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Anastasia Davydova and Anastasia Ermakova took two golds each.

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Russian sweep

Wednesday September 1, 2004 11:14PM;
Updated: Wednesday September 1, 2004 11:14PM

Despite a technical glitch, Anastasia Davydova and Anastasia Ermakova collected their second gold medals as Russia claimed both the team and duet titles for the second Games in succession. American Tammy Crow helped the U.S. team win a bronze despite facing a prison sentence for a fatal car accident.

• All smiles as Russians get reward
• Results: Women's Team捤 Women's Duet


Date/Time	Status	Event
8/23 - 12:30PM	Complete	Women's Duet Preliminary Round
8/25 - 12:30PM	Complete	Women's Duet Final
8/26 - 12:30PM	Complete	Women's Team Technical
8/27 - 12:30PM	Complete	Women's Team Free
• More schedules and results

• Tammy Crow: 'Worst part of my life and now the best part' (AP) Saturday August 28, 01:01 AM

• With jail looming, Crow helps Americans win Olympic medal (AP) Friday August 27, 05:15 PM

• With jail looming, Crow helps Americans win Olympic medal (AP) Friday August 27, 04:30 PM

• With jail looming, Crow helps Americans win Olympic medal (AP) Friday August 27, 03:10 PM

• With jail looming, Crow helps Americans win Olympic medal (AP) Friday August 27, 02:24 PM

• BULLETIN (AP) Friday August 27, 01:41 PM

• Jail-bound Crow cheers American teammates in synchronized swimming (AP) Thursday August 26, 02:44 PM

• Jail-bound Crow cheers American teammates in synchronized swimming (AP) Thursday August 26, 02:41 PM

• More wire stories


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