Multi-sport world event results across archery to wrestling
A sprawling results digest lists archery men and women finals with medals for Britain France United States and others. badminton and baseball standings. weightlifting totals. synchronized swimming and fencing rounds. and schedules for track and field events alongside field hockey canoe kayak and soccer matchups. Strong team names include United States Unified Team France Britain and Spain with numerous individual archers and weightlifters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bruno Felipe
Michael Taupin Bourgeonnier
Sebastien Flute
South Korea
Lim Hee-Sik
Chung Jae-Hun
Han Seung-Hoon
Finland
Ismo Kalevi Falck
Jari Matti Lipponen
Tomi Jaakko Poikolainen
United States
Rick McKinney
Gilbert
Ariz
Jay Barrs
Jacksonville
Fla
Butch Johnson
Woodstock
Conn
Germany
Sabine Christiane Bau
Zita-Eva
Annette Dobmeier
Anna Fichtel-Mauritz
Monika Weber-Koszto
Laurence Modaine
Isabelle Spennato
Gisele Meygret
Camille Couzi
Julie-Anne Gross
Romania
Reka Zsofia Szabo
Claudia Laura
Elisabeta Tutan
Laura Gabriela
Roxana Daniela Dumitrescu
China
Wang Huifeng
Xiao Aihua
E Jie
Liang Jun
Ye Lin
Italy
Giovanna Trillini
Margherita Zalatfi
Francesca Bortolozzi
Diana Bianchedi
Dorina Vaccaroni
H Srie
Zsuzsa Nemethne-Janosi
Stefanek
E Idiko Mincza
Gaorate L Santos
Idiko Pusztai
Jold Medaltaly
Spain
Argentina
Portugal
Brazil
Netherlands
Emifinals
Cantadou
Canada
Jennifer Foster
Zeus
Jay Hayes
Zacarlos
Ian Millar
Big Ben
Beth Underhill
Monopoly
Rodrigo Pessoa
Vitor Teixeira
Carlos Vinicius da Motta
Wendy
Nelson Pessoa Filho
Vivaldi
Sweden
Iceland
Czechoslovakia
Egypt
Hungary
Australia
New Zealand
Olympic action and dive mishap shape Games day
Lithuania’s Rimas Kurtinaitis doubts chances in semifinal action while the Unified Team and Croatia clash. Cuba and United States wrestled in baseball and boxing events as Khalid Shah of Morocco controversially held the 10,000 meters title after a protest. Scoggin’s failed dive ends with a disappointing 10th place, and China’s Sun Shuwei dominates platform diving with Donie taking silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithuania
Rimas Kurtinaitis
Croatia
Matt Scoggin
Scoggin
United States
Morocco
Khalid Shah
Victor Mesa
Cuba
Osvaldo Fernandez
Chad McConnell
Team USA
Donald
Cincinnati
Balado
Dream Team routs Puerto Rico to reach semifinals
The United States defeated Puerto Rico 115-77 in the quarterfinals to move within two wins of the gold medal. Chris Mullin led six players in double figures with 21 points as the U S team opened with an early 17 point surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
U.S
Puerto Rico
USA Basketball
U.S. Olympic Committee
Michael Jordan
Charles Barkley
Reebok
Jordan
Barkley
Nike
Portland
Ore
Lithuania
Seoul
Brazil
Arvidas Sabonis
United States
Christian
Laettner
Team USA
Larry Bird
Chris Mullin
Olympics Day 11 Highlights from Barcelona
Boxers Montell Griffin and Larry Donald lost as Torsten May and Raul Marquez prevailed. Timothy Austin earned bronze in 112 pound class. Diving saw China lead with three golds as Sun Shuwei won platform and Scott Donie took silver. United States women’s doubles Mary Joe and Gigi Fernandez won medals in tennis. Unified Team led the medals tally with 33 golds and 81 overall. Reference to Bubka quote and Cho Youn-jeong remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
United States
Germany
France
USA
Puerto Rico
Australia
South Korea
Bird
Hungary
Malone
Ewing
Johnson
Jordan
Jaly Vv Laetiner
Ortiz
Spain
Netherlands
Pez
Gause
Pellot
New Zealand
Carter
Colon
Bulgaria
Morales
de Leon
Sweden
Casiano
Soto
Czehsivakia
Indonesia
Norway
Mullin
Pippen Turkey
Drexler
Laettner
Denmark
North Korea
Belgium
Yugoslavia
Lopez
Brazil
Mincy
Barkley
Estonia
Finland
Israel
Pippen
Puerto Ri- Latvia
United Austria
States
Slovenia
Jamaica
Sun Shuwei
China
Kenya
Scott Donie
Fort Lauderdale
Namibia
Fla
Xiong Ni
Jan Hempel
Bahamas
Bob Morgan
Britain
Ethiopia
Dmitri Saoutine
Malaysia
Michael Kuhne
Ger- Mongolia
Mexico
Craig Rogerson
Rick McKinne
Bert
Ariz
Jay Barrs
Jacks Fla
Butch Johnson
Japan
Hiroshi Yamamoto
Naoto Oka
K. Nishikawa
Donald
Austin
Cincinnati
Benjamin Mwangata
Tanzania
Gonzalez
Raul Marquez
Houston
Orhan Delibas
Griffin
Chicago
Torsten May
U.S
Joe Byrd
Chris
Flint
Mich
Scoggin
Texas
Boxin Light Earyemant Montell Griffin
Larry Donald
Timothy Austin
America
Mary Joe
Reynolds watches TV as Olympic bid falters in 400m fate
Butch Reynolds sits by the TV amid the Barcelona trials as Quincy Watts nears the world mark in a preliminary heat. Reynolds, banned two years earlier for a steroid test and later cleared in the U S by The Athletics Congress, remains locked out of the Games. He says he seeks to regain status as the top 400 meter runner while recalling past Olympic heartbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Butch Reynolds
International Amateur Athletics Federation
IAAF
Reynolds
U.S
The
Athletics Congress
Supreme Court
Barcelona
Quincy Watts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilonville
Istock
Angola
Venezuela
Juan Carlos Holgado Romero
Antonio Vazquez Megido
Alfonso Menendez Vallin
Richard John Priestman
Steven Leslie Hallard
Simon Duncan Terry
Alfonso Menendez Vailin
Sherry Block
Thornton
Colo
Denise Parker
South Jordan
Utah
Jennifer O’donnell
Farmington
Minn
Marina Szender
Judit Kovacs
Timea Kiss
Lee Eun-Kyung
Cho Youn-Jeong
Kim Soo-Nyung
Liselotte Dierf
Kristina Persson
Jenny Stowall
Christine Gabillard
Nathalie Hilton
Severine Bonal
Jennifer O'Donnell
Wang Hong
Wang Xiaozhu
Ma Xiangiun
Sin Song Hui
Li Myong Gum
Kim Jong Hwa
Natalia Valeeva
Lioudmila Ariannikova
Khatouna Kurivichvili
Turkey
Natalia Nasaridze Cakir
Elif Eksi
Zehra Oktem
Ma Xiangjun
Khatouna Kvrivichvili
Nathalie Hibon
Ma Xiangsun
Alan Budi Kusuma
Ardy Wiranata
Bronte
Thomas Stver-Lauridsen
Hermanan Susanto
Kim Moon-Soo
Park Joo- Bong
Eddy Hartono
Rudy Gunawan
Park Joo-Bong
Li Yongbo
Tian Bingyi
Sidek Razif
Sidek Jalani
Susi Susanti
Bang Soo Hyun
Beg Tg Me Pyr Ver
Huang Hua
Tang Jiuhong
Taiwan
Jos Lansink
Piet Raymakers
Jan Tops
Top Gun
Bert Romp
Austria
Boris Boor
Thomas Fruhmann
Genius
Hugo Simon
Joerg Muntzner
Herve Godignon
Hubert Bourdy
Eric Navet
Luis Astolfi
Luis Alvarez Cervera
Enrique Sarasola Marulanda
Cayetano Martinez Delruio
Michael Matz
Collegeville
Heisman
Anne Kursinski
Flemington
N.J
Lisa Jacquin
Norman Dello Joio
West Palm Beach
Tatiana Sadowskaia
Olga Velitchko
Elena Glikina
Elena Glichina
Olga Vecitchakina
Poland
Anna Sobczak
Barbara Szewczyk
Monika Maciejewska
Kanae Lee Agnieszka Szuchnicka
Kemner
Endicott
de Jong
Boersma
Koenen
Juan Angel Pereyra
Alexandre Kourlovitch
Leonid Taranenko
Ernesto Aguero Shell
Aduche Ojadi
Nigeria
Mitko Raikov Mitev
Manfred Nerlinger
Erdine Arslan
Martin Zawieia
Steven Paul Kettner
Mark Henry
Silsbee
Ernesto Aguero Sheil
Jiri Zubricky
Mario Martinez
San Francisco
Calif
Vanni Lauzana
Martin Zachera
Kevin Mahaney
Bangor
Maine
James Brady
Annapolis
Doug Kern
Lawrence Smith
Robert Cruikshank
Simon Stewart
Jesper Bank
Steen Secher
Jesper Seier
Jochen Schumann
Thomas Flach
Bernd Jakel
Tnaem Senne
Decathion
India
Pakistan
Ghana
Algeria
Greece
P.m. Preestyle
Helling
Adams
Greene
A.hernandez
Kindelan
Memen's
Wil
Lu Lin
Wang Tao
Stetten
Stare Ener
Steffen Fetzner
Jorg Rosskopf
Brome
Kang Hee Chan
Lee Chul
Kim Taek Soo
Yoo Nam Kyu
Weil
Wein Ti
Paula Weishoff
Zips
the Gazette
City
Gigi Fernandez
Wu Dan
Sergei Bubka
Butch
National Car Rental
Zimmerman
Remy
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