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Athletics at the Summer Spartakiad of the Peoples of the USSR 1971

Athletics competitions at the V summer Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR were held from July 16 to July 19, 1971 in Moscow at the Central Lenin Stadium . The competitions simultaneously had the status of the 43rd USSR Athletics Championship . Over the course of four days, 40 sets of medals were played.

USSR Athletics Championship 1971
USSR Athletics Championship 1971
Host cityMoscow
Medals40
OpeningJuly 16, 1971
ClosingJuly 19, 1971
date of
StadiumCentral stadium named after V.I. Lenin

Four athletes participated in all five Spartakiad Games:

  • Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan (long jump, relay race, sprint)
  • Vladimir Lyakhov (discus throw)
  • Lamara Tugushi (discus throw)
  • Antonina Ivanova (shot put)

Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan won a unique achievement: he won the long jump in the fourth consecutive Games. With two victories in the relay race (1959, 1963), in total, he won six gold medals of these all-Union competitions. In a long jump since 1957, Ter-Hovhannisyan won 12 of the 15 possible national titles. He repeated the record of Nikolai Ozolin (pole vault) in the number of victories at the national championship in one discipline. In the future, nobody succeeded in improving their achievement, and only the javelin thrower Janis Lusis was able to repeat in 1976 .

Sprinter Valery Borzov won his first three gold medals at the Olympics. In the 200-meter run, he managed to set a new European record - 20.2 (manual timing). The previous achievement was 0.1 second slower. Borzov won other victories at a distance of 100 meters and in the relay 4 Γ— 100 meters as part of the national team of Ukraine.

A similar success among women was achieved by Muscovite Nadezhda Besfamilnaya , who won three gold medals in the sprint race (100, 200 meters and the relay).

Rashid Sharafetdinov won two flight distances, 5,000 and 10,000 meters. On the shorter, he showed the same time with Vladimir Afonin , ahead of that by a few moments. Both athletes became the new record holders of the USSR with a result of 13.33.6.

The ninth victory in the championships of the Soviet Union over the past 10 years was won by Janis Lusis in javelin throwing. For the fourth year in a row, Vyacheslav Skomorokhov (400 meters with barriers) and Viktor Saneev (triple jump) became the best in the country in their views. Discus thrower Vladimir Lyakhov won the USSR championship for the third time in a row.

The best result in the history of the national championship was shown by 21-year-old Rustam Akhmetov in the high jump - 2.23 m. Yevgeny Arzhanov, the 800 meter runner, was the first to run two laps in the stadium in the national championship faster than 1 minute 46 seconds - in 1.45.8 , only 0.3 seconds worse than the Union’s own record.

Competitions of the USSR championship in cross-country took place on April 4 in Essentuki (they were not included in the program of the V summer Spartakiad of the peoples of the USSR).

Content

  • 1 Team Championship
  • 2 winners
    • 2.1 Men
    • 2.2 Women
  • 3 USSR Cross-country Championship
    • 3.1 Men
    • 3.2 Women
  • 4 See also
  • 5 Literature
  • 6 References

Team Championship

The final victory in the team championship was won by the Ukrainian team, for the first time in history.

A placeTeam
01!    Ukrainian SSR
02!    RSFSR
03!    Moscow

Winners

Men

DisciplineGoldSilverBronze
100 m  Valery Borzov
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
10.1  Alexander Kornelyuk
Azerbaijan SSR Baku
10,2  Alexander Zhidkikh
Belorussian SSR Minsk
10.3
200 m  Valery Borzov
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
20,2  Alexander Zhidkikh
Belorussian SSR Minsk
20.6  Alexey Chebykin
Moscow
21.0
  Alexander Lebedev
Moscow
400 m  Alexander Bratchikov
Moscow
46.1  Evgeny Borisenko
RSFSR Gorky
46.5  Simon Kocher
RSFSR Ordzhonikidze
46.6
800 m  Evgeny Arzhanov
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
1.45.8  Ivan Ivanov
RSFSR Orenburg
1.46.1  Evgeny Volkov
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
1.47.1
1,500 m  Mikhail Zhelobovsky
Belorussian SSR Minsk
3.40.6  Vladimir Panteley
Ukrainian SSR Kharkov
3.40.6  Victor Semyashkin
Leningrad
3.40.8
5000 m  Rashid Sharafetdinov
Leningrad
13.33.6  Vladimir Afonin
Moscow
13.33.6  Juris Grustins
Latvian SSR Riga
13.34,2
10 000 m  Rashid Sharafetdinov
Leningrad
28.39.4  Petras Ε imonelis
Lithuanian SSR Kaunas
28.41.8  Pavel Andreev
Ukrainian SSR Lviv
28.42.4
Marathon  Yuri Velikorodnykh
RSFSR Perm
2: 19.10.6  Anatoly Anisimov
RSFSR Tula
2: 19.19,2  Anatoly Baranov
Lithuanian SSR Vilnius
2: 19.26.8
3000 m obstacle course  Pavel Sysoev
RSFSR Togliatti
8.30.6  Romualdas Bitte
Lithuanian SSR Vilnius
8.31,2  Vladimir Dudin
Belorussian SSR Minsk
8.31,4
110 m with barriers  Anatoly Moshiashvili
Georgian SSR Tbilisi
13.9  Victor Balikhin
Belorussian SSR Brest
14.0  Gennady Lisin
Azerbaijan SSR Baku
14.0
200 m with barriers  Callew Yurkatamm
Estonian SSR Tartu
23.1  Victor Myasnikov
Belorussian SSR Minsk
23.3  Valery Fedorenko
Ukrainian SSR Lviv
23,4
400 m with barriers  Vyacheslav Skomorokhov
Ukrainian SSR Voroshilovgrad
49.8  Eugene Gavrilenko
Belarusian SSR Gomel
50,2  Dmitry Stukalov
Leningrad
50,4
High jump  Rustam Akhmetov
Ukrainian SSR Berdichev
2.23 m  Kestutis Hat
Lithuanian SSR Vilnius
2.17 m  Leo Tivikov
Latvian SSR Riga
2.14 m
Pole vault  Eugene Tananika
Ukrainian SSR Kharkov
5.10 m  Gennady Gemini
Ukrainian SSR Kharkov
5.10 m  Nikolay Keydan
RSFSR Rostov-on-Don
5.00 m
Long jump  Igor Ter-Hovhannisyan
Moscow
7.88 m  Leonid Barkovsky
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
7.81 m  Valery Podluzhny
Ukrainian SSR Donetsk
7.77 m
Triple jump  Victor Saneev
Georgian SSR Sukhumi
17.16 m  Gennady Bessonov
RSFSR Moscow Region
16.47 m  Nikolay Dudkin
Moscow
16.27 m
Shot put  Valery Voikin
Leningrad
19.69 m  Rimantas Plunge
Lithuanian SSR Kaunas
19.54 m  Eduard Gushchin
RSFSR Moscow Region
19.14 m
Discus throw  Vladimir Lyakhov
RSFSR Moscow Region
62.14 m  Victor Penzikov
RSFSR Stavropol
57.98 m  Anne Erickson
Estonian SSR Tallinn
57.34 m
Hammer throwing  Romuald Klim
Belorussian SSR Minsk
70.84 m  Joseph of Gam
Ukrainian SSR Lviv
70.04 m  Vasily Khmelevsky
RSFSR Stavropol
69.54 m
Javelin-throwing  Janis Lusis
Latvian SSR Riga
87.60 m  Nikolay Grebnev
Belorussian SSR Vitebsk
81.14 m  Alexander Makarov
RSFSR Moscow Region
79.16 m
Decathlon *  Leonid Litvinenko
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
7861 points
(7700)
  Janis Lanka
Latvian SSR Riga
7826 points
(7698)
  Alexander Blinyaev
Belorussian SSR Minsk
7775 points
(7625)
20 km walk  Nikolay Smaga
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
1: 28.29.8  Evgeny Ivchenko
Belorussian SSR Grodno
1: 28.33.0  Boris Yakovlev
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
1: 29.03.8
50 km walk  Veniamin Soldatenko
Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata
4: 04.27.2  Otto Barch
Kyrgyz SSR Frunze
4: 05.07,0  Igor Della-Rossa
Georgian SSR Tbilisi
4: 05.12.6
Relay 4 Γ— 100 m  Ukrainian SSR
Fedor Pankratov
Nikolay Kuzhukin
Victor Zorkin
Valery Borzov
39.2  Belorussian SSR
Valentin Maslakov
Alexander Zhidkikh
Vladimir Lovetsky
Sergey Korovin
39,4  Moscow
Alexander Lebedev
Vladislav Sapeya
Asker Barcho
Alexey Chebykin
40,0
Relay 4 Γ— 400 m  RSFSR
Evgeny Borisenko
Alexander Kucheryavy
Leonid Korolev
Simon Kocher
3.06.3  Moscow
Valery Yudin
Anatoly Kazakov
Anatoly Guzenko
Alexander Bratchikov
3.07.5  Belorussian SSR
Alexander Konnikov
Valery Pochekuev
P. Sinkevich
Eugene Gavrilenko
3.08.6

Women

DisciplineGoldSilverBronze
100 m  Nadezhda Besfamilnaya
Moscow
11.5  Galina Mitrokhina
Moscow
11.6  Raisa Nikanorova
RSFSR Cherepovets
11.6
200 m  Nadezhda Besfamilnaya
Moscow
23,2  Raisa Nikanorova
RSFSR Cherepovets
23.7  Natalya Chistyakova
Moscow
23.7
400 m  Natalya Chistyakova
Moscow
53.9  Julia Alexandrova
Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata
54,2  Lyudmila Aksyonova
Ukrainian SSR Kharkov
54,4
800 m  Raisa Ruus
Estonian SSR Tallinn
2.08.0  Tamara Kazachkova
RSFSR Magnitogorsk
2.08.5  Tamara Pangelova
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
2.08.9
1,500 m  Tamara Pangelova
Ukrainian SSR Kiev
4.13.7  Lyudmila Bragin
RSFSR Krasnodar
4.14.7  Ayia Weiss
Latvian SSR Riga
4.14.8
100 m with barriers  Lyubov Kononova
Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata
13.6  Tatyana Kondrasheva
Leningrad
13.7  Natalya Lebedeva
Moscow
13.8
200 m with barriers  Lyubov Kononova
Kazakh SSR Alma-Ata
26.7  Rosa Babich
Uzbek SSR Tashkent
26.9  Tamara Stratius
Ukrainian SSR Kharkov
27.0
High jump  Vera Gavrilova
Leningrad
1.80 m  Antonina Lazareva
RSFSR Moscow Region
1.80 m  Valentina Avilova
Ukrainian SSR Odessa
1.80 m
Long jump  Tatyana Kotsar
Ukrainian SSR Donetsk
6.32 m  Ilyin’s love
RSFSR Rostov-on-Don
6.24 m  Helena Ringa
Latvian SSR Riga
6.22 m
Shot put  Antonina Ivanova
Moscow
19.39 m  Galina Nekrasova
Moscow
18.49 m  Faina Melnik
Armenian SSR Yerevan
17.73 m
Discus throw  Tamara Danilova
Leningrad
60.80 m  Faina Melnik
Armenian SSR Yerevan
60.72 m  Lyudmila Muravyova
Moscow
59.42 m
Javelin-throwing  Nina Marakina
Leningrad
55.34 m  Elvira Ozolina
Latvian SSR Riga
55.28 m  Mara Saulite
Latvian SSR Riga
52.92 m
Pentathlon *  Valentina Tikhomirova
RSFSR Oryol
5120 points
(4461)
  Nadezhda Tkachenko
Ukrainian SSR Makeevka
4930 points
(4258)
  Vera Tkachenko
Kazakh SSR Karaganda
4778 points
(4056)
Relay 4 Γ— 100 m  Moscow
Lyudmila Zharkova
Galina Bukharina
Nadezhda Yudina
Nadezhda Besfamilnaya
44.7  Leningrad
Natalya Lopatina
Tatyana Poluboyarova
Marina Sidorova
Tatyana Kondrasheva
45.3  RSFSR
Elena Balashova
Galina Dyatchina
Tatyana Zavalikhina
Lyudmila Mikhailova
45.8
Relay 4 Γ— 400 m  Moscow
Natalya Chistyakova
Olga Klein
Lyubov Zavyalova
Nadezhda Kolesnikova
3.36.1  RSFSR
Tatyana Elyanova
Lyubov Zhmakina
Taisiya Kovalevskaya
Raisa Nikanorova
3.39.4  Ukrainian SSR
Lyudmila Aksyonova
Natalya Supitskaya
Nina Zyukova
Olga Vakhrusheva
3.40.6

* To determine the winner in the all-around competitions, the old points system was used. Recalculation using modern tables for translating results into points is given in parentheses.

USSR Cross-country Championship

The 1971 USSR Cross-Country Championship was held on April 4 in Essentuki , the RSFSR .

Men

DisciplineGoldSilverBronze
Cross 8 kmOleg Raiko
Armed Forces Leningrad
23.32.4Yuri Aleksashin
Petrel Moscow
23.32.8Alexander Morozov
Labor Moscow Region
23.33,2
Cross 12 kmRashid Sharafetdinov
Dynamo Leningrad
35.03.8Nikolay Sviridov
Spartak Voronezh
35.08,0Petras Ε imonelis
Nemunas Kaunas
35.13,2

Women

DisciplineGoldSilverBronze
Cross 2 kmLyudmila Bragin
Dynamo Krasnodar
6.17.4Tamara Pangelova
Armed Forces Kiev
6.18.2Lyubov Demchenko
Armed Forces of Alma-Ata
6.20.6
Cross 3 kmNasyma Gimatova
Petrel Sverdlovsk
9.52.2Galina Kuzmina
Labor Sverdlovsk
9.53.8Irma Taborskaya
Armed Forces Sverdlovsk
9.55.4

See also

  • USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1971
  • European Athletics Championship 1971

Literature

  • Athletics. Reference / Compiled by R. V. Orlov . - M .: "Physical Culture and Sports", 1983. - 392 p.
  • Panorama of the sports year. 1971 / Compiled by V. Miroshnikov. - M .: Physical education and sport , 1972. - S. 101-104.

Links

  • Martin Rix Soviet Championships . GBRAthletics.com. - List of USSR athletics champions (1960-1992). Date of treatment August 18, 2018. Archived May 26, 2018.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Track and field athletics_ on the summer_Spartakiade_narodov_SSR_1971&oldid = 99824314


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