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Mazza Ha Torso Ilw Hs in 13 •vn-v.: ^""'*. 'l'^'/fJ-'^if' '!'.'...• »i,n^>MI, 1964 l'Unità -sport I ' V Su MV 500 nel G.P. del Belgio Atletica leggera m ANCORA HAILWOOD La vittoria dell'inglese ha impedito che le ; moto del Giappone conquistassero, come al solito, tutti i premi di categoria Patterson batte Eddie Macheti Grave incidente al sidecar del in USA tedesco Hann A settembre prova d'appello a Los Angeles: Nostro servizio Jack Findlay (Australia) Matchless, a un giro. FRANCOKCHAMPS, 5 Classifica per il campiona­ vi parteciperà anche Bob Hayes, assente a Una spettacolare sequenza dell'ex primatista mondiale del salto con l'asta John Ancora una volta solo la to mondiale: 1) Hailwood, Pennel il quale, nel corso dei campionati americani che si sono svolti recente­ lezzo litro di Mailwood ha punti 32; 2) Phil Read p. 13; mente a New York ha superato la misura di metri 5,03, Pennel è fra gli atleti ipedito che le marche 3) Paddy Driver, p. 10 4) New York a causa di un infortunio che hanno superato 1 limiti olimpici e andrà certament e a Tokio {iapponesi facessero piazza Minter, Venturi, Stevems e julita in una grande mani- Ahearn con sei punti cia­ estazione motociclistica. In­ scuno. atti anche oggi, come in La gara dei « Sidecar > è Ìutte le gare precedenti 'i stata funestata dall'incidente |uesta e delle passate sta­ occorso al tedesco Ludwig gioni di corse motociclisti- Hann ed al suo « passegge­ phe, nessuno ha potuto bloc­ ro > Heinz Shaffer. Esso è care l'affermazione delle stato provocato dalla colli­ lacchine « made in Japan > Scelti gli americani per sione in curva, del « sidecar> soprattutto delle Honda. di Hann con quello condotto Si apre il Gran Premio da Ultringshanser. Ludwig NEW YORK, 5. ìotociclistico del Belgio con Hann è stato ricoverato in minime cilindrate impe­ ospedale con ferite multiple. " La commissione atletica del comitato olimpico americano ha triate su cinque giri del cir­ Per fortuna, secondo i medi­ annunciato subito dopo la fine della prima riunione di selezione Record nazionale eguagliato cuito, pari a chilometri set­ olimpiaca che Bob Hayes, primatista mondiale delle 100 yarde. ci, non corre pericoli gravi. A Pamich assente a causa di un infortunio nelle gare di New York, sarà tanta e cinquecento metri. Il partner Shaffer se l'è ca­ autorizzato a partecipare alla seconda prova di selezione, che ''in dalle prime fasi la cor- vata con escoriazioni che so­ si disputerà in settembre. Gli altri •* casi eccezionali » saranno la si prospetta appannaggio no state medicate al pronto la 20 km. di esaminati nei prossimi giorni. lipponico, ma nella seconda soccorso del circuito. Ecco l'elenco per ciascuna prova degli atleti americani già ìetà il tedesco Anscheidt A parte questo incidente, qualificatisi per i giochi di Tokio, con la loro migliore prestazione ipegna con la sua Kreidler Carote Brianza dell'anno. Seguono i nomi dei principali atleti qualificatisi per la corsa non ha avuto storia la seconda prova e degli eventuali atleti di rilievo già eliminati. Mazza ha torso lia Ralph Bryans (Honda) perchè il tedesco Deubel, che C. BRIANZA (Milano), 5. phe Hugh Anderson (Suzu- Abdon Pamich ha vinto Fin da ora si può notare che sette vincitori delle diciassette l'ha vinta, alla media di km. prove disputatesi hanno ottenuto prestazioni migliori ai primati ci) e riesce a infilarsi fra i 171,276, non ha avuto rivali oggi a Carate Brianza la gara lue assi. Bryans, che si sen- di marcia sui 20 km., valevole olimpiaci. Si tratta di Dallas Long nel peso. Ralph Boston nel degni di nota, specie dopo la lungo, Hases Jones nei 110 metri ostacoli. Trento Jackson sui e - minacciato dal tedesco, come selezione in vjsta dell'in­ lunga sosta ai box, nel corso cóntro Italia-Francia di atle­ 100 metri, Jonh Pennel nell'asta, Harold Connolly nel martello, orza l'andatura e crollano del secondo giro, dello sviz­ tica. Pamich si è cosi aggiudi­ Al Oerter nel disco. Un ottavo atleta, John Thomas, nel salto ilW hs in 13 "9 osi ripetutamente i record in alto, ha eguagliato il primato olimpiaco. zero Camathias, l'unico che cato la coppa «Cassa rurale di i tre sopracitati atleti viaggiano ul giro, mentre alla fine si avrebbe potuto dargli fa­ Carate ». E' stata una gara sen­ M. 100: TENTON JACKSON 10"1. Qualificati per Los An­ Dal nostro inviato di conserva. A 250 metri arriva apra che è crollato anche za 6toria: il forte marciatore geles: Bob Hayes, Jerry Ashworth, Charles Green, Mei Pender, Bargnani con uno scatto veloce stidio. Dopo le riparazioni, e REGGIO EMILIA. 5 Ì record della corsa ottenu­ con ormai due giri di svan­ della Esso-Genova è balzato al Bernle Rivers, Darei Newman e Dick Stebblns. Eliminato: sorprende Gandini che però non Piacevole pomeriggio atletico si dà per inteso, lo insegue, lo to lo scorso anno, dal giap­ taggio (due lunghi giri per­ comando fin dal primo giro. Paul Drayton. raggiunge e lo batte agevolmen­ aumentando via via il distac­ ni campa scolastico di Reggio ponese Morishita. ' chè lo sviluppo del circuito -•- M. 200: HENRY CARR 20"2. Qualificati per Los Angeles: Emilia, per la prima edizione del te sul rettilineo tinaie vincendo Sul traguardo ' Bryans co che al traguardo era di 5' e Dick Stebblns, Paul Drayton, John Moon. Eliminato: Bernle Trofeo patrocinato dall'Ammini- in 14'57"4. Bargnani, che è solo è rilevante) lo svizzero ha COPENAGHEN, 5. 3" su De Vito e di oltre V su Rivers. '......•:•. ." . ; . \ ; ;/. | Btrazione provinciale della «Cit­ a 4 metri, viene punto dal cro­ )iomba staccando di soli tre ripreso la corsa, ed anzi ha nometristi col tempo di 15'2"*; e L'ex campione del mondo dei pesi massimi Floyd Pat­ De Rosso. Ecco l'ordine d'ar­ -'' M. 400: OLLAN CASSEL 45"9. Qualificati per Los Angeles: tà del tricolore ». ..<-.-.• lecimì di secondo Anscheidt percorso il giro più • veloce rivo: - Un provvidenziale acquazzone, lo stesso caso compete a Pizzi terson ha battuto ai punti il connazionale Eddie Machen Ulls Williams, Mike Larrabee e Bob Tobler. Eliminati: Adolpb a cavallo del mezzogiorno, ha rin­ che pur essendo Anito a 15 me­ he, a sua volta, ha due de- della gara alla media di km. in un incontro svoltosi a Stoccolma, alla presenza di 1) Abdon Pamich (Esso-Ge­ Plummer (primatista mondiale con 44"9) e Dave Arcbibald. frescato l'aria e rassodato la pi­ tri dal vincitore è accreditato imì di vantaggio su Ander- 172.947. Ma poco dopo ha nova) che copre i 20 km. in di ben 15' e 21". E' stata una gros­ circa 40.000 spettatori, e considerato valido come semi- M. 800: JERRY SIEBERT l'47"2. Qualificati per Los Angeles: sta die si presenta assai elastica. sa papera dei cronometristi. on. • " • : ' dovuto nuovamente fermarsi iinale al titolo mondiale detenuto da Cassius Ciay. Pat­ 1.28-28"; 2) Nicola Da Vito 11 pubblico è numeroso e le tri- Ì (Fiamme Gialle Roma) a 5'38"; Norman Groth, Darnell Mitchell, Fran Smith e Barry Sugden. bunette del campo scolastico ri­ La riunione ai chiude definiti­ L'ordine di arrivo: 1) Ralph e questa volta definitiva­ terson ha attaccato a fondo per tutto l'arco delle 12 ri­ Eliminati: Jim Dupree. sultano insufficienti. Gli ultimi vamente con la staffetta di me­ Iryans, (Irl.), Honda, alla mente. 3) De Rosso (Fiamme Oro Ba­ tri 100x4. La Pro Patria di Mi­ prese, mentre Machen non è mai riuscito ad opporre una ri) a 7'09": 4) Serchinich a 9" M. 1.500: DYROL BURLESON 3'38"8. Qualificati per Los An­arrivati devono cosi allungare ìedia di km. 147.592; 2) H.G. inutilmente il collo. Da notare lano vince in 12 "2 sulle Fiamma valida resistenza. Nella telefoto: PATTERSON cerca di e 19": 5) Granini: 6) Guarnie- geles: Tom O'Hara, Jim Grelle. Jim Ryun, Archie San Romani che alla manifestazione — svolta Gialle (42"4) e sul CSI. di Reg­ Lnscheidt (Germ.) Kreidler, e. d. forzare la guardia di Machen. ri; 7) Battistella. e Bob Day. Eliminati: Cary WelsJger e John Camien. a 15 giorni da Italia-Francia e gio Emilia (42"7). 147,569; 3) Hugh Anderson M. 5.000: BOB SCHUL 13'38". Qualificati per Los Angeles: che poteva quindi servire otti­ [G.B.) Suzuki, 147,549; 4) Gerry Llndgren, BUI Deillnger. Eliminato: Jim Beatty. mamente a risolvere i dubbi per Bruno Bonomelli la formazione nazionale — non litsuo Itoh (Giap.) Suzuki, M. 10.000: PETER MCARDLE 2903"4. era presente il C.T., che tra l'al­ 147,318; 5) Morishita (Giap.) tro è bolognese. Non dobbiamo M. 3.000 siepi: JEFF FISHBACK 8'33"2. Qualificati: George quindi nemmeno meravigliarsi se Juzuki, 143,082. Giro più ve­ Young (8'34"6) Mike Lehner e Vie Zwolak. loce: Bryans, alla media di Canottaggio nella bufera all'Idroscalo molti atleti, i numeri due e tre M. 110 ostacoli: HAYES JONES 13"4. Qualificati: Blaine Llnd­ >er la nazionale, si sono tenuti cm. 148.810. ontani da Reggio. Sono i mi­ gren (13"G), Elias Gilbert, Wiille Davernport e Gerald Cernila. Atletica a Terni Classifica per il casco iri- steri dell'atletica italiana. Eliminato: Wlllle May (secondo a Roma). Alle ore 15.30 ha inizio la riu­ lato: 1) Anderson, punti 34: • M. 400 ostacoli: JAY LUCK 49"4. Qualificati per Los Angeles: nione. Partono i finalisti dei HO ostacoli: Mazza è in sedicesima 12) Anscheidt, p. 29; 3) Mo- Rex Cawley, Bill Hardln, Chris Stauffer. Eliminato: Wlllle |rishita, p. 23; 4) Bryans p. 22 corsia. L'atleta, poco prima della Di Ambu e Atterberry (50"2).
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