Results from Around the World, by Alfons Juck, EME News RIETI (ITA, Sep 28): First day of the Golden Final of Italian Club Championships had Andrew Howe winning the 100 m in 10.53 (+0.5). Assunta Legnante won thr women shot put (16.05) and Marzia Caravelli the hurdles 13.50 (+0.4). Atletica Riccardi clocked 39.79 in men 4x100 m. VICENZA (ITA, Sep 28): In the Silver Clubs Final Alessia Trost cleared 185 to win the high jump. PALEMBANG (INA, Sep 27): Third day of athletics at the Islamic Solidarity Games had Saudi Arabian junior Fahad Muhammad Al-Subaie winning the 200 m in 20.74 what was new national junior record. Surprise in men hammer as Egyptian Mostafa Hicham El Gamal won with 77.73 over Mohamed Al-Zankawi of Kuweit 76.68. Also in javelin Abdelrahman El Sayed secured win for Egypt with 78.96 over Turkish record holder Fatih Avan 78.15. Hayle Ibrahimov dominated the 5000 m for Azerbaijan 14:03.12 and Abdelmalik Lahoulou the 400 m hurdles for Algeria 50.96. Former world champion Maryam Jamal won the women 5000 m in 16:15.70. Maryam Toosi from Iran was the 200 m winner 23.72. Moroccan Hayat Lambarki clocked 57.92 when winning the 400 m hurdles. BOSTON (USA, Sep 27): Edward Cheserek and Jake Leingang never left each others shoulders at Coast-to-Coast Battle in Beantown cross country meet. The University of Oregon freshmen were together at the start, side-by-side at the five kilometer checkpoint, then neck-and-neck at the finish of the eight kilometer contest in Franklin Park. Stunning a large crowd on hand, the tandem took first and second to lead the 12th-ranked Ducks to an upset win over Wisconsin and Syracuse. Both recorded a finish time of 24:11. On the women‘s side, the number-one ranked Providence Friars controlled the five kilometer race from start to finish, with senior Emily Sisson taking the individual title in 16:51. LVIV (UKR, Sep 28): 124 runners from 4 countries aged from 18 to 78 took part at international road race in Lviv “Lvivska desyatka” which was held within the framework of Olympic week in region. Ukrainian Dmytro Siruk became the 10 km men race winner in 30:01. Sofia Yaremchuk was first among woman 36:38. TALLINN (EST, Sep 28): New Estonian ekiden records at the national championships as the men of Tartu TU ASK clocked 2:09:59 (including track record holder Tiidrek Nurme) and women of Tartu (including Luik sisters) got 2:30:46, also a national record. YOKOHAMA (JPN, Sep 28): At the 232nd Nittai University distance Kenyan William Malel won the 10 000 m in 27:48.55 ahead Cyrus Njui 28:11.81 and Macharia Ndirangu 28:13.34. BACUCH (SVK, Sep 28): New course records at the 6th International walking event in Slovakia. Ukrainian Andriy Kovenko won the 10 km in new course record 40:09, second world leader at 20 km Russian Pyotr Trofimov 40:25 and best Slovak Anton Kucmin 40:26. Fourth the top Slovak walker Matej Toth 40:56 over Russian Aleksandr Yargunkin 41:10. Also in women 10 km new course record for Italian Federica Ferraro in 43:55. Second Russian Natalya Seryozhkina 45:00 and third Hungarian Viktoria Madarasz 45:07. Former course record holder Angnieszka Dygacz from Poland was fourth 45:20. YALTA (UKR, Sep 28): World youth bronze medalist Valeriya Semenkova won hammer throw (3kg) during first day of Ukrainian youth schools championships with 64.12. 14-year-old Hlib Piskunov (will be 15 in November) achieved 70.25 in boys 5 kg hammer. BUDAPEST (HUN, Sep 28): Czech Republic won the U16 match here with 445.5 points ahead of Hungary 361.5, Croatia 293, Slovenia 266 and Slovakia 249. LIDINGO (SWE, Sep 28): In the 30 km race at the Lidingo Loppet Kenyan Japhet Kipkorir in 1:35:07 ahead of Lewis Korir 1:35:23. Theresa Olin was top woman achieved 1:57:30.
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