My partner Jim Spier and I are here in Santiago and plan coverage on the web
of the Juniors.
As of now, we too have not seen a start list but there are two press events
today, one at noon, a press conference with Lamine Diack, IAAF President and
other general press conference this afternoon.
Netters
In my last post I wrote:
Or Suzy choked up, crashed and burned
Ed Parrot then responded:
Saying that she "choked" is impossible
to either prove or disprove and thus seems kind of pointless.
My apologies for being unclear in my meaning when I used "choked
up." I did not mean
Hi,
I have count every occurrence of all athletes present on my website
http://www.algonet.se/~pela2
and down below is a top-10 list for both men and women. Included in my
totals is
ancillary jumps/throws, splits, disqulifications, wind-aided marks,
indoor marks and of course regulary marks.
Track Listers and RRW Subscribers,
The year 2000 marathon performance lists have been updated for at the Race
Results Weekly web site to include results from Amsterdam, Beijing, Carpi,
Milano, Istanbul, Lyon, Honfleur, Hartford, Toronto, Detroit, Chantilly,
Essen, Graz, and Weott. You can
John Treacy won the silver in the marathon in 1984 in his first marathon
ever I believe ... one of the fastest, most competitive marathons ever in
the Olympics (three under 2:10).
That was just 16 years ago (not 46) ... but something happened 3 years later
that made it almost impossible to win
The suspense is killing me..what happened in 1987? Or are you asking
too? Or have I missed something blindingly obvious?
Justin
--
From: Mcewen, Brian T
Reply To: Mcewen, Brian T
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 3:53 pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Yes it was John's first Marathon.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mcewen, Brian T
Sent: 16 October 2000 15:53
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: t-and-f: Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 10:52:52 -0400
John Treacy won the silver in the marathon
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My initial reaction to the ad was one of shock and revulsion. I know the ad
is meant to be somewhat surreal but the implied violence is sickening and out
of place for a SNEAKER ad.
JT
I think this reaction shows what I (or apparently Nike) never
Justin wrote:
Hi All
My reaction was the same as JT's. Jumping on the intelligent earlier post
from Kathy Rounds just because no actual chainsaw wielding manaics have
been
spotted in the news recently is insulting and absurd. Although some list
members seem to find the fact trivial,
Justin Clouder wrote:
The suspense is killing me..what happened in 1987? Or are you asking
too? Or have I missed something blindingly obvious?
Justin
--
From: Mcewen, Brian T
Reply To: Mcewen, Brian T
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 3:53 pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Justin wrote:
The suspense is killing me..what happened in 1987? Or are you asking
too? Or have I missed something blindingly obvious?
Ah
EPO became available. It was so much more effective than blood-doping, and
you could drive your hematocrit up so much higher (than
Peter Larsson wrote:
Hi,
I have count every occurrence of all athletes present on my website
http://www.algonet.se/~pela2
and down below is a top-10 list for both men and women. Included in my
totals is
ancillary jumps/throws, splits, disqulifications, wind-aided marks,
indoor marks and
In my experience, which in this case means 8 years working in advertising
agencies, all or some of the following are used as excuses when an ad is run
which causes offence or proves to be hopelessely miscalculated:
"The target demographic got it with no problem"
"It's an ironic comment on
I asked the question shortly after the 100 meter final of where people now
place Mo in terms of all time 100 sprinters .. At that time there was
virtually no response .. I am throwing the question out again .. In looking
at his championship record this weekend I realized that in his 3
Netters
The ad was in appropriate. The angry white lesbians are in
appropriate. I wouldn't let my children (ages 10, 7, 3) watch
Hallowe'en of Friday the 13th or any of that ilk. One because they
do contain to much violence. Two because they represent the most
base and stupid of
Do you think the subject heading "Angry White Lesbians" can be changed, so I
dont continually think its another porno site advertisement
If someone already requested this, please forgive me!
Dave Cohen
Complete results from the North Central Conference Championships can
be found at:
http://www.sdstate.edu/whpr/http/track/results/nccmen_00.html , and
http://www.sdstate.edu/whpr/http/track/results/nccwomen_00.html .
Race was Saturday, 10/14 in Fargo, ND. Men's team champ was South
Dakota State
Hi,
First,
here is the numbers of the runners Conway asking about:
Sebastian Coe 50 occurrences place 115
Steve Ovett 35 occurrences place 35
Said Aouita 63 occurrences place 77
Steve Cram 59 occurrences place 89
+
Morceli 106 occurrences place 37
Gebrselassie 91 occurrences place 43
Komen 87
Yeah, can't believe I missed this first time
I would not yet place Greene above Lewis, although I am sure I will do so in
just a few more years. I just don't think Mo has been around enough yet -
he's had 4 years at the top, whereas Lewis was the dominant force in 100m
running for an entire
In a message dated 10/13/00 7:53:13 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
QUESTION? Why aren't they protesting the HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS who made the
films from which the ad parody was based? Seems to me the logical target.
Maybe it's because one makes a conscious decision to go to
a movie theater
In a message dated 10/16/00 12:57:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As for the degree of reality, I have difficulty believing that there have
been a lot of large, chainsaw-wielding, hockey-mask wearing men running
through the dark woods chasing an obviously fast woman in
Now, I'm a track and field guy at heart, but how come arguable the No. 2
NCAA Cross Country meet took place this weekend and I have seen no results
on this server, no comment, not even one snide comment?
Jorge Torres wins. Stanford men gets pushed to third overall getting beat
by Colorado
In a message dated 10/16/00 12:57:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My kids (ages 8,7,5) saw the ad and they thought it was cool, even my 7
year
old daughter. They watched "Halloween" a few nights later with the lights
out, at their request, and ate popcorn. They
In a message dated Mon, 16 Oct 2000 12:10:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
"Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah
EPO became available. It was so much more effective than blood-doping, and
you could drive your hematocrit up so much higher (than re-injecting your
own RBC's)
In a message dated 10/16/00 12:50:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
.. My all time top 5 list reads:
Bob Hayes
Maurice Greene
Carl Lewis
Linford Christie
Valery Borzov
What do others think ??
Conway Hill
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think once you are a
Conway Hill wrote:
I asked the question shortly after the 100 meter final of where people now
place Mo in terms of all time 100 sprinters . I am throwing the question
out again .. In looking
at his championship record this weekend I realized that in his 3
championship finals (2 Worlds an 1
Initial stuff is up and running ..we'll have results an d features throughout
the week as well as photos
www.nationalscholastic.org
left column says World Juniors, then Photo Gallery for photos.
Jim Spier
In a message dated 10/15/2000 6:15:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If someone is offended by an ad and wants to complain, that is their right.
Given how poorly we think that networks/marketers have identified what
Americans want to watch, it shouldn't surprise us
Viren set a WR in the 10K in 72 and came back to win a very competitive
5K. Does that one count?
Bill Bahnfleth
At 01:40 PM 10/16/2000 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wrong. 1987 was the beginning of the rise of the Kenyans. Often the victims
in last lap sprints in championship races, they
Sideshow said:
"An athlete could
no longer just cruise through 9600 meters and then kick, and then come back
in the 5K."
When has any male athlete ever cruised through 24 laps and then kicked the
field down in the last 300-400 of the Olympic 10k? Then came back in the
5k?
In relatively
On Mon, 16 October 2000, "Mcewen, Brian T" wrote:
The ability to run faster (due to higher RBC's) breaks down the
muskulo-skeletal system too much to attempt 2-3 rounds of a 5k after
doing the 10k ... not to mention attempting the marathon.
Is this statement based on research, or are you
From: Conway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bob Hayes
Maurice Greene
Carl Lewis
Linford Christie
Valery Borzov
What do others think ??
flame suit on
Where's Big Ben?
/flame suit off
cheers,
Elliott
Mike,
This is the exact problem with our sport and the problem with the "track
net". Our supposed "die hard fans" are too busy talking about irrelevant
things like a Nike commercials rather than xc track races. When I first
joined this list, I read 100% of the messages because the list was
On 16 Oct 2000, Jay Ulfelder wrote:
And that's really the point, isn't it? After all, one would typically
assume that the body would adapt to the new, more intense stimulus, so
that, for example, a 27:30 10K would feel to a "doped" athlete like a
28:15 does to a "non-doped" athlete. Only if
Long title,
The honor goes to Coach Jason Vigilante's
University of Texas Longhorns. Coach Vig undoubtedly quelled the rioting
hordes in Austin that were rampaging after the football massacre in the Red
River Rivalry.
Less than a week later, still smarting from the
Sooner slaughter, the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Seriously, this is an obvious, classic case of a double standard
[The old subject header was not appropriate.]
I have a very pragmatic response, in which I want to support Justin
Clouder. This ad was essentially the most shocking scene out of the
R-rated teen
sideshow wrote:
"Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah
EPO became available. It was so much more effective than blood-doping
.
.
.
Wrong. 1987 was the beginning of the rise of the Kenyans. Often the victims
in last lap sprints in championship races, they began taking the
I have a very pragmatic response, in which I want to support Justin
Clouder. This ad was essentially the most shocking scene out of the
R-rated teen horror flicks.
I can respect those who feel the ad was inappropriate, but let's not overdo
it. This scene was not even in the top 100 most
There are more chainsaws in an Itchy Scratchy cartoon.
This whole topic reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Marge tried to
stop production of this cartoon as she felt it was harmful to children. Of
course - the kids (who weren't asked their opinion) loved the show and had
the common
Found this on Arkansas' website.
Williamson Named Assistant Track and Field Coach
UA Sports Information- Wednesday, October 11, 2000 ---
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Doug Williamson, who previously served as assistant
mens track and field coach at the University of Arkansas from 1981-1985,
has
Anyone with a shoe contract probably has the standard $5, $3, $2
bonuses for gold, silver, and bronze respectively so there is some pretty
significant money to be made from performing well at the Olympics.
Kevin Sullivan
In a message dated 10/7/00 7:57:56 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The timetable in ms word 97 seems to be the old
timetable...but the new one is there if you click on each day...I Iassume its
the new one...because they have removed the 1mW heats
Rehards
Lionel
Lionel PetersEditor - World Junior Athletics
NewsE-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]Fax
>From UK
Elliot wrote:
flame suit on
Where's Big Ben?
/flame suit off
cheers,
Elliott
Ben got caught .. And in the process his best years were taken away .. And
even if I had considered those I probably wouldn't have placed him in this
group of 5 as he only had 2 great years .. Ran 2 great times /
Mike Platt wrote:
I think once you are a busted druggie and general bitterman you should be
off
all lists.
I take it that was aimed at Christie .. His suspension took place after his
competitive days therefore I left him on my list .. Anything else would be
speculation .. And if we are going
Ben got caught .. And in the process his best years were taken away .. And
even if I had considered those I probably wouldn't have placed him in this
group of 5 as he only had 2 great years .. Ran 2 great times / races .. And
won only 2 medals of any sort ..
Conway Hill
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 10/16/00 4:40:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Let's get off the whole Nike commercial thing and move on. There is an
exciting new NCAA CC season going on and it seems we are all missing it. And
this is on the server that is easily distance
Netters:
Could
use some information on 2001 world indoor meet---datyes, site, etc.
Ed Grant
How bout this for an explanation as to why doubles in the 5 and 10 are rare
nowadays. With the emergence of the Africans (not just Kenyans, but
Ethiopians and Morrocans, etc.) on a large scale, there are much greater
numbers of athletes at the very top of the sport. Therefore, to win both
Not sure what you classify as medals.
However Ben Johnson won bronze (.03 quicker would have got silver) at the
1984 Los Angeles Olympics with an injured hamstring.
He also won bronze in the 4x100M relay at the Los Angeles Olympics.
Gold and World Record at the 1987 World Championships.
So does anybody who ran this past weekend anywhere in a collegiate
meet at any of the tens of dozens of colleges across the entire
continent of North America have a rat's patutty of a chance to
finish in the top 50 at the World Cross Champs in March?
If not, then I'd rather talk about what the
How about abbreviating Angry White Lesbians to A.W.L or something
thereabouts...gotta say that as a title for a track and field thread, it
bugs me...maybe if we were all a bunch of homophobic 16 year olds it'd be a
great tag line.
one nasty caucasian heterosexual,
Mike
- Original Message
Netters,
My very best friend Mantis asked yet again another question, to
which i will provide a straight forward answer. Again in attempt to
educate
Do these numbers include those old people who walk in the mall?
No they don't. The figure maintained by the National Sporting Goods
WOW!!!
A handful of frosh and soph athletes made quite a splash at this weekend's
pre-NCAA XC invite held in Ames, Iowa this past Saturday.
In the men's race, CO soph, Jorge Torres won by 17 SECONDS as soph
teamate, Steve Slattery nailed down 6th, holding off number one frosh
finisher, Louie
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not think Libford is near the top 5 either. He won 2 majors
(commendable), but other than that he was a participant in some of
the greatest races ever run. He never truly dominanted his event
at any point.
[snip]
Dennis Mitchell. That´s right I said
0.07% of 70 million is 49,000, not 490,000 (but who's counting).
Floyd Highfill
-Original Message-
From: Michael Rohl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Track Posts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, October 16, 2000 7:29 PM
Subject: t-and-f: Re: Where are results? And ohh yeah, Walking
Netters,
My
In a message dated 10/16/00 8:51:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At the top of elite-dom, is the XC distance so
specialized that people like Ngeny and El Guerrouj could not realisticly
be competitive?
RT
With a little tweaking to their training they would not
2000 World Juniors - Day 1 Schedule and US Entrants
Morning Session
8:45am Hammer ThrowWomen Qual
Kate Johnston, Carrie Soong
10:20 100 Women Round 1
Khalilah Carpenter, Consuella Moore
10:50 100
Week #6 (October 8-14) NCAA Division II cross-country regional and national
rankings are now posted at:
http://d2rankings.homestead.com
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In a message dated 10/16/2000 11:53:28 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think this reaction shows what I (or apparently Nike) never expected
which is that a lot of people are out of touch with mainstream pop
culture. For me the ad was instantly recognizable as a spoof of very
common media
Netters
Floyd pointed out that I wrote:
0.07% of 70 million is 49,000, not 490,000 (but who's counting).
Call me a bone head please! I did the math devising the 7 million by the
5 hundred thousand and get .071 which of course would be .71 %
.07%. I never was very good at math
The
Forgetting the drugs, Ben certainly moves into at
least a tie with Greene and Christie. Christie has both of them beat for
longevity, but has only one OG/WC win. Benclearly has the fastest
time, but judged only on what he actually did, he is in the same ballpark as
these guys for overall
Speaking of horrific training schedules. Wasn't Emil Zatopek doing something
like this:
Everyday ran 40 x 400m in training.
Other workouts: 20 x 200m, followed by 40 x 400m, then another 20 x 200m
all followed by a 200m jog recovery.
The man loved pain. He is runner, he is man.
Alan
In a message dated 10/16/2000 5:28:39 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This whole topic reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Marge tried to
stop production of this cartoon as she felt it was harmful to children. Of
course - the kids (who weren't asked their opinion) loved the show and had
FinishLynx/NCAA DIVISION I
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY NATIONAL POLL
(Conducted by the Women's Cross Country Coaches Association)2000 Poll #5
October 16, 2000
RankingTeam (first place votes) Points
1. Brigham Young (12)300
2. Stanford 288
3. Wisconsin
Somewhat related to Saturday's Pre-Nats. In the B race, William and
Mary's Todd Swenson showed himself to be in better shape than last fall,
leading contemplative minds to think of the upcoming track season. I
believe Todd has run in the 4:0_s for the mile. Bearing in mind that he
was sired by
Don't have a cow man. I think a LOT of people could look to the Simpsons
for guidance. :)
Quite a few things about the list could be considered Simpsons-esque!
- Studious trombone player Lisa - perhaps like a field eventer or almost any
female athlete - is considered to be uncool/unimportant
The most dominant sprinters we have seen in our time are Carl, Mo, and
Frankie. Big time performers have been Carl, Mo, Valery, Donovan (ugh), and
Dennis Mitchell. That´s right I said Dennis. Check the records and you will
find him everywhere. Check American records and you cannot see a
"As Ben eased up in the Seoul Final at 80M, his performance speaks for
itself and five of the eight finalists at Seoul have now been publicly
linked to drug use, so he was competing on a level playing field. What you
saw at Seoul was what you got."
Can someone explain this one to ol
How can I transfer the listserv posts to another screen name? Please respond
privately.
David
No. I'm not claiming that this is the first, but it has been done before at
least once.
From http://home.swipnet.se/~w-42314/i-intatb.htm
3.53.1hA Kipchoge Keino KEN 400117 1 Kisumu 670910
3.52.33 Martin Keino KEN 720620 6 Oslo 960705
Bill Bahnfleth
At 11:14 PM 10/16/00 -0400, Dale
NCAA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY COACHES' POLL ANALYSIS
by Mike Scott
Updated October 17. Next update scheduled for 10/31 (after conference
championships).
Here's an analysis of the NCAA female harrier teams, which I am doing for
the 4th year. I have listed the top-10 teams according to the NCAA
Marymount High School in Bel Air, CA (directly behind UCLA) is looking
for two assistant track coaches: distance, and sprints or throws. Visit
their website to see last years results:
http://www.mhs-la.org/pe/teamsports/tfindex.html
Interested parties contact Liz Driscoll, Athletic Director
Although there are no U.S. entrants in the women's 800, Tanya Wright of
Canada (Rice University) is entered.
She is three-time Canadian national junior champion in the event, and
finished 3rd this past summer in the Canadian Olympic Trials at the same
distance.
Many Canadians who qualified for
Mitchell is hard to include as he only had two Bronzes. Does he rank ahead
of Burrell who had two Wr's and indoor WR and WC Silver?
Mitchell did make Oly finals in 88., 92, and 96 (i think).
--Kebba
From: peter stuart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The most dominant sprinters we have seen in our time are
Darrell,
How can you eliminate Linford from the top five saying he didn't dominate
his event,
and then in the same post call Frankie dominant. That's ludicrous, Frankie
only won
one championship and it wasn't even a 100m. Mitchell never placed higher
than third
in a major championships
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