Track and Field
Men
800 meters
1, Andreas Hauck, East Germany, 1 minute, 50.12 seconds.
2, Sotirious Moutsanas, Greece, 1:50.20.
3, Pavel Troshilo, Soviet Union, 1:50.26.
4, Michael White, U.S., 1:50.32.
5, Amar Brahimta, Algeria, 1:50.46.
6, Nicolae Onescu, Romania, 1:50.48.
7, Said Ouita, Morocco, 1:50.49.
8, Mihai Prundeanu, Romania, 1:52.55.
5,000 meters (final)--1, Douglas Padilla, U.S., 13:49.95.
2, Josef Lences, Czechoslovakia, 13:50.34.
3, Frank Zimmermann, West Germany, 13:50.84.
4, Piero Selvaggio, Italy, 13:51.72.
5, Ivan Uvizl, Czechoslovakia, 13:54.11.
6, David Clarke, Britain, 13:54.66.
7, Aurel Niculescu, Romania, 13:55.36.
8, James Stintzi, U.S., 13:55.81.
9, Vladimir Shesterov, Soviet Union, 13:57.88.
10, Necdet Ayaz, Turkey, 13:58.72.
11, Gyorgy Marko, Romania, 14:01.85.
12, Petko Karpatchev, Bulgaria, 14:06.45.
13, Shane Marshali, New Zealand, 14:15.88.
14, Yutaka Kanai, Japan, 14:23.31.
15, Shinobu Murakoshi, Japan, 14:48.84.
Marathon (final)--1, Ivan Kovalchuk, Soviet Union, 2:22.14.
2, Hubert Wills, U.S., 2:23.22.
3, Gheorghe Buruuiaca, Romania 2:24.45.
4, Altun Ahmet, Turkey 2:27.52.
5, Giampaolo Messina, Italy, 2:29.04.
6, Alexandre Davydou, Soviet Union, 2:30.29.
7, Vicente Barrera, Mexico, 2:32.20.
8, Alioschka Karuschkov, Bulgaria, 2:37.06.
9, Gheorghe Motrca, Romania, 2:42.05.
10, Johan Rosseel, Belgium, 2:52.25.
Did not finish: Vadim Sidorov, Soviet Union; Yuri Pleshkov, Soviet Union; Georgi Milanov, Bulgaria; Vicente Polo, Spain; Constantin Bebreche, Romania; Michele Arena, Italy; Jorge Pytaio, Mexico; Michael Latine, Belgium; Mike Cotton, U.S.; Mehmet Terzi, Turkey; Francisco Silva, Mexico; George Zaharia, Romania; Gerardo Alcala, Mexico; Mabil-Boutros Choueiri, Lebanon; Martin Pytaio, Mexico; Mehmet Yurdadon, Turkey.
4x100-meter relay (final)--1, U.S. 38.70.
2, Soviet Union, 38.94.
3, France, 39.50.
4, Cuba, 39.58.
5, Romania, 40.09.
6, Italy, 40.14.
7, Ivory Coast, 40.37.
8, Senegal, 40.75.
4x400-meter relay (final)--1, Soviet Union, 3:02.75.
2, U.S., 3:03.01.
3, Brazil, 3:06.79.
4, Cuba, 3:08.54.
5, West Germany, 3:09.95.
6, Romania, 3:10.30.
Javelin (final)--1, Dainis Koula, Soviet Union, 293 feet, 8 inches, (Games record).
2, Gerald Weis, East Germany, 288-0 .
3, Keino Puuste, Soviet Union, 286-2.
4, Helmut Schreiber, West Germany, 271-0.
5, Wolfram Gambke, West Germany, 267-2.
6, Reynaldo Patterson, Cuba, 267-2.
7, Raimo Manninen, Finland, 258-0.
8, Jari Keihas, Sweden, 256-11 .
9, Istvan Heredi, Hungary, 254-11.
10, Tudorel Pirvu, Romania, 253-8.
11, Matti Napari, Finland, 253-5.
12, Dumitru Negoita, Romania, 239-0 .
Women
800 meters (final)--1, Doina Melinte, Romania, 1:57.81.
2, Gabriella Dorio, Italy, 1:58.99.
3, Tudorita Morutan, Romania, 1:59.30.
4, Nina Rouchaeva, Soviet Union, 1:59.31.
5, Leann Warren, U.S., 1:59.72.
6, Ludmila Ashikhmina, Soviet Union, 2:01.13.
7, Robin Campbell, U.S., 2:01.44.
8, Cherry Hanson, Britain, 2:02.03.
3,000 meters (final)--1, Breda Pergar, Yugoslavia, 8:53.78.
2, Velentina Ilinykh, Soviet Union, 8:54.23.
3, Maria Radu, Romania, 8:58.58.
4, Ruth-Pauline Smeeth, Britain, 8:59.13.
5, Julia Hansen, U.S., 9:08.22.
6, Mercedes Kalleja, Spain, 9:14.71.
7, Tatiana Conac, Romania, 9:23.42.
8, Fionnuala Morrish, Ireland, 9:27.12.
9, Tuija Toivonen, Finland, 9:44.05.
10, Susana Herrera, Mexico, 10:00.46.
11, Marleen Mouris, Belgium, 10:36.49.
4x100-meter relay (final)--1, U.S., 43.66.
2, Britain, 43.86.
3, Soviet Union, 44.16. 4, Italy, 44.43.
5, Romania, 45.56.
6, Lebanon, disqualified.
4x400-meter relay (final)--1, Soviet Union, 3:26.25, (Games record).
2, U.S., 3:29.50.
3, Romania, 3:30.47.
4, France 3:33.49.
5, West Germany, 3:43.90.
6, Lebanon, 4:09.93.
High jump (final)--1, Sara Simeoni, Italy, 6 feet, 5 inches.
2, Liudmila Andonova, Bulgaria, 6-4.
3, Tamara Bykova, Soviet Union, 6-4.
4, Tazehn Zheng, China, 6-3.
5, Elena Popkova, Soviet Union, 6-3.
6, Donatella Bulfoni, Italy, 6-3.
7, Niculina Vasile, Romania, 6-2.
8, Susanne Helm, East Germany, 6-2.
9, Andrea Mata, Hungary, 6-2.
10, Elzbieta Krawczuk, Poland, 6-2.
11, Yolanda Gibson, U.S., 5-11.
12, Ellen Mundinger, West Germany, 5-8 .
Swimming
Men
100-meter backstroke
--1, Sergei Zabolotnov, Soviet Union, 58.09.
2, Vladimir Dolgov, Soviet Union, 58.19.
3, Romulo Duncan Junior, Brazil, 58.24.
4, David Wilson, U.S., 58.69.
5, Zbigniew Januszkiewicz, Poland, 59.56.
6, Clay Britt, U.S., 59.63.
7, Miloslav Rolko, Czechoslovakia, 59.76.
8, Hidetoshi Takahashi, Japan, 1:00.01.
200-meter freestyle (final)--1, Andy Schmidt, U.S., 1:52.62 (Games record).
2, Jorge Luiz Fernandez, Brazil, 1:52.92.
3, Djan Garido Madruga, Brazil, 1:53.00.
4, Yuri Logvin, Soviet Union, 1:53.01.
5, Yuri Prisekin, Soviet Union, 1:53.93.
6, Daniel Machek, Czechoslovakia, 1:54.93.
7, Dennis Corcoran, Canada, 1:55.82.
8, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Japan, 1:56.39.
Women
200-meter freestyle (final)--1, Jill Sterkel, U.S., 2:03.97 (Games record).
2, Olga Klevakina, Soviet Union, 2:04.58.
3, Irina Laritsheva, Soviet Union, 2:05.38.
4, Tracy Spalding, U.S., 2:05.58.
5, Veronique Stephan, France, 2:07.67.
6, Kelly Neuber, Canada, 2:09.04.
7, Leslie Brafield, Canada, 2:09.32.
8, Iwoma Wejksza, Poland, 2:10.51.
100-meter backstroke (final)--1, Carmen Bunaciu, Romania, 1:02.47 (Games record).
2, Kimberley Carlisle, U.S., 1:04.53.
3, Susan Walsh, U.S., 1:04.74.
4, Irina Orliuk, Soviet Union, 1:06.21.
5, Valerie Whyte, Canada, 1:07.32.
6, Heike John, West Germany, 1:07.51.
7, Daphne Demuth, Holland, 1:08.91.
8, Lisa Dixon, Canada, 1:09.29.
Diving
Women
Platform (final)--1, Chen Xiaoxia, China, 471.72 points.
2, Li Yihua, China, 421.32.
3, Elena Matiushenko, Soviet Union, 421.23.
4, Liana Tsotadze, Soviet Union, 411.27.
5, Debbie Rush, U.S., 398.49.
6, Megan Neyer, U.S., 396.03.
7, Felicia Cirstea, Romania, 384.00.
8, Elizabeth Mackay, Canada, 380.52.
9, Valerie MacFarlane, Australia, 373.38.
10, Ann Fraser Lindsey, Britain, 352.77.
11, Eniko Keifer, Canada, 347.49.
Soviet Union def. Canada 77-73; Yugoslavia def. Cuba 83-76; U.S. def. Mexico 88-58; Romania def. Brazil 109-99; Senegal def. Jordan 113-61; Congo def. Somalia 74-71; Iraq def. Libya 127-74; Korea def. Japan 79-77; Greece def. Lebanon 98-70; Britain def. Ivory Coast 68-62; Finland def. China 75-70. Consolation game= Turkey def. Poland 70-59. Women= Poland def. Egypt 95-33.
Bulgaria def. Holland 15-4, 15-1, 15-0; China def. Czechoslovakia 9-15, 15-12, 15-5, 13-5, 15-4. Greece def. Iraq 12-15, 15-11, 12-15, 15-3, 15-10; Belgium def. Libya 15-3, 15-2, 15-7; France def. Venezuela 15-6, 16-14, 16-14; Mexico def. Turkey 15-10, 16-18, 15-5, 15-4; Lebanon def. Syria 16-14, 15-8, 15-12; Romania def. Italy 15-7, 15-4, 15-6; Congo def. Jordan 15-8, 15-5, 10-15, 15-12; Egypt def. Sudan 15-4, 15-3, 15-0; Cuba def. Korea 15-9, 15-11, 15-13; Japan def. U.S. 15-3, 15-3, 15-5; Spain def. Poland 5-15, 13-15, 15-8, 16-14, 14-16. Women= Switzerland def. Spain 15-5, 15-13, 8-15, 14-16, 16-14; Canada def. Turkey 15-6, 15-6, 15-11; Belgium def. Lebanon 15-1, 15-1, 15-8; Brazil def. Mexico 15-11, 15-8, 15-12; Cuba def. U.S. 15-0, 15-4, 15-6; Romania def. Japan 15-3, 13-15, 15-7, 15-8.
Mexico def. Spain 9-7; China def. Japan 8-6; Cuba def. Hungary 9-8; Yugoslavia def. Romania 10-8; U.S. tied Soviet Union 8-8.
