Actually outsiders do understand. The same thing
happened here in Ireland about 20 years ago. I can
remember it happening. It didn't damage the sport in
any way shape or form. The knub of the issue is that
the vast majority of fans are not statisticians and
would not be able to tell you if a
The New Balance Inv. (Feb.3) will be featured on Elite Racing's show today on
ESPN from 1:00-1:30pm. It will be shown again on Tuesday, Feb.27 at 3am.
Don't know what's in the show, but this is the meet where Kevin Sullivan ran
3:56.69 and Regina Jacobs beat Amy Rudolph in the 3000.
Walt
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T. Jordan wrote:
Conway Hill wrote about the 2000 Oly Trials in Sacramento:
Mo, MJ and Marion were there ... Where else in the US =
can you see the 3 of them in the same meet
All three have been at the Prefontaine Classic the past three years...but
that just proves your point, Conway. The
I was impressed by several items. First, I didn't notice many runners who
doubled. Second, it's nice to see a set of brothers made the team, Matt Downin
in the long race and Andy in the short course. Third, Greg Jimerson finished
fourth in the 12K.
The impressive showing by Greg is that he puts
move the dates of the olympic games to allow recovery from the 26 mile jaunt.
Tom Derderian wrote:
000801c09d32$70a103e0$8e04f7a5@planetb">What would it take to have the marathons in Sacramento with the tracktrials?Tom D.- Original Message -From: John Lunn [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: mike
no, not the subject matter!
I've had one correspondent tell me that there is no line-wrap in my copy; that the
columns just run forever and ever. Anybody else having this problem witih my stufff?
(plz. respond off-list)
gh
In a message dated Fri, 23 Feb 2001 4:24:48 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Uri Goldbourt,
PhD" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Seoul in 1992? Seoul was 1988, Barcelona 1992, he did not run in the Seoul
Olympics.
UG
Geb won the 5 and 10 at the World Juniors held in Seoul in 1992.
The Southeastern Conference Championships are being held this
weekend (Sat-prelims; Sun-finals) at the University of Kentucky.
For those interested, a website has been established at the official
UK athletics website:
http://www.ukathletics.com (go to track field section)
or the shortcut
Nathan Leeper's appearance last night on David Letterman was put on hold due to bad
weather I guess. Evidently they were blocking off 53rd street and putting an apron
of some type on the street so he could high jump. whether others are jumping is not
clear. It was announced earlier they
move the dates of the olympic games to allow recovery from the 26 mile
jaunt.
Or move the trials back. I didn't see any dates in yesterday's
announcements. I'd be surprised if they are already firm, so the trials
dates should be much more moveable than the OG dates.
Kurt Bray
Being in NYC, my guess is that they were unable to have him jump outdoors due
to the snowstorm that arrived here around 3pm, and came down in a hurry.
Letterman usually films between 5-7pm, for that nights show, and as Walt
pointed out, films thursday/friday shows both on thursday.
maybe it
Two comments regarding the trials being held in Sac again.
1. I hope that they add a few more lanes to their 2 lane warm up track.
2. One great thing is that when they are walking you down lane 8 to go to
your starting blocks, you are only about 6 feet away from the fans sitting on
the
Last july before the trials, there was a lot of conflicting info going on
about the weather in Sacto. I just moved here a few months ago, and thus
cannot speak from personal experience. In talking with a variety of
different people (mostly runners), I also get a lot of conflicting
information
Personally, I think the whole "stay in your seats" rule is quite good. I
can't tell you how many times I've been distracted by those "fans" who stand
up and cheer at Hayward Field during the best part of a race (they were
really awful during the Hamilton/Szabo home stretch at Pre). I'm sure the
BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) Sprinter John Skeete has withdrawn from Britain's
team for next month's World Indoor Championships at Lisbon after a positive
test for the banned steroid stanozolol.
Declaring his innocence, Skeete said he believed his dietary supplement had
been tampered with and
On a personal note, I enjoy seeing people stand up all the time at meets.
I
want there to be as much ruckus and energy as a football or basketball
game.
There is something about everyone sitting down all the time, to me, that
says
BORING. This is not like watching an equestrian performance.
In a message dated Fri, 23 Feb 2001 12:29:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Kurt Bray"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Or move the trials back. I didn't see any dates in yesterday's
announcements. I'd be surprised if they are already firm, so the trials
dates should be much more moveable than the OG
Geb won gold in '92 WJ 5000, but check out who he beat in the other medal
positions:
silver - Ismael Kirui
bronze - Hicham el Guerrouj
Kirui got some revenge the following year, when he handed Geb his only
defeat (in the 5000m) at a World Championships or Olympic Games.
-Original
From Gent - EuroEnergizer Series
1. Hicham El Guerrouj - 8:09.89
2. Paul Bitok(Ken) 8:20.55
3. Said Berioui (Mar) 8:21.16
4. Said El Wardi (Mar) 8:25.11
WR is 8:09.66 by Hailu Mekonen (Eth) set last year
in Birmingham
-
| Bob Ramsak| TRACK
How about choosing the marathon team from a race the previous fall What
would be so bad about allowing 9+ months from the selection race for
recovery and a kickass training cycle? Why not allow the 3 (hopefully) men
and women to use the money stipend from the trials? That amount of time
These are the outfield seats anyways. Let idiots with the cowbells
and
hawaiian shirts and the other half naked people stay on "their"
side of
the track...
Problem solved. Now, Tom can we try this in Eugene and see
how it
works?
Joe
We get the women's pole vaulters on "our" side of the
Joe,
Would Venue like to advertise on our web site.
You will be reaching every school in Nevada
The site is:
www.nevadatrackstats.com
Look at the site and let me know. I will send you a contract.
John Dixon - Track/XC Coach
Foothill High School
800 College Drive
Henderson, NV 89015
[EMAIL
This
has nothing to do with track ... but I have had to read it several times now so
I need to shoot this down.
I used
to manage a Bike shop and all bike measurements for pro road bikes are done in
centimeters. I did about 80 "pro bike" fittings while I was there.
Every time someone
Yeah, just imagine if he'd gone to school in Jersey, than he would have a
full mastery of the American Profanity Lexicon, in addition to his NCAA/US
titles and Olympic berth. But he still would've had to run faster than he
did to hold state records for 1600/mile and 3200/two mile...in fact he
Skeete said:
''I accept there is a positive finding in my sample but I did not knowingly
take this sample,'' he said.
not knowingly take this "sample"? I should hope you would not drink
your own pee.
And, should the world start characterizing this type of rebuttal as the
"Baumann
Joe-
One problem. Once one of the "traditionalists" stands up in the sitting
zone, they will claim that they didn't knowingly have the energy to stand,
but they know where it came from, and they are looking forward to working
with USATF and the Sacramento police to clear things up.
"It must have
You are right about all this scheduling jazz ... except that after this
year's debacle .. and three years to plan for it, the US will have three
guys go under 2:14 in the marathon and we will have 3 guys go to the games.
I am less knowledgeable about the state of women's marathoning right now ...
Since 2M stuff is so rare, let's put the mark in proper 3K perspective. It's worth
7:33.60, meaning that it makes him No. 3 ever indoors, but leaves him almost 10
seconds off the WR of 7:24.90 held by whatever-happened-to-Daniel-Komen (and about 8
seconds behind Geb).
Still, isn't it
I
apologize for posting this twice but it makes little sense unless the text at
the top is included.
Darrell wrote:
Subject: Re: t-and-f: can you justify metric measure?
But Garry metrics are not a
foreign language just rarely used. We all were faced with it in
school, and see it
on 2/23/01 8:56 PM, Mcewen, Brian T at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"bikes are done in centimeters"
"But Garry metrics are not a foreign language just rarely used."
Darrell, is English a foreign language you rarely use? What is a "Garry
metrics"?
Darrell missed a comma, which hardly
Kinda on subject...
At the '99 World Champs, Dominic Johnson from St. Lucia was threatened
with disqualification for attempting to measure his run with an Imperial
tape measure.
I guess the Spanish hate the Imperial system as much as Americans hate
the metric system.
s.devereaux
"Mcewen, Brian
Also kinda on subject.
I worked as an electrician in the US for a while and I
used to send my helpers to measure conduit, trunking
etc. One of the guys had difficulty, coming back with
stuff like 5 foot 3 inches and one small mark past the
3rd big mark. So I gave him my metric only tape
measure
What about this???
"standard-only tae measure."
Brian, is English a foreign language you rarely
use? What is a "standard-only tae measure"?
Point being, typos often happen. :)
Sean
--- "Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for posting this twice but it makes
little sense
Darrell misses a comma, and Brian turns into the list abbess. Meanwhile, he
has grammatical errors of his own. Go figure
DMC
"Don't approach a goat from the front, a horse from the back, or a fool from
any side."
In a message dated Fri, 23 Feb 2001 3:47:27 PM Eastern Standard Time, Joe Rubio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm in the group that likes to stand and yell and be obnoxious during
meets. I can understand why people dislike me, but I don't particularly
care. I know it's selfish, but I'm having
The Electronic Telegraph
Saturday 24 February 2001
Tom Knight
GLYN TROMANS has decided not to defend his English National Cross-Country
title in today's race at Maiden Castle, Durham, writes Tom Knight.
The champion's withdrawal is the latest blow to hit the25-year-old
championships which
Ed Parrott wrote:
The solution is not all that complicated. First, do some market research
among the prospective audience about how many people want to have the option of
standing to cheer. Based on what I saw in Sacto, I'd say it was
somewhere between 20 and 40 percent for the trials, but
The Electronic Telegraph
Saturday 24 February 2001
Tom Knight
JOHN SKEETE'S rapid rise through the sprinting ranks came to a sudden halt
yesterday when it was revealed that the 22-year-old has tested positive for
a banned anabolic steroid.
The drug stanozolol, which first came to prominence
question regarding some Ncaa rules. would it be acceptable for a group of Connecticut redshirts to run a relay together at penn in the olympic development section?
what if we called ourselves the Uconn Track Club (although we would be paying for everything!)? or would we have to run unattached?
Y ask Y:
Speaking of track results agate, here's what The Associated Press sent at 1:06 p.m.
Pacific time Friday, Sept. 23, 2001:
BC-RUN-Flanders Indoor Results,0387
Flanders Indoor Results
By The Associated Press
At Ghent, Belgium
Pole vault -- 1, Rodion Gataullin, Russia, 25-3 1/4 2,
The charts summarize the number of athletes each country placed in the
world top 100 rankings for 2000 (plus ties) and the highest-ranked of
these. Since one or two placings may represent only exceptional
individuals, rather than national program strength, I've truncated the
lists to three
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