Athletics at the 1961 Arab Games

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Athletics
at the 1961 Pan Arab Games
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  1957
1965  

1961 Pan Arab Games [1] [2]

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MEN

100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Bouchaib El Maachi1943MAR10.2w
Tayssir Abdel Hay EGY 10.8w
Abderrahmane MedkouriMAR10.8w

200m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Bouchaib El Maachi1943MAR21.2CR
Hassan Ahmed RagabEGY21.8
Tayssir Abdel HayEGY22.1

400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hassan Ahmed RagabEGY49.3CR
Zouaki BentaharMAR49.3
. El ImaneMAR49.8

800m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Nabil HassanEGY1:52.9CR
. AomarMAR1:53.7
. MejdEGY1:54.0

1500m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mohamed BenhammadiMAR4:02.8
Abdeslam BouchtaMAR4:02.9
. MejdEGY4:03.0

5000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Said Gerouani Benmoha1934MAR14:53.2
Aloui SaoudEGY14:53.3
Allal BenlahcenMAR14:54.9

10,000m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Allal BenlahcenMAR31:31.2CR
Mohamed SaoudEGY31:31.5
. AbdelkaderEGY31:34.4

Marathon

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hassan BenmohamedMAR2:44:44
Mahmoud AbdelkerimEGY2:50:05
Said MouiniMAR3:00:52

3000SC

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Abdeslam BouchtaMAR9:24.7
. Ben MohamedMAR9:33.9
Youssef Abu SaoudEGY9:56.2

110H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Abdel Moneim AbdallahEGY14.9CR
Isaac Elie1928 SUD 14.9
. BaighouteMAR16.0

400H

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Zouaki BentaharMAR53.8CR
Abdel Moneim AbdallahEGY54.4
Mohamed Darwish ZakyEGY55.3

HJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hassan NassifEGY1.89CR
. EddineEGY1.86
. IrekSUD1.86

PV

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Farid HannaSYR3.75CR=
. BellalMAR3.40
Yamadou FofanaMAR3.20

LJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Teymourlenk Shoukri1939EGY7.20CR
Mahmoud Atif Abdel FattahEGY7.14
Yamadou FofanaMAR6.86

TJ

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Teymourlenk Shoukri1939EGY15.15CR
Mahmoud Atif Abdel FattahEGY14.73
. NamirMAR13.67

SP

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Shebel Hassan FaragEGY15.00CR
Salem Jisr1932 LBN 13.87
Mohamed Abu Al-EneinEGY13.78

DT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Shebel Hassan FaragEGY44.67CR
Mohamed Sayed ZakiEGY43.71
Afif BoutrosLBN41.55

HT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Merouane BitarSYR47.84CR
Michel SkaffLBN46.86
Rameh KheireddineLBN42.26

JT

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Hani LatoufLBN58.98CR
. RiadEGY56.77
Mustafa MohamedEGY54.42

20kmW

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mohamed El Sayed (I)EGY1:56:48

50kmW

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Kamoun BenbadaouiMAR6:22:12

Decathlon

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
Mahmoud Atif Abdel FattahEGY5413ptsCR
Abdelgani BellalMAR5321pts
Yamadou FofanaMAR5295pts

4x100m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-MAR42.4CR
-MAR42.4CR
-MAR42.4CR
Bouchaib El Maachi1943MAR42.4CR
-EGY42.5
-EGY42.5
-EGY42.5
-EGY42.5
-LBN45.2
-LBN45.2
-LBN45.2
-LBN45.2

4x400m

MEDALATHLETEDOBCOUNTRYMARKW/IRECORDNOTES
-EGY3:19.9CR
-EGY3:19.9CR
-EGY3:19.9CR
-EGY3:19.9CR
-MAR3:33.4
-MAR3:33.4
-MAR3:33.4
-MAR3:33.4

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References

  1. "Athletics Podium". Athletics Podium. Retrieved 2022-08-16.
  2. "Pan Arab Games". www.gbrathletics.com. Retrieved 2022-08-16.