Evening star., 1960-09-06
OLYMPIC SCHEDULE AND SUMMARIES

ROME, Sept. 6 (AP). Here
are the summaries of yester-
days and today's events in the
Olympic games and the sched-
ule for tomorrow Washington
time).
/. m.-Eauestrian; Three-da event
aInIEGIssdtri9rr; I 1nnnd r;,n indiS,dSs nSsnna
Waiipack, N. j.; Geofse Morris, New
Canaan. Conn; William Steinkraus
Westport. Conn; Hugh Wiley, Towson
Md
$3.50 a Fencing: Individual sabr,
Dyer. Mf' DFexsi sitRl ain, Pa; Allan KSsrtier
Afia.: 1Ra'ISi Dt. Tisor Nyiias. Fiashihs. n. y
oe0rEs worth, 4S.iI 5lushlnS' him 6I:ld n ~ Men,
,.yelin %sfSs aaalifyins sf Hf caateilo. s MO- Nor
Hills. N. J.t Terrence Boucher, over
land PARK. Kansas sIss and r.,d. 1.d,.,
high jump qualifying Naomi Rogers
N. Y; Jean daetner, Los AnselesJ.
a.m-Gymnastics: Mems team
4a.m.-Weighliftin Bantamweisht
elimination james Hill, oeeanside
Calf; Daniel Puckel, Fort Bennins
MILAN, Turtle Greek, Pa; Lawrence
Mosely. Fort Benning, Ca.
$50 a.m.-Srack and field: Mems
man. Woodland. Calf Earl Youns
Angeles: Ted Woods, Pittsburgh. Pa.
$50 a.m.-Track and field: Mems
A Il 1.vra ant all - 81 fRL
Port Washington. N. Y; John Allen
$40 sm1Track and field: Mems
o a;m.-Eausstrian jumping event
10 a. a.m.wTrack and field: Men,
10 S'm.MFencing: Sabre individual.
10 a.m.-Gymnastics Mems team
and individual free exercises.
1920 a.m.-Track and fleld: Ladies
t00,meter relay heats wilma Rudolph
Nashville, Tenn; Barbara Jones, Nash.
Vile. Tenn; Martha Hudson, McRue
1890 a.m.-Hockey: Seminal
400-meter relay heats Tray Norton
Oakland, Calf; Dave Sine, Durham
n. C.: Frank Budd, Asbury Park, N. j..
Paul 'Winder, Pleasantville, N J1
so6lmster 614s s:rfmIraek finail and field; Ladies
12 noon - weiEhtlifting: Feather
lS;iO p.m.-Track and feld: Men,
4x40O-meter relay semifinals.
1910 p.m.-Track and field: Men,
o0-kilometer walk finish.
p.m:-Basketball: Final round 5tf
$50 p.m-Bssketban: Final rounc
18th to Sth flniSherS).
ToDAY's RESULTS
TRACK AND FIELD
I.5OO Meters Final
/, Herb Elliott. Australia. 3:35. o
sWorld and olympic record; old worlc
Olympic record, ,:3:4l.2 BY Ron Delany
Ireland. 1850. ., Michel Jazy. France
3:3S4 B Istyan Rozsavolsyi: Hun
3:4O.S. 6, Dyrol Burleson, Unitec
states Cottage Grove, Ores, !, Z
jim dreile. United States sst; 1iP Portland Il
S6sTay. SSGsEisi 35:4!.'' 5:45. 9'AFns H'marsland
Mems IOO.Meter Final
AnFelss5i 44'S seconds s0 tWorid fse9fd eS' reS'
United States. 1857. ?. Carl KIuf.
mann, Germany, 449. 8, Nal Spence
South Africa 45;5: 4. Milkha Singh
Auuldi 10 %. d, MANFRED hlnGer, Ger
many, Crtmom. s. Earl Young. Unitec
States (San Fernando. Calif), 45.9
WOmen's 8OO-Meter
(First two in each heat plus on,
fastest other time qualify for ANAL.
First heat, Antje Gieichfeld. Ger.
many, 2:1O,9 Olympic record; ole
record 2:16.S. by L. Rsdke, Germany
in 1929; ., Brenda Jones, Australia
2:1l,0; 3, zinaida Motistoyich, Russia
ALA; 4. Marie Dupurfur, France
2:l2.3; 5, Diane Charles. Great Bri-
tam, 2:I4,l; 6, zofia Walasek, Poland
2:l8:3; Z Hwak ia Lee; Korea, 2:2S.4
many. 3:O7.s tolympic record: cid
record. 2;lO.S, by Antje, Gleichfeld
Germany in FIRST heat; . Beta zbi-
Greceso, Romania. go, i. Olga Kasi,
Hungary, 2:IO.9: 3. Gilda Jonnaccone,
Italy. 2:13,6; s, PhilliS Perkins, Great
brae. Calf, fell and was disqualified
/ Third heat, Ljudmila Shevcova,
Russia. 2:09.2: .. Gizella Ccoka, Hun
gary, 2:09.6: 3. Krystyna Nowakovska,