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Guiados Por Phelps Van a La Cima Del Medallero 4C EXPRESO aCCIÓN Viernes 3 de Agosto de 2012 EL MEDALLERO PAÍS O P B T China 18 11 5 34 Estados Unidos 18 9 10 37 Corea del Sur 7 2 5 14 Francia 6 4 6 16 Gran Bretaña 5 6 4 15 Alemania 4 8 5 17 Italia 4 5 2 11 Corea del Norte 4 0 1 5 Rusia 3 6 8 17 Kazajistán 3 0 0 3 Sudáfrica 3 0 0 3 Japón 2 6 11 19 Holanda 2 1 3 6 Hungría 2 1 2 5 Ucrania 2 0 4 6 Australia 1 7 3 11 Rumania 1 3 2 6 Brasil 1 1 2 4 Nueva Zelanda 1 0 2 3 Eslovenia 1 0 1 2 Georgia 1 0 0 1 Lituania 1 0 0 1 Venezuela 1 0 0 1 México 0 3 1 4 Canadá 0 2 5 7 Colombia 0 2 1 3 Cuba 0 2 1 3 Suecia 0 2 0 2 Bielorrusia 0 1 1 2 Dinamarca 0 1 1 2 España 0 1 1 2 Indonesia 0 1 1 2 Mongolia 0 1 1 2 Noruega 0 1 1 2 Rep. Checa 0 1 0 1 Egipto 0 1 0 1 Polonia 0 1 0 1 Tailandia 0 1 0 1 China Taipei Chino 0 1 0 1 GUIADOS POR PHELPS Eslovaquia 0 0 3 3 Azerbaiyán 0 0 1 1 VAN A LA CIMA DEL Bélgica 0 0 1 1 Grecia 0 0 1 1 MEDALLERO India 0 0 1 1 Moldavia 0 0 1 1 Qatar 0 0 1 1 Singapore 0 0 1 1 Serbia 0 0 1 1 Uzbekistán 0 0 1 1 GANADORES DE MEDALLAS Repartición de medallas de la jornada del jueves 2 de agosto: TIRO CON ARCO ◗ Individual femenil ◗ ORO: Ki Bo Bae, Corea del Sur. ◗ PLATA: Aída Román, México. ◗ BRONCE: Mariana Avitia, México. CANOTAJE ESLALON Hombres ◗ Doble ◗ ORO: Gran Bretaña (Tim Baillie, Etienne Stott). MEXICANOS AL DÍA ◗ PLATA: Gran Bretaña 2 Actuación de la delegación (David Florence, Richard Los estadounidenses mexicana en la jornada del jue- Hounslow). ves 2 de agosto: ◗ BRONCE: Eslovaquia empatan a los asiáticos (Pavol Hochschorner, Peter con 18 medallas de oro TIRO CON ARCO Hochschorner). Las mexicanas Aída Román y Mariana Mujeres LONDRES.- Impulsada por Avitia sorprendieron Michael Phelps y la natación, ◗ Kayak sencillos al colgarse la plata y el bronce, Estados Unidos alcanzó a Chi- ◗ respectivamente, en la modalidad ORO: Emilie Fer, Francia. na en la cúspide del cuadro de ◗ PLATA: Jessica Fox, individual. En el duelo por el medallas en una jornada de los bronce, Avitia se impuso a la Australia. Juegos Olímpicos. estadounidense Khatuna Lorig por ◗ BRONCE: Maialen Al aproximarse el punto me- 6-2, mientras que Román perdió Choraraut, España. dio de Londres 2012, el duelo en flecha extra, tras empatar a 5 entre chinos y estadounidenses unidades con la surcoreana Bo Bae CICLISMO PISTA se pone al rojo vivo. Como an- / EXPRESO AFP Ki en los cinco sets. Hombres fi trión hace cuatro a ños en Bei- Rebeca Soni le dio ayer a Estados Unidos una presea dorada al ganar ◗ Velocidad por equi- jing, el gigante de Asia superó con récord olímpico los 200 metros pecho, con tiempo de 2:19.59 minutos. pos 51-36 a los norteamericanos. NATACIÓN La pulseada por medallas ◗ ORO: Gran Bretaña (Philip El mal paso de la delegación en Gran Bretaña arrancó a pe- mexicana en natación con- Hindes, Chris Hoy, Chris Hoy, dir de boca para China, que se DESPIERTA ESTADOS UNIDOS Jason Kenny). tinúa, con la eliminación de fue a dormir la víspera con una Además de sus logros en la natación, Estados Unidos también festejó en la María Fernanda González en los 200 ◗ PLATA: Francia (Gregory diferencia de cinco oros sobre gimnasia artística, remo y judo. metros dorso con tiempo de 2’12’’75, ◗ ◗ Bauge, Michael D’almeida, Estados Unidos. Pero al térmi- Gabby Douglas se coronó en el Al ganar en la división 78 kilos, dos segundos arriba de su marca Kevin Sireau). no de la jornada del jueves, las concurso individual, la tercera esta- Kayla Harrison logró un oro inédito personal. En los 800 metros estilo ◗ BRONCE: Alemania (Rene potencias quedaron igualados dounidense en fila que gana la prueba para el judo estadounidense. libre, Patricia Castañeda también se ◗ Enders, Robert Forstemann, con 18 títulos. reina de la gimnasia y la primera de China sólo pudo ganar un título en quedó corta de su marca persona, Fue un día esplendoroso raza negra. la jornada, cortesía de Zhang Jike en con tiempo de 8’44’’44, bueno para Maximilian Levy). ◗ para los estadounidenses y a El equipo de EU femenino de ocho tenis de mesa. el escalón 27 general. la cabeza estuvo Phelps, quien revalidó su cetro en el remo. Mujeres dos noches atrás se convirtió ◗ REMO Velocidad por equipos en el atleta más laureado en la La remera Débora Oakley ◗ ORO: Alemania (Kristina historia de la olímpico. primero con un triplete tiene resultó prematuro. cerró su participación en Vogel, Miriam Welte). Su victoria en los 200 metros un gran valor”, dijo Phelps tras Su caudal británico ya in- Londres 2012 al, finalizar en ◗ combinados incrementó a 20 su conquistar su primer oro indi- cluye dos oros (el otro fue en PLATA: China (Gong Jinjie, el quinto escaño de la semifinal C del cosecha total en una carrera a la vidual en Londres. “Es algo su- el relevo 4x200) y dos platas Guo Shuang). scull. Oakley había sido eliminada ya que prometió poner punto fi nal mamente especial y de lo cual en cinco carreras. Aún puede ◗ BRONCE: Australia (Anna de la competencia por las medallas. Meares, Kaarle Mcculloch). después de Londres. estoy súper feliz”. sumar más, al quedarle disputar Cada zambullida al agua de Pensar que tras arrancar con los 100 mariposa, el viernes y el VELA GIMNASIA ARTISTICA Phelps concita la posibilidad de un cuarto lugar en los 400 esti- relevo 4x100 estilos el sábado. En RS:X varonil, el yucate- un nuevo récord y eso fue lo que los, una carrera que Phelps cali- El himno estadounidense se Mujeres co David Mier y Terán ter- ◗ precisamente ocurrió al con- fi có como “ hor r ible”, se empezó entonó en otras dos instancias minó la quinta y sexta rega- Concurso individual vertirse en el primer hombre a hablar de que debió retirarse en el Centro Acuático gracias ◗ ORO: Gabrielle Douglas, ta en la posición 27 para mantenerse que en la natación gana la mis- tras Beijing, que había perdido a Tyler Clary (200 espalda) y en el peldaño 32 de la clasificación EEUU ma pruebas en tres olimpiadas ambición, que no se entrenó lo Rebbeca Soni (200 pecho), ésta ◗ general tras las primeras seis etapas PLATA: Victoria Komova, consecutivas. sufi ciente, etcétera. último batiendo su propio ré- con 144 unidades netas. Rusia. “Poder ganar el oro y ser el Damas y caballeros, todo eso cord mundial. ◗ BRONCE: Aliya Mustafina, Rusia. EEUU. ◗ PLATA: Ryosuke Irie, Japón. ◗ NATACIÓN PLATA: Ryan ◗ ORO: Ranomi Kromowidjojo, 200 pecho JUDO ◗ BRONCE: Ryan Lochte, EEUU. Hombres Lochte, EEUU. Holanda. ◗ ORO: Rebecca Soni, EEUU. Hombres ◗ ◗ BRONCE: Laszlo Cseh, Hungría. ◗ PLATA: Aliaksandra ◗ ◗ 100Kg 200 espalda 200 estilos PLATA: Satomi Suzuki, Japón. ◗ Mujeres Herasimenia, Bielorrusia. ◗ ◗ ORO: Tagir Kh ORO: Tyler Clary, ◗ ORO: Michael Phelps, EEUU. BRONCE: Iuliia Efimova, Rusia. ◗ 100 libre ◗ BRONCE: Tang Yi, China. ◗ PLATA: Tuvsh .
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