Title: Jamie Osborne
Content:  horse he was riding at Exeter in March 1997, Avanti Express, tested positive for the tranquillizer ACP. Osborne injured his right wrist in a fall at the Cheltenham festival in March 1999. Later that month he announced his retirement from race riding and his intention to train on the flat. He was quoted as saying: "I haven't been enjoying the riding as much as I used to. There were lots of lows, I kept falling off, banging my head. I had just had enough of it. I've no regrets, but I will not miss going to Ludlow on a Thursday". 
Title: Mary Jepkosgei Keitany
Content:  Mary Keitany announced her retirement on Wednesday, 22nd September 2021 aged 39 years. Her retirement was occasioned by a hip injury she suffered during  the 2019 London marathon, which restricted her training and performance.
Title: Odas Moon
Content:  Moon was relieved of duty at ACTS on January 29, 1936 and died at the age of 45 on November 19, 1937. At the time of his death, Moon had been waiting in the Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point Comfort, Virginia to be retired from active service which was to have taken effect on December 31, 1937. Retired Air Force Major General Eugene L. Eubank said in a 1982 interview that Odas Moon, a very close friend of his, "drank himself to death". Eubank said that he and "Odie" Moon had served in the Air Corps together from 1919 on the Mexico–U.S. border flights and had been devoted friends ever since. Eubank served as Moon's copilot in May 1929 for 
Title: Eddie Obeid
Content:  issued a statement that his granddaughter, Gisele, was diagnosed with cancer tumours in her kidneys in November 2010 and that, despite an operation and extensive chemotherapy, recent scans suggest some of the tumours remain. He said: "My wife and I need to spend all our time supporting our son Moses and his wife Nikki through this difficult time." Following his announcement to retire, John Hatzistergos MLC also announced his intention to retire from the Legislative Council. Walt Secord, the former chief of staff to the former Premier, Kristina Keneally, and Adam Searle were nominated by Labor to fill the casual vacancies.
Title: Linda Cuthbert
Content:  In September 1980, Cuthbert announced her retirement from competitive diving, citing a loss of motivation to train and the continual problems of finding training facilities. Despite her decision to retire coming just several months after her accident, she expressed the two were unrelated and made her decision while on a tour of China, Hong-Kong and Japan.
Title: Maha Al-Bargouthi
Content:  Al Bargouthi announced that she would retire in her sporting career in February 2017, she officially retired two months later on 20 April 2017 in a retirement ceremony under Prince Raad's patronage.
Title: Karina Bryant
Content:  On 2 August 2013 Bryant announced her retirement from professional Judo saying "I feel my body is telling me this is the right time to retire." She had three surgeries after the London Olympics but aggravated an old injury when she tried to return to training.
Title: Philip Chevron
Content:  In June 2007, The Pogues' website announced that Chevron had been diagnosed with oesophageal cancer. In early 2008, the website announced that Chevron had recovered, and that his hearing had returned to almost pre-treatment levels. He embarked on the March 2008 tour of the United States and sang "Thousands Are Sailing" at each performance. By 2009, Chevron was free of cancer. However, in May 2013, it was announced that the cancer had returned and Chevron was terminally ill. His last public appearance was at the Olympia Theatre for a fundraiser in August of the same year. Chevron died on 8 October 2013 in Dublin at age 56.
Title: Kara Lang
Content:  on 8 November 2010. Unfortunately, this was her last appearance playing soccer, as recurring ACL and knee injuries, forced her to retire. She made the official announcement at an Oakville Soccer Club Press Conference on 5 January 2011, in front of young fans, coaches, soccer club affiliates, and press. "I have gotten everything out of this sport, and I have given this sport all that I have," she said about her retirement. Teammates Diana Matheson, Robyn Gayle, Carmelina Moscato and Melanie Booth also noted that Lang was one of the most 'enthusiastic, hilarious, courteous and spontaneous people' that they ever knew, and were proud not only to have called her a teammate, but one of their best and lifelong friends.
Title: Robert Osborne
Content:  Osborne retired from the air in early 2016 due to ill health and missed a number of TCM annual events over the next year. Osborne died at his New York City apartment in The Osborne on West 57th Street on March 6, 2017, from natural causes at the age of 84. Reactions to his death included tributes from many in the entertainment industry. The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences released a statement saying, "The affection he had for the Oscars and the Academy was wholeheartedly reciprocated, and we are grateful for his friendship and indelible contribution to film history and our community." Others in the industry who mourned Osborne included Alec Baldwin, Eva Marie Saint, Liza Minnelli, Cher, Larry King, Leonard Maltin, Patricia Arquette, Bryan Cranston, and Patton Oswalt. On the day of Osborne's death, The Hollywood Reporter published a statement by Dame Angela Lansbury: "He was also the ultimate fan — and the ultimate friend — and our friendship will endure in my memory always".

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": The crew member of Apollo 8 did not retire as of 1969-09-01.
Answer: False