Mon., Aug. 29, 1959 . The Newi-Reviow, Roseburg, Ore. 9"
US Olympic Diver Wins This Country's First Gold Medal; Women Fade
ROME (AP) dry Tobian of qualifiers for Tuesday afternoon's
cans of semifinal round berths. its first gold medal of the 17th
A red hot sun again brought Olympic Games,
killing heat to the competition, i Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio, and
which after a Sunday off, moved Gary Tobian of Glendale, Calif.,
into its third full day of activity, ltd the field through Saturday's
Germany led the unofficial point semifinals. Only third-place Juan
standings with 34. Italy was sec-, Stella of Mexico was considered
ond with 30, the United States a threat to U.S. gold and silver
third with 17 and Russia, Holland , medals in the afternoon event.
Great Britain in a three-way tie I A showdown final for the worn
for fourth with 14. Australia was en's gold medal in 100-meter free
seventh with 12. ! style was on tap for tonight bc
The United States was lookins tween defending Olympic Chain
to a 1-2 sweep today in the men's pion Dawn Kraser, Australia's
3-meter springboard diving, and world record holder, and Chris
von S:ilt7a, 16 year-old California ' ies and Miss Kraer took it back a faster clocking for Lance Lar
schoolgirl. Ion Saturday with a 1:01.4 in the i son of Kl Monte, Calif., who was
Miss Kraser and Miss Von Salt- semifinals. ! placed second,
za took turns breaking the Olvm l The United Stales, rebuffed ; Times Differ
pic record last week. The U.S. i Sunday in its bid l.ir a reversal j fjtrth. were given an Olympic
ter also announced the new ap
peal would be made to the IOC.
Investigations were heine held
here and in Copenhagen over Ih-1
death of Knut Jensen, a Danish
cyclist, who collapsed dur;ng a
road race Friday.
Richie Wilson, the Toledo, Ohio,
Greco-Roman flyweight wrestler,
pinned Franz llurkhard of Switz
erland in a third round bout. Wil-
Glendale, Calif., won the first U S
final. She had 51.90,
gold medal of the 17th Olympic
Camts by capturing the men's 3
mtter springboard diving today.
Tobian, a 6-foot redhead, scored
170 points, upsetting favored team
mat Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio.
ROME (AP) A strong U.S.
basketball team, a speedy band
of All-America tourists, raced to
its third straight victory in the
Olympic Games, but American
hopes for a gold medal in wom
en's diving dimmed for the sec
ond consecutive day of competi
tion. Carolyn S c h u 1 e r, 17-year-old
high school girl from Orinda,
Calii., broke the Olympic record
by winning the first heat of the
Oscar Scores 22
Oscar Robertson, the "Big O"
of the Cincinnati Bearcats, paced
the U.S. basketball triumph with
22 points. Another Ohio college
star, Jerry Lucas of Ohio State's
national champions, scored 21.
The United States also won at
water polo, beating Belgium 5-2
for the its second victory in three
first round games.
Both the basketball and water
polo victories assured the Ameri
Kin mwrii-u jiiu erasers to.ih ine mens iw meter irecsme , r,,coni time of 55.2 seconds, al
record Friday in the preliminar
final, said today it would take the
though the timers all had :S.V2
for Devilt, while two had : 55 1 ;
for Larson and another :55 flat
for the American.
The judges' decision was 21 for
case lo tlte International Olympic
Committee.
Sunday's appeal was to the In
ternational Swimming Federation
after tho judges Saturday award-
Devilt. Max Ritter, treasurer
)f son, who Saturday drew with tho
ed the gold medal to world rec-1 the U.S. Olympic Committee, filed i Russian world champion, has lost
ord holder John Devilt of Austra-i the appeal that was turnrd down j once and fares elimination every
lia. Three automatic timers had1 by the Swimming Federation. Hit- time he takes the mat.
women's 100-meter butterfly pre
liminaries in 1:09.8.
The old record of 1:11 flat was
set in Melbourne in 1956 by Amer
ica's Shelley Mann.
Carolyn Wood, 14-year-old tenth
grader from Portland, Ore., also
won her heat in 1:11.1 to give the
United States two qualifiers for
Tuesday's finals.
The U.S. camp had hardly re
covered from the shock of Satur
day's setback in women's 3-meter
springboard diving when blonde
Ingrid Kramer, the springboard
gold medalist, dove to the front
today in the qualifying for the
women's 10-meler platform high
diving finals.
The 17-year-old girl from Dres
den, East Germany, scored 56.30
points in the four morning dives
to lead Mrs. Paula Jean Pope uf
Santa Ana, Calif., who was sec
ond with a 54.70 total.
Another American housewife,
Mrs. Junio Irwin of Glendale,
Calif., was sixth among the 12
Olympic Briefs
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Here's how athletes from the
Pacific Northwest fared in Olym
pic competition Saturday:
Fitz Fivian, the Swiss student
at Oregon State College, was
eliminated in the Greco-Roman
welterweight wrestling class.
Lee Allen of Portland decisioned
P. Rahal of Morocco in their
Greco-Roman wrestling match.
Carolyn Wood, the 14-year-old
high school swimmer from Port
land, finished fourth in her heat
and just qualified for the Monday
finals of the women's 100 meter
freestyle event.
DANE WINS MEDAL
Erik Hansen, a 20-year-old sol
dier, won Denmark's first gold
medal by capturing the men's
1,000-meter kayak singles with
Imre Srollosi of Hungary second
and defending champion Gcrt
Frcdricsson of Sweden third.
RUSSIAN WINS
LAKE ALBANO, Italy (AP)
Antonina Seredina of Russia won
the 500-meter kayak singles gold
medal in the Olympic canoeing
competition today. Therese Zenz
of Germany was second and Da
niela Walkowiak of Poland third.
REIGGER DISAPPOINTED
SEATTLE (AP) Trapshooler
Arnold Riegeer of Castle Hock
Wash., was reported Monday to
he disappointed over his practice
rounds for the Olvmpic Games.
The Seattle Post-lntelligencer,
in a dispatch from Rome, quoted
Riegger thus:
"Bov. this is a tough league.
I'm not rioine verv well in prac
tice. The first day I broke 22 out
of 25 and then 20. I improved some
later with a 22, 21 and then a 50
straight. Sure hope 1 start hitting
them this veek."
The P-I said Riegger believed
Italy and Russia will offer the
United Stales team its toughest
competition in trapshooting. The
Italians have a five-man team to
America's two.
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