Ups & downs

Article Abstract:

The Olympic trials consisted of one race, with only three qualifiers. Janis Klecker fell, was helped up by Cathy O'Brien, and they finished one-two. Francie Larrieu Smith qualified, Lisa Weidenbach had her third fourth-place finish, and the injured Kim Jones dropped out early.

Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Competitions, Olympic athletes, Marathon running, Women's track and field athletics, Women's track and field

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At 17, at 28 and beyond: running helps the author see the possibilities - at any age

Article Abstract:

A personal, 11-year view of running is presented. The love of running began at age 17, with hopes of making the lacrosse team, and has continued to age 28, as a teacher runs in the fading daylight following work. In both cases, running seems to bring forth new possibilities.

Personal narratives, Appreciation, Running

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Liz McColgan

Article Abstract:

McColgan described her win in the 1991 New York City Marathon as 'easy.' She won the 10,000-meter race at the World Championships by 20 seconds, and she twice set world-best times in 5-kilometer road races. Her best 1991 performances are listed.

Achievements and awards, Women track and field athletes, McColgan, Liz

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