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OLYMPIC
PROGRAM

MELBOURNE, Nov. 80 (P.-
Olympic Games program for Sat-
urday (all times are Washing
ton time. Is hours behind Mel
bourne time):
5 pm. lFriday)-Basketbal tdraw to
be determined.
$50 p.m-Fenclng. mems Individual
epee United states entries. Sewall
Schurtz. Richard Pew.
q p.m-Canoeing. 5OO-meter women's
kayaks heats (no United States entry
UNITED States entry. Dave Merwinl and
pairs UNITED States entries, John Pag-
kos, Russell Dermond); LOCO meter
entry william s sRSs a5S sis:
Richard Moran.
9 p,m.-shooting, clay pigeon Ono
U1ited states entry and free rife
UNITED States entries. 1t. James Smith.
1t. Herbert Voelckerl.
qualifying UNITED States entry. Mildred
Mcdaniel.
p.m.--Wrestling free style fcon-
tinued eliminations).
1880 p.m;-soccer, Russia VS.. In
oo9 ss1 rsplayn s q ts' denomination
IL p.m.-Swimming mems 4x200-
meter relay heats UNITED States en-
try, George Harrison. Perry Jecko. Ford
IL p.m.--Water polo tdraw to be de-
1870 p.m.-soecer. Australia VS..
1s:I5 am. tssturday)-Track. start
Nicholas costes' John Kelly, Dean
1880 am.-Track. women's 4xiOo-
meter relay heats Omitted states entry,
Isabelle Daniels, Margaret Matthews. Mae
Faggs, Wilma Rudolph.
1870 m. Track women's high
a.m.-canoeIng women's 5OO-meter
kayak final; l,0OO-meter mems kayaks
and Canadians fnals.
1918 a.m.--Track. 1,500-meter finals.
.35 a.m.-Track. mems 4xlO0-meter
relay. final UNITED States entry, Ira
Murchison. Leamon King. Thane Baker,
1850 s.m.-Track. women's 4x1OO-
meter relay final
4:3O am Boxing finais
4:3O a.m.-Swimming, mems spring.
board diving Anal UNITED States entry.
Bob Clothworthy. Don Harper, Glen
Whittenl; women's lO0-meter freestyle
anal UNITED States entries. Joan Rosazza,
Shelley Mannl mems 2O0-meter butter.
hy final UNITED States entries, Bill
YorZyk, Jack Nelsonl; mems 40O-meter
freeStyle heats UNITED States entries.
George onekea. William Woolsey. George
BreeuJ
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BOXING

SEMIFINALS
Flyweight--Mircea DobreScu, Ruma-
MIA. outpointed John Caldwell, Ireland;
Terrence Spinks, Britain. outpointed Rene
Liheer France.
BantamweiEht - WolfRang Behrendt.
Germany. outpointed Freddy 0iiroy. Ire
land: soon Chun SONG Korea, outpoint-
ed Claudio Barrientor. Chile
Featherweieht - Vladimir Safronov,
Russia, outpolnted HENRIK Niedzwied-
xxi. Poland: Thomas Nichols. Britain.
outpointed Pentti Hamslainen. Finland.
Liehtweieht--Harry Knrschat, Ger
Richard McTargart Britain. outpointed
hnatolii LaRuetko. Russia.
Light Notwithstanding Engui.
harlan. Russia. outpointed Henry Loub-
scher South Africa; Franco Nenci. 1taiy,
outpointed constantin Dumitrescu, Ru-
Welterweisht - Fred Tiedt, Ireland
Necoiae Linca. Romapia outpointed
Nicholas Gsrgano England
Liaht Middleweight = Laszio Papp,
Hungary, outpointed Zbigniew Piertrzy-
koWski Poland; jose Torres. United
states Puerto Ricol, outpointed John
Mccormack Britain
won By default from Gilbert chapron,
stopped victory Zalazar. Argentina 81.
Light HeavywelEht James Boyd
United States Rocky Mount. n CT.
outpointed Romoualdas Mouraouskas
Russia Georghe Hezrea. Romania, out
pointed Carlos Lucas Chile
b hsy sIs,sl Rstsr wa Rsdsn s,onD.
Dan Becker South Africa. az: Les
Moukhine, Russia, stopped 0iacomo
AOEzanO, Italy I'D.
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WRESTLING

Bantamweight third roundi-Minoru
t uzs Japan threw Adqlfo piaz. Argen-
baass.sn TI Diss ei gSl.sfssd Mqs.sis
merer Germany lKammerer eliminated
Nikhan Chakov. Russia threw Din zahur
Pakisten. 300 tzahur eliminated SAM
houbi' iran. threw TSrsFesRWsF Pandy
India. 200 tPantay eliminated
lyWeisht third ndl-Tadashi
France s2oet. e siimiBS,.oA ndF bz1,,s
khoiastehpour. Iran, defeated Richard
. ;hTeE sSsal AE Hs'' ss Ass's TuTssy
eliminstedl Marian Asaikaiam anidzs
Russia. threw Baban Daware, india S.4s
fDawnre eliminated
Ro sss9is5sefW1 s;lll.,,t third 5oundMyson
Abraham Celdenhuys. south hfries
iOeidenhuys eliminated): Linar saifniou
ne ,s.,,, Eussia deissted Ran sarup. India
pan, defeated Bayfam Sit Turkey. Frkfi
Psnttlli, Finland defeated Nasser c;ivet.
chi, Iran; Joseph Nevis. Beiaium, bve
., LisshtseiE9t, ihire found-shiEeru
AFgentina, IL minutes Rolon eiininat.
edli Emamah Habit. iran. defeated
koeer Belle. Franee lBielle eliminated .
oarihaldo Nizzola italy. defeated Rama
Ole Anderberg Sweden, forfeited 20
CynA TON. HunEary tAnderbera elm
Weiterveight--Mitsu fkeda Japan.
defeated vakhtanR Balavadze. Russia
Berie Berlin. Sweden. defeated Alfred
Iischendoff Germany iTischendoff
eiiminatedl
Light-heAYyweight-- Blair. United
states tWaukegan. III, threw Jacob
Theron, South Africa. minutes fThercn
Eliminated, Gholhm Tahiti iran TIRES
Mittuhiro Ohira Japan. q minutes fOhira
eliminatedls Adj Atam. Turkey. drfcated
nror Pain sweden palm sfinslna tr, Z
Boris KoulaeV. Russia. bye
Msddleueignt--fxmtt Ath Turkey. de-
teated Abbas Lauci, Iran Dan Hntge
fNcruhn Okla threw william Dawes.
Australia Davies Eliminated lerat
Lindtiad. Sweden. thFeu Bakhahlsh
AinEh 1nnia. 4 minutes i1ingh alml-
natedi Cueurgul srhlrtiadtf Hiiftia.
three Thcrmanus Van vi south AREA.
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TODAY'S OLYMPIC SUMMARIES

s::s9;9: 4; Rene Pirolley; France. IDOL
ocsmpo, Mexico. 2;4l.4.
Japan, s:9f2, :. Brian Wilkinson. Aus
tralia. 2;,!74. 3, Eulalio Rios Aleman
Mexico. 2:2S1. 4, Jack Nelson. United
States Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 2:294
8. smasher Khan. india 3:0o3.
Third heat. -Gyoergy Tumpek. Hun.
gary, 2:23.3. ?. Horst Weber, Germany
3:34.4. 3. Graham simons.. Britain
2;43,5. Georse Park. Canada. 2:47.3. 8
shah Ghazo. Pakistan. 2.4S. z. Seov
Fons. Malaga. 2:56.
Marshall. Rios Aleman. Wilkinson. Nell
Mems i00-meter free style (hnaD: l.
Jon Henricks.. Australia. 1854 tOlym.
PIC record sS5dios breaking 1,as,Is that Of G67
own mark Of 1857 Yesterday: .
John Dewitt. Australia, O:55.S; 3-Gary
Chapman, Australia. 0:56.7: 4-Reic
Patterson, United States tPineville. Ky. }
states, -0:57.B: 6-wiliiam wooisey
United States oahu, Hawaii), 0:57 g;
!a,--,Atsushi TAM, Japan, OBS; S--AisC
ETinente,. France. 0:5S.1
finals ieight fastest times advance to
hnal1.
First seminnal: Dawn Fraser,
Australia 81 .63;, Patti Leech, Aus;
States lTo-rington, Conn.,. 1913: A.
Natalie Myburgh, South Africa, :66; D.
Valerina Oyenge. Hungary, 1914. g.
Szussa oerdoegh, Hungary, $3.50; =
Helen Stewart, canads. $50: S-Birgit
klomp. Germany, :679
Second semi1nal Lorraine Crapp.
Australia ;63 i: marion Roe, New
ada, 1855; 4-Shelley Mann, United
States lArlington, Va. :65.5; 5---Nancy
Simons, United states ,Belvedere. Calf. J,
1851; 6-Kate Jobson, Sweden, :6R
Susan Robert, South Africa, 1858;
Myburgh, :66.7.
Qualiners: Fraser. Crapp.. Leech. Roe.
Grant. Mann. Rosazza. Natalie Myburgh.
Women's zoo meter breaststroke
thnaD. Ursula Happe. Germany,
2 :53. /; Eva Szekely. Hungary. 2:54.S
3-Eya Maria Ten Elsen, Germany,
: ,55.l; 4--Vinka Jericevic, -Yugoslavia,
2:55s: 5--Katalin KiIlerman. Hungary,
2:56l: 6-Helen Gordon, Britain,
2:5B.1: merry Jane Sears. United
States CHEVY Chase, Md. 3:57.S; g.
Christine Gosden, Britain. 2:59.2.
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FENCING
Individual mems epee-first round:

Individual mems epee-hrst round:
Pool C aualifers: Richard Pew, New
Hyde Park, N. Y. SO; Per CARLSON
Sweden, Al; ROGER Achten, Belgium
nouchevitch, Russia, SO: chislain Dc
Launois, Belgium, Az: Sewan Schurts
United States tInglewood. calhD ~;
Emil Gretsch, Luxembourg, BE-. Elimi-
mated: Roland Asselin Canada; Vainc
korhonen, Finland; A. Yanguas. Colon
Pool B quaiihers-Berndt-ot Reh.
germany. AZ; Ivan Lund, Australia. AZ
Jacques Debur. Belgium 3-3 latter
fence on. Eliminated: Reyaz. Tsire-
kedze. Russia Spekarno, Indoneaa;
Pool D qualifiers Rolf Wik. Finland
sci: Edouard Schmit Luxembourg. 81
Carl Forssel, Sweden, a.: Kinmont
Hoitsma, WASHINGTON, D. G.. 3-3
Eliminated Laurence Smith. Australia,
Iosa. oudras, Russia, Lui Jimenez Pena
SECOND ROUND
Pool qualifeTs--Armand Mouyal
GUM, Al; Giuseppe Delfno. Italy, Al
Edouard Schmit; LuxemoourR, BE-
many; Allan Jay, Britain; Richard Stone
Pool B aualifers-Bernt-otto Reh.
binder. Sweden, Al; JOSEF sakovits,
Hungary. Al; sewall shurtz. United
States Inglewood, Califl. Al; Roll
WIKI, 3-2. Eliminated: Daniel Dagal-
lier, France; M, j. P. Howard. Britain;
Ivan Lund. Australia
Pool c qualif1ers-Per CARLSON, Swe-
den, 5-1; Rene Queyroux. France, 5-l
JlatoS Balthazar, Hungary, Sd; Garlic
Pavesi. Italy. 3-3. Eliminated: Arnold
Tchernouchevitch, Russia; Kinmont Holt.
Belgium.
Pool D oualifers-Edoardo Mangi.
aretti, Italy, 81: Carl Forsell, Sweden
3-3; Emile Gretsch. Luxemboure. 3-3;
Richard Pew, United States New Hyde
Park. NJ ", 3-3 (all three qualified
after fence off). Eliminated. Bella Rer-
rich. Huneary: William HoSkyns, Greai
Britain: Jacques Debeur. Belgium.
Women's individual foil (hnaD: l.
Gillian Sheen, Britain. 81 twon In 9
barrage. 4-2): 2--Olsa orban. Romania
6-l; 3--Renee Garilhe, France. 81: A.
Janice-Lee Romary, United states tTar-
zana. Calif.), Al; 5-Kate Delbarre
France. :}-4; 6--Karen Lachmann. Den
mark go; ELLEN Mueller-Preis. Aus
tria. l-6; S-Bruns Colombetti, Italy,
1.6.
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SHOOTING

Free pistol $50. meters) tsix 10-shot
S SSd F,s RS possible s5 De Sos tM sRHSs
moud oumsToy. Russia, 5SS ga bulls !;
3-onutt. Pinion, United States Egg
Harbor. n. ". 55I; 4-choii Hosska.
sinskii. Russia. 500 GO buIlsj; 6-Tor-
stem Ullnan, Sweden. $40; AXE Lind
BON, Sweden, S42: s@Lee9naIrd Toll
n nentn AG Ttsiy s4 idfTeap eoo riG
States twest Point. N. ~ So; IL
TTantissk Mako Mako. czeehosloysksia,, 500;
Hsmfsbere. Colombia; i5--Raui zapata
Ibarra, Mexico, 533; l6---Kalle Sievansn,
FINLAND 52e;, l7EYeshidide Usaa. "a
sent,na. SIG; s9--charles pes ia
Esntt. Chile, M: 3I9Isnssl5 cTSzas'
S Sfa eMsTcsi A LsfSrtane VIZ Belgium Esrn
5lS; 24-Hector D'Lima rolanco. Vene-
zuela. POS; -25-Jose 2ernai Rvgeles.
Esne5uels v,S EOS oRGeeItO T ,nSn
son, Australia, 500; .:s-5,Albert Steel.
Peru, 5O3, j0-Yun XII Kinl Korea
59 S 4 As ahmash RiSSifssn 49, 49,
;I3--Joseph Chons Malaga AS.
Clay pigeon standings after second
day)--l. oaliano Rosslni, Italy. l45. z.
and Nikoisi MosuiieVskii Russia. i4J.
4, Tury Nikandrov. Russia AZ. 5. Ales-
sand-o Ciceri. Italy, l4O. g. Frantisek
capek, Czechoslovakia. 13S z. John
koutsis, Greece, 1872, s. Tie among John
Bryant, Australia Knut Homauist, -Swe-
Provost. France. and Robert Pjgnard,
France, 100 10. Hans Aasnaes. Norway.
1879 ~ Tie among Juan Gindre, Ar
eentina; zlgmunt Kiszkurno, Poland /;
Joseph wheater, Britain, 1873. II, Paul
Olive Marque, Venezuelf. 12i 1S.
Clement Mudford, Australia. 100. 10.
Ernest Fear. Britain. l19 20. Tokusaburo
Rico. 1I3. 20. Tie between "A Peiterz.
Colombia. and Leon Boz2l ARGENTINA,
III, -. Flu KAT Moe. Malaga. 10. Is.
Enrique Beech. Philippines los. 20,
Fob Shin LEV, Malaga. 1 90 IS. Uiitoshi
Konomi, Japan. 81 30. ?. Jimenez.
Puerto Rico g5 80, Frank Opsal.
Canada. 10
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Throngs at Melbourne Show
Appreciation of Every Feat

10000 meters. 1t made little diff
ference that he was from Russia.
He got the greatest ovation from
an Australian crowd since the
days when John Landy was az
his peak. AS a matter Of fact,
for most Of the race. Gordon
Pirie Of England logged Kouts
footsteps. When Prize. the Com
monwealth's hope. faded badly.
the crowd began to applaud
Kouts and on his final two laps
the roar was deafening.
Hector Hogan, Australians great
Splinter, raced TO victory in a
100-meter heat. to the delight
OF the crowd. But the bigger
cheers were saved for the Ameri-
cans. Bobby Morrow and Ira
Hutchinson. both OF whom
equaled the Olympic record on
the same day. When Charley
dumas nlgn jumped 70 a new
Olympic record. he was beating
Australian Charley Porter. yet
Dumas received acclaim equal to
that given Kouts.
There are factions. 10 be sure
A group Of New Zealanders have
a block Of tickets in the upper
stands and cheer each accomp-
lishment by their countrymen.
however small. The rest Of the
crowd. eager to get In on the
excitement. applauds the New
Zealanders who are applauding.
The Hungarians remain senti-
mental favorites IN all sports for
obvious reasons. But political
talk and unofficial team points.
50 important IN many parts OF
the world. Just get lost in the
shufhe Of this noisy, apprecia-
tive throng.
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DECATHLON.

1I0-meter hurdles: 1-Milt Camp
MARTIN Lauer Germany. 0:14.7, 994;
sac: 4EYsng chuan-Kuans, National
lst China, 0:l5O, Sl3: 5---Rafer john
son. son; KSi Ems, Calf, 9;15;is 1855
John Cam, Australia, Obs. 61J;
S--Irui Koutenko. Russia. O:15S. $751;
a-lO Ctiel--LaIs Lassenius, Finland,
0;159. 6l.; Ian Bruce. Australia,
@ @hSo o gis s lpa MsisF L. eSs.
Riehardss.' United states ia Verne.
GsIIt1 qlss 4Ss w tse1e zi TsrsS
Belgium. scratched
Discus throw: i-Koutenko. Russia,
l50 feet p inches, SBl points; =
SsIpSs United R States It, 7S
ass; 5%Isssenigs, Finland i35-si.,
a04 d-Pslou. Russia il5s-534aa 637;
Ieahs sai aas GsIlIRanii led Ses; sog Cam
United States le:l.ll, SO. ii-Meier.
Germany 1874. 800 i2=cBruse, Aus
Y sns Nsiionsis sSS China iios 49,
14--Farabi. Iran, l4-j. 347.
Pole vault. Riehards, United states
kout tssi Rssi neh i,s on sbsD points e. Koua
United States, i2-aia SOS 3. LaSseniuS
FINLAND, ss;5H. ogi5. O.; Meier Ger
II:ss.. $50. $ Iesne Australia. il.5s.,
5iB. q. tie between Campbell, United
states. and Bruce. Australia, lie. 41o
dSs t GssNs sna FsTs6 h raH Es sasa
Germany. lO-2, J6i. IA. Conn. Aus
h fsss l5shs' ss ~ PoijR Johnson u pSoS
LAND, laa.s's. H. . Leans australia i,1
s 49, 7Os Vans Y esnq 4hs sHisiTfia sp go
ass. 5. Campbell. United states 1879
HBs. .. Bruce. australia. l6S-ais. 554
q Ls as,r.n germany Issf. IS Sa1i,h.,as
msstsd STATS i4t.7is. lea Isl. Parabi
ran i55.$. a76. Koutsnko Russia
i.s000-meter run--i Meter Germany,
tsgS $40 Z Psiou. Russia. 4sS q
asa. 4, Lassenius. Finland ;j6 :, 44s
L,.fr, German .as 55s III bruce = 0 sa5.
s s,ases. 4:so.s 10 .. Koginstsoy. rus:
sis. 4:5a.s, 800 10. ,Johnson. ,ur'ted
siist China S0os $50 ! 9. ieane. Aus.
traiia. f:56 s.. 80 Richards. United
rnsl st1 9is e.mSs ssinf tsi,.s Sal.
ssiSiraeld n ID 5.p35 points 2 Rsfef
,tehnson. United states tIngsburg, Calf
$3.50 3. vassili Kouzneisov. Russia
Martin Lauer. GefrHnv H.stI y, Waltff
Meter. Germany Gf71 Lars Lassen.
ius Finiand. G.ifi. =. Chuan kuanf
rtcf Leene. Australia. Bfg7 10. John
cam. Australia, A.e7S n. fan Bruce
Australia, HU35 ~. Bob Richards
United states CtaVerne Calf !. 3,Isl
n niri Koutfuko Russia. 1,.9I. 10
pere Farabi Iran. hlu3 IS, walter
HeYfseus Belgium 2,SSl.
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Mems 4O0-meter relay qualifying
thrst three teams in each heat advance
to semif1nalSl.
First heat: LIMITED States Ira
kans.; BOBBY Morrow, san Benito.
Tex, :4O.5; Britain, ~ =; g.
5 5s1istsaii ~ i. 4-'en'AueiA' '''O'
Second heat: Australia Gavin
Csrragher, Hec Hosan, Ray Land, Ed
ward McGlynni, ;4O.6: 2-France. :4O.s;
Germany. :4O.S: 4-Hhailand, Az.
Tr TS1sS did did not start n.on,a psr.
teney, Boris Toksrev; iqrl konoyyaioy;. V.
Brazil. ;41..6; 4--Canada, AL; o.
Fourth heat; Poland Marian
sC Chfsi zenon BaronoSskn. 400; g
Aunsa III 3: Japan; ~ a., MI y;
Mems 1,6oO-meter relay qualifying
tirst two teams each heat advance to
FIRST heat: Canada Charles
Tobacco. Laird Sloan. Murray Cockburn
d CLEMENT, BIOS; LIMITED States
lCharlie jenkins. Cambridge. Mass J.
" Mashburn. OKLAHOMA City; Ton Tom
New Rochelle. NJ. ", BIOS: 3-Czecho-
slovakia. BIOS; FINLAND. 3:11.4
Malaga did not start.
r ssfiGS H sss'' ,usseG KasR wsisr
Oberste. Manfred Poerschkel, 3;0g,S:
Australia, 3:l0.5; 3-France. 3: g:
Japan. 3;13-7; 5-Puerto Rico
Wheeler. Francis Higgins. John Sails
bury. Derek Johnson, 3;0s7;, g
5 s%siSs ? slsS 5E RRiS1a; S laa
womens aOO-meter (fnali: betty
cuthbert. Agstralia' O:23;4 te9ualIs
world and Olympic record, Marjorie
s SsSsSGn d asrmsnS d s3s
Mathews. Australia, O:23.s; Norma
Croker. Australia. O:24.O. 5-June Paul.
Britain, 0:24.3; 6-Gisela Kohler.
Women's shot put qualifying tquali.
flying distance AZ feet, i inch)--1. Ia
mara Tychkevitch. Russia, Al feet. 4
inches: >. Marianne Werner, Germany,
46-79s; 3. Galina Sybina, Russia, 46-2M;
5. Milena Usenek. Yugoslavia, 45-91z:
8. NADIA Kotlusek Yugoslavia. 45-S; 2.
Resina Branner. Austria, 45-8:. d LOIS
Tssts United states n PHTsISset a.
44-2ss 10 Valerie Lawrence, Australia,
44-Oss; IL. Suzanne Allday. Great Britain,
44-O14; IL. Earlene Brown, United
lsris sloper, New zealand. 4s-s7s; is.
Anne Katrin Lafrez, Germany 42-734.
Nonaualiners Paula peubel, United
States North Swansea, Mass.l. 40-71a:
Margaret Woodlock Australia; Mary
Breen, Australia
Womens shot put (hnaD--1.- Tamara
Tychkeyitch, Russia "a feet, : inches
(Oiympic record, breaking that OF
50-115, Galina zybina, Russia, 1852.
.. Galina zyhina, Russia, 54-294; 3.
Marianne Werner, Germany, 5i-21a: 4.
Zinaida Doinikova. Russia. 50-1l2.; 3.
Valeria Sloper. New Zealand, 50-37s; q.
EarIene Brown, United States Los An
Eeles. calif.l. 1917: z. Regina Banner,
Austria. 47-1Os1: T. NADIA Kotlusek,
Yugoslavia, 47-gh 70. Milena Usenik,
Yugoslavia, 47-6A; 10. Jacqueline Mac
Donald, Canada 46-llM; II. Johanna
Luttge. Germany. 45-6la; ~. Anne
erie Lawrence, Australia, 431a; IA. Lois
Tesla, United States (Pawtucket. r. H.,
42-lQ; Is. Suzanne Allday, Britain,
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BY JIM SIMPSON
Special Correspondent Of The Star

MELBOURNE (By MaiD.-
When you're sitting in on the
olympics $1,000 miles from home.
everything that happens is either
(a) exciting. tb) dull, or (c)
It's only natural that
when you sit among more than
100000 people day after day, you
learn how they react to situa-
tions and their results.
We've studied the crowd at
Melbourne's Cricket Grounds
and our analysis could be
summed up in one word-ap-
The Aussies and those Of US
from other parts Of the world.
are appreciative Of everything.
When Vladimir Kouts won the
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Advances
In Wrestling

MELBOURNE, Nov. 80 (P.-
Four American wreStlers con-
tinred their progress through
the third round of the Olympic
wrestling competition today as
the fields in each class were
whitfield down close to the point
where the last three survivors
will grapple for the three medals.
Two others were eliminated
under the system whereby five
penalty points put a man out
of competition.
Middleweight Dan Hodge of
Norman, Okla, who qualified in
the Greco-Roman division in the
United States Olympic tryouts
then shifted to free style when
Bill Smith was declared ineligi-
BILE, pinned william Davies of
in five minutes to re-
main undefeated.
Pete Blair, light heavy from
Waukegan, H., and former
Naval Academy star, who had
lost one bout and incurred three
penanlty points, threw Jacob
Theron of South Africa.
Myron Roderick, featherweight
from Saltwater, Okla, and j. T.
Evans. lightweight from Los
who also qualified for
the team as a co-Roman
after losing out in the
free style tryouts, won their
bouts on points.
Bill Fischer, Baltimore welter-
weight and former Maryland u.
star. was eliminated when he
lost a decision to Ibraham
Zengin of Turkey. Kenneth
of Great Britain
threw Bill Kerslake in four
minutes to put the Cleveland
heavyweight out of the compe-
tition.
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CANOEING

i0OOl-meter Canadian pairs (hna1
l--Russia fPavel Kharine Gratsian
bA:2l - b--,Romania. 55.5i d. G--Dsn-
marx S5.sf.3. 7-.-Austraua. 5G:is q.
Austria 56.47.7. q - Canadn
sd.50.9. iO-United states John Haas
delphia. Pal ss.31.1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-30

Joan Simons of Belvedere, Calf,
missed by a tenth of a second.
An Ohio State trio, Bob Clot-
worthy. Glenn Written and Don
Harper, easily advanced to to-
morrow nights finals in the
mems springboard diving, al
though the leader after the five
preliminary events was Mexico's
Joaquin Capilla.
With four dives left for the
finals. Capilla had scored 1924
points to 90.07 for Clotworthy,
who lives in Mountainside. N. j.
Written of Lakeland, Fla, was
in third place with 1920 and Don
Harper, the gold medal favorite
from Palo Alto, Calf, stood fifth
with 83.42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-30
|Aussie and German Girl.
Win Swimming Medals

MELBOURNE, Nov. 80 (R.-
Australia's Jon Henricks led a
clean sweep for his country in
the mems 100-meter freestyle
and Ursula Happe of Germany
won the women's 20O-meter
breaststroke tonight in the first
two final swimming events de-
Icided in the Olympic Games.
Henricks smashed the Olym-
pic record for the 100 meters
for the second night in success
sion as he sped home in front
of two other Australians, John
Dewitt md Gary Chapman. His
time of":55.4 smashed the Olym-
Ipic mark of 1857 he had set
in the semifinals last night.
Three American swimmers,
Reid Patterson of Pineville, KY,
Dick Hanley of Evanston, III. and
Bill Woolsey of Hawaii, trailed
the three Australians home.
Mrs. Happe, a 31-year-old
mother Of two, led virtually all
the way over seven rivals in the
breaststroke final. Eve Szekely
of Hungary, the 1852 winner
and record holder. finished Sec
|ond to Mrs. Happe and Eva Ma
ria Ten Elsen of Germany was
third.
The winners time was 1881
and Mrs. Szekely was timed in
.2:54.8.
Mary Jane Sears of Chevy
Chase, Md, only American final
list in the breaststroke, came in
seventh.
Australian girls dominated the
semifinals of the women's 100
meter freestyle in which the
listed Olympic record of 65.5
seconds was smashed by both
heat winners.
Dawn Fraser won the first heat
in 60 seconds fiat, approaching
her world record-equalling speed
of ga in her trial heat yester-
day. Then Lorraine Crapp, who
first set the world record, won
her heat in 63.l.
Joan Rozzaza, 19-year-old
Purdue freshman from Torring-
ton, Conn, and Shelley Mann of
Arlington, Va, both qualified for
the finals = on a time basis
though badly beaten. Nancy