Two comments.
1) Especially given that many will hesitate to nominate Yegorova (the most
dominant athlete of the year), Takahashi will be a strong candidate. Given
the distrbution of the electors, though, I can see Marion Jones re-voted
for.
2) Why isn't Christiansen's WR in beating a field as
Yegorova was not unbeaten. She lost that slowish 300m (App. 9:30 minute) to
Tomashova and Leah Malot at the final Garnd Prix event in Austarlia).
UG
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What about Kipchumba's WR (27:30.5?).
UG
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Date: ùáú 29 ñôèîáø 2001 02:20
Subject: t-and-f: little did we realize...
when the couple of thousand of us who saw the hot 10K at STanford on
...and possibly 10 others, unless athelete was used in the world wide
sense of track and field athelete.
UG
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Date: éåí ùéùé 21 ñôèîáø 2001 18:28
Subject: Re:
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At what point do we stop accepting that form varies/improves/declines?
otherwise i can give you a list of future Olympians who i beat as a 13
year old... i always thought it was dodgy that they made it and i didn't...
At 03:59 PM 8/27/2001, Prof. Uri Goldbourt wrote:
A story would be needed to explain
Will it hamper the reporting and/or analyzing atheltics (I refer to the
sports strangely named track and filed in teh USA and Canada) if we
resorted to just accepting and respecting Hamilton-Favor's explanation of
what she went through, and accept her reasoning why she will/will not
One thing I recollect clearly is that Jazy, who had sufferred at the
hands - should I say feet- of Bodo Tummler and Norpoth in the mid-sixties
in relatively slow 1500m races, won a hectic 5000m dual against Norpoth at
the 1966 Euro championships (Jazy's last active year in atheltics) in
By the way:
A careful look at Yegorva's achievement last year will demonstarte that her
progress was less enormous than many an athlete in the past, who still bask
in glory - Florence Griffith-Joyner a988 amazing breakthrough first and
foremost, but not only her
The positive EPO examination
Randall,
Some doubt is left after this as to who is one eyed.
But one or two eyes, let's keep an open mind.
Chhers,
UG
At 09:28 20/08/01 +0100, Randall Northam wrote:
on 20/8/01 6:23 AM, Prof. Uri Goldbourt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Radcliffe, in the meanwhile is also developing
Radcliffe, in the meanwhile is also developing into the world's greatest
whiner in atheletics.
Yegorova in particualer, or drug taking in general, had nothing to do with
Paula's failure to medal in the 10,000 M in Sydney or last week, and
perhaps she should take a year off - not the track as
Very true!
The men's race began at temperaures of 27 centigrade which hardly dropped
during the ensuing 2 hours. The wpmen's race began at 17 and rose to 23.
That's a world of difference.
UG
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...Also 10 years foro Heike Drechsler in the long jump (1983-1993).
At 09:47 24/06/01 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated Sat, 23 Jun 2001 8:54:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
Alan Shank [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What a kick With Tyree Washington not making the final, and
Previous co-holder of the 1500m with more famous countryman Sandor Iharos
and with Dane gunnar Nilssen, at 3:40.8, in 1955 (broke Landy's 3:41.8, set
on teh occasion of the second-ever sub-4-minute mile in 1954). Second
dstring, often to Iharos or Roszavolgiy (who also broke taht record
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