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BEIJING 2008:
29TH SUMMER OLYMPICS

BEIJING – Alicia Sacramone watched the mark for the North Korean gymnast pop up on the scoreboard, bumping her from third place to out of the medals in the vault competition. She fumbled with her fingers, slumped in her chair, looked down and bit her lower lip.

BEIJING – What USA Boxing needs is more medaling and less meddling. Personal coaches retain too much influence, national coach Dan Campbell said yesterday, and that continuing conflict has created a mutinous climate and contributed to what is now sure to be America's worst Olympic boxing showing in at least 60 years.

It was Rancho Bernardo High Day at Petco Park yesterday. First, Padres first-round pick Allan Dykstra – Rancho Bernardo class of '05 – was impressive while taking batting practice in his first unofficial appearance after agreeing to terms Friday.

• With his deal done, top pick Dykstra gets feel for Petco Park
• Padres box score
• Padres review
• Today's matchup

A Chargers veteran losing an eyelash should be prepared to sit out two practices. OK, so it hasn't come to that, but it sometimes seems such a measure of precaution wouldn't be far-fetched in this Chargers training camp.