At last, the main event: Bailey and Johnson go head-to-head in a dash for cash

Article Abstract:

Oakville, Ontario native Donovan Bailey feels slighted by 1996 Olympics media coverage that he says was pro-American, denying him the traditional title of World's Fastest Human. Bailey looks forward to his 150-meter duel with Michael Johnson in the June 1, 1997 One-to-One Challenge in Toronto.

Interview, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Johnson, Michael (American car dealer)

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Running on the fast track to Atlanta: Donovan Bailey begins a new year in the spotlight

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Bailey, 28, is preparing for the 1996 Summer Olympics and several preliminary track meets before that competition. He won the 100-meter World championship in 1995, and has a good chance at a medal in 1996. The Oakville, Ontario, resident also is a spokesman for several products.

Track and field athletes

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The power and the glory: Donovan Bailey is poised to star in the Games' main event

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Bailey is the defending world record holder in the men's 100-meter sprint, and he has a good chance of winning a medal at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games. Other Canadian competitors in track and field include Bruny Surin and Glenroy Gilbert. The race will be held Jul 27, 1996.

Cover Story, Training, Olympics, 1996 AD

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