A cold front will blow through (high of 88°), and there's a 40% chance of rain. Women's team gymnastics finals (GA5699). It's a three-way race for the gold. The U.S., a close second behind Russia after Sunday's compulsory half of the competition, is seeking its first gold in the event. World champion Romania looms in third. What, No key? Kim Rhode—at 16 the youngest member of the U.S. shooting team and a medal hopeful in today's women's double trap—has already been awarded the "El Monte Tile," the highest honor bestowed upon citizens of El Monte, Calif. Fencing (1) (2:55 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center Men's Team Épée Pick: France Gymnastics (1) (3 p.m.) Georgia Dome Women's Team Pick: U.S. Judo (2) (3 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center Men's 172 Pounds Pick: Toshihiko Koga, Japan Women's 134.5 Pounds Pick: Gella Vandecaveye, Belgium Shooting (2) (Noon) Wolf Creek Shooting Complex Men's Free Pistol Pick: Sorin Babii, Romania Women's Double Trap Pick: Deborah Gelisio, Italy Swimming (5) (7:30 p.m.) Georgia Tech Aquatic Center Men's 400m Freestyle Pick: Danyon Loader, New Zealand Women's 200m Breaststroke Pick: Amanda Beard, U.S. Men's 100m Backstroke Pick: Jeff Rouse, U.S. Women's 100m Butterfly Pick: Angel Martino, U.S. Men's 4x100m Freestyle Relay Pick: U.S. Weightlifting (1) (4 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center 154 Pounds Pick: Kim Myong Nam, North Korea Wrestling/Greco-Roman (5) (3:30 p.m.) Georgia World Congress Center 114.5 Pounds Pick: Armen Nazarian, Armenia 136.5 Pounds Pick: Wlodzimierz Zawadzki, Poland 163 Pounds Pick: Filiberto Azcuy, Cuba 198 Pounds Pick: Hakki Basar, Turkey 286 Pounds Pick: Aleksandr Karelin, Russia Discover Native America '96 652-662 West Peachtree Street 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily Presented by the Seminole tribe of Florida, this festival includes singing and dancing by more than 15 tribes, Native American food, a museum and a Seminole village. Admission is $18 for adults, $12 for children. Amanda Beard Having already won a silver medal in the 100-meter breaststroke on Sunday, the 14-year-old Californian will again try to become the youngest U.S. swimmer ever to win an individual gold. Beard is the favorite in tonight's 200 breaststroke, but she will have to beat 100-meter gold medalist Penelope Heyns. photograph by Peter Read Miller

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