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2001-02-10 Thread Roger Ruth
Posted from Doug Lang on the VaultCanada mailing list. Does anyone have an answer to his question about what was non-conforming about the Pocatello runway when she vaulted 4.57m (15') and 4.61m there last year, and whether it still is? In a note, Mark Butler described the runway as "irregular."

t-and-f: PVWAtG *** NEWS FLASH *** Dragila WR(?) @ Pocatello

2001-02-10 Thread Michael J. Roth
In reference to the runway issue, there are specific guidlines set by the IAAF on what constitutes a legal runway. The Commish or GH can fill us in on the details. At Millrose, one of the first things they did was certify the runway met spec after Stacy's vault. I have no idea what the

t-and-f: PVWAtG *** NEWS FLASH *** Dragila WR(?) @ Pocatello

2001-02-10 Thread Robert Hersh
Message text written by "Michael J. Roth" there are specific guidlines set bythe IAAF on what constitutes a legal runway. The Commish or GH can fill us in on the details. Yes we can, but so can you. The IAAF and USATF have their current rule books on their respective websites and you and

t-and-f: PVWAtG *** NEWS FLASH *** Dragila WR(?) @ Pocatello

2001-02-10 Thread Robert Hersh
Since I've now said this in response to several private messages, I might as well say it publicly. I am not aware of any irregularity in the pole vault runway in Pocatello. Of course, never having seen it, I can't swear that there isn't a problem, but if there is, it's news to me--I haven't