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Olympics finally starts two days before opening ceremony with Japan taking on Australia in softball

Tokyo Olympics finally gets started two days before the opening ceremony as hosts Japan THRASH Australia 8-1 in the first women s softball match On Wednesday, the first pitch was thrown in a softball game between Australia and Japan, as the sport returned to the Olympic stage after a 13-year absence It was the first tournament in the Tokyo Summer Games ahead of the opening ceremony scheduled for Friday Hosts Japan ran out easy winners, thrashing Australia 8-1, before the USA beat Italy 2-0 immediately after Softball originally became an Olympic sport in 1996, and appeared in every Summer Games up until 2008 in Beijing, after which it was dropped

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Japan beats Australia 8-1 in softball as Tokyo Olympic competition opens

Japan beats Australia 8-1 in softball as Tokyo Olympic competition opens
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Let the Games begin: Japan tops Australia in softball as delayed Tokyo Olympics open

Let the Games begin: Japan tops Australia in softball as delayed Tokyo Olympics open Share Updated: 10:24 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 By RONALD BLUM, AP Baseball Writer Let the Games begin: Japan tops Australia in softball as delayed Tokyo Olympics open Share Updated: 10:24 PM CDT Jul 20, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript eager viewers across the world are anticipating the start of the Tokyo olympic games as heatstroke warnings in Japan cause safety concerns for the athletes and staff involved as if targeting prevention of the coronavirus wasn t enough for the games organisers beating the heat with measures including water sprays and salt candies have recently been unveiled by officials. 25 year old office worker Satoru Takizawa says Japanese athletes are living in Japan and used to this environment of heat and humidity. But for foreign athletes, they are not used to Japan s hot weather. Burning sun and humid weather has scorched Japan s capital i

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Japan tops Australia in Olympic softball, 2 days ahead of Tokyo opening ceremony

Japan tops Australia in Olympic softball, 2 days ahead of Tokyo opening ceremony
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AP News in Brief at 11:03 p m EDT

An Olympics like no other, Tokyo perseveres to host Games TOKYO (AP) â It s an Olympics like no other â and the Tokyo Games are surely that â but this is an event that has persevered through wars, boycotts and now a pandemic over its 125-year modern history. The Tokyo Olympics have already broken new ground because of the 12-month delay caused by the coronavirus pandemic, pushing it into an odd-numbered year for the first time. But with no fans permitted in Japan, foreign or local, it has the distinction of being the first Games without spectators. âWeâre in uncharted territory, said Steve Wilson, the former president of the Olympic Journalists Association who covered the Olympic movement for The Associated Press for nearly three decades until 2017.

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