Olympic swimming results mix of distances and nations
Olympic pool results list riders across medley events with times and nations. Notable performers include Canyon Leader of New Zealand in the 400 freestyle and Jeff Rouse of Fredericksburg, Virginia in backstroke. The relay and breaststroke fields feature swimmers from Australia, Italy, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, and beyond with times ranging from roughly 3:00 to 3:38 for relays and mid 2:20s for breaststroke.
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Canyon Leader
New Zealand
Paul Palmer
Sita
Daniel Kowalski
Australia
Ermiano Brambilla
Italy
Anders Holmett
Sweden
Meesiuitane Fosaling
Jorg Hoffmann
Germani
Jacob Carstensen
Denmark
Jeff Rouse
Fredericksburg
Rodolfo Falcon Carreta
Cuba
Neisser Bent
Subs
Martin Capesabe
Sciwenk
Sarasota
Flg
Emanue Ee Naty
Ralf Braun
Germany
Janck Schou
Frans
Matthew Dunn
Scott Logan
Cheis Fydley
Lara Frolancery
Frndes Lota Splater
Anders Holmartz
Cheister Wallin
Britain
Nicholas Shackell
Alan Rapley
Mark Slevers
Michael Fibbens
Medals table lists weight categories and athletes
Fragmented sports table shows competitors across weights such as 172 pounds and 78 kg, with names like Toshihaka Koga and Byam Bowes. It mixes nationalities, event results and team scores for boxing, basketball, field hockey, soccer, softball, volleyball, and water polo, including multiple countries and athletes.
U.S. Olympic Team Racks Up Medals in Atlanta
The United States collected nine medals including five golds, leading the total with 24 as Amy Van Dyken, Kern Strug, Kim Rhode, and Brandon Paulson highlighted the action. Dodges and drama marked the day with Izzy the mascot missing, Kiln Kiraly in beach volleyball, and Mia Hamm stretchered after a collision.
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United States
Amy van Dyken
Kim Rhode
Brandon Paulson
Tom Dolan
International athletics results amid confusing OCR fragment
Reported final results show multiple athletes from diverse countries in a large event. Names listed include representatives from China Greece Japan and others with numerous scores and placements, though text is garbled and some entries unreadable.
Georgia hosts international sports events in Atlanta venues
The schedule lists volleyball and badminton rounds with first rounds at 2 pm and 8 pm, boxing with no games due to memorial cuts, and multiple matches across Georgia Dome Omni Coliseum Morehouse and other venues. Nations include United States Cuba Korea Argentina Greece Lithuania and Spain with various times, plus cycling fencing gymnastics and equestrian events scheduled through the day.
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Bulgaria
Argentina
Omni Coliseum
Netherlands
Italy
Poland
U. of Georgia
Tunisia
Yugosslavia
U of Georgia
United States
Cuba
Fay
Zaire
Georgia
South Korea
Morehouse
George Spm
Apm
Canada
China
Garr
Weomen
Japan
Germany
Brazil
Peri
U. of Georg
Puto
Ukraine
Gani Cohaqum
Strug Seals USA Gymnastics Victory With Vault Do
At the Georgia Dome Kerri Strug delivered a decisive vault securing the gold as the United States held off Russia in the final rotation. Coach Steve Nunno battled doubt while Strug powered through a severe ankle injury to clinch Olympic glory.
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U.S
Kern Strug
Dominique Moceanu
Dominique Dawes
Shannon Miller
United States
Strug
Steve Nunno
Kerri
Nunno
Crawford Long Hospital
Dom
Amanda Borden
Tucson
Ariz
Miller
Kim Zmeskal
Moceanu
Houston
Karolyi
Borden
Amy Chow
Karolyn
Nadia Comaneci
Retton
Georgia Dome
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South Africa
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Irvine
Cali
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Hun
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Belgium
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France
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