Women's Sports Foundation History The Women's International bowling Congress becomes the first goes on to become anOlympic silver medalist female jockey and champion in South Africa's history. http://www.womenssportsfoundation.org/cgi-bin/iowa/issues/history/article.html?r
Women's Sports Foundation History in sports such as basketball, bowling, tennis, baseball prime mover behind the modernOlympic Games, Baron The Progressive era history of middleclass women's http://www.womenssportsfoundation.org/cgi-bin/iowa/issues/history/article.html?r
Be A Tourist In Your Own Town. the first AfricanAmerican to appear in olympic competition. is the site of the InternationalBowling Museum and is dedicated to portraying the history of the http://www.beatourist.com/sportsHistory.asp
Extractions: Attractions Accommodations Calendar of Events Dining Nightlife Shopping ST. LOUIS SPORTS HISTORY St. Louis has a storied sports history. Among the notable highlights: The St. Louis Sports Commission www.stlouissports.org ) was chosen by the National Association of Sports Commissions (NASC) as the "Sports Commission of the Year" for 2002. St. Louis continued a century-old tradition of making major news in the world of sports when the St. Louis Rams www.stlouisrams.com ) became the champions of the first Super Bowl of the millennium. It's the first time in history that a St. Louis team played in the NFL championship event. The Rams clinched the world championship title on January 30, 2000 with a 23-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans in Super Bowl XXXIV. Football fans voted St. Louis' victory as the "best Super Bowl ever" according to a CNNSI.com poll. The Rams won the NFC Championship again in the 2001 season and returned to Super Bowl XXXVI.
WTBA First Page - Wtba-1st.htm Kyohei Akagi awarded the olympic Order 38th Championship Commonwealth Tenpin BowlingFederation established from Hyderabad strikes Gold history in the http://www.wtba.org.my/wtba-1st.htm
LGES Physical Education Page Hockey Fact Monster Field Hockey history Tradition Field Hockey Rules Field HockeyOlympic Event Rules bowling Bowler's bowling Dictionary bowling Tip of http://www.lkgeorge.org/specialareawebs/PE/PE.HTM
Nova Scotia Special Olympics : History Nova Scotia and Canadian Special Olympics history How it All The first national SpecialOlympic Games were held in 1969 First bowling Tournament held in Halifax http://www.nsspecialolympics.com/history.html
Extractions: The concept of Special Olympics grew out of an idea conceived by Dr. Frank Hayden, a professor at McMaster University. That concept was introduced to the Canadian Special Olympics as a competitive platform for persons with a mental disability. The first national Special Olympic Games were held in 1969 and by the time the second national event took place, a total of 1500 athletes from every province had committed themselves to competition. To meet the growing interest and needs of Canadian's with mental disabilities, the Canadian Special Olympics was formed in 1974. Today, all provinces and one Territory have official associations. Across the country, more than 16,000 Canadians participate in Special Olympics programs, over 1200 of which are registered with the Nova Scotia Special Olympics organization.
World Games Duisburg 2005 - History history. This initiative came during an era when international sports, including theOlympic Games, were yet to become 4. International bowling Federation (FIQ). http://www.worldgames2005.org/en/world_games/historie.php
Extractions: World Games Duisburg 2005 Keyword search Akita Bärbel Zieling Billards Body Building Archery Boule Bowling Casting dragonboat race Fistball Flying Disc GAISF Gymnastics Hockey IWGA Ju-Jitsu Karate Korfball Powerlifting Lifesaving Air Sports Netball Organisation Committee (DOC) Orienteering Pelota Vasca Racquetball Reinhold Spaniel Roller Sports Rugby Ruhr Area sports calendar Squash Sumo DanceSport Tug of War Gymnastics Under Water Waterski World Games Ltd. Home World Games Sportsprogram Sports Calendar ... Sports Park Wedau History The 12 International Sports Federations mentioned were: International Badminton Federation (IBF) International Baseball Federation (AINBA) International Federation of BodyBuilders (IFBB) International Bowling Federation (FIQ) International Casting Federation (ICF) International Softball Federation (ISF) World Union of Karate-do Organization (WUKO) International Powerlifting Federation (IPF) International Roller Skating Federation (FIRS)
Lycos Homepage > Sports > History > Museums And Halls Of Fame Canada olympic Park The Canadian olympic Park and Hall of Fame - The InternationalBowling Museum and Archive maintains the documentary history of aquatic http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Sports/History/Museums_and_Halls_of_Fame/
CISS - History: Full Version II of the International olympic Committee, in 1966, decided to award the olympic Cup,created visitors to come and look at the many mementos of the CISS' history. http://www.ciss.org/history/fullversion2.html
Extractions: Sponsored by: In 1953, after the 2nd Winter Games held in Oslo between the 10th and the 14th of February, the 7th International games took place at Brussels between the 15th and the 19th of August. Mr. Rubens-Alcais retired as the President following the 12th Congress held at Brussels in 1953 and was replaced by Mr. Oscar Ryden of Sweden. Mr. Rubens-Alcais passed away on the 8th of March, 1963 and was buried in the cemetry of Ivry, near Paris. On the 15th of June, 1955, the International Olympic Committee announced its unanimous recognition of the CISS as an "International Federation with Olympic standing." Following this recognition, the CISS agreed at the 14th Congress in Milan in 1957 to amend its statues in accordance with the Olympic spirit. This meant that the word "Olympic" and five ring emblems shall not be used by the CISS. At the same Congress, Argentina, German Democratic Republic, Chile, Greece, Iran, Israel, Turkey, Uruguay and the U.S.S.R., were welcomed as new members, bringing the total membership to 32 nations. Canada was accepted as a new member at the next Congress, the 15th at Montana-Vermala during the 4th Winter Games.
History Of Sports bowling was used a lot by gamblers and crooks to Anton Heida won the first Olympicgold medal in gymnastics with a 1 courtesy of Pictorial history of American http://www.usd253.org/~ehs/dept/pe/history2.htm
Extractions: Freshman Girls Physical Education Classes Mrs. Hodges Hundreds of years ago, around 1046, England was conquered by Denmark and occupied by the Danish. The English finally forced them out after many bloody battles. A few years later, an English boy was walking through an old battleground. He uncovered a Danish skull left over from England's war with Denmark and started kicking it around. A couple other boys joined him. But some of them hurt their feet on the skull, so they decided to use an inflated cow bladder. Other sources show that it led to soccer and rugby. In 1146, grown men were playing football. Sometimes there were more than one hundred players on the same team. Instead of helmets players grew their hair longer to protect their skulls from severe injuries. Rugby, starting as a part of football, was developed by William Webb Ellias in 1823 in college. Players were ordered not to play in town but in vacant fields because the sport was so violent. They established some rules and they agreed that both teams should have the same number of players, though usually the teams still had more than fifty players on a team.
Extractions: News Community Weddings Obituaries ... Classifieds Visit Our Town Business Dining Shopping Things To Do ... Government Services Archives Datebook Subscribe Submit Classifieds ... About Us Section Index New York, New York and Murphy Brown Here's the scoop: New owners at Baskin-Robbins Stock market not so hot Letters to the Editor ... Fight director Fidler takes on PYT play Los Altos Hills diver Bowling earns second place at Jr. Olympic West Nationals Town Crier Staff Report Los Altos Hills resident Sara Bowling placed second in the 1-meter diving competition at last month's Junior Olympic West Nationals. The Castilleja School senior took 13th in the 3-meter event. Bowling qualified for the West Nationals - held April 26-28 in Baton Rouge, La. - by placing in the top six at one of 10 regional meets held around the country. The top six competitors at the West Nationals are selected to compete in the Canada Cup later this month and also are invited to attend the U.S. Diving Olympic Training Camp in Oklahoma City in June. Bowling has been recruited to dive for Stanford University, which she will attend in the fall. She competed in the Junior Pan American Games last summer and hopes to someday qualify for the Olympic Trials.
Welcome To Bowl.to/hilojuniorbowling our offering to the Hilo Junior bowling Club. coach YABA certified coach USA JUNIOROLYMPIC CERTIFIED COACH http://www.angelfire.com/hi5/hjbowling/history/coaches.html
Extractions: Click here to jump to... Home History Events Tips News Misc Contact Us Links Web Board Affiliates The Hilo Junior Bowling coaching staff is here to serve. Years of coaching experience blended with our love of the game is our offering to the Hilo Junior Bowling Club. We realize the junior bowlers are the most important element of our organization. Calvin Nakashima
The All-Star Agency - Matt Biondi recognized as one of the greatest swimmers in olympic history. 1994 he donated allof his olympic medals to http://www.allstaragency.com/cgi-bin/speaker2001.asp?ID=394
Bowling Green Judo Club The coaching philosophy for the bowling Green Judo Club became a part of the 1964Olympic Games in can expect to learn Judo history, terminology, fundamental http://www.winningyourway.com/judo/
Extractions: Three-time Kentucky State Judo Champions Practice Schedule Competition Schedule Meet the Coaches Philosophy ... Testimonials Welcome! The members of the Bowling Green, KY Judo Club are glad you stopped by our dojo (practice site). We would would like to introduce to you a new and exciting way to increase your flexibility, endurance, power and strength, with the added benefits of increased self-confidence, courage, character and leadership. The Bowling Green, KY Judo Club was established in 1995 by Fred Barnett and Clint Brizendine. Our mission is to develop competitive athletes and the recreational players, to establish a family atmosphere that teaches the techniques and philosophies of Judo. Our club is quite successful, as can be seen from the results of the team's recent competitions: Date Event Location Results O.J. Helvey Kentucky State Judo Championship Willliamsburg, KY
BSSH ... GENERAL INFORMATION The history and rules of lawn bowling Canoeing Cricket Ted Hinshaw A 1984 OlympicYatching Retrospective Skiing Skiing Surfing Swimming history of Swimming http://www2.umist.ac.uk/sport/other4.htm
BSSH Directory Of Sports Museums and Museum for the subject areas of history of Sport Dance, Sport in Art and the OlympicGames. Florida 33316, USA NATIONAL bowling HALL OF FAME, Marriott Hotel http://www2.umist.ac.uk/sport/mus.html
Extractions: BSSH Directory of Sports Museums The International Association of Sports Musuems and Halls of Fame (IASMHF) web service provides more information about its member sites but since it is restricted to members only, it does not include all of the museums listed below. Museums and Halls of Fame are listed first by country then national museums followed by regional museums. A searchable database for British sports museums is currently under development. FIFA Museum The Olympic Games Virtual Museum Australian Gallery of Sport and Olympic Museum, P.O. Box 175, Melborne Cricket Ground, Jolimont Terrace, East Melbourne, Victoria 3002, AUSTRALIA The Australian National Maritime Museum Darling Harbour Sydney Includes a Gallery of Sport and Leisure that currently has exhibits on the history of beach culture in Australia, the devleopment of Surf lifesaving and the role of women in this movement, Speed boat racing, the evolution of 18ft skiffs, the America's Cup, Racing and Cruising. It is a ten story Gallery space that has AUSTRALIA II with its winged keel on display with sails rigged. The Museum presents thematic social history exhibitions on aquatic sport and leisure using multi media, as well as objects, graphics and labels. Display material is drawn from the National Maritime Collection, International Museums and private individuals. Melbourne Cricket Club Museum Paintings, photographs, apparel and equipment, trophies, porcelain and other superb cricket-related items are on display. Australia.
ESPN.com - PBA Bowling Index Duke Wins Closest Final Match in history The third oneball roll-offgot him his 20th title and entry to the Tournament of Champions. http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/pba/index
Bowling be used in the following order as they apply and MUST BE CERTIFIED BY YOUR LOCALBOWLING ASSOCIATION or 4) California Firefighter's olympic Average (on file). http://www.cfaa.org/Summer/Bowling.htm
Extractions: DIVISIONS: Singles, Doubles, Teams. "All Events" competition winners are determined by adding the qualifying round scores of bowlers from all three events. Singles and all events: A,B,C,D & NOVICE divisions. Doubles and Teams: A,B,C & D divisions. Bowlers are placed in divisions based on their entering average. The Novice Division is for NEW BOWLERS, i.e. never held a book average, no firefighter tournament average, ( Olympic or So Cal ) and no current league average. THIS IS A CHANCE FOR NEW FIREFIGHTERS TO GET STARTED !!!!! SPECIAL NOTES: RULES: ENTERING AVERAGES: Must be used in the following order as they apply and MUST BE CERTIFIED BY YOUR LOCAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION or provide a current league sheet signed by the league secretary. Highest current ABC/WIBC BOOK average. Highest current average (provided 21 games bowled by 5/1/03). MUST INCLUDE LEAGUE SHEET WITH ENTRY. Highest previous ABC/WIBC Book Average. California Firefighter's Olympic Average (on file) Southern California Firefighter's Tournament Average (on file) If participant has no average, they may enter the NOVICE division
Extractions: Notes Before the era of teenage swimming stars, Randwick boasted two of the world's top swimmers, both women. Neither had been able to realize her potential until the momentous decision to allow female competition in swimming events at Olympic standard in 1912. Olympic swimmers Mina Wylie (second from right) and fanny Durack (second from left). Sarah 'Fanny' Durack, 23, and Wilhemina 'Mina' Wylie, 21, went off to do battle, backed by times of 1 minute 25 seconds for the 100 metres. Fanny broke the record in her heat, setting a new world record time of 1 minute 19.8 seconds. The two girls 'crawled' their way to gold and silver for Australia in the final, Fanny winning by four lengths, despite running into the side of the pool. Although the First World War removed the immediate possibility of another Olympics, both continued swimming and breaking records, from the 100 metres to the mile, with Fanny always just in front. An American tour was arranged in 1919 to settle informally the issue of the fastest female swimmer. In an atmosphere befitting a modern Wimbledon final, the tour deteriorated into disputes and flares of temper. After challenges to the legitimacy of the swimmers' amateur status, the conflict climaxed in Fanny's refusal to swim at a meet in Philadelphia. They returned home in the midst of the furore and began preparations for the 1920 Olympics.
The Australian Deaf Games 2003 Table tennis venue, Table Tennis, State Sports Centre olympic Boulevard Sydneyolympic Park, Table Tennis. Ten pin bowling venue, Ten Pin bowling, ParramattaAMF http://deafsportsnsw.com.au/deafgames/info/venue.htm
Extractions: Venues Olympic Park in Homebush will host Athletics, Basketball, Swimming, Tennis and Table Tennis, all within 10 minutes' walk of each other. Olympic Park is about 30 minutes by train from central Sydney. For venues of other sports, they are located across Sydney, within a radius of 10 km from the Olympic Park. See the location of venues page for an overview of all venues across the Sydney map.
