STEVE DIPAOLO / Reuters Lauryn Williams (left) passes Chryste Gaines during the first heat of the women's 100 meters at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials.

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EUGENE, Ore. – The announcer at Hayward Field was introducing notable sprinters in a quarterfinal heat of the women's 100 meters yesterday at the U.S. Olympic Trials. He never mentioned the woman in Lane 8, who has won an Olympic gold medal, a bronze and three world championships.

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WIMBLEDON, England – Ana Ivanovic covered her face when the shocking upset was over yesterday, as if that would pass for a dark room where she could contemplate where it all went wrong.

You don't have to jump back many leap years to find a time when the pole vault only separated the men from the boys. Great male athletes shunned the decathlon because it included the event. It takes intensive training and coaching. Poles snap. People get hurt, or even worse. You go up in the sky, launched by this delicate device, and land on an overstuffed mattress – if you're lucky.