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Games The Sydney Morning Herald Tuesday, August 23, 1994 corch eon iniey Aussie pistol pool 11 ti re it uu M1W iuywiW0Mguwm O'Neill and the 400m individual 1 i I 1 i rn Tm nni i i li iijiijuww ipjjijuumjw teams call the shots 'ts t'-A 'A fi i si- i Swim grin a happy Samantha Riley added the 100m breaststroke to the 200m breaststroke title she won on "I have been trying to get back to the times I did two years ago," he said. Afterwards his rivals had nothing but extravagant praise for the winner. "After the first 50 metres I didn't see him," Loader said. Kowalski added, "I thought he controlled the first 100 metres know that what I'm going to do is going to be good enough," he said. Afterwards he admitted he even surprised himself: "I was stunned," he said.

"I honestly didn't think I would go that fast" But he said he was fired up by the determination to recapture his Barcelona form. DAY medley gold medal winner Elli Overton. O'Neill's coach Bernie Wakefield revealed he had been introducing more distance training for O'Neill to counter the threat of the Chinese in the sprint events at the World Championships next month in Rome. But for Thomas, the gold medal was her first major championships success and the uninhibited joy she showed on the dais was as tingling as the swathe Perkins cut through the water. "This was a pretty special swim for me, Thomas said.

"I have been dreaming about this for a long time. Third placed Overton said she had expected O'Neill and Thomas to fight out the gold and silver, leaving her to make a clean sweep. Phil Rogers, who had taken out the 100m earlier this week tried gallantly to peg back Gillingham's lead in the last lap of the 200m, but Gillingham, the Barcelona bronze medallist was just too powerful. His time ot 2:12.54 was a Commonwealth Games record and was the fastest clocked this year. Later Brisbane breaststroker Samantha Riley also came tanta lisingly close to a world record in the 100m breaststroke but was denied the cherished mark by a mere 11 tenths of a second.

But Riley, who sliced nearly a second off her best, again left world record holder Rebecca Brown in her wake and barely consolable. Riley clocked 1:08.02 and Brown was second in 1:09.40. Riley has been the startling swimmer of the meet, coming within 77 hundredths of the 200m breaststroke world mark two nights ago. Her coach Scott Volkers had tipped a world record after the morning heat swim, but Riley's first 50m was slightly off the time needed to break the long-standing mark of 1:07.91 set by East German Silke Horner. SWIMMING Finals Men's 400m Freestyle 1: Kieren Perkins.

(Aust) 3.45.77. 2: Danyon Loader. (NZ) 3.4965. 3: Daniel Kowalski. (Aust) 3 50 41 4: Trent Bray.

(NZ) 3 52.86. 5: Glen Housman. Australia 3 55.93. 6: Turlough O'Hare, Canada 3.56.50. 7: Graeme Smith.

Scotland 3 58.14. 8: Robert McFarlane. Canada 4.01.37. Women's 100m Butterfly 1: Petria Thomas. (Aust) 1.00.21.

2: Susan O'Neill. (Aust) 1.00.24. 3: Elite Overton. (Aust) 1.01.88.4: Joscelin Yeo. (Sing) 1.02 23.

5: Alexandra Bennett. (Eng) 1 02.26. 6: Shona Kitson. (Can) 1 02.72. 7: Jessica Amey.

(Can) 1 .02.74. 8: Marion Madine. (N Ire) 1 .03.02. SYNCHRONISED SWIMMING Solo Final 1: Lisa Alexander. (Can) 189 4835 2: Kerry Shacklock.

(Eng) 183.9717. 3: Celeste Ferraris. (Aust) 1 72.6626. 4: Amanda Zukarman. (NZ) 170.1886.

5: Sarah Burgeon. (Scot) 156 6515. 6: Renata Peslova. (Sth Afr) 149.3219. SHOOTING Women's Pairs Air Pistol 1: Annette WoodwardChristine Trefry.

(Aust) 747 pts. 2: Jocelyn LeesGerd Bark-man. (NZ) 745. 3: Carol PageMargaret Thomas. (Eng) 744 4: Helen SmithSharon Cozzann.

(Can) 740. 5: Teresa RolandJanet De Jersey. (Guernsey) 736 6: Abha Dhillan and Sonica Manon. (India) 721. Did not start: Carol BenestMelanie Clayden.

Jersey. Men's Pairs Smallbore Rifle 3 Position final: 1: Wayne Sorensen and Michel Dion. (Can), 2.300. 2: Alister Allan and William Murray. (Scot), 2.271 3: Christopher Hector and Trevor Langridge.

(Eng). 2.259. 4: Donald Baker and Clifford Ogle. (N Ire). 2.251.

5: Golam Haider and Uddin Nasir. (Bangladesh). 2.249. 6: Daniel Henn and Manfred Fiess. (Sth Afr).

2.242. 7: Paul Brown and Lindsay Smith. (NZ). 2.232. 8: Alan Williams and Johann Saitz.

(Aust). 2.226. 9: Benjamin Mason and Fonoti-Taealil. (Western Samoa). 1.824.

10: Stewart Watterson and Henry Creevy. (Isle of Man). 1.492. Open Pairs Skeet Anal: 1 Antonis Andreou and Christos Kourtellas. (Cyprus).

189. 2: Brian Thompson and Geoffrey Jukes. (NZ). 186. 3: Michael Thompson and Ian Marsden.

(Eng). 186. 4 equal: Kenneth Harman and Andrew Austina. (Eng). 186.

4 equal: Desmond Davies and Antony Lewis. (Wales). 1 86. 6 equal: Craig Meuleman and Ian Hale, (Aust), 183. 6 equal: Melville Hains and De Flaumingh.

(Sth Afr). 183. 8: Jason Caswell and Don Kwasnycia. (Can). 181.

9: Fun-ying Kaw and Chee-yueng Lau. (Malaysia). 176. 10: Inderiit Singh and Harinder Bedi. (India).

11: Michael Maskell and Geoffrey Bynoe. (Barbados). 170. 12: John Morris and Keith Dukes. (Swaziland).

1 1 4. Did not start: Paul Velia and Francis Chetcuti. (Malta). Men's Pairs Air Pistol: 1: Michelangelo GiustinianoBengt Sandstrom. (Aust) 1 1 37.

2: Jean-Pierre HuotJohn Rochon. (Can) 11 35. 3: Jaspal RanaVivek Singh. (India). 1133.

4: Inammuiah GandaourSajid labal. (Pak). 1 129. Mohd DesaAli Noor Raziff. (Malaysia).

1127. 6: Gilbert UHao Li. (HK). 1126. 7: Gregory YelavichJulian Lawton.

(NZ). 1125. 8: Fnedhelm SackLeon Malherbe. (Namibia). 1 1 24.

9: Stephen HayesNigel Eng). 1122. 10: Noel DuqueminPaul Duchemin. (Guernsey). 1120.

11: Ronald SkeeteFlovd Reid. (Barbados). 1113. 12: Taufiaur Rah-manAsif Hossain. (Bangladesh).

1110. 13: Johan ClaassensS Van Emmenis. (Sth Af)r. 1107. 14: Scott-EmuakoorOkoro Kalu.

(Nigeria). 1077. 15: Phil WilliamsFosi Levi. (Western Samoa), did not start. At the time Carew said: "Hell swim very fast, and very well, but I'm not saying he will break the world record.

He might make a fool of me, but it's just my gut feeling as a coach I think he is a bit short of the fitness he had at the Barcelona Olympics." But Perkins was determined to re-establish himself as the world Commonwealth i i iiilli; iiwAaaMntr JACQUELIN MAGNAY and ROY MASTERS With the green and gold Australian cheer squad screaming for a fast time and the stands packed with Aussie parents, the glamour boy of the pool, Kieren Perkins, set a new Commonwealth Games record in the final of the 400m on Monday night It then inspired a triumvirate of joy for Australia in women's 100m butterfly, where Mullumbimby swimmer Petria Thomas just touched out the Commonwealth record holder Susan O'Neill by a mere fingernail. Sydney medley expert Elli Overton was third. Englishman Nick Gillingham was the only one to spoil the golden party, beating Phil Rogers in the 200m breaststroke by a second. Perkins led all the way in a race which captivated the crowd because of the impending record and the battle between New Zealand's Danyon Loader and Australia's Daniel Kowalski for the silver. Perkins chopped more than four seconds off the time Australia's Ian Brown set in Auckland in 1990 and was only seven tenths of a second outside the world record time of 3:45.00 set by the Unified Team's Evgeni Sadovyi in Barcelona.

Loader took the silver by eight tenths of a second from Australia's Glen Housman who had to settle for fifth. Perkins swim scythed away the doubts about his 1994 form. Many believed that his commercial activities have dulled his sporting instincts. He may have even surprised his coach John Carew, who had some doubts last week about his fitness. GAMES RESULTS ATHLETICS Women's 100m Quarter-finals (four fastest losers go through to semifinals) Heat 4 1: Melinda Gainsford.

(Aust) 1 1.29. 2: Paula Thomas. (Eng) 11.30. 3: Heather Samuel. (Antigua and Barbuda) 11.55.

4: Shanti Govindasamy. (Malaysia) 11.67. 5: Simone Tomlinson. (Can) 11.74. 6: Martha Edusei.

(Ghana) 1185. 7: Mirenda Francourt. Seychelles 12 34. Qualifiers Onyali. Joseoh.

Mensah. Karen Clarke. Ooara-Thompson. Duhaney. Jacobs.

Eldece Clarke. Tombiri. Douglas. Seymour. Manu.

Myhill. Gainsford. Thomas. Samuel. Women's Heptathlon 100 Hurdles Heat 1 1.

Kim Vanderhoek. (Can) 14.08. 2. Naiuma Dletcher. Guyana 14.11.

3. Jennifer Kelly. (Eng) 1443 4 Kendall Matheson. (Can) 14 46. 5.

Caroline Ochola. (Kenya) 14.78. 6. Emma Lindsay. (Scot) 14.96.

Heat 2 1: Clova Court. (Eng) 13 07. 2: Jane lemming. Australia 13.32. 3: Denise Lewis.

England 13 66. 4: Catherine Bond-Mills. Canada 13.79. 5: Joanne Henry. New Zealand 14 12 6: Lisa Gibbs.

Wales 14 18.7: Lillyanne Beining. PNG 1442. High Jumo Heat 1 1: Emma Lindsay. (Scot). 1.74m.

902. 2: Lisa Gibbs. Wales. 1 .65. 795.

3: Kendall Matheson. (Can). 1 62. 759 4: Lillyanne Beining. (PNG).

1.56. 689. 5: Clova Court. England. 1.53.

655. 6: Caroline Ochola. Kenya. 1 .53. 655.

Heat 2 1: Catherine Bond-Mills. (Canada). 1.86. 1.054. 2: Naiuma Fletcher.

Guyana. 1.83. 1.016. 3: Joanne Henry. New Zealand.

1.80. 978. 4: Jane Flemming. Australia. 1 .77.

941 5: Denise Lewis. England. 1.74. 903. 6: Jennifer Kelly.

England. 1 68. 830. 7: Kim Vanderhoek. Canada.

1.68. 830. Shot Put 1: Jane Flemming. (Aust). 14 10m.

801. 2: Jennifer Kelly. (Eng). 13 62. 769.

3: Catherine Bond-Mills. (Can). 1 3 57. 765. 4: Kim Vanderhoek.

(Can). 1 3.37. 752. 5: Clova Court.) (Eng) 1 3 36. 75 1 6: Denise Lewis.

(Eng). 1 3.22. 742. 7: Caroline Ochola. (Kenya).

12 84. 717. 8: Joanne Henry. (NZ). 12 78.

713. 9: Lillyanne Beining. (PNG). 1 1 99. 660.

10: Lisa Gibbs. (Wales). 11 53. 630. 11: Kendall Matheson.

(Can). 11.12. 603. 12: Naiuma Fletcher. (Guyana).

9 96. 527. 13: Emma Lindsay. (Scot) 9 61. 504.

200m Heats Heat 1 1: Kendall Matheson. (Can). 24 75. 910. 2: Naiuma Fletcher.

Guyana. 25.08. 879. 3: Caroline Ochola. Kenya.

26.02. 795. 4: Lisa Gibbs. Wales. 26.52.

752. Heat 2 1: Jane Flemming. (Aust). 24.06. 975 2: Clova Court (Eng).

24.16. 965. 3: Lindsay Emma. (Scot) 24 61. 923.

4: Catherine Bond-Mills. (Can). 24 64. 920 Kim Vanderhoek. (Can).

24 74. 911. 6: Denise Lewis. (Eng). 25 11.

877. 7: Joanne Henry. (NZ). 25 23. 866.

Jennifer Kelly. (Eng). 25.43. 848 DM not compete: Lillyanne Beining. (PNG).

Standings after first-day: 1: Flemming. 3.794.2: Bond-Mills. 3.747 3: Lewis. 3.549 4: Henry. 3518.

Court. 3.485. 6: Vanderhoek. 3.460. 7: Fletcher.

3.385. 8: Kelly. 3.365. 9: Matheson. 86.

10: Lindsay. 3.177. 11: Gibbs. 3.1 30. 12: Ochola.

3.038. Hammer Final 1 Sean Cartin. (Aust). 73 48m 2: Paul Head. (Eng).

70 18. 3: Peter Vivian. (Eng). 69 80 4: Michael Jones. (Eng) 68 42.

5: Angus 67 92 6: Boris Stoikos. (Can). 65 84. 7: John Stoikos. (Can).

64.82. 8: Demetri ACN 004 384 338 TCO 2188 Mojo SHOOTING Australia's men and women pistol-whipped their opponents to bag two gold medals on Monday. Australian women Annette Woodward and Christine Trefry won the women's air pistol team gold by two points over New Zealand's Gerd Barkroan and Jocelyn Lees, while Michael Gius-tiniano and Bengt Sandstrom produced a solid effort to win their air pistol title with 1,137 points. Just a point separated England's bronze medallists Carol Page and Margaret Thomas from the Kiwis. Giustiniano and Sandstrom's combined total was two points ahead of Canadians John Rochon and Jean-Pierre Huot and four ahead of Indian teenagers Jaspal Rana and Vivek Singh, who won the bronze with 1,133.

A miscalculation first had New Zealand ahead of the Indians by a point and Rana left the shooting range before the correction. At the medal presentation, a team official stood in for Rana, who goes to the same college as Singh with whom he once shared rooms. We won by just luck," said Singh, 18. "I had not expected a medal because I have not been shooting at all well" Two 20-year-olds shrugged off bad weather to land Cyprus' first Commonwealth Games shooting gold medal. Shotgun duo Antonis Andreou and Christos Kourtellas, fresh from their national army service, won the skeet open, an outdoor event, in cold, overcast and windy conditions at Heal's Range.

"We may be a small nation but we have a lion's heart," said a proud Lakis Psimolophotis, president of the Cypriot-shooting federation. The Cypriot score of 189 out of a possible 200 points shooting clay pigeons was three points better than the next best by New Zealand and Scotland, England and Wales. The Kiwis, Brian Thomson and Geoffrey Jukes, edged the Scottish pair of Michael Thomson and Ian Marsden to the silver on the countback based on their last 10 shots. Although it was Cyprus's first games shooting gold, Psimolophotis was not surprised. The Cypriots had won the team event at the Milan world championships prior to coming here and had been confident of the title, he said.

Canadian men won a second men team title, with Wayne Sorensen teaming up with Michel Dion to win the three-positions rifle gold. In the prone, standing and kneeling positions, he shot the day's best score of 1,156 in Canada's total of 2,300. Scotland's William Murray and Allister Allan edged out Englishmen Chris Hector and Trevor Langridge for the silver medal. The two teams were first announced as level on 2,271 points, but a countback showed the English had fired one shot too many and they were penalised. Sorensen, whose father Arne is also on the shooting squad, earned his second gold medal of the Games, after he and Jean-Francois Senecal won a rifle event on Friday.

I feel blessed, Sorensen said. "I shot a great score. I didnt feel confident kneeling, but it looked like I just couldn't miss today." ATHLETICS -i Men's decathlon 1 00m, long jump, shot put, 400m, high jump; Women's high jump qualifying; Men's 400 metres semi-finals and final; Women's 100 metres semi-finals and final; Men's 100 metres semi-finals and final; Women's discus final; Women's 800 metres heats; Men's 800 metres heats; Men's 1 10 metres hurdles final; Women's heptathlon, long jump, javelin, 800m; Women's 400 metres final; Women's 3,000 metres final; Men's 3,000 metres steeplechase; Women's shot put qualifying. BOWLS Preliminary rounds. BOXING Preliminary rounds.

GOLD. 'i SILVER Australia 32 22 Canacta 22 16 England IO 16 New I I 0 Zealand 9 Nigeria .1 3 India 2 Scotland 2 Sri Lanka N. Ireland Cyprus I Malaysia I Wales I Pakistan South Africa i Guernsey 0 Hong Konjj Zimbabwe the second day of the meet. Photograph by RAY KENNEDY even better than he normally does." In the following event, Thomas stormed home in the last 10 metres to edge out the pre-race favourite O'Neill. A delighted Thomas, who has been training at the Australian Institute of Sport sliced half a second off her best time to pip Africa 33 Norfolk Island 12.

Swaziland 29 Wales 13. Northern Ireland 17 Cook Islands 17. Standings: 1: South Africa, 9 Dts. 2: Swaziland, 6. 3: Northern Ireland, 6.

4: Hong Kong. 6. 5: Wales. 4. 6: Paoua New Guinea.

4. 7: Zambia. 2. 8: Norfolk Island. 2.

9: Cook Islands. 1. BOXING Flyweight (51kg) Damaen Kelly. (N Ire), bt Chris Scott. (Can).

16-5. Danny H.Gereo-Darel-son. (PNG). 13-4. Bantamweight (54kg) George Owenge.

(Kenya), Stive Naraina. (Mauritius), bout stopped. 2.28 second round. Robert Peden. (Aust), Gairy St.

Clair. (Guyana). 15-5. Oscar Chongo. Zamibia.

Ronnie McPhee. Scotland. 17-10. Godson Sowah. Ghana, Alifi Duffy.

Western Samoa, bout stopped. 0.17 third round. Lightweight (60kg) Kalolo Fiaui. (NZ). Andrew Green.

England, pout stopped. 2.57 first round. Joseph Zabakly. (Aust). Marvin Simon.

(Antigua and Barbuda. KO. 2.48 second round. Light welterweight (63.5kg) Stephanus Carr. (Sth Afr).

Esley Padmore. (Barbados), bout stooped. 1.07 third round. Mark Winters, (N Ire), Issy Kamukuju. (Namibia).

19-0. San Kivalu. (Tonga), Motsamal Kheo. (Lesotho). 1 2-6.

Trevor Shailer. (NZ). Jaliosi Minjale. (Malawi). 22-3.

Middleweight (75kg) Rowan Donaldson. (Can), Ozead Mathunjwa. (Swaziland). 10-7. M.

Penniston-John. (Trinidad Tobago), Delroy Henderson. Jamaica, bout stopped. 1.21 third round. GYMNASTICS Men's Individual Apparatus finals Floor exercises 1: Neil Thomas.

(Eng) 9.662 pts. 2: Kris Burley. (Can) 9.437. 3: Alan Nolet. (Can) 9.150.

4: Bret Hudson. (Aust). 8 950. 5: Lee McDermott. (Eng).

8.925. 6: Cletus Okpoh. (Nigeria). 8.825. 7: Craig Bruce.

(NZ). 8.700. 8: Mark Lister. (NZ) 8.650. Pommel Horse 1: Brennon Dowrick.

(Aust) 9.425. 2: Nathan Kingston. (Aust) 9.400. 3: Richard Ikeda. (Can) 9.225.

4: Neil Thomas. (Eng) 9.050. 5: Colin Close. (N Ire) 8 975. 6: Kris Burley.

(Can) 8.800. 7: Lee McDermott. (Eng) 8.775. 8: Steven Frew. (Scot) 8.1 75.

Rings 1: Lee McDermott. (Eng) 9475. 2: Peter Hogan. (Aust) 9.275. 3 equal: Brennon Dowrick.

(Aust) 9.1 50. 3 eaual: Richard Ikeda. (Can) 9.150. 5: Alan Nolet, (Can) 9.025. 6: Neil Thomas.

(Eng) 8 625. 7: Mark Lister. (NZ) 8.600. 8: Colin Close. (N Ire) 8.1 50.

Vault 1: Bret Hudson. (Aust) 9 375. 2: Kris Burley. (Can) 9.312. 3: Neil Thomas.

(Eng). 9.306. 4: Travis Romagnoli. (Can) 9.075. 5 equal: Brennon Dowrick.

(Aust) 9.050. 5 equal: Kindsley Eragbhe. (Nigeria) 9.050. 7. Innocent Eragbhe.

(Nigeria) 9.000. 6. Lee McDermott. England 8.850. Parallel Bars 1 Peter Hogan.

(Aust) 9.400. 2: Kris Burley. (Can) 9.350. 3: Brennon Dowrick. (Aust) 9.250.

4: Neil Thomas (Eng) 9.175. 5: Alan Notet. (Can) 9.075. 6: Lee McDermott. (Eng) 8.650.

7: Colin Close. (N Ire) 8.425. 8:. Gareth Irwin. Wales 8.400.

Horizontal Bar 1: Alan Nolet. (Can) 9 512. 2: Richard Ikeda. (Can) 9.500. 3: Nathan Kingston.

(Aust) 9.325. 4: Nell Thomas. (Eng) 9.300. 5: Steven Frew. (Scot) 9.075.

6: Gareth Irwin. (Wales) 8.875. 7: Brennon Dowrick. (Aust) 8.700. 8: Robert Barber.

(Eng) 8.450. ranked no. 1 swimmer, having lost the title to Kowalski at the national championships last March. Before the race Perkins, 20, said it was important for him to build on his own confidence. "I've just got to get out there and do what I've got to do and have enough faith in myself to Games 94 Heat 1 1 Tendai Chimusasa.

(Zimbabwe) 1 3.47.88. 2: Paul Sum. (Kenya) 13 48.63. 3: Laban Chege. (Kenya) 13.49.18.

4: Jason Bunston. (Can) 13.54.51. 5: Robert Denmark. (Eng) 13.59.80. 6: Jeff Schiebler.

(Can) 14.01.90. 7: Jim Campbell. (N Ire) 14 08.41. 8: R. Murusamv.

(Malaysia) 14.46.71. 9: Pamenos Ballantyne. (St. Vincent Grenadines) 1447.05. 10: Naseer Ismail.

(Maldives) 15.53.97. Old not finish: Julian Paynter. (Aust). Heat 2 1: Phil Mosima. (Kenya) 13.29.37.

2: Philemon Hanneck. (Zwe) 13.31.92. 3: Jonathan Wyatt. (NZ) 1 3 33.72. 4: Jonathan Brown.

(Eng) 13 40.62. 5: John Nuttall. (Eng) 13.40.65. 6: Justin Hobos. (Wales) 13.50.72.

7: Sipho Dlamini. (Swaziland) 13.51.57. 8: Dermot Donnelly. (N Ire) 13.54 80. 9: Christian Weber.

(Can) 14 00.96. 10: Kabo Gabaseme. (Botswana) 14 49.72. 11: Andrew Larouche. (Malawi) 15 09 11.

Did not finish: Godfrey Siamusiye. Zambia. Qualifiers: Chimusasa. Sum. Chege.

Bunston. Denmark. Schiebler. Mosima. Hanneck.

Wyatt. Brown. Nuttall. Hobbs. Dlamini.

Donnelly. BOWLS Men's singles Round-robin Pool Hong Kong 25 Zambia 11. Jersey 25 Guernsey 19. Singapore 25 South Africa 23. DIVING Women's one-metre preliminaries; Men's three-metre preliminaries.

SHOOTING Open individual fullbore rifle; Women's individual smallbore rifle; Women's individual sport pistol; Men's individual air rifle; Men's individual running target preliminaries. SWIMMING Women's 200 metres medley. Men's 200 metres butterfly, Men's SO metres freestyle; Women's 800 metres freestyle; Men's 1 00 metres backstroke; Women's 4x100 metres medley; Men's 1,500 metres freestyle (heats). WEIGHTLIFTING 54kg and 59kg final. SIX Singapore 16, Wales 25 Guernsey 20.

South Africa 25 Kenya 7. Canada 25 Western Samoa 10. Standings: 1: Scotland. 4 pts. 2: Hong Kong, 4.

jersey, s. 4: waies. i. boutn Atrica. s.

Singapore, 3. 7: Canada. 2. 8: Zambia. 1.

9 Western Samoa. 1. 10: Guernsey. 0. 11 Kenya.

0. Men's Pairs Round-robin Pool A Hong Kong 16 New Zealand 16. Australia 31 England 14. Scotland 21 Jersey 19. South Africa 26 Guernsey 10.

Northern Ireland 28 Brunei 11. Western Samoa 25 Papua New Guinea 20. 1: Australia. 9 pts. 2.

South Africa. 6. 3. Scotland. 6.

4. England. 5. 5. New Zealand.

5. 6. Hong Kong. 3. 7.

Canada. 2. 8. Guernsey. 2.

9. Jersey. 2. Women's Singles Round-robin Pool Guernsey 25 Canada 19. Wales 25 South Africa 11.

Norfolk Island 25 Jersey 19. Swaziland 25 Australia 24. Papua New Guinea 25 Hong Kong 14. Standings: 1: Wales. 3 pts.

2: Norfolk Island. 3. 3: Swaziland. 3. 4: Guernsey.

3. Paoua New Guinea. 3. 6: Australia. 2.

7: Jersey. 2. 8: South Africa. 1. 9: Hong Kong.

0. 10: Canada. 0. Women's Pairs Round-robin Pool A Paoua New Guinea 21 Hong Kong 13. South Canada 25 Kenya 6.

Scotland 25 Western Samoa 8. Standings: Scotland. 4 Hong Kong. 3: Singapore. 3: Wales.

Jersey, 2: South Africa. Canada. 1 Zambia. 1 Western Samoa. 1: Guernsey.

0: Kenya. 0. Men's Pairs Round-robin Pool A Australia 22 Hong Kong 15. Scotland 24 New Zealand 15. England 19 South Africa 8.

Guernsey 24 Canada 16. Standings: Australia. 7 England. 5: Scotland. 4: New Zealand.

4: South Africa. 4: Hong Kong. 2. Guernsey. Canada.

Jersey. 2. Men's Fours Round-robin Pool A South Africa 33 Norfolk Island 1 0. Namibia 22 Scotland 1 4. Botswana 20 Jersey 1 7.

Zambia 1 8 Cook Islands 1 8. Northern Ireland 22 Hong Kong 1 6. Standings: South Africa, Northern Ireland. 8: Hong Kong. 6: Scotland.

6: Botswana. 6: Jersey. 4: Namibia. 4: Cook Islands. 3: Zambia.

3: Norfolk Island. 2. Men's Visually Impaired Singles Final Scotland 21. Australia. 18.

Bronze medallists: Hong Kong and New Zealand. Women's Visually Impaired Singles Final New Zealand 21. Wales. 6. Bronze medallists: England and Hong Kong.

Men's Singles Round-robin Pool Jersey 25 Zambia 19, Hong Kong 25 Dionisoooulos. (Aust). 63.52. 9: Stephen Whyte. Scotland.

63.36. 10: Ian Maplethorpe. Canada. 62 76. 11: Russell Devine.

Scotland, 6 1 .90. Paul Carlin, (Aust). fouled out Men's High Jumo Qualifying Round Crouo A 1: Geoff Parsons. (Scot) 2.20. Lesley Thomson.

(Aust) 2.20. Steve Smith. (Eng) 2.20. 4: Marcus George. (St.

Luciaz) 2 20. Cory Siermachesky. (Can) 2.20. 6: Zam Zee Loo Loh. (Malaysia) 2.15.

Khemraj Naiko. (Mauritius) 2 15. 6: Jagan Hames. (Aust) 2 15. 9: Cwee Peng Lou.

(Malaysia) 2.10. 10: Raymond Solomon. (British Virgin Islands) 2.06. 11: Ruoert Charles, Dominica 2.00. Troy Kemp.

(Bahamas) did not start. Group 1 Timothy Forsyth, (Aust) 2.20. Ian Thompson. (Bahamas) 2.20. Brendan Reilly, (Eng) 2 20.

4: Dalton Grant. (Eng) 2.20. Richard Duncan. (Can) 2.20. 6: Simon Rutto.

(Kenya) 2.15. 7: Charles Lefrancois. (Can) 2.15. 8: Stephen Woodley. (Bermuda) 2.05.

Gerrit Van Rooyen. (Namibia) 2 05. 10: Awuku Boateng. (Ghana) 2 05. 11: James Rolle.

(Bahamas) 2 05. 12: Rohaan Simons. (Bermuda) 2 00. Qualifiers for final: Smith. Thompson, Duncan.

Parsons Reilly. Thomson. Loh. Grant. Naiko.

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