BETTER THAN EVER
Arthur Wint, the Jamaican Quarter and Half Miler,
is now 30, but his 889 Yards in 1 minute 49.6 seconds at the White City recently
was his fastest ever.
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1951.
The World's Best LIKE FISH
In Athletics
Best performances in the hurdles and fleld events in the world last year, as compiled by the Association of Track and Field Statisticians, do not show an appreciable improvement over previous years' beats, except for certain · Individual record-breaking performances,
The standard last year was exceptionally high in the Pole Vault, Shot Put, Discus Throw and Hammer Throw. The current season's performances suggest that in these four events and the High Jump the standard will probably be the highest in history in 1951. -
Last year's best performances a tabulated by D. . Pats and
R. L. Quercetan!, were:
110 METRES HURDLES Richard Alesey (USA) William Fleming (USA) James Grardes (USA) Horsee Smith (USA) William Albans
13.5
Thomas Reeves (USA).... 23.0 | Aleks. Kanaki (USSR) 100:1 % Richard Mtlesey (USA) Andrew Stareid (USA) Jamis Gehrdes '(USA) Horace Smilh (USA) Norbert Badar (USA)
13.9 220 YARDS HURDLES
· (TURN)
23.1- Sverre Strandik 23.1 (Norway)
189:2 23.2 Karl Wolf (Germany), (00:4 / 23.2 Sam Fellon (USA) 107:74 23.2 Aleks. Shekhic (USSR) 184:04
(Czechoslovakia) akin)
Duncan McD.Clark
(Britain)
DECATHLON
Jiri Dadak
13.0
14.1
Peter Gardner (Australia) Ray Weinberg (Australia) William Anderson (USA) Downing McKee (USA) Alfred Lawrence (USA) Art Barnard (USA)
Performances
(USA)
14.1
Ray Weinberg (Australia)
23.3
14.2
Ray Grieve (USA)...
23.4
Duncan Whije (Ceylon)
23.0
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Ken Doubleday (Austṛalis)
23.7
14.2
14.3
Richard Attlesry (USA)
28.7
14.2
William Fleming (USA)
23.7
14.2
Andre Myburgh
wkh
assisting
(South Africa)
willam Albans (USA)
wind:
Roy Grieve (USA) ................. 14.1 Thomas Lavery
(South Africa)
Norber: Bad:r (USA)- Wall Ashbaugh (USA)
320 YARDS HURDLES (STRAIGHTAWAY) William Albans (USA) ... Robert Hall (USA) William Fleming (USA) Marvin Cichtwrk! (USA)
Robert Bryan (USA) Gaylord Bryan (USA)
400 METRES HURDLES 14.2 Charles Macre (USA) 14.2 Armando
Fillpu: (Roly)
14.2
Dunca
Jehn Hole (Ceylon)
23,7 23.8
1994
"180:1
Robert Mathias (USA) .... 8,042 Ignace Heinrich (France), 7,304 William Albans (USA) ... 7,361 Heito Lipp (USSR)... 1,319 23.0 Ora Clausen
auren (leciand) 7,207 Kj:!! Tarmander (Sweden) 7,176 23.9 Jim O'Connell (USA) ;.. 7,120 Pyar Denisenke (USSR) ▼ 7,116 51.5 Oley Scruggs (USA) 7,102 51.0 Brayton Nexon (USA) 7,083 52.2
52.2
THE BEST OF
THIS YEAR
Performances in the hurdles and field events made this year which compare with the best 10
OUT OF WATER
Wissant. France, Aug. 18.
Twenty Channel, awim ming hopefuls were like fish out of water today waiting for clear weather and chance to start the race to England.
11
Because of the delay from choppy water and cold winds. the swimmers are afraid that
they will Joso their training "touch" and Brow "stale." Several took only a short stroll along the beach
today to keep
in trim.
But they remained the chief French coast, attracting several attraction along this part of the busloads of people to the hotel during the day.
One busload brought along a
brass band, and while lassan Abd Rasim'
of Egypt, last year's | winner, played the drum, the swimmers, townspeople
and tourists danced in the s'irets.
But some of the swimmers mid the entire group is fast golling bored and is looking forward only to the morning when the race will actually get under way,
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One of the race officials said tonight here that there is "pretty good chance" that the long-awaited · 22-mile гасе would finally start curly on Wednesday morning. United Press.
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SHORT LISTS FOR THE OLYMPIC CHAMPIONSHIPS AT HELSINKI NEXT YEAR
By "RECORDER"
The
Who will be the Olympic Champions in Helsinki next year? Potts-Quercetani list of best performances last year and the appended list of best performances so far this year gives a fair picture of who are likely to be in the finals.
Quite a few sporting and national magazines in 1948' carried the list of their selections of the Champions-to-be at London. Most were far out. Rarely taken into consideration were two important factors.
These two factors are consistency of performance and temperament. The fact "that athletes from the Southern Hemisphere did fairly well in London in 1948 suggests that the factor of long travel and out-of-seasonal appearance does not have the telling effect on performance that one would expect.
ces,
tipped to win the European 100 at Brussels last Metres title year. He had q-timing-of-10.4 seconds, two of 10.5 and seven of 10.0 to his credit.
being
National AAU
France's Etienne Bully, who beat him, had one 10.5 timing and one of 10.6 for the whole of the season up to the Cham- pionships. Italy's France Championships. But he is u · With Lecesse, who came second 10 short let probable as an Olyn Bally, pushing Sukharyev buck
pic Champion. The reason. info third place, did his only
that he is consistent at 10.3-10.5 10.6 of the season in coming seconds. He had an off-day. in second at Brussels. He had two more 106 timings later
HIGH JUMP Robert Walters (USA) Virg Severns (USA) Jack Razzręło (USA) Papa Gallo Thim
(Senegal)
Vernen
McGrew (USA)
Robert Gordon (USA)
Christionn
aar De Jongh
(S. Africa)
Alan Paterson (Britain), 6:7 Wilfred Dancer (USA) Robert Jachens (USA) .. Π%%
Exhibition performance: Georgis Damillo (France) 0:0 %
POLE VAULT
Robert Richards (USA) 14:11% Donald Laz (USA) .... 14:5 Ragnar Lundberg
(Sweden)
Robert Smith (USA)
Gcorge
Mattos (USA) William Carroll (USA)
14:5
John Meery (USA) 14:4
Walter
Estanislao Kocourck
(Argentina)
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Charles Moore (USA) Andrew Stanfield (USA) .. 229 Richard Attlesey, (USA) ... William Bless (USA),
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14:5
14:5
Lawrence Johnson (USA)
Jack Davis (USA)
Jesse Thomas (USA)
23.1
Meredith Gourdine (USA)
23.2
Hildreth (USA)
23.2
25:74
Virgil Severe (USA)
400 METRES HURDLES Charles Mcore (USA)
51.4 John Holland (New Zealand) 52,5 HIGH JUMP Charles Holding (USA)
. 6:9 Waltor Davis (USA) ́....... 6:9 J. Lew's Hall (USA) 0:0 William Miller (USA)
6:7 16 6:7 4
(USA) ..
14:4 Georg
Rasmussen (USA) 144
. 14:1 1/4 Demid Cooper (USA) Armin Scheurer (Switzerland)
14:14 Exhibition performance: Donald Laz (USA) .......... 15:0
LONG JUMP James Holland (USA), 25:9 Jerome Bite (USA) Gaylord Bryan (USA) 25:2 Herbert Hoskins (USA) Neville Pelee
(South Africa)
25:2 %
Richard. Jones (USA) Herbers Neft
.. 24:11 Fred ANY
0:7
(USA) (USA) Barney Dyer (USA) 0:7 Herman Wyatt (USA) 07. Ceorges Damitio. (France) 6:0.4- Eric Roberts (USA).... 6:0 % POLE VAULT
Robert Richards (USA) 18:0 4 Donald Cooper (USA) 15:0 % Walter Jensen (USA) .... 34:6 Robert Smith (USA) .. 14:4 Leroy Poucher (USA). 14:2 % Shivers
(USA)
-14:1 % Ragnar Lundberg,
(Sweden)
On the scuson's performan- 10.3 seconds. It was a flash in Ernesto Kocourek (Argentina).
25:0-34 Richard Vladimir Sukharyov of the pan performance and at Samuel Anderson (Cuba); Russia could have easily been the Pan American Games Inst Low Hurdles; Charles Moore John Simmons (USA)
March he did not make the (USA). Armando Filiput Paul Faucher (France)
24:10 final, his heat time
(New Andrew Stanfield (USA) 24:10% Holland 11(Italy), John -seconds.--
Zealand), Geoff Goodacre William Albans (USA) 24:10 (Australia),
George
Henry Aihara (USA).. 24:8 Gedge Rafael Fortun of Cuba, who (Australia), Jaime Aparicio Performances made with as-i beat Arthur Brogg and Herb Rodenwalt (Colombia), Georgesisting whod: MeKenley in the 100 and 200 Lubbe (South Africa), Yurly Heary Alhora (USA) 251 Donald Laz (USA) 15:11 Metres in the Pan-American Lituyev (USSR), Meredith John Voight (USA) ........ 24:101⁄4 cames, Anished third in the Gourdine (USA);
Exhibition performance: American
Donald Leuthold (USA) 24:0 Jump:
Gallo Papa
HOP, STEP & JUMP Thiam (France), J. Lewis Hall (USA), Herman Wyatt (USA), Adhemar Firrebe da Säva
Jongh (Sout!i
1(Brazil) ...*** Christiaan De Africa), Alan Paterson (Bri-Lecrid Scherbakov tain), Arnold Bellon (USA).
Pole Vault: Robert Richards
Laz (USA). Donald Ragnar Lundberg Tora Bryngeirsson 100 Metres: Emmanuel Mac- Victor Sillon (France), Donald Bailey (Trinidad), Kataja (Finland). Rafael Fortun (Cuba), Jamer Golliday (USA), Robert Work (USA). (USA), James Ford Andrew Stanßeld (USA).
is
On this basis, these are my
ki should come!
in the season In September short lists from whom the and November, while Sukhar- Olymple Champions at Helsin yev did another 10.4 in Octo- ber and a 10.5 in Moscow a week after the Brussels gomes.
UP WITH THE NEST One of the nost notable cases of an athlete who never turnod in particularly 组织 times but who was always up with the best in competition is that of Norwood Ewell, second in the 100, Metres in the lost Olymple Games.
Best performances are there- fore an indication of limit. hardly a guide to what An athlete should do. For exam- ple, Eulace Peacock onco beat Jesse Owens with a long jump of 20 feet 3 inches. Peacock
Herb
Malvin
Whitfield
(USSR)
Boris Zambrimbo:is
(USA)
52:5
51:6
52:4.12
Torn Bryngelsson
(Iceland)
(USA), Brian Oliver
-Oliver (Australia) 51:2 14
LONG JUMP (Sweden),
Les Mekcand (Australia) 50:4 George Brown (USA) .. (Iceland), Yeshto Ilmuro (Japan)
40:11Mereah Gourdini, Erkki G.de Oliveira (Brazil). 49:9 M.Kawano (Japan) 49:8 Long Jump: George Brown Lennart Meherg (USA), Meredith Gourdine (Sweden)
..... 49:6 % Andrew (USA),
Stanfield Keizo, Hasegawa (Japan) 49:2 '(USA).
SHOT PUT
... 58:10
55:6
DISCUS THEOW
35:5
200 Meires: James Ford
Hop. Step Jump: Ad- James Fuchs (USA)
& (USA), Walt McKibben (USA), Ferreira da Silva (Bru Oils Chandler (USA). 57:41 Charles Thomas (USA), An.
Heino Lipp (USA) (Australia). Thompson (USA) drew Standeld (USA),
zil), Brian Oliver Ein-
(USSR), W. manuel MacDonald
Leonid Scherbakov Bailey
55:14 Boris Zambrimborts (USSR). Bernard Mayer (USA) (Trinidad).
Yoshio Ilmura (Japan), Peter Charles Fonville (USA) 55:1
55:04 Reino Hil-Star Lempert (USA) 400 Metres: George Rhoden Day (Australia),
Gunnar Huseby (Iceland) 54:11 (Jamulca). Arthur Wint tunen (Finland).
Low Davis (USA) ............. 54:7 (Jamaica),
McKenley Shot
Put: James Fuchs Jeta Helwig (USA) .......... 54:4 (Jamaica),
(USA), Farry O'Brien (USA), Darrow Heino Lipp (USSR), 800 Meleen: Arthur Wint
Hooper (USA), Gunnar Huse Adolfo Consolini (Italy) 181:11
Giuseppe Teal (Italy) 178:10% (Jamaica),
Fortune Gordien (USA) 177:11% (USA), Roscoe Browne (USA), by (Iceland).. so happened that there was John Barnes
Audun Boysem - (Norway), Discus Throw: Adolfo Con- Victor Frank (USA): 176:2
(USA). Ingvar
172:11% leap of 26 feet 9 inches in him Bengtsson
Tosi James Fuchs (USA) solini (Italy), Giuseppe (Sweden), Harry
171:10 and one bright afterhoon
(Italy), Richard Doyle (USA), Tayler. Lewis (USA), John Parlet (Britain), Robert
Robert Mathias (USA), Victor Byrl Thompson (USA) 171:5 Riche:4 Doyle (USA). 1715 Frank (USA).
Sim Iness (USA)..... 171:2 Javelin Throw: Ragnar Eric-Fertze Klics (Hungary) 109:9 % Slijkhule zon (Sweden), Viktor Tri- Bannister lenko (USSR), Per Arne Berg-
JAVELIN; THROW Mabrouk lund
Tolvo (Sweden),
Soini Ragnar Ericzen Eriksson Nikkinen
(Sweden) Frank (Finland), McEwen Held (USA), Tapio Rautavaara Vikes Tsibulenko
William Miller (USSR)
never went over 25 feet in any other competitive leap. It Hunt
his
timing and nation were per Chambers (USA).
WOB
fect and he went the whole distance he
potentially worth, Ben Johnşun, with competitive best of 24 feet and a fraction of an inch to his credit once sailed out to
Strand Hvvtlainen (Finland),
1.500 Metres: Gaston Reist 3 (Belgium), Willem
(Holland). Roger 25 (Britain), Pajrick El Lennart (France), feet 9 inches. He overstepped (Sweden). Ingvar the takeoff board by an inch
(Sweden), Don or so and bis name is not on
Johansson (Finland). Denis the roll of the
world's best (Canada),
(USA), Otto (Finland).
(Sweden),
long jumpers.
In the same American Chani- planship in which Peacock beat Owens, the latter had leap of 27 feet 3 inches. He the takeoff also overstopped board by an inch. His leap
but did
5,000 Metres: Emil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia), Gaston Reift (Belgium), Herbert. Schade (Germany),
Haminier
+
14:14
14:14
20:1
(USA)
25:9 54 Andrew Starfield (USA) 25:9 Charles Meeks (USA) .:- 24:0
HOP, STEP & JUMP Adhemar Ferrelca da Silva
(Brazil)........... 51:101⁄2 Yoshio Imuro (Jopen) 50:3 1% Rezo Husen (Finland) 50:0 Leonid Scherbakov
(USSR) Hello Coutinho da Silva
(USA)
40:114h
49:0
51:0 14 58:1 44 55:0 / .58:7 12
SHOT PUT | James Fuchs (USA)
Otis Chandler (USA) Parry O'Brien (USA) Hens Lipp (USSR) Gumma: Huseby (Iceland) 54:9 Darrow Hooper (USA) 54:7 John Savidge (Britain) 54:0
-DISCUS THROWS Adolfo Ceniokni (Italy) 178:10 Richard Doyle (USA), 175:0-15 Hebert Maihias (USA) 173:4 Volor Fazak (USA) W. 173:2:
JAVELIN THROW "Yeung (USA) :: 241:11] Franklin Held (USA) 241:24 242:04Tolvo Hyyflamen
(Finland)
240:7 34 Soini Nikkinen (Finland) 230:2 William. Miker (USA) 237:10
234:24
240:8
Bengtsson Per Arne Berglund
(Sweden)
240:3
Oto Bengisson (Sweden)
238:2
Taivo Hyytininen Throw! Imre (Finland)..... Nemeth (Hungary), Sverre Tapio Ratavissa Strandli (Norway), Tesco Tad-||__ (Finland), *** dia (Italy), Keri Storch (Get Hire Valmart (USSR) 20,000 Metres: Emil Zatopek many), Aleks Kanaki (USSR), Bvin Datelod
Sam Felton (USA), Jiri Dadak
(Sweden) (Czechoslovákia),'·
(Czechoslovakia), Aleks Shekh Gunnar Pza.ersion Meirer Steeplechase: tel. (USSR), Kart Wolf (Ger-/Bweden) $.000 FLASH IN THE PAN Curt Soderberg (Sweden), many);
Petar Segedin (Yugoslavia),
was measured," count.
Andres Fernandez Salvador Jindrichtoudny (Czechú
Decathlon:
188:8 104:24
183:11
HAMMER THROW 237:104 Sverre Strandu 293:1 (Norway)
Sam
RUSA) Felton 233:11% Jin Dauak Gran
(Czechoslovakia)' Karl Wolk (Germany) Imre Nemeth (Hungary), 18:14 Henry Dryer (USA), 1025 Ka-1 Storch (Germany): 182:2 V MUS DECATHLON
233:9
Robert Mathiasenkin Hield (USA)
of Ecuador chased Lloyd Laslovakia). Bozidar Djuraskovic (USA), Robert Richards (USA), Bench of Panama to 10.1Yugoslavia) and Lunace Heinrich ( performance in the 100 Metres
Clausen (Iceland), HIJ nander (Finland), Hend, I (UBSN)) Willam, Miller «UBAY. Telen/Tale (Austraila)4) Hatesso Müllsy: (Australdi)
In the Bolivarian Gamony in Mah Hardie, Richard Attle October last year sut" Gabya-:['doy (UBA), Jack Davis: (UBA)}; quilz He was timel himself. In Peter Cardner
| Röbest. Filéhati (1)
Thoyd Ammons.
Oley Beruke"LUBA YALLOT MIKORKUBA),
-7,884 7,801
Terms not present by 7.15 p.m. will forfeit the game and the opposing team
will be
awarded a walkover to the next round.
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Teams taking part in the Nine
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by Saturday, August 18 will be
1 from excluded
the second round. The results of the drow for the second round will be published on Tuesday, August 21.
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