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Double golds for Boldon, Gsilase in World Juniors

Chinese lead medal chase
SEOUL. Sept 19: Ato Boldon of Trinidad and Tobago won the men's 200-metre dash and Ethiopia's Halle Gsllasc won the mens 5.000 metres Saturday. becoming the first dou-Me gold medalists in the 4th World Junior Athletics Championships, reports AP.
China, an Asian sports power, collected two more golds with victories by Hu Ling In the women s 200 metres and by Wang Junxia in the women's 10.000 metres. China earlier picked up golds in the women s shot put and 800 metres.
The United Team, comprised of athletes from the former Soviet republics, garnered two more golds in the men's shot put and the heptathlon. tying China in total number of golds.
Boldon, the winner of the men's 100-metre dash, won the 200 metres tn 20.63 sec onds. behind his career best of 20.40. The world's junior men's 200-metre record ts 20.13.
Bqldon. the only competitor from Trinidad and Tobago, led from start to finish, beating Britain s Darren Campbell by 0.2’4 seconds. After the victory, he blew kisses to the applaud Ing spectators.
"I never expected to win, but I alwaysfoopcd to." Boldon said after winning.
"I am pfeased with my lime, my second best ever. I was having trouble with my left teg and a lot of good work went Into it by people who messaged It. he sold
Boldon. 19. a law student at San Jose City College in San , Jose. Calif, said his immediate objective is to win the Amcrt can College Championship and then place In the top three at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.
"I proved to myself here that I can compete at this
level," he said, beaming a smite.
Gstlase. 19, won his second gold in the men's 5,000-metre race in 13 minutes. 36.06 sec onds. 0.05 second ahead of Kenya's Ismael Kirui. Gsllasc won the 10.000 metres on Friday.
China's Hu Ling dashed for a gold in the women's 200 metres in 23.14. Fellow country woman Wang Junxia was clocked at 32 minutes, 29.90 seconds for' a gold in the women's 10,000 metres.
In the men's shot pul. Yuriy Belonog of the United Team, threw 18.46 metres (60 feet 6 3/4 inches) for a gold, followed by Manuel Martinez of Spain with 18.14 (59-6 1/4) and Ralf Kahles of Germany with 17.97 (58-11 1/2).
Kenya's Benson Koech took the men's 800-mclres In one minute, 44.77 seconds, followed by South Korea's Lee Jin-il in 13:36.11 and Morocco's Hicham El Guerrouj In 13:46.79.
Romania s Claudia Isaila won the Javelin with a throw of 63.04 metres (206-9 3/4) and Natalya Sazanovich of the United Team compiled 6.036 points to win the women’s heptathlon.
Germany’s Manuela Aigner cleared 1 93 metres (6-4) for a gold in the 'women's high jump Inna GUznutsa and Svet lana Zalevskaya. both of the United Team, shared second place with 1 88 (6-2).
Cuba's Yoelvta Quesada won the men’s triple Jump with 17.04 metres (55-10 3/4), beating fellow countryman Osiris Mora by 1 centimetre (0.4 inch). Zimbabwe's Ndabaz-ihk- Mhdlongwa was third with 16.57 (54-4 1/3).
The five-day championships, sponsored by the International Amateur Athletic Federation, attracted 1,002 athletes, aged between 16 and 19, from 99 countries. The competition ends on Sunday.
RESULTS
Following are the results of the fourth day's competitions Saturday in the fourth World Junior athletics championships:
Men’s 200 metres:
1. Oto Boldon. Trinidad and Tobago, 20.63 secs; 2. Darren Campbell. Britain. 20.87; 3, Glen Elferlnk, South Africa, 21.00; 4. James Baukh, Britain; 21.04: 5. Laszlo Kiss. Hungary, 21.05; 6. Constantinos Kenderis. Greece. 21.10; 7. Mark Keddell, New Zealand, 21.19: 8. Yancey Hillard. Germany, 21.74.
Women's 200 metres:
1. Hu Ling China. 23.14; 2, Cathy Freeman. Australia, 23.25; 3, Mertene Fraser. Jamaica, 23.29; 4, Jacqueline Peolman, Netherlands. 23.38; 5, Katharine Merry. Britain. 23 59 6. Giada Gallina, Italy. 23.74; 7. Marion Jones. United States. 24.09; 8. Silke Lichtenhagen. Germany, g4.22.
Men's 800 metres:
I. Benson Koech. Kenya. 1 mln 44.77 secs; 2, Lee Jin-1). South Korea. 1:46.34;, 3. Brendan Hanlgan, Australia, 1:47.26; 4. Venuste Nlyongabo. Burundi, 1:47,28; 5, Ezekiel Sepeng, South Africa. 1:47.51; 6. Marius Van Heerden. South Africa, 1:48.71: 7. Igor Tolokonnikov. United Team. 1:49.62.
Men's 5.000 metres:
1. Haile Gsilase. Ethiopia. 13’36.06; 2. Ismael Kirui. Kenya. 13:36.11; 3. Hicham El Guerrouj. Morocco. 13:46.79: 4, Kawauchi Katsuhiro, Japan. 13:48.51; 5, Francis Nade. Tanzania. 13:52.80; 6.
Shadrack Hoff. South Africa. 13:56.15; 7. Meta Petro. Tan zanla, 13:57.36; 8, Gerbaba Iticha. Ethiopia. 13:57.38.
Women's 10.000 metres:
1, Wang Junxia. China. 32:29 90; 2. Gete Waml. Ethiopia. 32:41.57; 3. Sally Barsosio. Kenya. 32:41.76: 4. Lydia dheromei. 33:01.99; 5. Merima Dcnboba, Ethiopia,
33:57 21; 6. Inna Kozina. United Team. 34:11.02; 7. Do erte Koester. Germany, 34:19.36; 8. Kauk Hye-sun. South Korea. 34:19 79
Men's Shot Put:
Yuriy Belonog, United Team. 18.46m (60 feet 6 3/4 inches); 2. Manuel Martinez. Spain. 18.14 (59-6 1/4); 3. Ralf Kahles. Germany 17.97 (58-11 1/2); 4. Milan Haboak, Czechoslovakia. 17.97 (58 11 1/2); 5. Dennis Black. United States. 17.81 (58 5); 6. Elias Louca. Cyprus. 17.62 (57-9 3/4): 7. Yuriy Parkhomenko. United Team. 17 48 (57-4); 8. Martin Bitek. Czechoslovakia. 17.20 (5« 5).
Women s High Jump:
1. Manuela Aigner. Ger--many, 1.93m (6 4); 2. Inna Gilznutsa. United Team. 1.88 (6-2); 3. Svetlana Zalevskaya, " United Team. I 88 (6 2); 4. Katja Kflpt. Finland. 1 88 (6 2): 5. Yoko Ota. Japan 1 85 (6-l):f 6. Desislava Alexandrova. Bulgaria. 1.85 (6-1); 7. Andrea Hughes. Australia. 1.85 (6-1): 8. Eleonora Milusheva, Bulgaria. 1.85(6 1).
Women s Heptathlon:
1. Natalya Sazanovich. United Tesun. 6.036 points: 2, Kathleen Gutjahr. Germany. ^S.W^VnVfe Romania. 5.524; 5. Vera Inancsi. Hungary. 5.522; 6. Han Sang won. South Korea. 5,475; 7. Yelena Kovalyova. United Teapi. 5.443; 8. Anoek Van Diessen. Netherlands. 5.416.
Women's Javelin:
Claudia Isaila. Romania. 63.04 m (206-9 3/4); 2. Yvonne Reichardt. Germany. 61.48 (201-8 1/2); 3. Helt Tolkkinen. Finland. 60.12 (197-3); 4. Shelley Holroyd. Britain, 57.08 (187-3 1/4); 5. Dorte Barby, Germany, 56.52 (185-1/2); 6. Yang Lijuan. China. 56.06 (183-11 3/4) ; 7. Silvana Koren. Slovenia. 54 48 (178 8 3/4); S.antigonl Vour doll. Greece. 52.94 (173-8 1/4).
Men's Triple Jump:
I. Yoelvta Quesad. Cuba. 17 O4m (55-10 3/4); 2. Osiris Mora. Cuba. 17.03 (55-10 1/2); 3, Ndabaxlhie Mhdlongwa. Zimbabwe. 16.57 (54 4 1/4); 4, Yaroslav Ivanov. Bui garia. 16.35 (53-7 3/4): 5. Peter Burge Australia. 16.19 (53-1 1/2); 6. Lenards Oxolins. Latvia. 15 91 (52 2 1/2): 7. Sumita Kenichi. Japan. 15.90 (52 2); 8. Duan Qtfeng, China. 15.78(519 1/0.