p104-p105 ＜ LANDMARK English Communication Ⅰ｜啓林館デジタル教科書

In 1962, / Rusty traveled to Japan / to learn judo. /

Returning to the US, / she then began to teach it. /

She <span class='nw'>organized</span> the first national judo championships /

for women / in 1974. /

Later, / she became the <span class='nw'>coach</span> / of

the US women’s team. /

In 1976, / her team took part

in the British Open. /

It was the only international

championships / for women’s judo / at that time. /

They

continued / to take part in the championships / every

year. /

But Rusty felt / that women’s judo needed / more

international championships / to <span class='nw'>improve</span> its <span class='nw'>status</span>. /

In 1980, / she organized / the first women’s judo

world championships / in New York. /

She made

[T-shirts] / to make money / and even borrowed money /

for the championships. /

Players from 27 countries

and three continents / joined the event. /

This number

of countries and continents / was important / for

having women’s judo / in the Olympics. /

By the early

1980s, / many people were <span class='nw'>expecting</span> women’s judo /

to become an official Olympic sport. /

Rusty was

sure / that women’s judo would be <span class='nw'>included</span> / in the Los

Angeles Olympics / in 1984. /

Still, / there was one more

<span class='nw'>challenge</span> / she had to meet. /

Questions

Q6	(She felt that) It needed more international championships.

Questions

Q7	She organized the first women’s judo world championships in New York.

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