Detailed Results At The Games

Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29301, 5 September 1960, Page 9

Detailed Results At The Games

Athletics Men’s 400 Metres Hurdles (World record G. Davis, U.S.A., 49.25ec; Olympic record, E. Southern and G. Davis, both SO.lsec.) Final.—G. Davis (U.S.A.). 49.35ec (Olympic record), 1; C. Cushman (U.S.A.), 49.65ec, 2; R. Howard (U.S.A.). 49.75ec. 3; H. Jana (Germany). 49Ssec, 4. Men’s MO Metres (World record, R. Moens, Belgium, Imin 4S.7sec; Olympic record, G. Kerr, British West Indies, Imin 47.15ec.) Final.—P. Snell (New Zealand), Imin 46.35ec (Olympic record), 1; R. Moens (Belgium), Imin 46.55ec. 2; G. Kerr (British West Indies), Imin 47.1 sec, 3; P. Schmidt (Germany), Imin 47.65ec, 4. Men’s 5000 Metres (World record. V. Kuts. U.S.S.R., 13min 35sec; Olympic record, V. Kuts, U.S.S.R., 13mln 39.65ec.) Final. —M. Heiberg (New Zealand), 13min 43.45ec, 1; H. Grodotzki (Germany), 13min 44.65ec, 2: K. Zimny (Poland), 13min 44.8 sec, 3; F. Janke (Germany), 13min 46.8 sec, 4. Women’s Shot Put Final.—R. Press (U.S.S.R.), 56ft 9Jin (Olympic record), 1; J. Luttge (Germany), 54ft sJin, 2; E. Brown (U.S.A.), i3tt lOJln, 3; V. Sloper (New Zealand), 53ft 9jin, 4. 20 Kilometres Road Walk (Olympic record, L. Spirin, U.S.S.R., Ihr 31min 27.45ec.) V. Golubnichiy (U.S.S.R.), Ihr 34min 7.2 sec, 1; N. Freeman (Australia), Ihr 34min 16.4 sec, 2; S. Vickers (Britain), Ihr 34min 56.45ec, 3; D. Linder (Germany), Ihr 35min 33.8 sec, 4; N. Read (New Zealand), Ihr 36min 59.25ec, 5. Men’s Long Jump (World record, R. Boston, U.S.A., 8.21 metres (26ft Ilin); Olympic record, J. Owens, U.S.A., 8.06 metres (26ft 5 J in.) Final.—R. Boston (U.S.A.), 8.12 metres (26ft 7}in, Olympic record), 1; I. Broberson (U.SA.), 28ft 711 n, 2; I. Ter-Ovanesian (U.S.S.R.), 28ft

4}in, 3; M. Steinbach (Germany), 26ft 2Jin, 4. Women’s IM Metres (World record. S. Strickland de la Hunty, Australia, and V. Krepkina U.S.S.R., both llAsec; Olympic record, B. Cuthbert, Australia, 11.45ec.) FtnaL—W. Rudolph (U.S.A.), llsec (Olympic record), 1; D. Hyman (Britain), 11.3 sec, 2; G. Leone (Italy), 113 sec. 3; M. Itkina (U.S.SJL.). 11.4 sec, 4. Men’s 15M Metres (World record, H. Elliott, Australia, 3min Msec; Olympic record, R. R. Delany. Ireland, 3min 41.25ec.) Heats (first three each heat enter final, September 6):— Heat I.—Elliott (Australia), 3min 41.4 sec, 1; L Rozsavolgyi (Hungary), 3min 42sec, 2; D. Burleson (U.S.A.), 3min 42.25ec, 3. Heat 2.—M. Bernard (France), 3min 42.25ec, 1; J. Grelle (U.S.A.), imin 43.55ec, 2; A. Hamarsland (Norway), 3min 44.45ec, 3. Heat 3.—D. Waerne (Sweden), 3mln 43.95ec, 1; M. Jazy (France), Smin 44.95ec, 2; Z. Vamos (Rumania). 3min 44.95ec. 3. Men’s 2M Metres (World record—D. Sime (U.SA.), Msec.) (Olympic record—R. Morrow (U.SA.), 20.65ec.) Final.—L. Berutti (Italy), 20.5 sec (equalled his own Olympic record), 1; L. Carney (UJS.A.), 20.6 sec, 2; A. Seye (France), 20.7 sec, 3; A. Folk (Poland), 20.8 sec, 4. Men’s 400 Metres (World record—L. Jones (U.S.A.), 45.25ec.) (Olympic record—G. Rhoden and H. McKinley, both Jamaica, 45.95ec.) Second Round Heats (first three each heat enter semi-finals, September 5). Heat I.—C. Kaufmann (Germany). 46.55ec, 1; M. Singh (India), 46.55ec, 2; M. Spence (British West Indies), 46.95ec, 3. Heat 2.—J. Yerman (U.SA.). 46.45ec, 1; K. Gosper (Australia), 46.55ec, 2; M. Kinder (Germany), 46.75ec 3. Heat 3.—E. Young (U.S.A.), 46.1 sec. 1; R. Brightwell (Britain), 46.25ec, 2; G. Day (South Africa), 46.35ec, 3. Heat 4.—0. Davis (U.S.A.), 45.95ec (equals Olympic record), 1; M. Spence (South Africa), 46.1 sec, 2; A. Amy (Nigeria). 46.65ec, 3. B. Robinson (New Zealand) was sixth in 48.3 sec. Men’s 100 Metres Hurdles (World record—M. Lauer (Germany) and L. Calhoun (U.S.A.), 13.25ec.) (Olympic record—L. Calhoun (U.SA.) and J. Davis (U.S.A.), 13.55ec.) Second Round Heats (first three each heat enter semi-finals, September 5). „ Heat I.—L. Calhoun (U.S.A.), 14.1 sec, 1; J. Okello (Uganda), 14.3 sec, 2; N. Berezuckiy (U.S.S.R.), 14.4 sec, 3. Heat 2: M. Lauer (Germany, 13.9 sec, 1; K. Gardner (British West Indies), 14.3 sec, 2; G. Raziq (Pakistan), 14.4 sec, 3. Heat 3: W. May (U.S.A.), 13.8 sec, 1; A. Mikhailov (U.S.S.R.), 13.9 sec, 2; S. Larger (Jugoslavia), 14.4 sec, 3. Heat 4: H. Jones (U.S.A.), 14.1 sec, 1; V. Chistiakov (U.S.S.R.), 14.3 sec, 2; N. Svara (Italy), 14.4 sec, 3. Men’s Hammer (World record, H. Connolly, U.S.A.. 70.33 metres (230 ft BJin; Olympic record, V. Rudenkov, U.S.S.R., 67.03 metres (219 ft Ilin). Final: V. Rudenkov (U.S.S.R.), 67.10 metres (Olympic record) (220 ft IJin), 1; G. Zsivotzky (Hungary, 65.79 (215 ft lOin), 2; T. Rut (Poland), 65.64 (215 ft 41in), 3. Men’s 3000 Metres Steeplechase (World record, Z. Zrzyszkowiak, Poland, Bmin 31.4 sec; Olympic record, C. Brasher, Britain, Bmin 41.35ec.) Final: Z. Zrzyszkowiak (Poland), Bmin 34.25ec (Olympic record), 1; N Sokolov (U.S.S.R.), Bmln 36.45ec, 2;S. Rzhistchin (U.S.S.R.), Bmin 42,25ec. 3; G. Roelants (Belgium), Bmin 47.65ec, 4. Women’s Discus (World record, N. Dumbadze, U.S.S.R., 57.04 metres (187 ft IJin); Olympic record, O. Fiko-? tova, Czech.. 53.69 metres (176 ft Uin.) Qualifying distance, 47 metres (154 ft 24in). The following 12 qualified for the final on September 5: L. Manoliu (Rumania), J. Nemcova (Czech.), N. Ponomareva (U.S.S.R.), W. Bergh (Sweden), V. Sloper (New Zealand), K. Hausmann (Germany), E. Kuznecova (U.S.S.R.), E. Brown (U.S A.). S. Mertova (Czech.), T. Press (U.S.S.R.), O. Connolly (U.S.A.), I. Schuch (Germany). Women’s 200 Metres (World record—W. Rudolph, U.SA., 22.95ec) (Olympic record—M. Jackson and B. Cuthbert, both Australia, 23.45ec) First round heats (first in each heat and two fastest among others enter semi-finals, September s): Heat 1: G. Leone (Italy), 23.75ec, 1; L. Williams (U.S.A.), 24sec, 2; H. Raepke (Germany), 24Jsec, 3. Heat 2: G. Birkemeyer (Germany), 24Jsec, 1; C. Capdevielle (France), 243 sec, 2; U. Wieslander (Sweden), 24.65ec, 3. Heat 3: J. Heine (Germany), 23.9 sec, 1; N. Fleming (Australia), 242 sec, 2; A. Stolzova (Czechoslovakia), 24.75ec, 3. V. Morgan (New Zealand) was fifth in 25.25ec. Heat 4: B. Janiszewska (Poland). 23.95ec, 1; M. Itking (U.S.S.R.), 2; A. Munkacsi (Hungary), 24.45ec, 3. Heat 5: D. Hyman (Britain), 23.7 sec, 1; C. Jesionowska (Poland), 24.3 sec, 2; E. Haslam (Canada), 24.55ec, 3. Heat 6: W. Rudolph (U.S.A.). 232 sec (Olympic record), 1; V. Maslovskaia (U.S.S.R.), 24sec, 2; J. Smart (Britain), 24sec, 3. Wrestling Freestyle Middle-weight (second series): F. Thomas (New Zealand) beat J. Graffigna (Argentine), on points; H. Gungor (Turkey) beat P. Gardiev (Bulgaria), on points; G. Hollos! (Hungary) beat R. Hunt (Australia), by a fall; T. Nagai (Japan) beat M. Faiz (Pakistan), on points. Middle-weight (third series): H. Antonsson (Sweden) beat S. Madho (India), on points; G. Utz (Germany)

beat V. Punkari (Finland), on points; E. Dewitt (U.SA.) beat G. Skhirtladze (U.S.S.R.), on points; H. Gungor (Turicey) drew with A. Savad (Iran); G. Hollos! (Hungary) beat T. Nagai (Japan), on points; P. Gardjev (Bulgaria) beat F. Thomas New Zealand), by a fall; M. Faiz (Pakistan) beat M. Khokan (Afghanistan), on points. The following. were eliminated: A. Butts (Britain), G. Caraffini (Italy), J. Graffigna (Argentina), R. Hunt (Australia), H. Mottier (Switzerland). Basketball (Olympic champions, U.SA.) Consolation tournament (to decide ninth to sixteenth places): Hungary 81, Philippines 70, France 91, Mexico 62, Spain 11, Japan 64. Semi-finals.—Group A: Brazil 83, Czechoslovakia 78, Italy 74, Poland 68. Brazil and Italy have qualified from Group A for the final group to decide first to fourth places. Group B: U.SA. 81, U.S.SA. 27. Jugoslavia 94, Hungary 83. U.S.A. and UJS.S.R. have qualified from Group B for the final group to decide first and fourth places. Hockey (Olympic champions, India) Elimination Round.—Australia 2, Poland 0 (Australia enters quarterfinals); Holland 4, Denmark 2; Germany 5, Italy 0; Kenya 0, France 0; Britain 3, Switzerland 0; Spain 3. Belgium 1; India 3, New Zealand 0. Fencing Women’s Team Foil Final Match for third and fourth places: Italy 9, Germany 2. Match for first and second places: U.S.S.R. 9, Hungary 3. Men’s Team Foil Italy 9 wins, U.S.A. 0; Hungary 9, Britain 7; U.S.S.R. 9, Poland 6; Germany 8, France 8 (Germany took match in deciding bout); Italy 8, Hungary 8 (Italy won with fewer hits recorded against); U.S.SJt. 9, Germany 3. Match for third and fourth places: Germany 9, Hungary 5. Final.—U.S.S.R. 1, Italy 2, Germany 3, Hungary 4. Boxing All bouts are semi-finals. Fly - weight.—S. Sivko (U.S.S.R.) beat K. Tanabe (Japan), on points; G. Torok (Hungary) beat A. Elguindi (U.A.R.), on points. Feather-weight.—F. Musso (Italy) beat J. Limmonen (Finland), on points. Light-welter-weight.—B. Nemecek (Czechoslovakia) beat Q. Daniels (U.S.A.), on points; C. Qaurtey (Ghana) beat M. Kasprzyk (Poland), walk-over. Light-middle-weight.—W. McClure (U.S.A.) beat B. Lagutin (U.S.S.R.), on points; C. Bossi (Italy) beat W. Fisher (Britain), on points. Light-heavy-weight. C. Clay (U.S.S.R.) beat B. Bending (Poland), on points; Z. Pietrzykowski (Poland) beat G. Saraudi (Italy), on points. Bantam-weight. O. Grigoryev (U.S.S.R. )beat B. Bending (Poland) on points. Light-weight. K. . Pazdzior (Poland) beat R. McTaggart (Britain) (holder), on points. Bantam-weight. P. Zamparini (Italy) beat O. Taylor (Australia), on points. Light-weight.—S. Lopopolo (Italy) beat A. Laudonio (Argentina), on points. Welter-weight. Y. Radonyak (U.S.S.R.) beat L. Drogosz (Poland), on points; G. Benvenuti (Italy) beat J. Lloyd (Britain), on points. Middle-weight.—E. Crook (U.S.A.) beat I. Monea (Rumania), knock-out second round; T. Walasek (Poland) beat E. Feofanov (U.S.S.R.), on points. Heavy-weight.—F. de Piccoli (Italy) beat J. Nemec (Czechoslovakia), on points; D. Bekker (South Africa) beat G. Siegmund (Germany), on points. Water Polo Fin»l Placing.—ltaly (gold medal) I, U.S.S.R. (■liver medal) 2, Hun* gary (bronze medal) 3, Jugoslavia 4. Swimming Women’s 100 Metres Backstroke (World and Olympic record, L. Burke U.S.A., Imin OO.Osec) Final.—L. Burke (U.S.A.). Imin 09.3 sec. 1; N. Steward (Britain), imin lO.Bsec, 2; S. Tanaka (Japan), imin 11.4 sec, 3: L. Ranwell (South Africa). Imin 11.4 sec, 4. Men’s 1500 Metres Freestyle (World record, J. Konrads (Australia), 17min 11.0 sec) (Olympic record, M. Rose (Australia), 17min 32.8 sec) Final.—J. Konrads (Australia), 17 min lO.Bsec (Olympic record), 1; M. Rose (Australia). 17min 21.7 sec, 2: G. Green (U.S.A.). 17min 30.6 sec. 3: T. Yamanaka (Japan), 17min 34.75ec, Women’s 4 X 100 Metres Freestyle Relay (World and Olympic record. Australia—D. Fraser, F. Leech, S Morgan, L. Crapp—4mln 17.1 sec) Final.—U.S.A. (J. Spillane, S. Stobs, C. Wood, S. C. Von Saltza). 4min 08.9 sec (world and Olympic record). 1: Australia. 4min 11.3 sec, 2; Germany. 4min 19.7 sec, 3; Hungary, 4min 21.2 sec, 4. Men’s 200 Metres Butterfly (World record, M. Troy. U.S.A., 2mln 13.2 sec; Olympic record, M. Troy, U.S.A.. 2min IS.Ssec) Final—M. Troy (U.S.A.). 2min 12.8 sec (world and Olympic record), 1; N. Hayes (Australia), 2min 14.fcec, 2; D. Gillanders (U.S.A.), 2mln 15.3 sec, 3; F. Dennerleln (Italy), 2mm lOsee. 4. Women’s 4 x 100 Metres Medley Relay (World record. U.S.A.. 4min 44.65ec; Olympic record, Holland. 4mln 47.45ec) Final.—U.S.A. (L. Burke. P. Kemp-

ner, C. Schuler, V. von Saltza). 4mln 41.1 KC (world and Olympic record), 1; Australia, 4mln 45.95ec, 3; Germany. 4min 47.8 sec. 3; Holland, imin 47.65ec, 4. Rowing Coxed Four, Final , .Germany (G. Ctntl, H. Effects. J. Uitz. K. Riekemann. M. Obst, cox). Smin 39.1 sec, 1; France, Amin 41.6 sec, 2; Italy, Smin 43.75ec, 3. Coxleu Pair, Final UR.S.R. (V. Boreiko. O. Golovanov). 7mln 02aec. 1: Austria, Imin 03.6 sec. 2; Finland, 7min 03flsec, 3. Single Sculls Final V. Ivanov (U.S.S.R.I, 7min 13.9 see. A- S lll (Germany), 7min 20sec, 2; T. Kocerka (Poland). 7min 21.6 J*e, 3; J. Hill (New Zealand), 7min 23Jsec, 4. Coxed Pain Final Germany (B, Knubel. H. Rennebetg: K. Zerta cox), 7min 29.1 sec, 1; U.S.S.R., 7mln SO.lsec, 2; UJS.A.. Tmln 34.55ec. 3. Coxless Fours Final U.S.A. (A. Ayrault. T. Nash, J. Sayre, R. WaUes), 6mln 26.25ec, 1; Italy, Smin 28.7 sec. 2; U.S.S.R., Smin 29.65ec. 3. Double Sculls Final Czechoslovakia (V. Kozak. P. Schmidt), Smin 47Jsec, 1; U.S.S.R.. Smin 50.4 sec, 2; Switzerland. Smin SO.Ssec, 3. Eights Final Germany (K. Bittner, K. Hopp, H. Lenk. M. Rulffs, F. Schepke, K. Schepke, W. Schroder, K. von Groddek: W. Padge. oox), Smin 57.1 sec. 1; Canada, Smin 01.5 sec 2; Czechoslovakia, Smin O4.Bsec, 3.