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Sun, Nov 23 2008 

Olympics

2008 Beijing Olympics

Americans overcome tragedy

BEIJING (AP) — When it was all over, Hugh McCutcheon didn’t have to tell his wife that his U.S. men’s volleyball team had beaten the odds — and overcome tragedy — to win the Olympic gold medal.....more>>

  • ‘Redeem Team’ caps games for United States
    BEIJING (AP) — What fencer Mariel Zagunis started, Dwyane Wade and the “Redeem Team” finished.
    In between, Michael Phelps and the rest of the U.S. delegation put on one heck of an Olympics — perhaps their best ever.

  • Final 2008 Beijing Olympic medal count
    Final medal count:
    Country G S B Tot
    United States 36 38 36 110

  • Domination
    BEIJING — The scoreboard that flashed USA 92, Australia 65 only told part of the story behind this gold-medal dominance.

  • U.S. women, men win 1,600 relays
    BEIJING (AP) — Sanya Richards took the baton for the final lap of the 1,600-meter relay with the U.S. in second place.

  • Big day for U.S. men
    BEIJING (AP) — Put up a net, put American men in action and watch out. At these Olympics, that’s becoming an unbeatable combination.

  • Maybe it’s time to open Olympics to all ages
    BEIJING (AP) — Being a young gymnast wasn’t always a bad thing. Nadia Comaneci, after all, was just 14 when she scored a perfect 10 to win gold in Montreal.

  • Golden goal
    BEIJING (AP) — They came to the Beijing Olympics as a team trying to find its way, still adjusting to a new coach and each other, still smarting from a loss that brought humiliation on and off the field.

  • U.S. golden on the beach, but silver on the diamond
    BEIJING (AP) — U.S. women’s softball and U.S. women’s beach volleyball, two sure things at the Olympics.

  • ‘I just blew my mind’
    BEIJING (AP) — Usain Bolt’s eyes darted to check the numbers on the trackside clock once, twice, three times, more.
    For the only time in eight races at these Olympics, Bolt was really trying — gritting his teeth, pumping his arms, churning his golden spikes with those long, long legs. In the closing steps of the 200-meter final Wednesday night, with no other runner nearby, Bolt trained those mischief-loving eyes on the bright numbers he knew would ultimately define what already was a sublime performance.

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