Electronic Telegraph
Monday 25 September 2000
Sean O'Neill
FIVE years ago, before she finished a disappointing third at the Atlanta
Olympics, Denise Lewis knew that the 2000 Games were her real goal. "Sydney
is my baby," she said. "Atlanta is my dress rehearsal."
Yesterday, on a wet spring
A new website for all the world national records, often updated at
http://aimeserre.multimania.com/index.html
In a message dated 9/24/00 6:50:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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"De Merode also told reporters that five American athletes had competed
at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul despite failing dope tests before the Games.
He said they had failed out-of-competition tests in the
The Irish Times
Monday, September 25, 2000
Tom Humphries
Andy Warhol didn't mean this, surely. Not just 15 minutes of fame but 15
minutes to define a career, to justify an obsession, to satisfy a lifetime
of yearning. Sonia O'Sullivan gets 15 minutes today - 15 minutes in which to
become an
I'm still waiting for a USATF press release on Hunter.
I would have thought that the folks at USATF would have spoken by now.?
To quote Ted Knight in Caddyshack..."Well, we're
waiting??"
Schiefer
Dennis, "At the time" there was no WNBA basketball
career for her to pursue.
malmo!TMAnother self-anointed "award-winning" pundit for the
Sydney2000TM Olympics
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Behalf Of Dennis HealySent: Sunday,
Watching BBC live coverage. It is being reported by Craig Masback that CJ Hunter
has been confirmed as being tested positive and that "other US athletes have
failed tests" But denying any that are competing in Sydney have failed. So who's
not competing?
What was it about rumours, Malmo?
David
Was the Crear/Jackson false-start the first time two athletes have been
simultaneously charged with a flier? I can't recall this before.
Regards - GT - http://homepages.go.com/~oztrack/
I don't believe Marion ever quit anything -- EXCEPT competitive basketball
after 1997 season.
She certainly never quit track. In her collegiate years (1994-97), Marion
was
one of the country's best collegiate basketball players. While she intended
to do both basketball and track (she
I've read a great many articles in re the cleverness of crooked athletes
being able to beat the testers. Nandrolone is not a new drug. It's actually
one of the older ones. One would think that those clever athletes would
easily be able to beat any test for such a substance. But there is
David
Back to live coverage :-)
PS: You've got Carol Lewis we've got Sally Gunnell
I've heard Lewis only once (she was indeed horrible), but Gunnell isn't bad at all
(certainly if compared to). And Roger Black, also commentating for the BBC is great
- as he was as a runner. Enormous crew
LS
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Monique de Wilt (NED), perhaps the most puzzling omission, has improved the
Dutch national record 11 times since the Atlanta Games. Her seasonal best
of 4.30m would have made the finals. Netherlands didn't enter a vaulter.
The Dutch athletics federation is forced by the
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Any eye witness accounts? According to the reaction times posted at
olympics.com, MJ, Alvin, et al were snoozing in the blocks.
Race Results Results for 25 Sep 20:25 Official Olympic Stadium
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CBC absolutely got it right. NBC showed a couple of jumps by Sotomayor, a
clearance and a miss by Voronin, and then the results. Not what I was hoping
for.
Of course, I should have been glad to get anything, considering the Americans
finished 11th and 13th.
David
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On Mon, 25 Sep 2000 03:04:05 EDT, you wrote:
I'm still waiting for a USATF press release on Hunter.
I would have thought that the folks at USATF would have spoken by now.?
To quote Ted Knight in Caddyshack..."Well, we're
waiting??"
Schiefer
The IAAF press release
Hi folks,
I'm curious to know if there is an online (or hardcopy) listing of all banned
substances. I seem to recall someone posting something some time ago. Any help
will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
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Netters
I had a terrible thought
John wrote
"I used Preparation-H", and it was tainted. Forget the toothpaste theory, or
the six beers, and sex theory, let's go with something more
asinine..Hemhorriod medication.
CJ and the to much sex theory. Oh My I yhope we don't have to
I'm stunned by the recent bombshell about potential
USATF drug coverups. Gee, go figure. 8 in in 88? I wonder if
anybody who won a medal was involved. I thought that only those dirty
Canadian sprinters or Chinese women, or recently Dutch swimmers were
juiced?
Ask Darrell Robinson, HS 400m
Bob - The IAAF.ORG site has a listing. It can be a little hard to
navigate but it is there. They will not let you download it however. Or I
could send you a file, hard copy or fax if you wanted which is accurate as
of Jan, 2000.
Floyd Highfill
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Netters:
Well,
after giving up on ever seeing the 1500M first round, and thus rerading the
posts giving the news on what happened, NBC finally deigned to shoiw two of them
(poor Jason Pyrah, I guess he hasn't got enough glamor to rate 5 minutes of TV
time) at about 11 a.m. EST
Ryan Grote wrote:
I'm stunned by the recent bombshell about
potential USATF drug coverups. Gee, go figure. 8 in in 88? I
wonder if anybody who won a medal was involved. I thought that only
those dirty Canadian sprinters or Chinese women, or recently Dutch swimmers
were juiced?
He said this last night and I thought it was funny.
"Race walking, I don't understand it, Its like seeing who can wisper the
loudest"
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Looking at Pettigrew also, it appears to have been a US slumber party!
Maybe they were hanging around at the start, discussing relay order?
If I waste 7+ hours of my day watching NBC, would the odds of their 5
minutes of daily action be likely to include the 400?
Dan
--- Pete [EMAIL
Away from the drug issue for a bit .. Now that the 100 and 400 meter races
are complete, I think we have a better view of what may happen in the relays
..
While I thought the "HSI" team was a natural, Chaplin's announced squad of
Drummond to Montgomery to Williams to Greene does comprise what
In a message dated 9/25/00 3:14:51 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
did i miss something? why is libbie running road races when she's supposed
to be running in sydney in a few days?
I think those are last year's results
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
What is Libbei Hickman's status. She ran great race this weekend.
I am very confused?
Mike Platt
In a message dated 9/25/2000 11:27:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
He said this last night and I thought it was funny.
"Race walking, I don't understand it, Its like seeing who can wisper the
loudest"
Actually, that's been used before. Don't remember where or
That's wierd, he said this in 1992 and then apologized for it in 1996
citing the number of irate letters he recieved from race walkers and
their supporters.
Did he actually say it again?
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, andrew mcdonagh wrote:
He said this last night and I thought it was funny.
"Race
I look forward to the Olympics. I enjoy the competition in all venues.
Initially I was my usual "anxious and excited" self as I looked forward to
the possibility of the many hours of the coverage that were to be
available for viewing.
As we approached the end of the first week of the games the
Wait no longer...
We have a long-standing policy of not commenting on issues
involving
doping and drug testing
No kidding!!
Tony Craddock
PS There is no truth to the rumor that CJ quit track to pursue a career
in his first love, basketball.
U.S. Track and Field won't
It's funny how some of us over here in the USA complain about our system
when we have one of the fairest in the world. Most countries only send
athletes who have a shot to medal, much less top 8. If we used the "top 8"
or "make the final" qualification then our distance crew would be pretty
I've read on runnersworld.com and on a French site that ElG hurt his leg
at the 300 mark. what exactly happened?
most top guns still there save for Silva and Shabunin. Kaouch of Maroc is
out - he was the "rabbit" for ElG in Seville last year. Though there is
one more Moroccan left if they
Yes, the Running Network results were from Sept. 26, 1999.
from Runner's World Daily / David Monti this year's Sept. 26, 2000 top
results:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Richard S. Caliguiri Great Race 10-K: Men - 1.
Alena Emere, ETH, 27:49; 2. Leonard Mucheru, KEN, 28:03; 3. Gabriel Muchiri,
KEN,
There were 3 semi-final races in the 400 Hurdles, not two. The 3 winners,
plus the fastest second place finisher, were assigned lanes 3-4-5-6 for the
final.
Jim Bendat
From: "P.F.Talbot" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Track list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Lanes in rounds after the first are decided on the basis of time only. The
top four times get the best four lanes, randomly, and the rest get the other
lanes, randomly.
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From: "P.F.Talbot" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Track list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: t-and-f: 400H start lists
Date: Mon,
I saw that Mt. View, UT won or something, as did
Webb, anybody have a website with full results. Figuring I'll
start following the HS ranks more until they are all ganked just like those
darned Canadian sprinters and Dutch swimmers.
Grote
adiRP
Just to let you know that Athletics Weekly have recently launched their
website.
Early days of course, but please try www.athleticsweekly.com.
Thanks
Matthew Fraser Moat
Does
Ms. Geer regret having accepted herposition now?
malmo
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Anybody think that Tergat should've been DQ'd for his big-time drifting down
the home stretch, forcing Geb to move two lanes to his right?
Jim Bendat
What's wrong with that? Up to Geb to go round him.
Randall Northam
The second regular season poll is now posted at www.FinishLynx.com
Jesse Rosen
Let's start with the 400ih before I get to my rantings. Because there were 3 semi
final heats, the lanes are drawn by place, then time. Angelo made the mistake of
taking second, and threw caution to the wind.
Now to more disturbing news. A month ago I talked about the pending politics that
I take it they have separate tubes of toothpaste in the Hunter household.
Randall Northam
Torelli, Pustea win marathon
By Michael Sandrock
Camera Sports Writer
The Boulder Backroads Marathon is run, as the name suggests, on the backroads north of
the Boulder Reservoir. Those soft dirt roads
Electronic Telegraph
Monday 25 September 2000
'Unsatisfying' victory means I'll compete again
By Denise Lewis
NOBODY could have guessed how close I was to crashing out in pain in Sydney
on Sunday night. I escaped with a first gold medal but to win that way was
ungratifying. I have this
Electronic Telegraph
Monday 25 September 2000
Sue Mott
"HEY, carry my damn flag," said Michael Johnson, the owner, ruler, king-god
of the Olympic 400 metres to one of the milling civil servants attached to
the US track team after his inevitable lap of honour. "Oh man!" was the
joyous,
Mr.
Grote, There will no longer be Darrell Robinson's to crush anymore because
diligent reporters with interviews spanning decades have already uncovered the
truth. They've fact-checked and double fact-checked their sources and
libel-proofedthemselves, as well. There are just too many
"Slinger Sanchez..." is an accurate and realisticportrayal of track
and field's dirty underbelly. The book claims to be fiction, however, much of
the story really happened -- I'm positive of that.
malmo!TMAnother self-anointed "award-winning" pundit for the
Sydney2000TM Olympics
Y ask Y:
My newsroom sources say Monique Henderson -- the teen sensation from San
Diego's Morse High School -- will NOT run the 4x4 relay first round (as I
had hoped). Unsure of final relay pool composition, however. Anyone out
there aware of an official USATF or USOC pronouncement on the
See, Im not the only one with an Anti Racewalking opinion! Mantis
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Subject: t-and-f: Bob Costas's view of race
See, the defense's explanation is obvious. Considering the size of CJ,
not only do they have separate tubes of toothpaste and medicine cabinets,
they couldn't possibly share a bathroom. That doorway would have to be 7'
square.
Dan
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I take it they have
At least Costas could have used an original line. His analogy was old as dirt.
Mike Platt
Reuters is reporting that CJ Hunter tested positive for nandrolone
three other times this year, prior to the positive in Oslo.
JP
Netters:
The
disappointing 2-3-4 finish for the US in HHs, an event it has almost always
owned had one silver lining, the great race by young Terrence (sp?) Trammell,
who we must now look to for the future of the event.
Ed Grant
Netters:
A
classic TV moment tonight on NBC. About an hour ago, during a commercial break,
an updated Avon ad came on which congratulated the first OIlympic women's PV
champion Stacy Dragila. This is 9:45 (EDT) and we have yet to see the
much-rpomised coverage of the final results.
Runners World reports that Craig Masback, the CEO of USA Track and Field,
was not issued an Athletics (track and field) credential and can't get into
the Olympic Stadium. Masback apparently asked USOC several times for help,
but to no avail.
malmo!TM
Another self-anointed "award-winning" pundit
Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday 26 September 2000
Mihir Bose
THE drugs cloud which had long threatened to overshadow the Olympics finally
descended on Sydney yesterday with the Americans being accused of a
cover-up.
On the day it was revealed that American shot-putter C J Hunter had tested
Electronic Telegraph
Monday 25 September 2000
Tom Knight
JONATHAN EDWARDS played his part in the greatest single night of athletic
action here by crowning his career with an Olympic gold medal in the triple
jump.
He may have had only a support role in the drama surrounding Cathy Freeman's
The word that I get is that three of the five who tested positive at the
1988 US Olympic track and field Trials accounted for five of the gold
medals at the Seoul Olympics.
Tony Craddock
Is there a reason why people have to keep going back
to 1988 (TWELVE years ago!) to dig up enough dirt
for
No disrespect to Ed, but how can we call 2-3-4 dissapointing... it reminds
of a story about Nebraska football a few years ago. They had gone
unscored-upon in their first 3- or 4 games. In like the 5th game of the
season a team scored on them (Nebraska won like 42-10) and the reporter
asked
In a message dated 9/25/00 9:03:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also: Carol Lewis was at her gag-me-with-a-baton best today
It is getting to the point where I turn down the sound on the TV, like I used
to do w/ Howard Cosell. Even in the crappy stuff NBC has been feeding us, she
stands
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Y ask Y:
My newsroom sources say Monique Henderson -- the teen sensation from San
Diego's Morse High School -- will NOT run the 4x4 relay first round (as I
had hoped). Unsure of final relay pool composition, however. Anyone out
there aware of an official USATF or USOC pronouncement on the
Is there a reason why people have to keep going back
to 1988 (TWELVE years ago!) to dig up enough dirt
for trash talking?
TAC has pretty much swept aside almost all the relevent
'names' in authority since then and became USATF.
Actually, that's not really true. I'd venture that most of
Electronic Telegraph
Tuesday 26 September 2000
Tom Knight
KELLY HOLMES proved the power of positive thinking last night by winning the
bronze medal in a race she thought she would never be fit enough to run in.
Only six weeks after struggling to prove her fitness at the British trials
in
C. J. Hunter - four positives this year with one testing over 1000 times
above the legal limi for Nandrolone. "I know what's going on, and I am aware
of the allegations, and am going to defend myself vigorously" says C. J.
Five 'positives' before Seoul of athletes that competed at the Games and
And she is not the first aborigine woman to become the best in her selected
sport. That honor must go to Eva Goolagong (Cawley), the greatv tenbnis star whose
name (I realize she is not an Olympian, but she surely is everything else) has, to my
knowledge never been mentioned in the NBC
What I am wondering is why, if the IOC and IAAF are so determined
to keep drug disclosures at a "minimum" during the 15-day run
of the games-
-such has been suggested as the goal of the IOC many times on this list-
...and this appears to be why the IAAF was determined to not
announce anything
Believe it or not, FloJo said it once in an interview although she may have
not been the first.
Ed Koch
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I see Mr Cochrane is on the case again...and what's this about CJ's plans to
retire post-Sydney? Anyone heard that before?
from http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/news/2000/09/26/FFX1CGLOKDC.html
Champion US shotputter CJ Hunter broke down in tears today after his wife,
sprinter Marion Jones,
2000 NCAA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY POLL ANALYSIS
by Mike Scott, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Updated September 25.
Here's an analysis of the NCAA female harrier teams. I have listed the
teams according to the NCAA coaches' poll rankings (which I don't
necessarily always agree with). Unless otherwise noted,
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/athletics/2000/09/25/FFX6M64EJDC.html
Did Marion
know?
By JACQUELIN MAGNAY6:28PM, Sep 25
The question on everyone's lips is, did Marion know? Did the darling of the
track stoop so low as to lie outright to protect her burly husband CJ Hunter and
perpetuate
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/news/2000/09/25/FFXNCV3EJDC.html
US officials
deny drug results cover-up
By JACQUELIN
MAGNAY7:58PM, Sep 25
United States track and field officials have angrily denied they tried to
cover up the steroid results of world shot put champion C.J. Hunter, husband
- Original Message -
From: "THOMAS,Graham"
I see Mr Cochrane is on the case again...and what's this about CJ's plans
to
retire post-Sydney? Anyone heard that before?
I saw an interview with CJ on NBC a couple days before he was busted. CJ
said that he planned on retiring after
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/news/2000/09/25/FFXTP64EJDC.html
Hypocrisy, thy
name is USA
By KAREN CROUSE, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS7:15PM, Sep 25
I want to celebrate the Olympics. I want to write about hurdler Glory
Alozie's courage in competing two weeks after her fiance was struck and
Yes, he is going to pursue his first
love.basketball.
Cochrane can cut him the same deal with TAC/TFUSA that he did when she
was suspended, and they get the family discount on the legal fees because
they just photocopy the plea bargain.
Tony Craddock
At 03:03 PM 9/26/00 +1100, you wrote:
I
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, R.T. wrote:
then why in the world are Merode and Lundquist choosing the
forum of Sydney to take shotgun blasts at U.S. procedures,
strongly implying that there is subterfuge going on?
I'm not talking '88, I'm talking '00.
They are fully aware of U.S. court restrictions,
So there I am watching the Olympics tonight, and Visa flashes a commercial
"Congratulations to Stacy Dragila, the first Olympic pole vault champion..."
while the competition which is being televised has not even finished! Gee,
thanks, Visa.
Brian McGuire
They are fully aware of U.S. court restrictions, why choose
NOW to blast away? Isn't it political grandstanding?
RT
US court restrictions? This is new to me. What would they be?
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