IRAEHDEWSLEIIER and Traa:k5tats Vol. 20, No. 19 October 31, 1974 UNITED STATES OUTDOOR NEWS Tri, LongBeach, Calif., April 6-PV, 2. lsaksson(Swe) OklahomaUSTFF, Norman,Okla., May 23-JT, Colson 17-0. (unat) 270-8. GeorgiaTech 82-Kentucky 63, Atlanta, Ga., May4-JT, AC,Fairfield, Calif., Aug. 21-DT, 1-1.Kennedy (BAS) Kozlesky( K) 244-11. 203-6; 2. McCollum(BAS) 189-1. 11-1.Kennedy 198-8; 2. AC, El Paso,Tex., May4-PV, Jernberg(NM-Swe) 16-5. Keshmiri(lran-unat) 184-10; 3. McCollum182-5. SP_,Hoglund ( UTEP-Swe)63-5; 2. Bilder( UCTC)63-0. HT, __AC,J>ullma n,~W,ash., Sept. 6::-_LH,Man n_(B_HS}49 .9; 2. Farmer[UTEP-Aus) 223-I C ----- ~ - ~-- Gittins(CNW) 50.8. WoodruffRelays, Peoria, Ill., May14-100, Goodrich Rice FestivalMarathon, Crowley, La., Oct. 5-Cusack (YCTC)9.3; 2. McFarland(UCTC) 9.4. (Eire)2:14:27; 2. Wayne(OTC) 2:16:16; 3. Ziegler(Tulsa RC) LorasInvitational, Dubuque, Iowa, May 11-6M, Herold 2:18:16; 4. Bayko(NMC) 2 :23:14. (UCTC)28:24.6. Nike-OTCMarathon, Eugene, Ore., Oct. 13-Camp (USN) SoutheasternConference, Gainesville, Fla., May 18-Sp6M, 2:22:09; 2. Heinonen(OTC) 2:22:50. 2. Misner(FTC)28: 13.2. WORLD OUTDOOR NEWS ASIAN GAMES Onda(Japan) 249-5; 3. Chang( China) 241-7. Oec(9/10-11), Chauhan(Ind) 7375 ( 11.35,22-7, 46-1 ½, 6-1¼,49.04, 15.04, Teheran,Iran, Sept. 9-15 /Tartan track, fully-automaticelec­ 136-9,12-9½, 164-7, 4:36.2); 2. Onizuka(Japan) 7295; 3. tric timing/-100m(9/13),Ratanapol (Thai) 10.42; 2. Jinno Bal:lu(Ind) 6836. 400R(9/9),Thailand 40.14; 2. China (Japan) 10.55; 3. Jairsuraparp(Thai) 10.59. 200(9/15),Ra­ 40.20 NR; 3. Singapore40.34 NR. 1600R(9/15),Sri Lanka tanapol21.09; 2. lshizawa(Japan) 21.60; 3. Sahi (Pak)21.79. 3:07.4 NR, AsianR; 2. India3:08.7 NR; 3. Iran 3:10.1. 400(9/13),Wimaladasa (Sri Lanka)46.21 NR; 2. Entezari (Iran) 46.69; 3. Tomonaga(Japan) 46. 77. 800(9/15),Sri Ram Singh(Ind) 1:47.6; 2. Entezari1 :48.5; 3. Siddique(Pak) - SOVIET UNION 1:48.6. 1500(9/12),Younis (Pak) 3:49.3; 2. Noro (Japan) 3:51.2; 3. Park (S Kor)3:52.7. St(9/14), Koyama(Japan) NationalChamps., Moscow, July 23-26-St, 6. Vasilkov 8:58.0; 2. G. Singh(Ind) 9:04.0; 3. Li (China)9:06.2. 5000 8:32.0;... 12. Bitte 8:41.4. 10,000,8. Sviridov28:45.6. (9/15), Shiv.Singh (Ind) 14:20.6; 2. Wishnitzer(lsr) 14:21.6; 20kWalk,4. Lyungin 1:29:36; 5. Turinchev1:29:40; 6. Polo­ 3. Ozawa(Japan) 14:22.2. 10,000(9/9),Hamada (Japan) zov 1:29:40; 7. Alexyev1:29:57; ... 15. Smaga1:31:59. 30:50.0; 2. Shiv.Singh 30:51.6; 3. Hattori (Japan)31:03.8. 400IH,Semis(7/24): 1-1.Gavrilyenko 50.3; 2. Stukalov50.6. UOHH(9/15),Lin (China)14.26; 2. lshtiaq(Mal) 14.49; 3. 11-1.Karasyev 50.6. HJ, 12. Tarmak6-8¾. PV, 11-1.Lauris AI-Ubaidi(Iraq) 14.63. 4DOIH(9/12),AI-Saffar (Iraq) 51.69; 17-4¾;2. Krivozub16-5; 3. Trofimyenko16-5. TJ, 5. Bor 2. Yousef(Kuwait) 52.32; 3. L. Singh(Ind) 52.49. 53-6¼;6. Sidoryenko53-3¾; 7. Piskulin53-3; 8. Bariban HJ(9/13),Ghiassi (Iran) 7-3 NR; 2. Ni (China)7-1; 3. Okuda 53-2¼. Qual(7/25), Saneyev54-4; Mishkin53-11; Sinichkin (Japan)6-10. PV(9/15),Kigawa (Japan) 16-5; 2. Tsai (China) 53-3¾; Piskulin53-1¾; Bariban52-11. SP, 6. Mironyov 15-11; 3. Chiang(China) 15-11. LJ(9/12), Yohannan(Ind) 64-1. Oual(7/24): Voikin63-9; Barishnikov63-7¾; Plunge 26-5¾NA, AsianR; 2. Kawagoe(Japan) 25-6; 3. Pillai(Ind) 63-6¼;Yarosh 63-¼. JT, Qual(7/25): Lusis274-2. 24-10½;... 5. Asset(Iran-Nev) 24-6½. TJ(9/15), Inoue Moscow,Aug. 18-5000, Afonin 13:38.8. St, Beinarovich (Japan)53-11 ¾; 2. Gill(Ind-Cal Int) 53-3¾; 3. Asset52-4¾. 8:32.2; 2. Velitchko8:33.8; 3. Ruus8:34.6. HJ, Sapka1-i¼; SP(9/15),Keshmiri (lran-unat) 59-2¼; 2. Aja.Singh (Ind) 2. Gavrilov7-¾; 3. Tarmak7-3/o1. SP, Barishnokov67-7; 2. 58-10¼; 3. Ajm.Singh (Ind) 57-10½. DT(9/13),Keshmiri Nosyenko63-6½; 3. Plunge63-5½. HT, Pkhakadze236-6; 186-5; 2. Kumar(Ind) 176-0; 3. Hessm(Iran) 171-8. HT 2. Malyukov231-9. JT, Makarov284-5; 2. Zirnis273-9. (9/10), Murofushi(Japan) 218-3; 2. N. Singh(Ind) 196-11; USSR240-Finland 168, Sochi, Sept. 21(a)-22(b)-800(b), 3. Gyen(N Kor) 196-2. JT(9/15), Yamada(Japan) 249-9; 2. Ponomaryev1 :48.6; ... 6. Taskinen(F) 1:52.2. 1500(a),Vas- Page 181-0ctober 31, 1974 I ... ala (F) 3:43.5. St(a), Kantanen(F) 8:29.2; 2. Skripka8:30.0. (N-Nev)22-10½. JT(a), Nemeth286-10 NR; 2. Thorslund 10,000(a),Viren (F) 28:22.6; 2. Mochalov28:24.0. HJ(a), (N) 268-4. Skurichev7-1½; ... 6. Bariban6-4¾. PV(b),Trofimyenko Budapest,Sept.-JT, Nemeth270-5. 17-¾; 2. Kalliomaki(F) 16-8¾. LJ(b), Podluzhniy26-3½; Budapest,Sept.-DT, Tegla205-4. JT, Babiak(Czech) 2. A. Pereverzyev26-1 ¾ . TJ(a),Saneyev 56-5¼ (=13th per­ 264-4; 2. Nemeth264-2. formanceall-time world); 2. Piskulin53-11. SP(a),Barish­ nikov 66-8; 2. Tarosh65-3½; 3. Stahlberg(F) 64-5¼. DT(b), FINLAND Kahma(F) 210-4; 2. Penzikov205-1. HT(b), Pkhakadze 244-5(9th performerall-time world); 2. Dmitryenko240-6. Nokia,Aug. 29-JT, Hovinen269-3. JT(a),Siitonen (F) 286-4; 2. Makarov272-9; 3. Zirnis 269-0; Vihti, Aug. 31-HJ, Sundell7-2¼ NR. 4. Shupilko267-4. Nokia,Sept. 4-JT, Lappalainen275-6; 2. Hovinen270-3. Nokia,Sept. 7-JT, Hovinen282-11. GREECE Kokkola,Sept. 13-1500, Vasala3:48.0; 2. Hogberg(Swe) 3:48.1. 5000, Garderud(Swe) 13:50.8; 2. Paivarinta13:58.2 . NationalChamps., Athens, Sept. 13-15-lOOm,Papageor­ OT, Danek(Czech) 212-5; 2. Kahma208-10. gopoulos10.2. HJ, Patronis7-1½. lisalmi,Sept . 22-HT, Meittinen231-0. Turku, Sept.29-Mar, Paivarinta2: 12:10.6. POLAND SWEDEN Warsaw,Aug.3-1500, Zajac3:44.9; ... 3. Shorter(FTC) Vindeln,June 29-800, Luzins(FTC) 1:48.2. HJ, Matz­ 3:46.4. SP,Komar 66-1¾ . dorf (UCTC)6-11½; 2. Kotinek(UCLA) 6-11½. SP,Feuer­ Warsaw,Sept.-PV, Kozakiewicz17-4¾. HT, Kangas(Fin) bach(PCC) 69-3¼. JT, Schmidt(PCC) 245-2. 233-3. JT, Hovinen(Fin) 267-11. (PCC)245-2. Warsaw,Sept.-SP, Komar 64-6¾. Vaxjo,Aug. 6-400R, OpenTeam 39.7 (S.Williams, Rid­ Gdynia,Sept.-20kWalk, Ornoch 1 :28:44.2. dick, Foster[all US], Blackman[Aus-Ore]). Goteborg,Aug. ll_-400, Bolding(PCC) 46.1. 1500,Hog­ berg3:40.5; 2. Hilton (PCC}3:42.3. 5000,Garderud 13:25.2 CZECHOSLOVAKIA NR; 2. Boro (Nor) 13:28.0; 3. Ngeno(Ken-Wash St) 13:35.4; 4. Fitzsimmons(Aus) 13:38.6; 5. Wishnitzer(lsr) 13:39.8 Nitra,Sept. 15-DT, Danek213-8. NR. HJ, Beers(Can) 7-1¾; 2. Stones(PCC) 7-¾. SP,Stahl­ MladaBoleslav, Sept. 19-DT, Danek214-11. berg( Fin) 68-10; 2. Feuerbach(PCC) 68-2½; 3. Hoglund(S­ Prague,Oct.-DT, Danek215-2. UTEP)66-6. Malmo,Aug. 24-SP, Feuerbach70-1¾ (51-5 left-handed; YUGOSLAVIA total of 121-6¾,best ever left-right total); 2. Bruch61-9¾. 300m, Fredriksson33.7; 2. Grama33.9. Maribor,Aug. 24-25-DT, Pecar(Y-BYU) 185-11. Belgrade,Oct. 5(a)-6(b)-SP(a),Ivancic 63-11. DT(b), EAST GERMANY Pecar(ex-BYU) 185-8. Weimar,Sept. 8-HT, Seidel236-5 . .J UU LG A_R Y~- =--~ ---uSSR-East-G.er-many-Decathlon,-Oresden, -Sept.-14--Ht-Gor- =--==-t bachov(SU) 7854 ( 11.0,22-8½, 48-8¼, 6-3¼, 49.6, 15.5, Budapest,July 31-400, Juantorena(Cuba) 45.3 =NR. 146-7,14-1¼, 186-11,4:16.6); 2.Suurvali(SU)7831 (219-2); Tata,Aug. 28-DT, Tegla210-0. 3. Kaidasch(SU) 7716. Teams: USSR38,083-EG 35,946. Hungary126-Norway 82, Budapest,Sept. 21(a)-22(b)- USSRJrs 131-East Germany Jrs 102, Dresden,Sept. 14 1500(a),Zemen 3:50.5; ... 4. Kaupang(N-Ore) 3:54.4. St(b), (a)-15(b)-HJ(a),Molotilov (SU)7-¾; 2. Karlsons (SU) 6-11 ½. K. Kvalheim(N) 8:46.4. 5000(a),Boro (N) 13:53.0;... dnf LJ(b),Wartenberg 26-1¾. TJ(a),Shabligin (SU) 54-½EJrR; -A. Kvalheim(N). LJ(a), Haugen(N) 24-3;... 4. Flagstad 2. Lobunyov(SU) 53-6¼. SP(b),Beyer 61-2¼. Second-i:lass postage paid at Los Altos, Calif. Published 20 times a yea( Leading US Contributors: Paul Adams, Fred Baer, Marc Bloom, Gene by Track & Field News, Inc., Box 296, Los Altos, Calif. 94022 USA. 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