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World Junior Championships - Day Four Japanese Results





Barcelona, Spain, 7/13/12
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Men's 400 mH Final
1. Eric Futch (U.S.A.) - 50.24 - PB / WJL
2. Takahiro Matsumoto (Japan) - 50.41 - PB
3. Ibrahim Mohammed Saleh (Saudi Arabia) - 50.47 - PB
4. Javarn Gallimore (Jamaica) - 50.49
5. Felix Franz (Germany) - 50.80
6. Oskari Moro (Finland) - 50.80 - PB
7. Timofey Chalyy (Russia) - 51.17
8. Mitja Lindic (Slovenia) - 51.26

Men's 10000 m Race Walk Final
1. Eider Arevalo (Colombia) - 40:09.74 - WJL
2. Aleksandr Ivanov (Russia) - 40:12.90 - PB
3. Guanyu Su (China) - 40:16.87 - PB
4. Takumi Saito (Japan) - 40:19.10 - NJR
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9. Yosuke Kimura (Japan) - 41:41.52 - PB

Men's 4x100 m Relay Heat One
1. Japan - 39.01 - Q - WJL
2. Brazil - 39.39 - Q - AJR
3. Poland - 39.31 - q - NJR
4. Australia - 39.34 - q - AJR

Women's 1500 m Heat Three
1. Nancy Chepkwemoi (Kenya) - 4:13.43 - Q
2. Alem Embaye (Ethiopia) - 4:14.03 - Q
3. Jennifer Walsh (Great Britain) - 4:16.08 - Q
4. Saki Yoshimizu (Japan) - 4:18.30 - q - PB

Men's 800 m Heat One
1. Edwin Kiplagat Melly (Kenya) - 1:48.27 - Q - PB
2. Wesley Vazquez (Puerto Rico) - 1:48.78 - Q
3. Ben Waterman (Great Britain) - 1:49.48 - Q
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7. Shota Kozuma (Japan) - 1:53.40

Men's 800 m Heat Seven
1. Brandon McBride (Canada) - 1:49.77 - Q
2. Sho Kawamoto (Japan) - 1:50.12 - Q
3. Kevin Stadler (Germany) - 1:50.39 - Q

Women's 110 mH Heat Four
1. Noemi Zbaren (Switzerland) - 13.34 - Q
2. Alexandra Burghardt (Germany) - 13.49 - Q - PB
3. Mako Fukube (Japan) - 13.96 - Q
4. Manca Sepetavc (Slovenia) - 13.97 - q

Men's Triple Jump Qualification Round Group A
1. Pedro Pichardo (Cuba) - 16.64 m -  Q
2. Latario Collie-Minns (Bahamas) - 16.51 m - Q
3. Georgi Tsonov (Bulgaria) - 15.97 m - Q
4. Henrique da Silva (Brazil) - 15.81 m - q - PB
5. Lasha Gulelauri (Georgia) - 15.75  m - q
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11. Hiroaki Yonezawa (Japan) - 15.23

Women's High Jump Qualification Round Group B
1. Alessia Trost (Italy) - 1.84 m - Q
2. Melina Brenner (Germany) - 1.84 m - Q
3. Iryna Gerashchenko (Ukraine) - 1.84 m - Q
4. Dior Delophont (France) - 1.84 m - Q
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15. Midori Kamijima (Japan) - 1.70 m
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