Immediately after the European championships you could read
rumours about doping in the German press as far as some Greek
champions were concerned. These rumours are now nourished
when Kenderis, Thanou and Manjani cancelled their participation in
Zurich. The facts for these rumours are as
As of this morning there were 711 votes in the where will Alan Webb be after
the 2008 Olympics poll that appeared with the USA TODAY on-line story
yesterday.
Results:
35.44% - out of the sport, never living up to the hype
30.66% - US record holder at sub 3:47
19.27% - a 3:55 miler
14.63% -
35.44% - out of the sport, never living up to the hype
30.66% - US record holder at sub 3:47
19.27% - a 3:55 miler
14.63% - Olympic medalist
Choices are a bit puzzling. Obviously 2nd and 4th choices are not mutually
exclusive.
And since he is already at least a 3:55 miler, you could say that
They check for dope at the Olympics, World Championships, and European
Championships, don't they?
Winfried Kramer wrote:
Immediately after the European championships you could read
rumours about doping in the German press as far as some Greek
champions were concerned. These rumours are now
They certainly do.
So did Fatima Whitbread, whom I remember coming one early morning and - bang-
throwing a WR 77.44m in the qualifications of the WC. And later Petra Falke and
her 80 meters flat. No one approaches these distances now, either on the field
or in their wild dreams - and the
I don't doubt it, but something tells me there was some pretty strict
testing at the Olympics and World Champs... especially for finalists and
medalists... which the previously mentioned athletes were.
Michael
From: Winfried Kramer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Winfried Kramer [EMAIL
It is Zykina, not Zygina in the 400 and Jearl Miles Clark hardly seems in shape
to compete with her, given the late time in the season + other limitations.
The question is to what extent the US and Russia will field genuine national
teams. Past experience is not encouraging.
UG
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In a message dated 8/16/02 10:02:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And having run 3:53 as an 18-year-old it's hard to believe he'd
still be in the sport as a 3:55 man in 2008; maybe a 3:50 miler would
have been a better option.
I thought you were always known by your all-time PR. Hence, even if
In a message dated 8/16/02 10:02:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
And having run 3:53 as an 18-year-old it's hard to believe he'd
still be in the sport as a 3:55 man in 2008; maybe a 3:50 miler would
have been a better option.
I thought you were always known by your all-time PR. Hence, even if
Okay, here's the compendium:
New records are predicted in six events.
First up, at 8:15pm (11:15am Pacific time), six people
all agree that Boulami is going to take down his current
Stadium record of 7:58.50 in the Steeple, set two years ago.
David Donley says 7:58.30, Ted Polous sais 7:57.3,
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Friday, August 16, 2002
Devers, Dragila, Johnson headline
FYI- the Welklasse site has live results for all events, including
attempt-by-attempt field results:
http://waprod2.bluewin.ch/hc_cust1/results/timetable.html
It goes nicely with the BBC coverage.
On Fri, 16 Aug 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, here's the compendium:
New records are
7:53.17!!!
Wow, Just a little more than 10 seconds slower than his FLAT 3000m PR
(7:42.99, 1998). Wonder what he could run without barriers these days?
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Subject:
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Netters:
The death of Bob Carty breaks up one of the two NYC college relay
teams which were, to say the least, overachievers in the early 1950s.
Bob was the senior member of a team which included 1952 Olympic 100M
champ Lindy Remigino, Jack O'Connell and Joe Schatzle. He had run
Whoo!
That was close!
EL GUERROUJ, Hicham MAR 3:26.89
WR = 3:26.00
Cheers,
Buck
see Zurich results
(not that I'm a Radcliffe supporter, mind you-
but this leaves the women's AOY question rather
murky unless you put a lot of credence in XC
and road racing)
RT
Greetings, all
I'm still on vacation and have limited access to the Net, but I learned something in
Orono that is worth passing along sooner than later.
At the USATF masters nationals last week in Maine, WMA official Stan Perkins of
Australia confirmed plans for a Pan-Pacific Masters Games in
Radcliffe's London marathon phenomnal debut is not just another road race.
Radcliffe has already done all it takes to be voted athelte of 2002.
UG
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Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
see Zurich results
(not that I'm a Radcliffe supporter, mind you-
but this leaves the women's
Please have mercy on those of us hoping to watch the meet pseudo-live
tonight on ESPN2 and do not give away any results in the subject line.
Thanks.
Kurt Bray
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Congrats to Scott Jensen, who won the contest over
Adam Knudson on the tiebreaker.
The fork got stuck in most of the contestants
over their men's 100 predictions, rather than the
fork being stuck in the record, mostly due to
an unfortunate change in wind direction between the
semi's and the
http://www.iaaf.org/gle02/index.asp?filename=/gle02/intro.html
regards,
RobV
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From: Laurie Cousins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Oztrack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 11:15 PM
Subject: [Oztrack] Zurich Meet delivers again
WR Mens steeple; El Guerrouj misses WR by 0.89 secs; Tim Montgomery 9.93
9.98;
Marion Jones
Indeed it does. How about Guevarra in the 400? The performances are as
good as anyone's put in the past couple of years, and she's now got the
edge on Devers in terms of being unbeaten.
Dan
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
see Zurich results
(not that I'm a Radcliffe supporter, mind you-
but
Lets hope we get to see more than two barriers of this.
Kurt Bray wrote:
Please have mercy on those of us hoping to watch the meet pseudo-live
tonight on ESPN2 and do not give away any results in the subject line.
Thanks.
Kurt Bray
Does anyone know where I might find the film of the
Texas 4A shot put finals from 2002?
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The UIL doesn't tape the track meet, so you'd be relying either on
television stations or family recordings from the stands -- and fans weren't
let anywhere near the shot put ring. You probably have this, but here are
the results of Texastrack.com (note to non-Texas high school fans: yes,
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