Detroit Free Press: Other Sports Sports in brief THE TICKER Hazel Park Boxing bowling Busch s defectionto Penske surprises Roush MATT FIORITO At 65, Stus can make history http://www.freep.com/index/othersports.htm
Extractions: Other sports Latest line Sports in brief Boxing schedule Bill Rayle's Hazel Park Raceway selections ... Hazel Park Latest line Bill Rayle's Hazel Park Raceway selections Area sports in brief Boxing ... LOVE LETTERS: Put it in pink, Tigers stink Hazel Park Bill Rayle's Hazel Park Raceway selections Sports in brief The ticker ... Latest line Bowling Bill Rayle's Hazel Park Selections Boxing Hogeboom lays low on 'Survivor' ... MATT FIORITO: Six picked for Detroit's Hall of Fame OLYMPICS: Margol chases World Cup luge spot Windsor RUNNING: Training races good tune-ups Latest line ... BY THE NUMBERS Bill Rayle's Hazel Park Raceway selections Hazel Park Latest line BILL LAITNER: I no longer dismiss walking ... BY THE NUMBERS Area sports in brief Federer ends Agassi's dream run at Open PBA voice Schenkel dies at 82 Sports in brief ... Latest line IFFY THE DOPESTER: Donate, then look around you and be glad
Scott Hamilton Interview -- Academy Of Achievement My father was a professor of biology at bowling Green State University. When you first put those skates on did you hear the olympic theme in the http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/ham0int-1
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Olympics: France's Arron Trying To Find Place In History A NEW TWIST For once, Kelly Holmes is healthy during an Olympics. In 1996, theBritish 800 runner ran in Atlanta bowling; Senior Tour at Seminole today http://www.sptimes.com/2004/08/08/Olympics/France_s_Arron_trying.shtml
Extractions: [Getty Images] Christine Arron, above, is the popular default to win the 100 after Marion Jones failed to qualify. The first two names on the list of the fastest 100-meter times in women's track history are no surprise: Florence Griffith-Joyner and Marion Jones, two Olympic legends. Next comes France's Christine Arron, a 30-year-old who comes to Athens hoping to join them in more than just the record books. After a disappointing showing in Sydney, she is a strong contender for medals in the 100 and the 4x100 relay. She failed to reach the 100 final in 2000, then led the French relay to a fourth-place showing in the 4x100, but she regained some momentum at the World Championships in Paris last year. Despite a sixth-place showing in the 100, she rebounded in the relay, outrunning American anchor Torri Edwards to give the French the gold.
SAPL: Websites - Sports & Recreation Sports history Sports Law Stadiums. WOMEN IN SPORTS. OLYMPICS, INDIVIDUAL SPORTSAirborne Sports Baseball Basketball bowling http://www.sanantonio.gov/library/web/sports.asp
Extractions: San Antonio Sports Texas Sports SAN ANTONIO SPORTS Alamo City Rugby Football Club - Includes a history of the club, schedule of matches, and links to other rugby sites. Friday Night Football - KENS-TV coverage of Friday night madness in the Alamo City and nearby. San Antonio High School Sports - The Express-News coverage of high school athletics in central Texas. San Antonio Missions Baseball - Offers a season schedule, player roster, ticket information, and a brief team history. San Antonio Polo Club - Besides offering information on the Club, this site also provides general information about polo. San Antonio Rampage - AHL hockey team. San Antonio Silver Stars - Official site of the San Antonio's own WNBA team. San Antonio Spurs - Official site of the 1999 NBA Champions. San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo - The official site of this annual San Antonio event. San Antonio Wheelmen - This is a local group that promotes bicycling as a recreational activity and non-polluting form of transportation. You will find a list of upcoming rides. STORM (South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers) - This club promotes rides and races throughout the year.
Maritime History A 1984 olympic Yachting Retrospective Produced by Ted Hinshaw, See alsotheir online publication Guide to US Naval history Organizations, Programs, http://www.apparent-wind.com/maritime-history.html
Extractions: - Cmdr. R.L. Jack from letters of commendation to the Corsair Fleet The Maritime History Virtual Archives An very interesting collection of documents from Lars Bruzelius. Historic Naval Ships Association Institute of Maritime History The Institute of Maritime History (IMH) is a non-profit organization dedictated to the preservation and documentation of archaeological remains related to maritime history. Based in Cape Neddick, Maine. 1492: An Ongoing Voyage An Exhibit of the Library of Congress, Washington, DC NOAA Fisheries Historical Information Historical Map and Chart Collection The U.S. Office of Coast Survey is making available its extensive collection of historical maps and charts in digital scanned form to the general public through this site. James River Batteaus Site detailing the history of James River Batteaus, including reconstructing, and the 1995 James River Batteau Festival.
ASDA - Australian Sports Drug Agency A history of international antidoping initiatives WADA is comprised of equalrepresentation from the olympic Movement and international government http://www.asda.org.au/media/history.htm
Extractions: The use of drugs in an attempt to enhance sporting performance is known as doping. The word 'dope' originated in South Africa. Dope referred to a primitive alcoholic drink that was used as a stimulant in ceremonial dances. Gradually the term adopted a wider usage and in reference to sport, it became known as 'doping'. In today's sporting context, doping refers to the use by athletes of prohibited substances or methods that may enhance performance.
Special Olympics Perry County Indiana bowling, basketball, and athletics for all ages and horseshoes for adults 30 years old and over. http://www.specialolympicsperrycounty.org
Extractions: Special Olympic Oath: "Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." Special Olympics Perry County currently participates in bowling basketball, winter games, softball and athletics for all ages and horseshoes and bocce for adults 30 years old and over. In addition, Special Olympics Perry County offers Unified Sports, which brings peers without mental disabilities together on the same team with Special Olympic athletes. We welcome athletes from all county schools, agencies, and the community at large. Participation in Special Olympics Perry County is free thanks to the generosity of our community, private donations, and grants. Calendar of Events: May 7 CCAD / Perry County Track Meet May 14 Area 11 Track Meet in Evansville May 21 Horseshoes Tourney June 3-5 Summer Games at Terre Haute May (TBA) Softball practice begins (tentative) August 20-21 State Softball tourney September (TBA) Bowling Practice Begins November TBA Bowling Competition in Evansville November TBA Basketball Practice Begins January 22-24, 2006
AMF Bowling Worldwide As the largest owner and operator of bowling centers in the world, AMF bowling, Inc. is a leading provider of family fun and recreation and a proud Worldwide Partner of Special Olympics International. The Company owns and operates 541 bowling centers throughout the world. http://www.amf.com/
Special Olympics Canada history OF MAJOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS CANADA (SOC) EVENTS National Tenpin BowlingChampionships were held in Calgary, Alberta. http://slam.canoe.ca/CanadianSpecialOlympics/sports_gameshistory.html
Swimming World And Junior Swimmer: There's No "I" In Team There s something unique about relay action at the olympic Games. Throughhistory, the United States has established itself as the globe s premier http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3883/is_200407/ai_n9453039
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Springfield Library: Sports & Recreation Links Sports News Professional Sports Olympics College Sports Includes history,quick facts, competitive games, athletes, and a special section on http://www.springfieldlibrary.org/liblinks/sports.html
Extractions: Sports News Professional Sports Olympics College Sports ... Recreation Top New England Professional Teams Boston Celtics Boston Bruins Boston Red Sox New England Revolution ... Major League Baseball No longer the National Pastime, but a significant source of amusement, debate, fantasy, and speculation from February through October. News, stats, standings, schedules and more. Minor League Baseball The official site of the minor leagues includes standings and results, news, schedules, links to the leagues and the teams, and much more. The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Springfield's leading tourist destination is now on the Web. National Basketball Association All the information you need on the current season, with links to your favorite teams.
About The US Transplant Games history. The US Transplant Games were first held in Texas in 1982 and attracted The first Transplant Olympics, organized by British transplant surgeon http://www.kidney.org/recips/athletics/04games/aboutHistory.cfm
Extractions: About Transplant Athletics Goals Athlete Oath Recognition Awards ... Events and Activities Other Transplant Games Activities: Team USA Get Ready! Get Fit! Elite Athlete Program (EAP) Home About the Games History The U.S. Transplant Games were first held in Texas in 1982 and attracted only a small number of participants. They were held several times throughout the 1980's, but the event was mainly regional in scope and participation dwindled. In 1990, the National Kidney Foundation, in partnership with Sandoz Pharmaceuticals, took on the task of organizing the Games inIndianapolis, Indiana. Participation grew to 400 athletes and 600 supporters. The success of the Games and the message they engender began to spread to the entire transplant community. The 1994 U.S. Transplant Games was held on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, and drew more than 1,000 athletes, who participated as part of 52 teams. Special programs for children and educational symposia for recipients, families and friends were also held. In addition, a special tribute was paid to the over 4,000 families who donate their loved ones organs each year. The 1996 Games were held on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and again were the largest gathering of transplant recipients in one place ever. In addition to the already established events of the Games, additional emphasis was placed on the team aspect of the Gamesteam golf and team bowling were added.
Olympics: Boxing Boxing at the Ancient Olympics did not allow wrestling, Women s track;France s Arron trying to find place in history Winning combination http://www.sptimes.com/2004/08/08/Olympics/Boxing.shtml
Extractions: Click to view related Combat Sports graphic. "One day the ploughshare came away from the plough and his father observed Glaukos hammering it back with his bare fist. Impressed by his son's great strength, the old man decided to take him to the next Olympic Games." Pausanias, Description of Greece , second century A.D. THE EVENT Boxing at the Ancient Olympics did not allow wrestling, holding or "clinching," the delay tactic prevalent among today's heavyweights of clinging to an opponent. It apparently was okay to hit a man when he was down, literally. Virtually any type of blow delivered with the hand was allowed, and vase paintings offer evidence of hooks, uppercuts and rabbit punches. Blows with the side and heel of the hand were common, but gouging with the thumb extended was against the rules. There are surprisingly few references to fatalities during the 1,000 years contests were held, but on such a rare occasion, the dead man was declared the winner and his opponent banished from the stadium.
