Dragila lost at least once in Tokyo in May (to Grigorieva) when she had probs at the early heights. Incidentally, Grigorieva won in Yokohama yesterday setting a new PB of 4.56m. Regards - GT http://www.geocities.com/geetee/ -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, 15 September 2001 23:40 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Oztrack] 4.56 PB for Tatiana Comments courtesy Reuters: Johnson was to have re-formed "Team MJ" for the Yokohama meet, south of Tokyo but his teammates Marcus Brunson, Derrick Brew and Jerome Davis were prevented from coming by the suspension of US air services after this week's devastating terror attack. Johnson arrived in Tokyo on Tuesday, the day of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Frankie Fredericks of Namibia and fellow Americans Terrence Trammell and Shawn Crawford replaced them to help Johnson win the race in one minute 47.93 seconds, beating Japan into second place and Australia into third. Men's 100-200-300-400 metres relay 1. Dream Team (Frankie Fredericks, Terrence Trammell, Shawn Crawford, Michael Johnson) 1:47.93 seconds 2. Japan B 1:48.27 3. Australia 1:48.36 Men's triple jump 1. Christian Ohlsson (Sweden) 17.16 metres 2. Jonathan Edwards (Britain) 17.14 3. Rotislav Dmitrov (Bulgaria) 16.57 5. Andrew Murphy (AUS) 16.17 (15.89 +0.2 x 15.74 -0.2 16.09 +0.3 16.17 -0.2 15.24 +0.6) 110 metres hurdles 1. Anier Garcia (Cuba) 13.19 2. Allen Johnson (U.S.) 13.54 3. Colin Jackson (Britain) 13.61 Men's 1,500 metres 1. Kevin Sullivan (Canada) 3:42.44 2. Kazuyoshi Tokumoto (Japan) 3:44.20 3. Fumikazu Kobayashi (Japan) 3:45.26 Men's 5,000 metres 1. Julius Gitahi (Kenya) 13:33.68 2. Zakayo Ngatho (Kenya) 13:33.74 3. Alene Emere (Ethiopia) 13:34.77 Men's shot put 1. John Godina (U.S.) 20.92 2. Zhong Fengzhu (China) 17.89 3. Yasutada Noguchi (Japan) 17.51 Women's 100 metres 1. Glory Alozie (Spain) 11.26 2. Leonie Mani (Cameroon) 11.28 3. Kaori Sakagami (Japan) 11.58 Men's hammer 1. Koji Murofushi (Japan) 82.98 2. Szymon Ziolkowski (Poland) 81.82 3. Balazs Kiss (Hungary) 78.35 Women's 1,500 metres 1. Jolanda Ceplak (Slovenia) 4:13.19 2. Yulia Kosenkova (Russia) 4:13.45 3. Ikuko Tamura (Japan) 4:13.66 Women's 5,000 metres 1. Olga Egorova (Russia) 15:21.99 2. Leah Malot (Kenya) 15:23.12 3. Kayoko Fukushi (Japan) 15:25.65 Women's high jump 1. Inga Babakova (Ukraine) 1.96 2. Miki Imai (Japan) 1.96 3. Amy Acuff (U.S.) 1.85 Men's 100 metres 1. Shawn Crawford (U.S.) 10.17 2. Nobuharu Asahara (Japan) 10.18 3. Frankie Fredericks (Namibia) 10.23 100 metres hurdles 1. Glory Alozie (Spain) 12.78 2. Olga Shishigina (Kazakhstan) 12.82 3. Aliuska Lopez (Cuba) 13.03 Men's 400 metres hurdles 1. Felix Sanchez (Dominican Republic) 48.68 2. Fabrizio Mori (Italy) 48.77 3. Dai Tamesue (Japan) 48.92 Men's long jump 1. Ivan Pedoroso (Cuba) 8.29 2. Savantel Stringfellow (U.S.) 8.15 3. Masaki Morinaga (Japan) 7.76 Women's long jump 1. Fiona May (Italy) 6.54 2. Lyudmila Galkina (Russia) 6.53 3. Kumiko Ikeda (Japan) 6.37 Women's discus 1. Yuka Murofushi (Japan) 53.55 2. Miyoko Nakanishi (Japan) 53.28 3. Tomoko Yamaguchi (Japan) 51.04 Men's high jump 1. Javier Sotomayor (Cuba) 2.31 2. Nathan Leeper (U.S.) 2.25 3. Vyacheslav Voronin (Russia) 2.25 Women's pole vault 1. Tatyana Grigorieva (Australia) 4.56 4.10 (xo) 4.20 (-) 4.30 (o) 4.40 (xo) 4.56 (o) 4.61 (xxx) 2. Gao Shuying (China) 4.20 3. Masumi Ono (Japan) 4.10 Men's 400 metres 1. Gregory Haughton (Jamaica) 45.21 2. Antonio Pettigrew (U.S.) 45.46 3. Jun Osakada (Japan) 45.49 Clinton Hill (AUS) DNS Women's 400 metres 1. Falilat Ogunkoya (Nigeria) 51.85 2. Mirelle Nguimbo (Cameroon) 52.19 3. Kazue Kakinuma (Japan) 53.01 Regards - GT http://www.geocities.com/geetee/ -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 11 September 2001 3:16 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: t-and-f: Bucher & Borz What about Dragila? I can't recall if anybody tagged her with a loss anywhere this year... Randy Notice: The information contained in this e-mail message and any attached files may be confidential information, and may also be the subject of legal professional privilege. If you are not the intended recipient any use, disclosure or copying of this e-mail is unauthorised. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify the sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete all copies of this transmission together with any attachments.
