1970 European Cup (athletics)

1970 European Cup
Host cityStockholm, Sweden (men)
Budapest, Hungary (women)
LevelSenior
TypeOutdoor
Events33

The 1970 European Cup was the 3rd edition of the European Cup of athletics.[1]

The Finals were held in Stockholm, Sweden (men) and Budapest, Hungary (women).

Final

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Held on 29 and 30 August in Stockholm (men) and on 22 August (women) in Budapest.[2]

Team standings

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Results summary

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Men's events

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
(Wind: +1.0 m/s)
Zenon Nowosz
 Poland
10.4 Siegfried Schenke
 East Germany
10.5 Gerhard Wucherer
 West Germany
10.5
200 m
(Wind: +5.8 m/s)
Siegfried Schenke
 East Germany
20.7w Jochen Eigenherr
 West Germany
20.9w Zenon Nowosz
 Poland
21.0w
400 m Jan Werner
 Poland
45.9 Jean-Claude Nallet
 France
46.3 Boris Savchuk
 Soviet Union
46.7
800 m Yevgeniy Arzhanov
 Soviet Union
1:47.8 Franz-Josef Kemper
 West Germany
1:48.6 Andrzej Kupczyk
 Poland
1:48.7
1500 m Franco Arese
 Italy
3:42.3 Henryk Szordykowski
 Poland
3:42.5 Jean Wadoux
 France
3:42.6
5000 m Harald Norpoth
 West Germany
14:25.4 Gerd Eisenberg
 East Germany
14:25.6 Rashid Sharafetdinov
 Soviet Union
14:25.8
10,000 m Jürgen Haase
 East Germany
28:26.8
CR
Nikolay Sviridov
 Soviet Union
28:29.2 Manfred Letzerich
 West Germany
28:40.0
3000 m steeplechase Vladimir Dudin
 Soviet Union
8:31.6
CR
Ulrich Holbeck
 East Germany
8:36.0 Kazimierz Maranda
 Poland
8:38.0
110 m hurdles
(Wind: +0.5 m/s)
Guy Drut
 France
13.7
CR
Bo Forssander
 Sweden
14.0 Günther Nickel
 West Germany
14.0
400 m hurdles Jean-Claude Nallet
 France
50.1
CR
Werner Reibert
 West Germany
51.0 Dmitriy Stukalov
 Soviet Union
51.2
4 × 100 m  East Germany
Hans-Jürgen Bombach
Joachim Walther
Hermann Burde
Harald Eggers
39.4  Poland
Stanisław Wagner
Tadeusz Cuch
Edward Romanowski
Zenon Nowosz
39.5  West Germany
Günther Nickel
Jochen Eigenherr
Gerhard Wucherer
Josef Schwarz
39.6
4 × 400 m  Poland
Jan Werner
Edmund Borowski
Jan Balachowski
Andrzej Badeński
3:05.1  Soviet Union
Yevgeniy Borisenko
Yuriy Zorin
Boris Savchuk
Aleksandr Bratchikov
3:06.3  East Germany
Rainer Friedrich
Andreas Scheibe
Michael Zerbes
Wolfgang Müller
3:07.1
High jump Kenneth Lundmark
 Sweden
2.15
CR
Valentin Gavrilov
 Soviet Union
Gérard Lamy
 France
2.13
Pole vault Wolfgang Nordwig
 East Germany
5.35
CR
Renato Dionisi
 Italy
5.20 François Tracanelli
 France
5.15
Long jump Jack Pani
 France
8.09 Klaus Beer
 East Germany
8.07 Josef Schwarz
 West Germany
7.99
Triple jump Jörg Drehmel
 East Germany
17.13
CR
Viktor Sanyeyev
 Soviet Union
17.01 Józef Schmidt
 Poland
16.65
Shot put Hartmut Briesenick
 East Germany
20.55 Heinfried Birlenbach
 West Germany
19.54 Pierre Colnard
 France
19.44
Discus throw Ricky Bruch
 Sweden
64.86
CR
Hein-Direck Neu
 West Germany
61.40 Vladimir Lyakhov
 Soviet Union
59.26
Hammer throw Anatoliy Bondarchuk
 Soviet Union
70.46 Uwe Beyer
 West Germany
69.46 Reinhard Theimer
 East Germany
69.32
Javelin throw Władysław Nikiciuk
 Poland
82.46 Jānis Lūsis
 Soviet Union
81.74 Klaus Wolfermann
 West Germany
80.90
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Women's events

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
100 m
(Wind: +0.3 m/s)
Ingrid Mickler
 West Germany
11.3 Renate Meissner
 East Germany
11.4 Györgyi Balogh
 Hungary
11.6
200 m
(Wind: +0.2 m/s)
Renate Meissner
 East Germany
23.1 Ingrid Mickler
 West Germany
23.3 Györgyi Balogh
 Hungary
23.3
400 m Helga Fischer
 East Germany
53.2
CR
Christel Frese
 West Germany
54.1 Vera Popkova
 Soviet Union
54.0
800 m Hildegard Janze
 West Germany
2:04.9 Sheila Carey
 Great Britain
2:05.3 Barbara Wieck
 East Germany
2:05.4
1500 m Ellen Tittel
 West Germany
4:16.3 Gunhild Hoffmeister
 East Germany
4:16.5 Lyudmila Bragina
 Soviet Union
4:17.2
100 m hurdles
(Wind: -0.4 m/s)
Karin Balzer
 East Germany
13.1 Teresa Sukniewicz
 Poland
13.2 Margit Bach
 West Germany
13.7
4 × 100 m  West Germany
Elfgard Schittenhelm
Annelie Wilden
Rita Jahn
Ingrid Mickler
43.9
CR
 East Germany
Renate Meissner
Christina Heinich
Bärbel Schrickel
Marion Wagner
44.5  Hungary
Erzsébet Bartos
Judit Szabó
Györgyi Balogh
Katalin Papp
44.8
4 × 400 m  East Germany
Helga Fischer
Renate Marder
Brigitte Rohde
Monika Zehrt
3:37.0  West Germany
Christel Frese
Christa Czekay
Inge Eckhoff
Heidi Gerhard
3:37.2  Great Britain
Rosemary Stirling
Maureen Tranter
Val Peat
Helen Golden
3:37.8
High jump Rita Schmidt
 East Germany
1.84
CR
Antonina Lazareva
 Soviet Union
1.84
CR
Karen Mack
 West Germany
1.76
Long jump Heide Rosendahl
 West Germany
6.80
NR, CR
Ann Wilson
 Great Britain
6.57w Margrit Herbst
 East Germany
6.44
Shot put Nadezhda Chizhova
 Soviet Union
19.42 Hannelore Friedel
 East Germany
18.01 Ludwika Chewińska
 Poland
17.01
Discus throw Karin Illgen
 East Germany
61.60
CR
Liesel Westermann
 West Germany
61.44 Tamara Danilova
 Soviet Union
57.84
Javelin throw Ruth Fuchs
 East Germany
60.60
CR
Daniela Jaworska
 Poland
55.90 Marite Saulite
 Soviet Union
54.52
WR world record | AR area record | CR championship record | GR games record | NR national record | OR Olympic record | PB personal best | SB season best | WL world leading (in a given season)

Semifinals

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Men

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All semifinals were held on 1 and 2 August.[2] First two teams advanced to the final. Sweden advanced as the host of the final.

Women

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All semifinals were held on 22 August.[2] First two teams advanced to the final.

Preliminaries

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Men

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All preliminaries were held on 20–21 June. First two teams advanced to the semifinals.

References

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  1. ^ "The SPAR European Cup: Memories of Europe's premier team athletics event". european-athletics.org. Archived from the original on 6 October 2013. Retrieved 3 November 2012.
  2. ^ a b c 2010 Italian almanach Archived 2021-08-28 at the Wayback Machine (p466)
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