The Electronic Telegraph
Monday 23 July 2001
Tom Knight
MAURICE Greene established his authority over the rest of the world's
sprinters with his triumph over 100 metres at last night's British Grand
Prix at Crystal Palace. Greene, the world and Olympic champion and the world
record holder is
The Electronic Telegraph
Monday 23 July 2001
Tom Knight
IF KATHARINE MERRY needed a gauge on how her World Championship ambitions
have been affected by the weeks she lost to a viral infection, it came in
the last 60 metres of her race at Crystal Palace.
In her first 400m for three weeks,
The Electronic Telegraph
Monday 23 July 2001
Sarah Edworthy
ASHIA HANSEN was the most meticulous of the field of nine to run through her
preparatory foibles in the women's triple jump. She measured out her run-up
markers with carefully counted pigeon steps, slowly focused herself before
her
Why is your
hat of to Ngeny? Why is he necessarily more a man of honor than Okeyo? The
decision of both the Ethiopian and Kenyan federation to create a certain time
gap between non stop European competition and Edmontonmake some sense, and
the entire Kenyan team but Ngeny (well off-form, so
Just over a two and half second spread among Marla Runyan's 4 lifetime 5000
meters:
15:07.66 - '00 Oregon Twilight
15:07.33 - '01 NYRRC indoor record challenge
15:08.03 - '01 USATF champs
15:05.48 - '01 Norwich Union GP
Marty Post
Senior Editor
Runner's World Magazine
www.runnersworld.com
Paul Dupre, the Games' executive director of sport, said yesterday
that the starter and three assistant starters determined there had
been no false start because of an electrical malfunction of the
starting-block mechanism that determines a runner's reaction time to
the sound of the gun.
In a message dated Mon, 23 Jul 2001 11:07:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Alan Shank
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To tell what Borzakowski really did in the race, you need 200m splits.
He may have run his last 200 fastest of all, although it's doubtful.
No, but he was amazingly even throughout. I
Uri,
David
may have attacked blindly but it seems that you're in the opposite habit of
defending blindly. What do you know about Okeyo and the Kenyan
federation? What do you know about the corruption that is ripe in that
federation? Where does the buck stop? With Okeyo. Talk to any
agent
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For some, this week's Junior Olympics meet might serve as a prelude to the 2004 Games.
Sac State hosts stars of future: For some, this week's Junior Olympics meet might
serve as a prelude to the 2004
From www.onrunning.com (a good website I only discovered last
week):
MEN
100m: Dwain Chambers (Belgrave), Mark Lewis-Francis (Birchfield),
Christian Malcolm (Cardiff)
200m: Marlon Devonish (Coventry), Christian Malcolm (Cardiff),
Dwain Chambers (Belgrave)
400m: Mark Richardson
The Irish team to compete in next months World Athletics Championships was
confirmed this afternoon. The 19 strong squad will travel to Edmonton where
the worlds elite will compete from August 3rd - 12th.
The squad is due to leave Dublin for Canada this Sunday and will include
David Nolan and
Shawn Touney
Communications Intern
USA Track and Field
(317) 261-0478 ext. 357
Jenny Adams, 2001 USA Outdoor long jump champion, spoke today on a USATF
teleconference. She talked about her breakthrough season and her
participation in the upcoming 2001 IAAF World Outdoor Championships in
Shawn Touney
Communications Intern
USA Track and Field
(317)261-0478 ext. 357
Bloom, Wheeler earn top marks at USATF Midsummer Classic
Several of the world's best throwers converged on the IUPUI campus in
Indianapolis Sunday to compete in the USATF Midsummer Classic, which
consisted of two
Tel Aviv, July 22:
Men 200m (+1.8): Gidon Jablonka 20.96.
Tel Aviv, July 23:
Men TJ: Avi Tayari 16.72/+1.3.
David
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David Eiger
The Israeli Athletics Homepage
http://eiger.tripod.com/
Our local paper quotes an 11-year old girl who won both sprints: "I
think the 200 might be my best event, but I like the 100 better. I'm not
really a long distance runner."
The Hellenic Federation announced today a 26-member team to represent Greece
in the 8th World Champs in Edmonton. Although smaller than Sydney, it's a
strong team able to get medals and achieve some participations in the
finals.All the Greek medalists of Sydney will be in the world champs.
Three
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Monday, July 23, 2001
Baton Rouge to host USA Masters Championships
INDIANAPOLIS -
I know how she feels. When I ran in high school, the
400 was the equivalent of a marathon for me.
SGWM
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our local paper quotes an 11-year old girl
who won both sprints: I
think the 200 might be my best event, but I like the
100 better. I'm not
By the grace of reality and the and the nature of life, man - every man -
is an end in himself, he exists for his own sake, and the achievement of his
own happiness is his highest moral purpose.
- John Galt from Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged
Who needs who? Do the athletes need the federations or
Mike Casey wrote:
Daniel Caulfield 800 metres
James Nolan 1,500 metres
[...]
Daniel Caulfield 4 x 100 metres replay
James Nolan 4 x 100 metres replay
Now, that's amazing. Does somebody
know their PBs for the 100 metres?
Ralf
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