USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1973

USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1973
USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1973
Host city	Moscow
Medals	23
Opening	March 1, 1973
Closing	March 4, 1973
date
Stadium	Winter stadium "Spartak"

The USSR Indoor Track and Field Championships 1973 was held on March 1–4 in Moscow at the Spartak winter stadium . In addition to Soviet athletes, foreign athletes from socialist countries were allowed to compete on a general basis. Over 4 days, 23 sets of medals were played.

The championship was held for the third time in history, and three athletes were able to win their discipline at each of these championships. These are Olympic champions Viktor Saneev (triple jump) and Nadezhda Chizhova (shot put in women), as well as Valery Voikin (shot put in men).

In three disciplines, foreign athletes became champions: Teresa Novak won 60 meters with barriers, Erika Rudolph won the high jump, and Viorika Viskopolian won the long jump.

Content

Team Championship

A place	Team
01!	Ukrainian SSR
02!	Moscow
03!	RSFSR

Medalists

Men

Discipline	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 m	Alexander Kornelyuk Moscow	6.4	Valery Borzov Ukrainian SSR Kiev	6.5	Boris Izmestiev Moscow	6.6
100 m	Vladimir Atamas Ukrainian SSR Kiev	10.6	Alexander Kapachinsky Azerbaijan SSR Baku	10.6	Vladimir Otstanov Azerbaijan SSR Baku	10.7
400 m	Vladimir Nosenko Ukrainian SSR Odessa	48,2	Valery Yudin Moscow	48.5	Evgeny Borisenko RSFSR Gorky	48.7
1000 m	Vladimir Ponomarev RSFSR Rostov-on-Don	2.23.6	Stanislav Meshcherskikh RSFSR Sverdlovsk	2.24.0	Gayyar Ainetdinov Moscow	2.24.3
1,500 m	Ivan Ivanov Moscow	3.44,7	Vladimir Panteley Ukrainian SSR Kharkov	3.45,4	Boris Kuznetsov RSFSR Sverdlovsk	3.45.7
3000 m	Juris Grustins Latvian SSR Riga	8.01,4	Anatoly Nedybaluk Ukrainian SSR Vinnitsa	8.02,4	Arnold Beinarovich Latvian SSR Riga	8.03.6
60 m with barriers	Anatoly Moshiashvili Georgian SSR Tbilisi	7.5	Marek Yuzvik Poland	7.7	Evgeny Mazepa Ukrainian SSR Odessa	7.7
110 m with barriers	Evgeny Mazepa Ukrainian SSR Odessa	13.8	Valentin Balakhnichev Moscow	14.0	Victor Myasnikov Belorussian SSR Minsk	14.2
High jump	Valentin Gavrilov Moscow	2.20 m	Yuri Tarmak Leningrad	2.20 m	Vladimir Khamzin RSFSR Krasnodar	2.17 m
Pole vault	Eugene Tananika Ukrainian SSR Kharkov	5.20 m	Janis Lauris Latvian SSR Riga	5.20 m	Yuri Isakov RSFSR Sverdlovsk	5.20 m
Long jump	Valery Podluzhny Ukrainian SSR Donetsk	7.91 m	Valery Vereskun Ukrainian SSR Sevastopol	7.62 m	Evgeny Shubin Leningrad	7.60 m
Triple jump	Victor Saneev Georgian SSR Sukhumi	16.77 m	Nikolai Sinichkin Latvian SSR Riga	16.56 m	Mikhail Bariban RSFSR Krasnodar	16.49 m
Shot put	Valery Voikin Leningrad	19.78 m	Arunas Vitkevicius Lithuanian SSR Vilnius	18.96 m	Alexander Baryshnikov Leningrad	18.91 m

Women

Discipline	Gold		Silver		Bronze
60 m	Nadezhda Besfamilnaya Moscow	7.3	Ivanka Valkova Bulgaria	7.4	Lyudmila Maslakova Moscow	7.4
100 m	Anna Sinichkina Latvian SSR Riga	11.9	Rosa Babich Uzbek SSR Tashkent	12.0	Alla Bazilina Moscow	12.0
400 m	Nadezhda Kolesnikova Moscow	54,4	Love runzo Belorussian SSR Minsk	55.6	Lyudmila Aksyonova Ukrainian SSR Kiev	57.0
1000 m	Tamara Kazachkova RSFSR Magnitogorsk	2.44.8	Svetlana Styrkina Moscow	2.45.1	Tamara Pangelova Ukrainian SSR Kiev	2.45.9
1,500 m	Lyudmila Bragin RSFSR Krasnodar	4.16.3	Tamara Pangelova Ukrainian SSR Kiev	4.16.6	Rumyana Chavdarova Bulgaria	4.23.7
60 m with barriers	Teresa Novak Poland	8.0	Leah Khitrina Ukrainian SSR Odessa	8.1	Vera Tkachenko Kazakh SSR Karaganda	8.4
100 m with barriers	Leah Khitrina Ukrainian SSR Odessa	13.5	Natalya Lebedeva Moscow	13.9	Tamara Kolesnikova Belorussian SSR Grodno	14.0
High jump	Erica Rudolph Hungary	1.86 m	Galina Filatova RSFSR Yaroslavl	1.80 m	Alla Fedyaeva RSFSR Omsk	1.77 m
Long jump	Viorika Viskopolianu Romania	6.34 m	Ilyin’s love RSFSR Rostov-on-Don	6.22 m	Margarita Trainit Lithuanian SSR Kaunas	6.16 m
Shot put	Nadezhda Chizhova Leningrad	19.25 m	Antonina Ivanova Moscow	17.90 m	Elena Korableva Leningrad	17.62 m

Literature

Athletics. Reference / Compiled by R. V. Orlov . - M .: "Physical Culture and Sports", 1983. - 392 p.
E. Chen . First open // Athletics: magazine. - 1973. - No. 4 . - S. 2-3 .

Links

Martin Rix Soviet Indoor Championships . GBRAthletics.com. - List of USSR champions on the premises (1964-1992). Date of treatment November 6, 2017. Archived on August 13, 2017.