Archive for June 20, 2003

WMA officials are not monolithic

Officials of World Masters Athletics are not all ethics-challenged. Many quietly execute their duties with sensitivity to the sport and its athletes. One is world champion and world record holder Ralph Romain of Trinidad and Tobago, one of the greatest masters quarter-milers of all time. I alerted him to my WMA conflict post, and he […]

June 20, 2003   Posted in: Uncategorized  Comments Closed

Mastersgate — sorting out the confusion

I’m distressed by some reactions to my WMA conflict-of-interest rant. They boil down to: “Say what?” Or “Who cares?” The former call my screed “disjointed” and confusing. The latter wonder what the big deal is. OK, I’ll try again. But first I should make clear that I’m not against Masters Games. Except when they are […]

June 20, 2003   Posted in: Uncategorized  2 Comments

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