Apparently they consulted some media version of a little red book to report in metric distances; her titles were at 40 yards according to last week's Boston Globe story. And it is C_a_rew
Steve At 12:57 PM 7/23/02 -0400, Bob Ramsak wrote: > > "Gold-medal winner at 1932 Olympics > > Framingham, Mass. -- Mary Crew Armstrong, who won a gold medal at the > > 1932 Olympics as a member of the record-setting U.S. 400-metre relay > > team, died July 12 at age 88. > > > > Ms. Armstrong was 15 years old when she won the first of four straight > > national titles in the 36-metre dash in 1929. > > > > >36 metre dash? > > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------------------- >| Bob Ramsak >| *TRACK PROFILE News Service - Editor >| http://www.trackprofile.com >| *Race Results Weekly - Asst. Editor >--------------------------------------------------------------- >| Cleveland, Ohio USA >| [EMAIL PROTECTED] >| Tel - 216-731-9648 >| Fax - 216-731-9675 Steve Vaitones Managing Director USA Track & Field - New England Association P.O.Box 1905 Brookline MA 02446-0016 Phone: 617 566 7600 Fax: 617 734 6322 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.usatfne.org
