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By Mike Rowbottom
01 April 2005
Jacques Rogge, the International Olympic Committee's president,
yesterday suggested the contest to stage the 2012 Games was the
closest ever.
Speaking in Brisbane, where the five bidding cities -
Thursday 31 March 2005
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) announced on Tuesday, 29 March,
that it had appointed 13 members to its newly-formed Athlete
Committee. Significantly, two of those members are former World
Championship winning athletes, reflecting the continuing tough stance
taken by
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The Court of Arbitration for Sport has ruled that hammer thrower
Adrian Annus and discus thrower Robert Fazekas must forfeit their the
Olympic gold medals.
The Hungarians were found guilty of doping offences in Athens and
banned
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Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK -- Arkansas sprinter Wallace Spearmon Jr., who broke a
U.S. record and won an NCAA title last season, was named the world's
indoor track athlete of the year by Track and Field News, the
university
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Duncan Mackay
Saturday April 2, 2005
The Guardian
Nearly eight months after the Olympic games in Athens the fall-out
from the various drugs cases that blighted the event continue to
rumble on.
The Court of Arbitration for
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22:22pm 1st April 2005 The IAAF have appealed against the decision to
clear Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou of doping
violations.
Kenteris and Thanou were last
Irish athlete Mark Carroll has rubbished reports that he could switch
allegiance to the United States.
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Carroll is among a number of high-profile athletes who have been
controversially dropped from the Irish Sports Council's grants scheme.
Associated Press
CARLSBAD, Calif. -- Results Sunday from the Carlsbad 5000: ^Men=
1, Dejene Berhanu, Ethiopia, 13 minutes, 10 seconds.
2, Craig Mottram, Australia, 13:20.
3, Shadrack Kosgei, Kenya, 13:24.
4, Sammy Kipketer, Kenya, 13:34.
5, Boaz Cheboiyo, Kenya, 13:34.
6, Meshack Sang,
Ethiopians Haile Gebrselassie and Gezahegne Abera have withdrawn from
the London Marathon because of injury.
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Double Olympic champion Gebreselassie has only just returned to
training after tendonitis in his left Achilles tendon and has opted
John Mayock is expecting Mark Carroll to run well on home soil in
Saturday's Great BUPA Ireland Run in Dublin.
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The British veteran agrees that Australia's Craig Mottram will go in
as favourite but he expects US-based Carroll to be in
Middle-distance legend Wilson Kipketer will retire from athletics
after the 2006 European Championships in Sweden.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4424481.stm
The 32-year-old, who switched nationality from Kenya to Denmark, won
world titles in 1995, 1997 and 1999.
But he is best known
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Reuters Internet Delivery System
NAIROBI, April 6 - Armed thieves burst into Olympic 3,000 metres
steeplechase champion Ezekiel Kemboi's home on Monday and attempted to
steal his gold medal.
Kemboi, who was not at home at the
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Saturday 9 April 2005
Denmark's Wilson Kipketer, the World record holder both indoors and
out for the men's 800m has decided to retire after he has attempted to
defend his European title in Gothenburg, Sweden in 2006.
It was in Gothenburg that I
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Friday 8 April 2005
Milan is set to celebrate the 34th edition of its famous Stramilano
half marathon race on Sunday 10 April, a race which will feature a
fierce battle between Tanzania and Kenya.
This popular Italian race was highlighted in the
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Associated Press
LONDON -- Track and field's governing body is considering changing the
contentious false-start rule and making it tougher for athletes to
switch nationalities.
The International Association of Athletics
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Associated Press
AUSTIN -- Texas' Marshevet Hooker made some big leaps into the new
outdoor track and field season.
The runner-up at the NCAA indoor championships last month, Hooker set
a Texas Relays record on Friday with a
Sonia O'Sullivan has been narrowly beaten by America's Amy Rudolph in
a tight finish to the BUPA Ireland Run.
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Rudolph pulled away from the Irish star in the final 100 metres of the
10k race in Dublin's Phoenix Park, setting a course best of
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PARIS, April 10 - Leading results in the Paris marathon on Sunday: 1.
Salim Kipsang (Kenya) two hours eight minutes four seconds 2. Paul
Biwott (Kenya) 2:08:18 3. Gashaw Melese (Ethiopia) 2:09:39
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Sunday 10 April 2005
Milan, Italy - Kenyan Wilson Kebenei Kiprotich won today's 34th
edition of the Stramilano Half Marathon in a new world seasonal best
of 1:00:11**. The women's race saw a victory by Hungary's Aniko
Kalovics who took a gun to
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Sunday 10 April 2005
Paris, France Kenyan Salim Kipsang and Russian Lidiya Grigorieva
were the surprising winners today out of a record 35,500 runners who
took part in the 2005 Paris Marathon. Both smashed their personal
bests applying similar
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Sunday 10 April 2005
Doha, Qatar - We are pleased to provide this news summary covering all
the major decisions and discussions from the second day of the IAAF
Council meeting.
New Change of Nationality Rule Agreed
Although there were more
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Sunday 10 April 2005
Austin, Texas, USA - It was the annual Saturday of Speed at the
Texas Relays yesterday, and former World and Olympic champion Maurice
Greene looked like his old self as he anchored an HSI foursome to two
sprint relay
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Associated Press
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands -- Jimmy Muindi won the Rotterdam Marathon on
Sunday, breaking away after 23 miles to finish in 2 hours, 7 minutes,
49 seconds and lead a Kenyan sweep.
Jackson Koech was second in 2:08:01
Jacqueline Gareau was deprived of her triumphant moment at the Boston
Marathon 25 years ago, but she's indomitable, JAMES CHRISTIE writes
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By JAMES CHRISTIE
Wednesday, April 6, 2005
The race
Kenya's 1500m Olympic silver medallist Bernard Lagat has become a US citizen.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4440823.stm
Lagat, who won silver in Athens last August and bronze in Sydney in
2000, has lived in the United States since 1996 and has a home in
Tucson, Arizona.
The decision
Irish athlete Sonia O'Sullivan is a step closer to representing
Australia at next year's Commonwealth Games.
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O'Sullivan is set to lodge her application for residency, which will
in turn lead to an attempt to get Australian citizenship.
The
Olympic champion Stefano Baldini is even hungrier for success after
his victory in last August's Athens Games.
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By Sarah Holt
The 33-year-old Italian is competing in this Sunday's Flora London
Marathon for the sixth time and is determined
Buckle your seatbelts Britain - it's time for another ride on the
Radcliffe rollercoaster.
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By Scarlett Elworthy
That's Paula Radcliffe, the 31-year-old Bedford lass who has won a
special place in the nation's heart in recent years.
Let's
American sprinter Marion Jones returns to action in a 400m race
against Australia's Olympic 400m hurdles champion Jana Pittman on
Sunday.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/059.stm
It will be Jones' first race since failing to win a medal at the
Athens Games last summer.
Jones has
Susan Chepkemei has admitted she will have to change her tactics if
she wants to beat arch-rival Paula Radcliffe in Sunday's London
Marathon.
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Chepkemei, 29, narrowly lost out to Radcliffe in a sprint finish for
the New York Marathon last
World record holder Paul Tergat insists he is chasing the Flora London
Marathon title and not his own record when he contests the race on
Sunday.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4442527.stm
By Sarah Holt
The Kenyan set the world mark of two hours four minutes and 55 seconds
in Berlin
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Associated Press
EUGENE, Ore. -- Runner Galen Rupp has hired a law firm to help clear
the way for him to join the University of Oregon track team.
Rupp, who went to Portland Central Catholic and holds national prep
records in
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Associated Press
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Seven athletes have signed with the Arkansas
track and field team, including three indoor national champions and
the 2004 Footlocker Cross Country Champion, the university announced
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Wednesday 13 April 2005
London, UK - After the distractions of his post-Olympic Games
celebrations, Stefano Baldini is back doing what he likes best ...
running fast.
Baldini's surprising victory in the Olympic Marathon in Athens proved
so
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By Mike Rowbottom
15 April 2005
Susan Chepkemei, whom many regard as the most likely runner to
frustrate Paula Radcliffe's ambition of winning a third Flora London
Marathon title on Sunday, believes she will benefit from the lessons
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Wednesday 13 April 2005
The seventh annual Nagano Olympic Memorial Marathon, one of the only
two mass-elite combination marathons in Japan (the other being the
Hokkaido Marathon in Sapporo each August), will take place on Sunday
17 April. The
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By Tom Knight
(Filed: 15/04/2005)
It has been a long time since Paula Radcliffe had a genuine rival
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Wednesday 13 April 2005
There would be no school in Kipsomba had it not been for Paul Koech's
outstanding distance running career. The Kenyan athlete, who has been
one of the best long distance track runners in the world and since
2003 has turned
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/athletics/story/0,10082,1460201,00.html
Duncan Mackay
Friday April 15, 2005
The Guardian
Susan Chepkemei believes the experience of coming close to beating
Paula Radcliffe in the New York City marathon last November will help
her finally shake off her reputation as
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=29133.html
Thursday 14 April 2005
London - Susan Chepkemei's epic tussle with Paula Radcliffe in
November's New York City Marathon has thrust her into the role of
chief danger to the British No.1 when they renew acquaintances in
Sunday's Flora London
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2005/04/13/soaths13.xml
By Tom Knight
(Filed: 13/04/2005)
Paula Radcliffe's ability to earn vast sums of money from racing could
reach comic proportions if she wins Sunday's London Marathon, where
prize money and bonuses totalling $255,000
I'm now a top marathon runner, but as a child I starved
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Paul Tergat
Friday April 15, 2005
The Guardian
Marathon running has taken me a long way from my roots in the small
town of Baringo in Kenya's Rift Valley. I grew up
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Duncan Mackay
Wednesday April 13, 2005
The Guardian
Paula Radcliffe can become the first female athlete in history to earn
$1m (£530,000) for a single day's work if she wins the Flora London
Marathon on Sunday - and she will
Highest-paid athlete in Sunday's London Marathon may be best advised
to take the money and run
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John Rawling
Monday April 11, 2005
The Guardian
The organisers of the London Marathon are always a little coy about
what they pay
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Duncan Mackay
Thursday April 14, 2005
The Guardian
If Stefano Baldini wins the Flora London Marathon on Sunday his father
will celebrate the same way he did when his son won the Olympic
marathon in Athens last summer.
He will
By Simon Turnbull, Athletics Correspondent
17 April 2005
So where does a retired master of the marathon go, after crossing the
final finishing line and hanging up his shoes? To Wallsend, naturally.
Charlie Spedding runs a pharmacy there, in the Tyneside town at the
end of the wall that Hadrian's
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By Simon Hart
(Filed: 17/04/2005)
Time has always been on Paula Radcliffe's side in London. But, as
Former winners predict British victory but will it be a record, asks
David Martin
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Sunday April 17, 2005
The Observer
Ingrid Kristiansen predicted Paula Radcliffe will return to world
record-breaking form in today's London
Marathon runners and fashion-conscious joggers are turning to
'barefoot trainers' for safer racing
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David Smith and Denis Campbell
Sunday April 17, 2005
The Observer
The 35,000 runners lining up for today's London
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/4445563.stm
By Steve Cram
BBC Sport
Paula Radcliffe is favourite to capture the women's crown at the 2005
Flora London Marathon - but it is not going to be easy.
I'm glad Paula rediscovered her competitive edge when she was forced
to battle it out
Saturday 16 April 2005
London, UK - It speaks volumes for the elite men's field put together
for Sunday's Flora London Marathon (17 April) that the absence of
Haile Gebrselassie, Khalid Khannouchi and Gezahegne Abera will hardly
be noticed. Despite the withdrawal through injury of such distance
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=29144.html
Saturday 16 April 2005
The 109th B.A.A. Boston Marathon on Monday 18 April 2005 will be
highlighted by the return of the defending champions, the Kenyans
Catherine Ndereba and Timothy Cherigat.
WOMEN number four for Ndereba?
Ndereba's attempt
Sunday 17 April 2005
Surging away at 30.5Km and covering each kilometre from 30Km to 32Km
under 3 minutes, Kenyan Isaac Macharia won the 7th annual Nagano
Olympic Memorial Marathon with 2:10:59 today, improving his personal
best by 27 seconds.
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=29151.html
Radcliffe leaves rivals trailing
By Steve Cram
BBC Sport
If anyone ever doubted it, Paula Radcliffe has proved once again that
she is in a league of her own when it comes to the marathon.
Her victory in London on Sunday was another superlative piece of
distance running.
One or two athletes
Associated Press
Track and Field News Wire
WALNUT, Calif. -- Marion Jones has a long way to go to resurrect her
once sparkling track career.
Jones faded badly down the stretch and finished a distant last in the
400 meters Sunday at the Mount San Antonio College Relays, her first
meet since her
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Tuesday 29 March 2005
Trindiad Tobago - Needing just nine medals to equal its best showing
ever at the CARIFTA Junior Track Field Championships, the hosts of
this years games Trinidad Tobago instead went overboard, with 13
podium
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Monday 28 March 2005
There is no doubt that Dieter Hogen is the most successful German long
distance running coach, yet he doesn't train a single German runner.
Instead he concentrates on a group of international runners,
especially Kenyans.
In
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Wednesday 30 March 2005
Carlsbad, California, USA - Dathan Ritzenhein, the former World Junior
Cross Country bronze medallist, who defeated a classy Kenyan line-up
in January's IAAF cross country permit race in Belfast has joined the
world class
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=28994.html
Tuesday 29 March 2005
Berkane, Morocco - Kenyan Benjamin Limo won the third edition of the
Foules Internationales de Berkane 10km which was organised
yesterday by L'Association Beni Snassen des oeuvres sociales, a
charitable body headed by double
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=28997.html
Wednesday 30 March 2005
Elijah Sang set a new course record at the traditional Paderborn
Easter Road Race when winning the Half Marathon in 61:49 on Saturday
(26 March). The Kenyan was well ahead of his fellow countrymen Bellor
Miningwo (62:17)
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Wednesday 30 March 2005
Isabella Ochichi, who decisively defeated Paula Radcliffe over 10km
last Saturday in New Orleans, will compete in this year's BUPA Great
Manchester Run, in Manchester, England on 22 May 2005.
The 25-year-old Kenyan who is
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Tuesday 29 March 2005
Berlin, Germany - Joyce Chepchumba has once again chosen this Sunday's
Bewag Berlin Half Marathon (3 April) as her final test race before the
London Marathon two weeks later. The Kenyan could become the first
athlete to win
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Kenya's Isabella Ochichi, who beat Paula Radcliffe into second over
10km in New Orleans last week, will compete in May's Great Manchester
Run.
The 25-year-old Olympic 5,000m silver medallist defeated Radcliffe -
the world record holder for
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The World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) has appointed an athletes'
committee in order to foster closer links with sportsmen and women.
The 13-strong committee will be chaired by Russian ice hockey player
Viacheslav Fetisov and includes athletes
The New York Jets have been out-bid in their attempt to buy the site
for the proposed 2012 Olympic stadium.
The American football team had led the hunt to purchase the land from
the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and build the Olympic
centrepiece.
But rivals Cablevision, who own Madison
Former world record holder dies
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American hurdler Milton Green, who boycotted the 1936 Berlin Olympics
in protest at Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime, has died at the age of
91.
Green was a former joint world record holder in both the 40m
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/london2012/story/0,14213,1447758,00.html
Duncan Mackay
Wednesday March 30, 2005
The Guardian
A leading member of the International Olympic Committee has given
London's bid to host the 2012 games a huge boost by declaring that it
has now caught up with Paris, the
Associated Press
Track and Field News Wire
DES MOINES, Iowa -- Jeremy Wariner can beat anyone in the world at 400
meters -- except his former teammate.
In a crowd-pleasing duel of Olympic gold medalists, Darold Williamson
outran Wariner in the stretch Saturday to win the feature race in the
Olympic gold medallists Jason Gardener and Mark Lewis-Francis were
unable to steer a Great Britain team to victory in the Penn Relays in
Philadelphia.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4484633.stm
The quartet of Gardener, Lewis-Francis, Chris Lambert and Tim Abeyie
clocked a time of 39.56
Associated Press
Track and Field News Wire
PHILADELPHIA -- American Tyree Washington fell, and Team USA lost the
1,600-meter relay Saturday at the Penn Relays, beaten by a Jamaican
team in one of six all-star events.
Washington clipped the heels of Bahamas' runner Chris Brown on the
second leg
US sprinter Marion Jones won her first race in 11 months after
claiming victory in a 100m on the Caribbean island of Martinique on
Saturday.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4492833.stm
But her boyfriend, world-record holder Tim Montgomery could only
finish fourth behind Maurice Greene
Associated Press
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Nephat Kinyanjui won the Country Music Marathon
title Saturday, making up a 25-second deficit in the final 2 miles for
another victory by a Kenyan in this race.
He won in 2 hours, 15 minutes, 37 seconds. Defending champion Luke
Kibet
Olympic sprint relay champion Mark Lewis-Francis has vowed to win a
medal at this summer's World Championships.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4498949.stm
The 22-year-old, who won silver in the 60m at the European Indoor
Championships last month, is now looking forward to the outdoors
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=29239.html
Saturday 30 April 2005
The shock defeat of Ethiopia's Olympic 5000m champion Meseret Defar
and a return back to form for two of the country's upcoming stars,
Abebe Dinkessa and Dejene Berhanu, were the highlights of the action
in the 22nd MOHA
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/athletics/story/0,10082,1473619,00.html
Duncan Mackay
Saturday April 30, 2005
The Guardian
Iwan Thomas's coach has severed his relationship with him after the
runner decided to take part in ITV's new reality show Celebrity
Wrestling.
Nick Dakin felt appearing on the
http://www.iaaf.org/news/Kind=2/newsId=29232.html
Thursday 28 April 2005
Former Olympic 100 metres champion Maurice Greene will take on
Britain's best sprinters at the Norwich Union International in Glasgow
in June.
Greene will compete for the USA over 100m in the three-way match
against Great
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/london2012/story/0,14213,1473618,00.html
Saturday April 30, 2005
The Guardian
Officials for London's 2012 Olympic bid are confident the controversy
surrounding their embarrassing u-turn on the £15m incentives package
has not affected support.
The bid chairman
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Gerry Lindgren beat Billy Mills, Steve
Prefontaine and Jim Ryun on the race track, but the man many consider
the greatest high school distance runner in history is little known
compared to his legendary contemporaries.
That is starting to change.
Long a virtual recluse,
American sprinter Justin Gatlin is opposed to moves by the
International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) to change the
false start rule.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4521963.stm
Under the current rule, the athlete making the second false start of a
race is disqualified
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Sunday 8 May 2005
Modesto, California - As has so often been the case in the recent
history of the Modesto Relays, the Pole Vault took centre stage, as
Olympians Toby Stevenson and Jillian Schwartz put on dazzling displays
for the capacity crowd
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Sunday 8 May 2005
Several World-leading performances highlighted the second Jamaica
International Track Field Invitational, Saturday evening (7 May) at
Kingston's National Stadium. Under the theme 'Athens Recreated,' the
North and Central
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Sunday 8 May 2005
Berlin, Germany - Neither wind nor cool temperatures of less than ten
degrees Celsius could stop the Kenyans in the 25th edition of the Run
Berlin. The jubilee edition of the race, which was formerly known as
25 km von Berlin
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/athletics/story/0,10082,1478604,00.html
David Martin
Saturday May 7, 2005
The Guardian
The Olympic gold medallist Mark Lewis-Francis is hoping to get his
outdoor season off to a flying start in Jamaica today.
Lewis-Francis, who ran the anchor leg in the sprint relay
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Track and Field News Wire
By Craig Ray
CAPE TOWN, May 6 - South Africa's former Olympic 800 metres silver
medallist Hezekiel Sepeng has tested positive for the banned steroid
norandrosterone,
De Reuck, Rhines will round out U.S. women's team
http://www.dailycamera.com/bdc/running/article/0,1713,BDC_2413_3743787,00.html
By Michael Sandrock, For the Camera
May 1, 2005
Once a runner wins an Olympic medal, she has reached the highest
echelon of long-distance running, commanding large
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Track and Field News Wire
By Sabrina Yohannes
NEW YORK, May 8 - Olympic 10,000 metres champion Kenenisa Bekele is
aiming for a fast time in his opening race of the northern outdoor
season at an
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Track and Field News Wire
OSAKA, Japan, May 7 - Olympic champion Justin Gatlin stormed to
victory in the men's 100 metres at the Japan Grand Prix on Saturday.
The American clocked 10.15 seconds
Former national head coach Mike Kosgei has predicted a bleak future
for Kenyan athletics after the defection of another top-class distance
runner.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4529395.stm
Nicholas Kemboi, 22, has followed in the footsteps of several
compatriots by becoming a Qatar
US sprinters Marion Jones and Tim Montgomery will not be invited to
race in Europe this summer because of links to the Bay Area Laboratory
Cooperative.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4533055.stm
Balco founder Victor Conte is accused of supplying steroids, and he
claims he gave Jones
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has begun its deliberations to
decide if the US 4x400m relay team should lose their 2000 Olympic gold
medals.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4533963.stm
The squad included Jerome Young, who has since been banned for life
after failing two drugs
http://sport.independent.co.uk/general/story.jsp?story=637623
By Mike Rowbottom
12 May 2005
Organisers of the Golden Gala in Rome are planning to defy an
agreement among European promoters this summer by inviting Marion
Jones to compete.
The Euro-Meetings Group, whose members organise nearly
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NAIROBI, May 9 - Kenyan distance runner Nicholas Kemboi has joined
several compatriots by becoming a Qatar citizen and will be eligible
to compete for the Gulf state at
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By Gene Cherry
RALEIGH, North Carolina, May 10 - Marion Jones's agent admitted to
being unaware of a move to bar the former triple Olympic champion and
her boyfriend
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LONDON, May 10 - Jamaican Asafa Powell, who clocked a year's best 9.84
seconds over 100 metres at his national championships on Sunday, will
run in the Ostrava
Sprinter Marion Jones will race in Milan next month despite reports
which suggested she will not be invited to compete in Europe this
summer.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4541375.stm
Reports said that Jones and boyfriend Tim Montgomery would be excluded
because of links to the Bay
Former Olympic 5,000m champion Gabriela Szabo has announced her
retirement from competitive athletics.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4546811.stm
The 29-year-old Romanian dominated the event between 1997 and 2000,
winning the 2000 Olympic title as well as three world championship
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DOHA, May 13 - Olympic silver medallist Francis Obikwelu got his
revenge over champion Justin Gatlin by winning the 100 metres at the
Qatar Super Grand Prix on Friday.
Sprinter Mark Lewis-Francis, who won Olympic relay gold last year, has
been given a public warning by UK Athletics after testing positive for
cannabis.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/athletics/4544005.stm
He has also been stripped of the silver medal he won in the 60m at
this year's Spar
Presented By: The Boulder Center for Sports Medicine
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Symposium on Running Injuries Featured Speakers
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Published: May 23, 2005
When Dr. Anthony Sandoval of Los Alamos, N.M., does his daily run at
dawn through the Jemez Mountains, where he trained while he was a
medical student a generation ago, he is
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