Basketball
Women
United States 111, Czechoslovakia 55
Cuba 91, Unified Team 89
Field hockey
Men
Pakistan 6, Unified Team 2
Britain 3, India 1
Argentina 1, Egypt 0
Netherlands 4, New Zealand 3
Germany 1, Australia 1, tie
Team handball
Women
Germany 32, Nigeria 17
Austria 20, Spain 16
Unified Team 23, United States 16
South Korea 27, Norway 16
Volleyball
Men
Italy 3, Japan 0 (15-13, 15-7, 17-15)
Canada 3, France 0 (15-7, 15-6, 15-8)
South Korea 3, Algeria 0 (15-8, 15-11, 15-12)
United States 3, Spain 2 (15-6, 14-16, 12-15, 15-10, 15-11)
Swimming
Men`s 50-meter freestyle
Medal finals
1. Alexandre Popov, Unified Team, 21.91 seconds, Olympic record (old record, 22.14, Matt Biondi, Castro Valley, Calif., 1988.). 2. Matt Biondi, Castro Valley, Calif., 22.09. 3. Tom Jager, Tijeras, N.M., 22.30. 4. Peter Williams, South Africa, 22.50. 4. Christophe Kalfayan, France, 22.50.
Men`s 100-meter
backstroke
Medal finals
1. Mark Tewksbury, Canada, 53.98 seconds, Olympic record (old record, 54.51, David Berkoff, Huntington Valley, Pa., 1988.). 2. Jeff Rouse, Fredericksburg, Va., 54.04. 3. David Berkoff, Huntington Valley, Pa., 54.78. 4. Martin Lopez-Zubero, Spain, 54.96.
Men`s 200-meter butterfly
Medal finals
1. Mel Stewart, Charlotte, N.C., 1:56.26, Olympic record (old record, 1:56.94, Michael Gross, West Germany, 1988.). 2. Danyon Loader, New Zealand, 1:57.93. 3. Franck Esposito, France, 1:58.51. 4. Rafal Szukala, Poland, 1:58.89. 5. Keiichi Kawanaka, Japan, 1:58.97.
Women`s 200-meter
individual medley
Medal finals
1. Lin Li, China, 2:11.65, world and Olympic record (old world record, 2:11.73, Ute Geweniger, East Germany, 1981; old Olympic record, 2:12.59, Daniela Hunger, East Germany, 1988.). 2. Summer Sanders, Roseville, Calif., 2:11.91. 3. Daniela Hunger, Germany, 2:13.92. 4. Elena Dendeberova, Unified Team, 2:15.47. 5. Elli Overton, Australia, 2:15.76.
Women`s 800-meter
freestyle
Medal finals
1. Janet Evans, Placentia, Calif., 8:25.52. 2. Hayley Jane Lewis, Australia, 8:30.34. 3. Jana Henke, Germany, 8:30.99. 4. Philippa Langrell, New Zealand, 8:35.57. 5. Irene Dalby, Norway, 8:37.12.
400 medley relay
1. United States (Lea Loveless, Crestwood, N.Y.; Anita Nall, Towson, Md.; Crissy Ahmann-Leighton, Tucson, Ariz.; Jenny Thompson, Dover, N.H), 4:02.54, world record (old record, 4:03.69, East Germany, 1984.). 2. Germany (Dagmar Hase, Jana Doerries, Franziska Van Almsick, Daniela Hunger), 4:05.19. 3. Unified Team (Nina Jivanevskaia, Elena Roudkovskaia, Olga Kiritchenko, Natalia Mechtcheriakova), 4:06.44.
Wrestling
57 Kg (126 pounds)
Bronze Medal
Sheng Zetian, China, def. Alexandre Ignatenko, Unified Team, 5-4.
Gold Medal
An Han-Bong, South Korea, def. Rifat Yildiz, Germany, 6-5.
62 Kg (137 pounds)
Bronze Medal
Juan Luis Maren Delis, Cuba, def. Wlodzimierz Zawadzki, Poland, 5-0.
Gold Medal
M. Akif Pirim, Turkey, def. Serguei Martynov, Unified Team, 13-2.
82 Kg (181 pounds)
Bronze Medal
Daoulet Tourlykhanov, Unified Team, def. Magnus Fredriksson, Sweden, 2-0. Gold Medal
Peter Farkas, Hungary, def. Piotr Stepien, Poland, 6-1.
90 Kg (198 pounds)
Bronze Medal
Gogui Kogouachvili, Unified Team, def. Mikael Ljungberg, Sweden, 2-0.
Gold Medal
Maik Bullmann, Germany, def. Hakki Basar, Turkey, 5-0.
Shooting
Men`s rapid fire pistol
Final
1. Ralf Schumann, Germany, 885.0 points. 2. Afanasijs Kuzmins, Latvia, 882.0. 3. Vladimir Vokhmianine, Unified Team, 882.0. 4. Krzysztof Kucharczyk, Poland, 880.0. 5. John McNally, Columbus, Ga., 781.
Women`s small bore rifle
Three positions final
1. Launi Meili, Cheney, Wash., 684.3. 2. Nonka Detcheva Matova, Bulgaria, 682.7. 3. Malgorzata Ksiazkiewicz, Poland, 681.5. 4. Eva Forian, Hungary, 679.5. 5. Suzana Skoko, Croatia, 678.7.
