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百年奥运 世纪奇迹 ACOG,一个普普通通的英文缩写,却代表着一个几年来为体育界、为世人关注的机构。它便是亚特兰大奥运会组委会。 1990年9月18日,这一天同样普普通通,但对于美利坚南部小城亚特兰大,又具有怎样的意义呢?多少人为这一天而忐忑,而亢奋,而狂喜,也许这一天令许多人终生难忘,会被记入亚市史志、记入美利坚史志。而对于ACOG的每个人,特别是组委会主席比利·佩恩,在这一天无异于新生。1990年9月18日,东京。国际奥委会投票选举1996年奥运举办地,在第5轮投票中,亚特兰大在最后关头以51比35票击败了威望高不可及的奥运圣城——雅典,成了真正的幸运儿。
Centuries Olympic miracle ACOG, an ordinary English acronym, but represents a few years for the sports community, for the world attention. It is the Atlanta Olympic Organizing Committee. On September 18, 1990, the day was equally commonplace, but what was the point of having access to Atlanta, a small southern city of the United States? Many were so shy about the day that they were overjoyed and ecstatic, and perhaps many were unforgettable on this day, Will be credited to the history of Asia City, credited to the history of the United States. And for everyone at ACOG, especially Billy Payne, chairman of the organizing committee, on this day is nothing new. September 18, 1990, Tokyo. The International Olympic Committee voted to host the 1996 Olympic Games. In its fifth round of voting, Atlanta beat the venerable Olympic city of Athens, 51 to 35, at the last minute, to become a real lucky kid.