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From: peterw@spider.co.uk (Peter Woodhouse)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: Re: RE: Why only One British team
Date: 28 Jul 92 15:29:09 GMT
Organization: Spider Systems Limited, Edinburgh, UK

In article <1992Jul28.032723.7860@ucc.su.OZ.AU> smcneil@metro (Shannon McNeil) writes:
>From article <1992Jul27.163834.16543@twisto.eng.hou.compaq.com>, by rpendse@velveeta.mfg.hou.compaq.com (Raju Pendse):
>> I don't understand why the British expect to have separate teams for England,
>> Scotland, Wales, and N.Ireland. Its like having separate Olympic teams for Texas and California. Isn't John Major the PM of all the above mentioned British 
>> states. George Bush is the President of All of the USA. I know there are some 
>
>They are not, "states", or even counties.  They are each countries.

Correct. They are all countries not states.
>
>> world bodies that allow Scotland England etc. to have separate teams which is ludicrous. If these British states want to have separate teams in "Inter-National"competitions then they should break up like Czekoslovakia (sp?) then have separate teams.
>> 
>
>I'm sure anyone living in the UK would know a little more than you about 
>why the countries currently do not each have their own government, and
>also why they should want to compete as separate countries.
>
>> Raju Pendse  
>
>Shannon

A number of points here.  Basically they all used to have separate governments
but over the course of history the separate countries became a Kingdom ie. the
UK with one government.  Various parts of the UK still do have some autonomy 
(but I don't want to get into that).

If I remember rightly, the original poster was NOT implying that GB should
have 4 teams.  He/She was asking why Jersey, Guernsey etc do not have a team
in the Olympics.  They are not part of GB (neither is Northern Ireland for
that matter).  I think the answer to the original question is 
they don't have teams in the Olympics because the team is incorrectly named GB.
The GB team is in fact a UK team (I think) and should be called thus.

Peter
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From: etchuck@helix.nih.gov (Emil Thomas Chuck)
Subject: RESULTS: Basketball
Organization: National Institutes of Health, Bethesda
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 14:09:36 GMT

After day one:
POOL A:
Germany 83 Spain 74
Croatia 93 Brazil 76
USA 116 Angola 48 (Box score below)

POOL B:
CIS 78 Venezuela 64
Lithuania 112 China 75
Australia 116 Puerto Rico 76 (big upset!)

STANDINGS

GER	1-0	2		AUS	1-0	2
USA	1-0	2		LIT	1-0	2
CRO	1-0	2		EUN	1-0	2
ANG	0-1	0		PRC	0-1	0
BRA	0-1	0		PUE	0-1	0
ESP	0-1	0		VEN	0-1	0
(Note: I guess these are the correct abbreviations. If not, email me and
let me know.)



BOX SCORE: USA 116 ANG 48

ANGOLA		M	FG	FT	O-TR	A	PF	Pts
Sardinha	18	1-3	0-2	0-3	0	5	2
Macedo		25	4-7	0-2	0-2	0	3	10
Conceicao	33	2-13	4-7	2-7	2	3	10
Moreira		24	3-12	0-0	1-3	0	2	8
Dias		24	3-7	0-0	1-2	0	4	6
Victoriano	17	0-4	0-0	0-0	1	1	0
Wacuahamba	10	0-1	0-0	0-0	0	2	0
Coimbra		16	1-10	1-2	0-0	0	1	4
Sousa		19	2-8	0-0	0-0	0	2	5
Guimaraes	14	1-3	0-0	0-1	0	4	3
TEAM		200	17-68	5-13	4-18	3	27	48
Percentages		.250	.385
Three-points	Conceicao	2-4
		Macedo		2-4
		Moreira		2-8
		Guimaraes	1-3
		Sousa		1-6
		Coimbra		1-9
		Dias		0-1
		Wacuahambra	0-1
		Victoriano	0-2
		TEAM		9-38	.240
Blocks		2	(Conceicao, Sardinha)
Steals		10	(Moreira 3, Dias 2, Victoriano, Macedo, Guimaraes,
			Sardinha, Conceicao)
Turnovers	15	(Moreira 3, Sardinha 3, Dias 2, Conceicao 2,
			Victoriano, Wacuahambra, Sousa, Mecedo, Guimaraes)

USA
Bird		16	4-5	0-0	0-3	0	0	9
Malone		19	7-10	5-7	2-3	1	1	19
Ewing		16	5-5	1-2	1-5	0	5	11
Johnson		19	1-2	4-4	0-2	10	0	6
Jordan		18	5-10	0-0	0-2	2	2	10
Laettner*	10	2-3	3-4	0-3	0	0	7
Robinson	14	0-2	4-6	0-3	1	1	4
Pippen		21	1-3	3-4	0-0	5	1	5
Drexler		23	4-7	2-4	1-4	3	2	10
Mullin		22	4-7	2-2	1-2	3	1	11
Barkley		22	10-13	4-6	2-6	5	4	24
TEAM		200	43-67	28-39	7-33	30	17	116
Percentages		.642	.718
Three-points	Bird		1-1
		Mullin		1-3
		Laettner	0-1
		Pippen		0-1
		Drexler		0-1
		Jordan		0-2
		TEAM		2-9	.222
Blocks		3	(Ewing, Malone, Mullin)
Steals		30	(Jordan 8, Pippen 5, Robinson 4, Drexler 3, Barkley
			3, Malone 2, Mullin 2, Johnson, Laettner, Bird)
Turnovers	6	(Johnson 2, Barkley, Mullin, Jordan, Pippen)
<<As listed in the Post:>> Technical fouls -- none. <<Huh?>>
	(Barkley tagged with flagrant foul on Coimbra.)
* Why is Laettner listed here? He came in with 3 min to go in the first
half. Blame the Washington Post.

ANGOLA		16	32	48
UNITED STATES	64	52	116
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From: rswiftrw@cc.curtin.edu.au (Rod Swift)
Subject: SWIMFINAL: Result-W's 200m Freestyle
Organization: -=[ Curtin University ]=-  Perth, Australia.
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 02:52:03 GMT

SWIMMING - Women's 200m Freestyle FINAL
=======================================
at Picornell Pool, Montjuic 

World Record		1:57.55
Olympic Record		1:57.65

 
Gold	HAISLETT, Nicole		USA	1:57.90
Silver	VAN ALMSICK, Francisca		GER	1:58.00
Bronze	KIELGLASS, Kirsten		GER	1:59.67
------
4	PLEWINSKA, C			FRA	1:59.88
5	DOBRESCU, L			ROM	2:00.48
6	CHIBA, Suzu			JPN	2:00.64
7	KIRITCHENKO, Olga		EUN	2:00.90
8	BIN, Lu				CHN	2:02.10 

** Results complete **
 
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From: killer@niksula.hut.fi (Kalle Kivimaa)
Subject: Re: The Clean Games ???
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, Finland
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 15:25:19 GMT

In article <DWISEMAN.92Jul28074830@spsd630a.erim.org> dwiseman@spsd630a.erim.org (Dave Wiseman) writes:
   In article <2820@ariel.its.unimelb.EDU.AU> sue@ariel.its.unimelb.EDU.AU (Sue McPherson) writes:
   >So, aren't ALL medal winners supposed to get tested?
   >Was the 100m breaststroke a solitary mistake or has the drug testing system
   >broken down already?
   automatically tested for drugs, but in swimming, two of the top four 
   finishers are *randomly* picked to be tested.  The article also said that

Yes, all medal winners are supposed to be tested.
No, it was not a mistake.
No, the testing system hasn't broken down.
Yes, in swimming the testing system is different from other sports.

Reason for all this is that most (if not all) best swimmers compete
at least in two and usually more events.  It has been reasoned that
it would put unneccesesary stress to those swimmers who win more
than one medal if they are tested each time.
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From: etchuck@helix.nih.gov (Emil Thomas Chuck)
Subject: Re: Shaved heads/ CANADA RESULT
Organization: National Institutes of Health, Bethesda
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 20:01:51 GMT

Lei@bnos.csd.bldrdoc.gov writes:
:>        ``We feel offended because representatives of 23 countries voted
:          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
:>against us. They want us to lose. The change in the result, this defeat,
: ^^^^^^^^^^
:
: The dictator in Iraq has the same feeling because almost whole UN voted
: against him.

Well, that would be an interesting thought. Saddam Hussein shaving off all
his facial hair. I bet no one could ever be able to apprehend him if he did
that. Hmmm.....


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From: mack@isl.Stanford.EDU (mack)
Subject: GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING: results - 48kg
Summary: results of 3rd and 4th rounds of 48kg weight class
Keywords: greco-roman wrestling, olympics, 48kg
Organization: Stanford University
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 92 17:58:01 GMT
Expires: 10 Aug 92



Barcelona Olympics - Greco-Roman Wrestling
Tuesday July 28 1992 - Day 3 - Elimination Bouts: 48kg

1 kg. = 2.2 lbs.
S = Superiority
G = Great superiority


=====================================================================
Third round
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Pool A:
Wilber Amita (CUB)          def Nik Zagranitchni (ISR)   4-0
Iliuta Dascalescu (ROM)     def Mark Fuller (USA)        4-3 (touch)
Oleg Koutcherenko (EUN)     def Masanori Ohashi (JPN)    7-2
Lars Norringen (NOR)        bye

Pool B:
Vincenzo Maenza (ITA)       def Mohammad Hassoun (SYR)  15-0 (S)
Reza Asil (IRN)             def Pappu Yadav (IND)       11-1
Fuat Yidiz (GER)            def Jiang Wei (CHN)          3-0
=====================================================================
Fourth round
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Pool A:
Wilber Amita (CUB)          def Lars Ronningen (NOR)     2-1
Oleg Koutcherenko (EUN)     def Iliuta Dascalescu (ROM) 10-1

Pool B:
Vincenzo Maenza (ITA)       def Pappu Yadav (IND)       15-0 (S)
Reza Asil (IRN)             def Fuat Yidiz (GER)         3-0
=====================================================================
Standings after four rounds
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Pool A:
Name                            W-L     Pts
-------------------------------------------
Oleg Koutcherenko (EUN)         4-0    12.5
Wilber Amita (CUB)              4-0    12
Iliuta Dascalescu (ROM)         3-1    10.5
Masanori Ohashi (JPN)           1-2     6   eliminated
Nik Zagrantichni (ISR)          1-2     5   eliminated
Lars Ronningen (NOR)            1-2     5   eliminated
Mark Gilbert (USA)              1-2     4   eliminated
Omer Elmas (TUR)                0-2     2   eliminated
Goon Duk-Yong (KOR)             0-2     2   eliminated
Abdelmalek Aouad (MOR)          0-2     1   eliminated

Pool B:
Name                            W-L     Pts
-------------------------------------------
Reza Asil (IRN)                 4-0    13
Vincenzo Maenza (ITA)           3-0    11.5
Fuat Yildiz (GER)               3-1    10
Pappu Yadav (IND)               2-2     7.5 eliminated
Jiang Wei (CHN)                 1-2     5.5 eliminated
Nuran Pelikyian (BUL)           0-2     2   eliminated
Mohamad Hassoun (SYR)           0-2     1   eliminated
Mynor Fuentes (GUA)             0-2     1   eliminated
Joszef Farago (HUN)             0-2     0.5 eliminated
=====================================================================

    --mack

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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 11:43:17 -0400 
From: Victor Lin <vl11+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Re: dream team or nightmare team?
	<1992Jul29.193846.2051@noao.edu>

Rich Lund@noao.edu wrote:

>Hey, Barkley may not be the world's best comedian, but
>people like you need to lighten up.  Must everything said 
>be taken literally, seriously, or as racist slanderous trash?
 
>The fact is that the "Dream Team" has had intense media coverage
>and for the most part these super athletes have been courteous
>respectful and understanding.  They are risking injury to their
>person, which could jeopardize their careers, to help the U.S.
>win a Gold Medal in basketball.  Most of us are grateful for their
>effort and delighted to see this fantastic  assortment of NBA
>superstars display their talents.

>If the "Dream Team" takes the gold or not, I want to thank them
>for their "Patriotism" and for the marvelous demonstration of 
>basketball skills.  A team of this caliber may never be assembled
>again, so ENJOY it NOW.

The risks to Barkley's career or helping the US win a gold medal
or the so-called "Patriotism" do not justify his actions.  What
about the career and future of the Angolan player and his intention
to do his best while playing a fair game? 
 
>Rich Lund
>lund@noao.edu


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From: ivan@ne.ncsu.edu (Ivan Maldonado)
Subject: Re: USA soccer team
Reply-To: ivan@nepjt.ne.ncsu.edu (Ivan Maldonado)
Organization: North Carolina State University, Raleigh
	<1992Jul24.212100.6115@pony.Ingres.COM>
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 23:11:04 GMT

In article (Colin Morris) writes:
> In article JGARLITZ@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU writes:
> >Does anybody out there have an opinion on the chances of the US soccer team
> >placing in the top 3 at the Olympics?  I have heard any information on the
> >status about them.  Do they have the same German coach and players that will
> >compete for the World Cup?  If so, I believe the US may have a good chance
> >to get a medal.
> 
> Well, they lost 2-1 to Italy in their opening game today, which I
> guess was a pretty respectable result given that Italy won the
> European U21 Championship (the qualifying championship for European
> teams). The Olympic competition is U23 only, so the US team contains
> few regular members of the full International team.

The US Olympic soccer team literally 'breezed through' the qualifying
rounds against other North & Central American teams (Mexico, Honduras,
Canada) at home and away.  At the opening game, they missed 3 of their
top players due to injuries or whatever.  In my opinion (which might
be shared by others who have seen this team play), they have a great
chance at a medal.  In fact, the level of US soccer is very high and
of world class caliber at the younger and female levels (gals won the 
1991 world championship in China).  This is mostly due to the high school
and college support/structure/popularity of the game.  At the professional
level, or the lack of thereof, the US has a long way to go and I feel
that many great players are lost after their college days because they
have no place to go, unless of course, they are willing and able to seek
adventure in the European leagues, as several of the National team
members have done and succeeded at doing.

-Ivan Maldonado

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From: nhmas@gauss.med.harvard.edu (Mark Shneyder 432-4219)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: Re: John Tesh
Date: 31 Jul 92 14:32:25 GMT
Organization: HMS

In article <834@emoryu1.cc.emory.edu> chemsn@emory.edu (Sreehari Nimmala) writes:
>chuanli@remus.rutgers.edu (chuanli) writes:
>: I watched the women gymnastic team competition last night, and found
>: John Tesh very anoying.
>
>Is this John is the same one of Entertinement Tonight on ABC?
>If so, how come NBC hired him? I am of the opinian that ABC and
>NBC are arch rivals. Somebody please clarify this.
>
>---Sreehari

ET is produced by Paramount Television and is a syndicated program.
It's probably seen on an ABC affiliate in your area, that's why you think
it's an ABC program. John Tesh's contracts with NBC and Paramount
allows him to work for both.Pat O'Brein of CBS works on ET,aslo.
O'Brein even filed reports for ET during the Winter Games when he
was in France with CBS. Our local CBS affiliate carries ET which
will switch stations on Labor Day and be seen on an NBC affiliate.

John Tesh came to NBC from CBS where he was known for his work on
Tour De France coverage in the eraly '80s for which he even wrote an
original score.

-Mark
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From: bhat@ccad.uiowa.edu (Dinkar N. Bhat)
Subject: Re: Barkley is a jerk...
Organization: CAD-Research, University of Iowa, Iowa City
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 07:35:37 GMT

>
>Barkley's conduct during their opening game against Angola was disgraceful to
>say the least. After an uncontested lay-up, Barkely visciously elbowed an
>Angolan player on his way back to the US end of the court. The Angolans showed
>nothing other than perfect sportsmanship and this attack was in no way
>acceptable. It took the shine off an otherwise entertaining performance by
>the US. 
>
>Being an Australian I am also concerned about the US teams attitude towards the
>Aust. team. Their initial concerns about playing against Magic Johnson were
>raised out of a lack knowledge. There are alot of people still uneducated as
>far as AIDS is concerned, and an initial fear of comming into contact with a
>HIV positive person is understandable. The team as a whole will feel privelaged
								      **********
>if they get to play against the likes of Johnson, Jordan, Bird, Pippin ..etc.
>
>At a press conference, Barkley especially seemed to expose a hatred towards the 
>Aust. team, givin his recent exploits I hope this doesn't amount to anything.
>
>Cheers
>-Trevor
>

Come on! The Australians have no reason to feel privileged to play the
..er.."Dream Team". Such statements only boost their ego even further.
Barkley is a true jerk and thats it. I find nothing wrong in the Australian's
concern of playing against the *sigh* "Dream Team".
Go Australia!

Dinkar.
From: sue@ariel.its.unimelb.EDU.AU (Sue McPherson)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.olympics
Subject: The Clean Games ???
Date: 28 Jul 92 04:14:34 GMT
Organization: SOFTWARE CONTRACTS GROUP, University of Melbourne, Australia

There has been a lot of talk about how these will be the "Clean Games", ie.
that with improved drug detection the use of performance enhancing drugs
will be reduced.

Concern has arisen in Australia about the drug testing procedures. Apparently
after one of the men's swimming finals (100m breaststroke I think) the Gold and
Silver medal winners wandered off to press conferences while the Australian
who won the Bronze medal was called up for drug tests.

So, aren't ALL medal winners supposed to get tested?

Was the 100m breaststroke a solitary mistake or has the drug testing system
broken down already?

Sue McPherson
sue@ariel.unimelb.edu.au
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From: Robert.Holton@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Robert Holton)
Subject: 3 britons send home
Organization: Extended Bulletin Board Service
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 10:22:39 GMT

Jason Livingstone - 60m sprint

Andrew Saxton & Andrew Davies - weightlifing

These athletes were tested out of competition earlier in the month and due
to a backlog in the labs the results have only just come through.
Livingstone tested positive for steriods - he hasn't answered the charges
yet so will probably appeal. Saxton and Davies have admitted the offence,
they were found to have a 'stimulant and anabolic agent' in their blood.
They've been suspended for life but will appeal saying that it is
medication that Saxton took for asthma and gave to Davies when he
complained of a 'tight chest'.

Good to see that the British random testing is working to an extent and
catching (some of?) those breaking the rules.
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From: rachele@cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless)
Subject: Re: Tatiana Gutsu (was re: GYMNASTICS: results)
Keywords: gymnastics
Organization: Rice University, Houston
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 02:25:13 GMT
Expires: Mon, 10 Aug 1992 05:00:00 GMT

In article <1992Jul30.003952.12815@u.washington.edu> ileana@hardy.u.washington.edu (Ileana Blade) writes:
>rachele@cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless) writes:
>>Well... I would be willing to bet that Zmeskal was always slated to
>>perform 2nd to last on beam and bars and last on floor and vault, and
>>that her performance on compulsory beam wouldn't have an effect on the
>>lineups.  The American coaches would have been strongly criticized had
>>they changed the lineup.  (If you got that bit of information about
>>changing the line-up order from _USA Today_, please keep in mind that
>>this newspaper, while being wonderful for providing results, will
>>often stretch the truth to make a story...)
>No, they said that on NBC. they said that, given her performance on
>the compulsories she was supposed to perform second (so that the
>better ranked would go last, which supposedly is better for purposes
>of judge-warm-up) but they shifted her at the last moment.
>
>WHat i don't know is whether the rule that they altered is just some
>sort of convention within the team, within the competition, or what.
>but the message (from NBC) was that they were trying to help Kim
>get on the finals (thus choosing to favour her against Kerry).

Well, I've noticed the NBC commentators saying incorrect things too,
most notably John Tesh.  There is no rule that regulates how a line-up
is determined; that decision is completely at the discretion of the
head coach, Bela Karolyi, with input from his assistant coaches, Marta
Karolyi and Steve Nunno (Miller's coach).  Kim is capable of pulling
higher scores than Kerri-- the only question was her confidence.
Obviously Bela felt that she would perform as the normal Kim, hitting
all of her routines.  Regardless of the individual competition, it was
in the best interest of the team to have Zmeskal later on in the
line-up.  And last night was the *team* competition.  Bela was even
quoted as saying that Kim must forget about her fall on compulsory
beam, and forget about her individual chances.  That night, her task
was to do well for the team.

Rachele
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From: rswiftrw@cc.curtin.edu.au (Rod Swift)
Subject: JUDO: Result-M's Heavyweight Finals & Semi-finals
Organization: -=[ Curtin University ]=-  Perth, Australia.
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 13:08:47 GMT

JUDO - Men's Heavyweight FINALS
===============================
 

FINAL:
------
KHAKHALEICHHVILI, David		EUN	Gold
	defeated
OGAWA, Naoya			JPN	Silver
	by waza-ari-awasete-ippon (throw).


SEMI-FINALS:
------------
KHAKHALEICHVILI, David		EUN
	defeated
CSOSZ, Imre			HUN
	by waza-ari (throw).

OGAWA, Naoya			JPN
	defeated
DOUILLET, David			FRA
	by waza-ari-awasete-ippon (throw).

** Results complete **
 
Rod Swift
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      *         * *         *       |    RSwiftRW@cc.Curtin.edu.au    |
       *       *   *       *        | Rod Swift     Curtin University |
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Xref: sparky rec.sport.olympics:1258 rec.sport.hockey.field:367