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Indonesia kings of the SEA
JAKARTA. Oct 19: Indonesia today reasserted themselves as the region's top sports power by winning the 19tn South East Asian Games here, dethroning Thailand, reports AFP.
But the Games were tarnished by rioting from Indonesian soccer fans when their team lost to Thailand in a fierce match Saturday, complaints over the organisers inefficiency. biased officiating and an Inhospitable hometown
The skies were clear throughout the 10-day competition and gas maskes brought in by many of the more than 4.000 athletes went unused as the haze sparked by forest fires in Sumatra did not blow into town.
The Games formally closed late today in a blaze of fireworks display, officials said.
With most of the medals already awarded today, Indonesia were in a commanding led with 193 gold 101 silver and 111 bronze surpassing their target of 177 gold medals.
Dethroned overall champions Thailand were in a distant second with 83 gold. 96 silver and 77 bronze.
Malaysia fulfilled their vow to overtake the Philippines in third place with 54 gold, 67 silver and 76 bronze.
The Philippines third in the 1995 SEA Games in Chiang Mal. slipped to fourth place with 43 gold, 56 silver and 106 bronze following a medal drought in boxing which was swept by Indonesia.
while Indonesia upset defending champions Philippines 3-0 in men's softball, the Filipinos had much to celebrate when the men's basketball team beat Malaysia 96-86 to reclaim their regional supremacy in the sport.
Vietnam dislodged Singapore in fifth place with 35 gold medals. 48 silver and 50 bronze. Singapore had 30 gold. 26 silver and 51 bronze to be in sixth overall.
The eight Burmese athletes who won gold for the country are to be rewarded with a car and an apartment, sources in the Burmese delegation said, they have 34 silver and 44 bronze.
Brunei had two silver medals and eight bronze while Laos and Cambodia had eight and seven bronze medals, respectively.
Six world Junior records in weightlifting were set and scores of SEA Games records were shattered but the marks were well off Asian Games standards.
The hosts swept the medals in cycling and rowing but lost the most prestigious title — the football crown which went to Thailand.
The Thais won 4-2 in a penalty shootout that triggered a burning and car-smashing spree by frustrated soccer fans.
The Malaysians host of next year's Commonwealth Games ruled the tracks, winning 16 Sold medals, seven silver and ve bronze, Thailand were in close second with a total 15 gold, 18 silver and seven bronze.
Indonesia added two gold medals in the men's and women's marathon Sunday for a total haul of eight gold, eight silver and 13 bronze in athletics.
While the Philippines had three gold, four silver and three bronze.
Seventeen SEA Games records were shattered in athletics.
Thailand's men and women tankers led by Ravee Intraporn Udom Ratapong Sirisannont and Torlarp Sethsothonn. and were kings and queens of the swimming pool where 13 new SEA Games records were set.
Indonesia bannered by Rita Mariani. Cathrering Surya and Richard Sam Bera swam off with nine gold medals against Thailand 12.
The Philippines Raymond Papa staged a show of his own by winning the gold in record setting fashion in the men's 200m and 100m backstroke but lost to Sam Bera in the 50m freestyle.
1995 Chiang Mai Games mermaid Josceline Yeo of Singapore took three swimming golds four medals off the Thailand Games when she swept all seven events she had entered in to earn the best female athlete award that year.
Rioting which took place after Thailand damolwied lit
donesia's hopes of getting its first football gold medal in eight years punched a black eye on the hosts who had mobilised 2.500 policemen and soldiers to guard the match watched by about 200,000 people.
Complaints of inefficient organisation, sub par venues, pesky mosquitoes and leaking hotel facilities by athletes and Journalists also marred the Games.
MEDAL8 TABLE
Final medals table from the 19th South East Asian Games: Country OS B
Indonesia 193 101 111
Thailand 83 96 77
Malaysia 54 67 76
Philippines 43 56 106
Vietnam 35 48 50
Singapore 30 26 51
Burma (Mya) 8 34 44
Brunei - 2 8
Laos - 7
Cambodia - 6