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Resultadosyclasificacio XII MUNDO DEPORTIVO Martes 24 de agosto de 2004 RESULTADOS Y CLASIFICACIONES Atletismo 6. Reina Okori (Fra) 12”81 Aly (Egi)-Jaksto (Lit) 19-11 4. Shahin Nasirinia (Ira) 392.5 3. Hungría 3'31”775 4. Cayard-Trinter (USA) 20.0 7. Kirsten Bolm (Ale) 13”84 López (Cub)-Estrada (USA) 21-7 5. Julio Luna (Ven) 390.0 4. España 3'32”355 5. Marazzi-De Maria (Sui) 20.0 Brigitte Foster (Jam) N.P. 6. Hakan Yilmaz (Tur) 390.0 (Alfredo Bea, David Mascato) 6. Rohart-Rambeau (Fra) 25.0 Hombres Triple salto 7. Bakhyt Akhmetov (Kaz) 390.0 Mujeres 7. Beashel-Giles (Aus) 25.0 Final 8. Bermúdez-Castro (Esp) 26.0 400 metros Ciclismo 8. Anatoliy Mushyk (Ucr) 387.5 K-4 500 metros 1. Francoise Mbango E. (Cmr) 15,30 Tornado Final 9. Santiago Martínez (ESP) 382.5 Serie 2 2. Hrysopiyi Devetzi (Gre) 15,25 5ª regata 1. Jeremy Wariner (USA) 44”00 Hombres (175.0-207.5) 1. Polonia 1'31”949 3. Tatyana Lebedeva (Rus) 15,14 1. Bundock/Forbes (Aus) 1.0 2. Otis Harris (USA) 44”16 Final, Persecución por equipos 2. Ucrania 1'33”057 4. Trecia Smith (Jam) 15,02 2. Figueroa/Hernandez (PRi) 2.0 3. Derrick Brew (USA) 44”42 1. Australia 3'58”233 3. España 1'34”525 5. Yamile Aldama (Sud) 14,99 3. Kirilyuk/Ushkov (Rus) 3.0 4. Alleyne Francique (Grn) 44”66 (Brown, Lancaster,McGee, Roberts) Hípica (García, Manchón, Portela, Smidako- 6. Baya Rahouli (Alg) 14.86 Echavarri/Antón (Esp) no terminó 5. Brandon Simpson (Jam) 44”76 2. Gran Bretaña 4'01”760 va) 6. Davian Clarke (Jam) 44”83 7. Magdelin Martinez (Ita) 14,85 (Cummings, Hayles, Manning, Wig- Doma individual 6ª regata 7. Leslie Djhone (Fra) 44”94 8. Anna Pyatykh (Rus) 14,79 gins) Grand Prix especial 1. Kirilyuk/Ushkov (Rus) 1.0 8. Michael Blackwood (Jam) 45”55 9. Yusmay Bicet (Cub) 14,57 3. España 4'05”523 1. Ulla Salzgeber (Ale) 76.524 Saltos 2. Bundock/Forbes (Aus) 2.0 400 m. vallas 10. Olena Hovorova (Ucr) 14,35 (Castaño, Escobar, Maetzu, Torrent) 2. Anky van Grunsven (Hol) 76.004 3. Booth/Dercksen (Hol) 3.0 1ª ronda Martillo 4. Alemania 4'07”193 3. Beatriz Ferrer-Salat (Esp) 75.21 Hombres 6. Echavarri/Antón (Esp) 6.0 Serie 1 Calificación Clasificación general 4. Dean Macey (Gbr) 4.454 p. (Bartko,Fulst, Lademann, Lampater) 4. Deborah McDonald (US) 74.067 Eliminatorias trampolín 3m. 1. Angelo Taylor (USA) 48”79 Q 1. Olga Kuzenkova (Rus) 73,71 Q 1. Lovell/Ogeltree (USA) 20.0 5. Tom Pappas (USA) 4.415 p. Velocidad individual, 1/4 final 5. Hubertus Schmidt (Ale) 72.887 1.AlexandreDespatie(Can)517.59Q 2. Jiri Muzik (Rch) 48”85 Q 2. Yunaika Crawford (Cub) 71,74 Q 2. Hagara/Steinacher (Aut) 21.0 6. Claston Bernard (Jam) 4.408 p. Bayley (Aus)-Forde (Bar) 2-0 6. Robert Dover (USA) 72.833 2. Bo Peng (Chn) 495.45 Q 3. Chris Rawlinson (Gbr) 48”94 Q 3. Gu Yuan (Chi) 71,65 Q 3. Lange/Espinola (Arg) 25.0 7. Chiel Warners (Hol) 4.387 p. Bos (Hol) a Edgar (Gbr) 2-0 12. Rafael Soto (Esp) 70.896 3.Alexand.Dobroskok(Rus)489.75Q 4. Boris Gorban (Rus) 49”25 Q 4. Iryna Sekachova (Ucr) 71,63 Q 4. Backes/Voiron (Fra) 26.0 8. Attila Zsivoczky (Hun) 4.294 p. Wolff (Ale) a Zelinski (Pol) 2-0 15. Juan Ant. Jiménez (Esp) 69.766 4. Ken Terauchi (Jap) 456.15 Q 5. Yevgeni Meleshenko (Kz) 49”43 q 5. Zhang Wenxiu (Chn) 71.56 Q 5. Booth/Dercksen (Hol) 26.0 22. David Gómez (Esp) 4.032 p. Gané (Fra) a Bourgain (Fra) 2-0 5. Troy Dumais (USA) 452.76 Q Serie 2 6. Andrea Bunjes (Ale) 70,73 Q 6. Figueroa/Hernandez (PRi 27.0 6. Dmitri Sautin (Rus) 450.06 Q 1. Danny Mc Farlane (Jam) 48”35 Q Mujeres 7. Yipsi Moreno (Cub) 70,56 Q Mujeres Hockey hierba 9. Echavarri/Antón (Esp) 34.0 Velocidad individual, 1/4 final 19. Javier Illana (Esp) 385.80 2. Bennie Brazell (USA) 48”57 Q 200 metros 8. Betty Heidler (Ale) 69,81 Q Mujeres 9. Olga Tsander (Blr) 69,61 Q Meares (Aus)-Meinke (Ale) 2-0 3. Marek Plawgo (Pol) 48”67 Q 1ª ronda Hombres Mistral 10. Kamila Skolimowska (Pl) 68,66 Q Grankovsk. (Rus)-Tsylinsk .(Bie) 2-0 4. Llewellyn Herbert (RSA) 48”70 Q Serie 1 (v. +0,4) Fase preliminar Sofbol 9ª regata 11. A. Papageorgiou (Gre) 68,58 Q Abassova (Rus)-Krupeckaite (Lit) 2-1 5. Stepan Tesarik (Rch) 49”44 q 1. Veronica Campbell (Jam) 22”59 Q Grupo A 1. Barbara Kendall (NZl) 1.0 12. Candice Scott (Tri) 68,27 Q Muenzer (Can)-Greluis (Ven) 2-0 Serie 3 Serie 2 (v. +1,7) España-Egipto 3-0 2. Yin Jian (Chn) 2.0 18. Berta Castells (Esp) 66,05 Final 1. James Carter (USA) 48”64 Q 1. Ivet Lalova (Bul) 22”88 Q Paquistán-Gran Bretaña 8-2 3. Alessandra Sensini (Ita) 3.0 20 Kms. marcha EE.UU.-Australia 5-1 2. Periklis Iakovakis (Gre) 48”69 Q Serie 3 (v. +1,6) Corea del Sur-Alemania 2-2 4. Faustine Merret (Fra) 4.0 Final Fútbol 3. Dai Tamesue (Jap) 48”80 Q 1. Cydonie Mothersill (Cay) 22”40 Q Clasificación:1.España,11;2.Alema- 5. Lai Shan Lee (HKg) 5.0 1. Athanasia Tsoumeleka 1h.29'12” 4. Iván Rodríguez (Esp) 49”25 Q Serie 4 (v. +2,0) nia,11;3.Pakistán,9;4.CoreadelSur, Tenis de mesa 6. Amelie Lux (Ale) 6.0 2. Olimpiada Ivanova (Rs) 1h.29'16” Mujeres 5. Bayano Kamani (Pan) 49”37 q 1. Allyson Felix (USA) 22”39 Q 8; 5. Gran Bretaña, 3; 6. Egipto, 0 8. Blanca Manchón (Esp) 8.0 Serie 4 Serie 5 (v. +2,1) 3. Jane Saville (Aus) 1h.29'25” 1/2 final Grupo B Clasificación general 1. Felix Sánchez (Dom) 48”51 Q 1. Muna Lee (USA) 22”57 Q 4. Margarita Turova (Blr) 1h.29'39” EE.UU.-Alemania 2-1 Hombres Nueva Zelanda-Suráfrica 4-1 1. Alessandra Sensini (Ita) 27.0 2. Alwyn Myburgh (RSA) 48”84 Q Serie 6 (v. -0,2) 5. Melanie Seeger (Ale) 1h.29'52” Suecia-Brasil 0-1 Final individual India-Argentina 2-2 2. Faustine Merret (Fra) 29.0 3. Mikhayil Lipskiy (Rus) 49”00 Q 1. Aleen Bailey (Jam) 22”73 Q 6. Elisa Rigaudo (Ita) 1h.29'57” Ryu Seung-min (CdS)-Hao (Chn) Australia-Holanda 1-2 3. Jian Yin (Chm) 32.0 4. Hadi Somayli (KSA) 49”15 Q Serie 7 (v. +1,4) 7. María Vasco (Esp) 1h.30'06” 11-3, 9-11, 11-9, 11-9, 11-13 y 11-9 Clasificación: 1. Holanda , 15; 2. Aus- 4. Lai Shan Lee (HKg) 39.0 5. Dean Griffiths (Jam) 49”41 q 1. Debbie Ferguson (Bah) 22”57 Q 8. Wang Liping (Chn) 1h.30'16” Gimnasia Artística 3º-4º puesto individual tralia, 10; 3. Nueva Zelanda, 9; 4. In- 5. Barbara Kendall (NZl) 54.0 6. Cedric El Idrissi (Sui) 49”44 q 2ª ronda 9. Yelena Ginko (Blr) 1h.30'22” Wang Liqin (Chi)-Waldner (Sue) dia, 4; 5. Suráfrica, 3; 6. Argentina, 2. 6. Jessica Crisp (Aus) 61.0 10. Atina Papagianni (Gre) 1h.30'37” Hombres 10-12, 11-3, 11-8, 11-7 y 11-9 Serie 5 Serie 1 (v. +0,3) 9. Blanca Manchón (Esp) 84.0 1. Kemel Thompson (Jam) 48”66 Q 1. Veronica Campbell (Jam) 22”49 Q 30. Rocio Florido (Esp) 1h.35'32 Final salto 2. Naman Keita (Fra) 48”88 Q 2. Debbie Ferguson (Bah) 22”53 Q Maite Gargallo (Esp) Descalif. 1. Gervasio Deferr (ESP) 9.737 Lucha Libre Vela 3. Ockert Cillliers (RSA) 49”12 Q 3. Kim Gevaert (Bel) 22”68 Q 2. Evgeni Sapronenko (Let) 9.706 Voleibol 4. Edivaldo Monteiro (Por) 49”53 Q 4. la Shauntea Moore (USA) 22”96 q 3. Marian Dragulescu (Rum) 9.612 Disco 5. Sylviane Felix (Fra) 23”08 q Baloncesto 4. Kyle Shewfelt (Can) 9.599 Mujeres Hombres Final -48kg. Hombres Final Serie 2 (v. -0,3) 5. Filip Yanev (Bul) 9.581 49er 1. Irini Merleni (Ucr) Fase preliminar 1. Robert Fazekas (Hun) 70,93 1. Muna Lee (USA) 22”74 Q Hombres 6. Robert Gal (Hun) 9.537 11ª regata 2. Chiharu Icho (Jap) Grupo A 2. Virgilijus Alekna (Lit) 69,89 2. Aleen Bailey (Jam) 22”97 Q Fase preliminar 7. Xiaopeng Li (Chn) 9.368 1. Nicholson/Boyd (Aus) 1.0 3. Patricia Miranda (USA) Francia-Túnez 3-1 3. Zoltan Kovago (Hun) 67,04 3. Olga Kaidantzi (Gre) 23”15 Q Grupo A 8. Alexei Bondarenko (Rus) 4.550 2. Draper/Hiscocks (GBr) 2.0 Final -55kg. Polonia-Argentina 3-2 4. Aleksander Tammert (Est) 66,66 Serie 3 (v. +0,2) España-Nueva Zelanda 88-84 Final paralelas 3. Luka/Leonchuk (Ucr) 3.0 1. Saori Yoshida (Jap) Serbia/Montenegro-Grecia 3-2 5. Vasiliy Kaptyukh (Blr) 65,10 1. Allyson Felix (USA) 22”69 Q Serbia/Montenegro-China 66-67 1. Valeri Goncharov (Ucr) 9.787 4. Nakamura/Takaki (Jap) 4.0 2. Tonya Verbeek (Can) Clasificación: 1. Serbia/Montenegro, 6. Frantz Terence Kruger (Sur) 64,34 2. Abiodun Oyepitan (Gbr) 22”79 Q Italia-Argentina 76-75 2.
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