t-and-f: 29'4"

2000-08-03 Thread Eckmann, Drew
Back in '96 for the Boston Marathon, I had the honor of spending several nights in the Elliott Lounge with friends. A interesting feature (aside from Coach Boaz dancing with Alison Roe) was the TV set at 8' 1/4" above the dance floor and a line of tape on the ground near the bar. When I asked the

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2000-08-03 Thread Runner Triathlete News
Nearly every overpass along the Texas highways has a sign indicating the clearance height necessary for big rigs to safely pass underneath. Many of these overpasses (at least the ones that I come across) have clearance heights in the 17' range. When you add another 2'6" or 3' to get to the t

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2000-08-03 Thread Dave Carey
I once saw a TV show where Larry Doubley jumped lengthwise over a car. He did it in the studio too, getting up to speed over some circuitous route backstage. That was also impressive. Dave Carey

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2000-08-03 Thread DavJoAxel
After Pat Matzdorf set the world high jump record in 1971, the city fathers of Sheboygan, Wisconsin (his home town) drew a black line in all lamp posts, precisely 7' 6 1/4" above the pavement. That was his winning height. David Axelrod

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2000-08-03 Thread malmo
Maybe at next years USATF Championships the meet co-dictators could do this at the wildly successful food-court and concourse. malmo >A great feature of the Goodwill games, when they were held in New York in >'98 was, at the main entrance, High Jump and Pole Vault standards at World >Record hei

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2000-08-03 Thread Shawn Devereaux
At the local gym Charles Austin works out at, the owner marked his AR above the entrance. It never fails to impress a few folks everyday that he cleared a bar just one foot below the ceiling. s.devereaux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > After Pat Matzdorf set the world high jump record in 1971, the