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Extractions: For Immediate Release Baseball : (Mar. 26) USA Baseball announced the first eight collegiate players invited to participate in the 2003 USA Baseball National Team Trials - to be held June 21-27 in Tucson, Ariz. The USA National Team will be selected from a pool of 35 players, of which an additional 27 have yet to be determined, and will represent the USA at the 2003 Pan American Games. The official team roster will be announced on June 27. (Mar. 31) As the new Major League Baseball season gets underway, 118 former USA Baseball players, including 34 Olympians, are on a big league roster. For the complete list, log on to www.usabaseball.com
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Extractions: Baseball, softball and modern pentathlon have three months to save their sports from being dropped from the Olympics. Ballroom dancing, surfing and bowling can forget about trying to get into the Games. The International Olympic Committee's executive board, meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, discussed an internal report yesterday proposing the biggest shake-up in the sports program in the history of the Summer Games. The IOC program commission has recommended eliminating baseball, softball and modern pentathlon, as well as certain events in wrestling, equestrian, rowing, sailing, canoe-kayak and others. The report proposes adding golf and rugby - on the condition that the sports' top athletes take part.
Courier Electronic Edition: Editorial sports olympic status was also rejected. Among the sports turned down were ballroomdancing, surfing, bowling, billiards, squash, water skiing and racquetball. http://www.thecourier.com/sports/columns/JB090302.htm
Extractions: A sport or not a sport, that is the question. It's time to get down to the nitty, gritty and figure out what is considered a sport and what shouldn't be. What got me thinking about the topic was a recommendation last week by the International Olympic Committee's executive board to drop baseball, softball and modern pentathlon from the summer Olympic slate. The IOC is also looking to add golf, rugby and a Chinese martial art called wushu. The last Olympic sport that had full medal status removed was polo way back in 1936. A request to bring it back was rejected last week. The thought of giving other so-called sports Olympic status was also rejected. Among the sports turned down were ballroom dancing, surfing, bowling, billiards, squash, water skiing and racquetball. Let's look at some. Are they sports or aren't they? Ballroom dancing. It looks like fun but personally I have two left feet. I just don't see it as sport. How do you score it? Now maybe if the competitors started waltzing all at the same time and the last couple standing wins, I might consider it a sport. Surfing. Gnarly activity dude, but how much surfing actually takes place throughout the world? I mean can't you just see a kid from Findlay in the gold medal surfing match after his years of training, riding the waves on the reservoir.
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Physical Education so you can find records from a specific olympic Game (1896 to offer including a longlist of sports links in United States Professional racquetball Association. http://www.educationindex.com/physed/
Extractions: Physical Education A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z The American Youth Soccer Organization offers lots of information for the soccer player and coach. You'll find coach and referree information, MLS Camps information, and even free software to download "which will help you better manage your team." If you are interested in softball, this site is for you.. You can find out how to register your team, become a certified ASA umpire, and locate the local ASA representatives. This site has links to everything from spectator sports to outdoor adventures to recreational sports. If it's about sports and it's on the Internet, you will most likely find it here, and organized in a very useful manner. With instruction, history, and listings of archery literature, this site offers quite a bit about the sport of archery. This site presents the Guide to Shooting with a Bow, in English and Italian. If you're looking for information about sports in Australia, this is where you'll find it. Learn about organizations at a national, state, and local level, as well as information about Australia in the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games. You can find out about specific sports played in Australia (there are lots of them!), and the site is still being developed.
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Extractions: Created 16 June 2001, links updated monthly with the help of LinkAlarm By using a visual dictionary to see the playing field and equipment used in a given sport, as well as reading the rules of the game, visualize what situations, spatial relations, and vocabulary might come up, involving both specialized and non-specialized vocabulary. Think of how you would sign these. As you learn each sports sign: understand what the term means conceptually (ask a friend, use an English dictionary), produce the sign from the picture in the sports sign dictionary, try to understand where the sign came from. Below are some categories that might help you in this last step. (For an explanation of the glossing system, see explanation of the glossing system. (1) initialized - defense: D-DEFEND+ , offense: O-DEFENSE+.
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Extractions: Fall 1998 The Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 1998 includes Maccabi USA/Sports for Israel board member Doris Beshunsky , who represented the U.S. in swimming at the 1935 Maccabiah Games; Irv Mondschein , who coached the U.S. Maccabiah Games track and field team in 1981, '85 and '89; and Steve Cohen , who represented the U.S. in gymnastics at the Maccabiah Games in 1965. Both Doris and Irv boast close ties to the University of Pennsylvania: Doris as founder of the Penguinettes, the nationally known synchronized swimming group; and Irv as head coach of the Ivy League school's track and field team. Other Hall of Fame inductees are Nelson "Nitzy" Bobb (basketball), Sam Cozen (basketball), Bernie Lemonick (football), "Battling" Beryl Levinsky (boxing), Max Patkin (baseball), Ed and Steve Sabol (NFL Films), and Sylvia Wene (bowling).
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Extractions: Racquetball Racquetball is a game played by two, three, or four players on an enclosed court 20 feet x 40 feet x 20 feet high. All wall surfaces, including the ceiling, are in play. In turn, each player (or team) must hit a bouncy blue or green racquetball to the front wall with a strung racquet, using any number of court surfaces (except the floor) enroute. On rebound from the front wall, the other player (or team) must then retrieve the ball before the second bounce and return it back to the front wall. If the ball bounces on the floor twice (TWO BOUNCES) before being hit with the racquet, or hits the floor enroute to the front wall after being hit with the racquet (A SKIP), either results in a LOSS OF RALLY. Each rally begins with a serve. The winner of the last rally serves the next. Points are earned by the server only. Games can be played to 11, 15, or 21 points. Matches are usually two games to 15 with an 11 point tie-breaker (IRF rules), or best of five 11 point games (Pro rules). The server stands completely inside the service box. The ball is bounced then struck by the racquet directly toward the front wall.
Extractions: Olympic burnout factor Click here for more on this story Posted: Friday May 05, 2000 06:21 PM Another smattering of questions from all corners, so let's dig right in. Remember to keep those questions coming! We're now less than six months from the Games. Is there an increasing surge of interest rising in the 2000 Games in the U.S. public and media? Here in Sydney there is a bit of burnout already, as so many (some minor, some major) controversies have arisen. There is bit of disillusion in the public/media here when it comes to matters regarding Sydney 2000. Andrew McDonald, Sydney You're right on about the burnout factor. I think we in the States were so inundated with stories about the bribery scandal surrounding the Salt Lake City Games that many of the Sydney problems escaped us. I'm sure the Sydney Morning Herald had extensive coverage of the controversy about which groups will participate at the opening ceremonies, whether the volleyball venue at Bondi beach will be built and just who was getting access to Games tickets. Our attention span for yet another controversy that wasn't even national was very short. Another thing: newspapers generally have yearly budgets planned far in advance for baseball season, basketball season, American football season, golf and tennis tournaments, and so on. Many papers blew their Olympics budgets (always smaller in a non-Olympic year) with trips to Utah they hadn't anticipated. As a result, events in Olympic sports that might have received coverage were reduced to copy from wire service reports.
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Racquetball: 983 Global Heard time and again Why isn't racquetball in the olympic Games when sportslike Ballroom Dancing' and Billiards' are? Well, the facts are that http://www.racqmag.com/racqmag/1998/9803/983glob.htm
Extractions: An Update by Luke St. Onge Heard time and again – "Why isn't racquetball in the Olympic Games when sports like ‘Ballroom Dancing' and ‘Billiards' are?” Well, the facts are that neither ‘Ballroom Dancing' (now called ‘Sport Dancing') or ‘Billiards' (popularly known as ‘pool') are in the Olympics, regardless of what you hear or read. Lastly, there is a very real political process which must be undertaken after a sport meets all the requirements. The "Olympic-hopeful" must mount a formal election campaign, traveling to over 100 countries and developing very close working relationships with IOC members, staffers and entire organizing committees. How much cash and personnel resources are needed to accomplish this task? It's speculated that a minimum 10-year commitment by the sport's International Federation and over a four million dollar expenditure will just barely meet the requirements for a favorable vote. Even then, the chances remain at 50-50. OK, knowing all this, how does racquetball stack up against these requirements? Well, not too bad, actually. The International Racquetball Federation currently has 91 member countries on five continents. It's open to men and women, and the IRF will host its 9th World Championships in July. Plus, racquetball is currently a full medal sport in the following IOC approved continental games:
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