South American Athletics Championships 1969

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The XXV. The South American Athletics Championships took place in Quito from October 4 to 12, 1969 . The most successful participant was the Chilean middle distance athlete Jorge Grosser with three gold medals. In the women's category , the Brazilian Silvina Pereira won four gold medals.

Quito is 2850 meters above sea level, which is the first time that the South American Championships were held under high-altitude air conditions. The Olympic Games in Mexico City in the previous year showed that these conditions promote performance for sprinters, but reduce performance for long-distance runners . If you compare the results of Quito with the results of Buenos Aires in 1967 , the victory times in the medium and long distances in particular are significantly weaker than two years earlier, but in 1969 new championship records were set for men in all four jumping disciplines.

Since the women's competition was introduced in 1939 , the women's program had remained the same. In 1969, three disciplines were added with the 400-meter run, the 800-meter run and the pentathlon.

Men's competitions

The men's team championship was won by the Chilean team with 145 points, ahead of the Argentina team with 141 points and the Brazilians with 121 points. The Colombians achieved 96 points ahead of Peru with 62 points and Ecuador with 44 points. The Venozolans received 32 points and Uruguay 9 points.

100-meter run men

space athlete country time
1 Ivan Moreno CHI 10.6 s
2 Fernando Acevedo BY 10.6 s
3 Andres Calonge ARG 10.7 s

Final: October 5th

200-meter run men

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1 Ivan Moreno CHI 20.9 s
2 Fernando Acevedo BY 21.0 s
3 Andres Calonge ARG 21.1 s

Final: October 9th

400-meter run men

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1 Andres Calonge ARG 46.9 s
2 Ráuk Dome VEN 47.6 s
3 José Rabaça BRA 47.9 s

Final: October 5th

800 meter run men

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1 Jorge Grosser CHI 1: 54.1 min
2 Darcy Pereira BRA 1: 55.5 min
3 Roberto Salmona CHI 1: 55.9 min

Final: October 8th

1500 meter run men

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1 Jorge Grosser CHI 4: 04.7 min
2 Roberto Salmona CHI 4: 06.5 min
3 Clelio Jacome ECU 4: 08.5 min

Final: October 11th

5000 meter run men

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1 Victor Mora COL 15: 36.6 min
2 Clelio Jacome ECU 15: 41.4 min
3 José Ramirez CHI 15: 49.3 min

Final: October 5th

10,000-meter run men

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1 Victor Mora COL 32: 27.2 min
2 Mario Cutropia ARG 32: 28.6 min
3 José Ramírez CHI 32: 41.0 min

Final: October 8th

Marathon men

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1 Pedro Cardenas COL 2: 36: 35.6 h
2 José Ramírez CHI 2: 43: 40.2 h
3 Mario Cutropia ARG 2: 46: 55.6 h

Final: October 12th

110-meter hurdles men

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1 Patricio Saavedra CHI 14.6 s
2 Alfredo Deza BY 14.6 s
3 Enrique Rendon VEN 14.7 s

Final: October 12th

400 meter hurdles men

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1 Juan Carlos Dyrzka ARG 52.0 s
2 Jorge Vallecilla ECU 52.7 s
3 Santiago Gordon CHI 52.8 s

Final: October 9th

3000 meter obstacle course men

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1 Jorge Grosser CHI 9: 51.1 min
2 Victor Mora COL 9: 53.2 min
3 Rafael Baracaldo COL 9: 53.2 min

Final: October 12th

4 x 100 meter relay men

Final: October 12th

4 x 400 meter relay men

space Athletes country time
1 Andres Calonge
Juan Carlos Dyrzka
Bertotti
Luis Amati 		ARG 3: 12.3 min
2 José Rabaça
Darcy Pereira
Napoleão de Menezes
Jurandir Ienne 		BRA 3: 13.2 min
3 Fernando Acevedo
Jorge Aleman
Rosales
Alfredo Deza 		BY 3: 13.7 min

Final: October 12th

High jump men

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1 Luis Arbulú BY 2.00 m
2 Luis Barrionuevo ARG 1.95 m
José Dalmastro ARG 1.95 m

Final: October 12th

Pole vault men

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1 Daniel Argoitía ARG 4.40 m
2 Ciro Valdés COL 4.10 m
3 Augusto León Piqueras BY 3.70 m

Final: October 11th

Long jump men

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1 Admilson Chitarra BRA 7.60 m
2 Ivan Moreno CHI 7.54 m
3 Eduardo Labalta ARG 7.21 m

Final: October 5th

Triple jump men

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1 Nelson Prudencio BRA 16.34 m
2 Joel Dias BRA 14.80 m
3 Ariel González ARG 14.65 m

Final: October 4th

Shot put men

space athlete country Expanse
1 José Jacques BRA 16.88 m
2 Mario Peretti ARG 15.65 m
3 Juan Turri ARG 15.64 m

Final: October 4th

Discus throw men

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1 Dagoberto González COL 51.66 m
2 José Jacques BRA 50.88 m
3 Gustavo Gutiérrez CHI 50.64 m

Final: October 5th

Hammer throw men

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1 José Vallejos ARG 61.58 m
2 Celso de Moraes BRA 56.50 m
3 Darwin Piñeyrúa URU 56.48 m

Final: October 11th

Javelin men

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1 Rolf Hoppe CHI 69.76 m
2 Paulo de Faria BRA 63.50 m
3 Jorge Peña CHI 62.98 m

Final: October 12th

Decathlon men

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1 Héctor Thomas VEN 6679
2 Paulo Matschinske BRA 6124
3 Arno Lagies CHI 5948

October 8th and 9th

Women's competitions

The Brazilian team won the women's team with 139 points, followed by Argentina with 70.5 points and the Chileans with 64.5 points. Uruguay received 35.5 points, Peru 24.5 points, Colombia 15 points and Ecuador 14 points.

100-meter run women

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1 Silvina Pereira BRA 11.7 s
2 Josefa Vicent URU 11.9 s
3 María Luisa Vilca BY 12.3 s

Final: October 9th

200-meter run women

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1 Silvina Pereira BRA 24.0 s
2 Josefa Vicent URU 24.6 s
3 Cristina Filgueira ARG 25.0 s

Final: October 5th

400-meter run women

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1 Josefa Vicent URU 56.1 s
2 Melania Fontanarrosa ARG 57.4 s
3 Cristina Filgueira ARG 57.5 s

Final: October 11th

800 meter run women

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1 Melania Fontanarrosa ARG 2: 17.8 min
2 Nilda Fernández ARG 2: 18.4 min
3 Lourdes Vega ECU 2: 32.3 min

Final: October 12th

80-meter hurdles women

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1 Carlota Ulloa CHI 11.0 s
2 Graciela Paviotti ARG 11.4 s
3 Ana Udini URU 11.4 s

Final: October 5th

4 x 100 meter relay women

Final: October 12th

High jump women

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1 Maria da Conceição BRA 1.70 m
2 Aída dos Santos BRA 1.60 m
3 Patrizia Montero BY 1.55 m
Ana Udini URU 1.55 m

Final: October 5th

Long jump women

space Athlete country Expanse
1 Silvina Pereira BRA 5.85 m
2 Alicia Kaufmanas ARG 5.70 m
3 Ana Omote BRA 5.61 m

Final: October 9th

Shot put women

space Athlete country Expanse
1 Rosa Molina CHI 13.30 m
2 Envy Gomes BRA 13.02 m
3 Maria Boso BRA 12.68 m

Final: October 9th

Discus throw women

space Athlete country Expanse
1 Odete Domingos BRA 42.92 m
2 Gladys Ortega ARG 41.92 m
3 Isolina Vergara COL 40.48 m

Final: October 4th

Javelin women

space Athlete country Expanse
1 Rosa Molina CHI 45.52 m
2 Flor Umaña COL 43.74 m
3 Kiyomi Nakagawa BRA 41.02 m

Final: October 5th

Pentathlon women

space Athlete country Points
1 Aída dos Santos BRA 4422
2 Elisabeth Nunes BRA 4234
3 Carlota Ulloa CHI 4107

October 11th and 12th

Medal table

Medal
table final after 34 decisions
space country gold silver bronze total
1 Brazil 10 10 4th 24
2 Chile 10 3 9 22nd
3 Argentina 6th 10 8th 24
4th Colombia 5 3 3 11
5 Peru 1 4th 4th 9
6th Uruguay 1 2 3 6th
7th Venezuela 1 1 1 3
8th Ecuador - 2 2 4th

literature

  • Winfried Kramer: South American Track & Field Championships 1919–1995 . Neunkirchen 1996

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