Morehead Scholar, former track star, to lead Carolina research initiatives
By L.J. TOLER
UNC News Services
CHAPEL HILL -- Yes. You can go home again.
The appointment of Dr. Tony G. Waldrop, a Morehead Scholar and track star at
the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the 1970s, today
In a message dated 06/28/2001 11:49:22 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So personal appearances are great, but let's not lose sight of which is the
frosting and which is the cake.
I do not disagree, but let's not forget that the cake is better with
frosting. Right now we
LS
I think it will not prove that easy to break a Gebreselassie record, but
we'll see.
Regards,
Wilmar
Courtesy IAAF.
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF GOLDEN LEAGUE OPENS IN ROME - GEBRSELASSIES 5000M MARK UNDER
THREAT
26 June 2001
Monte-Carlo - Monaco - Thirty seven Olympic
In a message dated 06/28/2001 2:33:59 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Subfour359
writes:
PLEASE, SPARE ME!! He did what was best for him, another selfish act on
behalf of a superstar. Period. End of story.
I am sorry you are so closed minded that this is all you have to offer to
this discussion.
In a message dated 06/28/2001 12:44:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The next night, when announcing the lane draws for the semis, I was
unfortunately unable to convince them to pull his name off the scoreboard,
but when I did the lane intro, I simply skipped over his
Rome's Golden Gala, which takes place today, will be shown on ESPN tomorrow
(6-30) from 7-8pm(EDT). Most of the other Golden League meets will have
same-day coverage.
Walt Murphy
P.S. Rome entries are on the IAAF's website (www.iaaf.org) under the Grand
Prix link. Has anyone seen actual
Greg Fredericks. Looked the same at :48 pace as 1:05 pace.
With all this talk on form and efficiency, who out there
are the most
efficient runners that you have all seen?
clearly Frank Shorter
gh
In a message dated 6/29/01 8:26:32 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://www.usatoday.com/olympics/track/2001-06-28-kirkland.htm
Hurdler alleges attack by former coach
By Dick Patrick, USA TODAY
Anjanette Kirkland, third in the 100-meter hurdles June 24 at the U.S.
In a message dated 6/29/01 7:52:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greg Fredericks. Looked the same at :48 pace as 1:05 pace.
With all this talk on form and efficiency, who out there
are the most
efficient runners that you have all seen?
clearly Frank Shorter
The reason the mark probably won't fall is because the IAAF hyperbole is
claiming Europe's best male distance runner of the moment will be running
the race. Nope. No disrespect to Sammy Kipketer, but the best male distance
runner in the world this year ain't running the race: Ali
someone posted if there were startlists available for the Rome Golden Gala
meet. The IAAF has them up now:
http://www.iaaf.org/GLE01/index.asp?page=/gp01/GLERoma/Results/byevent.html
Joel
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AXAF Public Outreach: http://xrtpub.harvard.edu
Morceli Home Page:
USA TODAY reports that Anjanette Kirkland is alleging a black eye, a swollen
nose and bumps on the head suffered the night the USATF meet ended were from
a brawl involving high-profile coach John Smith. Kirkland also says her
mother was choked by Smith.
Full story at
Ritz.
Saw him 5-6 times this year and every time I thought it was more impressive
than Webb's 8:45yi race.
Brian McEwen
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Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 8:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: t-and-f: theoretical
I realize tickets need to be sold but why does the sport consistently set
itself up for the negative publicity of "failed" record attempts? If the Rome
5000 ends up in a blanket finish in 12:51 it will reported as a negative
rather than the race it is supposed to be amongst many of the world's
In a message dated 6/29/01 9:17:07 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
someone posted if there were startlists available for the Rome Golden Gala
meet. The IAAF has them up now:
Those are only the entry listslane assignments are still missing.
Walt Murphy
You can also find info regarding Rome tonight at www.goldengala.it
regards,
Ívar Benediktsson
journalist, Morgunbladid, Iceland
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Hello all,
On the great athletics mailing service 'Cool Running Webwatch'
(http://www.coolrunning.com.au), Doug Fry put these two articles (see
below) next to eachother. That suddenly made me wonder about higher
olympic politics: Will IOC members vote for an Canadian IOC president
AND for a
Why would he go after the wr while he was running for free?
Uhhh ... there are lots of reasons.
Some of them, you and perhaps Maurice have lost sight of. I didn't realize
that WR's were only personally satisfying when you get a big payday after
setting one.
Here are a couple reasons to
The World Championships need straight entry standards
PERIOD, and perhaps auto entries for depending champions.
Get rid of the national representation stuff.
Make it a TRUE world championship.
If that means 12 Kenyans in the Steeple final, so be it.
Would Mills have made the Olympic team in '64
Keep it in context Brian. There are many reasons to do it, and that is why
he went after it. I was asking because people are questioning Maurice's
motives to running that one round. My point is that it was not for himself
because if he were that selfish he would have jogged down the track, and
The World Championships need straight entry standards
PERIOD, and perhaps auto entries for depending champions.
Get rid of the national representation stuff.
Make it a TRUE world championship.
If that means 12 Kenyans in the Steeple final, so be it.
Sports that have any significant
Does anyone know what time (Rome time) the Golden Gala is scheduled to start
???
Conway Hill
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
goldengala.it
Faith is a road seldom traveled
Let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus,
the author and finisher of our faith" Hebrews 12: 1-2
Golden League:
Rome 20:30
Paris 19:30
Oslo 19:45
Monaco 19:30
Zürich 18:00
Brussels 18:00
Berlin 19:30
GP I:
Lausanne 18:00
Nice 19:30
Stockholm 18:30
London 13:00
Melbourne TBA
GP II:
Zagreb 19:00
Gateshead 13:00
Linz 18:30
Rieti 19:00
(after several years of persistence by yours truly as a
oops, added 10 hours to get to Rome from here sted of 9 (musta confused it w/ Athens).
so my previous post about just after start was an hour premature.
Dave Carey wrote,
The World Championships need straight entry standards
PERIOD, and perhaps auto entries for depending champions.
Get rid of the national representation stuff.
Make it a TRUE world championship.
If that means 12 Kenyans in the Steeple final, so be it.
Amen, Dave, amen.
As I
I agree with the concept of the true World Championships ... Curious as to
why there would be difficulty authenticating marks with all of the
official lists that are out there ???
Conway Hill
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From: Roger Ruth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At Rome today, the 2nd thru 5th place finishers in the womens 3000m scored
the best ever Non-Chinese times for place:
1 , Yegorova Olga, RUS, 8:23.96
2 , Zadorozhnaya Yelena, RUS, 8:25.40
3 , Tomashova Tatyana, RUS, 8:25.56
4 , Szabo Gabriela, ROM, 8:26.44
5 , Radcliffe Paula, GBR, 8:26.97
Short notice, but you can hear live radio coverage of the Rome Grand Prix
Meet at 1.00PM Pacific
Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/ and click on the Five Live button.
Eamonn Condon
www.RunnersGoal.com
on 6/28/01 9:42 PM, Steve Grathwohl at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:09 PM 6/28/01 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so let's suppose that Webb and Ritz and met at either GWI or the Stanford
Invite (choice of meet is simply the weekend exactly between the showing
of peak form for each, Webb
In a message dated Fri, 29 Jun 2001 2:44:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Roger Ruth) writes:
As I recall, the original concept for the WC was just that, and the selection of
the world's best, irrespective of nationality, was supposed to
distinguish it from the Olympics
The quote was taken from somebody else's message. The
sender of the original quote was unidentified. Apparently,
it appeared to several people that the quote was from me.
What I wrote took exactly the oppositite viewpoint. I
argued in favor of a limit of three per nation in any single
Golden Gala mile, best ever 5th, 6th and 7th place times; record 6 men under
3:50, old record 4 Bislett '97
1, 15, EL GUERROUJ, Hicham, MAR, 3:44.95
2, 20, LAGAT, Bernard, KEN, 3:47.28
3, 23, DIAZ, Andres, ESP, 3:48.38
4, 24, REDOLAT, Josè, ESP, 3:49.60
5, 26, MUCHERU, Leonard, KEN, 3:49.75
6,
Netters:
The
posting on Tony Waldrop's new position at NCU suggests a new all-time list
composed of persons like him who have distinguished themselves academically or
professionally in later life.
Two
obvious nominations would be, for the LJ, the late Meredith Gourdine, and, for
the
Contact:Tom Surber
Media Information Manager
USA Track Field
(317) 261-0500 x317
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http://www.usatf.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, June 29, 2001
Team USA takes on Great Britain Russia Sunday in Glasgow
Netters
Eric wrote:
Be it the weather conditions or the athletes feeling the loss of US's track
and field leader,
I must say that there are many, many athletes who in no way think
of Michael Johnson in anyway a leader in our sport. He has
managed to completely alienate himself from just
Dr. Meriweather to that list
Ed Grant wrote:
Netters:
The posting on Tony Waldrop's new position at NCU suggests a new all-time
list composed of persons like him who have distinguished themselves academically
or professionally in later life.
Two obvious nominations would be, for the LJ, the
Netters
Darrel wrote
A big push for the nationals would be the reestablishment of the relationship
between the federation and the athlete. There is none right now.
It began decades ago and is now blowing up right before our eyes. This
current wave of rule changes and proposals drove a
Netters
Darrell wrote:
We are skating the issue here. Yes, there is the AAC, but they are the same
people that feel slighted. This is exactly what I am speaking about. The
athletes do not feel as though they have an adequate voice in the function of
the federation and its decision
In a message dated 01-06-29 19:03:40 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I must say that there are many, many athletes who in no way think
of Michael Johnson in anyway a leader in our sport. He has
managed to completely alienate himself from just about any event
longer than 400m and in the
Netters
Louise Forwarded:
THE NO FALSE START RULE
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SPRINTERS
WHEREAS the start for the sprinter/hurdler is a complex part of the race
and sprinters/hurdlers are the only athletes symbiotically linked with
another person, the
IAAF Golden League
Golden Gala
Roma, 29-Jun-2001
RESULTS MEN
GP
100 METRES - MENCombined Results
Pts
1 Greene Maurice USA 10.01 12.0
2 Montgomery Tim
on 29/6/01 8:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I may have a serious memory-loss problem here, but I recall no thoughts that
the WC would ever be conducted in a manner other than the OG (except in the
eager minds of hard-core fans who wanted a real WC).
A long, long time
these results will undoubtedly be of interest to many of you. Look at some of those
times at altitude! Imagine what would happen if they had another OG in Mexico City.
thanks to Athletics International for being original source of results as they came to
TFN.
KENYA MEN
Nairobi,
GP
3000 METRES - WOMEN
Pts
1 Yegorova OlgaRUS8:23.96 12.0
2 Zadorozhnaya Yelena RUS8:25.40 10.0
3 Tomashova TatyanaRUS8:25.56 9.0
4 Szabo
In a message dated Fri, 29 Jun 2001 4:07:22 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
This reminds me of a rule that I have been meaning to question. What was wrong
with eliminating Maurice from the semi final, and allowing Floyd Heard to run the
semi's? It was clear that
Netters
Ed Parrot wrote:
I believe that the relatively small amount of
prize money this year was a good first step.
Don't be misled here by those press releases - that was not prize
money. It was USOC stipends disguised as prize money and
further not every winner gets one. Its the same
Golden Gala
Roma, 29-Jun-2001
...
3000 M STEEPLECHASE - MEN
Pts
7 Broe Tim USA8:14.82 5.0
This is a good result for Broe -- is that a PR?
-- Andy
C'mon, Larry, MJ ran fast as hell, maybe faster, but a leader? This was
an athlete who didn't give a damn about 'the sport'. He didn't show any
respect for anyone.
Alan Webb, in less than a month, has given more to the sport than MJ did
in ten years. MJ was a taker.
malmo
You kidding,
Netters:
It is
quite a conicidence from out NJ viewpoint that the two HS superstars, Alan Webb
and Dathan Ritzenheim, will both be under NJ-bred college coaches, Mark Wetmore
(Bernards) at Colorado and Ron Warhust (Nutley) at Michigan. Mark is still
remembered here quite well, as his was
Larry,
The point was about him being seen as a leader (which he is not). Yes, he
accomplished great things on the track. Dominating the sprints for 10 years
does not make you a leader or respected as one by your peers. It was never
more evident what many athletes thought of him as a leader
- -Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
so let's suppose that Webb and Ritz and met at either GWI or the
Stanford Invite (choice of meet is simply the weekend exactly between
the showing of peak form for each, Webb in the Pre mile, Ritz in the
USATF
A big one. As far as I can tell his PR before this was 8:21.50
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Andrew Fitzhugh
Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 8:31 PM
To: TF Listserve
Subject: RE: t-and-f: Golden Gala Results
Golden Gala
Roma,
these results will undoubtedly be of interest to many of
you. Look at some of those times at altitude! Imagine what
would happen if they had another OG in Mexico City.
Yeah, imagine. Kip Keino would still be the fastest.
malmo
The bookies must not be talking to Dwight. At the airport leaving Eugene, I
asked and he said too many posts and not enough time...
Ed Koch
-Original Message-
From: Randy Treadway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, June 23, 2001 10:39 AM
Subject:
Isn't Broe now the 5th fastest American?
Steve S.
Netters
Larry wrote:
You kidding, right? So does MJ have to dominate the world in the
5000m to
be considered a leader in the sport of track field?
No, Larry, i am not kidding. But, You have mis understood what I
meant by leader. What the original poster implied that MJ was
leader as in
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