I'm with you guys. I think that is wrong to DQ someone who takes off after
the gun has fired, but I think that blocks can be part of the problem. The
blocks detect force, not movement. AJ appeared to rock in the blocks before
he moved. I wonder if that contributed to the DQ.
I remember a blatant
I skipped the trials in 2004 because it seemed liked they were run by the
government in 2000. I thought that it was unlikely that they would be better
this time. One of the good things about 2000 was we could stay in the dorms
at Sac State. It was a nice arrangement. Lets have the trials/national
That's typical of the crap that's published in the rag known as the
Guardian. They get it wrong on everything else, why should anyone expect
them to get it right on athletics.
Ed Prytherch
- Original Message -
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Track Field List [EMAIL PROTECTED];
It is sad that Lynn Jennings has been so quickly forgotten. She may not have
been everyone's best friend but she was a heck of a competitor and she was
almost certainly clean. She took the Bronze at 10,00 in Barcelona.
Ed Prytherch
- Original Message -
From: Wayne T. Armbrust [EMAIL
BBC is reporting that Paula ran 30:21 in San Juan today. She won by more
than a minute over previous world record holder Leghzaoui.
Ed Prytherch
Also from NC State, Mary and Julie Shea. I don't know their best finishes,
except that they were good.
Ed Prytherch
I've just finished reading one of the better tf biographies - No Finish
Line by Marla Runyan. Bookcloseouts.com have it for $3.30.
Ed Prytherch
South Carolina HS meet.
http://www.eastsideathletics.com/sctrackworld/XC2002/State%20Results%20Page.
htm
Most impressive was Kate Niehaus, 4A, 17:52.
Fairly good conditions. About 70 degrees, low humidity, but stiff breeze.
Ed Prytherch
Do you think that she cares?
EP
- Original Message -
From: Randy Treadway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: t-and-f: USATF Release: Jones named Athlete of the Week
she avoided the lucrative IAAF
track circuit and pointed
Charlie Francis reckons that it takes 10 days for full CNS recovery after an
all out 100 meters.
Ed Prytherch
- Original Message -
From: Geoff Pietsch
Montgomery's race was awesome - and I'm of the school of
more-power-to-him for getting the max wind and the perfect start - but
Tim has always been skinny, but he looks like he has bulked up recently.
Maybe he weighed 155 a year ago. He looks heavier than that now.
Ed Prytherch
- Original Message -
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002
Malmo wrote
There were a few more greats from that HS, no?
A friend who coaches at a nearby school comments:
They've had some decent athletes but not anyone I'd call great like
Montgomery. They have a brand new school but their track is asphalt with
no lanes, no jumping pits whatsoever...
800 is not exactly Monique's favorite event. She seems to run one a year. I
guess that she wanted to be in the 400, but had to settle for the 800.
Ed Prytherch
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From: Paul Nisius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 6:22 PM
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