Olympic results: Day 3

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Olympic results: Day 3

YACHTING s Flying Dutchman Race 2. —Spain, 0.00 points, 1; Britain, 3.00, 2; West Germany, 5.70, 3; Sweden, 8.00, 4; France, 10.00, 5; Canada, 11.70. 6; Switzerland 13.00, 7; New Zealand (J. Bilger, M. Ross), 14.00, 8; Brazil, 15.00, 9: Austria, 16.00, 10. Placings after two races.— Britain, 3.00 points, 1; West Germain', 8.70, 2; Spain, 17.00, 3; France, 18.00, 4; Canada, 21.70, 5; Russia. 22.70, 6: Sweden and New Zealand, 27.00, equal 7; Switzerland, 28.00. 9; Brazil, 29.00, 10. Tempest Race 2.—Sweden. 0.00 points; United States, 3.00; West Germany, 5.70; Russia, 8.00; Italy, 10.00; Canada, 11.70, Netherlands, 13AOO; 1> eland, 14.00; Denmark, 15.00; Virgin Islands, 16.00. Placings after two races.— United States, 6.00 points, 1; Sweden and Russia, 8.00, equal 2; West Germany and Italy, 15.70, equal 4; Canada. 24.70, 6; Denmark, 26.70, 7; Ireland, 29.00, 8; Netherlands, 30.10, 9; Spain, 31.00, 10. Tornado Race 2.—Britain, 0.00 points; West Germany, 3.00; Switzerland, 5.70; Italy, 8.00; Denmark, 10.00; Australia, 11.70; Sweden, 13.00; Austria, 14.00; France, 15.00; United States, 16.00. Placings after two races.— Britain, 0.00 points, 1; West Germany, 6.00, 2; Switzerland, 11.40, 3; Denmark and Italy, 18.00, 4; France and Sweden, 28.00, equal 6; Canada, 28.70, 8; Austria and United States, 30.00, equal 9. Soling Race 2.—Russia, 0.00 points; Denmark, 3.00; United States, 5.70; East Germany, 8.00; Netherlands, 10.00; Australia, 11.70; West Germany, 13.00; Canada, 14.00; Brazil, 15.00; Italy, 16.00; New Zealand (H. Poole), 21.00. Placings after two races.— Denmark, 6.00 points, 1; Russia, 8.00, 2; East Germany, 18.00, 3; France, 19.00, 4; United States, 19.70, 5; Sweden, 25.70. 6; Canada, 29.00, 7; Netherlands and West Germany, 30.00. equal 8; Spain, 33.00. 10; New Zealand (Poole), 47.00, 20.

Race 2.—ltaly, 0.00 points; Russia, 3.00; France, 5.70; Australia, 8.00; Denmark, 10.00; West Germany, 11.70; Sweden, 13.00; Norway, 14.00; Spain, 15.00; Bermuda. i 6.00.

Placings after two races.— Russia, 6.00 points, 1; West Germany, 11.70. 2; Italy, 16.00, 3; France, 20.70, 4: Spain and Denmark, 23.00, equal 5; Australia, 26.00, 7; Sweden, 27.00, 8; Brazil, 29.00, 9; Netherlands, 31.70, 10; New Zealand (M. Paterson), 41.70, 15.

Race 2. —Britain (D. Howlett), 0.00 points, 1; East Germany (J. Shumanm, 3.00, 2; Sweden (K. Carlson), 5.70, 3; Russia (A. Balashov:, 8.00. 4; New Zealand (J. Farmer), 10.00, 5; Australia (J. Bertrand), 11.70, 6; Brazil (C. Biekarck). 13.00, 7; France (S. Maury). 14.00. 8; Greece (A. Boudourisl, 15.00. 9: Yugoslavia (M. Fabris), 16.00, 10.

Placings after two races.— East Germany, 8.70, 1; Britain, 13.00 points, 2; Australia. 14.70, 3: Russia. 16.00. 4; Sweden, 21.70, 5; France, 24.00 , 6: Brazil. 24.70, 7; Yugoslavia. 30.00, 8; Greece, 1 Italy and United States, 34.00, .equal 9: New Zealand (Farmer), 35.00, 12.

MEN 1500 m freestyle Final. —B. Goodell (U.S.), 15:02.40 (world record). 1; R. Hackett (U.S.). 15:03.91, 2; S. Holland (Aus.), 15:04.66. 3; D. G. Madruga (Bra ), 15:19.84. 4: V. Salnikov (Russia). 15:29.45, 5; M. Metzker (Aus.). 15:31.53. 6; P.l Hartloff (U.S.), 15:32.08, 7; Z.| Wladar (Hun.), 15:45.97. 8. 100 m breaststroke Final.—J. Hencken (U.S.), 1:03.11 (world record). 1; D.i Wilkie (G. 8. 1:03.43, 2; A. luo-, zaytis (Russia), 1:04.23, 3; G. I Smith (Can.), 1:04.26. 4; G. Lalle. (It.), 1:04.37 . 5; W. Kusch (IV. Ger.), 1:04.38, 6; D. Goodnew (G.B.>. 1:04.66, 7; C. Woo (U.S.), 1:05.13. 8. . 100 m butterfly (Fastest 16 qualify for semi-finals.) World and Games record, 54.27, M. Spitz (U.S.) Heat I.—E. Seredin (Russia), 56.95, 1; B. Robertson (Can.),

57.06, 2; P. Arvidsson (Swe.), 57.17, 3; K. Vervoorn (Neth.), 57.84, 4; D. Arantes (Bra.), 58.80, 5; A. Prag (Isr.). 59.99, 6; F. Deley (Bel.), disqualified. Heat 2.—J. Delgado (Ecu.), 56.79, 1; N. Rogers (Aus.), 57.08, 2; M. Rolko (Cz.), 57.79, 3; S. Buttet (Fr.) and A. Perez (P. Rico), 58.37, equal 4; R. Urban! (It.), 58.83, 6; C. Gonzales (Pan.), 60.97 . 7.

Heat 3.—R. Pyttel (E. Ger.), 55.25. 1; K. Steinbach (W. Ger.), 56.10, 2; H. Hara (Jap.), 56.57, 3; J. Jaramillo (Col.), 57.33 . 4; J. Park (G. 8. 57.42, 5; C. Knoepffler (Nic.), 62.05, 6.

Heat 4.—M. Vogel (U.S.). 55.40, 1; C. Evans (Can.). 55.65, 2; P. Broscienski (W. Ger.). 57.15, 3; P. Barelli (It.) and A. Manachlnskiy (Russia), 57.64, equal 4; J. Prado (Mex.), 59.16. 6: P. Frischknecht (Port.), 61.97, 7; L. Kwoh (H.K.), 62.47 , 8. Heat 5.—G. Hail (U.S.), 55.35, 1; J. Mills (G. 8. 56.53, 2; S. Pickell (Can.), 56.59. 3; J. Coutts (N.Z.), 57.29, 4; H. Flockner (E. Ger.), 57.66, 5; L. Goicoechea (Ven.), 57.92, 6; J. Daly (P. Rico), 58.04, 7; S. Newkirk (Virg. Is.), 61.48, 8.

Heat 6.—J. Bottom (U.S.), 56.26, 1; R. Matthes lE. Ger.), 56.41, 2; M. Kraus (W. Ger.), 57.22, 3; R. Seymour (Aus.), 57.74, 4; R. Iredaie (G. 8. 58.50 , 5: S. Kayama (Jap.), 58.55. 6; K. Koskinas (Gre.), 60.20, 7; R. Howard (Ire.). 60.92. 8.

First semi-final.—Bottom, 55.26, 1; Hail, 55.32, 2; Rogers, 55.72, 3; Evans, 55.86. 4; Mills. 56.54, 5; Pickell, 56.66. 6; Arvidsson, 56.93. 7; Seredin, 57.46, 8. Second semi-final. — Pyttel, 54.75, 1; Vogel, 54.80 , 2; Matthes, 55.88. 3: Steinbach. 55.90. 4; Hara, 56.52, 5; Robertson, 56.72, 6; Broscienski, 56.31. 7; Delgado, 56.91, 8. Qualifiers: Pyttel, Vogel, Bottom, Hall. Rogers, Evans, Matthews, Steinbach. WOMEN 400 m freestyle (Eight fastest qualify for final.) World record 4:11.49, B. Krause (E. Ger.); Games record, 4:19.04, S. Gould (Aus.). Heat I.—R. Perrott (N.Z.), 4:15.71 (Games record), 1; R. Jager (E. Ger.), 4:20.05, 2; T. Wickham (Aus.), 4:24.44 , 3; C. Verbauwen (Bel.), 4:26.27. 4; M. Perez (Ven.), 4:38.93, 5; M. M. Paris (C. Rica). 4:40.35, 6; S. D. Vilborg (Ice.), 4:48.28, 7. Heat 2.—8. Borgh (U.S.), 4:17.20, 1; W. Quirk (Can.), 4:19.69, 2; W. Lee (Can.). 4:20.16, 3; L. Bortolotti (It.), 4:29.71, 4; A. Real (Sp.!, 4:30.37. 5; F. Perez (Col.), 4:45.73, 6; K. Robertson (H.K.), 5:03.90 . 7. Heat 3.—A. Maas (Neth.), 4:17.16. 1; K. Heddy (U.S.), 4:19.34, 2; S. Barnard (G. 8. 4:30.05, 3; M. E. Guimaraes (Bra.), 4:32.63, 4; L. Faber (Neth.), 4:36.98, 5; S. Coppo (Arg.), 4:57.41, 6. Heat 4.—S. Babashoff (U.S.), 4:16.07, 1: S. Smith (Can.). 4:16.70, 2; S. Kahle (E. Ger.), 4:19.34, 3; I. Vlasova (Russia). 4:21.19, 4; R. Bulakui (Thai.), 4:32.98. 5; S. Edmondson (G. 8. 4:33.33, 6; D. Hatier (P. Rico), 4:49.73, 7. Heat 5.—P. Thumer (E. Ger.), 4:17.20, 1; R. Milgate (Aus.), 4:21.20. 2; J. Turrall (Aus.), 4:21.33, 3; A. Calder (N.Z >, 4:23.64, 4; E. Pandini (It.), 4:34.69, 5; M. Mizouni (Tun.), 4:43.11, 6; G. Osorio (Pan.). 4:40.80. 7. Final.—Thumer, 4:09.89 (world record), 1; Babashoff, 4:10.46, 2; Smith, 4:14.60, 3: Perrott, 4:14.76, 4; Heddy, 4:15.50, 5; Borgh, 4:17.43, 6; Maas. 4:17.44, 7; Kahle, 4:20.42, 8. 100 m backstroke (Fastest 16 qualify for semifinals) World record, 1:01.51, U. Richter -(E. Ger.); Games record, 1:02.23, Richter. Heat I.—T. Vandeweghe (U;S.), 1:05.00. 1: K. Studennikova (Russia), 1:05.56, 2; C. Gibson (Can.), 1:05.64. 3; A. Ronceelli (It.), 1:06.59, 4; S. Testuz (Fr.) 1:07.62, 5; P. Ruggieri (Ven.) 1:11.14, 6. Heat 2.—N. Garapick (Can.> 1:03.28, 1; M. Devries (Aus.) 1:06.22, 2; G. Verraszto (Hun.) 1:06.27, 3; A. James (G. 8.1 1:07.28, 4; A. Grieser (W. Ger.), 1:08.08. 5; L. Cian (Col.), 1:11.62, 6; S. Changkasiri (Thai.), 1:19.15.

Heat 3.—8. Treiber (E. Ger.), 1:04.34, 1; L. Jezek (U.S.), 1:04.69. 2; K. Bormann (W. Ger.), 1:06.33, 3; R, Magee (U.S.), 1:06.44, 4; J. Beaslev (G. 8. 1:06.66, 7; C. Bellotto (Ar.), 1:10.27, 6; R. Lee (H.K.). 1:14.66, 7.

Heat 4.—A. Stille (E. Ger.), 1:04.34, 1; E. Brigitha (Neth.), 1:04.98, 2; N. Stavko (Russia), 1:05.39, 3; G. Robertson (Aus.), 1:06.19. 4; M. Rodahl (N.Z.), 1:06.73, 5; N. Miura (Jap.), 1:08.31, 6; D. Sheehan (Ire.), 1:11.53. 7. Heat 5.—U. Richter (E. Ger.), 1:03.61, 1: W. Hogg (Can.). 1:04.31. 2: D. Edelijn (Neth.), 1:05.56. 3; Y. Nishigawa (Jap.), 1:05.78, 4; H. John (W. Ger.), 1:06.20, 5; G. Lundberc (Swe.), 1:07.73, 6; P. Michel (Bel.!, 1:12.73. 7.

First semi-final.—Richter. 1:02.18 Games record). 1; Treiber, .1:04.21, 2; Gibson, 1:04.89. 3; Studennikova, 1:05.73, 4; Jezek,

1:06.01, 5; Devries, 1:06.02, 6; Vandeweghe, 1:06.29, 7; Robertson, 1:06.93, 3. Second semi-final.—Garapick, 1:03.75, 1; Stille, 1:03.94. 2; Hogg, 1:04.17, 3; Brigitha, 1:05.21, 4; Stavko. 1:05.23, 5; Edelijn, 1:05.58, 6; John, 1:06.26, 7; Nishigawa, 1:06.46, 8. Qualifiers: Richter, Garapick, Stille. Hogg, Treiber, Gibson, Brigitha, Stavko. DIVING

Women’s springboard 3 metre diving final.—Jennifer Chandler (U.S.), 506.19 points, 1; Christa Kohler (E. Ger.), 469.41, 2; Cynthia Mclngvale (U.S.), 466.83_, 3; Heidi Ramlow (E. Ger.), 462.1 a, 4; Karin Guthlce (E. Ger.), 459.81, 5; Olga Dmitrieva (Russia), 432.24, 6; Irina Kalinina (Russia), 417.99, 7; Barbara Nejman (U.S.), 365.07, 8.

ROWING MEN Single sculls (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage.—P. Karppinen (Fin.), 7:06.81, 1; W. Lambertus (Rum.), 7:08.88, 2; J. Dietz (U.S.), 7:13.46, 3; U. Wolf (Austria), 7:25.38, 4; R. Kutscher (Uru.), 7-26 34, 5; F. Scheffler (Mex.), 7:37.98, 6. Double sculls (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage.—United States, 6:34.81, 1; Italy, 6:38.48, 2; Belgium, 6:39.48, 3; Brazil, 6:48.95, 4. Coxless pairs (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage. — 6:55.37. 1; Britain, 6:56.12 2; Canada, 6:56.91, 3; Australia, 7:06.18, 4; Denmark, 7:11.13, 5; Brazil, 7:22.32, 6. Coxed pairs (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage.—Poland, 7:23.17, 1; United States, 7:25.58, 2; West Germany, 7:26.90, 3; Canada, 7:28.81. 4. Coxed fours (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage.—Poland, 6:22 -l®« Bulgaria, 6:23.47, 2; Italy, 6.-5.43, 3; Argentina, 6:26.89, 4; Norway, 6:26.93, 5. Coxless fours (First three enter semi-finals.) Repechage.—Norway, 6:08.6b, 1; Canada, 6:08.69, 2; Rumania, 6:09.55, 3; Finland, 6:21.54, 4; Ireland, 6:29.27, 5; Argentina, 6:30.a6, 6. Quadruple sculls (First two enter final.) Repechage I.—West Germany, 5-48.52. 1; Bulgaria, 5:49.38, 2; France, 5:53.55, 3; Switzerland, 5:57.82, 4; Canada. 6:14.49, 5. Repechage 2.—East Germany, 5:50.36, 1; United States, 5:5a.23, 2; Britain, 5:58.68, 3; Cuba, 6:10.11. 4. Eights (First two enter final.) Repechage I.— New Zealand, 5:37.08, 1; West Germany, 5:37.76, 2; Russia, 5:40.65, 3; Cuba, 5:47.33, 4; Japan, 6:11.06, 5. Repechage 2.—Britain, 5:40.00, 1; Czechoslovakia, 5:43.81, 2; United States, 5:48.60, 3; Canada, 5:48.94, 4. SHOOTING Trap shooting Final (after 50 shots, making total of 200!.—D. Haldeman (U.S.), 190. 1 (after shoot-off): A. S. Marques (Port.), 189. 2; U. Baldi (It.), 189, 3; B. Hoppe (E. Ger.), 186, 4; A. Androshkin (Russia), 185, 5; A. Smelczynski (Pol), 183, 6; J. Primrose (Can.), 183, 7; B. Biondeau (Fr.), 182, 8; J. Colon (Bel.!. 182, 9; J. Pahlsson (Swe.), 181, 10. MODERN BSSI PENTATHLON g 25m pistol shooting Individual. —J. Adam (Cz.), 198.0 <lOBB points), 1; D. Masala (It.), 197.0 (10661. 2; J. Pyciak-Peciak (Pol.), J. Steffensen (Den.), and J. Bartu (Cz.), 196.0 (1044), equal 3; P. Lednev (Russia), 195.0 (1022), 4. Team.—Czechoslovakia, 3000 points, 1; Bulgaria. 2934, 2: Poland. 2912, 3; Finland, 2802, 4; Hungary, 2758, 5; France and Italy, 2670 (equal) 6; Britain, 2648, 8; West Germany, 2626, 9; Japan. 2450. 10; Sweden, 2340; 11; United States. 2296. 12; Canada. 1196, 13. Standings (After 3 events.) Individual.—Lednev, 3150 points. 1: Bartu, 3120, 2; PyciakPeciak. 3038. 3; Steffensen, 3000, 4; Masala and J. Fitzgerald (U.S.), 2938 (equal), 5; V Bratanov (Bui.),

2872. 7; W. Esser (W. Ger.), 2362, 8; B. Mosolov (Russia), 2826, 9; R. Hurme (Fin.), 2824, 10; S. Zlatev (Bui.), 2820, 11; C. Guiguet (Fr.), and T. Kancsal (Hun.), 2812 (equal), 12; Adam, 2786, 14; A. Cortes (Fr.), 2776, 15. Team.—Czechoslovakia, 8745' points, 1; Bulgaria, 8339, 2; Hungary, 8303, 3; Poland, 8214, 4; Finland, 8193, 5; France, 8131, 6: Italy, 8129, 7; Britain, 8116, 8; Japan and United States, 7971 (equal)-, 9; Sweden, 7926, 11; West Germany, 7677, 12; Canada, 5633, 13. na MEN Group A Cuba beat Czechoslovakia, 15-6, 19-15, 15-5, 15-6. Group B Russia beat Brazil, 15-7, 15-11, 15-2. Japan beat Italy, 15-6, 15-2. 15-6. WOMEN Group A Peru beat Canada, 12-15. 15-4, 15-10, 7-15, 15-12. Group B Russia beat South Korea, 16-14, 12-15, 15-2, 16-14. Cuba beat East Germany, 7-15, 15-5, 15-5, 15-13. WEIGHTLIFTING Feather-weight Final.—N. Kolesnikov (Russia), 125 kg snatch (Games record). 160 kg (Games record), 285 kg total (Games record). 1; G. Todorov (Bui.), 122.5 kg, 157.5 kg. 280 kg. 2; K. Hirai (Jap.), 125 kg (equals Games record), 150 kg, 275 kg. 3; T. Saito (Jap.), 262.5 kg, 4; E. Weitz (Isr.), 262.5 kg. 5; D. Maleki (Iran), 260 kg. 6; P. Fuentes (Cuba), 257.5 kg. 7; Jong Guk Om (N. Kor.), 255 kg. 8. GYMNASTICS MEN Team compulsory exercises and compulsory and optional exercises. final.—Japan, 576.8, 1; Russia, 576.4, 2; East Germany, 564.6, 3; Hungary, 564.4, 4; West Germany, 557.4, 5; Rumania, 557.3, 6; United States, 556.1, 7; Switzerland, 550.6, 8; Czechoslovakia, 550.1, 9; France, 546.4, 10; Poland, 544.8, 11; Bulgaria, 532.6, 12. Individual and compulsory and optional exercises (preliminary leaders):— Rings N. Andrianov (Russia), 19.70, 1; V. Markelov (Russia), 19.60, 2; D. Grecu (Rom.), and A. Ditiatin (Russia), 19.50 (equal), 3; V. Marchenko (Russia:, 19.35, 5; F. Donath (Hun.), 19.30, 6; S. Kato (Jap.) and E. Kemmotsu (Jap.), 19.25 (equal), 7; L. Mack (E. Ger.), M. Tsukahara (Jap.), and V. Tikhonov (Russia), 19.20 (equal), 9; H. Kajiyama (Jap.), M. Bors (Rom.), and N. Oprescue (Rom.), .19.10 (equal) 12; S. Fujimoto (Jap.), 19.05, 15. Horse vault I. Molnar (Hung.), 19.45, 1; H. Kajiyama (Jap.), and N. Andrianov, 19.35 (equal), 2; M. Tsukahara (Jap.), and D. Grecu (Rom.), 19.30 (equal) 4; Z. Magyar (Hung.), 19.15, 6; F. Donath (Hung.), S. Kato (Jap.), A. Szajna (Pol.), and J. Tabak (Cz.), 19.10 (equal), 7; R. Bruckner (E. Ger.), B. Laufer (Hung.), M. Bors (Rom.), and Ditiatin (Russia), 19.05 (equal) 11; E. Kemmotsu (Jap.), 19.00, 15. Parallel bars S Kato (Jap.), 19.55, 1; Andrianov, 19.50, 2: Kajiyama (Jap.), and Tsukahara (Jap.), 19.35 (equal) 3; Grecu. and Markelov, 19.25 (equal), 5; Jager <E. Ger.), 19.20, 7; M. Netusil (Cz.), 19.05, 8; Z. Magyar (Hung.), H. Igarashi (Jap.), and A. Szajna (Pol.), 19.00 (equal), 9; B. Connor (U.S.), 18.95, 12; L. Mack (E. Ger.j, and A. Ditiatin (Russia), 18.90 (equal), 13; H. Boerio (France), and G. Kryssin (Russia), 18.85 (equal) 15. Horizontal bars M Tsukahara, 19.65, 1; Kemmotsu, 19.50, 2; Igarashi, 19.45, 3; Kato, 19.40, 4; H. Boerio and Gienger, 19.35 (equal), 5; Kryssin (Russia), and Markelov (Russia), 19.30 (equal) 7; Kajiyama (Jap.). 19.25, 9; Jager (E. Ger.), M. Nikolay, Donath and Andrianov, 19.20 (equal) 10; Szajna .'Pol.), Ditiatin, 19.10 (equal), 14: Beach (U.S.), 19.10, 16. Floor exercises Markelov, 19.45, 1; Marchenko, 19.35, 2; Andrianov and Ditiatin, 19.30 (equal) 3: Kato and Kryssin, 19.20 (equal), 5; Kemmotsu, 19.10, 7; Bruckner and Tsukahara, 19.05, (equal) 8: Szajna and Kormann (U.S.), 19 00 (equal), 10; H. Jajlxa (Jap.), and V. Tikhonov (Rus-

sia), 18.95 (equal) 12; S. Fujimoto (Jap.), 18.85, 14; L. Mack (E. Ger.), 18.80, 15. Side horse Magyar (Hung.), 19.69, 1; E. Kemmotsu (Jap.), 19.55, 2; M. Nikolay (E. Ger.), and Andrianov 19.45 (equal) 3; Kato, 19.40, 5; Ditiatin, 19.30, 6; Kajiyama, 19.25, 7; Tsukahara, 19.20, 8; Gienger, 19.10, 9; Marchenko, 19.05, 10; Hanschke, Molnar, Igarashi, Kryssin, and Markelov, 19.00 (equal) 11. BOXING K 3 Fly-weight Second series.—T. Koga (Jap.) beat V, Meza (Col.), points. R. Duvalon (Cuba) beat S. Hancaraou (Niger), walk-over. I. Clyde (Can.) beat A. Chiteule (Zam.), walk-over. C. Magri (G. 8. beat E. Quaotsey (Gha.). walk-over. F. Sacirovic (Yugo.), beat J. Guzman (P. Rico), points. L. Biazynski (Pol.) beat A. D. T. Fiiho (Bra.), knock-out. A. Martinez (Nic.j beat A. Butambeki (Uga.), walk-over. L. Randolph (U.S.) beat M. Samatou (Togo), walkover). D. Larmour (Ire.) beat R. Masuku (Swaz.), walk-over. C. Gruesco (Rum.) beat D. Maina (Ken.), walk-over. V. R. Rollan (Sp.) beat M. Zarrougui (Mor.), contest stopped second round. Jo Ung Jong (N. Kor.) beat J. Schuer (W. Ger.), contest stopped second round. G. Camputaro (It.) beat Muhammad Sadiq (Pak.), points. D. Torosyan (Russia) beat H. Sherriff (Eth.), walk-over. Bantam-weight Second series.—R. Fortalez (Phil.) beat E. Parris (Guy.), walk-over. P. Cowdell (G. 8. beat L. Borkowski (Pol.), points. A. Silva (P. Rico) beat G. Findo (Ken.), walk-over. T. Andreikki (Bui.) beat A. Cosentino (Fr.). knock-out. Yong Jo Gu (N. Kor.) beat F. Ibraim (Rum.), points. W. Saturngrum (Thai.) beat K. Sonunur (Tur.), points. C. lus (Can.) beat Ayele Mohammed (Ken.), walk-over. S. Forster (E. Ger.) beat J. Jakab (Hun.), points. H. Ishigaki (Jap.) beat F. Sanchez (Dora. Rep.), disqualification second round. V. Rybakov (Russia) beat A. Siame (Zam.), walk-over. F. Fortaleza (Phil.) beat E. Parris (Guy.), walk-over. O. Martinez (Cuba) beat J. Rengifo (Ven.), points. C. Mooney (U.S.) beat J. F. Rodriguez (Sp.), points Chulsoon Hwang (S. Kor.) beat T. Sogolik (Papua), knock-out second round. B. Onori (It.) beat B. Tink (Aus.), points. WRESTLING GRECO-ROMAN Light fly-weight Round I.—S. Anghelov (Bui.) beat In-Chang Lee (S. Kor.), Khalil Rashid (Iran) beat Quistelli (It.). G. Berceanu (Rum.) beat Y. Moriwaki (Jap.). Feather-weight Round I.—T. Miyahara (Jap), beat D. Giuffrida (It.). P. Hjelt (Fin.) beat G. Alexander (U.S.). I. Paun (Rum.) beat L. Malmkvist (Swe.). L. Reczi (Hun.) beat Gholam-Reza Khala Ghassab (Iran). S. Mygiakls (Gre.) beat Mehmet Uysal (Tur.). Light-weight Round I.—E. Mutlu (Tur.) beat E. Estrada (Cuba). Jafar AlizadehKoldkeshi (Iran) beat Arona Mane (Sen.). F. Toma (Hun.) beat S. A. Fiszman (Arg.). P. Marcy (U.S.) beat Mohamed Bahamou (Mo.). Jafar Alizadeh-Koldkeshi (Iran) beat A. Mane (Sen.), J. van Lancker (Bel.) beat John McPhedran (Can.). Welter-weight Round 1. —Y. Nagatomo (Jap.) beat J. Davaajav iMong.). Middle-weight Round I.—M. Petkovic (Yugo.) beat Houshang Montazeralzohour (Iran). Light heavy-weight Round I.—S. Sato (Jap.) beat F. Theobald (W. Ger.). Super heavy-weight Round I.—S. Matsunaga (Jap.) beat S. Mamadou (Sen.). BASKETBALL MEN Group A Mexico 108. Japan 90. Group B Italy beat Egypt, Egypt withdrew from competition. Yugoslavia 99, Czechoslovakia 81. United States 95. Puerto Rico 94. WOMEN i Japan 121, Canada 88, United

States 95, Bulgaria 79. Russia 88, Czechoslovakia 75. CYCLING 4000 m Individual Pursuit Qualifiers for eight-finals.—V. Osokin (Russia). 4:48.31, 1; T. Huschke (E. Ger.), 4:48.75, 2; H. Ponsteen (Neth.), 4:49.51, 3; G. Braun (W. Ger.), 4:50.00, 4; O. Plzzoferrato (It.), 4:50.44, 5; G. Sutton (Aus.), 4:50.57, 6; J. Jankiewicz (Pol.). 4:51.48, 7; J. Iversen (Nor.), 4:51.86. 8; M. B. Richards (N.Z.), 4:55.08, 9; M. Klaza (Cz.), 4:56.42. 10; J.-L. Baugnles (Bel.), 4:56.86, 11; H. Hannus (Fin.), 4:57.11, 12; R. Dill-Bundi (Switz.), 4:58.76, 13; Y. Machishima (Jap.), 4:59.20, 14; J. J. Rebiere (Fr.), 5:00.32, 15; R. Gaborszuce (Hun.), 5:00.39, 16. 1000 m Time Trial Final.— K.-J. Grunke (E. Ger.), 1:05.927, 1; M. Vaarten (Bel), 1:07.516, 2; N. Fredborg (Den.), 1:07.617, 3; J. Kierzowski (Pol.), 1:07.660, 4; E. Vermeulen (Fr.), 1:07.846, 5; H. Michalskv (W. Ger), 1:07.878, 6; H. Bundli (Nor.). 1:08.093, 7; W. Baeni (Switz.), 1:08.112, 8; M. Vvmazal (Cz.). 1:08.173. 9; M. Marino (It.). 1:08.488, 10; D. Weller (Jam.), 1:08.534, 11; S. Goodall (Aus.), 1:08.610, 12. HOCKEY Group A Canada 3, Argentina 1. Netherland 2, Malaysia 0. Table:— W L D F A Pts Australia ..2 0 0 5 0 4 Netherlands .. 2 0 0 5 1 4 India ..1 1 0 5 3 2 Canada ..110342 Malaysia 0 2 0 0 4 0 Argentina .0 2 0 1 7 0 Group B New Zealand 1, Spain 1. Table:— W L D F A Pts Pakistan ..101723 N. Zealand .. 0 0 22 22 Spain 0 0 2 3 3 2 West Germany 0 0 1111 Belgium .0 1 0 0 5 0 WATER POLo| i

Group A Cuba 12, Iran 3. Yugoslavia 6. Italy 6. Table:— W L D F A Pts Italy .. 2 0 1 26 13 5 Yugolsavia .. 2 0 2 25 10 4 Cuba .. 1 1 I 22 15 3 Iran .. .0 3 0 4 39 0 Group B Russia 7, Mexico 4. Netherlands 6, Rumania 5. Table:— W L D F A Pts Netherlands 3 0 0 14 10 6 Rumania .. 1 1 1 18 14 3 Russia .. 1 1 1 14 12 3 Mexico .. 0 3 0 10 20 4 Group C Canada 6, Australia 5. Hungary 4, West Germany 0. Table:— W L D F A Pts Hungary . .3 o 0 15 8 6 W. Gemany 2 1 0 9 7 4 Canada ..120 8 14 2 Australia .. 0 3 0 14 17 0 Group B Iran 1, Cuba 0. Group D Brazil 2, Spain 1. HANDBALL MEN Group A West Germany 19, Japan 16. Russia 25, Canada 9. Yugoslavia 25, Denmark 17. Group B Rumania 32, United States 19. Poland 18, Hungary 16. Czechoslovakia 21, Tunisia 9. WOMEN Round robin Russia 21, Canada 3. East Germane 18, Rumania 12. Hungary 25, Japan U.