Sporting Digest: Orienteering

Sunday 10 October 1993 23:02 BST

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STEVE HALE produced Britain's best world championship result at West Point, New York, yesterday as he finished equal fourth behind the title winner, Peter Thoresen, of Norway, in the short-course championship, missing a bronze medal by one second.

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (West Point, New York, US) Short course finals: Men 4.7km: 1 P Thoresen (Nor) 22min 34sec; 2 T Karpinnen (Fin) 23.00; 3 M Johansson (Swe) 23.26; 4= S Hale (GB), J Tvedt (Nor) 23.27. Other British: 18 S Palmer 24.31; 35 M Bagness 26.10; 40 S Nicholson 27.01. Women 3.6km: 1 A Bogren (Swe) 20.39; 2 M Skogum (Swe) 21.10; 3 E Koskivaara (Fin) 21.11. British: 9 Y Hague 22.32; 25 J James 24.54; 43 H Monro 29.08.

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