Leo Bookman warned for + test

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Sprinter warned for positive test
From correspondents in Colorado Springs
November 15, 2005

AMERICAN sprinter Leo Bookman, last year's 200m indoor US collegiate champion, has tested positive for a banned substance and accepted a public warning.

Bookman, 23, tested positive for salbutamol at the Jamaica International Invitational meet on May 7, the US Anti-Doping Agency announced today (AEST).

Bookman's first doping offence resulted in being disqualified from the meet, forfeiting a 200m second-place finish.

Bookman won the 2003 and 2004 US college 200m indoor crowns while a senior at the University of Kansas and also the 2003 US college 200m outdoor title.


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Salbutamol is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, although any athlete who provides documentation before a meet confirming a valid medical need for the substance can receive an exemption allowing the use of salbutamol.

Just thought that someone would want to read this since he went to ku. Im not saying anything bad about ku.

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!