Article: 100s there for the taking at world championships

100s there for the taking at world championships

By ROB GLOSTER Associated Press

Sunday, August 17, 2003

Although he's still a long way from crawling, 7-week-old Tim Montgomery already has had a huge impact on the sprinting events at the track and field world championships that start Saturday in a Paris suburb.

His birth has left the field wide open in two of the signature events of the nine-day meet, the women's and men's 100 meters.

Tim's mother -- Marion Jones, defending champ in the 200 and Olympic champ in the 100 -- is taking time off after giving birth June 28. And his father -- Tim Montgomery, the world record-holder in the 100 -- has struggled on the track after five weeks of ...

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