t-and-f: USATF Release: Trammell leads U.S. gold rush at NACAC

Contact:Glen McMicken USATF Statistician (972) 814-4034 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.usatf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Saturday, August 10, 2002 Trammell leads U.S. gold rush at NACAC SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Olympic silver medal

t-and-f: Coe comments on British Middle Distance Woes

The Electronic Telegraph Middlemen pay a high price By Sebastian Coe (Filed: 10/08/2002) The greatest decathlete of all time still holds the European Championship record which he recorded in front of his main rival Jurgen Hingsen's home crowd in Stuttgart in 1986, in cold, rainy conditions. Ga

t-and-f: USATF Release: Raschker sets world record at USA Masters

Contact:Tom Surber Media Information Manager USA Track & Field (317) 261-0500 x317 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.usatf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Saturday, August 10, 2002 Raschker sets world record at USA Mast

Re: t-and-f: Defiant Holmes digs in

aw well, Stephanie Graf was the one talking in 2001. me thinks- they are picking on Holmes

t-and-f: Defiant Holmes digs in

The Electronic Telegraph Tom Knight 10/08/2002 Kelly Holmes backed herself further into a corner yesterday by refusing to apologise for her doping allegations. Instead of clarifying her inference that the European 800 metres winner, Jolanda Ceplak of Slovenia, was using performance-enhancing d

t-and-f: Arrmory Olympic Champs

Message text written by "Ed Grant" >For those interested in the presence of music at track meets, the Columbia University band---the armory is about 25 blocks south of the Columbia campus---was present in uniform in place of the former regimental band. The music was reported to be "more ap

t-and-f: Arrmory Olympic Champs

Netters: While this message is specifically directed to Jack Pfeiffer, it should be of interest to others as well As part of its preparation to be the site of the Track and Fieldm Hall of Fame, the New York Armory Center is trying to identify all Olympic gold medalists who have

Re: t-and-f: European Championships

on 10/8/02 12:22, Ed Gordon at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The European Championships has a bilingual (you can chose either English or > German) website at www-leichtathletik-em-2002.de. You must use the "de" > ending to get to the site, but you can then select English if German is not > your fav

t-and-f: European Championships

The European Championships has a bilingual (you can chose either English or German) website at www-leichtathletik-em-2002.de. You must use the "de" ending to get to the site, but you can then select English if German is not your favorite language. You can also click on "Results" and see exactly