LOL at that first comment...
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19:55 In a strange interval between the end of the minor events and the beginning of the TV coverage on EUROSPORT 2, the local organisers have 400m World Record holder Michael Johnson parading on the track in a vintage car with other embarrassed looking athletics stars
Women's Pole Vault 19:20 The women's Pole Vault is also now complete, with Czech Pavla HAMÃÂ
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Powell wins 100 metres, Canadian Ellis second in pole vault at Golden Spike
Canadian Press
Friday, June 10, 2005
OSTRAVA, Czech Republic (CP) - Jamaica sprinter Asafa Powell won the 100 metres at the IAAF Super Grand Prix Golden Spike meet on Thursday, while Dana Ellis of Kitchener, Ont., took second in the women's pole vault.
Pavla Hamackova of the Czech Republic cleared 4.40 metres to win the pole vault, while Ellis jumped 4.30, well off her Canadian-record mark of 4.50 on a cold and rainy day. Powell won in a time of 9.85 seconds despite the weather. His time was the second fastest this year, after his own 9.84 on May 8 in Kingston, Jamaica, but there he didn't race in rain and unusually cold temperatures only slightly above 10 C.
Powell wins 100 metres, Canadian Ellis second in pole vault at Golden Spike
Canadian Press
Friday, June 10, 2005
OSTRAVA, Czech Republic (CP) - Jamaica sprinter Asafa Powell won the 100 metres at the IAAF Super Grand Prix Golden Spike meet on Thursday, while Dana Ellis of Kitchener, Ont., took second in the women's pole vault.
Pavla Hamackova of the Czech Republic cleared 4.40 metres to win the pole vault, while Ellis jumped 4.30, well off her Canadian-record mark of 4.50 on a cold and rainy day. Powell won in a time of 9.85 seconds despite the weather. His time was the second fastest this year, after his own 9.84 on May 8 in Kingston, Jamaica, but there he didn't race in rain and unusually cold temperatures only slightly above 10 C.
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