Who's who?(38)...

[79.]

Who is the oldest human being (a man, I suppose)
to have ever run a regular electric sub-11"00
100m in history?...
The same question about a sub-50"00 400m.

[Jon]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

Quick note - this is number 39! (Look about 12 threads below this one)

;-)

[Rob]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

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[The King]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

>
Who is the oldest human being (a man, I suppose)
to have ever run a
>regular electric sub-11"00
100m in history?...

The earliest sub-11.00 electric 100m that I can remember is Eddie Tolan & Raplh Metcalfe's 10.38 at the 1932 LA OG, although I'm sure that there was an even ealier sub-11.00 FAT 100m by one of those two...

[wineturtle]

Re: Who's who?(39)...

Lee evans ran 47.5 as a 42 year old,not sure of the exact FAT.
Kevin Mourning ran 10.92 as a Master back in '96 I believe.

[Rob]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

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[The King]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

>>>The earliest sub-11.00 electric 100m that I can remember is Eddie Tolan &
>Raplh Metcalfe's 10.38 at the 1932 LA OG, although I'm sure that there was an
>even ealier sub-11.00 FAT 100m by one of those two...


Was that the
>question?? I thought he was asking who the oldest person to run sub 11.00 was,
>not the oldest recorded performance of a sub 11.00 100m...

That is the second time I have done that today...my apologies, it has been a tough day...

[79.]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

I think nobody knows the answers.
Neither do I...

[utopian]

Re: Who's who?(38)...

These may help for the 100. Bill Collins may be your guy.

http://www.dallasmasters.com/records/dmt_runs.htm

http://www.theharrier.com/BCollins.html