FOURTH DAY’S RESULTS AT GAMES

Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31135, 11 August 1966, Page 20

FOURTH DAY’S RESULTS AT GAMES

SWIMMING MEN'S U 0 YARDS BREASTSTROKE World record, 1:8.4, E. Henninger (Germany), 1966; Games record, 1:11.3, I. O’Brien (Australia), 1962. (Fastest eight qualify for final.) Heat I.—l. O’Brien (Australia), 1:8.5 (Games record), 1; L. Chase (Canada), 1:14.3, 2; A. Seagar (Hew Zealand), 1:14.5, 3; M. Tucker (England). 1:15.2, 4: R. Jenkins (Wales), 1:16.7. 5; Seah Pong Pin (Singapore), 1:20.6, 6; F. Chin-Loy (Jamaica), 1:22.2, 7: G. Woodhouse (Kenya), 1:25.4. 8. Heat 2.— H. Graham (New Zealand), 1:12.8, 1; Cheah TongKim (Malaysia), 1:15.6. 2; R. Apel (England). 1:15.6, 3; W. Mahoney (Canada), 1:15.6, 4: L. Ball (Northern Ireland). 1:17.4, 5; J. Johnes (Jamaica), 1:17.4, 6; W. Rose (Jamaica). 1:20.3, 7. Qualifiers for final: Chase, O’Brien. Tucker. Seagar, Cheah Tonk Kim, Graham, Apel. and Mahoney. MEN’S 220 YARDS BACKSTROKE World record. 2:13.5. P. Reynolds (Australia), 1965; Games record. 2:20.9. K. Byrom (Australia), 1966. Final.—P. Reynolds (Australia), 2:12.0 (world record), I; R. Hutton (Canada), 2:13.5, 2; K. Byrom (Australia), 2;18.8, 3; N. Jackson (England), 2:19,0, 4; H. Brown (New Zealand), 2:19.8, 5; P. O'Carroll (New Zealand), 2:20.9, 6; J. Rogers (England), 2:21.3, 7: A. Seagar (New Zealand), 2:25.1, 8. MEN'S 440 YARDS FREESTYLE World record. 4:15.9, J. Konrads (Australia). 1960; Games record, 4:20.0. M. Rose (Australia), 1962. Final.—R. Dindle (Australia), 4:15.0 (world record), 1; J. Bennett (Australia), 4:15.8, 2: R. Hutton (Canada), 4:16.1. 3: R. Jacks (Canada). 4:19.7. 4: S. Gilchrist (Canada), 4:20.1, 5. R. Jackson (Australia), 4:24.9. 6; A. Jaris (England), 4:28.7. 7: A Kimber (England), 4:33.4. 8. WOMEN’S 110 YARDS BREASTSTROKE World record, 1:19.2. K. Beyer (Germany), 1962; Games record, 1:21.3, A. Lonsbrough (England), 1962. (Fastest eight qualify for final.) Heat I.— V. Haddon (Now Zealand), 1:19.7 (Games record), 1; J. Slattery (England), 1:20.5, 2: S. Mitchell (England), 1:21.3, 3: H. Saville (Australia), 1:21.7. 4; M. de Saram (Ceylon). 1:23.7, 5; M. Lay (Canada), 1:24.3, 6; P. Rose (Jamaica), 1:37.9, 7. Heat 2.—D. Harris (England), 1:19.9, 1: E. Baxter (Scotland), 1:21.9, 2: D. Ross (Canada). 1:23.6, 3; J. Bevan (Wales). 1:27.7, 4: R. Graham (Northern Ireland), 1:29.9. 5: P. Weller (Jamaica), 1:31.9, 6; J. Leem (Jamaica). 1:32.5, 7. Qualifiers for final: Slattery. De Saram. Saville. Haddon, Mitchell, Baxter, Ross, and Harris. WOMEN'S 110 YARDS BACKSTROKE World record, 1:8.9, K. Muir (S. Africa), 1965; Games ra-

cord, 1:9.0, L. Ludgrove (England). 1966. Final.—L. Ludgrove (England), 1:9.2, 1; E. Tanner (Canada), 1:9.9, 2; J. Franklin (England), 1:11.8, 3; A. Mabb (Australia), 1:12.6, 4; L. Kennedy (Canada), 1:13.2, 5; B. Robertson (Scotland), 1:13.4, 6: M. Macrae (Hew Zealand). 1:13.8. 7; L. de Neef (Trinidad and Tobago), 1:13.8. 8. WOMEH'S 220 YARDS BUTTERFLY World record, 2:31.9, S. Pitt (U.S.), 1965. Final.—E. Tanner (Canada). 2:29.9 (world record), 1; M. Carson (Canada), 2:34.8, 2; A. Barner (England). 2:35. 3; H. Kerr (New Zealand), 2:36.4, 4: A. Cotterlll (England), 2:36.5, 5; D. Jones (England), 2:38.1, 6; J. Groeger (Australia). 2:39.9, 7; G. Phillips (Wales), 2:42.3, 8. WOMEN’S 440 YARDS MEDLEY INDIVIDUAL World record. 5:25.1, M. 01cesse (U.S.), 1965: Games record. 5:38.6, A. Lonsbrough (England), 1962. (The fastest eight qualify for final.) Heat I.—J. Murphy (Australia). 5:36.0 (Games record), 1; E. Tanner (Canada), 5:38.1. 2: B. Hounseli (Canada), 5:39.4, 3; D. Jones (England), 5:43.5, 4; T. Shipston (New Zealand), 5:48.8, 5; P. Chan (Singapore). 6:4.5. 6. Heat 2.—S. Williams (England), 5:35.7 (Games record), 1: J. Hughes (Canada), 5:36.2. 2; J. Turnbull (England), 5:42.0, 3: M. Macrae (New Zealand), 5:44.2. 4: F. Lee (Jamaica), 6:16.4, 5: K. Donoghue (Kenya). 6:21.2, 6; B. Chung (Jamaica), 6:43.0, 7. Qualifiers for final: Hounseli, Jones, Tanner, Murphy. Turnbull, Hughes. Williams, and Macrae. BOXING FEATHER-WEIGHT Quarter-finals H. West (Jamaica) beat Jonathan (Nigeria), on points. .P. Maguire (Northern Ireland) beat W. Johnson (Canada), stopped in second round, Johnson suffering cut eye; P. Warvinge (Kenya) beat D. Swamy (India), stopped in third round, Swamy suffering cut eye; A. Ajoe (Ghana) beat J. Dwyer (Wales), on points. LIGHT WELTER-WEIGHT Quarter-finals R. Maguire (Australia) beat W. Hiatt (England), on points: A. Popoola (Ghana) beat R. Findlay (Canada), stopped in third round. Findlay suffering cut eye: A. Odnimbo (Uganda) beat J. Olulu (Kenya), on points: J. McCourt (Northern Ireland) knocked out I. Glen (Guyana), in second round. LIGHT MIDDLE-WEIGHT Quarter-finals T. Itnrie (Scotland) knocked out A. Said (Kenya), in third round; R. Okine (Ghana) beat

T. Itnrie (Scotland) knocked out A. Said (Kenya), in third round; R. Okine (Ghana) beat A. December (Guyana), disqualified ta first round for persist-

ent holding; N. Maiyegun (Nigeria) beat D. Paduano (Canada), on points; M. Rowe (England) beat M. Thompson (Jamaica), stopped In third round. HEAVY-WEIGHT Quarter-finals B. Ocan (Uganda) beat S. Matiani (Kenya), on points: A. Ray (Ghana) beat L, Johnson (Jamaica) stopped tn second round: W. Kinl (New Zealand) beat J. Coker (Sierra Leone), scratched. SHOOTING .22 FREE PISTOL (Each competitor fires 60 shots at 50 metres range, maximum score 600.) Final.—C. Sexton (England), 544, 1; J. O’Brien (Canada), 538, 2; G. McMahon (Canada). 536, 3; A. Chivers (England), 534, 4: J. Machado (Jamaica), 522, 5; P. Standford (N. Ireland). 519, 6: B. Manhin (Trinidad). 517, 7: R. Ramsay (Scotland), 513, 8; M. Papps (Australia). 511, 9. J. Kirkwood (Australia), 494, 10. BADMINTON WOMEN'S SINGLES Final Miss A. Balrstow (England) beat Miss S. Whittaker (Canada), 11-5. 11-3. For Third Place Miss U. Smith (England) beat Mrs J. Horton (England), 11-8, 11-1. MEN'S SINGLES Final : Tan Aik Huang (Malaysia) I beat Yew Chang Hoe (Malaysia), 15-8. 15-8. For Third Place D Khanna (India) beat R McCoig (Scotland), 15-8, 15-7. WOMEN'S DOUBLES Final Miss J. Horton and Miss U. Smith (England) beat Miss A. Bairstow and Mrs I. Rodgers (England). 15-7, 15-7. For Third Place Miss R. Ang and Miss Teoh Siew Yong (Malaysia) beat Miss A. Glennie and Miss G. Simpson (New Zealand), 15-11. 15-9. MEN'S DOUBLES Final Tan Aik Huang and Yew Cheng Hoe (Malaysia) beat Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee (Malaysia), 15-8. 15-5. For Third Place R Mills and D Horton (England) beat A Jordan and C. j Beacom 'England). 15-9. 12-15 18-17. ; MIXED DOUBLES Final R. Mills and Miss A BairI stow (England) beat A. Jordan j and Mrs J. Horton (England), I | 7-15, 15-1. 15-12. ■’

For Third Place R. McCoig and M. Ferguson (Scotland) beat H. Paterson and S. Whittaker (Canada), 15-7, 15-4. CYCLING 1090 METRES SPRINT Semi-finals (Best of Three Matches.) First, Semi-final.—R. Gibbon (Trinidad and Tobago) beat H. Clarke (Australia), 2-0 (Gibbon's time for last 206 metres 12.0; Gibbon 12.1.) Second Semi-final.—J. Booker (England) beat D. Perkins (Australia), 2-0 (Booker 12.5 and 11.9). Final Gibbon beat Booker, 2-0 (Gibbon 11.8 and 11.3). For Third Place Perkins beat Clarke, 2-0 (Perkins 12.2 and 12.1). 4000 METRES INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT Semi-finals First Semi-final.—H. Porter (England) beat R. Hine (Australia), 4:59.2. Second Semi-final.—J. Bylsma (Australia) beat H. Jackson (England), 5:4.8. Final Porter beat Bylsina, 4:56 6. For Third Place Hind beat Jackson, 5:3.7. WEIGHTLIFTING HEAVY-WEIGHT Final— D. Oliver (New Zealand), press 35241 b, snatch 3031 b, jerk 440|1b. total 109641 b. 1; A. Shannos (Australia), 3304. 292, 4024, 1024 J, 2; B. Bailey (Trinidad and Tobago). 3744, 2644, 3804, 1019*, 3: T Perdue (Wales), 314, 270, 3524, 9364. 4. MIDDLE HEAVY-WEIGHT Final—L. Martin (England), press 325, snatch 3084, jerk 3854. total 10194, 1: G. Manners (England). 292. 2864, 3694, 9474, 2; D. Lawson (Jamaica), 2974, 281, 3524. 931, 3; P. Bjarnason (Canada), 292. 270, 358. 920, 4: L. Oedlar (Jamaica), 259, 214*. 2974, 771*, 5. FENCING WOMEN'S TEAM FOIL First Round England beat New Zealand, 6-3. (England: J. Wardell-Yer-burgh. 3 wins. 0 defeats: J. Pearce. 1-2; S. Parker. 2-1 Hew Zealand: P. French. 0-3: A. Fenton. 2-1; G. McDermott. 1-2). Australia beat Wales. 7-2 (Australia: V. Winter. 1-2: J Beauchamp, 3-0: M Coleman. 3-0. Wales: A Julian. (IS: J Davies, 1-2: F. Reynolds. 1-2). Second Round England beat Wales. 5-4 (England: Wardeli-Yerburgh. 2-1; Pearce. 1-2: Parker. 2-1 Wales ’ Julian. 2-1; Davies, 0-3; Reynolds. 2-1). The other second round ; match between Australia and

New Zealand will be played today. MEN'S INDIVIDUAL EPEB Flrat Round (First four to semi-finals ) .?’?!. Bakonyl (Canada). 3- (13 hits received), 1; p Jacobs (England), 3-2 (17), 2; R Reynolds (Wales). 3-2 (18), 3: J. Humphreys (Australia). 3 2 21), 4 Eliminated: R. Jackson (Jamaica) 2-3 (23); R. Binning (New Zealand), 1-4 (21). « n Po , 0 , 1 ,2 —H. Hoskyns (England). J. 11 *! Ji G - G- Sandor (Scotland), 5-1 (21), 2: R. Nasralla (Jamaica), 3-3 (23), 3: P. J Hardiman (Australia), 2-4 (26> 4- i E * lm * na t«<f: J. McGrath (Wales). 2-4 (24); R. Peterson (New Zealand), 2-4 (24) G Wldel (Canada), 1-5 (26). 'Hardiman took fourth place after 'riaiEular barrage with Me Grath and Peterson. . , p0 ?, 1 o 3 ~ J - Belling (England). ?,* <l9 .\ t:/- Wasley (Austra cwi'i. t' 1 2; D - Turner ‘ lB >- 3; M. Wid maler (Canada), 3-3 (23), 4 Mann ?"*>• ”• WllSOn 'SCOt maica) 5-4 ?2i) D ' JaCkSOn <JI Semi-finals „ fF * r ? t f«ur into finals ) Pool I.—Pelling, 5-0, 1; Humphreys 3-2, 2; Sandor, 2-3 (IT), ?Aat?S n L*’ GB> ' 4 E " m ' inated. Hardiman, 1-4 (22); Turner, 1-4 (24). Pool 2.—Hoskyns, 4-1 (19). 1: ■I a , co , b '; 3-2 '»»>. 2: Reynolds 3-2 <l9>. 3; Widmaler. 3-2 (21). 4. Eliminated: Wasley. 2-3; Nasralla, 0-5. „ V Fl "«' , *— 2 ,21) - 3: Pelling. 5- (23), 2; Reynolds, 4—3 (23). 3; Bakonyl, 4—3 (28), 4; Humph 4-3 (28). 5; Jacobs. 3-4 ' 27 J. •: Sandor. 2—5 (30). 7; Wldmaier, o—7 (35), 8 Gold and silver medals awarded after barrage between Hoskyns and Pelling.