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Article: Montgomery responds to USADA notice of doping inquiry
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- AP Worldstream
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- June 19, 2004
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ROB GLOSTER, AP Sports Writer
AP Worldstream
06-19-2004
Saying he will fight for the chance "to fulfill his dreams and participate in the 2004 Olympics," 100-meter world record holder Tim Montgomery told the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency that he has done nothing wrong and ridiculed alleged USADA evidence against him.
Montgomery, one of four U.S. athletes who were formally notified on June 7 that the USADA is pursuing possible drug charges against them, issued the response Friday to the anti-doping agency. It was written by his attorney, Cristina Arguedas, and released by her to The Associated Press and other news organizations.
Montgomery and the other three athletes _ Chryste Gaines, Michelle ...
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Article: USADA charges Montgomery with doping offence
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June 24, 2004 ;
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...USADA charges Montgomery with doping offence WASHINGTON ... Athens Olympics. "The USADA letter does not allege that Tim Montgomery took any banned substances ... s reputation." Under USADA rules, Montgomery has the option of accepting ...
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