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Olympic Trial Runoff Refusal
NewsFixWell that was anti-climactic. A sprinter gave up her Olympic dreams so she wouldn`t have to race in a run-off against her training partner. Texas A&M grad Jeneba Tarmoh and Allyson Felix tied for third in the women`s 100 meter race at the track and... -
Sydnee Over: Super Junior Finds Freedom In Running
Sydnee Over, girls track athlete of the year, WINDSOR Class: Junior Coach: Ron Wilson Events: 400 and 800 meters; 4x400 meter relay Accomplishments: Continued to add to her growing list of accomplishments with a second place in the 800 meters...
Tags: College Sports, Colleges and Universities, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), West Hartford, Pan American Games
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Allyson Felix-Jeneba Tarmoh dead heat: A look at notable sports ties
Pocket change could decide something as cherished as a berth to the Summer Olympics.
As absurd as that might sound, sprinters Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh face that possibility after finishing in a dead heat in the women's 100-meter final at the U.S....Tags: USC Trojans, Bowl Championship Series, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Orange Bowl
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USOC gets final say in track tiebreaker
The decision on how to break the tie between Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh for third place in the women's 100 meters at the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials ultimately rests with the U.S. Olympic Committee. "We are not involved just because there is a...
Tags: Netherlands
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Five minutes with Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Like other 50-year-olds, Jackie Joyner-Kersee aches a bit the day after a vigorous workout. And she's noticed that her vision isn't what it once was. But Joyner-Kersee, who still holds the world record in the women's heptathlon, isn't pining for her...
Tags: Osteoporosis, Philosophy, Health, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
GOING GREEN AND SAVING MONEY Going green doesn`t have to break the bank. With just a little outside the box thinking, many consumers can find simple ways to reduce their carbon footprint. Senior writer for retailmenot.com insider magazine, Trae Bodge, ...Tags: Health, General Motors Corp., Overweight, Consumers, Weight
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IOC President Jacques Rogge part of USC's conference on Olympics
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McCorory breezes into semifinals of 400 meters at world track championships
Daily Press"I feel confident, really good," beamed Francena McCorory. The ex-Bethel High and Hampton University flash had just breezed a lap around Daegu Stadium Saturday night in a slowish 52.18 seconds and was delighted with her effort, nowhere close to her all-...Tags: Atlantic Coast Conference, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Hampton University, Horse and Harness Racing, Track and Field
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McCorory 4th at worlds in 400 meters
Daily Press correspondentTwenty-one hundredths of a second. About one very long stride. They're all that separated Francena McCorory from a spot on the medals stand on Day Three of the 13th World Championships of Track and Field. The former Bethel High and Hampton University...Tags: Belgium, Jamaica, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Beijing Games, Portsmouth (Portsmouth, Virginia)
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Double trouble: Another big DQ in track worlds; Felix loses 400
It couldn't have gotten much better for track and field than the last three races on Monday's program at the world championships.
Until further review, that is.
And then another disqualification of a world record-holder left a bittersweet taste as the...Tags: David Oliver, Botswana
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It's like good old times for U.S. track team
Tribune reporterFor the U.S. team at the World Track and Field Championships, this was a day to reprise ancient history. Lashinda Demus became the first U.S. champion in the women's 400-meter hurdles since Kim Batten in 1995. Jesse Williams won the first U.S. medal...Tags: Colorado, Russia, North Carolina, History, Awards and Prizes
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Two more golds for USA in world track, but double too much for Felix
Tribune reporterAllyson Felix added the 400 meters to her workload at the World Track & Field Championships because she wanted to get out of her comfort zone after having won three straight world titles in the 200. The results proved discomfiting, which makes it...Tags: Germany, Jamaica, Awards and Prizes, Human Interest, Track and Field
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