Men Javelin Throw Athletics IX European Championships 1969 Athens, Greece - Friday 19 September - Gold Medal: Jānis Lūsis, Soviet Union

Men Javelin Throw Athletics IX European Championships 1969 Athens, Greece - Friday 19 September - Gold Medal: Jānis Lūsis, Soviet Union

Final 17:00	25,4°, H 65%	Distance		SO	1. T	2. T	3. T	4. T	5. T	6. T	bib	birth
1. Jānis Lūsis	Soviet Union	91.52m	CR	6.	91.52	84.56	X	X	79.68	83.08	593	19.05.39
2. Pauli Nevala	Finland	89.58m		1.	85.80	89.58	X	X	-	-	96	30.11.40
3. Janusz Sidło	Poland	82.90m		15.	82.90	X	76.02	75.46	X	72.24	474	19.06.33
4. Gergely Kulcsár	Hungary	81.14m		12.	X	81.14	76.34	79.96	80.72	77.96	358	10.03.34
5. Wiesław Sierański	Poland	79.74m		8.	74.84	X	79.74	76.26	X	-	502	23.08.47
6. Jānis Doniņš	Soviet Union	79.10m		10.	79.10	X	X	76.20	X	X	571	20.04.46
7. Esko Kuutti	Finland	78.84m		7.	X	70.58	78.84	X	X	76.38	108	29.06.43
8. Władysław Nikiciuk	Poland	77.48m		11.	X	75.30	77.48	X	77.34	X	471	19.03.40
9. David Travis	Great Britain	76.32m		3.	X	64.68	76.32				200	09.09.45
10.Jorma Kinnunen	Finland	74.82m		5.	69.92	74.82	X				91	15.12.41
11.Andreas Kaponis	Greece	73.24m		13.	X	X	73.24				726	18.06.48
12.Carlo Lievore	Italy	72.06m		14.	66.90	72.06	67.58				410	18.11.37
13.Milcho Milevski	Bulgaria	71.66m		9.	71.58	71.66	X				32	18.05.45
-. Klaus Wolfermann	West Germany	DNS		4.							279	1946
-. Hermann Salomon	West Germany	DNS		2.							280	1938

History Men Javelin Throw. 13 Competitors from 8 Nations. Venue: George Karaiskakis Stadium.

World and European Record: Jorma Kinnunen, Finland 92.70m Tampere, Finland 18th June 1969

Championship Record: Jānis Lūsis, Soviet Union 82.04 Budapest, Hungary 1st September 1966

Qualification - Thursday, 18th September 11:45

Cancelled due to short list of participants.

European list 15.09.1969		SB	PB	Year	Rk.
1. Jorma Kinnunen	Finland	92.70	88.58	1968	10.
2. Pauli Nevala	Finland	91.40	86.33	1963	2.
3. Janis Lusis	Soviet Union	88.38	91.98	1968	1.
4. Wladyslaw Nikiciuk	Poland	85.08	86.10	1968	8.
5. Janis Donins	Soviet Union	83.88	80.30	1968	6.
6. Janusz Sidlo	Poland	83.80	85.56	1959	3.
7. Klaus Wolfermann	West Germany	83.60	82.18	1968	DNS
8. Manfred Stolle	East Germany	83.30	85.80	1968
9. Gergely Kulcsar	Hungary	83.30	87.06	1968	4.
10.Aake Nilsson	Sweden	82.84	87.76	1968
11.Mikhail Gorolyov	Soviet Union	82.02	80.10	1968
12.John FitzSimons	Great Britain	81.92
13.David Travis	Great Britain	81.68			9.
14.Siegfried Hinzmann	East Germany	81.46	80.42	1968
15.Esko Kuutti	Finland	81.26	80.24	1966	7.
16.Carlo Lievore	Italy	80.80	86.74	1961	12.
17.Pekka Paltila	Finland	80.48	75.94	1965
18.Arne Os	Norway	80.30
19.Wieslaw Sieranski	Poland	80.26			5.
20.Vilnis Feldmanis	Soviet Union	80.08
21.Jorg Hein	West Germany	80.04
22.Herwig Biering	East Germany	79.88
23.Jan Bartek	Czechia	79.78

The data is compiled by Matti Rasilainen and was sent by "tadeusz638@interia.pl"

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