t-and-f: Thank you note

Netters: Thanks to all of you who replied to my question. I had gone into the NCAA site and couldn't find the right trigger for the results. Ed Grant

t-and-f: Greek athletes

http://sports.yahoo.com/m/sa/news/ap/20021119/ap-greece-drugs.html An article about difficulty testing in Greece. Anyone know what they're talking about? The IAAF statement seems long on generalities and short on specifics, a situation guaranteed to make all sides get defensive. Either they're

t-and-f: USATF Release: Sage named Athlete of the Week

Contact:Tom Surber Media Information Manager USA Track Field (317) 261-0500 x317 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.usatf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, November 19, 2002 Sage named Athlete of the Week

t-and-f: Pacific Northwest Regional XC

In response to Brian's question, the Pacific NW XC Regional is November 23 in Sandy, Oregon, outside Portland. The PNTF Association (Western Washington) XC meet was on November 10 at Seattle's Lower Woodland Park, and results are on the Club Northwest site at www.cnw.org. Bill Roe [EMAIL

t-and-f: Terre Haute list gathering?

This list is really going downhill. No talk of a pub get-together in Terre Haute? We had a great one in Lawrence '98 and Bloomington '99. Unfortunately, I don't think it'll be as warm this year as 3 years ago when one could walk around at night in a t-shirt. Anyone have any suggestions,

t-and-f: Ben Plucknett dies

http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/nationworld/wire/sns-ap-run-o bit-plucknett1119nov19,0,1051058.story?coll=sns-ap-sports-headlines His World Record at Modesto in '81 may have been the first World Record I ever got to call live over the PA. I recall I didn't sleep that night. If

t-and-f: World Cup scoring

I just read something in the November Track Field News that puzzled me. The article on the men's World Cup said that Colin Jackson crapped out in the hurdles, and Aleksandr Averbukh did the same in the PV. It then says, Had they both won their events, the Europeans would have won the meet,

t-and-f: M100 Jaskulski shatters 100m record in Hawaii

Greetings, all Thanks to Ross Dunton's daily news site, we learn that Erwin J, who turned 100 a couple months ago, has lowered the M100 record in the 100 to 36.49 -- demolishing Everett Hosack's 43.00 from this year's Penn Relays. See story at:

Re: t-and-f: M100 Jaskulski shatters 100m record in Hawaii

From the article about the age 100 100m record: If most 100-year-olds fall, they go to the hospital. They get operations. They break hips. This guy gets wrapped up and he's going to run the 100 meters. Say what you will about masters competition, the above observation makes me proud to be a

Re: t-and-f: M100 Jaskulski shatters 100m record in Hawaii

Ed Parrot wrote: If most 100-year-olds fall, they go to the hospital. They get operations. They break hips. This guy gets wrapped up and he's going to run the 100 meters. Say what you will about masters competition, the above observation makes me proud to be a track and field athlete Yeah, I

t-and-f: World Cup scoring

Message text written by Lee Nichols Is there something I don't understand about WC scoring, or did TFN make an error? The latter. What could they have been thinking? :-)

t-and-f: More details on M100 WR in 100 (and 200!)

Y ask: Mark Zeug, president of the Hawaii Senior Olympics, has provided more details on Erwin Jaskulski's M100 WR Saturday in the 100 -- as well as WR in the 200! Mark writes: The official times: 100 meters -- 36.49 (AccuTrack FAT) 200 meters -- 1:27.85 (AccuTrack FAT). Timing official on the

t-and-f: Photos of record man Erwin

Y ask: The Honolulu Advertiser also covered Erwin's M100 sprint records. Check out: http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2002/Nov/17/ln/ln15a.html Great photos as well! Ken Stone http://www.masterstrack.com