GYMN-L Digest - 25 Aug 1995 to 26 Aug 1995

There are 11 messages totalling 239 lines in this issue.

Topics of the day:

  1. Need Trivia Questions:  Nationals
  2. Meeker not alternate
  3. new, old moves
  4. Delphi
  5. WUG
  6. Natls. JPGs
  7. Articles
  8. WUG Men AA
  9. Mitova
 10. EF Nationals
 11. re : new moves, old moves

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Date:    Fri, 25 Aug 1995 23:10:46 -0400
From:    ***@AOL.COM
Subject: Need Trivia Questions:  Nationals

Hey Gymn!

Since we just received results from both Russian and US Nationals, I thought
now might be an interesting time for a Nationals trivia quiz!

Send me your questions (with answers included) via *private e-mail* (not to
the list) by Tuesday at 5pm EST.  Remember, this is an international list, so
questions are not at all limited to US Nationals.  I know everyone would
enjoy some questions about National competitions around the world.

C'mon everybody, even new subscribers, even if you don't think they're good
enough or original enough (yes, this means YOU!), send 'em in!

:-)
Mara
MaraEL@aol.com

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Date:    Fri, 25 Aug 1995 21:14:00 MDT
From:    ***@RMII.COM
Subject: Meeker not alternate

Brian Meeker was not the alternate to the US men's team in '84.

Rachele

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Date:    Fri, 25 Aug 1995 21:15:00 MDT
From:    ***@RMII.COM
Subject: Re: new, old moves

>Double twisting front, punch front
>

Or how about a double twisting front, punch back?

Rachele

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Date:    Fri, 25 Aug 1995 23:40:01 -0400
From:    ***@AOL.COM
Subject: Delphi

Hi,

Someone asked about USAG's forum on Delphi.  I used to subscribe to Delphi,
and followed this forum for a short time when it was just starting out.  They
posted articles about gymnastics, "latest news" (which at the time wasn't
updated very often), had occasional conferences online and an e-mail message
board where people exchanged ideas.  At the time, only a few people seemed to
subscribe or contribute, and it wasn't very active. But I'm sure there are
more people involved now, and more information available.  And it is a way to
write to USAG directly.  I think the address was USGF@delphi.com  (maybe it's
changed to USAG@delphi.com  ?).  You can probably write to them at the
address, but not really participate on the forum unless you have Delphi.  The
problem with Delphi is it costs per minute if you log on anytime during the
day.

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 10:04:57 -0500
From:    ***@NETCOM.COM
Subject: WUG
 

Here's some more brief news about the gymnastics competition:

MEN'S TEAM
Group B:  TPE, SLO, FIN, SWE, GBR, Mixed Team of Albania, Malaysia & AUS
Group C:  UKR, ROM, SUI, CAN, BLR
Group D:  JPN, RUS, KOR, CHN, HUN, USA

Was there a Group A?  I don't know.

Some scores:

Kan: PB (9.4), PH (9.675), R (9.15), V (9.15)
Shostak: PB (9.25), PH (9.05), R (9.40), V (9.15)
Scherbo: FX (9.30), PH (8.90), R (8.55), V (9.50)
Tanaka: FX (9.40), V (9.60)

The groupings for the women were:

Group A: CHN, HUN, BLR, Mixed (GER and Albania)
Group B: CZE, RUS, Mixed 1 (SLO & GBR), Mixed 2 (MEX, HOL, SVK)
Group C: USA, JPN, UKR, KOR

If you can get through (and have the patience once you're there), check out
the Universiade's web page at

http://universiade.fjct.fit.ac.jp/index_te.html

There is not much information there at the moment, but if you follow the
"Today's Topics" link, you'll eventually find some average GIFs from the
men's competition.

Debbie

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 12:02:17 -0700
From:    ***@NETCOM.COM
Subject: Natls. JPGs

For anyone who is interested, I have uploaded a few photos from New
Orleans to Netcom (ftp.netcom.com) in pub/ta/talloo/temp.
                                                    ^^^^

I'll be deleting this diretory next weekend, since Netcom already gets
enough money from me. :)

Debbie

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 12:46:43 -0700
From:    ***@IX.NETCOM.COM
Subject: Articles

The last 2 days there has been gymnastics articles in the Cincinnati
Enquirer. Yesterdays wasn't really worth posting but since today there
is another one I guess I'll write about both.

1st Article
Mike Morgan
Mike Morgan is going to represent the US Junior national team next week
in the Japanese Jr. International Invitational. He leaves today
(yesterday)
--------------------------
That may sound like a brief summary but we came dangerously close to
copy it word for word :) It really was about that short!
Here is todays about Amanda Borden (On the front page of the sports
section!!!)

Amanda Borden
Amanda broke her toe and Monday she will find out if it will keep her
out of the Worlds. She broke the 2nd toe on her left foot at the
Nationals last week which caused her to drop out of the all-around
comp. Mary Lee Tracy says that the xrays show a shadow that may be a
break. It will be re examined Monday. Mary Lee says "We are going to
listen to Amanda's body. If her body says she needs to stop for a
while, we'll stop."
She petitioned herself to be considered for the World team and the
trials will be Sept 8-9 in Austin, Texas (does anyone know if they are
going to air these?)
Amanda definatly wants to go but the Olympics are a bigger deal to her
and she doesn't want to ruin that. If she misses the Worlds it
shouldn't effect her chances of making the Olympic team because she has
proven herself to be one of the best in the country.

Mary Lee Tracy
Mary Lee Tracy has been chosen to be the Best Gymnastics coach for the
second straight year. Mary Lee who was suprised last year when she won
was even more suprised this year because she was going against "over
famed coaches"  Bela Karolyi and Steve Nunno. (this article wa an inset
of the Amanda article)

Margi :)
and
Mardi ;)

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 13:34:19 -0700
From:    ***@NETCOM.COM
Subject: WUG Men AA

From Reuters:

Men's AA - Univ. Games

1. Evgeny Shabaev (RUS)     56.725
2. Jung Jin-Soo (KOR)       56.550
3. Cristian Leric (ROM)     56.500
3. Vitaly Scherbo (BLR)     56.500
5. Yoshiaki Hatakeda (JPN)  56.400
6. Han Yoon-Soo (KOR)       56.375


Debbie

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 16:34:50 -0700
From:    ***@IX.NETCOM.COM
Subject: Mitova

Did Silvia Mitova do her Blues routine at the '91 Worlds? Thanks!
Bye!!!!!

Yours till the kitchen sinks,
Margi :)
and
Mardi ;)

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Date:    Sat, 26 Aug 1995 20:32:04 -0400
From:    ***@TSO.CIN.IX.NET
Subject: EF Nationals

HI Gymners!
I am in search of anyone willing to loan out a copy of their EF that was
televised last weekend.  My 8 month old nephew has recently discovered
the buttons on the VCR and my tape has the hapless victim.
I will be more than happy to cover all postage costs for your efforts.l

Thanks in advance.
Liz

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Date:    Sun, 27 Aug 1995 12:31:21 EST-11
From:    ***@DISINFORMATION.BF.RMIT.EDU.AU
Subject: re : new moves, old moves

I think I remember reading somewhere that Roza Galieva did
consecutive Tkatchevs on AB.  Whatever, she certainly did something
out of a Tkatchev, possibly an immediate giant or double flyaway.

How about these moves on AB :

* full twisting layout Pak
* one arm giant performed by a female gymnast.

Just my thoughts,

Simone

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