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Bailey slow off the blocks
ATHENS. Aug 2: Donovan Bailey, the 100 metres world record holder. made a disap pointing start to the defence of his world title here today and was accused of playing mind games by major rival Ato Boldon. reports AFP.
The 29-year-old Canadian, the reigning Olympic champion. was virtually last out of the blocks in his heat and could only finish second behind a Greek sprinter.
A disgruntled Bailey, who pulled out of a press conference at the last minute on Thursday, threw his running stickers away and sat against a railing In the rest area.
Boldon. who ran an impressive 10.10 in his heat, sale! that he didn’t take Bailey's performance seriously.
Boldon's American training partner Maurice Greene, who came through his heat In relaxed style, joked about Bailey's performance.
Frank Fredericks, the dual silver medalist from Atlanta, eased through his heat as did Greene's fellow Americans Tim Montgomery and veteran Mike Marsh.
Olympic champion Svetlana Masterkova is in a race against time to be fit for Sunday's World Championships 1.500 metre semifinal after limping away from her first round run.
Immediately after finishing the first round she had an ice pack put on the leg.
American sprint sensation Marion Jones came safely through her 100 metres first rouna heat and said she was over her attack of the butterflies.
The 21-year-old Jones, who declined a place In the 1992 Olympic relay team because she felt she was too young, said that she had been unable to sleep the night before her debut at a major championships.
Jones' main rival, the 37-year-old Jamaican Merlene Ottey bidding to become the oldest ever world champion, took time to get into her stride after getting out of the blocks only fifth but then motored clear of the field to post a time of 11.27 seconds.
Defending shot put champion Ranay Barnes went crashing out of the championships when he failed to qualify during the morning heats.
The 31-year-old world
record holder could only manage a throw of 19.51m, which left him in sixth place and out of the competition.
It was a bitter blow for the Olympic champion who. since serving a two-year ban for drug taking In the early 1990s. was back at his best, taking the gold in Atlanta and throwing a 22.03m at the US trials in June for the season's best performance.
Barnes' qualifying group was won by his arch-rival John Godina who. had it not been for the wild card rule introduced by
the InternaUonal amateur athletics federaUon (IAAF), would not have been here.
Kelly Holmes one of the pre-race favourites for the 1500 metres world title also failed in her heat — dashing her hopes of a 800-1500 metres double.
The 27-year-old Holmes, who has set the fastest time this year, had to be carried off the track by officials after pulling up on the final bend.
Ireland's Sonia O'Sullivan, the reigning 5000 metres world champion, won the heat in 4 minutes 8.9 seconds.