Anyone placing odds on whether my namesake will scratch at the last
minute? I give him roughly a 10% chance of actually competing, despite
the announcement.
Dan
NEW YORK (February 19, 2002 07:32 PM EST) - Dan O'Brien, America's
three-time decathlon world champion, will return to competition
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Anyone placing odds on whether my namesake will scratch at the last
minute? I give him roughly a
Today's stories on the women's bobsled team(s) made reference to Gea Johnson
as a former track athlete with a checkered past. Can anyone elucidate on
that?
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
James Dunaway wrote:
According to the 2001 FAST Annual, she competed at 140 lbs. in track and field.
According to the NBC telecast 'graphic' she bobsleds (new verb) bulked up to 155
pounds. That's just over 70 kilograms, Randy. Of course, in a gravity-driven event
like the the bobs, the
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today's stories on the women's bobsled team(s) made
reference to Gea Johnson
as a former track athlete with a checkered past.
Can anyone elucidate on
that?
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
It seems she was suspended from track field in 1994
for 4 years for
And you guys wonder why Dick Pound is frustrated.
What a joke.
Platter
In a message dated Wed, 20 Feb 2002 11:40:58 AM Eastern Standard Time, John Sun
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Today's stories on the women's bobsled team(s) made
reference to Gea Johnson
If he returns to form, I wonder what the possibilities are for a late season
head-to-head with Dvorak, Sebrle and Nool. With the latter competing in the
Euro champs, and Macey at both (?) Commonwealth and Euros, a match up at
Talence in Sept (?) is most likely improbable.
BTW, his announced
With two major doping violations, shouldn't she be suspended for life
from all Olympic sports?
John Sun wrote:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today's stories on the women's bobsled team(s) made
reference to Gea Johnson
as a former track athlete with a checkered past.
Can anyone elucidate
And,
Was her four-year suspension under the old rules?
Did that get rescinded to two years?
If it stayed at four years, why was USA Weightlifting even testing her? (strike one in
1994, strike
two in 1997)
If it was a four-year term, could she have been eligible for another IOC member sport
Svetlana Feofanova won the IAAF Permit Athina 2002 with a clerance of 4, 60
m. and failed three times at 4, 74.
Full results from the meeting at
http://www.athletix.org
Michalis Nikitaridis
--- Mike Prizy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And,
Was her four-year suspension under the old rules?
Did that get rescinded to two years?
If it stayed at four years, why was USA
Weightlifting even testing her? (strike one in 1994,
strike
two in 1997)
If it was a four-year term, could
I read a story on her in USA TODAY, where they did discuss the track
suspension (might have been 1992 or 1994). My guess is that she was
suspended from track comp for four years (don't know whether her suspension
was commuted or not), but it didn't affect her competition in weightlifting
(or
I am sure there might have been some incident at that race, but
a few factual mistakes:
Trpe Martinovski is actually macedonian and according to the race website he
was about 4 minutes ahead of Ann at 10K mark, and only increased
the gap as the race went on, so it seems very unlikely that he
Wednesday 20 February
Pireaus, Greece
(from athletix.org)
MEN
60m.
Race B. 1. Patrick Lovgren (SWE) 6 62. (6 611); 2. Angelos Pavlakakis
(GRE) 6 65.; 3. Michalis Perrakis (GRE) 6 68.; 4. Ioannis Parashopoulos
(GRE) 6 68.; 5. Charris Papadias (GRE) 6 77.; 6. Allen Johnson (USA) 6
78.; 7.
Mcewen, Brian T wrote:
I read a story on her in USA TODAY, where they did discuss the track
suspension (might have been 1992 or 1994). My guess is that she was
suspended from track comp for four years (don't know whether her suspension
was commuted or not), but it didn't affect her
In a message dated Wed, 20 Feb 2002 4:03:02 PM Eastern Standard Time, John Sun
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Found this in a November 14, 2001 Chicago Tribune
article:..
The ban eventually was halved when the international federation was compelled not to
levy four-year bans because
Netters,
Some veterans return.
Kebba Tolbert wrote:
Wednesday 20 February
Pireaus, Greece
(from athletix.org)
MEN
60m.
Race B.
5. Charris Papadias (GRE) 6 77.;
Is this the '97 World Indoor Champion? If so, where has he been and why didn't
he run faster?
WOMEN
60m.
Race B
4.
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Netters,
Some veterans return.
Kebba Tolbert wrote:
Wednesday 20 February
Pireaus, Greece
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