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Page 49 Iver of 9 IHSLH Hi A A dream of medal becomes reality i 4 -5N i petit ST" s- if The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, July 28, 1986 gold. 4 si more -1 14 I to come 11 10 6 27 10 7 6 23 Canada 8 5 5 18 New Zealand 14 4 9 Wales 10 3 4 Ireland 0 2 13 Scotland 0 10 1 Singapore 0 0 1 1 By MICHAEL VISONTAY EDINBURGH, Sunday: About a week ago Philip Spivey dreamed that someone was handing him a medal while he stood on a dais. The dream came true yesterday when he won a bronze medal in the hammer throw, giving Australia its first track and field medal. "I thought the dream could be an omen but I didn't want to tell anyone about it because I thought it would sound ridiculous," an elated Spivey said after receiving his medal. Spivey, 25, from Melbourne, won Australia's only medal on the first day at the track and field by throwing the hammer 70.30 metres on his sixth and final attempt.

It left him only 18cm behind the silver medallist, Martin Girvan, from Northern Ireland, on 70.48m. David Smith, from England, won the gold medal easily with a throw of 74.06m. Until the final throw, which was a new personal best by 8cm, Spivey's dream would have sounded very silly. He failed on three of his first five throws and his best effort, 69.22m, left him contemplating fifth place. When Spivey, who finished seventh at Brisbane in 1982, stepped up for his final throw, he needed to beat 70.10m, knowing that if he didn't England's Michael Jones would take the bronze medal which Spivey knew should be his.

When the distance was announced, Spivey leapt around so ecstatically that he appeared to knock over a cameraman. "Actually, he tripped over a box," was the explanation. The other gold medal to be decided, the mens' final, was won by Englishman Johna-than Solly in 27min 57.42s. The sole Australian runner, Victorian student Steve Monegh-etti, came fifth in 28min 29.20s after being out-sprinted in the last 50m by Canadian Paul McCloy. The three heats of the men's 400m, another event severely affected by the boycott, saw Australia's three runners, Darren Clark, Bruce Frayne and David Johnston, qualify comfortably for the semi-finals.

Clark, 20, the raging favourite for the final, cruised to an easy win in 46.12s, the fastest heat. Frayne ran second in his with 46.99s, while Johnston, who is recovering from a strained Achilles tendon, ran third in his heat in 47.13s. Debbie Flintoff confirmed her favouritism for the women's 400m by winning her semi-final in 52.92s well clear of her main threats, Canadians Jillian Richardson and Marita Payne. Maree Chapman also qualified for the final with a third place 53.84s in her semi-final. Australia's Commonwealth Games crew, following tradition, dunk cox Dale Caterson after their gold medal victory in the eights at Strathclyde.

Vinnicombe's timeless victory good as gold New ruling opens door for professional bowlers EDINBURGH, Sunday: Australia got off to a flying start in the Commonwealth Games by winning it gold medals in the first two days of competition. Swimmer Suzanne Landells became the first dual gold medallist of the Games when she came from behind to win the 200m individual medley, having already won the 400m on the opening night But the toast of the Commonwealth pool was 13-year-old Canadian Allison Higson. She won the 200m breaststroke to become the youngest gold medallist in the history of the Commonwealth Games. Dimity Douglas, of Canberra, a comparative veteran at 16, took the bronze. The men's 4 200m relay team finished a full six seconds ahead of Canada to give Australia its ninth consecutive Commonwealth Games gold medal in the event.

At the end of the second day Australia was on top of the medals table with II gold, 10 silver and six bronze. England took the first two track and field gold medals to move Suzanne Landells COMMONWEALTH GAMES in Edinburgh, Scotland DECATHLON (1st Event) 100m: Hat 1: 1 Stuart Andrews (AUS) 10 96s. 870 ots. 2 Peter Fossev (AUS) 1 1 08 83. 3 Gordon Orhtcow (CAN) 11 14.

830. 4 Simon Snirlev (AUS) 1122. 812. 5 Albert Milter (FIJ) 1 1 28. 799.

6 Gregory Richards (ENG) 11 43. 767. 7 Alfred Oddie (IOM) 11.81. 689. Heat 2 1 Daley Thompson (ENG) 10 37s.

1006 pts. 2 Eugene dikes (ENG) 10 65. 940. 3 Simon Poelman (NZL) 10 80. 906.

4 Brad McStravick (SCO) 10 83. 899. 5 Dave Steen (CAN) 11 14. 830. 6 Michael Smith (CAN) 11.14.

830. Long Jump: 1 Thompson 7.70 metres. 985 pts. 2 Steen 7.40. 910.

3 Shirley (AUS) 7 28. 881 4 Orlikow 7 1 4 847. 5 Gilkes 7 06 828. 6 Poelman 7 02. 818.

7 Smith 7 01. 816. 8 Fossey (AUS) 6 95. 802. 9 Andrews (AUS) 6 87.

783. 10 Richards 6 85. 778. 1 1 McStravick 6 73 750. 12 Miller 6 49.

695. 13 Oddie 6 37. 668 SHOT 1 Thompson 15 01 metres. 790 pts. 2 Gilkes 14 62.

766. 3 Poelman 14 32. 748. 4 McStravick 1 3 47. 696.

5 Steen 13 22.681.6 Richards 1 2 92. 662. 7 Andrews 1 2 92. 662. 8 Smith 12 64.

645. 9 Miller 12 49. 636. 10 Ortikow 12 42.632. 11 Fossey 12 16.616.

12 ShM-ley 1184. 597. 13 Oddie 10 67. 526 fit into second place with 10 gold, seven silver and six bronze. Canada had eight gold, five silver and five bronze.

The real success story for Australia was at the Strathclyde Country Park course, near Glasgow, where the rowers took three gold and two silver medals the best one-day performance ever in Australian rowing. The haul included the two blue-riband titles, the men's and women's eights. Peter Antonie added the third gold when he won the lightweight sculls. Australia's fifth gold medal of the day went to Martin Vinni-combe in the individual cycling time trial. Australia continued its solid showing at weight-lifting with two gold and two silver medals in the first four weight divisions.

Victorian Phil Spivey took a bronze in the hammer throw. Ben Johnson, who believes he can break Calvin Smith's world 100m record here, showed why he is the fastest man in the world this year when he coasted over the line in 10.15s. The Bermudans, who charmed everybody by defying their announced boycott and marching in the opening ceremony, packed their bags for good yesterday. Although the Bermuda Government gave the team its blessing to stay the Bermudan Olympic Association, told the 12-competitors to pull but after "unspecified threats' against them. Their withdrawal took the total number of countries boycotting the Games to 32.

HEPTATHLON LONG JUMP 1 Jane lemming (AUS) 6 33 metres. 953 pts. 2 Kim Hagger (ENG) 6.30. 943. 3 Judy Simpson (ENG) 6.21.

915. 4 Terry Genge (NZL) 6.02. 656. Linda Spenst (CAN) 5 93. 828 6 Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (AUS) 5 84.

801.7 Joanne Mulliner (ENG) 581. 792. 8 Linda Osmers (NZL) 5 75. 774. 9 Valerie Walsh (SCO) 5 51.

703. 10 Alison Armstrong (CAN) 5 31. 645. SWIMMING WOMEN 400m Freestyle: (fastest eight qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Suzie Baumer (AUS) 4 mins 16 80s. 2 Jenni Burke (AUS) 4 1907.

3 Annabelle Cnpps (ENG) 4 19 18. 4 Debbie Wurzburger (CAN) 4 19 98. 5 Karen Mellor (ENG) 4 23 44. 6 Linda Donnelly (SCO) 4 25 19. 7 Fiona McLay (NZL) 4 32 52.

Heat 2: 1 Sarah Hardcastle (ENG) 4 mins 15 92s. 2 Donna McGinnis (CAN) 4 16 93. 3 Ruth Gilfillan (SCO) 4 19 34. 4 Anna McVann (AUS) 4.22.06. 5 Sara Frisby (CAN) 4 25 25.

6 Nicky Cumbers (WAL) 4 3108. 7 Elaine Gilfillan (SCO) 4 31 27. 8 Marion Madtne (NIR) 4 34 31 Qualifiers: Hardcastle. Baumer. McGinnis.

Burke. Cripps. Gilfillan. Wurzburger. McVann.

100m Backstroke (8 fastest qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Sytvia Hume (NZL) 1 min 05 02s. 2 Audrey Moore (AUS) 1 05 09. 3 Barbara McBain (CAN) 1 05 84. 4 Kerrylyne Torrance Scotland 23-18. Hong Kong Botswana 25-14 Ireland Guernsey 20-10.

Swaziland Botswana 18-15. New Zealand Hong Kong 28-19. Fm Malawi 32-8 Scotland Canada 2 1 -1 6. Wales Australia 2 1 -1 8. New Zealand Guernsey 21-12.

BADMINTON TEAMS Group 1: Australia New Zealand 4-1. England Northern Ireland 5-0. New Zealand Northern Ireland 5-0. Wales Australia 3-2. England Australia 3-2 (England first Yates lost to Sze Yu 4-15 14-18: Troke Jupp 11-5 11-2: Troke Jupp 11-5 11-3: Goode and Baddeley Kong and Scandolera 15-11 15-4: Clarke and Gowers Small and Tuckev 1 5-8 15-7: Outterside and Gowers lost to Scandolera and Tuckey 9-1515-34-15) New Zealand Wales 5-0.

Group 2 Scotland Hong Kong Scotland Guernsey 5-0 Canada Isle of Man 5-0. Guernsey Isle of Man 5-0 Hong Kong Guernsey 4-1. Canada Scotland 3-2. Pt Tables Group England 4. Australia 2.

New Zealand 2. Wales 2. Northern Ireland 0 Group 2: Canada 4. Scotland 3. Hong Kong 2.

Guernsey 1. Isle of Man 0. BADMINTON TEAM tit' Picture by RICK STEVENS ing to Europe with the cycling team in mid-June. Melbourne-born Vinnicombe was introduced to cycling by a relative when he was 15 years old. "I went to the track, checked it out and thought, 'Hey, that's great'," Vinnicombe said.

Before long he was moving to Sydney seeking tougher competition. Nowadays cycling is his full-time occupation. He trains so much he has no time for anything else. As for last night's ride, he said: "It hurt, but not as much as I thought. "But then, I've trained my guts out since I've been in Europe." breaststroke heats; women's 100m breaststroke heats; men's 4 100m freestyle heats.

DIVING 10pm Women's bighboard; men's springboard. 3.30am (Tuesday) Men's 200m freestyle Final; women's 100m butterfly Final; men's 200m breaststroke Final; women's 100m breaststroke Final; men's 4 100m freestyle Final, SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING 6.15am (Tuesday) Duet Final. WEIGHTUFTING 11pm 90kg. 4-30am (Tuesday) 100kg. (SCO) 47 56.

5 Anton Skerritt (CAN) 47 74. 6 Michael Guegan (JER) 48 80. 7 Odiya Silweva (MAW) 49 56. 8 Zacharia Machangani (BOT) 50.09. Qualifiers: Akabusi.

Clark. Brown. Frayne. Johnston. Black.

Whittle. Skerritt. 110m Hurdles Final: 1 Mark McKov (CAN) 1 3 3 1 s. 2 Colin Jackson (WAL) 1 3 42. 3 Don Wright (AUS) 13 64.

4 Nigel Walker (WAL) 13 69. 5 Jonathan Ridgeon (ENG) 13 76. 6 Wilbert Greaves (ENG) 13 76. 7 David Nelson (ENG) 1 3 97. 8 Jeff Glass (CAN) 14 39.

BOWLS MEN Singles: Peter Fong (FIJ) Rav Young (MAW) 21-6: Ian Dickison (NZL) Andy Thomson (ENG) 21-20: Ian Schuback (AUS) Richard Corsie (SCO) 21-13: Alf Wallace (CAN) Stan Espie (NIR) 21-14 Men's pairs: Kevin Henricks-Arthur Black (AUS) Caucau Turangabeci-Jagdeo Singh (FIJ) 27-18. Grant Knox and George Adrain (SCO) Marcel Coutouly and John Jones UER) 21-11. Chris Ward and Dave Ward (ENG) John Thackray and Ray Mascarenhas (BOT) 20-15. Men's fours: New Zealand 1 7 Guernsey 1 3. Fiji 19 Ireland 17.

WOMEN Singles: Senga McCrone (SCO) Rhoda Ryan (NZL) 21-18: Margaret Blattmann (JER) Pam Le Tissier 21-11: Ann Dainton (WAL) Greeta Fahey (AUS) 21-19 Wales (Steven Gwynne. Ian Rosser. Bruce Perry. Anthony Day) 7 54 98. 6 Singapore (Jin Gee Oon.

Jin Teik Oon. Khoon Hean Tay. David Lim) 803 28. WOMEN 20Om Medley (eight qualify for final) Heatl. 1 Jane Kerr (CAN) 2 mins 2 1.1 Is.

2 Jodie Clatworthy (AUS) 2 21 78. 3 Jennifer McElroy (CAN) 2.22.74. 4 Samantha Purvis (ENG) 2 22 84. 5 Zara Long (ENG) 2 23 55. 6 Anna Ratcliff (SCO) 2 28 69.

7 Celeste Hung (HGK) 2 33 84. 8 Sharon Pickering (FIJ) 2.4000. Heat 2: 1 Jean Hill (SCO) 2 mins 18 78s. 2 Suzanne Landells (AUS) 2 19 61. 3 Michele Pearson (AUS) 2 21 55.

4 Shona Smart (SCO) 2 2 1 .97. 5 Kann Helmstaedt (CAN) 2 22 48. 6 Carmel Clark (NZL) 2 24 43 7 Joanne Wood (ENG) 2 24 44. Nicky Cumbers (WAL) disq. Qualifiers: Hill.

Landells. Kerr. Pearson. Clatworthy. Smart.

Helmstaedt. McElroy. 200m breaststroke (eight qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Allison Higson (CAN) 2 mins 36 21s. 2 Jean Hill (SCO) 2 36 31. 3 Gaynor Stanley (ENG) 2 38 40.

4 Claire Tucker (WAL) 2 3939. 5 Sharon Dugan (NIR) 256 40 Heat 2 1 Cindv-Lu Fitzpatrick (AUS) 2 mins 37.68s. 2 Susannah Brownsdon (ENG) 2 38 88. 3 Colette Gunn (AUS) 2 41 57. 4 Shona Smart (SCO) 2 43 36 5 Nuala McKib-ben (NIR) 2 48 23.

Alison Christie (JER) disq Heat 3: 1 Cindy Ounpuu (CAN) 2 mins 34 81s 2 Dimity Douglas (AUS) 2 36 92. 3 Nina Herbert (ENG) 2 39 13. 4 Susan Atkey (CAN) 2 41 44 5 Claire Reeve (WAL) 2 43 74. 6 Lai Yee Chow (HGK) 3 00 52 Qualifiers: Ounpuu. Higson.

Hill. Douglas. Fitzpatrick. Stanley. Brownsdon.

Herbert. 200m medley Final: 1 Suzanne Landells (AUS) 2 mins 17 02s 2 Jean Hill (SCO) 2 17 21, 3 Jane Kerr (CAN) 2 18 73. 4 Kann Helmstaedt (CAN) 2 21 05. 5 Jodi Clatworthy (AUS) 2 21 07. 6 Michelle Pearson (AUS) 2 21 35.

7 Shona Smart (SCO) 2 21.71. 8 Jennifer McElroy (CAN) disq. 200m breaststroke Final: 1 Allison Higson (CAN) 2 mins 31 20s (Games record). 2 Cindy Ounpuu (CAN) 2.3263. 3 Dimity Douglas (AUS) 2 34 54.

4 Jean Hill (SCO) 2 35 00. 5 Susannah Brownsdon (ENG) 2 35 98. 6 Cindv-Lu Fitzpatrick (AUS) 2 36 58. 7 Gaynor Stanley (ENG) 2 37.73. 8 Nina Herbert (ENG) SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING 1 Carolyn Waldo (CAN) 103.183 pts 2 Sylvie Frechette (CAN) 101 700.

3 Michelle Cameron (CAN) 99 900. 4 Amanda Dodd (ENG) 95 050. 5 Nicola Shearn (ENG) 91 733. 6 Jackie Dodd (ENG) 89450. 7 Katie Sadder (NZL) 86 483.

8 Lis Stahbback-Lieschke (AUS) 85 700 9 Donna Rankin (AUS) 84 700. 10 Kim Mcintosh (SCO) 81 733. 11 Mor. wenna Penrose (SCO) 79567. 1 David Smith (ENG) 7406 metres.

2 Martin Girvan (NIR) 7048. 3 Philip Spivey (AUS) 70 30. 4 Michael Jones (ENG) 70 10. 5 Joe Qutgiey (AUS) 69 30. 6 Mathew Mileham (ENG) 67 96.

7 Hans Lotz (AUS) 66 14 8 Chns Black (SCO) 63 68. 9 Shaun Pickering (WAU 62 64. ATHLETICS Heptathlon 100m hurdles: Heat 1: 1 Linda Spenst (CAN) 13 82 sees. 1004 pts. 2.

Terry Genge (NZL) 13.92. 990. 3. Valerie Walsh (SCO) A 1 Next best was 18-year-old Gary Anderson (New Zealand) in lmin 6.33s, with another Australian, Max Rainsford, getting the bronze in lmin 7.34s. Australia also took fourth through Wayne McCarney in lmin 7.42s.

It was just a pity for Vinnicombe, from Penshurst, that he should be involved in something which was not his doing. He was still the best; an old alarm clock could have told you that. For him the gold medal was simply the reward for many hours of back-breaking work since com- 9.30pm Men's coxed fours heats. 12.10am (Tuesday) Men's coxless fours repechage. 12.40am Men's coxless pairs repechage.

1.40am Men's double sculls repechage. 2.10am Mea's coxed fours repechage. SHOOTING 7.30pm Pairs event, full bore rifle; pairst centre fir 8pm Individual 1st 100, shotgun Olympic trench. SWIMMING 7pm Women's 800m freestyle heats; men's 200m freestyle heats; women's 100m butterfly heats; men's 200m (WAL) 58 83. 5 Simone Gandv (ENG) 1 .00.36.

Semi-final 2: 1 Jenny Laurendet (AUS) 58 25s. 2 Yvette Wray (ENG) 58 60. 3 Donalda Duprey (CAN) 58.95. 4 Elaine McLaughlin (NIR) 59 36. 5 Andrea Page (CAN) 1 00 96.

6 Moira McBeath (SCO) 1 04 03. Qualifiers: Wall. Flintoff. Mills. Laurendet.

Wray. Duprey. Vandenbroek-Evans. McLaughlin. MEN 400m Hurdles (1st three in each semi-final plus two fastest, losers qualify for final) Semi-final 1: 1 Jon Graham (CAN) 52 63s.

2 Ken Gordon (AUS) 52 66. 3 Gary Oakes (ENG) 53 02. 4 Wayne Paul (NZL) 53 39. 5 Mark Hardie (SCO) 55.68. 6 Mark Fulton (SCO) 57 90.

Semi-final 2 1 Philip Beattie (NIR) 51 63s. 2 Max Robertson (ENG) 52 26. 3 Lloyd Guss (CAN) 52 36. 4 Pierre Leveille (CAN) 52 75. 5 Mark Holton (ENG) 5311.6 David McCutcn-eon (SCO) 53.58.

Qualifiers: Graham. Gordon. Oakes. Beattie. Robertson.

Guss. Leveille. Holton. 400m (1st three in each semi-final plus two fastest losers Qualify for final) Semi-final 1 1 Kriss Akabusi (ENG) 47.55s.. 2 Darren Clark (AUS) 4761.

3 Philip Brown (ENG) 47 72. 4 Andre Smith (CAN) 47 96. 5 Martin Johnston (SCO) 48.57. 6 Brian Nicoll (SCO) 50 07. 7 Joseph Rodan (FIJ) 50.30.

8 Reuben Kaiaha (VAN) 5108 Semi-final 2:. 1 Bruce Frayne (AUS) 47 2 David Johnston (AUS) 47 22. 3 Roger Black (ENG) 47.27. 4 Brian Whittle Lightweight Coxless Fours 1 England (Christopher Bates. Peter Haining.

Neil Staite. Stuart Forbes) 6 mins 25 86 sees. 2 Australia (Merrick Howes. Simon Cook. Joe Joyce.

Brian Digby) 6.27.71. 3 Canada (Bob Thomas. Ryan Tierhey. Brian Peaker. Oave Henry) 6 35 66 4 New Zealand (Simon Roller.

Michael Westentra. Gary Hay. Martin Eade) 6 37 14 5 Wales (David Kidwell. Stephen Redwood. Jeremy Edwards.

Martin Hyndman) 6 43 83. 6 Scotland (Tom Baxter. Duncan Warwick. Auster McNaughton. David Nolan) 65248.

SWIMMING MEN 100m Butterfly (eight qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Anthony Mosse (NZL) 54 61s. 2 Nicholas Hodgson (ENG) 56 15. 3 Peng Siong Ang (SIN) 56 72. 4 Roland Lee (ENG) 58 44. 5 Perran Coak (HGK) 5972.

6 Ernest Borrel (GIB) 104 67. Heat 2: 1 Barry Armstrong (AUS) 54 75s. 2 Vlastimil Cerny (CAN) 56 11. 3 Richard Leishman (SCO) 57 28. 4 William McGoldnck (SCO) 57 86.

5 Kirk Torrance (NZL) 58 10. 6 Shan Nissiotis (SWZ) 1.04 16. 7 Simon Kneebone (GUE) 107 07. Heat 3: 1 Tom Ponting (CAN) 54 68s. 2 Peter Gee (AUS) 56 89.

3 Yi Ming Tsang (HGK) 57 82. 4 William Johnston (NIR) 59 51. 5 Jm Gee Oon (SIN) 10117. 6 Gareth Williams (WAL) 1 02.77. 7 Ian Martinez (GIB) 1.04.03.

Heat 4: 1 Andrew Jameson (ENG) 54 09s. 2 Anthony McDonald (AUS) 55 24. 3 Ross Anderson (NZL) 55 66. 4 Claude Limy (CAN) 56 66. 5 Khoon Hean Tay (SIN) 1 00 75.

6 Trevor Ncala (SWZ) 107 95. Qualifiers: Jameson. Mosse. Ponting. Armstrong.

McDonald. Anderson. Cerny. Hodgson. 40Om Media (eight qualify for final) Heat 1 1 Stephen Poulter (ENG) 4 mins 28 96s 2 Robert Woodhouse (AUS) 4 3 1 25.

3 Gary Binfield (ENG) 4 32 04. 4 Paul Lee (AUS) 4 37 69 5 Brent Foster (NZL) 4 43 33. 6 Campbell McNeil (SCO) 4 51 12. Heat 2: 1 Alex Baumann (CAN) 4 mins 28 35s. 2 John Davey (ENG) 4 29 63.

3 Jon Kelly (CAN) 4 30 63. 4 Anthony Day (WAL) 4 32 60. 5 Deke Botsford (CAN) 4 32 89. 6 Andrew Smith (SCO) 4 3970. Qualifiers: Baumann.

Poulter. Davey. Kelly. Woodhouse. Bmfield.

Day. Botsford. lOOm butterfly Final: 1 Andrew Jameson (ENG) 5407s (Games record). 2 Anthony Mosse (NZL) 54 31. 3 Tom Ponting (CAN) 54 56.

4 Barry Armstrong AUS) 54 85. 5 Anthony McDonald (AUS) 55 31. 6 Vlastimil Cerny (CAN) 55 74. 7 Ross Anderson (NZL) 55.93. 8 Nicholas Hodgson (ENG) 56.28.

400m medley Final: 1' Alex Baumann (CAN) 2 mins 05.10s (Games record). 2 Robert Woodhouse (AUS) 4 22 51. 3 Stephen Poulter (ENG) 4 24 71. 4 John Davey (ENG) 4 27 03. Jon Kelly (CAN) 4.27 26.

6 Gary Binfield (ENG) 4 2951. 7 Anthony Day (WAL) 4.30.02. 8 Deke Botsford (CAN) 4.33.05. 4x200m Freestyle Relay Final: 1 Australia (Thomas Stachewicz. Duncan Armstrong.

Rob- -ert Gleria. Peter Dale) 7 mins 23.49s, (Commonwealth 2 Canada (Sandy -Goss. Scott Flowers. Tom Ponting. Paul Szekula) 7 29 52.

3 England (Kevin Boyd. John Davey. Paul Howe. Jonathan Broughton) 7 33.39 4 Scotland (Graeme Wilson. Paul Brew.

Colin Bole. Neil Cochran) 7.36.31. 5 By JIM WEBSTER EDINBURGH, Sunday: Australia's Martin Vinnicombe pedalled like fury to win a gold medal last night and then became embroiled in a million-to-one rumpus. The electronic timing malfunctioned during his ride and manual timing was needed to provide him with a time. When Vinnicombe tore across the line at the velodrome and his time for the 1km time trial was flashed up as lmin 4.66s there was vast rejoicing, as well as much scepticism.

It was the fastest ever ridden by SYDNEY TIMES ATHLETICS 6.15pm 110m hnxdlea men's decathlon. Zpm DicDB men's decathlon. 8.25pm Pole vault men's decathlon. 8.30pm 800m men's heats (4). 9pm 200m women's heats (3).

11pm 400m women's semi-finals. 11.05pm Shot women's Final. 11.25pm 400m hoxdles mea's semi-finals. 800m women's semi-finals. Midnight Javelin men's decathlon.

12.10am (Tuesday) 800m men's semifinal. 12.30am 200m women's semi-finals. 125am 200m men's heats (3). (NZL) 1 06 16. 5 Anna Ratcliff (SCO) 1 08 66.

6 Sharon Pickering (FIJ) 1.12 52. Heal 2 1 Georgina Parkes (AUS) 1 04 74s. 2 Kathenne Read (ENG) 1 05 32. 3 Beverley Rose (SCO) 1 05 7 1 4 Catherine White (ENG) 1 06 23. 5 Jennifer McElroy (CAN) 1 .07 83.

6 Suzanna Lee (HGK) 109.32. Heat 3 1 Nicole Livingstone (AUS) 1 04 56s. 2 Simone Hmdmarch (ENG) 1 05 2 1 3 Carmel Clark (NZL) 1 05 49. 4 Jill Ewing (SCO) 1 06 25. 5 Pascale Croquet (CAN) 106 41.

6 Joanne Guiller (NIR) 1 11 67. Qualifiers: Livingstone. Parkes. Hume. Moore.

Hindmarch. Read. Clark. Rose. MEN 100m Freestyle (fastest 8 qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Sandy Goss (CAN) 5161s.

2 Roland Lee (ENG) 51 3 Ross Anderson (NZL) 52 83. 4 Graeme Wilson (SCO) S3 1 5. 5 Duncan Cruickshank (SCO) 55 67. 6 Ian Martinez (GIB) 57 10. 7 Chris Stapley (SWZ).

1.00 08 Heat 2: 1 Mark Stockwell (AUS) 51 48s. 2 Vlastimil Cerny (CAN) 51 95. 3 Colin Bole (SCO) 5230. 4 Johnny Li (HGK) 5407. 5 Simon Kneebone (GUE) 58.44.

6 John Vinales (GIB) 1 00 08. Heat 3: 1 Andrew Jameson (ENG) 51 44s. 2 Neil Brooks (AUS) 51 82. 3 Mark Foster (ENG) 52.18. 4 David Filipponi (JER) 54 31.

5 Trevor Ncala (SWZ) S9.13. 6 Daniel Goiding (GIB) 10241. Heat 4: 1 Gregory Fasala (AUS) 51 39s. 2 Blair Hicken (CAN) 51 72. 3 Peng Siong Ang der (SCO) 1 08 132.

9 Pierre Jordan (NZL) 1 08 633. 10: Murray Steele (NZL) 1 08 661. 11: Gary Altwasser (CAN) 1 08 850 12: Jon Walshaw (ENG) 1 09 126. 13: Colin Sturgess (ENG) 1.09 126 14: Steven Paulding (WAL) 1 09 739 1 5 Stewart Brydon (SCO) 110 165. 18 Ahstair Adams (SCO) 1.10 668 17: Norton Davies (WAL) 1.11 909 18 Timothy Davies (WAL) 1 12 059 19: Adrian Moonev (IOM) 1.12.516 20 Gary Hinds (IOM) 1 14 655 21: David McCall (NIR) 1 16 176.

22: William Rusia (Flj) 1 16 618. 23 Ian Brown (GUE) 1 17 387. 24: Steve Davies (GUE) 1 17 741 25: Housen Fong (FIJ) 1 1 9 644. 26: Aldyn Wint (CAY) 1 .20.335. WEIGHTLIFTING Featherweight (60 kg): 1 Raymond Williams (WAL) 252 5 (snatch 1 1 2 5ierk 1 40).

2 David Lowenstein (AUS) 250 (110140). 3 Jeffrey Bryce (WAL) 235 (1025132 5). Danny Mudd (AUS). Geoffry Laws (ENG) eliminated after snatch. 67.5 kg class 1 Dean Willey (ENG) (Snatch 145 0 kg.

clean and lerk 170 0) Total 315 0. 2 Ron Lavcock (AUS) (130 0. 177 5) 307 5.. 3 Langis Cote (CAN) (1300 1600) 2900. 4 Norman Cunningham (SCO) (102 5.

125 0) 227 5. 5 Graham Cunningham (SCO) (90 0. 105 0) 195 0 SHOOTING Smalt bore rifle, prone team: 1: Michael AshcroftGale Stewart (CAN) 1 175 points 2: Donald BrookAlan Smith (AUS) 1.171 3: Terence WakefieldColin Harris (WAL) 1.166 4 Patrick RyanStephen Le Couilliard (JER). Roger HarveyStephen Petterson (NZL) 1 162. 6 Alister AllanJohn Knowles (SCO) 1 155.

7: Stewart WattersonHenry Creevy (IOM) 1 154 8 David StaniforthSarah Cooper (ENG). Jason BakerMatthew Guille (GUE) 1 148 10: Cliff OgleMartin Mace (NIR) 1.144 11 Peter RullWai-Keung Tsang (HKG) 1.136 12 Francis NapoliFrednck Garcia (GIB) 1.129 Rapid fir pistol team: 1 England (Brian GirtingTerry Turner) 1.169 2: Australia (Pat MurrayJack Mast) 1 152 3 Canada (Mark HowkinsAndre Chevrefils) 1.150 4: Wales 1 150. 5 Hong Kong 1.145. 6: Scotland 1.140 7 Guernsey 1.143. Shotgun sheet pairs: 1 Joe Neville and Ken Harman (ENG) 195 pis (Games record) 2: Brian Gabriel and Don Kwasnycia (CAN) 1 93.

3 John Woollev and John Farrell (NZL) 189 4 Ian Hale and Alex Crikis (AUS) 183 5 Nigel Kellv and Andy Mckeown (IOM) 187 6: Stephen Brehaut and Steve Evans (GUE) 185. 7 Trevor West and Bert Thompson (NIR) 184. 8 Ian Marsden and Jim Dunlop (SCO) 184 (on countback) 9 Peter Hung and Wyman Li (HKG) 180 10: Terry Griffiths and Phil Lewellyn (WAL) 168 11: Brian Vercoe and Peter Woodward (NFI) 133 ROWING WOMEN Coxless Pairs Final- 1 Kathryn Barr. Andrea Schretner (CAN) 7 mins 34 5 1 sees 2 Pauline Bird. Fiona Johnston (ENG) 7 42 23 3 Alison Smith.

Kate Hall (AUS) 7 53 09 4 Fiona Freckleton. Morag Simpson (SCO) 8.10 47. Double Sculls: 1 Stephanie FosterRobin Clarke (NZ) 7.21 52. 2 Heather ClarkeLisa Robertson (Canada) 7.3986. 3 Diane PnnceClaire Parker (England) 7 54 71.

4 Fiona NowakAmanda Towrie (Scotland) 756 03. Eights Final: 1 Australia (Vicki Spooner. Urszula Kay. Marilyn Kidd. Annelies Voor-thuis.

Sue Cnaoman-Popa. Robyn Grey-Gard an Australian and easily broke the Games record of lmin 6.0s set in 1978. After the next and last rider had finished, with Vinnicombe still well ahead, it was announced that the chief commissaire, Gerry McDaid, had asked for an investigation of his time. Later still, an official adjustment was made and his time, taken from the three timekeepers using stopwatches, was given as lmin 6.23s, still the fastest. His average speed over the four laps, where each rider races the clock in a test of speed from a standing start, was 54.356kmh.

1.25am men's decathlon. 2am 400m hnxdles women's Final. 2.15am 400m budles men's Final. 2.25am women's Final. 3.20am mea's heats.

BOXING 4.30am (Tuesday) heats. CYCLING 4am (Tuesday) sprint qualifying and semifinals; individual -pursuit semi-finals and Finals. ROWING 7.30pm Men's coxless fours heats. 8.10pm Men's coxless pairs heats. 8.50pm Men's double sculls heats.

(SIN) 52 16. 4 Jin Gee Oon (SIN) 54 26. 5 Khoon Hean Tay (SIN) 5470. 6 William Johnston (NIR) 54 96. 7 Gary Smith (GUE) 58 92.

8 Perry Diamond (SWZ) 1.00 30. Qualifiers: Fasala. Jameson. Stockwell. Goss.

Hicken. Brooks. Lee. Cerny. 200m Backstroke (fastest qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Sandy Goss (CAN) 2 mins 03 67s.

2 Paul Kingsman (NZL) 2.05.19. 3 David Orbell (AUS) 2 06 49. 4 Kirk Torrance (NZL) 2 06 63. 5 Ian Rosser (WAL) 2 07 49. 6 Gareth Williams (WAL) 2.

1 2.00. 7 Gary Smith (GUE) 22958. Heat 2: 1 Gary Bmfield (ENG) 2 mins 05 56s. 2 Mike West (CAN) 2 05 57. 3 Neil Cochran (SCO) 2 05 94.

4 Carl Wilson (AUS) 2 07 43. 5 Craig Nelson (SCO) 2.10 53. 6 Andrew Smith (SCO) 2 11 .34. 7 Hor Man Yip (HGK) 2.15 71. Heat 3: 1 Sean Murphy (CAN) 2 mins 0432s.

2 Patrick Blake (ENG) 20672. 3 Robert Woodhouse (AUS) 2 06.86. 4 Kevin Boyd (ENG) 2 07 53. 5 Gary Hurring (NZL) 2 10 20. 6 David Lim (SIN) 2 10 97.

7 Richard Gbeel (NIR) 2 12 88. 8 Yul Du Pont (SWZ) 2 42 33. Qualifiers: Goss. Murphy. Kingsman.

Bmfield. West. Cochran. Orbell. Torrance.

ATHLETICS WOMEN 400m Hurdles. (1st three in each semi -final plus two fastest losers qualify for final) Semi-final 1 1 Gwen Wall (CAN) 57.38s: 2 Debbie Flintoff (AUS) 58 06. 3 Aileen Mills (ENG) 5865. 4 Alyson Vandenbroek-Evans ner. Debbie 8assett.

argot Foster. Kay Fry) 6 mins 43 69 sees. 2 England (Fiona Johnstone. Pauline Bird. Kathenne Grose.

Alison Bonner. Kate Holrovd. Ann Callaway. Joanne Gougn. Patricia Reid.

Alison Norrish) 6 45.62. 3 Canada (Sandy Coppinger. Gil Saxby. Carta Pace. Cathy Harry.

Angie Schneider. Brenda Taylor. Sarah Ogitvy. Cathy Lund. Susan Beck) 6.51.81.

Peter Antonie proudly displays his gold medal. MEN Lightweight Single Sculls 1 Peter Antonie AUS) 7 mins 16 43 sees 2 Peter Tatersall CAN) 7 26 65. 3 Carl Smith (ENG) 7 27 34 4 Robin Williiams (WAL) 7 35 95 5 John Armstrong (NIR) 7.36 64. 6 Dale Maher (NZL) 7 4414 Single 1 Steven Redgrave (ENG) 7 mins 2829 sees 2 Richard Powell (AUS) 7 3264. 3 Eric Verdonk (NSL) 7 3911 4 PNIlip Kittermaster (SCO) 7 45 67.

5 Mike Hughes (CAN) 7.49 04 6 Christopher Howell (WAL) 75042. Eights Final: 1 Australia (Mark Doyle. Malcolm Batten. James Galloway. Michael McKay.

Andrew Cooper. James Tomkins. Ion Popa. Stephen Evans. Dale Caterson).

5 mins 44 42 sees. 2 England (Jon Spenser-Jones. Pat Broughton. John Garrett. John Maxey.

Terry Dillon). Mark Buckingham. Steven Peel. Richard Stanhope. Vaughan Thomas) 5.46.35.

3 New Zealand (Carl Vincent. Andrew Stevenson. Neil Gibson. Don Svmon. Shane Bnen.

Mike Burrell. Ian Wright. Barrie Mabbott. Andrew Hay) 5.47.97. 4 Canada (John Ossowski.

Eric Kovits. John Houlding. Dave Ross. Andy Crosby. Mark Fortune.

Jason Dorland. Don Telfer. Brian McMahon) 5 47 99. 5 Scotland (Charles Ivatt. John Bowie.

Archie McConnell. Doug McFarlane. Martin Holmes. Qumtin McKellar. William Brown.

David Ivatt. Joe Kelly) 5 54 50 6 Wales (Guy Thomas, lestyn Roberts. Michael Hnatiw. Robin Roberts. Ivor Lloyd.

Paul Taylor. Nicholas Hartland. Michael Partridge and cox Chns Jenkins) 6.20.81. ft 'gafr? l3s 8rv the game of bowls." The wording of this ruling is intriguing since no attempt has been made to specify the precise meaning of the phrase "principal source of It could be interpreted as anywhere between 51 and 100 per cent. When I asked Kerry Clark (NZ), the senior vice-president of the IBB who will become the next president of the IBB in 1988, how many players would remain ineligible for the Games he said: "In New Zealand only world champion Peter Belliss would still be excluded as he is a self-proclaimed professional whose only source of income comes from bowling." Bunney (SCO) 10 31.

4 Clarence Callender (ENG) 10 32. 5 Michael Dwver (CAN) 10 42 6 Jerry Jeremiah (VAN) 10 79. 7 Chris Perry (AUS) 11 03. Robert Stone (AUS) Disa Qualifiers Christie. Williams.

Henderson. Johnson. McFarlane. Bunnev. Callender.

Dwyer. 400m (1st three in each semi-final plus two fastest losers qualify for final) First semi-final 1 Kriss Akabusi (ENG) 47 55s. 2 Darren Clark (AUS) 47 61. 3 Prul Brown (ENG) 47 72. 4 Andre Smith (CAN) 47 96.

5 Martin Johnston (SCO) 48 57 6 Brian Nicoll (SCO) 5007. 7 Joseph Rodan (FIJ) 50 30. 8 Reuben Kaiaha (VAN) 51 08. Second semi-final: 1 Bruce Fravne (AUS) 47 09. 2 David Johnston (AUS) 47 22.

3 Rocer Black (ENG) 47 27. 4 Brian Whittle (SCO) 4756 5 Anton Skerritt (CAN) 47 74 6 Michael Guegan (JER) 48 80. 7 Odiya Silweva (MAW) 49 56 8 Zacharia Machangani (BOT) 50 09 Qualifiers Akabusi. Clark Brown. Frayne.

Johnston. Black. Whittle. Skerritt WOMEN 100m semi-final 2 1 Heather Oakes (ENG) 11 22s. 2 Angella Issaienko (CAN) 1 1 25 3 Sandra Whittaker (SCO) 1 1 60 4 Esmie Lawrence (CAN) 1 1 68.

5 Kerry Johnson (AUS) 1 1 76 6 Carmen Smart (WAL) 11837 Danaa Mvhill (IOM) 1 1 92. 6 Sharon Mifsud (GIB) 12 78 Qualifiers Dunn. Bailey. Windie. Oakes.

Issaienko. Whittaker. Jeffrey. Short. 10 66 5 Chris Perry (AUS) 11 00 6 William Akanoa (CKI) 1181 Heat 2:1 Ben Johnson (CAN) 10 15 sees 2 Jamie Alexander Henderson (SCO) 10 29 3 Michael Anthony McFarlane (ENG) 10 38 4 Simon Herbert (NIR) 10 40 5 Robert Stone (AUS) 10 51 6 Sunday Mawen (BOT) 11017 Clifford Mamba (SWA) 1 1 05 Heat 3: 1 Elliot Bunney (SCO) 10 32 sees.

2 Clarence Callender (ENG) 10 49 3 Gerrard Keating (AUS) 10 56 4 Michael Dwver (CAN) 10 81 5 Maloni Bole (FIJ) 1 0 94 6 Nelson Chan Ka Chiu (HKG) 1 0 95 Qualifiers Johnson Henderson. Christie. Bunnev McFarlane Baird. Callender. Williams.

Stone. Sharp. Keating. Jeremiah. Dwyer.

Bole. Perry. Chan Men's 110m hurdles semi-finals (eight qualify for final): Semi-Final 1: 1 Nigel Wafker (WAL) 13 64 sees 2 Mark McKoy (CAN) 13 68 3 Wilbert Greaves (ENG) 13 80 4 David Nelson (ENG) 14 13 John Wallace (SCO) 14 23 6: Neil Fraser (SCO) 14 28 Semi-Final 2: 1: Colin Jackson (WAL) 1 3 69 sees 2 Don Wright (AUS) 1 3 77 3 Jeff Glass (CAN) 13 87.4 Jonathan Peter Ridgeon (ENG) 13 88 Glenn MaeDonald (SCO) 1437 6 Kieran James Moore (NIR) 14 72 Qualifiers Walker. McKoy. Jackson.

Wright. Greaves. Glass. Ridgeon. Nelson.

Women's 400m (3 fastest each semi final, plus two fastest losers to final): Semi-Final 1: 1 Charmaine Crooks (CAN) 53 39 sees 2 Kathryn Cook (ENG) 53 69 3 Maree Chapman (AUS) 53 64. 4: Helen Barnett (ENG) 54 29 5 Sian Morris (WAL) 54 75 6 Fiona Hargreaves (SCO) 55 76. 7: Linsev Macdonald (SCO) 58 26 Semi-Final 2: 1: Debbie Flintoff (AUS) 52 92 2 Jilhan Richardson (CAN) 53 11 3 Marita Payne (CAN) 53 51 4 Sharon Stewart (AUS) 53 91 5 Angela Piggford (ENG) 54 18 6 Dawn Kitchen (SCO) 55 52 7 MarvKapalu(VAN)5S43 Qualifiers Fhntotf Richardson Crooks. Cook. Stewart.

Chapman. Pavne. Pfford Men's 400m (first four in each boat pfcet four fastest losers to serm-hnah): Heat 1 I Roger B'ack (ENG) 46 66 sees 2 P'wv Fravne (AUS) 46 99 3 Anton 5k emit (CAN) 4753 4 loseoh Rodan (FID 44 41 tW-. Nicoll (SCO) 49 91 6 John Owcco'v (vi'S 50 65 Heat 2: 1 Darren Clark (AUS) 46 1 2 2 Kriss Akabusi (ENG) 46 84 3 And't Sn (CAN) 47 21 4 Mrtm Alan cnstcn (KO) 48 19 5 Odiva Silweva (MAW) 4945 6 Avelino Baldarhmo (GIB) 51 SS Heat 3: 1 Brian Whittle (SCO) 46 69 sees 2 Philip Brown (ENG) 46 76 3 David Johnston (AUS) 47 13 4 Michael Guan (JER) 48 40 5 Reuben Kaiaha (VAN) 49 44 6 Zacharia Machangani (BOT) 49 75 Qualifiers: Black. Fravne Skerritt Rodan.

Nicoll. Clark Akabusi. Smith Johnston Silweva Whittle. Brown. Johnston.

Guegan. Kaiaha. Machangam Men's 10.0OO metres final: 1 Jonathan Solly (ENG) 27 mins 57 42 sees 2 Stephen Bmns (ENG) 27 58 01 3 Steve Jones (WAL) 29 02 49 4 Paul McClov (CAN) 28 29 11 Steve Moneghetti (AUS) 28 29 20 6 Paul Williams (CAN) J8 4I 79 7 Terente Greene (NIM 28 47 18 6 Peter Butler (CAN) 2 5.01 9 )hnBowdenNZL)29 2S65 10 MKhael Mrleod (tNO) 29 57 23 If Alister Hot ion (SCO) 30 16 SO. 12 J'mi Marsh (GUE) 33 27 23 By JIM McMENAMIN EDINBURGH, Sunday: A new ruling by the International Bowling Board has rocked the lawn bowling world. Instead of defining an amateur it defines a professional bowler in clear and simple terms.

Mr Garnet Putland, Australia's newly elected president of the IBB, disclosed the wording of the Commonwealth Games eligibility clause yesterday. In place of the old clause, which defines an amateur in equivocal terms, the new clause reads: "Professional bowler. All players are eligible for selection for the Commonwealth Games except those whose principal source of income is derived from playing Women's pairs: Freda Elliott and Margaret Johnston (NIR) Jean Vails and Betty Stubbings (ENG) 21-15. Margaret Pomerov and Janet Ackland (WAL) Beryl Godfrey and Hilda Pochon (AUS) 28-1 4. Sandi Zakoske and Rosemary McMahon (HKG) Jennie Nicolle and Mane Smith (GUE) 22-20 Women's fours: New Zealand 1 8 Scotland 22.

Botswana 10 England 22. Fin 21 Ireland 9. Hong Kong 17 Malawi 22. BADMINTON Semi-finals: England Scotland 4-1 Details Nick Yates Kenny Middlemiss 15-0 15-3: Helen Troke Aileen Nairn 11-4 11-1: Andy Goode and Steve Baddeley lain Pringle and Dan Travers 15-13 2-15 15-10: Gillian Clarke and Gillian Gowers Elinor Allen and Nairn 15-1 15-9. England conceded mixed doubles.

Canada Australia 5-0. (ATHLETICS) MEN 100m (1st tree in each semi final plus two fastest losers qualify for final) Semi-final 1 1 Linford Christie (ENG) 10 29s. 2 Desai Williams (CAN) 10 41.3 Jamie Henderson (SCO) 10 59 4 Gerrard Keating (AUS) 10 60. 5 Simon Baird (NIR) 10 62. 6 Cameron Sharp (SCO) 10 63.

7 Malom Bole (FIJ) 10 96. 8 Nelson Chan Ka Chtu (HKG) 1111 Semi-final 2 1 Ben Johnson (CAN) 10 18s 2 Michael McFarlane (ENG) 10 29. 3 Elliot 14 26. 942 4 Alison Armstrong (CAN) 14 68 884 5 Sharon Jaklofsky-Smith (AUS) 14 90. 855 6 Linda Osmers (NZL) 15 21.

814 Heat 2 1 Judy Simpson (ENG) 13 11 sees. 1108 pts 2 Jane Fleming (AUS) 13 32 1077 3 Kim Hagger (ENG) 13 45 1058 4 Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (AUS) 13 76 1013. 5. Joanne Mulhner (ENG) 14 31. 935 High lump: 1.

Judy Simpson (ENG) 1 85 metres. 1041 pts 2. Jane Flemming (AUS) I 79. 966 3 Kim Hagger (ENG) 1 79 966 4 Joanne Mulliner (ENG) 1 79. 966 5 Linda Osmers (NZL) 1 79 966 6 Jocelvn Millar-Cu-bit (AUS) 1 76 928 7 Valerie Walsh (SCO) 1 .76.

928 8 Linda Soenst (CAN) 1 73 891 9 Alison Armstrong (CAN) 1 70. 855 10 Sharon Jaklofsky-Smtth (AUS) 1 61. 747 11 Terry Genge (NZL) 161. 747 Shot Put 1. Judy Simpson (ENG) 14 3f metres.

818 pts 2 Terry Genge NZL) 13 22 742 3 Joanne Mulliner (ENG) 12 91. 721 4 Alison Armstrong (CAN) 12 73 709 5 Jane Flemming (AUS) 1 2 70. 707. 6 Kim Hagger (ENG) 12 20. 674 7 Linda Osmers (NZL) II 33.617 8 Sharon Jaklolskv-Smith (AUS) 11 12.

603 9 Valerie Walsh (SCO) 1111 602 10 Jocelvn Millar-Cubit (AUS) 10 42. 557 II Linda Spenst (CAN) 9 95. 526 200 metres: Group 1 1 Linda Soenst (CAN) 25 50 sees 841 pts 2 Valerie Walsh (SCO) 25 59. 833 3 Terry Genge (NZL) 25 60 833 4 Linda Osmers (NZL) 26 38 764 5 Alison Armstrong (CAN) 26 78 730 Sharon Jaklofsky-Smith (AUS) A Group 2 1 Jane Flemming (AUS) 24 1 7 sees. 964 pts 2 Jocelvn Millar-Cubit (AUS) 24 86.

900 3 Judy Simpson (ENG) 24 99. 888. 4 Kim Hagger (ENG) 25 02. 885. 5 Joanne Mulliner (ENG) 2535 8S5 Overall positions after four events: 1 Judy Simpson (ENG) (100m hurdles 13 11 sees hi 1 85m.

shot 14 36m. 200m 24 99 sees) 3 855 Pts 2 Jane Fleming (AUS) (100m hurdles 13 32 sees; hi 179m. shot 12 70m. 200m 24 17 sees) 3 714 3 Kim Hagger (ENG) (100m hurdles 13 45 sees hj 1 79m: shot 1 2 20m 200m 25 02 sees) 3.583. 4 Joanne Mulliner (ENG) (100m hurdles 14 31 sees: hi 179m; shot 1291m 200m 25 35 sees) 3.477 5 Jocelyn Millar-Cubit (AUS) (100m hurdles 13 76 sees; hi 1 76m.

shot 10 42m. 200m 24 86 sees) 3 398 6: Terry Genge (NZL) 1 00m hurdles 1 3 92 sees, hi 1 61m. snot 13 22m. 200m 25 60 sees) 3.312 7 Valerie Walsh (SCO) (100m hurdles 1426 sees; hi 176m. shot 1111m; 200m 25 59 sees) 3 8 Linda Spenst (CAN) (100m hurdles 13 82 sees; hi 1.73m shot 9 95m 200m 25 50 sees) 3 262 9 Alison Armstrong (CAN) (100m hurdles 14 68 sees: h( 170m shot 1273m.

200m 26 76 sees) 3.178 JO: Linda Osmers (NZL) (100m hurdles VtU sho 33m. 200m 26 38 sees) 3 161 Hammer Final: 1 David Smith (ENG) 74 06 metres 2 Martin Girvan (NIR) 70 4S 3 Philip Spivey (AUS) 70 30 4 Michael Jones ENG) 70 10 Joe Ouigiev (AUS) 69 30 6 Mathew Mileham (ENG) t7 9o 7 Hans Loli (AUS) 66 14 8 Chris Black (SCO) fci 9 Shaun Pickering (WAl) 62 64 Men's 100m (18 quality for emMhMts): Heat 1: 1: Linford Christie (ENG) 10 SI sees 2: Desai Williams (CAN) 1049 3 Cameron Sharp (SCO) 10 S7. 4. Jerry Jeremiah (VAN) Final Group Group A England 4 16 4 4 Australia 4 13 7 2 New Zealand 4 12 8 2 Wales 4 7 3 2 North Ire 4 2 18 0 GROUP II Canada 4 18 2 4 Scotland 4 17 3 3 Hong Kong 4 11 2 Guernsey 4 6 14 1 Isle of Man 4 0 20 0 DAY 2 OF THE 13TH COMMONWEALTH GAMES BOWLS MEN Singles: Richard Corsie (SCO) Andy Thomson (ENG) 21-12. Mike Smith (GUE) Stan Esote (NIR) 21-17.

Keith Bosley (HKG) Ray Young (MAW) 2 1 -8 Alf Wallace (CAN) Ray Hill (WAL) 21-18. Ian Dickinson (NZL) Bosley 21-4. David Le Marauand (JER) Young 21 -IB. Ian Schuback (AUS) Peter Fong (FIJ) 2 1 -5. Oickinson Smith 2 1 -8.

Fong EsDie 21-16. Hill Mel David (BOT) jl-6. Wallace Corsie 21-19. Pairs: Hassan-David Tso (HKG) Marcell Coutouly-John Jones UER) 26-1 5. Rod McCutcheon-Davy Hamilton (NIR) Caucau Turangabeci-Jagdeo Sing (FIJ) 26-18.

John Thackray-Ray Mascarenhas (BOT) Lyn Perkins-Spencer Wilshire (WAL) 19-17. Grant Knox-George Adrain (SCO) Ron Jones-Bi'l Boettger (CAN) 24-17. Knox-Ad-ram Thackrav-Mazscarenhas 28-14. Wayne Nairn-Maurice Symes (NZL) Kevin Henricks-Arthur Black (AUS) 23-18. Bill Hain-ing-David Broad (MAW) Hassan-Tso 37-23.

Perkins-Wilsnire Bill Crawford-Mike Nicolle (GUE) 26-21 Crawford-Nicolle Haining-Broad 18-15. Chris Ward-David Ward (ENG MeCutcheon-Hamilton 27-20. Nairn-Symes Turangabeci-Singh 23-17. Fours: Canada Swaziland 35-10. Ireland Hong Kong 30-14.

England Swaziland 22-10. Scotland Fm 19-15 Ireland Gurnsey 18-17. Scotland England 23-15. Wales Australia 19-11. New Zealand Hong Kong 21-18.

Canada Scotland 30-1 4. Swaziland Botswana 24-19. WOMEN Singles Greeta Fahey (AUS) Eileen Bell (NIR) 21-6. Joan Humphreys (HKG) Rhoda Ryan (NZL) 21-14 Ann Dainton (WAL) Flora Anderson (BOT) 21-19 Wendy Line (ENG) Senga McCrone (SCO) 21-8. Humphreys Margaret Blattman (JER) 21-17.

Dainton Nell Hunter (CAN) 21-1 4. Ryan Pam Le Tissier (GUE) 21-10. McCrone Hunter 21-20. Bell Maraia Lum On (FIJ) 21-19 Pairs Freda Elliott-Margaret Johnston (NIR) Jennie Nicolle-Mane Smith (GUE) 27.16. Sandi Zakoske-Rosemary McMahon (HKG) Millie Khan-Jovce Osborne (NZL) 25-14.

Janet Ackland-Margaret Pomeroy (WAL) Shirley Baylis-Margaret Green (BOT) 33-6 Jean Valls-Betty Stubbings (ENG) Beryl Godfrey-Hilda Pochon (AUS) 22.12 Dorothy Macey-Alice Duncalt (CAN) Nan Mulholland-Greta Boyle (SCO) 17-13. Elliott -Johnston Willow Fong-Jankt Gaunder (FIJ) 19-17 Baylis-Green Mulholland Boyle 18-17. Nicolle-Smith Khan-Osborn 21-16 Women's Fours Table Shot Pts I England 3 2 1 017 4 i North Ireland. 2 2 0 0 4 3 Australia 3 2 1 0 1 4 4 New Zealand 3 2 1 04 4 Stotswana 4 2 2 43 4 Swaziland 3 2 103 4 7 Scotland 4 12 1-1 3 8 Fiji 1 1 a 0 -24 2 9 Canada 3120-2 10 Wales 2 1 1 -5 2 I I Guernsey 4 1 3 0 29 2 12 Malawi 3 2 1 -33 1 13 Hong Kong .2 0 2 0 IS 0 Fours Botswana Wales 21-13. Canada Swaziland 22-11.

England Scotland 19-18 England Guernsey 29-11. Swaziland BOXING Quarter Final jT'ht (48kgs): Mark Epton (ENG) Robert Regan (WAL). Flyweight (51 kgs) Steve Beaupre (CAN) Andrew Docherty (SCO) pts. Featherweight (57kg) John Wallace (NZL) John Mkangala (MAW) Pts Bill Downey (CAN) Roger Soittn (AUS) pts Peter English (ENG) Calvin Magagula (SWA) rsf 3rd Lightweight (60kgs): Asif Dar (CAN) Gerard McKenna (NIR) rsf 2nd. Joe Jacobs (ENG) Brian Williams (AUS) pts Light middleweight (71 kgs) Glyn Thomas (WAL) Charles Mahlalela (SWA) pts Dan Sherry (CAN) Brendan O'Hara (NIR) pts Rick Finch (AUS) George Nyirenda (MAW) pts Alec Mullen (SCO) Se'ese Fidow (WSA) Pts Light Heavyweight (81kg): Brent Kosolof-ski (CAN) Raeli Raeli (NZL) pts Jim Moran (ENG) Pua Don Ulberg (WSA) rsf 2nd Byron Pullen (WAL) Gerald Storey (NIR) pts Harry Lawson (SCO) Noel Thomas (CAY) pts Heavyweight (91 kg): Douglas Young (SCO) Kevin McCormack (WAL) disq 3rd.

CYCLING One Kilometre Time Trial: 1 Martin Vinnicombe (AUS) 1 mm 06 230 sees 2 Gary Anderson (NZL) 1 06 334 3 Max Rainsford (AUS) 1 07 346 4 Wayne McCarney (AUS) 1 07.429 Paul Manson (CAN) 1 07 834 Gary Coltman (ENG) 107 835 7: Curtis Harnett (CAN) 1 07.899. 8: Edward Alexan.