Sunday’s Results From The Olympic Games

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30575, 19 October 1964, Page 17

Sunday’s Results From The Olympic Games

Athletics WOMEN 200 Metres Heats (First two in each heat and four fastest losers into semi-finals.) World record: W. Rudolph (U.S.A.), and M. Burvill (Australia), 22.9: Olympic record: Rudolph, 23.2. Heat I.—J. Simpson (Britain), 24.0, 1; E. Lehocka (Czechoslovakia), 24.2, 2; J. Bennett (Australia), 24.3, 3; M. Lurot (France), 24.7, 4; H. Bartoss (Hungary), 24.9, 5: E. Giron Olivares (Mexico), 25.3, 6. Heat 2.—M. Coblan (Cuba), 23.8, 1; B. Sobotta (Poland), 24.1, 2; I. Piotrowski (Canada), 24.4, 3; I. Aigner (Austria), 24.7, 4; S. Ritchie (Argentina), 24.7, Heat 3.—M. Burvill (Australia), 24.2, 1; H. Jacob (Germany), 24.2, 2; G. Gaida (U.S.S.R.), 24.4, 3: O. Thompson (U.S.A.), 24.6, 4; I. Muyanga (Uganda), 27.6, 5. Heat 4. L. Samotesova (U.S.S.R.), 23.8, 1; D. Hyman (Britain), 24.0, 2; V. Brown (U.S.A.), 24.1, 3; L. Sydranski (Israel), 24.6, 4; A. Mair (Jamaica), 25.0, 5; K. Soraja (Thailand), 26.1, 6; M. Daniel (Panama), 26.6, 7. Heat 5.—E. McGuire (U.S.A.), 23.4, 1; M. Black (Australia), 23.7, 2; U. Morris (Jamaica), 24.2, 3; M. Sulaiman (Philippines), 25.4, 4; Yang-ja Song (Korea), 26.5, 5: J. Heine (Germany), disqualified. Heat 6.—1. Kirkszenstein (Poland), 23.8, 1: D. Arden (Britin), 24.2, 2; D. Porter (Mew Zealand), 24.2, 3; E. Pollman (Germany), 24.4, 4; M. Izawa (Japan), 25.4, 5; D. Oakley (Panama), 26.2, 6; Chu-mei Yeh (Taiwan), 27.1, 7. Semi-finals (First four in each heat into final.) Heat I.—McGuire, 23.3, 1; Kirszenstein. 23.60, 2: Simpson 23.7, 3: Arden, 24.0, 4; Burvill, 24.0, 5; Lehocka, 24.5, 6; Bennett, 24.7, 7; Coblan, disqualified Heat 2.—Black, 23.4, 1; Samotesova, 23.7, 2; Morris, 23.7, 3: Sobotta, 23.7, 4; Hyman, 23.9, 5; Porter, 24.0, 6; Jabob, 24.1, 7; Brown, 24.3, 8. 800 Metres (First five in each heat and fastest loser into semi-finals.) World record, D. Willis (Australia), 2:3.2, 1962; Olympic record. L. Shevtsova (U.S.S.R.), 2:4.3, 1960. Heat 1. M. Dupureur (France), 2:4.5. 1; M. Chamberlain (New Zealand), 2:6.8, 2; N. Szabo (Hungary), 2:7.7, 3; V. Mukhanova (U.S.S.R.), 2:8.8, 4; A. Packer (Britain), 2:12.6, 5; W. Kaufmann (Germany), 2:14.6, 6: J. Andersen (Denmark). 2:15.2, 7; A. Hoffman (Canada), 2:17.4, 8. Heat 2.—M. Hobson (Britain). 2:8.5, 1; A. Worner (Germany), 2:8.6, 2; Z. Skobtsova (U.S.S.R.), 2:8.6, 3: G. Kraan (Netherlands), 2:9.8, 4; M. Kyle (Ireland), 2:11.3, 5; S. Knott (U.S.A.), 2:12.2, 6: A. Ramazan (Mongolia), 2:21.1, 7. D. Willis (Australia), withdrew.

Heat 3.—A. Smith (Britain), 2:8. 1: A. Gleichfeld (Germany), 2:8.2, 2: L. Erik (U.S.S.R.), 2:8.3, 3; G. Farkas (Jugoslavia). 2:8.7, 4; J. van Evck-vos (Netherlands). 2:9.1, 5: O. Kazi (Hungary), 2:12.1, 6: M. Kisaki (Japan). 2:16, 7: Myung-Hee Han (South Korea), 2:22.8, 8.

80 Metre Hurdles (First four in each heat into semi-finals.) World record: I. Press (U.S.S.R.), G. Birkemeyer, K. Balker (Germany), and B. Moore (Australia), 10.5; Olympic record: Press, 10.6, 1960. Heat I.—K. Balzer (Germany), 10.7, 1; G. Bystrova (U.S.S.R.), 10.9, 2; R. Hart (Ghana), 11.'3, 3; S. Kerkova (Bulgaria), 11.5, 4; L. Dunn (Panama), 11.5, 5; A. Snider (Canada), disqualified. Heat 2.—1. Press (U.S.S.R.), 10.7, 1; P. Pryce (Britain), 10.8, 2; A. Mclntosh (Hew Zealand) 10.8, 3 ;G. Die! (Germany), 10.9, 4; C. Sherrard (U.S.A.), 11.0, 5; M. Canguio (France), 11.0, 6; Cheng Chi (Taiwan), 11.1, 7; S. Norrlund (Finland), 11.2, 8. Heat 3.—M. Piatkowska (Poland), 10.6, 1; P. Kilborn (Australia), 10.7, 2; T. Talysheva (U.S.S.R.), 10.9, 3: L. O’Neil (U.S.A.), 10.9, 4; V. Smith (Jamaica). 11.8, 5; Chu-mei Yeh (Taiwan), 12.1, 6. Heat 4.—R. Bonds (U.S.A.), 10.6, 1; I. Yonda (Japan), 10.7, 2; T. Ciepla (Poland), 10.7, 3; D. Stamejcic (Jugoslavia), 10.8, 4; J. Wingerson (Canada), 11.1, 5; I. Aigner (Austria), 17.2, 6; M. Musani (Uganda), 12.9, 7. MEN 110 Metres Hurdles (First four in each semi-final into final) World record: K. Lauer (Germany) and L. Calhoun (U.S.A), 13.2; Olympic record: Calhoun and J. Davis (U.5.A.)., 13.5, 1956. First Semi-final.—A. Mikhailov (U.S.S.R.), 13.9, 1; G. Randhawa (India), 14.0, 2; G. Mazza (Italy), 14.0, 3; M. Duriez (France), 14.0, 4; H. John (Germany), 14.1, 5; L. Betancourt (Cuba), 14.2, 6; W. Davenport (U.S.A.), 14.2, 7; V. Chistiakov (U.S.S.R.). disqualified. Second Semi-final.—H. Lindgren (U.S.A.), 13.9, 1; G. Cornacchia (Italy), 14.0, 2; H. Jones (U.S.A.), 14.0, 3; E. Ottoz (Italy), 14.1, 4; B. Forssander (Sweden), 14.2, 5; A. Kontarev (U.S.S.R.), 14.2, 6: H. Yasuda (Japan), 14.3, 7; J. Parker (Britain), 14.6, 8. Final.— H. Jones (U.S.A.), 13.6, 1; B. Lindgren (U.S.A.), 13.7, 2; A. Mikhailov (U.S.S.R.), 13.7, 3: E. Ottoz (Italy), 13.8, 4; G. Randhawa (India), 14.0, 5; M. Duriez (France), 14.0, 6; G. Cornacchia (Italy), 14.1, 7; G. Mazza (Italy), 14.1, 8. Hammer Throw World record, H. Connolly (U.S.A.), 231:10.25, 1962; Olympic record, V. Rudenkob (U.S.S.R.), 220:1.5, 1960., Final.— R. Klim (U.S.S.R.), 228:10.75 (Olympic record), 1; G. Zsivozky (Hungary), 226:8.2, 2: U. Beyer (Germany), 223:4.75, 3; Y. Nikulin (U.S.S.R.), 221:1.4, 4: Y. Bakarinov (U.S.S.R.), 218:10.75, 5; H. Connolly (U.S.A.), 218:8, 6; E. Burke (U.S.A.), 215:5, 7; O. Cieply (Poland). 212:8.25, 8; J. Matousek (Czechoslovakia), 211:11, 9; T. Rut (Poland). 211:8.25, 10: S. Echkschmiedt (Hungary). 209:5. 25, 11; A. Hall (U.S.A.), 209:4.75, 12. 400 Metres (First four in each heat advance to final.) World record, O. Davis (U.S.A.), C. Kaufman (Germany), and A. Plummer (U.S.A.), 44.9: Olympic record, Davis and Kaufman, 44.9, 1960. First Semi-final.—R. Brightwell (Britain), 45.7, 1; W. Mottley

(Trinidad-Tobago), 45.9, 2; U. Williams (U.S.A.), 46.2, 3; P. Vassella (Australia), 46.5, 4; J. Juttner (Germany), 46.7, 5: L. Kahn (Jamaica), 47.0, 6; T. Bezabih (Ethiopia). 47.1, 7; J. Boccardo (France), 47.1, 8. Second Semi-final.—M. Larrabee (U.S.A.), 46.0, 1; A. Badenski (Poland), 46.2, 2; E. Skinner (Trinidad-Tobago), 46.5, 3; T. Graham (Britain), 46.5, 4; O. Cassell (U.S.A.), 46.6, 5; W. Crothers (Canada), 46.9, 6; K. Bernard (Trinidad-Tobago), 47.1, 7; J. Addy (Ghana), 47.6, 8. 5000 Metres World record, V. Kuts (U.S.S.R.), 13:35.0. 1957; Olympic record, V. Kuts, 13:39.6, 1956. Final.— R. Schul (U.S.A.), 13:48.8, 1; H. Norpoth (Germany), 13.49.6, 2; W. Dellinger (U.S.A.), 13:49.8, 3; M. Jazy (France), 13:49.8, 4; K. Keino (Kenya), 13:50.4, 5; W. Baillie (New Zealand), 13:51.0, 6; N. Dutov (U.S.S.R.), 13:53.8, 7; T. Helland (Norway), 13:57.0, 8; R. Clarke (Australia), ' 13:58.0, 9; S. Baidiuk (U.S.S.R.), 14:11.2, 10; M. Wiggs (Britain), 14:20.8, 11. 50,000 Metres Walk World and Olympic best, D. Thompson (Britain), 4:25:30, 1960. Final.—A. Pamich (Italy), 4:11:12.4 (world best time), 1; V. Nihill (Britain), 4:11:31.2, 2; I. Pettersson (Sweden), 4:14:17.4, 3; B. Leuschke (Germany), 4:15:26.8, 4; R. Gardiner (Australia), 4:17:6.8, 5; C. Hohne (Germany), 4:17:41.6, 6; A. Vediakov (U.S.S.R.), 4:19:55.8, 7; K. Sakowski (Germany), 4:20:31.0, 8; C. Sowa (Luxemburg), 4:20:37.2, 9; D. Thompson (Britain), 4:22:39.4, 10. Long Jump World record, R. Boston (U.S.A.), 1964, and I. TerOvanesyan (U.S.S.R.), 1962, 27:3; Olympic record, Boston, 26:7.75. Final.— L. Davies (Britain), 26:5.5, 1; R. Boston (U.S.A.), 26:4, 2; I. Ter-Ovanesyan (U.S.S.R.), 26:2.5, 3; W. West (Nigeria), 24:11, 4; J. Cochard (France), 24:4.75, 5; L. Areta (Spain), 24:0.75, 6: M. Ahey (Ghana), 23:11.25, 7: A. Stalmach (Poland), 23:9.75, 8; H. Yamada (Japan), 23:5.75, 9: W. Klein (Germany), 23:5.5, 10; J. Morbey (Britain), 23:3, 11; G. Hopkins (U.S.A.), disqualified. Wrestling GRECO-ROMAN (Wrestlers eliminated after incurring six bad points.) Fly-weight Third Round.—Sank-Shlk Shin (Korea) beat J. Wilsort (U.S.A.), on points. Shin eliminated; M. Mewis (Belgium) beat B. Bozkurt (Turkey), on points, Bozkurt eliminated; T. Hanahara (Japan) beat V. Ganotis (Greece), on points, Ganotis eliminated: I. Fabra (Italy) beat A. Sayadov (U.S.S.R.), on points, Sayadov eliminated; D. Pirvulescu (Rumania) beat R. Lacour (Germany), on points; A. Kerezov (Bulgaria), a bye. Bantam-weight Third Round.—F. Strange (Germany) beat M. Toma (Italy), fall In 9:19, Toma eliminated; M. Ichiguchi (Japan) beat J. Varga (Hungary), on points, Varga eliminated; I. Cernea (Rumania) beat J. Svec (Czechoslovakia), on points; V. Trostianskv (U.S.S.R.) beat B. Knitter (Poland), on points. Knitter eliminated; Z. Pashkulev (Bulgaria) drew with A.

Fitch (U.S.A.), Fitch eliminated: V. Basergil (Turkey) beat Bishambhar (India), on points, Bishambhar eliminated; K. All (U.A.R.), a bye. Feather-weight Fourth Round.—R. I. Finlay (U.S.A.) beat D. Cacas (Australia), fall in 2:2, Cacas eliminated; M. Mirmalek (Iran) beat G. Ballery (France), on points, both eliminated; M. Mansour (U.A.R.) beat M. Bolocan (Rumania), on points, both eliminated; B. Martinovic (Jugoslavia) beat S. Skrydstrup (Denmark), on points, Skrydstrup eliminated; R. Rurua (U.S.S.R.) beat J. Mewis (Belgium), on points; Mewls eliminated; I. Polyak (Hungary) beat M. Johann (Austria), by default, Johann eliminated; K. Sakurama (Japan) beat K. Macioch (Poland), on points, Macioch eliminated.

Light-weight Third Round.—E. Tapio (Finland) beat I. Ivanov (Bulgaria), on points; V. Bularca (Rumania) beat J. Burke (U.S.A.), fall in 7:58, Burke eliminated; D. Savvas (Greece) drew with B. Jonsson (Sweden), Savvas eliminated; T. Fujita (Japan) beat D. Madsen (Denmark), on points, Madsen eliminated; F. Schmitt (Germany) beat Wahidullah Said (Afghanistan), fall in 7:12, Said eliminated; D. Gvantseladze (U.S.S.R.) beat S. Horvat (Jugoslavia), on points; K. Ayvaz (Turkey), a bye. Welter-weight Third Round. —R. Schiermeyer (France) beat A. Zoughian (Iran), on points; A. Kolesov (U.S.S.R.) drew with C. Todorov (Bulgaria); I. Taranu (Rumania) drew with M. Laakso (Finland); R. Vesper (Germany) beat M. Bayrak (Turkey), on points, both eliminated; B. Nystrom (Sweden) beat S. Kazama (Japan), on points, Kazama eliminated; A. Rizmayer (Hungary) beat H. Barlie (Norway), foul in 9:51, Barlie eliminated; B. Dubicki (Poland) beat L. Helmut (Austria), on points, Helmut eliminated; R. Camilleri (U.S.A.) beat A. Michiels (Belgium), fall in 7:7, Michiels eliminated. Middle-weight Tlhrd Round.—V. Oleqik (U.S.S.R.) beat L. Metz (Germany), on points; S. Persson (Sweden) drew with K. Hiraki (Japan), Hiraki eliminated: I. Selekman (Turkey) drew with K. Bimbalov (Bulgaria); G. Hollsoi (Hungary) beat M. Kobelt (Switzerland), fall in 9:28, Kobelt eliminated; B. Simic (Jugoslavia) beat P. Punkari (Finland), on points, Punkari eliminated; G. Popovic! (Rumania) beat R. Baughman (U.S.A.),' on points, Popovlci eliminated. Shooting Free Pistol (60 shots, 50 metres) World record: Jassinskl (U.S.S.R.), 566 points; Olympic record: A. Gustchi (U.S.S.R.), 560, 1960. Final.— l. Markkanen (Finland), 90, 96 96, 94, 93, 91; 560 points (equals Olympic record), 1; F. Lreen (U.S.A.), 92, 95, 95, 91, 93, 91. 557, 2; Y. Yoshlkawa (Japan), 94, 89, 89 . 93 , 95 , 94. 554, 3; I. Garreis (Germany), 86, 96, 94, 93, 94, 91, 554, 4; A. Ihivers (Britain), 93. 91, 89, 91, 95. 93, 552 , 5; A. Vita Segura (Peru), 95, 89, 92, 91, 91, 92, 550, 6; L. Larsson (Sweden), 92, 92, 94, 91, 89, 91, 549, 7; T. Smith (U.S.A.), 92, 90, 97, 91, 88, 90, 548, 8.

Swimming MEN 200 Metres Butterfly World record, K. Berry (Australia), 2:6.9, 1964; Olympic record, C. Robie (U.S.A.), 2:9.3, 1964. Final.—K. Berry (Australia), 2:6.6 (world, Olympic record), 1; C. Robie (U.S.A.), 2:7.5, 2; F. Schmidt (U.S.A.), 2:9.3, 3; P. Riker (U.S.A.), 2:11, 4; V. Kuzmin (U.S.S.R.), 2:11.3, 5; Y. Kadonaga (Japan), 2:12.6, 6; B. Hill (Australia), 2:12.8, 7; D. Sherry (Canada), 2:14.6, 8. 800 Metres Freestyle Relay World record, U.S.A., 8:1.8, 1964; Olympic record, U.S.A., 8:9.0, 1964. Final.—U.S.A. (S. Clark, R. Saari, G. liman, D. Schollander), 7:52.1 (world, Olympic record), 1; Germany, 7:59.3, 2; Japan, 8:3.8, 3; Australia, 8:5.7, 4; Sweden, 8:8.0, 5; France, 8:8.7, 6; U.S.S.R., 8:15.1, 7; Italy, 8:18.1. 8. WOMEN 400 Metres Freestyle World record, M. Ramenofsky (U.S.A.), 4:39.5, 1964; Olympic record, M. Ramenofsky, 4:4.7, 1964. Final.—V. Duenkel (U.S.A.), 4:43.4 (Olympic record) 1; M. Ramenofsky (U.S.A.), 4:44.6, 2; T. Stickles (U.S.A.), 4:47.2, 3; D. Fraser (Australia), 4:47.6, 4; J. Hughes (Canada), 4:50.9, 5; E. Long (Britain), 4:52, 6; K. Herford (Australia), 4:52.9, 7; G. Lllja (Sweden). 4:53. 8. 400 Metres Medley Reley World record, U.S.A., 4:34.6, 1964; Olympic record, U.S.A., 4:39,1, 1964. Final.—U.S.A. (C. Ferguson, C. Goyette, S. Stouder, K. Ellis), 4:33.9 (world, Olympic record), 1; Netherlands, 4:37.0, 2; U. 4:39.2, 3; Japan, 4:42.0, 4; Britain, 4:45.8, 5; Canada,, 4:49.9, 6; Germany and Hungary disqualified.

Fencing Men’s Individual Epee Pool A.—Qualifiers: H. Lagfrwall (Sweden) 6 wins, B. Khabarov (U.S.S.R.) 6, R. Losert (Austria) 5, C. Polledri ' (Switzerland) 4, J. D. Humphreys (Australia) 4. Eliminated: Z. Casco (Argentina) 2 wins, ManShik Kim (Korea) 1, R. Theseira (Malaysia( 0. Pool B.—Qualifiers: G. Kriss (U.S.S.R.), 6 wins, P. K. Gnaier (Germany) 5, Y. Dreyfus (France) 4, Hassan Sayd (Lebanon) 4, Okawa (Japan) 3. Eliminated: R. van Den Driessche (Belgium) 3 wins. Trn-van Xuan (Vietnam) 1, M. Ryan (Ireland) 1. Pool C.—Qualifiers: P. Jacobs (Britain) 6. H. Nielaba (Poland) 5, G. Kostava (U.S.S.R.) 5, O. Lindwall (Sweden) 4, J. D. Bou-cier-Haves (Ireland) 3. Eliminated: J. Gemayel (Lebanon) 3 wins, B. F. Serp (Argentina) 2, B. Zarnegar (Iran) 6. Barrage: Bouchier-Hayes 1, Gemayel 0. Pool D.—Qualifiers: B. Gonsior (Poland). 6 wins, Salkali (Lebanon) 5. R. Trost (Austria) 5, G. Saccaro (Italy) 4, S. Haukler (Rumania) 4. Eliminated; F. Anger (U.S.A.) 3 wins, J. Andru (Canada) 1, S. Zarnegar (Iran) 0. Pool E.—Qualifiers: C. Bourquard (France) 7 wins, W. Bar (Switzerland) 6, A. Pellegrino (Italy) 6, G. Abrahamson (Swe-

den) 5, E. Dietrich (Germany) 5. Eliminated: Myung-Seok Hahn (Korea) 3 wins, S. Vergara (Chile) 2, D. Tamayo (Colombia) 1, H. Almasi (Iran) 1. Pool F.—Qualifiers: F. Rompza (Germany) 6 wins, G. Kulscar (Hungary) 5, G. Delflno (Italy) 4, A. Jay (Britain) 4, M. Leyrer (Austria) 3. Eliminated: E. Sastre (Colombia) 1, I. Lund (Australia), R. Foxcroft (Canada). Pool G.—Qualifiers: J. Tabuchi (Japan), 5 wins, J. Guitter (France) 5, M. Steiniger (Switzerland) 4, D. M. Cahnik (U.S.A.) 4, I. Kausz (Hungary) 4. Eliminated: R. K. Hobby (Australia) 3 wins, S. Kumenez (Chile) 2, E. Echeverri (Colombia) 1. Pool H.—Qualifiers: H. W. Hoskyns (Britain) 6 wins, Z. Nemere (Hungary) 6, P. K. Pesthy (U.S.A.) 4, Doo-bo Shin (Korea) 4, W. Glos (Poland) 4. Eliminated: T. Toshlaki (Japan) 3 wins, A. Gloffka (Chile) 1, J. F. Taboada (Argentina) 0. Volleyball MEH Czechoslovakia beat U.S.A., 15-7, 15-13, 15-6; Japan beat Bulgaria, 15-10, 12-15, 15-16, 15-10; Rumania beat Korea, 15-9, 14-16, 8-15, 15-9, 15-9. WOMEN U.S.S.R. beat U.S.A., 15-1, 15-8, 15-7. Diving Man’s Hlghboard Final.—R. Webster (U.S.A.). 148.58 points, 1; K. Dibiasl (Italy), 147.54, 2; T. Gompf (UJS.A.), 146.57, 3; R. Madrigal (Mexico), 144.27, 4; U. Palagln (U.S.S.R.), 143.77, 5; B. Phelps (Britain), 143.18, 6; R. Sperling (Germany). 142.52, 7; T. Otsubo (Japan), 142.05, 8.

Basketball (Round robin tournament, after which winners of each of four groups play off.) Round 7 Group A.—Puerto Rico 74, Hungary 59 (half-time, 32-30); Poland 74, Canada 69 (half-time, 32-42); Japan 72, Italy 68 (halftime, 32-32); Hungary 69, Mexico 61 (half-time, 31-30); U.S.S.R. 64, Poland 55 (halftime, 38-25). Group B.—U.S.A. 116, Korea 50 (half-time, 70-23); Jugoslavia 75, Finland 45 (half-time, 34-28). Hockey (Round robin tournament. First two in each of four groups qualify for finals.) Pool A.—Kenya 1, Britain 0 (half-time, 1-0); Pakistan 2, New Zealand 0 (half-time, 1-0). Pool B.—Netherlands 2, Malaysia 0 (half-time 0-0); Germany 0, Belgium 6; India 3, Canada 0 (half-time, 1-0); Spain 4, Hong Kong 0 (half time, 1-0). Weight-lifting Heavy-weight Final. L. Zhabotinsky (U.S.S.R.), 1261.261 b (Olympic record), 1; Y. Vlasov (U.S.S.R ), 1256:85, 2; N. Schemansky (U.S.A.), 1185:19, 3; G. Gubner (U.S.A.), 1130:06, 4; K. Ecser (Hungary), 1119.04, 5; M. Ibrahim (U.A.R.), 1091:47, 6; L Veselincv (Bulgaria), 1080:45, 7; H. Hwang (Korea), 1065.91, 8; D.

Oliver (New Zeeland), 1058:40, 9; S. Reding (Belgium), 1052:89, 10: M. Rieger (Germany), 1047:38, 11; M. Borumand (Iran), 1025:32. 12: A. Shannos (Australia), 1025:32, 13. Equestrian Three-day Event Endurance Test: M. Checco (Italy), 118.4, 1; B. Cobcrott (Australia) 118.4, 2; R. Meade (Britain), 118.4, 3; A. Cameron (Ireland), 117.2, 4; P. Angionl (Italy), 103.2, 5; J. Harty (Ireland), 99.2, 6; C. Moratorlo (Argentina), 98.4, 7; W. Roycroft (Australia), 97.2, 8; K. Freeman (U.S.A.), 96.8, 9; H. Karsten (Germany), 95.6, 10; F. Llggee (Germany), 91.2, II; R. Jones (Britain), 91.2, 12. Boxing (Losers Eliminated) Light-weight Third Series.—J. Grudzlen (Poland) beat A. Oundo (Kenya), on points; S. PUitchev (Bulgaria) beat C. Palmer (Canada), on points; R. Harris (U.S.A.) beat K. Shlratori (Japan), on points; R. Arpon (Philippines) beat J. Dunne (Britain), on points. Third Series.—J. McCourt (Ireland) beat G. Sarwar (Pakistan), on points: D. Barrera (Spain) beat H. Pace (Argentina), on points: V. Barannikov (U S.S.R.), beat A. Blair (Australia), on points; J. Kajdi (Hungary) beat A. Odhimlambo (Uganda), on points.