Evening star., 1960-09-07
OLYMPIC SCHEDULE AND SUMMARIES

ROME, Sept. Z (AP).-The
schedule Of events in the 1860
olympic Games for tomorrow
washington time), followed
by results:
. -EauestriAn Three-day
$3.50 a.m.-Fencins: sabsr individ-
a.m.-oymnastics: Ladies' free
team and individual exercises.
a.m.-Weightlifting Lightweight.
a.m.-shooting: Small bore rifle
shooting: Automatic pistol, second
a.m.-shooting: Clay pigeon, fiIst
Okla; Arnold Riegger. Castle Rock
10 a,m.-Track and tllsld; Ladies'
10 a.m.--Traek and field: Ladies'
10 S.m.-Pencing: saber individual
10 a.m.-dymnastics: Ladies' free
team and individual exercises.
1O.15 a.m,-Track and field: Mems
400-meter relay seminnals.
1890 a:p.-rrack and feld; Mems
Ii:3O a.ni.--Trsck and neld Mems
!, I,6OO-meter relay hnal.
Noon-WeiEhtliiting: Middlsweight.
ocGd!mstsr 1S;5S e;%MiTTIrck anal. and neio; Mems
1885 p.m.3TTsck and nsld: Ladies'
Y2:io p.m@TfscE and nsld: Mems
4o4-nsser nsm[rBasSetbaiI, tb Final round.
$50 p.m-Basketball Final round.
TRACK AND FIELD
Women's 4OO-Meter Relay
o.-.sa-oI Aref fhraa teams in each
heat qualify for final:
First heat-i, Great Britain. ass; 2
Germany, ass; 8. Italy. 46.6; 4, Hun
sagy; 45.s; . 3, cansHysssS, sysS ;Ms1.ba AZ: Hud-
SON, McRue, Ca: Lucinda Williams,
Nashville. Tenn. Barbara Jones, Nash
vile. Tenn; Wilma Rudolph, Clarks-
vile. Tenn. 44;4 (World al and Hiyral1s 0lymlp1ie
record ess Old Sssia rsSSrd az 40 Oy PoISnd.
45'3; 4, Panama, 46.5. Australia was
for passing the baton out
side the prescribed zoneD
Mems 4OO-Meter Relay
Heats, first three teams in each heat
ousiii.ss Firss heatM1 lea se drest Britain, 4oI;2,
Russia, 4O.2; 3, Switzerland, 4O:S; 4,
iraq. 8: ;. Thailand, 42.o. Mexico
0i1 second roS heat, italy. 400; 2, Nj
Philippines, Ala. (Uganda disauali-
fied for passing baton outside pre-
scribed zone. Liberia did not startO
1,60O-Meter Relay Trials .,,,,
g.. FiTst, F.i.Tzs,t,oLaTse. tnFss in each heat 0uAni'
toI FiTst Ssnt1 hestG1. Germany Manfred;
kinder. II. Reske. j, Kaiser, Gari
Ksul%snnl soIlsv;s Slos s,Ss & canrdaF f. FinsnS: Inland
Second f;a D. hestWi. West Indies George
Kerr. j. Wedderburn,, Keith Gardner
Nal spenee6s s:o9 si.,,01 4 p01ana' i;xsra. S;xsS
Third heat, switzerland tR.
weber, z. Zaugg, H. Bruder, G. WaeslD'
S:10.7. 2, South Africa. 3:16:1. 3,
SSs nh FEsaia nasnds SOS sd not GEsff' ss d'a not
Fourth heat. United States (Jack
Yerman, Earl Young Glenn DAYS GUS
Davis: s;l94 z Ghs1ns, Grhassno,,,3yaEiS 3;aSiiS. E.
Russia.
Women's High Jump Preliminaries
lQualifying height, 555l;
mia: Neomia Roger, USA (Roba. Ala ,;
snsala slsap rsst ssikfri Britain: Petronela zWier
Hoiland: Taise Chenchick, Russia:
Florence Petry-Amiel, France: Inga
Lorentzon, Sweden, Galina Dolia. RUS
ss; Marlenev ScnmitTtovTtIi vsientine RaI
iod' Russia; Jaroslawa Jozwiakowska,
Poland: Dorothy Shirley. Great Brit
ain; Helen Firth, Australia. ,
USA iJamaica. N. "; Jean Gaertner'
USA clos Angeles).
Mems Javelin Trials
(QualifyinR distance. 242-990; -s
feet 394 inches; Al Cantello, VSA
tNorriston' Pa;1 @0!IS?s; 5Sg lSs. viktGWE Water ter
E4sS4IcksoS k5Ssic Gsr%s9dy g%sdsn. 3S:Y 2Sf. WHY WHY
Norway' pci5 S55ds's;i 81 s;is-Ah: AZ:
snisw RsSziEono~cNS NorTsy e44oii3.
Mart Pasma. Russia. 250-6!4; Mart
Kuisma, Finland, 249-l %; Hermann
tsK s4s1i SePasiy SaEs SaFio
saIS Fai1ed ha5S' to 'qIalify1Bil Alley. usA
Boucher. UsA Overland Park, kannssoo'
223-5h; Eeil Danielson' Norway @oS-
'~' EQUESTRIAN
standings in jumping after first of
two heats today over IA obstacles:
i, Raimondo D'nSee, Italy no
'Ss .. Saldo N. Dasso. Arsentina; =: Z; ~.
and Plero D'lnzeo, Italy, g. we.
5. Tie aTons lsIsi,. H9sn Wiley %;,,,s USA n3
eTowson' ',a1;. MSo ,,sA haStsE ts.v wsm, canaan,
Conn., (sinjonl, Bernard de Fombelle'
France. and Istavn SUIT. Hungary; II.
8, Fritz Thiedemann, Germany, 1874.
10. Tie among Pierre Jonqneres
D'Oriola, FRANCE, Dan Wonord; Great
Mohamed Zaki, United Arab Republic,
Carlos Della, Argentina, Henriaue
Caiyado, Portugal, Carlos colombiano'
orsfHS'' Billy sseinkraus, usA !wsstpors.,
Conn., (Riviera Wonder, tied with
two others for 27th place.
Yesterdays LATE RESULTS
DECATHL0N
IIO-Meter Hurdles
First Heat: L, Rafer johnson. United
States, 1873, 740 points; g, 9. Suutarl'
15.6, 673; 3, X, GroEorenz'
Second Heat: /. I: Marisn. BelgtYmn'
673; 8, p. Epitroulous, Greece, ISL.
2S3; r. G. Stulac. Canada, 1S.4, $50.
Third Heat: l, G; K. Yang. Formosa'
3s5: 9, Philip Mulkey. United States
Fourth Heat: /, vogelsang, switzer-
land, 1873, 74O; ., M. Kamha. Finland,
f5.9' 612: .. Laipenieks, Chile. III.
fifth Heat; J. /, 2. F. Ka%srS.eek; a.El. & H9l-
1870, s13; 8, Y. Diachkov, Russia, 15.3.
40; 4. ]. Brodnik. Yugoslsvia' 1871
sixth Heat: 1, H. Timme, Holland,
ss 1ss ss 49, 2 soeE MReessSn dsrmanA Auit5if i5
575; 4, G. Randahawa, India. 1874, 523.
Seventh Heat; L, F. Sar, Italy, 14.7, |
S9f; 2. l.. Paccagenella, italy, 1877, /