t-and-f: Meet - January 14, 2001

UNIVERSITY of DELAWARE OPEN TRACK FIELD MEET @Delaware Field House, 1 mile north of I-95 on Route 896, Newark, DE SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 2001 All-Comer Track Field Meet **Doors open at 10:30am **No pre-registration - $5.00/per individual event; $10.00/relay **Throwing surface is wood **1/4"

Re: t-and-f: East Germany

In September of this year, I published a 4-part series on the state of East German sports 10 yrs after reunification, which addresses the present as much as the past. I would post these to the list if anyone is interested, but they are long. Let me know. Phil Hersh

t-and-f: Multi-Event Charts

Listmembers: A student-athlete of mine is doing a computer project involving the decathlon scoring charts. He is looking for anyone who might have the charts typed up in some type of list, available by web site or e-mail, so that he doesn't have to use my red book (sorry GH, I haven't had

t-and-f: East Germany II

Part II of series. Please remember this is copyrighted material. DATE: Wednesday, September 13, 2000EDITION: Chicago Sports Final SECTION: SportsPAGE: 1 ZONE: N SOURCE: By Philip Hersh, Tribune Olympic Sports Writer. MEMO: THE 2000 OLYMPIC GAMES.

t-and-f: New Golden League format

Does anyone have any idea how the following article will affect the sport? The 200 is supposed to be GP this year but seems to be left out in the cold among other events. Could this actually hurt things more than it helps them? IAAF tinkers with Golden League .c The Associated Press MONTE

t-and-f: East Germany IV

This is part IV of the series. Please remember this is copyrighted material EX-SPRINT QUEEN HEARS DRUG DOUBTS By Philip Hersh Tribune Olympic Sports Writer September 14, 2000 ROSTOCK, Germany--Marita Koch's 11-year-old daughter, Ulrike, appreciates one of the many unusual aspects of

t-and-f: East Germany III

This is part III of the series. Please remember this is copyrighted material. SPRINTER KATRIN KRABBE SEEMED BOUND FOR OLYMPIC GLORY. THEN A DOPING SUSPENSION HELPED END HER CAREER By Philip Hersh Tribune Olympic Sports Writer September 14, 2000 NEUBRANDENBERG, Germany--She was tall

Re: t-and-f: German women

Jon Entine wrote: No drug or scientifically-tuned training program can craft an unbeatable athlete if the raw talent is not there. Ukrainian sprinter Valeriy Borzov, a gold medalist in the 100 meters at the 1972 Olympics, is often cited as the prototypical machine-made athlete. He was

Re: t-and-f: New Golden League format

Macdezal wrote: Does anyone have any idea how the following article will affect the sport? The 200 is supposed to be GP this year but seems to be left out in the cold among other events. Could this actually hurt things more than it helps them? IAAF tinkers with Golden League .c The

Re: t-and-f: East Germany - reluctantly...

Congratulations to Mats Åkerlind for his informative post on the old DDR; one which addressed the drug issue without the inflammatory rhetoric that usually goes with it. One thing I might add to the equation is that I've never seen athletes as focused as the old DDR types were. Although they

Re: t-and-f: East Germany IV

Although Koch's name has not been mentioned in the trials and revelations of past doping in East Germany Not entirely true. One of the more embarrassing documents to come to light in the Stasi files was a letter from Koch to the East German sports authorities complaining that her

t-and-f: Nandrolone products shelved

The Electronic Telegraph Tuesday 19 December 2000 Tom Knight THE lucrative supplements industry is set to undergo a radical overhaul following Monday's announcement of new licensing guidelines by the Medicine Control Agency. The agency are to order the withdrawal from sale of all supplements