On Friday, September 01, 2000 9:48 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
By the way, has a "club" team ever run faster? And has a "club" ever held
the world record?
HSI's 37.65 is the fastest by a club eclipsing the 37.79 run by Santa Monica
in 1991 1994 ... Not aware of any club holding WR in the
REPORT: CHINESE WALKER FAILS TEST
BEIJING (AP) - A Chinese race walker has been kicked off the
Olympic team after failing a drug test, an official newspaper
said. Liu Yunfeng, who was China's top prospect in the men's
20-kilometer walk, tested positive July 13, the China Daily said
Saturday.
JONES, GREENE WIN 100-METER RACES
BERLIN (AP) - Maurice Greene ran the fastest 100 meters of the
year, winning in 9.86 seconds Friday at the ISTAF meet, the last
major track and field competition before the Sydney Olympics.
Marion Jones won the women's 100, finishing in 10.78 to match her
Attention all people without a life (i.e.. those who are reading this instead
of doing major Labor Day beer-busting): you've got 24 hours (i.e., until noon
PDT Sunday) to cut yet another Sacto champion from the dinner table.
If you didn't vote previously, doesn't mean you can't vote now. And
Vote Deal because throwers eat to much
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry Rawson and myself are confused...during the U.S. Trials, this list was
flooded with commentary, both positive and negative, about the coverage by
NBC and PAX, yet there has been virtually NO discussion about ESPN's coverage
of five Golden League meets.
Has
Yeah!!
And it must be true because we also saw it on TV (good coverage IMHO).
Tony Craddock
At 08:08 AM 9/2/00 -0500, Beard, Cory wrote:
IAAF Golden League
ISTAF 2000
Berlin, 01-Sep-2000
RESULTS MEN
GP
HIGH JUMP - MEN
Pts
1
Vote Deal because throwers eat to much
I didn't know lobbying was allowed...?
I believe in 1991 the Santa Monica Track Club held the 4x100m world record
at 37.80 in winning Zurich. I don't believe any club team has gone faster
than HSI's recent time though.
Mike
By the way, has a "club" team ever run faster? And has a "club" ever held
the world record?
William E.
Just some comments after watching the Berlin meet and reading the latest
digest post (#3167).
First, who is Willy Beamon? Obviously from LA, is this really someone named
"Bill Beamon"? Coach, official, agent, athlete?
Thank goodness for ESPN and the Golden League series. I was really looking
I believe in 1991 the Santa Monica Track Club held the 4x100m
world record
at 37.80 in winning Zurich. I don't believe any club team has
gone faster
than HSI's recent time though.
Mike
A third-grader could look up this stuff. Here, you figure it out:
[02 Sep 00] "The Olympics are on a collision course with a Sydney
influenza epidemic, and athletes and spectators have been warned they
should be vaccinated before heading for the games..."
http://www.stuff.co.nz/inl/index/0,1008,351107a1992,FF.html
Walt and Larry:
(1) Same day coverage is vastly superior to coverage delayed by a couple of
days. I'll rearrange my schedule to watch a Golden League meet if broadcast
the same day. If delayed by a day, I won't -- just tape it and look at it
at my convenience. Same day, it's easy to avoid
I thought the coverage of the meet was pretty good. I was in Europe for
three weeks during August and got to watch Zurich, Brussells, and a few
other meets on Eurosport, DSF adn other chanells. They basically all use the
same vidoe feed though. Anyway, it seemed as if the pot of gold jackpot
Ed Koch wrote,
I seem to recall a rule of thumb told me about masters competition some time
ago that the average athlete who stays in shape can expect to lose 1% on
their performance every year past age thirty. Perhaps, the lose of
performance is slower for elite athletes or it starts later
From: "Conway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: "Conway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: t-and-f: The Relay team
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2000 22:21:27 -0700
HSI's 37.65 is the fastest by a club eclipsing the 37.79 run by Santa
Monica
in 1991 1994 ... Not aware of
Hi Cory schrieb am 02.09.2000:
HIGH JUMP - MEN
Pts
1 Boswell Mark CAN 2.32 (7' 7 1/4") 12.0
2 Hammad Abderahmane ALG 2.29 (7' 6") 10.0
3 Klyugin Sergey
On Sat, 2 Sep 2000 17:04:24 EDT, you wrote:
Vote Deal because throwers eat to much
I didn't know lobbying was allowed...?
It's the New Deal- a chicken in every pot- and
that kind of stuff.
Better than Buddhist-temple-style grubbing :-)
RT
The Oztrack Website
reached 100,000 visitors yesterday.
http://www.oztrack.com
Based in the Blue
Mountains west of Sydney,
The website was
started as a novelty in July 1996 as a way to meet and exchange ideas with other
coaches and flush out more Australian Athletics results onto the
I don't understand why I should lock my eyes on the center of
the track ANYWAY- I'm not that interested in whether it's a blue or red
track,
or Mondo or Tartan or whatever-
I want to see what the ATHLETES are doing ! :-)
Kind of like a photographer saying 'watch the birdie'. I've never
yet,
I wrote a comment to this effect during the NBC coverage. Hopefully it
can get into the job description for their camera crews. It is most
important to keep the camera fixed and clock running during heats so one
can see who qualifies.
In the heats, it wuold be nice if they told us for the
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