Earlier, in the men's 200 breaststroke heats, Hungary's Karoly Guttler had the fastest preliminary time, 2 : 13.89 . Pickup 2nd graf pvs, " Russia's Andrey . ..
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Deburghgraeve, who finished 34th in the event at the 1992 Olympics, finished his preliminary heat in 1 minute, . 60 seconds to break the previous mark of 1 : 00.95 set by Hungary's Karoly Guttler on Aug . 3, 1993.
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Deburghgraeve, who finished 34th in the breaststroke at the 1992 Olympics, finished his preliminary heat in 1 minute, . 60 seconds to break the previous mark of 1 : 00.95 set by Hungary's Karoly Guttler on Aug . 3, 1993.
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In the men's 100 breaststroke final, Bulgarian Alexander Goukov won the gold in 1 : 02.17 with silver for Hungarian Karoly Guttler in 1 : 02.23 and bronze for Danie Malek of the Czech Republic in 1 : 02.27.
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In the men's 100 breaststroke final, Bulgarian Alexander Goukov won the gold in 1 : 02.17 with silver for Hungarian Karoly Guttler in 1 : 02.23 and bronze for Daniel Malek of the Czech Republic in 1 : 02.27.
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Denis Pankratov of Russia broke the world record in winning gold in the men's 100-meter butterfly, while Hungary dominated the first race of the night as Norbert Rozsa and Karoly Guttler won the gold and silver medals in the men's 200-meter breaststroke.
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Belgium's Deburghgraeve set a world record of 1 minute, 0.60 seconds in the 100-meter breaststroke qualifying heats Saturday morning, and then won the gold at night in 1 : 00.65, still better than the old mark of 1 : 00.95 set by Hungary's Karoly Guttler on Aug . 3, 1993.
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Belgium's Fred Deburghgraeve set a world record of 1 minute, 0.60 seconds in the 100-meter breaststroke qualifying heats Saturday morning, and then won the gold at night in 1 : 00.65, still better than the old mark of 1 : 00.95 set by Hungary's Karoly Guttler on Aug . 3, 1993.
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Hungarian rival Karoly Guttler, the world record-holder, took the silver in 1 : 01.44; unheralded Frederic Deburghgraeve of Belgium the bronze in 1 : 01.79 . American Eric Wunderlich was sixth in 1 : 01.91 . . . . Antti Kasvio of Finland gave his nation its first world-championship medal in history : a gold in the 200 free in 1 : 47.32.
