATION

1. I. BOGDAN URS 7. A. Bulgarelli ITA 2. W. DIETRICH * GER 8. R. Svensson SVE 3. K. KUBAT CSV 9. V. Ahven FIN 4. I. Kozma UNG 9. T. Tari TUR 5. I. Sosnowski POL 11. F. Lewis Dale SUA 6. R. Kassabow BUL 12. K. Shigeoka GIA

* Second place was assigned to DIETRICH of Germany over KUBAT of Czechoslovakia for minor personal weight.

500 FREE-STYLE

TIME-TABLE ——————————————————

Thursday 1st September: 10.00 and 20.00 hrs Friday 2nd September: 10.00 and 20.00 hrs Saturday 3rd September: 10.00 and 20.00 hrs Monday 5th September: 10.00 and 20.00 hrs Tuesday 6th September: 10.00 and 20.00 hrs

501 FLYWEIGHT (52 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - R. Curry SUA 1952 - H. Cemici TUR 1948 - L. Viitala FIN 1956 - M. Tchalkalamanidze URS

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18 entries from 18 Nations - 17 participants from 17 Nations

FIRST ROUND Thursday 1st September — morning: 10.00 hrs

NAWAB PAK defeated O'CONNOR IRL in 7'04" by fall 0-4

BILEK TUR defeated MATSUBARA GIA in 12' on points 1-3

SIMONS SUA defeated FRANDFORS SVE in 2'08" by fall 0-4

ALIEV URS defeated KHAKSAR AFG in 3'03" by fall 0-4

KROP POL defeated ROSADO MEX in 5'46" by fall 0-4

ZOETE FRA defeated RANTALA FIN in 5'48" by fall 0-4

SAFEPOUR IRN defeated GRONING AUS in 5'22" by fall 0-4

NEFF GER defeated VITRANO ITA in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: N. DIMITROV BUL

Negative points

Nawab PAK p. 0 Dimitrov BUL p. 0 Frandfors SVE p. 4 Simons SUA » 0 Bilek TUR » 1 Khaksar AFG » 4 Aliev URS » 0 Neff GER » 1 Rosado MEX » 4 Krop POL » 0 Matsubara GIA » 3 Rantala FIN » 4 Zoete FRA » 0 Vitrano ITA » 3 Groning AUS » 4 Safepour IRN » 0 O'Connor IRL » 4 502 SECOND ROUND

Friday 2nd September — morning: 10.00 hrs

NAWAB PAK defeated DIMITROV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 MATSUBARA GIA defeated O'CONNOR IRL in 1'32" by fall 0-4 BILEK TUR defeated SIMONS SUA in 2'18" by fall 0-4 ALIEV URS defeated FRANDFORS SVE in 5'34" by fall 0-4 ROSADO MEX defeated KHAKSAR AFG in 2'45" by fall 0-4 ZOETE FRA defeated KROP POL in 3'57" by fall 0-4 SAFEPOUR IRN defeated RANTALA FIN in 5'12" by fall 0-4 NEFF GER defeated GRONING AUS in 4'7" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: C. VITRANO ITA

Negative points

Aliev URS p. 0 Matsubara GIA p. 3 O'Connor IRL p. 8 eliminated Zoete FRA » 0 Dimitrov BUL » 3 Frandfors SVE » 8 eliminated Safepour IRN » 0 Vitrano ITA » 3 Khaksar AFG » 8 eliminated Nawab PAK » 1 Simons SUA » 4 Rantala FIN » 8 eliminated Bilek TUR » 1 Rosado MEX » 4 Groning AUS » 8 eliminated Neff GER » 1 Krop POL » 4

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September — morning: 10.00 hrs

DIMITROV BUL defeated VITRANO ITA in 11'10" by fall 0-4

MATSUBARA GIA defeated NAWAB PAK in 4'43" by fall 0-4

ALIEV URS defeated BILEK TUR in 12' on points 1-3 SIMONS SUA defeated ROSADO MEX in 4'2" by fall 0-4

SAFEPOUR IRN defeated KROP POL in 6'2" by fall 0-4

NEFF GER defeated ZOETE FRA in 11'28" by fall 0-4

Negative points

Safepour IRN p. 0 Dimitrov BUL p. 3 Nawab PAK p. 5 Aliev URS » 1 Bilek TUR » 4 Vitrano ITA » 7 eliminated Neff GER » 1 Simons SUA » 4 Krop POL » 8 eliminated Matsubara GIA » 3 Zoete FRA » 4 Rosado MEX » 8 eliminated 503 FOURTH ROUND Monday 5 th September — night: 20.00 hrs

MATSUBARA GIA defeated DIMITROV BUL in 1'38" by fall 0-4 BILEK TUR defeated NAWAB PAK in 4' by fall 0-4 SIMONS SUA defeated ALIEV URS in 12" on points 1-3 SAFEPOUR IRN defeated ZOETE FRA in 4'31" by fall 0-4 Admitted to subsequent round: P. NEFF GER

Negative points Safepour IRN p. 0 Bilek TUR p. 4 Dimitrov BUL p. 7 eliminated Neff GER » 1 Aliev URS » 4 Zoete FRA » 8 eliminated Matsubara GIA » 3 Simons SUA » 5 Nawab PAK » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

BILEK TUR defeated NEFF GER in 3'20" by fall 0-4 MATSUBARA GIA defeated SIMONS SUA in 12' on points 1-3 SAFEPOUR IRN defeated ALIEV URS in 10'40" by fall 0-4

Negative points Safepour IRN p. 0 Bilek TUR p. 4 Aliev URS p. 8 eliminated Matsubara GIA » 4 Neff GER » 5 Simons SUA » 8 eliminated

SIXTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September — night: 20.00 hrs

MATSUBARA GIA defeated NEFF GER in 3'30" by fall 0-4 BILEK TUR defeated SAFEPOUR IRN in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points Safepour IRN p. 3 Bilek TUR p. 5 Matsubara GIA » 4 Neff GER » 9 eliminated

SEVENTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September — night: 20.00 hrs

MATSUBARA GIA defeated SAFEPOUR IRN in 12' on points 1-3 504 The winners in the flyweight category. From the left: the Japanese, M. Matsubara (silver medal), the Turk, A. Bilek (gold medal) and the Iranian, S. Safepour (bronze medal). 505 CLASSIFICATION

1. A. BILEK TUR 10. C. Vitrano ITA 2. M. MATSUBARA GIA 11. L. Krop POL 3. S. SAFEPOUR IRN 12. J. Rosado MEX 4. P. Neff GER 13. D. Groning AUS 5. E. Simons SUA 13. V. Rantala FIN 6. A. Aliev URS 13. F. Khaksar AFG 7. V. Dimitrov BUL 13. B. Frandfors SVE 8. A. Zoete FRA 13. S. O'Connor IRL 9. D. Nawab PAK

A phase of the bout between the Turk, A. Bilek, and the Japanese, M. Matsubara.

506 BANTAMWEIGHT (57 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - G. Mehnert SUA 1936 - O. Zombori UNG 1908 - G. Mehnert SUA 1948 - N. Akar TUR 1924 - K. Pihlajamäki FIN 1952 - S. Ishii GIA 1928 - K. Mäkinen FIN 1956 - M. Dagistanli TUR 1932 - R. Pearce SUA

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22 entries from 22 Nations – 19 participants from 19 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Thursday 1st September

CHINAZZO ITA defeated IM KWANG COR in 12' on points 1-3 DUNNE IRL defeated MANCINI SMA in 8'03" by fall 0-4 YAGHOUBI IRN and AKBAS TUR equal bout 2-2 SHAKHOV URS and JASKARI FIN equal bout 2-2 SIRAJ PAK defeated PILLING GRB in 2'50" by fall 0-4 KAMMERER GER defeated CAMPBELL PAN in 12' on points 1-3 MCCANN SUA defeated VESTERBY SVE in 12' on points 1-3 TROJANOWSKI POL defeated HANNI SVI in 4'24" by fall 0-4 ZALEV BUL defeated JAMESON AUS in 2'31" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: T. ASAI GIA

Negative points

Dunne IRL p. 0 McCann SUA p. 1 Vesterby SVE p. 3 Siraj PAK » 0 Yaghoubi IRN » 2 Mancini SMA » 4 Trojanowski POL » 0 Akbas TUR » 2 Pilling GRB » 4 Zalev BUL » 0 Shakhov URS » 2 Hanni SVI » 4 Asai GIA » 0 Jaskari FIN » 2 Jameson AUS » 4 Chinazzo ITA » 1 Im Kwang COR » 3 Kammerer GER » 1 Campbell PAN » 3 507 SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

ASAI GIA defeated CHINAZZO ITA in 3'14" by fall 0-4 IM KWANG COR defeated DUNNE IRL in 2'45" by fall 0-4 YAGHOUBI IRN defeated MANCINI SMA in 17" by fall 0-4 SHAKHOV URS defeated AKBAS TUR in 12' on points 1-3 JASKARI FIN defeated SIRAJ PAK in 12' on points 1-3 CAMPBELL PAN defeated PILLING GRB in 4'57" by fall 0-4

KAMMERER GER defeated VESTERBY SVE in 12' on points 1-3 MCCANN SUA defeated HANNI SVI in l'40" by fall 0-4 TROJANOWSKI POL defeated JAMESON AUS in 4'25" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: N. ZALEV BUL

Negative points

Trojanowski POL p. 0 Im Kwang COR p. 3 Vesterby SVE p. 6 eliminated Zalev BUL » 0 Jaskari FIN » 3 Mancini SMA » 8 eliminated Asai GIA » 0 Campbell PAN » 3 Pilling GRB » 8 eliminated McCann SUA » 1 Shakhov URS » 3 Hanni SVI » 8 eliminated Kammerer GER » 2 Dunne IRL » 4 Jameson AUS » 8 eliminated Yaghoubi IRN » 2 Chinazzo ITA » 5 Siraj PAK » 3 Akbas TUR » 5

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

ZALEV BUL defeated ASAI GIA in 3'45" by fall 0-4 CHINAZZO ITA defeated DUNNE IRL in 2'21" by fall 0-4 YAGHOUBI IRN defeated IM KWANG COR in 12' on points 1-3 JASKARI FIN defeated AKBAS TUR in 11'5" by fall 0-4 SHAKHOV URS defeated SIRAJ PAK in 12' on points 1-3 MCCANN SUA defeated CAMPBELL PAN in 12' on points 1-3 TROJANOWSKI POL defeated KAMMERER GER in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Zalev BUL p. 0 Shakhov URS p. 4 Im Kwang COR p. 6 eliminated Trojanowski POL » 1 Asai GIA » 4 Campbell PAN » 6 eliminated McCann SUA » 2 Chinazzo ITA » 5 Dunne IRL » 8 eliminated Yaghoubi IRN » 3 Kammerer GER » 5 Akbas TUR » 9 eliminated Jaskari FIN » 3 Siraj PAK » 6 eliminated 508 In the final round of the bantamweight category: the American, T. McCann against the Pole, T. Trojanowski, winners of the gold and bronze medal respectively. 509 FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

ZALEV BUL defeated CHINAZZO ITA in 12' on points 1-3 ASAI GIA defeated YAGHOUBI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 SHAKHOV URS defeated KAMMERER GER in 7'15" by fall 0-4 JASKARI FIN defeated MCCANN SUA in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: T. TROJANOWSKI POL

Negative points Trojanowski POL p. 1 Jaskari FIN p. 4 Yaghoubi IRN p. 6 eliminated Zalev BUL » 1 Asai GIA » 5 Chinazzo ITA » 8 eliminated Shakhov URS » 4 McCann SUA » 5 Kammerer GER » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

ZALEV BUL defeated TROJANOWSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 ASAI GIA defeated JASKARI FIN in 12' on points 1-3 MCCANN SUA defeated SHAKHOV URS in 48" by fall 0-4

Negative points Zalev BUL p. 2 McCann SUA p. 5 Jaskari FIN p. 7 eliminated Trojanowski POL » 4 Asai GIA » 6 eliminated Shakhov URS » 8 eliminated

FINAL ROUND Tuesday 6th September

MCCANN SUA defeated TROJANOWSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 MCCANN SUA defeated ZALEV BUL in 12' on points 1-3

CLASSIFICATION 1. T. McCANN SUA 10. S. Siraj PAK 2. N. ZALEV BUL 10. J. Im Kwang COR 3. T. TROJANOWSKI POL 13. D. Dunne IRL 4. T. Asai GIA 14. H. Akbas TUR 5. T. Jaskari FIN 15. E. Vesterby SVE 6. M. Shakhov URS 16. G. Jameson AUS 7. M. Yaghoubi IRN 16. P. Hanni SVI 8. L. Chinazzo ITA 16. W. Pilling GRB 9. F. Kammerer GER 16. V. Mancini SMA 10. E. Campbell PAN 510 FEATHERWEIGHT (62 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - I. Niflot SUA 1932 - H. Pihlajamäki FIN 1908 - G. Dole SUA 1936 - K. Pihlajamäki FIN 1920 - C. Ackerly SUA 1948 - G. Bilge TUR 1924 - R. Reed SUA 1952 - B. Sit TUR 1928 - A. R. Morrison SUA 1956 - S. Sasahara GIA

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25 entries from 25 Nations - 25 participants from 25 Nations

FIRST ROUND Thursday 1st September

MEWIS BEL defeated SHIAM IND in 4'52" by fall 0-4 MARTE AUT defeated PARKER AUS in 12' on points 1-3 DAGISTANLI TUR defeated PENTTILA FIN in 12' on points 1-3 KELLERMAN UNG defeated ERNST SVI in 8'39" by fall 0-4 RUBASHVILI URS defeated KHADEM IRN in 5'52" by fall 0-4 GIANI SUA defeated GELSOMINI ITA in 11'29" by fall 0-4 IOANNIDES GRE defeated KANG CHUNG HO COR in 5'56" by fall 0-4 AKMAD SAYID IRK and VALLEJO MEX equal bout 2-2 AKHTAR PAK defeated KEDERI AFG in 58" by fall 0-4 SATO GIA defeated ZURAWSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 GELDENHUYS SAF defeated ASPEN GRB in 2'21" by fall 0-4 IVANOV BUL defeated LUSCHNIG GER in 11'18" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: G. BALLERY FRA

Negative points

Akhtar PAK p. 0 Dagistanli TUR p. 1 Aspen GRB p. 4 Geldenhuys SAF » 0 Marte AUT » 1 Gelsomini ITA » 4 Giani SUA » 0 Sato GIA » 1 Kang Ioannides GRE » 0 Ahmad Chung Ko COR » 4 Ivanov BUL » 0 Sayid K. IRK » 2 Kederi AFG » 4 Kellerman UNG » 0 Vallejo MEX » 2 Khadem IRN » 4 Mewis BEL » 0 Parker AUS » 3 Luschnig GER » 4 Rubashvili URS » 0 Penttila FIN » 3 Ernst SVI » 4 Ballery FRA » 0 Zurawski POL » 3 Shiam IND » 4 511 SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

MEWIS BEL defeated BALLERY FRA in 12' on points 1-3 DAGISTANLI TUR defeated MARTE AUT in 2'38" by fall 0-4 PENTTILA FIN defeated KELLERMAN UNG in 12' on points 1-3 RUBASHVILI URS defeated ERNST SVI in 59" by fall 0-4 KHADEN IRN defeated GIANI SUA in 12' on points 1-3 KANG CHUNG HO COR defeated GELSOMINI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 AHMAD SAYID IRK defeated IOANNIDES GRE in 12' on points 1-3 VALLEJO MEX defeated KEDERI AFG in 12' on points 1-3 SATO GIA defeated AKHTAR PAK in 12' on points 1-3 ZURAWSKI POL defeated GELDENHUYS SAF in 12' on points 1-3 ASPEN GRB and LUSCHNIG GER equal bout 2-2

Admitted to subsequent round: S. IVANOV BUL Not present at « weigh-in »: S. PARKER AUS and S. SHIAM IND

Negative points

Rubashvili URS p. 0 Giani SUA p. 3 Marte AUT p. 5 Ivanov BUL » 0 Ioannides GRE » 3 Aspen GRB » 6 eliminated Dagistanli TUR » 1 Kellerman UNG » 3 Luschnig GER » 6 eliminated Mewis BEL » 1 Vallejo MEX » 3 Gelsomini ITA » 7 eliminated Sato GIA » 2 Penttila FIN » 4 Kederi AFG » 7 eliminated Ahmad Sayid IRK » 3 Zurawski POL » 4 Ernst SVI » 8 eliminated Akhtar PAK » 3 Kang Chung Ballery FRA » 3 Ho COR » 5 Geldenhuys SAF » 3 Khaden IRN » 5

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

IVANOV BUL defeated BALLERY FRA in 12' on points 1-3 MEWIS BEL defeated MARTE AUT in 5'3" by fall 0-4 DAGISTANLI TUR defeated KELLERMAN UNG in 4'46" by fall 0-4 RUBASHVILI URS defeated PENTTILA FIN in 3'12" by fall 0-4 KHADEN IRN defeated KANG CHUNG HO COR in 4'17" by fall 0-4 GIANI SUA defeated AHMAD SAYID IRK in 12' on points 1-3 SATO GIA defeated VALLEJO MEX in 7'57" by fall 0-4 AKHTAR PAK defeated ZURAWSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: A. GELDENHUYS SAF Not present: E. IOANNIDES GRE

Negative points

Rubashvili URS p. 0 Akhtar PAK p. 4 Vallejo MEX p. 7 eliminated Dagistanli TUR » 1 Giani SUA » 4 Zurawski POL » 7 eliminated Ivanov BUL » 1 Khaden IRN » 5 Penttila FIN » 8 eliminated Mewis BEL » 1 Ahmad Sayid IRK » 6 eliminated Kang Chung Sato GIA » 2 Ballery FRA » 6 eliminated Ho COR » 9 eliminated Geldenhuys SAF » 3 Kellerman UNG » 7 eliminated Marte AUT » 9 eliminated 512 FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

IVANOV BUL defeated GELDENHUYS SAF in 12' on points 1-3 DAGISTANLI TUR defeated MEWIS BEL in 12' on points 1-3 AKHTAR PAK defeated RUBASHVILI URS in 12' on points 1-3 SATO GIA defeated KHADEN IRN in 5'20" by fall 0-4 Not present at " weigh-in ": L. GIANI SUA.

Negative points Dagistanli TUR p. 2 Rubashvili URS p. 3 Geldenhuys SAF p. 6 eliminated Sato GIA » 2 Mewis BEL » 4 Khaden IRN » 9 eliminated Ivanov BUL » 2 Akhtar PAK » 5

FIFTH ROUND Monday 5th September

IVANOV BUL defeated MEWIS BEL in 10'42" by fall 0-4 DAGISTANLI TUR defeated AKHTAR PAK in 9'40" by fall 0-4 RUBASHVILI URS defeated SATO GIA in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points Dagistanli TUR p. 2 Rubashvili URS p. 4 Mewis BEL p. 8 eliminated Ivanov BUL » 2 Sato GIA » 5 Akhtar PAK » 9 eliminated

SIXTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

IVANOV BUL defeated RUBASHVILI URS in 12' on points 1-3 DAGISTANLI TUR and SATO GIA equal bout 2-2

Negative points Ivanov BUL p. 3 Rubashvili URS p. 7 eliminated Dagistanli TUR » 4 Sato GIA » 7 eliminated

SEVENTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

DAGISTANLI TUR defeated IVANOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points Dagistanli TUR p. 5 Ivanov BUL » 6

513

33. - II CLASSIFICATION

1. M. DAGISTANLI TUB 12. J. Kellerman UNG 2. S. IVANOV BUL 15. E. Penttila FIN 3. V. RUBASHVILI UBS 16. Hang Chung Ho COB 4. T. Sato GIA 16. H. Marte AUT 5. J. Mewis BEL 18. E. Ioannides GRE 6. M. Akhtar PAK 19. A. Aspen GRB 7. A. Geldenhuys SAF 19. C. Luschnig GER 8. M. Khaden IBN 21. A. Gelsomini ITA 9. L. D. Giani SUA 21. M. Kederi AFG 10. Ahmad Sayid Kassim IRK 23. M. Ernst SVI 10. G. Ballery FRA 24. S. Parker AUS 12. J. Zurawski POL 25. S. Shiam IND 12. R. Vallejo MEX

The Turk, M. Dagistanli, during a phase of the decisive bout against the Bulgarian, S. Ivanov.

514 LIGHTWEIGHT (67 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - B. Bradshaw SUA 1932 - C. Pacome FRA 1908 - G. Relwyskow GRB 1936 - K. Kárpáti UNG 1920 - K. Anttila FIN 1948 - C. Atik TUR 1924 - R. Vis SUA 1952 - O. Anderberg SVE 1928 - O. Käpp ESTONIA 1956 - E. Habibi IRN

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26 entries from 26 Nations - 24 participants from 24 Nations

FIRST ROUND Thursday 1st September

RIES SAF defeated TOVAR MEX in 12' on points 1-3 BONG CHANG WON COR defeated DURAN VEN in 12' on points 1-3 LOUGHEED CAN defeated BIELLE FRA in 12' on points 1-3 NAZEM LIB defeated STEPHENSON GRB in 12' on points 1-3 TAJIKI IRN defeated DIN PAK in 8'7" by fall 0-4 SAHIN TUR defeated STAMULIS AUS in 8'21" by fall 0-4 NIZZOLA ITA defeated KHALUNDER AFG in 1'31" by fall 0-4 DIMOV BUL defeated HORST GER in 12' on points 1-3 SINYAVSKIY URS defeated KUCZYNSKI POL in 12' on points 1-3 ABE KAZNO GIA defeated TOTH UNG in 12' on points 1-3 WILSON SUA defeated GIAN IND in 12' on points 1-3 PELTONIEMI FIN defeated YANEZ CUB in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Tajiki IRN p. 0 Sinyavskiy URS p. 1 Kuczynski POL p. 3 Sahin TUR » 0 Abe Kazno GIA » 1 Toth UNG » 3 Nizzola ITA » 0 Wilson SUA » 1 Gian IND » 3 Ries SAF » 1 Peltoniemi FIN » 1 Yanez CUB » 3 Bong Chang Tovar MEX » 3 Din PAK » 4 Won COR » 1 Duran VEN » 3 Stamulis AUS » 4 Lougheed CAN » 1 Bielle FRA » 3 Khalunder AFG » 4 Nazem LIB » 1 Stephenson GRB » 3 Dimov BUL » 1 Horst GER » 3 515 SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

TOVAR MEX defeated DURAN VEN in 8'20" by fall 0-4 BONG CHANG WON COR defeated RIES SAF in 12' on points 1-3 LOUGHEED CAN defeated STEPHENSON GRB in 12' on points 1-3 BIELLE FRA defeated NAZEM LIB in 54" by fall 0-4 DIN PAK defeated STAMULIS AUS in 12' on points 1-3 TAJIKI IRN defeated SAHIN TUR in 12' on points 1-3 DIMOV BUL defeated KHALUNDER AFG in 1'15" by fall 0-4 NIZZOLA ITA defeated HORST GER in 12' on points 1-3 SINYAVSKIY URS defeated TOTH UNG in 8'38" by fall 0-4 ABE KAZNO GIA defeated KUCZYNSKI POL in 6'26" by fall 0-4 WILSON SUA defeated PELTONIEMI FIN in 12' on points 1-3 GIAN IND defeated YANEZ CUB in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Abe Kazno GIA p. 1 Bielle FRA p. 3 Horst GER p. 6 eliminated Dimov BUL » 1 Sahin TUR » 3 Stephenson GRB » 6 eliminated Nizzola ITA » 1 Tovar MEX » 3 Yanez CUB » 6 eliminated Sinyavskiy URS » 1 Gian IND » 4 Duran VEN » 7 eliminated Tajiki IRN » 1 Peltoniemi FIN » 4 Kuczynski POL » 7 eliminated Bong Chang Ries SAF » 4 Stamulis AUS » 7 eliminated Won COR » 2 Din PAK » 5 Toth UNG » 7 eliminated Lougheed CAN » 2 Nazem LIB » 5 Khalunder AFG » 8 eliminated Wilson SUA » 2

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

BONG CHANG WON COR defeated TOVAR MEX in 12' on points 1-3 RIES SAF defeated LOUGHEED CAN in 12' on points 1-3 DIN PAK defeated BIELLE FRA in 12' on points 1-3 TAJIKI IRN defeated NAZEM LIB in 2'29" by fall 0-4 SAHIN TUR and NIZZOLA ITA equal bout 2-2 SINYAVSKIY URS defeated DIMOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 WILSON SUA defeated ABE KAZNO GIA in 12' on points 1-3 PELTONIEMI FIN defeated GIAN IND in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Tajiki IRN p. 1 Abe Kazno GIA p. 4 Bielle FRA p. 6 eliminated Sinyavskiy URS » 2 Dimov BUL » 4 Din PAK » 6 eliminated Bong Chang Lougheed CAN » 5 Tovar MEX » 6 eliminated Won COR » 3 Peltoniemi FIN » 5 Gian IND » 7 eliminated Nizzola ITA » 3 Ries SAF » 5 Nazem LIB » 9 eliminated Wilson SUA » 3 Sahin TUR » 5 516 E. Dimov of Bulgaria beats Bong Chang Won of Korea.

G. Nizzola of Italy prevails over Abe Kazno of Japan.

517 FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

TAJIKI IRN defeated RIES SAF in 1'1" by fall 0-4 BONG CHANG WON COR defeated LOUGHEED CAN in 12' on points 1-3 DIMOV BUL defeated SAHIN TUR in 12' on points 1-3 NIZZOLA ITA defeated ABE KAZNO GIA in 3'6" by fall 0-4 WILSON SUA defeated SINYAVSKIY URS in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: M. PELTONIEMI FIN.

Negative points

Tajiki IRN p. 1 Wilson SUA p. 4 Lougheed CAN p. 8 eliminated Nizzola ITA » 3 Dimov BUL » 5 Abe Kazno GIA » 8 eliminated Bong Chang Peltoniemi FIN » 5 Sahin TUR » 8 eliminated Won COR » 4 Sinyavskiy URS » 5 Ries SAF » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

BONG CHANG WON COR defeated PELTONIEMI FIN in 12' on points 1-3 DIMOV BUL defeated TAJIKI IRN in 11'6" by fall 0-4 SINYAVSKIY URS defeated NIZZOLA ITA in 7'7" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: S. WILSON SUA.

Negative points

Wilson SUA p. 4 Dimov BUL p. 5 Nizzola ITA p. 7 eliminated Bong Chang Sinyavskiy URS » 5 Peltoniemi FIN » 8 eliminated Won COR » 5 Tajiki IRN » 5

SIXTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

WILSON SUA defeated TAJIKI IRN in 12' on points 1-3 DIMOV BUL defeated BONG CHANG WON COR in 12' on points 1-3

Admitted to subsequent round: V. SINYAVSKIY URS.

Negative points

Wilson SUA p. 5 Bong Chang Sinyavskiy URS » 5 Won COR p. 8 eliminated Dimov BUL » 6 eliminated Tajiki IRN » 8 eliminated

518 CLASSIFICATION

1. S. WILSON SUA 12. R. Bielle FRA 2. V. SINYAVSKIY URS 12. M. Tovar MEX 3. E. DIMOV BUL 15. P. Gian IND 4. Bong Chang Won COR 16. A. Nazem LIB 4. M. Tajiki IRN 17. K. Stephenson GRB 6. G. Nizzola ITA 17. B. Horst GER 7. M. Peltoniemi FIN 17. J. Yanez CUB 8. H. Sahin TUR 20. A. Duran VEN 8. Abe Kazno GIA 20. N. Stamulis AUS 8. R. Lougheed CAN 20. C. Toth UNG 11. A. Ries SAF 20. J. Kuczynski POL 12. M. Din PAK 24. J. Khalunder Amir AFG

A phase of the victorious bout of the American, S. Wilson, gold medal, in the lightweight category against the Russian, Sinyavskiy.

519 WELTERWEIGHT (73 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - O. Roehm SUA 1936 - F. W. Lewis SUA 1924 - H. Gehri SVI 1948 - Y. Dogu TUR 1928 - A. Haavisto FIN 1952 - W. Smith SUA 1932 - F. Van Bebber SUA 1956 - M. Ikeda GIA

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28 entries from 28 Nations - 23 participants from 23 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Thursday 1st September

OGAN TUR defeated BALAVADZE URS in 12' on points 1-3 UDEY IND defeated FEENEY IRL in 12' on points 1-3 KANEKO GIA defeated HASANOV BUL in 11'5" by fall 0-4 DE VILLIERS SAF defeated BERGER AUT in 12' on points 1-3 DE VESCOVI ITA defeated FLORES MEX in 12' on points 1-3 HABIBI IRN defeated CHOI MYONG JONG COR in 1'45" by fall 0-4 CARLSSON SVE defeated RANTANEN FIN in 12' on points 1-3 BASHIR PAK defeated AMEY GRB in 9'59" by fall 0-4 ROLON ARG defeated DOST SULTAN AFG in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated BOESE CAN in 2'21" by fall 0-4 BRUGGMANN SVI defeated CLARK AUS in 13" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: M. HEINZE GER

Negative points

Bashir PAK p. 0 De Villiers SAF p. 1 Flores MEX p. 3 Blubaugh SUA » 0 Ogan TUR » 1 Rantanen FIN » 3 Bruggmann SVI » 0 Rolon ARG » 1 Amey GRB » 4 Habibi IRN » 0 Udey IND » 1 Boese CAN » 4 Kaneko GIA » 0 Balavadze URS » 3 Choi Myong Heinze GER » 0 Berger AUT » 3 Jong COR » 4 Carlsson SVE » 1 Dost Sultan AFG » 3 Clark AUS » 4 De Vescovi ITA » 1 Feeney IRL » 3 Hasanov BUL » 4 520 Welterweights: the Turk, I. Ogan (above) prevails over the South African, C. De Villiers. SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

OGAN TUR defeated HEINZE GER in 12' on points 1-3 BALAVADZE URS defeated UDEY IND in 12' on points 1-3 HASANOV BUL defeated FEENEY IRL in 12' on points 1-3 KANEKO GIA defeated BERGER AUT in 1'7" by fall 0-4 DE VILLIERS SAF defeated FLORES MEX in 2'10" by fall 0-4 HABIBI IRN defeated CARLSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3 DE VESCOVI ITA defeated CHOI MYONG JONG COR in 50" by fall 0-4 BASHIR PAK defeated ROLON ARG in 12' on points 1-3 AMEY GRB defeated DOST SULTAN AFG in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated BRUGGMANN SVI in 3'35" by fall 0-4 BOESE CAN defeated CLARK AUS in 1'9" by fall 0-4

Not present at " weigh-in " : V. RANTANEN FIN.

Negative points

Blubaugh SUA p. 0 Balavadze URS p. 4 Dost Sultan AFG p. 6 eliminated Kaneko GIA » 0 Boese CAN » 4 Feeney IRL » 6 eliminated Bashir PAK » 1 Bruggmann SVI » 4 Berger AUT » 7 eliminated De Vescovi ITA » 1 Carlsson SVE » 4 Flores MEX » 7 eliminated De Villiers SAF » 1 Rolon ARG » 4 Choi Myong Habibi IRN » 1 Udey IND » 4 Jong COR » 8 eliminated Ogan TUR » 2 Amey GRB » 5 Clark AUS » 8 eliminated Heinze GER » 3 Hasanov BUL » 5

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

HEINZE GER and BALAVADZE URS equal bout 2-2 OGAN TUR defeated UDEY IND in 4'11" by fall 0-4 HASANOV BUL defeated DE VILLIERS SAF in 12' on points 1-3 DE VESCOVI ITA defeated KANEKO GIA in 5'50" by fall 0-4 HABIBI IRN defeated BASHIR PAK in 12' on points 1-3 CARLSSON SVE defeated AMEY GRB in 2' by fall 0-4 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated ROLON ARG for adversary's absence 0-4 BRUGGMANN SVI defeated BOESE CAN in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Blubaugh SUA p. 0 Kaneko GIA p. 4 Boese CAN p. 7 eliminated De Vescovi ITA » 1 Carlsson SVE » 4 Rolon ARG » 8 eliminated Habibi IRN » 2 Bruggmann SVI » 5 Udey IND » 8 eliminated Ogan TUR » 2 Heinze GER » 5 Amey GRB » 9 eliminated Bashir PAK » 4 Balavadze URS » 6 eliminated De Villiers SAF » 4 Hasanov BUL » 6 eliminated 522 The winners. From the left: I. Ogan (TUR), silver medal; D. Blubaugh (SUA), gold medal and M. Bashir (PAK), bronze medal. FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

KANEKO GIA defeated HEINZE GER in 5' 59" by fall 0-4 OGAN TUR defeated DE VILLIERS SAF in 12' on points 1-3 HABIBI IRN defeated DE VESCOVI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated CARLSSON SVE in 6'12" by fall 0-4 BASHIR PAK defeated BRUGGMANN SVI in 9'35" by fall 0-4 Negative points Blubaugh SUA p. 0 De Vescovi ITA p. 4 Bruggmann SVI p. 9 eliminated Habibi IRN » 3 Kaneko GIA » 4 Heinze GER » 9 eliminated Ogan TUR » 3 De Villiers SAF » 7 eliminated Bashir PAK » 4 Carlsson SVE » 8 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

OGAN TUR defeated KANEKO GIA in 12' on points 1-3 BASHIR PAK defeated DE VESCOVI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated HABIBI IRN in 2'37" by fall 0-4 Negative points Blubaugh SUA p. 0 Bashir PAK p. 5 Habibi IRN p. 7 eliminated Ogan TUR » 4 De Vescovi ITA » 7 eliminated Kaneko GIA » 7 eliminated

FINAL ROUND Tuesday 6th September

OGAN TUR defeated BASHIR PAK in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated OGAN TUR in 12' on points 1-3 BLUBAUGH SUA defeated BASHIR PAK by fall 0-4 Negative points Blubaugh SUA p. 1 Ogan TUR » 4 Bashir PAK » 7

CLASSIFICATION 1. D. BLUBAUGH SUA 13. C. Boese CAN 2. I. OGAN TUR 14. I. Rolon ARG 3. M. BASHIR PAK 14. C. Udey IND 4. G. De Vescovi ITA 16. P. Amey GRB 4. G. Habibi IRN 17. M. Dost Sultan AFG 4. Y. Kaneko GIA 17. J. Feeney IRL 7. C. De Villiers SAF 19. F. Berger AUT 8. A. Carlsson SVE 19. J. Flores MEX 9. K. Bruggmann SVI 21. Choi Myong Jong COR 9. M. Heinze GER 21. R. Clark AUS 11. N. Balavadze URS 23. T. Rantanen FIN 11. M. Hasanov BUL 524 MIDDLEWEIGHT (79 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - Ch. Erickson SUA 1932 - I. Johansson SVE 1908 - S. V. Bacon GRB 1936 - E. Poilvè FRA 1920 - E. Leino FIN 1948 - G. Brand SUA 1924 - F. Haggmann SVI 1952 - D. Tchimakouridze URS 1928 - E. Kyburz SVI 1956 - N. S. Nikolov BUL

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19 entries from 19 Nations - 19 participants from 19 Nations

FIRST ROUND Thursday 1st September

NAGAI GIA defeated HUNT AUS in 2'28" by fall 0 4 HOLLOSI UNG and GARDJEV BUL equal bout 2-2 GUNGOR TUR defeated GRAFFIGNA ARG in 9'31" by fall 0-4 THOMAS NZE defeated SAVAD IRN in 9'17" by fall 0-4 H. ANTONSSON SVE defeated PUNKARI FIN in 11'59" by fall 0-4 MADHO IND defeated BUTTS GRB in 4'3" by fall 0-4 DEWITT SUA defeated CARAFFINI ITA in 12' on points 1-3

UTZ GER defeated MOTTIER SVI in 4'30" by fall 0-4 SKHIRTLADZE URS defeated KHOKAN AFG in 1'23" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: M. FAIZ PAK

Negative points

Antonsson SVE p. 0 Utz GER p. 0 Hunt AUS p. 4 Faiz PAK » 0 Dewitt SUA » 1 Khokan AFG » 4 Gungor TUR » 0 Gardjev BUL » 2 Mottier SVI » 4 Madho IND » 0 Hollosi UNG » 2 Punkari FIN » 4 Nagai GIA » 0 Caraffini ITA » 3 Savad IRN » 4 Skhirtladze URS » 0 Butts GRB » 4 Thomas NZE » 0 Graffigna ARG » 4 525 SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

NAGAI GIA defeated FAIZ PAK in 12' on points 1-3 HOLLOSI UNG defeated HUNT AUS in 51" by fall 0-4 GUNGOR TUR defeated GARDJEV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 THOMAS NZE defeated GRAFFIGNA ARG in 12' on points 1-3 SAVAD IRN defeated ANTONSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3 PUNKARI FIN defeated BUTTS GRB in 11'10" by fall 0-4 MADHO IND defeated CARAFFINI ITA in 9'55" by fall 0-4 DEWITT SUA defeated MOTTIER SVI in 1'7" by fall 0-4 SKHIRTLADZE URS defeated UTZ GER in 9'22" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: M. KHOKAN AFG

Negative points

Madho IND p. 0 Antonsson SVE p. 3 Caraffini ITA p. 7 eliminated Skhirtladze URS » 0 Faiz PAK » 3 Graffigna ARG » 7 eliminated Dewitt SUA » 1 Khokan AFG » 4 Butts GRB » 8 eliminated Gungor TUR » 1 Punkari FIN » 4 Hunt AUS » 8 eliminated Nagai GIA » 1 Utz GER » 4 Mottier SVI » 8 eliminated Thomas NZE » 1 Gardjev BUL » 5 Hollosi UNG » 2 Savad IRN » 5

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

FAIZ PAK defeated KHOKAN AFG in 12' on points 1-3 HOLLOSI UNG defeated NAGAI GIA in 12' on points 1-3 GARDJEV BUL defeated THOMAS NZE in 3'20" by fall 0-4

GUNGOR TUR and SAVAD IRN equal bout 2-2 H. ANTONSSON SVE defeated MADHO IND in 12' on points 1-3 UTZ GER defeated PUNKARI FIN in 12' on points 1-3 DEWITT SUA defeated SKHIRTLADZE URS in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Dewitt SUA p. 2 Antonsson FIN p. 4 Utz GER p. 5 Gungor TUR » 3 Faiz PAK » 4 Khokan AFG » 7 eliminated Hollosi UNG » 3 Nagai GIA » 4 Punkari FIN » 7 eliminated Madho IND » 3 Gardjev BUL » 5 Savad IRN » 7 eliminated Skhirtladze URS » 3 Thomas NZE » 5 526 The Turk, Gungor, in his victorious bout against G. R. Graffigna of Argentine. Gungor will win the gold medal.

Gungor in his decisive bout against the American, E. J. Dewitt (left) who was beaten by a fall.

The Soviet, G. Skhirladze (silver medal) during his bout against the Indian, S. Madho. FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

GARDJEV BUL defeated NAGAI GIA in 12' on points 1-3 GUNGOR TUR defeated HOLLOSI UNG in 12' on points 1-3 H. ANTONSSON SVE defeated THOMAS NZE in 5'45" by fall 0-4 SKHIRTLADZE URS defeated MADHO IND in 12' on points 1-3 DEWITT SUA defeated UTZ GER in 12' on points 1-3

Retired: M. FAIZ PAK.

Negative points

Dewitt SUA p. 3 Gardjev BUL p. 6 eliminated Utz GER p. 8 eliminated Antonsson SVE » 4 Hollosi UNG » 6 eliminated Thomas NZE » 9 eliminated Gungor TUR » 4 Madho IND » 6 eliminated Skhirtladze URS » 4 Nagai GIA » 7 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

GUNGOR TUR defeated DEWITT SUA in 5'6" by fall 0-4 H. ANTONSSON SVE and SKHIRTLADZE URS equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Gungor TUR p. 4 Antonsson SVE p. 6 eliminated Skhirtladze URS » 6 eliminated Dewitt SUA » 7 eliminated

CLASSIFICATION

1. H. GUNGOR TUR 11. M. Faiz PAK 2. G. SKHIRTLADZE * URS 12. V. M. Punkari FIN 3. H. ANTONSSON SVE 12. A. M. Savad IRN 4. E. J. Dewitt SUA 12. M. A. Khokan AFG 5. S. Gardjev BUL 15. G. R. Graffigna ARG 5. G. Hollosi UNG 15. G. Caraffini ITA 5. S. Madho IND 17. A. Butts GRB 8. T. Nagai GIA 17. H. Mottier SVI 9. G. Utz GER 17. R. Hunt AUS 10. A. Thomas NZE

* SKHIRTLADZE who terminated the competition on equal points with the Swede, ANTONSSON, was classified in the second place for minor personal weight. 528 LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (87 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1920 -A. Larsson SVE 1936 - K. Fridell SVE 1924 -J. Spellman SUA 1948 - H. Wittenberg SUA 1928 -T. Sjöstedt SVE 1952 - B. W. Palm SVE 1932 -P. Mehringer SUA 1956 - G. R. Takhti IRN

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21 entries from 21 Nations - 19 participants from 19 Nations

FIRST ROUND

Thursday 1st September

ALBUL URS defeated HOLZHERR SVI in 12' on points 1-3

ATLI TUR defeated ROSTOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3

GURICS UNG defeated STECKLE CAN in 12' on points 1-3

PALM SVE defeated RAUCHBACH GER in 12' on points 1-3

SAJJAN IND defeated MARCUCCI ITA in 12' on points 1-3

TAKHTI IRN defeated GUNGA AFG in 1'15" by fall 0-4

ABE GIA defeated PARSONS AUS in 12' on points 1-3

VAN ZYL SAF defeated MARTINA IRL in 2'5" by fall 0-4

BRAND SUA defeated JACQUEL FRA in 1'50" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: C. FERRERAS VEN

Negative points

Brand SUA p. 0 Gurics UNG p. 1 Rauchbach GER p. 3 Ferreras VEN » 0 Palm SVE » 1 Steckle CAN » 3 Takhti IRN » 0 Sajjan IND » 1 Gunga AFG » 4 Van Zyl SAF » 0 Holzherr SVI » 3 Jacquel FRA » 4 Abe GIA » 1 Kostov BUL » 3 Martina IRL » 4 Albul URS » 1 Marcucci ITA » 3 Atli TUR » 1 Parsons AUS » 3 529

34. - II SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

FERRERAS VEN and HOLZHERR SVI equal bout 2-2 ALBUL URS defeated KOSTOV BUL in 12' on points 1-3 ATLI TUR defeated STECKLE CAN in 12' on points 1-3 PALM SVE defeated GURICS BUL in 7'44" by fall 0-4 SAJJAN IND defeated RAUCHBACH GER in 3'45" by fall 0-4 MARCUCCI ITA defeated GUNGA AFG in 2'58" by fall 0-4 TAKHTI IRN defeated PARSONS AUS in 3'35" by fall 0-4 ABE GIA defeated BRAND SUA in 2'20" by fall 0-4 VAN ZYL SAF defeated JACQUEL FRA in 12' on points 1-3

Not presented at " weigh-in ": G. MARTINA IRL.

Negative points

Takhti IRN p. 0 Atli TUR p. 2 Kostov BUL p. 6 eliminated Abe GIA » 1 Ferreras VEN » 2 Steckle CAN » 6 eliminated Palm SVE » 1 Marcucci ITA » 3 Jacquel FRA » 7 eliminated Sajjan IND » 1 Brand SUA » 4 Parsons AUS » 7 eliminated Van Zyl SAF » 1 Gurics UNG » 5 Rauchbach GER » 7 eliminated Albul URS » 2 Holzherr SVI » 5 Gunga AFG » '8 eliminated

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

ALBUL URS defeated FERRERAS VEN in 11'41" by fall 0-4 ATLI TUR defeated HOLZHERR SVI in 12' on points 1-3 GURICS UNG defeated SAJJAN IND in 3'37" by fall 0-4 PALM SVE defeated MARCUCCI ITA in 12' on points 1-3 TAKHTI IRN defeated ABE GIA in 2'3" by fall 0-4 BRAND SUA defeated VAN ZYL SAF in 2'30" by fall 0-4

Negative points

Takhti IRN p. 0 Brand SUA p. 4 Van Zyl SAF p. 5 Albul URS » 2 Abe GIA » 5 Ferrares VEN » 6 eliminated Palm SVE » 2 Guries UNG » 5 Marcucci ITA » 6 eliminated Atli TUR » 3 Sajjan IND » 5 Holzherr SVI » 8 eliminated 530 I. Atli of Turkey wins the light heavyweight category. Here he is in one of the decisive bouts against the Swede, V. Palm. Success of Atli over the Iranian, R. Takhti Cholam. 532 FOURTH ROUND Monday 5th September

ATLI TUR defeated ALBUL URS in 12' on points 1-3 TAKHTI IRN defeated GURICS UNG in 5' by fall 0-4 PALM SVE defeated SAJJAN IND in 12' on points 1-3 VAN ZYL SAF defeated ABE GIA in 6'27" by fall 0-4 Admitted to subsequent round: D. BRAND SUA

Negative points Takhti IRN p. 0 Brand SUA p. 4 Sajjan IND p. 8 eliminated Palm SVE » 3 Albul URS » 5 Abe GIA » 9 eliminated Atli TUR » 4 Van Zyl SAF » 5 Gurics UNG » 9 eliminated

FIFTH ROUND Tuesday 6th September

ALBUL URS defeated BRAND SUA in 12' on points 1-3 ATLI TUR defeated PALM SVE in 12' on points 1-3 TAKHTI IRN defeated VAN ZYL SAF in 7'5" by fall 0-4

Negative points Takhti IRN p. 0 Albul URS p. 6 eliminated Brand SUA p. 7 eliminated Atli TUR » 5 Palm SVE » 6 eliminated Van Zyl SAF » 9 eliminated

FINAL ROUND Tuesday 6th September

ATLI TUR defeated TAKHTI IRN in 12' on points

WRESTLE-OFF FOR THIRD PLACE

ALBUL URS and PALM SVE equal bout

CLASSIFICATION

1. I. ATLI TUR 10. C. Ferreras Sosa VEN 2. R. TAKHTI CHOLAM IRN 12. E. Holzherr SVI 3. A. ALBUL * URS 13. R. Steckle CAN 4. V. Palm SVE 13. V. Kostov BUL 5. D. Brand SUA 15. M. Jacquel FRA 6. H. Van Zyl SAF 15. P. Parsons AUS 7. S. Sajjan IND 15. D. Rauchbach GER 8. K. Abe GIA 18. M. Gunga Ghulam AFG 8. G. Gurics UNG 19. G. A. Martina IRL 10. A. Marcucci ITA

THIRD PLACE was awarded to ALBUL for minor personal weight.

533 HEAVYWEIGHT (over 87 Kg.) ——————————————————

Previous Olympic Winners

1904 - B. Hansen SUA 1932 - J. Richtoff SVE 1908 - G. O'Kelly GRB 1936 - K. Palusalu Esthonia 1920 - R. Roth SVI 1948 - G. Bobis UNG 1924 - H. Steele SUA 1952 - A. Mekokishvili URS 1928 - J. Richtoff SVE 1956 - H. Kaplan TUR

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17 entries from 17 Nations - 17 participants from 17 Nations

FIRST ROUND Thursday 1st September

DZARASOV URS defeated ISHIGURO GIA in 4'47" by fall 0-4 SHOURVARZI IRN defeated ORDMAN SAF in 57" by fall 0 4 B. ANTONSSON SVE defeated WIDMER SVI in 4'4" by fall 0 4 DIETRICH GER defeated MITCHELL AUS in 1'13" by fall 0-4 REZNAK UNG defeated KERSLAKE SUA in 12' on points 1-3 RICHMOND GRB defeated SUBHANI AFG in 5'8" by fall 0-4 DJIBER BUL defeated NAZIR PAK in 3'45" by fall 0-4 KAPLAN TUR defeated SOSNOWSKI POL in 6'49" by fall 0-4

Admitted to subsequent round: P. MARASCALCHI ITA

Negative points

B. Antonsson SVE p. 0 Richmond GRB p. 0 Nazir PAK p. 4 Dietrich GER » 0 Shourvarzi IRN » 0 Ordman SAF » 4 Djiber BUL » 0 Reznak UNG » 1 Sosnowski POL » 4 Dzarasov URS » 0 Kerslake SUA » 3 Subhani AFG » 4 Kaplan TUR » 0 Ishiguro GIA » 4 Widmer SVI » 4 Marascalchi ITA » 0 Mitchell AUS » 4 534 SECOND ROUND Friday 2nd September

MARASCALCHI ITA defeated ISHIGURO GIA in 2'34" by fall 0-4 DZARASOV URS defeated SHOURVARZI IRN in 9'23" by fall 0-4 B. ANTONSSON SVE defeated ORDMAN SAF in 4'33" by fall 0-4 DIETRICH GER defeated WIDMER SVI in 1'27" by fall 0-4 MITCHELL AUS and REZNAK UNG equal bout 2-2 KERSLAKE SUA defeated RICHMOND GRB in 56" by fall 0-4 NAZIR PAK defeated SUBHANI AFG in 12' on points 1-3 DJIBER BUL and KAPLAN TUR equal bout 2-2 Admitted to subsequent round: L. SOSNOWSKI POL

Negative points

B. Antonsson SVE p. 0 Reznak UNG p. 3 Mitchell AUS p. 6 eliminated Dietrich GER » 0 Kerslake SUA » 3 Subhani AFG » 7 eliminated Dzarasov URS » 0 Richmond GRB » 4 Ishiguro GIA » 8 eliminated Marascalchi ITA » 0 Shourvarzi IRN » 4 Ordman SAF » 8 eliminated Djiber BUL » 2 Sosnowski POL » 4 Widmer SVI » 8 eliminated Kaplan TUR » 2 Nazir PAK » 5

THIRD ROUND Saturday 3rd September

MARASCALCHI ITA defeated SOSNOWSKI POL in 7'45" by fall 0-4 DZARASOV URS defeated B. ANTONSSON SVE in 7'52" by fall 0-4 DIETRICH GER defeated SHOURVARZI IRN in 9'51" by fall 0-4 REZNAK UNG defeated RICHMOND GRB in 12' on points 1-3 KERSLAKE SUA and DJIBER BUL equal bout 2-2 KAPLAN TUR defeated NAZIR PAK in 2'12" by fall 0-4

Negative points Dietrich GER p. 0 B. Antonsson SVE p. 4 Richmond GRB p. 7 eliminated Dzarasov URS » 0 Djiber BUL » 4 Shourvarzi IRN » 8 eliminated Marascalchi ITA » 0 Reznak UNG » 4 Sosnowski POL » 8 eliminated Kaplan TUR » 2 Kerslake SUA » 5 Nazir PAK » 9 eliminated

FOURTH ROUND Monday 5 th September

DZARASOV URS defeated MARASCALCHI ITA in 9'24" by fall 0-4 DIETRICH GER defeated B. ANTONSSON SVE in 12' on points 1-3 REZNAK UNG and DJIBER BUL equal bout 2-2 KAPLAN TUR defeated KARSLAKE SUA in 12' on points 1-3

Negative points

Dzarasov URS p. 0 Marascalchi ITA p. 4 B. Antonsson SVE p. 7 eliminated Dietrich GER » 1 Djiber BUL » 6 eliminated Kerslake SUA » 8 eliminated Kaplan TUR » 3 Reznak UNG » 6 eliminated 535 The German, W. Dietrich, in action against the Turk, H. Kaplan. On the rostrum, after the presentation, are the winners of the heavyweight category From the left, H. Kaplan (TUR), silver medal; W. Dietrich (GER), gold medal and S. Dzarasov (URS), bronze medal. FIFTH ROUND

Tuesday 6th September

DIETRICH GER defeated MARASCALCHI ITA in 3'47" by fall 0-4 DZARASOV URS and KAPLAN TUR equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Dietrich GER p. 1 Kaplan TUR p. 5 Dzarasov URS » 2 Marascalchi ITA » 8 eliminated

FINAL ROUND

Tuesday 6th September

DIETRICH GER defeated DZARASOV URS in 7'8" by fall 0-4

DIETRICH GER and KAPLAN TUR equal bout 2-2

Negative points

Dietrich GER p. 2 Kaplan TUR » 4 Dzarasov URS » 6

CLASSIFICATION

1. W. DIETRICH GER 10. Y. Shourvarzi IRN 2. H. KAPLAN TUR 10. L. Sosnowski POL 3. S. DZARASOV URS 12. M. Nazir PAK 4. P. Marascalchi ITA 13. R. Mitchell AUS 5. L. Djiber BUL 14. N. Subhani AFG 5. J. Reznak UNG 15. M. Widmer SVI 7. B. Antonsson SVE 15. M. Ordman SAF 8. W. Kerslake SUA 15. K. Ishiguro GIA 9. K. Richmond GRB

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