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Danny Harris fails drug test
NEW YORK. May 23: Danny Harris, the 1984 Olympic silver medalist in the 400-metcr hurdles and
the man who broke Edwin Moses' 122-race winning streak, has failed a drug test and could be suspended for four years. The New York Times reported Friday, reports AP.
The newspaper s story was based on "a source familiar with the situation." which it did not name.
It also did not say what drug was involved or at what meet Harris allegedly tested post the.
The Athletics Congress, the US governing body for track and field, would not confirm or deny the report. TAC docs not comment on drug cases until they are resolved, and then only If a suspension Is Imposed.
The newspaper said Harris tested positive after competing at a meet early this year, and at present he was In the midst of a hearing trying to overturn the findings
Harris' coach. Bob Kerscc, did not return a telephone message. His agent. Tony Campbell, was reported out of the country, and Harris did not return a call left with his club. Nike International.
Harris. 26. won eight major races last year. Including the national championship, and was ranked No 2 In tlx world and No I In the United States He was scheduled to defend his title Sunday in the new York Games this weekend, but meet director Alan Steinfeld said Harris withdrew "because of persona] reasons." without elaborating.
An athlete is Ineligible to compete while his or her case Is being appealed
In 1987. Harris beat Moses in a 400-mcler hurdle event In Spain. Moses' first loss In 1 1 years
If Harris Is suspended, he would miss the Barcelona Olympics, plus the 1993 and 1995 World Championships The International Amateur Athletic Federation, the sport s world governing body, in err used the ban for using most banned substances from two years to four last year.
If a hearing or appeals panel ruled in his favour. Harris would become eligible for competition immediately.
TWO SUSPENDED
Meanwhile. TAC announced that sprinter Greg Moses was suspended for four years and Louisiana State discus thrower John Nichols was suspended for two years for doping violations.
Greg Moses. 27. of Athens. Ga. was suspended for failing to appear for a drug test the week of Feb 10.
Oreg Moses tested positive for cocaine at the 1990 US Indoor Championships, and was suspended for two years, through Feb 24. 1992. During the suspension, he was required to undergo periodic testing, under IAAF rules.
In February. Greg Moses failed to appear for a scheduled test. He did not appeal his suspension and is now incligl blc through Feb 24. 1996.
Nichols. 22. Is suspended for two years, through July 30, 1993. He failed to appear for an out of-competition drug test the wrek of June 14. 199).
His suspension was upheld last November by a three member panel of TAC's Doping Hearing Board. A three-mem ber panel of TAC's Doping Appeals Board upheld the decision to suspend Nichols, the 1989 NCAA collegiate discus champion.