Olympic results: Day 9

Press, 28 July 1976, Page 34

Olympic results: Day 9

ATHLETICS

MEN 200 m (First four in each semi-final to final.) World and Games records, T. Smith (U.S.), 19.83. I First semi-final.— P. Mennea (It.) 20.67. 1; M. Hampton (U.S.), 20.69, 2; H. Crawford (Trin.), 20.99. 3; C. Bradford (Jam.), 21.09, 4; D. Kablan (I. Coast), 21.14, 5; R. Bombardella (Lux.), 21.16, 6; N. Kolesnikov (Russia). 21.25. 7; P. Fitzgerald (Aus.) 21.29, 8. Second semi-final.—D. Quarrie (Jam.), 20.48. 1; D. Evans (U.S.), 20.83, 2; R. da Silva (Bra.), 21.01, 3; B. Grzejszczak (Pol.), 21.14. 4; G. Abrahams (Pan.). 21.15, 5; J. Arame (Fr.), 21.29. 6; L. Micha (Bel.). 21.36. 7; A. Bennett (G. 8. 21.52, 8. Final—Quarrie. 20.23. 1; Hampton, 20.29, 2; Evans. 20.43. 3 Mennea. 20.54, 4; da Silva, 20.84, 5; Grzejszczak, 20.91, 6; Bradford. 21.17 7; Crawford withdrew. 400 m (First five in each heat and two fastest losers to second round.) World and Games records, L. Evans (U.S.). 43.86. Heat I.—H. Frazier (U.S.), 46.09. 1; M Sands (Bah.), 46.52, 2; Z. Jaremski (Pol.). 46.68, 3; P. Grant (Aus.). 47.03, 4; B. Saunders (Can.), 47.24, 5; C. Norona (Cuba). 48.46 6; H. Grimes (Barb.). 49.24, 7: VV. Cyriaque (Haiti) 51.49. 8. Heat 2.—F. Newhouse (U.S ), 45.42 1; R. Mitchell (Aus.), 46.11, 2; J. Werner (Pol.) 46.19, 3; A. Diguida ■lt.). 46.52. 4; L. Priestley (Jam.), 46.74, 5; D. Oomansky (Can), 47.24 6; E. Thurton (Belize). 48.91, 7; Ahmed Astry (S. Arabia). 49.72. 8. Heat 3.—M. Parks (U.S.), 46.12, 1; D. da Silva (Bra.). 47.21. 2; I. Mangual (P. Rico) 47.39. 3; K. Honz (W. Ger.), 47.47, 4; E. Gutierrez (Cuba) 47.89, 5; R. Swan (Ber.) 49.13. 6. Heat 4.—A. Brijdenbach (Bel.), 46.73. 1; J. Petrzyk (Pol.), 46.92, 2; F. Hbftneister (W. Ger.), 47.17, 3; O. Karttunen (Fin.). 47.22. 4; G. Bogue (Can), 47.42. 5; R. Heerenveen (Curacao), 47.44. 6; W. Kali (Papua). 48.85. 7; R. Larios (Nic.) 50.52, 8. Heat 5.—D Jenkins (G. 8. 46 60, 1; B. Herrmann (W. Ger.), 46.99 2; J. Alebic (Yugo.), 47.03, 3; M. Kukkoaho (Fin.). 47.67, 4; C Joseph (Trin.), 47.72. 5: S. Dieye (Sene.) 47.98. 6; B Stefansson (Ice.). 48.34. 7

Heat 6—M. Solomon (Trin.), 47.29, 1: G. Cohen (G. 8. 47.77, 2; A. Juantorena (Cuba), 47.89, 3; A. Daley (Jam.), 48.04, 4; F. Sowerby (Antig.), 48.12. 5; A. Nogboun (tv. Coast). 48.24. 6: J. J. Carvalho (Port.). 48.47. 7. Second round (First four in each heat to semi-finals.) Heat I.—Frazier. 46.52. 1; Brijdenbach, 46.56. 2; Honz. 46 94, 3: Diguida. 47.07 , 4; Karttunen, 47.45, 5; Grant. 47.69. 6; Daley, 48.46. 7; Bogue 48.98 8. Heat 2.—Mitchell. 45.76. 1; Juantorena. 45.92. 2: Pietrzyk, 46.30. 3; Saunders. 4.6.42. 4: Priestley. 46.45. 5: Sands, 46.48 . 6; Mangual. 46.56, 7; Joseph. 46.61, 8. Heat 3.—Solomon. 45.83. 1; Werner 45.88 . 2: Parks. 45.99, 3: Herrmann. 46.07. 4; Kukkoaho, 46.24, 5: Gutierrez. 4665. 6: Cohen, 47.67. 7.

Heat 4.—Newhouse. 45.97. 1; Jenkins. 46.18. 2; Hofmeister, 46.20. 3; da Silva. 46.48. 4; Alebic. 46.94. 5: Jaremski. ’47.10. 6; Sowerby 48.03. 7: Heerenveen, 48.88 . 8. 10,00 Ctn World record, 27:30.8, D. Bedford (G. 8. Games record, 27:38.4, L. Viren (Fin.). Final.—L. Viren (Fin.). 27:40.38. 1; C. S Lopes ‘Port.,. 27:45.17. 2; B Foster (G. 8. 27:54.92, 3; A. Simmons (G. 8. 27:56.26. 4; I. Floroiu (Rum ). 27:59.93. 5: M. Harocisneros (Sp.). 28:00.28, 6: M. Smet (Bel.) 28:02.80. 7: B Ford (G. 8. 28:17.78. 8; J.-P Gomez (Fr.). 28:24.07. 9: J. Hermens (Neth.). 28:25.04. 10; K. Lismont (Be!.). 28:26.48, 11; C. Wardlaw (Aus.). 28:29.91, 12; G. Biorklund (U.S.). 28:38.08. 13; D. Fitzsimons (Aus.). 29:17.74. 14; K Boro (Nor.) and E. Puttemans 'Bel.) both withdrew 110 m hurdles Round one (First five in each and fastest loser to next round.)

World and Games ;ecords, W. Davenport (U.S.). 13.24. Heat I.—C. Foster (U.S.), 13.68, 1; B. Price (G. 8. 13.82. 2; V. Kulebyakin (Russia), 13.99 3; J.-P. Corval (Fr.), 14.00, 4; F. Slebeck (E.. Ger.), 14.01. 5; G. Ronconi (It.), 14.10. 6; A. Saar (Sene.). 14.20. 7; C. Mains (Antig.), 15.54, 8 Heat 2.—W. Davenport (U.S.), 13.70 1; A. Casanas (Cuba), 13.73, 2; G. Drut (Fr.), 14.04. 3; A. Bristol (P. Rico). 14.04, 4; I. A. Mobarak (Mai.). 14.27, 5; E. Vasiliou (Gre.), 14.33. 6; J. Cartas (Mex.), 14.56, 7; JI. Binnington (Aus.) withdrew.

Heat 3.—T. Munkelt (E. Ger.), 13.69, 1; Myasnikov (Russia), 13.81. 2; G. Buttari (It.), 13.88, 3; W. Pair (Aus.), 14.02. 4; J. Owens (U.S.), 14.03. 5; D. Smith (Bah.), 14.13, 6; D. Tailion (Can.), 14.23 7; S. Faraj (Kuwait), 15.97, 8. Qualifiers: Foster. Price, Kulebyakin, Corval. Siebeek, Davenport, Casanas, Drut, Bristol, Mobarak. Munkelt. Myasnikov, Buttari. Parr. Owens. Ronconi. Pole vault (World record, -5.7001, D. Roberts (U.S.); Games record, 5.50 m, W. Nordwig (E. Ger.) Final.—T. Slusarski (Pol). 5.50 (equals Games record), 1; A. Kalliomaki (Fin.), 5.50 (equals record) 2; D. Roberts (U.S.), 5.50 (equals record), 3; P. Abda (Fr.), 5.45. 4: W. Buciasrki (Pol.) 5.45. 5; E, Bell (U.S.), 5.45, 6; J. M. Bellot (Fr.), 5.40. 7; I. Takanezawa (Jap.), 5.40. 8; G. Lohre (W. Ger.), 5.35, 9; Y. Prohorenko (Russia), 5.25, 10. Javelin

Final.—M. Nemeth (Hun.), 14.58 (Games record). 1: H. Siitonen (Fin.), 87.92, 2; G. Megelea (Rum,). 87.16 i 3; P. Bielczyk (Pol.), 86.50, 4: S. Colson (U.S.), 86.16. 5; V. Ershov (Russia), 85.26, 6: S. Hovinen (Fin.), 84.26, 7; Y. Lusis (Russia), 80.26. 8; M. Wesslng (W. Ger.). 79.06; 9; T. Thorslund (Nor.). 78.24. 10: P. Olsen (Can.), 77.70 11; A. Morales <P. Rico), 75.54; 12; B. Grimnes (Nor.). 74.88, 13; V. Djonev (Bui.), 73.88, 14: A. Hall (U.S.). 71.70, 15; J. Jaakola (Fin.), did not participate.

Hammer throw (World record, W. Schmidt (W. Ger.), 79.30; Games record, A. Bondarchuk (Russia), 75.50) Twelve qualifiers for final.—K. Riehm (W. Ger.). 74.46, 1; Y. Sedyh (Russia). 71.46. 2; A. Bondarchuk (Russia). 71.08. 3; M. Seidel (E. Ger.), 70.84, 4; W. Schmidt (W. Ger.) and C. Black (G. 8. 70.76, equal 5; J. Accambray (Fr.). 70.72. 7; J. Sachse (E. Ger.) and A. Spiridonov (Russia), 70.64, equal 8; P. Farmer (Aus.), 69.92, 10: S. Murbfushi (Jap.). 68.84, 11; E. Klein (W. Ger.). 68,72, 12. WOMEN 200 m (First five in each heat and two fastest losers to second round) (World record, 1. Szewinska (Pol.), 22.21; Games record, R. Stecher (E. Ger.), 22.40) Heat I.—C Cheeseborough (U.S.). 23.17. 1: D. Robertson (Aus.j, 23.23. 2; R. Allwood (Jam.). 23.34. 3; M. Bailey (Can.), 23.36, 14; A. Kroniger (W. Ger.). 23.43, 5; B. Goddard (G. 8. 23.64, 6. Heat 2.—8 Eckert (E. Ger.), 23.73, 1; S. Jowett (N.Z.), 24.12, 2; J McTaggart (Can.), 24.35, 3; F. Daw (Brb.). 24.45. 4. Heat 3.—R. Boyle (Aus.), 23.12, 1; N. Besfailnaya (Russia). 23.39, 2; A. Richter (W. Ger.). 23.47, 3; C. Rega (Fr.). 23.54, 4; S. Schinze! (Austria), 23.74. 5; S. das Pereira (Bra.), 24.00. 6: C. Rieiiwpassa (Indo.), 24.86, 7. Heat 4.—D. Armstrong (U.S.). 23.18, 1; C. Delachanal (Fr.), 23.38, 2; I. Helten (W. Ger.). 23.43, 3; L. Maslakova (Russia). 23.51, 4; L. Alaerts (Bel.). 23.53. 5; H. Golden (G. 8. 23.77. 6; H. Ritter (Liech.). 26.15, 7; M. L Pierre (Haiti), 28.19, 8. Heat 5.—C. Bodendorf (E. Ger.), 22.98. 1; J. Pusev (Jam.), 23.56, 2; D Wells (Aus.). 23.78, 3; I. Szabo (Hun.). 24.35. 4; M.-L. Pursiainen (Fin.). 24.52. 5. Heat 6.—R. Stecher <E. Ger.), 22.75, 1; T. Prorochenko (Russia), 23.21. 2; P. Loverock (Can.), 23.34, 3; L. Panayotova (Bui), 23.49, 4; C. Cummings (Jam.). 23.50, 5; D. Estrella (Dom. Rep,). 24.95. 6. Second round (First four in each heat to semi-final) Heat I.—Bodendorf and Armstrong. 23.20. equal 1; Richter, 23.35. 3: Besfamilnava. 23.48, 4; (Wells. 23.65, 5: Alaerts. 23.80, 6; Panayotova. 23.87, 7; Jowett, 24.23, 8. Heat 2.—Boyle 22.97. 1; Helten, 123.09, 2; Prorochenko, 23.11, 3;

Rega. 23.33, 4; Allwood. 23.40, 5: Godard. 23.74, 6; Pursiainen. 24.10, 7; McTaggart, 24.47. 8. Heat 3.—Stecher. 23.04. 1; Cheeseborough, 23.19, 2; Bailey, 23.24, 3; Pusey. 23.42. 4; Delachanal, 23.65, 5; Schinzel, 23.95, 6; Kroniger did not compete. Heat 4.—-Eckert, 22.85, 1; Loverock, 23.03. 2; Robertson. 23.12. 3; Cummings, 23.45, 4; Maslakova, 23.63. 5; Golden, 23.94, 6; Davy, 24.27, 7; Szabo, did not compete. 400 m Second round (First four in each heat to semi-finals) Heat 1. —S. Ingram (U.S.), 51.31, 1; E. Streidt (E. Ger.). 51.33, 2; P. Haggman (Fin.). 51.35, 3; L. Aksenova (Russia), 51.73, 4; D. Fuhrmann (W. Ger.), 52.02, 5; J. Canty (Aus.), 52.65, 6; L. Forde (Barb.), 53.62, 7; R. Campbell (Can.), 54.16, 8. Heat 2.—N, Sokolova (Russia), 51.63. 1; C. Brehmer (E. Ger)., 51.67, 2; V. Burnard (Aus.). 51.79, 3; R Wilden (W. Ger.), 52.41, 4; G. Taylor (G. 8. 53.71, 5; JI. Lindholm (Fin.). 54.07, 6; J. Yakubowich (Can.), 55.02. 7; JI. Neufville (Jam.), did not compete. Heat 3.—D. Sapenter (U.S.), 51.23. 1; N. Ilyina (Russia). 51.32, 2; B. Nail (Aus.). 51.71, 3; C. Wildschek (Austria), 52.25, 4; V. Elder (G. 8. 52.70, 5; R. Wailea (Bel.), 53.04. 6; S. Hollmann (W. Ger.), 53.77, 7; R. Simpson (Jam.), 53.88. 8. Heat 4.—R. Salin (Fin.), 51.62, 1; R. Bryant (U.S.). 51.74. 2; JI. Koch (E. Ger.). 51.87, 3; I. Szewinska (Pol.), 52.00. 4: D. Murray (G. 8. 52.29 5; R. Boftiglieri (It.), 52.51, 6; R. Berg (Bel.), 53.14, 7; JI. Stride (Can.). 53.14, 8. 800 m Final.—T. Kazankina (Russia), 1:54.94, (world record). 1; N. Chtereva (Bui.), 1:55.42. 2; E. Zinn (E. Ger.), 1:55.60, 3; A. Weiss (E. Ger.), 1:55.74. 4; S. Styrkina (Russia). 1:56.44 , 5; S.i Zlateva (Bui.). 1:57.21. 6: D. Gluth (E. Ger.), 1:58.99. 7; JI. Suman (Rum.) 2:02.21, 8.

High jump World record, R. Ackermann (E.Ger.), 1.96 m; Games record, U. Meyfarth (W.Ger.), L92m. Twenty-one qualifiers.—B. Holzapfel (W.Ger.), G. Filatova (Russia), J. Huntly (U.S.), C. Debourse (Fr.), A. Pira (Bel.), R. Ahiers (Neth.), T. Shlyahto (Russia), S. Simeon! (It.), Y. Blagoeva (Bui.), C. Popa (Rum.), R. Ackermann (E.Ger.), M. Mracnova (Cz.)> M. Karbanova (Cz.), S. Hrepevnik (Yugo.), J. White (Can.). A. Matay (Hun.), L. Walker (Can.), S. Sundkvist (Fin.). A. Reid (Jam.), A. Tannander (Swe.), P. Girven (U.S.), all I.Bom. PENTATHLON World record, B. Pollak (E.Ger.), 4932; Games record, M. Peters (G. 8. 4801 Long jump S. Siegl (E.Ger.). 6.49 m <lOl2 points), I; M. Papp (Hun.), 6.35 (982), 2: B. Pollak (E.Ger.), 6.30 (971) 3: D. Jones (Can.), 6.29 (629), 4; D. Focic (Yugo,), 6.28 (967), 5; C. Laser (E.Ger.), 6.27 (965), 6; L. Popovskaya (Russia), 6.19 (947), 7; N. Tkachenko (Russia). 6.03 (924), 8; M. Eppinger (W.Ger.), 6.07 (921), 9; I. Bruzsenyak (Hun.), 6.04 (915), 10; J. Frederick (U.S.), 5.99 (904), II; P. Sokoiova (Bui.), 5.93 (891), 12; S. Longdeu (G. 8. 5.92 (888), 13; G. Fitzgerald (U.S.), 5.89 (882), 14; M. Tuisorisori (Fiji). 5.84 (871). 15; M. King (U.S.), 5.62 (821), 16; A. Bruce (Jam.), 5.50 (794), 17; A. Desevici (Uru.), 5.23 (743), 18; T. Vorohobko (Russia), 4.97 (669), 19. 200 m Heat 1. —Bruce, 24.66 (877), 1; Focic. 24.78 (866), 2; Tuisorisori, 24.89 (856), 3: King, 25.27 (823), 4; Desevici. 26.45 (726), 5. Heat 2.—Longden, 24.20 (919), 1; Eppinger. 24.61 (881), 2; Fitzgerald, 24.73 ( 870), 3; Vorohobko, 24.85 (860). 4; Sokolova, 24.95 (851), 5: Bruzsenvak, 25.30 (820), 6. Heat 3.—Siegl, 23.09 (10271, 1; Laser. 23.48 <9BBI, 2; Pollak, 23.64 (972) 3; Popovskava, 24.10 (928), 4; Tkachenko, 24.61 (881), 5; Frederick, 24.70 (873), 6; Jones, 25.33 (818), 7; Papp. 25.43 (809), 8. Final placings.—Siegl, 4745, 1; Laser, 4745, 2; Pollak. 4740. .3; Popovskava, 4700. 4; Tkachocenko, 4669, 5; Jones, 4582, 6; Frederick, 4566, 7; Papp, 4535, 8; Sokolova, 4394, 9; Eppinger, 4352, 10; Focic, 4314. 11; Longden. 4276, 12; Fitzgerald, 4263, 13: Vorohobko, 4245. . 14: Bruce, 4198, 15; BruzsAyak, 4193, 16; King, 4165,

17; Tuisorisori, 3827, 18; Desevici, 3628, 19; Needing, 2415, 20. I

CYCLING

180 km road race B Johansson (Swe.), 4:46:52.0, 1; G. Martinelli (It.), 4:47:23.0, 2; M. Nowicki (Pol.), 4:47:23.0, 3; A. de Wolf (Bel.), 4:47:23.0, 4; N. Gorelov (Russia), 4:47:23.0, 5; G. Mount (U.S.), 4:47:23.0, 6; J. R. Bemaudeau (Fr.), 4:47:23.0, 7; V. Algeri (It.), 4:47:23.0. 8; P. Thaler (W.Ger.), 4:47:23.0, 9; B. Alfonsel (Spa.), 4:47:27.0. 10; G. D. Bell (N.Z.), 4:49:1.0, 15; V. J. Hanaray (N.Z.), 5:0:19.0, 52; J. B. Richards fk.l T 1 udlhdrau/

(N.Z.j, withdrew. HOCKE'I

Play-offs For semi-final places.— New Zeeland 1, Spain 0 (after extra time); Australia 1, India 1 (Australia won, 5-4, on penalty strokes).

SWIMMING

DIVING Men's platform Qualifiers.—G. Louganis (U.S.), 583.50, 1- K. Dibiasi (It.). 570.54, 2; K. Vosler (U.S.), 554.37 . 3; C. Giron (Mex.), 540.75, 4; D. Ambartsumian (Russia), 532.89, 5; V. Aleynik (Russia), 526.83, 6; F. Hoffmann (E.Ger.), 513.93, 7; P. Moore (U.S.), 510.75, 8.

HANDBALL £9 MEN Group A ■Russia 24. Denmark 16; West Germany 18, Yugoslavia 17; Japan 25, Canada 19.

Tunisia withdrew WOMEN Round robin Rumania .17, Canada 11; Russia 31, Japan 9; Hungary 7, East Germany 7.

BASKETBAL

MEN Semi-final round Czechoslovakia 91, Cuba 76; Yugoslavia 89. Russia 84. WOMEN Round robin United States 83, CzechoSlovakia 67; Russia 98, Japan 75.

FENCING

MEN Team sabre Round one.—Rumania 9, Cuba 3; Argentina 9, Iran 4; Hungary 8, Poland 6; Rumania 16, Thailand 0; Hungary 14, Iran 2; France 11, Bulgaria 5; Cuba 11, Britain 5; Poland 10, Argentina 6: United States 9, Canada 7; Italy 13, Canada 3; Hungary 14, Argentina 2; France 11, Bulgaria 5: Rumania 16. Thailand 0; Poland 9 Iran 7; Russia 9, France I; Russia 11. Bulgaria 5; Rumania 14. Britain 2; Italy 9. United State* 3; Cuba 15, Thailand 1.

I Semi-finals.—ltaly 9, Hungary 5; Russia 8 (65 hits), Rumania 8 (64i. Fifth place.—Poland 9, United States 3; Cuba 9, France 5.

BOXING

Middle-weight Series 2.—R. Pasiewicz (Pol.) beat J. P. Malavasi (Fr.), knockout second round; M. Spinks (U.S.) beat J.-Jl. Emebe (Cam.), walk-over; F. Martins (Bra.) beat M. Elsadek (Lib.), walk-over; A. Nastac (Rum.) beat P. McElwalne (Aus.), points; Siraj Din (Pak.), bye; R. Riskiev (Russia) beat I. Dimitrov (Bui.), points. Light heavy-weight Series 2.—J. Gortat (Pol.) beat G. Stoimenov (Bui.), abandoned third round; J. D. Suarez (Arg.) beat V. Jacab (Hun.), knock-out first round; L. Spinks (U.S.) beat A. Klimanov (Russia), points; O. Sashse (E.Ger.) beat J.-C. Montane (Ang.), contest stopped third round. Heavy-weight Series 2.—C. Hill (Ber.) beat P. Badpa (Iran), knock-out second round; R. Gauwe (Bel.) beat E. George (Virg. Is.), walk-over; JI. Simon (Rum.) beat T. Berbick (Jam.), points; P. Ruokola (Fin.) beat S. Ataga (Nig.), walk-over; I. Stevenson (Cuba) beat JI. Drane (Sene.), knock-out second round: P. Hussing (W.Ger.) beat L. Pakozdi (Hun.), points; A. Souvandjiev (Bui.) beat V. Ivanov (Russia), points.

WATER POLO

Group D (Qualifier) Final round.—Hungary 9, Rumania 8: Italy 4, West Germany 3; Netherlands 5, Yugo-

Group E (Non-qualifiers) Final round. —Australia 4, Mexico 4: Canada 6. Russia 6; Cuba 10, Iran 2.

YACHTING

Class 470 Race B.—Australia (0.00 points), 1- New Zealand (M. Paterson, B. Bennett) (3.00), 2; Denmark (5.70), 3; Russia (8.00), 4; Britain (10.00), 5; Norway (11.70), 6; Spain (13.00), | 7; Switzerland (14.00), 8; Finland) (15.00). 9. Piaeings.— New Zealand, 37.70 points, 1; Russia, 38.00, 2: Spain. 39 70, 3; West Germany, 42.40, 4; Australia, 49.00. 5; France, 63.40, 6- Britain. 63.70, 7; Switzerland, 68.70, 8; United States, 71.00, 9; Brazil, 72.00. 10. Flying Dutthman Race 6.—United States <O.OO points), 1; Switzerland (3.00), 2; Brazil (5.70), 3; Canada (8.00) 4; West Germany (10.00), 5; Australia (11.70) 6; France (13.00), 7; Sweden (14.00), 8; East Germany (15.00). 9; Netherlands (16.00), 10; New Zealand (19.00), 13. Piaeings.—West Germany, 24.<0 points, 1; Britain, 34.70,2; Canada 45 40 3; Brazil, 46.40, 4; Dnited State!, 47.70, 5; Spain, 58 00 6; France, 59.00, 7; Russia, a 9.40, 8, Sweden, 62.00. 9; Switzerland, 63.00, 10; New Zealand, 64.00, 11. Soling Race 6.—Denmark 'O.OO points), 1; West Germany (3.00), 2: „ c A, nad . a (5.70), 3; East Germany (8.00), 4; Netherlands (10.00), 5; United States (11.70), 6; Australia (13.00 , 7- Russia, (14.00), 8; Spain (la. 00 9; Britain (16.00), 10; New Zealand (21.00), 15. Piaeings.—Denmark, M.jO points. 1; East Germany. 37.40, 2; Netherlands, 43.00, 3; Russia,

45.70, 4; France, 46.00, 5; United States, 47.40, 6; West Germany, 49.00, 7; Canada, 50.70, 8; Sweden, 55.70, 9; Brazil. 75.70, 10; New Zealand, 111.00, 18. Finn Race 6.—Brazil (C- Biekar.ck) (0.00 points), 1; East Germany (J. Shumann) (3.00), 2; Sweden (K. Carlson) (5.70), 3; Russia (A. Balashov) (8.00), 4; Australia (J. Bertrand) (10.00), 5; Britain (D. Howlett) (11.70), 6; Greece (A. Boudouhis) (13.00), 7; Canada (S. Riley) (14.00), 8; Yugoslavia (JI. Fabris) (15.00), 9; France (S. Maury) (16.00), 10; New Zealand (J. Farmer) (17.00), 11. Placings.—East Germany, 29.70 points, 1; Russia, 29.70, 2; Australia, 34.70. 3; Brazil, 37.70, 4; Sweden, 63.40, 5; France, 68.00, 6; Canada, 69,00. 7; Greece, 69.00, 8; Italy, 71.70, 9; Spain, 72.70, 10; New Zealand, 88.00, 15. Tempest

Race 6.—West Germany (0.00), 1; Sweden (3.00), 2; Russia (5.70), 3; United States (8.00), 4; Denmark (10.00), 5; Netherlands (11.70) 6; Italy (13.00). 7; Australia (14.00), 8; Ireland (15.00), 9; Canada (16.00), 10. Placings.—Sweden, 14.00 points, 1; Russia, 22.40 , 2; United States, 29.70, 3; West Germany, 31.70, 4; Denmark. 50.70, 5; Italy, 50.70, 6; Canada, 52.10, 7; Netherlands, 63.40, 8; Spain, 64.00, 9; Ireland, 76.00, 10. Tornado Race s.—Australia 'O.OO points), 1; United States (3.00), 2; Austria (5.70) 3; Britain (8.00). 4; West Germany (10.00), 5; Italy (11.70), 6; Canada (13.00), 7; France (14.00), 8; Sweden (15.00), 9; Russia (16.00), 10.

Placings.—Britain, 8.00 points, 1; United States, 25.00, 2; West Germany, 29.00, 3: Australia, 32.70, 4; Sweden. 36.70, 5; Italy, 39.70, 6; Switzerland, 41.40, .7; Denmark, 41.70, 8; Canada, 46.70, 9; Austria, 47.40. 10.

WEIGHTLIFTING]

Heavy-weight Final.—V. Khrlstov (Bui.), 175 kg snatch (Games record), 225 kg jerk (Games record), 400 kg total (Games record:, 1; Y. Zaitsev (Russia), 165 kg snatch, 220 kg jerk, 385 kg total, 2; K. Semerdjiev (Bui.), 170 kg snatch, 215 kg jerk, 385 kg total. 3; T. Rutkowski (Poi.), 377.5 kg, 4; M. Cameron (U.S.), 375 kg, 5; P. Gourrier (Fr.), 372.5 kg, 6; J. Cezki (E. Ger.), 372.5 kg, 7; J. Gonzalez (Cuba). 365 kg, 8; L. Nilsson (Swe.), 365 kg, 9; R. Sirejcek (Cz.), 362.5 kg, 10: J Barrett (N.Z.). 342.5 kg, 17,

SOCCER |

Quarter-final.—Poland 5. North Korea 0.

VOLLEVBALL —

MEN Semi-finals South Korea beat Brazil, 15-12, 12-15, 7-15, 15-6, 15-5.

WOMEN Semi-finals East Germany beat Peru, 13-11, 15-9, 8-13, 8-15, 15-8; Cuba beat Canada, 13-15, 15-7, 14-16, 15-9, 15-3.

w L D F A Pts Russia 4 1 0 111 77 3 W. Germany 4 1 0 97 76 8 Yugoslavia 4 1 0 110 93 8 Denmark 9 3 0 92 102 4 Japan 1 4 0 96 111 Canada 0 5 0 75 122 0 Group B w L D F A Pts Rumania 3 0 1 91 71 7 Poland \ 1 0 80 71 4 Hungary 2 •> 0 92 82 4 Czeclios. 1 2 1 85 82 3 Untd States 0 4 0 80 122 0

Final table.— W L F A Pts Russia 5 0 504 346 10 United State* 3 415 417 8 Bulgaria 3 2 365 377 8 Czechoslovakia 2 3 351 359 Japan o 3 405 400 7 Canada 0 5 336 477 5

Slavia 3. w L D F A Pts Hungary 4 0 0 25 19 8 Italy 1 1 18 17 5 Netherlands 2 1 1 15 14 u Rumania 0 1 3 21 22 Yugoslavia 0 2 2 16 19 W. Germany 0 3. 1 12 16 1

w L D F A Pts Cuba 3 0 1 25 11 7 Canada o 1 1 23 17 5 Russia 2 1 1 17 16 5 Mexico I 1 2 22 15 4 Australia 1 1 17 17 3 Iran 0 4 0 8 37 0

Group B Russia beat Japan, 15-9, 15-10, 15-9. p w L Sets Pts Russia 3 3 0 9-0 6 Japan 3 2 1 6-3 5 Brazil a 1 2 3-8 4 Italy 3 0 3 2-9 3