Olympic broadcast schedule from Athens 2004 highlights
NBC ESPN and CNBC coverage lists Olympic events by time on August 24. Highlights include track and field finals, diving, women's water polo semifinals, beach volleyball finals, gymnastics gala, wrestling, soccer semifinals, and team events across NBC MSNBC CNBC with all times eastern.
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USOC open to second gold as Hamm saga stalls in Athens
The USOC weighs a second gold for Paul Hamm after a judging error cost Yang Tae young the all around title. FIG chief Bruno Grandi says rules prevent changing results and CAS would not hear the case, leaving diplomacy as the path forward.
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Jae Soon-yoo
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International Olympic Committee
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Alex Gilady
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Irina Karavaeva
South Korea
Court of Arbitration For Sport
CAS
Peter Vidmar
U S softball crowns Australia for third Olympic gold
The United States softball team claimed its third straight Olympic gold with a 5 1 victory over Australia. Lisa Fernandez tossed a four hitter and Crystl Bustos homered twice as the U S outscored Australia 20 1 in the series and 51 1 overall, setting multiple Olympic records.
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Wariner leads U S sweep in Olympic 400 meters
Jeremy Wariner won the Olympic 400 in 44.00 seconds becoming the sixth straight American to claim the title as Otis Harris and Derrick Brew completed the podium. Britain’s Kelly Holmes won the 800, narrowly beating Maria Mutola in history’s closest finish.
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Americans Edge Germany In OT To Reach Olympic Final
In Greece the U S women beat Germany 2 1 after Heather O Reilly scored in the ninth minute of extra time to send the Fab Five toward a potential Olympic gold. The 19 year old NC sophomore delivered a dramatic winner as Hamm Foudy Fawcett Chastain Lilly approach retirement.
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