Athletics at the 1965 Summer Universiade – Men's 200 metres

The men's 200 metres event at the 1965 Summer Universiade was held at the People's Stadium in Budapest on 27 and 28 August 1965.[1]

Medalists

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Gold Silver Bronze
Edvin Ozolin
  Soviet Union
George Anderson
  United States
Menzies Campbell
  Great Britain

Results

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Heats

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Held on 27 August[2]

Wind:
Heat 4: +1.9 m/s

Rank Heat Athlete Nationality Time Notes
1 1 Manuel Montalvo   Cuba 21.6 Q
2 1 Pierre Burrelier   France 21.9 Q[3]
3 1 Ignace Van der Cam   Belgium 21.9 Q
4 1 Viktor Eichler   Czechoslovakia 21.9 Q
5 1 Wim Smit   Netherlands 22.0
1 Jim Barry   Great Britain DQ
1 2 Menzies Campbell   Great Britain 21.1 Q
2 2 Alain Roy   France 21.6 Q[3]
3 2 Harry Jerome   Canada 21.7 Q
4 2 Ruedi Oegerli   Switzerland 21.9 Q
5 2 Ivan Tzankov   Bulgaria 22.0
6 2 Axel Nepraunik   Austria 22.5
1 3 Edward Romanowski   Poland 21.4 Q
2 3 Ivica Karasi   Yugoslavia 22.2 Q
3 3 Alan Brereton   Canada 22.3 Q
4 3 Fred van Herpen   Netherlands 22.4 Q[4]
5 3 Mohamed Moncef Chtai   Tunisia 22.6
1 4 George Anderson   United States 21.? Q[5]
2 4 Livio Berruti   Italy 21.1 Q[6]
3 4 Edvin Ozolin   Soviet Union 21.3 Q
4 4 Wiesław Maniak   Poland 21.4 Q
5 4 Anders Lärkert   Sweden 21.4
6 4 Herbert Bende   Czechoslovakia 21.6
1 5 Ito Giani   Italy 21.5 Q[5]
2 5 Heinz-Uwe Bordtheiser   West Germany 21.6 Q
3 5 Toru Honda   Japan 21.8 Q
4 5 Jenaro Talens   Spain 21.8 Q[7]
5 5 Gerd Nöster   Austria 22.0
6 5 Panagiotis Nikolaidis   Greece 22.1
7 5 Luis Torres   Cuba 22.2
1 6 Boris Zubov   Soviet Union 21.3 Q
2 6 Helmut Lang   West Germany 21.5 Q
3 6 László Mihályfi   Hungary 21.6 Q
4 6 José Luis Sánchez Paraíso   Spain 21.6 Q[7]
5 6 Herman van Coppenolle   Belgium 21.8
6 6 Stefan Penchev   Bulgaria 22.0
7 6 Marcio Dornelles   Brazil 22.4

Semifinals

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Held on 28 August

Wind:
Heat 2: 0.0 m/s

Rank Heat Athlete Nationality Time Notes
1 1 George Anderson   United States 21.1 Q
2 1 Edward Romanowski   Poland 21.2 Q
3 1 Ito Giani   Italy 21.4 0.0[5]
4 1 Jenaro Talens   Spain 21.9 [7]
5 1 Ivica Karasi   Yugoslavia 22.0
1 Harry Jerome   Canada DNS [8]
1 2 Livio Berruti   Italy 21.1 Q[5]
2 2 Alain Roy   France 21.4 Q[3]
3 2 Helmut Lang   West Germany 21.5
4 2 Fred van Herpen   Netherlands 21.6
5 2 Alan Brereton   Canada 22.6
2 Toru Honda   Japan ?
1 3 Menzies Campbell   Great Britain 21.1 Q[9]
2 3 László Mihályfi   Hungary 21.2 Q[2]
3 3 Boris Zubov   Soviet Union 21.2 [9]
4 3 Pierre Burrelier   France 21.7 [3]
5 3 Heinz-Uwe Bordtheiser   West Germany 21.9
6 3 Rudolf Oegerli   Switzerland 22.1
1 4 Edvin Ozolin   Soviet Union 21.3 Q
2 4 Wiesław Maniak   Poland 21.4 Q
3 4 José Luis Sánchez Paraíso   Spain 21.8 [7]
4 4 Manuel Montalvo   Cuba 21.8
5 4 Ignace Van der Cam   Belgium 22.0
6 4 Viktor Eichler   Czechoslovakia 22.1

Final

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Held on 28 August

Wind: +2.5 m/s

Rank Name Nationality Time Notes[10][11]
  Edvin Ozolin   Soviet Union 21.0
  George Anderson   United States 21.0
  Menzies Campbell   Great Britain 21.2
4 Edward Romanowski   Poland 21.3
5 László Mihályfi   Hungary 21.3
6 Livio Berruti   Italy 21.3
7 Wiesław Maniak   Poland 21.4
8 Alain Roy   France 21.7 [3]

References

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  1. ^ Results at Tilastopaja
  2. ^ a b Rodda, John (28 August 1965). "Murray's courage earns him a bronze medal". The Manchester Guardian. p. 8. Retrieved 15 February 2021.
  3. ^ a b c d e French results
  4. ^ "Zilver voor Van Herpen" (in Dutch). De Trouw. 28 August 1965. p. 17.
  5. ^ a b c d Preve, Vittorio (28 August 1965). "Bello trionfa nei 400 metri alle Universiadi di Budapest" (in Italian). La Stampa. p. 8.
  6. ^ Year list
  7. ^ a b c d García, Gerardo (28 August 1965). "Iljima (sic) en los 5.000 marcó record japonés, con 13'45" (in Spanish). Mundo Deportivo. p. 2. Retrieved 13 February 2021.
  8. ^ "Crothers sparkles at student games". Star-Phoenix. 29 August 1965. p. 20. Retrieved 15 February 2021.
  9. ^ a b Soviet results Archived 2021-10-31 at the Wayback Machine (p32)
  10. ^ García, Gerardo (29 August 1965). "Estados Unidos y Rusia se reparten honores en las finales de baloncesto, balonvolea y atletismo, Areta en la final de triple salto" (in Spanish). Mundo Deportivo. p. 2. Retrieved 13 February 2021.
  11. ^ Népsport (Budapest), 29 August 1965, p.1 (in Hungarian)