WINDSOR, England — The United States and Canada won their heats Sunday to qualify for the final of the women’s eight, setting up one of the top showdowns of the Olympic rowing regatta. Unbeaten in six years, the U.S. was again dominant in its first competitive outing on Dorney Lake, …
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