Phillips Academy is not a place concerned with integrity or veracity.
This place more connected than Stanford. If you have to ask
malmo
has a performance list.
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on 7/7/01 8:33 PM, Edward Koch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
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Looking for this mornings Boilermaker race results..if anyone can help me.
Their website doesnt have them listed yet.
Bob
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In a message dated Sun, 8 Jul 2001 12:28:43 AM Eastern Daylight Time, Kurt Bray
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The 4:10 number came from right here on the list. But I did see several obits that
said he set a New England high school record in the two mile. It was merely my
wondering what such a
Karl Paranya?
Brian McGuire
In a message dated 7/8/01 11:42:37 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Their website doesnt have them listed yet.
What would you expect? Everyone's still at the brewery, pounding down free
suds.
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
I just sent a note to Walt Murphy. I have been monitoring this thread. I plan
to get to The Academy this week to check things further.
However, please remember, back in those years the Prep Schools kept their
own set of records, apart from the high schools. If he set some type of
record in
In a message dated Sat, 7 Jul 2001 6:04:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Phil Weishaar
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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
But here's the
interesting part: in those days the longest distance run in the
state meet was the 880! No mile, let alone a deuce!
It is possible that a layman would use the term 2-mile run to refer to a
cross country race, which may indeed have been at that distance.
-- Andy
Is it even clear that Lemon attended Phillips Exeter (Exeter, NH) or
Phillips Andover (Andover, MA)? Many confuse the two. And does either
school compete in their respective PUBLIC schools State Championships?
malmo
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Wrong tint in his sunglasses? If so, I'm sure his technicians will
correct the problem. He'll be back.
malmo
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The throwing results of the all-comers meet held in Provo on 7-7-01:
Men's discus: 1. Niklas Arrhenius 184-8 (56.28); 2. Daniel Arrhenius 170-8 (52.02); 3. Jeremy Burgess 123-9 (37.71).
Intermediate discus: 1. Leif Arrhenius 148-0 (45.11); 2. Tyler Herring 137-3 (41.83).
Women's discus: Anna
I thought someone mentioned that it was Phillips Andover (MA.) Academy.
Phillips Andover does not compete in the Mass. State meet, nor the New
England's. I believe the same is true for Phillips Exeter, although I need to
double check this.
Larry
Phillips Andover, MA
http://www.andover.edu
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I thought someone mentioned that it was Phillips
Netters:
A
story in today's Morris County Record (NJ) reveals that a number of athletes are
pulling out of the Maccbiah games because of the current unrest in the Middle
East.
The
story mentioned non NJ track athletes as it stuck pretty much to local people,
but we would certainly have
Class of 1992
Hafsat Abiola - Nigerian political activist; winner, 1999 Women to Watch
award, Association of Women's Development
Class of 1988
Chris Bischof - Educator; founder, Eastside College Preparatory School,
East Palo Alto, Calif., for disadvantaged students
Class of 1986
Patrick
In the Saturday edition of L'Equipe, it was reported that five random EPO
tests were done on middle distance runners at the Paris meeting. No more
information was given.
I don't recall seeing any information about this protocol in the very
large, bulky press kit we were given. Knowing
What test does it say was used? The combination of tests used in Sydney?
I'm assuming the tests were carried out only on athletes that had agreed
beforehand. I doubt very much whether the IAAF would have allowed compulsory
EPO testing in one of its Golden League meetings at this early stage.
uld have been a huge hue and cry from
anyone who has only a smidgen of T F knowledge. The ongoing participaction
dumbing down of our sport continues.
http://www.buffalonews.com/editorial/20010708/2042985.asp
Selected results of the 1st day (Tel Aviv, July 8):
Men
100m A Final (+0.1): Gidon Jablonka 10.43, Zbigniew Tulin 10.43, Alex
Porkhomovskiy 10.46, Tommy Kafri 10.52, Konstantin Rurak (Ukr) 10.53,
Attila Farkas 10.56, Kfir Golan 10.58; B final (-0.1): Leszek Dyja (Pol)
10.57; Heat 1 (+1.2):
Anybody know where results can be found?
A.C.
I thought it was Shorter who said it but if everyone ran 4:30 in HS then
maybe more than one person later said that everyone ran 4:30 in HS.
Tom Derderian
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Maybe Lemmon really had the 2 mile record back then precisely because it was
an event rarely held in high school competition. Sort of like someone
claiming a high school record currently in the 2,000 meters.
Ed Koch
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To all you US listers out there, while all the media is focussed on Webb and
his 15km training runs, this kid is quietly going about his business. Just
like another underestimated Canadian, Kevin Sullivan, he broke 4 for the
first time with little help and no fanfare at some local meet. Thanks
Too many disclaimers here:
1. Lemmon ran the 2-mile in a time/place where the 2-mile wasn't
run.
2. Lemmon's school didn't participate in the state meet.
3. Lemmon's school didn't participate in some New England
championships.
What the hell? This is the sort of thing that annoys the hell
Y ask Y:
The folks running the WAVA Brisbane Web site have posted a file of results for July 5
and July 7 that some may not be able to view. So I copy-and-pasted them to the Yahoo
groups masterstf mailing list. See results at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/masterstf/message/6279
Drew,
Sorry if the post confused you and/or some others, as that was never the
intention. My tone towards Grote is basically because he's nothing but
a loud mouth, and he new exactly what I was talking about. He just
looks for ways to create problems here and elsewhere. 99% of the list
is
Grote,
Why the gang mentality again? Speak to me if there is a problem, there
is no need to bring anyone else into something who is not involved to
begin with.
As for being defensive, it is only because I find you your comments
towards me, and the RW, so offensive without cause other than to
Y ask Y:
With inspiration (and quotes) from Ed Parrott, I wrote a column for Sunday editions of
my paper on the 2008 Olympic Games host selection. Check out:
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/uniontrib/sun/sports/news_1s8utvoice.html
Ken Stone
http://www.masterstrack.com
on 7/8/01 7:19 PM, Tom Derderian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought it was Shorter who said it but if everyone ran 4:30 in HS then
maybe more than one person later said that everyone ran 4:30 in HS.
Tom Derderian
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In a message dated 07/08/2001 5:12:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Similar articles were run in various NY area newspapers. The general media,
as usual, has no clue even though Webb tried to explain the basic math to
them. From RRW-"Webb finished 138th overall in 54:23
Yes. Actually Class of '42.
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Class of 1992
Hafsat Abiola -
THE IRISH TIMES
Monday, July 9, 2001
The middle distance events provided the highlight of the Bupa-sponsored Cork
City Sports at the CIT on Saturday.
Fittingly, local hero Mark Carroll captured the 1,500m title, fending off
the challenges of Australian Craig Mottram and Ugandan Julius Achon
At my high school, (San Rafael High) we were all a bunch of 420 milers...of
course this was in the mid-70s.
Brian McGuire
I figured that the easiest way to put an end to this debate was to simply
email Sarah herself and ask; here's her response:
Sarah Schwald wrote
Please feel free to tell anyone interested that my name is pronounced just
as it is spelled. Or phonetically...Sh wald.
Take care,
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