http://www.in-forum.com/ap/index.cfm?page=view&id=D84N5GS80A four-minute delay at the start and a Greek chorus of boos and whistles made no difference to Shawn Crawford and his U.S. teammates. 1-2-3! That's how they finished before a riled-up crowd upset because they came to see defending champion Kostas Kenteris and got an American sweep instead.
Crawford, Bernard Williams and Justin Gatlin won medals in the 200 meters Thursday, a race minus the Greek hero, who withdrew from the games after he skipped a drug test.
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The start of the 200 was delayed for four minutes because hostile spectators were whistling in derision and chanting "Kenteris" and "Hellas, Hellas" - the Greek word for Greece. They booed loudest when the Americans were introduced.
Crawford and Williams were doing a victory lap, draped together in an American flag, when Phillips climbed the victory stand to accept his gold medal. The sprinters stopped on the track as "The Star-Spangled Banner" was played. Williams put his right hand over his heart.