I believe the only cities which make "bids" to hold the
Olympic Games are those which had been approved by their
National Olympic Committees (one city per nation per
Olympiad).
There is a procedure for applying to the USOC for the
right to be the city that represents the U.S. in the
competition
Conway you are a genius. How do we rank the 200 this year?
Based on season results, Ato is number 1, MJ is number 2, and I would probably go with Oba as number 3. All of which is arguable.
If we go with the OG theme, then KK takes top honors, followed by Ato, MJ and Darren Campbell, and Oba.
How
I love the response, and the argument Conway.
I see your argument, and yes you are right about the collegiate program scenario, but I was discussing world class sprinters. The hitch in your idea is that a 200 specialist masters neither of the money disciplines. Sorry, this is a business. SO the
Not sure if this is a formal bid but here is a site reguarding NYC.
http://www.nyc2012.com/
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From: "Eamonn Condon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 10:05 PM
Subject: t-and-f: LA Bids for 2012 Olympics
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Jesse Owens Award Winners 1981-2000
Year--Athlete (High School, City, State, Year of Graduation); Years from high school graduation to Jesse Owens Award:
1981--Edwin Moses (Fairview, Dayton, OH 1973) 8
1982--Carl Lewis (Willingboro, NJ 1979)
Cape Elizabeth High School (Maine) Class of 1975.
Kurt Bray
>Does anyone know what high school Joan Benoit attended and what year she
>graduated?
>Keith Conning
>Vacaville, CA
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On Thu, 7 Dec 2000 16:06:27 -0800, you wrote:
>Kukimba wrote:
>
> Conway. Darrell. what's wrong with you two?
>
> No name calling? No references to drugs? No allegations? No accusations?
> No snide remarks?
>
> Have you forgotten where you are??
>
> Thanksand
>>Wrong, most of them would have made excellent quarter milers. Regis ran =
a 43.8 relay leg. The others would have been capable of similar. I'm =
sure Mennea would have ran 44.0 had he concentrated on it.>>
Judging from that argument, Why is it that Danny Everett, Steve Lewis, Butch
Reynolds
Conway. Darrell. what's wrong with you two?
No name calling? No references to drugs? No allegations? No accusations? No snide remarks?
Have you forgotten where you are??
Thanksand have a nice time.
Bruce Meyer
KUKIMBIA
Chicago
Kukimba wrote:
Conway. Darrell. what's wrong
with you two? No name calling? No references to drugs?
No allegations? No accusations? No snide remarks?
Have you forgotten where you are?? Thanksand have
a nice time. >>>
Hey The intelligent exch
Darrell wrote:
Your assumption is that good matters, and that it is OK to be good at
100 and not good at 200. I submit to you that in order to be a GREAT 100
m sprinter you need to be a a better than good 200 m sprinter. Let's
run a few names, Calvin Smith, Carl Lewis, Mike Marsh (marginal
In a message dated Thu, 7 Dec 2000 1:48:16 AM Eastern Standard Time, "R.T."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
<< That one brand new facility would be for gun-shooting. Apparently
they tore down the '84 place. I think it was out in Chino if I remember
right.>>
As a wit said in the SF Chronicle toda
Does anyone know what high school Joan Benoit attended and what year she graduated?
Keith Conning
Vacaville, CA
The Foot Locker H.S. X-Country Championships, which will be held on Saturday,
will be shown three times on ESPN.
December 14-1pm(EST) Road Race of the Month
December 17-1:30am(EST) Road Race of the Month
December 27-TBA Scholastic Sports America
Walt Murphy
X-Country X-Press
one of our coaches on our staff has found out in the past year that he's a
diabetic and his training has really started to be effected...
he's a NIDD (non-insulin dependent diabetic) and really goes after the
stadium stair/stair machine types of workouts for 50 min. to upwards of an
hour, so
Darrell wrote:Your assumption is that good matters, and that it is OK
to be good at 100 and not good at 200. I submit to you that in order to
be a GREAT 100 m sprinter you need to be a a better than good 200 m
sprinter. Let's run a few names, Calvin Smith, Carl Lewis, Mike Marsh
(marginal),
Y ask Y:
Don Austin, the USATF Masters T&F Awards chairman, has fessed up to being
responsible for Johnny Gray being listed by USATF as Masters Male Athlete of
the Year. Don writes at http://www.egroups.com/message/masterstf/5130 that
"I read my notes incorrectly at the awards breakfast." Don
As usual Conway you make a good argument.
But where is the greatness you speak of if it is neither in the 200 or 400? You have essential presented the same argument for both events. Your points and argument speak to my point, the qmilers are in the 200 trying to be easy. That is a situation that
In a message dated 12/7/00 8:41:13 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps Darrell the 20 is the King of the sprints with those who are good at it being able to be good at other disciplines as well !! Many great 100 sprinters have never been very good at 200 .. And many great
Darrell wrote:
I see your point, but I disagree on a fundamental basis.
I do not see these specialist you named improving because they were
specialist. Most of the people on your specialist list ran at a time
when the 200 was a regularly contested event. In other words they did
ACCTC wrote:
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Speaking of
Sprints
...most of the guys I
just named didn't break 10, but most probably wouldn't have made good
quarter milers either ..
Wrong, most of them would have made excellent
quarter m
You're right they omitted the usatf Indoor & Outdoor, but they did mention
the WAVA Games, under the correct designation of WAVA Stadia Championships -
July 5th.
But please if you want respect for masters, please don't call other meets
"obscure", racewalking IS a Big Deal in South America and
Hello,
I'm looking for some statistical data
concerning the number of international competitions which done by Mirl'a
Manjani-Tzelili comparing to Trine Hattestad and Konstantinos Kent'ris comparing
other elite 200m sprinters in 2000 season.
Thank you very much.
Muli Epstein - Exercise
Ph
does anyone know when FL nationals will return to the West Coast?
-c
On Wed, 6 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Anybody know the TV schedule (if any) for televising the Foot Locker finals
> this weekend?
>
> JT
>
Perhaps, like me, you have taped numerous track meets over the years. And,
like me, you've found that although you are impressed by the sight of your
growing pile of tapes, your wife or S.O. doesn't share your
enthusiasm. You've received your marching orders: shrink the mound, or
risk having
Y ask Y:
USATF's meet calendar for 2001 at http://www.usatf.org/00cal/2001.html includes a lot
of interesting (and obscure) meets -- from the South American Race Walking Champs in
Cochabamba, Bolivia (March 17-18) to the European Youth Games in Murcia, Spain (July
23-26).
But this otherwise
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From:
Conway
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 7:50
PM
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Speaking of
Sprints
...most of the guys I just named didn't break 10,
but most probably wouldn't have m
Y ask Y:
An extremely knowledgeable source has informed me that USATF's posted list of award
winners erred on a significant honor: Male Masters Athlete of the Year.
The USATF Web site reports at http://www.usatf.org/news/awardbrekkie.html
that Johnny Gray (along with Phil Raschker) are winners
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