I was going by individual performances at major competitions ie. World
Champs. By virtue of Curt Clausen's finishes in '99 (4th) and '01(7th)
walkers
have obliterated anything the runners have done.
Granted this past year's x-c season was tremendous and things are looking
well for our distance
To be more specific, Curt Clausen's finishes in the last 3 Majors (2 WCs
1 OG) have been higher than any US male over 400m.
MJR
If it hasn't already been said yet, I am sure Micky G was on the US Relay in
Edmonton! Obviously, he played baseball too.
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In the old days farming skimmed away many of the better
athletes.
I recall hearing an interview w/ Bob Feller in which he said he developed his
basic core strength hefting hay bales all day as a youth. He said today's
athletes
I have always loved this story from ex Kansas University coach Bob Timmons.
While coaching at Wichita East in the early 60's, Bob also told everyone their was so
much talent at East he was continually amazed. One year his 4 x 200 relay (880 relay
for you oldtimers) set a state record. The
My coach in college played baseball in high school. Off his training for
that, though, he jumped in a few meets at the end of the season, qualified
for states, and did well enough to be recruited by several schools for
track. He went on to qualify for the OT in 92 and ran 20.9, 10.24 and
I was one who actually spent his youth doing this very exercise from 7th grade thru
high school every summer putting up hay for various farmers around the area. I was
actually pretty good at it and could easily sling a bale, 6 to 8 high on a wagon
depending on weight of bale.After 6 years
I think its a travesty that Arkansas is ranked 3rd after they have won 3
straight titles and have brought in Cragg, Silverus Kimeli to replace who's
gone. They should start #1 every year and stay there until somebody beats
them, they've earned that. Then again, what the heck do polls matter?
Greetings, all
Who won the M50 gold medal in the discus at Brisbane WAVA? Two distinctly
different sets of results have emerged since the event took place July 10,
2001.
The Brisbane Web site at http://www.worldvac2001.com.au/wavaresults/m50dt.htm
says Tom Fahey of the USA was first:
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The Electronic Telegraph
Thursday 11 October 2001
Mihir Bose
WEMBLEY as the venue for the 2005 World Athletics Championships is fast
becoming sport's equivalent of the abominable snowman - much talked about
but unlikely to exist.
Following yesterday's revelation in Telegraph Sport that a
Greetings, all
Jacey Octigan of the Brisbane WAVA meet has informed us that the original
results of the M50 discus -- as listed by National Masters News showing the
Brits in first and fourth -- are correct and that a subsequent posting on
the official Brisbane Web site is incorrect. In other
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