Athletics results

Press, 24 June 1985, Page 3

Athletics results

Results of the Pacific Conference Games athletics meeting at the University of California, in Berkeley, were:— Men’s 100 m.— Emmit King (U.S.) 10.445, 1; Lee McNeil (U.S.) 10.45, 2; Rick Jines (Canada) 10.56, 3; Miyazaki Hiroshi (Japan) 10.65, 4; Clayton Kearny (Australia) 10.70, 5. Women’s 100 m.— Michelle Finn (U.S.) 11.635, 1; Angela Phipps (Canada) 11.77, 2; Katherine Wallace (U.S.) 11.79, 3; Esmi Lawrence (Canada) 11.91,, 4; Jennifer Flahurty (Australia) 12.00, 5.

Women’s 100 m hurdles.— Stephanie Hightower (U.S.) 13.345, 1; Silvia Forgrave (Canada) 13.61, 2; Lyn Stock (New Zealand) 13.67, 3; Fay Black-

wood (Canada) 13.85, 4; Chizuko Akimoto (Japan) 13.93, 5. Men’s 110 m hurdles.— Alex Washington (U.S.) 13.505, 1; Tom Wilcher (U.S.) 13.60, 2; Jeff Glass (Canada) 13.70, 3; Donald Wright (Australia) 13.80, 4; John Caliguri (Australia) 14.10, 5. Men’s 1500 m.— Dave Campbell (Canada) 3:44.25, 1; Peter Bourke (Australia) 3:45.13, 2; Craig Masback (U.S.) 3:45.44, 3; Michael Gilchrist (New Zealand) 3:46.66, 4; Tony Rogers (New Zealand) 3:49.57, 5. Women’s 400 m.— Lillie Leatherwood (U.S.) 51.065, 1; Muree Chapman (Australia) 51.72, 2; Tonya Mclntosh (U.S.) 52.64, 3; Rosie Edeh (Canada) 53.07, 4; Camille Cato (Canada) 54.01, 5.

Men’s javelin.— John Stapyl-ton-Smith (New Zealand) 87.28 m, 1; Mike Mahovlich (Canada) 83.46, 2; Craig Christiansen (U.S.) 82.80, 3; Kazuhiro Mizoguchi (Japan) 82.78, 4;

Masami Yoshida (Japan) 81.10,

Men’s triple jump.— Willie Banks (U.S.) 17.07 m, 1; Yasushi Ueta (Japan) 16.36, 2; Matthew Sweeney (Australia) 15.81, 3; Erick Floreal (Canada) 15.48, 4; Norifumi Yamashita (Japan) 15.25, 5.

Women's discus: Penny Neer (U.S.), 61.36 m (meet record), 1; Heather Marsters (20, N.Z.), 44.28 m, 6. Men’s 400 m: Andrew Valmon (U.S.), 45.64 s (meet record), 1; Murray Gutry (21, N.Z.), 47.455, 7; Paul Cuff (23, N.Z.), 48.225, 8.

Men’s hammer throw: Dave McKenzie (U.S.), 69.62 m (meet record) 1; Angus Cooper (21, N.Z.), 58.04 m, 5. Women’s 100 m: Michelle Finn (U.S.), 11.63, 1; Andrea Wade (23, N.Z.), 12.13, 6.

Men’s 4 x 100 m relay: United States 1, New Zealand, 4. Women’s 4 x 100 m relay: U.S. 1, New Zealand 4.