Re: t-and-f: Zatopek's greatest record

Ron Clarke told this story about Zatopek, and referred to it as the "epitomy of fame". Clarke paid a visit to Zatopek in Prague, many years after Zatopek had retired. Zatopek took Clarke for a run in the forest he used to train in, and Clarke said Zatopek was still very fit, that he

RE: t-and-f: NCAA XC Splits and Leader Info

Funny you should say that Malmo, I do relate to that, in fact this IS my pace for a 1 hour run! Of course, I'm talking about km pace. If you mean miles, you're in way, way better shape than I am. David Dallman On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, malmo

RE: t-and-f: NCAA XC Splits and Leader Info

I bet Keith Kelly can. :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of malmo Sent: 23 November 2000 20:07 To: Wayne T. Armbrust; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: t-and-f: NCAA XC Splits and Leader Info Go out on a one hour run at 3:35 pace. Anyone

t-and-f: German Statistics for 2000

Hi There, on the Germans Federations Webside, we are now publishing the top 50 lists of this year. Until this week, we have finished all ages up to 17 and the female juniors ( 1819 ) Next Week, the male juniors will follow and after that the women and men...

Re: t-and-f: Zatopek's greatest record

In a message dated Fri, 24 Nov 2000 2:58:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, ron bowker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ron Clarke told this story about Zatopek, and referred to it as the "epitomy of fame".. along the same lines: in 1973 a friend of mine was in Warsaw visiting Wladyslaw Komar,

RE: t-and-f: NCAA XC Splits and Leader Info

Expect nothing less from man who study Kung Fu at CERN Monastery. Master Po Funny you should say that Malmo, I do relate to that, in fact this IS my pace for a 1 hour run! Of course, I'm talking about km pace. If you mean miles, you're in way, way better shape than I am.

t-and-f: Track Field News (95 Issues)

Track Field News (95 Issues) I July 1970 (Volume 23, Number 11) through II June 1971 (Volume 24, Number 10) II July 1972 (Volume 25, Number 10) September 1972 (Volume 25, Number 14) II May 1973 (Volume 26, Number 8) I July 1974 (Volume 27, Number 10) through November 1975 (Volume 28, Number 10)

t-and-f: British Shot Putter admits to drug use

21-year-old British shot-putter Carl Myerscough who had a positive drug test last year admitted his sample contained steroids. The former world junior bronze medallist will be banned from competition until February 21, 2002. Myerscough, from Blackpool, tested positive for anabolic steroids in

t-and-f: Butch Reynolds retires

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/athletics/news/2000/11/23/reynolds_retires_ ap/index.html AKRON, Ohio (AP) -- Sprinter Butch Reynolds, whose world record at 400 meters stood for 11 years, is quitting international competition. Reynolds, 36, announced his retirement Thursday at a charity run

t-and-f: re: trivia question

Ed Grant poised the following: Trivia question: does anyone know what highly-esteemed = institution if higher learning used to have athletes competing who had = already completed their careers at another college? This question needs a bit more qulification in terms of time frame. In

t-and-f: Trivia

Netters: The answer to my trivia question is West Point. In the 1920s, Army regularly used graduates of other schools who had received appointments to the Academy. It led to a 1928-29 suspension of the Army-Navy football game. I don't know what the NCAA regulations were in those days.