Men 110m Hurdlles Athletics XIX Olympic Games Mexico 1968 - Thursday 17.10 - Gold Medal: Willie Davenport, United States
FinaltimeelectrL
1. Willie DavenportUSAUSA13.3s13.33s4
2. Ervin HallUSAUSA13.4s13.42s6
3. Eddy OttozITAITA13.4s13.46s3
4. Leon ColemanUSAUSA13.6s13.67s7
5. Werner TrzmielFRGFRG13.6s13.68s1
6. Bo ForssanderSWESWE13.7s13.73s2
7. Marcel DuriezFRAFRA13.7s13.77s8
8. Pierre SchoebelFRAFRA14.0s14.02s5
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Competitors: 33; Countries: 24
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Semifinals17.10216
Round 116.10540
Semifinals> - Thursday 17.10
Semi 1Time
1. Ervin HallUSAUSA13.3s
2. Eddy OttozITAITA13.5s
3. Bo Erik ForssanderSWESWE13.7s
4. Pierre SchoebelFRAFRA13.7s
5. Hinrich JohnFRGFRG13.8s
6. Daniel RiedoSUISUI14.0s
7. Juan MoralesCUBCUB14.0s
8. Victor BalikhinURSURS14.1s
Semi 2Time
1. Willie DavenportUSAUSA13.5s
2. Leon ColemanUSAUSA13.5s
3. Werner TrzmielFRGFRG13.5s
4. Marcel DuriezFRAFRA13.7s
5. Oleg StepanenkoURSURS13.8s
6. Kjellfred WeumNORNOR14.0s
7. Sergio LianiITAITA14.0s
8. Arnaldo BristolPURPUR14.1s
Ottoz equalled the Olympic record in the heats, running 13.5 – an Olympic best of 13.61 on electric timing. The three Americans – Davenport 13.6 (13.65), Hall 13.7 (13.75) and Coleman 13.7 (13.77) – were the next fastest. Taking advantage of a near-maximum legal wind (1.8), Hall ran a lifetime best of 13.3 (13.38) to smash the Olympic record, leading Ottoz – 13.5 (13.53) home in the first semi-final. In the other heat Davenport duplicated Ottoz’s time in windless conditions with Coleman right next to him in second with 13.5 (13.54). Davenport blasted the start in the final, and was never threatened, flowing to victory in 13.3, which on electric timing was 13.33, the fastest ever run. Behind him Hall and Coleman battled for second, with Ottoz in fourth after a dismal start. Coleman hit the sixth hurdle, and Ottoz went past. He gained on Hall all the way to the finish, losing sil- ver by 30cm.
Round 1> - Wednesday 16.10
Heat 1time
1. Ervin HallUSAUSA13.7s
2. Pierre SchoebelFRAFRA13.8s
3. Daniel RiedoSUISUI14.0s
4. Giovanni CornacchiaITAITA14.1s
5. Franklin BlydenISVISV14.7s
6. Kimaru SongokKENKEN14.7s
Heat 2time
1. Willie DavenportUSAUSA13.6s
2. Hinrich JohnFRGFRG13.8s
3. Arnaldo BristolPURPUR13.9s
4. Oleg StepanenkoURSURS13.9s
5. Hernando ArrecheaCOLCOL14.0s
6. Ishtiaq AhmadMALMAL14.3s
7. Po-Tai SuTWNTWN15.0s
Heat 3time
1. Eddy OttozITAITA13.5s
2. Werner TrzmielFRGFRG13.8s
3. Juan MoralesCUBCUB13.9s
4. Gary KnokeAUSAUS14.1s
5. Stuart StoreyGBRGBR14.1s
6. Simbara MakiCMLCML14.3s
7. Fernand TovondrayMADMAD14.9s
Heat 4time
1. Leon ColemanUSAUSA13.7s
2. Bo Erik ForssanderSWESWE13.9s
3. Kjellfred WeumNORNOR14.0s
4. Michael ParkerGBRGBR14.1s
5. Patricio SaavedraCHICHI14.4s
6. Ragelio OnofrePHIPHI15.0s
Heat 5time
1. Victor BalikhinURSURS13.8s
2. Marcel DuriezFRAFRA13.9s
3. Sergio LianiITAITA13.9s
4. Alan PascoeGBRGBR13.9s
5. Lubomir NadenicekTCHTCH14.1s
6. Alfredo DezaPERPER14.3s
7. Radhames MoraDOMDOM16.8s
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