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Page 40 The Sydney Morning Herald, Wednesday, July 30, 1986 den 7A if peaks aSie mmf (GrI. a But she wanted to win this last competition more than anything as much because of her desire to end her career with glory as to mentally kick Judith Oakes, of England. It was Oakes who had recently said in a magazine article that Martin should have been made to serve her full 18 months suspension for allegedly taking steroids instead of being allowed back inside the period. Martin broke the Games record with her first attempt of 18.59m. Oakes broke it twice more with 18.71m and 18.75s and finally Martin pumped out one on her penultimate effort of 19m precisely.

At her press interview later Martin, who had been so breezy, stiffened at one point and said drily: "I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Judith Oakes for the remarks she has been making about me "For giving me this extra ''I AT EDINBURGH 54.95s, breaking her own Games record of 55.89s set in Brisbane. That is a long-way outside her recent 53.76s in Oslo, which was a Commonwealth record and a time which East Germany's Sabine Busch and the Soviet pair of Marg Arita Khromova and Marina Stepanova have bettered. Although Flintoff emphasised that winning, not records, was more important here I expect Busch's world record to come her way before long. After yesterday's win her immediate reaction was one of relief. 6 Everyone kept Debbie Flintoff carries an Australian flag on her lap of honour after winning the 400m hurdles for her second gold medal in two days.

EDINBURGH, Tuesday: One is planning to marry and the other to climb the Himalayas. But Debbie Flintoff and Gael Martin scaled a few peaks for themselves and for Australia at the Commonwealth Games yesterday. They are Australia's sticks of double dynamite because Martin's victory in the shot and FlintofTs in the 400m hurdles at Meadow-bank gave them both gold medals on successive days. Flintoff, 26, has now set herself to walk (or rather run) away from these Games with three gold medals since she will anchor Australia's team in the 4 400m relay on Saturday. After that she is taking a few months off and switching her thoughts to something which will have the same lasting effect that these Games will have on her life.

She is to marry her coach, Phil King, on November 7 at a small church at Mt Eliza, on the Mornington Peninsula, in front of about 60 people. Then it will be back to the tiny cottage in a far corner of the mixed farm King's parents have at the tongue-twister of a settlement nearby called Moorooduc, where Debbie is the idol of the 400 population. Theirs is a unique coaching arrangement. Phil has never coached anyone else. Nor does he want to.

And from working together they fell in love. But wedding gowns weren't on her mind yesterday. What was was making sure that she did not blow her pet event after winning the 400m flat final on Sunday. She tried to play down the first success, stay calm (which is hard for someone who talks so rapidly) and stick to her race plan. It all worked perfectly, despite the fact that Flintoff used a new stride pattern.

For the first time she took 15 strides to the fourth obstacle then switched to her normal 16 because she was tending to overrun the. hurdles. The rest of the field served only as ladies-in-waiting as the queen swept by and went on to win in to trim down from her 90kg in readiness for her hike through the Himalayas. The world's greatest all-round athlete, Daley Thompson, went on to win the decathlon majestically with 8,663 points 490 ahead of the next competitor after losing only two of the 10 events. Australian competitors Stuart Andrews and Simon Shirley finished fifth and eighth behind him respectively.

Another Australian, Ken Gordon, could not go on with it in the 400m hurdles final after looking strong coming into the straight. He weakened to trail the field home in 51.59s in a race surprisingly won by the Irish redhead Phil Beattie in 49.60s. Most other Australians who performed yesterday progressed well. John Dinan, who looked gold medal material with his 20.99s, Miles Murphy and Robert Stone are all through to the semi-finals of the 200m. Maree Chapman is in the women's 200m final while Julie Schwass and Pat Scammell are through to the 800m finals.

The men's 800m semi-finals succeeded only in whetting appetites for the first showdown between England's Seb Coe and Steve Cram on Thursday. Cram won the first semi-final stylishly in 1m 48.71s while Cram took it easier in the faster semifinal to finish behind team-mate Peter Elliott (1:47.42) and Canada's Simon Hoogewerf. Coe has had a throat virus for a few days is hoping the two-day break in the track and field events will allow him to get over it by Thursday. This is the most-awaited match of the season Coe, the double Olympic champion up against Cram, the world, European and Commonwealth champion. Edinburgh is getting a Coe-Cram duel not just once but twice because they will be in action in Thursday's 800m as well as Saturday's saying 'you're going to win you're going to win' and I suppose it's only natural that doubts come into your mind.

Panayi to retire after the dive of his life By MICHAEL VI SO NT AY EDINBURGH, Tuesday Shaun Panayi made the greatest dive of his life last night to win the Commonwealth Games springboard competition and announced that he would retire Her the world championships, in Madrid next month. The Victorian teacher, who finished only seventh in the same event four years ago, could not have chosen a better note on which to leave. It would be hard to imagine a more sensational victory Australia's first in Commonwealth Games diving since 1974. With one round to go Panayi, 23, was in second place, a whopping seven points behind Canadian John Nash, who had led the field for nost of the competition. Nash seemingly confirmed his victory when he scored a formidable 68.73 points on his last dive a forward one-and-a-half somersault with three twists.

This meant that Panayi, whose turn was next, needed more than 76 points to win. He chose the same dive and executed it so perfectly that he made almost no splash. The cheers and whistles of the pro-Australian crowd turned to a roar as his score went up: 76.56. Panayi had won by 0.69 of a point. The final scores were Panayi 648.33, Nash 647.64 and 21 -year-old Queensland student Craig Rogerson 620.43, just ahead of veteran Stephen Foley (619.47).

"It was the best dive of my life, for sure," Panayi beamed. "I have never got that many points for a dive before." After Nash's dive Panayi the name is Greek but his parents are English did not hold much hope and decided he would just go out and "do my "After the dive I heard the scores but didn't really take notice of them until someone told them to me," he said. "I heard a couple of cheers and then went blank." His total was a Commonwealth Games record and 30 points more than his previous best. Foley, 27, who has been competing for more than 10 years, recovered from a poor first day to be in fourth place going into the last round. The dual silver medallist in Brisbane produced a very strong dive under pressure to earn 71.40 points, which he thought would lift him to third.

But Rogerson, whose dives had hovered around the 63 points mark in the latter rounds, made his best dive of the day to score 71.34 and secure the bronze. Queenslander Valerie Beddoe, the defending champion, turned in a Panayi-like last round dive to edge out fellow Queenslander Julie Kent for the silver medal. Beddoe, 25, trailed Kent, 21, by 6.60 points before the last round, but scored 10 points higher than her less experienced team-mate to clinch second. The event was won easily by Canadian Fuller, who totalled 431.61 points in her eight dives. Beddoe-was on 414.78 and Kent on 411.18.

The third Australian diver, Carol Boots, 26, also from Queensland, finished eighth. Cycling hits out EDINBURGH, Tuesday: Australia's Commonwealth Games cyclists have run foul of officialdom again and it has cost them another $210. It is the second time in as many days Games authorities have slapped a fine on the Australians, who could still have the last laugh by making a clean sweep of the track program. But the Australian cycling team manager, Jock Bullen, yesterday paid out the equivalent of $315 to the Panel of Commissaires which runs track racing at the Games. "The fines are far too harsh way overboard but I think it was a politically wise decision to pay up," Bullen said.

He did not mention the chief commissaire for the Edinburgh Games, Scotsman Gerry McDaid, would also hold that position at next month's world cycling championships in Colorado. McDaid fined the Australians strength to really win this gold medal." It has been her dream to do the same as Jane Haist, of Canada, who won both discus and shot gold medals during the 1974 Commonwealth Games. So it was "absolutely the happiness" she had ever been. Asked about the future, she said: "My husband NigelJ has been working two jobs. We're going to buy a four-wheel drive and go away every weekend.

"I might even go climb the Himalayas next year and in the next couple of years I might even have some babies. "But I'd really like to move down to Tasmania and settle there." Martin went out last night to have a few beers, which she loves as much as her athletics, and plans "I'm really pleased it's over-because I felt there was a bit of pressure on me," she said. "Everyone kept saying 'you're going to win you're going to win' and I suppose it's only natural that doubts come into your mind. "So I had to stick to my race pattern and I did." The silver medal went to Don-alda Duprey, of Canada, with Jenny Laurendet giving Australia the bronze. Martin, 30 next month, will now retire after a superb international career which has spanned four Commonwealth and two Olympic Games and brought her 28 national titles.

There was also an Olympic bronze medal for the discus in Los! Angeles and now her third Commonwealth Games gold. Farmer Phil makes this gold count EDINBURGH, Tuesday: The disappointment of losing a Commonwealth Games gold medal on countback was erased for farmer Phil Adams yesterday. Adams won the gold in the centre fire pistol pairs at Musselburgh, near here, with West Australian Rodd Hack. Adams, from Forbes, NSW, had already won a bronze medal in the free pistol teams. Yesterday he won the silver in the air-pistol pairs with Neil Favell, losing the gold on a countback.

Adams, a gold medallist at the 1982 Commonwealth Games, teamed with Hack to become the first Australians to be successful in Edinburgh. Adams and Favell beat England's Bob Northover and Michael Cutler. New Zealanders Rex Hamilton and Barry O'Neale were third. Razor gang From Page 42 The title Machine demeans the status of this fine team who have such confifdence in each other. Fasala, Renshaw, Stockwell and Brooks are our Magnificent Men.

The evening began splendidly for Australia with Rob Gleria, Peter Dale and Tom Stachewicz taking all three medals in the 200m freestyle. The unusual combination of God and Madonna contributed mightily to the victory of Gleria, who was lucky to be in Edinburgh, let alone the race. He failed to qualify for Edin manager at fines 1 00 Swiss francs 1 05) on Sunday for scratching two riders Martin Vinnicombe and Max Rainsford from the sprint. McDaid was unmoved by Bul-Ien's explanation that the riders were too tired after their gold and bronze medal-winning efforts the previous night and had been entered in the first place only to help make up numbers depleted by the Games boycott. McDaid struck again yesterday, imposing a fine of 200 Swiss francs ($210) for having failed to present a machine for examination before a race and arriving late at the starting line.

The incident occurred before the first quarter-final of the individual pursuit in which Victorian Rik Patterson was eliminated. Patterson was forced to dismount on the starting line and his bike was returned to the technical examiners. swimmers, was said to be A record Games time of Imin 50.57s -was Gleria's ultimate silencer. Gleria said that before the race he had put on his Walkman and listened to Madonna to shut out everything and concentrate on the race. A relieved Buck said: "I had to play God and put Rob in the race.

I have just, won my first sermon." The rival cheer squads were appreciably less thunderous last night. Perhaps the Queen's presence had a steadying influence. Would that her Majesty attended every session of the swimming. England 17 Hong Kong 25. Guernsey 20 Fiii 13.

Wales 22 Swaziland 13 men nuns WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAM still a cut above the rest Thompson for the high jump EDINBURGH, Tuesday: Decathlon star Daley Thompson has been reported to the English athletics team management after allegedly telling a Commonwealth Games official to "piss The incident came after the 28-year-old Olympic, world and European champion won the Commonwealth Games title for an unprecedented third time yesterday. After being invited to attend the post-medal ceremony press conference the volatile Thompson reportedly told press liaison officer Colin Shields: No, I bloody won't." Mr Shields said he asked Thompson again, but was told: "Don't you understand the bloody English language? I told you I bloody wasn't coming. Now piss off." Mr Shields reported Thompson to English athletics team manager Gordon Wright, who apologised on behalf of the athlete, saying: "You know Daley. We can't control him." singles: Aust New Zealand Greeta Fahey; women's pairs: Aust Hong Kong Hilda Pochon and Beryl Godfrey. 10.30pm: Men's fours: Aust Hong Kong -Michael Hill, Bryce Stewart.

Ray Laycock. Peter Sardelic; women's fours: Aust Botswana Clarice Power, Betty Schenke. Audrey Hefford, Pat Smith. 3am: (Thurs) Men's singles: Aust Hong Kong Ian Schuback: men's pairs: Aust Guernsey Kevin Hendricks and Arthur Black; men's fours: Aust Guernsey -Michael Hill. Bryce Stewart.

Ray Laycock. Peter Sardelic: women's singles: Aust Jersey Greeta Fahey; women's fours: Aust Fiji Clarice Power, Betty Schenke, Audrey Hefford. Pat Smith. DIVING 10pm: Women's springboard final Valerie Beddoe, Julie Kent, Jennifer Donnet; men's highboard final Steve Foley, Nathan Meade, Craig Rogerson. WRESTLING No draw announced.

SYDNEY TIMES BADMINTON 11pm: Men's singles, rounds 3 and 4 -Darren McDonald, Paul Kong, Mike Scandol-era. Sze Yu. 1 1 Women's singles, rounds 3 and 4 -Tracey Small. Rhonda Cator, Karen Jupp, Julie McDonald. 1am (Thurs) Men's doubles, rounds 2 and 3 Mike Scandolera, Paul Kong.

2am (Thurs): Women's doubles, round 3 -Karen Jupp. Tracey Small, Julie McDonald, Audrey Tucker. 3.30pm (Thurs): Mixed doubles, round 1 -Mike Scandolera and Audrey Tucker I Anderson and Johnson (Isle of Man); Gordon Lang and Karen Jupp Middlemiss and A Nairn (Scotland): Darren and Julie McDonald Williams and Doody (Wales): Paul Kong and Tracey Small Ferguson and Lane (Northern Ireland). BOWLING 6pm: Men's singles: Aust Jersey Ian Schuback; men's pairs: Aust Canada -Kevin Hendricks and Arthur Black; women's 0 Bit Pts 1 NEW ZEALAND 8 5 1 0 24 10 2 WALES 5 4 0 1 27 6 3 IRELAND 7 4 3 0 28 8 4 SCOTLANO 6 4 2 0 12 8 5 CANADA 5 3 1 1 47 7 6 Hil 6 3 3 0 10 6 7 AUSTRALIA 4 2 2 0 114 0 HONG KONG 5 2 3 0 4 4 0 SWAZILAND 6 2 4 0 48 4 10 GUERNSEY 5 1 4 0 24 2 11 EN6LAN0 0 1 5 0 26 2 12 BOTSWANA 5 1 4 0 28 2 burgh in the 200m freestyle in the national championships in Adelaide and the Games trials in March. Given a second chance, he qualified in a consolation race.

When the team left Australia Duncan Armstrong, not Gleria, was Australia's third man for the 200m freestyle. But Gleria did so well while the team, was in training camp at Karlsruhe, West Germany, that head coach Terry Buck replaced Armstrong with Gleria. After Armstrong's victory in the 400m freestyle on Friday Buck's judgment came into question. Armstrong's coach, Laurie Lawrence, always fiercely loyal to his tland. Paul Taylor.

Ivor Lloyd. Michael Partridge. Christopher Jenkins) 7 42 1.0. 4 Gibraltar (Alexis Moreno. Edmond Bensadon.

Daniel Freyone. Charles Adrian Holmes) 75628 Heat 2: 1 England (Martin Cross. Adam Cliff. Andrew Holmes. Steven Redgrave.

Adrian Ellison) 6 mins 29 05s. 2 New Zealand (Nigel Atherfold. Chris White. Greg Johnston. Bruce Holden.

Andrew Bird) 6.30 99. 3 Australia (James Galloway. Michael McKay. Mark Doyle. James Tomkms.

Dale Caterson) 6 43 68. 4 Ireland (Robert Storrs. Domhnall Macauley. Colin Dickson. Colin Hunter.

Michael Bailey) 7 44 78 Repechage: 1 Australia 6 mins 37 37 sees. 2 New Zealand 6 48 30. 3 Scotland 6 50 91. 4 Wales 6 52 07. 5 Ireland 6 52 90.

6 Gibraltar 7 26 07. BOWLS MEN Singles: Mel David (BOT) Stan Esoie (NIR) 21-14. Keith Bosley (HGK) Mike Smith (GUE) 2 1 -1 0. Alf Wallace (CAN) Ray Young (MAW) 21-10. David Le Marquand (JER) Andy Thomson (ENG) 21-9.

Ian Dickison (CAN) bt Wallace 2 1 -20. Peter Fong (FIJ) bt Le Marouand (JER) 21-11. Ray Hill (WAL) bt Smith 2 1 -6. Richard Corsie (SCO) bt Young 21-11. Fong bt Bosley 21-13.

Dickison bt David 21-16. MEN'S SINGLES I DM Pts 1 I McMSM (NZlj 00 58 16 2 II Canto (SCO) 7 2 0 30 10 3 I Scanlujca (AOS) 4 I 0 -1-42 4 a Wallace (CAN) 5 4 1 0 22 5 Fee (FU) 1 4 4 0 11 8 8 Hill (WAL) 6 3 3 0 20 6 7 Espie (NIR) 7 3 4 0 8 6 8 Bssley (HKG) 6 3 3 0 5 6 0 Le MaravaiHKJEn) 7 3 4 0 10 6 10 Smith (GUE) 7 2 5 0 30 4 1 1 A Temsoe (ENG) 5 1 4 0 27 2 12 Davie (BOT) 5 1 4 0 44 2 13 Yeum (MAW) 8 1 7 0 57 2 Pairs: Rod McCutcheon-Davy Hamilton (NIR) John Thackray-Ray Mascare-ihas (BOT) 18-16. Ron Jones-Bill Boettger (CAN) Wavne Nairn-Maurice Symes (NZL) 19-17. Bill Haining-David Broad (MAW) Chris Ward-David Ward (ENG) 23-13. Caucau Turangabeci-Jagdeo Singh (FIJ) Marcel Coutouly-John Jones (JER) 18-15.

Hassan and David Tso (HKG) bt Bill Crawford and Mike Nicolle (GUE) 26-22. Nairn and Symes bt Thackray and Mascarenhas 25-14. Jones and Boettger bt Haming and Broad 18-10. Ward and Ward bt Coutouly and Jones 24-8. Turangabeci and Singh bt Hassan and Teo 18-17.

McCutcheon and Hamilton bt Kevin Henricks and Arthur Black (AUS) 33-19. Grant Knox and George Adrain (SCO) bt Lyn Perkins and Spencer Wilshire (WAL) 20-18. EN'S PAIItt I 6 DM PU 6 6 0 6 80 12 8 5 3 0 26 16 ''5 4 1 018 6 7 4 3 0 13 6 7 3 3 167 7 3.4 6 4 6 7 3 4 03 6 8 3 3 82 6 6 3 3 0 4 6 .7 3 4 6 36 6 '5 2 3 6 14 4 IT I 5 1 41 3 1 SCOTLAND 2 ME LAND CANADA 4 ENGLANO 5 NEW ZEALAND 6 WALES 7 MALAWI AUSTRALIA 6 HONS KONG 10 FIN GUERNSEY 12 JERSEY 13 BOTSWANA 6 5 6 42 2 Fours: Canada 26 Ireland 14. England 1 9 New Zealand 22. Fiii 22 Hong Kong 18.

Scotland 1 5 Australia 22. Botswana 21 Ireland IS. Canada 14 New Zealand 20. (ENG) 50 82. 7 Pierre Leveille (CAN) 5 1 .54.

8 Ken Gordon (AUS) 5159. Decathlon Discus: 1 Eugene Gilkes (ENG) 44 54m 757 pts 2 Simon Poelman (NZL) 44 40. 754. 3 Dalev Thompson (ENG) 43 72. 741.

4 Stuart Andrews (AUS) 4364. 739. 5 Dave Steen (CAN) 43 62. 738. 6 Gregory Richards (ENG) 42 72.

720. 7 Albert Miller (FIJ) 40 70. 679. 8 Brad McStravick (SCO) 40 52. 675.

9 Peter Fossey (AUS) 38 08. 626. 10 Mike Smith (CAN) 37.34. 61 1. 1 1 Gordon Orlikow (CAN) 37 34.

611. 12 Simon Shirley (AUS) 34 58. 555. 13 Alfred Oddie (IOM) 33 54. 535 Pole Vault: Group 1: 1 Gilkes 4 40m 731 pts 2 Orlikow 4 40.

731. 3 Miller 4 10. 645. 4 Smith 3 80. 562.

5 Shirley 3 80. 562. 6 Oddie 3 60. 509. 7 Fossey 0 00.

Group 2: 1 Thompson 5 10m 941 pts. 2 Steen 5 00. 910. 3 Poelman 4 80. 849.

4 Richards 4 60. 790. 5 Andrews 4 40. 731. 6 McStravick 4 40.

731. 1500m: 1 Shirley 4 mins 21 66 sees. 800 pts. 2 Steen. 4 22 65.

794. 3 Orlikow 4 29 35. 749. 4 Poelman 4 32 87. 726.

5 McStravick 4 33 05. 725. 6 Andrews 4 35 01 71 2. 7 Oddie 4 37 58. 696.

8 Smith 4 38 48. 690. 9 Thompson 4 39 63. 683. 10 Richards 4 48.04.

631. 11 Miller 4 48 44. 628. Javelin: 1 Thompson 60 82 metres 750 pts. 2 Smith 60 72.

749. 3 Steen 60 18. 741. 4 Poelman 56 68 688. 5 McStravick 56 06:679.

6 Miller 55 44. 669. 7 Shirley 55 22. 666. 8 Andrews 54 26.

652. 9 Oddie 52 64. 628. 10 Orlikow 51.14. 605.

11 Richards 50.02. 589. 12 Fossey 0 00. 12 Gilkes 0 00. 110m hurdles: Group 1: 1 Gilkes 15 20 sees 825 pts.

2 Smith 15 48. 792. 3 Shirley 15 70. 767. 4 Andrews 15 71.

766. 5 Fossey 16 71. 655. 6 Oddie 17 61. 562.

Group 2: 1 Thompson 14 22 sees. 946 pts. 2 Poelman 14 51. 910. 3 Orlikow 14 70.

886. 4 Steen 14 91. 860. 5 Miller 14 93. 858.

6 Richards 15 00. 850. 7 McStravick (SCO) 15.15. 831. Final Standings 1 Daley Thompson (ENG) 8663 pts.

2 Dave Steen (CAN) 8173 3 Simon Poelman (NZL) 8015 4 Brad McStravick (SCO) 7563. 5 Stuart Andrews (AUS) 7512 6 Gordon Orlikow (CAN) 7424. 7 Michael Smith (CAN) 7363. 8 Simon Shirley (AUS) 7290 9 Greg Richards (ENG) 7278. 10 Albert Miller (FIJ) 7158.

11 All Oddie (IOM) 6058 WOMEN SHOT PUT Final: 1 Gael Martin (AUS) 19 00m. 2 Judith Oakes (ENG) 18 75. 3 Myrtle Augee (ENG) 17 52. 4 Melody Torcolacci (CAN) 16 76. 5 Yvonne Hanson-Nortey (ENG) 16 52.

6 Astra Etienne (AUS) 16 33. 7 Rosemane Hauch (CAN) 15 29. 8 Jaquelme McKernan (NIR) 1177. 10.000m Final: 1 Li Lynch (SCO) 31 mins 4142 sees. 2 Anne Audam (NZL) 31.53.31.3 Angela Toobv (WAL) 32 25 38.

4 Nancy Rooks (CAN) 32 30 7 1 5 Sue Lee (CAN) 32 30 75. 6 Susan Tooby (WAL) 32 56 78. 7 Marina Samy (ENG) 33 10 94. 8 Carole Rouillard (CAN) 33 22 31. 9 Andrea Everett (SCO) 33 56.43.

10 Christine Price (SCO) 33 59 90. 11 Deborah Peel (ENG) 36 03 79. Christine McMiken (NZL) A Debra Elsmore (NZL) A. Jill Clarke (ENG) A. 400m Hurdles Final: 1 Debbie Flintoff (AUS) 54 94 sees.

2 Donalda Duprey (CAN) 56 55. 3 Jenny Laurendet (AUS) 56 57. 4 Gwen Wall (CAN) 57 49. 5 Yvette Wrav (ENG) 57.59. 6 Aileen Mills (ENG) 58 01 7 Elaine McLaughlin (NIR) 58 28.

8 Alyson Vandenbroek-Evans (WAL) S8.31. MEDALS TALLY England 21 18 19 58 Australia 21 20 16 57 Canada 20 15 9 44 New Zealand 2 6 8 16 Wales 2 3 5 10 Ireland 12 2 5 Scotland 0 12 3 Singapore 0 0 1 1 No silver or bronze medal awarded for women eights rowing and no bronze awarded for women 4 200m freestyle relay swimming, synchronised swimming duet, women's pairs rowing or women double sculls. 619 47. 5 Randy Sageman (CAN) 615 99. 6 Robert Morgan (WAL) 594 12.

7 David Bedard (CAN) 585 24 8 Nigel Stanton (ENG) 577 26 9 Ray Vallance (NZL) 528 21. 10 Jeffrey Arbon (ENG) 522 09 1 1 James Roose (ENG) 505 98. 1 2 Andv Budd (WAL) 490 77 13 Mark Graham (NZL) 478 14. 14 Peter" Smith (SCO) 443 37. 15 Stephen Forrest (SCO) 40086.

ATHLETICS MEN SOOm (first four in each heat plus four fastest losers to semi-finals) Heat 1: 1 Pat Scammell (AUS) 1 mm 49 68 sees 2 Peter Elliott (ENG) 1 49 73. 3 Malcolm Edwards (WAL) 1 4981.4 Paul Forbes (SCO) 1 50 07. 5 Joseph Ramotshabi (BOT) 1 50 37 6 Isaac Ganuga (MAW) 1 50 78. 7 Johr Chapporv (GIB) 1 53 38. 8 Sawelio Lutuni (FIJ) 1 58 09 Heat 2: 1 Seb Coe (ENG) 1 mm 53 13 sees.

2 Brian Thompson (CAN) 1 53 25. 3 Mark Kirk (NIR) 1 53 29. 4 Thomas McKean (SCO) 1 53 31. 5 Nicholas Hand (GUE) 1 53 45. 6 Michael Guegan (JER) 1 53 97.

7 Gideon Mthembu (SWA) 1 55 77 Heat 3: 1 Peter Bourke (AUS) 1 mm 5123 sees. 2 Steve Cram (ENG) 1 SI 42. 3 Simon Hoogewerf (CAN) 1 51 90. 4 Paul Williams (WAL) 1 52 55. 5 Bineshwar Prasad (FIJ) 1 55 13.

6 Avelmo Baldachmo (GIB) 1 S5 14. (First three In each semi-final plus two fastest losers qualify for final): Semi-Final 1: 1 Cram 1 mm 48 71 sees. 2 McKean 1 49 02. 3 Scammell 1 49 24. 4 Edwards 1 49 33.

5 Kirk 1 49 69 6 Ramotshabi 1 49 98. 7 Thompson 1.50 25. 8 Hand 1 54 83 Semi-Final 2: 1 Elliott 1 min 47.42 sees. 2 Hoogewerf 1 47 63. 3 Coe 1 48 07.

4 Forbes 1 48 29 5 Bourke 1 48 40. 6 Williams 1 48 52. 7 Ganuga 1 50 88. 8 Chappory 1 55 29 Qualifiers: Cram. McKean.

Scammell. Elliott. Hoogewerf. Coe. Forbes.

Bourke. 200m Heat 1: 1 John Oman (AUS) 20 99 sees. 2 Michael Dwyer (CAN) 22 22. 3 Reuben Kaiaha (VAN) 22 50. 4 Clifford Mamba (SWA) 22 87 Heat 2: 1 Atlee Mahorn (CAN) 20 98 sees.

2 Simon Baird (NIR) 21 04. 3 John Regis (ENG) 21 26. 4 Miles Murphy (AUS) 21 41 Heat 3: 1 Todd Bennett (ENG) 20 83 sees. 2 Ben Johnson (CAN) 20 84. 3 Robert Stone (AUS) 2101.4 Brian Whittle (SCO) 2 1 34 400m Hurdles Final: 1 Philip Beattie (NIR) 4960 sees.

2 Max Robertson (ENG) 49 77. 3 Jon Graham (CAN) 50 25. 4 Llovd Guss (CAN) SO 56. 5 Mark Hoi torn (ENG) 50 58. 6 Gary Oakes Graeme Wilson (SCO) 1 4 4 Johnny Li (HGK) 2 03 12.

5. Trevor Ncala (SWZ) 2 15 44 Heat 2 1 Robert Gleria (AUS) 1 mm 53 20s. 2 Jonathan Broughton (ENG) 1 53 83. 3 Sandy Goss (CAN) 1 53 85. 4 Mark Miller (NIR) 1 56 75.

5 Yi Ming Tsangt (HGK) 1 58 95 6 Perry Diamond (SWZ) 2 12 25. Heat 3 1 Thomas Stachewicz (AUS) 1 mm 52 Sis 2 Paul Howe (ENG) 1 53 45 3 Kevin Boyd (ENG) 1 53 71. 4 Michael Davidson (NZL) 1 57 89 5 Brent Foster (NZL) 1.59 07. 6 Simon Kneebone (GUE) 2 11 19 Heat 4 1 Peter Dae (AUS) 1 mm 51 39s (Games record). 2 Scott Flowers (CAN) 1 53 17 3 Jin Gee Oon (SIN) 1 58 49.

4 Alan Lopez (GIB) 2 16 35 Qualifiers Howe. Flowers. Cochran. Dale. Stachewicz.

Ponttng. Gleria. Boyd Final: 1 Robert Gleria (AUS) 1 mm 50 57 sees (Games record). 2 Peter Dale (AUS) 1 51 16 3 Tom Stachewicz (AUS) 1 51 21 4 Tom Ponting (CAN) 1 52 37. 5 Neil Cochran (SCO) 1 52 49 6 Kevin Boyd (ENG) 1 52 75 7 Scott Flowers (CAN) 1 S3 76.

8 Paul Howe (ENG) 1 54 55 200m Breaststroke (fastest eight qualify for final) Heat 1 1. Alex Baumann (CAN) 2 mms 21 53s 2 lain Campbell (SCO) 2 21 62. 3 Neil Hudghton (SCO) 2 23 39 4. Kenny Kwan (HGK) 2 38 63. Perry Bruce (WAL) disa Heat 2: 1.

Murray Buswell (ENG) 2 mms 22 59s 2 Lanee Leech (AUS) 2 23 92. 3 Grant Forbes (NZL) 2 24 89. 4 Chris Stapley (SWZ) 2 56 92. Michael Watt (HGK) disq Heat 3 1 Adrian Moorhouse (ENG) 2 mms 18 57s 2 Rodney Lawson (AUS) 2 21 95. 3 Rob Chemoff (CAN) 2 23 22.

4 Graham Stigant (IOM) 2 37 03. Chi Ming Cheung (HGK) disq Jm Teik Oon (SIN) disq Heat 4 1 Victor Davis (CAN) 2 mms 1 7 96s. 2 Nicholas Gillingham (ENG) 2 21 60. 3 Brett Stocks (AUS) 2 22 29. 4.

Richard Lockhart (NZL) 2 25 50. 5 Gary Watson (SCO) 2 26 94. 6 Shane Stigant (IOM) 2 29 79 7 Brian Lopez (GIB) 2 49 03 Qualifiers Stocks. Campbell. Baumann.

Davis Moorhouse. Gillingham. Lawson. Buswell Final: 1 Adrian Moorhouse (ENG) 2 mins 16 35 sees. 2 Victor Davis (CAN) 2 16 70.

3 Nicholas Gillingham (ENG) 2 20 46. 4 Alex Baumann (CAN) 2 20 83. 5 Rodney Lawson (AUS) 2 20 87. 6 lain Campbell (SCO) 2 21 31. 7 Murray Buswell (ENG) 2 21 48.

8 Brett Stocks (AUS) 2.23 29 4x1 OOm freestyle final 1 Australia (Gregory Fasala. Matthew Renshaw. Mark Stockwell. Neil Brooks) 3 mins 21 58 sees (Games record). 2 Canada (Vlas-timil Cerny.

Sandy Goss Blair Hicken. Alex Baumann) 3 22 98. 3 England Andrew Jameson. Mark Foster. Geoffrey Stewart.

Roland Lee) 3 25 01. 4 Scotland (Colin Bole. Graeme Wilson. Paul Brew. Neil Cochran) 3 29 79.

5 Singapore (Peng Siong Ang. David Lim. Khoon Hean Tay. Jin Gee Oon) 3 32 62. 6 Hong Kong (Johnny Li.

Yi Ming Tsang. Perran Coak. Hor Man Yip) 3 38 60. 7 Swaziland (Perry Diamond. Chris Stapley.

Shan Nissiotis. Trevor Ncala) 3 58 42. 8 Gibraltar (Ian Martinez. John Vinales. Daniel Goldmg.

Alan Lopez) 4 02 60. DIVING WOMEN Highboard Final: 1 Debbie Fuller (CAN) 431 61 pts. 2 Valerie Beddoe (AUS) 414 78. 3 Julie Kent (AUS) 411 18. 4 Rachel Spmks (ENG) 395 43.

5 Jennifer McArton (CAN) 389 46. 6 Jenny Tvsdale (CAN) 383 68. 7 Carolyn Roscoe (ENG) 357 IS. 8 Carol Boots (AUS) 346 4 1 9 Lisa Brace (ENG) 335 55. 1 0 Jane Ogden (SCO) 32148.

MEN Soringaeard Final 1 Shaun Panayi (AUS) 648 33pis. 2 John Nash (CAN) 647 64. 3 Craig Rogerson (AUS) 620.43. 4 Steve Foley (AUS) Australia AUS. Bermuda BER.

Botswana -BOT. Canada CAN. Cayman Islands CAY. Cook Islands CKI. England ENG.

Falkland Islands FAL. Fiii FIJ. Gibraltar GIB. Guernsey GUE. Hong Kong HKG.

lersey JER. Lesotho LES. Malawi MAW. Maldives -MAL. Malta MLY.

Isle of Man IOM. New Zealand NZL. Norfolk Islands NFI. Northern Ireland NIR. Scotland SCO.

Singapore SIN. Swaziland SWA. Vanuatu -VAN. Wales WAL. Western Samoa WSA.

SWIMMING WOMEN SOOm Freestyle (fastest eight qualify for final) Heat 1: 1 Karen Mellor (ENG) 8 mms 44 S8s 2 Jenm Burke (AUS) 8 45 76. 3 Debbie Wurzburger (CAN) 8 45 94. 4 Ruth Gilftllan (SCO) 8 57 99. 5 Shona Cowie (SCO) 9 16 52 Heat 2 1 Sarah Hardcastle (ENG) 8 mms 46 03 sees. 2 Julie McDonald (AUS) 8 47 04.

3 Anna McVann (AUS) 8 53 06. 4 Kim Milne (CAN) 8 54 00. 5 Gavnor Stanley (ENG) 8 56 74 6 Nicky Cumbers (WAL) 9 10 76 Qualifiers Milne McDonald. Wurzburger. Mellor.

Burke. Hardcastle. McVann. Stanley. lOOm Butterfly (fastest eight qualify for final) Heat 1 1.

Caroline Foot (ENG) 1 mm 02 50s 2 Karen Phillies (AUS) 1 03 74 3 Jill Horstead (CAN) 1 04 69 4 Sandra MacDon-ald (SCO) I 05 26 5 Samantha Lewis (WAL) 1 05 82. 6 Maxine McKinnell (WAL) 1 05 93 Heat 2. 1 Angela Harris (AUS) 1 mm 03 03s. 2 Ceima Hardy (AUS) 1 03 70. 3 Pamela Rai (CAN) 1 03 60.

4 Shona Smart (SCO) 1 05 05. 5 Lorraine Montford (SCO) 105 81. 6 Marion Madme (NIR) 1 06 67. Heat 3' 1 Samantha Purvis (ENG) 1 mm 02 22s. 2 Caroline Coooer (ENG) 1 03 01.

3 Michelle MacPherson (CAN) 1 03 99. 4 Kerrylyne Torrance (NZL) 1 05 64. 5 Celeste Hung (HGK) 1 06 14 6 Cate Jackson (GUE) 107 37 7 Joanne Guiller (NIR) 1 08 49 Qualifiers Rai. Hardy Coooer. Purvis.

Foot. Harris. Phillips. MacPherson Final: 1 Caroline Coooer (ENG) 1 mm 02 12 sees. 2 Caroline Foot (ENG) 1 02 30.

3 Samantha Purvis (ENG) 1 02 49. 4 Karen PhilliDS (AUS) 1 03 24 5 Angela Harris (AUS) I 03 42. 6 Celma Hardy (AUS) 1 03 45 7 Pamela Rai (CAN) 1 03 48. 8 Michelle MacPherson (CAN) 1 03 66 100m Breaststroke (fastest eight qualify for final) Heat 1:1. Susannah Brownsdon (ENG) 1 mm 1 3 78s.

2 Joanne Wood (ENG) 1 1 4 04. 3 Kathy Pearson (CAN) 1 14 21. 4 Nuala McKibben (NIR) 1.16 73. 5. Sharon Dugan (NIR) 1 1901.

6. Alison Christie (JER) 12150 Heat 2 1. Allison Higson (CAN) 1 mm I I 78s 2 Jean Hill (SCO) 1.1 1 90. 3 Cmdy-Lu FitzDatnck (AUS) 1.14 11. 4 Shona Smart (SCO) 1 15 8 I Claire Reeve (WAL) 1.15 67.

6 Lai Yee Chow (HGK) 1 22 60 Heat 3 1 Dimity Douglas (AUS) 1 mm 12 27s 2 Cindy Ounpuu (CAN) 1 12 63. 3 Cla.re Tucker (WAL) 11 3 90 4 Lorraine Burt ENG) 1 14 14. 5 Collette Gunn (AUS) 1 15 24 6 Sandra MacDonald (SCO) 1 16 70 Qualifiers Wood. Brownsdon. Douglas.

Higson. Hill. Ounpuu. Tucker. Fitzpatnck Final: 1 Allison Higson (CAN) 1 mm 1084 sees (Games record).

2 Jean Hill SCO) 1 11 38. 3 Dimity Douglas (AUS) 1 1198 4 Susannah Brownsdon (ENG) 1 12 30. 5 Cindy Ounoou (CAN) 1 12 55. 6 Claire Tucker (WAL) 1 13 94. 7 Joanne Wood (ENG) 1.

14.15. 8 Cindy-Lu Fitzpatrtck 1 1438. MEN 20Om Freest (fastest kstrt uaMfy for final) Meat 1: 1 Neil Cochran (SCO) 1 win S2 69. 2. Tom Pontine 152 72.

3. 4 5 6 6 8 9 10 FIII AUSTRALIA BOTSWANA H0N6 KONG 43 22 4 4 1 CANADA WALES 0 13 017 IRELAND 11 GUERNSEY 0 38 ,4 12 NEW ZEALAND 13 MALAWI 1 30 SHOOTING Centre Fire Pistol Pairs: 1 Phillip Adams and Rod Hack (AUS) 1 165 pts (Games record). 2 Bob Northover and Michael Cutler (ENG) 1.157. 3 Rex Hamilton and Barry ONeale (NZL) 1.153. 4 Stuart Rankine and Jim Tollan (SCO) 1 .1 39.

5 David Nash and Steven Mitchell (WAL) 1 .1 37. 6 Gilbert and Chung Km Ho (HKG) 1.131. 7 Stuart Earle and Philip Mason (IOM) 1.084 Shotgun Olympic Trench Scores after first day: 1 Terry Rumble (AUS) 98 pts 2 Domingo Diaz (AUS. Ian. Peel (ENG) 97 4 Charles Rees-Philhps (WAL) 96.

5 Peter Boden (ENG) 95 6 Martin Girvan (SCO) George Learv (CAN). Frederick Clubbe (WAL) 94 9 John Primrose (CAN) 92. 10 George Micallef (MLT). Thomas Hewitt (NIR). Christopher Turner (IOM) 91.

13 Peter Kellv (IOM). Shu Ming Cheng (HKG). Alexander Dunbar (SCO). Raphael Toledo (MLT) 89. 17 Eamon Furphy (NIR) 88.

18 Francis Quin (GUE) 83. 19 Kevin Egan (HKG) 82. 20 Hugh Hollowell (GUE) 81. 21 Brian Connor (NFI) 74. 22 Brian Sanders (NFI) 66 Full Bore Rifle Pairs: 1 Alain Marion and Wilf Baldwin (CAN) 583 pts.

2 Stan Goiinski and Jim Corbett (AUS) 583 3 Dave Calvert and Martin Millar (NIR) 582 4 John Bloomfield and Nick Crawshaw (ENG) 582 5 Chester Burt and Francis Godfrey (NZL) 582. 6 Arthur Clarke and Richard Simoson (SCO) 581 7 Barry Le Cheminant and Colin MaHett (JER) 578 8 Balwant Saoud and Bhupindra Saoud (MAW) 575. 9 Bob Courtney and Mike Martell (GUE) 566 10 Chris Hockley and Lord Swansea (WAL) 565 1 1 Peter Quitliam and Julian Teare (IOM) 562. 1 2 Peter Rull and Bob Woodside (HKG) 554. 13 Derrick Foss and Thomas Gama (SWA) 545.

14 James Smith and Brian Summers (FAL) 521 WEIGHTLIFTING 90 kg class 1 Keith Boxell (ENG) (snatch 155 0 kgs, clean and lerk 195 0 kgs) total 3500 kgs 2 David Mercer (ENG) (152 5 1 90 0) 342 5. 3 Guv Greavette (CAN) 1 55 0. 1 85 0) 340 0. 4 Gabriel Leduc (CAN) 50 0 170 0) 3200. 5 Charles Murray (SCO) (1200 165 0) 285 0.

6 Gareth Hives (WAL) (120 0 1600) 2800. 7 Mike Tererui (CKI) (95 0 1200) 2150. Alister Nalder (NZL) 1 47 5. no lift) eliminated 100 kg class 1 Denis Garon (CAN) (snatch 155 0 kgs. clean and lerk 205 0 kgs) total 360 0 kgs.

2 Duncan Dawkins (ENG) (147 5 185 0) 332 5. 3 Andrew Saxton (ENG) 140 0. 1875) 3275. 4 Paramant Gill (CAN) (1450. 180 0) 325 0.

5 Brake (NZL) (147 5. 175 0) 322 5. BOXING Quarter Finals Bantamweight (54 kgs): John Sillitoe (JER) bt Eduard Paul (VAN) rsf 3rd. Roy Nash (NIR) bt Chuck Evans (CAN) pts Welterweight (67kg): Damien Denny (NIR) bt Mohamad Mukhlis (SIN) pts. John Shaw (CAN) bt Tauvela loane (WSA) pts James McAllister (SCO) bt Sterling Ebanks (CAY) pts Darren Dyer (ENG) bt Darren Oban (AUS) ko 2nd SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING Duet: Final: 1 Michelle Cameron 'and Carolyn Waldo (CAN) 199 54 pts.

2 Amanda Dodd and Nicola Shearn (ENG) 186 59 3 Donna Rankin and Stabback-Lieschke Lisa (AUS) 173 00. 4 Kim Mcintosh and Mor-wenna Penrose (SCO) 164 05 2 OOm (first three in each semi final, plus two fastest losers qualify for final) Semi-Final 1: 1 Kathy Cook (ENG) 23 30 sees. 2 Jennifer Stoute (ENG) 23 39. 3 Maree Chapman (AUS) 23 43. 4 Sian Morris (WAL) 23 82.

5 Sharon Stewart (AUS) 23 83. 6 Angela Bridgeman (SCO) 24.13. 7 Mary Kapalu (VAN) 2602. Semi-Final 2: Angella Issaienko (CAN) 22 96 sees. 2 Sandra Whittaker (SCO) 23 41 3 Simone Jacobs (ENG) 23 63.

4 Esmie Lawrence (CAN) 23 70. 5 Kerry Johnson (AUS) 23 96. 6 Sallyanne Short (WAL) 24 06 Qualifiers: Cook. Stoute. Chapman.

Issaienko. Whittaker. Jacobs. Lawrence. Morns.

"SOOm (first three in each semi-final plus two fastest losers qualify for final) Semi-Final 1: 1 Anne Purvis (SCO) 2 mins 02 47 sees. 2 Lorraine Baker (ENG) 2 03 24. 3 Renee Belanger (CAN) 2 03 46. 4 Julie Schwass (AUS) 2 03 88. 5 Camille Cato (CAN) 2 04 08.

6 Puseletso Monkoe (LES) 2 18 53. Semi-Final 2: 1 Kirsty Wade (WAL) 2 mins 03 94 sees. 2 Diane Edwards (ENG) 2 04 05. 3 Brit McRoberts (CAN) 2 04 33. 4 Elizabeth MacArthur (SCO) 20440.

5 Helen Thorpe (ENG) 2 0561 Qualifiers: Purvis. Baker. Belanger. Wade. Edwards.

McRoberts. Schwass. Cato. ROWING MEN Cox less Fours Heat 1: 1 Canada (Pat Turner. Kevin Neufeld.

Paul Steele. Grant Main) 6 mins 38 87s. 2 England (Graham Faultless. Richard Ireland. Mostyn Field.

Humphrey Hatton) 6 54 01. 3 Scotland (Martin Holmes. Douglas McFarlane. William Brown. Quintin McKellar) 7 01 54.

4 Wales (David Kidwell. lestyn Roberts. Chris Howell. Martin Hyndman) 7.10 94 Heat 2: 1 New Zealand (Andrew Stevenson. Shane O'Brien.

Neil Gibson. Don Symon) 6 mms 42 41s. 2 Australia (Craig Muller. James Battersby. Neil Myers.

David Doyle) 6 47.12. 3 N.Ireland (Robert Storrs. Domhnall McCauley. Colin Dickson. Colin Hunter) 74295.

Repechage: 1 England. 2 Australia. 3 Scotland. 4 Ireland. 5 Wales.

Coxless Pairs Heat 1: 1 Ewan Pearson and David Riches (SCO) 7 mins 34 49s. 2 Dave Johnson and Harold Backer (CAN) 7 49 93. 3 Philip Gregory and Christopher Jones (WAL) 8 19 26. 4 John Gonzales and Nicholas Vinales (GIB) 8 28 62. Heat 2: 1 Andrew Holmes-Steven Redgrave (ENG) 7 mins 24.63s.

2 Barrie Mabbott-lan Wright (NZL) 72776. 3 lain Belot and Glenn Myler (AUS) 7 31 85. Repechage: 1 Johnson and Becker 7 mins 10 81 sees. 2 Mabbott and Wright 7 15 78. 3 Gregory and Jones 7.25 49.

4 Belot and Myler 7 29 59. 5 Gonzales and Vinales 7.55.70. Double Sculls Heat 1 1 Pat Walter-Bruce Ford (CAN) 7 mins 15 91s. 2 Dale Maher and Eric Verdonk (NZL) 7.24 70. 3 Ian Wilson and Russell Lucas (SCO) 7 40 56.

4 Lewis Hancock and Robert Luke (WAL) 7.44.77. Heat 2: 1 Carl Smith-Allan Whitwell (ENG) 7 mms 08.33s. 2 Paul Reedy-Brenton Terrell (AUS) 7.1 1 28. 3 John Armstrong-Patrick Armstrong (NIR) 7 32 44. 4 Paul Baw-James Valanno (GIB) 8.29 21.

Repechage: 1 Reedy and Terrell 6 mins 40 24 sees. 2 Maher and Verdonk 6.46.44. 3 Armstrong and Armstrong 6.55.11. 4 Luke and Hancock 6.56.09. 5 Wilson and Lucas 7.00.36.

6 Baw and Valanno 7 27 21. Coxed Fours Heat Canada (Bruce Robertson. Ian McKeriictt John Wallace. Darby Berkhout. Tan Barklev) 7 mins 06 41s.

2 Scotland (John Bowie. David Nolan. Charles Ivatt. David Watt. Jo KejT 7.25.62.

3 Wales (Nicholas Har- WOMEN Singles: Rhoda Ryan (NZL) Nell Hunter (CAN) 21-7. Wendy Line (ENG) Margaret Blattmann (JER) 21-7. Maraia Lum On (FIJ) Joan Humphreys (HGK) 21-13. Senga McCrone (SCO) bt Greeta Fahey (AUS) 2 1 -20. Eileen Bell (NIR) bt Hunter 2 1 -20.

Line bt Ryan 21-4. Bell bt Flora Anderson (Botswana) 21-15. Humphreys bt Pam Le Tissier (GUE) 21-13. Lum On bt Blattmann 21-12. WOMEN'S SINGLES I Dif 71 20 Pis 12 12 I 2 3 4 5 10 II 12 Line (ENG) McCrane (SCO) lum On (Fill I Humphreys (HKG) A Dalntan (WAL) OeU (NIR) Ryaa (NZL) fahey (AUS) AmJersaa (BOT) BlattiMM (1ER) Hunter (CAN) le Tissier (GUE) 17 10 20 11 0 15, 0 2 0 7 0 12 0 44 0 23 040 Pairs: Freda Elliott-Margaret Johnston (NIR) Eve Thomas-Margaret Green (BOT) 38-14.

Joyce Osborne-Millie Khan (NZL) Dorothy Macey-Alice Duncalf (CAN) 23-19 Sandi Zakoske-Rosemary McMahon (HKG) Jean Valls-Betty Stubbings (ENG) 24-15 Jennie Nicolle and Mane Smith (GUE) bt Willow Fong and Janki Gaunder (FIJ) 25-20. Janet Ackland and Margaret Pome'y (WAL) bt Nan Mulholland and. Greta Boyle (SCO) 23-17. Nicholle and Smith bt Beryl Godfrey and Hilda Pochon (AUS) 24-21 Osborne and Khan bt Thomas and Greene 36-8. Zakoske and McMahon bt Macey and Duncalf 21-10 WOMEN'S PAIRS 0 OH PU 6 62 14 0 21 10 0 21 10 0 44 8 0 6.6 6 8 4 0 12 4 0 12 4 0 17 4 0 86 2 0 30 0 1 IRELAND 2 GUERNSEY 2 HONG KONG 4 WALES 5 NEW ZEALAND 6 SCOTLAND 7 ENGLAND 7 CANADA 6 AUSTRALIA 10 BOTSWANA 11 RN England 22 Ireland 16: Fiii 29 New Zealand 15.

Guernsey 21 Malawi 16. Swaziland 12 Australia 25. Canada 28 Ireland 1 3. Hong Kong 20 Guernsey -1 2. Scotland 18 Australia 14.

Canada 25 Malawi 24. Hong Kong 21 England 14. Scotland 26 Wales 16, WOMEN'S FOURS I ft 1 SCOTLANO .8 5 2 1 24 II 2 ENGLAND 7 5 2 6 -55 10 8WAZ1UM0 6 4 2 6 II 8.