Speaking Latin, Journalistic Ignorance is not Bliss with Unfamiliar Events, by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
Jon Gugala has had a journalist breakthrough. His column today is about the ability to appreciate the athleticism and work ...
Tag: Track & Field
Tiger On The Prowl, Is Their More Magic Left In Cabral’s Special Season? by David Hunter, note by Larry Eder
David Hunter writes on one of the key players in the steeplechase, Donn Cabral, who should battle in the final ...
No Surprises with Jennifer Suhr’s Pole Vault Victory, but Becky Holiday’s Second Place was a Gratifying Entrée to the U.S. Olympic Team for a Veteran Vaulter, by Roy Stevenson, note by Larry Eder
Roy Stevenson wrote on the women's pole vault. A nice team, but make no mistakes, Jenn Suhr is our country's ...
How A Coin Toss May Decide Who Goes To 2012 Olympics With Jeter and Madison, by Elliott Denman, note by Larry Eder
Elliot Denman did his column on the conundrum of the 100 meter dead heat. My viewing of the photo is ...
Is The Gold Within Their Reach? Considering Gatlin, Gay and Bailey, by Dick Patrick, note by Larry Eder
Dick Patrick's column for June 24 concerns the men's 100 meter team. As Dick so ably writes, anyone who discounts ...
Dee Dee At The Doorstep, Olympic Team Berth Would Complete Comeback, by Dave Hunter, note by Larry Eder
Dee Dee Trotter looked good in her semi-final. She has battled injuries Here is what David Hunter had to say ...
The Incredible Theater of the Decathlon at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials, by Elliot Denman, note by Larry Eder
The decathlon yesterday gave us a World record of 9039, by Ashton Eaton. In attendance were all the living US ...
Ashton Eaton Treats Record Crowd at Hayward Field to Decathlon World Record, by Dick Patrick, note by Larry Eder
Dick Patrick wrote his June 23 column about, your guessed it, the men's decathlon. Patrick was fascinated with Ashton Eaton, ...
Bird Watching, To feel the U.S. Olympic team trials is a requirement for every fan, by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
I have to admit that I get a real kick out working with young writers. Jon Gugala, one of our ...
The Long Road Home, Resurgent athletes were the story in the men and women’s 10,000-meters, by Jon Gugala, note by Larry Eder
The 10,000 meter races last night drew the fan into the events. Great stories, great challenges. Jon Gugula, who loves ...
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