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Basketball

MEN

Yesterday's quarterfinals

United States 102, Spain 94

Lithuania 95, China 75

Italy 83, Puerto Rico 70

Argentina 69, Greece 64

Today's semifinals

United States vs. Argentina, 10 a.m.

Italy vs. Lithuania, 12:15 p.m.
 
Summary

United States 102, Spain 94

SPAIN — P. Gasol 9-17 11-11 29, J. Navarro 5-18 5-5 17, J. Calderon 8-14 1-1 19, J. Garbajosa 5-8 0-0 12, C. Jimenez 1-2 1-2 3, I. Iturbe 0-0 0-0 0, J. Comas 1-1 0-0 2, F. Reyes 1-2 0-2 2, O. Yebra 0-0 0-0 0, R. Duenas 1-1 0-0 2, R. Fernandez 2-4 1-2 6, R. de la Fuente 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 34-70 19-23 94.

UNITED STATES — A. Iverson 4-10 5-6 16, S. Marbury 10-15 5-6 31, L. Odom 4-6 3-6 11, R. Jefferson 2-6 0-0 6, T. Duncan 4-6 1-1 9, D. Wade 2-9 0-0 4, C. Boozer 5-8 2-3 12, C. Anthony 1-1 0-0 3, L. James 0-2 0-0 0, C. Okafor 0-0 0-0 0, S. Marion 3-7 2-2 8, A. Stoudemire 1-1 0-1 2. Totals 36-71 18-25 102.

Spain	25 18 24 27 — 94
United States	25 19 30 28 — 102

3-Point goals — Spain 7-23 (P. Gasol 0-1, J. Navarro 2-8, J. Calderon 2-5, J. Garbajosa 2-3, C. Jimenez 0-1, R. Fernandez 1-3, R. de la Fuente 0-2) United States 12-22 (A. Iverson 3-8, S. Marbury 6-9, R. Jefferson 2-3, D. Wade 0-1, C. Anthony 1-1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — Spain 36 (J. Calderon 7) United States 30 (L. Odom 6, S. Marion 6). Assists — Spain 3 (P. Gasol 1, C. Jimenez 1, R. Fernandez 1) United States 16 (A. Iverson 4, S. Marbury 4). Total Fouls — Spain 18 United States 27.

WOMEN

Today's games

7th place — Czech Republic vs. Spain

5th place — Greece vs. New Zealand

Semifinals

Russia vs. United States, 4:30 a.m.

Brazil vs. Australia, 6:45 a.m.

Tomorrow's games

Bronze Medal, 4 a.m.

Gold Medal, 6:15 a.m.

Canoe-Kayak

MEN

Kayak Singles 500

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Eirik Veraas Larsen, Norway, 1:38.361 (Q); 2. Akos Vereckei, Hungary, 1:38.737 (Q); 3. Javier Correa, Argentina, 1:39.525 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Ian Wynne, Britain, 1:38.911 (Q); 2. Lutz Altepost, Germany, 1:39.643 (Q); 3. Babak Amir Tahmasseb, France, 1:40.467 (Q); 4. Rami Zur, Chula Vista, Calif., 1:40.727.

Heat 3

1. Adam van Koeverden, Canada, 1:38.907 (Q); 2. Nathan Baggaley, Australia, 1:39.031 (Q); 3. Andrea Facchin, Italy, 1:40.387 (Q).

Canoe Singles 500

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Martin Doktor, Czech Republic, 1:50.253 (Q); 2. Marton Joob, Hungary, 1:50.813 (Q); 3. Wang Bing, China, 1:51.649 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Aliaksandr Zhukouski, Belarus, 1:50.563 (Q); 2. Stanimir Atanasov, Bulgaria, 1:50.631 (Q); 3. Richard Dalton, Canada, 1:51.027 (Q).

Kayak Doubles 500

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Hungary (Zoltan Kammerer; Botond Storcz), 1:30.438 (Q); 2. Russia (Anatoly Tishchenko; Vladimir Grushikhin), 1:31.786 (Q); 3. Italy (Antonio Rossi; Beniamino Bonomi), 1:31.830 (Q). Also: 6. United States (Bartosz Wolski, Chula Vista, Calif.; Rami Zur, Chula Vista, Calif.), 1:33.482.

Heat 2

1. Lithuania (Alvydas Duonela; Egidijus Balciunas), 1:30.270 (Q); 2. Australia (Clint Robinson; Nathan Baggaley), 1:30.710 (Q); 3. Spain (Damian Vindel; Francisco Llera), 1:30.998 (Q).

Canoe Doubles 500

Semifinals

1. Romania (Silviu Simioncencu; Florin Popescu), 1:41.424 (Q); 2. Hungary (Gyorgy Kozmann; Gyorgy Kolonics), 1:41.472 (Q); 3. Belarus (Aliaksandr Kurliandchyk; Aliaksandr Bahdanovich), 1:42.484 (Q). Also: 8. United States (Jordan Malloch, Seattle; Nathan Johnson, Seattle), 1:46.424.

WOMEN

Kayak Singles 500

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Katrin Wagner, Germany, 1:52.630 (Q); 2. Jenni Honkanen, Finland, 1:53.050 (Q); 3. Li Ting, China, 1:53.598 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Josefa Idem, Italy, 1:50.844 (Q); 2. Larissa Peisakhovitch, Israel, 1:55.096 (Q); 3. Lucy Hardy, Britain, 1:56.432 (Q); 4. Carrie Johnson, San Diego, 1:56.712.

Kayak Doubles 500

Semifinals

1. Bulgaria (Delyana Dacheva; Bonka Pindzheva), 1:44.246 (Q); 2. Sweden (Sofia Paldanius; Anna Karlsson), 1:44.570 (Q); 3. Belarus (Hanna Puchkova; Alena Bets), 1:45.234 (Q). Also: 7. United States (Kathryn Colin, Kailua, Hawaii; Lauren Spalding, Maui, Hawaii), 1:46.786.

Diving

Women's 3m Springboard

Semifinal

1. Julia Pakhalina, Russia (1, 347.04; 4, 237.42), 584.46 (Q); 2. Guo Jingjing, China (2, 319.71; 2, 243.06), 562.77 (Q); 3. Blythe Hartley, Canada (3, 321.33; 6, 229.62), 550.95 (Q); 4. Irina Lashko, Australia (4, 303.66; 1, 246.51), 550.17 (Q); 5. Wu Minxia, China (5, 306.96; 3, 240.39), 547.35 (Q); 6. Loudy Tourky, Australia (6, 310.65; 7, 227.79), 538.44 (Q); 7. Vera Ilina, Russia (7, 311.97; 9, 225.90), 537.87 (Q); 8. Emilie Heymans, Canada (8, 305.04; 8, 225.96), 531.00 (Q); 9. Tania Cagnotto, Italy (9, 298.77; 5, 231.15), 529.92 (Q); 10. Ditte Kotzian, Germany (10, 295.50; 10, 221.10), 516.60 (Q); 11. Paola Milagros Espinosa Sanchez, Mexico (11, 301.14; 14, 205.32), 506.46 (Q); 12. Rachelle Kunkel, West Valley City, Utah (12, 294.75; 13, 209.76), 504.51 (Q); 13. Olena Fedorova, Ukraine (13, 290.43; 11, 212.85), 503.28; 14. Nora Barta, Hungary (14, 279.24; 12, 212.28), 491.52; 15. Jane Smith, Britain (15, 282.90; 16, 200.85), 483.75; 16. Ganna Sorokina, Ukraine (16, 269.52; 15, 204.63), 474.15; 17. Jenna Dreyer, South Africa (17, 267.84; 18, 196.59), 464.43; 18. Juliana Veloso, Brazil (18, 265.29; 17, 197.16), 462.45.

Final

GOLD — Guo Jingjing, China (2, 243.06; 1, 390.09), 633.15

SILVER — Wu Minxia, China (3, 240.39; 3, 371.61), 612.00

BRONZE — Julia Pakhalina, Russia (4, 237.42; 2, 373.20), 610.62

4. Vera Ilina, Russia (9, 225.90; 4, 363.21), 589.11; 5. Blythe Hartley, Canada (6, 229.62; 5, 343.38), 573.00; 6. Loudy Tourky, Australia (7, 227.79; 6, 339.15), 566.94; 7. Irina Lashko, Australia (1, 246.51; 9, 305.46), 551.97; 8. Tania Cagnotto, Italy (5, 231.15; 8, 319.23), 550.38; 9. Rachelle Kunkel, West Valley City, Utah (13, 209.76; 7, 336.96), 546.72; 10. Emilie Heymans, Canada (8, 225.96; 10, 304.77), 530.73; 11. Ditte Kotzian, Germany (10, 221.10; 11, 288.42), 509.52; 12. Paola Milagros Espinosa Sanchez, Mexico (14, 205.32; 12, 284.88), 490.20.

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Individual Qualification

1. Alina Kabaeva, Russia, 53.300; 2. Irina Tchachina, Russia, 53.150; 3. Anna Bessonova, Ukraine, 52.650; 4. Aliya Yussupova, Kazakhstan, 51.950; 5. Natalia Godunko, Ukraine, 51.875; 6. Simona Peycheva, Bulgaria, 50.275; 7. Eleni Andriola, Greece, 50.200; 8. Almudena Cid, Spain, 49.875; 9. Inna Zhukova, Belarus, 48.775; 10. Theodora Pallidou, Greece, 48.625; 11. Svetlana Rudalova, Belarus, 48.525; 12. Laura Zacchilli, Italy, 48.150; 13. Elizabeth Paysieva, Bulgaria, 46.950; 14. Anna Gurbanova, Azerbaijan, 46.300; 15. Lisa Ingildeeva, Germany, 45.725; 16. Katerina Pisetsky, Israel, 45.425; 17. Dominika Cervenkova, Czech Republic, 45.250; 18. Mary Sanders, United States (Toronto), 44.500; 19. Yukari Murata, Japan, 44.200; 20. Zhong Ling, China, 43.275; 21. Hannah McKibbin, Britain, 41.475; 22. Penelope Blackmore, Australia, 38.900; 23. Stephanie Sandler, South Africa, 37.075; 24. Wania Monteiro, Cape Verde Islands, 36.600.

Team Qualification

1. Russia (Olesia Beluguina; Olga Glatskikh; Tatiana Kurbakova; Natalia Lavrova; Elena Murzina; Elena Posevina), 49.875 (Q); 2. Italy (Elisa Blanchi; Fabrizia D'Ottavio; Marinella Falca; Daniela Masseroni; Elisa Santoni; Laura Vernizzi), 48.175 (Q); 3. Bulgaria (Zhaneta Ilieva; Eleonora Kezhova; Zornitsa Marinova; Kristina Ranguelova; Galina Tancheva; Vladislava Tancheva), 46.900 (Q); 4. Greece (Styliani Christidou; Eleni Chronopoulou; Ilektra Elli Efthymiou; Maria Kakiou; Varvara Magnisali; Stergiani Pantazi), 46.400 (Q); 5. China (Dai Yong-Jun; Hu Mei; Li Jia; Lu Ying-Na; Lu Yuan-Yang; Zhang Shuo), 46.100 (Q); 6. Belarus (Natalia Aliaksandrava; Yavhenia Burlo; Hlafira Martsinovich; Zlatislava Nersesian; Alina Nikandrava; Maria Paplyka), 45.700 (Q); 7. Brazil (Larissa Barata; Fernanda Cavalieri; Ana Maria Maciel; Tayanne Mantovaneli; Jennifer Oliveira; Dayane Silva), 44.950 (Q); 8. Spain (Sonia Abejon; Barbara Gonzalez; Marta Linares; Isabel Pagan; Carolina Rodriguez; Nuria Velasco), 44.600 (Q); 9. Ukraine (Maria Bila; Yulia Chernova; Olena Dzyubchuk; Yelyzaveta Karabash; Inga Kozhokhina; Oksana Paslas), 42.150; 10. Poland (Justyna Banasiak; Martyna Dabkowska; Malgorzata Lawrynowicz; Anna Mrozinska; Alexandra Wojcik; Alexandra Zawistowska), 41.775.

Women's

Field Hockey

Yesterday's results

9th place — South Africa 4, Spain 3

7th place — South Korea 3, Japan 1

5th place — Australia 3, New Zealand 0

BRONZE — Argentina 1, China 0

GOLD — Germany 2, Netherlands 1

Women's

Team Handball

Yesterday's results

9th place — Angola 38, Greece 23

Quarterfinals

Ukraine 25, Spain 23

France 25, Hungary 23

South Korea 26, Brazil 24

Denmark 32, China 28

Modern Pentathlon

MEN

Shooting

1. Dzmitry Meliakh, Belarus (186), 1168; 2. Qian Zhenhua, China (185), 1156; 3. Rustem Sabirkhuzin, Russia (185), 1156; 4. Steffen Gebhardt, Germany (183), 1132; 5. Han Do Ryung, South Korea (183), 1132; 6. Michal Michalik, Czech Republic (181), 1108; 7. Marcin Horbacz, Poland (181), 1108; 8. Pavel Uvarov, Kyrgyzstan (181), 1108; 9. Niklaus Bruenisholz, Switzerland (180), 1096; 10. Sebastien Deleigne, France (180), 1096.

Also

18. Chad Senior, United States (175), 1036;

25. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (171), 988.

Fencing

1. Andrey Moiseev, Russia (22-9), 1000; 2. Deniss Cerkovskis, Latvia (19-12), 916; 2. Andrejus Zadneprovskis, Lithuania (19-12), 916; 2. Andrea Valentini, Italy (19-12), 916; 2. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (19-12), 916; 6. Marcin Horbacz, Poland (18-13), 888; 6. Rustem Sabirkhuzin, Russia (18-13), 888; 6. Enrico Dell'amore, Italy (18-13), 888; 6. Michal Michalik, Czech Republic (18-13), 888; 6. Akos Kallai, Hungary (18-13), 888; 11. Edvinas Krungolcas, Lithuania (16-15), 832.

Also

26. Chad Senior, United States (12-19), 720.

Swimming

1. Andrey Moiseev, Russia (1:58.88), 1376; 2. Libor Capalini, Czech Republic (2:02.00), 1336; 3. Eric Walther, Germany (2:02.03), 1336; 4. Chad Senior, United States (2:02.39), 1332; 5. Dzmitry Meliakh, Belarus (2:02.63), 1332; 6. Andrejus Zadneprovskis, Lithuania (2:04.34), 1308; 7. Vasileios Floros, Greece (2:04.40), 1308; 8. Marcin Horbacz, Poland (2:04.43), 1308; 9. Erik Johansson, Sweden (2:06.68), 1280; 10. Raphael Astier, France (2:06.93), 1280.

Also

18. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (2:09.11), 1252.

Riding

1. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (28), 1172; 2. Gabor Balogh, Hungary (28), 1172; 3. Qian Zhenhua, China (56), 1144; 4. Dzmitry Meliakh, Belarus (56), 1144; 5. Michal Michalik, Czech Republic (56), 1144; 6. Erik Johansson, Sweden (84), 1116; 7. Eric Walther, Germany (84), 1116; 8. Libor Capalini, Czech Republic (84), 1116; 9. Lee Choon Huan, South Korea (84), 1116; 10. Daniel Santos, Brazil (84), 1116.

Also

22. Chad Senior, United States (196), 1004.

Running

1. Andrejus Zadneprovskis, Lithuania (9:31.46), 1116; 2. Chad Senior, United States (9:35.76), 1100; 3. Deniss Cerkovskis, Latvia (9:38.77), 1088; 4. Eric Walther, Germany (9:39.36), 1084; 5. Rustem Sabirkhuzin, Russia (9:39.60), 1084; 6. Libor Capalini, Czech Republic (9:40.70), 1080; 7. Sebastien Deleigne, France (9:45.31), 1060; 8. Niklaus Bruenisholz, Switzerland (9:46.75), 1056; 9. Gabor Balogh, Hungary (9:49.67), 1044; 10. Andrey Moiseev, Russia (9:51.88), 1036.

Also

27. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (10:13.95), 948.

Overall

GOLD — Andrey Moiseev, Russia (1036, 1000, 1376, 1032, 1036), 5480

SILVER — Andrejus Zadneprovskis, Lithuania (1000, 916, 1308, 1088, 1116), 5428

BRONZE — Libor Capalini, Czech Republic (1084, 776, 1336, 1116, 1080), 5392

4. Deniss Cerkovskis, Latvia (1096, 916, 1252, 1004, 1088), 5356; 5. Dzmitry Meliakh, Belarus (1168, 692, 1332, 1144, 1004), 5340; 6. Michal Michalik, Czech Republic (1108, 888, 1260, 1144, 932), 5332; 7. Eric Walther, Germany (952, 832, 1336, 1116, 1084), 5320; 8. Gabor Balogh, Hungary (1036, 804, 1240, 1172, 1044), 5296; 9. Vakhtang Iagorashvili, United States (988, 916, 1252, 1172, 948), 5276; 10. Rustem Sabirkhuzin, Russia (1156, 888, 1216, 908, 1084), 5252; 11. Sergio Salazar, Mexico (1000, 832, 1276, 1088, 1004), 5200; 12. Manuel Pradillo Ortega, Mexico (1072, 804, 1276, 1032, 1012), 5196; 13. Chad Senior, United States (1036, 720, 1332, 1004, 1100), 5192; 14. Niklaus Bruenisholz, Switzerland (1096, 776, 1252, 1004, 1056), 5184.

Sailing

49er

Final ranking

GOLD — Spain (Iker Martinez; Xavier Fernandez) (3, 11, 7, 5, 1, 12, 2, 6, 12, 1, 8, 2, 8, 2, 4, 7), 67.0

SILVER — Ukraine (Rodion Luka; George Leonchuk) (4, 15, 3, 7, 2, 10, 7, 5, 9, 5, 3, 10, 6, 5, 3, 3), 72.0

BRONZE — Britain (Chris Draper; Simon Hiscocks) (8, 5, 6, 3, 10, 8, 1, 13, 11, 8, 2, 4, 1, 9, 6, 6), 77.0; 4. Norway (Christoffer Sundby; Frode Bovim) (1, 3, 9, 20, 6, 4, 13, 8, 15, 11, 6, 9, 11, 3, 2, 2), 88.0; 5. United States (Tim Wadlow, San Diego; Pete Spaulding, Miami) (7, 8, 5, 20, 9, 9, 8, 3, 1, 13, 7, 3, 10, 11, 1, 10), 92.0; 6. Brazil (Andre Fonseca; Rodrigo Duarte) (2, 4, 13, 13, 3, 3, 5, 12, 10, 12, 5, 15, 12, 10, 8, 5), 104.0; 7. Australia (Chris Nicholson; Gary Boyd) (13, 6, 15, 1, 17, 18, 10, 1, 7, 3, 1, 17, 2, 1, 20, 11), 105.0.

Tornado

Ranking after race 10

1. Austria (Roman Hagara; Hans Peter Steinacher) (1, 3, 8, 1, 14, 8, 4, 1, 2, 5), 33.0; 2. United States (John Lovell, New Orleans; Charlie Ogeltree, Houston) (2, 2, 1, 6, 9, 9, 6, 7, 1, 2), 36.0; 3. Argentina (Santiago Lange; Carlos Espinola) (7, 1, 6, 5, 6, 11, 5, 8, 4, 3), 45.0.

Star

Ranking after race 10

1. Brazil (Torben Grael; Marcelo Ferreira) (5, 4, 1, 1, 2, 5, 2, 7, 11, 4), 31.0; 2. France (Xavier Rohart; Pascal Rambeau) (3, 9, 6, 15, 7, 2, 4, 12, 3, 1), 47.0; 3. Canada (Ross Macdonald; Mike Wolfs) (7, 11, 4, 3, 1, 5.2, 8, 14, 8, 2), 49.2; 4. United States (Paul Cayard, Kentfield, Calif.; Phil Trinter, Lorain, Ohio) (1, 6, 15, 10, 3, 6, 1, 15, 6, 8), 56.0.

Soccer

WOMEN

Yesterday's results

BRONZE — Germany 1, Sweden 0

GOLD — United States 2, Brazil 1, OT

Summary

U.S.A. 2, Brazil 1 (OT)

United States	1 0 1 — 2
Brazil	0 1 0 — 1

First Half — 1. United States, L. Tarpley, 39:00. Second Half — 2. Brazil, Pretinha, 73:00. Overtime — 3. United States, A. Wambach, 112:00. Yellow Cards — Formiga, Brazil, 18:00; Monica, Brazil, 47:00.

MEN

Today's game

BRONZE — Italy vs. Iraq, 10:30 a.m.

Tomorrow's game

GOLD — Argentina vs. Paraguay, 12 a.m.

Synchronized Swimming

Team

Technical Routine

1. Russia (Elena Azarova; Olga Brusnikina; Anastasia Davydova; Anastasia Ermakova; Maria Gromova; Maria Kiseleva; Olga Novokshchenova; Anna Shorina; Elvira Khasyanova), 49.667; 2. Japan (Michiyo Fujimaru; Saho Harada; Naoko Kawashima; Emiko Suzuki; Miya Tachibana; Miho Takeda; Juri Tatsumi; Yoko Yoneda; Kanako Kitao), 49.167; 3. United States (Alison Bartosik, Santa Clara, Calif.; Erin Dobratz, Clayton, Calif.; Rebecca Jasontek, Loveland, Ohio; Anna Kozlova, Santa Clarita, Calif.; Sara Lowe, DeSoto, Texas; Lauren McFall, Los Altos, Calif.; Stephanie Nesbitt, Riverside, Calif.; Kendra Zanotto, Los Gatos, Calif.; Tamara Crow, St. Louis), 48.584; 4. Spain (Raquel Corral; Andrea Fuentes; Tina Fuentes; Gemma Mengual; Ana Montero; Irina Rodriguez; Ione Serrano; Paola Tirados; Alicia Sanz), 48.167; 5. Canada (Erin Chan; Jessica Chase; Jessika Dubuc; Marie Pierre Gagne; Fanny Letourneau; Shayna Nackoney; Anouk Reniere Lafreniere; Courtenay Stewart; Nicole Cargill), 47.584; 6. China (Chen Yu; Gu Beibei; He Xiaochu; Hou Yingli; Hu Ni; Li Zhen; Wang Na; Zhang Xiaohuan; Wu Man), 47.084; 7. Italy (Monica Cirulli; Costanza Fiorentini; Joey Paccagnella; Elisa Plaisant; Sara Savoia; Beatrice Spaziani; Lorena Zaffalon; Laura Zanazza; Federica Stefanelli), 46.834; 8. Greece (Aglaia Anastasiou; Maria Christodoulou; Eleftheria Ftouli; Eleni Georgiou; Effrosyni Gouda; Apostolia Ioannou; Evgenia Koutsoudi; Olga Pelekanou; Christina Thalassinidou), 46.250.

Taekwondo

MEN

58Kg

Quarterfinals

Tamer Bayoumi, Egypt, beat Michalis Mouroutsos, Greece, 8-2; Mu Yen Chu, Taiwan, beat Juan Ramos, Spain, 9-1; Quoc Huan Nguyen, Vietnam, beat Paul Green, Britain, 4-2; Oscar Francisco Salazar Blanco, Mexico, beat Oleksandr Shaposhnyk, Ukraine, 6-2.

Semifinals

Mu Yen Chu, Taiwan, beat Tamer Bayoumi, Egypt, 5-4; Oscar Francisco Salazar Blanco, Mexico, beat Quoc Huan Nguyen, Vietnam, (4-1, 3-0, 2-0), 8-0.

Bronze Medal

Tamer Bayoumi, Egypt, beat Juan Ramos, Spain, (4-0, 4-2, 1-2), 7-1.

Gold Medal

Mu Yen Chu, Taiwan, beat Oscar Francisco Salazar Blanco, Mexico, (0-0, 3-0, 2-1), 5-1.

Repechage

Quarterfinals

Yulis Gabriel Mercedes Reges, Dominican Republic, beat Oleksandr Shaposhnyk, Ukraine, DNS.

Semifinals

Tamer Bayoumi, Egypt, beat Yulis Gabriel Mercedes Reges, Dominican Republic, Withdrawn, 02:59, 3; Juan Ramos, Spain, beat Quoc Huan Nguyen, Vietnam, (5-0, 2-0, 2-0), 8-0.

WOMEN

49Kg

Quarterfinals

Yanelis Yuliet Labrada Diaz, Cuba, beat Yaowapa Boorapolchai, Thailand, 3-1; Euda Carias, Guatemala, beat Nevena Lukic, Austria, 1-1, Superiority; Ivett Gonda, Canada, beat Dalia Contreras, Venezuela, 3-2; Shih Hsin Chen, Taiwan, beat Gladys Alicia Mora Romero, Colombia, 1-0.

Semifinals

Yanelis Yuliet Labrada Diaz, Cuba, beat Euda Carias, Guatemala, 8-3; Shih Hsin Chen, Taiwan, beat Ivett Gonda, Canada, 3-2.

Bronze Medal

Yaowapa Boorapolchai, Thailand, beat Gladys Alicia Mora Romero, Colombia, (0-0, 0-0, 2-2), 2-1.

Gold Medal

Shih Hsin Chen, Taiwan, beat Yanelis Yuliet Labrada Diaz, Cuba, (2-2, 3-1, 1-1), 5-4.

Repechage

Quarterfinals

Gladys Alicia Mora Romero, Colombia, beat Sangina Baidya, Nepal, 5-1.

Semifinals

Gladys Alicia Mora Romero, Colombia, beat Euda Carias, Guatemala, 2-0; Yaowapa Boorapolchai, Thailand, beat Ivett Gonda, Canada, 2-1.

Track & Field

MEN

200

GOLD — Shawn Crawford, Raleigh, N.C., 19.79.

SILVER — Bernard Williams, Gainesville, Fla., 20.01.

BRONZE — Justin Gatlin, Raleigh, N.C., 20.03.

4. Frank Fredericks, Namibia, 20.14; 5. Francis Obikwelu, Portugal, 20.14; 6. Stephan Buckland, Mauritius, 20.24; 7. Tobias Unger, Germany, 20.64; NR. Asafa Powell, Jamaica, DNS.

400 Hurdles

GOLD — Felix Sanchez, Dominican Republic, 47.63.

SILVER — Danny Mc Farlane, Jamaica, 48.11.

BRONZE — Naman Keita, France, 48.26.

4. James Carter, Hampton, Va., 48.58; 5. Bayano Kamani, Panama, 48.74; 6. Marek Plawgo, Poland, 49.00; 7. Alwyn Myburgh, South Africa, 49.07; 8. Bennie Brazell, Baton Rouge, La., 49.51.

Long Jump

GOLD — Dwight Phillips, Mesa, Ariz., (8.59), 28-2 1-4.

SILVER — John Moffitt, Baton Rouge, La., (8.47), 27-9 1-2.

BRONZE — Joan Lino Martinez, Spain, (8.32), 27-3 3-4.

4. James Beckford, Jamaica, (8.31), 27-3 1-4; 5. Christopher Tomlinson, Britain, (8.25), 27-0 3-4; 6. Ignisious Gaisah, Ghana, (8.24), 27-0 1-2; 7. Ivan Pedroso, Cuba, (8.23), 27-0; 8. Gabriel Bogdan Tarus, Romania, (8.21), 26-11 1-4; 9. Vitaliy Shkurlatov, Russia, (8.04), 26-4 1-2; 10. Jonathan James Chimier, Mauritius, (8.03), 26-4 1-4; 11. Yagio Lamela, Spain, (7.98), 26-2 1-4; 12. Salim Sdiri, France, (7.94), 26-0 3-4.

800

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Djabir Said Guerni, Algeria, 1:45.76 (Q); 2. Mbulaeni Tongai Mulaudzi, South Africa, 1:46.09 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Wilfred Kipkemboi, Kenya, 1:44.28 (Q); 2. Yuriy Borzakovskiy, Russia, 1:44.29 (Q); 3. Mouhssin Chehibi, Morocco, 1:44.62 (Q); 4. Sello Hezekiel Sepeng, South Africa, 1:44.75 (Q).

Heat 3

1. Wilson Kipketer, Denmark, 1:44.63 (Q); 2. Ismail Salih, Sudan, 1:45.45 (Q).

110 Hurdles

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Maurice Wignall, Jamaica, 13.17 (Q); 2. Liu Xiang, China, 13.18 (Q); 3. Stanislavs Olijars, Latvia, 13.20 (Q); 4. Charles Allen, Canada, 13.23 (Q); 5. Duane Ross, Garner, N.C., 13.30.

Heat 2

1. Ladji Doucoure, France, 13.06 (Q); 2. Terrence Trammell, Ellenwood, Ga., 13.17 (Q); 3. Anier Garcia, Cuba, 13.30 (Q); 4. Matheus Inocencio, Brazil, 13.34 (Q).

Javelin

Qualifying

Group 1

1. Breaux Greer, Athens, Ga., (87.25), 286-3 (Q); 2. Sergey Makarov, Russia, (86.08), 282-5 (Q); 3. Esko Mikkola, Finland, (83.64), 274-5 (Q); 4. Andrus Varnik, Estonia, (83.25), 273-1 (Q); 5. Matti Narhi, Finland, (81.06), 265-11 (Q); 6. Steve Backley, Britain, (80.68), 264-8 (Q).

Group 2

1. Vadims Vasilevskis, Latvia, (84.43), 277-0 (Q); 2. Aleksandr Ivanov, Russia, (82.18), 269-7 (Q); 3. Tero Pitkamaki, Finland, (82.04), 269-2 (Q); 4. Andreas Thorkildsen, Norway, (81.74), 268-2 (Q); 5. Jan Zelezny, Czech Republic, (81.18), 266-4 (Q); 6. Eriks Rags, Latvia, (80.84), 265-2 (Q).

WOMEN

1500

Semifinals

Heat 1

1. Maria Cioncan, Romania, 4:06.69 (Q); 2. Anna Jakubczak, Poland, 4:06.77 (Q); 3. Tatyana Tomashova, Russia, 4:06.80 (Q); 4. Elvan Abeylegesse, Turkey, 4:07.10 (Q); 5. Hasna Benhassi, Morocco, 4:07.39 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Natalya Yevdokimova, Russia, 4:04.66 (Q); 2. Kelly Holmes, Britain, 4:04.77 (Q); 3. Lidia Chojecka, Poland, 4:04.83 (Q); 4. Natalia Rodriguez, Spain, 4:04.91 (Q); 5. Daniela Yordanova, Bulgaria, 4:04.94 (Q); 6. Carmen Douma Hussar, Canada, 4:05.09 (Q); 7. Olga Yegorova, Russia, 4:05.57 (Q).

4 X 100 Relay

First Round

Heat 1

1. United States (Latasha Colander, Garner, N.C.; Lauryn Williams, Miami; Marion Jones, Cary, N.C.; Angela Williams, Ontario, Calif.), 41.67 (Q); 2. Bahamas (Debbie Ferguson; Shandria Brown; Chandra Sturrup; Timica Clarke), 43.02 (Q); 3. Belgium (Kim Gevaert; Elodie Ouedraogo; Lien Huyghebaert; Katleen de Caluwe), 43.08 (Q).

Heat 2

1. Russia (Larisa Kruglova; Irina Khabarova; Yuliya Tabakova; Olga Fyodorova), 42.12 (Q); 2. Jamaica (Aleen Bailey; Beverley Mc Donald; Sherone Simpson; Tayna Lawrence), 42.20 (Q); 3. France (Christine Arron; Sylviane Felix; Muriel Hurtis; Veronique Mang), 42.98 (Q); 4. Nigeria (Endurance Ojokolo; Oludamola Osayomi; Mercy Nku; Gloria Kemasuode), 43.00 (Q); 5. Belarus (Oksana Dragun; Yelena Nevmerzhitskaya; Natalya Safronnikuva; Yuliya Nesterenko), 43.06 (Q).

High Jump

Qualifying

Group 1

1. Hestrie Suzette Cloete, South Africa, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 1. Vita Styopina, Ukraine, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 3. Tia Hellebaut, Belgium, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 4. Blanka Vlasic, Croatia, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 5. Inga Babakova, Ukraine, (1.92), 6-3 1-2 (Q); 6. Oana Manuela Pantelimon, Romania, (1.92), 6-3 1-2 (Q).

Also: 13. Chaunte Howard, Atlanta, (1.85), 6-0 3-4.

Group 2

1. Iryna Mykhalchenko, Ukraine, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 2. Anna Chicherova, Russia, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 2. Yelena Slesarenko, Russia, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 4. Monica Iagar, Romania, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 4. Amy Acuff, Austin, Texas, (1.95), 6-4 3-4 (Q); 6. Marta Mendia, Spain, (1.92), 6-3 1-2 (Q).

Also: 9. Tisha Waller, Atlanta, (1.89), 6-2 1-4.

Stat sheet

The United States has swept the men's 200 sprint six times in Olympic history:

2004 — 1. Shawn Crawford 19.79; 2. Bernard Williams 20.01; 3. Justin Gatlin 20.03.

1984 — 1. Carl Lewis 19.80; 2. Kirk Baptiste 19.96; 3. Thomas Jefferson 20.26

1956 — 1. Bobby Joe Morrow 20.6 OR; 2. Andrew Stanfield 20.7; 3. W. Thane Baker 20.9

1952 — 1. Andrew Stanfield 20.7 EOR; 2. W. Thane Baker 20.8; 3. James Gathers 20.8

1932 — 1. Eddie Tolan 21.2; 2. George Simpson 21.4; 3. Ralph Metcalfe 21.5

1904 — 1. Archie Hahn 21.6; 2. Nathaniel Cartmell 21.9; 3. William Hogenson NA

Triathlon

MEN

GOLD — Hamish Carter, New Zealand (18:19, 33; 1:00:44, 1; 32:04, 4), 1:51:07.73

SILVER — Bevan Docherty, New Zealand (18:13, 17; 1:00:51, 4; 32:11, 5), 1:51:15.60

BRONZE — Sven Riederer, Switzerland (18:17, 25; 1:00:45, 2; 32:31, 7), 1:51:33.26

4. Greg Bennett, Australia (18:19, 29; 1:01:29, 7; 31:53, 2), 1:51:41.58; 5. Frederic Belaubre, France (18:04, 7; 1:00:58, 6; 32:58, 12), 1:52:00.53; 6. Andreas Raelert, Germany (18:07, 12; 1:01:40, 10; 32:48, 9), 1:52:35.62; 7. Rasmus Henning, Denmark (18:19, 28; 1:01:29, 7; 32:49, 10), 1:52:37.32; 8. Olivier Marceau, Switzerland (18:18, 26; 1:00:46, 3; 33:40, 19), 1:52:44.36; 9. Hunter Kemper, Longwood, Fla. (18:11, 16; 1:02:43, 21; 31:52, 1), 1:52:46.33; 10. Simon Thompson, Australia (18:19, 31; 1:02:34, 16; 31:54, 3), 1:52:47.18; 11. Simon Whitfield, Canada (18:21, 36; 1:02:35, 17; 32:19, 6), 1:53:15.81; 12. Carl Blasco, France (18:06, 11; 1:01:43, 12; 33:31, 17), 1:53:20.16; 13. Hirokatsu Tayama, Japan (18:03, 5; 1:01:43, 12; 33:42, 20), 1:53:28.41; 14. Stephane Poulat, France (18:04, 9; 1:01:43, 12; 34:04, 26), 1:53:51.35; 15. Igor Sysoev, Russia (18:00, 3; 1:02:55, 24; 32:56, 11), 1:53:51.37; 16. Andrew Johns, Britain (18:11, 15; 1:00:53, 5; 35:11, 33), 1:54:15.87; 17. Danyl Sapunov, Kazakhstan (18:14, 18; 1:02:41, 20; 33:38, 18), 1:54:33.15; 18. Tim Don, Britain (18:07, 13; 1:01:40, 10; 34:55, 32), 1:54:42.13; 19. Maik Petzold, Germany (18:17, 23; 1:02:36, 18; 33:57, 24), 1:54:50.92; 20. Eneko Llanos, Spain (18:18, 27; 1:02:36, 18; 33:58, 25), 1:54:52.37; 21. Marko Albert, Estonia (18:01, 4; 1:01:48, 15; 35:37, 37), 1:55:26.59; 22. Andy Potts, Princeton, N.J. (17:49, 1; 1:03:05, 25; 34:42, 30), 1:55:36.47; 23. Ivan Rana, Spain (18:08, 14; 1:02:46, 22; 34:50, 31), 1:55:44.27; 24. Peter Robertson, Australia (18:16, 21; 1:01:33, 9; 35:55, 39), 1:55:44.36; 25. Dmitriy Gaag, Kazakhstan (18:29, 43; 1:05:23, 29; 32:36, 8), 1:56:28.97; 26. Sebastian Dehmer, Germany (18:23, 38; 1:05:31, 34; 33:08, 13), 1:57:02.88; 27. Victor Plata, Santa Cruz, Calif. (18:16, 22; 1:05:41, 40; 33:12, 14), 1:57:09.09; 28. Daniel Fontana, Argentina (18:25, 41; 1:05:30, 32; 33:19, 15), 1:57:14.20; 29. Filip Ospaly, Czech Republic (18:23, 37; 1:05:32, 35; 33:22, 16), 1:57:17.58; 30. Volodymyr Polikarpenko, Ukraine (18:03, 6; 1:05:53, 42; 33:43, 21), 1:57:39.28.

Volleyball

MEN

Today's semifinals

Russia vs. Italy, 9:30 a.m.

United States vs. Brazil, 11:30 a.m.

Sunday's games

Bronze Medal, 5:30 a.m.

Gold Medal, 7:30 a.m.

WOMEN

Yesterday's semifinals

Russia 3, Brazil 2 (18-25, 21-25, 25-22, 28-26, 16-14)

China 3, Cuba 2 (25-22, 25-20, 17-25, 23-25, 15-10)

Tomorrow's games

BRONZE — Brazil vs. Cuba, 8 a.m.

GOLD — Russia vs. China, 10 a.m.

Women's

Water Polo

Yesterday's results

BRONZE — United States 6, Australia 5

GOLD — Italy 10, Greece 9 (2 OT)

Summary

United States 6, Australia 5

Australia	0 0 3 2 — 5
United States	0 4 1 1 — 6

Second Quarter — 1. United States, N. Golda, 7:38 (PP). 2. United States, E. Estes, 9:58. 3. United States, R. Beauregard, 10:55. 4. United States, A. Stachowski, 11:58. Third Quarter — 5. Australia, E. Norwood, 15:25. 6. United States, E. Estes, 17:22. 7. Australia, K. Gynther, 17:51. 8. Australia, B. Brooks, 18:35 (PP). Fourth Quarter — 9. Australia, J. Fox, 21:32. 10. Australia, B. Brooks, 22:30. 11. United States, E. Estes, 25:40 (PP).

Wrestling

GRECO-ROMAN

60Kg

Qualifying

Jung Ji-hyun, South Korea, beat Eusebiu Iancu Diaconu, Romania, 6-0; Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, beat Makoto Sasamoto, Japan, 5-3; Alexey Shevtsov, Russia, beat Nurlan Koizhaiganov, Kazakhstan, 3-1.

Semifinals

Jung Ji-hyun, South Korea, beat Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, 3-1; Roberto Monzon Gonzalez, Cuba, beat Alexey Shevtsov, Russia, 6-3.

Fifth Place

Makoto Sasamoto, Japan, beat Nurlan Koizhaiganov, Kazakhstan, 4-0.

Bronze Medal

Armen Nazarian, Bulgaria, beat Alexey Shevtsov, Russia, 4-3.

Gold Medal

Jung Ji-hyun, South Korea, beat Roberto Monzon Gonzalez, Cuba, 3-0.

74Kg

Qualifying

Marko Yli-Hannuksela, Finland, beat Filiberto Azcuy Aguilera, Cuba, 3-1; Reto Bucher, Switzerland, beat Danil Khalimov, Kazakhstan, 3-0.

Semifinals

Marko Yli-Hannuksela, Finland, beat Reto Bucher, Switzerland, 3-0; Alexandr Dokturishivili, Uzbekistan, beat Varteres Samourgachev, Russia, 3-2.

Fifth Place

Danil Khalimov, Kazakhstan, beat Filiberto Azcuy Aguilera, Cuba, Forfeit Injury.

Bronze Medal

Varteres Samourgachev, Russia, beat Reto Bucher, Switzerland, 10-0, greater superiority.

Gold Medal Bout

Alexandr Dokturishivili, Uzbekistan, beat Marko Yli-Hannuksela, Finland, 4-1.

96Kg

Qualifying

Ramaz Nozadze, Georgia, beat Gogi Koguashvili, Russia, 3-0; Masoud Hashem Zadeh, Iran, beat Genadi Chhaidze, Kyrgyzstan, 3-1; Mehmet Ozal, Turkey, beat Ernesto Pena Williams, Cuba, 4-1.

Semifinals

Ramaz Nozadze, Georgia, beat Masoud Hashem Zadeh, Iran, 4-2; Karam Ibrahim, Egypt, beat Mehmet Ozal, Turkey, 11-0, greater superiority.

Fifth Place

Ernesto Pena Williams, Cuba, beat Genadi Chhaidze, Kyrgyzstan, 4-0.

Bronze Medal

Mehmet Ozal, Turkey, beat Masoud Hashem Zadeh, Iran, DSQ (Tournament).

Gold Medal

Karam Ibrahim, Egypt, beat Ramaz Nozadze, Georgia, 12-1, greater superiority.