Sentences with phrase «field competitions»

In» 83, in retirement, Connolly shed some light on track and field competition in the Cold War era, admitting that he had competed on steroids for a number of years and supporting acceptance of their use, a stance that he would later reverse.

With better data from targeted screening and more data from longitudinal monitoring, anti-doping agencies hope that they can gain an edge in the off - the - field competition between drug cheats and drug testers.

That puts magnetars in the No. 1 spot, reigning champions in the universal Strongest Magnetic Field competition.

At Hogwarts, there are games that are found nowhere else («quidditch» is the school - wide field competition, played in the air on broomsticks).

Tollers can compete with other retriever breeds in all three areas of the Canadian Kennel Club field competitions: Working Certificate, Hunt Test and Field Trial.

WATCH Penn Relays One of the nation's oldest and largest track and field competition, hosted bythe University of Pennsylvania, is run for the 115th time beginning thisThursday.

RETIRED: From track and field competition, OLLAN CASSELL, 28, of Nutley, N.J., one of the country's top dash men for the past nine years and a member of the U.S. gold - medal - winning 1,600 - meter relay team at the 1964 Olympics, to become director of track and field for the AAU.

A total of 34 student athletes from Dolton West School District 148's three junior high schools participated in the 2018 Illinois Elementary School Association's State Track and Field competition.

They should be bathed occasionally, along with its nails trimmed regularly, its teeth brushed and its ears checked for any dirt to prevent infections.They should be exercised daily, which can be in many forms such as taking long walks, participating in field competitions, or going on hunting trips.

These field competitions have proven very successful for Rhodesian Ridgebacks.

Conformation Show — The show is held following completion of all field competition.

The English Springer Field trial Association (ESSFTA) was established as the parent club for the breed in 1927, and today continues to promote the breed in both ring and field competition.

As you can see, preparing a dog for the adventures of hunting or field competition is a varied process.