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Winds reign at "Big Arch"
HIROSHIMA. Oct 12: A Qatar), a South Korean and strong winds stole the show from the Chinese in Asian Games track and field Wednesday, and injury kept China from winning anything in the opening event of its native martial art reports AP
Winds of up to 36 kph (23 mph) forced postponement of six track and field events, leaving Just three finals on the programme. China won one. with 1,500-metre world record holder Qu Yunxia leading a 1-2 flnish.in the women's 800.
But in the men's taljlquan competition of wushu, the Chinese fighting sport. China's Wang Erping had to drop out with a sprained ankle and Japan's Masaru Masuda won the gold, ahead of Chan Ming-Shu of Taiwan, where the art also flourishes.
The Chinese recouped in shooting, however, with three golds and won tfie women's soccer championship, beating Japan 2-0 in the final. They also won one Judo gold.
Japan, meanwhile, won two golds tn Judo and one each in cycling, wushu and shooting, slightly expanding its lead over South Korea in the hotly contested battle for second place in the gold medals column.
Japan had 41 golds to 38 for the Koreans, who had victories Wednesday in track. Judo and softball tennis.
But China was far ahead with 106. Kazakhstan stood fourth with 17 after a cycling victory.
In total medals. China had J04 to 147 for Japan and 119 Mr South Korea.
Qu. a member of coach Ma Junren s 'army" of stellar distance runners, took the women's 800 in a Games record 1 minute. 59.85 seconds. with teammate Liu Li second in 2:00.66. India’s Shiny Wilson took the bronze in 2:02.22.
South Korea's Lee Jin-Il also broke a Games record in the men s 800. winning in 1:45.73. China's Mu Welguo was second in 1:46.44. The old record of 1:46.81, set by India's Charles Borremeo. had stood for 12 years. ’
Ibrahim Ismail Muftah captured Qatar s second gold medal in 45.48 seconds, with South Korea's Shon Ju-Il taking the silver in 45.87
Japan took two of the day's four gold medals in Its native sport of Judo. Shigeru Okaizuml was a decisive winner over Kim Jae-Sik in the men's 95-kilogram division and Jun Konno beat Iran's Seyed Miran in the open class.
In the women's competi
tion. South Korean's Kim Mi Jung scored a dear victory over China's Leng Chunhui at 72 kilograms and Zhang Ying of China was a decisive winner in the open class over Taiwan's Yeh Wen-Hua.
In cycling. Japan s Masanaga Shinhara won the men s one kilometre time trial In 1:05 58 1. breaking the Games record of 1:06 789. South Koreas Hong Suk Han took the silver in 1.06.317
Vadim Kravu h< :ik of Kazakhstan won the 4-kilome-tre individual pursuit, beating Kyrgyzstan's Evgeniy Vakker 4:40.509 to 4:40.757 in the final and breaking the 8-year-old Games record of 4:40.850.
South Korea beat Taiwan 3-1 in the final for the gold medal in the women's team event of softball tennis, a variation on ordinary tennis devel oped at a time when Aslans
third seed Bennv Wijaya of Indonesia.
The women s singles final will be all Japanese. No. 1 seed Kimiko Date ousted Indonesia's Yayuk Basuki 6-0. 5 7. 6-0, and Naoko
Sawamatsu beat China s Chen Li 6 1. 6-3.
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Wang Yifu tied a Games record in winning the individual standard, pistol event with 575. and helped his team take another gold with a Games record 1.714. China also had set the old mark of । .708
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had a hard time obtaining a regular supply of the customary tennis balls. A soft rubber ball is used, and scorekeeping is different.
But Taiwan gained revenge In the men's final, beating the Koreans 3-2.
In standard tennis. South Korea’s Yoon Yong-Il upset No. 1 seed Leander Paes of India 6-7 (2-7). 64. 7-5 in the semifinals. In the finals, he will play No. 2 seed Pan Bing of China, a 6-3. 6-3 winner over
basketball bronze medal by trouncing Taiwan 83-31. South Korea, and Japan will meet in the gold-medal game Thursday.
Pakistan, the defending Games champion in men's field hockey. Bowed to South "Korea in the semifinals Wednesday. The Koreans won a penalty shootout 4-1 after the two teams tied 2-2.
In Saturday's final, the Koreans will play perennial power India, a 1-0 winner over Japan.