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Beijing World Championships Day One - Japanese Results

Beijing, China, 8/22/15
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Men's 100 m Heat 1 -0.1 m/s
1. Asafa Powell (Jamaica) - 9.95 - Q
2. Bingtian Su (China) - 10.03 - Q
3. Akani Simbine (South Africa) - 10.09 - Q
4. Kei Takase (Japan) - 10.15

Men's 10000 m
1. Mo Farah (Great Britain) - 27:01.13
2. Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor (Kenya) - 27:01.76
3. Paul Tanui (Kenya) - 27:02.83
4. Bedan Karoki (Kenya) - 27:04.77
5. Galen Rupp (U.S.A.) - 27:08.91
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18. Tetsuya Yoroizaka (Japan) - 28:25.77
22. Kenta Murayama (Japan) - 29:50.22
23. Yuta Shitara (Japan) - 30:08.35

Men's 400 mH Heat 1
1. Nicholas Bett (Kenya) - 48.37 - Q
2. Timofey Chalyy (Russia) - 49.05 - Q
3. Jeffery Gibson (Bahamas) - 49.09 - Q
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8. Takayuki Kishimoto (Japan) - 49.78

Men's 400 mH Heat 2
1. Boniface Mucheru Tumuti (Kenya) - 48.79 - Q
2. Michael Tinsley (U.S.A.) - 48.91 - Q
3. Javier Culson (Puerto Rico) - 49.02 - Q
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6. Yuta Konishi (Japan) - 49.58

Men's 400 mH Heat 5
1. Denis Kudryavtsev (Russia) - 48.51 - Q
2. Patryk Dobek (Poland) - 48.94 - Q
3. Johnny Dutch (U.S.A.) - 48.97 - Q
4. Yuki Matsushita (Japan) - 49.34 - Q

Men's Pole Vault Qualification Group A
1. Sam Kendricks (U.S.A.) - 5.70 m - Q
2. Shawnacy Barber (Canada) - 5.70 m - Q
2. Michal Balner (Czech Republic) - 5.70 m - Q
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12. Seito Yamamoto (Japan) - 5.65 m

Men's Pole Vault Qualification Group B
1. Pawel Wojciechowski (Poland) - 5.70 m - Q
1. Robert Sobera (Poland) - 5.70 m - Q
1. Robert Renner (Slovenia) - 5.70 m - Q - NR
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10. Hiroki Ogita (Japan) - 5.65 m
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