THE IRISH TIMES
Saturday, July 14, 2001
Tom Humphries
For the western media sitting in surly groups around the press room in the
world trade centre it was a glimpse of the new world. On the big screen Juan
Antonio Samaranch stepped to the podium. As just two rounds of voting had
passed it seem
At today's Bislett Meeting Regina Jacobs finished 8th at 1500 in 4:11.46
(behind 2nd place Suzy Hamilton in 4:03.60 and Sarah Schwald who was 6th in
4:08.18)...anybody have any insight here on what befell Regina??
best,
Mike
Mike Fanelli
San Francisco Bay Area Real Estate Specialist
pro
The Electronic Telegraph
Saturday 14 July 2001
William Gray in Oslo
TIM MONTGOMERY emerged from the shadow of Olympic champion Maurice Greene to
equal the second-fastest 100 metres time in history at the Golden League
meeting in Oslo last night.
Montgomery, 26, who trains with triple Olympic
<< And apparently did it in shoes borrowed from Marion Jones because shoes
sent
to him by NIKE were too large. >>
Sorry Walt & ESPN!! As you correctly pointed out that little tidbit came
from the commentator on ESPN2 TV coverage.
Mea Culpa! Mea Culpa!
Incidently, I thought ESPN's coverage to
Thanks to the USATF staff for their post, for letting us know that the IAAF
website has the Bislett results.
The summary section of the IAAF report (Grand Prix Standings) raises two
questions for me that I hope someone can answer. First, though, an
observation: If the summaries are complete, the
In a message dated 7/13/01 7:32:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tim Montgomery
won the 100 meters at the Exxon Mobil Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway, on
Friday in the fastest time in the world this year of 9.84 seconds, equaling
the third fastest time in history.
And ap
Contact:Tom Surber
Media Information Manager
USA Track & Field
(317) 261-0500 x317
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, July 13, 2001
Performance equals third fastest time ever
Montgomery wins Bislett
STANFORD SEEKS WOMEN FOR TRACK 10,000 - July 23, 2001
Stanford University coach Vin Lananna is organizing a women's 10,000 to
be held at Stanford's Cobb Track and Angell Field on Monday, July 23 at
9:00 p.m. Vin says this is to assist Palo Alto-based Kim Fitchen (Nike)
to obtain a IAAF world "
MEMO: July 13, 2001
TO: U.S. Athletics Media
FROM: Tom Surber (317) 261-0500 x317
SUBJECT:Media Teleconference
MEDIA ADVISORY
2000 Olympic marathoner Christine Clark and veteran marathon competitor
Colleen De Reuck will appear on a New York Road Runners media teleco
USA TRACK & FIELD
2001 World Youth Championships
July 12-15, Debrecen, Hungary
Contact: Glen McMicken (36) 30-398-6685 (cell)
+6 hours ahead of Eastern Time
RECORD MEDAL HAUL FOR U.S. ON SECOND DAY OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Allyson Felix kicked off a record-setting day for Team USA at the World Youth
Ch
--- Bob Ramsak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To reiterate gh's point, I will go to the grave kicking my lame behind
> for NOT paying the meager $150 a scalper was asking for tix to the
> Atlanta 200 final.
To refute gh's point, and weakly at that, since I'm probably the only
person on the list tha
>Etheridge may have Puerto Rican citizenship, but if he does, he most likely
>is a dual citizen, also having U.S. citizenship.
More than "most likely". Ever since about 1915 all Puerto Rican citizens
are automatically US citizens.
Kurt Bray
__
In a message dated Fri, 13 Jul 2001 3:38:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time, "Bob Ramsak"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> To reiterate gh's point, I will go to the grave kicking my lame behind for
> NOT paying the meager $150 a scalper was asking for tix to the Atlanta 200
> final. An absolute bargain
To reiterate gh's point, I will go to the grave kicking my lame behind for
NOT paying the meager $150 a scalper was asking for tix to the Atlanta 200
final. An absolute bargain in retrospect. It shows that you never really
know what you might miss. And for US-based listers, keep in mind that th
RECORD MEDAL HAUL FOR U.S. ON SECOND DAY OF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Allyson Felix kicked off a record-setting day for Team USA at the World Youth
Championships Friday, winning the first gold medal of the meet with an 11.57
in the 100 meters.
American athletes won six medals, including two silvers and th
In a message dated 7/13/01 8:57:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 08:02:57 +0200
From: "Winfried Kramer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: t-and-f: Ricky Etheridge (CalB)
Dear netters,
Can someone please inform me about the citizenship of 800m
runner Ric
Greetings, all
Bert Morrow of San Marcos, California, took second of two in the 80-meter
hurdles July 12, 2001, in the M85 age group at the WAVA Brisbane world meet:
M85 -85+ 80 METRE HURD 8X69CM70-
1 Reino Taskinen 85 FIN 20.54 85.54%
2 Bert Morrow 88 USA 24.35 79.71%
Bert
DEBRECEN -- Willie Hordge grabbed 100 meter silver in 10.41 seconds and
Jonathan Wade nabbed bronze in 10.53 to continue the Team USA medal haul on
day two of the World Youth Championships here Friday evening. Hordge was
edged for the gold by Trinidad's Darrel Brown (10.31), who has the fastest
DEBRECEN, HUNGARY: Allyson Felix of the United States picked up the first
gold medal of the 2001 World Youth Championships here Friday night, racing to
an 11.57 to take the title.
Michelle Sanford set personal bests on four of her six attempts in the triple
jump, but her final jump was the bes
In a message dated Fri, 13 Jul 2001 2:09:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Winfried
Kramer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dear netters,
> Can someone please inform me about the citizenship of 800m
> runner Ricky Etheridge. According to the results sheets of New
> Brunswick (July 7), he is from Pu
LS
I have decided not to forward any press releases about the World Youth
Championships in Debrecen anymore, because it got to be quite much and
can all be found at the www.iaaf.org website.
Regards,
Wilmar
Courtesy IAAF,
IAAF President congratulates winning host of Games of the 29th Olympiad
in
the multiple posts about people needing to dump World Champs tickets leads me to post
this, because the biggest mistake of my life (well, one of many) was that as a
21-year-old college student I didn't say "screw it" and zip down to Mexico City for 10
days or so in '68:
If you consider yoursel
One 10-day ticket, Aug 3-12, for sale.
Original price $590 CAN, or about $380
US.
Your price - $200 US.
Section X, Row 26, Seat 3.
This is above the 1500m start, directly across the
finish line.
I cannot go because of business issues.
Please contact [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Thank you.
>From CNN:
First round:
44 = Beijing
20 = Toronto
17 = Istanbul
15 = Paris
6 = Osaka
(no majority of 102 votes; Osaka eliminated)
Second round:
56 = Beijing
22 = Toronto
18 = Paris
9 = Istanbul
(Beijing wins with 56 out of 105 votes, 3 more than majority)
Marty Post
Senior Editor
Runner's
Just heard that the 2008 Olympics have been awarded to Beijing!!!
Listers:
I am posting this to the list for some friends who cannot use their tickets
and are not currently on the list. If you are interested, please respond
directly to:
DUANE and JOAN GREEN at EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, we would appreciate any help you can provide in terms of us sell
Author offers tips on fuelling the body for performance
By Lisa Liddane of The Orange County Register; Santa Ana, Cal
The bodies of athletes and avid exercisers are like a Porsche 911
Twin Turbo. You can't use low grade petrol, run-of-the-mill engine
oil and junk tyres if you want it to driv
In the midst of Webbmania, let's not forget there are some other talented
young U.S. distance runners. In the heats at today's World Youth
Championships (ages 15-17) in Debrecen, Hungary, Adam Perkins (Missouri HS)
and Rolf Steier (Florida HS) advanced to Sunday's final in the 1500 with
master
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