Got a flood of e-mail. Everyone from Sarah's old assistant coach at
Arkansas
to meet directors to other savvy fans. All said she pronounces her last
name
Sh-walled. But I distinctly recall SHWIDE being uttered by her lips.
Maybe you were watching a different athlete, one actually named Sarah
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Lemmon has died, after a distinguished career in an activity
that had nothing to do with track and field. Whether he was
mistaken, exaggerative, or misquoted on his high school track
marks, the time he claimed could have no effect, whatever, on
the history of the event.
Just what
on 7/7/01 12:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He was an actor. He's a liar, he's dead.
What is so distinguished about that?
So he developed a likable persona. Probably good for bizness. Big F deal.
My grandfather drove motorcycles into the front lines in WW2. Got his
Netters:
Srprised at the lack of comment on the TV coverage so far of the European meets.
Isn't it wonderful to see a whole hour (minus commercial time, of clurse)
without one up close and personal.
What
we are seeing is something like the nightly roundups I have seen on BBC (after,
of
Ryan,
There was no neglect at all, and no reason to denigrate these
performances by somehow qualifying them as less deserving because of the
event that they choose to undertake.
Next . . .
MJR
In a message dated Thu, 5 Jul 2001 9:41:27 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kurt, I had occasion to meet Jack Lemon about 10 years ago and having heard
that he was a top New England h. s. miler I asked what he ran for timeHe
paused for a second, looked away from me,
In a message dated Tue, 3 Jul 2001 11:50:54 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Like they don't have French fries in France or Russian dressing in Russia
or Canadian bacon in Canada
gh
I've watched both Golden League meets and have been very satisfied. The only
thing I wish they would do is (a al Eurosport) is show PB's and seasonal
bests at the start of each race for the athletes.
--Kebba
From: Ed Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Ed Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: track net
I believe you neglected to mention that these records are for racewalking,
correct?
Ryan,
There was no neglect at all, and no reason to denigrate these
performances by somehow qualifying them as less deserving because of the
event that they choose to undertake.
Next . . .
MJR
Mike,
As a
Only that another kid from NJ, freshman from Parsipanny Hills named Jeremy
Zagorski, set a Morris County frosh record in the 1600 this year of 4:16 and
change. Bet that is quicker than your boy Zach Pollinger did his mile...OK,
his was indoors, and the 4:16 was for 1600m.
So let me get this
Netters:
Is
there anyone out there who can give me a logical explanation why the mile and
1500 fields in these international meets are so large/ They're almost as bad as
the ones we get here in some indoor HS meets.
Ed Grant
I can't believe how bent out of shape some of my esteemed co-listers are
getting over this.
One thing I have noted about the professional press is that whenever I read
a story about something that I actually know something about, it's wrong.
Here we have an anecdote related over the internet
Ten years ago, the Juniors were held in Minnesota, and I was delighted to be
there. This meet promised to showcase the future of US track and field, and
did it ever come thru. John Godina won the shot, with 17-year-old Andy
Bloom in 4th, and the discus as well. 15-year-old Marion Jones won the
Anyone know what Bryon Bronson is doing these days? Has he remained in
training since his suspension?
Last big meet I was at was Oly Trails in Atlanta so this may not be new but
I always get a kick out of watching the Euro meets and others and see what
new tech devices someone comes up with. At Paris I saw this little remote
control device come on the screen when they were showing the womens
Hey Grotey Baby,
I've a freshman walker here in Ireland who can run
4:12 mile.
Sean
--- Ryan Grote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Only that another kid from NJ, freshman from
Parsipanny Hills named Jeremy
Zagorski, set a Morris County frosh record in the
1600 this year of 4:16 and
change. Bet
In a message dated Sat, 7 Jul 2001 4:12:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, David Lesley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I can't believe how bent out of shape some of my esteemed co-listers are
getting over this.
i get bent out of shape over track phonies becuase every time a statementlike the
Lemmon
Contact:Melissa Beasley
Communications Coordinator
USA Track Field
317-261-0478 x335
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http://www.usatf.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Saturday, July 7, 2001
Hordge and Carter honored as the 2001 USA Youth Athletic
Netters:
While
updating my state meet victory register today, I was struck by the fact that the
unofficial 1-2 finishers in a very hot HH race at this year's NJ AG meet were
two Union County boys who had run five consecutive title races against each
other this spring. It got me to
New Balance Maine Distance Festival
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME
7 July 2001
Meet recap:
Jen Toomey surged into the lead in the 800 with about 550 meters to go and held on to
win in a new meet record 2:01.95. NCAA 800 champ Otukile Lekote wired the mens field,
winning in 1:46.57. Japan
Frank Shorter is quoted in the novel Once a Runner as having said
that everybody ran 4:30 in high school. Does anyone know who said it first?
Ed Koch
-Original Message-
From: The Barretts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, July 06, 2001 2:30 PM
Why not just agree that Zagorski is the best upcoming NJ athlete whose
last name begins with Z and Zac Pollinger is the best whose first name
begins with Z. (unless Ed Grant wants to throw some additional names at
us.) And we all know from the posts submitted by Ryan, Ed, me and others
that
By the way, Sean Albert (3rd place in the walk in Eugene) also RAN pretty
good miles in New Jersey for Paramus High School and St. Peter's College
although to my knowledge he never got down to 4:10 - but I bet he could have
beaten Jack Lemmon. (Of course,Jack was already in his 60's by then.)
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