t-and-f: Two Eurovets banned for two years

Y ask Y: Kathy Jager has company. The IAAF has identified an M50 Czech Republic javelin thrower and a W50 Italian sprinter/jumper as having been sanctioned by their national federations after testing positive for banned substances. Like Jager -- the WAVA world-champion W55 sprinter from

t-and-f: Eastern Men-Performance List

Here are the leading marks for Eastern collegians (Maine to Virginia) and selected "open" athletes. Please send all additions and corrections as soon as possible(no attachments, please), since I will be publishing the list in this week's issue of Eastern Track. Walt Murphy 2001Indoors IC4A

t-and-f: No Subject

2001 Indoors ECAC and NCAA Div.I (auto and provisional) qualifying standards are listed with each event. The first NCAA marks are for banked or oversized* tracks. Standards for flat tracks are also listed. 55(7.23,6.80,6.94) 6.88* Nolle Graham SetonHall

t-and-f: Resend-Eastern Men

It appears that some events were chopped off the end of my original message Walt Murphy 5000(14:50.30,13:58.15,14:18.15) NC-Flat(14:00.00,14:20.00) 14:03.58** Tom McArdle Dartmouth 14:08.72* Dermot Galvin’ Providence/IRL 14:09.74- David Spiller Jas.Madison

t-and-f: Resend-Eastern Women

As with the men's lists, some events were chopped off my original message. Walt Murphy, Eastern Track High Jump(5-6,5-9 3/4, 6-1 1/4) 6-00 1/2 ** KartSiillats’ Harvard/EST 6-00* Stacey Taylor Pittsburgh 5-11 1/2 - DoraGyorffy’Harvard/HUN 5-10-

t-and-f: USATF New England meet 2/18 at Boston U, HS weight meet 3/4 in RI

Two upcoming meets in Boston and Providence The USATF New England Indoor Championship and openmeet runs on Sunday, February 18 at Boston University, 1pm-5pm. A full schedule of events will be contested. The first "Weight-a-rama" will take place on Sunday March 4 at 1 p.m. at Brown University

t-and-f: O'Brien Making Comeback

Resilient O'Brien strives for comeback NEW YORK (February 6, 2001 12:00 a.m. - Former decathlon world record-holder Dan O'Brien plans a comeback at age 34 with a return set for June's United States outdoor athletics championships. "I definitely think I still have a few good years left in me,"

RE: t-and-f: Best Debut performances

Nenow ran the 27:20 AR at Brussels, later in that season. He claims that after the drubbing by Aouita, he hooked up with a British coach (Alan Storey I think but don't remember for sure) and started doing interval work for the first time in a long time. He did this to attempt breaking the four

t-and-f: Nandrolon article

Possibly of interest to those who've been following all the doping scandals of late ... == A Brief Review of Nandrolone Doping Control Procedures By Dr Simon Davis, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratories, MS70a 3363, 1 Cyclotron

t-and-f: a new vault technique?

Maybe others are doing this, or Tye Harvey has done it before and I didn't notice, but Mr. Harvey did something that shocked (well, surprised, at least) everybody I was with at Millrose last Friday. He only used one hand on the pole during his approach. He simply held the pole overhead with

t-and-f: Re John Davis info from Bill Roe

please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] From Bill Roe We have lost a great friend of track field. John R. ''Spud'' Davis, 60, of Glenview, IL, died Tuesday, February 6, 2001, at a hospice in suburban Chicago. For the past four years, John served USATF as the chair of the Officials Committee.

Re: t-and-f: a new vault technique?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Maybe others are doing this, or Tye Harvey has done it before and I didn't notice, but Mr. Harvey did something that shocked (well, surprised, at least) everybody I was with at Millrose last Friday. He only used one hand on the pole during his approach. He

Re: t-and-f: Best Debut performances

Brian, Well, what ever he did worked. The eight second improvment from 27:28 to 27:20 shows the interval work really paid off. (Well, or did it?) And about the five seconds. From the curb, banging on the signs hanging on the inside of the track I didn't check my wristwatch to read to the

Re: t-and-f: a new vault technique?

Would the theory be that you could get a more natural (albeith still unnatural) running motion that way, thus building up more speed? It would allow a more natural running style, as one arm could employ a more or less natural swing. I think its main benefit would be that you wouldn't have to