t-and-f: Pugh obit

Mr. Pugh became track and field coach at the University of British Columbia in 1964, transforming a mediocre program into one of the best in the land. UBC teams won 25 Canada West titles in cross-country running and track and field during his 23-year tenure. As well, 14 of his student athletes

t-and-f: Lassiter apologizes for mistake at World Cup

I guess this answers the guilt question, now for the penalty phase. MJR --- MADRID, Spain -- U.S. distance runner Seneca Lassiter could be punished by USA Track Field for setting the pace for a Kenyan in the 1,500 meters at the World Cup. Bernard Lagat, who trains with Lassiter, won the

RE: t-and-f: Lassiter apologizes for mistake at World Cup

Penalty phase? Like we already told youze guys how diss works out. Da Nike goons paid off tribute to da suits at da USATF just for times like deeze. Nobody from da Nike Family gets caught for nuttin' until da contract runs out. Masback doan know nuttin, nobody doan know nuttin, and you doan know

Re: t-and-f: thin sprinters

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Now Tim Montgomery (5'10, 155 lbs, according to his USATF bio) has the world record, even though from his height and weight you might guess he was a distance runner. Does TM have an unusually slender physique for a world class 100-meter man, or am I merely the

Re: t-and-f: Lassiter apologizes for mistake at World Cup

Guido, Leroy, etc I don't know what will happen, but I doubt whether he'll get more punishment than being sent to sit in the corner with a dunce hat on. We can always dream, though! MJR malmo wrote: Penalty phase? Like we already told youze guys how diss works out. Da Nike goons paid off

t-and-f: green and corn bread

interesting.. In a message dated 9/22/2002 10:16:11 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: You guys tink dat Marion is usin da same cornbread and greens recipe on Timmy as what whacked CJ? You guys can't prove nuttin!

t-and-f: The Times and Title IX

Netters: Those interested in the Title IX controvesy should definitely read the front page story in today;s NY Times. It concentrates on the problem of the student who, without a scholarship, wants to try out for a college team in any sport. The villain of the piece, in my

Re: t-and-f: Lassiter apologizes for mistake at World Cup

Or, maybe he sits in the corner with CJ. Michael J. Roth wrote: Guido, Leroy, etc I don't know what will happen, but I doubt whether he'll get more punishment than being sent to sit in the corner with a dunce hat on. We can always dream, though! MJR malmo wrote: Penalty phase?

Re: t-and-f: Lassiter for a Darwin Award

Lynching is not an in thing in this day and time! While disapproving of what he did, your terminology needs to be cleaned up. Woody

t-and-f: Title IX poistscript

Netters: Isn't it fortunate for Notre Dame that it did not deny Mr. Dillingham, a walk-on the chance to go out for its football team. The only proper punishment for those involved in the type of injustice outlined in the Times article is to fire the people involved, bar them from

t-and-f: Title IX poistscript

It strikes me that many of the people (re: women), who are now in positions to make these decisions, are acting out of some warped sense of revenge towards male athletes in the name of equality. This is not, nor never has been about equality, with these people, but is a matter of who is in