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From: rgd3729@tamsun.tamu.edu (Greg Dilworth)
Subject: Results:  Modern Pentathlon (Fencing)
Keywords: Fencing, Pentathlon
Organization: Texas A&M University
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 18:27:35 GMT
Expires: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 05:00:00 GMT

Results for day one of Modern Pentathlon:

Fencing...

Place	Name			Country		Touches	Points

1	Laszlo Fabian		Hungary		48	1,034
2	Arkadiusz Skrzypaszek	Poland		46	1,000
3	Rob Stull		Clarksburg, MD	45	  983
4	Kirils Medjancevs	Latvie		43	  949
5	Richard Phelps		Great Britain	42	  932
6	Alejandro R. Yrizar-Barranco  Mexico	41	  915
7	Attila Mizser		Hungary		40	  898
8	Marian Gheorghe		Romania		40	  878
9	Lee Young Chan		Korea		38	  864
	Gianiuca Tiberti	Italy		38	  864
	Attila Kalnoki-Kis	Hungary		38	  864
	Dirk Knappheide		Germany		38	  864
	Anatoli Starostine	Unified Team	38	  864
14	Petr Blazek		Czechoslovakia	37	  847
	Alberto Felix Miranda	Mexico		37	  847
	Roberto Bomprezzi	Italy		37	  847
	Hakan Norebrink		Sweden		37	  847
18	Joel Bouzou		France		36	  830
	Mostafa Adam		Egypt		36	  830
	Tomas Fleissner		Czechoslovakia	36	  830
	Edouard Zenovka		Unified Team	36	  830
	Ulrich Andreas Czermak	Germany	 	36	  830
23	Peter Steinmann		Switzerland	36	  820
24	Jiri Prokoplus		Czechoslovakia	35	  813
	Per Olov Danielsson	Sweden		35	  813
	Kim Myung Kun		South Korea	35	  813
	Laurie Shong		Canada		35	  813
28	Josue Ivan Ortega Enriquez  Mexico	34	  796
	Joses Centeno Moyer	Spain		34	  796
	James W. Haley		Lake City, Fla	34	  796
	Dmitri Svatkovski	Unified Team	34	  796
	Imre Tildemann		Estonia		34	  796
	Vjaceslavs Duhanovs	Latvia		34	  796
	Dariusz Gozdziak	Poland		34	  796
	Dominic J. Mahony	Great Britain	34	  796
	Pawel Olszewski		Germany		34	  796
37	Maciej Czyzowicz	Poland		33	  779
	Sebastien Deleigne	France		33	  779
	Christophe Ruer		France		33	  779
40	Stanislavs Dobrotvorskis  Latvia	32	  762
	Per Nyqvist		Sweden		32	  762
	Ian Soellner		Canada		32	  762
	Valentin Yordanov Djavelkov  Bulgaria	32	  762
	Graham Brookhouse	Great Britain	32	  762
45	Gintaras Staskevicius	Lithuania	31	  745
46	Michael Gostigian	Newton Sq., Pa	30	  728
	Leopoldo Centeno Moyer	Spain		30	  728
48	Stefan Gueorgulev Assenov  Bulgaria	29	  711
49	Gavin Lackey		Australia	28	  694
	Tomas Narkus		Lithuania	28	  694


Team standings for Fencing...

1.	Hungary (Fabian, Kalnoki-Kis, Mizser)			2,796
2.	Poland (Czyzowicz, Skrzypaszek, Gozdziak)		2,575
3.	Mexico (Miranda, Enriquez, Barranco)			2,558
	Latvia (Dobrotvorskis, Medjancevs, Duhanovs)		2,558
5.	United States (Stull, Haley, Gostigian)			2,507
6.	Germany (Knappheide, Czermak, Olszewski)		2,490
	Unified Team (Starostine, Svatkovski, Zenovka)		2,490
	Great Britain (Brookhouse, Phelps, Mahony)		2,490
	Czechoslovakia (Fleissner, Prokopius, Blazek)		2,490
10.	Sweden (Danielsson, Norebrink, Nyqvist)			2,422
11.	France (Bouzou, Ruer, Deleigne)				2,388
	Italy (Tiberti, Masullo, Bomprezzi)			2,388

I don't guarantee the accuracy of the standings.  The newspaper I
retrieved the standings from did not have them listed the way I do,
but I attempted to extrapolate.

Greg
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From: gletty@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Bruce Gletty)
Subject: Re: US/Japan volleyball protest
Keywords: protest
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 16:01:20 GMT

solman@athena.mit.edu (Jason W Solinsky) writes:

>In article <1992Jul27.195405.14231@husc3.harvard.edu>, liu10@husc8.harvard.edu (Eric Liu) writes:
>|> In article <1992Jul27.164759.18863@athena.mit.edu> solman@athena.mit.edu (Jason W Solinsky) writes:
>|> >
>|> >B) The Japanese did not protest the incident at the time it occured, and
>|> >occording to Olympic rules it was too late afterwards.
>|> 
>|> I believe the Japanese filed a protest right away. If you remember the match,
>|> right before the Japanese player served for the match at 14-13, there was a
>|> long pause because the ref first warned the American Player (Samuelson) and
>|> then the Japanese coach went to the ref right away!  That was why the complain
>|> was valid and was considered by a committee. 

>I do remember the match, and not only didn't I see the japaneese coach, I
>remember the serve comming not long at all after the American _finally_
>stopped complaining (I can definitely verify his claim that HE wasn't told
>about the yellow card). And I was looking at the ref the whole while (or at
>least he was on the screen.)

I saw a replay of it the last night. They were discussing something, and the ref
said something about 'second set' giving the impression he thought the other
yellow card was in an earlier game.

None of this addresses the fact that our coach and team should have had a serious
talk with the guy that got yellow carded after the first one! I have played in games
with horrible refs and know that it is frustrating, but once you get a yellow
card, you shut up. Players on that level should have enough sense to control themselves!!
The guy cost his team the match with his temper.
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From: bjornar@fdh.hsf.no (Bjoernar Steinbakken)
Subject: Re: GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING: results - 52kg
Organization: Finnmark College
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 07:01:05 GMT
Reply-To: bjornar@fdh.hsf.no

In article 525@athena.mit.edu, solman@athena.mit.edu (Jason W Solinsky) writes:
>Does anybody know what happened in the Bronze Medal match that Shawn Sheldon
>lost 0-0 ?
>
>Jason W. Solinsky

Sheldon did not pass the weight control (i.e his weight was higher
than allowed), and the match did not take place. The Korean were
awarded the Bronze Medal.

As you know, Norwegian Jon Ronningen won the final 2-1, he got his 2 points in 
the _last_ second of the game !!

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Finnmark College,                   phone: +47 84 37600
Follums veg, N-9500 Alta, Norway      fax: +47 84 34438
From: wouter@cwi.nl (Wouter Mettrop)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: VOLLEYBALL: Results Women, Pool A
Date: 30 Jul 92 08:10:57 GMT
Organization: CWI, Amsterdam

WOMEN POOL A

Matches 29-07:

Spain - Unified Team : 0-3 (3-15; 0-15; 3-15)
Japan - United States: 3-2 (13-15; 15-11; 15-12; 8-15; 15-13)


N = number of matches played
P = points (2 for a victory, 1 for a defeat)
F = sets for
A = sets against

                N  P   F-A
                ----------
Unified Team	1  2   3-0
Japan		1  2   3-2
United States	1  1   2-3
Spain		1  1   0-3

Remaining matches:
      
31-07 United States - Unified Team
      Japan         - Spain.
02-08 Unified Team  - Japan.
      United States - Spain.
      
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From: sarwate@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Sanjiv Sarwate)
Subject: Re: Barkley is a jerk...
Keywords: Barkley
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 13:36:40 GMT

bhat@ccad.uiowa.edu (Dinkar N. Bhat) writes:

>In article <val.712212490@marsh> val@marsh.cs.curtin.edu.au (Valerie Hall) writes:
>>That was almost a king-hit. Very cowardly and stupid. What was he trying to 
>>prove? He should have been sent off right then and there. There was no need
>>for such and act of naked aggression against the poor Angolan fellow.
>>

>The "Dream Team" can get away with anything and everything. Pack a bunch
>of jerks with oversized egos into a team, and what else will you get?
>Bull shit!

>Dinkar

Don't condemn the entire U.S. team because of what Barkley did.  Barkley was,
unfortunately, just being himself.  Considering that Barkley is perhaps the 
most ill-mannered of the U.S. players, it is not fair to evaluate the entire
team based on what he does.



-- 
Sanjiv Sarwate		sarwate@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu	SANJIV@UIUCVMD
"The next day, the former Prime Minister accepts his first job since leaving
the Executive Mansion; cleaning out the inn's stables.  He notes that the two
occupations are not, essentially, dissimilar."  
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From: mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack)
Subject: WEIGHTLIFTING: results - 67.5kg
Summary: day 4 - 67.5 Kg.
Keywords: day 4 - 67.5 kg.
Organization: Stanford University
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 19:13:44 GMT
Expires: 10 Aug 92



Barcelona Olympics - Weightlifting
Wednesday July 29 1992 - Day 4 - 67.5 Kg Final

All wights are in Kg. (1 kg. = 2.2 lbs.)
Nat = Nationality
Sn. = Snatch
C&J = Clean and Jerk
Tot = Total

=====================================================
    Name                Nat.    Sn.     C&J     Tot.
-----------------------------------------------------
 1. Israel Militossian  EUN     155.0   182.5   337.5   <=== Gold
 2. Yoto Yotov          BUL     150.0   177.5   327.5   <=== Silver
 3. Andreas Behm        GER     145.0   175.0   320.0   <=== Bronze
 4. Abdel Yahiaoul      ALG     140.0   175.0   315.0
 5. Jouni Gronman       FIN     135.0   170.0   305.0
 6. Eyne Tabares        COL     130.0   170.0   300.0
 7. Im Ho               KOR     135.0   165.0   300.0
 8. Timothy McRae       USA     135.0   162.5   297.5
 9. Noriaki Horikoshi   JPN     130.0   165.0   295.0
10. Vernon Patao        USA     132.5   157.5   290.0
======================================================

Tomorrow is the 75 Kg. competition

    --mack

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From: rachele@nysa.cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless)
Subject: Re: GYMNASTICS: results (event qualifiers for women)
Keywords: gymnastics
Organization: Rice University, Houston
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 21:37:45 GMT
Expires: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 05:00:00 GMT

In article <1992Jul29.201659.20699@athena.mit.edu> raek@athena.mit.edu (Robyn A E Kozierok) writes:
>>Top 8 qualify for each event.
>>* Not a finalist because only 2 per nation may compete in event finals
>>-- Women's Beam
>>1. Lu Li, CHN, 19.812
>>2. Svetlana Boguinskaia, EUN, 19.800
>>3, Tatiana Lysenko, EUN, 19.787
>>3, Shannon Miller, USA, 19.787 
>>5, Cristina Bontas, ROM, 19.762
>>6, Yang Bo, CHN, 19.725
>>7, Betty Okino, USA, 19.712
>>8, Li Yifang, CHN, 19.699
>>
>I believe that Li Yifang cannot qualify based on the 2/country rule, thus
>the next gymnast not from CHN, EUN or USA will qualify.

You've got a sharp eye, Robyn!  I thought I had caught them all, but
you caught my mistake.  Unfortunately I do not know the eight one will
be, but I assume probably a Romanian since only one is on the list...
we'll see.

Rachele

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From: blowfish@carina.unm.edu (rON.)
Subject: SUMMARY: Todays Events, Summary of events: 31-07-92
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 92 15:52:13 GMT
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque


Archery: Qualfiying rounds.
Badminton: Singles 3rd round. Doubles 2nd round
Baseball: 1st round games
Basketball: Mens, 1st round games
Boxing: First round matches
Cycling: Mens Team Pursuit, finals. Womens Individual Pursuit, finals, 
	 Mens Individual Points, finals
Fencing: Mens Individual Foil, finals
Gymnastics: Mens All Around, finals
Handball: First round games
Judo: Mens and Womens Middleweight finals
Rowing: Multiple events
Shooting: Mens smallbore rifle, 3-position
Swimming: Finals: Mens 200M Individual Medley. Mens 4x100 Medley Relay, Mens
1500M Freestyle, Womens 200M Butterfly, Womens 200M Backstroke, Womens 50M
Freestyle.
Table Tennis: Singles and Doubles action
Tennis: Singles, 2nd round. Doubles, 1st round.
Track/Field: Mens: 100M, 800M, 20km Walk, 10,000M, High Jump, Shot Put
Womens: 100M, 800M, Javelin, 3000M
Volleyball: Womens frist round
Weightlifting: 82.5kg
Yachting: Prelims, multiple events.

r.
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From: wex@cs.ulowell.edu (Paul M. Wexelblat)
Subject: By George I've got it
Originator: wex@cs.ulowell.edu
Keywords: Humor
Reply-To: wex@cs.ulowell.edu
Organization: Univ. of Lowell CS Dept.
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 19:25:13 GMT


Ok, I,ve figured out how to handle to Olympics coverage so that
the viewers, the networks and the IOC are all happy!

The IOC sells TWO types of coverage rights.

Type 1 is the type we have
now, this allow the winning network to show an unlimited amount
of hype, ads, features, music, promos, talking heads, biographies, summaries
interviews with coaches, officials, chefs, vintners, advertisers,
tourists, security guards, giant birds, archers, and
discussions from random highly-paid employees who have used thier
positions to get good seats and hotels and need this justified somehow.

This license will also allow them to show unlimited replys of 
flaming arrow shots.

The IOC should be able to get between 400 and 550 million US dollars
for this.

The networks clearly believe that this is what the viewers want, so they
will bid astronomical amounts for these rights.  In fact they will probably
bid even more than that since they will no longer have to waste the 10 to
15% of their air time showing competition, someone else will be stuck with
that chore.


Type 2 coverage grants the rights to show people competing.

The IOC should be able to get a couple of  hundred dollars more from this
license;  some network may bid a bit to try showing this portion of the
Olympics as an experiment.

-- 
Honk if you Teacup Chain...

	...Wex
From: dsr@bnr.co.uk (D.S.Riches)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: Re: CYCLING: M Kilo TT & M Indiv Pursuit Quals (Track)
Date: 29 Jul 92 12:58:21 GMT
Reply-To: dsr@bnr.co.uk (D.S.Riches)
Organization: BNR Europe Limited, London Road, Harlow, Essex, GB

In the referenced article cyn@odin.mda.uth.tmc.edu (Cyndi Smith) writes:
>
>MenUs Individual Pursuit Qualifying Round (top 16 advance)
>1  Christopher Boardman  Britain     4:27.357 Olympic Record

Actually, it's even an Unofficial World Record and he's since taken 3
seconds off this!
   Dave Riches
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From: killer@robocop.cs.hut.fi (Kalle Kivimaa)
Subject: Re: Men's Basketball - Munich '72
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, CS lab
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 20:10:46 GMT

In <1992Jul31.180251.5438@news.acns.nwu.edu> fish@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Eric West) writes:
>not.  Referee error is, sadly, a part of all sports, and the only way to

"Player mistakes are, sadly, a part of all sports".

>If two teams are so closely matched that a referee's decision happens to
>decide the final point of a game, neither team should say that they

Surprisingly, this happens very rarely (ok, in soccer sometimes, but
there the scores are so low).  I personally have seen NO game
in which the referees would have decided it (by error or by incompetence),
and I watch team games quite often and follow them in the newspapers
each day. (and also referee finnish baseball and american football)

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From: krish@mercury.ICS.UCI.EDU (Umesh Krishnaswamy)
Subject: Mens 100m & 200m backstroke in Seoul 88.
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Date: 31 Jul 92 19:46:33 GMT


Could somebody tell me who the medallists were in the mens 100m and
200m backstroke in Seoul 88.

Thanks.
Krish.
From: henry@ADS.COM (Henry Mensch)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: Re: NBC Olympic coverage ...
Date: 28 Jul 92 19:36:41 GMT
Organization: Advanced Decision Systems; a div of Booz, Allen & Hamilton

jawad@ecst.csuchico.edu (Jawad Ali) wrote: 
->One stupid comment?  I sat through an entire rendition of the New World Order
->according to George Bush as read by Bob Costas.  

you're absolutely right.  it almost sounded like an energizer ad:
country x: still fighting ... 

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Subject: Re: BASEBALL: Results USA
From: liu10@husc8.harvard.edu (Eric Liu)
Date: 27 Jul 92 19:47:11 EDT
Organization: Harvard University Science Center

Is this a round-robin tournament or a tournament of two parts-prelim and final?

Thanks in advance.

-- 

Eric Liu
liu10@husc.harvard.edu

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From: rachele@cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless)
Subject: Re: Moving images
Organization: Rice University, Houston
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 03:58:38 GMT

In article <Bs0v86.1s5@cs.psu.edu> flee@cs.psu.edu (Felix Lee) writes:
>Rachele Harless:
>> This may be due to some video technology, but I would say that the
>> sharp images have more to do with the simplicity of the tumbling.
>
>Perhaps the simplicity of the tumbling makes it more noticeable, but
>the images look clearly different from normal television.  It's also
>noticeable on some of the other gymnastics events.  The unblurred
>images give the action a "stop-motion animation" feel.
>
>Not all camera angles seem to have this effect.  My guess would be
>that it's a particular type of video equipment, that takes maybe 120
>frames per second and only displays every fourth frame for realtime.
>(I have no idea what's technically plausible.)

I paid extra careful attention and noticed what Mr. Lee was talking
about... it does seem to have a somewhat action-stopping feel,
especially on the floor exercise.  Anyone know anything about this?

Rachele



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From: rachada@icaen.uiowa.edu (Ramakrishna Chada)
Subject: Re: NBC Olympic coverage ...
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 05:29:59 GMT
Organization: Iowa Computer Aided Engineering Network, University of Iowa

In article <1992Jul27.154542.26682@javelin.sim.es.com> gfowler@javelin.sim.es.com (Gary Fowler) writes:
>nhmas@gauss.med.harvard.edu (Mark Shneyder 432-4219) writes:
>
>>In article <1992Jul24.151946.14687@lmpsbbs.comm.mot.com> stanm@comm.mot.com writes:
>>>
>>>IMO, Bob Costas may be the best reason to watch NBC coverage. So, don't
>
>>I have to agree with Stan a 100%. Costas won't put you to sleep and keep
>>reminding you of how great Olga Korbut was in '72 with every second sentence
>>like Jim 'Zzzzzzz' McKay did on ABC over the years. Costas will move things
>>around and he's excellent on the ears. Bryant Gumbel who hosted Seoul
>>in '88 was left behind in NYC and we won't see him for the next two weeks
>>since Dick 'Oh My' Enberg and Katie Couric will host 3-hour live-morning
>>coverage(but don't expect to see alot of action in that time slot).
>>>
>
>>-Mark
>
>>Oh MY! I can't beleive it!I'm actually saying something positive about a
>>major network...
>
>Did anyone happen to catch the stupid comment made by one of the NBC announcers,during the parade of nations? It went something like this:  "The United States
>will be coming up soon because they are using the French alphabet."  The last
>time I checked, the French and English alphabets were pretty much the same.
>The reason that the US followed Estonia was because they were going in alpha-
>betical order according the French names.  United States = Etats Unies.  Pardon
>the spelling, since I don't have a French-English dictionary with me.
>

This is not the only stupid comment he made during the parade of Nations. 
Talking about the cannibalism of the king of some country(I dont remember), 
hinting something with "who knows what methods they use to win the olympic 
medals" against china(He made this after referring to the use of drugs by
East German athletes), saying Albania's bank balance is  $500 and commenting
that "India is such a poor nation that it cannot afford astro turfs"(India 
may be a poor nation but it definitely has astro-turfs for hockey) all show
a lack of common sense, arrogance and ignorance. Too bad that he is out 
there for a top broadcasting agency spreading his ignorance and the image
of arrogance.

Ramakrishna Chada

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From: yzhou@void.ncsa.uiuc.edu (Ya Zhou)
Subject: Who is the commentator in the diving?
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 1992 18:59:16 GMT

Can somebody tell me who the female commentator is in the diving event?
She really tried hard to belittle China's divers, who late ranks #1 in 
the event. It was said that she (the commentator) has won two silvers in
previous olympics behind Chinese divers. 


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From: killer@robocop.cs.hut.fi (Kalle Kivimaa)
Subject: Re: Men's Basketball - Munich '72
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, CS lab
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 20:07:06 GMT

In <1992Jul31.180251.5438@news.acns.nwu.edu> fish@casbah.acns.nwu.edu (Eric West) writes:
>Both replays were caused by referee incompetence.  If they had stopped the

No, THE replay was caused by a clear injustice.  I guess some
'official' noticed that "Hey, the USSR can beat the Yankees
in their own game" and made it so.  Then the decisions were
upheld in the jury....

Even here in Finland the final of '72 is considered a joke.
I still wonder why team USA did not make a counter-protest
over the FIVB's decision...
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From: dsr@bnr.co.uk
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: Judo Results?
Date: 29 Jul 92 13:08:08 GMT
Reply-To: dsr@bnr.co.uk ()
Organization: BNR Europe Limited, London Road, Harlow, Essex, GB

Ummm, isn't some one supposed to be posting the Judo results?  I
haven't seen any on the newsgroup yet.
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From: rachele@cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless)
Subject: JUDO: M's Middleweight Round 3
Keywords: swimming
Organization: Rice University, Houston
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 20:01:56 GMT
Expires: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 05:00:00 GMT

JUDO - Men's Middleweight (under 86kg) Round 3:
===============================================
 
GILL, Nicholas			CAN
	defeated
WANG, Nan			CHN
	by waza-ari (throw).
 
OKADA, Hirotaka			JPN
	defeated
BACON, Chris			AUS
	by ippon (throw).

LEGIEN, Waldemar		POL
	defeated
IVANOV FILIPOV, Nikola		BUL
	by ippon (throw).

YANG, Jong-Ock			KOR
	defeated
WHITE, Densign Emmanuel		GBR
	by yusei-gachi.

RAMOS, Andres Franco		CUB
	defeated
ISAKO, Ilua Oma			ZAI
	by ippon (throw).

TAYOT, Pascal			FRA 
	defeated
CROITORU, Adrian		ROM
	by shido. 

KISTLER, Daniel			SUI
	defeated
LOPEZ OLMOS, Andro Luis		ARG
	by ippon (throw).
 
LOBENSTEIN, Axel		GER
	defeated
VISMARA, Giorgio		ITA
	by shido.

Qualified for Round 4:
----------------------
	GILL, Nicholas			CAN
	OKADA, Hirotaka			JPN	
	LEGIEN, Waldemar		POL
	YANG, Jong-Ock			KOR
	RAMOS, Andres Franco		CUB
	TAYOT, Pascal			FRA 
	KISTLER, Daniel			SUI
	LOBENSTEIN, Axel		GER


** Results complete **

Rod Swift
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 *       *   *       *   *       *  | The Games of the XXVth Olympiad |
*         * *         * *         * | Barcelona   July 25 to August 9 |
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      *         * *         *       |    RSwiftRW@cc.Curtin.edu.au    |
       *       *   *       *        | Rod Swift     Curtin University |
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