Yeah, let's get track back off the front page. Wouldn't want it there.
TF News will be glad to have their monopoly back. gh made a point
earlier about only getting excited about stuff that actually matters(I'm
paraphrasing). Can anyone say Nike and labor practices? And I guess they
are the moral
New England Runner should be added to that list IMHO.
Regards,
Martin
Winfried Kramer wrote:
Dear Netters,
I have compiled a list with major track and field periodicals. Any amendments
and additions are appreciated.
ATHLETICS (monthly), 1185 Eglington Avenue East, Suite 601, North
York,
And further to P. F. Talbot's message, notice the little Chambers video
snippet. There have been little pockets of Francis support in the media
in the Aussie and Canuck colonies but I have seen none in the UK. Where
is the outrage about Chamber's association with Flex? It makes me want
to vomit.
There is a bunch of stuff on the letsrun home page. Here is an article about a
race he had with Shorter.
http://www.pensacolanewsjournal.com/news/020203/Local/ST001.shtml
Regards,
Martin
Ed Grant wrote:
Netters:
I am not aware that anything has been posted on this:
William
They are crazy, from Graham. Asked Monday if he still felt that way,
Graham said, Yes they are, man.
Who still talks like that?
I don't know where that stuff is coming from, Graham said. To my
knowledge, Tim never worked with Charlie.
The jilted spouse is always the last to know.
Some U.S. track officials are also disturbed that Jones and Montgomery
would choose to work with a Canadian coach -- whether he has a good
reputation or a bad one -- as the move seems to suggest there is a
dearth of qualified coaches in the United States.
Please. There are some US track officials
Fast Track, which promotes track and field events in Britain, is
sending an official to meet with Wells this week to try to sign Jones
and Montgomery to compete in the London Grand Prix on Aug. 8.
The key word up there is try. That doesn't look like the actions of an
organization holding out the
Kurt Bray wrote:
...That since this interview he has changed his mind and decided to
coach clean? Why hasn't he publicly said so?
I understand the circular argument people are making about his comments
in the past and having to buy into them if you are coached by him but
anyone who is
A bunch of cryptic offlist messages I've received over the last few
weeks from some reasonably connected people just made sense. Something
Jonas said about testing the waters crystallized it. Phil Hersh, James
Christie and all other media type lurkers out there have missed the
story IMHO.
Say
Who sponsored Sotomayor? Here's an actual criminal that should have gone to
jail. Let's get him back on the playing field though.
Regards,
Martin
It's the hypocrisy of the IAAF that's so galling. This is an organization
that makes a pretense of policing drugs. They're not hard to find. They seem
statements regarding our relationship.
Me again:
You could have said this back in mid-December when the story broke, Charlie. Why so
long to come clean?
Ken Stone
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Regards,
Martin
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Kurt Bray wrote:
Now you are
telling me that it's only everybody else's athletes who are dirty and not
Charlie's?
No. I'm just saying his are because I haven't seen anything to indicate
otherwise. The precious rule of law that always gets trotted out right?
Are you saying MM are dirty?
The same thing as the rest of the world is concluding about the US because of
the suppressed US positives.
Regards,
Martin
Kurt Bray wrote:
If Charlie has a big history of dope, currently defends
dope in interviews, and associates with avowed dopers like the fine citizens
over at
Quoting: And what is your evidence that..., I only ask that we do it based
on
evidence rather than rumor or cynical suspicion, ...until some evidence
demonstrates otherwise...
All excerpts from some very good earlier posts. But I guess it depends on the
evidentiary standards in place and whose
And of course those dirty Americans(not my term) are still plying
their trade while the powers that be want to give the death sentence to
Charlie when they haven't even done him the courtesy of charging (let
alone sentencing) him with anything yet. Too bad he doesn't live in
Illinois.
Regards,
This bunch doesn't care about the law though gh. Why would they when
bad, tasteless jokes would suffice instead? We are only talking about
people's lives and livelihood here. Here is a little more on the meet
situation from Phil Hersh.
http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/5069699.htm
...and Carmyn James, coach at the University of Hawaii, said they
trained on the university's new, state-of-the-art track for about two
weeks from the end of December to early January under the supervision of
Hansen and Francis. James said they alternated training on the track and
in the weight
I think Francis/Jones/Montgomery are going to win this PR fight. Good
for them.
Footnote: When Diack eventually meets with Jones he should also
apologise for declaring he will talk to her like a father. Jones is
grieving over the recent murder of her estranged natural father.
I've received 21 messages in my inbox while I was working out so I'm sure
someone has already pointed this out but he's coaching the top 2 sprinters in
the world. He'd be surprised to be told that he's left the sport.
Regards,
Martin
Kurt Bray wrote:
He does tell it like he thinks that it is.
I'm still waiting for the quotes that are so offensive. I'd also like Kurt or
someone to word the press release that they think he should issue that would
settle everyone down. And I mean that-I'd really be curious to see that.
Regards,
Martiin
Kurt Bray wrote:
You're right - he is back. What
condolences,
but he will still
talk to MJ like a father.
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
I think Francis/Jones/Montgomery are going to win this PR fight. Good
for them.
Footnote: When Diack eventually meets with Jones he should also
apologise for declaring he will talk to her like a father. Jones
Why do we have to get this from a lister through the media:-).
We have initiated discussions with the athletes and their
representatives, USATF spokeswoman Jill Geer said Wednesday. The
discussions are ongoing. Any time track and field is portrayed in a
negative light, it's cause for concern.
...form an interesting source.
Mr. Francis has paid a high penalty with respect to his past mistakes.
He is a very talented coach, and in my opinion...it is appropriate to
allow him once again to work with elite track and field athletes
Find out who here:
Ok I've got it: I'm not now nor have I ever been a member of the
communist party. Oh wait, someone else tried to make people say that.
Even if he did say that, no one would believe him anyway-as Randy is
pointing out as I type this(thanks-you just made my point)so all you
would be left with is
/sports/5050849.htm
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Asked what he could say to convince her of her error, Diack replied:
Leave that to her and me, not first to the press. I will try to talk to
her like a father.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/printFriendly/0,,1-4-557445,00.html
http
Brumel's passing got me wondering. Who has the highest non-fosbury
jump and what's the height. I'm sure this has been posted here before
but I can't seem to find it.
Adam
--
Regards,
Martin
Martin J. Dixon, B. Math. (Hons), C.A., Partner
Millard, Rouse Rosebrugh LLP
if it's possible.
gh
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 28 Jan 2003 19:07:51 -0500
To: track list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Brumel was a masters jumper, too
He asked what the highest non-fosbury was. Did anyone
Cecil Smith, one of Canada's foremost voices on track and field, and
three-time Olympic sprint coach John Cannon said they see nothing wrong
with Francis coaching the American sprint stars. The International
Amateur Athletic Federation(sic), the world governing body for track and
field, says it
No question, they will run in some Golden League meets, Wells said. I
have been having great dialogue with them (Golden League meeting
directors) about Marion and Tim competing in their meets.
http://abc.net.au/news/sport/athletics/2003/01/item20030127115945_1.htm
Regards,
Martin
Nick Davies, a spokesman for the International Amateur Athletic
Federation, said competitions director Sandro Giovannelli will travel to
Toronto to speak with the American stars face-to-face if needed, to urge
the athletes to reconsider their choice of coach. Davies said the IAAF
had been
The couple were reportedly spotted training in Hawaii over Christmas
but are now back in Toronto. They're here and they're working out five
days a week with Charlie, a source close to the Francis camp
confirmed.
This question is more directed at the TC people. Anyone seen them?
TORONTO and CALGARY -- Derek Hansen, the stretching guru who was supposed
to coach U.S. super sprinters Tim Montgomery and Marion Jones at
Toronto's York University, has been dumped by his Vancouver business
partner.
First of all, who cares and, secondly, I don't know what that means
exactly
TORONTO and CALGARY -- Derek Hansen, the stretching guru who was supposed
to coach U.S. super sprinters Tim Montgomery and Marion Jones at
Toronto's York University, has been dumped by his Vancouver business
partner.
First of all, who cares and, secondly, I don't know what that means
exactly
of the world's fastest humans for offenses that the general
sporting public an't fathom is no way to sell tickets.
gh
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 07:51:55 -0500
To: Track Field List [EMAIL PROTECTED
Stuff is all over the place this morning of course since the reporter
types can read the Times online just like anyone else. Not much original
reporting but here are a couple of interesting things from the Toronto
Sun.
People in glass houses really shouldn't throw stones, said Cecil
Smith, a
Top sprinters Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery have pulled out of a
planned trip to Australia next month as fallout continues over their
decision to train with a drug-tainted Canadian coach.
Now of course the one may have nothing to do with the other.
This is much better than the National Enquirer nature of the story. Now
we are back to where we usually are with these guys-WWF trash talk
stuff. I'm sure this will make the people happy who didn't like the
previous level of discourse.
Someone coaches you to a world record and you leave him,
s elite stage, are
considering blackballing them.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,4-551865,00.html
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
This is much better than the National Enquirer nature of the story. Now
we are back to where we usually are with these guys-WWF trash talk
stuff. I'm sure
Of the 400 former Serie A and Serie B players who died between 1960 and
1996, Guariniello is treating 70 of the deaths as manslaughter.
No offense to the vertically challenged types but you have to wonder if
the guy promoting the 8 minutes a week workout
program has shares in the company that sells this product:
http://amplestuff.safeshopper.com/53/cat53.htm?545
Regards,
Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All you people
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
...just arrived. I am constantly battling our local post office and I am
curious as to whether or not anyone else in the world hasn't got theirs
yet or, even better, if someone in some extremely remote locale has.
Regards,
Martin
18. A lot of people would argue that darts isn't a sport. How do you
respond?
JP It's definitely a sport, because it is a competition, and there is a lot
of pressure, and skill, involved. Fitness helps too, though it is not as
mandatory as running the 100 metres.
15. NBA millionaires drive
a couple track
and field fans
down at your local post office.
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
...just arrived. I am constantly battling our local post office and I am
curious as to whether or not anyone else in the world hasn't got theirs
yet or, even better, if someone in some extremely remote
Good Lovin', Groovin', People Got to Be Free, Beautiful Morning, etc-all
classics. With malmo on the dogs. Not their fault. The owner is another story.
ghill wrote:
To clarify:
Spanky Our Gang--with Spanky McFarland--sang such hits as Sunday Will
Never Be The Same, whereas The (Young)
One shot is ok but not 2. gh was kdding(I think) but Elitenet, on the
other hand, is
not. As far as TFN is concerned(I didn't start this), perhaps gh is
just warning me that I better
not fall for the same thing they did. To wit, quoting from letsrun:
The magazine is nicknamed the Bible of the
The AP AOY poll is certainly no better, except for number 1 of course.
Uri Goldbourt wrote:
And isn't it almost equally ridiculous that Sergey Makarov, easily the best
Javelin thrower in the World, who beat Backley in all their encounters but
one, is not only behind Backley, but out of the
Typical...They should pay up or not be allowed to go. That's how we
operate in the real world. I await the America first, my country right
or wrong response.
Canada has paid $5 million to keep the World Anti-Doping Agency in
business, but the wealthy United States still owes $1.6 million for 2002
was because he'd just lost three stone (42lbs) and some must have gone
from his throwing arm. But Taylor reckons he has another three stone to
go and said: health is more important than darts.
So there is hope.
Randall Northam
On Tuesday, Jan 7, 2003, at 18:30 Europe/London, Martin J. Dixon wrote
of the
bullseye;
4. There are far fewer great athletes throwing darts.
At 6:12 AM -0500 08.01.2003, Martin J. Dixon wrote:
You make my point about Lance vs Bonds. What is it about hitting a
fastball that makes it a more redeeming athletic endeavour than hitting
a bullseye? And I'm not putting down
We in the boonies get it even later. Sled dog delivery takes time. You guys will
be talking about the next issue by the time I get mine.
Regards,
Martin
Geoff Pietsch wrote:
Am I alone in hoping that a regular centerfold, like the one of Jorge
Torres in this month's issue (I get it late -
Both sport and the medical establishment promise a brave new world if
they could only get their hands on our genes. And so we have come up
with gene-doping. There is no turning back, says Dr. Schierling. It's
not like drugs -- where if there is a reaction, the dosage is stopped.
The gene is there
Now here is a guy with a skill and we got him.
Two nights ago, Part beat Phil Taylor, who had won the world championship title
for eight years in a row.
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/PEstory/TGAM/20030107/SDARTX/sports/sports/sports_temp/2/2/18/
ghill wrote:
Conversely,
In making what is probably the biggest mistake in sports business history, the
French Codifis team dropped him like a rock when they found out about his
illness-no insurance as a result. It's a wonder he is as polite to the country as
he is. I know which finger I would be waving at them if I were
Pretty sure that the event they used to run in Michigan? didn't have
this many miles.
www.ENDURrun.com
Regards,
Martin
But he has.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe one reason why the French don't particularly like Lance is that he has not
made much of an effort to learn French (they still think it's the internatioinal
language!), while Lemond was based there and spoke it fluently.
sideshow
Here is the gist of what happened. After he signed his contract with
Codifis, the Codifis guy came over to the US when he got sick and was
undergoing chemo. Lance thought that he wanted to get a look at him and
how sick he really was. Once he saw him, he said to Carmichael that the
French
I'm surprised Lance is that high. Makes the case. They don't like him
there-because he is so good.
Regards,
Martin(admitted Lancophile)
Robert Hersh wrote:
As an interesting postscript to our recent AOY thread, I thought I'd pass
along the results of the 2002 Champion of Champions poll of the
For all her success during the past year, however, Radcliffe cannot
even begin to match the American's achievements, the most notable of
which is winning a record five Olympic medals at the 2000 Sydney games,
including three gold. Jones is a charismatic, articulate superstar whose
name and face
I've been playing in traffic now for nigh on 60,000 or so miles in the last 20 years.
One of my one finger
salutes a few years ago got the guy I was running with that day charged with some
highway traffic offence.
He had the misfortune of running in the outside lane. We had to assume the
His team isn't as much use to him in the mountains either. Put the top guys on
each team in the same position and he would come out ahead. As I've said before,
read the book and all the SI stuff you can on him and watch the tour and you
would learn it isn't just yankee hype. He has traded places
Have almost got in some fights because of the verbal and even physical abuse of
the smokers who gather out in front of the 3 high schools in polite Brantford,
Ontario, Canada that I run by periodically. How I react will usually depend on how
hard I am working. It definitely isn't a regional thing.
Only some of them-a small %! They have guns here.
Michael J. Roth wrote:
1. I was in Ellicottville this past summer and can vouch for the
relative inbred-ness of the locals there.
2. If you runners think you have it bad, try race walking, where even
the other tf-types (the inbred
It also allows you to function at a higher level in your other activities
throughout your entire life-play and work.
Regards,
Martin
Jason Michael Blank wrote:
ghill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was listening to Dr. Dean Edell on the radio. He's a nationally
syndicated talk guy who gives
Bloomquist, Bret wrote:
They asked if the Game 6 loss would haunt him during the off-season. Why
would it haunt me? he grumbled. What does that have to do with me?
This is simply unacceptable from an athlete in a team sport. You're
measured by championships and he didn't win one.
Just because there is all kinds of nonsense below the top doesn't mean that
they can't get lucky and get the number one right. The pick of almost every
list that I have seen. Only my personal opinion, but after coming back from
what he came back from and doing what he did, these awards are beneath
Sorry to continue to stray off track here. The adversity was just icing. He
deserved to win it anyway. He did do a little something extra after winning it
twice, he won it a third time AND a fourth. Armstrong's thoughts on the matter
are not relevant. He is not a normal human being. Ask the great
that it was a fourth win is as irrelevant as John Wayne winning the
lifetime body of work considerations Oscar for Rooster Cogburn. (And Ed
was right on with the overcoming adversity angle also.)
gh
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 27 Dec
for a Tour de France type.
Conversely, Lance Armstrong could spend his next 302 incarnations and be
unable to hit a major league fastball out of the infield.
gh
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 19:28:56 -0500
I know next year, you're going to see Maurice at his best. I can just
feel it. I'm eager to see it; and I'm eager to be in the race.
So eager, it seems, that he and his speedy other half have been soaking
up the advice of Johnson's disgraced former coach in Toronto, Charlie
Francis.
He can beat
Muskingum College invites applications for a ten month
position, with one year renewable contract for
graduate assistant coach in Track.
Includes tuition remission, monthly stipend, room, and
board. Requires Bachelors Degree and candidate must
qualify for admission into the Graduate Program.
don't know how Martin's name got on the last post, but it
was unintended! Sorry Martin!
kw
Muskingum College invites applications for a ten month
position, with one year renewable contract for
graduate assistant coach in Track.
Includes tuition remission, monthly stipend, room, and
board.
ATHLETICS Australia should drop plans to bring world-beating sprinters
Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery to Melbourne this summer because of
their association with drug-tainted coach Charlie Francis, according to
Nic Bideau.
Shoes are staring to drop. Isn't Australia the land that was basically
Another reporter too lazy to write his own copy. Can't anyone out there
write anything original? Here is one of Simmons' articles he has
quoted(from 2000):
Steve Simmons, a columnist from the Toronto Sun, wrote, In what should
have been the week of her life, the great Marion Jones has been found
Instead they're taking the secrecy route, no photos allowed,
nobody's even supposed to know they're in York, etc.
RT
They may be taking the secrecy route but no one cares. York is a public
facility that thousands of people use every day. Anyone can take a snap.
I got an offlist post that
We don't want to blackball a guy [Francis] for what happened years ago.
But on the other hand, we cannot ignore it for fear of repeating it,
said Dr. Larry Bowers, senior managing director of the U.S. Anti-Doping
Agency. He would not say whether a target test was being considered.
But we
the net
with remarkable ease.
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/PEstory/TGAM/20021221/SBRUN/sports/sports/sportsOtherHeadline_temp/2/2/10/
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
We don't want to blackball a guy [Francis] for what happened years ago.
But on the other hand, we
The rumour is since some time in 2001 actually.
Regards,
Martin
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Also, rumor has it that Francis has been involved with Montgomery's
coaching for some time now, so this may well be a natural progression of
the situation. Tim has a major breakthrough the past two seasons,
Too bad because a young Canadian trainer working with two of the
fastest people in the planet should make for a great story, something to
shout about. Right now, all we're hearing is whispers.
How true. More at:
Hendershott said that while working with Francis may raise
questions, it is Montgomery and Jones who have to
decide who
plays what role in their careers.
The ultimate test is going to be with their
performance, he said.
Hopefully, they're working with him merely because he's a good
technician.
Of course that is why they are working with him. There is no coaching
mystery here. Charlie is coaching the two of them and using Derek
because he knew this was exactly the reaction he would get. Good for
Charlie and good
They probably figured that no one would notice them up here. After all,
in 2 days we are about to go into winter solstice and we won't even see
the sun until March. Any listers who were up here for the 93 indoor
worlds wouldn't have been disavowed of the perpetual winter perception.
The two of
Scroll down to the bottom of the link if all you are interested in are
the results of a mile in Hawaii on December 5th(including the DFL
award). Paul Christman's usual excellent writing and a lot of name
dropping are above the results.
http://www.runningstats.com/Pages/777/Players.html
Regards,
This is reasonably funny:
PR: I'm not saying that. And I don't think people think that. You don't
even speak Canadian. I'm just worried about the possible bad publicity
of all this.
Jones: How bad could it be?
PR: Actually, this is about as bad as it gets. But that's still bad.
More here:
I seem to be the only one interested in this but here is a photo moved
by Reuters. I suspect it will be all over the place tomorrow.
http://wwwi.reuters.com/images/2002-12-19T005803Z_01_GALAXY-DC-MDF171281_RTRIDSP_2_SPORTS-ATHLETICS-JONES-DC.jpg
Regards,
Martin
Actually, they have apparently been at York quite a bit over the last
few days and seen by a number of people but no one really does seem to
care. We're just too polite up here. Someone offered 100.00 on a site up
here for a photo which actually reminds me of the old SNL Beatles
reunion joke.
If the magnitude of Larsen's improvement is the true measure of
Hansen's potential impact, then the mysterious Canadian coach could be
exactly what Jones needs.
Here:
http://www.nationalpost.com/sports/story.html?id={AADF7243-1A98-474F-9766-19CF698CD1AB}
Go here and do a search on Hansen and
doesn't seem to go with the link.
Regards,
Martin
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
If the magnitude of Larsen's improvement is the true measure of
Hansen's potential impact, then the mysterious Canadian coach could be
exactly what Jones needs.
Here:
http://www.nationalpost.com/sports/story.html?id
As first reported in The Toronto Sun yesterday,...
Not quite accurate.
While Hansen has an extensive expertise in analysing the biomechanics
of sprinting and long jump, the Sun has learned that he is, in fact,
working with the pair in co-operation with Francis...
Learned from whom?
-0088.html
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Someone just posted a rumour to the Can list that Charlie is supposed to
be behind the scenes of Tim and Marion. They were all supposed to have
been seen at York's fine indoor track in Toronto today. Is this
possible?
Regards,
Martin
Further to my message of this morning-sort of:
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/sports/4733920.htm
Actually courtesy of Jonas but I think you guys have scared him off.
Regards,
Martin
The headers will frequently tell you. A message with my name on it just
went to a lister.
Regards,
martin
Benji Durden wrote:
My Norton's Antivirus has been intercepting the W32.Klez.H@mm worm for
me coming from email addresses with the domains nyrrc.org and
alamosa.k12.co.us. These
Someone just posted a rumour to the Can list that Charlie is supposed to
be behind the scenes of Tim and Marion. They were all supposed to have
been seen at York's fine indoor track in Toronto today. Is this
possible?
Regards,
Martin
Ask him again in 2 weeks. Retiring after a race like that(or frequently after any
marathon) is what most people do or to quote your following message:
You have to forget your last marathon before you try another. Your mind can't
know what's coming.
-Frank Shorter
Regards,
Martin
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She probably turned a few heads here too.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/special_events/sports_personality_2002/2554969.stm
Regards,
Martin
ghill wrote:
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 06 Aug 2002 19:16:17 -0400
To: track
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Martin
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Mondor/Pells video:
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Regards,
Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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without permission.
Who's #1?
Take it away. That is what they did to Ben. There should be no discussion.
Regards,
Martin
Winfried Kramer wrote:
According to German newspaper reports, Javier Sotomayor has now admitted
that he took drugs during his career ...
What about his Sydney silver medal?
--
Winfried Kramer
These too. It will have to be a bit of a rewrite.
http://www2.iaaf.org/Results/lists/alltime/outdoor/G/m/HJ.html
Regards,
Martin
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Take it away. That is what they did to Ben. There should be no discussion.
Regards,
Martin
Winfried Kramer wrote:
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