Walt Murphi News and Results Service (Wmurphy25@aol.com)
On the track and field-April 8
1967-Ranae Bair threw 189-4 (47,72) in San Diego to set 5t.(and final) American post about his career. Byr, US bilateral Olympic (’64, ’68) will win its 4t.-Trained US Title later in the season.
https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/77752
1967– In the Randy Matson, the A & M Randy Matson is better known for its operation, which was thrown at 213-9 (65:15) in its home field, the American record of Jay Silvester, 210-6 (64.16). The throw of the Macon was 2nid The longest in history is from the World Record of Ludwig Denmark 213-11 (65:20). He also threw the picture 70-5 ½ (21.47 / twice), just shy from his world record 70-7 ¼ (21.52) to finish the biggest one day. The Matson will win his 2nid NCAA Shooting Discus Double in June Double. The silver medalist shot at the 1964 Olympics, he would win gold in Mexico in 1968.
1972-Sweden will be driven by Isaxson’s relays in Texas 18-1 (5.51) to break the world record of Christ Papanicolau in a polar pad (18-0 (5.49). Isakson, 3rd Olympic (1968-1976), will raise records to 18-2 (5.54) at UCLA, and then 18-2 ½ (5.55), and in Sweden in Sweden
WR progress: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Men’s_pole_vault_world_record_progress
Wiki bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kjell_isaksson
18-2 vault: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bebbyszw7_8
1978– Washington State Tips (and Kenyans) in the early part of Josh յում եւ կ Samson Kimobwa (world record holder) Rono will also present the world’s posts in 10,000, Steepeplechase and 3000 in the next 2-1 / 2 months. His 5,000 mark will remain “Absolute” collegial record until Arizona’s legislative position 13. 08.28 Inserts 2012
Many of the 5,000 fans came just to watch the meeting of a good track, but the veteran Host Bob Shitty gathered at an early fast pace and alerted the fans on the record potential. “I don’t know why I did it,” said the sterezh. “I have never called the world’s record of three roundabouts.”
As a result of Rono’s big run, Cougars Coach John Chaplin was bombed with invitations to talk about interviews and clinic. He said, the inventor Chaplin, who was warming his collection policy. “I say to them.” What do I know about distance distance? (From Track and field newsIn the case of
1995– From time to time it is unknown that 20-year-old Maurice Greene ran to a lot of wind help (+5.03) 9.88 – 3-meter Olympic veteran Ray Stewart (9.95). He would become one of the best sprints in the world, winning the Olympic gold and winning four individual titles in the world (1997-100, 1999-100).
2017– Senora Sydney McLukelin (Catholic, NJ) set 38.90 records in 38 meters of obstacles. The previous sign of 39.98 was set in 2001 Lashinder DemusWho continued to become one of the best 400 meters of brushes in the world (and a former American record-52.47)? Maklailin, of course, performed the same, posting world records and winning Olympics (2021, 2024) and world (2022, 2023).
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15Galxerjmk
Post-election interview interview: http://www.arcadiainvital.org/eprofile.php?evid_id=63&do=videos&video_id=205172
Demonstrate: https://worlathletics.org/athletes/athletes/54308886
2023– Source Richardson was running at 10.57 in a distance of 100 meters in Florida’s miramar, although he had a very strong tail (+ 4.1mp). With the help of the wind or not it was the 4th fastest time in history
10.57. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05st6xiedcm
List of all time / all conditions
10.49 Florence Griffith Joyner (USA) 7/16/88
10.54W —- Griffith Joyner 9/25/88
10.54 Elaine Thompson-Hira (AMA Amaya) 8/21/21
10.5W SHA-CARRI RICHARDSON (USA) 4/08/23
10.60W —- Griffith Joyner 7/16/88
10.60 Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pract (AMA Amaya) 8/26/21
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Pascal Dobert 52 (1973) 1997 NCAA Champion – Steeeplechase (Wisconsin / 2)nid 1996)
3rd US champion (1998-2000); Racing in the first round of the 1999 World Cup and 2000
Olympic. Glut: 8: 15.77 (2000)
Former assistant coach with Bouman trace club. Among athletes he trains Evan Jager
American Recorder on Steeplechase
Currently employed for PUMA as a senior sporting manager of sports
https://www.si.com/olympics/2016/08/05/evan-jager-pascal-dobert-steeplechase-2016-io-olympics
https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/89120
https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascal-dabertT-258A57a
Congratulations from Jager: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4cz0bt9s9s
Sylvia Mosqueda 59 (1966) 1988 NCAA Champion -10,000 m (Cal.ST.-LA / Set Collegial Record 32: 28:57);
5000-1987 (3lived), 1988 (6t.In the case of
1987 NCAA DIV.II X-COUNTRY Champion
# 4 Scorer (44t.) In the US team, which won silver medals at the 1992 X-COMPLY world championship
Compared to the Marathon in the World Cups (DNF)
Compared to 5 US Olympic tests. Marathon-888, 10,000-1992 (4)t.), 1996-DNF, 2000 (6t.), 2004-DNF
PBS:: 31. 54.03 (1996), 71:20 (2000), 2:33:10 (2003 NYC / 10)t.In the case of
In 1988-2004, he classified 10,000 Americans from 1988-2004 (38 years old); High of No 3 in 1990
Remained active as masters runner.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sylvia_mosqueda
Classification: https://trackandfieldnews.com/index.php/rankings
Tom Petranoff 67 (1958) In 1983, set a World Monster Record 327-2 (99.24) for “Old” Javelin in Pepsi
In UCLA; 2nd Olympic (’84, ’88) of the United States; 2nd US Champion (’85, ’86)
Suspended by the United States to compete in South Africa when that country would still be cleaned for international
Competition. Became a South African citizen, but was rejected to compete at the 1992 Olympics
“Barcelona” (see NY Times Link).
TURBOJAV TRAINING Creation is carried out:
https://www.olympedia.org/athletes/78890
T & F News:(June). https://trackandfieldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/1983_06.jpg
T & F News Interview (1983): https://trackandfieldnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/tom_petranoff.pdf
Wiki bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tom_petranoff
www.nytimes.com/1992/07/22/sports/olympics-petranoff-is-barred-from-javelin-event.html
1997 Interview: https://www.turbojav.com
Decedent
Bill Tidwell 91 (March 6, 1932, 2023) NAIA 4th champion at Kansas State Teachers College (now Emporia
State) – 880y and miles in 1955 and 1956. Glut-1. 47.4 (1955)
5t. In 1956, at 800 US Olympic tests.
Beat Wes Santee to win in 1950 Kansas carpenter meeting.
Did the athletic director at Oberlin College in 1959-1971, then in the Empornation, until 1994?
https://www.kshof.org/team/bill-tidwell
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bill_tidwell
Dave Romansky 86 (1938- October 31, 2024) 1968 US Olympic -50k Walk (26t.In the case of
He won every USA’s walk in 1970, in 1970, winning six titles. He also put the eighth
That year walks to the World Cup in the IAAF race.
US closed champion-mile walk (1969, 1970, 1972)
Memberhand US Master’s Hall of Fame
