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swimming, 1964, summer, olympics, women, metre, breaststroke, women, metre, breaststroke, event, included, swimming, competition, 1964, summer, olympics, took, place, october, yoyogi, national, gymnasium, this, event, swimmers, covered, four, lengths, metre, o. The women s 200 metre breaststroke event included in the swimming competition at the 1964 Summer Olympics took place on 11 12 October at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium In this event swimmers covered four lengths of the 50 metre 160 ft Olympic sized pool employing the breaststroke It was the ninth appearance of the event which first appeared at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris A total of 27 competitors from 15 nations participated in the event 1 Soviet Union s Galina Prozumenshchikova and Svetlana Babanina won their country s first ever medals in this event with a gold and bronze medal respectively Claudia Kolb s silver medal was the United States second ever medal in this event after Agnes Geraghty s silver in the inaugural event in 1924 In the heats Australian Christine Barnetson was disqualified for an incorrect breaststroke and Hungarian Marta Egervary withdrew from the competition 2 Women s 200 metre breaststrokeat the Games of the XVIII OlympiadLeft right Babanina Prozumenschikova KolbVenueYoyogi National GymnasiumDate11 October heats 12 October final Competitors27 from 15 nationsWinning time2 46 4 OR MedalistsGalina Prozumenshchikova Soviet UnionClaudia Kolb United StatesSvetlana Babanina Soviet Union 19601968 Contents 1 Records 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Final 3 ReferencesRecords editPrior to this competition the existing world and Olympic records were World record nbsp Galina Prozumenshchikova URS 2 45 4 s Berlin East Germany 17 May 1964 3 Olympic record nbsp Anita Lonsbrough GBR 2 49 5 s Rome Italy 27 August 1960 3 The following records were established during the competition Date Round Name Nationality Time OR WR11 October Heat 2 Barbel Grimmer nbsp United Team of Germany 2 48 6 OR11 October Heat 3 Svetlana Babanina nbsp Soviet Union 2 48 3 OR12 October Final Galina Prozumenshchikova nbsp Soviet Union 2 46 4 ORResults editHeats edit Rank Heat Lane 4 Name Nationality Time Notes1 3 1 Svetlana Babanina nbsp Soviet Union 2 48 3 Q OR 5 2 2 4 Barbel Grimmer nbsp United Team of Germany 2 48 6 Q OR 5 3 3 7 Stella Mitchell nbsp Great Britain 2 48 8 Q4 2 1 Galina Prozumenshchikova nbsp Soviet Union 2 49 0 Q5 3 6 Claudia Kolb nbsp United States 2 49 7 Q6 3 3 Ursula Kuper nbsp United Team of Germany 2 50 1 Q7 4 2 Jill Slattery nbsp Great Britain 2 50 2 Q8 1 1 Klenie Bimolt nbsp Netherlands 2 50 7 Q9 1 7 Marguerite Ruygrok nbsp Australia 2 53 110 1 6 Wiltrud Urselmann nbsp United Team of Germany 2 53 211 4 1 Vivien Haddon nbsp New Zealand 2 53 412 4 3 Truus Looijs nbsp Netherlands 2 54 513 2 7 Jacqueline Enfield nbsp Great Britain 2 54 914 1 4 Tammy Hazleton nbsp United States 2 55 015 2 5 Gretta Kok nbsp Netherlands 2 55 416 3 5 Isabel Castane nbsp Spain 2 55 717 1 3 Noriko Yamamoto nbsp Japan 2 57 018 4 6 Sandra Nitta nbsp United States 2 58 419 4 5 Christl Filippovits nbsp Austria 2 59 220 3 4 Linda McGill nbsp Australia 2 59 421 4 7 Yoshiko Morizane nbsp Japan 2 59 922 2 6 Susana Peper nbsp Argentina 3 00 023 1 5 Zsuzsa Kovacs nbsp Hungary 3 06 724 3 2 Marny Jolly nbsp Malaysia 3 11 025 1 2 Margaret Harding nbsp Puerto Rico 3 16 026 4 4 Li Hin Yu nbsp Hong Kong 3 22 227 2 3 Christine Barnetson nbsp Australia DSQ 3 Final edit Rank Lane Name Nationality Time Notes nbsp 6 Galina Prozumenshchikova nbsp Soviet Union 2 46 4 OR 3 nbsp 2 Claudia Kolb nbsp United States 2 47 6 nbsp 4 Svetlana Babanina nbsp Soviet Union 2 48 64 3 Stella Mitchell nbsp Great Britain 2 49 05 1 Jill Slattery nbsp Great Britain 2 49 66 5 Barbel Grimmer nbsp United Team of Germany 2 51 07 8 Klenie Bimolt nbsp Netherlands 2 51 38 7 Ursula Kuper nbsp United Team of Germany 2 53 9References edit Swimming at the 1964 Tokyo Summer Games Women s 200 metres Breaststroke Olympics at Sports Reference com Sports Reference LLC Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 2 July 2012 Reynolds Qualifies The Sydney Morning Herald Fairfax Media 12 October 1964 p 17 a b c d The Games of the XVIII Olympiad Tokyo 1964 The Official Report of the Organising Committee PDF Volume Two Part 2 Organizing Committee of the Games of the XVIII Olympiad Tokyo 1964 pp 532 533 Retrieved 2 July 2012 Albert Schoenfeld ed 29 September 1964 Results from the 1964 Olympic Games Tokyo PDF Swimming World amp Junior Swimmer Albert Schoenfeld p 46 ISSN 0039 7431 Retrieved 2 July 2012 a b Swimming at the 1964 Tokyo Summer Games Women s 200 metres Breaststroke Round One Olympics at Sports Reference com Sports Reference LLC Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 2 July 2012 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Swimming at the 1964 Summer Olympics Women 27s 200 metre breaststroke amp oldid 1117442143, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
