41. Sydney Olympics: SYDNEY ROUNDUP: Jones Keeps Rolling, Norway Wins Soccer Gold September 28, 2000 952 am EDT http//www.sportserver.com) olympic history, thesequel A sad story for the defending champion US women's soccer team - it lost http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/00sydney/front/story/0,4798,500263172-500407

OLYMPIC FEATURES: Sydney gives an Aussie goodbye to the 'best Olympics ever' Bulgaria plans to sue drugs firm Samoan boxer charged with assault Even with low ratings, NBC makes profit on Sydney Olympics ... MORE OLYMPIC NEWS... SYDNEY ROUNDUP: Jones keeps rolling, Norway wins soccer gold By JOHN AFFLECK, Associated Press Writer SYDNEY, Australia (September 28, 2000 9:52 a.m. EDT http://www.sportserver.com ) - Olympic history, the sequel. A happy tale for Marion Jones, winner of the second track and field gold of the unprecedented five she's chasing. A sad story for the defending champion U.S. women's soccer team - it lost 3-2 in overtime to Norway, squandering a chance to win its second straight gold. Jones pulled away from the world's best sprinters in Thursday's 200-meter final like she was turbocharged. Under intense scrutiny both because of her quest for five track golds at one Summer Games - something no woman has ever achieved - and for the revelation that her shot-putter husband tested positive for steroids, Jones seemed completely at ease as she sped to the finish line in 21.84 seconds. She stopped to kiss and hug husband C.J. Hunter, watching from the stands, after the race. Hunter has denied he knowingly took drugs to improve his performance.

42. Sydney Olympics: Olympics Archives From September 28 as silvermedal winner; Hopeful Cameroon faces off with Spain for soccer gold; Dutchrider leads Grand Prix; Korzeniowski walks into olympic history books; Venus http://www.sportserver.com/olympics/00sydney/archive/sep28/0,5101,sportserver,00

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43. History Of Handball and with more action and excitement (and higher scores) than soccer. CDROM UnitedStates olympic Committee olympic Gold - A 100 Year history of the Summer http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~lipcsey/handball/introduction/history.html

History of Handball The origins of Handball is a subject of great debate. One view is that it was invented in Germany, back in the late 19th century (the first match was alleged to be played around 1895 in Germany), as an outdoor sport to keep soccer players fit during the summer months. Outdoor Handball was an 11-a-side game, played on virtually a full-size turf soccer ground with soccer goals. It was mainly played with soccer rules, except it was played with the hands and kicking the ball was illegal rather than the other way round. However, there are records of handball-style games going back to antiquity. The sport was depicted on a tombstone carving in Athens dated at 600BC. The first match of the modern era officially was recorded on 29 October 1917 in Berlin, Germany. Outdoor Handball had its only Olympic Games appearance in the XIth Olympiad (1936 Berlin Games). The first international match recorded was played on 3 September 1925 with Germany defeating Austria, 6:3. The sports international governing body, was first formed in 1928 as the Federation Internationale Handball Amateur, and tooks its current name in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1946 as the International Handball Federation (IHF). The IHF's first president was Avery Brundage - and American who went on to become president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Indoor Handball Handball has always been a sport dominated by the European nations. In its formative years as an outdoor game, Germany, Austria and Denmark dominated in the international sphere, even though not many other nations outside of Europe were playing the game.

44. Http://www.KenAston.org - History Of Football/Soccer it than any other sport in the history of mankind If fewer people are attending soccermatches in certain took place within the context of the olympic Games in http://www.kenaston.org/World_Cup/General_History.htm

Take me Back to World Cup MENU General History of Football Very Interesting Newspaper Clippings that Relate the History of Modern Football Useless Facts relating to International Football The Birth and Youth of the World Cup Although football as we know it was born in England, the ancient origins of some sort of game played with a ball go further back than we could possibly imagine; with the Aztecs and the Chinese playing diverse competitions based on the control of a ball with the feet. In the centuries that followed the Roman Empire, there existed rough and ready, rowdy informal ball-games of little importance and with virtually no organization, but they never died out, and with the eventual decline of blood sports, their moment had arrived. used an ovoid ball; its shape reflecting the early use of inflated bladders, while the other two (Association Football and Gaelic Football) employed a spherical ball. Six of the seven variants followed the original Rugby style in allowing the ball to be handled. Only one rejected this: Association Football, and it is this form, the soccer game, that has come to dominate the world. Clearly, soccer has special qualities that the other variants lack. American, Canadian, Australian and Gaelic T he H istory of M odern F ootball as T old in the P ress M arch 1840 - T he T imes F ebruary 1844 - T he T imes 6 D ecember 1862 - T he T imes A series of Letters to The Times talking of the need to set a fixed set of rules to 10 O ctober 1863 - T he T imes A series of Letters to The Times talking of the need to set a fixed set of rules

45. Just Soccer In that same year soccer also became an olympic sport olympic games has yet to comethe olympic football tournement all time medal record of the history of the http://home.wanadoo.nl/justsoccer/Sydney2000.htm

Leagues Clubs Countries Players ... World cup European cup Olympic soccer Messenger Home News ... Site map Sydney 2000 Every since 1900 and 1904 when soccer was an exhibition sport, is has been part of the Olympics. In 1996 Nigeria became the 19th golden team that won against Argentina. In that same year soccer also became an Olympic sport for women and the United States team had the honor to win the first gold medal in this new Olympic sport. Eventhough the official opening of the Syndey 2000 Olympic games has yet to come the Olympic football tournement has already started. Countries like Italy, Brazil, Australia, Nigeria, Germany are competing to win the first price. Divided in 4 pools the winners will play a quarter, semifinal and final. Here we will keep you updated on the standings of both the women's and men's tournement but we will also show you the all time medal record of the history of the Olympic football tournements. In the women's tournement 8 countries are competing in 2 pools to become the second gold medal winner of the women football tournement. Can the women world champions also win the gold medal. Look for you favorite team and see how they are doing. It can all be found on this site and more.

46. Hankerin': Women's Soccer knee surgery to make the olympic team and has played 162 times for the USA. Akers,arguably the greatest player in the history of women's soccer, also battled http://www.hankerin.com/jan00/soccer/081000.html

Women's Soccer News August 10,, 2000 HEINRICHS NAMES OLYMPIC ROSTER CHICAGO (Thursday, Aug. 10, 2000) - U.S. Women's National Team head coach April Heinrichs today named the 18 players who will represent the United States in the women's soccer competition of the 2000 Olympics Games in Australia. There were no major surprises among the selections as 15 members of the 1999 Women's World Cup championship team were chosen. The three players who will be competing in their first world championship event are 22-year-old goalkeeper Siri Mullinix, 22-year-old midfielder Nikki Serlenga, and defender Danielle Slaton, at 20 years of age, the youngest player on the squad. The team has an average age of 25.1 years. ELEVEN GOLD MEDALISTS Of the 15 Women's World Cup veterans, 11 were on the team that won the Olympic gold medal in 1996 at Sanford Stadium in Athens, Ga., with a 2-1 victory over China, and 10 players that started that match will go to Australia. The U.S. women have compiled a record of 20-4-5 in 2000 as forty-two players participated in full international matches this year, making the selection process long and challenging. TRAINING CONTINUES Canada (live on ESPN2 at 2 p.m. CT) and a match against Brazil in San Jose (live on ESPN at 5:30 p.m. PT).

47. AMS Sports Links olympic history CBS Sportsline; olympics Through Time; The Real Story of the olympicsCommittee Online. Summer olympics 2000 2000 olympic Schedule; Gateway soccer. http://www.shastalink.k12.ca.us/ams/LINKS_sports.htm

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48. Oklahoma Soccer Association Club Jenks soccer Club Central Tulsa soccer Club West Bank Complex North OKC soccerClub. US olympic Training Center Biographical history Report, This http://www.oksoccer.com/odp.html

ODP www.oksoccer.com Olympic Development Program (ODP) THE OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IS READY FOR ANOTHER TREMENDOUS YEAR!!! ARE YOU? click here for more information ODP Registration form for 1989 and 1990 birth year applicants - click here ODP Teams for 2002 The ODP teams have been selected for 2002. Congratulations to all those who participated and those who were selected. These names will be printed in the upcoming issue of Smoke Signals. more Congratulations to Jarod Tarver and Matt Thomas Jarod Tarver and Matt Thomas were selected to participate as a member of the Region III team in Trinidad Tobago from July 17 - 22. Congratulations to Jarod (84 regional team) and Matt (85 regional team) on their selection. Congratulations to 88 boys on Region III selections Pictured below: Jaime Zatarian, Jonathan Medcalf, Ryan Brock, and Preston Okwuonu. Jonathan and Ryan made the Region III team for 88 boys, and Jaime and Preston made the Region III pool. What is ODP? To find out more

49. Indiana University Athletics - Men's Soccer - History and players that have been associated with the soccer program at of times a Hoosierhas been on an olympic team. 512 Number of victories in Indiana history. http://iuhoosiers.com/menssoccer/history/

Choose a Sport... - - - - MEN'S - - - - Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Wrestling - - - - WOMEN'S - - - - Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Rowing Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Water Polo TEAM LINKS Schedule/Results Statistics Meet the Hoosiers Photo Gallery ... IU Bloomington Men's Soccer History - Tradition of the Program Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Letterwinners Coaches ... All-Americans The Hoosiers defeated Columbia to win the 1983 NCAA title. Indiana University soccer is synonymous with tradition and excellence. In their third decade of varsity competition, the Hoosiers are guided by five-time National Coach of the Year Jerry Yeagley. In 29 years, Yeagley has taken a program from the ground floor stages and built it into one of the strongest and most respected in the United States. In those 28 seasons, Indiana owns more wins, has appeared in more College Cups and has a higher winning percentage in both regular season and post-season play than any other school in Division I soccer. Yeagley has guided the Hoosiers to five NCAA Championships (1982, '83, '88, '98, '99), 15 College Cup appearances (1976, '78, '80, '82, '83, '84, '88, '89, '91, '94, '97, '98, '99, '00, '01), and in the process, has helped Indiana soccer hold the reputation of a program possessing a great deal of class and integrity.

50. End Of The Road: U.S. Men To Play For Bronze silver in daylight • Cuprisin Ebersol attempts to clear air • soccer US men bidto wrestle for gold • Track Johnson makes olympic history by defending http://www.jsonline.com/sports/oly00/sep00/ussoc092600.asp

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51. Ajc.com | Books, Posters And Collectibles soccerNet, International soccer news, links and much more. Amateur Athletic Foundationof Los Angeles, history of the games, the olympic Movement, and http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/services/info/extra_3.html

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52. PLCH - Kidspace - Fun & Games - Sports olympic Games Primer history of the games, information of athletes, guides to thevarious olympic symbols, and of sports including golf, soccer, and volleyball http://plch.lib.oh.us/kidspace/fun.asp?category=21

53. FIFA-World Cup Times-Background & Trophies history of soccer. history of The Cup. FIFA and the International olympic Committeewere at loggerheads over who should control the olympic soccer tournament. http://www.worldcuptimes.com/wchistory/background.asp

HOME NEWSROOM WORLD CUP HISTORY MASCOTS ... GALLERY You are here:::) Home World Cup History History of Soccer History of The Cup World Cups 1930-1998 Qualifying Campain ... Upcoming Matches LINKS Background Even though FIFA was formed as early as 1904, it took them almost three decades to start a true international competition. The Olympic tournament had been the only tournament so far with world wide participation, but that was for amateurs only. However, more and more nations had adopted professionalism and "shamateurism" was creeping into the amateur game. This was apparent at the Paris Olympics in 1924, when the very "professional" Uruguay team became the first South American nation to win the title. FIFA duly announced its plan to run its own competition, open to all affiliated countries. They did not immediately give name to the competition, but the world's press were quick to give it their own title. "World Cup", "World Soccer Championship" and "La Coupe de Monde" were favourite descriptions. Another was the "Jules Rimet Cup". Eventually that was how the World Cup officially became known, thus honouring the man who had done so much for FIFA in drumming up support amongst member nations.

54. 00/09/07 - Full BandTown Rehearsal The fuss was the inaugural gathering of a 2000 piece band, the biggest marchingband in olympic history, on a soccer oval at Charles Sturt University in the http://wwwdb.csu.edu.au/division/marketing/ne/bn/bnwsm3.htm

Wednesday 6 September 2000 Making musical history The locals came pushing prams and walking their dogs along with a contingent of international press to see just what all the fuss was about. The fuss was the inaugural gathering of a 2000 piece band, the biggest marching band in Olympic history, on a soccer oval at Charles Sturt University in the regional NSW city of Bathurst. The gathering marked the first rehearsal of the much awaited Sydney 2000 Olympic Band a main part of producer Ric Birch's vision spectacular for the September 15 Olympic Games Opening Ceremony. For five days the Australian and international band contingents have been running through the drills, perfecting their movements in anticipation of the arrival of the US and Japanese groups that would effectively double their size and sound. In less than two weeks, with significant contingents from Australia and the United States and smaller groups representing 19 other countries, these musicians will have to march into Stadium Australia as one to perform before a world wide audience of four billion. Addressing his band as a whole, for the first time, artistic director Barry Spanier said the group should feel proud they were making musical history.

55. DFB-Die Liga history The soccer playing women and girls celebrated their jubilee in 1995 silverwas crowned by the direct qualification for the olympic soccer tournament in http://www.dfb.de/bliga/frauen/geschichte/e_right.php

Season 2001/2002 Adresses Mode Archive Women's Bundesliga History The soccer playing women and girls celebrated their jubilee in 1995: After 25 years the DFB Bundestag (Assembly) decided to lift the ban on women's soccer which had been imposed in 1955, and signalled green light for a remarkable development, at the top of which stands the national team After 1989, 1991 and 1995 the German team defeated Italy 2-0 in the final in Oslo on July 12, 1997, and was thus winning the European championship for the fourth time. In the world cup in 1995, the DFB team was runner-up. In the Stockholm final, the Norwegian team achieved a 2-0 victory. This world cup silver was crowned by the direct qualification for the Olympic soccer tournament in Atlanta 1996. Women’s soccer: once smiled on - had gone Olympic. And in the Olymic Tournament in Sydney 2000 the German women´s football team celebrated a great success: they won the bronce medal. There are two names standing for success and progress. One is Gero Bisanz who coached the DFB women since their international debut in 1982, until the Olympics in 1996 where, unfortunately, no medal was won. He was followed by Tina Theune-Meyer. Her assistant Silvia Neid has also been with the team from the very beginning and wore the DFB jersey 111 times. Nowadays it is quite a normal thing for girls and women to play soccer, while not long ago, this kind of leisure activity had been disapproved of. The way to public acceptance has been long and difficult. The days when the image of fairground entertainment had been affixed to women's soccer are over. What actually counts is the mere pleasure in soccer and a serious endeavour to play it as perfectly as possible, linked with the desire to match ones strengths and faculties by way of sports.

56. About.puma.com athletes bring home the Gold at the olympic Games in of the Tournament Johan Cruyff,wears PUMA soccer cleats To learn more about the history of PUMA click here http://about.puma.com/CompanyInfo/corporatehistory1.html

Corporate and Company History from 1924-1974 Foundation of "Gebr¼der Dassler Schuhfabrik" Competing at Berlin’s Olympic Games, Jesse Owens wins four gold medals wearing Dassler shoes. During the Games, almost every member of the German Soccer Team wears Dassler shoes. In total there are 7 Gold and 5 Bronze medals winners. Additionally, Dassler athletes shatter 2 World and 3 Olympic Records. "PUMA Schuhfabrik Rudolf Dassler" is founded. Introduction of the PUMA Atom, PUMA's first soccer shoe. In the first soccer match after World War II, several members of the German National soccer team wear PUMA cleats, including the scorer of the first post-war goal, Herbert Burdenski. Josef Barthel of Luxembourg wins PUMA’s first Olympic gold in Helsinki. In Yokohama, Heinz F¼tterer sets a new 100m world record wearing PUMA shoes. Swedish and Brazilian players, competing at the Soccer World Cup in Sweden, wear PUMA cleats bearing PUMA’s signature formstrip for the first time. The Company is transformed into a limited partnership named "PUMA-Sportschuhfabriken Rudolf Dassler KG.” Armin Hary wins the 100m sprint at the Olympic games in Rome wearing PUMA track shoes. PUMA is the first sports shoe manufacturer to use the technologically advanced “vulcanization” production technique.

57. SportsFilter | All Locker Room Comments By Jacknose football? You wouldn't believe how much the word soccer grates to Brits. thread.Is there any site that has good olympic history and statistics? http://www.sportsfilter.com/lockerroom/search_comments.cfm?user_ID=1

58. Olympic Resources / NRS Information Service IOC, Press releases, structure and history of the International olympic Committee. Birmingham,AL, The folks who hosted the olympic soccer venue. Print Media. http://www.ibiblio.org/slanews/intranets/ajc/OLY.HTM

Olympics Updated January 23, 1997 History Organizations Print Media Broadcast Media ... Want More? Olympic History Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles History of the games, the Olympic Movement, and symbols - the rings, the flame, the torch relay, medals and mascots The Ancient Olympic Games Virtual Museum A pretty darn cool look at Olympic history. Courtesy of Dartmouth (also the birthplace of BASIC!) Olympic Organizations USOC The official USOC site, brought to you by the folks at the peacock network. A good source of information on the United States Olympic Committee. Among other things, includes information on Olympic training centers and a profile of a different athlete each week. IOC Press releases, structure and history of the International Olympic Committee. Information on sports federations. Columbus 96 The folks who hosted the Olympic softball venue in Columbus, GA. Birmingham, AL The folks who hosted the Olympic soccer venue. Print Media The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The AJC's comprehensive site including news updates from the AJC as well as information on lodging, transportation, food, entertainment, and more. Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph Hometown paper for the home of the USOC.

59. The Ohio State University Libraries -- EHS Library --Physical Activity Resources the hiring practices of professional sport teams, the NCAA, and the US olympic Committee Linksincude FIFA, The soccer Doctor, and the US soccer history Archives http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/spoweb/

Physical Activity and Sports Resources compiled by GERRY GREENBERG Physical Activity and Sports Bibliographer at The Ohio State University Libraries Have a Question? E-MAIL Ask a Librarian Research Guide for Sport and Exercise Sciences A search strategy for conducting comprehensive literature searches. Resource Links: Physical Education Links Sports Links Olympic Links National Sport Commissions ... Electronic Journals Physical Education American Academy of Kinesiology and Physical Education Established in 1904 by Luther Halsey Gulick, the Academy works to encourage and promote the study and educational applications of the art and science of human movement and physical activity. Promotes healthy lifestyles through high quality programs in health, physical education, recreation, dance, and sport. Puiblishes the International Electronic Journal of Health Education (not yet available full text). American College of Sports Medicine Promotes and integrates scientific research, education, and practical applications of sports medicine and exercise science to maintain and enhance physical performance, fitness, health, and quality of life. Links to information on becoming ASCM certified, associated journals, and continuing education. American Society of Exercise Physiologists Provides forum for exercise physiologists to present research, exchange ideas and information in all areas of exercise physiology.

60. Warwick Online - Birthday In History Welcome to Today In history for Friday, March 21, 2003. Famous birthdays for thisday .. 1943 Antal Dunai, Hungary, soccer player (olympic-gold-1968 http://www.warwick.net/bday_in_history.shtml

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