1959 Italian Athletics Championships

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1959 Italian Athletics Championships
Rome Olympics 1960 - Opening Day.jpg
Olympic Stadium during the Rome 1960 opening day the year after this event
Dates23–25 September
Host city Rome
Venue Olympic Stadium
LevelSenior
Events37 (25 men, 12 women)
1958
1960

The 1959 Italian Athletics Championships was the 49th edition of the Italian Athletics Championships and were held in Rome (main event) from 23 to 25 September. [1] [2]

Contents

Champions

Abdon Pamich three national titles in the racewalking at this edition of Championships. Abdon Pamich 1964.jpg
Abdon Pamich three national titles in the racewalking at this edition of Championships.
Gilda Jannaccone two national titles in the middle-distance running at this edition of Championships. Gilda Jannaccone.jpg
Gilda Jannaccone two national titles in the middle-distance running at this edition of Championships.

Full results. [3] [4]

Track events
EventMenPerformanceWomenPerformance
100 m Livio Berruti 10.5 Giusy Leone 11.7
200 m Livio Berruti 21.0 Giusy Leone 24.8
400 m Renato Panciera 47.5 Danila Costa 56.7
800 m Gianfranco Baraldi 1:51.9 Gilda Jannaccone 2:14.6
1500 m Alfredo Rizzo 3:51.0
5000 m Luigi Conti 14:24.0
10,000 m Enzo Volpi 30.05.8
110/80 m hs Nereo Svara 14.3 Letizia Bertoni 11.4
400 m hs Moreno Martini 51.6
3000 m st Onofrio Costa 9:21.5
10,000 m walk Abdon Pamich 46:14:0
Field events
High jump Gianpiero Cordovani 1.97 m Marinella Bertoluzzi 1.61 m
Pole vault Giulio Chiesa 4.20 m
Long jump Attilio Bravi 7.30 m Piera Tizzoni 5.60 m
Triple jump Enzo Cavalli 15.68 m
Shot put Silvano Meconi 17.88 m Paola Paternoster 12.63 m
Discus throw Adolfo Consolini 52.63 m Elivia Ricci 45.23 m
Hammer throw Manlio Cristin 58.65 m
Javelin throw Carlo Lievore 75.14 m Paola Paternoster 42.44 m
Combined
Decathlon/Pentathlon Franco Sar 6733 pts Maria Musso 3945 pts
Road events
Half marathon (20 km) Silvio De Florentiis 1:06:04.6
Marathon Enrico Masante 2:39:20.0
20 km walk Abdon Pamich 1:35:44.0
50 km walk Abdon Pamich 4:26:57.0
Cross country
Cross (8 km/1.2 km) Antonio Ambu 25:16.0 Gilda Jannaccone 4:21.2

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