Medals Totals Through Tuesday at 1984 Olympics
The AP tally lists country by country medals through Tuesday's events at Los Angeles 1984. It reports gold silver and bronze counts and overall totals for each nation, highlighting leading performers and total medals.
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Olympic Games Television Schedule and Medals Coverage
Listing of broadcast times for baseball and Olympic events across ESPN ABC TBS and NBC style slots. Includes medal events in diving fencing judo track and field weightlifting yachting equestrian team sports and wrestling for August 8 and 9 with various time blocks and channels.
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Sonics Sign Two 1984 Draft Picks Blackwell and Young
The Seattle SuperSonics announced the signings of Cory Blackwell from Wisconsin and Danny Young from Wake Forest to two year contracts. Blackwell, a 6 foot 6 swingman, was taken 28th and Young, 6 foot 3, 39th in the June draft. General Manager Les Habegger did not disclose terms. The team previously signed No 1 pick Tim McCormick, a 6 foot 11 forward, acquired in a three club trade that also brought Ricky Sobers to Seattle.
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McGee Takes New Post After Duke Coaching Exit
Former Duke football coach Mike McGee reflects on a low point after his firing in 1978 and explains choosing time for family and future plans. He will become athletic director at the University of Southern California as the Olympic Village is dismantled, continuing a career after coaching at East Carolina and Duke and later serving Cincinnati.
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Jackson suspended for bench clearing fight
Reggie Jackson of the California Angels was suspended for two games by the American League President Bobby Brown for his role in a July 21 bench clearing fight in Anaheim California. The suspension starts Saturday with a home game against Oakland and can be appealed with a hearing delaying the suspension's start.
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1982 NL leading hitter identification
The question asks who led the National League in batting average in 1982, a notable statistic from that baseball season. No specific names are provided in the prompt. Potential candidates include players from 1982 rosters who topped NL batting averages.
Louganis Wins Preliminary Springboard Showdown
Olympic notes from Los Angeles highlight Greg Louganis of Mission Viejo topping springboard prelims as the US leads with 105 medals and 48 golds. Track and field action centers on Carl Lewis with others like Budd, Decker, and Tully in further events amidst water polo, handball, and boxing results.
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Korea Threatens Exit After Boxing Controversy at Olympics
South Korea protests after Pernell Whitaker's quarterfinal win advances him to the semifinals. Dong Kil Kim loses a disputed decision to Jerry Page, prompting threats to withdraw. Whitaker dominates West Germany's Reiner Gies, joining Evander Holyfield and others in the semis as Americans push for bronze.
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Budd Decker Set For 3000 M Battle In LA
Zola Budd arrival on barefoot speed looms as she faces Mary Decker and Maricica Puica in the 3000 meter semifinals at the Los Angeles Games. Decker tests an Achilles injury while Budd may wear shoes for the race. Carl Lewis eyes a fourth gold as he seeks to match Jesse Owens.
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