Well, Dwight may think it's best to roll over and die, but I like the
guys who intend not to go quietly into that good night.
I recall a story Bill Dellinger told me about getting ready for the
Tokyo Olympics at age 34 (N.B. Dwight's age at his last attempt at
living):
Bill said in the run-up to
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http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/8867568.htm?1c
Mark Emmons talked to Al Joyner, Roger Kingdom and Mike Powell -- among others --
regarding the spate of ex-Olympians making elite comebacks.
But our old masters friend Dwight Stones sounds a discordant
