A Colorado man was killed Sunday during a high school track meet after a hammer thrown by an athlete accidentally struck him.
The unfortunate man died trying to protect his wife and son from the flying hammer during the competition at the University ...
The University of Colorado Colorado Springs, which hosted the event, said the implement had “cleared certified barriers.” ...
The organization defines the hammer as "a metal ball that’s attached to a grip by a steel wire." Firefighters pronounced Langston dead at the scene. The name of the athlete who made the throw ...
Advertisement The World Athletics Organization defines a hammer throw as “a metal ball that’s attached to a grip by a steel wire.” The hammer weighs 16 pounds for men and 8.8 pounds for women.
A 57-year-old man at a Colorado Springs meet died when a hammer thrown by a participant cleared barriers and struck him.
A spectator was killed after a hammer weight was thrown out of bounds at a high school track and field event on Sunday. The ...
The hammer throw event uses a heavy hammer weight attached to a grip by a steel wire. Compared to discus, shotput and javelin, the hammer throw is a less common field event in the U.S. Some states ...