Best Efforts

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Cedarwinds Publishing Company, Apr 1, 1992 - Sports & Recreation - 199 pages
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Contents

Munich Olympics 1972
1
The Observer
14
Bowerman
29
Copyright

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Best efforts: world class runners and races
Kenny Moore
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Akii Akii-Bua asked athletes backstretch Bannister Bayi began Bill Rodgers Bowerman champion championships Clarke coach Coe's Coghlan competition cross-country crowd Decker distance runners Don Kardong Eugene eyes father feel Filbert Filbert Bayi final finish four-minute mile Frank Shorter Games Haikkola hard Henderson Henry Rono hour hundred indoor John Kenya knew Lasse Lasse Viren later legs looked marathon Masback medal meters milers miles minutes morning Munich muscle never Olympic once Once a Runner Oregon Oslo Ovett oxygen pace Park passed Peter Coe Prefontaine race road Rod Dixon Rodgers Roger Bannister Ron Clarke Rono says Scaff Scott Sebastian seemed shoes sport sprint stadium steeplechase Steve Steve Ovett Steve Prefontaine sweat talk thing thought told took track turned Viren Waitz walked Walker watched week world record yards Zealand

About the author (1992)

KENNY MOORE, who trained with Bill Bowerman at the University of Oregon, is a two-time Olympic marathoner and former senior writer for "Sports Illustrated," He cowrote and coproduced teh movie "Without Limits," based on the life and tragic early death of Hall of Fame runner Steve Prefontaine. Moore lives in Eugene, Oregon.

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TitleBest Efforts
AuthorKenny Moore
PublisherCedarwinds Publishing Company, 1992
Original fromPennsylvania State University
DigitizedJun 30, 2009
ISBN0915297108, 9780915297108
Length199 pages
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