Newsreel Soviet Sport 1958 № 7
Part 1
0:09:40
Part 2
0:08:07Soviet Sport № 7 (1958)
Annotation:
International athletics competitions for the prize of the Znamensky Brothers in Moscow: competitions in running, high jump, javelin, hammer throw, long jump.
Temporary description:
Sportsmen Znamensky in training during the race at the competition (news). International athletics competitions for the prize Znamensky in Moscow: the competition in running, in the high jump, the javelin, hammer, in the long jump.
Reel №1
Highway in the Moscow region.
Photo of the famous athletes of the Znamensky brothers, training on this highway in 1933.
A group of Soviet athletes, among them the Znamensky brothers.
Chronicle of 1933:
Competitions of runners.
The Znamensky brothers after the run.
The finish of the 10,000-meter run.
Fans at the stadium.
The Znamensky brothers after the run.
Athletics competitions named after the Znamensky brothers were established in honor of famous athletes.
Prizes at these competitions.
One of the main prizes is being played on the treadmill of the Lenin Stadium.
The prize for winning at a distance of 1500 meters.
Athletes from 5 countries are running.
First, the athlete from the GDR leads.
At the last turn, an athlete from Czechoslovakia came out on top and finished the distance first.
The athlete is awarded one of the main awards of the competition - the cup of the Znamensky brothers.
High jumpers compete.
The Soviet jumper Taisiya Chenchik wins the competition.
Javelin throwing competition.
The champion of the XVI Olympic Games Inessa Jaunzeme.
The Soviet athlete Elena Demonova wins.
Javelin throwing competitions among men.
The Polish athlete won the competition.
The final race of athletes for 110 meters with hurdles.
The winner was an athlete from Yugoslavia.
Women's 100-meter race.
The Soviet athlete Vera Krepkina won.
The final 100-meter race for men was won by a Polish athlete.
One of the main prizes is the 5000-meter run, on which the Znamensky brothers achieved great success.
Miklos Szabo, an athlete from Hungary, won the sharp fight.
Key words
Athletics.
Personnel:
Znamenskij S., sportsmen. Znamenskij G., sportsmen. Chenchik T., sportsmenka. Yaunzeme I.,sportsmenka. Demonova E., sportsmenka. Krepkina V., sportsmenka. Sabo M., sportsmen.
Calendar: 1933
Locations: Moscow [820]
Objects:
Competitions named after the Znamensky brothers.
Reel №2
The final of the men's high jump competition.
The audience attentively watches the competitions.
A female correspondent shoots speeches on camera.
The Soviet athlete Igor Kashkarov won.
Hammer throwing competitions.
The judges register the results.
The judges measure the range of the hammer.
The Soviet athlete Yuri Nikulin won.
A 3000-meter steeplechase race.
Spectators on the stadium podium.
The Soviet athlete Semyon Rzhishchin won.
Men's long jump competitions.
The judge determines the length of the jumps.
The Soviet athlete Igor Ter-Avanesyan wins
Among the spectators on the podium is the famous runner Vladimir Kutz.
The last cup named after the Znamensky brothers is being played.
Running at a distance of 10,000 meters.
During the race, the leaders often changed, but the Soviet athlete Evgeny Zhukov won.
Cups named after the Znamensky brothers on the background of the flags of the countries that took part in the competition.
Key words
Athletics.
Personnel:
Kshkarov I.,sportsmen. Nikulin Yu., sportsmen. Rzhischin S., sportsmen. Ter-Avanesyan I., sportsmen. Kuc V., sportsmen. Zhukov E., sportsmen. Znamenskij S., sportsmen. Znamenskij G., sportsmen.
Calendar: 1958
Locations: Moscow [820]
Objects:
Competitions named after the Znamensky brothers.