1974 IAAF World Cross Country Championships – Senior men's race

Senior men's race at the 1974 IAAF World Cross Country Championships
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	2nd
Date	March 16
Host city	Monza, Lombardia, Italy
Location	Mirabello Racecourse
Nations participating	19
Athletes participating	125
Races	1
Distances	12 km – Senior men
← 1973 Waregem 1975 Rabat →

The Senior men's race at the 1974 IAAF World Cross Country Championships was held in Monza, Italy, at the Mirabello Racecourse on March 16, 1974. A report on the event was given in the Glasgow Herald.^[1]

Complete results,^[2] medallists, ^[3] and the results of British athletes^[4] were published.

Race results

Senior men's race (12 km)

Individual

Rank	Athlete	Country	Time
01 !	Eric de Beck	Belgium	35:23.8
02 !	Mariano Haro	Spain	35:24.6
03 !	Karel Lismont	Belgium	35:26.6
4	Jim Brown	Scotland	35:29.2
5	Detlef Uhlemann	West Germany	35:30.4
6	Wilfried Scholz	East Germany	35:31.8
7	Ray Smedley	England	35:35.8
8	Noel Tijou	France	35:36.4
9	David Black	England	35:37.2
10	Franco Fava	Italy	35:38.4
11	Bernie Ford	England	35:48.4
12	Manfred Kuschmann	East Germany	35:54.2
13	Marc Smet	Belgium	36:00.8
14	Gaston Roelants	Belgium	36:03.2
15	Pekka Päivärinta	Finland	36:06.2
16	Grenville Tuck	England	36:07.6
17	Per Halle	Norway	36:08.4
18	Tapio Kantanen	Finland	36:12.6
19	Abdelkader Zaddem	Tunisia	36:16.4
20	Lucien Rault	France	36:18.6
21	Luigi Lauro	Italy	36:24
22	Michael Karst	West Germany	36:26.6
23	Eddie Leddy	Ireland	36:27
24	Karl-Heinz Leiteritz	East Germany	36:28.8
25	Gerald Umbach	East Germany	36:29.8
26	Santiago de la Parte	Spain	36:30.8
27	Frank Grillaert	Belgium	36:32.6
28	Claudio Solone	Italy	36:34
29	Knut Børø	Norway	36:34.6
30	Frank Briscoe	England	36:35.4
31	Ron MacDonald	Scotland
32	Anders Gärderud	Sweden
33	Seppo Nikkari	Finland
34	Bram Wassenaar	Netherlands
35	Haico Scharn	Netherlands
36	Mike Beevor	England
37	Reinhard Leibold	West Germany
38	Pierre Liardet	France
39	Jean-Jacques Prianon	France
40	Mike Tagg	England
41	Mohamed Belhoucine	Morocco
42	Malcolm Thomas	Wales
43	Haddou Jaddour	Morocco
44	Gerd Frähmcke	West Germany
45	Erik Gijselinck	Belgium
46	Andrew McKean	Scotland
47	Colin Falconer	Scotland
48	Donal Walsh	Ireland
49	René Jourdan	France
50	Achille Vaes	Belgium
51	Göran Högberg	Sweden
52	Adelaziz Bouguerra	Tunisia
53	Wilhelm Jungbluth	West Germany
54	Arne Kvalheim	Norway
55	Juan Hidalgo	Spain
56	Cor Vriend	Netherlands
57	Larbi M'Hidra	Morocco
58	Mateo Gómez	Spain
59	Theodor Leimbach	West Germany
60	José Haro	Spain
61	Jean-Paul Gomez	France
62	Wolfgang Krüger	West Germany
63	Egbert Nijstad	Netherlands
64	Desmond McGann	Ireland
65	Aldo Tomasini	Italy
66	Alistair Blamire	Scotland
67	Dahou Belghazi	Morocco
68	Marcelino Navarro	Spain
69	Robert Patterson	England
70	Göran Bengtsson	Sweden
71	David Logue	Northern Ireland
72	Luigi Zarcone	Italy
73	Jürgen Straub	East Germany
74	John van der Wansem	Netherlands
75	Hendrik Schoofs	Belgium
76	Raimo Hämynen	Finland
77	Mustapha Oulghazi	Morocco
78	Moumoh Haddou	Morocco
79	Douglas Gunstone	Scotland
80	Gerd Kärlin	Denmark
81	Eddie Spillane	Ireland
82	Mario Vaiani-Lisi	Italy
83	André Gloaguen	France
84	Mohamed Sghir	Morocco
85	François Lacour	France
86	Dietmar Knies	East Germany
87	Jean Jacques Boiroux	France
88	Jim Alder	Scotland
89	Peter Lindtner	Austria
90	Fernando Aguilar	Spain
91	Clive Thomas	Wales
92	Olavi Hedman	Finland
93	Abdelkrim Djelassi	Tunisia
94	Peter Standing	England
95	Paddy Coyle	Ireland
96	Hamida Gamoudi	Tunisia
97	Laurence Reilly	Scotland
98	Miloud Chenna	Morocco
99	Mohamed Ghannouchi	Morocco
100	Greg Hannon	Northern Ireland
101	Hussein Soltani	Tunisia
102	Mike Teer	Northern Ireland
103	Kyösti Takkinen	Finland
104	John Jones	Wales
105	Tom O'Riordan	Ireland
106	Rabah Zaidi	Tunisia
107	Danny McDaid	Ireland
108	Theo Geutjes	Netherlands
109	Allister Hutton	Scotland
110	Tom Annett	Northern Ireland
111	Steve Slocombe	Wales
112	Joe Scanlon	Ireland
113	Steve Gibbons	Wales
114	Ian Morrison	Northern Ireland
115	Michael Lane	Wales
116	Anton Gorbunow	West Germany
117	Jim McGuinness	Northern Ireland
118	Roelof Veld	Netherlands
119	Dennis Fowles	Wales
120	Fernando Fernandez	Spain
121	David Hopkins	Wales
122	Luca Bigatello	Italy
—	José Luis Ruiz	Spain	DNF
—	Enrico Cantoreggi	Italy	DNF
—	Roberto Gervasini	Italy	DNF

Teams

Rank

Team

Points

Belgium

Eric de Beck	1
Karel Lismont	3
Marc Smet	13
Gaston Roelants	14
Frank Grillaert	27
Erik Gijselinck	45
(Achille Vaes)	(50)
(Hendrik Schoofs)	(75)

103

England

Ray Smedley	7
David Black	9
Bernie Ford	11
Grenville Tuck	16
Frank Briscoe	30
Mike Beevor	36
(Mike Tagg)	(40)
(Robert Patterson)	(69)
(Peter Standing)	(94)

109

France

Noel Tijou	8
Lucien Rault	20
Pierre Liardet	38
Jean-Jacques Prianon	39
René Jourdan	49
Jean-Paul Gomez	61
(André Gloaguen)	(83)
(François Lacour)	(85)
(Jean Jacques Boiroux)	(87)

215

West Germany

Detlef Uhlemann	5
Michael Karst	22
Reinhard Leibold	37
Gerd Frähmcke	44
Wilhelm Jungbluth	53
Theodor Leimbach	59
(Wolfgang Krüger)	(62)
(Anton Gorbunow)	(116)

220

East Germany

Wilfried Scholz	6
Manfred Kuschmann	12
Karl-Heinz Leiteritz	24
Gerald Umbach	25
Jürgen Straub	73
Dietmar Knies	86

226

Spain

Mariano Haro	2
Santiago de la Parte	26
Juan Hidalgo	55
Mateo Gómez	58
José Haro	60
Marcelino Navarro	68
(Fernando Aguilar)	(90)
(Fernando Fernandez)	(120)
(José Luis Ruiz)	(DNF)

269

Scotland

Jim Brown	4
Ron MacDonald	31
Andrew McKean	46
Colin Falconer	47
Alistair Blamire	66
Douglas Gunstone	79
(Jim Alder)	(88)
(Laurence Reilly)	(97)
(Allister Hutton)	(109)

273

Italy

Franco Fava	10
Luigi Lauro	21
Claudio Solone	28
Aldo Tomasini	65
Luigi Zarcone	72
Mario Vaiani-Lisi	82
(Luca Bigatello)	(122)
(Enrico Cantoreggi)	(DNF)
(Roberto Gervasini)	(DNF)

278

Finland

Pekka Päivärinta	15
Tapio Kantanen	18
Seppo Nikkari	33
Raimo Hämynen	76
Olavi Hedman	92
Kyösti Takkinen	103

337

Morocco

Mohamed Belhoucine	41
Haddou Jaddour	43
Larbi M'Hidra	57
Dahou Belghazi	67
Mustapha Oulghazi	77
Moumoh Haddou	78
(Mohamed Sghir)	(84)
(Miloud Chenna)	(98)
(Mohamed Ghannouchi)	(99)

363

Netherlands

Bram Wassenaar	34
Haico Scharn	35
Cor Vriend	56
Egbert Nijstad	63
John van der Wansem	74
Theo Geutjes	108
(Roelof Veld)	(118)

370

Ireland

Eddie Leddy	23
Donal Walsh	48
Desmond McGann	64
Eddie Spillane	81
Paddy Coyle	95
Tom O'Riordan	105
(Danny McDaid)	(107)
(Joe Scanlon)	(112)

416

Tunisia

Abdelkader Zaddem	19
Adelaziz Bouguerra	52
Abdelkrim Djelassi	93
Hamida Gamoudi	96
Hussein Soltani	101
Rabah Zaidi	106

467

Wales

Malcolm Thomas	42
Clive Thomas	91
John Jones	104
Steve Slocombe	111
Steve Gibbons	113
Michael Lane	115
(Dennis Fowles)	(119)
(David Hopkins)	(121)

576

Northern Ireland

David Logue	71
Greg Hannon	100
Mike Teer	102
Tom Annett	110
Ian Morrison	114
Jim McGuinness	117

614

Note: Athletes in parentheses did not score for the team result

Participation

An unofficial count yields the participation of 125 athletes from 19 countries in the Senior men's race. This is in agreement with the official numbers as published.^[4]

Austria (1)
Belgium (8)
Denmark (1)
East Germany (6)
England (9)
Finland (6)
France (9)

Scotland (9)
Spain (9)
Sweden (3)
Tunisia (6)
Wales (8)
West Germany (8)

References

↑ Marshal, Ron (March 18, 1974), Athletics - Brown excels on a good day for Scots - Scotland's cross-country teams returned yesterday after a bid to make an impression on the outcome of the International championships on Saturday at Monza..., Glasgow Herald, p. 5, retrieved October 16, 2013
↑ Magnusson, Tomas (March 24, 2007), IAAF World Cross Country Championships - 12.0km CC Men - Monza Date: Saturday, March 16, 1974, Athchamps (archived), retrieved October 16, 2013
↑ IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, Athletics Weekly, retrieved October 16, 2013
1 2 36th IAAF WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDINBURGH 2008 - FACTS & FIGURES - GREAT BRITAIN & NORTHERN IRELAND AT THE INTERNATIONAL CROSS COUNTRY & WORLD CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS (PDF), IAAF, p. 2ff, retrieved October 16, 2013

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