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In a message dated 11/8/00 14:20:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think I remember reading, somewhere, that Olympic champions in the
earliest games of the modern era were awarded silver medals, not gold. I
haven't been able to confirm this in sources I've checked recently. Can
anyone set the
The American Distance Club announces its Fall Summit meeting to be held in
conjunction with the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships in Ames,
Iowa. The mission of the ADC is to improve performances of American
distance runners through promotion of discussion and sharing of ideas
between
My only question is why is this meeting not being held in ROCHESTER, isn't
that where its all going to be at
Grote
adiRP
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From: Andrew Gerard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 4:22 AM
Subject: t-and-f: American Distance
Just some thoughts on what you've said, not meant to be a put down in anyway
or to point out faults. Just some thoughts...
The one major difference between the 70s and today is the Kenyan
factor. Shorter, Rogers, and Pre were hard working athletes but they could
not have done what they did if
[Highfill, Floyd]
Of course I don't know if you were fed a line, I'm only saying
that looking
at results from distances races (say 10K through Marathon)
[Highfill, Floyd]
there did not seem to be any really fast times turned in when temperatures
were in the 40's or 50's. Notable times
Andrew,
I've been locked up in the Shaolin Monastery. Please offer more about this
"American Distance Club".
Humbly, Master Po
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Andrew Gerard
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 1:23 AM
To: [EMAIL
Wayne , I think that you meant "Amateur Sports Act of 1977" and "...what
became the TAC"
malmo
Steve Vaitones wrote:
Given the goals of this club, which appear to be more
consistant with post
collegiate atheletes, why is it being held with a single college
championship rather
Malmo - As I said, temperatures can vary greatly over the course of a
marathon. I think you will find that reasonably fast times have been run
when the temperature climbed into the low 70's during the course of the
race. How long they were in that range is almost impossible to determine
just
malmo wrote:
Wayne , I think that you meant "Amateur Sports Act of 1977" and "...what
became the TAC"
malmo
George,
I used my as my source the USA Track and Field Directory, admittedly a few
years old. "In 1978 the Amateur Sports Act (36 U.S.C.A. Sec. 371 et. seq.)
was enacted into
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Subject: Re: t-and-f: Performances comparison
In a message dated 11/7/00 11:25:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This website, developed by Rinaldo Zocca, has developed a
statistically-sound approach to comparing world records. MJ's 400 and 200
are ranked as the most
Looking over the intriguing list that Peter has put together at the bottom
... I noticed that the short list of women under 4:10/2:30 fell into mostly
two categories:
1] Runners who ran their 1500m/marathon PR in the SAME YEAR (or one year
apart):
Qu Yunxia, CHN, 2:24:32 from 92 and 3.50,46
MEN UNDER 3:42/2:15
It depends on where you draw the line for "Elite" men's performances ... but
if you draw it at something like the cutoff for Peter's female list, then I
nominate two Americans off the top of my head:
George MalleyUSA, 2:11:xx from 1985 and 3:40.xx from 1978 (I think)
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Kravets tests positive again
LONDON (November 9, 2000 8:39 a.m. EST http://www.sportserver.com) - Inessa
Kravets, the Ukrainian world triple jump women's record holder, has tested
positive for a banned drug for the second time.
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