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While I have not viewed the tape closely to see whether Richards
committed a lane violation, it would be unfair to single her out
and, even just for fun, readjust team scores. There were several
other athletes who committed similar violations. In the last 4 years
that I've attended the NCAA
And no dinner for him tonight either. Is this supposed to be serious? Do we
know if he got paid for the pacing? Whatever it was, divide it by 20 hours
and the 4 minutes and change he spent on the track and it isn't a bad pay
day.
Regards,
Martin
USATF Communications wrote:
Lassiter sanctioned
Netters:
In searching the net for meet results this winter, I noticed a
curious anomaly in many case when it came to ordering the list of running
events
Many of these lists began, as usual, with the 55- (or 60-} meter
dash and went right through in order to the 3 or 5K. with one
I'm waiting for the nasty repercussions this incident may have for years to
come. While Condon was refusing to leave the traffic (one of the Brit
journos in the row tabbed him a real nutter), the PA announced, under the
new IAAF rules, Condon will run under protest.
There is, of course, no rush
D.C. Marathon canceled because of war, security
concerns
.c The Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sunday's D.C. Marathon has been
canceled because of the war in Iraq and security
concerns.
Race director John Stanley made the decision Wednesday
night after his office received more than 1,200
Contact:Tom Surber
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thursday, March 20, 2003
USATF Announces World Cross Country
what does it say when U.S. runners are wimpier than figure skaters? :-)
From: Matthew Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Matthew Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 16:28:56 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: t-and-f: D.C. Marathon canceled because of war, security
Already settled. Figure skating beat out marathon running by one spot on that
USA today 10 hardest things list.
Regards,
Martin
ghill wrote:
what does it say when U.S. runners are wimpier than figure skaters? :-)
From: Matthew Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Matthew Starr [EMAIL
what does it say when U.S. runners are wimpier than figure skaters? :-)
probably easier to provide some level of security in an indoor arena, than for a huge
crowd out in the open air
It isn't the runners that wimped here. It is the race organizers. BTW they
aren't refunding any money; the runners get entry into next year's race
(unless they find another reason to keep the entry fees).
what does it say when U.S. runners are wimpier than figure skaters? :-)
From: Matthew
Seems like a reasonable penalty to me. They guy did something stupid. He's
apologized and a penalty has been handed out.
Time to move on.
Steve S.
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From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 4:01
Can someone tell me how fast Mike ran 200 meters and what was his highest
200m NCAA Champs result?
thanks
Sophomore year at Arkansas, Mike ran a PR 20.21 [+13]
to place second at the Southwestern Conference meet in
Fayetteville (May 18, 1985). He was second in NCAAs
that year to Kirk Baptiste of Houston.
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An elite long jumper with roughly equal credentials to Mike-
Larry Myricks- was an NCAA 200 champion while at Mississippi
College, wasn't he?
RT
On Thu, 20 Mar 2003 22:35:12 EST, you wrote:
Can someone tell me how fast Mike ran 200 meters and what was his highest
200m NCAA Champs result?
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