Re: t-and-f: Prefontaine
Dan Kaplan wrote: The wind was changing rapidly throughout the day, varying from obviously over the legal limit to not at all discernible. Dan --- Randall Northam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see the winds in the US are as capricious as ever. Or maybe Flo Jo's fat man was standing in front of the windguage again! Randall Northam 100 Metres - Men Wind: +3.4 m/s 1 Gatlin JustinUSA 9.84 2 Powell Asafa JAM 9.84 3 Scott LeonardUSA 9.94 4 Crawford Shawn USA 9.98 5 Collins Kim SKN 10.02 6 Frater Michael JAM 10.06 7 Montgomery Tim USA 10.10 8 Brown Darrel TRI 10.14 110 Metres Hurdles - Men Wind: +0.0 m/s 1 Liu XiangCHN 13.06 2 Trammell TerrenceUSA 13.12 3 Arnold Dominique USA 13.16 4 Brown Joel USA 13.52 5 Watkins ArendUSA 13.54 6 Moore Anwar USA 13.57 7 Bramlett Ron USA 13.76 Johnson AllenUSA DQ http://AbleDesign.com - Web Design Custom Programming http://Run-Down.com - 10,000 Running Links, Fantasy TF @o Dan Kaplan - [EMAIL PROTECTED] |\/ ^- ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) _/ \ \/\ (503)370-9969 phone/fax / / __ Discover Yahoo! Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online and more. Check it out! http://discover.yahoo.com/ Yes, absolutely, Dan. Randall's assertions are completely ludicrous. As I was announcing the meet, I noticed the wind swirls resulting in various windy and legal marks during the horizontal jumps. Not at all uncommon for Eugene. You are way off base on this one, Randall. Scott
t-and-f: 2004 African Annuals
Hi Gang, Have not talked to you for awhile. Wanted you to know that I have a very limited number of copies of Yves Pinauds' great African Annual for 2004. Received them yesterday. Cost is 17.50 post paid if you want one. Fantastic reference for African statistics with all major results, lists, etc. Checks payable to me as always at: Scott Davis 4432 Snowbird Circle Cerritos, CA. 90703 NORTH AMERICAN ORDERS ONLY. E-mail me if you want to reserve a copy. Many thanks.
t-and-f: 2004 FAST Annual
Hi Gang! I know, where have I been? Well, after Mt. SAC, I ran into some medical problems that caused me to spend a lot of time in bed resting. Doing much better now and looking forward to seeing you on the circuit this summer, beginning with Home Depot next weekend. At any rate, I now finally have copies of the 2004 FAST Annual, the 26th edition of this great book. Again, it is combined with the USATF Media Guide and this is perhaps the best book yet in the series. 682 pages of data, color photos, bios, index data, records, schedules, etc., etc., etc.. Really a terriric book and one everyone should have. Paid up FAST members will be receiving their copies within the next 7-10 days. FAST members who have not yet sent in dues are encouraged to do so; I will not ship the annual until dues are paid as is customary. All others may order a copy by sending me 22.50 for regular postage or 25.50 for priority in the US. Folks ordering from foreign countries should write to me first so I can quote the postage rates. Responses are handled much faster if you write to me at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] As usual, all checks payable to me and sent to 4432 Snowbird Circle, Cerritos, CA. 90703. Thanks much and I hope to see you all soon. Scott Davis
Re: t-and-f: NCAA takes away all Boston Indoor Games marks
TFN is pretty much the arbiter on CRs that take place up to and including the NCAA meet. For those marks through Sept. 1, FAST is pretty much the arbiter. :-) Scott Davis ghill wrote: NCAA doesn't recognize Collegiate Records; only record business they're in is meet records. TFN is pretty much the arbiter on CRs and we most certainly won't be denying the mark said status. (even though it is intrinsically inferior to 2M times for Rono and Nyambui back in the old days). gh From: Tom Borish [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Tom Borish [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 14:17:02 -0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: t-and-f: NCAA takes away all Boston Indoor Games marks The mark that will be erased is the 3000 meter indoor record set by Alistair Cragg of Arkansas.
Re: t-and-f: Women PV screw-up at Boston
Not quite right. I talked to Stacy afterwards. She said that she asked for the bar to go to 476 but it went to 481 by mistake. If this is indeed true, and I have no reason to believe otherwise, then she CAN have the bar lowered for three attempts at the height she originally wanted. As I was announcing at that time, I thought it quite strange that the bar went to 481. I do recall her looking up at the bar after the miss and immediately conferring with the officials. It was not until her third attempt at 476 that we got word from the floor as to what had happened. Scott Davis Post, Marty wrote: From Frank Litsky's column in today's NY Times: When Stacy Dragila competes in the women's pole vault in the Millrose Games, the heights of the bar, as usual, will be predetermined. But if only one vaulter remains, the officials will be reminded that the predetermined heights no longer matter. That did not happen Saturday night in the Boston Indoor Games, and there could have been embarrassment and a disallowed world record. Dragila won at 15 feet 5 1/2 inches, an American record. The officials raised the bar to 15-9 1/4, the height on their chart and equaling Dragila's world outdoor record. Dragila took one vault at that height, missed, then realized she never had a chance to attempt 15-7 1/4, which would have broken Svetlana Feofanova's world indoor record of 15-7. The rules say that except for tie-breaking purposes, a bar cannot be lowered. But because the officials had failed to consult Dragila before the 15-9 1/4 vault, they agreed to lower the bar to 15-7 1/4 and she was given three attempts. She missed them all. If she had cleared 15-7 1/4, there might have been controversy about whether that should be accepted as a record. Now it doesn't matter. On Sunday, Feofanova raised her world indoor record to 15-7 1/4.
Re: t-and-f: old long jump stat question
If memory serves, that Coleman mark was subsequently found to be bogus which is why we removed it from the ATFS Annuals. Scott Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm currently working on progressive all-time lists for various events and have come upon something weird. Does anyone remember an American long jumper Ron Coleman from the early 70's? He appears in the ATFS 1972 all-time list as the #5 performer of all-time, having jumped 8.25m (I'm sure it was actually measured at 27'0 3/4) at Irvine on June 16 1971. This performance is listed also in the 1975 ATFS annual, but not in the 1976 ATFS annual and not in any subsequent ATFS or FAST publications that I have. I was two in 1971 so my memory of the performance is a little shaky. But I know there are people on this list who were actually keeping stats at the time, and a 27-footer would not have passed unnoticed - why would Ron Coleman appear in the stats books immediately after his jump and then disappear four years later? Apologies to anyone offended by the subject line OLD long jump stat question in reference to something from the 70's. david [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: t-and-f: driving times (was: NJSIAA sux...)
Thanks for the plug, Randy! Scott Randy Treadway wrote: But gets the distance-to-drive shit kicked out of it by 6 of 10 Canadian provinces! :-) When I lived in Anchorage the running joke was that in the 1950's when Congress was ready to admit Alaska as a state, the Texans were furious that they'd no longer be the largest state. The governor of Alaska supposedly responded that if Texans kept up the whining, Alaska would divide itself into TWO states, and then Texas would rank #3 in size. :) Back to the subject at hand, which started out as being something about unbudgeted travel to the south end of New Jersey- I went to high school in Florida, where long travel was the norm, and here in California it's often the norm as well. Both long skinny states. Well not THAT skinny- probably as wide as most states. Anyway, the way my Fla HS's athletic department worked it, if the coach wanted to take you to the Florida Relays, the school would pay for gas, but not overnight lodging- if you didn't want to drive back the parents had to pay for the lodging. But for the state meet, if you qualified (which was RARE at our school) the school rewarded you with an overnight stay at a Day's Inn or something of that sort, as well as gas. Since people qualified so rarely, the state meet was an unbudgeted item, but they found a way to squeeze up some dough. (about once every five years for an individual, never lucky enough to get a 'team' there, at least until my brother became coach about 15 years later). If your team does qualify most years, and the state meet is in the same place, and you've got plenty of notice where it's gonna be, then it becomes basically a budget planning/prioritization exercise. I get the drift that some of the complaint in the New Jersey case is fairness- northern schools have to fork up bigger annual travel budgets than southern schools. Hint: look at California's solution- the meet rotates annually between two sites- Sacramento one year, and Scott Davis' backyard the next year. RT
t-and-f: Library Stuff - Again
Hi gang, Just a quick note to tell those of your who have ordered that I am sorting through all of the messages. I have been swamped with requests; if you have not ordered anything, better do it now. This stuff ain't gonna last too much longer!! Thanks for your patience. Scott
t-and-f: Potts-Davis-Kaiser Libraries - XII
Well, gang, here we go again. What follows is the next list of material for sale from these three great accumulations. Prices are very reasonable as you know. You must add 3.00 for postage for 1-2 books, 6.00 for 3-5 books and 9.00 for more than 6 or more. You know the ordering details. Please write to me at this address or at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to confirm anything. Your check must be in my possession within five days after you let me know you want something. Make sure you send your mailing address. Many thanks and have fun. Scott Davis, 4432 Snowbird Circle, Cerritos, California 90703 OLD ATFS ANNUALS: 1952 - Pristine Mint (2) - 60.00 1952 - XF with some wear on spine - 50.00 1953 - Pristine Mint - 60.00 1954 - XF - 50.00 1954 - Covers loose, VF/XF - 45.00 1956 - Pristine Mint (3) - 50.00 1957 - XF/Superb Condition (3) - 50.00 1958 - XF/Superb Condition (3) - 45.00 1959 - XF Condition (3) - 45.00 1960 - Pristine Mint - 50.00 1960 - XF/Superb - 40.00 1961 - XF/Superb (4) - 40.00 1962 - XF (2) - 40.00 1962 - Spiral Bound, VF/XF - 25.00 1963 - XF/Superb - 40.00 1963 - VF with some wear - 35.00 1963 - Spiral Bound, VF - 20.00 1964 - VF/XF (3) - 35.00 1964 - Spiral Bound, VF - 20.00 1965 - VF, some wear - 25.00 1965 - Spiral Bound, VF - 20.00 1966 - VF/XF - 25.00 1967 - XF (2) - 25.00 1967 - VF/XF - 20.00 1967 - Spiral Bound - 20.00 1968 - VF/XF (2) - 25.00 1968 - Spiral Bound, XF - 25.00 1969 - XF (3) - 25.00 1971 - XF (3) - 25.00 1972 - XF - 25.00 SPALDING IC4A HANDBOOKS: 1925/26 - Tape on spine, VF - 30.00 1934 - No back cover, VF - 25.00 1935 - Front cover loose, VF - 25.00 1943 - XF - 25.00 IC4A Souvenir Volume, 1908 - Hardbound, scarce, XF - 50.00 MISC. ATFS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS: A Handbook of Hammer Throwing - Batchelor - 1956 - XF/Superb (2) - 30.00 Another copy with some slight wear, VF - 25.00 ATFS All-Time World List, 1959 Ed. - Potts, RLQ (5), XF - 15.00 ATFS All-Time World List, 1961 Ed. - Potts, RLQ (3), XF - 15.00 ATFS All-Time World List, 1965 Ed. - Potts, RLQ (2), XF - 15.00 ATFS All-Time World List, 1972 Ed. - Potts, RLQ (2), XF - 15.00 European TF Handbook, 1958 Ed. - RLQ (5), XF - 15.00 European TF Handbook, 1962 Ed. - RLQ - Spiral Bound, XF - 15.00 European TF Handbook, 1966 Ed. - RLQ, XF - 20.00 European TF Handbook, 1969 Ed. - RLQ, XF - 15.00 European TF Handbook, 1971 Ed. - RLQ, XF - 15.00 ATFS Women;s TF Handbook, 1974 Ed. - Popper, et.al., XF, RARE - 20.00 All Time US List, 1955 Ed. - Potts - RARE - Last copy I have - 15.00 ATFS Olympic Handbook, 1952 - Potts, RLQ - Scarce - Pristine - 35.00 Another one from 1952 with slight wear - 30.00 ATFS Olympic Handbook, 1956 - Potts, RLQ - Scarce, XF/Superb - 25.00 ATFS Olympic Handbook, 1960 - Potts, RLQ - Scarce, VF/XF - 20.00 That's All Folks!!
Re: t-and-f: The REAL athlete of the year
Let's not be so critical of Darts. This is truly one of the world's great games. In fact, I was a member of a team in the early 1970's in Westwood while in grad school at UCLA. I was the only non-Brit on the team of 8. We played 301 and cricket exclusively. Not the cricket with the bats and balls!! Darts is one hell of a hand-eye coordination game, just like pool and golf, but don't get me started with golf. Just please remember that golf is a game, like pool and darts, not an athletic endeavor. I do remember that the Ye Ole Mucky Duck, one of our competitive bars, had Tom Jones on their team. Yes, that Tom Jones!! He was a hell of a player and a really fun guy. I played competitively for 6 years and won a hell of lot of money in the process. Even today, I have a board in my garage and toss the darts every so often while thinking about the next track project!! Scott Randall Northam wrote: Aargh! I've put up with many other sports on this list - notably basketball, baseball and American Football, which no other country other than the USA and Canada plays with any distinction - and is therefore very, very parochial - but now we've got DARTS on the list for heaven's sake. To anybody who doesn't know, Darts involves fat men with a pint or two of beer throwing pointed objects from a few feet at a cork board with strange markings. It is not a sport or even a skill it is a pasttime which should be confined to pubs and bars. Usually the Brits win, which should tell you a lot about our prowess as a sporting nation, but now a Canadian is the world champion (how many countries play darts you might ask for it to be a true world championship) and I see the start of a slippery slope for Canada. But there is hope. Part beat Phil the power Taylor and those who know about these things said the reason Taylor was beaten after eight years was because he'd just lost three stone (42lbs) and some must have gone from his throwing arm. But Taylor reckons he has another three stone to go and said: health is more important than darts. So there is hope. Randall Northam On Tuesday, Jan 7, 2003, at 18:30 Europe/London, Martin J. Dixon wrote: Now here is a guy with a skill and we got him. Two nights ago, Part beat Phil Taylor, who had won the world championship title for eight years in a row.
Re: t-and-f: Dropped Men's Programs???
Yes, SD State, but Men only. Scott david lesley wrote: San Diego State -- From: ghill [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: track list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: t-and-f: Dropped Men's Programs??? Date: Tue, Jan 7, 2003, 10:34 AM Oregon State, San Josi State From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 12:10:38 EST To: undisclosed-recipients:; Subject: t-and-f: Dropped Men's Programs??? In light of the recent announcement that St.John's(NY) is dropping its men's programs after this school year, I'm trying to compile a list of schools that no longer sponsor men's track/X-Country(or will soon drop the program). I'm aware of the following off the top of my head--any others? Bowling Green Georgia State (X-Country only) Nevada-Las Vegas Northern Illinois Northwestern St.John's Vermont Walt Murphy
t-and-f: Davis-Kaiser-Potts Libraries-Spaldings
Hi guys. B. Dalton Davis once again with an offering not to be dismissed lightly. What follows is a listing of the old Spalding AAU Guides from these three collections, with a smattering of a few others, along with condition and prices asked. These prices are really cheap based on the quality and rarity of the items. These guides first appeared in 1894 and the run ended in 1941. From 1942 on, the book was just known as the AAU Handbook. You will probably not see an accumulation like this ever again. After this, what will follow will be the old ATFS Annuals, other old Spalding material from the turn of the Century, old Track and Field News magazines and much, much more. TO ORDER ANY OF THESE, PLEASE WRITE AT THIS ADDRESS AND AT [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please add 5.00 shipping for 1-3 books, 10.00 for 4-6 books. More than this number of books, contact me directly. Books will be shipped by Priority Mail. 1904 (d) - Hardbound, ex, from A.A. Stagg collection - 75.00 1909 (b) - Covers intact, ex/mint - 75.00 1911 (b) - Pristine mint, hardbound - 100.00 1911 (d) - Covers loose torn, contents f/vf - 50.00 1912 (b) - Covers loose, contents xf - 75.00 1914 (b) - Hardbound, mint vf/xf - 75.00 1914 (d) - Tape on spine, vf/xf - 65.00 1915 (b) - Hardbound, pristine mint - 100.00 1915 (b) - Tape on spine, covers contents xf/superb - 75.00 1916 (b) - Pristine mint, hardbound, contents superb - 80.00 1916 (d) - Covers intact, vf/xf - 50.00 1916 (x) - Tape on spine, covers contents ex - 75.00 1917 (b) - Tape on spine, contents vf - 50.00 1919 (b) - Covers loose, contents vf - 40.00 1919 (d) - Covers with some tears, contents vf - 40.00 1919 (d) - AEF Champs Inter Allied Games, no covers, contents vf - 40.00 1920 (b) - Some tape on spine, contents vf/xf - 50.00 1920 (b) - Pristine mint, no tape, superb - 100.00 1921 (d) - No covers, contents intact, vf - 30.00 1921 (b) - Covers intact, some wear, f/vf - 30.00 1922 (d) - No covers, contents intact f/vf - 25.00 1922 (b) - No covers, contents intact f/vf - 25.00 1922 (b) - Back cover loose, contents vf - 35.00 1923 (b) - Some tape on spine, covers loose, contents vf - 40.00 1924 (d) - Covers intact, some wear vf - 45.00 1924 (x) - Tape on spine, overall xf - 60.00 1924 (b) - No covers, contents f/vf - 30.00 1925 (b) - Hardbound, pristine mint - 75.00 1925 (b) - Covers intact, mint xf - 60.00 1926 (b) - Back cover loose, contents vf/xf - 50.00 1926 (d) - No covers, contenst vf/xf - 30.00 1926 (d) - No covers, contents vf/xf - 30.00 1927 (d) - No covers, contents vf/xf - 30.00 1927 (b) - Covers intact, mint xf - 60.00 1928 (d) - No covers, contents vf/xf - 35.00 1928 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 75.00 1929 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 60.00 1929 (d) - Pristine mint, superb - 60.00 1930 (b) - Back covers loose, contents vf/xf - 50.00 1931 (d) - No front cover, contents xf - 45.00 1931 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 60.00 1932 (d) - No covers, contents vf - 25.00 1932 (b) - Some wear on spine, covers intact, vf - 35.00 1933 (d) - Covers intact, vf/xf - 40.00 1933 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1934 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1934 (d) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1934 (d) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1935 (d) - No covers, contents xf - 25.00 1935 (d) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1935 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1936 (d) - No covers, contents vf - 25.00 1936 (b) - Tape on spine, xf/superb - 45.00 1937 (d) - Covers intact, some wear, some tape, contents vf - 30.00 1937 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1938 (b) - Pristine mint, superb - 50.00 1938 (d) - Some wear, covers intact, contents vf - 40.00 1938 (d) - Some wear, covers intact, contents vf - 40.00 1938 (d) - Tape on spine, covers intact, contents vf - 30.00 1939 (x) - Tape on spine, xf/superb - 45.00 1939 (d) - Covers intact, vf/xf - 45.00 1940 (d) - Pristine mint, xf - 45.00 1940 (d) - Pristine mint, xf - 45.00 1940 (d) - Slight wear, vf/xf - 40.00 1940 (d) - Tape on spine, vf/xf - 40.00 1941 (d) - Covers intact, vf/xf - 45.00 1941 (b) - Covers intact, vf/xf - 45.00 Have fun! Scott Davis
t-and-f: Davis-Potts Libraries - Again
Hi Guys, Just wanted you to know that all books ordered will be going out next Tuesday. I have been quite ill with a cold over the past 3 days but I am feeling much better now. I was unable to get anything out this week due to the illness; I am terribly sorry about this. Again, everything will be on its way early next week. Many thanks for your continued support. It is much appreciated. You may be interested in knowing that the Potts' family is most grateful to those of you who will cherish having something which once belonged to Don. Stay in touch, Scott
Re: t-and-f: Even RARER books for sale
Dear Mr. Heidenstrom, I was quite disappointed to get this message from you. First, I need to correct your information. You are incorrect when you say that Archie signed all of his books. This is completely flase. In fact, of the some odd 40-50 of his books that I have bought and sold over the years, at least 75% of them were NOT signed. Also, your statement about the 1959 edition is not right. I currently have two of the copies and you claim to have a third; I would be interested in hearing from the other TWO people who own a copy. The book is quite scarce but there are more than five available, I assure you. I am quite offened by your statement which indicates you will not sell to scalpers, implying that I may be one. You should know that I have bought and sold some of the largest libraries and collections available in the US and world wide over the past 25 years, including the Amos Alonzo Stagg collection, the Maxwell Stiles collection and the holdings from the Robert Kaiser estate. I am well familar with the scarcity of certain items and their associated value. I sell material to true track fans at very reasonable prices. I have always worked on the theory that if I can buy something at a very reasonable price then I will sell it at a very reasonable price. As an example, and I have not yet advertised this book, I have a copy from Don's collection of the 1912 Swedish Olympic report. This is a scarce book to say the least. I purchased my copy of this book in Stockholm some years back for 350 US dollars. It is well worth 500-600 US dollars at this time. However, I will sell Don's copy some day for right around 150-200 US dollars once I find a fan who is truly interested in having the copy once owned by the maestro. Again, regarding the Potts material, you should know that I am trying to place as many of these of these items in the hands of true track fans who appreciate the fact that they were once owned by Don. The money is going to the Potts family, not to me. I am taking only my expenses for postage and shipping cartons. And I am putting very low prices on these items for those very reasons. If you want to sell your copies of the Little Black Book for a penny each, that is totally up to you. But your implications of what I am trying to do with Don's copies are simply unacceptable. Finally, since you are a former ATFS member and someone who knew Don, I am saddened that you would think I would dishonor his memory by selling off his material for his family at scalpers prices. Sincerely, Scott Davis Secretary General - ATFS, President - FAST P N Heidenstrom wrote: FOR SALE Archie's Little Black Book, 1953 Edition - S, XF, 100 pgs., RARE (signed by Archie - which he did for every copy sold). New price $1.00 AND Archie's Little Black Book, 1959 Edition - S, XF. 90 pgs.THIS COPY IS NOT MERELY RARE, BUT UNIQUE AND PRICELESS - being a pre-release copy, signed person-to-person by Archie, with his messages of thanks, plus in-text acknowledgements. World-wide, a maximum of five such copies were ever issued. Original price $1.00. ELSEWHERE PRICED AT $50. My price $0.02 (one cent each) for anybody who cares to pay the postage from New Zealand. Apply off-line. First come, first served. This is a genuine offer for genuine fans - NO SCALPERS PLEASE. WHY PAY $50 ? ? ?
t-and-f: Davis-Potts-Kaiser Libraries IX
Well Gang, This seems to work since many of you have responded to my African Annual post. Now, here is the next list of material from the duplicates in my libaray, the Potts library and the the first stuff from another huge estate I recently purchased. If you are interested in any of this material, please write to me at BOTH ADDRESSES: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] That way, I can process things over the weekend. Moroever, YOU MUST SEND A CHECK AT ONCE AFTER YOU ADVISE ME THAT YOU WANT SOMETHING. IF I DON'T GET YOUR CHECK WITHIN ONE WEEK, I WILL SIMPLY PLACE THE BOOKS BACK ON THE LIST. Also, please add an additional 5.00 postage for 1-4 books, 10.00 for 5-8 books and 15.00 for any orders over 8 books. As many of you know, postage is quite expensive these days and I do send everything via First Class Postage. All of these prices are quite reasonable considering the age and scarcity of much of this material. Have fun. There will be much, much more material for sale within the next few weeks. Scott Davis, 4432 Snowbird Circle, Cerritos, California 90703 MATERIAL FROM DAVIS -KAISER - POTTS LIBRARIES H - Hard Bound S - Soft Bound or Paperback G - Good Condition/May Have Slight Faults VG - Very Good F - Fine/Generally Good Condition VF - Very Fine XF - Extremely Fine/Mint Condition Superb - Like New, considering age of book STATISTICAL PUBLICATIONS: British Athletics 1959 (1st Edition) - BAAB - XF/Superb, 106 pgs. - 30.00 (SCARCE) British Athletics 1960 - BAAB - XF/Superb, 116 pgs. - 25.00 (SCARCE) (2 copies) British Athletics 1961 - BAAB - XF/Superb, 125 pgs. - 25.00 (SCARCE) (2 copies) British Athletics 1964 - BAAB - XF, 147 pgs. - 25.00 (SCARCE) British Athletics 1966 - BAAB - XF, 147 pgs. - 25.00 (SCARCE) Canada at the British Empire Games 1950, Official Report - S, F, 190 pgs. - 8.00 Progression of the IAAF World Record '94 Edition - S, F, 484 pgs. - Hymans - 15.00 Progression of the IAAF World Record '99 Edition - S, XF, 496 pgs. - 15.00 (2 copies) USSR Athletics Statistics '85 Edition - S, XF, 237 pgs. - Hymans - 15.00 South Pacific Athletics Handbook 1976 - XF, 74 pgs. - Isaacs - 5.00 European Handbook Split 1990 - S, XF New, 385 pgs. - 25.00 (SCARCE) European Athletics Association Handbook 1997 - S, XF, New - 15.00 European Athletics Association Handbook 1998 - S, XF, New - 15.00 European Athletics Association Handbook 1999 - S, XF, New - 15.00 European Athletics Association Handbook 2001 - S, XF New - 460 pgs. - 20.00 European Athletics Association Handbook 2002 - S, XF New - 506 pgs. - 20.00 All Time Indoor Track and Field Record Book '60 Edition - S, XF, 72 pgs. - Donovan - 10.00 All Time World List 1996 - S, XF - Mappa, Quercetani - 15.00 (2 copies) Men's All Time World List through 1996 - S, XF, 836 pgs. - Mappa, Quercetani - 25.00 IAAF Stat Book, Helsinki 1983 - S, XF - 15.00 (2 copies) IAAF/ATFS Handbook, Los Angeles 1984 - S, XF New 336 pgs. - 10.00 (4 copies) IAAF Stat Book, Rome 1987 - S, XF - 12.00 (2 copies) IAAF Stat Book, Seoul 1988 - S, XF New, 400 pgs. - 15.00 IAAF Stat Book, Tokyo 1991 - S, XF - 12.00 IAAF Stat Book, Stuttgart 1993 - S, XF, 606 pgs. - 15.00 IAAF Stat Book, Lisbon 1994 World Jr. - S, XF, 372 pgs. - 10.00 IAAF Stat Book, London 1994 World Cup - S, XF New, 164 pgs. - 10.00 IAAF Stat Book, Barcelona 1995 World Indoor - S, XF New, 334 pgs. - 10.00 IAAF Stat Book, Gothenburg 1995 - S, XF - 15.00 IAAF Stat Book, Paris 1997 World Indoor - S, XF, 304 pgs. - 10.00 IAAF Stat Book, Athens 1997 - S, XF, 616 pgs. - 15.00 IAAF Stat Book, Annecy 1998 World Jr. - S, XF New, 430 pgs. - 12.00 IAAF Stat Book, Maebashi 1999 World Indoor - S, XF New, 320 pgs. - 10.00 (2 copies) IAAF Stat Book, Seville 1999 - S, XF, 680 pgs. - 15.00 IAAF Stat Book, Lisbon 2001 World Indoor - S, XF - 10.00 IAAF Stat Book, Kingston 2002 World Jr. - S, XF New, 415 pgs. - 10.00 ATFS World Almanac World Cup, Rome 1981 - S, XF, 258 pgs. - 10.00 ATFS Olympic Handbook, 1964 Edition - S, XF, 42 pgs. - Potts, Quercetani - 10.00 (4 copies) ATFS Olympic Handbook, 1968 Edition - S, XF, 122 pgs. - Potts, Quercetani - 10.00 (4 copies) Olympic Track and Field, 1976 Edition - TFN Publication - S, VF, 192 pgs. - 10.00 (2 copies) Olympic Track and Field, Vol. 2, TFN Publication - S, VF, 96 pgs. - B. Nelson - 10.00 Official Report of 7th Asian Games, Tehran 1974 (Oversized Book) - H, XF, 198 pgs. - 15.00 ATFS Track Field Performances Through the Years, Vol.1, 1929-36 - S, XF - 25.00 ATFS Track Field Performances Through the Years, Vol.2, 1937-44 - S, XF - 25.00 (3 copies) ATFS Track Field Performances Through the Years, Vol.3, 1945-50 - S, XF - 25.00 (2 copies) ATFS Track Field Performances Through the Years, Vol.4, 1921-28 - S, XF - 25.00 (2 copies) SPALDING ATHLETIC LIBRARY HOW TO BOOKS: NOTE: These books are quite scarce. All are in wonderful condition considering their age. They are priced according to condition. All are soft bound. Pole Vaulting, Green Cover, 1928 Edition - H. Schulte
t-and-f: Test from Scott @ Mt. SAC
Test from Mt. SAC account. Scott
t-and-f: African Annual 2002
Gang, I have been having much trouble with my aol account lately, so I am trying to now post things from Mt. SAC. We shall see if this works. In response to these messages, you may write to me either here at this address or at [EMAIL PROTECTED] as always. So here we go. I now have copies of the 2002 African Annual for sale, albeit few. I only have 12 so let me know soon if you want one. North American orders only, please. As always, great effort by Yves Pinaud with complete details of the 2001 season, all-time lists, results and lots more. Just $15.00 payable to me at the usual address and I will send the book by priority post. I am also working on new lists of the Potts material which will come in the near future. Scott Davis, 4432 Snowbird Circle, Cerritos, California 90703
