athletics - LA84 Foundation
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evenge. The French did at once better and<br />
less well than in 1984 and 1988: Jean-François<br />
Lamour, double Olympic champion,<br />
won only the bronze for his last individual<br />
bout, but the team took third place, better<br />
than in Seoul although not so good as in Los<br />
Angeles, where they came second. A consistent<br />
performer, Italy’s Marco Marin matched<br />
once more the silver medal he had won in<br />
Los Angeles.<br />
Hommes - Men - Hombres<br />
* Fleuret individuel<br />
Foil individual<br />
Florete individual<br />
1. Philippe Omnes (FRA)<br />
2. Serguei Goloubitski (UKR)<br />
3. Elvis Gregory GiI (CUB)<br />
4. Udo Wagner (GER)<br />
5. Andrea Borella (ITA)<br />
6. Marian Sypniewski (POL)<br />
7. Guillermo Betancourt Scull (CUB)<br />
8. Joachim Wendt (AUT)<br />
Bence Szabo and Giovanni Scalzo in the<br />
sabre.<br />
The German foil team savouring victory.<br />
* Fleuret par équipes<br />
Team foil, Florete por equipos<br />
1.GER<br />
Udo Wagner<br />
Ulrich Rainer Schreck<br />
Thorsten Weidner<br />
Alexander Koch<br />
lngo Weissenborn<br />
2. CUB<br />
Elvis Gregory Gil<br />
Guillermo Betancourt Scull<br />
Oscar Garcia Perez<br />
Tulio Diaz Babier<br />
Hermenegildo Garcia Marturell<br />
3. POL<br />
Marian Sypniewski<br />
Piotr Kielpikowski<br />
Adam Krzesinski<br />
Cezary Siess<br />
Ryszard Sobczak<br />
4. HUN<br />
5. EUN<br />
6. ITA<br />
7. FRA<br />
8. KOR<br />
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