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	Janusz Kusociński - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Janusz Tadeusz Kusociński (January 15, 1907 – June 21, 1940) was a Polish athlete, winner of 10 000 m at the 1932 Summer Olympics.
		Born in Warsaw into a family of railroad worker, Janusz Kusociński, or Kusy as he was nicknamed, played football in various Warsaw clubs as a schoolboy.
		Janusz Kusociński was arrested by Gestapo on March 26, 1940 during the AB Action.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Janusz_Kusocinski (326 words)

	IAAF International Association of Athletics Federations - IAAF.org - News
		Warsaw, Poland - The 51st Janusz Kusocinski Memorial was held in the cosy stadium of the Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw on Sunday 12 June.
		The meeting, which is named after Kusocinski who became the 10,000m Olympic champion in Los Angeles 1932, lacked spectacular results this year, although spectators did watch some toughly-fought battles for places in the Polish Team for the European Cup in Florence.
		In the 3000m Memorial race, the Poles were unable to uphold the tradition of Janusz Kusocinski who set a World record at this distance in his career in the 1930s.
	www.iaaf.org /news/newsId=29749,printer.html (845 words)

	Janusz Kusocinski
		Chocia¿ Janusz Kusociñski urodzi³ siê w Warszawie, lata dzieciêce spêdzi³ w O³tarzewie.
		Janusz wychowywa³ siê w gospodarstwie rolnym swych rodziców.
		W latach 1928 ÷; 1939 Janusz Kusociñski 16-krotnie reprezentuje Polskê w zawodach miêdzynarodowych.
	www.ozarow.maz.pl /ozarowianka/kus/pat.htm (330 words)

	Warsaw Voice - Play Ball!
		The main project will involve building a track-and-field stadium, to be named after Janusz Kusociński.
		Club authorities count on support from Totalizator Sportowy lottery company, individual sponsors and city authorities, just a few of the organizers of the 50th Janusz Kusociński Memorial and the Olympic Youth Festival to be held in 2007.
		The stadium is to be completed in the spring of 2004 and will be ready for the jubilee 50th Janusz Kusociński Memorial to be held in late May/early June next year.
	www.warsawvoice.pl /view/952 (307 words)

	The Interwar Period (1918-1939) - Janusz Kusociński
		Comment: Janusz Kusociński, nickname “Kusy” (1907 –; 1940), world champion, Olympic master, frequent champion and master of Poland in long-distance race.
		In 1928 he was awarded a title of master of Poland in 5–thousand–kilometre race.
		On 26 March 1940 he was arrested by Gestapo and afterwards, on June 21 1940 he was shot in Palmiry near Warsaw.
	poland.pl /archives/interwar/article,,id,48902.htm (252 words)

	Olympic History
		Eddie Tolan of Michigan and Glenn (Slats) Hardin of Louisiana State College shared the plaudits of the crowd with Miss Didrikson and Sexton, but Germany, Poland and Ireland also came in for the distribution of the day's honors with the brilliant performances of Arthur Jonath, Janusz Kusocinski and Bob Tisdall, respectively.
		Tolan and Jonath broke the Olympic record in the 100-meter dash, the latter also tying the mark; Hardin and Tisdall slipped under the record in the 400-meter hurdles, and Kusocinski shattered the record for the 10,000-meter run.
		There was glory enough for all to share, but it was the herculean Sexton who was the man of the hour today.
	www.nytimes.com /specials/olympics/history/1932-sexton.html (404 words)

	Jozef Korolkiewicz colourful life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Janusz Kusocinski, Polish athletics hero and World War II martyr, is sitting third from the left.
		Kusocinski, who won the olympic gold medal (10 000 metres) in 1932 and had the 3000 metres world record, was a friend of Barbara and Jozef.
		Jozef Korolkiewicz wrote and illustrated a humoristic, but true, story about the two gentelmens’(Janusz and Jozef) “fight” to become soldiers of the Polish Army and defend Warsaw in 1939.
	www.pax.nu /korol/life/sport/bc14.htm (96 words)

	SportsShooter.com - member: Jakub Wronski
		Anna Rogowska [POL] at 2005 Janusz Kusocinski Memorial.
		Anna Jesien [POL] at 2006 Janusz Kusocinski Memorial.
		Monika Pyrek [POL] at 2006 Janusz Kusocinski Memorial.
	www.sportsshooter.com /members.html?id=6019 (166 words)

	IAAF International Association of Athletics Federations - IAAF.org - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In the memorial 3000m, a distance at which Janusz Kusocinski was the World record holder (8:18.8), the Kenyans took the first 4 places.
		Monika complained that she is not feeling very good in Warsaw and she promised to jump higher in Bydgoszcz where she set the best European outdoor result 3 years ago.
		After the end of the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial, the Board of the Polish Federation announced the teams for the European Cup.
	213.92.22.28 /news/Kind=2/newsId=25609.html (1227 words)

	Russian Athletics \| News
		Irina Simagina and Natalia Sadova win at Janusz Kusocinski Memorial.
		Irina Simagina and Natalia Sadova have won their events at the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial, held in Poland’s capital tonight.
		Besides, Andrei Yepishin set the Russian season best in the men’s 100 meters of 10.52 seconds, when he was second in the event.
	eng.rusathletics.com /nov/nov.php?ind=224 (68 words)

	AthleticsAfrica.Com - Regions
		IAAF's Elshadai Negash reports that Abel Kirui is the most recognisable and in-form out of the four Kenyan runners having won a 12km road race in Eldoret last weekend.
		He also finished third over the 3000m at the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial meeting in Warsaw, Poland on 12 June.
		He will be joined in Addis Ababa by his training partner Peter Muriuki who is also coached by Kenya’s former world 10,000m record holder Yobes Ondieki.
	www.athleticsafrica.com /Outgoing/eastafrica.html (3153 words)

	TrekEarth \| Park im. Szczubelka, Warszawa Photo
		In the Western part there are old buildings and military equipment on show.
		It's also the place where one of the most famous Polish pre-WW2 sportsmen - Janusz Kusocinski - was killed by German nazis as he was a soldier of the Polish Underground Army (AK).
		Only registered TrekEarth members may rate photo notes.
	www.trekearth.com /gallery/Europe/photo495061.htm (189 words)

	Athletics Leics > Track & Field
		Grant Baker was second in the 800m in 1:58.09, behind race winner Tim Bayley of Belgrave who won in 1:56.19.
		BEN CHALLENGER finished in 9th place overall at the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial Meeting in Warsaw, Poland.
		The 27-year-old Loughborough athlete cleared 2.10m with his second attempt, which turned out to be his only clearance of the day as he went out of the competition at the 2.20m height.
	www.athletics-leics.com /track_and_field.html?startidx1502=120 (6400 words)

	www.mensracing.com
		Vladimir Kotov out to defend 'up-run' title at Comrades
		Kipketer, Czapiewski the main attractions at Warsaw Janusz Kusocinski Memorial
		Pitt track coach Steve Lewis let go, rails against abuse of power
	www.nyrrc.org /mensracing/news/02junnews.html (951 words)

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