Suzanne Balogh, AUS Men's 10 m Air Rifle: Qinan Zhu, CHN Swimming: Men's 200 m Freestyle: Ian Thorpe, AUS Men's 100 m Backstroke: Aaron Peirsol, USA Women's 100 m Backstroke: Natalie Coughlin, USA Women's 100 m Breaststroke: Luo Xuejuan, CHN Weightlifting: Women's 58 kg: Chen Yanqing, CHN Men's 62 kg: Zhiyong Shi, CHN Baseball: Chipper Jones of the Atlanta Braves hits his 300th career home run in a 5–4 victory over the San Diego Padres. AtlantaBraves.com Softball: Ninotska Amaro, her sister Alizabeth and Joselyn Steider combine to throw a perfect game, as team Puerto Rico beats the Red Mountain team from Mesa, Arizona, as part of the Senior League Softball World Series. Boxing: Former world Bantamweight champion Robert Quiroga, 35, is found murdered in his hometown of San Antonio, Texas. August 15, 2004 (Sunday) Michael Schumacher wins the Formula One Hungarian Grand Prix, securing the constructors' championship for Ferrari. Schumacher sets two driver records—12 victories in a season, and seven consecutive victories in a season. (ESPN.com) PGA Championship: Vijay Singh wins the PGA Championship in a three-hole playoff, defeating Justin Leonard and Chris DiMarco. Singh wins his second career championship in spite of failing to shoot a birdie during regulation play in the 4th round. (ESPN.com) NASCAR: Tony Stewart wins the Sirius at the Glen race in Watkins Glen, New York, despite suffering from leg and stomach cramps for most of the event. (ESPN.com) 2004 Summer Olympics Olympic Basketball: The Puerto Rican National Basketball Team beats the United States, 92–73, recording only the third loss in Olympic competition for the U.S. team, and the first since NBA players were allowed to compete. (ESPN) Argentina beats Serbia and Montenegro 83–82 after a last-second, off-the-floor basket by Manu Ginóbili, which provoked an angry outburst by Serbia-Montenegro's head coach. (ESPN) Gold medal winners on day 2: Cycling: Women's Road race: Sara Carrigan, AUS Fencing: Women's Individual Épée: Tímea Nagy, HUN Judo: Women's 48–52 kg: Dongmei Xian, CHN Men's 60–66 kg: Masato Uchishiba, JPN Shooting: Women's 10 m Air Pistol: Olena Kostevych, UKR Men's Trap: Alexei Alipov, RUS Swimming: Women's 100 m Butterfly: Petria Thomas, AUS Women's 400 m Freestyle: Laure Manaudou, FRA Men's 100 m Breaststroke: Kosuke Kitajima, JPN Men's 4 × 100 m Freestyle Relay: South Africa (Roland Mark Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian Townsend, Ryk Neethling) Weightlifting: Women's 53 kg: Udomporn Polsak, THA Men's 56 kg: Halil Mutlu, TUR August 14, 2004