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t-and-f: Alice Cooper--4:30 miler
Very funny piece. He obviously took care of himself a little better than the Hoons, Staleys and Cobains of the world. Regards, Martin "Cooper: When Wayne's World came out [in 1992], I was coaching 11- and 12-year-old kids, and we had a practice the Monday after the movie opened. The kids were just standing there stunned. Finally one little kid comes up to me and says, "Coach Cooper, how did you get in Wayne's World?" I said, "Well, I got this little band." " http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/si_online/QandA/2002/1014/index.html Brian McGuire wrote: > In the October 14 Sports Ilustrated, rock n roll legend Alice Cooper is > identified in a Q + A as having been a 4:32 miler in high school. Boy, Frank > Shorter was right when he said EVERYONE back in the day was a 4:30 miler! > Cooper also sez he can still go 6:10 for a mile, which puts him just about > in the company of President Bush. Is that how it is now--everyone over 50 > (who used to go 4:30) is now a 6:00 miler? > I'd love to see a celebrity mile between Cooper and Bush, maybe at this > year's Penn Relays? Shades of Keino vs. Liquori? > Brian McGuire
Re: t-and-f: Alice Cooper--4:30 miler
Yeah, you must mean Vinnie from Detroit? 4:32. Oh, he must be 54 now. Changed his name. Alice Cooper never ran 4:32. It was Vinnie. - Original Message - From: "Brian McGuire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "TNF List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 19, 2002 12:49 AM Subject: t-and-f: Alice Cooper--4:30 miler > In the October 14 Sports Ilustrated, rock n roll legend Alice Cooper is > identified in a Q + A as having been a 4:32 miler in high school. Boy, Frank > Shorter was right when he said EVERYONE back in the day was a 4:30 miler! > Cooper also sez he can still go 6:10 for a mile, which puts him just about > in the company of President Bush. Is that how it is now--everyone over 50 > (who used to go 4:30) is now a 6:00 miler? > I'd love to see a celebrity mile between Cooper and Bush, maybe at this > year's Penn Relays? Shades of Keino vs. Liquori? > Brian McGuire >
t-and-f: Easterns
Netters: A couple of things about the armory track post on the eastern HS meet today at van Cortlandt The "Red Bank" listed in the sums is Red Bank Catholic, not Red Bank Regional, which is why the Trotters do not appear/ If someone is on this list who is connected with thebsite, can anything be done about the print-out problems---you get the index at the bottom of the page instead of the actual results. Ed Grant
t-and-f: Alice Cooper--4:30 miler
In the October 14 Sports Ilustrated, rock n roll legend Alice Cooper is identified in a Q + A as having been a 4:32 miler in high school. Boy, Frank Shorter was right when he said EVERYONE back in the day was a 4:30 miler! Cooper also sez he can still go 6:10 for a mile, which puts him just about in the company of President Bush. Is that how it is now--everyone over 50 (who used to go 4:30) is now a 6:00 miler? I'd love to see a celebrity mile between Cooper and Bush, maybe at this year's Penn Relays? Shades of Keino vs. Liquori? Brian McGuire
t-and-f: Ritz and NCAA
Netters: I had been told a couple of weeks ago,m in confidence, that Ritz might run the NCAA if Mark feels he is ready for the race. It is unusual for an athlete to give up a season of eligibility for a single race, but this is a special situation: If he can make the top 15, Colorado had an excellent chance to win the title; he would basically be in the position Steve Slattery was last year when, after running a long summer season 9to the World University Games), he was not ready for a maximum effort, but gave the Bufflaoes just what they needed to win. This year, Steve is in prime shape and, barring mishaps, should be in the top 25 (or even 20) himself. I suppose there will be some speculation that this move is an indication that Ritz will follow the Webb route after finishing his sophomore year, but that would probably be reading too much into it at this point. After the Torres boys finish, Colorado will probably not be a contender for another year or two, while the Buffaloes would have been favored this year had Ritz not been sidelined. Ed Grant
t-and-f: Mondor
Original Message Subject: T&F canada.com Story Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2002 12:13:21 -0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear [EMAIL PROTECTED], Your friend [EMAIL PROTECTED] thought you might be interested in this canada.com story: "Don't mess with Mother Nature" http://www.canada.com/vancouver/sports/story.asp?id=56126FF1-B977-4777-9D1D-9BC1D6820C5C A great article on Emilie Mondor, complete with picture, featured on the front sport's page of today's Vancouver Sun. We could use this type of pubicity more often. Gerry Swan ___ This is a free service courtesy of canada.com (http://www.canada.com)
