At Colchester : Gloucestershire 280 ( J. Russell 63 , A. Symonds

<response> At <location>Colchester</location> : <organization>Gloucestershire</organization> 280 ( <person>J. Russell</person> 63 , <person>A. Symonds</person> </response>


52 ; A. Cowan 5-68 ) .

<response> 52 ; <person>A. Cowan</person> 5-68 ) . </response>


Essex 194-0 ( G. Gooch 105 not out , D. Robinson

<response> <organization>Essex</organization> 194-0 ( <person>G. Gooch</person> 105 not out , <person>D. Robinson</person> </response>


72 not out ) .


At Cardiff : Kent 255-3 ( D. Fulton 64 , M. Walker 59 , C. Hooper

<response> At <location>Cardiff</location> : <organization>Kent</organization> 255-3 ( <person>D. Fulton</person> 64 , <person>M. Walker</person> 59 , <person>C. Hooper</person> </response>


52 not out ) v Glamorgan .

<response> 52 not out ) v <organization>Glamorgan</organization> . </response>


At Leicester : Leicestershire 343-8 ( P. Simmons 108 , P. Nixon

<response> At <location>Leicester</location> : <organization>Leicestershire</organization> 343-8 ( <person>P. Simmons</person> 108 , <person>P. Nixon</person> </response>


67 not out ) v Hampshire .

<response> 67 not out ) v <organization>Hampshire</organization> . </response>


At Northampton : Sussex 389 ( N. Lenham 145 , V. Drakes 59 ,

<response> At <location>Northampton</location> : <organization>Sussex</organization> 389 ( <person>N. Lenham</person> 145 , <person>V. Drakes</person> 59 , </response>


A. Wells 51 ; A. Penberthy 4-36 ) .

<response> <person>A. Wells</person> 51 ; <person>A. Penberthy</person> 4-36 ) . </response>


Northamptonshire 160-4 ( K. Curran

<response> <organization>Northamptonshire</organization> 160-4 ( <person>K. Curran</person> </response>


79 not out ) .


At Trent Bridge : Nottinghamshire 392-6 ( G. Archer 143 not

<response> At <location>Trent Bridge</location> : <organization>Nottinghamshire</organization> 392-6 ( <person>G. Archer</person> 143 not </response>


out , M. Dowman 107 ) v Surrey .

<response> out , <person>M. Dowman</person> 107 ) v <organization>Surrey</organization> . </response>


At Worcester : Warwickshire 310 ( A. Giles 83 , T. Munton 54 not

<response> At <location>Worcester</location> : <organization>Warwickshire</organization> 310 ( <person>A. Giles</person> 83 , <person>T. Munton</person> 54 not </response>


out , W. Khan 52 ; R. Illingworth 4-54 , S. Lampitt 4-90 ) .

<response> out , <person>W. Khan</person> 52 ; <person>R. Illingworth</person> 4-54 , <person>S. Lampitt</person> 4-90 ) . </response>


Worcestershire 10-0 .

<response> <organization>Worcestershire</organization> 10-0 . </response>


At Headingley : Yorkshire 529-8 declared ( C. White 181 ,

<response> At <location>Headingley</location> : <organization>Yorkshire</organization> 529-8 declared ( <person>C. White</person> 181 , </response>


R. Blakey 109 not out , M. Moxon 66 , M. Vaughan 57 ) .

<response> <person>R. Blakey</person> 109 not out , <person>M. Moxon</person> 66 , <person>M. Vaughan</person> 57 ) . </response>


Lancashire


162-4 ( N. Fairbrother 53 not out ) .

<response> 162-4 ( <person>N. Fairbrother</person> 53 not out ) . </response>


CRICKET - POLLOCK HOPES FOR RETURN TO WARWICKSHIRE .

<response> CRICKET - <person>POLLOCK</person> HOPES FOR RETURN TO <organization>WARWICKSHIRE</organization> . </response>


LONDON 1996-08-23

<response> <location>LONDON</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


South African all-rounder Shaun Pollock , forced to cut short his first season with Warwickshire to have ankle surgery , has told the English county he would like to return later in his career .

<response> <misc>South African</misc> all-rounder <person>Shaun Pollock</person> , forced to cut short his first season with <organization>Warwickshire</organization> to have ankle surgery , has told the <misc>English</misc> county he would like to return later in his career . </response>


Pollock , who returns home a month early next week , said : " I would like to come back and play county cricket in the future and I do n't think I would like to swap counties . "

<response> <person>Pollock</person> , who returns home a month early next week , said : " I would like to come back and play county cricket in the future and I do n't think I would like to swap counties . " </response>


Explaining his premature departure was unavoidable , Pollock said : " I have been carrying the injury for a while and I hope that by having the surgery now I will be able to last out the new season back home . "

<response> Explaining his premature departure was unavoidable , <person>Pollock</person> said : " I have been carrying the injury for a while and I hope that by having the surgery now I will be able to last out the new season back home . " </response>


CRICKET - ENGLAND V PAKISTAN FINAL TEST SCOREBOARD .

<response> CRICKET - <location>ENGLAND</location> V <location>PAKISTAN</location> FINAL TEST SCOREBOARD . </response>


LONDON 1996-08-23


Scoreboard on the second day of

<response> Scoreboard on the second day of </response>


the third and final test between England and Pakistan at The

<response> the third and final test between <location>England</location> and <location>Pakistan</location> at <location>The</location> </response>


Oval on Friday :

<response> <location>Oval</location> on Friday : </response>


England first innings

<response> <location>England</location> first innings </response>


M. Atherton b Waqar Younis 31

<response> <person>M. Atherton</person> b <person>Waqar Younis</person> 31 </response>


A. Stewart b Mushtaq Ahmed 44

<response> <person>A. Stewart</person> b <person>Mushtaq Ahmed</person> 44 </response>


N. Hussain c Saeed Anwar b Waqar Younis 12

<response> <person>N. Hussain</person> c <person>Saeed Anwar</person> b <person>Waqar Younis</person> 12 </response>


G. Thorpe lbw b Mohammad Akram 54

<response> <person>G. Thorpe</person> lbw b <person>Mohammad Akram</person> 54 </response>


J. Crawley b Waqar Younis 106

<response> <person>J. Crawley</person> b <person>Waqar Younis</person> 106 </response>


N. Knight b Mushtaq Ahmed 17

<response> <person>N. Knight</person> b <person>Mushtaq Ahmed</person> 17 </response>


C. Lewis b Wasim Akram 5

<response> <person>C. Lewis</person> b <person>Wasim Akram</person> 5 </response>


I. Salisbury c Inzamam-ul-Haq b Wasim Akram 5

<response> <person>I. Salisbury</person> c <person>Inzamam-ul-Haq</person> b <person>Wasim Akram</person> 5 </response>


D. Cork c Moin Khan b Waqar Younis 0

<response> <person>D. Cork</person> c <person>Moin Khan</person> b <person>Waqar Younis</person> 0 </response>


R. Croft not out 5

<response> <person>R. Croft</person> not out 5 </response>


A. Mullally b Wasim Akram 24

<response> <person>A. Mullally</person> b <person>Wasim Akram</person> 24 </response>


Extras ( lb-12 w-1 nb-10 ) 23

<response> Extras ( lb-12 w-1 nb-10 ) 23 </response>


Total 326


Fall of wickets : 1-64 2-85 3-116 4-205 5-248 6-273 7-283


8-284 9-295


Bowling : Wasim Akram 29.2-9-83-3 , Waqar Younis 25-6-95-4 ,

<response> Bowling : <person>Wasim Akram</person> 29.2-9-83-3 , <person>Waqar Younis</person> 25-6-95-4 , </response>


Mohammad Akram 12-1-41-1 , Mushtaq Ahmed 27-5-78-2 , Aamir Sohail

<response> <person>Mohammad Akram</person> 12-1-41-1 , <person>Mushtaq Ahmed</person> 27-5-78-2 , <person>Aamir Sohail</person> </response>


Pakistan first innings

<response> <location>Pakistan</location> first innings </response>


Saeed Anwar not out 116

<response> <person>Saeed Anwar</person> not out 116 </response>


Aamir Sohail c Cork b Croft 46

<response> <person>Aamir Sohail</person> c <person>Cork</person> b <person>Croft</person> 46 </response>


Ijaz Ahmed not out 58

<response> <person>Ijaz Ahmed</person> not out 58 </response>


Extras ( lb-1 nb-8 ) 9

<response> Extras ( lb-1 nb-8 ) 9 </response>


Total ( for one wicket ) 229

<response> Total ( for one wicket ) 229 </response>


Fall of wicket - 1-106

<response> Fall of wicket - 1-106 </response>


To bat : Inzamam-ul-Haq , Salim Malik , Asif Mujtaba , Wasim

<response> To bat : <person>Inzamam-ul-Haq</person> , <person>Salim Malik</person> , <person>Asif Mujtaba</person> , <person>Wasim</person> </response>


Akram , Moin Khan , Mushtaq Ahmed , Waqar Younis , Mohammad Akam

<response> <person>Akram</person> , <person>Moin Khan</person> , <person>Mushtaq Ahmed</person> , <person>Waqar Younis</person> , <person>Mohammad Akam</person> </response>


Bowling ( to date ) : Lewis 9-1-49-0 , Mullally 9-3-28-0 , Croft

<response> Bowling ( to date ) : <person>Lewis</person> 9-1-49-0 , <person>Mullally</person> 9-3-28-0 , <person>Croft</person> </response>


17-3-42-1 , Cork 7-1-38-0 , Salisbury 14-0-71-0

<response> 17-3-42-1 , <person>Cork</person> 7-1-38-0 , <person>Salisbury</person> 14-0-71-0 </response>


CRICKET - ENGLAND 326 ALL OUT V PAKISTAN IN THIRD TEST .

<response> CRICKET - <location>ENGLAND</location> 326 ALL OUT V <location>PAKISTAN</location> IN THIRD TEST . </response>


LONDON 1996-08-23

<response> <location>LONDON</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


England were all out for 326 in their first innings on the second day of the third and final test against Pakistan at The Oval on Friday .

<response> <location>England</location> were all out for 326 in their first innings on the second day of the third and final test against <location>Pakistan</location> at <location>The Oval</location> on Friday . </response>


Score : England 326 ( J. Crawley 106 , G. Thorpe 54 .

<response> Score : <location>England</location> 326 ( <person>J. Crawley</person> 106 , <person>G. Thorpe</person> 54 . </response>


Waqar Younis 4-95 )

<response> <person>Waqar Younis</person> 4-95 ) </response>


SOCCER - SPONSORS CASH IN ON RAVANELLI 'S SHIRT DANCE .

<response> SOCCER - SPONSORS CASH IN ON <person>RAVANELLI</person> 'S SHIRT DANCE . </response>


LONDON 1996-08-23


Middlesbrough 's Italian striker Fabrizio Ravanelli is to wear his team sponsor 's name on the inside of his shirt so it can be seen when he scores .

<response> <organization>Middlesbrough</organization> 's <misc>Italian</misc> striker <person>Fabrizio Ravanelli</person> is to wear his team sponsor 's name on the inside of his shirt so it can be seen when he scores . </response>


Every time he finds the net , the grey-haired forward pulls his shirtfront over his head as he runs to salute the fans , and Middlesbrough 's sponsors want to cash in on the spectacle .

<response> Every time he finds the net , the grey-haired forward pulls his shirtfront over his head as he runs to salute the fans , and <organization>Middlesbrough</organization> 's sponsors want to cash in on the spectacle . </response>


" Having seen Ravanelli celebrate his goals ...

<response> " Having seen <person>Ravanelli</person> celebrate his goals ... </response>


<response> we thought it would be fun to have ( the name ) on the inside of his shirt , " a spokesman for the sponsors said . </response>


<response> " It will give the fans something else to look at besides his chest . " </response>


Ravanelli aggravated a foot injury in the 1-0 defeat at Chelsea on Wednesday and was given only an even chance of playing at Nottingham Forest on Saturday by his manager Bryan Robson .

<response> <person>Ravanelli</person> aggravated a foot injury in the 1-0 defeat at <organization>Chelsea</organization> on Wednesday and was given only an even chance of playing at <location>Nottingham Forest</location> on Saturday by his manager <person>Bryan Robson</person> . </response>


TENNIS - AUSTRALIANS ADVANCE AT CANADIAN OPEN .

<response> TENNIS - <misc>AUSTRALIANS</misc> ADVANCE AT <misc>CANADIAN OPEN</misc> . </response>


TORONTO 1996-08-22

<response> <location>TORONTO</location> 1996-08-22 </response>


It was Australia Day at the $ 2 million Canadian Open on Thursday as three Aussies reached the quarter-finals with straight-set victories .

<response> It was <misc>Australia Day</misc> at the $ 2 million <misc>Canadian Open</misc> on Thursday as three <misc>Aussies</misc> reached the quarter-finals with straight-set victories . </response>


Unseeded Patrick Rafter recorded the most noteworthy result as he upset sixth-seeded American MaliVai Washington 6-2 6-1 in just 50 minutes .

<response> Unseeded <person>Patrick Rafter</person> recorded the most noteworthy result as he upset sixth-seeded <misc>American</misc> <person>MaliVai Washington</person> 6-2 6-1 in just 50 minutes . </response>


Todd Woodbridge , who defeated Canadian Daniel Nestor 7-6 ( 7-2 ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) , and Mark Philippoussis , a 6-3 6-4 winner over Bohdan Ulihrach of the Czech Republic , also advanced and will meet in Friday 's quarter-finals .

<response> <person>Todd Woodbridge</person> , who defeated <misc>Canadian</misc> <person>Daniel Nestor</person> 7-6 ( 7-2 ) 7-6 ( 7-4 ) , and <person>Mark Philippoussis</person> , a 6-3 6-4 winner over <person>Bohdan Ulihrach</person> of the <location>Czech Republic</location> , also advanced and will meet in Friday 's quarter-finals . </response>


Third-seeded Wayne Ferreira of South Africa defeated Tim Henman of Britain 6-4 6-4 after a three-hour evening rain delay and fifth-seeded Thomas Enqvist of Sweden won his third-round match , eliminating Petr Korda of the Czech Republic 6-3 6-4 .

<response> Third-seeded <person>Wayne Ferreira</person> of <location>South Africa</location> defeated <person>Tim Henman</person> of <location>Britain</location> 6-4 6-4 after a three-hour evening rain delay and fifth-seeded <person>Thomas Enqvist</person> of <location>Sweden</location> won his third-round match , eliminating <person>Petr Korda</person> of the <location>Czech Republic</location> 6-3 6-4 . </response>


Ferreira and Enqvist play in a Friday night quarter-final .

<response> <person>Ferreira</person> and <person>Enqvist</person> play in a Friday night quarter-final . </response>


Two Americans , seventh seed Todd Martin and unseeded Alex O'Brien , will meet on Friday after winning matches on Thursday .

<response> Two <misc>Americans</misc> , seventh seed <person>Todd Martin</person> and unseeded <person>Alex O'Brien</person> , will meet on Friday after winning matches on Thursday . </response>


Martin overcame Cedric Pioline of France 2-6 6-2 6-4 and O'Brien beat Mikael Tillstrom of Sweden 6-3 2-6 6-3 .

<response> <person>Martin</person> overcame <person>Cedric Pioline</person> of <location>France</location> 2-6 6-2 6-4 and <person>O'Brien</person> beat <person>Mikael Tillstrom</person> of <location>Sweden</location> 6-3 2-6 6-3 . </response>


" If you really look at the match , " said the 12th-ranked Washington after losing to the 70th-ranked Rafter , " I never really got a chance to play because he was serving big and getting in close to the net .

<response> " If you really look at the match , " said the 12th-ranked <person>Washington</person> after losing to the 70th-ranked <person>Rafter</person> , " I never really got a chance to play because he was serving big and getting in close to the net . </response>


<response> " He was also able to handle my serve pretty easily because my ( first ) service percentage was only in the 40s . </response>


<response> Put those two things together and you get a loss . " </response>


Rafter missed 10 weeks after wrist surgery earlier this year and the time away from tennis has given him a new perspective .

<response> <person>Rafter</person> missed 10 weeks after wrist surgery earlier this year and the time away from tennis has given him a new perspective . </response>


" Before when I was on tour , I always felt I had to be in bed by 9:30 or 10 o'clock and I had to be up at a certain time , " Rafter said . "

<response> " Before when I was on tour , I always felt I had to be in bed by 9:30 or 10 o'clock and I had to be up at a certain time , " <person>Rafter</person> said . " </response>


<response> Now I can go to bed at at midnight or wake up at seven in the morning . </response>


<response> I just do n't have as many set routines and it 's made me a happier person . " </response>


Martin was pleased with his victory over Pioline , his first in five meetings with the 11th-ranked Frenchman . "

<response> <person>Martin</person> was pleased with his victory over <person>Pioline</person> , his first in five meetings with the 11th-ranked <misc>Frenchman</misc> . " </response>


<response> It 's always difficult to win a match when you lose the first set , especially against someone you have never beaten , " he said . </response>


" I got more aggressive in the second and third sets and the wind picked up and that also affected things because Cedric definitely went off a little bit . "

<response> " I got more aggressive in the second and third sets and the wind picked up and that also affected things because <person>Cedric</person> definitely went off a little bit . " </response>


The 26-year-old O'Brien , who won the ATP Tour stop in New Haven last week , has now won 18 of his last 20 matches , dating back to qualifying rounds in Los Angeles in late July .

<response> The 26-year-old <person>O'Brien</person> , who won the <misc>ATP Tour</misc> stop in <location>New Haven</location> last week , has now won 18 of his last 20 matches , dating back to qualifying rounds in <location>Los Angeles</location> in late July . </response>


<response> He ranks 76th after being 285th four weeks ago . </response>


" I feel I 'm hitting the ball well even though I 'm having more mental letdowns than I did last week , " O'Brien said . "

<response> " I feel I 'm hitting the ball well even though I 'm having more mental letdowns than I did last week , " <person>O'Brien</person> said . " </response>


But I 'm still competing well . "

<response> But I 'm still competing well . " </response>


" I got a lot of first serves in , " said Enqvist about his victory over Korda . "

<response> " I got a lot of first serves in , " said <person>Enqvist</person> about his victory over <person>Korda</person> . " </response>


<response> I did n't miss that many shots and he was making the mistakes . " </response>


Still marvelling at an exciting 64-stroke rally he won in the last game of his second-round match against Javier Sanchez of Spain on Tuesday , Enqvist joked , " Today against Petr there were about 64 strokes in the whole match .

<response> Still marvelling at an exciting 64-stroke rally he won in the last game of his second-round match against <person>Javier Sanchez</person> of <location>Spain</location> on Tuesday , <person>Enqvist</person> joked , " Today against <person>Petr</person> there were about 64 strokes in the whole match . </response>


It was mostly short points . "

<response> It was mostly short points . " </response>


TENNIS - RESULTS AT CANADIAN OPEN .

<response> TENNIS - RESULTS AT <misc>CANADIAN OPEN</misc> . </response>


TORONTO 1996-08-22

<response> <location>TORONTO</location> 1996-08-22 </response>


Results from the Canadian Open

<response> Results from the <misc>Canadian Open</misc> </response>


<response> tennis tournament on Thursday ( prefix number denotes seeding ) : </response>


Third round


3 - Wayne Ferreira ( South Africa ) beat Tim Henman ( Britain ) 6-4

<response> 3 - <person>Wayne Ferreira</person> ( <location>South Africa</location> ) beat <person>Tim Henman</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 6-4 </response>


4 - Marcelo Rios ( Chile ) beat Daniel Vacek ( Czech Republic ) 6-4

<response> 4 - <person>Marcelo Rios</person> ( <location>Chile</location> ) beat <person>Daniel Vacek</person> ( <location>Czech Republic</location> ) 6-4 </response>


5 - Thomas Enqvist ( Sweden ) beat Petr Korda ( Czech Republic )

<response> 5 - <person>Thomas Enqvist</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) beat <person>Petr Korda</person> ( <location>Czech Republic</location> ) </response>


6-3 6-4


Patrick Rafter ( Australia ) beat 6 - MaliVai Washington ( U.S. )

<response> <person>Patrick Rafter</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) beat 6 - <person>MaliVai Washington</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) </response>


6-2 6-1


7 - Todd Martin ( U.S. ) beat 9 - Cedric Pioline ( France ) 2-6 6-2

<response> 7 - <person>Todd Martin</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) beat 9 - <person>Cedric Pioline</person> ( <location>France</location> ) 2-6 6-2 </response>


Mark Philippoussis ( Australia ) beat Bohdan Ulihrach ( Czech

<response> <person>Mark Philippoussis</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) beat <person>Bohdan Ulihrach</person> ( <location>Czech</location> </response>


Republic ) 6-3 6-4

<response> <location>Republic</location> ) 6-3 6-4 </response>


Alex O'Brien ( U.S. ) beat Mikael Tillstrom ( Sweden ) 6-3 2-6

<response> <person>Alex O'Brien</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) beat <person>Mikael Tillstrom</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) 6-3 2-6 </response>


Todd Woodbridge ( Australia ) beat Daniel Nestor ( Canada ) 7-6

<response> <person>Todd Woodbridge</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) beat <person>Daniel Nestor</person> ( <location>Canada</location> ) 7-6 </response>


( 7-2 ) 7-6 ( 7-4 )


RUGBY UNION - MULDER OUT OF SECOND TEST .

<response> <organization>RUGBY UNION</organization> - <person>MULDER</person> OUT OF SECOND TEST . </response>


JOHANNESBURG 1996-08-23

<response> <location>JOHANNESBURG</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Centre Japie Mulder has been ruled out of South Africa 's team for the second test against New Zealand in Pretoria on Saturday .

<response> Centre <person>Japie Mulder</person> has been ruled out of <location>South Africa</location> 's team for the second test against <location>New Zealand</location> in <location>Pretoria</location> on Saturday . </response>


Mulder missed the first test in Durban with back spasms and failed a fitness check on Thursday .

<response> <person>Mulder</person> missed the first test in <location>Durban</location> with back spasms and failed a fitness check on Thursday . </response>


But new Springbok skipper Gary Teichmann has recovered from a bruised thigh and is ready to play , coach Andre Markgraaff said .

<response> But new <organization>Springbok</organization> skipper <person>Gary Teichmann</person> has recovered from a bruised thigh and is ready to play , coach <person>Andre Markgraaff</person> said . </response>


Mulder 's absence means that Northern Transvaal centre Andre Snyman should win his second cap alongside provincial colleague Danie van Schalkwyk .

<response> <person>Mulder</person> 's absence means that <organization>Northern Transvaal</organization> centre <person>Andre Snyman</person> should win his second cap alongside provincial colleague <person>Danie van Schalkwyk</person> . </response>


Wing Pieter Hendriks is expected to retain his place , following speculation that Snyman would be picked out of position on the wing .

<response> Wing <person>Pieter Hendriks</person> is expected to retain his place , following speculation that <person>Snyman</person> would be picked out of position on the wing . </response>


The line-up would not be announced until shortly before the start , Markgraaff said .

<response> The line-up would not be announced until shortly before the start , <person>Markgraaff</person> said . </response>


BADMINTON - MALAYSIAN OPEN BADMINTON RESULTS .

<response> BADMINTON - <misc>MALAYSIAN OPEN</misc> BADMINTON RESULTS . </response>


KUALA LUMPUR 1996-08-23

<response> <location>KUALA LUMPUR</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Results in the Malaysian

<response> Results in the <misc>Malaysian</misc> </response>


Open badminton tournament on Friday ( prefix numbers denote

<response> <misc>Open</misc> badminton tournament on Friday ( prefix numbers denote </response>


seedings ) :


Men 's singles , quarter-finals

<response> Men 's singles , quarter-finals </response>


2 - Ong Ewe Hock ( Malaysia ) beat 5/8 - Hu Zhilan ( China ) 15-2 15-10

<response> 2 - <person>Ong Ewe Hock</person> ( <location>Malaysia</location> ) beat 5/8 - <person>Hu Zhilan</person> ( <location>China</location> ) 15-2 15-10 </response>


9/16 - Luo Yigang ( China ) beat Jason Wong ( Malaysia ) 15-5 15-6

<response> 9/16 - <person>Luo Yigang</person> ( <location>China</location> ) beat <person>Jason Wong</person> ( <location>Malaysia</location> ) 15-5 15-6 </response>


Ijaya Indra ( Indonesia ) beat P. Kantharoopan ( Malaysia ) 15-6 5-4

<response> <person>Ijaya Indra</person> ( <location>Indonesia</location> ) beat <person>P. Kantharoopan</person> ( <location>Malaysia</location> ) 15-6 5-4 </response>


9/16 - Chen Gang ( China ) beat 9/16 - Hermawan Susanto ( Indonesia )

<response> 9/16 - <person>Chen Gang</person> ( <location>China</location> ) beat 9/16 - <person>Hermawan Susanto</person> ( <location>Indonesia</location> ) </response>


15-9 15-7


TENNIS - INJURED CHANDA RUBIN OUT OF U.S. OPEN .

<response> TENNIS - INJURED <person>CHANDA RUBIN</person> OUT OF <misc>U.S. OPEN</misc> . </response>


NEW YORK 1996-08-23

<response> <location>NEW YORK</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Promising 10th-ranked American Chanda Rubin has pulled out of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships with a wrist injury , tournament officials announced .

<response> Promising 10th-ranked <misc>American</misc> <person>Chanda Rubin</person> has pulled out of the <misc>U.S. Open Tennis Championships</misc> with a wrist injury , tournament officials announced . </response>


The 20-year-old Rubin , who was to be seeded 11th , is still suffering from tendinitis of the right wrist that has kept her sidelined in recent months .

<response> The 20-year-old <person>Rubin</person> , who was to be seeded 11th , is still suffering from tendinitis of the right wrist that has kept her sidelined in recent months . </response>


Rubin 's misfortune turned into a very lucky break for eighth-seeded Olympic champion Lindsay Davenport .

<response> <person>Rubin</person> 's misfortune turned into a very lucky break for eighth-seeded <misc>Olympic</misc> champion <person>Lindsay Davenport</person> . </response>


Davenport had drawn one of the toughest first-round assignments of any of the seeded players in 17th-ranked Karina Habsudova of Slovakia .

<response> <person>Davenport</person> had drawn one of the toughest first-round assignments of any of the seeded players in 17th-ranked <person>Karina Habsudova</person> of <location>Slovakia</location> . </response>


But as the highest-ranked non-seeded player in the tournament , Habsudova will be moved into Rubin 's slot in the draw , while Davenport will now get a qualifier in the first round , according to U.S. Tennis Association officials .

<response> But as the highest-ranked non-seeded player in the tournament , <person>Habsudova</person> will be moved into <person>Rubin</person> 's slot in the draw , while <person>Davenport</person> will now get a qualifier in the first round , according to <misc>U.S. Tennis Association</misc> officials . </response>


Rubin is the third notable withdrawal from the women 's competition after 12th-ranked former Australian Open champion Mary Pierce and 20th-ranked Wimbledon semifinalist Meredith McGrath pulled out earlier this week with injuries .

<response> <person>Rubin</person> is the third notable withdrawal from the women 's competition after 12th-ranked former <misc>Australian Open</misc> champion <person>Mary Pierce</person> and 20th-ranked <misc>Wimbledon</misc> semifinalist <person>Meredith McGrath</person> pulled out earlier this week with injuries . </response>


Men 's Australian Open champion Boris Becker will also miss the year 's final Grand Slam with a wrist injury .

<response> Men 's <misc>Australian Open</misc> champion <person>Boris Becker</person> will also miss the year 's final <misc>Grand Slam</misc> with a wrist injury . </response>


BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY 'S GAMES .

<response> BASEBALL - <misc>MAJOR LEAGUE</misc> STANDINGS AFTER THURSDAY 'S GAMES . </response>


NEW YORK 1996-08-23


Major League Baseball

<response> <misc>Major League Baseball</misc> </response>


<response> standings after games played on Thursday ( tabulate under won , </response>


<response> lost , winning percentage and games behind ) : </response>


AMERICAN LEAGUE

<response> <misc>AMERICAN LEAGUE</misc> </response>


EASTERN DIVISION

<response> <misc>EASTERN DIVISION</misc> </response>


W L PCT GB


NEW YORK 72 54 .571 -

<response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> 72 54 .571 - </response>


BALTIMORE 67 59 .532 5

<response> <organization>BALTIMORE</organization> 67 59 .532 5 </response>


BOSTON 64 64 .500 9

<response> <organization>BOSTON</organization> 64 64 .500 9 </response>


TORONTO 59 69 .461 14

<response> <organization>TORONTO</organization> 59 69 .461 14 </response>


DETROIT 45 82 .354 27 1/2

<response> <organization>DETROIT</organization> 45 82 .354 27 1/2 </response>


CENTRAL DIVISION

<response> <misc>CENTRAL DIVISION</misc> </response>


CLEVELAND 76 51 .598 -

<response> <organization>CLEVELAND</organization> 76 51 .598 - </response>


CHICAGO 69 60 .535 8

<response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> 69 60 .535 8 </response>


MINNESOTA 63 64 .496 13

<response> <organization>MINNESOTA</organization> 63 64 .496 13 </response>


MILWAUKEE 60 68 .469 16 1/2

<response> <organization>MILWAUKEE</organization> 60 68 .469 16 1/2 </response>


KANSAS CITY 58 71 .450 19

<response> <organization>KANSAS CITY</organization> 58 71 .450 19 </response>


WESTERN DIVISION

<response> <misc>WESTERN DIVISION</misc> </response>


TEXAS 74 54 .578 -

<response> <organization>TEXAS</organization> 74 54 .578 - </response>


SEATTLE 65 61 .516 8

<response> <organization>SEATTLE</organization> 65 61 .516 8 </response>


OAKLAND 62 68 .477 13

<response> <organization>OAKLAND</organization> 62 68 .477 13 </response>


CALIFORNIA 59 68 .465 14 1/2

<response> <organization>CALIFORNIA</organization> 59 68 .465 14 1/2 </response>


FRIDAY , AUGUST 23 SCHEDULE

<response> FRIDAY , AUGUST 23 SCHEDULE </response>


SEATTLE AT BOSTON

<response> <organization>SEATTLE</organization> AT <location>BOSTON</location> </response>


MILWAUKEE AT CLEVELAND

<response> <organization>MILWAUKEE</organization> AT <location>CLEVELAND</location> </response>


CALIFORNIA AT BALTIMORE

<response> <organization>CALIFORNIA</organization> AT <location>BALTIMORE</location> </response>


OAKLAND AT NEW YORK

<response> <organization>OAKLAND</organization> AT <location>NEW YORK</location> </response>


TORONTO AT CHICAGO

<response> <organization>TORONTO</organization> AT <location>CHICAGO</location> </response>


DETROIT AT KANSAS CITY

<response> <organization>DETROIT</organization> AT <location>KANSAS CITY</location> </response>


TEXAS AT MINNESOTA

<response> <organization>TEXAS</organization> AT <location>MINNESOTA</location> </response>


NATIONAL LEAGUE

<response> <misc>NATIONAL LEAGUE</misc> </response>


EASTERN DIVISION

<response> <misc>EASTERN DIVISION</misc> </response>


W L PCT GB


ATLANTA 79 47 .627 -

<response> <organization>ATLANTA</organization> 79 47 .627 - </response>


MONTREAL 68 58 .540 11

<response> <organization>MONTREAL</organization> 68 58 .540 11 </response>


NEW YORK 59 69 .461 21

<response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> 59 69 .461 21 </response>


FLORIDA 58 69 .457 21 1/2

<response> <organization>FLORIDA</organization> 58 69 .457 21 1/2 </response>


PHILADELPHIA 52 76 .406 28

<response> <organization>PHILADELPHIA</organization> 52 76 .406 28 </response>


CENTRAL DIVISION

<response> <misc>CENTRAL DIVISION</misc> </response>


HOUSTON 68 60 .531 -

<response> <organization>HOUSTON</organization> 68 60 .531 - </response>


ST LOUIS 67 60 .528 1/2

<response> <organization>ST LOUIS</organization> 67 60 .528 1/2 </response>


CHICAGO 63 62 .504 3 1/2

<response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> 63 62 .504 3 1/2 </response>


CINCINNATI 63 62 .504 3 1/2

<response> <organization>CINCINNATI</organization> 63 62 .504 3 1/2 </response>


PITTSBURGH 54 73 .425 13 1/2

<response> <organization>PITTSBURGH</organization> 54 73 .425 13 1/2 </response>


WESTERN DIVISION

<response> <misc>WESTERN DIVISION</misc> </response>


SAN DIEGO 70 59 .543 -

<response> <organization>SAN DIEGO</organization> 70 59 .543 - </response>


LOS ANGELES 67 60 .528 2

<response> <organization>LOS ANGELES</organization> 67 60 .528 2 </response>


COLORADO 66 62 .516 3 1/2

<response> <organization>COLORADO</organization> 66 62 .516 3 1/2 </response>


SAN FRANCISCO 54 71 .432 14

<response> <organization>SAN FRANCISCO</organization> 54 71 .432 14 </response>


FRIDAY , AUGUST 23 SCHEDULE

<response> FRIDAY , AUGUST 23 SCHEDULE </response>


CINCINNATI AT FLORIDA ( doubleheader )

<response> <organization>CINCINNATI</organization> AT <location>FLORIDA</location> ( doubleheader ) </response>


CHICAGO AT ATLANTA

<response> <organization>CHICAGO</organization> AT <location>ATLANTA</location> </response>


ST LOUIS AT HOUSTON

<response> <organization>ST LOUIS</organization> AT <location>HOUSTON</location> </response>


PITTSBURGH AT COLORADO

<response> <organization>PITTSBURGH</organization> AT <location>COLORADO</location> </response>


NEW YORK AT LOS ANGELES

<response> <organization>NEW YORK</organization> AT <location>LOS ANGELES</location> </response>


PHILADELPHIA AT SAN DIEGO

<response> <organization>PHILADELPHIA</organization> AT <location>SAN DIEGO</location> </response>


MONTREAL AT SAN FRANCISCO

<response> <organization>MONTREAL</organization> AT <location>SAN FRANCISCO</location> </response>


BASEBALL - MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS THURSDAY .

<response> BASEBALL - <misc>MAJOR LEAGUE</misc> RESULTS THURSDAY . </response>


NEW YORK 1996-08-23

<response> <location>NEW YORK</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Results of Major League

<response> Results of <misc>Major League</misc> </response>


<response> Baseball games played on Thursday ( home team in CAPS ) : </response>


American League

<response> <misc>American League</misc> </response>


BOSTON 2 Oakland 1

<response> <organization>BOSTON</organization> 2 <organization>Oakland</organization> 1 </response>


Seattle 10 BALTIMORE 3

<response> <organization>Seattle</organization> 10 <organization>BALTIMORE</organization> 3 </response>


California 12 NEW YORK 3

<response> <organization>California</organization> 12 <organization>NEW YORK</organization> 3 </response>


Toronto 1 CHICAGO 0 ( in 6 1/2 )

<response> <organization>Toronto</organization> 1 <organization>CHICAGO</organization> 0 ( in 6 1/2 ) </response>


Detroit 10 KANSAS CITY 3

<response> <organization>Detroit</organization> 10 <organization>KANSAS CITY</organization> 3 </response>


Texas 11 MINNESOTA 2

<response> <organization>Texas</organization> 11 <organization>MINNESOTA</organization> 2 </response>


National League

<response> <misc>National League</misc> </response>


COLORADO 10 St Louis 5

<response> <organization>COLORADO</organization> 10 <organization>St Louis</organization> 5 </response>


Cincinnati 3 ATLANTA 2 ( in 13 )

<response> <organization>Cincinnati</organization> 3 <organization>ATLANTA</organization> 2 ( in 13 ) </response>


Pittsburgh 8 HOUSTON 6

<response> <organization>Pittsburgh</organization> 8 <organization>HOUSTON</organization> 6 </response>


LOS ANGELES 8 Philadelphia 5

<response> <organization>LOS ANGELES</organization> 8 <organization>Philadelphia</organization> 5 </response>


Montreal 5 SAN FRANCISCO 4

<response> <organization>Montreal</organization> 5 <organization>SAN FRANCISCO</organization> 4 </response>


BASEBALL - SORRENTO HITS SLAM AS SEATTLE ROUTS ORIOLES .

<response> BASEBALL - <person>SORRENTO</person> HITS SLAM AS <organization>SEATTLE</organization> ROUTS <organization>ORIOLES</organization> . </response>


BALTIMORE 1996-08-22

<response> <location>BALTIMORE</location> 1996-08-22 </response>


Former Oriole Jamie Moyer allowed two hits over eight scoreless innings before tiring in the ninth and Paul Sorrento added his third grand slam of the season as the Seattle Mariners routed Baltimore 10-3 Thursday .

<response> Former <misc>Oriole</misc> <person>Jamie Moyer</person> allowed two hits over eight scoreless innings before tiring in the ninth and <person>Paul Sorrento</person> added his third grand slam of the season as the <organization>Seattle Mariners</organization> routed <organization>Baltimore</organization> 10-3 Thursday . </response>


Moyer ( 10-2 ) , who was tagged for a pair of homers by Mike Devereaux and Brady Anderson and three runs in the ninth , walked none and struck out two .

<response> <person>Moyer</person> ( 10-2 ) , who was tagged for a pair of homers by <person>Mike Devereaux</person> and <person>Brady Anderson</person> and three runs in the ninth , walked none and struck out two . </response>


Norm Charlton retired the final three batters to seal the victory .

<response> <person>Norm Charlton</person> retired the final three batters to seal the victory . </response>


With one out in the fifth Ken Griffey Jr and Edgar Martinez stroked back-to-back singles off Orioles starter Rocky Coppinger ( 7-5 ) and Jay Buhner walked .

<response> With one out in the fifth <person>Ken Griffey Jr</person> and <person>Edgar Martinez</person> stroked back-to-back singles off <organization>Orioles</organization> starter <person>Rocky Coppinger</person> ( 7-5 ) and <person>Jay Buhner</person> walked . </response>


Sorrento followed by hitting a 1-2 pitch just over the right-field wall for a 7-0 advantage .

<response> <person>Sorrento</person> followed by hitting a 1-2 pitch just over the right-field wall for a 7-0 advantage . </response>


Right fielder Bobby Bonilla was after the ball , which was touched by fans at the top of the scoreboard in right .

<response> Right fielder <person>Bobby Bonilla</person> was after the ball , which was touched by fans at the top of the scoreboard in right . </response>


" Things fell in for us , " said Sorrento , who has six career grand slams and hit the ninth of the season for the Mariners .

<response> " Things fell in for us , " said <person>Sorrento</person> , who has six career grand slams and hit the ninth of the season for the <organization>Mariners</organization> . </response>


" We have over a month left .

<response> " We have over a month left . </response>


We 've got to make up some ground . "

<response> We 've got to make up some ground . " </response>


In the American League wild-card race , the Mariners are three games behind the White Sox , two behind Baltimore and two ahead of the Red Sox heading into Boston for a weekend series .

<response> In the <misc>American League</misc> wild-card race , the <organization>Mariners</organization> are three games behind the <organization>White Sox</organization> , two behind <organization>Baltimore</organization> and two ahead of the <organization>Red Sox</organization> heading into <location>Boston</location> for a weekend series . </response>


Moyer retired 11 straight batters between the third and seventh innings and threw two or fewer pitches to 11 of the 29 batters he faced .

<response> <person>Moyer</person> retired 11 straight batters between the third and seventh innings and threw two or fewer pitches to 11 of the 29 batters he faced . </response>


<response> " I made some bad pitches at the end but I 'm not going to dwell on it . </response>


We won the game , " said Moyer .

<response> We won the game , " said <person>Moyer</person> . </response>


Coppinger ( 7-5 ) was tagged for eight runs and 10 hits in 4 1/3 innings .

<response> <person>Coppinger</person> ( 7-5 ) was tagged for eight runs and 10 hits in 4 1/3 innings . </response>


Orioles manager Davey Johnson missed the game after being admitted to a hospital with an irregular heartbeat .

<response> <organization>Orioles</organization> manager <person>Davey Johnson</person> missed the game after being admitted to a hospital with an irregular heartbeat . </response>


Bench coach Andy Etchebarren took his place .

<response> Bench coach <person>Andy Etchebarren</person> took his place . </response>


In Boston , Troy O'Leary homered off the right-field foul pole with one out in the bottom of the ninth and the Red Sox climbed to the .500 mark for the first time this season with their fourth straight victory , 2-1 over the Oakland Athletics .

<response> In <location>Boston</location> , <person>Troy O'Leary</person> homered off the right-field foul pole with one out in the bottom of the ninth and the <organization>Red Sox</organization> climbed to the .500 mark for the first time this season with their fourth straight victory , 2-1 over the <organization>Oakland Athletics</organization> . </response>


Boston has won 15 of its last 19 games .

<response> <organization>Boston</organization> has won 15 of its last 19 games . </response>


Boston 's Roger Clemens ( 7-11 ) was one out away from his second straight shutout when pinch-hitter Matt Stairs tripled over the head of centre fielder Lee Tinsley on an 0-2 pitch and pinch-hitter Terry Steinbach dunked a broken-bat single into right to lift Oakland into a 1-1 tie .

<response> <organization>Boston</organization> 's <person>Roger Clemens</person> ( 7-11 ) was one out away from his second straight shutout when pinch-hitter <person>Matt Stairs</person> tripled over the head of centre fielder <person>Lee Tinsley</person> on an 0-2 pitch and pinch-hitter <person>Terry Steinbach</person> dunked a broken-bat single into right to lift <organization>Oakland</organization> into a 1-1 tie . </response>


The run broke Clemens ' 28-inning shutout streak , longest in the majors this season .

<response> The run broke <person>Clemens</person> ' 28-inning shutout streak , longest in the majors this season . </response>


<response> He pitched his fourth complete game , allowing eight hits with two walks and 11 strikeouts . </response>


Reliever Mark Acre ( 0-1 ) took the loss .

<response> Reliever <person>Mark Acre</person> ( 0-1 ) took the loss . </response>


In New York , Garret Anderson and Gary DiSarcina drove in two runs apiece in a five-run first inning and Jim Edmonds highlighted a six-run sixth with a bases-loaded double as the California Angels coasted to a 12-3 victory over the Yankees in the rubber game of their three-game series .

<response> In <location>New York</location> , <person>Garret Anderson</person> and <person>Gary DiSarcina</person> drove in two runs apiece in a five-run first inning and <person>Jim Edmonds</person> highlighted a six-run sixth with a bases-loaded double as the <organization>California Angels</organization> coasted to a 12-3 victory over the <organization>Yankees</organization> in the rubber game of their three-game series . </response>


The Angels battered Kenny Rogers ( 10-7 ) for five runs in the first .

<response> The <organization>Angels</organization> battered <person>Kenny Rogers</person> ( 10-7 ) for five runs in the first . </response>


The Yankees have allowed at least two runs in the first inning in six straight games , getting outscored 21-1 in the first inning in that span .

<response> The <organization>Yankees</organization> have allowed at least two runs in the first inning in six straight games , getting outscored 21-1 in the first inning in that span . </response>


Chuck Finley ( 12-12 ) snapped a four-game losing streak .

<response> <person>Chuck Finley</person> ( 12-12 ) snapped a four-game losing streak . </response>


In Kansas City , Travis Fryman doubled in the go-ahead run in the fifth and Melvin Nieves and Damion Easley belted two-run homers as the Detroit Tigers claimed a 10-3 win over the Royals , handing them their fifth straight loss .

<response> In <location>Kansas City</location> , <person>Travis Fryman</person> doubled in the go-ahead run in the fifth and <person>Melvin Nieves</person> and <person>Damion Easley</person> belted two-run homers as the <organization>Detroit Tigers</organization> claimed a 10-3 win over the <organization>Royals</organization> , handing them their fifth straight loss . </response>


The Tigers won their third straight and halted a seven-game road losing streak behind Justin Thompson ( 1-2 ) , who earned his first major-league win .

<response> The <organization>Tigers</organization> won their third straight and halted a seven-game road losing streak behind <person>Justin Thompson</person> ( 1-2 ) , who earned his first major-league win . </response>


Tim Belcher ( 12-8 ) was tagged for six runs and nine hits in eight innings .

<response> <person>Tim Belcher</person> ( 12-8 ) was tagged for six runs and nine hits in eight innings . </response>


At Minnesota , Ken Hill allowed two runs en route to his sixth complete game of the season and Rusty Greer added three hits , including a homer , and two RBI as the red-hot Texas Rangers routed the Twins 11-2 .

<response> At <location>Minnesota</location> , <person>Ken Hill</person> allowed two runs en route to his sixth complete game of the season and <person>Rusty Greer</person> added three hits , including a homer , and two <misc>RBI</misc> as the red-hot <organization>Texas Rangers</organization> routed the <organization>Twins</organization> 11-2 . </response>


The Rangers , who won for the 11th time in their last 13 games , have scored 45 runs in their last five contests .

<response> The <organization>Rangers</organization> , who won for the 11th time in their last 13 games , have scored 45 runs in their last five contests . </response>


Hill ( 14-7 ) allowed 10 hits .

<response> <person>Hill</person> ( 14-7 ) allowed 10 hits . </response>


<response> He has yielded just seven runs in his last four starts , covering 33 1/3 innings . </response>


In Chicago , Erik Hanson outdueled Alex Fernandez , and Jacob Brumfield drove in Otis Nixon with the game 's only run in the sixth inning as the Toronto Blue Jays blanked the White Sox 1-0 in a game shortened to six innings due to rain .

<response> In <location>Chicago</location> , <person>Erik Hanson</person> outdueled <person>Alex Fernandez</person> , and <person>Jacob Brumfield</person> drove in <person>Otis Nixon</person> with the game 's only run in the sixth inning as the <organization>Toronto Blue Jays</organization> blanked the <organization>White Sox</organization> 1-0 in a game shortened to six innings due to rain . </response>


Toronto won its fifth straight and handed the White Sox their seventh loss in nine games .

<response> <organization>Toronto</organization> won its fifth straight and handed the <organization>White Sox</organization> their seventh loss in nine games . </response>


Hanson ( 11-15 ) allowed three hits , walked three and struck out four to snap a personal three-game losing streak .

<response> <person>Hanson</person> ( 11-15 ) allowed three hits , walked three and struck out four to snap a personal three-game losing streak . </response>


Fernandez ( 12-8 ) scattered six hits .

<response> <person>Fernandez</person> ( 12-8 ) scattered six hits . </response>


SOCCER - SPORTING START NEW SEASON WITH A WIN .

<response> SOCCER - <organization>SPORTING</organization> START NEW SEASON WITH A WIN . </response>


LISBON 1996-08-23

<response> <location>LISBON</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Sporting 's Luis Miguel Predrosa scored the first goal of the new league season as the Lisbon side cruised to a 3-1 away win over SC Espinho on Friday .

<response> <organization>Sporting</organization> 's <person>Luis Miguel Predrosa</person> scored the first goal of the new league season as the <location>Lisbon</location> side cruised to a 3-1 away win over <organization>SC Espinho</organization> on Friday . </response>


Predrosa drilled a right-foot shot into the back of the net after 24 minutes to set Sporting on the way to victory .

<response> <person>Predrosa</person> drilled a right-foot shot into the back of the net after 24 minutes to set <organization>Sporting</organization> on the way to victory . </response>


Although Espinho 's Nail Besirovic put the home side back on terms in the 35th minute , Sporting quickly restored their lead .

<response> Although <organization>Espinho</organization> 's <person>Nail Besirovic</person> put the home side back on terms in the 35th minute , <organization>Sporting</organization> quickly restored their lead . </response>


Jose Luis Vidigal scored in the 38th minute and Mustapha Hadji added the third in the 57th .

<response> <person>Jose Luis Vidigal</person> scored in the 38th minute and <person>Mustapha Hadji</person> added the third in the 57th . </response>


The game was brought forward from Sunday when reigning champions Porto and Lisbon rivals Benfica play their first games of the season .

<response> The game was brought forward from Sunday when reigning champions <organization>Porto</organization> and <organization>Lisbon</organization> rivals <organization>Benfica</organization> play their first games of the season . </response>


SOCCER - PORTUGUESE FIRST DIVISION RESULT .

<response> SOCCER - <misc>PORTUGUESE</misc> FIRST DIVISION RESULT . </response>


LISBON 1996-08-23


Result of a Portuguese first

<response> Result of a <misc>Portuguese</misc> first </response>


division soccer match on Friday :

<response> division soccer match on Friday : </response>


Espinho 1 Sporting 3

<response> <organization>Espinho</organization> 1 <organization>Sporting</organization> 3 </response>


SOCCER - ST PAULI TAKE POINT WITH LATE FIGHTBACK .

<response> SOCCER - <organization>ST PAULI</organization> TAKE POINT WITH LATE FIGHTBACK . </response>


BONN 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BONN</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Hamburg side St Pauli , tipped as prime candidates for relegation , produced a stunning second-half fightback to draw 4-4 in their Bundesliga clash with Schalke on Friday .

<response> <location>Hamburg</location> side <organization>St Pauli</organization> , tipped as prime candidates for relegation , produced a stunning second-half fightback to draw 4-4 in their <misc>Bundesliga</misc> clash with <organization>Schalke</organization> on Friday . </response>


Schalke , who finished third last season , raced to a 3-1 lead at halftime .

<response> <organization>Schalke</organization> , who finished third last season , raced to a 3-1 lead at halftime . </response>


St Pauli pulled a goal back through Andre Trulsen but Schalke striker Martin Max restored his team 's two-goal cushion shortly afterwards .

<response> <organization>St Pauli</organization> pulled a goal back through <person>Andre Trulsen</person> but <organization>Schalke</organization> striker <person>Martin Max</person> restored his team 's two-goal cushion shortly afterwards . </response>


Christian Springer put St Pauli back in touch in the 64th minute and three minutes later they were level , thanks to a penalty from Thomas Sabotzik .

<response> <person>Christian Springer</person> put <organization>St Pauli</organization> back in touch in the 64th minute and three minutes later they were level , thanks to a penalty from <person>Thomas Sabotzik</person> . </response>


In the night 's only other match , Hamburg beat Hansa Rostock 1-0 , Karsten Baeron scoring the winner after some dazzling build-up from in-form midfielder Harald Spoerl .

<response> In the night 's only other match , <organization>Hamburg</organization> beat <organization>Hansa Rostock</organization> 1-0 , <person>Karsten Baeron</person> scoring the winner after some dazzling build-up from in-form midfielder <person>Harald Spoerl</person> . </response>


The win put Hamburg in second place in the German first division after three games , though that may change after the other sides play on Saturday .

<response> The win put <organization>Hamburg</organization> in second place in the <misc>German</misc> first division after three games , though that may change after the other sides play on Saturday . </response>


ATHLETICS - SALAH HISSOU BREAKS 10,000 METRES WORLD RECORD .

<response> ATHLETICS - <person>SALAH HISSOU</person> BREAKS 10,000 METRES WORLD RECORD . </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BRUSSELS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Morocco 's Salah Hissou broke the men 's 10,000 metres world record on Friday when he clocked 26 minutes 38.08 seconds at the Brussels grand prix on Friday .

<response> <location>Morocco</location> 's <person>Salah Hissou</person> broke the men 's 10,000 metres world record on Friday when he clocked 26 minutes 38.08 seconds at the <location>Brussels</location> grand prix on Friday . </response>


The previous mark of 26:43.53 was set by Ethiopia 's Haile Gebreselassie in the Dutch town of Hengelo in June last year .

<response> The previous mark of 26:43.53 was set by <location>Ethiopia</location> 's <person>Haile Gebreselassie</person> in the <misc>Dutch</misc> town of <location>Hengelo</location> in June last year . </response>


SOCCER - GERMAN FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES .

<response> SOCCER - <misc>GERMAN</misc> FIRST DIVISION SUMMARIES . </response>


BONN 1996-08-23


Summaries of Bundesliga matches on Friday :

<response> Summaries of <misc>Bundesliga</misc> matches on Friday : </response>


Hansa Rostock 0 Hamburg 1 ( Baeron 64th min ) .

<response> <organization>Hansa Rostock</organization> 0 <organization>Hamburg</organization> 1 ( <person>Baeron</person> 64th min ) . </response>


Halftime 0-0 .


Attendance 18,500 .

<response> Attendance 18,500 . </response>


St Pauli 4 ( Driller 15th , Trulsen 54th , Springer 64th , Sobotzik 67th penalty ) Schalke 4 ( Max 11th , Thon 34th , Wilmots 38th , Springer 64th ) .

<response> <organization>St Pauli</organization> 4 ( <person>Driller</person> 15th , <person>Trulsen</person> 54th , <person>Springer</person> 64th , <person>Sobotzik</person> 67th penalty ) <organization>Schalke</organization> 4 ( <person>Max</person> 11th , <person>Thon</person> 34th , <person>Wilmots</person> 38th , <person>Springer</person> 64th ) . </response>


1-3 .


19,775 .


SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE SUMMARY .

<response> SOCCER - <misc>FRENCH</misc> LEAGUE SUMMARY . </response>


PARIS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>PARIS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Summary of a French first division match on Friday .

<response> Summary of a <misc>French</misc> first division match on Friday . </response>


Nancy 0 Paris St Germain 0 .

<response> <organization>Nancy</organization> 0 <organization>Paris St Germain</organization> 0 . </response>


Attendance : 15,000 .

<response> Attendance : 15,000 . </response>


SOCCER - FRENCH LEAGUE RESULT .

<response> SOCCER - <misc>FRENCH</misc> LEAGUE RESULT . </response>


PARIS 1996-08-23


Result of a French first division match on Friday .

<response> Result of a <misc>French</misc> first division match on Friday . </response>


Nancy 0 Paris St Germain 0

<response> <organization>Nancy</organization> 0 <organization>Paris St Germain</organization> 0 </response>


SOCCER - GERMAN FIRST DIVISION RESULTS .

<response> SOCCER - <misc>GERMAN</misc> FIRST DIVISION RESULTS . </response>


BONN 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BONN</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Results of German first division

<response> Results of <misc>German</misc> first division </response>


soccer matches on Friday :

<response> soccer matches on Friday : </response>


St Pauli 4 Schalke 4

<response> <organization>St Pauli</organization> 4 <organization>Schalke</organization> 4 </response>


Hansa Rostock 0 Hamburg 1

<response> <organization>Hansa Rostock</organization> 0 <organization>Hamburg</organization> 1 </response>


ATHLETICS - MASTERKOVA BREAKS SECOND WORLD RECORD IN 10 DAYS .

<response> ATHLETICS - <person>MASTERKOVA</person> BREAKS SECOND WORLD RECORD IN 10 DAYS . </response>


Adrian Warner

<response> <person>Adrian Warner</person> </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BRUSSELS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Russia 's double Olympic champion Svetlana Masterkova smashed her second world record in just 10 days on Friday when she bettered the mark for the women 's 1,000 metres .

<response> <location>Russia</location> 's double <misc>Olympic</misc> champion <person>Svetlana Masterkova</person> smashed her second world record in just 10 days on Friday when she bettered the mark for the women 's 1,000 metres . </response>


After breaking the world record for the women 's mile in Zurich last Wednesday , the Olympic 800 and 1,500 metres champion clocked two minutes 28.98 seconds over 1,000 at the Brussels grand prix meeting .

<response> After breaking the world record for the women 's mile in <location>Zurich</location> last Wednesday , the <misc>Olympic</misc> 800 and 1,500 metres champion clocked two minutes 28.98 seconds over 1,000 at the <location>Brussels</location> grand prix meeting . </response>


The Russian ate up the ground in a swift last lap to shave 0.36 seconds off the previous best of 2:29.34 set by Mozambique 's Maria Mutola in the same stadium in August last year .

<response> The <misc>Russian</misc> ate up the ground in a swift last lap to shave 0.36 seconds off the previous best of 2:29.34 set by <location>Mozambique</location> 's <person>Maria Mutola</person> in the same stadium in August last year . </response>


Former world 800 champion Mutola pushed Masterkova all the way , finishing second in 2:29.66 .

<response> Former world 800 champion <person>Mutola</person> pushed <person>Masterkova</person> all the way , finishing second in 2:29.66 . </response>


But it was the Russian who picked up the bonus of $ 25,000 for the historic run in front of a capacity 40,000 crowd .

<response> But it was the <misc>Russian</misc> who picked up the bonus of $ 25,000 for the historic run in front of a capacity 40,000 crowd . </response>


Masterkova dominated the middle-distance races at the recent Atlanta Games following her return to competition this season after a three-year maternity break .

<response> <person>Masterkova</person> dominated the middle-distance races at the recent <misc>Atlanta Games</misc> following her return to competition this season after a three-year maternity break . </response>


In her first mile race at the richest meeting in Zurich last Wednesday , she slashed 3.05 seconds off the previous record .

<response> In her first mile race at the richest meeting in <location>Zurich</location> last Wednesday , she slashed 3.05 seconds off the previous record . </response>


The record of four minutes , 12.56 seconds in Zurich earned Masterkova a bonus of $ 50,000 plus one kilo of gold .

<response> The record of four minutes , 12.56 seconds in <location>Zurich</location> earned <person>Masterkova</person> a bonus of $ 50,000 plus one kilo of gold . </response>


After Friday 's performance the Russian will have earned well over $ 100,000 in less than a fortnight , taking her appearance money into account .

<response> After Friday 's performance the <misc>Russian</misc> will have earned well over $ 100,000 in less than a fortnight , taking her appearance money into account . </response>


Brussels organisers had laid a new track for the meeting comparable to the surface at the Atlanta Games but put down on a softer surface .

<response> <location>Brussels</location> organisers had laid a new track for the meeting comparable to the surface at the <misc>Atlanta Games</misc> but put down on a softer surface . </response>


Masterkova clearly enjoyed it .

<response> <person>Masterkova</person> clearly enjoyed it . </response>


Mutola looked threatening in the final 200 metres but the Russian found an extra gear to power home several strides ahead , pointing at the time on the clock with delight as she crossed the line .

<response> <person>Mutola</person> looked threatening in the final 200 metres but the <misc>Russian</misc> found an extra gear to power home several strides ahead , pointing at the time on the clock with delight as she crossed the line . </response>


<response> ATHLETICS - WOMEN 'S 1,000 METRES WORLD RECORD EVOLUTION . </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23


Evolution of the women 's 1,000

<response> Evolution of the women 's 1,000 </response>


<response> metres world record ( tabulated under time , name / nationality , </response>


venue , date ) :


2:30.67 Christine Wachtel ( Germany ) Berlin 17.8.90

<response> 2:30.67 <person>Christine Wachtel</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) <location>Berlin</location> 17.8.90 </response>


2:29.34 Maria Mutola ( Mozambique ) Brussels 25.8.95

<response> 2:29.34 <person>Maria Mutola</person> ( <location>Mozambique</location> ) <location>Brussels</location> 25.8.95 </response>


2:28.98 Svetlana Masterkova ( Russia ) Brussels 23.8.96

<response> 2:28.98 <person>Svetlana Masterkova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) <location>Brussels</location> 23.8.96 </response>


ATHLETICS - MASTERKOVA BREAKS WOMEN 'S WORLD 1,000 RECORD .

<response> ATHLETICS - <person>MASTERKOVA</person> BREAKS WOMEN 'S WORLD 1,000 RECORD . </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BRUSSELS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Russian Svetlana Masterkova broke the women 's world 1,000 metres record on Friday when she clocked an unofficial two minutes 28.99 seconds at the Brussels grand prix .

<response> <misc>Russian</misc> <person>Svetlana Masterkova</person> broke the women 's world 1,000 metres record on Friday when she clocked an unofficial two minutes 28.99 seconds at the <location>Brussels</location> grand prix . </response>


The previous mark of 2:29.34 was set by Mozambique 's Maria Mutola here on August 25 last year .

<response> The previous mark of 2:29.34 was set by <location>Mozambique</location> 's <person>Maria Mutola</person> here on August 25 last year . </response>


<response> The time was officially adjusted to 2:28.98 . </response>


GOLF - GERMAN OPEN SECOND ROUND SCORES .

<response> GOLF - <misc>GERMAN OPEN</misc> SECOND ROUND SCORES . </response>


STUTTGART , Germany 1996-08-23

<response> <location>STUTTGART</location> , <location>Germany</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Leading second round

<response> Leading second round </response>


scores in the German Open golf championship on Friday ( Britain

<response> scores in the <misc>German Open</misc> golf championship on Friday ( <location>Britain</location> </response>


unless stated ) :

<response> unless stated ) : </response>


128 Ian Woosnam 64 64

<response> 128 <person>Ian Woosnam</person> 64 64 </response>


129 Robert Karlsson ( Sweden ) 67 62

<response> 129 <person>Robert Karlsson</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) 67 62 </response>


130 Fernando Roca ( Spain ) 66 64 , Ian Pyman 66 64

<response> 130 <person>Fernando Roca</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 66 64 , <person>Ian Pyman</person> 66 64 </response>


131 Carl Suneson 65 66 , Stephen Field 66 65

<response> 131 <person>Carl Suneson</person> 65 66 , <person>Stephen Field</person> 66 65 </response>


132 Miguel Angel Martin ( Spain ) 66 66 , Raymond Russell 63 69 ,

<response> 132 <person>Miguel Angel Martin</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 66 66 , <person>Raymond Russell</person> 63 69 , </response>


Thomas Gogele ( Germany ) 67 65 , Paul Broadhurst 62 70 ,

<response> <person>Thomas Gogele</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 67 65 , <person>Paul Broadhurst</person> 62 70 , </response>


Diego Borrego ( Spain ) 69 63

<response> <person>Diego Borrego</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 69 63 </response>


133 Ricky Willison 69 64 , Stephen Ames ( Trinidad and Tobago )

<response> 133 <person>Ricky Willison</person> 69 64 , <person>Stephen Ames</person> ( <location>Trinidad and Tobago</location> ) </response>


68 65 , Eamonn Darcy ( Ireland ) 65 68

<response> 68 65 , <person>Eamonn Darcy</person> ( <location>Ireland</location> ) 65 68 </response>


134 Robert Coles 68 66 , David Williams 67 67 , Thomas Bjorn

<response> 134 <person>Robert Coles</person> 68 66 , <person>David Williams</person> 67 67 , <person>Thomas Bjorn</person> </response>


( Denmark ) 66 68 , Pedro Linhart ( Spain ) 67 67 , Michael

<response> ( <location>Denmark</location> ) 66 68 , <person>Pedro Linhart</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 67 67 , <person>Michael</person> </response>


Jonzon ( Sweden ) 67 67 , Roger Chapman 72 62 , Jonathan Lomas

<response> <person>Jonzon</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) 67 67 , <person>Roger Chapman</person> 72 62 , <person>Jonathan Lomas</person> </response>


67 67 , Francisco Cea ( Spain ) 68 66

<response> 67 67 , <person>Francisco Cea</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 68 66 </response>


135 Terry Price ( Australia ) 67 68 , Paul Eales 67 68 , Wayne

<response> 135 <person>Terry Price</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 67 68 , <person>Paul Eales</person> 67 68 , <person>Wayne</person> </response>


Riley ( Australia ) 64 71 , Carl Mason 69 66 , Barry Lane

<response> <person>Riley</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 64 71 , <person>Carl Mason</person> 69 66 , <person>Barry Lane</person> </response>


68 67 , Bernhard Langer ( Germany ) 64 71 , Gary Orr 67 68 ,

<response> 68 67 , <person>Bernhard Langer</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 64 71 , <person>Gary Orr</person> 67 68 , </response>


Mats Lanner ( Sweden ) 64 71 , Jeff Hawksworth 67 68 , Des

<response> <person>Mats Lanner</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) 64 71 , <person>Jeff Hawksworth</person> 67 68 , <person>Des</person> </response>


Smyth ( Ireland ) 66 69 , David Carter 66 69 , Steve Webster

<response> <person>Smyth</person> ( <location>Ireland</location> ) 66 69 , <person>David Carter</person> 66 69 , <person>Steve Webster</person> </response>


69 66 , Jose Maria Canizares ( Spain ) 67 68 , Paul Lawrie

<response> 69 66 , <person>Jose Maria Canizares</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 67 68 , <person>Paul Lawrie</person> </response>


66 69


ATHLETICS - MITCHELL UPSTAGES TRIO OF OLYMPIC SPRINT CHAMPIONS .

<response> ATHLETICS - <person>MITCHELL</person> UPSTAGES TRIO OF <misc>OLYMPIC</misc> SPRINT CHAMPIONS . </response>


Adrian Warner

<response> <person>Adrian Warner</person> </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BRUSSELS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


American Dennis Mitchell upstaged a trio of past and present Olympic 100 metres champions on Friday with a storming victory at the Brussels grand prix .

<response> <misc>American</misc> <person>Dennis Mitchell</person> upstaged a trio of past and present <misc>Olympic</misc> 100 metres champions on Friday with a storming victory at the <location>Brussels</location> grand prix . </response>


Sporting his customary bright green outfit , the U.S. champion clocked 10.03 seconds despite damp conditions to take the scalp of Canada 's reigning Olympic champion Donovan Bailey , 1992 champion Linford Christie of Britain and American 1984 and 1988 champion Carl Lewis .

<response> <organization>Sporting</organization> his customary bright green outfit , the <location>U.S.</location> champion clocked 10.03 seconds despite damp conditions to take the scalp of <location>Canada</location> 's reigning <misc>Olympic</misc> champion <person>Donovan Bailey</person> , 1992 champion <person>Linford Christie</person> of <location>Britain</location> and <misc>American</misc> 1984 and 1988 champion <person>Carl Lewis</person> . </response>


Mitchell also beat world and Olympic champion Bailey at the most lucrative meeting in the sport in Zurich last week .

<response> <person>Mitchell</person> also beat world and <misc>Olympic</misc> champion <person>Bailey</person> at the most lucrative meeting in the sport in <location>Zurich</location> last week . </response>


The American , who finished fourth at the Atlanta Games , was fast out of his blocks and held off Bailey 's late burst in the final 20 metres before heading off for a lap of celebration .

<response> The <misc>American</misc> , who finished fourth at the <misc>Atlanta Games</misc> , was fast out of his blocks and held off <person>Bailey</person> 's late burst in the final 20 metres before heading off for a lap of celebration . </response>


The Canadian was second in 10.09 with Lewis third in 10.10 , ahead of Atlanta bronze medallist Ato Boldon who clocked 10.12 in fourth .

<response> The <misc>Canadian</misc> was second in 10.09 with <person>Lewis</person> third in 10.10 , ahead of <location>Atlanta</location> bronze medallist <person>Ato Boldon</person> who clocked 10.12 in fourth . </response>


Christie , competing in what is expected to be his last major international meeting , finished fifth in 10.14 .

<response> <person>Christie</person> , competing in what is expected to be his last major international meeting , finished fifth in 10.14 . </response>


Lewis , making a rare appearance in Europe in a sprint race , left the track with a slight limp .

<response> <person>Lewis</person> , making a rare appearance in <location>Europe</location> in a sprint race , left the track with a slight limp . </response>


American Olympic high hurdles champion Allen Johnson defied the wet conditions to produce a brilliant 12.92 seconds in the 110 metres race , just 0.01 outside the world record held by Britain 's Colin Jackson .

<response> <misc>American Olympic</misc> high hurdles champion <person>Allen Johnson</person> defied the wet conditions to produce a brilliant 12.92 seconds in the 110 metres race , just 0.01 outside the world record held by <location>Britain</location> 's <person>Colin Jackson</person> . </response>


Johnson ran the same time at the U.S. Olympic trials in Atlanta in June to become the second equal fastest hurdler of all time with American Roger Kingdom .

<response> <person>Johnson</person> ran the same time at the <location>U.S.</location> <misc>Olympic</misc> trials in <location>Atlanta</location> in June to become the second equal fastest hurdler of all time with <misc>American</misc> <person>Roger Kingdom</person> . </response>


He seemed to relish the new track at the Brussels meeting , dominating the race from start to finish with a slight wind at his back .

<response> He seemed to relish the new track at the <location>Brussels</location> meeting , dominating the race from start to finish with a slight wind at his back . </response>


Jackson , the only man to have run faster , could not live with his speed , taking second in 13.24 seconds .

<response> <person>Jackson</person> , the only man to have run faster , could not live with his speed , taking second in 13.24 seconds . </response>


<response> The rain was pelting down when the women 's high hurdlers stepped up for their 100 metres race . </response>


But Sweden 's Olympic high hurdles champion Ludmila Engquist , who crashed out of last week 's meeting in Zurich after hitting a hurdle , also kept her footing perfectly to win in a fast 12.60 seconds .

<response> But <location>Sweden</location> 's <misc>Olympic</misc> high hurdles champion <person>Ludmila Engquist</person> , who crashed out of last week 's meeting in <location>Zurich</location> after hitting a hurdle , also kept her footing perfectly to win in a fast 12.60 seconds . </response>


Olympic silver medallist Brigita Bukovec of Slovenia could finish only fifth in the race in 12.95 .

<response> <misc>Olympic</misc> silver medallist <person>Brigita Bukovec</person> of <location>Slovenia</location> could finish only fifth in the race in 12.95 . </response>


Jamaican Commonwealth champion Michelle Freeman took second in 12.77 ahead of Cuban Aliuska Lopez .

<response> <misc>Jamaican</misc> <organization>Commonwealth</organization> champion <person>Michelle Freeman</person> took second in 12.77 ahead of <misc>Cuban</misc> <person>Aliuska Lopez</person> . </response>


The Zurich fall cost Engquist a shot at a jackpot of 20 one-kg gold bars which can be won by athletes who clinch their events at all of the Golden Four series in Oslo , Zurich , Brussels and Berlin .

<response> The <location>Zurich</location> fall cost <person>Engquist</person> a shot at a jackpot of 20 one-kg gold bars which can be won by athletes who clinch their events at all of the <misc>Golden Four</misc> series in <location>Oslo</location> , <location>Zurich</location> , <location>Brussels</location> and <location>Berlin</location> . </response>


Seven athletes went into Friday 's penultimate meeting of the series with a chance of winning the prize and American men 's 400 metres hurdles champion Derrick Adkins kept his hopes alive in the competition by winning his event in 47.93 .

<response> Seven athletes went into Friday 's penultimate meeting of the series with a chance of winning the prize and <misc>American</misc> men 's 400 metres hurdles champion <person>Derrick Adkins</person> kept his hopes alive in the competition by winning his event in 47.93 . </response>


American Olympic champion Gail Devers clocked a swift 10.84 seconds on her way to victory in the women 's 100 metres , the second fastest time of the season and 0.10 seconds faster than her winning time in Atlanta .

<response> <misc>American Olympic</misc> champion <person>Gail Devers</person> clocked a swift 10.84 seconds on her way to victory in the women 's 100 metres , the second fastest time of the season and 0.10 seconds faster than her winning time in <location>Atlanta</location> . </response>


Jamaican veteran Merlene Ottey , who beat Devers in Zurich after just missing out on the gold medal in Atlanta after a photo finish , had to settle for third place in 11.04 .

<response> <misc>Jamaican</misc> veteran <person>Merlene Ottey</person> , who beat <person>Devers</person> in <location>Zurich</location> after just missing out on the gold medal in <location>Atlanta</location> after a photo finish , had to settle for third place in 11.04 . </response>


American world champion Gwen Torrence , the bronze medallist in Atlanta , was second in 11.00 .

<response> <misc>American</misc> world champion <person>Gwen Torrence</person> , the bronze medallist in <location>Atlanta</location> , was second in 11.00 . </response>


It was a costly defeat for Ottey since it threw her out of the race for the Golden Four jackpot .

<response> It was a costly defeat for <person>Ottey</person> since it threw her out of the race for the <misc>Golden Four</misc> jackpot . </response>


ATHLETICS - BRUSSELS GRAND PRIX RESULTS .

<response> ATHLETICS - <misc>BRUSSELS GRAND PRIX</misc> RESULTS . </response>


BRUSSELS 1996-08-23

<response> <location>BRUSSELS</location> 1996-08-23 </response>


Leading results in the Brussels

<response> Leading results in the <misc>Brussels</misc> </response>


Grand Prix athletics meeting on Friday :

<response> <misc>Grand Prix</misc> athletics meeting on Friday : </response>


Women 's discus


1. Ilke Wyludda ( Germany ) 66.60 metres

<response> 1. <person>Ilke Wyludda</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 66.60 metres </response>


2. Ellina Zvereva ( Belarus ) 65.66

<response> 2. <person>Ellina Zvereva</person> ( <location>Belarus</location> ) 65.66 </response>


3. Franka Dietzsch ( Germany ) 61.74

<response> 3. <person>Franka Dietzsch</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 61.74 </response>


4. Natalya Sadova ( Russia ) 61.64

<response> 4. <person>Natalya Sadova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 61.64 </response>


5. Mette Bergmann ( Norway ) 61.44

<response> 5. <person>Mette Bergmann</person> ( <location>Norway</location> ) 61.44 </response>


6. Nicoleta Grasu ( Romania ) 61.36

<response> 6. <person>Nicoleta Grasu</person> ( <location>Romania</location> ) 61.36 </response>


7. Olga Chernyavskaya ( Russia ) 60.46

<response> 7. <person>Olga Chernyavskaya</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 60.46 </response>


8. Irina Yatchenko ( Belarus ) 58.92

<response> 8. <person>Irina Yatchenko</person> ( <location>Belarus</location> ) 58.92 </response>


Women 's 100 metres hurdles

<response> Women 's 100 metres hurdles </response>


1. Ludmila Engquist ( Sweden ) 12.60 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Ludmila Engquist</person> ( <location>Sweden</location> ) 12.60 seconds </response>


2. Michelle Freeman ( Jamaica ) 12.77

<response> 2. <person>Michelle Freeman</person> ( <location>Jamaica</location> ) 12.77 </response>


3. Aliuska Lopez ( Cuba ) 12.85

<response> 3. <person>Aliuska Lopez</person> ( <location>Cuba</location> ) 12.85 </response>


4. Dionne Rose ( Jamaica ) 12.88

<response> 4. <person>Dionne Rose</person> ( <location>Jamaica</location> ) 12.88 </response>


5. Brigita Bukovec ( Slovakia ) 12.95

<response> 5. <person>Brigita Bukovec</person> ( <location>Slovakia</location> ) 12.95 </response>


6. Yulia Graudin ( Russia ) 12.96

<response> 6. <person>Yulia Graudin</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 12.96 </response>


7. Julie Baumann ( Switzerland ) 13.36

<response> 7. <person>Julie Baumann</person> ( <location>Switzerland</location> ) 13.36 </response>


8. Patricia Girard-Leno ( France ) 13.36

<response> 8. <person>Patricia Girard-Leno</person> ( <location>France</location> ) 13.36 </response>


9. Dawn Bowles ( U.S. ) 13.53

<response> 9. <person>Dawn Bowles</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 13.53 </response>


Men 's 110 metres hurdles

<response> Men 's 110 metres hurdles </response>


1. Allen Johnson ( U.S. ) 12.92 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Allen Johnson</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 12.92 seconds </response>


2. Colin Jackson ( Britain ) 13.24

<response> 2. <person>Colin Jackson</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 13.24 </response>


3. Emilio Valle ( Cuba ) 13.33

<response> 3. <person>Emilio Valle</person> ( <location>Cuba</location> ) 13.33 </response>


4. Sven Pieters ( Belgium ) 13.37

<response> 4. <person>Sven Pieters</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 13.37 </response>


5. Steve Brown ( U.S. ) 13.38

<response> 5. <person>Steve Brown</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 13.38 </response>


6. Frank Asselman ( Belgium ) 13.64

<response> 6. <person>Frank Asselman</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 13.64 </response>


7. Hubert Grossard ( Belgium ) 13.65

<response> 7. <person>Hubert Grossard</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 13.65 </response>


8. Jonathan N'Senga ( Belgium ) 13.66

<response> 8. <person>Jonathan N'Senga</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 13.66 </response>


9. Johan Lisabeth ( Belgium ) 13.75

<response> 9. <person>Johan Lisabeth</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 13.75 </response>


Women 's 5,000 metres

<response> Women 's 5,000 metres </response>


1. Roberta Brunet ( Italy ) 14 minutes 48.96 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Roberta Brunet</person> ( <location>Italy</location> ) 14 minutes 48.96 seconds </response>


2. Fernanda Ribeiro ( Portugal ) 14:49.81

<response> 2. <person>Fernanda Ribeiro</person> ( <location>Portugal</location> ) 14:49.81 </response>


3. Sally Barsosio ( Kenya ) 14:58.29

<response> 3. <person>Sally Barsosio</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 14:58.29 </response>


4. Paula Radcliffe ( Britain ) 14:59.70

<response> 4. <person>Paula Radcliffe</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 14:59.70 </response>


5. Julia Vaquero ( Spain ) 15:04.94

<response> 5. <person>Julia Vaquero</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 15:04.94 </response>


6. Catherine McKiernan ( Ireland ) 15:07.57

<response> 6. <person>Catherine McKiernan</person> ( <location>Ireland</location> ) 15:07.57 </response>


7. Annette Peters ( U.S. ) 15:07.85

<response> 7. <person>Annette Peters</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 15:07.85 </response>


8. Pauline Konga ( Kenya ) 15:11.40

<response> 8. <person>Pauline Konga</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 15:11.40 </response>


Men 's 100 metres

<response> Men 's 100 metres </response>


1. Dennis Mitchell ( U.S. ) 10.03 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Dennis Mitchell</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 10.03 seconds </response>


2. Donovan Bailey ( Canada ) 10.09

<response> 2. <person>Donovan Bailey</person> ( <location>Canada</location> ) 10.09 </response>


3. Carl Lewis ( U.S. ) 10.10

<response> 3. <person>Carl Lewis</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 10.10 </response>


4. Ato Boldon ( Trinidad ) 10.12

<response> 4. <person>Ato Boldon</person> ( <location>Trinidad</location> ) 10.12 </response>


5. Linford Christie ( Britain ) 10.14

<response> 5. <person>Linford Christie</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 10.14 </response>


6. Davidson Ezinwa ( Nigeria ) 10.15

<response> 6. <person>Davidson Ezinwa</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 10.15 </response>


7. Jon Drummond ( U.S. ) 10.16

<response> 7. <person>Jon Drummond</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 10.16 </response>


8. Bruny Surin ( Canada ) 10.30

<response> 8. <person>Bruny Surin</person> ( <location>Canada</location> ) 10.30 </response>


Men 's 400 metres hurdles

<response> Men 's 400 metres hurdles </response>


1. Derrick Adkins ( U.S. ) 47.93 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Derrick Adkins</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 47.93 seconds </response>


2. Samuel Matete ( Zambia ) 47.99

<response> 2. <person>Samuel Matete</person> ( <location>Zambia</location> ) 47.99 </response>


3. Rohan Robinson ( Australia ) 48.86

<response> 3. <person>Rohan Robinson</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 48.86 </response>


4. Torrance Zellner ( U.S. ) 49.06

<response> 4. <person>Torrance Zellner</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 49.06 </response>


5. Jean-Paul Bruwier ( Belgium ) 49.24

<response> 5. <person>Jean-Paul Bruwier</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 49.24 </response>


6. Dusan Kovacs ( Hungary ) 49.31

<response> 6. <person>Dusan Kovacs</person> ( <location>Hungary</location> ) 49.31 </response>


7. Calvin Davis ( U.S. ) 49.49

<response> 7. <person>Calvin Davis</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 49.49 </response>


8. Laurent Ottoz ( Italy ) 49.61

<response> 8. <person>Laurent Ottoz</person> ( <location>Italy</location> ) 49.61 </response>


9. Marc Dollendorf ( Belgium ) 50.36

<response> 9. <person>Marc Dollendorf</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 50.36 </response>


Women 's 100 metres

<response> Women 's 100 metres </response>


1. Gail Devers ( U.S. ) 10.84 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Gail Devers</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 10.84 seconds </response>


2. Gwen Torrence ( U.S. ) 11.00

<response> 2. <person>Gwen Torrence</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 11.00 </response>


3. Merlene Ottey ( Jamaica ) 11.04

<response> 3. <person>Merlene Ottey</person> ( <location>Jamaica</location> ) 11.04 </response>


4. Mary Onyali ( Nigeria ) 11.09

<response> 4. <person>Mary Onyali</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 11.09 </response>


5. Chryste Gaines ( U.S. ) 11.18

<response> 5. <person>Chryste Gaines</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 11.18 </response>


6. Zhanna Pintusevich ( Ukraine ) 11.27

<response> 6. <person>Zhanna Pintusevich</person> ( <location>Ukraine</location> ) 11.27 </response>


7. Irina Privalova ( Russia ) 11.28

<response> 7. <person>Irina Privalova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 11.28 </response>


8. Natalia Voronova ( Russia ) 11.28

<response> 8. <person>Natalia Voronova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 11.28 </response>


9. Juliet Cuthbert ( Jamaica ) 11.31

<response> 9. <person>Juliet Cuthbert</person> ( <location>Jamaica</location> ) 11.31 </response>


Women 's 1,500 metres

<response> Women 's 1,500 metres </response>


1. Regina Jacobs ( U.S. ) 4 minutes 01.77 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Regina Jacobs</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 4 minutes 01.77 seconds </response>


2. Patricia Djate ( France ) 4:02.26

<response> 2. <person>Patricia Djate</person> ( <location>France</location> ) 4:02.26 </response>


3. Carla Sacramento ( Portugal ) 4:02.67

<response> 3. <person>Carla Sacramento</person> ( <location>Portugal</location> ) 4:02.67 </response>


4. Yekaterina Podkopayeva ( Russia ) 4:04.78

<response> 4. <person>Yekaterina Podkopayeva</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 4:04.78 </response>


5. Margret Crowley ( Australia ) 4:05.00

<response> 5. <person>Margret Crowley</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 4:05.00 </response>


6. Leah Pells ( Canada ) 4:05.64

<response> 6. <person>Leah Pells</person> ( <location>Canada</location> ) 4:05.64 </response>


7. Sarah Thorsett ( U.S. ) 4:06.80

<response> 7. <person>Sarah Thorsett</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 4:06.80 </response>


8. Sinead Delahunty ( Ireland ) 4:07.27

<response> 8. <person>Sinead Delahunty</person> ( <location>Ireland</location> ) 4:07.27 </response>


3,000 metres steeplechase

<response> 3,000 metres steeplechase </response>


1. Joseph Keter ( Kenya ) 8 minutes 10.02 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Joseph Keter</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8 minutes 10.02 seconds </response>


2. Patrick Sang ( Kenya ) 8:12.04

<response> 2. <person>Patrick Sang</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:12.04 </response>


3. Moses Kiptanui ( Kenya ) 8:12.65

<response> 3. <person>Moses Kiptanui</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:12.65 </response>


4. Gideon Chirchir ( Kenya ) 8:15.69

<response> 4. <person>Gideon Chirchir</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:15.69 </response>


5. Richard Kosgei ( Kenya ) 8:16.80

<response> 5. <person>Richard Kosgei</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:16.80 </response>


6. Larbi El Khattabi ( Morocco ) 8:17.29

<response> 6. <person>Larbi El Khattabi</person> ( <location>Morocco</location> ) 8:17.29 </response>


7. Eliud Barngetuny ( Kenya ) 8:17.66

<response> 7. <person>Eliud Barngetuny</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:17.66 </response>


8. Bernard Barmasai ( Kenya ) 8:17.94

<response> 8. <person>Bernard Barmasai</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 8:17.94 </response>


Men 's 400 metres

<response> Men 's 400 metres </response>


1. Michael Johnson ( U.S. ) 44.29 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Michael Johnson</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 44.29 seconds </response>


2. Derek Mills ( U.S. ) 44.78

<response> 2. <person>Derek Mills</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 44.78 </response>


3. Anthuan Maybank ( U.S. ) 44.92

<response> 3. <person>Anthuan Maybank</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 44.92 </response>


4. Davis Kamoga ( Uganda ) 44.96

<response> 4. <person>Davis Kamoga</person> ( <location>Uganda</location> ) 44.96 </response>


5. Jamie Baulch ( Britain ) 45.08

<response> 5. <person>Jamie Baulch</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 45.08 </response>


6. Sunday Bada ( Nigeria ) 45.21

<response> 6. <person>Sunday Bada</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 45.21 </response>


7. Samson Kitur ( Kenya ) 45.34

<response> 7. <person>Samson Kitur</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 45.34 </response>


8. Mark Richardson ( Britain ) 45.67

<response> 8. <person>Mark Richardson</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 45.67 </response>


9. Jason Rouser ( U.S. ) 46.11

<response> 9. <person>Jason Rouser</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 46.11 </response>


Men 's 200 metres

<response> Men 's 200 metres </response>


1. Frankie Fredericks ( Namibia ) 19.92 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Frankie Fredericks</person> ( <location>Namibia</location> ) 19.92 seconds </response>


2. Ato Boldon ( Trinidad ) 19.99

<response> 2. <person>Ato Boldon</person> ( <location>Trinidad</location> ) 19.99 </response>


3. Jeff Williams ( U.S. ) 20.21

<response> 3. <person>Jeff Williams</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 20.21 </response>


4. Jon Drummond ( U.S. ) 20.42

<response> 4. <person>Jon Drummond</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 20.42 </response>


5. Patrick Stevens ( Belgium ) 20.42

<response> 5. <person>Patrick Stevens</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 20.42 </response>


6. Michael Marsh ( U.S. ) 20.43

<response> 6. <person>Michael Marsh</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 20.43 </response>


7. Ivan Garcia ( Cuba ) 20.45

<response> 7. <person>Ivan Garcia</person> ( <location>Cuba</location> ) 20.45 </response>


8. Eric Wymeersch ( Belgium ) 20.84

<response> 8. <person>Eric Wymeersch</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 20.84 </response>


9. Lamont Smith ( U.S. ) 21.08

<response> 9. <person>Lamont Smith</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 21.08 </response>


Women 's 1,000 metres

<response> Women 's 1,000 metres </response>


1. Svetlana Masterkova ( Russia ) 2 minutes 28.98 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Svetlana Masterkova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 2 minutes 28.98 seconds </response>


( world record )


2. Maria Mutola ( Mozambique ) 2:29.66

<response> 2. <person>Maria Mutola</person> ( <location>Mozambique</location> ) 2:29.66 </response>


3. Malgorzata Rydz ( Poland ) 2:39.00

<response> 3. <person>Malgorzata Rydz</person> ( <location>Poland</location> ) 2:39.00 </response>


4. Anja Smolders ( Belgium ) 2:43.06

<response> 4. <person>Anja Smolders</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 2:43.06 </response>


5. Veerle De Jaeghere ( Belgium ) 2:43.18

<response> 5. <person>Veerle De Jaeghere</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 2:43.18 </response>


6. Eleonora Berlanda ( Italy ) 2:43.44

<response> 6. <person>Eleonora Berlanda</person> ( <location>Italy</location> ) 2:43.44 </response>


7. Anneke Matthijs ( Belgium ) 2:43.82

<response> 7. <person>Anneke Matthijs</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 2:43.82 </response>


8. Jacqueline Martin ( Spain ) 2:44.22

<response> 8. <person>Jacqueline Martin</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 2:44.22 </response>


Women 's 200 metres

<response> Women 's 200 metres </response>


1. Mary Onyali ( Nigeria ) 22.42 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Mary Onyali</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 22.42 seconds </response>


2. Inger Miller ( U.S. ) 22.66

<response> 2. <person>Inger Miller</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 22.66 </response>


3. Irina Privalova ( Russia ) 22.68

<response> 3. <person>Irina Privalova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 22.68 </response>


4. Natalia Voronova ( Russia ) 22.73

<response> 4. <person>Natalia Voronova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 22.73 </response>


5. Marina Trandenkova ( Russia ) 22.84

<response> 5. <person>Marina Trandenkova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 22.84 </response>


6. Chandra Sturrup ( Bahamas ) 22.85

<response> 6. <person>Chandra Sturrup</person> ( <location>Bahamas</location> ) 22.85 </response>


7. Zundra Feagin ( U.S. ) 23.18

<response> 7. <person>Zundra Feagin</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 23.18 </response>


8. Galina Malchugina ( Russia ) 23.25

<response> 8. <person>Galina Malchugina</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 23.25 </response>


Women 's 400 metres

<response> Women 's 400 metres </response>


1. Cathy Freeman ( Australia ) 49.48 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Cathy Freeman</person> ( <location>Australia</location> ) 49.48 seconds </response>


2. Marie-Jose Perec ( France ) 49.72

<response> 2. <person>Marie-Jose Perec</person> ( <location>France</location> ) 49.72 </response>


3. Falilat Ogunkoya ( Nigeria ) 49.97

<response> 3. <person>Falilat Ogunkoya</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 49.97 </response>


4. Pauline Davis ( Bahamas ) 50.14

<response> 4. <person>Pauline Davis</person> ( <location>Bahamas</location> ) 50.14 </response>


5. Fatima Yussuf ( Nigeria ) 50.14

<response> 5. <person>Fatima Yussuf</person> ( <location>Nigeria</location> ) 50.14 </response>


6. Maicel Malone ( U.S. ) 50.51

<response> 6. <person>Maicel Malone</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 50.51 </response>


7. Hana Benesova ( Czech Republic ) 51.71

<response> 7. <person>Hana Benesova</person> ( <location>Czech Republic</location> ) 51.71 </response>


8. Ann Mercken ( Belgium ) 53.55

<response> 8. <person>Ann Mercken</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 53.55 </response>


Men 's 3,000 metres

<response> Men 's 3,000 metres </response>


1. Daniel Komen ( Kenya ) 7 minutes 25.87 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Daniel Komen</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 7 minutes 25.87 seconds </response>


2. Khalid Boulami ( Morocco ) 7:31.65

<response> 2. <person>Khalid Boulami</person> ( <location>Morocco</location> ) 7:31.65 </response>


3. Bob Kennedy ( U.S. ) 7:31.69

<response> 3. <person>Bob Kennedy</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 7:31.69 </response>


4. El Hassane Lahssini ( Morocco ) 7:32.44

<response> 4. <person>El Hassane Lahssini</person> ( <location>Morocco</location> ) 7:32.44 </response>


5. Thomas Nyariki ( Kenya ) 7:35.56

<response> 5. <person>Thomas Nyariki</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 7:35.56 </response>


6. Noureddine Morceli ( Algeria ) 7:36.81

<response> 6. <person>Noureddine Morceli</person> ( <location>Algeria</location> ) 7:36.81 </response>


7. Fita Bayesa ( Ethiopia ) 7:38.09

<response> 7. <person>Fita Bayesa</person> ( <location>Ethiopia</location> ) 7:38.09 </response>


8. Martin Keino ( Kenya ) 7:38.88

<response> 8. <person>Martin Keino</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 7:38.88 </response>


Men 's discus


1. Lars Riedel ( Germany ) 66.74 metres

<response> 1. <person>Lars Riedel</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 66.74 metres </response>


2. Anthony Washington ( U.S. ) 66.72

<response> 2. <person>Anthony Washington</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 66.72 </response>


3. Vladimir Dubrovshchik ( Belarus ) 64.02

<response> 3. <person>Vladimir Dubrovshchik</person> ( <location>Belarus</location> ) 64.02 </response>


4. Virgilius Alekna ( Lithuania ) 63.62

<response> 4. <person>Virgilius Alekna</person> ( <location>Lithuania</location> ) 63.62 </response>


5. Juergen Schult ( Germany ) 63.48

<response> 5. <person>Juergen Schult</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 63.48 </response>


6. Vassiliy Kaptyukh ( Belarus ) 61.80

<response> 6. <person>Vassiliy Kaptyukh</person> ( <location>Belarus</location> ) 61.80 </response>


7. Vaclavas Kidikas ( Lithuania ) 60.92

<response> 7. <person>Vaclavas Kidikas</person> ( <location>Lithuania</location> ) 60.92 </response>


8. Michael Mollenbeck ( Germany ) 59.24

<response> 8. <person>Michael Mollenbeck</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 59.24 </response>


Men 's triple jump

<response> Men 's triple jump </response>


1. Jonathan Edwards ( Britain ) 17.50 metres

<response> 1. <person>Jonathan Edwards</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 17.50 metres </response>


2. Yoelvis Quesada ( Cuba ) 17.29

<response> 2. <person>Yoelvis Quesada</person> ( <location>Cuba</location> ) 17.29 </response>


3. Brian Wellman ( Bermuda ) 17.05

<response> 3. <person>Brian Wellman</person> ( <location>Bermuda</location> ) 17.05 </response>


4. Kenny Harrison ( U.S. ) 16.97

<response> 4. <person>Kenny Harrison</person> ( <location>U.S.</location> ) 16.97 </response>


5. Gennadi Markov ( Russia ) 16.66

<response> 5. <person>Gennadi Markov</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 16.66 </response>


6. Francis Agyepong ( Britain ) 16.63

<response> 6. <person>Francis Agyepong</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 16.63 </response>


7. Rogel Nachum ( Israel ) 16.36

<response> 7. <person>Rogel Nachum</person> ( <location>Israel</location> ) 16.36 </response>


8. Sigurd Njerve ( Norway ) 16.35

<response> 8. <person>Sigurd Njerve</person> ( <location>Norway</location> ) 16.35 </response>


Men 's 1,500 metres

<response> Men 's 1,500 metres </response>


1. Hicham El Guerrouj ( Morocco ) three minutes 29.05 seconds

<response> 1. <person>Hicham El Guerrouj</person> ( <location>Morocco</location> ) three minutes 29.05 seconds </response>


2. Isaac Viciosa ( Spain ) 3:33.00

<response> 2. <person>Isaac Viciosa</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 3:33.00 </response>


3. William Tanui ( Kenya ) 3:33.36

<response> 3. <person>William Tanui</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 3:33.36 </response>


4. Elijah Maru ( Kenya ) 3:33.64

<response> 4. <person>Elijah Maru</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 3:33.64 </response>


5. Marcus O'Sullivan ( Ireland ) 3:33.77

<response> 5. <person>Marcus O'Sullivan</person> ( <location>Ireland</location> ) 3:33.77 </response>


6. John Mayock ( Britain ) 3:33.94

<response> 6. <person>John Mayock</person> ( <location>Britain</location> ) 3:33.94 </response>


7. Laban Rotich ( Kenya ) 3:34.12

<response> 7. <person>Laban Rotich</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 3:34.12 </response>


8. Christophe Impens ( Belgium ) 3:34.13

<response> 8. <person>Christophe Impens</person> ( <location>Belgium</location> ) 3:34.13 </response>


Women 's high jump

<response> Women 's high jump </response>


1. Stefka Kostadinova ( Bulgaria ) 2.03 metres

<response> 1. <person>Stefka Kostadinova</person> ( <location>Bulgaria</location> ) 2.03 metres </response>


2. Inga Babakova ( Ukraine ) 2.03

<response> 2. <person>Inga Babakova</person> ( <location>Ukraine</location> ) 2.03 </response>


3. Alina Astafei ( Germany ) 1.97

<response> 3. <person>Alina Astafei</person> ( <location>Germany</location> ) 1.97 </response>


4. Tatyana Motkova ( Russia ) 1.94

<response> 4. <person>Tatyana Motkova</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 1.94 </response>


5. Svetlana Zalevskaya ( Kazakhstan ) 1.91

<response> 5. <person>Svetlana Zalevskaya</person> ( <location>Kazakhstan</location> ) 1.91 </response>


6. Yelena Gulyayeva ( Russia ) 1.88

<response> 6. <person>Yelena Gulyayeva</person> ( <location>Russia</location> ) 1.88 </response>


7. Hanna Haugland ( Norway ) 1.88

<response> 7. <person>Hanna Haugland</person> ( <location>Norway</location> ) 1.88 </response>


8 equal .


Olga Boshova ( Moldova ) 1.85

<response> <person>Olga Boshova</person> ( <location>Moldova</location> ) 1.85 </response>


Nele Zilinskiene ( Lithuania ) 1.85

<response> <person>Nele Zilinskiene</person> ( <location>Lithuania</location> ) 1.85 </response>


Men 's 10,000 metres

<response> Men 's 10,000 metres </response>


1. Salah Hissou ( Morocco ) 26 minutes 38.08 seconds ( world

<response> 1. <person>Salah Hissou</person> ( <location>Morocco</location> ) 26 minutes 38.08 seconds ( world </response>


record )


2. Paul Tergat ( Kenya ) 26:54.41

<response> 2. <person>Paul Tergat</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 26:54.41 </response>


3. Paul Koech ( Kenya ) 26:56.78

<response> 3. <person>Paul Koech</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 26:56.78 </response>


4. William Kiptum ( Kenya ) 27:18.84

<response> 4. <person>William Kiptum</person> ( <location>Kenya</location> ) 27:18.84 </response>


5. Aloys Nizigama ( Burundi ) 27:25.13

<response> 5. <person>Aloys Nizigama</person> ( <location>Burundi</location> ) 27:25.13 </response>


6. Mathias Ntawulikura ( Rwanda ) 27:25.48

<response> 6. <person>Mathias Ntawulikura</person> ( <location>Rwanda</location> ) 27:25.48 </response>


7. Abel Anton ( Spain ) 28:18.44

<response> 7. <person>Abel Anton</person> ( <location>Spain</location> ) 28:18.44 </response>


8. Kamiel Maase ( Netherlands ) 28.29.42

<response> 8. <person>Kamiel Maase</person> ( <location>Netherlands</location> ) 28.29.42 </response>


9. Worku Bekila ( Ethiopia ) 28.42.23

<response> 9. <person>Worku Bekila</person> ( <location>Ethiopia</location> ) 28.42.23 </response>