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Illustrated Daily, July 29, 1996

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Evening track session (AT11681). Michael Johnson, he of the 54-race winning streak in the 400 meters, is expected to run for the first time at these Games—we don't characterize his jogs through three preliminary races as running—in the 400 final. Carl Lewis goes for a fourth straight gold medal in the long jump. And you thought Saturday night at Olympic Stadium was special.

WHAT IF ... Johnson exerts himself? Does Butch Reynolds's eight-year-old world record (43.29 seconds) stand a chance?


Diving (1)

(10 p.m.) Georgia Tech Aquatic Center

Men's Springboard
Pick: Dmitri Sautin, Russia

Gymnastics (5)

(8:30 p.m.) Georgia Dome

Men's Vault
Pick: Yeo Hong Chul, South Korea

Women's Balance Beam
Pick: Dina Kochetkova, Russia

Men's Parallel Bars
Pick: Vitaly Scherbo, Belarus

Women's Floor Exercises
Pick: Lilia Podkopayeva, Ukraine

Men's Horizontal Bar
Pick: Jesus Carballo, Spain

Table Tennis (1)

(1 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center

Women's Doubles
Pick: Deng-Qiao, China

Track and Field (8)

(8:30 a.m.) Olympic Stadium

Women's 10-km Walk
Pick: Elena Nikolayeva, Russia

(5:45 p.m.) Olympic Stadium

Women's Discus
Pick: Ilke Wyludda, Germany

Men's Long Jump
Pick: Carl Lewis, U.S.

Women's 800m
Pick: Maria Mutola, Mozambique

Women's 400m
Pick: Marie-José Pérec, France

Men's 400m
Pick: Michael Johnson, U.S.

Men's 110m Hurdles
Pick: Allen Johnson, U.S.

Men's 10,000m
Pick: Haile Gebrselassie, Ethiopia

Weightlifting (1)

(4 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center

238 Pounds
Pick: Igor Razarenov, Ukraine

Yachting (2)

(1 p.m.) Wassaw Sound

Men's Finn
Pick: Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Poland

Open Star
Pick: Grael-Ferreira, Brazil

Men's Sailboard
Pick: Nikolas Kaklamanakis, Greece

Women's Sailboard
Pick: Lee Lai Shan, Hong Kong


Mark Lenzi

Mark Lenzi

Lenzi, the gold medalist at the Barcelona Games in 1992, and Scott Donie give the U.S. two shots at a gold in springboard diving. Lenzi, 28, likes to soar. Before coming out of retirement in May 1995 to train for the Atlanta Games, the Indiana graduate was attending flight school in Sanford, Fla.

photograph by John Biever

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