t-and-f: Rule question

I need to know the actual wording of the rule concerning past US champions participation at US nationals. If anyone can email it to me, or point me in the proper direction I would appreciate it. I believe the rule applies to National, World, and Olympic champions. If these are separate rules

RE: t-and-f: the Kingston mile WR

Speaking of Byron Dyce, didn't he break 4:00 in the Dream Mile in Philly in 1971? That would make him the first black American under, two years ahead of Reggie McAffee? What say ye, track statisticians? Prove your mettle. malmo -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

t-and-f: Boys Girls breaks own 4x8 record

Alan Webb continued his storybook season by running a 1:47.3 anchor to lead his South Lakes teammates to victory over Florida's Atlantic H.S., 7:35.33-7:37.31. SL's time of 7:35.33 is the fastest by an Eastern team since 1966, when NY's Andrew Jackson and Boys High engaged in that memorable

t-and-f: Rule question

Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] If these are separate rules please let me know, and send me all applicable rules. And I really do need the specific wording of it. It's USATF Rule 10.3(b) and the text of that rule (and all of the USATF Rules of Competition) can be found on

t-and-f: link

http://www.sptimes.com/News/062700/Floridian/A_runner_s_rhythm.shtml malmo, BFD

t-and-f: Ken Schappert? Hmmmmmm.........

From DyeStat, exciting splits in the 4 x 800 at Raleigh: http://63.165.247.254/us/1out/raleigh-adidas/steve-friday.htm South Lakes' unofficial splits: Jonathan Kebede, 1:58+; Kanda Karmo, 1:56.3; Richard Smith, 1:53.2; Alan Webb, 1:47.3. Atlantic's: Josh Randall, 1:56.0; Sean Jefferson, 1:54.0;

t-and-f: Byron Dyce

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe Dyce had US citizenship when he broke 4 minutes. I believe he was Jamaican. Mr. Dyce, I noticed your name on a post to the list. Am I correct?

Re: t-and-f: Ken Schappert? Hmmmmmm.........

In a message dated 6/16/01 12:07:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Ken Schappert, 1:56.5; That is indeed the son of the former Villanova 1/2-miler. Ken, Sr., is also the coach of the Atlantic team. Walt Murphy

Re: t-and-f: the Kingston mile WR

I'm sure Byron will personally respond, since it would appear that he is now a list lurker, but he competed for Jamaica, as can be seen on this list of all-time medal winners in the CAC Champs... http://www.gbrathletics.com/mcacc.htm I think he is still the Jamaican record holder at 880y

Re: t-and-f: Boys Girls breaks own 4x8 record

In a message dated 6/16/01 11:46:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What you did not say, except by subtle implication, is that SL's time is a national high school record for 4x800m, which is absolutely true. It mey be an inferior record to the 4x880y record, but it's a record nonetheless.

Re: t-and-f: Boys Girls breaks own 4x8 record

Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] What you did not say, except by subtle implication, is that SL's time is a national high school record for 4x800m, which is absolutely true. It mey be an inferior record to the 4x880y record, but it's a record nonetheless. I did not say(subtly

RE: t-and-f: the Kingston mile WR

Oh, I get it now. Dyce really is the first black American to break four minutes. And he did it not very far from where Christopher Columbus landed in 1492. malmo -Original Message- From: Randy Treadway [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 12:46 PM To: [EMAIL

Re: t-and-f: Byron Dyce first African-American under 4:00 ?

We haven't yet determined whether Byron broke 4:00 in the Franklin Field 'Dream Mile' in '71. I DID find an early entry field announcement for that race that included all THREE of our contenders- Byron Dyce, Brevard JC's Reggie McAfee and freshman-at-the-time Dennis Fikes, but not sure yet

Re: t-and-f: Re: [t-and-f_statistics] IAAF: Richardson reinstated

Of course, the good Salem folks also had the advantage of the time-proven witch detection process. They would bind the suspect young maiden and toss her in a deep pool of water. Since it was well-known that witches are especially buoyant, if the girl popped to the surface they would

Fw: t-and-f: Re: [t-and-f_statistics] IAAF: Richardson reinstated

I don't claim to know as much as you do Kurt, but I do know that historic accounts relate that no one was ever burned or drowned in Salem for being a witch. Floyd Highfill PS - I wonder what they used for toothpaste back then? From: Kurt Bray [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL

Re: t-and-f: Byron Dyce first African-American under 4:00 ?

...forwarding for Bob Hersh... On Sat, 16 Jun 2001 16:04:36 -0400, Bob Hersh wrote: I may have neglected to copy the list on that last e-mail. If I didn't, please feel free to post it. On Sat, 16 Jun 2001 16:03:38 -0400, Bob wrote: Message text written by Randy Treadway Byron Dyce,

t-and-f: USATF Mens Field Events Qualifiers Questions and Comments

I have been looking at the USATF qualifiers list at http://www.usatf.org/events/2001/USAOutdoorChampionships/entryStatus.asp and the following questions and comments come to mind. First of all the lists seems to be firming up with only three total entries listed as open and three listed as

t-and-f: Selected Israeli results

Tel Aviv, June 16: Men 400m: Nahor Greene 47.68. HJ: Konstantin Matusevich 2.15. 4x100m: National Team (Farkas - Kafri - Jablonka - Porkhomovskiy) 40.24. Women 100mH (-2.2): Irina Lenskiy 13.52, Svetlana Gnezdilov 13.65. LJ: Gnezdilov 6.06/0. David --- David Eiger The Israeli Athletics

t-and-f: Greek National Championships - results

The javelin throwers were thestars of the first day of the GreekChampionships. Sydney's silver medalistMirela Tzelili threw 66.70 meters to set thesecond world mark for the season, whileCostas Gatsioudis dominated the men'scompetition with 88.61 m. Costas Kenterisparticipated in the 100

RE: t-and-f: Byron Dyce first African-American under 4:00 ?

We haven't yet determined whether Byron broke 4:00 in the Franklin Field 'Dream Mile' in '71. I DID find an early entry field announcement for that race that included all THREE of our contenders- Byron Dyce, Brevard JC's Reggie McAfee and freshman-at-the-time Dennis Fikes, but not sure

RE: t-and-f: Re: [t-and-f_statistics] IAAF: Richardson reinstated

. ... Getting back to track, I've never seen anyone suspended from competition for doping based on spectral evidence, ... Is electron NMR spectroscopy considered spectral evidence? malmo

RE: t-and-f: Byron Dyce first African-American under 4:00 ?

The answer to your question obviously depends on whether you ask Track and Field News or the Organization of American States.

RE: t-and-f: the Kingston mile WR

Oh, I get it now. Dyce really is the first black American to break four minutes. And he did it not very far from where Christopher Columbus landed in 1492. malmo OOPS. Got my MLK Games mixed-up.

t-and-f: Hootie Crash Training Program-READ THIS NOW!--Call for Ex-Heros!!

Am passing along the wit and wisdom of one of my HOOTIE co-race directors, Peanut Harms best, Mike Hello All...am busy training to finish the Hootie III and thought I'd share my training with all of you. Unlike alot of coaches I provide "FULL DISCLOSURE" of the secrets which helped me

t-and-f: Gatlin 20.43 at US Juniors

Justin Gatlin won the men's 200 in 20.43 (w +2.0) at today's US Junior Nationals in Richmond, VA. More to come... GM