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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1960.

TWO ATHLETICS GOLDS' FOR U.S.

Wilma Rudolph becomes world's fastest woman

Rome, Sept. 2.

OLYMPIC RESULTS

Rome, Sept. 2. Today's Olympic results

included:

Swimming

WOMEN'S '4X100 METRES

MEDLEY RELAY

Wilma Rudolph, a 20-year-old coloured American student who was crippled by rheumatic fever as a child and did not 44.0 secs). walk until she was seven, today become the fastest woman in the world.

(World record: USA, 4 mina

(Olymple record: mins 47.4 secs).

Flisal

Holland, 4

1. USA (L. Burke, Kempner, Schulne, C. Von Saltza)

She won the 100 metres sprint in the world c.'

record time of 11 seconds at the Olym-. (World and Olymple re- pic Games.

of

tite

stronk But because breeze it will not be allowed to stand, though her time-three- tenths of a second better than the previous record will stund as in Olympic be. Times at the Olympiad are not affected by wind measurement.

Her performance was one of the highlights of a packed after- noun when six track and field events were decided.

New Zealand wins

Another highlight was the

OLYMPIC

MEDAL STANDINGS

After

2.

Austrnila, 4:45.9.

3. Germany, 4:47.6..

4. Hollund, 4:47.8.

5. Britain, 4:47.6.

6. Hungary, 4:53.7.

7. Japan, 4:50.4.

MEN'S 1,500 METRES FREESTYLE

(Fastest eight enter Anai on September 3)

three heats decided

(First

| during morning session)

Heat 4

Konrads. Australia,

MEN'S 5,300 METRES

(World record; V. Kuta, USSR 15 mins 36,0 secs).

(Olymple record: V. Kute USSR 13 mins 39.0 secs).

Final

I. M. Halborg, New Zealand, 13 mins 43.4 secs.

2. H. Grodotzkl, Germany, 13:44.0.

3. K. Simmy, Poland, 13:44.6. 4. F Janke, Germany, 15:46,0,

5. D. 13:51.8,

6. M. 13:53.8...

THREE SWIMMING GOLD

MEDALS AND TWO

WORLD RECORDS BY U.S.

Rome, Sept. 2.

Repeating yesterday's sweep of the three finals -with two world records, United States swim- mers added today three more victories and two more world records.

Japanese The evening started at the, Seitza. Although the Australia,

maintained Tanaka Olymple swimming pool with an swimmer extraordinary demonstration by recond position' for the first leg 1:11.2, pour Kenya, the powerful Mike Troy who of the relay with

Power,

Nyndika,

WOMEN'S SHOT FUT Final

1. I. Press, USSR, melres (5 ft 9 ina).

2. J. Luttge, Germany, (54 ft 5% 19).

USA,

3. E. Brown, metres (53 ft 10 ins),

MEN'S LONG - JUMP Final

and

won the 200 metres butterfly showing by Takarnatsu event and lowered by four- Miyabe forced tho Japanese tenths of a second his recent team to content themselves with 17.32 world record of 2 mins 13.2 the 7th place,

SECE. His time tonight wus 2 Second-placed 18.01mins 12.8 seca,

Hayes Australia's

surprised 18.42 Gillanders in the fast strokes and touched ahead of the American. His time was 2 mins 14.0 sers against 2:36.3 for Gillanders.

8.12

1. B. Buston, U.S.A.. metres (20 ft 74 Ins.), (Olym-) plc record).

2.1. Breberson, U.S.A., 9.11 (26 ft 74 ins)..

3. 1. Ter-Ovineslan, U.SS.R.. 1,04 (20 21 41⁄2 ins).

4. M. Steinbach, 8.00 (26 ft 2 ins).

Germany,

Third relay win

Japanese swimmers fared poorly. Yoshimuta finished 6th in 2:18.2 and Izutsu in 2:19,4.

The gold medal of the third relay of these Olympics roes back to the United States after the brilliant victory

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Australia's Murray Rose to- night bettered the Olympic re- cord for the 1,500 metres which had been lowered in the first heat this morning by Yamanaka who swam in 17 mins 40.5 sccp. ADU After swimming the first metres in 1 min 81.7 secs Murray Rose, competing in the last heat, won in 17:32.8, the world record of

The winners of the other hents American girt swimmer

Burke who bettered were Jon Konrads 17:52, Alan her world record

17:54.1, George Breen while Somers swimming the first backstroke 17:55.9. leg of the 400 metres medley relay race in 1 min seas (former record 1:09,2).

and Hungary, J. Valkama, Finland, 7.69

(25 ft 24 ins).

}. J.

17:52.0.

2. J.

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Rone, Sept. 2.

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Friday's events the

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Campion, Britain,

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4. H.

Milion, Germany,

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B.

5 N.

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win by New Zealand's Peter Olympic medal Snell In the 800 metres,

as follows:

Minutes later his countryman, Murray Halberg, won the 5,000 metres--just as easily * had USS been expected,

United States

Germany Before coming to Rome Snell Italy

minute Australka year Hungary

Turkey

had never hettgred I

49.2 seconds.

Earlier this

he had a leg in a plaster the

result of a fracture sustained in New Zealand Training-but today he set

1 Britain

new Olympic record in 1 minute Rumania 40.3 seconds.

In addition, to the women's Dernark sprint, America had a clean sweep in the men's 400 metres hurdles.

Olympic record

Ocampo,

...

Mexico,

6. Z. Nasution, Indonesia, 19:18.6.

Heat' 5

1. M. Rose, Australia, 17:32.8 (Olymple record).

2. B. Sailoni, Philippines, 18:10.0.

3. G. Androsov, USSR, 18:39.0. Duerst, Switzerland.

4. H. 19:21.0.

5. E. Sousa, Portugal, 19:40.1. Men's 1,500 metres freestyle final qualifiers;

T. Yamanaka

Lynn 8. C. Collardot, France, 7.88 (25 ft 2 ins.).

MEN'S 400 METRES HURDLES

(World record: G. Davis, U.S.A., 49.2-sces).

(Olymple record: E. Southern rnd G. Davis, both U.S.A., 30.1 JECK).

Final

1. G. Davis, U.S.A., 49.3 gold medal). seconds (Olympic record),

2. c.

Cushman, 49.0 (silver medal).

U.S.A..

3. R. Howard, U.S.A., 48.7. (bronze medal).

4. H. Janz, Germany, 49.0. 5. J. Tintamaki, Finland,

(Japan). A. (USA), J. Konrads, 50.8. (Australia) K. Katona, (Hun- '0 Oury), R. Campion

Sweden

Bulgariu

Japan

Belgium

Poland

Netherlands

2 Somers

Czechoslovacia

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The 400 metres burdles gold Yugoslavia nedal. went

49.3 seconds- new Olymple record

Iran

one-tenth France

to Glen Davis in Mexico

only second outside his own world Antilles record.

and

The medals in the hurdles

were priscaled

by Britain's

Marquis of Exeter, President

of the International

Amateur

Athletic Federation-one of the

non-Americans two only

to have won the

ever

event. The

other was Robert Tisdall, now iving in Rhodesla. He won also present today.

T.

Russia-wins team foil event

Rome, Sept. 2. Russia beat Italy to win the men's team championship foil gold medal. Italy Bot the silver medal.

At the morning session, un- other record was broken at the swimming pool when Yamunaka, of" Japan, set up an Olymple record time of 17 mins 46.5 seconds to win his heat of the 1,500 metres freestyle.

Germany Another round of heats was medal by being held tonight.-Reuler. Reuter.

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9 M. Rose (Australia), G. Breen

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WOMEN'S 100 METRES Final

1. W. Rudolph, USA, 11:0 (World and Olympic record), (gold model).

2. D. Hyman, Britain, 113, (silver incdul).

3. G. Leone, Italy, 113, (bronze meda}),

4. M. Ikina, USSR,

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