Olympic champion Carl Lewis of the US takes part in an interview with AFP in Beijing on August 7, 2008 a day ahead of the start of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Alexander Mogilny Jersey . [Agencies] INDIANAPOLIS - Carl Lewis, winner of nine Olympic gold medals, has been selected as a member of USA Track and Fields seven-person audit panel, chief executive Doug Logan announced on his blog on Monday. This 1984 file photo shows Carl lewis of the US winning the 100m mens final of the Los Angeles Olympic Games on August 8, 1984. [Agencies] The committee will analyze the selection process for the team, coaching and preparation for international competitions. Members will also study the performance of the Beijing team, in particular national relay team preparation and training. The US contingent won 23 medals, the most of any country, but will be remembered more for dropping the baton in both the mens and womens 400-meter preliminaries. The panel also includes gold medalist Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, silver medalist Ralph Mann, 1992 Olympic mens coach Mel Rosen and US Olympic Committee executives Doug Ingram, Steve Roush and Jay Warwick. This group knows success in sports on a personal basis and all know what it takes to achieve the highest results, Logan wrote. We are thankful that they have chosen to serve us. The committee will begin work immediately and report directly to Logan. He hopes to receive a copy of the panels findings by January 12. Lewis, a former world record-holder in the 100 meters, is one of just two men to capture nine gold medals in Olympic athletics competition. Fitzgerald Mosley won the gold in the 100 hurdles in 1984, while Mann took home silver in the 400 hurdles at the 72 Games. Hes also a renowned sports scientist. Rosens mens team in 92 won 20 medals, setting world records in both relays. Vaughn Martin Jersey . 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MIAMI -- With their new old manager, the free-falling Florida Marlins had the same old result. Jered Weaver pitched seven innings and the Los Angeles Angels spoiled 80-year-old Jack McKeons return to the dugout Monday night with a 2-1 win over the Marlins, who tied a franchise record with their 11th consecutive loss. The game came hours after the Marlins introduced McKeon as their interim manager for the rest of the season. He came out of retirement to replace Edwin Rodriguez, who resigned Sunday. The change in leadership failed to inspire an immediate reversal by the Marlins, who are 1-19 in June. The losing streak is their longest since 1998, when they lost 108 games. "Everybody is trying to do too much," McKeon said. "Once we get one or two wins, theyll relax a little bit." Florida has dropped 11 consecutive one-run games, matching another franchise record. Weaver (9-4) tied for the big league lead in wins. He allowed only five hits and one run to lower his ERA to 2.01, second-best in the majors. Jordan Walden pitched the ninth for his 17th save in 20 chances. "It was a good pitchers duel, and luckily we were able to come out on top," Weaver said. Floridas Anibal Sanchez also went seven innings and gave up one run, which was unearned because of a passed ball by catcher John Buck. "Im doing the best I can," Sanchez said. "We continue to lose games. One day were going to stop that. Were going to figure out how to win." Los Angeles broke a 1-all tie in the seventh. Maicer Izturis singled off Steve Cishek (0-1) for his third hit, took third on a single by Erick Aybar and came home on a groundout by Torii Hunter. "He got a good jump," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "I dont think there was any play at the plate." The Angels also scratched out a run in the sixth to tie the game. Aybar reached on a bunt single, took second on a balk and went to third on Bucks passed ball. With the infield in, Hunter grounded an RBI single up the middle. "I just tried to make something happen," Hunter said. McKeon took over the 2003 Marlins in May and led them to the Worlld Series title, and Florida is hoping for a similar turnaround this season. Aaron Hernandez Elite Jersey. "I have the utmost respect for Jack McKeon," Scioscia said. "Im sure hes going to work hard to get them going in the right direction." The start of the game was delayed one hour 43 minutes, by rain. When McKeon finally took the lineup card to home plate, he received a big ovation from the small crowd and responded by doffing his cap. "That was very, very nice," he said. "It makes you feel it was worth coming back." Then it was more of the same. The Marlins, averaging less than three runs a game this month, totalled only five hits, all singles. Their final 11 batters went down in order. "I want these guys to have fun," McKeon said. "As soon as they start having fun, youll see the worm change." The breaks continued to go against Florida. Hanley Ramirez pinch-hit in the ninth and was called out on strikes on a 3-2 pitch that appeared outside. In the eighth, Gaby Sanchez hit a liner that bounced off the first base bag straight up, allowing Mark Trumbo to make an easy out. "That kind of sums it up," Buck said. "We had a couple of things go wrong, and bad luck." Florida eked out a rare run in the second. Jose Lopez led off with a single, took third on a single by Buck and scored on a sacrifice fly by Dewayne Wise. The Angels had at least one hit in every inning, but they grounded into three double plays and went 1 for 11 with runners in scoring position. "It was a frustrating night for us on the offensive side," Scioscia said, "but we did just enough." NOTES: Before the game, the Angels recalled RHP Michael Kohn from triple-A Salt Lake and optioned SS Andrew Romine to Salt Lake. ... Marlins OF Mike Stanton, held out of the starting lineup for the third game in a row due to a right eye infection, saw a specialist and said he hopes to play Wednesday. ... Despite playing in sunny Southern California, the Angels this season have waited out eight rain delays totalling nine hours 41 minutes. ... The visit to Miami was the Angels first since 2003. ' ' '