Well...Vogue got it right..Flo-Jo's 10.54 WAS windy
It was her time in winning the Seoul Olympics remember
Perhaps they have just dismissed the 10.49 from the books (because the ATFS
etc regard it as statistically acceptable) and have positioned Dee Dee's
Olympic 10.54w as the fastest of
1) WIND ASSISTANCE
In researching performances in early 1936, I came across (Australian)
newspaper reports stating 'A QUARTER ASSISTING WIND' for a 100m race won by
Decima Norman. Anyone out there able to offer some advice on this term??
In Australia, the first anomometer was not procured unti
Greetings, all:
My farflung masters moles have shared an e-mail message from WAVA President
Torsten Carlius to his underlings to the effect that Kuala Lumpur has pulled
out as host of the 2003 World Veterans Athletics Championships and been
replaced by Puerto Rico.
Here's the note Prez Carliu
In a message dated Mon, 8 Jan 2001 10:23:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,
"Conway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
<< So are you saying that these athletes do not deserve a competitive
destination ?? That only if one becomes elite does he/she deserve to
continue competing .. So should he/she sit around
Kevin McGill wrote:
Tom McDermott former throws coach at Southern Connecticut State
> Joe,
>
> I spoke to Chris McDermott, Tom's son today. I found out there is an a
> memorial for Tom at St. Paul's the Apostle Church in Manhattan,
> 415 W. 59th Street, at 11:30 AM this Saturday, January 13th.
I was at a Track Clinic in Los Angeles two years ago. The clinic was held
about this time of year. The speakers included John Smith, Tom Tellez, Karen
Dennis, Lance Harter and others. Does anybody recall the name of the clinic
and if it's being held again this year.
Thanks in advance for th
Ok, it's understood that the millions of recreational
runners in the US don't pay attention to pro track and field.
(Among the reasons previously given here, I'd add the condescending
attitudes towards them by "elitist" track people, as has been
well illustrated on this list). Given
the number of
T&FN AOYs for 2000 (whole top 10 voting in fact) now posted on the T&FN
website.
www.trackandfieldnews.com
The No. 1 Rankers in each event will be posted tomorrow; for those entire top
10s you'll have to buy a copy of the magazine.
gh
World women's all-time best 100m
1 10.49 0.0?@ Florence Griffith-JoynerUSA 591221 q1:1 Indianapolis 880716
+10.61 1.2 Florence Griffith-Joyner USA 1 Indianapolis 880717
+10.62 1.0Florence Griffith-Joyner q1:3 Seoul 880924
210.65A 1.1 Marion Jones USA 751012 1 Johannesburg 980912
+10.70 1.6
So - T&FN is now the new spelling for 'short-sighted'?
Paul!
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From: Michael Roth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 11:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [racewalking] T&FN AOY
Just a note on the T&FN AOY voting:
1. Virgilijus Alekna 317
Jim wrote:
>
> In a message dated 1/9/01 3:08:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> >Never let it be said that a magazine like this lets historical accuracy
> >get in the way of bombast.
> >
> Aah, chick mags, what do they know anyway?
>
Perhaps they have the inside story on the Indianapolis race
In a message dated 1/9/01 3:08:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Never let it be said that a magazine like this lets historical accuracy
>get in the way of bombast.
>
Aah, chick mags, what do they know anyway?
Jim Gerweck
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