Olympic Schedule Highlights for July Events
A dense timetable lists US events against international opponents across multiple sports. Key showdowns include United States teams in basketball volleyball and water polo, with track and field, swimming, rowing, fencing, boxing, wrestling, weightlifting, sailing, and more noted alongside venues such as the Georgia Dome Omni Coliseum and Morris Brown.
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Netherlands
Ukraine
Argentina
Romania
South Korea
Puerto Rico
Morehouse
Yugoslavia
Australia
Lithuania
Georgia Dome
Angola
United States
Alexander Memorial Coliseum
Georgia World Congress Center
Germany
India
Morris Brown
Lake Lake
Russia
Canada
U. of Georgia
Peru
Omni Coliseum
Cuba
Brazil
Georgia Tech Aquatic
Greece
Hungary
Croatia
Italy
Olympic Style Medal Tally From Unclear Source
The fragment lists multiple gold silver and bronze medalists across events and nations including Italy France Russia Germany Bulgaria South Africa Kenya and others in disciplines such as Sabre Epee and various weight classes. Names include Laura Flessel Tom Dolan Yoko Tanabe and Penny Heyns among many others with inconsistent punctuation and stray fragments.
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Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia
Sergey Sharikov
Damien Tonya
France
Laura Flessel
Valerie Bariois
Gyoengyi Szalay Horvathne
Hungary
Suo
United States
Germany
China
Poland
Bulgaria
Belgium
Italy
Australia
Belarus
Cuba
Turkey
South Korea
Brazil
Sweden
Canada
Costa Rica
Ireland
Kazakhstan
South Africa
New Zealand
Greece
Japan
Spain
Yugoslavia
USA women dominate at Olympics and enhance softball debut
USA routed Puerto Rico 10 0 in six innings as the Olympic softball rings shone. Mia Hamm and other U S stars recalled the moment and hype around women s sports. Penny Heyns set a world record in the 100 meter breaststroke while Tang Ningsheng lifted weightlifting records for China. IOC criticized Atlanta organizers for transport and scoring glitches during opening day events.
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Michele Smith
U.S
United States
Denmark
Orlando
Fla
Mia Hamm
Penny Heyns
South Africa
Cuba
China
Tang Ningsheng
Magic Johnson Keeps Promise To Women Cagers
In Atlanta the US women’s Olympic team beat Cuba 101-84 as Lisa Leslie scored 24 points with Magic Johnson present. Leslie and Johnson are close friends, having trained with his All-Stars, and he told her he would attend the Olympics.
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Cuba
Lisa Leslie
Atlanta
Magic Johnson
Johnson
United States
Leslie
Magic
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