THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
U.S. 7 Netherlands 0
China 0 South Korea 0 (5{ ings, susp., rain)
BASKETBALL
Men
Australia 106 Iran 68
China 85 Angola 68
Lithuania 86 Russia 79
Spain 72 Germany 59
U.S. 92 Greece 69
FIELD HOCKEY
Women
Argentina 2 Japan 1
Germany 4 U.S. 2
Netherlands 1 China 0
Spain 2 South Korea 1
SOFTBALL
Australia 3 China 1
China 10 Netherlands 2
Canada 1 U.S. 0 (3{ ings, susp., rain)
TEAM HANDBALL
Men
Denmark 25 Russia 24
Germany 25 Egypt 23
Poland 28 Brazil 25
South Korea 22 Iceland 21
Spain 36 China 22
VOLLEYBALL
Men
Germany 3 Egypt 0 (29-27, 25-21, 25-21)
Italy 3 Venezuela 0 (25-21, 25-20, 25-21)
Poland 3 Serbia 1 (31-29, 22-25, 25-22, 25-21)
Russia 3 Brazil 1 (22-25, 26-24, 31-29, 25-19)
WATER POLO
Men
Australia 8
Canada 5
Croatia 13 Germany 5
Hungary 8 Spain 5
Italy 19 China 7
Montenegro 10 Greece 6
Serbia 4 U.S. 2
ARCHERY
Women
Individual (70-metre)
Bronze Medal
Yun Ok-Hee, South Korea, def. Kwon Un Sil, North Korea, 109-106.
Gold Medal
Zhang Juan Juan, China, def. Park Sung-Hyun, South Korea, 110-109.
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FENCING
Women
Team Sabre
Seventh Place
Canada (Julie Cloutier, Repentigny, Que. 1-0; Olga Ovtchinnikova, Toronto 3-0; Sandra Sassine, Montreal 3-0) , def. South Africa (Shelley Gosher 0-3; Jyoti Chetty 0-3; Adele du Plooy 0-3), 45-16.
Fifth Place
Russia (Elena Nechaeva 1-1; Ekaterina Fedorkina 2-1; Sofiya Velikaya 2-1), def. Poland (Irena Wieckowska 2-1; Aleksandra Socha 0-2; Bogna Jozwiak 1-2), 45-36.
Bronze Medal
United States (Mariel Zagunis, 1-2; Sada Jacobson, 1-1; Becca Ward, 2-1), def. France (Carole Vergne 1-2; Leonore Perrus 2-0; Solenn Mary 1-2), 45-38.
Gold Medal
Ukraine (Olha Zhovnir 0-2; Olga Kharlan 2-1; Olena Khomrova 2-1), def. China (Ni Hong 2-1; Bao Yingying 0-2; Tan Xue 2-1), 45-44.
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GYMNASTICS
Men
Individual All-Round
Final Ranking
1. Yang Wei, China, 94.575; 2. Kohei Uchimura, Japan, 91.975; 3. Benoit Caranobe, France, 91.925; 4. Hiroyuki Tomita, Japan, 91.750; 5. Sergey Khorokhordin, Russia, 91.700; 6. Maxim Devyatovskiy, Russia, 91.700; 7. Fabian Hambuechen, Germany, 91.675; 8. Yang Taeyoung, South Korea, 91.600; 9. Jonathan Horton, U.S., 91.575; 10. Rafael Martinez, Spain, 91.500.
11. Kim Daeeun, South Korea, 90.775; 12. Sasha Artemev, U.S., 90.675; 13. Philipp Boy, Germany, 90.675; 14. Luis Rivera Rivera, Puerto Rico, 90.175;
15. Adam Wong, Calgary, 89.800 ; 16. Anton Fokin, Uzbekistan, 89.750;
17. Nathan Gafuik, Calgary, 89.625 ; 18. Flavius Koczi, Romania, 89.575; 19. Enrico Pozzo, Italy, 89.375; 20. Daniel Keatings, Britain, 89.000.
21. Thomas Bouhail, France, 87.000; 22. Jose Luis Fuentes Bustamante, Venezuela, 86.300; 23. Dmitry Savitski, Belarus, 82.175; 24. Chen Yibing, China, 74.225.
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JUDO
Men
Under 100 kilograms
Bronze Medal Final 1
Movlud Miraliyev, Azerbaijan, def. Przemyslaw Matyjaszek, Poland, Waza-ari.
Bronze Medal Final 2
Henk Grol, Netherlands, def. Levan Zhorzholiani, Georgia, Yuko.
Gold Medal Final
Tuvshinbayar Naidan, Mongolia, def. Askhat Zhitkeyev, Kazakhstan, Waza-ari.
Women
Under 78kg
Bronze Medal Final 1
Jeong Gyeongmi, South Korea, def. Edinanci Silva, Brazil, Ippon, Kami-shiho-gatame, 02:39.
Bronze Medal Final 2
Stephanie Possamai, France, def. Esther San Miguel, Spain, Waza-ari.
Gold Medal Final
Yang Xiuli, China, def. Yalennis Castillo, Cuba, Hantei (decision).
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SHOOTING
Women
50-metre standard rifle (3 positions)
Final
1. Du Li, China (589, 101.3), 690.3; 2. Katerina Emmons, Czech Republic (586, 101.7), 687.7; 3. Eglis Yaima Cruz, Cuba (588, 99.6), 687.6; 4. Lioubov Galkina, Russia (585, 102.4), 687.4; 5. Jamie Beyerle, U.S. (586, 100.9), 686.9; 6. Olga Dovgun, Kazakhstan (588, 98.3), 686.3; 7. Lidija Mihajlovic, Serbia (586, 100.0), 686.0; 8. Wu Liuxi, China (585, 100.9), 685.9.
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Skeet (75 targets)
Final
1. Chiara Cainero, Italy (72, 21), 93; 2. Kim Rhode, U.S., (70, 23), 93; 3. Christine Brinker, Germany (70, 23), 93; 4. Nathalie Larsson, Sweden (69, 23), 92; 5. Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit, Thailand (71, 21), 92; 6. Wei Ning, China (70, 21), 91.
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SWIMMING
Men
100 Freestyle
Final
1. Alain Bernard, France, 47.21; 2. Eamon Sullivan, Australia, 47.32; 3. Jason Lezak, U.S., 47.67; 3. Cesar Cielo Filho, Brazil, 47.67; 5. Pieter van den Hoogenband, Netherlands, 47.75; 6. Lyndon Ferns, South Africa, 48.04; 7. Matt Targett, Australia, 48.20; 8. Stefan Nystrand, Sweden, 48.33.
200 Breaststroke
Final
1. Kosuke Kitajima, Japan, 2:07.64; 2. Brenton Rickard, Australia, 2:08.88; 3. Hugues Duboscq, France, 2:08.94;
4. Mike Andrew Brown, Perth, Ont., 2:09.03 ; 5. Daniel Gyurta, Hungary, 2:09.22; 6. Scott Spann, U.S., 2:09.76; 7. Loris Facci, Italy, 2:10.57; 8. Paolo Bossini, Italy, 2:11.48.
Women
200 Butterfly
Final
1. Liu Zige, China, 2:04.18; 2. Jiao Liuyang, China, 2:04.72; 3. Jessicah Schipper, Australia, 2:06.26; 4. Otylia Jedrzejczak, Poland, 2:07.02; 5. Yuko Nakanishi, Japan, 2:07.32; 6. Aurore Mongel, France, 2:07.36; 7. Elaine Breeden, U.S., 2:07.57; 8. Kathleen Hersey, Atlanta, 2:08.23.
4×200 Freestyle Relay
Final
1. Australia (Stephanie Rice, 1:56.60; Bronte Barratt, 1:56.58; Kylie Palmer, 1:55.22; Linda Mackenzie, 1:55.91), 7:44.31; 2. China (Yang Yu, 1:56.79; Zhu Qianwei, 1:56.64; Tan Miao, 1:58.11; Pang Jiaying, 1:54.39), 7:45.93; 3. U.S. (Allison Schmitt, 1:57.71; Natalie Coughlin, 1:57.19; Caroline Burckle, 1:56.70; Katie Hoff, 1:54.73), 7:46.33; 4. Italy (Renata Fabiola Spagnolo, 1:58.31; Alessia Filippi, 1:56.68; Flavia Zoccari, 1:59.80; Federica Pellegrini, 1:54.97), 7:49.76.
5. France (Coralie Balmy, 1:56.57; Ophelie-Cyrielle Etienne, 1:57.95; Aurore Mongel, 1:58.62; Camille Muffat, 1:57.52), 7:50.66; 6. Hungary (Agnes Mutina, 1:58.17; Evelin Verraszto, 1:57.80; Eszter Dara, 2:00.39; Zsuzsanna Jakabos, 1:59.17), 7:55.53; 7. Japan (Haruka Ueda, 1:58.44; Misaki Yamaguchi, 1:58.51; Maki Mita, 1:58.78; Emi Takanabe, 2:01.83), 7:57.56; 8. Sweden (Josefin Lillhage, 2:00.48; Gabriella Fagundez, 2:00.09; Ida Marko-Varga, 1:58.58; Petra Granlund, 2:00.68), 7:59.83.
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WRESTLING
Men
Greco-Roman
84kg
Bronze Medal Final 1
Nazmi Avluca, Turkey, def. Ma Sanyi, China, 0-4, 5-0, 6-0.
Bronze Medal Final 2
Ara Abrahamian, Sweden, def. Melonin Noumonvi, France, 4-0, 1-1.
Gold Medal Final
Andrea Minguzzi, Italy, def. Zoltan Fodor, Hungary, 1-1, 1-1, 4-0.
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96kg
Bronze Medal Final 1
Adam Wheeler, Colorado Springs, def. Han Taeyoung, South Korea, 3-1, 4-1.
Bronze Medal Final 2
Asset Mambetov, Kazakhstan, def. Marek Svec, Czech Republic, 1-1, 6-0.
Gold Medal Final
Aslanbek Khushtov, Russia, def. Mirko Englich, Germany, 6-0, 3-0.
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120kg
Bronze Medal Final 1
Mindaugas Mizgaitis, Lithuania, def. Yannick Szczepaniak, France, 2-1, 2-1.
Bronze Medal Final 2
Yuri Patrikeev, Armenia, def. Jalmar Sjoberg, Sweden, 2-1, 1-1, 3-0.
Gold Medal Final
Mijain Lopez, Cuba, def. Khasan Baroev, Russia, 5-0, 1-1.
