Modern Pentathlon Men Overall Team 1, Soviet Union, 16,607 points, 2, Poland, 15,557, 3, Hungary, 15,294. Men's standings after five events
1, Vakhtang Yagorashvili, Soviet Union, 5,581 points. 2, Anoly Avdeyev, Soviet Union, 5,522. 3, Igor Schvartz, Soviet Union, 5,495. 4, Herman Yuferov, Soviet Union, 5,479. 5, Anatoly Starostin, Soviet Union, 5,466. 6, Yevgeny Lipeyev, Soviet Union, 5,385. 7, Sergi Gosudarev, Soviet Union, 5,339. 8, Alexander Poddubny, Soviet Union, 5,323. 9, Wieslaw Hmielewski, Poland, 5,316,10, Dominic Mahoney, Britain, 5,297.
11, Igor Bryzgalov, Soviet Union, 5,280. 12, Alexander Mokeyev, Soviet Union, 5,279. 13, Yuri Yemelyanov, Soviet Union, 5,277. 14, Igor Feldman, Soviet Union, 5,253. 15, Viktor Kiriyenko, Soviet Union, 5,240. 16, Christophe Ruer, France, 5,219. 17, Dmitry Butkov, Soviet Union, 5,219. 18, Sandor Barat, Hungary, 5,209. 19, Petr Maczaszik, Poland, 5,201. 20, Mikhail Novikov, Soviet Union, 5,177. Others 24, Griggs Blair, U.S., 5,126 points. 26, Paulo Masala, Italy, 5,097. 29, Detlef Kreser, West Germany, 5,080. 32, Helmut Miltze, West Germany, 5,064. 35, Andreas Dzebelini, Italy, 5,026. 38, Rob Stull, U.S., 5,007. 39, Alessandro Conforto, Italy, 5,004. 41, John Scott, U.S., 4,989. 45, Eduardo Burghete, Spain, 4,919. 46, Alexander Barranco, Mexico, 4,915. 47, Roberto Potanzeni, Italy, 4,904. 49, Carlos Lerin, Spain, 4,841.
51, Michael Scharf, West Germany, 4,800. 54, Marcelo Hoyo Bastien, Mexico, 4,763. 55, Kari Kosunen, Finland, 4,669. 56, Jean Pierre Guyomarch, France, 4,598. 57, Juko Pakarinen, Finland, 4,544. 58, Heras Guemes, Spain, 4,528. 59, Acencio Jose Chil, Spain, 4,493. 60, Jorje Roco Garcia, Mexico, 4,443. 61, Uwe Zimmer, West Germany, 3,630. 62, Pascal Choisel, France, 3,628. 63, Sami Otilainen, Finland, 3,491. 64, Sampsa Ventsi, Finland, 3,284. Women's modern pentathlon Individual standings after five events
1, Tatyana Chernetskaya, Soviet Union, 5,280 points. 2, Sophie Moressee, France, 5,175. 3, Lory Norwood, U.S., 5,,175. 4, Barbara Kotowska, Poland, 5,133. 5, Pernille Nielsen, Denmark, 5,120. 6, Caroline Delemer, France, 5,082. 7, Andre Tulok, Hungary, 5,068. 8, Katrin Kroning, West Germany, 5,066.9, Tanja Meyer, West Germany, 5,062. 10, Zhanna Gorlenko, Soviet Union, 5,045.
11, Marina Naumova, Soviet Union, 5,014. 12, Natalya Andreyev, Soviet Union, 5,005. 13, Linda Miller, U.S., 4,997. 14, Irina Kiselyova, Soviet Union, 4,989. 15, Patricia Alessandrini, Italy, 4,980. 16, Olga Reznikova, Soviet Union, 4,971. 17, Magdeline Jedlewska, Poland, 4,968. 18, Iwona Dabrowska, Poland, 4,965. 19, Alison Reid, U.S., 4,944. 20, Anna Bajan, Poland, 4,941.
21, Frauke Holesein, West Germany, 4,891. 22, Svetlana Yakovleva, Soviet Union, 4,886. 23, Alla Striginova, Soviet Union, 4,881. 24, Sabine Krapf, West Germany, 4,878. 25, Yelena Moiseyenkova, Soviet Union, 4,866. 26, Erika Szigeti, Hungary, 4,826. 27, Louise Ball, Britain, 4,816. 28, Ina Matrasova, Soviet Union, 4,737. 29, Kim Dunlop, U.S., 4,699.
30, Reka Emho, Hungary, 4,677. 31, Mandy Flaherty, Britain, 4,675. 32, Anna Kotelnikova, Soviet Union, 4,669. 33, Minna Liisa Torma, Finland, 4,639. 34, Claudia Foschi, Italy, 4,629. 35, Teresa Burton, Britain, 4,587. 36, Karita Rantanen, Finland, 4,578. 37, Josiane Gay, France, 4,556. 38, Yulia Tsitlsugina, Soviet Union, 3,526. 39, Svetlana Dobrotvorskaya, Soviet Union, 4,483.
40, Karolina Gordleyeva, Soviet Union, 4,482. 41, Roza Bikinina, Soviet Union, 4,434. 42, Eva Silke, Soviet Union, 4,416. 43, Alison Hollington, Britain, 4,415. 44, Paula Salminen, Finland, 4,399. 45, Paolo Daniele, Italy, 4,359. 46, Isabelle Geles, France, 4,352. 47, Barbara Viscuso, Italy, 4,346. 48, Anita Heilig, Hungary, 4,219. 49, Monika Juslin, Finland, 4,109. 50, Inna Shukhavtsova, Soviet Union, 3,787. Men's 400 meters hurdles 1, Edwin Moses, U.S., 47.94 seconds. 2, Alexander Vasiliev, Soviet Union, 48.24. 3, David Patrick, U.S., 48.59 Triple Jump 1, Michael Conle, U.S., 58- feet. 2, Khristo Markov, Bulgaria, 56 11- . 3, Nikolai Musienko, Soviet Union, 56 10- . Men's 10,000 meters Domingos Castro, Portugal, 28 minutes, 11.21 seconds 2, Gerard Donakowski, U.S., 28:11.87. 3, Dionisio Castro, Portugal, 28:12.04. 4, Marcus Nenow, U.S., 28:20.84. 5, Takeyuki Nakayama, Japan, 28:23.36. 6, Spiros Andriopoulos, Greece, 28:27.23. 7, Verner Schildhauer, East Germany, 28:32.49. 8, Sunichi Yoneshige, Japan, 28: 37.32. Men's High Jump 1, Dough Nordquivst, U.S., 7 feet, 8- inches. 2, Igor Paklin, Soviet Union, 7-7. 3, Sorin Matei, Romania, 7-7. 4, Sergei Malchenko, Soviet Union, 7-7. 5, Jan Svara, Czechoslovakia, 7-6. 6, Rudolf Povarnitsyn, Soviet Union, 7-6. 7, Gennady Avdeyenko, Soviet Union, 7-4. 8, Geoffrey Peter Parson, Great Britain, 7-4. 9, Zhu Jianhua, China, Yuri Sergienko, Soviet Union, and Gerd Wessig, GDR, 7-4 each. 12, Andreas Sam, East Germany, and Indrzich Vondra, Czechoslovakia, 7-2 each. Men's 400 meters 1, Edwin Moses, U.S., 47.94 seconds. 2, Alexander Vasiliev, Soviet Union, 48.24. 3, David Patrick, U.S., 48.59. 4, Elhadji Amadou Ba, Senegal, 48.73. 5, Athanasios Kalogianis, Greece, 48.88. 6, Toma Tomov, Bulgaria, 49.08. 7, Kevin Young, U.S., 49.35. 8, Oleg Azarov, Soviet Union, 49.38. Men's Hammer 1, Yuri Sedykh, Soviet Union, 277 feet, 11 inches. 2, Sergei Litvinov, Soviet Union, 277-8. 3, Benjaminas Viluckis, Soviet Union, 262-7. 4, Ralf Haber, East Germany, 257-6. 5, Igor Nikulin, Soviet Union, 257-6. 6, Yuri Tamm, Soviet Union, 254-3. 7, Jud Logan, u+S$, 245-4. 8, Gunther Rodehau, East Germany, 244-5. 9, Tore Gustafsson, Sweden, 244-1. 10, Bill Green, U.S., 240-11. 12, Michael Bajerl, Austria, 235-4. 13, Abdelkhakim Tumi, Algeria, 220-1. 14, John Igan, Ireland, 207-5. Men's 100 meters 1, Ben Johnson, Canada, 9.95 seconds. 2, Chidi Imott, Nigeria, 10.04. 3, Carl Lewis, U.S., 10.06. Men's 4 by 100 relay
1, U.S. (Lee McGrae, Floyd Heard, Harvey Glance, Carl Lewis) 37.98 seconds. 2, Soviet Union (Alexander Yevgenyev, Nikolai Yushmanov, Vladimir Nuravyov, Viktor Bryzgin) 38.19. 3, Colombia (Mauricio Veles Dominguez, Jose Juan Villamisar, Wilson Canisalez, Arnul Chara Ursuriaga) 40.22. Women's 4 x 100-meter relay
1, U.S. (Michel Finn, Diana Williams, Randy Guivens, Evelyne Ashford), 42.12 seconds. 2, Soviet Union. (Olga Zolotareva, Maya Azarashvili, Irina Slyusar, Elvira Barbashina) 42.27. Second Soviet team disqualified. Women's Cross-country, individual 1, Zhanna Gorlenko, Soviet Union, 1,295 points (6:41.60 minutes). 2, Pernille Nielsen, Denmark, 1,280 (6:44.80). 3, Alison Hollington, Britain, 1,225 (6:55.40). Team 1, Britain, 3,555 points. 2, United States, 3,265. 3, Poland, 3,255. Overall team 1, Poland, 15,183 points. 2, Soviet Union, 14,913. 3, West Germany, 14,882. 4, France, 14,816. 5, United States, 14,517. 6, Hungary, 14,501. 7, Italy, 13,808. 8, Britain, 13,5474. 9, Finland, 13,071. 4,000 meter team pursuit Fastest qualifiers 1, Soviet Union (Vyacheslav Yekimov, Segei Khmelinen, Alexander Krasnov, Vasily Spundov) 4 minutes 12.830 seconds, world record. 2 Czechoslovakia 4:16.977. 3, Australia 4:20.243. 4, U.S. 4:21.273. 5, Poland 4:22.630. 6, Bulgaria 4:28.480. 7, Hungary 4:29.290. 8, Finland 4:35.790. Women's 2,000 meters cross-country race Leading placings
1, Zhanna Gorlenko, Soviet Union, 1,295 points (6 minutes 41.60 seconds). 2, Pernille Nielsen, Denmark, 1,280 (6:44.80). 3, Alison Hollington, Britain, 1,225 (6:55.40). 4, Katrin Kroning, West Germany, 1,220. 5, Lory Norwood, U.S., 1,215. 6, Louise Ball, Britain, 1,200. 7, (tied) Teresa Burton, Britain, 1,165. 9, Mandy Flaherty, Britain, 1,165. 10, Olga Reznikova, Soviet Union, 1,145. Others
16, Linda Miller, U.S., 1,105. 19, Caroline Delemer, France, 1,100. 23, Patricia Alessandrini, Italy, 1,080. 29, Sophie Moressee, France, 1,060. 31, Tanja Meyer, West Germany, 1,030. 35, Sabine Krapf, West Germany, 990. 36, Frauke Holesein, West Germany, 985. 37, Karita Rantanen, Finland, 970. 39, Josiane Gay, France, 950. 40, Kim Dunlop, U.S., 945. 41, Isabelle Geles, France, 920. 43, Alison Reid, U.S., 900. 43, Minna Liisa Torma, Finland, 895. 44, Barbara Viscuso, Italy, 890. 47, Claudia Foschi, Italy, 855. 48, Paula Salminen, Finland, 805. 49, Paolo Daniele, Italy, 725. 50, Monika Juslin, Finland, 645. Women's 400 meters 1, Olga Vladykina, Soviet Union, 49.96 seconds. 2, Maria Pinigina, Soviet Union, 50.29. 3, Lillie Leatherwood, U.S, 50.47. 4, Diane Dixon, U.S., 50.77. 5, Genowefa Blaszak, Poland, 51.52. 6, Christiana Matej, Romania, 51.57. 7, Nadezhda Olizarenko, Soviet Union, 51.60. 8, Olga Penopevtseva, Soviet Union, 51.86. 11, Rositsa Stemenova, Bulgaria, 52.59. 12, Alice Jackson, U.S., 52.91. 14, Mary Parr, Ireland, 56.32. Women's discus 1, Cvetanka Khristova, Bulgaria, 228 feet, 2 inches. 2, Martina Hellmann, East Germany, 226-6. 3, Elina Zvera, Soviet Union, 224-2. 4, Diana Sachse, East Germany, 223-3. 5, Lyubov Zverkova, Soviet Union, 211-5. 6, Svetlana Mitkova, Bulgaria, 206-3. Women's 1,500 meters
1, Tatyana Samolenko, Soviet Union, 4 minutes, 5.50 seconds. 2, Ravilya Agletdinova, Soviet Union, 4:06.14. 3, Svetlana Kitova, Soviet Union, 4:07.21. 4, Margareta Keszeg, Romania, 4:08.34. 5, Mitica Junghiatu, Romania, 4:08.37. 6, Nikolina Shtereva, Bulgaria, 4:10.71. 7, Christine Gregorek, U.S., 4:10.79. 8, Linda Detlefsen, U.S., 4:10.92. 9, Agnese Possama, Italy, 4:12.27. 10, Roberta Brunet, Italy, 4:13.07. 11, Lynn Jennings, U.S., 4:13.51. Volleyball Women Peru def. West Germany, 3-0 (15-3, 15-1, 15-12). United States Def. Czecholsovakia, 3-1 (11-15, 16-14, 15-10, 15-4) Basketball Women Soviet Union 77, Brazil 72 Water polo U.S. def. Holland 12-5 Hungary and West Germany drew 10-10 Soviet Union def. Greece 10-2 Cycling Men's 4,000 meters team pursuit, quarterfinals Poland, 4 minutes 20.393 seconds, def. U.S., 4:20.579. Australia, 4:17.845 def. Bulgaria, 4:25.364. Czechoslovakia, 4:16.444 def. Hungary, failed to finish. Soviet Union, 4:13.214, def. Finland, failed to finish. Women's 3,000 meters individual pursuit
1, Barbar Jantz, Switzerland, 3:55.139. 2, Melinda Mayfield, U.S., 3:51.6l84. 3, Edith Schoenenberger, Switzerland, 3:55.139. 4, Nyman Tea Vikstedt, Finland, 3:58.503. 5, Galina Supron, Soviet Union, 3:55.903. 6, Patricia Peoples, U.S., 4:05.119.
Rhythmic gymastics, all-round competition
1, Tatyana Druchinina, Soviet Union, 40 points (rope - 10, ball - 10, clubs - 10, ribbon - 10), 2, Marina Lobach, Soviet Union, 39.90 (10, 10, 10, 9.90), 3, Galina Beloglazova, Soviet Union, 39.85 (10, 10, 10, 9.85).
