courtesy University of Washington sports information department.
Highlights of the meet included an exciting womens 800m featuring
Diane Cummins (CAN) running 2:03:05, the second fastest time (not the
fastest as the UW release states) in the world so far, hotly pursued
by Chantee Earl of the Ni
There were some good early season results from last night's Missouri
Invitational at the University of Missouri's Hearns Fieldhouse. Marsha
Dawkins of Oral Roberts ran 53.59, Christian Cantwell of Missouri threw
19.43, and Jennifer Bennet, also of the host team vaulted 3.80. Complete
results at
ricardo quintana wrote:
Results will be posted at
http://gatorzone.com/sportshop/pop_track.php
Actually, the results are at
http://gatorzone.com/trackfield/men/boxscore.php?gameid=3078
with women first and men following.
Neal Davis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alexandria, Virginia
Larry,
California High School T&F athletes have been able to compete in 4 events
for over 40 years. As a high schooler, I ran or competed in 4 events in
many meets (3 running and 1 field event).
It is not unusual to see kids here today running on both relays (4X100) and
(4X 400) plus 100, 200 sp
John Capel was the story of the meet. Capel,slow out of the blocks, came on in the last 15m to post a 6.14 for the 55 m sprint. Arvand Moncur got the best of Davian Clarke in the men's 400m. Time was in the mid 47's.Moise Joseph got tangled up in the 800m and then exited the track through the doubl
Netters,
In NJ this year, they allow HS athletes to compete in 4 running events at a
single-day track meet. Initially, I didn't have any feelings about this rule
change, but now I have to say I'm slightly disgusted by it. The reason being
is that I'm witnessing coaches, not athletes, "slaving"
Are these now called Texas Terriers?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Staffordshire Bull Terriers are bred in the Uk. The ones bred in the US are not bred
>to standard
> and are, basically, freaks compared to those bred correctly. That is one reason why
>the freakishly
> large "pit bulls" in the US
The following tables summarize the number of athletes each country placed
in the world top-100 rankings for 2002 (plus ties) and the highest-ranked
of these for each event. Since one or two placings may represent only
exceptional individuals, rather than national program strength, I've
condensed th
Elite Men
Athlete Place Height Made
Derek Miles 1 5.80m (19' 1/4) World Leader
Jeff Hartwig 2 5.70m (18'8 1/4")
Tye Harvey 3 5.70m
Toby Stevenson 45.50m
Steve Deming5 5.50m
Brad Walker 6 5.40m
Tim Mack7 5.40m
Jerem
gee, you learn something every day. Shepherd's pie was a staple, but i had
never heard the term "cottage pie" before. Dictionary says it's a Shepherd's
pie made w/ beef, which means that's actually what we ate cuz lamb was
nonexistent in those days and mutton was unpalatable.
gh
> From: [EMAIL PR
The Mappa/Quercetani book of about 10 years ago that had the top 1000
performances ever in each event lists it as "sloping ground." That could
mean downhill runway and/or not enough sand in the pit, but probably the
former.
gh
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Sat, 1
I have a vague-vague-vague-vague recollection that reputable eyewitnesses
later revealed that the pit was significantly low. But I could be confusing
with somebody else. I only bring that up in hopes of spurring somebody
else's memory.
But hey, the bottom line is that I was the T&FN statistician a
In a message dated 1/17/03 11:15:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< My mother's English, and my sister and I used to write on the calendar on
Thursday, "start boiling roast for Sunday dinner." :-)
gh >>
What-no cottage pie??
JT
On Sat, 18 Jan 2003 13:28:50 +, you wrote:
>> And of course, you wash this
>>down with a big glass of iced tea.
>>
>>bob
I keep a big tumbler of iced tea (sweetened of course, and none of that
lemon crap) right next to my computer both at home and at work, with constant
refreshment with fre
In a message dated 1/16/03 3:29:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Not for nothing are they banned in the UK under the
Dangerous Dogs Act. >>
Staffordshire Bull Terriers are bred in the Uk. The ones bred in the US are
not bred to standard and are, basically, freaks compared to those bred
co
I'm currently working on progressive all-time lists for various events and have come
upon something weird.
Does anyone remember an American long jumper Ron Coleman from the early 70's? He
appears in the ATFS 1972 all-time list as the #5 performer of all-time, having jumped
8.25m (I'm sure it wa
And of course, you wash this
down with a big glass of iced tea.
bob
as a recent migrant to the south, i should tell you that there is no such
thing as iced tea. what you're referring to is known as "sweet tea."
dAN
From: "Thomas J. Derderian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Thomas J. Der
http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20030115/2045942.asp
http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20030116/1016958.asp
http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20030117/1003127.asp
Regards,
Martin
This article from NYTimes.com
has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3 Quit Olympic Panel on Ethics
January 18, 2003
By RICHARD SANDOMIR
In a widening rift within the United States Olympic
Committee over conflict of interest charges against its
chief executive, Lloyd D. Ward, three
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