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Note: Results are listed on the date they were contested in Sydney. Schedules and MedalTracker results are listed in ET, which is 15 hours behind Australian time. BadmintonMen singles gold medal match: Ji Xinpeng, China, def. Hendrawan, Indonesia, 15-4, 15-13 Men's singles third place: 4-Xia Xuanze (China) def. 3-Peter Gade (Denmark) 15-13, 15-5 Women's doubles gold medal match: Ge Fei and Gu Jun, China, def. Huang Nanyan and Yang Wei, China, 15-5, 15-5 Women's doubles third place: 6-Gao Ling/Qin Yiyuan (China) def. 3-Chung Jae Hee/Ra Kyung-Min (South Korea) 15-10, 15-4 Baseball South Korea 7, Japan 6 (10 innings) South Africa 3, Netherlands 2 (10 innings) Cuba 6, United States 1 Italy 8, Australia 7, 12 innings Basketball Men Lithuania 82, China 66 Yugoslavia 78, Spain 65 Russia 77, Canada 59 Australia 86, Angola 75 United States 102, New Zealand 56 Italy 67, France 57 Boxing Super-heavyweight (over 91kg) first round: Audley Harrison (GBR) def. Alexey Lezin (RUS), outclassed Oleksil Mazikin (UKR) def. Angus Shelford (NZL), 19-5 Paolo Vidoz (Italy) beat Calvin Brock (U.S.) rsc (outclassed) 1:41, rd 4 Samuel Peter (Nigeria) beat Onofrei Constantin (Romania) 17-14 Alexis Rubalcaba Polleda (Cuba) def. Cengiz Koc (Germany) k.o. 1:24, rd 1 Mukhtarkhan Dildabekov (Kazakhstan) def. Grzegorz Kielsa (Poland) 16-5 Art Binkowski (Canada) def. Michael Macaque (Mauritius) 21-14 Rustam Saidov (Uzbekistan) def. Ahmed Ali Abdelsamad (Egypt) 21-8 Light-middleweight (71kg) second round: Adnan Catic (Germany) beat Richard Rowles (Australia) rsc (outclassed) 1:38, rd 3 Jermain Taylor (U.S.) beat Scott MacIntosh (Canada) 23-9 Yermakhan Ibraimov (Kazakhstan) beat Hely Yanes (Venezuela) rsc (outclassed) 1:31, rd 3 Juan Hernandez Sierra (Cuba) beat Mohamed Salah Marmouri (Tunisia) rsc (outclassed) 1:30, rd 3 Marin Simion (Romania) beat Jose Luis Zertuche Chavez (Mexico) rsc (outclassed) 1:17, rd 3 Frederic Esther (France) def. Firat Karagollu (Turkey) 18-16 Pornchai Thongburan (Thailand) def. Karoly Balzsay (Hungary) 17-12 Hekal Mohamed Abdelmawgod (Egypt) def. Song In-Joon (South Korea) 16-5 Featherweight (57kg) second round: Kamil Dzamalutdinov (Russia) beat Francisco Bojado (Mexico) 15-12 Yosvany Aguilera Zamora (Cuba) beat Juri Mladenov (Bulgaria) 15-8 Somluck Kamsing (Thailand) beat Tulkunbay Turgunov (Uzbekistan) 7-2 Ricardo Juarez (U.S.) beat Falk Huste (Germany) 17-15 Ramazan Palyani (Turkey) def. Vlademir Dos Santos Pereira (Brazil) rsc (outclassed) 1:37, rd 3 Bekzat Sattarkhanov (Kazakhstan) def. Jeffrey Mathebula (South Africa) 16-5 Tahar Tamsamani (Morocco) def. Park Heung-Min (South Korea) 21-14 Israel Hector Perez (Argentina) def. Musa Simelane (Swaziland) rsc (outclassed) 1:36, rd 2 Cycling Women's cross-country final, mountain biking: 1. Paola Pezzo (Italy) 1:49:24.38 2. Barbara Blatter (Switzerland) +27.040 3. Margarita Fullana (Spain) +33.010 4. Alla Epifanova (Russia) +1:21.050 5. Alison Sydor (Canada) +2:55.940 6. Mary Grigson (Australia) +3:58.190 7. Alison Dunlap (United States) +4:29.670 8. Chrissy Redden (Canada) +4:43.000 9. Sabine Spitz (Germany) +5:22.110 10. Ruth Matthes (United States) +5:52.700 11. Chantal Daucourt (Switzerland) +7:25.150 12. Caroline Alexander (Britain) +7:26.240 13. Hedda Zu Putlitz (Germany) +8:55.270 14. Silvia Rovira (Spain) +9:35.990 15. Louise Robinson (Britain) +9:59.890 16. Ann Trombley (United States) +10:19.740 17. Corine Dorland (Netherlands) +10:35.980 18. Laurence Leboucher (France) +11:15.510 19. Lesley Tomlinson (Canada) +11:20.700 20. Jimena Florit (Argentina) +11:25.670 21. Anna Baylis (Australia) +11:29.820 22. Ragnhild Kostoel (Norway) +12:27.860 23. Sophie Villeneuve (France) +13:07.330 24. Flor Marina Delgadillo (Colombia) +13:53.720 25. Erica Lynn Green (South Africa) +14:08.990 26. Hiroko Nambu (Japan) +16:50.500 27. Alexandra Ka-Wah Yeung (Hong Kong) +22:05.410 28. Ma Yanping (China) lap 29. Tarja Owens (Ireland) lap Susy Pryde (New Zealand) dnf Diving Men's synchronized platform final 1, Russia (Igor Loukachine; Dmitri Saoutine), 365.04 2, China (Hu Jia; Tian Liang), 358.74 3, Germany (Jan Hempel; Heiko Meyer), 338.88 4, Britain (Leon Taylor; Peter Waterfield), 335.34 5, Australia (Mathew Helm; Robert Newbery), 333.24 6, Ukraine (Oleksandr Skrypnik; Roman Volod'kov), 332.22 7, United States (David Pichler, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Mark Ruiz, Orlando, Fla.), 321.69 8, France (Gilles Emptoz-Lacote; Frederic Pierre), 314.94 Women's synchronized platform final 1, Russia (Vera Ilina; Ioulia Pakhalina), 332.64 2, China (Fu Mingxia; Guo Jingjing), 321.60 3, Ukraine (Ganna Sorokina; Olena Zhupina), 290.34 4, Australia (Chantelle Michell; Loudy Tourky), 283.05 5, Canada (Eryn Bulmer; Blythe Hartley), 279.00 6, Mexico (Maria Jose Alcala Izguerra; Jashia Judith Luna Alfaro), 273.84 7, Germany (Doerte Lindner; Conny Schmalfuss), 263.76 8, Switzerland (Catherine Maliev-Aviolat; Jacqueline Schneider), 256.20 Fencing Women's gold medal match Italy def. Poland 45-36 Women's team third place Germany def. U.S. 45-42 Women's team foil semifinal: Poland def. Germany 45-34 Italy def. United States 45-38 Women's team foil for places 5 and 6: Russia def. Hungary 45-38 Women's team foil for places 7 and 8: China def. Ukraine 45-40 Women's team foil for places 5 to 8: Russia def. China 45-33 Hungary def. Ukraine 45-39 Women's team foil quarterfinals: Poland def. China 45-43 Italy def. Ukraine 45-39 United States def. Hungary 45-41 Germany def. Russia 38-35 Women's team foil first round: Ukraine def. Canada 45-35 Italy bye Germany bye China bye Hungary bye United States bye Poland bye Russia bye Field hockey Men Pakistan 2, Malaysia 2, tie India 3, Spain 2 Australia 2, Argentina 1 Germany 2, Netherlands 2, tie Gymnastics Trampoline Men's individual final 1, Alexandre Moskalenko, Russia, 41.70 2, Ji Wallace, Australia, 39.30 3, Mathieu Turgeon, Canada, 39.10 4, David Martin, France, 38.80 5, Dmitry Polyarush, Belarus, 38.10 6, Lee Brearley, Britain, 37.90 7, Alan Villafuerte, Netherlands, 27.60 8, Oleksandr Chernonos, Ukraine, 7.50 Rowing Men Single sculls final 1, Rob Waddell, New Zealand, 6:48.90. 2, Xeno Mueller, Switzerland, 6:50.55. 3, Marcel Hacker, Germany, 6:50.83. 4, Derek Porter, Canada, 6:51.10. 5, Ivo Yanakiev, Bulgaria, 6:57.32. 6, Juri Jaanson, Estonia, 6:59.15. 6, Juri Jaanson, Estonia, 6:59.15. Pair without coxswain final 1, France (Michel Andrieux; Jean-Christophe Rolland), 6:32.97. 2, United States (Ted Murphy, West Newton, Mass.; Sebastian Bea, San Francisco), 6:33.80. 3, Australia (Matthew Long; James Tomkins), 6:34.26. 4, Britain (Edward Coode; Greg Searle), 6:34.38. 5, Yugoslavia (Djordje Visacki; Nikola Stojic), 6:38.70. 6, South Africa (Ramon di Clemente; Donovan Cech), 6:43.10. Heavyweight double sculls final 1, Slovenia (Luka Spik; Iztok Cop), 6:16.63. 2, Norway (Olaf Tufte; Fredrik Raaen Bekken), 6:17.98. 3, Italy (Giovanni Calabrese; Nicola Sartori), 6:20.49. 4, Germany (Sebastian Mayer; Stefan Roehnert), 6:23.58. 5, Hungary (Tibor Peto; Akos Haller), 6:27.04. 6, Poland (Adam Korol; Marek Kolbowicz), 6:32.11 . Heavyweight four without cox final 1, Britain (James Cracknell; Steven Redgrave; Tim Foster; Matthew Pinsent), 5:56.24. 2, Italy (Valter Molea; Riccardo dei Rossi; Lorenzo Carboncini; Carlo Mornati), 5:56.62. 3, Australia (James Stewart; Ben Dodwell; Geoff Stewart; Bo Hanson), 5:57.61. 4, Slovenia (Janez Klemencic; Milan Jansa; Rok Kolander; Matej Prelog), 5:58.34. 5, United States (Michael Wherley, Sun Prairie, Wis.; Eric Mueller, Cedarburg, Wis.; James Koven, Green Village, N.J.; Wolfgang Moser, Moultonboro, N.H.), 6:02.34. 6, New Zealand (Dave Schaper; Scott Brownlee; Toni Dunlop; Rob Hellstrom), 6:09.13. Women Single sculls final 1, Ekaterina Karsten, Belarus, 7:28.14. 2, Rumyana Neykova, Bulgaria, 7:28.15. 3, Katrin Rutschow-Stomporowski, Germany, 7:28.99. 4, Ioulia Alexandrova, Russia, 7:36.57. 5, Georgina Douglas, Australia, 7:37.88. 6, Sonia Waddell, New Zealand, 7:43.71. Pair without coxswain final 1, Romania (Georgeta Damian; Doina Ignat), 7:11.00. 2, Australia (Rachael Taylor; Kate Slatter), 7:12.56. 3, United States (Missy Ryan, Bloomington, Ind.; Karen Kraft, San Mateo, Calif.), 7:13.00. 4, Canada (Emma Robinson; Theresa Luke), 7:15.48. 5, South Africa (Helen Margaret Fleming; Colleen Jill Orsmond), 7:16.84. 6, Germany (Lenka Wech; Claudia Barth), 7:20.08. Heavyweight double sculls final 1, Germany (Jana Thieme; Kathrin Boron), 6:55.44. 2, Netherlands (Pieta van Dishoeck; Eeke van Nes), 7:00.36. 3, Lithuania (Birute Sakickiene; Kristina Poplavskaja), 7:01.71. 4, United States (Carol Skricki, Norwood, Mass.; Ruth Davidon, Haverford, Pa.), 7:02.61. 5, Romania (Elisabeta Lipa; Veronica Cochela), 7:05.05. 6, Australia (Marina Hatzakis; Bronwyn Roye), 7:05.35. Sailing Soling Round-robin match racing, first round (first 3 to second round): 1. Germany 4.0 points Jochen Schuemann/Gunnar Bahr/Ingo Borkowski 2. Sweden 4.0 Hans Wallen/Johan Barne/Magnus Augustson 3. Denmark 3.0 Jesper Bank/Henrik Blakskjaer/Thomas Jacobsen 4. France 2.0 Philippe Presti/Pascal Rambeau/Jean-Marie Dauris 5. Ukraine 1.0 Sergiy Pichugin/Volodymyr Korotkov/Sergiy Timokhov 6. Britain 1.0 Andy Beadsworth/Richard Sydenham/Barry Parkin
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Tornado Men's 50m rifle (3 positions) final: 1. Rajmond Debevec (Slovenia) 275 2. Juha Hirvi (Finland) 271 3. Harald Stenvaag (Norway) 269 4. Artem Khadjibekov (Russia) 268 5. Artur Aivazian (Ukraine) 267 6. Christian Bauer (Germany) 266 (after shoot-off) 7. Evgueni Aleinikov (Russia) 266 8. Jozef Gonci (Slovakia) 261 Men's 50m rifle (3 positions) qualifying round (first 8 to final): 1. Rajmond Debevec (Slovenia) 1177 2. Harald Stenvaag (Norway) 1175 3. Artem Khadjibekov (Russia) 1173 4. Juha Hirvi (Finland) 1171 5. Artur Aivazian (Ukraine) 1170 6. Christian Bauer (Germany) 1169 7. Evgueni Aleinikov (Russia) 1166 8. Jozef Gonci (Slovakia) 1165 9. Michael Anti (United States) 1164 Mario Knoegler (Austria) 1164 Sergei Martynov (Belarus) 1164 12. Espen Berg-Knutsen (Norway) 1162 Thomas Farnik (Austria) 1162 Roger Hansson (Sweden) 1162 15. Vaclav Becvar (Czech Republic) 1161 Nemanja Mirosavljev (Yugoslavia) 1161 Radim Novak (Czech Republic) 1161 18. Glenn Dubis (United States) 1160 Lee Eun-Chul (South Korea) 1160 20. Jonas Edman (Sweden) 1159 Timothy Lowndes (Australia) 1159 22. Jean-Pierre Amat (France) 1158 Oleg Mykhaylov (Ukraine) 1158 Samuel Wieland (Australia) 1158 25. Bae Sung-Duk (South Korea) 1157 Maik Eckhardt (Germany) 1157 Anatoly Klimenko (Belarus) 1157 Peter Sidi (Hungary) 1157 29. Hrachya Petikyan (Armenia) 1156 Stevan Pletikosic (Yugoslavia) 1156 31. Ning Lijia (China) 1155 32. Guy Starik (Israel) 1154 33. Pablo Damian Alvarez (Argentina) 1150 Jorge Gonzalez (Spain) 1150 35. Yuri Lomov (Kyrgyzstan) 1147 36. Jaco Henn (South Africa) 1145 37. Tavarit Majcharcheep (Thailand) 1144 38. Cai Yalin (China) 1143 39. Roberto Jose Elias Orozco (Mexico) 1140 40. Naoki Kurita (Japan) 1138 41. Nedzad Fazlija (Bosnia) 1132 42. Wayne Sorensen (Canada) 1131 43. Varavut Majchacheeap (Thailand) 1126 44. Corne Basson (South Africa) 1125
Men's skeet final: Men Spain 1, Italy 0 Chile 4, Nigeria 1 Cameroon 2, Brazil 1 (2 OT) United States 2, Japan 2 (5-4 penalty kicks) Softball Australia 8, Cuba 1 China 1, Canada 0 Japan 2, New Zealand 1 United States 6, Italy 0 Swimming Men's 4x100m medley relay final: 1. United States 3:33.73 (world record) Lenny Krayzelburg, Ed Moses, Ian Crocker, Gary Hall Jr 2. Australia 3:35.27 Matthew Welsh, Regan Harrison, Geoff Huegill, Michael Klim 3. Germany 3:35.88 Stev Theloke, Jens Kruppa, Thomas Rupprath, Torsten Spanneberg 4. Netherlands 3:37.53 Klaas-Erik Zwering, Marcel Wouda, Joris Keizer, Pieter van den Hoogenband 5. Hungary 3:39.09 Peter Horvath, Karoly Guttler, Zsolt Gaspar, Attila Zubor 6. Canada 3:39.88 Chris Renaud, Morgan Knabe, Michael Mintenko, Craig Hutchison 7. France 3:40.02 Simon Dufour, Hugues Duboscq, Franck Esposito, Frederic Bousquet 8. Britain 3:40.19 Neil Willey, Darren Mew, James Hickman, Sion Brinn Women's 4x100m medley relay final: 1. United States 3:58.30 (world record) B J Bedford, Megan Quann, Jenny Thompson, Dara Torres 2. Australia 4:01.59 Dyana Calub, Leisel Jones, Petria Thomas, Susie O'Neill 3. Japan 4:04.16 Mai Nakamura, Masami Tanaka, Junko Onishi, Sumika Minamoto 4. Germany 4:04.33 Antje Buschschulte, Sylvia Gerasch, Franziska van Almsick, Katrin Meissner 5. South Africa 4:05.15 Charlene Wittstock, Sarah Poewe, Mandy Loots, Helene Muller 6. Canada 4:07.55 Kelly Stefanyshyn, Christin Petelski, Jen Button, Marianne Limpert 7. Britain 4:07.61 Katy Sexton, Heidi Earp, Susan Rolph, Karen Pickering 8. China 4:07.83 Zhan Shu, Qi Hui, Liu Limin, Han Xue Men's 1,500m freestyle final: 1. Grant Hackett (Australia) 14:48.33 2. Kieren Perkins (Australia) 14:53.59 3. Chris Thompson (United States) 14:56.81 4. Alexei Filipets (Russia) 14:56.88 5. Ryk Neethling (South Africa) 15:00.48 6. Erik Vendt (United States) 15:08.61 7. Igor Chervynskiy (Ukraine) 15:08.80 8. Heiko Hell (Germany) 15:19.87 Women's 50m freestyle final: 1. Inge de Bruijn (Netherlands) 24.32 2. Therese Alshammar (Sweden) 24.51 3. Dara Torres (United States) 24.63 4. Amy van Dyken (United States) 25.04 5. Martina Moravcova (Slovakia) 25.24 6. Sandra Voelker (Germany) 25.27 7. Alison Sheppard (Britain) 25.45 8. Sumika Minamoto (Japan) 25.65 Table tennis Men's doubles finals Gold medal match Wang Liqin and Yan Sen, China, def. Kong Linghui and Liu Guoliang, China, 22-20, 17-21, 21-19, 21-18. Bronze medal match Patrick Chila and Jean-Philippe Gatien, France, def. Lee Chul-Seung and Yoo Seung-Min, South Korea, 22-20, 21-23, 21-19, 21-10. Women's singles semifinals: 2-Li Ju (China) def. 23-Jun Hong Jing (Singapore) 15-21, 21-13, 21-12, 21-19 1-Wang Nan (China) def. 3-Jing Chen (Taiwan) 12-21, 22-20, 21-17, 21-15 Men's singles quarterfinals: Jan-Ove Waldner (Sweden) def. Vladimir Samsonov (Belarus) 20-22, 18-21, 21-14, 21-18, 21-19 Liu Guoliang (China) def. Joerg Rosskopf (Germany) 21-11, 21-14, 21-7 Kong Linghui (China) def. Werner Schlager (Austria) 21-14, 13-21, 20-22, 21-10, 21-14 Joergen Persson (Sweden) def. Liu Guozheng (China) 14-21, 21-18, 21-16, 21-19 Team Handball Women France 29, Angola 27 Norway 30, Brazil 16 Austria 39, Australia 10 Hungary 21, Romania 21, tie Tennis Men's singles third round: Arnaud Di Pasquale, France, def. Magnus Norman, Sweden, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (2) Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain) def. Daniel Nestor (Canada) 7-6 (7), 6-3 Gustavo Kuerten (Brazil) def. Ivan Ljubicic (Croatia) 7-6 (7), 6-3 Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Russia) def. Mark Philippoussis (Australia) 7-6 (4), 6-3 Women's singles third round: Jelena Dokic (Australia) def . Rossana De Los Rios (Paraguay) 7-6, (7) 7-5 Barbara Schett (Austria) def. Julie Halard-Decugis (France) 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 Elena Dementieva (Russia) def. Karina Habsudova (Slovakia) 6-2, 6-1 Dominique Van Roost, Belgium, def. Silvia Farina-Elia, Italy, 6-1, 7-5 Monica Seles, Sarasota, Fla., def. Nathalie Dechy, France, 6-3, 6-2 Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, Spain, def. Fabiola Zuluaga, Colombia, 6-2, 6-0 Venus Williams, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., def. Jana Kandarr, Germany, 6-2, 6-2 Men's doubles second round: Max Mirnyi/Vladimir Voltchkov (Belarus) def. Arnaud Clement/Nicolas Escude (France) 6-4, 7-6 (7) Dominik Hrbaty/Karol Kucera (Slovakia) def. 8-Massimo Bertolini/Cristian Brandi (Italy) 6-4, 6-7 (7), 6-3 Tommy Haas/David Prinosil (Germany) def. Lee Hyung-Taik/Yoon Yong-Il (South Korea) 6-4, 7-5 Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde, Australia, def. Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes, India, 6-3, 7-6 (1) Alex Corretja and Albert Costa, Spain, def. Jiri Novak and David Rikl, Czech Republic, 6-7 (8), 7-5, 6-4 Sebastien Lareau and Daniel Nestor, Canada, def. Jimy Szymanski and Jose De Armas, Venezuela, 6-3, 6-4 David Adams and John-Laffnie De Jager, South Africa, def. Yevgeny Kafelnikov and Marat Safin, Russia, 6-3, 3-6, 9-7 Mark Knowles and Mark Merklein, Bahamas, def. Alex O'Brien, Amarillo, Texas, and Jared Palmer, Palo Alto, Calif., 6-2, 6-4 Women's doubles second round: Julie Halard-Decugis/Amelie Mauresmo (France) def. Elena Tatarkova/Anna Zaporozhanova (Ukraine) 6-2, 6-4 Els Callens/Dominique Van Roost (Belgium) def. Karina Habsudova/Janette Husarova (Slovakia) 6-3, 6-2 Serena Williams/Venus Williams (United States) def. Elena Likhovtseva/Anastasia Myskina (Russia) 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 Olga Barabanschikova/Natasha Zvereva (Belarus) def. 2-Conchita Martinez/Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (Spain) 6-4, 7-5 Track and field Men 100 Final 1, Maurice Greene, Kansas City, Kan., 9.87. 2, Ato Boldon, Trinidad and Tobago, 9.99. 3, Obadele Thompson, Barbados, 10.04. 4, Dwain Chambers, Britain, 10.08. 5, Jonathan Drummond, Philadelphia, 10.09. 6, Darren Campbell, Britain, 10.13. 7, Kim Collins, St. Kitts and Nevis, 10.17. NR, Aziz Zakari, Ghana, DNF. Women 100 Final 1, Marion Jones, Los Angeles, 10.75. 2, Ekaterini Thanou, Greece, 11.12. 3, Tanya Lawrence, Jamaica, 11.18. 4, Merlene Ottey, Jamaica, 11.19. 5, Zhanna Pintusevych, Ukraine, 11.20. 6, Chandra Sturrup, Bahamas, 11.21. 7, Sevatheda Fynes, Bahamas, 11.22. 8, Debbie Ferguson, Bahamas, 11.29. Heptathlon Through three events (100 hurdles, high jump, shot put) 1, Natalya Sazanovich, Belarus (13.45, 1058; (1.84), 6-0 1-2, 1029; (14.79), 48-6 1-4, 847), 2934. 2, Denise Lewis, Britain (13.23, 1090; (1.75), 5-8 3-4, 916; (15.55), 51-0 1-4, 898), 2904. 3, Sabine Braun, Germany (13.49, 1052; (1.81), 5-11 1-4, 991; (14.33), 47-0 1-4, 816), 2859. 4, Urszula Wlodarczyk, Poland (13.33, 1075; (1.78), 5-10, 953; (14.45), 47-5, 824), 2852. 5, Natalya Roshchupkina, Russia (13.70, 1021; (1.84), 6-0 1-2, 1029; (14.03), 46-0 1-2, 796), 2846. 6, Karin Ertl, Germany (13.43, 1060; (1.78), 5-10, 953; (13.55), 44-5 1-2, 764), 2777. 7, Dedee Nathan, Fort Wayne, Ind. (13.74, 1015; (1.78), 5-10, 953; (14.22), 46-8, 809), 2777. 8, Eunice Barber, France (12.97, 1129; (1.84), 6-0 1-2, 1029; (11.27), 36-11 3-4, 613), 2771. 9, Yelena Prokhorova, Russia (13.63, 1031; (1.81), 5-11 1-4, 991; (13.21), 43-4 1-4, 741), 2763. 10, Austra Skujyte, Lithuania (14.37, 927; (1.78), 5-10, 953; (15.09), 49-6 1-4, 867), 2747. 11, Tiia Hautala, Finland (13.62, 1033; (1.78), 5-10, 953; (13.31), 43-8, 748), 2734. 12, Jane Jamieson, Australia (14.09, 966; (1.81), 5-11 1-4, 991; (13.59), 44-7, 767), 2724. 13, Dina Koritskaia, Russia (13.88, 995; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (13.53), 44-4 3-4, 763), 2637. 14, Gertrud Bacher, Italy (13.82, 1004; (1.75), 5-8 3-4, 916; (12.75), 41-10, 711), 2631. 15, Susanna Rajamaki, Finland (13.60, 1036; (1.66), 5-5 1-4, 806; (13.87), 45-6 1-4, 785), 2627. 16, Nathalie Teppe, France (14.02, 976; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (13.44), 44-1 1-4, 757), 2612. 17, Magalys Garcia, Cuba (13.46, 1056; (1.66), 5-5 1-4, 806; (13.29), 43-7 1-4, 747), 2609. 18, Irina Naumenko, Kazakstan (14.26, 942; (1.84), 6-0 1-2, 1029; (11.26), 36-11 1-2, 612), 2583. 19, Viorica Sandica Tigau, Romania (13.39, 1066; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (11.53), 37-10, 630), 2575. 20, Yasmina Azizi, Algeria (13.64, 1030; (1.60), 5-3, 736; (14.17), 46-6, 805), 2571. 21, Larysa Necheporuk, Ukraine (14.53, 905; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (13.56), 44-6, 765), 2549. 22, Svetlana Kazanina, Kazakstan (14.71, 880; (1.75), 5-8 3-4, 916; (12.97), 42-6 3-4, 725), 2521. 23, Lyudmyla Blonska, Ukraine (15.12, 826; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (13.57), 44-6 1-4, 765), 2470. 24, Inma Clopes, Spain (14.20, 950; (1.66), 5-5 1-4, 806; (12.70), 41-8, 707), 2463. 25, Marsha Mark, Trinidad and Tobago (13.72, 1018; (1.66), 5-5 1-4, 806; (11.44), 37-6 1-2, 624), 2448. 26, Pramila Gudandda Ganapathy, India (14.22, 947; (1.69), 5-6 1-2, 842; (11.14), 36-6 3-4, 604), 2393. 27, Soma Biswas, India (14.11, 963; (1.63), 5-4 1-4, 771; (11.69), 38-4 1-4, 641), 2375. 28, Asimina Vanakara, Greece (14.19, 952; (1.69), 5-6 1-2, 842; (10.74), 35-3, 578), 2372. 29, Safiya Kabanova, Uzbekistan (14.89, 856; (1.72), 5-7 3-4, 879; (11.56), 37-11 1-4, 632), 2367. 30, Shelia Burrell, Albuquerque, N.M. (13.30, 1080 (13.32), 43-8 1-2, 749), 1829. NR, Rita Inancsi, Hungary (15.11, 827; (1.69), 5-6 1-2, 842; DNS). NR, Astrid Retzke, Germany (13.92, 990; (1.57), 5-1 3-4, 701; DNS). NR, Ghada Sha'a'a, Syria (DNF). INDOOR Men Netherlands 3, Egypt 1 (25-21, 25-11, 31-33, 25-20) Cuba 3, Australia 0 (25-17, 25-20, 25-18) Yugoslavia 3, Argentina 1 (21-25, 25-15, 25-23, 25-22) Italy 3, Russia 1 (25-20, 25-20, 22-25, 25-22) South Korea 3, United States 2 (25-20, 25-27, 26-24, 21-25, 15-13) Brazil 3, Spain 1 (25-27, 25-14, 25-21, 25-20) BEACH Women's semifinals: Natalie Cook/Kerri Pottharst (Australia) def. Adriana Samuel/Sandra Pires (Brazil) 15-6 Adriana Behar/Shelda Bede (Brazil) def. Yukiko Takahashi/Mika Saiki (Japan) 15-10 Women's quarterfinals: Adriana Samuel/Sandra Pires (Brazil) def. Holly McPeak/Misty May (United States) 16-14 Natalie Cook/Kerri Pottharst (Australia) def. Laura Bruschini/Annamaria Solazzi (Italy) 15-11 Adriana Behar/Shelda Bede (Brazil) def. Tania Gooley/Pauline Manser (Australia) 15-7 Yukiko Takahashi/Mika Saiki (Japan) def. Jennifer Johnson-Jordan/Annett Davis (United States) 15-9 Water polo Men Hungary 7, Greece 4 Italy 11, Slovakia 8 Yugoslavia 9, Netherlands 1 Spain 8, Kazakstan 7 Croatia 10, United States 7 Russia 6, Australia 4 Women Gold medal match Australia 4, United States 3 Bronze medal match Russia 4, Netherlands 3 Weightlifting Men's 85kg 1, Pyrros Dimas, Greece, (175.0 kg.-386 pounds, 215.0 kg.-474 pounds), 390.0 kg.-860 pounds. 2, Marc Huster, Germany, (177.5-390, 212.5-467), 390.0-860. 3, George Asanidze, Georgia, (180.0-397, 210.0-463), 390.0-860. 4, Krzysztof Siemion, Poland, (167.5-368, 212.5-467), 380.0-838. 5, Gagik Khachatryan, Armenia, (175.0-386, 205.0-452), 380.0-838. 6, Sergo Chakhoyan, Australia, (175.0-386, 202.5-445), 377.5-831. 7, Christos Spyrou, Greece, (170.0-375, 205.0-452), 375.0-827. 8, Ernesto Quiroga, Cuba, (165.0-364, 210.0-463), 375.0-827. |  | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
