Q:What type of details about al cantello can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: al cantello -lrb- born 9 june 1933 -rrb- is a retired american javelin thrower as a member of the united states marine corps . he is currently the coach of the men 's distance running program at the united states naval academy where he has been since 1963 . he graduated from la salle university in philadelphia in 1955 . in 1959 , he set the world record in the javelin and won the bronze medal at the 1959 pan american games and made the us olympic team in 1960 summer olympics in rome . despite having the second longest throw -lrb- 79.72 m -rrb- in the games during the qualifying rounds , he finished tenth -lrb- with an official throw of 74.7 m -rrb- . during the rome olympics , he suffered from dysentery and was not permitted to throw the american-style javelin , but has stated '' he has no regrets '' . cantello won the aau title in 1959 and 1960 , and held a world ranking of # 4 for both years . in 1964 , '' sport magazine '' named cantello to its all-time track and field team and voted him the world 's greatest competitor in the javelin . he was known for his form , in which he would throw his whole body into the throw and end in a semi-handstand . his personal best throw , with the old javelin type , was 86.04 metres , achieved in june 1959 in compton . he has coached at the united states naval academy for more than 40 years where he was named ncaa mid-atlantic coach of the year three times . he is known by his runners for his creative use of the english language . while at la salle , cantello was twice named to the track and field all-american team . he won the javelin contest at four straight mid-atlantic conference track and field championships and three times won the javelin toss at the penn relays . in 2013 cantello was inducted into the u.s. track & field and cross country coaches association -lrb- ustfccca -rrb- coaches hall of fame along with ron allice , dennis craddock , jim hunt , curtis frye and paul olsen .
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