Men's High jump -- 1. Patrick Sjoberg, Sweden, 7-feet-10 -- gold; 2. Dietmar Mogenburg, West Germany, 7-9 -- silver; 3. Sorin Matei, Romania, 7-8 -- bronze; 4. Fabrizio Borellini, Italy, 7-6 ; 5. Robert Ruffini, Czechoslovakia, 7-5 ; 6. Gueorgiu Dakov, Bulgaria 7-5 ; 7. Daniele Pagani, Italy, 7-5 ; 8. (tied) Gyula Nemeth, Hungary, 7-4 and Carlo Thranhardt, West Germany, 7-4 ; 9. Haakon Saernblom, Norway, 7-4 ; 10. Dalton Grant, Britain, 7-4 ; 11. Hrvoje Fizuleto, Yugoslavia, 7-2 ; 12. Gerd Nagel, West Germany, 7-0 ; 13. Murat Ayaydin, Turkey, 7-0 .
Men's 60 meters hurdles (First two in each heat and four fastest to semifinals):
Heat one -- 1.Florian Schwarthoff, West Germany, 7.74 seconds; 2. Philippe Tourret, France, 7.78; 3. Antonio Lanau, Spain, 7.93; 4. Steve Buckeridge, Britain, 7.97.
Heat two -- 1. Michael Radzey, West Germany, 8.11 seconds; 2. Carlos Sala, Spain 8.14.
Heat three -- 1. Ales Hoeffer, Czechoslovakia, 7.69 seconds; 2. Sergey Usov, Soviet Union, 7.73; 3. Andreas Oschkenat, East Germany, 7.73; 4. Fausto Frigerio, Italy, 8.01; 5. Niel Fraser, Britain, 8.08.
Heat four -- 1. Jon Ridgeon, Britain, 7.69; 2. Javier Moracho, Spain, 7.77; 3. Alain Cuypers, Belgium, 7.82; 4. Herwig Rottl, Austria, 7.94.
Women's shot put Final -- 1, Claudia Losch, West Germany, 66-10 - gold; 2. Larissa Peleshenko, Soviet Union, 66-4 -- silver; 3. Katrin Neimke, East Germany, 66-3 -- bronze; 4. Svetla Mitkova, Bulgaria, 65-10 ; 5. Sona Vasickova, Czechoslovakia, 65-7; 6. Algna Vitoulova, Czechoslovakia, 60-4 ; 7. Horvath Szelingerne, Hungary, 60-3 ; 8. Asta Hovi, Finland, 57-1; 9. Margarmta Ramos, Spain, 50-7 .
Women's 3,000 meters Final -- 1. Elly van Hulst, Holland, 8 minutes 44.50 seconds -- gold; 2. Vera Michallek, West Germany, 8:46.97 -- silver; 3. Wendy Sly, Britain, 8:51.04 -- bronze; 4. Zita Agoston, Hungary, 8:55.99; 5. Birgit Barth, East Germany, 8:56.21; 6. Vanya Stoyanova, Bulgaria, 9:07.30 7. Claudia Borgschulze, West Germany, 9:31.42.
Men's triple jump Final -- 1. Oleg Sakirkin, Soviet Union, 56-9 - gold; 2. Bela Bakoski, Hungqry, 56-7 -- silver; 3. Vasiv Asadov, Soviet Union, 56-6 -- bronze; 4. Christo Markov, Bulgaria, 56-4 ; 5. John Herbebt, Britain, 55-4 ; 6. Marios Hadjanreou, Cyprus, 54-11 ; 7. Ivan Slanar, Czechoslovakia, 54-10 ; 8. Zdzislaw Hoffman, Poland, 54-4; 9. Djordje Kozul, Yugoslavia, 54-3 ; 10. Dario Badinelli, Italy, 54-3 ; 11. Lucian Sfia, Romania, 53-9 ; 12. Wolfgang Zinser, West Germany, 53-3 ; 13. Serge Helan, France, 52-1 ; 14. Kersten Wolters, West Germany, 52-0; 15. Arne Holm, Sweden, 51-7 .
Women's 200 meters Semifinal (First three from each heat to final):
Heat one -- 1. Ewa Kasprzyc, Poland, 23.06 seconds; 2. Ingrid Auerswald, East Germany, 23.26; 3. Galina Malchugina, Soviet Union, 23.30; 4. Kornelija Sinkovic, Yugoslvaia, 23.46; Regula Aebi, Switzerland, disqualified.
Heat two -- 1. Silke Knoll, West Germany, 23.13 seconds; 2. Tatiana papilina, Soviet Union, 23.18; 3. Tzvetanka Ilieva, Bulgaria, 23.30; 4. Irma Konye, Hunwary, 23.66; 5. Blanca lacambra, Spain, 23.79; 6. Marie Jose Perec, France, 24.26.
Men's 200 meters Semifinal (First three from each heat to finals):
Heat one -- 1. Mickolay Razgonov, Soviet Union, 20.87; 2. Mickolay Antonov, Bulgaria, 20.87; 3. Daniel Sangouma, France, 21.22; 4. Laszlo Karaffa, Hungary, 21.24; 5. Sandro Floris, Italy, 21.39.
Heat two -- 1. Linford Christie, Britain, 20.79; 2. Andreas Berger, Austria, 21.07; 3. Norbet Dobeleit, West Germany, 20.16; 4. Tamas Molnar, Hungary, 21.24; 5. Jean-Charles Trouabal, France, 21.31; 6. Paolo Catalano, Italy, 21.67.
Women's 60 meters
two in each heat and two fastest to semifinals):
Heat one -- 1. Marlies Gohr, East Germany, 7.19 seconds; 2. Ulrike Sarvari, West Germany, 7.20; 3. Eva Murkova, Czechoslovakia, 7.38; 4. Yolanda Diaz, Spain, 7.40; 5. Irma Konye, Hungary, 7.46.
Heat two -- 1. Nadejda Roshupkina, Soviet Union, 7.19; 2. Laurence Bily, France, 7.22; 3. Edine van Heezik, Holland, 7.41; 4. Sisko Hanhijokim, Finland, 7.44; 5. Andrea Thomas, West Germany, 7.45.
Heat three -- 1. Silke Moller, East Germany, 7.11; 2. Els Vader, Holland, 7.29; 3, Murielle Leroy, France, 7.38; 4. Lucretia Jardim, Portugal, 7.50; 5. Marina Skordi, Greece, 7.59.
Fourth heat -- 1. Beverly Kinch, Britain, 7.41; 2. Silke Knoll, West Germany, 7.42; 3. Erzsebet!Juhasz, Hungary, 7.48; 4. Lene Demsitz, Denmark, 7.55.
Heat five -- 1. Nelli Cooman, Holland, 7.17; 2. Patricia Girarf, France, 7.28; 3. Sandra Myers, Spain, 7.32; 4. Virginia Gomes, Portugal, 7.47.
Women's 3,000 meters walk Final -- 1. Reyes Sobrino, Spain, 12 minutes 48.99 seconds -- gold; 2. Dana Vavracova, Czecholsovakia, 12:51.08 -- silver; 3. Cruz M. Diaz, Spain, 12:55.03 -- bronze; 4. Ildiko Ilyes, Hungary, 12:56.55; 5. Maria Rosza, Hungary, 13:04.45; 6. Natalia Spiridonova, Soviet Union, 13:08.83; 7. Ann Jansson, Sweden, 13:09.04; 8. Atanaska Dzivkova, Bulgaria, 13:18.55; 9. Sari Essayah, Finland, 13.19.02; 10. Aniko Szebenszki, Hungary, 13:24.68; 11. Victoria Oprea, Romania, 13.28.05; 12. Lisa Langford , Britain, 13.32.30; 13. Emilia Cano, Spain, 13:37.03; Sada Edikite, Soviet Union, disqualified.
Men's 60 meters hurdles semifinals (First three from each heat to finals):
Heat one -- 1. Jon Ridgeon, Britain, 7.60 seconds; 2. Javier Moracho, Spain, 7.72; 3. Sergey Usov, Soviet Union, 7.73; 4. Philippe Tourret, France, 7.74; 5. Herwig Rottl, Austria, 7.90.
Heat two -- 1. Ales Hoeffer, Czechoslovakia, 7.66; 2. Florian Schwarthoff, West Germany, 7.66; 3. Carlos Sala, Spain, 7.73; 4. Andreas Oschkenat, East Germany, 7.74; 5. Alain Cuypers, Belgium, 7.81; 6. Antonio Lanau, Spain, 8.04.
Women's 60 meters semifinals (First three in each heat to finals):
Heat one -- 1. Silke Moller, East Germany, 7.04 seconds; 2. Ulrike Sarvari, West Germany, 7.16; 3. Nadejda Roshupkina, Soviet Union, 7.18; 4. Els Vader, Holland, 7.23; 5. Beverley Kinch, Britain, 7.27; 6. Patricia Girard, France, 7.33.
Heat two -- 1. Nellie Cooman, Holland, 7.10; 2. Marles Gohr, East Germany, 7.12; 3. Laurence Bily, France, 7.23; 4. Sandra Myers, Spain, 7.32; 5. Murielle Leroy, France, 7.41; 6. Silke Knoll, West Germany, 7.44.
Men's 5 km walk final -- 1. Jozef Pribilinec, Czechoslovakia, 18:44.40 minutes -- gold; 2. Roman Mrazek, Czechoslovakia, 18:44.93 - silver; 3. Sandor Urbanik, Hungary, 18:45.91 -- bronze; 4. Erling Andersen, Norway, 18:49.10; 5. Zdlislaw Szlapkin, Poland, 18:49.49; 6. Jos Martens, Belgium, 18:54.67; 7. Giovanni Benedictis, Italy, 18:58.40; 8. Liubomir Ivanov, Bulgaria, 19:00.02; 9. Pavel Blazek, Czechoslovakia, 19:03.82; 10. Sergey Protsishin, Soviet Union, 19:18.13; 11. Jean Claude Corre, France, 19:20.03; 12. Jan Staaf, Sweden, 19:21.81; 13. Jose Urbano, Portugal, 19:41.79; 14. Karoly Kirszt, Hungary, 20:23.50; 15. Dirk Vandebosch, Belgium, 21:02.09; Bo Gustaffson, Sweden, disqualified; Mikhail Tsennikov, Soviet Union, disqualified.
Women's 400 meters final -- 1. Petra Mueller, East Germany, 50.28 seconds -- gold; 2. Helga Arendt, West Germany, 51.06 -- silver; 3. Dagmar Neubauer, East Germany, 51.57 -- bronze; 4. Sally Gunnell, Britain, 51.77; 5. Gizela Kinzel, West Germany, 52.46; 6. Rossitza Stameonova, Bulgaria, 53.89.
Men's 400 meters final -- 1. Jens Carlowitz, East Germany, 45.63 seconds -- gold; 2. Brian Whittle, Britain, 45.98 -- silver; 3. Ralf Luebke, West Germany, 46.25 -- bronze; 4. Antonio Sanchez, Spain, 46.49; 5. Vito Petrella, Italy, 47.73; Thomas Schonlebe, East Germany, did not start.
Women's 1,500 meters final -- 1. Doina Melinte, Romania, 4:05.77 minutes -- gold; 2. Mitica Constantin, Romania, 4:06.16 -- silver; 3. Brigitte Kraus, West Germany, 4:07.06 -- bronze; 4. Marina Iachmeneva, Soviet Union, 4:08.31; 5. Maite Zuniga, Spain, 4:11.31; 6. Katalin Racz, Hungary, 4:12.05; 7. Rita Csordos, Hungary, 4:12.63; 8. Christine Toonstra, Holland, 4:14.94; 9. Helena Barocsi, Hungary, 4:17.36.
Men's 1,500 meters final -- 1. Ari Suhonen, Finland, 3:45.72 minutes - gold; 2. Ronny Olsson, Sweden, 3:46.16 -- silver; 3. Rudiger Horn, East Germany, 3:46.51 -- bronze; 4. Istvan Knipel, Hungary, 3:46.56; 5. Antonio Monteiro, Portugal, 3:46.79; 6. Tonio Viali, Italy, 3:46.96; 7. Branko Zorko, Yugoslavia, 3:47.69; 8. Adelino Hidalgo, Spain, 3:48.72; 9. Jan Kraus, Czechoslovakia, 3:49.60.
Women's 800 meters final -- 1. Sabine Zwiener, West Germany, 2:01.19 minutes -- gold; 2. Olga Nelubova, Soviet Union, 2:01.61 -- silver; 3. Gabi Lesch, West Germany, 2:01.85 -- bronze; 4. Slobodanka Colovic, Yugoslavia, 2:02.34; 5. Janet Bell, Britain, 2:02.70; 6. Gabriela Sedlakova, Czechoslovakia, 2:05.59.
Pole vault final -- 1. Rodin Gataullin, Soviet Union, 18-10 - gold; 2. Nikolay Nikolov, Bulgaria, 18-8 -- silver; 3. Atanas Tarev, Bulgaria, 18-8 -- bronze; 4. Miroslaw Chamra, Poland, 18-8 ; 5. Philippe Collet, France, 18-4 ; 6. Jean Marc Tailhardat, France, 18-2 ; 7. (tied) Hermann Fehringer, Austria, and Bernhard Zintl, West Germany, 18-0 ; 9. Philippe D'Encausse, France, 18-0 ; 10. Miro Zalar, Sweden, 18-0 ; 11. Marco Andreini, Italy, 17-8 ; 12. Harri Palola, Finland, 17-8 ; 13. Gabor Molnar, Hungary, 17-8 ; 14. Istvan Bagyula, Hungary, 17-8 ; 15. Enzo Brichese, Italy, 17-8 ; 16. Dirk Ledegen, Belgium, 17-4 ; 17. Giorgio Grassi, Italy, 17-0 ; Vladimir Ishutin, Soviet Union, no height; Dezso Szabo, Hungary, no height.
Men's 800 meters final -- 1. David Sharpe, Britain, 1:49.17 minutes - gold; 2. Rob Druppers, Holland, 1:49.45 -- silver; 3. Gert Kilbert, Switzerland, 1:49.46 -- bronze; 4. Tony Morrell, Britain, 1:49.89; 5. Slobodan Popovic, Yugoslavia, 1:50.02; 6. Ikem Billy, Britain, 1:50.36.
Women's 60 meters final -- 1. Nelli Cooman, Holland, 7.04 seconds - gold; 2. Silke Moeller, East Germany, 7.05 -- silver; 3. Marlies Goehr, East Germany, 7.07 -- bronze; 4. Ulrike Sarvari, West Germany, 7.18; 5. Nadezhda Roshupkina, Soviet Union, 7.21; Laurence Bily, France, did not start.
Women's high jump final -- 1. Stefka Kostadinova, Bulgaria, 6-8 - gold; 2. (tied) Heike Redetzky, West Germany, 6-5 -- silver and Larisa Kostitsina, Soviet Union, 6-5 -- silver; 4. Liudmila Avdeenko, Soviet Union, 6-4 ; 5. Emila Draguieva, Bulgaria, 6-3 ; 6. Gabriele Gunz, East Germany, 6-3 ; 7. (tied) Andrea Matay, Hungary, 6-2 and Maryse Ewanje Epee, France, 6-2; 9. Debbie McDowell, Britain, 6-0 ; 10. Madely Beaugendre, Hungary, 6-0 ; 11. Jolanta Komsa, Poland, 6-0 ; 12. Niki Bakoyanni, Greece, 6-0 ; 13. (tied) Diana Davies, Britain, 5-10 and Hanne Haugland, Norway, 5-10 ; 15. Katalin Sterk, Hungary, 5-10 ; 16. Beata Viroszt, Bulgaria, 5-10 ; Sigrid Kirchman, Austria, no height.
Women's 200 meters final -- 1. Ewa Kasprzyk, Poland, 22.69 seconds - gold; 2. Tatiana Papilina, Soviet Union, 22.79 -- silver; 3. Silke Knoll, West Germany, 23.12 -- bronze; 4. Tzvetanka Ilieva, Bulgaria, 23.17; 5. Ingrid Auerswald, East Germany, 23.25; 6. Galina Malchugina, Soviet Union, 23.42.
Men's 60 meters hurdles final -- 1. Ales Hoeffer, Czechoslovakia, 7.56 second -- gold; 2. John Ridgeon, Britain, 7.57 -- silver; 3. Carlos Sala, Spain, 7.67 -- bronze; 4. Sergey Usov, Soviet Union, 7.67; 5. Florian Schwarthoff, West Germany, 7.77; 6. Javier Moracho, Spain, 7.83.
Men's 200 meters final -- 1. Nikolai Razgonov, Soviet Union, 20.62 seconds -- gold; 2. Nikolai Antonov, Bulgaria, 20.65 -- silver; 3. Linford Christie, Britain, 20.83 -- bronze; 4. Andreas Berger, Austria, 20.85; 5. Norbert Dobeleit, West Germany, 21.37; 6. Daniel Sangouma, France, 21.57.
Men's 3,000 meters final -- 1. Jose Luis Gonzales, Spain, 7:55.29 minutes -- gold; 2. Markus Hacksteiner, Switzerland, 7:56.04 -- silver; 3. Mikhail Dasko, Soviet Union, 7:56.51 -- bronze; 4. Morgens Guldberg, Denmark, 7:57.68; 5. Mike Hawkins, Britain, 7:58.42; 6. Mario Silva, Portugal, 7:58.95; 7. Anacleto Jiminez, Spain, 7:59.25; 8. Ranieri Carenza, Italy, 8:03.18; 9. Nick O'Brien, Ireland, 8:13.73; 10. Gabor Marko, Hungary, 8:15.34; 11. Bela Vago, Hungary, 8:17.72; Radin Kuncicky, Czechoslovakia, disqualified.
