Dudes!
Quit this poor-pitiful-us whining. It's not becoming of one of the greatest
countries on the planet.
Ben was as dirty as your week-old socks, and his camp admitted as much in
the course of the Dubin Inquiry. Don't go looking for bogeymen who aren't
there.
Shut up and take the medicine as
Y askL
Highlights of Day 1 of the USATF Western Masters Regional Championships at Mission
Viejo, Calif., contested under sunny skies, high 70s and with light to moderate aiding
winds in the sprints (no wind guage, unfortunately):
Kevin Morning, 46, won the 100 in 11.16 -- equal third on the 20
Larry
I was the doing the meet results. If any sprinter was slow at the meet is was because
they didn't want to run fast (or they suck). The weather was made for sprinters, very
hot, but it seemed that the distance athletes were the only ones racing hard. I
vaguely
remember an older girl spri
1 351 Jeavon BenjaminMetro Eagles 55.76
2 781 Candace HolnessSpeed Limit 56.34
3 780 Natasha Hastings Speed Limit 57.28
I just found these results on the USATF JO Region 1Championships site. Alot
of the sprint times were partic
Netters:
According to Fox News tonight, the "Exum report" is due to be
released shortly
Ed Grant
(it was what i figured would happen - MJR)
INDIANAPOLIS (July 12, 2002 6:04 p.m. EDT) - The U.S.A. Indoor Track and Field
Championship is on the verge of moving to the Boston area for 2003.
Within the next few weeks, officials at the Reggie Lewis Center at Roxbury Community
College expect to clo
It's good to be King.
malmo
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Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2002 7:19 PM
To: Jonas Mureika
Cc: t-and-f list
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Greene sets career record at Rome
King Malmo spoke, so I guess we hav
King Malmo spoke, so I guess we have to continue this off list.
"As an aside, when Mitchell's suspension was handed down, Greene's 9.79s
mark should have been stricken, since (retroactively) the race was
"tainted" (competing with a suspended athlete)"
You're inventing IAAF rules there, buddy. Stick to the facts.
malmo
FOR THE HUNDREDTH FREAKIN TIME "innocent until proven guilty" ONLY HAS
MEANING WHEN FOLLOWED BY THE PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE "in a criminal court
of law". Even then, in criminal matters, if arrested, or even if only
suspected of a crime, no citizen has any right to private hearings. Not
in the case f
On Sat, 13 Jul 2002, Mike Prizy wrote:
>
> Drugs or apartheid. It is ALWAYS about human rights! Countries have been banned by
>the IOC because of
> human rights issues.
>
That's quite a stretch of logic!
Apartheid is the act of a government opressing a people. *That* is a
human rights violat
Jonas Mureika wrote:
> They *all* compete under the flag of the IAAF, and thus should abide by
> the rules set out by that federation. This isn't an issue of "human
> rights".
>
> > Your statement: "Also, the US didn't cover up tests where they conclusively found
>the individual to
> > be a w
Someone who knows! Anyone familiar with the situation knows that Ben should
not have been caught in the manner he was at Seoul. What entities and/or
individuals had an interest in seeing him go down? Charlie and his crew were
as good as or better than some of the other medallists that year at thei
10.49.
Regards,
Martin
ps-no one is trying to rehabilitate Ben. Take a look at the Can list
archives if you want to see people eating their young. As recently as
last year, someone suggested burning in hell wasn't a good enough
punishment. The exact quote: "In my tamer and more accepting moments
There were 2 World Records set today in the Irish National Athletics
Championships at Morton Park, Santry. Gillian O'Sullivan broke the world
record in the 5k walk on the track with a time of 20 mins, 2.6secs. Robert
Heffernan broke his own National record in the mens' 10k walk, winning in
a tim
--- Richard McCann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Johnson was caught breaking the rules
That's highly debatable.
1) He wasn't caught when he was breaking the rules.
2) When he was caught, it appears to have been for rules he didn't break,
or at least rules that weren't actually known rules at the
On Sat, 13 Jul 2002, Richard McCann wrote:
> There is no leverage for this type of commission unless someone is actually
> caught by a test.
There is a list of a multitude of US athletes who *have* failed drug
tests, dating back to the Seoul Olympics. This gives compete leverage for
"that type
On Sat, 13 Jul 2002, Mike Prizy wrote:
>
> A major issue here is that there are over 200 countries with varying degrees of
>individual rights
> and constitutional laws trying to work with rules established by a sports
>organization.
>
They *all* compete under the flag of the IAAF, and thus sh
At 07:24 PM 7/12/2002 -0700, t-and-f-digest wrote..
>Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 12:24:43 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Jonas Mureika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: t-and-f: Greene sets career record at Rome
>
>On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Post, Marty wrote:
>
> > He also extended his world record lifetime total of su
At 07:24 PM 7/12/2002 -0700, t-and-f-digest wrote..
>Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 21:45:57 -0400
>From: "Martin J. Dixon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: t-and-f: Greene sets career record at Rome
>
>Do a Dubin. Take it out of the hands of the sporting bodies. Steroids are
>getting more and more play
>Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 13:30:43 -0700 (PDT)
>From: Jonas Mureika <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: t-and-f: Greene sets career record at Rome
>
>I never accused Greene's marks of being "such", nor do I intend my remarks
>to be taken in that light. However, it is naive suggest that Ben Johnson
>
What does the money have to do with it? Are you saying that East German marks from the
1970s are
acceptable because they were set under amateur rules?
Jonas Mureika wrote:
>
>
> They also didn't win gold medals and receive multi-million dollar
> endorsement deals as a result of being "non-witch
That is right. We have a scientific method of testing in place that we have to rely
on. If we don't
like or agree with the method or the people who are entrusted to do the drug testing,
then we need
to change the method and/or vote the bums out - if that is what they are.
A major issue here is
Contact:Melissa Beasley
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Saturday, July 13, 2002
Hot times on and off the track at
Bahamas Pre-Worlds Meet
> From this morning's SF Chronicle sports page:
>
> Hunt said his decision to resign as coach was based on the changing
> nature of today's student-athletes and the difficulty of fielding a
> competitive team at Cal, the only school in the Pac-10 not fully
> funded with scholarships for men's and
>I believe Canada must be the
>only country to produce a "fastest man" both before and after assuming the
>position which the US has yet to do.
Born in Jamaica.
Trained in the US by American coaches.
Singlet and shorts provided by Canada.
If Bill Clinton can redefine the English dictionary, I su
To play the devil's advocate, if want you to use sarcasm to make the
point-let's go with the McCarthy. But just because Joe's methods weren't the
best doesn't mean that the US government didn't have any communist spies. A
thought came to mind while running this morning. I believe Canada must be th
>From this morning's SF Chronicle sports page:
Cal track coach resigns
John Crumpacker, Chronicle Staff WriterSaturday, July 13, 2002
--
--
Erv Hunt, Cal's longest-tenured coach, has stepped down as head
On Fri, 12 Jul 2002, Mike Prizy wrote:
>
> This was done once before. I believe it was called Salem Witch Trials.
>
A bit of a difference... At the time of the Salem Witch Trials, there was
no scientific method of testing whether or not the individuals were
witches (burning them didn't count).
Well, that's what's wrong with him then. I never heard that he was injured.
"Martin J. Dixon" wrote:
> Actually, there is nothing wrong with that performance if all the facts are at
> your disposal. He only started doing a bit of mileage and light workouts a
> month ago after recovering from an
First Webb, now Special K... Broe's been a bit off form this year.
Nothing big from McMullen. If it weren't for Brannen having a good year,
I'd be a bit worried that whole group had gotten malaria or something.
Dan
-- still smarting from the flogging I took for questioning Webb's
decision to
Sully was injured all winter with a stress fracture in his back (I believe).
He suffered it during a race.
>From: "Wayne T. Armbrust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: "Wayne T. Armbrust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: T-AND-F <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: t-and-f: CanAm 2002 Concludes with Les In
Actually, there is nothing wrong with that performance if all the facts are at
your disposal. He only started doing a bit of mileage and light workouts a
month ago after recovering from an undiagnosed stress fracture that he has had
since the indoor season. We should all come off an injury so poor
What's the problem with Sully? He should be able to do repeats at that
pace.
Michael Scott wrote:
> CanAm 2002 Concludes with Les Internationaux de Demi-Fond de Montreal II
> Canadian Olympian and national record holder Kevin Sullivan fell short in
> his bid to claim a Commonwealth Games berth
> Do a Dubin. Take it out of the hands of the sporting bodies. Steroids are
> getting more and more play in the media. Time to have a congressional
inquiry.
> Everybody knows who is/was likely dirty. Subpoena them or other witnesses
> familiar with them to testify under penalty of perjury. Let the
Coverage of Friday's Golden League meet in Rome will be shown today(Saturday)
on ESPN from Noon-1pm(EDT). The events that will be shown:
Men's and Women's 100
Women's 400
Men's 800
Women's 1500, Men's Mile
Women's 100-hurdles
Men's 400-hurdles
Highlights of the men's and women's 5000s
Men
CanAm 2002
Performance Rankings (using IAAF Scoring Tables)
Women's Rankings
117531:42.7410,000 Megumi Tanaka Japan Boston I
117131:46.3110,000 Kazue OgoshiJPN/DaihatsuBoston I
115032:10.2610,000 Merima Hashim EthiopiaBo
CanAm 2002
Top Ten Rankings by Event
Men's 800-meters
1:45.58 Otukile Lekote BotswanaMontreal 1
1:46.02 --- Lekote BotswanaMaine
1:46.49 --- Lekote BotswanaMontreal II
1:46.52 Bryan Woodward Nike Farm Team Maine
1:46.76 Jebrah Harris Tennessee Montreal
CanAm High Performance Distance Circuit
All-Time Best Event Rankings, 1998-2002
Women's 800
1:59.45 M. Rainey-Valmon Reebok Enclave '98 Montreal
2:00.26 Chantee Earl, Farm Team, '02 Maine
2:00.2* Regina Jacobs Mizuno '99 Maine
2:01.50 Nicole Teter Reebok Aggies ยน01 Montreal
2:01.95 Jennifer Toom
Internationaux de demi-fond de Montreal 2
Montreal, Qc
Centre Claude Robillard - Friday 12-07-02
COMPLETE RESULTS - FINALS
CanAm 2002 Concludes with Les Internationaux de Demi-Fond de Montreal II
(Montreal, Quebec) -- Despite steady winds that hampered performances
all evening at the Les Internationaux de Demi-Fond de Montreal II at
Centre Claude Robillard in Montreal, the final stop on the 2002 CanAm
High Perfor
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