One addition to distance combos: Dan Kaplan noted that my database
missed Daniel Komen.
He is number 5 in the list:
Daniel Komen KEN 17.5.76
15003:29.46 125230007:20.67 1305500012:39.74
13011 28:12.7911333686
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Star Spangled Banner on repeat at NACAC Championships
It might be time to order a new copy of the national anthem CD at the 2nd
NACAC Track & Field Champi
Well, he got the royal screw in 2000, but in 2002 he should get even more
consideration.
He's lost twice this year, some will say. Ok, but both of those losses were to people
setting world bests at distances that are not his strength (10k & 20k - he was second
in
both). His Euro victory in the
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Record performances highlight USA Masters
10
Exactly correct. I forgot to mention that I could not include hand times
because the point scoring system in my db is just for recent use and I
didn't have time to reprogram.
But 10.1h, 19.83 and 44.5 give Tommie 3567 points.
And even after this one could argue whether the points scored in t
this is a stretch, to be sure, but I seem to recall somebody noting that
Ryun had a 6M XC time which when "converted" to a 10K made him pretty
impressive, albeit not in Aouita's league.
gh
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for proper historical perspective, think you have to give Tommie Smith
(still the best 3-event sprinter ever, IMHO) a nod w/ a couple of converted
hand times. Give him 10.34*, 19.83 and 44.64* and he's probably (I don't
have Tables handy) around 3600 points, just eyeballing what other people
have,
This goes to show what I have always thought - Aouita had the best range of
any "world record" caliber distance runner in the past 50 years. If you
removed the 800m, I think you'd find many guys like Geb and others who
didn't even run an 800 moving into the fray (I suspect Geb would be #1), but
t
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USTCA scholar-athletes a
I had to make another query for distance runners:
Those who have covered all Olympic distances from 800m to 1m:
SaïdAouita MAR 2.11.59
800 1:43.86 120615003:29.46 1252500012:58.39
12331 27:26.1112094900
Julius Kiptoo KEN 4.9.77
800
Hello,
I am not from TFN, but I decided to answer anyway. Here are the 120
athletes which were found with a query to my database. I used criteria
where 100m is 10.40 or better, 200m 21.00 or better and 400m 46.50 or
better.
Feel free to correct this list, I have not checked it, it's just what my
Since I had earlier asked the question of whether Svetlana could rebound
from her first loss in a year with a win in the European Championships,
perhaps the results will be of interest. Feofanova's back on top, but with
a height that is, for her, a little disappointing. No information yet on
weath
>From: Ed and Dana Parrot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Re: t-and-f: Kenteris 19.85
>Date: Fri, 09 Aug 2002 12:09:05 -0700
>
>Is that a PR for Kenteris? pretty impressive.
>
>- Ed Parrot
It's a big PR as h
Netters:
One of my belated Father's Day presents this year was a paperback
copy of the collected stories of Sherlock Hoimes, taken from the origial
Strand Magazine editions and actually purcahsed at the Holmes Museum in
London. So what has that to do with out sport?
Well, this mo
Netters:
Here, as promised is the 1983 column from the Star-Ledger in which I
bade farewell to the 168th St. Armory
Over its more that 79 years of life, the 102nd Regiment Armory on
168th Street in New York has served many roles beyond its principal one as a
training center for
Is that a PR for Kenteris? pretty impressive.
- Ed Parrot
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From: "Kebba Tolbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 11:43 AM
Subject: t-and-f: Kenteris 19.85
> Men 200m (wind: -0.5)
> Kenteris 19.85
>
> Obikwelu 20.21(NR for
From the BBC...awesome performance, as the World & Oly champ pulled
away hitting the straight.
1) Kederis (GRE) 19.85 CR
2) Obikwelu (POR) 20.21 NR
3) Devonish (GBR) 20.24
BTW, looks like Zelezny won't win a Euro title in the javelin, the
only major that's eluded him.
Paul Merca
Men 200m (wind: -0.5)
Kenteris 19.85
Obikwelu 20.21(NR for Portugal) although he's run under 19.90 for Nigeria
Devonish 20.24
Malcom 20.30
Zelezny didn't make the Jav final.
Kebba Tolbert ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Syracuse University Track &
I'm posting the complete results with about one day
delay on my website.
http://www.africathle.com/gb.htm
I'm in Tunis now so if you have some questions about
the champs, don't hesitate to write me.
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Leading results from last night.
Men
3000M SC Final
1 Brahim Boulami (MAR) 8:19.51
2 Wilson Boit Kipketer (KEN) 8:20.92
3 Stephen Cherono (KEN) 8:2385
400M Final
1 Eric Milazar (MRI) 46.67
2 Sofiene Labidi (TUN) 45.87
3 Marc Lagrange (RSA) 45.95
WOMEN
400M Final
1 Nadji Kaltou
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