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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2005/08/22/somj22.xmlsSheet=/sport/2005/08/22/ixothspt.html
American athletes racing ahead but fans are left
behind
By Michael Johnson
(Filed: 22/08/2005)
There was a lot of talk during the recent World
Championships about the great
A REMINDER: Entries are due for the USATF National
Club Championships (7/16/05 in New York City) by July
8, or athletes will incur a late charge of $30 to
enter the Meet. ($20.00 vs $50.00)
With the existing entries, the fields will be the best
by far since this Meet was initiated in 2001.
Note
Car Bomb Explodes Near Potential Madrid Games Venue
No Damage After Warning Call From Group Accused of
Targeting City's 2012 Effort
By MAR ROMAN, AP
MADRID, Spain (June 25) - A car bomb exploded Saturday
near Madrid's track and field arena following a
warning call by the armed Basque group ETA,
The USATF Association Championship scheduled for
Sunday, June 26th at Icahn Stadium, Randall's Island,
New York City, has a conflict with another event in
the Hammer Throw area. The Throws are contested
outside of the stadium on the horizontal jumps side of
the track.
The facility has therefore
False starts might soon be a thing of the past
By Len Johnson AUS
April 13, 2005
The Melbourne Commonwealth Games could be the first
major outdoor meeting in the world to be conducted
under a sudden-death false start rule.
Under a rule change to be considered by the IAAF
before this year's world
http://www.smh.com.au/news/Sport/Sport-or-science-whos-winning/2005/03/24/525293808.html?oneclick=trueFrom:
Sport or science: who's winning?
March 25, 2005
Superhuman athletes created by gene therapy may not be
too far away, writes Paul Farhi.
Steroids have long been the word on everyone's
Online Entry for the USATF Junior Olympics Eastern
Zone Indoor Track Field Championship
to be held on February 27, 2005
at the New Balance Armory Track Center in New York
City, is now available at,
www.directathletics.com/view_meet.html?meet_hnd=2071sport=track
or link from
Held at: New Balance Track Field Center, New York
City
On Saturday, January 22, 2005
Elite Men's Mile Run
1 Elakanah Angwenyi 03:59.38 Kenya Nike
2 James Thie 04:00.06 Nyac Wales
3 Scott McGowan 04:00.58 New Balance
4 Adrian Blincoe 04:01.68 New Zealand-New Balance
5 Alexandr Skvortsov
The guru of distance running coaches Arthur Lydiard
died today in Houston of a suspected heart attack aged
87. He was on a lecturing tour of the United States
His methods, developed in the 50's, probably still
have a profound influence on much of today's
training programs we currently use.
BBC TO WEBCAST ATHENS GAMES LIVE
The British Broadcasting Corp. is planning live Web
coverage of the Summer Olympics from Athens beginning
Aug. 13. We will be maximizing our rights deal to
provide video coverage for U.K. broadband users,
Aashish Chandarana, broadband project manager for BBC
Montgomery can compete in U.S. Olympic trials - USATF
By Gene Cherry, Reuters
SACRAMENTO, California, July 6 (Reuters) - World 100
metre record holder Tim Montgomery and five other
American athletes charged with doping offences can
compete in this week's U.S. Olympic trials, the U.S.
Track Field
1,500 metres
1. Alan Webb (U.S.) 3:32.73
2. Ivan Heshko (Ukraine) 3:32.88
3. Timothy Kiptanui (Kenya) 3:33.34
Pole vault
1. Stacy Dragila (U.S.) 4.83 - world record
2. Edda Elisdottir Thorey (Iceland) 4.40
3. Monika Pyrek (Poland) 4.40
Long jump
1. Tatyna Kotova (Russia) 7.00
2. Tatyana
OPEN, MASTERS 15-18 TF Meet in NYC
SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2004
The MAC OPEN, MASTERS 15-18 TF Association
Championship in NYC
Will be Held on Sunday, June 13, 2004 (CORRECTED DATE)
At: Mount St. Michaels Academy Track, Bronx, New York
Directions at: http://www.mtstmichael.org/ Click on
Yellow Box
British Olympic Star Opts Against Having an Abortion
London, UK - British hurdler Tasha Danvers-Smith had
her life centered
on her Olympic dream, when she was shocked to discover
she was
pregnant. As the unplanned pregnancy devastated her
hopes, she briefly
considered an abortion, before
World record holder Powell aims for Athens
By John Mehaffey, Reuters
LONDON, June 2 (Reuters) - World long jump record
holder Mike Powell plans to make a comeback at the age
of 40 and compete for the United States at the Athens
Olympics in August.
There are three spots available on the Olympic
Olympic Games Are No Longer Showcasing Amateurism
Athletes Seem More Concerned With Money Than Competing
for Country
By JOHN FEINSTEIN
A little bit less than three months before the start
of the 2004 Summer Olympic Games, the newspapers are
filled with Olympic news these days.
None of it has
Brought up in yesterday's Associations Committee
conference call, and from a TF official:
The US Junior Meet will not be held in Buffalo
this year as scheduled;
financial issues with the local organizing
committee.
Likely site will be College Station TX - which
presents some issues
From:
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/04/25/sports/othersports/25BANN.html?
Bannister's Milestone Recalls a Different Era in Sport
By GEORGE A. HIRSCH
Published: April 25, 2004
[]ew events are powerful enough to raise the human
spirit worldwide. The moon landing comes to mind. The
discovery of the
Kenya pulls out of China marathon over SARS fears
NAIROBI, April 5 (Reuters) - Kenya's athletics team
have pulled out of the Beijing Ekiden women's marathon
because of fears over the SARS virus that originated
in China, Athletics Kenya secretary general David
Okeyo said on Saturday.
We have
--- Ben Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kim,
That's a lot of questions. So let's pose two more,
as I feel a discussion
of the situation would be incomplete with them.
1. Why was the race run under a three turn stagger?
By this I mean, what
was the intent of using a three turn stagger?
PVTC: The Unofficial Washington DC Marathon
Date: 3/21/03 11:05:34 AM Eastern Standard Time
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Events are shaping up very fast for The Unofficial
Washington DC Marathon.
1. After the article in Friday's Washington Post,
Therese Cluck and I talked
with
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
Hello All,
I accessed the roster of athletes without any of the
problems noted by Ed.
Rather than going through the 168th St. Armory website
I went directly to the Metropolitan Athletics Congress
(MAC) website at, www.mactrack.org or to the NSIC list
of athletes names at,
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