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Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 1 - 200 METRES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 21.6 2 Balwant Singh India 22.8 3 Pedro Subido Philippines 22.8

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Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 1 - 200 METRES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 21.6 2 Balwant Singh India 22.8 3 Pedro Subido Philippines 22.8 ASIAN GAMES Manila, Philippines 1954 100 METRES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 10.9 2 Akira Kiyofuji Japan 11.0 3 Sonny Tintun Burma 11.2 4 Saad Indonesia 11.2 HEAT 2 1 Abdul Khaliq Pakistan 10.6 2 M Gabriel India 11.0 3 Tomio Hosoda Japan 11.1 4 Stephen Xavier Hong Kong 11.1 5 J Saminu Indonesia 11.1 HEAT 3 1 Karnail Singh India 10.8 2 Genaro Cabrera Philippines 11.1 3 Hsu Teng-toi Taiwan 11.2 4 Yoshihiro Takatani Japan 11.3 HEAT 4 1 Dasuki Indonesia 11.1 2 Eusebio Ensong Philippines 11.2 3 Balwant Singh India 11.5 4 Tan Eng-yoon Singapore 11.6 ALSO ENTERED Raymond Lim North Borneo Muhammad Aslam Pakistan Pedro Subido Philippines Chen Huey-kuen Taiwan Adulya Vanastit Thailand Phaibulya Vacharabhan Thailand Boonterm Pakpuang Thailand 100 METRES (3 May) SEMI-FINALS HEAT 1 1 Genaro Cabrera Philippines 10.9 2 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 11.0 3 M Gabriel India 11.1 4 Akira Kiyofuji Japan 11.2 5 Hsu Teng-toi Taiwan 6 Balwant Singh India HEAT 2 1 Abdul Khaliq Pakistan 11.1 2 Tomio Hosoda Japan 11.1 3 Eusebio Ensong Philippines 11.2 4 Dasuki Indonesia 11.2 5 Karnail Singh India 6 Sonny Tintun Burma 100 METRES (4 May) FINAL 1 Abdul Khaliq Pakistan 10.6 2 Genaro Cabrera Philippines 10.7 3 M Gabriel India 10.8 4 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 10.9 5 Tomio Hosoda Japan 11.0 6 Eusebio Ensong Philippines 11.0 Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 1 - 200 METRES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 21.6 2 Balwant Singh India 22.8 3 Pedro Subido Philippines 22.8 HEAT 2 1 Muhammad Aslam Pakistan 22.2 2 Akira Kiyofuji Japan 22.8 3 Ah Yung-shih Taiwan 22.9 4 Casimiro Bornilla Philippines 23.2 HEAT 3 1 M Gabriel India 22.3 2 Abdul Aziz Pakistan 22.9 3 Lee Le-jae South Korea 23.3 4 Enrique Bautista Philippines 23.4 HEAT 4 1 Stephen Xavier Hong Kong 22.1 2 Sonny Tintun Burma 22.8 3 Jan Serhlawan Indonesia 22.9 4 Kim In-ki South Korea 23.1 ALSO ENTERED Tomio Hosoda Japan Raymond Lim North Borneo Chen Huey-kuen Taiwan Adulya Vanastit Thailand Boonterm Pakpuang Thailand Montri Srinaka Thailand 200 METRES (3 May) SEMI-FINALS HEAT 1 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 21.9 2 Stephen Xavier Hong Kong 22.3 3 Akira Kiyofuji Japan 22.4 4 Pedro Subido Philippines 22.4 Balwant Singh India Jan Serhlawan Indonesia HEAT 2 1 Muhammad Aslam Pakistan 21.9 2 M Gabriel India 22.4 3 Ah Yung-shih Taiwan 22.6 4 Abdul Aziz Pakistan 22.6 Lee Le-jae South Korea Sonny Tintun Burma 200 METRES (5 May) FINAL 1 Muhammad Sharif Butt Pakistan 21.9 2 Muhammad Aslam Pakistan 22.0 3 Stephen Xavier Hong Kong 22.2 4 M Gabriel India 22.3 5 Akira Kiyofuji Japan 22.6 6 Ah Yung-shih Taiwan 22.7 Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 2 - 400 METRES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 J Joseph India 49.7 2 Akira Matsui Japan 51.2 3 Manickavasagam Hari Chandra Malaya 51.6 4 Benhur Caseres Philippines 51.7 HEAT 2 1 Joginder Singh India 49.5 2 Chen Ying-long Taiwan 49.6 3 Nobuaki Matsuno Japan 50.5 4 Cipriano Nuera Philippines 50.8 HEAT 3 1 Kanji Akagi Japan 49.0 2 Ivan Jacob India 49.6 3 Pablo Somblingo Philippines 50.5 4 Ah Yung-shih Taiwan 50.5 ALSO ENTERED Jopie Timisela Indonesia Michael Parry Malaya Cletus Gomez Malaya Muhammad Khawaja Pakistan 400 METRES (4 May) FINAL 1 Kanji Akagi Japan 48.5 2 Joginder Singh India 48.6 3 Chen Ying-long Taiwan 48.6 4 Ivan Jacob India 49.4 5 Akira Matsui Japan 50.2 6 J Joseph India Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 3 - 800 METRES (3 May) HEAT 1 1 Alam Zeb Pakistan 1:57.9 2 Baboo Singh India 1:59.2 3 Yoshitaka Muroya Japan 2:00.2 4 Shigeharu Suzuki Japan 2:00.4 HEAT 2 1 Sohan Singh Dhanao India 1:58.0 2 Michio Ueki Japan 1:58.8 3 Han Wen-ruey Taiwan 1:59.5 4 Leoncio Zabala Philippines 2:01.5 ALSO ENTERED Alberto de la Cruz Philippines Pedro Lubrico Philippines Cheng Lo-cheng Taiwan Kuo Chin-liang Taiwan Phol Jaiswang Thailand 800 METRES (5 May) FINAL 1 Yoshitaka Muroya Japan 1:54.5 2 Sohan Singh Dhanao India 1:54.6 3 Michio Ueki Japan 1:55.8 4 Shigeharu Suzuki Japan 1:56.0 5 Alam Zeb Pakistan 1:56.6 6 Baboo Singh India 2:02.0 Han Wen-ruey Taiwan Leoncio Zabala Philippines 1,500 METRES (2 May) FINAL 1 Choi Yoon-chil South Korea 3:56.2 2 Yoshitaka Muroya Japan 3:58.0 3 Michio Ueki Japan 3:59.0 4 Karnail Singh India 4:02.8 5 Shigeharu Suzuki Japan 4:05.4 6 Pi Li-ming Taiwan 4:20.0 7 Norman Sison Philippines 8 Pai Hi-jo South Korea 9 Wazir Ali Pakistan Peter Kadayan North Borneo Artemio Puedan Philippines Cheng Lo-cheng Taiwan Kuo Chin-liang Taiwan Stit Leangtanom Thailand Phol Jaiswang Thailand Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 4 - 5,000 METRES (3 May) FINAL 1 Osamu Inoue Japan 15:00.2 2 Choi Yoon-chil South Korea 15:03.8 3 Dalu Ram India 15:14.1 4 Pi Li-ming Taiwan 15:19.5 5 Pai Hi-jo South Korea 15:22.0 6 Tetsushi Hiruta Japan 15:56.8 Anthony Das Burma Anwar Indonesia Peter Kadayan North Borneo Melecio Besara Philippines 10,000 METRES (5 May) FINAL 1 Choi Chung-sik South Korea 33:06.0 2 Jiro Yamauchi Japan 34:06.2 3 Pi Li-ming Taiwan 35:43.2 4 Kazumi Umezawa Japan 5 Masao Tanishiki Japan 6 Cheng Lo-cheng Taiwan Anthony Das Burma Anwar Indonesia Melecio Besara Philippines Choi Yoon-chil South Korea DNFinish 110 METRES HURDLES (2 May) HEAT 1 1 Yukiyoshi Kawata Japan 15.4 2 Lloyd Valberg Singapore 15.5 3 Jorge Damicog Philippines 16.0 4 Chang Tse-hang Taiwan 16.1 HEAT 2 1 Sarwan Singh Banghum India 15.4 2 Takehiko Nakajima Japan 15.5 3 Jaime Pimental Philippines 15.7 4 Yang Chuan-kwang Taiwan 15.9 HEAT 3 1 Iluminado Macahis Philippines 15.7 2 Michinosuke Fukuzawa Japan 15.7 3 Jagraj Singh India 16.0 4 Tsai Cheng-fu Taiwan 16.1 Tan Soo-liat Singapore 110 METRES HURDLES (4 May) FINAL 1 Sarwan Singh Banghum India 14.7 2 Yukiyoshi Kawata Japan 14.8 3 Takehiko Nakajima Japan 14.8 4 Michinosuke Fukuzawa Japan 15.5 5 Lloyd Valberg Singapore 15.7 6 Iluminado Macahis Philippines 15.9 Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 5 - 400 METRES HURDLES (3 May) HEAT 1 1 Chan Ong-leng Singapore 54.5 2 Tetsuro Yasunari Japan 55.5 3 Tsai Cheng-fu Taiwan 55.9 4 Ernesto Rodriguez Philippines 55.9 5 Jagdev Singh India K Laxman Malaya HEAT 2 1 Michinosuke Fukuzawa Japan 55.4 2 Jaime Pimental Philippines 55.8 3 Mirza Khan Pakistan 56.5 4 Eriberto Mallari Philippines 56.6 5 Jagraj Singh India Tan Soo-liat Singapore 400 METRES HURDLES (5 May) FINAL 1 Mirza Khan Pakistan 54.1 2 Chan Ong-leng Singapore 54.8 3 Jaime Pimental Philippines 55.6 4 Michinosuke Fukuzawa Japan 55.7 5 Tetsuro Yasunari Japan 56.3 6 Tsai Cheng-fu Taiwan 56.4 3,000 METRES STEEPLECHASE (4 May) FINAL 1 Susumu Takahashi Japan 9:14.9 2 Yasumasa Shirasagi Japan 9:35.0 3 Dalu Ram India 9:36.5 4 Mansabdar Khan Pakistan 9:46.2 5 Cheng Lo-cheng Taiwan 9:47.0 6 Liu Hsueh-cheng Taiwan 9:55.0 Munuswamy India DNFinish Soemadio Indonesia DNFinish Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 6 - 4x100 METRES RELAY (3 May) HEAT 1 1 Japan 42.5 Masaji Tajima,Yoshihiro Takatani, Tomio Hosoda,Akira Kiyofuji 2 India 43.3 M Gabriel,Karnail Singh, Balwant Singh,Stati Gosh Ghosi 3 Indonesia 43.8 J Saminu,Saad, Soenardi,Dasuki 4 Thailand 44.1 Boonterm Pakpuang,Montri Srinaka, Phaibulya Vacharabhan,Adulya Vanastit HEAT 2 1 Pakistan 42.0 Muhammad Sharif Butt,Abdul Aziz, Abdul Khaliq,Muhammad Aslam 2 Philippines 42.6 Gaspar Azares,Eusebio Ensong, Pedro Subido,Genaro Cabrera 3 Taiwan 43.3 Ah Yung-shih,Lin Teh-sheng, Chen Ying-long,Chen Huey-kuen 4 South Korea 44.9 Kim Chang-kun,Kim Chong-sik, Lee Le-jae,Kim In-ki NON-PARTICIPANTS India Ram Swaroop Indonesia Jan Serhlawan Philippines Casimiro Bornilla,Enrique Bautista Taiwan Hsu Teng-toi Thailand Snay Wongchaoom 4x100 METRES RELAY (5 May) FINAL 1 Japan 41.2 M.Tajima,Y.Takatani,T.Hosoda,A.Kiyofuji 2 Pakistan 41.5 M.Sharif Butt,A.Aziz,A.Khaliq,M.Aslam 3 Philippines 42.2 G.Azares,E.Ensong,P.Subido,G.Cabrera 4 India 42.9 M.Gabriel,K.Singh,B.Singh,S.Ghosi 5 Taiwan 43.2 Y-S.Ah,T-S.Lin,Y-L.Chen,H-K.Chen 6 Indonesia 43.6 J.Saminu,Saad,Soenardi,Dasuki Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 7 - 4x400 METRES RELAY (4 May) HEAT 1 1 Philippines 3:28.1 Mauricio Pabuaya,Ernesto Rodriguez, Cipriano Nuera,Pablo Somblingo 2 Japan 3:29.1 Akira Matsui,Yoshitaka Muroya, Nobuaki Matsuno,Kanji Akagi 3 Malaya 3:36.5 Michael Parry,K Laxman, Cletus Gomez,Manickavasagam Hari Chandra HEAT 2 1 Taiwan 3:33.7 Shen Chen-chih,Chang Tse-hang, Ah Yung-shih,Chen Ying-long 2 Indonesia 3:38.0 Jopie Timisela 3 India 4:32.5 J Joseph,Ivan Jacob, Joginder Singh,Harjit Singh NON-PARTICIPANTS Malaya Manickavasagam Balakrishnan Philippines Pedro Lubrico,Benhur Caseres 4x400 METRES RELAY (5 May) FINAL 1 Japan 3:17.4 A.Matsui,Y.Muroya,N.Matsuno,K.Akagi 2 India 3:18.4 J.Joseph,I.Jacob,J.Singh,H.Singh 3 Philippines 3:21.6 M.Pabuaya,E.Rodriguez,C.Nuera,P.Somblingo 4 Taiwan 3:24.2 C-C.Shen,T-H.Chang,Y-S.Ah,Y-L.Chen 5 Malaya 3:24.4 M.Parry,K.Laxman,C.Gomez,M.Hari Chandra 6 Indonesia 3:31.6 J.Timisela HIGH JUMP (2 May) 1 Ajit Singh Bhullar India 1.95m 2 Yukio Ishikawa Japan 1.95m 3 Andres Franco Philippines 1.95m 4 Nagalingam Ethirveerasingam Ceylon 1.95m 5 Maram Soedarmodjo Indonesia 1.88m 6 Lloyd Valberg Singapore 1.88m 7 Alejo Dopeno Philippines 1.88m K Chatterjee India Maridgo Wirjodimedjo Indonesia I.Gusti Putu Okamona Indonesia Arie Kleinstaub Batun Israel Abdul Rauf Shah Pakistan Chen Wen-chao Taiwan Hsieh Tien-shing Taiwan POLE VAULT (5 May) 1 Bunkichi Sawada Japan 4.06m 2 Toyokichi Matsumoto Japan 3.91m 3 Lai Yu-tao Taiwan 3.60m 4 Hiroshi Sato Japan 3.50m 5 Bienvenido Lucero Philippines 3.50m 6 Segismundo Hilao Philippines 3.50m Asian Games, Manila 1954 - 8 - LONG JUMP (2 May) 1 Noriaki Sagawa Japan 7.02m 2 Yushiro Sonoda Japan 6.94m 3 Lin Teh-sheng Taiwan 6.86m 4 Masaji Tajima Japan 6.63m 5 Yang Chuan-kwang Taiwan 6.58m 6 Choi Young-ke South Korea 6.57m Lidi Yusop Basinau North Borneo Hernando Caunte
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