t-and-f: Bannister-Armstrong-Owens top Forbes list

2005/11/18/ athletic_performance_olympics_cx_lr_1118experts.html?partner=rss Best regards, Mike Prizy

t-and-f: Re:

Guinness World Record in the Youth Slave category? On Sep 13, 2005, at 8:35 PM, ALLEN GILMAN wrote: India's marathon boy, aged three By Sandeep Sahu BBC News, Bhubaneswar <99.gif> <_40796452_sand.jpg> Coach Das says Budhia could be a Guinness World Record holder He runs seven hours at a str

t-and-f: Arthur Lydiard in Chicago Oct. 30

3 article by our Speedplay columnist, Mike Prizy: http://www.chicagoaa.com/features/speedplaylydiard03.html For more on his U.S. Tour, check out: http://www.runningnetwork.com/news/lydiardtourSept04.html * QUOTE "Having cance

t-and-f: Ill. Girls St: Jr-11.41/24.11/53.13/19-11; 13-3!

Illinois High School Association Girls State Track Meet Finals: Saturday, May 22, 2004 Eastern Illinois University Charleston, Ill. http://www.ihsa.org/activity/trg/tourney/2result2.htm Final team standings: Pl. School Points 1 Evanston (Twp.)

Re: t-and-f: Father-son under 4:10 in high school?

Did the proud dad here - the other Sully on this list and former h.s. teammate of mine who is kinda bragging about his son's 4:08.87 1600 - forget to mention that Brian is only a junior? jsully13 wrote: > Anyone do it yet? I know the Chapa's are close with Rudy's son running very well > indo

t-and-f: Iraq casualty has track history

Ryan Beaupre, reported to be the pilot of the U.S helicopter that crashed Friday in the Iraqi war killing eight British soldiers and four U.S. Marines, was the leadoff man on his high school's state championship 4x400 relay in 1991. Mr. Beaupre was from St. Anne, Ill. and attended Bishop Mc

Re: t-and-f: U.S. TV Reminder--NCAA Div.I on ESPN2 Today

What was the date for the SEC Championships? This meet was replayed a couple times over the weekend on TCI/AT&T/Comcast - or whatever name this company goes by now - digital cable in the Chicago area (However, on Fox SN.) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > ESPN2 will show the NCAA Div.I Championships

t-and-f: ACSM on ephedra

* Ephedra, or its synthetic form ephedrine, can be found in a variety of over-the-counter asthma, cold, and allergy medications as a bronchodilator and decongestant. * ACSM also points to the increased risk of health problems when caffeine and ephedra are used together. March 13, 2003 FO

t-and-f: These boots ain't made for running

RUNNING IN MILITARY BOOTS COULD BE MADE SAFER, MORE EFFICIENT BY ADDING INSOLES Combination-type insole shown to reduce frequency of overuse injuries in military personnel INDIANAPOLIS - Military recruits are prone to a high occurrence of lower-extremity overuse injuries such as stress fr

Re: t-and-f: NYTimes.com Article: B.Y.U. Soccer Finds Novel Alternative to N.C.A.A.

        But Ms. Greenberger, the irony of "the point of the law" is that every time a men's roster of 45 is cut, that is 45 less roster slots for women that a university is obligated to provide.       [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This article from NYTimes.com has been sent to you by [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: t-and-f: NYTimes.com Article: New Ritual of Spring:SteroidTesting

Really sad but true.     Also, today in the Chicago Tribune, there is a short piece regarding how the Nat. Basketball Players Assoc. is "not satisfied" with the out-of-competition Olympic drug testing program because it is not part of the NBA players collective-bargaining agreement.     ghill wro

t-and-f: Q&A with Lydiard

Chicago Athlete Magazine Speedplay column March 2003 Q&A with the god of jog http://www.chicagoaa.com/features/speedplaylydiard03.html

Re: Fwd: Re: t-and-f: Futility, absurdity, jewelry

>From Ill. H.S. Association: http://www.ihsa.org/announce/021015.htm 9. Boys/Girls: Approved that the following interpretation to NFHS Track and Field Rules be in effect in the state series and in all interscholastic meets hosted by an IHSA member school: NFHS Rule 4-3-1: "Once a running e

Re: t-and-f: WPV--High School Record?

I'll bet Chelsea has a better backyard vault pit than her father (Jan Johnson, '72 Olympic Bronze medal) had growing up in that Chicago South Suburb of Chicago Heights (Bloom H.S.) But, note below the run the Bloom guys had in the vault (Tim is Jan's younger brother.) http://www.ihsa.org/activi

[Fwd: Re: t-and-f: WPV--High School Record?]

Sorry, at second look, this 13-8 is an outdoor mark. Original Message Subject: Re: t-and-f: WPV--High School Record? Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 13:53:21 -0600 From: Mike Prizy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Organization: @attbi.com To: Roger Ruth <[EMAIL

Re: t-and-f: WPV--High School Record?

Here is what is listed at the Illinois High School Association site: http://www.ihsa.org/activity/trg/records/eventrec.htm pole vault National — 13-8, Shayla Balentine, Morro Bay, CA, 2001 IHSA — 12-6, Elizabeth Boyle, Winnetka (New Trier), 2001 (finals) Class A — 9-6, Jackie Marquardt, Braidwoo

t-and-f: Millrose Q: blocks?

Were blocks used for the 400?

Re: t-and-f: round-the-clock Olympics

A: More crap. Features like the soft side of NBA players in the Olympics and the fuzzy side of rhythmic gymnasts. Ready-to-toss NBC executives, $1.99 a dozen - or is that the scrimp special? Lee Nichols wrote: > So, does this mean we'll actually see more than 2 laps of the 10K, or > does

t-and-f: round-the-clock Olympics

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/2003-02-06-athens-tv_x.htm For U.S. couch potatoes, '04 Games will be dream By Michael Hiestand USA TODAY U.S. television viewers usually miss lots of Olympic action. But they'll miss a lot less of next year's Summer Games in Athens, Greece. NBC a

Re: t-and-f: MARION SPEAKS

I don't think Charlie has been making a living by flipping burgers at McDonald's. Just from what has come out in the last week or so, there seems at least strong circumstantial evidence that Charlie has continued to work directly or indirectly with top track athletes. If the IAAF was concerned w

t-and-f: Marion Express

M&M controversy. What controversy? I just saw a Marion Jones American Express Checks commercial on TV.

t-and-f: Panel misses shot to improve Title IX

http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/columnists/cs-0302020300feb02,1,3827486.column?coll=cs%2Dcolumnists Barry Temkin (Chicago Tribune) ON HIGH SCHOOLS Panel misses shot to improve Title IX February 2, 2003 It's tempting to say, with apologies to poet T.S. Eliot, that the Comm

Re: t-and-f: Regina record to test WMA sanity

I can always tell the real good masters athletes at meets. They always have a brief case with them. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > But here's the most AMAZING part: If Regina doesn't trot around with paperwork in >hand and gets the needed signatures of timers, judges, etc., she won't get credit for

Re: t-and-f: A six month suspension? PICK ME!!!

Pro team sports was mentioned somewhere, but those leagues suspend based on being disqualified from a certain number of games without pay, plus a fine. In track, an athlete could have your six-month suspension and not miss any of the big pay meets. I think the first suspension should include at

Re: t-and-f: Mr. Francis gets his chance to put up or shut up

For about a week or so, I thought the IAAF was really going to move seriously on the issue of drug use. This statement* sounds like maybe the GL begged or pressured the IAAF to find a golden parachute out of their big talk. With all the honorable people involved here, I guess a simple statement

Re: t-and-f: Diack taken to task

No thanks. We've got enough convicted crooks walking around free now. "Martin J. Dixon" wrote: > > Charlie ... Too bad he doesn't live in Illinois > Regards, > Martin >

Re: t-and-f: Diack taken to task

n a better tactic > than going vocal if the other side is vitriolic with their criticism. Why fight when >the other side is > committing suicide? > Regards, > Martin > > Mike Prizy wrote: > > > I think the interesting issue will be if some of the GL organizers back thei

Re: t-and-f: More support for Francis...

But, Martin, is it not credible suspicion? Why would someone want to brag about a time that was disqualified because it was assisted by performance enhancing drugs? This is from page one of Charlie's web site: - By using the Francis Advanced Speed Training program incredible results have been

Re: t-and-f: Diack taken to task

I think the interesting issue will be if some of the GL organizers back their talk and keep Team J&M out. What kind of pressure would this put on U.S. organizers? For there to be a PR fight, Jones and Montgomery have to return a punch, and I'm not sure if I've seen one yet. Being silent won't wi

Re: t-and-f: That starting rule

I think that PGS Tour case was an ADA issue - American's With Disabilities Act. My point is that professional sports - at least in the U.S. - is considered employment, as any job in the entertainment field. I think the Curt Flood case is a good example. Free agency is about the rules of the game

Re: t-and-f: That starting rule

Since Curt Flood. > Since when did the details of rules governing how play a sport become > a legitimate subject for the courts? > > Kurt Bray > > _ > STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* > http://join.msn.c

Re: t-and-f: Pound: No mercy for drug cheats - FOX Sports report

smaller font size Ed and Dana Parrot wrote: I was curious about the following quote from the article about our buddy Mr. Pound. "WADA plans to bring out a single list for banned substances instead of the two currently in use. " What exactly does this mean? - Ed Parrot - Original Message -

Re: t-and-f: Dogs kill runner

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

Re: t-and-f: culinary expertise of our respective cultures

No. Culinary expertise and English cooking is an oxymoron. Randall Northam wrote: > Isn't this a much more fun topic (omg I'm losing my grammatical > sensibilities) than all that endless college cross country nonsense > Randall Northam

Re: t-and-f: January T&F News...

Is your issue coming in the sealed plastic? Otherwise, you might have 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 g

t-and-f: Dogs kill runner

We had an unfortunate incident involving runners and dogs over the weekend here in Chicago. ** (From Chicago Athlete) http://www.chicagoaa.com/ http://www.runningnetwork.com/ THE NEWS: Dan Ryan Woods on the Southwest Side continued to be clos

Re: t-and-f: Names???

ZoomByU sounds like he/she is from the Rift Valley. I still say Fartlek. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 1. How can it be Spike when so many athletes in (all the events of) track and > field don't even wear spikes?? > 2. How can it be Cinders when cinder tracks are such ancient history?? > 3. My vo

Re: t-and-f: Title IX

Reference: http://www1.ncaa.org/membership/ed_outreach/gender_equity/index.html I used this site for a couple of stories I wrote last spring. According to the numbers provided to Mr. Entine, the average number of males per track team has dropped. Is that because there are more teams or is it bec

Re: t-and-f: ready to vote

The money saved from the Mascot R&D Fund was transferred over to the Mascot Legal Defense Fund. P.S. No copy rights on Fartlek. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >Has USATF checked out any legal conflicts with the > 'Rerun' moniker? > > RT

Re: t-and-f: re: Mascot Choices

I submitted Fartlek also. H? What were the rules for making the short list? I say Fartlek as a write in. Reuben Frank wrote: > I still can't believe my entry - "Fartlek" - didn't > make the cut. > > __ > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powe

Re: t-and-f: T&FN's centerfold

This issue came quick to the Chicago area. Must have been all those state-of-Illinois-related photos. "Martin J. Dixon" wrote: > 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 > > Geof

Re: t-and-f: Dropped Men's Programs???

Re. Blinn, was there a TFN or SI story that mentioned something about one reason the track program was dropped was because it got more media attention than the football team? http://www.njcaa.org/sports.cfm?menu=1&sid=41&cid=1415&divid=0&gender=m&slid=23 Smith takes over assistant spot for Bar

t-and-f: Chicago increases registration cap

PRESS RELEASE LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon THE LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON INCREASES REGISTRATION CAP; Race will increase the field to 40,000 participants Chicago (January 6, 2003) The LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon announced it will increase its registration cap fro

Re: t-and-f: USC football

Staying on the West Coast, there is a fair amount of jump talent lost also. The Bay Area folks might know of the great athletic abilities of the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver, No. 89, Tai Streets (U. of Mich.) He was all everything (football-basketball-track) at ***Thornton H.S.*** (South Su

Re: t-and-f: USATF Release: Mascot name game continues

Dear Craig, Bill, Jill; If the Big Blue Hairy Thing is still around Dec. 11, 2004, he's more than welcome in Schaumburg, Ill. for the USATF Junior Olympics National Cross Country Championships. I'll even comp his cage. Best regards, Mike Prizy Chairman, Local Organizing Committee

Re: t-and-f: AOY - French version

Where did Greg LeMond ever finish on the L'Equipe list? The French liked him even less. But at least a great track accomplishment was recognized, but interesting that there is no Paula or marathoners at all (or is that the bottom 10 or 20 of the list?) The French do know where Chicago is; they u

Re: t-and-f: yelling at runners (was: favortie sport...)

Frodo assumed too much protection from the Ring. Keeping with analogies, Frodo used the Ring as bright clothing. Therefore, as I stated in my post: I think bright clothing gives > > > some runners a false sense of security. > > > Dan Kaplan wrote: > --- Mike Prizy <

Re: a tangent to Re: t-and-f: yelling at runners (was: favortie sport...)

Wait Gar, one more ... My mom is scared of heights and she says she feels like she is being pulled to the side when on a bridge. Twenty-something years ago, I student taught drivers ed. in college (sometimes on country roads:) I had a professor who harped all the time reminding us student teac

Re: t-and-f: yelling at runners (was: favortie sport...)

dead right"? And you have preferred to run at >night with dark clothes > on > so that you can be an invisible moving target? > > I take it that this plan has worked well for you. > JL > > Mike Prizy wrote: > > > But why be dead right? If special clothing has

Re: t-and-f: yelling at runners (was: favortie sport...)

But why be dead right? If special clothing has to be worn with the intent of being seen by drivers, then maybe a route farther away from auto traffic needs to be found. I think bright clothing gives some runners a false sense of security. Having grown up in the South Suburbs of Chicago, I've had

Re: t-and-f: Ernst Van Aaken and longevity

>From what I have seen, read, studied regarding exercise is that it may prolong life a >year or two, but the major benefit is that moderate exercise along with the healthier life style that tends to tag along with exercise, promotes more independent living, which will help keep an individual out

Re: t-and-f: Nature vs nurture (Bonds)

But, I think a third thing helps: Mass media that dictates who gets the attention. ghill wrote: > Bottom line is that there's > nobody who makes it into the AP voting without having two things: being born > with great natural talent and having worked your ass off to make that talent > shine. > >

t-and-f: 50th Ted Haydon Classic

http://www.chicagoaa.com/ 50TH ANNUAL TED HAYDON TRACK & FIELD HOLIDAY CLASSIC Saturday, Dec. 21, 2002 CHICAGO - Intended as a 1953 holiday get-together for athletes home for the holidays, this 50-year-old tradition is still in the running. The Ted Haydon Track & Field Holiday Classic wil

Re: t-and-f: trivia

I have questions (current???) but let me take a wild guess in keeping with the 100m/sprinter theme: Carl Lewis and LeRoy Burrell? jim mclatchie wrote: > A change of pace from the Mitchell dilemma. > What 2 athletes > who were born in the sa

Re: t-and-f: RE: OOPS... my bad

I saw the sprinter DM at the convention hotel and, at first, that was who I thought the release was about. But than again, I saw the Big Blue Hairy Thang serving beers in the hotel's pub ... I'm sure the national office will take steps in the future to avoid confusion over common names. Maybe

t-and-f: "Title IX Controversy" on 60 Minutes

"Title IX Controversy" on 60 Minutes (CBS) Sunday: December 1, 7 p.m. ET/PT TITLE IX ? This anti-discrimination law paved the way for a raft of women’s collegiate sports. But 30 years after its passing, male athletes are suing to change the law because they say their programs are being d

Re: t-and-f: recommended reading

Jim Ryun was on the radio in Chicago last week promoting his book, something "Heroes." Ed & Marsha Prytherch wrote: > I've just finished reading one of the better t&f biographies - "No Finish > Line" by Marla Runyan. Bookcloseouts.com have it for $3.30. > > Ed Prytherch

t-and-f: Interesting field house design

A high school in the southwest suburbs of Chicago is building a new high school and converting the old building into a jr. high. The head track coach told me there was no way he could take the four-hour drive to the NCAA XCs because he had to meet with the field house architectural firm Mo

Re: t-and-f: NCAA XC Nats - by state

Look down some of the names from this meet. The guy in 5th is the field goal kicker for Notre Dame (Prep: 1:52, 6-10HJ, 14s? 110) Not sure what happened to Pilja (Mich.) last year (85th?) but I think he was 15th at NCAAs two years ago. Look at the kid in 24th. Also, after the XC list, chec

Re: t-and-f: Confused

And, among those others: freshman Erika Odlaug, redshirted this year. As a h.s. senior, No. 2 at 2002 USATF Jr. Nat., first American and top-20 at World Jr. Ed Grant wrote: > Colorado-domnated) team, one that will be augmented next year with the > addition of Megan Kaltenbach, among other

Re: t-and-f: Buffs will be conservative at NCAA regional meet

Was this "Buffs (Jorge)(being) conservative?" What is that course Like? Subject: Re: t-and-f: Kangogo Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 13:01:25 -0500 (EST) From: Martin J Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC

t-and-f: Wanted: PT PV coach

Pole Vault Assistant coach, part time College of DuPage (jr. college) Glen Ellyn, Ill (West Suburbs of Chicago) 630-942-2460 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

t-and-f: HS PV camp Dec. 27-29, 2002

North Central College Pacer Pole Vaulting Lessons Dec. 27-29, 2002 The North Central College (Naperville, Ill.) Track & Field staff is hosting a mid-winter pole vault camp for high school boys and girls. The three-day session is designed to educate young vaulters with expert guidance and t

Re: t-and-f: Now Blood

We have a lister here whose son was one the DQs. I think they finally got over the Great American fiasco after the son won a Texas state title yesterday. Way to go (the other) Sully! P.S. Move back to Illinois. Ed Grant wrote: > Netters: > > Now Nicole Blood of Saratoga has joined NJ

Re: t-and-f: Track rules (was: banned high jump technique)

if he concentrated on running. Combining this with his jumping > ability... > > Anyway... is Setta still involved in track? It would be quite a > shame if he isn't and only plays football. > > --- Mike Prizy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > >

t-and-f: Illinois boys, girls state

Illinois boys class A and AA XC state results: http://www.ihsa.org/activity/ccb/index.htm Illinois girls class A and AA XC state results: http://www.ihsa.org/activity/ccg/index.htm

Re: t-and-f: Track rules (was: banned high jump technique)

Nick Setta, 5-11/177, Notre Dame kicker might still make for a good candidate for your running pentathlon. I always thought Setta could have potentially been a great decathlete, but I'm not sure if he ever did the PV. But the way he has been kicking this year, he might as well try it. Jus

Re: t-and-f: Fwd: woman marathoner dies

ing the same amount of damage as a serious illness which > takes several weeks to recover from. It is this difference in degree to > which I allude--running a marathon is not an activity that should be taken > as lightly as going for a half hour run. > > RMc > > At 02:07 PM 11/7

Re: t-and-f: Fwd: woman marathoner dies

The unfortunate death of the woman at the Marine Corps Marathon being attributed to breast feeding was of great interest to me. My wife breast feed all three of our sons (each over a year) with no complications. La Leche League International just happens to be in the town where I now live o

Re: t-and-f: Shot putters article

Good article once I found it. The Glute Contest photos were nice also. http://www.planetmuscle.com/articles/5_5/brobs.html "Michael J. Roth" wrote: > Throwers- > > Check out Jeff Everson's Planet Muscle & Nutrition Magazine, Dec > edition, has a really extensive areticle on the US Shot Putters

Re: t-and-f: Those HS rules again

Ed Grant wrote: > On another related note. It is against the rules to use video > equipment to sort out these close finishes. We all, I am sure either recall > or have heard of the time when two of the best-ever college CC teams, from > the legendary programs at Oregon and Villan

Re: t-and-f: Letter to NBC Sports re: NYC marathon coverage

At least for the big events, the networks will just reinvent themselves. Just like newspapers have and just like oil companies have. How many energy-source pots does BP have their hands in? I believe most of the networks already have some sort of cable presence. What news medium doesn't already

t-and-f: Chicago sportscaster dies

Those of you who were at the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon press conference Thursday before the race will remember Mr. Chapman as the guy who did a fine job as the master of ceremonies. Remember Mr. Chapman's wife and two young children in your prayers. http://www.chicagotribune.com/chi-02

Re: t-and-f: Meanwhile back at the hall of fame....

Unless I missed it in a previous post, but how about Alberto Juantorena with his two golds in 1976 OG in the 400 and 800 (1:43.50 WR.)

Re: t-and-f: Meanwhile back at the hall of fame....

Mary's 1500/3000 in Helsinki are very high on my list. I remember watching one of the races in a bar on the South Side of Chicago. We talked the bar owner - who supported a few of us runners with pizza and beer - in to showing the WC on the big projection screen, and we promised to bring in abou

Re: t-and-f: Meanwhile back at the hall of fame....

Category: Best Race Called (radio style) But NOT Seen in USA: 1-800-94-TRACK (Vic Holchak): Marc Davis kicking down Khalid Skah in a 2M race with European fans going crazy. Bob Duncan wrote: > Bloomquist, Bret wrote: > > How about worst races in track history? > Or even the 2000 Olympic Trials

t-and-f: Radcliffe’s best, is record best!

http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=19897.html Radcliffe’s best, is record best! Wednesday 23 October 2002 Paula Radcliffe's Marathon World best time is statistically the greatest women's running mark in the record book at all distances currently contested at senior international champi

Re: t-and-f: Did Paula see Jesus?

Well, He has been known to hang out in the Grant Park area of Chicago. "Post, Marty" wrote: > In case you missed it, an excerpt from Paula Radcliffe's appearance on the > Oprah show yesterday: > > Oprah: You know, after my marathon--I've only run one, and I think I will > only run one in my lifet

Re: t-and-f: Paula & Oprah on Friday

ls. > > http://www.oprah.com > > -Original Message- > From: Mike Prizy [mailto:mikeprizy@;attbi.com] > Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 4:25 PM > To: Track List > Subject: t-and-f: Paula & Oprah on Friday > > Last Friday, Paula Radcliffe taped about an eight-m

Re: t-and-f: NYC coverage

Check out the Recap list post of the Chicago Marathon. The TV ratings in Japan and the U.K. were incredible. Bob Duncan wrote: > Lee Nichols wrote: > > As most of you probably already know, it appears the only NYC > > Marathon TV coverage will be a pared-down, one-hour "highlights" show > >

t-and-f: Paula & Oprah on Friday

Last Friday, Paula Radcliffe taped about an eight-minute segment on the Oprah TV show that is scheduled to air this Friday, Oct. 25. That Oprah show is titled, "That's Incredible." I'm told Paula was great and that Oprah did a lot of gushing

t-and-f: [Fwd: Recap 2002 LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON

Original Message Subject: THE 2002 LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON, An Unforgettable 25th Anniversary Date: Wed, 23 Oct 2002 13:14:32 -0500 PRESS RELEASE THE 2002 LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON An Unforgettable 25th Anniversary The 2

t-and-f: Paula to be on Oprah

Paula Radcliffe taped an Oprah TV show last week. No word on when the show will air. http://www.chicagoaa.com/ http://www.chicagoaa.com/news/chicagomarathon02womenwrapup.html

t-and-f: [Fwd: Rules:IHSA Track and Field]

Original Message Subject: IHSA Track and Field Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 12:27:19 -0500 From:d211.org BCC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The IHSA (Illinois) Board of Directors approved the following this week:

Re: t-and-f: Chicago and US runners

Maybe this group was looking at the 2:14 barrier because that was the first time bonus. A sub-2:14 was worth $1,000 (second time bonus: sub 2:12 - $3,000.) And, since these guys had elite bid numbers, 2:14 had to be by the clock time - not the chip. A 2:13:59 group "training run" and a $

Re: t-and-f: Chicago and US runners

I believe this group was following the pace duties of Rod DeHaven and Godfrey Kiprotich, who Culpepper gave thanks to. I think DeHaven pulled to about 16M. But, Culpepper's splits on the Marathon web site are 45:18/1:03:57/1:32:33 with a 4:56 finish average on his 2:09:41. Not bad for a guy who

Re: t-and-f: New England Intercollegiate XC Champs 10/11

Just an FYI for some: Cicero graduated from York H.S. (Elmhurst, Ill.) that also produced Stanford junior Don Sage. Steve Vaitones wrote: > New England Intercollegiate XC Championships > Friday, October 11, 2002 > Franklin Park, Boston > overcast for women, rain for men, 50's > > Boston Colleg

Re: t-and-f: marathon stats

Also, don't forget the great coverage you will get from us local guys. http://www.chicagoaa.com/ http://www.runningnetwork.com/features/chicagomarathon2002.html http://www.runningnetwork.com/ "Martin J. Dixon" wrote: > Info from Monti: > > "You can listen to live audio updates from the

t-and-f: Chicago's weather

The big winner at the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon could be Starbucks Coffee. If the 900,000 to 1 Million spectators line the course as they have the last couple years, most will probably be holding hot chocolate or their favorite caffe latte. The Chicago weather has been spectacular thi

t-and-f: International broadcast set for Chicago THE LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON

Unfortunately, unless you can get Chicago's NBC affiliate TV signal, this marathon will not be seen on live TV in the U.S.A. outside of Chicago. But it looks good if you are in Japan and the U.K. As for radio, I'm not sure of the strength of the ESPN 1000 AM signal. There will be regular o

t-and-f: Joan returns to Chicago Marathon

(From the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon media) JOAN SAMUELSON JOINS THE LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON'S ELITE FIELD Chicago (October 3, 2002) Joan Samuelson, a pioneer in women's marathon running and America's greatest women's marathon legend, has committed to run the 25th anniversary of

t-and-f: Chicago Marathon gets deeeper

PRESS RELEASE (from the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon) HISTORIC FIELD GROWS FOR THE LASALLE BANK CHICAGO MARATHON Abdelkhader El Mouaziz, Yoko Shibui and Others Added to World Class Field Chicago (September 30, 2002) The historic field for The 2002 LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon

t-and-f: Remembering Chicago's past winners

Here is a countdown series of articles written by a lister on remembering past winners of the Chicago Marathon. www.chicagosports.com/marathon

Re: t-and-f: why the Cal job is still open

ghill wrote: > just curious: is a lawyer pissing-match a first for the list? :-) > Regarding credentials, what's the difference between a dead skunk in the middle of the road and a dead lawyer in the middle of the road? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . There were skid marks i

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: > > > Penalt

Re: t-and-f: Poor Journalism, again?!

The Bullet had at least one individual gold, maybe the writer meant individual gold. But, was Gault on a relay gold? I'm from Chicago, but I can't remember Gault winning an Olympic (summer) gold medal. Did he win one on a sled? "Michael J. Roth" wrote: > >From the Espn article about Bob Hayes:

Re: t-and-f: Montgomery on reaction time

o hear others' > thoughts on it. > > - Ed Parrot > > - Original Message - > From: "Mike Prizy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: "Track List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 6:11 PM > Subject: t-and-f: Montgomery

t-and-f: Montgomery on reaction time

On today's USATF teleconference, Tim Montgomery had this remark regarding his fast reaction time (I think Walt asked this question.) http://usatf.org/news/showRelease.asp?article=/news/releases/2002-09-17.xml Q: Although you had a tremendous reaction time in Paris, you said you didn’t r

t-and-f: To List Manager

I have gotten this email address bounced back several times in the last couple weeks: - The following addresses had permanent fatal errors - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: t-and-f: Briana at Holmdel

At the USATF JOs, Briana's time would have easily taken second place against the boys and was less than three seconds off the Midget boys' winning time (3000m - 10:30.91 to 10:33.05) and she ran unchallenged for much of the race. Ed Grant wrote: > Netters: > > Unlike New York and Kentu

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