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The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday 5 June 2001
Tom Knight
Zola Budd, whose involvement in Mary Slaney's fall during the 3,000m final
typified the wretchedness of the year after she arrived here from South
Africa, will take part in the inaugural British Open 10km Road Race in
London on July 22. I
The Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday 5 June 2001
Tom Knight
MARK RICHARDSON, whose battle against a doping ban became something of a
cause celebre last year, is about to become a political hot potato within
the International Amateur Athletic Federation.
The reason is that the time is fast approac
Athletes, fans dissatisfied with new rules
Updated: Sun, Jun 03 7:26 PM EDT
By BERT ROSENTHAL, AP Track Writer
GRESHAM, Ore. (AP) - Stacy Dragila was frustrated, Lawrence Johnson was
angry.
That was the general reaction to the experimental rules aimed at speeding up
track meets at the Oregon Tr
anyone know what happened to niyongabo at chania? (he dnf'd) he has been
in and out of injury for the past three years, sad to see him go through
another year.
joel
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from www.athletix.net
53rd Venizelia 2001
EAA Permit Meeting
04 June 2001
Chania, Greece
MEN
100 m. (+1.8) 1. 10" 27. Deji Aliu (NGR); 2. 10" 42. Konstantin Rurak (UKR);
3. 10" 50. Namdi Amusim (NGR); 4. 10" 52. Tommi Hartonen (FIN); 5. 10" 57.
Costas Boukis (GRE); 6. 10" 61. Tuomas Nasi (
The IAAF's recap of the Adidas meet has quotes from the disgruntled U.S.
field eventers:
http://www.iaaf.org/news/index.asp?Filename=/news/Articles/getnews.asp?Code=36
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Luke Finley
Netters:
About
Dutch male athletes:
The
third place finisher in both sprints in 1936 was Martin Osendarp.
In the
post-war era, there was a pretty fair Dutch 1500/mile named, I believe Willie
Slikhuis (spelling?)
But,
of course, if you were
Based on Berryhill's (successful) strategy at the NCAA, I would guess that
we will see some wicked hard front running at the USATF.
Richard McCann
> Bottom line is they weren't in there. It should be SOMEBODY'S job to make
> sure they are in there. the onus is definitely on > the "Powers That Be"
of t&f in this country to get the word and get the
> results out there. Not just put on the wire and leave it up to the
papers.
> Demand it. D
If we were all those things, we wouldn't have let Long Island have its own Association.
Ed
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Edward Koch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: June 4, 2001 5:45:39 PM GMT
Subject: Re: RE: t-and-f: Re: Meets on TV, $$, etc
It might be more accurate to
Ed Koch wrote:
> One less radical idea that I haven't seen discussed as an alternative to
shorten the time of competition for the vertical >jumps would simply be to
tinker more with the height increments, especially at the lower heights
until the field narrows to
>five or six competitors.
Actual
If one looks around they will see that there is a lack of young
officials working track meets. Running clubs have a tough time getting
athletes to compete after their college eligibility has ended. The youth
of today is completely different from what it was in the seventies and
eighties. I hav
It might be more accurate to use comments like "Jurassic-minded", "Scrooge-like",
"lame-brained" and/or "ass-backwards" but never "profligate" or its synonyms.
HAHA
MJR
Bottom line is they weren't in there. It should be SOMEBODY'S job to make
sure they are in there. Don't pass the proverbial buck. Most track fans
have figured out where to get results. If you want MORE track fans than you
already have (assume that USATF does, right?) then the onus is definitel
...there is a online chat with Marion Jones today (Monday 4 June) at
3:30pm eastern time at:
http://cgi1.usatoday.com/mchat/20010604005/tscript.htm or go to the
usatoday.com web site.
Paul Merca
One less radical idea that I haven't seen discussed as an alternative to shorten the
time of competition for the vertical jumps would simply be to tinker more with the
height increments, especially at the lower heights until the field narrows to five or
six competitors. The IAAF and USATF ruleb
As the current USA Track & Field Treasurer (and former NJ Association President), I
can honestly say that while I've heard heard USATF called many things over the years,
"profligate" has never been one of them.
Ed Koch
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From: "malmo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 'T&F Lis
In the Penn Relays paddock, we routinely ask runners to tuck in their shirts, but
merely for the benefit of the photographers, not because we've ever thought there's a
dq issue.
I'd be curious to know if the dq was the result of a coach's protest or if it was
the result of an umpire's repor
The Athletix Net (http://www.athletix.net) provides real time
results from the EAA Permit Meeting Venizeleia 2001, being held in
Chania.
Michalis Nikitaridis
I recall Henk Visser, a MALE Dutch long jumper from the
50s.
Dave Carey
On Sun, 3 Jun 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> It would seem that all of the greatest Dutch athletes are
> >women.
>
> Perhaps Jon Entine has an answer.
>
Netters:
There
is more and more talk here in NJ about the new regs on PV mats which are about
to be put into effect by the National Federation. There is great fear that two
things may affect the future of the event in our state: 1) the simple cost
of the required equipment for, in
Netters:
Soime
interesting relay entries are shaping up from New Jersey for the National meet
at Raleigh.
Of
course, I have no idea at this point if all will be able to make the trip. A
great many graduations take place in our state on or near the National dates and
this
go to:
http://www.harryjerome.com/2001results.html
Kebba Tolbert ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Men's and Women's Jumps & Multis Coach
Syracuse University Track & Field
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In a message dated 6/4/01 12:01:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I wasn't going to say anything, because anything starts arguments here,
but since Garry has put me on the spot with this:
"pps--maybe Cordner Nelson will be able to log on later while in Eugene and
provide
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