In perfect Dream, fans adore indoors Jan 20, 2008
Or better yet, Mary Decker Slaney versus Ruth Wysocki at the Sunkist Invitational after Wysocki dissed Slaney in the media. Wysocki criticized Slaney after she blamed Zola Budd for causing her to fall during the 3,000-meter final of the 1984 Olympics. (Fresno Bee -- Sports)
Harrington still hero in Oregon Oct 29, 2007
From Steve Prefontaine to Alberto Salazar, Lance Deal to Mary Decker Slaney, each has his or her place of honor staring out at diners munching on such "classics" as the 100 Yard Dash (Canadian bacon, pepperoni, pineapple, black olives, ground beef and sausage) and the Triple Jump (olive oil, fresh garlic, spinach, feta, onion and sausage). Curtis Compton / AJC. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Fresh Betting Fool Apr 12, 2007
" * We've learned that dead sardines in a can have more room than some of the public transportation vehicles rambling to and from Mays Stadium this years. * Speaking of dead, Sports Illustrated might get a prediction right. S.I. picked the Giants dead last in the N.L. West. This would dovetail nicely with the Chargers' "Dead Man Play" and the Ohio State Suckeyes' corpse-like performance (Greg Oden excepted) in national title games. What a year. What a world. What a life. Question of the Week... (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
Thorpe may point to case of the drunk Irishman Apr 3, 2007
Alcohol was previously rejected as a causal factor, however, in the high-profile doping cases of US middle-distance runner Mary Decker Slaney (who also cited age, menstrual cycle and birth control) and US sprinter Denis Mitchell (who also cited vigorous sexual activity). In the Turnbull case, there was conflicting evidence about LH, and a lack of conclusive scientific research forced the panel to disregard the impact of the hormone - something that Thorpe and O'Reilly may seize upon. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Sport)
Light / Captured Jan 7, 2007
A young U.S. soldier takes a break from repairing broken-down tanks to read a letter from home. Lang Vei, Vietnam, March 1971. (Mail Tribune, OR)
