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After a 48-hour “rest” period, the USA Olympic Team Track and Field Trials resume tonight in Eugene, Ore. The action is in the 400-meter dash. Historically, on an international level, the event has been dominated by American men (losing Olympic gold just once in the previous 52 years, excluding the 1980 boycott in Moscow.) Jeremy Wariner, the gold medalist at Athens in 2004, has breezed through the heats, and his only competition should come from LaShawn Merritt, who defeated Wariner in Berlin four weeks ago. Wariner is seeking to duplicate the feat of his mentor, Michael Johnson, the only man to win consecutive gold medals in the 400. Sanya Richards, the Kingston-born American record holder in the 400, has been pushed hard in the trials. Her health is an issue: She’s battling a disease that causes lesions in her mouth. Is it time for the stars to shine on Brooklyn’s own, Natasha Hastings? The 21-year-old, a graduate of Manhattan’s A. Philip Randolph High School, ran the fastest time in NCAA history last year as a junior at South Carolina. Mary Weinberg has run smoothly during the heats.
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|After a 48-hour “rest” period, the USA Olympic Team Track and Field Trials resume tonight in Eugene, Ore. The action is in the 400-meter dash. Historically, on an international level, the event has been dominated by American men (losing Olympic gold just once in the previous 52 years, excluding the 1980 boycott in Moscow.) Jeremy Wariner, the gold medalist at Athens in 2004, has breezed through the heats, and his only competition should come from LaShawn Merritt, who defeated Wariner in Berlin four weeks ago. Wariner is seeking to duplicate the feat of his mentor, Michael Johnson, the only man to win consecutive gold medals in the 400. Sanya Richards, the Kingston-born American record holder in the 400, has been pushed hard in the trials. Her health is an issue: She’s battling a disease that causes lesions in her mouth. Is it time for the stars to shine on Brooklyn’s own, Natasha Hastings? The 21-year-old, a graduate of Manhattan’s A. Philip Randolph High School, ran the fastest time in NCAA history last year as a junior at South Carolina. Mary Weinberg has run smoothly during the heats.
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