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Chinese rule the pool
HIROSHIMA Japan. Apr 28 China made a clean sweep of the gold medals In the diving competition when XU Hao Won the men's platform on the final day of the Aslan swimming championships here today, re ports AFP
The 14-year-old from Jiangsu, fourth al a Chinese international meet last season, failed two trials but was nearly error free tn the other eight to collect 619.05 points
Il was hts first international victory at only his third al tempi.
Japan's Keita Kaneto finished second with 602.70 points and another Chinese, last year's Student Games champion Wu Fetlong. third with 560.07.
Even without world champions Sun Shuwei. Fu Mtngxia and Gao Mln. China monopolized the four diving’golds through Tan Uangde. the runner-up at the World Champion ships last year (men's spring board). Yl Hong (women's platform) and Lu Halsong (women s springboard) as well as Xu.
Chen Shaollang and Chen Lixia also took silver medals.
Even so, Xu was nol pleased with hfs effort, and was punished by his coach for his failures despite winning the gold.
"I couldn't perform well today. Two of my dives were no good.’ he lamented.
"I hope to take pari In the Barcelona Olympics, but It is very difficult because our team has another very good diver Xiong Ni," he added.
Yan Ming took China’s 18th medal In the four-day competition when she won the women’s 800-mclrc freestyle swimming race with a time of eight mins 48.32 secs.
The Chinese trailed Masae Kawashima of Japan by an arm s length until the 750-mc-tre turn, but the final 50 mctree were enough for Yan. who easily overtook the Japanese and was 1.68 seconds, more than a body length, faster at Ihc finish.
Thailand clinched their first medal here when Thnnya Sridama came In third In 9: 14 60 to win the bronze. China also took the mens long distance rar e with Yan Yumtn convincingly winning the 1.500m tn 15: 39.04, beating South Korea's Bang Seung-Hoon into second in 15:51.47 and Japan's Masashi Kato third tn 16 :03.23.
Lin U. rctgnlng world double champion, grabbed her fourth gold medal and 20th for China when she outdistanced Japanese opponents to win the women's 200m Individual medley tn 2: 16.61.
The Chinese was 0.52 seconds faster Hideko Hiranaka and 1.13 seconds ahead of Eri Kimura.
But Takahiro Fujimoto, who set a new Asian record of 4:20.46 to win the men's 4OOm individual medley Sunday, brought Japan Its first gold of the day making a one-two finish with Tatsuya Kfnugnsa In the 20Om medley.
Fujimoto clocked 2:03.84 and Klnugasa 2:05.75. beating Qu! Jlcmlng of China Into third in 2:07.62.
World 50m freestyle record holder Yang Wcny1 of China, who was competing for the first Umc here, gained sweet revenge over her compatriot Zhuang Young for her defeat at the World Championships in Perth last year.
Yang, who was then fourth in the women s 50m freestyle with Zhuang winning, clocked 25.48 to win thia time. Zhuang recorded 25.51. followed by Ayako Nakano of Japan 1n 26.45.
Shen Jlanqiang also took home his fourth gold medal, completely dominating the men s 20m freestyle with hts compatriot Feng Qiangbiao.
Shen, winner of the 100m freestyle and )00m butterfly as well as the 4X100 freestyle relay. clocked 23.11. and Feng 23.41.
Hong Kong earned their second medal when Michael Wright, the bronze medallist tn the 100m freestyle, touched the fence third In 23.55.
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