U.S. WOMEN'S 400-METER RELAY TEAM SET
BRISBANE, Australia (AP) - Barring any unforeseen circumstances,
the U.S. women's 400-meter relay team for the Olympic final will
consist of Chryste Gaines, Gail Devers, Inger Miller and Marion
Jones. That foursome has yet to run together, but women's team
Title: Italy in Sydney
Hi all, does anybody have any information who's gonna compete for Italy in Sydney?
Tomas Magnusson
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What if an Olympic athlete tells someone how they feel, and someone prints
that on the net?
Schiefer
What if an Olympic athlete tells someone how they feel, and someone prints
that on the net?
Schiefer
People tell other people stuff, and these other people then print that
stuff.
That's what we usually call 'journalism'.
(No I don't know how the IOC is going to enforce their moratorium,
Finland-Sweden Dual
Helsinki, Finland
2-3 Sep
Results taken from
http://www.suomiruotsimaaottelu.fi/default.asp?Valinta=Tulokset
(in Finish)
60th dual for men (1925-2000)
Men
Finland 194
Sweden 216
100m (2) wind: 0.0
1. Tommi Hartonen FIN 10,43
2. Kari Louramo FIN 10,54
3. Johan Engberg SWE
... and sprinters.
Lance Deal an overwhelming choice for being bounced.
If anyone knows of an email address or snail mail address or phone number on
Canadian Coach Brent McFarlane, could you please contact me off list,
please?
Yours in track,
Mike Cunningham
Head Track and Field/CC Coach
Neosho County Community College
(316) 431-2820 Ext. 272
Does anyone know the minimum qualifying times for the 100 meters and 200
meters?
Also, does anyone know where on the Net one could find a list of
qualifiers for the Olympics for various track events?
--
Jon Entine
RuffRun
6178 Grey Rock Rd.
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
(818) 991-9803 :: [fax]
Trivia Question: Which U.S. T F Olympian has appeared on the most
magazine covers? I don't know the answer, but this week alone, I have
received 3 magazines with Marion Jones on the cover: Time, Newsweek, T
FN.
Joe
Joe Rody PSA 424
Department of
In a message dated 9/7/00 1:16:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do away with the whole testing charade, and, voila, the sport is instantly
"pure" and impervious to "drug scandals".
amen, brother
Finland-Sweden Dual
Helsinki, Finland
2-3/9
Results taken from
http://www.suomiruotsimaaottelu.fi/default.asp?Valinta=Tulokset
(in Finish)
60th dual for men (1925-2000)
Men
Finland 194
Sweden 216
100m (2) wind: 0.0
1. Tommi Hartonen FIN 10,43
2. Kari Louramo FIN 10,54
3. Johan Engberg SWE
Joe asked:
Trivia Question: Which U.S. T F Olympian has appeared on the most
magazine covers? I don't know the answer, but this week alone, I have
received 3 magazines with Marion Jones on the cover: Time, Newsweek, T
FN.
Joe
I don't know if it is a record, but Suzy Favor Hamilton features
Joe asked:
Trivia Question: Which U.S. T F Olympian has appeared on the most
magazine covers? I don't know the answer, but this week alone, I have
received 3 magazines with Marion Jones on the cover: Time, Newsweek, T
FN.
Joe
I don't know the answer for sure, but I would have to
In a message dated 9/7/00 4:22:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When are TF News picks
going to be posted on their Web Site?
Easy! When we're sure we'll get it right! :-)
for now, you'll just have to buy a copy of the October issue (oops, is that a
plug?)
gh
You really believe that Tergat will finally beat his nemesis? I don't think
so.
Kenya's best shot of avoiding the Gold Medal shut-out (which is what the
thread is about) is still the steeplechase.
malmo
In a message dated 9/7/00 4:22:15 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the 1, you
World Shot Put Champ Hunter Might Miss Olympics
By GENE CHERRY
.c Reuters
RALEIGH, N.C. (Sept. 6) -- World shot put champion C.J. Hunter has undergone
arthroscopic surgery for torn knee cartilage, jeopardizing his participation
in the Sydney Olympics.
"It's day-to-day,'' Hunter, the husband
Hopefully Dayne will return to competition in a very public way... and
get soundly trounced by the top throwers out there. This would be great
publicity. The American public thinks of football players as the
strongest, most powerful athletes out there. If Dayne couldn't compete
maybe people
That would almost certainly backfire. Randy Barnes didn't fare too well
with his tryout with the Niners (inspired by Michael Carter, I believe),
and he was at the top of the sport at the time. With the publicity
machine that the NFL is, it would only take one person saying, "sure,
we'll compete
Who says there has to be any connection between the elite sport and the
lower level "recreational" sport? Would you not allow your son to play
youth football becuase he might be tempted to use drugs on the off chance
he makes it to the NFL? The health (i.e. popularity) of the sport at the
top
I think it's been more or less a consensus for some time now that the
Kenyan's have consistently the most top level distance runners, but are
almost always second fiddle to a single freak of nature from one of the
other neighboring countries.
Does that seem odd to anyone? So much for a large
However, most of those people keeping the US off the top level of the
podium are of Jamaican birth, so it's still pretty much a case of a large
talent pool delivering the top individuals.
Dan
--- Conway [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure it is any odder than the US dominating the sprints
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/athletics-track/newsid_915000/915261.stm
An Olympic athlete has been killed in a road accident in
Sydney.
Nigerian runner Hyginus Anugo was fatally injured in a collision with a car
near the Olympic precinct.
Anugo, who was 22, was due
Netters,
The IAAF web page has Jud Logan listed with an A Standard mark of 75.62
from a meet in Rüdlingen (GER?) on 13 08 2000. Was this mark reported
to this list? If so I must have missed it. Good to see Jud qualify.
--
Wayne T. Armbrust, Ph.D.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Computomarx
3604 Grant Ct.
It's a few months old, but here's a nice retrospective
of track field in Los Angeles:
http://www.latimes.com/sports/reports/2000/track.htm
RT
Word is that Colin Rothery, European Vets Champion, ran 1:50.69 when placing
2nd in a BMC race at Stretford on Tuesday night (5th Sept). Colin was born
in Jan 1960 and only took up athletics last year - and his time is actually
his lifetime pb!
Matthew Fraser Moat
Vice Chairman BMC
Khalid Khannouchi, the world record holder in the marathon, and Todd
Williams, one of the country's best 10,000-meter runners, will lead a
fast field of non-olympians in an attempt at the US 5K road record at the
Syracuse Festival of Races on October 1.
Unlike the Olympic Marathon run the same
Despite all the constant raving about the
indisputable depth of the Kenyan distance
runners, if one does an event by event breakdown
of all the events, it is quite possible that the
Kenyan men could leave Sydney without a single
gold medal. Kenyan born Kipketer looks beatable
by at least the
Here's some more half-assed prognostications:
Women's 100m:
1. Jones, for gold medal no.1 (the biggest certainty of her five events)
2. Ottey, presuming she gets a run, for her most impressive Olympic showing
and a big story
3. Thanou, been in hiding but ran fast early on
4. Miller, better over
Don't the U.S. team coaches have the power to seek our an independent
medical opinion and replace somebody with the 4th place Trials finisher
if they think the chances of being ready to go in Sydney were nil?
This news report was dated 9/6, before Sydney declarations had to be
turned in.
4th
Just got a junk e-mail which opened this way:
Released by your own pituitary gland, GH starts declining in
your 20s, even more in your 30s and 40s, eventually resulting
in the shrinkage of major organs plus all other symptoms related
to old age.
(sorry GH:-)
RT
Electronic Telegraph
Friday 8 September 2000
Tom Knight
DENISE LEWIS arrived here yesterday to be greeted with the news that her
biggest rival for the Olympic gold medal is suffering major injury problems.
Eunice Barber, the Frenchwoman who beat Lewis to the world title in Seville
last year,
Got this explanation of the procedure from Mike.
Of course all of this supposition assumes that Godina would be willing
and ready to enter. After his horrible year in the SP (in comparison
to prior years) and the possibility that he might have dropped all
SP-specific training after the Trials to
Electronic Telegraph
Friday 8 September 2000
Germany's former Olympic 5000m champion Dieter Baumann, whose case goes
before the International Amateur Athletic Federation's drugs arbitration
panel next week, intends running in this year's BUPA Great North Run.
Baumann plans to make his
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