I'm sure they weren't all on the same day, but Frank Budd and Ray Norton
finished last and next to last in the 100 with fast times going in, the
men's 4x100 was DQ (zone violation I think), and either Budd or Norton
(Budd I think) ran poorly in the 200.
Roger Ruth wrote:
SGMW wrote, of
Forgot that Lindy Remigino also won gold as member of 4x100 team at '52 OG.
--
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
Malmo,
Read your logs but I'm getting old now so bare with my not remembering every
detail
True about reading one sample in cyberspace... yet, it would be my guess
that Geb has many more weeks like this than the typical elite American
With respect to his training being typical... maybe it was
LS
Do I understand this right?
- Jon Drummond withdraws from the championships
- the USATF withdraws one of their staff members.
* Nevertheless, the IAAF suspends Drummond?
On one hand, the IAAF has to take a stand to prevent future disruptions
of the
competition, but was there really no more
Yes, but with three semis, they are taking the top two in each heat, and then an
additional two places on time. Is it then the three winners nad the fastest
non-winner that draws for the preferred lanes?
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra:C.F.P.I. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: on
OK, if USATF can't comment, then who the hell even confirmed it for the
article?
If this is the name that we've all been wondering about (OK, some of us
knew - not me), how did it come out now?
And our buddy Dick Pound hopped right on the bandwagon, but wasn't this
athlete cleared, and didn't
The IAAF is now waiting to receive a full report from USATF on the
conclusion of its investigation before considering if any further
action is necessary.
I'll gladly give them a full report and even help them with what action to
take ... I'll tell them where to shove it.
Dan
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Right -- the media referred to that day in 1960 as
Black Tuesday -- not only did Norton, the favorite,
finish last in the 100, but high jump favorite John
Thomas finished third in that event behind two
athletes from the USSR, Shavlikadze and Brumel. And,
in those cold war days, finishing behind
I find it interesting that when all of you post you throw names out like
Pirie, Zatopek and Igloi's. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT TODAY'S AMERICANS. Listen,
being 25 and having run at least at one time with guys in pretty much every
distance final at USATF's at one point or another... and because
Mike, a lot of Americans are doing this. Check out Rod Dehaven's log:
www.allsportrunning.com/rodscorner. Check out the Hanson's Runners and
their training: http://www.hansons-running.com/ecom/sp/cat=Training+Log I
don't think it has been shown anywhere that the top US runners are running a
Why shouldn't there be variances in 100 meter sprinting, just as there is in longer
races--though I realize there's (probably) no such thing as a tactical hundred
meters. 400 meter quality, for example, has been (temporarily) down since Michael
Johnson retired. (Do you think fans would be
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