From: xiong@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Bo Xiong)
Subject: CND Summer Olympics Special Issue (II), July 28, 1992
Organization: Indiana University
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 23:05:14 -0500

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                             (News Global)

                  Special Issue on 1992 Summer Olympics (II)

                         Tuesday, July 28, 1992

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1. Two Golds, One Silver and One Bronze Go to China Today...............35
2. Overall Medals Standings (As of July 28 17:00 EST, U.S. Time)........35
3. Women's Gymnastics Results...........................................30
4. Summer Olympics: July 28's Medal Winners.............................65
5. Olympic Anecdote: 
   Gymnastics Dress-code Penalties Levied on China and Czechoslovakia...20
6. Mini Data: 
   The Final Medals Standings of XXIV Summer Olympics (Seoul, 1988).....25
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1. Two Golds, One Silver and One Bronze Go to China Today...............35
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From: Jian Liu and Charlie Li
Source: AP-DJ 7/28  (Summaried by CND)

Wang Yifu of China won the gold medal (684.8) Tuesday in the men's air 
pistol event.  Sergei Pyjianov of the Unified Team won the silver medal 
(684.1).  Sorin Babei of Romania won the bronze medal (684.1) in the air
pistol competition.

Zhang Shan of China won the gold medal (223 points) Tuesday in the open 
skeet shooting competition at the Olympics in Barcelona.  Juan Jorge Yarur 
of Peru won the silver medal (222 points) and Bruno Rossetti of Italy won 
the bronze (222 points).

Women's 400 Freestyle Relay:  Gold - United States, 3:39.46; Silver - China,
3:40.12;   Bronze - Germany, 3:41.60.

WEIGHTLIFTING - Featherweight (^132 Pounds):  Gold - Niam Suleymanoglu, 
Turkey, 705 1/4;   Silver - Nikolai Peshalkov, Bulgaria, 672 1/4; 
Bronze - He Yingqiang, China, 650 1/4.

                           Medal Count for China
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Grand Total of the first three days of the Barcelona Summer Olympics: 
5 Golds, 7 Silvers, and 2 Bronzes. 14 medals altogether.
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Tan Liangde of China is the leader after the preliminary phase of the men's 
three-meter platform diving competition.  Matt Lanzi of the U.S. is second,
followed by Albin Killat of Germany.

Tan Liangde was in position to win China's second diving gold medal after 
the 3-meter platform preliminary round.  Tan, who won silver medals in 1984 
and 1988, scored 426.390 to top Mark Lenzi of Fredericksburg, Va., who had 
409.110. Kent Ferguson of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., had a rough day but rallied 
to earn the last spot in the 12-man final.

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2. Overall Medals Standings (As of July 28 17:00 EST, U.S. Time)........35
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From: Jian Liu and Charlie Li

Summer Olympics: Overall Medals Standings (Through 35 Events)

           (THROUGH 35 EVENTS)
COUNTRY     GOLD SILVER BRONZE  TOTAL
U.S.           4      4      8     16
Unified Team   8      5      2     15
China          5      7      2     14
Hungary        5      2      1      8
Germany        2      1      4      7
France         0      2      5      7
South Korea    3      0      1      4
Japan          1      2      1      4
Australia      1      1      2      4
Italy          0      1      3      4
Bulgaria       1      2      0      3
Sweden         0      2      1      3
Romania        0      1      2      3
Netherlands    0      0      3      3
Spain          2      0      0      2
Cuba           1      1      0      2
Norway         1      0      0      1
Turkey         1      0      0      1
Brazil         0      1      0      1
Britain        0      1      0      1
Peru           0      1      0      1
Poland         0      1      0      1
Finland        0      0      1      1
Mongolia       0      0      1      1
Independent Team (Yugoslavia)
               0      0      1      1
Surinam        0      0      1      1

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3. Women's Gymnastics Results...........................................30
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From: rachele@cs.rice.edu (Rachele Harless)
Source: rec.sport.olympics  Date: Wed, 28 Jul 1992

Teams (Final Results):
1. UNIFIED TEAM    2. ROMANIA   3. USA   4. CHINA   5. ESP   6. HUN
7. AUS  8. FRA  9. GER   10. CAN   11. PRK   12. BUL

Top Individuals [qualified for the finals]

1. Shannon Miller (USA)
2. Svetlana Boguinskaya (EUN)
3. Cristina Bontas (ROM)
4. Lavinia Milosevi (ROM)
5. Tatiana Lysenko (EUN)
6. Betty Okino (USA)
7. Gina Gogean (ROM)
8. Roza Galieva (EUN)
9. Tatiana Gutsu (EUN) <-- does not qualify for All-Around finals *
10. Sylvia Mitova (BUL)
11. Vanda Hadarean (ROM) <-- also does not qualify for AA finals
12. Kim Zmeskal (USA) 
13. Yang Bo (CHN)
14. Kerri Strug (USA) <-- does not qualify for AA finals
15. Lu Li (CHN)
16. Henni Onodi (HUN) 
17. Maria Neculita (ROM) <-- does not qualify for AA finals
18. Li Yifang (CHN) 
19. Mirela Pasca (ROM) <-- does not qualify for AA finals
20. Li Li, (CHN), <-- does not qualify for AA finals

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4. Summer Olympics: July 28's Medal Winners.............................65
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From: Huijie <CHENH@ucs.indiana.edu>
Source: DJ    07/28

                              GYMNASTICS
                      WOMEN'S TEAM COMPETITION
Gold -- Unified Team     Silver -- Romania   Bronze -- United States

                                 JUDO
                        MEN'S HALF LIGHTWEIGHT
Gold -- Antal Kovacs, Hungary      Silver -- Theo Meijer, Netherlands
Bronze -- Dmitri Sergeev, Unified Team
 
                      WOMEN'S HALF LIGHTWEIGHT
Gold -- Kim Mi-Jung, South Korea    Silver -- Irene de Kok, Netherlands
Bronze -- Laetitia Meignan, France

                              SHOOTING
                          MEN'S AIR PISTOL
Gold -- Wang Yifu, China        Silver -- Sergei Pyjianov, Unified Team
Bronze -- Sorin Babei, Romania

                             OPEN SKEET
Gold -- Zhang Shan, China        Silver -- Juan Jorge Yarur, Peru
Bronze -- Bruno Rossetti, Italy

                              SWIMMING
                     WOMEN'S 400-METER FREESTYLE
Gold -- Dagmar Hase, Germany          Silver -- Janet Evans, U.S.
Bronze -- Hayley Lewis, Australia

                      MEN'S 100-METER FREESTYLE
Gold -- Alexander Popov, Unified Team    Silver -- Gustavo Borges, Brazil
Bronze -- Stephane Caron, France

                    WOMEN'S 100-METER BACKSTROKE
Gold -- Krisztina Egerszegy, Hungary       Silver -- Tunde Szabo, Hungary
Bronze -- Lea Loveless, U.S.

                     MEN'S 200-METER BACKSTROKE
Gold -- Martin Zubero, Spain      Silver -- Vladimir Selkov, Unified team
Bronze -- Stefano Battistelli, Italy

               WOMEN'S 4-X-100 METER FREESTYLE RELAY
Gold -- U.S. (Nicole Haislett, Dara Torres, Angel Martino and Jennie Thompson)
Silver -- China    Bronze -- Germany

                           WEIGHTLIFTING
                           FEATHERWEIGHT
Gold -- Naim Suleymanoglu, Turkey      Silver -- Nikolai Peshalov, Bulgaria
Bronze -- He Ying-Qiang, China

                             WRESTLING
                      GRECO-ROMAN COMPETITION
                        52-KG (114.5 POUNDS)
Gold -- Jon Ronningen, Norway   Silver -- Alfred Ter-Mkrtychyan, Unified team
Bronze -- Kyung Min, South Korea
      
                        68-KG (149.5 POUNDS)
Gold -- Attila Repka, Hungary         Silver -- Islam Duguchiev, Unified team
Bronze -- Rodney Smith, U.S.

                         100-KG (220 POUNDS)
Gold -- Hector Milian, Cuba                   Silver -- Dennis Koslowski, U.S.
Bronze -- Sergei Demyashkevich, Unified team

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5. Olympic Anecdote: 
   Gymnastics Dress-code Penalties Levied on China and Czechoslovakia...20
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From: Sanyee_Tang@mindlink.bc.ca (Sanyee Tang)
Source: soc.culture.china    Date: 28 Jul 92

BARCELONA, Spain (UPI) -- Showing a little too much buttock will cost you 
in women's gymnastics.

Two gymnasts from China and one from Czechoslovakia were penalized Monday 
for dress-code violations during their compulsories.

Zhang Xia and Lu Li were docked one-tenth of a point in China's team score.
Daniela Bartova of Czechoslovakia also was penalized a one-tenth, but that 
penalty will be taken from her individual score because Czechoslovakia is 
not entered in the team event.

Dress-code penalties are levied for only two reasons -- immodesty or wearing
a uniform different in style or color from those of teammates.

The penalties were levied by the International Gymnastics Federation's Jury 
of Appeals, one day after the women's compulsories.  Officials did not 
specify the nature of the violation, but the gymnasts' leotards apparently 
showed more leg than allowed.

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6. Mini Data: 
   The Final Medals Standings of XXIV Summer Olympics (Seoul, 1988).....25
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From: xi@binah.cc.brandeis.edu
Source: soc.culture.china   Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992

    XXIV Summer Olympics, Seoul, S. Korea, Sept 17-24, 1988
              Final Medals Standings (Top 14)

          Gold  Silver Bronze  Total
USSR(CIS)  55     31     46     132
E. Germany 37     35     30     102
US         36     31     27      94
W. Germany 11     14     15      40
Bulgaria   10     12     13      35
S. Korea   12     10     11      33
China       5     11     12      28
Romania     7     11      6      24
G. Britain  5     10      9      24
Hungary    11      6      6      23
France      6
Italy       6
Japan       4
Kenya       5

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