Olympic Official Report Tokyo 1964 Volume Two Part 2

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Olympic Official Report Tokyo 1964 Volume Two Part 2 401 Weight Lifting=== Haltérophilie Federation Internationale W.W. R. Holland J. Przedelski (POLAND) Halterophile et Culturiste (Britain) P. Guenov (BULGARIA) President C.H. Johnson (U.S.A.) Jury of Appeal Side J. M. Betrian(NETHANTL) General Oscar State(Britain) C.H. Johnson (U.S.A.) Referees K. Artemyev (U.S.S.R.) Secretary B. Nyberg (FINLAND) Iguchi, Yukio (JAPAN) Japan Weight-Lifting Association D. Abraham (INDIA) K. Ganguly (INDIA) President Nishikawa, Shoichi A.M. Geissa (U.A.R.) K. N. Kolev (BULGARIA) Vice- Kyogoku, Takatoshi K. Nazarov (U.S.S.R.) A. Naderi (IRAN) President Yukio Iguchi Reserves L. De Loen (PANAMA) R Geeraerts (MOROCCO) Headquarters of the Competition A.M. Bakhtiar (IRAN) J. Witucki (POLAND) Akamine, Shigeru Chief J. Terpak(U.S.A) D. A. Matlin (U.S.A.) Referees Nonaka, Yoshiharu J. Dame (FRANCE) E. Hassanein (U.A.R.) Iida, Katsuyasu E. S. Dorotheo (PHILPIN) G. A. De Jongh Iida, Sadataro W.W R. Holland (NETHANTL) Technical Delegate (BRITAIN) J. Szpringer (ISRAEL) Oscar State (Britain) B. Poula (CZECHSLV) Time Table—Shibuya Public Hall Section A (a. m.) Section B (p. m.) Oct. Categories Weighing Weighing in START in START 11th (Sun.) Bantam Weight 9.00 10.00 15.00 16.00 2th (Mon.) Feather Weight 9.00 10.00 15.00 16.00 13th (Tues.) Light Weight 900 10.00 15.00 16.00 14th (Wed.) Middle Weight 9.00 10.00 15.00 1600 16th (Fri.) Light Heavy Weight 9.00 10.00 15.00 16.00 17th (Sat.) Middle Heavy Weight 9.00 10.00 15.00 16.00 18th (Sun.) Heavy Weight 9.00 10.00 1500 16.00 I=WNR •=ONR X=DISQ Bantam Weight=== Poids coq (56 kg ) 18 countries 24 competitors (disqualified 2) World Records Olympic Records Press 117.5 F. Baez P. RICO 1964 Press 105.0 J. De Pietro U.S.A. 1948 Snatch 108.0 S. Ichinoseki JAPAN 1963 Snatch 107.5 C. Vinci U.S.A. 1960 Jerk 139.5 C. Ching-Kai CHINA 1957 Jerk 135.0 Yu In Ho KOREA 1956 Total 352.5 Y. Miyake JAPAN 1962 Total 345.0 C. Vinci U.S.A. 1960 Previous Olympic Winners 1948 J. De Pietro U.S.A. 1956 C. Vinci U.S.A. 1952 I. Oudodov U.S.S.R. 1960 C. Vinci U.S.A. Place Name Country Weight Press Snatch Jerk Total 1 Vakhonin, Alexey U.S.S.R. 55.75 •110.0 105.0 •142.5 I•357.5 2 Foldi, Imre HUNGARY 55.30 •115.0 102.5 •137.5 I•355.0 3 Ichinoseki, Shiro JAPAN 55.70 100.0 •110.0 •137.5 •347.5 4 Trebicki, Henryk POLAND 55.75 105.0 102.5 135.0 342.5 5 Yang, Mu Shin KOREA 55.50 97.5 107.5 135.0 340.0 6 Furuyama, Yukio JAPAN 55.85 105.0 100.0 130.0 335.0 Bantam-weight Division winner A. Vakhonin (URS) and the medalists A. Vakhonin (URS), vainqueur de la catégorie Poids coq et les médaillés ¬ A. Vakhonin(URS) • I. Foldi (HUN) ® S. Ichinoseki (JPN) 7 Yu, In-Ho KOREA 55.90 97.5 100.0 •137.5 33.50 8 Dias, Martin B. GUIANA 55.95 100.0 102.5 132.5 335.0 9 Nagy, Robert HUNGARY 55.40 100.0 105.0 125.0 330.0 10 Eslami, Rajabi IRAN 55.80 100.0 100.0 130.0 330.0 11 Hereit, Mohamed U.A.R. 55.80 102.5 97.5 127.5 327.5 12 Grandi, Renzo ITALY 55.90 105.0 92.5 130.0 327.5 13 Baez, Fernando Luis P. RICO 55.70 •107.5 87.5 127.5 322.5 14 Ghosh, M. L. INDIA 55.65 87.5 95.0 130.0 312.5 15 Nasiri-Seresht, Mohammad IRAN 54.10 105.0 85.0 120.0 310.0 16 Chit Mya BURMA 55.55 90.0 95.0 125.0 310.0 17 Chua, Phung Kim MALAYSIA 55.45 90.0 95.0 122.5 307.5 18 Sukchinda, Chaiya THAILAND 53.30 87.5 95.0 120.0 302.5 19 Curiel, Hector Publio N. ANTIL 55.35 85.0 90.0 125.0 300.0 20 Azam, Muhammad PAKISTAN 55.05 87.5 87.5 120.0 295.0 21 Hay, Gerald AUSTRALA 55.10 80.0 95.0 115.0 290.0 22 Coffa, Salvatore AUSTRALA 55.90 82.5 82.5 110.0 275.0 Chongrak, Sermbhan THAILAND 55.55 95.0 90.0 X120.0 — Chung, Nan Fei TAIWAN 55.75 95.0 X92.5 — — Feather Weight=== Poid plume (60 kg) 20 countries 22 competitors (disqualified) World Records Olympic Records Press 126.0 H. Fukuda JAPAN 1964 Press 120.0 E. Minaev U.S.S.R. 1960 Snatch 123.0 Y. Miyake JAPAN 1964 Snatch 110.0 S. Mannironi ITALY 1960 Jerk 150.5 Y. Miyake JAPAN 1963 Jerk 142.5 E. Minaev U.S.S.R. 1960 Total 387.5 Y. Miyake JAPAN 1964 Total 372.5 E. Minaev U.S.S.R. 1960 Previous Olympic Winners 1920 F. De Haes BELGIUM 1948 M. Fayad EGYPT 1924 P. Habetti ITALY 1952 R. Tchimishkian U.S.S.R. 1928 F. Andrysek AUSTRIA 1956 I. Berger U.S.A. 1932 R. Suvigny FRANCE 1960 E. Minaev U.S.S.R. 1936 A. Terlazzo U.S.A. 403 Place Name Country Weight Press Snatch Jerk Total 1 Miyake, Yoshinobu JAPAN 59.35 •122.5 •122.5 •152.5 I•397.5 2 Berger, Isaac U.S.A. 59.55 •122.5 107.5 I•152.5 •382.5 3 Nowak. Mieczyslaw POLAND 59.85 112.5 •115.0 •150.0 •377.5 4 Fukuda, Hiroshi JAPAN 59.55 120.0 •115.0 140.0 •375.0 5 Mannironi, Sebastiano ITALY 59.70 112.5 •112.5 •145.0 370.0 6 Kim, Hae Nam KOREA 59.80 115.0 •112.5 140.0 367.5 7 Kozlowski, Rudolf POLAND 59.55 110.0 107.5 140.0 357.5 8 Abbas, Hosni U.A.R. 59.65 105.0 100.0 137.5 342.5 9 Lee, Ildefonso PANAMA 59.15 105.0 102.5 132.5 340.0 10 Chung, Kum Weng MALAYSIA 59.80 110.0 92.5 132.5 335.0 11 Eberle, Martin GERMANY 59.95 107.5 97.5 130.0 335.0 12 Serrano, Pedro P. RICO 59.95 100.0 105.0 127.5 332.5 13 Das, L. K. INDIA 60.00 100.0 100.0 132.5 332.5 14 Mansour, Zuhair IRAQ 59.40 107.5 97.5 125.0 330.0 15 Newton, George BRITAIN 59.75 100.0 102.5 122.5 325.0 16 Chang, Ming Chung TAIWAN 59.25 97.5 95.0 130.0 322.5 17 Alanis, Mauro MEXICO 59.45 95.0 90.0 130.0 315.0 18 Salter, Allen CANADA 58.95 95.0 92.5 125.0 312.5 19 Marguccio, Antonio AUSTRALA 59.90 87.5 95.0 125.0 307.5 20 Edberg, Enar SWEDEN 59.50 95.0 90.0 120.0 305.0 Tiamsert, Snan THAILAND 59.25 95.0 80.0 X120.0 — Fitzi, Balas RUMANIA 59.70 115.0 X100.0 — — Light Weight=== poids léger (67.5 kg) 18 countries 20 competitors (disqualified 1) World Records Olympic Records Press 140.0 B. Petrov BULGARIA 1964 Press 125.0 R. Khabutoinov U.S.S.R. 1956 Snatch 132.5 W. Baszancwski POLAND 1964 Snatch 122.5 V. Bushuev U.S.S.R. 1960 Jerk 168.0 W. Baszanowski POLAND 1964 Jerk 155.0 Tan Howe Liang SINGAPOR 1960 Total 430.0 W. Baszanowski POLAND 1964 Total 397.5 V. Bushuev U.S.S.R. 1960 Previous Olympic Winners 1920 A. Nyland ESTONRIA 1936 R. Fein AUSTRIA 1924 E. Decottignies FRANCE 1948 I. Shams EGYPT 1928 H. Haas AUSTRIA 1952 T. Kono U.S.A. K. Helbig GERMANY 1956 I. Rybak U.S.S.R. 1932 R. Duverger FRANCE 1960 V. Bushuev U.S.S.R. 1936 M. Mesbah EGYPT Place Name Country Weight Press Snatch Jerk Total 1 Baszanowski, Waldemar POLAND 67.15 •132.5 •135.0 •165.0 I•432.5 2 Kaplunov, Vladimir U.S.S.R 67.50 •140.0 •127.5 •165.0 I•432.5 3 Zielinski, Marian POLAND 66.65 •140.0 120.0 •160.0 •420.0 4 Gercy, Anthony Michael U.S.A. 67.50 •127.5 •125.0 •160.0 •412.5 5 Otahal, Zdenek CZECHSLV 66.85 •130.0 117.5 152.5 •400.0 6 Yamazaki, Hiroshi JAPAN 67.40 120.0 120.0 •157.5 397.5 7 Jalayer, Parviz IRAN 67.30 120.0 120.0 155.0 395.0 8 Kornprobst, Alfred GERMANY 67.40 122.5 112.5 150.0 385.0 9 Saleh, Hessein U.A.R. 66.80 125.0 115.0 142.5 382.5 10 Rashid, Mahmood IRAQ 66.75 117.5 112.5 137.5 367.5 11 Gittens, Hugo TRI-TBAG 67.25 117.5 105.0 145.0 367.5 12 Abbas, Aziz IRAQ 66.70 115.0 107.5 142.5 365.0 13 Mya Thein BURMA 66.75 110.0 105.0 145.0 360.0 14 Lab, Philippe SWITZ 67.25 112.5 107.5 140.0 360.0 15 Petrov, Bogomil Tsvetanov BULGARIA 66.95 125.0 107.5 125.0 357.5 16 Westlin, Sven Erik SWEDEN 67.40 110.0 102.5 140.0 352.5 404 17 Monk, Rudy Ernst N.
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