fighter Park Si-Hun despite pummeling Park for three rounds and landing 86 punches to Park's 32. The decision sparked outrage and an International Olympic Committee investigation found that the three judges who voted for Park Si-Hun had been bribed by South Korean officials. With some elements of corruption in Olympic boxing coming to light, refereeing standards were changed after the games to avoid future controversies. Corruption was also suspected in Michael Carbajal's decision loss in his gold medal match. In another controversial gold medal match, Riddick Bowe lost to future world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis. After Lewis landed several hard punches the referee gave Bowe two standing eight counts and waved the fight off after the second one, even though Bowe seemed able to continue. In yet another controversy, Michael Carbajal lost the gold medal bout in the light flyweight, with suspicions of politics influencing the judges decision being quite widespread. Members of the U.S. Army Boxing Team (Anthony Hembrick, Andrew Maynard, Kennedy McKinney, Ray Mercer) trained for the Olympics at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Furthermore, middleweight Anthony Hembrick never had the opportunity to fight. Hembrick and his coach, Ken Adams, misinterpreted the fight schedule. Afterwards, they blamed the schedule for being too confusing. By the time Hembrick arrived at Chamshil Students' Gymnasium twelve minutes late, he had been disqualified and the match was being awarded to South Korean Ha Jong-ho. Canoeing Men Women Key: QF - Qualified to medal final; SF - Qualified to semifinal; R - Qualified to repechage; * - Heat not held due to lack of competitors. All competitors scheduled for this heat advanced to the next round. Cycling Nineteen cyclists represented the United States in 1988. Connie Paraskevin-Young won bronze in the women's sprint. Road Track Points race Pursuit Sprint Time trial Diving Men Women Equestrian Dressage Eventing Jumping Fencing 19 fencers represented the United States in 1988. Men Women Field hockey Summary Women's tournament The US women's field hockey team competed for the second time at the Summer Olympics. Roster ( 1.) Patty Shea (gk) ( 2.) Yolanda Hightower ( 3.) Mary Koboldt ( 4.) Marcia Pankratz ( 5.) Cheryl Van Kuren ( 6.) Diane Bracalente ( 7.) Beth Beglin ( 8.) Marcella Place ( 9.) Sandra Vander-Heyden (10.) Tracey Fuchs (11.) Sheryl Johnson (12.) Sandra Costigan (13.) Christy Morgan (14.) Barbara Marois (15.) Megan Donnelly (16.) Donna Lee Head Coach: Boudewijn Castelijn Preliminary round