Vol. 1 No. 11 MAY 1987 PRICE $2 Clean sweep by AC T NATIONAL TITLES duo in Nike SERVE AS PRELUDE Garry Hand and Annette McNeill (Perkins) take National Vets titles in Canberra BY MIKE ADLER TO WORLD GAMES The 1987 Nike Canberra Marathon may not have attracted its usual array of top “name runners” but it nevertheless produced some outstanding performances. WORLD CLASS PERFORMANCES HIGHLIGHT In idyllic conditions — 13.03 improvement for ment is irrepressible 67- TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS IN clear, cool and no breeze — 2.30.57 was magnificent. year-old George McGrath’s over 600 competitors lined- Geoff Damm and Ron 3.01.16! This is a 12 min­ up for the 7.30 start, and Vines also eclipsed their ute 20 second reduction of With World Games fever fast gathering typically the echo of the previous times. the M65 race record set by momentum around the country, a record near starting pistol had barely Personal bests also feat­ Norm Gulbranson in 1984. 700 entries were received for this year’s National faded, before race favourite ured prominently among So Norm lost a record Track & Field Championships held at the Sydney Garry Hand was showing a the leading women, Karen while setting a new one. Athletic Field over Easter, 17-20 April. clean pair of heels to the Banks, Lynda Walton Ever the optimist, Marie Nearly fifty National and nine World records were opposition. (NSW) and Carol Ey, 2nd, McGrath explained that set (subject to ratification) during an action packed four Leading clearly after 3rd and 4th all bettered George told her to look out days of competition. the 5-kilometre loop from their previous PB’s, as did for him from 2.45! George Many World class performances were witnessed two groups containing the PNG visitor Maria Lifu contested the throughout the meeting, keeping the large crowd totally main contenders, Hand (7th), AverilWest(NZ) by at the Nationals and fol­ enthralled as each tactical confrontation seemed to had opened up a gap of a a massive 8 minutes for lowed that with a run in the capture their imagination. kilometre from his nearest 9th, and 10th placegetter Anzac Marathon a week From Day 1 the ACT’s brilliant Garry Hand set the rival by the half way mark. Shirley Kelly of later. pattern for things to come, with a bold, front running, all At this stage the sur­ with a 2-minute improve­ the way win, in a new National record time of 30.33.08, prise of the race was ment. The surprise brilliant International flavour was maintained with for the M40 10000 metres. Shepparton late entrant debut by Judy Hudson to With the exception of intermittent rain on the morn­ Brendan Norden who had fill 6th place in an excel­ Hans-Peter Wessling from Duisburg, West ing o f Day 2, providing a wet track and slow times for moved through to second lent 3.14.50 augers well sprinters, also some discomfort for officials, conditions place after 7 kilometres, a for her future. Intending to contacting the Australian Embassy in Bonn for con­ during most events were relatively good. position he held for another contest a Triathlon on the Despite limited resources in various key areas causing 15 kni before weakening NSW South Coast, Judy tacts for in during his holi­ some delays to the scheduled programme on the second to take 2.45 39 for Jfst missed her transport, took day, meet Director Hany Stanley and his many willing place. off for the marathon start, day here. He was put into contact with Race Director organisers, are to be congratulated on the manner in Meanwhile Hand, run­ made a late entry, and put which the enormity of the task was successfully conducted. ning an even second half, up a performance to be Dave Cundy, entered, and his 2.52.05 placed him The unique camaraderie of the Veteran Athletic organ­ annihilated the opposition proud of. M50 runner-up to ACT’s isation at these annual National Titles has to be exper­ to set an Australian Veteran Seventy-year-old ienced to fully appreciate the wonderful feeling of ‘ ‘fitness record of 2.19.0, almost 2 Queenslander Norm Gul- Peter Kallio, whose time was below par after a few through fellowship” and the great spirit of friendly kilometres ahead of Weston branson running his 20th competition that prevails. Creek club-mate and marathon — all under 3.30, weeks on the sidelines Club President 34-year- with injury. lopped 13 minutes off the Above: Aileen Hogan, W65, (), scorches to old Paul Rake runner up Queenslander Shirley Below: Looking in a pen­ M70 course record in a yet another victory in the , at the in 2.26.10. In seventh Harris had a big win in sive mood at the start of magnificent 3.24. He said National Championships. position early, Rake moved his preparation was terrific W55 taking 13.43 off this year’s National Vets up a few places before until a fortnight ago when Brenda Every’s record in Marathon titles in Can­ The feature event of the meeting this year was the half-way, and finishing he unwisely raced a hard 4.09. There were 496 berra, Bill Seton, (NSW), inaugural running of the “ Master of Masters Sprint strongly, caught Phil Gar­ 30km, got weakened by a finishers. Queensland also No. 142 and Denis Fitz­ Handicap” , held on the second day of competition. vin at 41 kms and cleared virus and only ran 25 km provided the winner of the patrick, (Vic), No. 144. Comprising all individual age-group winners, out to a 44 second advant­ over the past two weeks. Wheelchair division in 40- Fitzpatrick went on to take appropriately handicapped and run in two divisions (male age to give the ACT Weston Norm intends contesting year-old Mike Nugent, Gold medal honours in and female) the event provided the highlight of the Creek club the coveted the Gold Coast marathon who completed the course the M55 category, with a Championships. In a virtual blanket finish in each event, Quinelja. as his only other marathon in 2.6.50. great time of 2.52.00. photo cameras were required to determine the eventual Photo courtesy of The Nike was Hand’s before . winners, the effervescent Fred Turner M45 (13.5 metres) “Canberra Times”. 50th marathon, his first What a colossal achieve­ (Refer results on Page 14). and 12.57, finishing over the top of M80 George Simp­ Nike win but his third son (56.23 metres) 12.66. In the female division the marathon success, having delightful Wilma Perkins, W35 (19.2 metres) got the previously been successful judges’ nod over , W45 (24.35 metres) despite at Bathurst and Darwin. both recording 13.07. This was his fastest mara­ The tense atmosphere and anticipation of the capacity thon for 4 years. The home crowd before the race was quickly transformed by a town win gave him his car­ tumultuous reception for the athletes as they hit the line. eer highlight. It was a great innovation by the NSW Vets and hopefully it Weston Creek completed will become a permanent feature event on the National the double when 38 year- Titles. Track and Field programme. old Annette McNeill (Per­ (Refer report page 7. Full results on pages 8,9 and 10). kins) scored her first mara­ thon win in 4 years of running, in her 13th mara­ thon, with a 4!/2 minute margin from Karen Banks (29) who recorded a PB by Popular S. A. president, Dave 4 minutes over her Melb­ ourne effort in 1985 of Mallet steps down 2.58.09. McNeill (Perkins) has been an ACT Marathon Retiring president Dave Mallett stopped running more than a year ago due to Representative in 4 success­ osteoarthritis in the hips. He carried on in his office though and steered us, almost ive years, a medal winner single handedly at times, through the 1986 National Championships when so much on each occasion and the was left up to him. He was, of course, National President for our host year as well. leader of the ACT gold Dave does not take the “ accountancy” approach to sport. He never measures his athletics — medal-winning team in neither in times, medals, records or members. Rather than quantity, his ‘bottom line’ is quality. the last two years. As well as athletics, his other interests include backpacking in the wild, swimming, canoeing, Garvin ended up with rock climbing, cycling, soccer — anything physical. 2.26.54 after alternating He has devoted many voluntary days of his varied life helping youngsters carry out Duke of with NZ’s Bruce Blair Edinburgh Award activites. contesting his first mara­ Now Dave is at the crossroads. He needs hip replacement surgeiy soon and dreads the twelve thon in M40 ranks. Blair month physically inactive period that must follow. was relegated to fifth by Unable to run, Dave’s attention to athletics has naturally waned as he fell back on his other strong-finishing Tony pursuits. It is for this reason that he stood down from the presidency. His style of Club leadership Luyendyk who scored a has been the personal approach and together with his undeniable ability to organise with the mini­ PB o f 2.27.12 in his first mum of fuss, his great contribution to the S. A. Vets scene has been invaluable. year as an M40. The top Yorkshire bom, Dave is now Oz rather than Ocker and has become almost as well known ten, nine by ACT runners, throughout as the Pie Cart. included many outstanding Good luck in the year ahead Dave, and may you come back better than ever. personal bests, and 38- year-old Peter Skinner’s CONTENTS j Editorial ...... 2 Dedicated to all existing and potential Veteran ’87 World Games U pdate...... 3 Athletes in Australia. Under the Watchful E y ...... 4 Racewalk Review ...... 5 Overseas News ...... 6 After just experiencing yet another memorable image of the quality in Veteran Athletics, to capture the interest and I 1987 National Track & Field Titles and Australian Track & Field Championships at the Sydney imagination of the general media. I therefore reiterate my thoughts ♦ Results ...... 7, 8, 9, 10 Athletic Field over Easter week-end, it served once again once again on this subject from an ealier Editorial quote — ♦ ♦ to remind me what a wonderful organisation we are ♦ NSW News (Waratah) ...... 10 ♦ It is absolutely essential to the success of World Games that fortunate to belong to. our many ‘own’ world class athletes get maximum exposure in every ♦ ACT News (Vetrunner) ...... 12 ♦ ♦ ♦ Competition was needless to say in most areas, of the highest way possible, in the important lead up over the coming months. W .A. News (Vetrun) ...... 13 For example, why not a 10000 metres “ Feature Race” at Olympic ♦ ♦ level, yet still retained that camaraderie of friendly rivalry we are S.A. News (Grey Hares) ...... 14 renowned for. I observed so many marvellous moments over the Park, comprising of top stars like Garry Hand, Neil Ryan, Trevor ♦ ♦ four days of competition that reinforced this unique spirit of Vincent, Carl Stephenson, Graham Kipp etc., or a well publicised ♦ Queensland News ...... 15, 16 ♦ comradeship that exists in Veteran Athletics. assault on the world record for , with the great Tom ♦ ♦ ♦ Around the Grounds from Vic ...... 17, 18 ♦ If you don’t believe me, just look at the photo below, only Roberts making the pace for Dick Telford, Alan Bradford, Garry Footnotes from Tasmania...... 19 minutes after contesting a furious final in the “ Master of Masters Hand, Bob Lange, and others. ♦ ♦ Sprint Handicap” , the girls aged 30 to nearly 70, were all winners, Further exciting possibilities conjure up all sorts of wonderful ♦ ♦ even happy in defeat! Track and Field publicity for the Games. Just imagine the media ♦ ♦ One incident that typifies the degree of sportsmanship that interest in a head to head confrontation between, once again, “ our ♦ ♦ prevails was during the tense minutes just prior to the start of a ow n” great World Champions, John Gilmour, Jack Ryan, George ♦ ♦ sprint final, when a competitor went to change into his spikes and McGrath and Alan Burgoyne. Even sprint classics, involving ♦ ♦ to his horror realised he had left them in his parked car, some dist­ Wendy Ey, Judy Pollock, Daphne Pirie, Aileen Hogan and Wilma ♦ ♦ ance from the stadium. However, without any hesitation one of his Perkins. These great exhibitions of Veterans Athletics would, I’m ♦ ♦ direct rivals immediately offered him a spare pair from his running sure, bring to the attention of the sporting public, and the general ♦ ♦ bag. The irony was, the gesture almost cost him a gold medal as the media, how we in Australia are comparable with the best in the ♦ ♦ two virtually hit the tape together! world. We must make every endeavour to promote these great ♦ ♦ Further to my comments on the front page to the inaugural champions, create a national pride in them and ensure all Australians ♦ ♦ running of the “ Master of Masters” feature event, conducted by are right behind them in their quest for gold, next November. ♦ ♦ the NSW Vets on this year’s National Track and Field programme. Till the next issue, stay fit, healthy and happy. ♦ ♦ This was the first positive step in an attempt to foster the overall — MIKE HALL. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

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Munich Olympian Anton io Vi I Ian ueva BANKCARD/VISA ...... EXPIRY / Who might be heading (46): Ran a 29.52 10k last WHICH IS YOUR STATE CLUB? ...... week (almost beat Smith), anxious to compete for Melbourne for the an incredible effort for age-46. Has been one of V11 World Veterans’ the top LDR runners since in World Games turning 40. ACCOMMODATION BY PEG McMAHON Games Jack Greenwood We have plenty of choice of accommodation Esther Rott of Israel will surely be one of the (61): Won five gold medals left at attractive prices and convenient locations. most interesting athletes to compete in the World Qantas and Menzies at Rialto have been in San Juan in 100, 200, 400, 110H, 400H. U.S. We have Apartments (fully self-contained) which Veterans Games starting at Olympic Park on 28 very generous with their sponsorship and November. masters T & F athlete of sleep 4 and includes a cooked breakfast for the remarkable offered some assistance with fares and the year in 1986 for winning price of $50 per night (i.e. $12.50 per person). She qualified for the final of the 200 metres in accommodation for a few athletes from four golds in U.S. champ­ Melbourne University, the centre of all the social in 1976. But that was before the massacre which overseas. ionships, including 3 activities as well as great training and sports facilities has killed her coach. Rott was shattered and immediately M60 WRs: 14.98 100H; still rooms available. The price is $45 for room and half withdrew. present. Minister. Is taking 57.65 400; 46.31 300H. board. Although it is still too a year off to devote to run­ It was some time before she overcame the trauma of early to say which athletes Irene Obera (53): Won City we have hotel rooms ranging from $32 to $ 100 Munich, but got back into training. She is the only ning. Sturak is his will be able to take advant­ 3 golds in Rome in 100, per night from budget to 5 star. survivor of that ill-fated Israeli team to enter the Olympic manager. Runs for Reebok. 200, 400. Holds W50WR St. Kilda, close to the beach and golf course and a age of this generosity, the George Cohen (47): arena again. list of potential competitors in 100 (12.9); 200 (27.3). convenient location to Olympic Park, has a full range of This she did in Montreal where she qualified once Holds world M45 800 mart: Holds W50 U.S. record in accommodation. reads like a Who’s Who. of 1.57.7. Didn't get to more in the final, finishing sixth. Rott is now 35 and her Here are just a few of the 400 (63.5). U.S. masters The advantages of booking with us are: competitive spirit should see her on the track again. Rome because of lack of female athlete-of-the-year 1. That we will be able to arrange special information U.S. Champions bound for money, so he could use There is one problem. She is trying desperately to Melbourne this year. in 1985. Made cover of to be at your place of accommodation on arrival. find sponsorship in Israel to represent her country. help. Consistent sub-2.00 50 + Magazine last year as 2. We can arrange updates and emergency informat­ runner; did 1.58 in 1986 Officials hope that there may be Israeli compatriots living Tracy Smith (41): Just top woman 50+ athlete (all ion to be posted on noticeboards. here who may be prepared to help her. at age 46. sports) in U.S. 3. Early morning pickups for marathon and roadwalks set U.S. 10k mark of Web Loudat (40): Already entries are coming in from some of the 29.50; won masters mile The standard of com­ can be arranged. Second to Smith in masters 4300 athletes expected from 47 countries, with indicat­ in New York in 4.20; won petition looks like it is 4. You are assured that you will have the company mile in 4.23. Second in ions of an extremely strong women’s marathon event, going to shape up to the of numerous athletes and therefore greater opportunities U.S. M40 indoor mile in IGAL 10k in including Jacqueline Hanson of US and Belgian Denise 4.18. No. 1 U.S. runner at best yet. for goodwill, friendship and fun. Alfvoet. in 30.59. — Courtesv “ The Aee” . Promoting the Relaxation Response By Brian P. Miller, B.Ed (Hons.), M .A. UNDER THE ! In this article Mr Miller describes two methods of relaxation that have been developed at the Australian Institute of Sport (A.I.S.) specifically for short term preparation just prior to a competition, these are ‘Modal Ten Relaxation' and 'Clock Relaxation'. INTRODUCTION WATCHFULEY j

In today's modem society there is a OUR CORRESPONDENT: Wendy Ey, B.E.M. (Vice president A.A.S.A.), k growing interest in relaxation techni­ Manager, Australian Track & Field team at the 1984 , Los Angeles, I ques because of the alleged benefits former Australian 100 yds sprint champion 1956, silver medallist T of better mental and physical health. 1958, Multi World Veteran gold medallist and current W45 World record holder in 100 A and 200 metres. I Sport psychologists at the A.I.S. Despite her extremely busy schedule as a lecturer at the South Australian College A have already commented on a number of Advanced Education, many teaching appointments and an endless array of other | of relaxation techniques in previous commitments, Wendy still finds time to maintain the high level of fitness required to * articles in this journal. In this article an become a World class athlete. I As a journalist Wendy has successfully written many books and publications over J outline of two strategies that are par­ the years and her research into Athletics for Women in Australia has done much to k ticularly important in the days leading further the cause of female participation in this country. , I up to performances in major cham­ As a member of the Board of Management of the Australian Athletic Union, also, A pionships is presented. we feel sure her regular column will provide interesting and informative reading for all I Veteran athletes. | AN APPROACH TO RELAXATION Sport psychologists at the A.I.S. offer assistance to athletes with respect to five stages or tiers based on the time frame of competitions. The stages ARE SOME VETERAN are; Sport Psychologist guiding athlete through relaxation technique.

(1) LONG TERM PREPARATION PMR too sapping in the days leading became slightly bored with the same (2) LONG TERM PREPARATION FOR ATHLETES HOOKED ON up to major championships. They sequence over and over again. These A SPECIFIC COMPETITION preferred to wait for competition day names were chosen for the techni­ (3) SHORT TERM PREPARATION before going for any maximum efforts ques in order to act as a trigger in help­ (4) BEHAVIOURS DURING COMPETI­ “THE SPORT DRUG” and did not want to 'burn up' their ing athletes to remember the se­ TION strength reserves in those vital last quence of attention focus around the (5) REACTIONS AFTER COMPETI days. body. However, both techniques are With Veteran Athletics currently and euphoria (a feeling of well-being), both -TION. based on the same principle; the effects of the externally administered opiates.” It was obvious that alternatives experiencing an unprecedented growth athletes focus on assessing the would have to be developed, because and with it the inevitable fierce desire PEOPLE BECOME ADDICTED TO Modal Ten Relaxation (MTR) and amount of relaxation present in a despite some of the athletes' reserva­ to compete are we in fact in danger of TELEVISION, TO WORK — EVEN TO Clock Relaxation (CR) were developed tions about PMR, the unwanted stress variety of muscle groups. They are becoming hooked on “The Sport Drug”. EACH OTHER! by the author in an attempt to reduce symptom of increased muscle tension asked to passively experience the sen­ The theory is that these opiates or the physical symptoms associated In this article, can sport and exercise be was still present as they prepared for sation rather than to try and modify endorphins can be stimulated through some with increased tension during the third an alternative to drug-taking? competition. Some athletes ex­ the level by any physical movement. form of natural activity and if this is so, it may of these stages - Short Term Prepara­ Dr Garry Egger, Ph.D. discusses his perience a marked elevation in residual mean that we can achieve a bio-chemical tion. This stage refers to the final days Adopting a comfortable position many theories on this complex and fascinating levels of tension that increases the escape through natural highs — i.e. through or hours prior to a competition. In re­ (sitting or lying) with eyes closed, the subject. probability of injury and subsequent cent months these techniques have athlete focuses on each muslce group sport, games, play and exercise — which underachievement. While PMR re­ * An extract from “The Sporting been used by Australian athletes from for approximately 30-60 seconds. means such activities have the potential to be mains a useful relaxation technique in Alternative” Australian Workout. Track & Field (Commonwealth The sequence of muscle groups for as potent as some of the more powerful drugs. some circumstances, it was not as ap­ Games), Rowing (Commonwealth and each technique is listed in Table 1. As we approach the year 2000, threats to I asked Dr. Egger whether he considers propriate at this stage of the com­ World Championships) and Netball (In­ The athlete is then asked to assess the the survival of mankind are legion with the we are all potential addicts of a positive or a petitive season. MTR and CR are the ternational tours and test match level of relaxation in each muscle - as nuclear menace evoking the greatest fear in negative nature of SOMEthing! He is of the results of experiments with a variety series). The techniques are if using a rating scale of 1 to 1 0. Most the majority of us. Some scientists claim our opinion that we are — but not necessarily of of relaxation techniques that have schematically represented in Figures 1 athletes are 'in tune' with their world came in with a big bang — and gloomy drugs. There are different levels of addictions, previously been recommended by & 2 . physical responses and find this task soothsayers predict humanity may well go out and different TYPES of addiction. People leaders in the field (Benson, Beary & relatively simple. Depending on cur­ become addicted to television, to work — Carol 1 9 7 4 ). They are hybrid versions with another! MODIFYING TRADITIONAL rent fitness status, or the nature of the even to each other! — and the ones who that have been developed specifically In the meantime, and perhaps partly TECHNIQUES most recent training session, the become negatively addicted to any one of for sportsmen and women. because of the nuclear shadow that overhangs The traditional technique employed by athlete will have a range of muscle us all, we are finding other paths to self- those things prove that it is not so much a drug psychologists to reduce somatic or sensations across the major muscles. THE TECHNIQUES destruction agd becoming a drug-taking problem that exists — it is more of a ‘ "person physical stress is Progressive Muscle Some muscles will feel tired or sore, society that strives to escape painful realities. problem” ! A negative addiction is defined as Relaxation (PMR). This technique in­ The tw o techniques include the same but this does not matter. Experience A burgeoning. of twentieth-century-living one which takes over your whole life making passive focus on successive muscle has shown that if the athlete can con­ volves the successive tensing and problems help to spark and maintain a corres­ a normal, balanced existence impossible. A groups, but the sequence is different. centrate exclusively on the muscle relaxing of major muscle groups. ponding proliferation in the numbers seeking positive addiction is one which enhances it. However, several experienced power MTR was the first technique to be group in question, the 'Relaxation release from self-awareness. In fact, drug Do we all need to get hooked on some­ athletes had complained that they developed, and CR foiiowed when it Response* (Benson, Beary & Carol thing that takes us away from reality for a 1974) will follow automatically. dependency has infiltrated modem Western found the maximal contractions in became obvious that regular users society in almost epidemic proportions as while, that helps to dissipate stress? Garry contemporary man struggles to cope with the Egger thinks that we do need something which is involving enough to “ take us out of Figure 1 t-lgure 2 by-products of a technology that has thrust him forward, in a gigantic leap, in the name of our own mind for a while — at various times M ODAL TEN progress. The body, and to some extent the during the day” . Experiments were carried brain, is used less and less to perform tasks, out at the University of Chicago where people RELAXATION and too many have the time and money to were prevented from engaging in periods of spend on activities deleterious to their health “ micro-flow” during the day. Micro-flow — overeating, excessive consumption of states are those day-to-day activities through alcohol, smoking tobacco and other matter, which one can temporarily lose the state of plus an escalation in the use of more quickly physical awareness. In other words “ little devastating, harmful drugs such as heroin. At highs” which may come our way from some­ the same time, physical activity as a normal thing as humdrum as washing the dishes or bodily function has decreased. from more generally considered attractive Hollywood, the frequently scandalous activities such as reading a book or listening American film metropolis, has always had a to music. Those taking part in the experiments very active drug scene. Many major stars — developed a number of minor pathologies and their families — have for years found “a such as headaches, an inability to sleep well way out’ ’ of the place by swimming in a sea of and so on. It therefore became apparent from drugs and alcohol — usually a combination, the trials that human beings need “ little highs” and the casualties have been well-documented. for their good health! So you’ve no need to But suddenly there is a new craze in tinsel feel guilty about those tea and coffee breaks town and a whole string of famous names — unless, of course, you are concerned that have got hooked on a different “ drug” — all that caffeine may be detrimental to your fitness! Jamie Lee Curtis, the actress who got health! her body into shape for the film “ Perfect” , ‘ ‘Macro-flows” , or deep flow states, on was recently quoted as saying “ The show the other hand, are major consciousness- business world has gone ape over health. It’s altering activities — and it is to these that as if fitness picked up where drugs left o ff’. there is the potential for either positive or So how about the rest of the world? Can negative addiction. All sufficiently engaging playing sport and an involvement in fitness activities have the potential for both — even exercise. Dr. Egger considers the ultra- Auflraian Inswde ct Syn really be compared to drug-taking? Can people get hooked on exercise in a positive way marathon runners, who may run to extreme which improves their lives? Can exercise be even through injury, to be negatively Numbers relate to the successive muscle groups that are focused on in turn. used as an alternative programme for drug addicted. Typical symptoms are decreased As Garry Egger says in his book, ‘ ‘When TABLE 1. addicts? blood pressure, relaxation of skeletal One person who found some answers to a person becomes so involved in an activity MODAL TEN RELAXATION CLOCK RELAXATION muscle, decreased respiration rate, those questions and then put it all into a fas­ that things around him become blurred and reduced heart rate and pupil constric­ 1. Stomach 1. Left Bicep cinating and provocative book, “ The Sport the person becomes one with his activity . . . tion. 2. Chest 2. Left Forearm Drug” (first published in 1981) is Dr. Garry a flow pattern can be achieved . . . this APPLICATION concept of flow forms a link between sports 3. Lower Back 3. Chest Egger. MTR takes about 12 minutes to com­ 4. Thighs 4. Stomach Dr. Egger has worked for many years as and drugs and may help to explain why both can be peak experiences or psychological plete, and CR takes a little longer. 5. Calves 5. Left Thigh a research scientist in the fields of preventive 6. Left Calf highs with the power of transcendence and Athletes are able to learn the techni­ 6. Biceps health and drug research and in “ The Sport que and practise it by themselves. 7. Forearms 7. Right Calf Drug” he stated that “ like using drugs, play­ addiction.” Right Thigh Just how conclusive is the evidence During the 1986 Commonwealth 8. Shoulders 8. ing sport can move people from mundane 9. Right Forearm relating to body opiates being released during Games either or both of these techni­ 9. Face & Jaw physical reality to a space that is egoless, 10. Right Bicep exercise? At the present time, it is still in the ques were used approximately 12 10. Entire Body timeless and even transcendental” . He times per day in the Games' village. 11. Shoulders speculative stage. It IS known that the effects argued that the highs gained through running, All sessions were conducted on an in­ 12. Face & Jaw of analgesia and euphoria occur during intense playing tennis or taking part in a football dividual basis and some athletes were exercise and there is also some evidence that a psychologists do not have a monopoly ment of international sport reveals given audio cassette tapes of the match may be comparable to those produced bio-chemical reaction does take place in the on teaching self-regulation techni- technique. They were then able to that some of the classic approaches to by the use of LSD, alcohol or heroin. body, causing this to happen — but still more ques.) stress reduction are inappropriate. practise whenever they felt the need. While researching the book, he explored research is needed on the subject. The most frequent group of users MTR and CR are examples of the the role of the body’s natural opiates in causing If we DO assume that this reaction takes were field event exponents, followed specific and applied work of sport References these highs. “ Scientists have recently place during strenuous activity, then when we established the presence of an opiate-like by multi-event athletes, oarsmen and psychologists. Books on so-called ap­ Benson, H<, Beary, J., & Carol, M., talk about alternative programmes for drug group of substances in the human body . . . hurdlers. The distance athietes used plied techniques in sport psychology 'The Relaxation Response', addicts, can we also assume that a more passive particularly in the limbic forebrain, i.e. the the techniques least of all. The techni­ all list such skills as PMR as prere­ Psychiatry, 3 7 , 3 7 -4 6 , 1 9 7 4 . activity, such as meditation, would not be so ques seemed to become more popular quisites for athietes interested in feeling or affective area of the brain . . . these Jacobson, E., Progressive Relaxation, successful in getting an addict hooked on a with the^athletes as the competition relaxation. These books are often have come to be known as endorphins. They Chicago: University of Chicago Press, substitute pastime? day drew nearer. Coaches who took w ritten by university lecturers who are are identical in function to the opiates 1 9 3 8 . That would depend on the individual, the time to learn these techniques well versed in the theory of such con­ (morphine and heroin) derived from the says Dr. Egger. Some people react better to would be able to lead their athletes cepts. However, increased exposure M r Miller is a sport psychologist a t the flower of the opium poppy, Papaver passive activities, like meditation or watching through the exercises (sport to athletes in the pressurised environ- A.I.S Somniferum. Research has shown that they are involved in analgesia (absence of pain) (Concluded on Page 14)' RACEWALK REVIEW

BY PETER WADDELL Klaus Maurer - Queensland's walking wizard

Like many of our top racewalkers Klaus Kristian and I were select­ Despite having to travel Maurer, 43, from Beaudesert, Queensland, ed in Queensland State 85 kms to the Gold Coast attributes his introduction to the “heel and teams” . for work each day, Klaus still manages to rise at 4am toe” division to his eldest son, Kristian, who in order to complete his at the time was a successful junior walker in daily training routine of Little Athletics. A keen participant in 10-12 kms four days a week rugby and cricket at school, and a longer run at the Klaus admits he never Kristian encouraged A fitness fanatic and an week-end/or competition inherant natural ability has excelled in athletics. On with the QVAC in Bris­ dad to run along with him leaving school he turned on training sessions, until enabled him to completely bane. dominate the State Veter­ his attention to serious after severa. weeks Klaus weightlifting and rowing, mastered the technique and ans’ scene over the last few years, and he remains joining the Toowong Row­ could walk the full dis­ ing Club, and regularly tance. unbeaten over all distances Now a regular competit­ in the OVAC. represented in fours and or at all State and National eights, over the next eight titles, Klaus took the silver It was soon after that he 'ears, culminating with medal honours in both the joined the Queensland Ilis selection for Queens­ Veterans’ club and began 5k and 20k walks in Adel­ Klaus said: “ One of the land in the lightweight aide last year, and recently his career proudest moments of my fours at the 1970 National placed a creditable fourth early in 1982. life was in 1985 when both Championships. in the same events at this year’s National Champ­ ionships in Sydney against the strong M40 division, won in fine style by A CTs Dave Thomson. In addition to winning all Queensland Records tumble Vets titles he was also placed 2nd in the Open State 20k Titles.

Klaus now has his sights firmly set on the World in National Titles Games in Melbourne and considers his chances will be in the tougher 20k event rather than the faster on the track Fourteen National and six World walk metres in a National record records (subject to ratification) were set at time of 28.39. Ballarat (Vic) athletes made a clean Right: Klaus Maurer, 43, this year’s Australian Veterans’ Champion­ sweep of the older age div­ seen here striding to ships, held in Sydney over Easter. isions, with Stella Mur- another victory in the 5000 nane, W65, posting new metres walk at the QVAC National times in 34.03 Victorians generally W50, winning both her State titles recently. and 71.08; Nance Jeffreys, — Photo Coluna Photos. dominated the three events events in record times, W75, National and World by reaping no less than 26.48 and 57.14; Penny records in 37.Q4 and75.38 twenty three gold medals Hall (Vic), W 45, retained and Arley-Jane Nicholls, in the various age categor­ her titles in 27.36 and W70, 37.34 (5000metres). ies. 59.55; newcomer Gwen Keith Knox (NSW) M35 in the same field at the recent National Titles in Sydney The 5000 metres track Vines (ACT), was success­ outright winner of the 5000 and relived the past. Their last race together was in the event, held at the Sydney ful in her first attempt at metres (track) and 20K A tribute to the One at the Australian Championship in 1930. Athletic Field, Kensington, National level, winning road walk, took out his * They were Bert Gardiner 86 and Tom Daintry 76. Bert in near ideal conditions, the W40 division in 27.41 division in 22.09/98.23. was representing Victoria and Tom New South Wales m produced some fascinating and 59.01. Double successes were those days and they had not met in competition since individual battles for medal Jane Johnson (NSW) Veteran Movement also recorded by Dave 1930. honours, and subsequently made it double gold 29.52 Thomson (ACT) M40, Retiring from active walking, Bert became involved many outstanding perform­ and 63.51 W30, while 22.12, 100.30; John Smith FLASH BACK TO THE PAST IN ATHLETICS in an official capacity with the V .A .A .A . in Melbourne. ances. the multi talented Shirley (NSW) M45, 22.49/99.17; However, Tom continued in top competition in three Overall winner in the Brasher (Tas) 30.16 and Theo Orr (Vic) M60, The Veterans Athletes’ movement has made States (N .S.W ., Qld and Vic), for a further 57 years. female division, Heather 63.58 set new National 25.47/117.23; Jack Both these athletes are indebted to the Veterans McDonald, (Vic) W35, marks in the W60 age it possible for two ex Australian Race-walking Webber (SA)M70, 31.04/ champions of the 1920’s, then representing rival Association for providing the opportunity to meet com­ scored a brilliant double group. 139.19; Tom Daintry (Vic) petitively once again. World champion runner States, to once again meet in competition at by taking outright the M75, 28.43/126.40; and National level. This event should encourage all Veterans of the 5000, and the 10k road Jean Albury, W55, recov­ 90 year old Gus Theobold future to continue actively for as long as they are able to walk, in 26.04 and 55.02. ering from recent knee sur­ (Vic) 35.09/154.01. Although being of separate age groups they lined up participate. Other highlights inclu­ gery. showed her versatility The extra distance in the ded A C T s Joan Hooper. by winning the 5000 arduous 20k Road walk provided some interesting reversals in the medal hon­ ours. Notably in the M50 division where (Vic) and Bob Gardiner (Vic) shared the spoils in the two events, INTERSTATE likewise in the M55, Peter Waddell (ACT) and Ray Hangan (Vic) reversed the RESULTS honours and again in the M65 where Vic Townsend (NSW) turned the tables ROUNDUP on 5000 metres winner, George Nevitt (Vic). Vic­ SOUTH AUSTRALIA torians Roy Grierson 26 April, 10k: 1 T. Thompson 58.50, 2 G. Peters 63.57. (M80) and Bert Gardiner (W) 5k: 1 A. Miller 31.40, 2 S. Mumford 34.10. (M85) both took gold in 11 April, 5k: 1 D. Cox 29.42, 2 M. Marker 31.47, 3 T. their respective age groups. Thrhompson 35.15. ACT NEW AUSTRALIAN 25 April, 8k: 1 D. Thomson 37.37. 2 R. Whyte 41.51, AND WORLD BESTS 3 E. Reynolds 48.17. 4 T. Vogler 50.04, 5 Mary (subject to ratification) Wahren 62.52. Nance Jeffreys (W75) NSW 5000, 37.04 (A.R/W.R.); 25 April, 10k(W): 1 J- Johnson61.03, 2D. Keys63.31, 10k 75.38 (A.R./W .B.). 3 Y. Melene 72.24. 10k (M): 1 J. Smith 47.58, 2 Joan Hooper (W50) K. Laws 48.53, 3 J. Mison 53.44, 4 L. Bird 54.23, 5000, 26.48 (A.R./W.R); 5 F. Overton 55.07, 6 L. Irwin 56.23, 7 B. Jones 10k 57.14 (A.R.). 59.44, 8 V. Townsend 59.52, 9 R. Whittam 61.50. Gus Theobold (M90) 5000, 35.09 (A.R./W.R.); W.A. 10k 154.01 (A.R./W .B.). 25 April, 10k: 1 T. Jones (P/V) 50.07, 2 J. Turnbull Tom Daintry (M75) 58.50. 5000, 28.43 (A.R./W.R.). VIC Heather McDonald 26 April, 35k (VWAC Champs): B. Dudon (2nd) (W35) 5000, 26.04(A.R.); 198 49 15k (VWAC women open Champs): 10k 55.02 (A.R.). 1 Penny Hall 94.02, 2 Ronda Beveridge 100.29, 3 Stella Mumane (W65) Marge Colthup 105.15, 4 Stella Mumane 110.27. 5000, 34.03 (A.R.); 10k 10k: J. O’Neill 74.51. N. Jeffreys 77.10, G. Paton 71.08 (A.R.). Shirley Brasher (W60) 57.42. 20k: R. Hangan 124.24, K. Johnson 124.45. — Photo by Allan Studios. Tom Daintry 137.02, F. Harris 153.09. 5000, 30.16 (A.R.); 10k 63.58 (A.R.). An enthusiastic group of Victorian Veteran Walkers seen here at the recent World Games training launch at Jean Albury (W55) Olympic Park, on Monday, 13th April. L. to R.: Tom Mynes, Frank McGuire, Tina Leb, Marge Colthup, Freda 5000, 28.39 (A.R.). McGuire and Gus Theobold. Bridgeman 63.1. M70: E. Warwick 83.8. W35: 1. C. RECORDS CRASH Marler 59.7 (WB); 2. H. Edwards 61.8. W40: 1 . M. Hocknell 63.9. W45: J. Hulls IN BRITISH 65.0 (WB). W55: C. McLennan 75.8 (BB). OVERSEAS NEWS INDOOR 800 METRES M40: 1. R. Bell 1.57.2 (WB); 2. A. Roper 2.00.7. M45: 1. N. Carroll 2.05.8 CHAMPIONSHIPS (Irish guest); M. Wrenn The high quality of David Burton 7.9. M55: 1. C. 2.08.5. M50: 1. B. Bartholo­ performances by Brit­ Williams 7.7 (BB); 2. B. Guy mew 2.13.5; 2. E. Williams 20th World Veterans Cross ish Veterans, many of 7.7 (BB). M60: 1. S. Brooks 2.13.8. M55: 1. J. Dixon whom will be seen in 8.3 (=BB); 2. G. Bridgeman 2.15.2; 2. D. Thomas 2.16. Melbourne later this 8.4. M65: 1. A. Lovett 8.8; 2. M60: 1 . H. Tempan 2.28.5; year, was clearly illust­ A. Franklin 9.5. M70: 1. C. 2. K. Bruns 2.34.4. M65: 1. rated recently by the Fairey 8.6 (WB); 2. B. Met­ J. Senior 2.36.8 (BB); 2. B. Country Championships many World ana Nat­ calfe 9.4. W35: 1. V. Bonner Brierly 2.52.9. M70: E. War­ ional records broken 8.3; 2. C. Marler8.5. W 40:1. wick 3.09.1 (BB). W35: C. at the 1987 BVAF P. McNab 8.6; 2. M. Hocknell Marler 2.19.0; 2. J. Holmes ISRAEL, 25KMS 17 MARCH, 1987 Indoor Track & Field 2.19.4. W40: P. Gallagher Championships, at 8.6. W45: 1. U. Gore 8.4 (WB); 2. M. Mills 9.2. W50: 2.22.1 (BB); 2. D. Fellowes No. Country 116 F. Bettella 60 Italy 1.59.21 12 Cosford, on 28th 2.35.7. W45: M. Singleton Total Name Time Cat. March. 1. C. Graham 9.1 (=WB); 2. Place 117 J. Wiseman 50 England 1.59.25 18 R. Chrimes 9.1 (=WB). W65: 2.37.8; 2. M. Farish 2.52.7. 1 A. Borowski 40 1.23.34 1 118 V. Gainer 50 Israel 1.59.42 19 Among the large num­ M. Wixey 10.3; 2. P. Taylor 1500 METRES 2 M. Martin 40 England 1.23.50 2 119 H. Fueter F40 Switzerl 2.00.23 1 ber of new World Indoor M40: 1. A. Roper 4.07.3 120 U. Ron 41 Israel 2.00.40 31 12.3. 3 H. Camol 45 Belgium 1.24.14 1 marks set were some out­ (=BB); 2. M. Martin 4.08.1. 4 A. Roper 40 Wales 1.24.25 3 121 R. Morag 41 Israel 2.01.05 32 200 METRES 122 N. Ofan 45 Israel 2.01.12 28 standing performances M45: 1. M. Wrenn 4.19.5; 2. 5 D. Van Santen 40 Holland 1.24.44 4 from Frank Taylor, M50, M40: 1.1. Green24.1; 2. M. 6 M. Santiago 45 Spain 1.24.47 2 123 Z. Englander 40 Israel 2.01.28 33 Toole 24.2. M 45:1. R. Hooks K. Summersgill 4.23.5. M50: 124 H. Maertens 45 Belgium 2.01.44 (heat) 54.8, 7 P. Voets 45 Belgium 1.25.35 3 29 24.3; 2. R. Austin24.4. M50: E. Williams 4.28.0; 2. L. 125 B. McNamara 40 Ireland 2.01.47 34 Colin Fairey, M70, 60 8 N. Green 50 U.S.A. 1.27.37 1 D. Burton 25.0; 2. T. Bow­ Parrott 4.36.5. M55: 1. J. 9 C. Leigh 50 England 1.29.17 2 126 S. Ban- F45 England 2.02.14 5 metres 8.6, Ron Bell, Dixon 4.36.4; 2. A. Hughes 127 D. Wingrin 50 England 2.02.25 20 man 27.9. M55: C. Williams 10 E. Schaffer 45 Austria 1.29.24 4 M40, 800 metres 1.57.2 4.47.2. M60: 1. H. Tempan 11 H. Rodhammer 40 Austria 1.29.48 5 128 J.C. Gramforst 45 France 2.02.31 30 25.9; 2. K. Whitaker 26.9. and sprint doubles by Una 4.56.6; 2. R. Lucas 4.59.3. 12 J. Hermann 40 F.G.R. 1.31.43 6 129 M. Van Reeth 60 Belgium 2.03.22 13 M60: J. Moran 28.2; 2. J. Gore, W 45, M65: 1. J. Senior5.18.6 (BB). 13 G. Van Nuffelen 50 Belgium 1.31.54 3 130 C. Breton 40 France 2.03.44 35 Cowler28.2. M65: A. Franklin 131 W. Drisch 55 F.G.R. 2.04.03 17 8.4 and 200 metres 28.8; 2. R. Brierly 5.41.0. M70: 1. 14 D. Wood 55 England 1.32.14 1 33.7; 2. H. Goodman 34.6. 5 132 M. Chollet F35 Switzerl 2.04.04 5 also Rosemary Chrimes E. Warwick 6.06.1. W35:1. J. 15 C. Klattborg 45 1.32.49 M70: 1. C. Fairey 29.6 (BB); 16 R. Manning 55 England 1.32.51 2 133 J. Vandroogenbr 40 Belgium 2.04.11 36 (equal World Best) W50, Holmes 4.39.1; 2. Amanda 134 C. Schaeffer F46 F.G.R. 2.04.13 6 2. B. Metcalfe 34.8. W35. V. 17 J. Walker 45 England 1.33.05 6 60 metres 9.1 and 60 metres Cooper 4.48.9. W40: 1. P. 135 A. Schaeffer 50 F.G.R. 2.04.14 21 (hurdles) 11.9 and Carina Bonner 27.4; 2. C. Marler 18 C. Desclos 40 France 1.34.33 7 Gallagher 4.44.6 (BB); 2. M. 19 M. Houlmann 40 Switzerl 1.34.57 8 136 S. Tzur 41 Israel 2.04.25 37 Graham, W 50, 60 metres 27.7. W40: M. Hocknell Beacham 4.56.5. W50: 1. M. 20 0. Stocklin 40 F.G.R. 1.35.02 9 137 C. Fremder 41 Israel 2.04.31 38 9.1 and 200 metres 30.8. 28.2 (=WB); 2. B. Brown 138 R. Lapid 41 Israel 2.04.43 39 21 K. Fischer 45 F.G.R. 1.35.13 7 Irish middle distance star Loudon 5.53.6 (BB). 139 L. Aellen 70 Switzerl 2.04.59 1 30.1. W45: 1. U. Gore 28.8 22 A. Albiero 40 Italy 1.35.29 10 140 O. Ludzuweit 70 F.G.R. 2.05.05 2 Noel Carroll took the (WB); 2. J. Hulls 29.5. W50: 60 METRES HURDLES 23 J. Barr 45 England 1.37.22 8 141 M. Moloney 45 Israel 2.05.18 31 honours in the M45 800 1. C. Graham 30.8 (WB). M40: l.L . Bovell8.9(WB); 24 J. Sartin 50 France 1.37.24 4 142 F. Cassells 55 England 2.05.29 18 metres in 2.05.8 from 2. S. Brooks 9.3. M45: 1. B. 45 Sweden 1.37.32 9 W55: J. Ogden 32.5 (WB); 2. 25 E. Vivenius 143 G. Fischer 55 F.G.R. 2.05.46 19 British champion Mike Ferguson 9.6; 2. M. Clarke 55 England 1.38.23 3 C. McLennan 33.7. W65: P. 26 R. Carew 144 G. Werner 50 F.G.R. 2.06.06 22 1.38.31 5 Wren, 2.08.05. Taylor 43.2. 10.3. M50: 1. C. Shafto 9.6; 27 W. Ramage 50 England 145 M. Brunier 50 France 2.07.13 23 28 A. Bovington 45 England 1.38.52 10 Track results only as 2. G. Trmal 10.2. M55: 1. P. 146 P. Sellier 55 France 2.07.27 20 follows: 400 METRES 29 N. Jonsson 50 Sweden 1.39.02 6 147 R. Wormser 60 France 2.07.30 14 Fields 11.4. M60: 1. L. Wil­ 30 E. Comay 55 Israel 1.39.04 4 Symbols WB (World M40: 1. J. Henson 52.9; 2. liams 11.0. M70: B. Met­ 148 B. Doron 41 Israel 2.07.44 40 D. Headley 54.3. M45: 1 . F. 31 L. Carlsson 60 Sweden 1.39.07 1 149 G. Lacey F45 U.S.A 2.07.45 7 Best), BB (British Best). calfe 13.6. W35.1.M. Wain- 32 E. Knockaert 45 Belgium 1.39.08 11 Heams 55.9; 2. J. Kavanagh 150 S. De Bergen 65 Switzerl 2.08.14 5 60 METRES wright 13.5. W40: 1. P. 33 G. Deschacht 60 Belgium 1.39.09 2 56.7. M50: . F. Taylor 151 S. Jennings F55 England 2.08.27 1 M40: 1. I. Foster 7.4; 2. 1 McNab 9.8; C. Drewry 10.6. 34 J. Smith 50 Australi 1.39.29 7 152 L. Sommer 50 Norway 2.08.36 24 59.2 (54.8 Ht. WB); 2. D. 1.39.31 3 I. Green 7.4. M45: 1. R. W45: 1. I. Marti 10.6; 2. N. 35 H. Baudisch 60 F.G.R. 153 M. Gur 60 Israel 2.10.05 15 Thomas 60.4. M55: Whitaker 36 1. Moline 55 Sweden 1.40.32 5 Hooks 7.5; 2. R. Austin 7.5. Cross 11.2. W50: R. Chrimes 154 A. Ivgi 41 Israel 2.10.55 41 59.0 (BB); 2. G. Feast 59.5. 37 S. Sharon 41 Israel 1.41.03 11 M50: 1. F. Taylor 7.5; 2. 11.9 (=WB); 2. C. Graham 155 E. Hakansson 65 Sweden 2.10.57 6 M60: S. Brooks 62.0; 2. 38 A. Walsham 55 England 1.42.42 6 156 C. Librot 50 Belgium 2.11.04 25 12.1. W55: l.H . Farmer 12.1. 39 E. Cohen 41 Israel 1.43.28 12 157 M. Friedman F40 Israel 2.11.14 2 40 K. Bowler F36 England 1.43.56 1 158 B. Baker F46 England 2.11.50 8 41 Y. Sagi 41 Israel 1.44.28 13 2 159 M. Smith F36 England 2.12.12 6 42 M. Savage F36 England 1 44.30 160 J.P. Sc lies 45 France 2.12.27 32 43 K. Plessner 45 F.G.R. 1.44.38 12 161 M. Bitan 45 Israel 2.12.41 33 44 U. Schweizer 41 Israel 1.45.09 14 162 H. Brozin 55 Israel 2.13.14 21 1987 N.Z. Track and Field 45 D. Alfvoet F51 Belgium 1.45.16 1 163 J. Cornish F50 New Zeal 2.13.50 3 46 G. Berbille 50 France 1.45.38 8 164 J. Gouel 55 France 2.14.08 22 M55: A Mahan 21.8. M65: L 47 U. Eliav 50 Israel 1.45.50 9 165 P. Sladden 55 England 2.14.30 23 Frances 17.4. 48 E. Dinor 45 Israel 1.45.55 13 166 G. Adlam 50 Luxembou 2.14.38 26 49 A. Ben Shitrit 41 Israel 1.46.04 15 167 C. Feinberg 45 Israel 2.14.42 34 Championships 100m hurdles 50 M. Sagi 41 Israel 1.46.08 16 168 R. Mende F50 F.G.R. 2.15.52 4 51 I. Dahan 41 Israel 1.46.09 17 169 W. Mende 50 F.G.R. 2.15.53 27 W35: P Hunt 15.9s. 52 J. Coulier 55 Belgium 1.46.15 7 170 G. Drisch F55 F.G.R. 2.15.59 2 M40: DTrow 20.33s. M45: 53 G. Rolland 40 France 1.46.32 18 171 G. Helbert 45 France 2.16.20 35 WELLINGTON, N.Z. 14 MARCH L McGregor 19.26. 54 J. Folan F35 Ireland 1.46.42 3 172 E. Falke F65 F.G.R. 2.16.44 1 60 Switzerl 1.46.58 4 55 L. Saez 173 D. Kala 50 Israel 2.18.20 28 2000m 56 P. Eide 55 Norway 1.47.13 8 174 I. Salomon F47 U.S.A. 2.19.55 9 14.71. W50: L Hinton 15.09. J. Lemmens 55 Belgium 1.47.30 9 2.19.58 5 100m W35: D Hughes 12m 45.32s. 57 175 M. Thiemer F50 F.G.R. W55: C Brunker 16.41. W60: 58 T. Nelnes 60 Norway 1.47.32 5 176 D. Rosenfield 70 England 2.20.31 3 W35: W Brown 12.50s W40: F Riley 8.31.18. W45: 59 E. Joynson 60 England 1.47.34 6 177 A. Roodt 41 Israel 2.20.38 42 (New Zealand record). W40: B Smith 17.78. W65:1 Lister S Dumble 13.55.69. W60: P 60 R. Foreman 55 England 1.47.46 10 178 J. Gersh 45 Israel 2.20.38 36 HClent 13.93. W45: H Dunn 20.26. W70: Z Pierce 19.29. Speirs 13.56.51. 61 E. Minzenmay 45 F.G.R. 1.47.53 14 179 M. Avezoux 55 2.21.38 24 M40: D Hall 12.44. M45:K M60: C Jelley 10.36.39. 62 Y. Nagar 41 Israel 1.47.54 19 180 B. Cohen 50 Israel 2.21.51 29 Hoare 12.38. M50: BMcPhail 63 M.T. Wichser F46 Switzerl 1.48.16 1 181 C. Devassine 45 France 2.21.52 37 12.16. M55: J Powell 14.17. Y. Yager 45 Israel 1.48.30 15 2 3000 steeplechase 64 182 J. Kazdan F65 Canada 2.21.58 M60: F Copeman 13.55. 65 J. Petignier 45 France 1.48.51 16 183 P. Eames 55 England 2.22.26 25 M40: C Morris 10m 13.38s. 66 F. Thiemer 50 F.G.R. 1.49.00 10 184 H. Roth 65 Switzerl 2.23.22 7 M65: D Greenless 14.53. H M45: R Robertson 9.27.22. 67 T. Knagg 45 England 1.49.11 17 185 F. Schutz 45 F.G.R. 2.24.04 38 Cook 15.2. M75: F Cox 18.1. M55: J Sprague 13.02.38. 68 S. Lambert F47 England 1.49.12 2 186 J. Hempenstall 55 England 2.25.11 26 69 K. Kopp F45 F.G.R. 1.49.45 3 187 R. Bongartz F45 Israel 2.26.29 10 400m 800m 70 I. Riddell 50 Scotland 1.49.55 11 2.27.15 39 188 G. Ashbell 45 Israel W35: C Turner 59.25s. W35: R Winter 2min 37.14s. 71 G. Maquet 45 France 1.50.02 18 189 J. Applebaum 55 Israel 2.27.25 27 W45: J Dixon 70.02 D.H. Robinson 60 England 1.50.09 7 2.28.17 16 W40: M August 2.29.80. 72 190 H. Descamps 60 France M40: M Cull 54.71. M45: 73 R. Galili 45 Israel 1.50.37 19 191 E. Harrison 75 England 2.28.31 1 W50:1 Idema 2.48.31. W55: J 74 D. Thomas 45 England 1.50.40 20 192 H. Kleinschmidt 50 F.G.R. 2.29.14 30 M Fraser 55.63. M50: B Crisp 3.07.64. W60: J McRae 75 J.J. Lacey 50 U.S.A. 1.50.44 12 193 F. Weber 55 F.G.R. 2.29.41 28 McPhail 55.63. M55: F Rice- 3.34.56 (New Zealand record). 76 M. Huteau 40 France 1.50.54 20 194 F. Bozec 50 France 2.29.59 31 man 59.68. M60: M Cook W65: I Lister 4.28.25. W70: 1.50.55 8 77 K. Johnsson 60 Sweden 195 A. Rosat 40 France 2.29.59 43 79.43. M65: D Greenless C Bowdry 3.56.42. 78 M. Bareket 45 Israel 1.51.15 21 196 H. Amon 45 Israel 2.33.26 40 67.65. M75: F Cox 92.37. 79 I. Nilsson F46 Sweden 1.51.23 4 197 S. Amon F45 Israel 2.33.27 11 M40: M Cull lmin 59.79s. 80 R. Manguin 60 France 1.51.25 9 198 F. Klamta 50 F.G.R. 2.35.19 32 M45: M Fraser 2.04.05. M50: 81 M. Stewart 60 England 1.51.26 10 199 A. Lipschitz 41 Israel 2.37.53 44 1500m I Babe 2.02.36. M55:FRice- 82 J. Gordon 50 England 1.51.44 13 200 E. Levy 70 France 2.39.12 4 W35: R Winter 5m 9.44s. man 2.20.75. M60: J Eccles 83 J. Paillard 50 France 1.51.53 14 201 H. Bastieo 75 Belgium 2.41.55 2 W40: F Riley 5.08.43. W45: 2.32.80. M65: H Clark 2.35.23. 84 A. Klein 41 Israel 1.51.55 21 202 A. Pimontel 70 Belgium 2.44.12 5 M Orr 5.08.81 (New Zealand M75: F Cox 3.29.54. 85 J.P. Martinez 45 France 1.51.56 22 203 R. Walker 65 England 2.44.47 8 record). W50: J Miles 5.39.57. 45 France 1.52.15 23 F41 F.G.R. 2.45.14 3 86 R. Delorme 204 A. Kraemer W55: J Crisp 6.39.37. W60: J 87 H. Larsson 65 Sweden 1.52.26 1 205 N. Rawlinson F40 U.S.A. 2.45.39 4 10,000m 88 G. Arish 50 Israel 1.53.18 15 206 A. Mooser F60 F.G.R. 2.45.58 1 McRae 7.23.33. W70: C W35: J Stewart 38min 89 R.T. Coffey 55 U.S.A. 1.53.30 11 207 I. Kobayashi 70 Japan 2.48.47 6 Bowdry 8.20.26. 45.95s. W40: T Woodham 90 M. Yeshayahu 41 Israel 1.53.39 22 208 K. Takagi 70 Japan 2.52.47 7 M40: D Sirl 4m 3.32s. 41.07.76. W 45: D Gore 1.54.10 23 91 A. Potter 40 England 209 J. Bossmann 75 F.G.R. 2.55.35 3 M45: N Martin 4.22.97. M50: 39.23.61 (New Zealand record). 92 F. Lassere 40 France 1.54.14 24 210 D. Langer 50 F.G.R. 2.56.08 33 I Babe 4.11.48. M55: D Mel­ 1.54.29 2 W50: J Miles 44.32.63. W50: 93 E. Krueger F50 F.G.R. 211 E. Wirths F55 F.G.R. 3.03.33 3 rose 4.57.70. M60: S Opie 94 R. Saydon F36 Israel 1.54.30 4 212 S. Hane 75 Japan 3.17.56 4 S Faull 59.52.60. W60: P 95 Y. Basihas 40 Israel 1.54.36 25 213 H. Nackdahl 70 Sweden 3.18.52 8 5.05.35. M65: H Clark5.12.20. Speirs 65.58.56. 96 G. Maurel 55 France 1.54.50 12 214 P. Spangler 80 U.S.A. 3.19.37 1 M75: F Cox 7.02.47. M40: R House 3 lmin 97 M. Noah 50 Israel 1.54.57 16 43.99s. M50: K Pearce 98 D. Tomkinson 40 England 1.55.16 26 3000m walk 33.18.34. M55: D Melrose 1.55.24 2 99 W. Rotheli 65 Switzerl W35: A Luft 17m 35.55s. 35.45.24. M60: S Ople 100 L. Travaille 65 France 1.55.59 3 W45: D Puckett 18.29.40. 45 Israel 1.56.08 24 36.15.84 (New Zealand 101 Z. Cinamon W55: F McCracken 20.37.4. 102 M. Hesselberg 41 Israel 1.56.19 27 record). M65: H Clark 40.50.03 103 Cyril Cornyns 55 Israel 1.56.21 13 M40: D Cameron 14m (New Zealand record). M75: 104 B. Schwartz 45 Israel 1.56.28 25 Right: Martin Duff, (M40), 47.9s. M45 N Wilton 16.30.43. F Cox 42.11.17 (New Zealand 105 K. Uldokat 50 F.G.R. 1.57.11 17 Great Britain, seen here M50: M Hinton 13.42.53. record). 106 G. Schlaebitz 55 F.G.R. 1.57.14 14 winning the 1986 World M60: P Tearle 17.09.8 (New 107 R. Finkel 60 Israel 1.57.30 11 Veterans Championships Zealand record). M65: K 10km road walk 108 J. Blin 55 France 1.57.34 15 at Richmond, B.C., Canada Swindells. W45: S Dumble lh 17min 109 K. Henriksson 55 Sweden 1.57.40 16 in 2.26.30. 110 J. Tipping 45 England 1.57.51 26 30s. 111 R. Meyer Wilmes 65 F.G.R. 1.58.40 4 80m hurdles M40: D Cameron 53min 112 H. Milo 41 Israel 1.58.45 28 W45: V Hood 17.23s. 13s. M45: N Wilton 59.35. 113 Z. Michael 40 Israel 1.58.47 29 W55: C Brunker 17.43 (New M50: M Hinton 50.57. M60: 114 D. Weinstein 41 Israel 1.58.48 30 Zealand record). P Tearle 60.29. M70: A Tefelas 115 H. Roded 45 Israel 1.58.54 27 M50: B Sparrow 16.9s. 69.09. World marks for the 400 metres, 68.6, and the High 1987 AUSTRALIAN TRACK Jump 1.31 metres!

FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS As we have come to expect from these annual Track and Field Champion­ ships, competition was, as usual, fierce, but as always, Garry hands out a lesson friendly rivalry. Highlights were many — drama, dis­ appointments, tragedy and o f course much jubilation for the winners, but as we at the Vets know only too well, to the opposition we are all winners now we have seen the light! versatility — Tasmania’s Shirley Brasher (W60) and the diminutive Daphne Congratulations to all National Titles Pirie (W55), from the Gold those multi medal winners. Coast deserve particular There were so many who mention for their multi scored double and triple successes, broke National edly thrill the capacity talents. Undoubtedly the star of this year’s and even World records crowds expected at the championships was 41 year old Garry Hand and invariably set new World Games later this Shirley, having just horizons for themselves. (ACT). Just five days after winning the pres­ year. recently moved into the We hope it’s only astepping tigious Nike Marathon in Canberra, this higher age category, con­ amazing athlete displayed all his renowned QUIET ACHIEVER stone to even greater The quiet achiever tinues to rewrite the record heights at World level, in recouperative powers with a masterly exhib­ award in this year’s high books. In a superb exhibit­ Melbourne, at the end of ition of sustained effort over the four days of standard of competition ion of athletic endeavour the year. competition. must surely go to an she contested no fewer than unsung hero from Mentone, seven events, winning six it was also great to see Victoria, 65 year old Mike and a close second to the With successive wins in Hand was equally the wonderful response Johnston, whose versatile great Aileen Hogan, in the me 800. ! 500. 5000. impressive in the 5000 to the new Hammer TTirow performances made it a 400 metres. Gold medals in T0000 and the I Ok cross metres on Day 3, when he event, particularly the truly memorable occasion, the 800/1500/5000/10000/ country, Hand literally led all the way, defeating record entry of women by claiming six gold and 5000(walk) and the 10k toyed with his opposition. NSW Cross Country ace, competitors, making us one silver medal m ihe (road walk) were compli­ With seemingly non­ Horst Wegner, yet again in true pioneers of this excit­ 100/200/400/ L.Jump/ T mented by five National chalant ease he repeatedly National record time ing new addition to Veteran Jump/Discus and Pentath­ records and a new World had the large crowd on their ! 4 .5 1.40. athletics. lon, as well as going within record in the 1500 metres feet as ne systematically ALAN’S CLEAN an ace o f capturing the of 5.56.57! demoralised his opponents SWEEP prestigious “ Master of to take the gold medal Queensland’s Alan Well folks, that’s Masters" feature sprint, Similarly, Daphne, also honours m each of his Bradford, currently M45. another Nationals over. just .22 behind the fast fin­ in a new age-group, W55, They get more enjoyable events. I World Champ­ ishing Fred T umer (NSW ). Arguably his greatest scored multiple successes eacn year. Thanks again ion, also stamped his auth­ Among the many notable success over the week-end in each of her events 100/ to the NSW Vets and Harry ority on the opposition with performances in the female came in the 10000 metres 200/400/L.Jump and H. Stanley for a job well done. a clean sweep of successive divisions — perhaps above Jump, all in new National where a relentless pace See you all in Above: Mike Johnston, M65. (Vic), multi medal winner wins in all his chosen all, even if only for sheer records and including earned him a new Australian events over the week-end. next Easter. Don’t miss it! at the National titles in Sydney. — Photo Rhonda Thwaite. record of 30.33.08, reduc­ the 1500, 5000, 10000, ing the long standing mark Steeple and the Cross of former Commonwealth Country. Games medallist, Victorian These two great athletes T. Gulliver NSW 8 4.16 30.34 27.60 6.05.10 NAME State L/Jump Jav. 200 Disc 1500/800 Points 24.02 , by seven­ are indeed World class 167 367 576 337 400 1847 teen seconds. performers and will assur- W30 I. Good NSW 1 4.81 25.72 28.00 21.02 2.28.10 P. McWilliams NSW 9 4.20 30.16 30.20 27.30 6.06.90 644 426 780 254 799 2903 179 363 342 416 391 1691 J. Masek VIC 2 5.03 27.18 27.60 18.98 3.6.50 L. Mitchelson NSW 1 5.09 43.46 26.10 31.80 4.39.50 710 461 804 196 493 2664 . M45 556 736 801 589 878 3560 K. Daniels ACT 2 4.99 34.06 26.00 22.48 5.09.80 A. Lucas TAS 3 3.99 14.40 31.50 20.12 2.58.40 New age group records 524 530 810 388 726 2928 W35 399 154 570 228 557 1908 E H indie WA 1 5.53 18.50 26.40 21.22 2.39.10 T. Dunn VIC 3 4.20 30.44 27.00 23.06 5.09.90 set at the XVth Australian 859 253 876 259 767 3014 264 450 720 353 726 2513 S. Robertson NSW 2 4.79 26.74 27.20 26.08 3.3.80 F. Maher NSW 4 4.67 26.98 28.30 22.52 5.36.20 Veterans Track & Field 638 450 828 395 570 2881 418 374 603 339 594 2328 A. Holcombe VIC 3 4.44 13.70 28.00 16.70 2.24.80 G. Pugh VIC 5 4.26 23.44 28.30 21.26 5.44.80 533 138 780 284 296 603 305 551 2039 Championships W40 133 882 2466 C. Battersby VIC 1 4'24 24.62 30.30 23.54 2.52.10 P. Schiworski ACT 6 3.83 25.74 30.60 29.84 5.54.10 142 347 3% 536 505 1926 S.A.F. SYDNEY 17/20 APRIL 1987 520 449 695 347 719 2730 R. Wolfers NSW 2 4.20 18.30 31.70 23.60 3.26.80 B. Perry NSW 7 4.12 31.02 27.00 20.30 5.18.80 507 279 604 349 442 2181 238 463 720 279 0 1700 R. Philpott VIC 3 4.10 13.90 32.00 15.70 3.14.00 J. Sturzaker NSW 1 4.99 . 21.96 27.30 31.72 5.32.00 WORLD RECORDS 474 160 585 112 544 1875 M50 644 450 783 543 665 3085 2 M. Pennings NSW 4 4.05 14.32 35.10 19.94 3.58.50 K. Thew NSW 4.65 28.00 26.70 25.46 5.31.40 (Subject to ratification) 458 171 384 239 189 1441 522 451 836 387 668 2864 J. Abbott VIC 5 3.30 13.90 35.50 16.22 3.22.10 M. Rose VIC 3 4.69 28.94 28.30 27.34 5.22.30 128 480 1337 536 474 693 434 714 2851 Event Age New Name State Old W45 211 160 358 Mark Mark L. Scarff VIC 1 3.27 23.18 31.50 20.32 3.09.60 R. Garraway QLD 4 4.32 31.04 27.30 25.04 5.44.90 5000(W) W75 37.04 Nancy Jeffreys VIC 226 456 665 267 636 2250 403 526 783 377 601 2690 10k (RW) W75 75.38 Nance Jeffreys VIC 78.34 G. Boyce SA 2 3.55 19.62 33.40 18.46 2.58.90 R. Wijesinghe NSW 5 4.62 38.66 29.80 40.88 0.00.0 400 W55 68.6 Daphne Pirie QLD 70.90 329 349 532 208 721 2139 511 111 558 772 0 2558 H/jump W55 1.31 Daphne Pirie QLD 1.30 G. Seymon VIC 3 3.61 25.38 31.20 17.10 3.38.10 N. Johnston VIC 6 4.21 29.34 28.50 18.86 5.10.80 5000(W) M90 35.09 Gus Theobold VIC — 351 522 686 164 408 2131 364 484 675 222 771 2516 20k (RW) M90 2.34.01 Gus Theobold VIC — P. Maye VIC 7 4.04 23.62 30.00 26.88 5.11.60 5000(W) W50 26.48 Joan Hooper ACT 27.34 S. Westbrook TAS 4 3.04 15.36 31.60 12.70 2.48.10 141 222 658 23 807 1851 303 341 540 423 767 2374 1500 W60 5.56.57Shirley Brasher TAS 5.57.20 ACT 1 4.98 31.48 26.20 30.50 5.15.30 5000(W) M75 28.43 Tom Daintry VIC 29.32 H. Doherty QLD 1 3.41 35.54 35.60 30.18 3.41.60 Q. Anthony W50 337 826 433 619 444 2659 M55 792 602 971 574 824 3763 D. Whittam WA 2 3.85 18.10 30.70 17.78 3.27.50 B. Moulton VIC 2 4.32 24.86 28.50 20.84 5.22.00 556 2416 528 417 765 304 790 2804 W55 534 304 824 198 AUSTRALIAN RECORDS B. Adams NSW 1 0.00 15.42 33.50 16.36 3.36.30 J. Soutar NSW 3 4 30 26.00 30.00 31.40 6.34.90 0 260 675 158 550 1643 520 448 630 600 426 2624 Hammer W40 27.86 Mary Thomas NSW C. O’Callaghan ACT 2 2.99 12.36 34.90 15.42 3.30.20 J. McGrath NSW 4 5.02 24.74 29.30 28.66 0.00.0 VIC Hammer W35 39.20 Chris Schultz 198 153 549 124 599 1623 808 413 693 5.23 0 2437 NSW w

SYDNEY 17/20 APRIL W55 W45 M35 1 D. Pirie (AR)...... QLD 1.08.6 1 T. Baird...... VIC 18.13.39 1 P. Garvin...... ACT 31.45.63 2 N. Ducker...... NSW 19.12.10 100 METRES W35 2 A. Cooper...... SA 1.10.5 2 P. Trad...... NSW 36.59.10 3 C. McArdle ....NSW 20.36.84 1 E. Hindle...... WA 25.57 3 B. Adams...... NSW 1.17.7 3 D. Lucas...... TAS 38.28.80 W30 4 D. Southern ....QLD 21.52.14 l C. McArdle...... VIC 13.04 2 W. Perkins...... QLD 25.85 4 0 . W ebb...... NSW 1.27.7 M40 5 A. Callaghan ....VIC 23.00.79 1 G. Hand (AR)..ACT 30.33.08 2 J. M asek...... VIC 13.38 3 M. Taylor...... NSW 26.35 W60 6 B. Scown ...... ACT 23.35.35 2 H. Wegner...... NSW 31.20.77 3 J. Jacimovic...... VIC 14.19 4 K. Adams...... NSW 26.73 1 A. Hogan...... QLD 1.19.90 W50 3 N. Ryan...... VIC 32.50.32 4 A. Lucas...... TAS 14.40 5 S. Robertson...... NSW 27.35 2 S. Brasher...... TAS 1.24.50 6 A. Holcombe...... VIC 27.68 1 A. Young...... ACT 22.35.96 4 R. Goodwin....VIC 33.22.91 W35 7 S. Critchley...... NSW 28.77 W65 2 T. Holm es...... VIC 25.15.35 5 J. Hennessy ....NSW 34.17.40 1 W. Perkins...... QLD 13.14 ...... ACT 35.71 1 M. Collins...... QLD 1.53.30 W55 6 H. Visch...... NSW 34.25.25 2 M. Taylor...... NSW 13.22 8 E. Dundas M35 1 J. Albury...... VIC 20.42.25 7 K. Dowling ....NSW 36.24.64 3 E. Hindle...... WA 13.23 W40 1 M. Warlow...... VIC 51.2 8 B. Erskine...... VIC 36.37.40 4 S. Robertson...... NSW 13.64 1 J. Johnson...... WA 27.90 W60 2 T. Ryan...... NSW 53.0 9 D. Quinto...... NSW 37.03.23 5 K. Adams...... NSW 13 70 2 L. Keith ...... NSW 28.75 1 S. Brasher (AR) .TAS 22.00.17 3 K. Atkins...... NSW 53.7 10 G. C ox...... NSW 37.07.40 6 A. Holcombe...... VIC 14.26 3 C. Coleman...... VIC 29.10 W70 4 P. Busteed...... NSW 54.9 11 K. Schnibbe....VIC 37.29.10 7 A. Charlton...... NSW 14.28 4 C. Battersby...... VIC 29.55 1 A. Nicholls...... VIC 31.26.93 5 H. Hand...... ACT 30.41 5 N. Fowler...... NSW 55.5 12 G. Allomes ...NSW 37.37.05 8 S. Critchley...... NSW 14.46 6 B. Gleeson...... ACT 55.8 M35 13 M. MacDermott 9 E. Dundas...... ACT 16.36 6 L. W oods...... ACT 32.59 1 E. Sigm ont...... VIC 15.22.50 7 J. Abbott...... VIC 34.27 7 J. Gates...... NSW 56.5 ...... QLD 37.45.64 8 A. Bormann...... SA 58.8 2 P. Garvin...... ACT 15.29.49 14 P. K rier...... NSW 37.51.52 W40 W45 3 R. Walczak...... VIC 15.37.60 1 J. Johnson...... WA 13.76 M40 15 R. Pappalardo ...VIC 38.58.36 1 W. Ey...... SA 27.16 4 D. Lucas...... TAS 18.24.69 16 R. Corderoy ..NSW 39.09.27 2 L. K eith...... NSW 14.21 2 T. Wharton...... NSW 28.79 1 P. Crombie...... NSW 53.1 3 C. Coleman...... VIC 14.22 2 A. Turnbull...... NSW 53.5 M40 17 T. Vogler...... ACT 45.16.33 3 S. Westbrook...... TAS 30.29 1 G. Hand (AR)..ACT 14.51.40 4 R. Philpott...... VIC 14.88 3 J. Huggins...... NSW 54.8 M45 4 H. Ashton...... NSW 30.70 2 H. W egner..... NSW 15.11.31 5 H. Hand...... ACT 14.94 4 C. Higgins...... ACT 55.9 1 A. Bradford ....QLD 33.43.17 5 G. Seymon...... VIC 30.73 3 C. O’Brien...... VIC 15.40.53 6 L. W oods...... ACT 15.53 5 G. Holmes...... VIC 56.1 2 T. Seymon...... VIC 35.00.60 6 G. Boyce...... SA 32.78 4 J. Bell ...... ACT 15.48.60 7 M. Pennings...... NSW 16.15 7 S. Cross...... WA 34.01 6 R. Ollis...... NSW 57.0 3 B. Thomas...... ACT 36.39.12 7 W. Ollis...... NSW 58.5 5 T. W ilson...... VIC 16.10.56 4 J. Waite...... VIC 36.46.41 8 J. Abbott...... VIC 16.44 W50 8 D. Quinto...... NSW 59.4 6 R. Goodwin..... VIC 16.15.32 5 G. Burney...... NSW 37.12.71 W45 1 D. Whittam...... WA 29.90 7 H. Visch...... NSW 16.29.04 M45 6 D. Smith...... NSW 39.12.95 1 W. Ey...... SA 13.83 2 L. Woodman...... VIC 32.10 8 B. Beardslee ...NSW 16.37.95 1 P. Critchley...... NSW 52.7 7 B. Beames...... ACT 39.47.85 2 T. Wharton...... NSW 14.38 3 T. Leb...... VIC 33.04 ...... VIC 17.21.94 2 F. Turner...... NSW 53.8 9 B. Erskine 8 D. Milbum...... SA 40.37.78 3 G. Seymon...... VIC 15.13 4 M. O 'Shea...... ACT 33.67 10W. Ollis...... NSW 17.42.18 3 D. Wallace...... ACT 56.7 9 R. Maxwell ....NSW 40.43.61 ' 4 S. Westbrook..... TAS 15.25 5 H. Doherty...... QLD 34.75 11 W. Armstrong.NSW 17.44.27 4 M. H all...... VIC 56.9 10 G. Murfett..... VIC 41.24.92 5 L. Scarff...... VIC 15.41 12 D. Quinto..... NSW 17.56.77 W55 5 J. Shand...... VIC 57.0 11 K. Farnsworth...VIC 42.38.25 6 S. Cross...... WA 16.75 13 K. Schnibbe....VIC 18.11.37 1 D. Pirie(AR)...... QLD 29.59 6 A. Bradford...... VIC 58.7 M50 W50 14 M. MacDermott 2 A. Cooper...... SA 30.76 7 T. Booth...... ACT 59.4 1 B. Williamson.....NSW 35.23.6 1 D. Whittam...... WA 14.76 3 B. Adams...... NSW 32.20 ...... QLD 18.44.62 2 L. Woodman...... VIC 15.67 M50 2 B. Redhead...... NSW 36.40.9 4 C. O’Callaghan ....ACT 34.61 15 R. Pappalardo .. .VIC 18.52.02 3 K. Patteson...... NSW 37.18.3 3T. Leb...... VIC 16.05 1 R. Austin ...... NSW 53.2 5 J. Mallory...... ACT 46.44 161. Stansfield...... VIC 20.02.19 4 H. Ruckwied ....NSW 37.34.2 4 H. Doherty...... QLD 16.81 2 D. Clive...... WA 54.8 W60 17 T. Vogler...... ACT 21.48.57 5 J. Clarke...... VIC 37.48.9 5 M. O’Shea...... ACT 17.22 3 J. Howes...... VIC 57.4 1 A. Hogan...... QLD 33.10 M45 6 J. Smith...... VIC 38.16.2 6 Y. Melene...... NSW 17.60 4 F. Daniels...... NSW 58.5 2 J. Bannister...... ACT 33.49 5 D. Paul...... SA 59.0 1 A. Bradford ....QLD 16.05.12 7 R. Sammells...... WA 38.33.5 W55 3 B. Newman...... VIC 34.37 6 H. Coogan...... QLD 59.8 2 T. Vincent...... VIC 16.06.07 8 D. Morgan...... NSW 38.39.1 1 D. Pirie (AR)...... QLD 14.70 4 M. Gibbs...... NSW 40.01 7 J. Reid...... NSW 67.5 Olive Webb, NSW, shows her style to take the Silver 3 F. Green...... ACT 16.08.30 9 J. Beisty...... NSW 38.40.5 2 B. Adams...... NSW 15.92 W70 medal in the W55 Javelin, at the National titles. 4T . Seymon...... VIC 16.24.75 10 R. Callaghan ....VIC 39.09.1 3 0 . Webb...... NSW 17.72 1 G. Pierce...... NZ 42.66 M55 5 R. Paul...... VIC 17.19.65 11 J. Peacock...... VIC 39.23.8 4 J. Mallory...... ACT 22.35 1 M. Pirie ...... ACT 17.21.70 M35 QLD 58.5 M50 M40 6B . Thomas 12 T. Davison...... VIC 39.27.0 7 T. McCoy...... VIC 17.23.14 W60 1 K. Silver...... QLD 22.29 2 B. Dean...... NSW 59.7 1 T. Roberts...... VIC 2.08.46 1 G. H and...... ACT 4.05.37 13 J. Becker...... TAS 40.11.2 8 J. W aite...... VIC 17.36.30 1 A. Hogan...... QLD 16.07 2 J. Van Stappen ....NSW 22.32 3 C. Cooper...... SA 59.8 2 J. Howes...... VIC 2.09.16 2 R. Telford...... ACT 4.06.26 14 C. Silcock...... VIC 41.45.5 9 L. Cadogan ....NSW 18.09.64 2 J. Bannister...... ACT 16.37 3 M. McTeman...... NSW 23.21 3 L. Kent...... VIC 59.8 3 R. Gribble...... NSW 2.12.28 3 L. Mapstone...... VIC 4.09.14 15 D. Lowry...... ACT 42.16.9 10 B. Beames...... ACT 18.58.88 3 B. Newman...... VIC 17.19 4 L. Dooley...... NSW 25.27 4 J. Eyre...... VIC 2.13.78 4 1. Melrose...... NSW 4.10.30 16 R. Richards...... TAS 43.29.9 M60 11 C. Young...... NSW 19.26.75 4 L. Widera...... VIC 18.84 5 A. Bormann...... SA 25.41 5 D. Paul...... SA 2.18.57 5 L. Leyden...... VIC 4.17.00 17 W. Gross...... NSW 47.16.6 1 T. Hishon...... QLD 62.50 12 G. Murfett...... VIC 19.26.79 5 M. Gibbs...... NSW 19.22 6 J. Neale...... VIC 25.60 6 R. W ilson...... VIC 2.19.04 6 C. Stevenson...... VIC 4.19.69 18 J. Russell...... WA 48.32.7 2 D. O rr...... VIC 65.20 13 D. M ilbum ...... SA 19.42.25 W65 7 I. Dundas...... ACT 25.89 3 R. Hughes...... VIC 66.70 7 N. Johnston...... VIC 2.21.90 7 B. Carver...... NSW 4.24.69 M55 8 R. Goodwin...... VIC 4.24.96 14 K. Farnsworth ..VIC 20.57.94 1 M. Collins...... QLD 21.03 M40 8 J. Stayt...... VIC 2.27.74 1 D. Barrett...... NSW 37.27.74 M65 9 T. Hawks worth... VIC 4.34.29 M50 W70 9 E. Stack...... VIC 2.29.09 2 K. Ollerenshaw..NSW 37.34.44 1 J. Kealy...... VIC 22.79 1 M. Johnston...... VIC 66.11 10 D. Q uinto...... NSW 4.37.76 1 A. Blonner...... NSW 16.26.98 1 G. Pierce...... NZ 19.55 10C. Silcock...... VIC 2.45.48 3 W. Seton...... NSW 37.40.41 2 M. Lutteral...... NSW 23.27 2 J. W alsh...... NSW 66.70 11 B. Erskine...... VIC 4.37.81 2 B. Williamson ...NSW 16.58.40 M55 4 P. Piper...... NSW 38.44.83 W75 3 P. Crombie...... NSW 23.56 3 K. Bird...... VIC 70.10 12 D. Woolner...... ACT 4.44.44 3 R. Gribble...... NSW 17.19.18 1 B. Dean...... NSW 2.15.09 5 J, Briley...... NSW 39.34.19 1 R. Frith...... NSW 19.53 4 A. Turnbull...... NSW 24.41 4 K. Hopkins...... NSW 74.80 13 W. Armstrong .NSW 4.51.01 4 B. C ook ...... NSW 17.33.85 2 0. Millridge...... NSW 2.15.23 6 L. Fletcher...... VIC 41.51.29 M35 5 A. McGown...... NSW 24.58 M70 14 R. Pappalardo ...VIC 4.53.01 5 B. Redhead ....NSW 17.47.30 3 R. Young...... VIC 2.19.74 7 M. Brown...... NSW 42.00.21 1 J. Van Stappen ... .NSW 11.40 6 J. Huggins...... NSW 24.85 1 O. Burton...... VIC 1.14.2 15 K. Schnibbe...... VIC 4.53.04 6K . Patteson...... NSW 18.01.41 4 L. Hooper...... NSW 2.20.17 8 Ben Morrey...... VIC 42.46.70 2 K. Silver...... QLD 11.41 7 G. Holmes...... VIC 25.08 2 A. Smith ...... VIC 1.15.8 16 N. Tamplin..... NSW 4.55.48 5 H. Smith...... NSW 2.27.48 7 J. Clarke...... VIC 18.08.28 9 B. Molino...... NSW 43.09.09 3 M. McTeman..... NSW 11.65 M45 Inv. J. B e ll...... -ACT 4.08.52 M75 6 B. Sharpe...... NSW 2.28.55 8 F. How e...... NSW 18.16.97 4 M. Warlow...... VIC 12.00 1 F. Turner...... NSW 23.64 1 H. Gathercole ,,. VIC 1.20.9 M45 9 R. Sammells..... WA 18.21.00 M60 2 H. Stanley...... NSW 24.78 7 A. James...... VIC 2.33.18 5 L. Dooley...... NSW 12.66 2 G. K nott...... VIC 1.41.0 8 L. Fletcher...... VIC 2.36.60 1 A. Bradford...... QLD 4.22.36 10 J. Eyre...... VIC 18.27.92 1 T. Orr...... VIC 38.26.88 .1G. N o fen ...... V\C 11 fc. Stanway...... VIC 18.29.50 2 G. McKeown....VTC 39.1^.72 6 j Gates...... NSW 12.73 9 D. Trembearth....VIC 2.38.92 2 T. Vincent...... VIC 4.23.67 7 I. Dundas...... ACT 12.83 4 J. Shand...... VIC 25.26 800 METRES 3 R. Paul...... VIC 4.26.01 12 R. W ilson...... VIC 18.42.99 3 R. Hughes...... VIC 42.11.07 M60 8 J. N eale...... VIC 12.96 5 K. Daniels...... ACT 25.34 4 T. McCoy...... VIC 4.27.46 13 J. Beisty...... NSW 18.52.63 4 J. Bum s...... QLD 44.02.73 W30 1 G. McKeown..... VIC 2.24.28 6 B. Perry...... NSW 27.48 5 J. Waite...... VIC 4.35.85 14 T. Davison...... VIC 18.53.94 5 P. Short...... NSW 44.53.38 M40 1 R. L ucas...... VIC 2.18.5 2 R. M cRae...... VIC 2.24.64 7 R. Brown...... NSW 27.71 6 L. B ird...... NSW 4.38.03 15 J. Peacock...... VIC 18.57.29 M65 1 J. Kealy...... VIC 11.76 2 D. W alker...... QLD 2.42.9 3 J. Camery...... NSW 2.27.18 M50 7 L. Cadogan...... NSW 4.44.40 16 D. Morgan....NSW 18.59.75 1 J. Gilmour...... WA 36.53.68 2 M. Lutteral...... NSW 11.88 4 T. H ishon...... QLD 2.27.73 1 R. Austin (AR)...... NSW 23.10 W35 8 N. Cheetham ....NSW 4.44.53 17 J. Stayt...... VIC 19.13.25 2 T. McDonald....VIC 42.32.88 3 P. Crombie...... NSW 11.91 1 A. Holcombe...... VIC 2.19.1 5 R. Hughes...... VIC 2.30.85 2D . Clive...... WA 24.31 9 C. Young...... NSW 4.48.10 18 C. Silcock...... VIC 19.52.74 3 J. Milne...... NSW 42.34.46 4 W. Cousins...... NSW 12.12 2 H. Steadman...... VIC 2.31.1 6 K. Perroux...... ACT 2.34.51 3 J. Smith...... NSW 25.29 10 P. Condon...... NSW 4.50.13 19 D. Lowry...... ACT 20.29.75 4 N. LeRossignol ...VIC 48.44.19 5 C. Bums...... ACT 12.38 7 D. Orr...... VIC 2.36.57 4 H. Coogan...... QLD 26.16 W40 11 S. Williams ....NSW 4.52.89 20 N. Worthington 5 R. Bonser...... NSW 49.31.75 6 D. Parks...... NSW 12.59 8 A. T yson...... WA 2.43.51 5 N. Garvey ...... QLD 26.56 1 A. Laajoki...... NSW 2.29.1 12 J. Newey...... NSW 5.05.26 ...... NSW 20.58.14 6 B. MacDermott ..QLD 56.07.60 M45 6 J. Howes...... VIC 26.57 2 L. Keith ...... NSW 2.33.6 9 B. McCredie...... NSW 2.48.43 13 A. Bradford..... VIC 5.07.35 21 J. Becker...... TAS 21.11.16 NSW 12.18 M70 1 F. Turner...... 7 P. McEneamey ....NSW 27.62 3 M. Cadogan...... NSW 2.34.0 10 L. Childs...... ACT 2.58.19 14 D. Milbum...... SA 5.09.97 22 R. Richards....TAS 22.04.78 2 H. Stanley...... NSW 12.30 1 V. Adamson...... NZ 50.37.59 4 L. Pisch...... NSW 2.39.2 11M. W ild...... NSW 3.10.55 15 G. Murfett...... VIC 5.17.10 23 J. Russell...... WA 24.52.12 3 M. Johnson...... NSW 12.36 1 G. Smith ...... NSW 50.39.10 M65 M55 VIC 12.71 M55 W45 2 L. Foulser...... NSW 57.24.75 4 G. Noden...... 1 J. Gilmour...... WA 2.33.18 M50 1 R. Young...... VIC 17.47.02 5 A. Walker NSW 12.78 1 M. Pirie...... QLD 25.17 1 S. Westbrook...... TAS 2.45.7 2 K. Bird...... VIC 2.43.21 1 T. Roberts...... VIC 4.27.57 2 D. Barrett...... NSW 17.57.50 6 K. Daniels...... ACT 12.85 2 A. James...... VIC 27.10 2 G. Boyce...... SA 2.54.3 2 R. Gribble...... NSW 4.30.95 3 B. Dean...... NSW 18.00.79 5000 METRES WALK 7 J. Shand...... VIC 12.96 3 B. Simpson...... NSW 27.39 3 J. Grima...... VIC 2.58.0 M70 4 T. Morgan...... SA 27.41 4 H. Murfett...... VIC 2.58.4 1 E. Gamble...... VIC 2.52.62 3 J. Eyre...... VIC 4.34.99 4 K. Ollerenshaw W30 M50 W50 2 A. Smith...... VIC 3.00.63 4 F. Howe...... NSW 4.47.26 ...... NSW 18.22.95 1 J. Johnson...... NSW 29.52.00 1 R. Austin...... NSW 11.70 5 K. Postler...... SA 29.01 6 R. Cartwright...... NSW 30.27 1 L. Woodman...... VIC 2.55.54 3 V. Adamson...... NZ 3.16.25 5 R. W ilson...... VIC 4.48.20 5 W. Seton...... NSW 18.34.75 W35 2 D. Clive...... WA 12.43 3 B. Walton ...... TAS 3.32.46 6 J. Beisty...... NSW 4.49.98 6 P. Piper...... NSW 18.51.02 M60 2 M. O’Shea...... ACT 2.56.57 1 H. McDonald (AR) 3 J. Smith...... NSW 12.84 7 J. Stayt...... VIC 4.52.61 7 B. Morrey...... VIC 20.16.25 1 T. Hishon...... QLD 27.40 3 A. Young...... ACT 3.07.75 M80 V IC ...... 26.04.00 4 K. Thew...... NSW 13.02 8 J. Becker...... TAS 5.18.59 8 E. McLean...... NSW 20.18.90 2D . Jones...... WA 27.63 W55 1 E. Barnacle (AR)..QL 4.41.26 2 E. Dundas...... ACT 33.00.00 5 N. Garvey ...... QLD 13.16 9 D. Lowry...... ACT 5.24.55 9 B. Molino...... NSW 21.22.11 3 F. O’Connor...... NSW 27.74 3 M. Boyle...... NSW 33.00.00 6 H. Coogan...... QLD 13.21 1 A. Cooper...... SA 2.52.14 10C. Silcock...... VIC 5.25.73 10 D. Trembearth.VIC 22.10.67 4 R. McRae...... VIC 28.76 2 O. W ebb...... NSW 3.22.42 1500 METRES W40 7 J. Howes...... VIC 13.34 11 N. Worthington.NSW 5.27.00 11 A. Mallory ....ACT 23.46.71 5 D. O rr...... VIC 29.30 3 A. W eston...... VIC 3.58.09 1 G. V ines...... ACT 27.41.00 8 F. Daniels...... NSW 13.39 W30 12 J. Russell...... WA 5.47.33 6 D. Blandy...... VIC 30.18 M60 2 M. Greene ...... VIC 28.39.00 M55 W60 1 D. Walker...... QLD 5.33.67 M55 1 T. Orr...... VIC 18.32.57 3 A. O’Neill...... NSW 33.42.00 1 M. Pirie...... QLD 12.61 M65 1 S. Brasher (AR) .TAS 2.57.55 2 S. R ake...... ACT 5.52.64 1 M. Johnston...... VIC 28.02 1 B. Dean...... NSW 4.37.19 2 G. McKeown....VIC 19.07.03 2 L. Kent...... VIC 13.14 2 B. Woodbum...... VIC 3.37.41 3 L. Wright...... QLD 7.36.89 3 N. Anthony...... VIC 19.17.71 W45 2 J. W alsh...... NSW 28.85 2 R. Young...... VIC 4.40.81 3 B. Simpson...... NSW 13.39 3 M. Gibbs...... NSW 3.40.85 Inv. G. Peterson ....VIC 4.46.57 4 F. Devlin...... NSW 19.30.47 1 P. Hall...... VIC 27.36.00 3 K. Bird...... VIC 31.69 3 N. Markham...... NSW 4.48.66 4 G. Aisbett...... NSW 13.82 W65 4 L. Hooper...... NSW 4.54.22 5 K. Perroux...... ACT 20.14.88 2 M. Stanway ...... VIC 28.04.00 5 A. James...... VIC 13.98 M70 1 M. Collins...... QLD 4.01.36 W35 5 H. Smith...... NSW 5.09.24 6 R. Hughes...... VIC 20.25.54 3 D. Keys...... NSW 30.12.00 1 O. Burton...... VIC 30.83 4 J. Purcell...... NSW 31.28.00 6 H. Meiselbach ... VIC 14.14 W70 1 J. Cullen...... ACT 5.07.39 6 L. Fletcher...... VIC 5.19.21 7 P. Short...... NSW 21.23.55_ 2 A. Smith...... VIC 32.94 5 A. Schiworski..ACT 33.15.00 7 T. Morgan...... SA 14.46 1 D. Bawdrey...... NZ 3.51.73 7 B. Sharpe...... NSW 5.32.43 8 J. Burns...... QLD 21.38.65 3 B. W alton...... TAS 34.82 W40 6 S. Cross...... WA 33.46.00 M60 8 B. Morrey...... VIC 5.36.50 M65 1 A. Nicholls...... VIC 4.29.50 1 A. Laajoki...... NSW 5.06.8 1 T. Hishon...... QLD 13.59 M75 9 D. Trembearth....VIC 5.41.92 1 J. Gilmour...... WA 18.06.14 W50 M35 2 B. Stanford...... NSW 5.16.4 2 D. Jones...... WA 14.02 1 H. Gathercole...... VIC 33.86 10 L. Hassam...... WA 6.33.27 2 T. McDonald....VIC 20.52.25 1 J. Hooper (AR/WR) 1 T. R yan...... NSW 2.00.79 3 M. Serre...... VIC 5.28.6 3 F. O’Connor..... NSW 14.07 2 G. K nott...... VIC 45.20 3 R. Bonser...... NSW 22.05.37 ...... NSW 26.48.00 2 A. Jones...... NSW 2.01.98 4 L. Pisch...... NSW 5.29.5 M60 4 D. Blandy...... ; VIC 14.94 M80 4 N. LeRossignol ...VIC 23.24.68 2 J. Thew...... NSW 34.04.00 3 B. Gleeson...... ACT 2.02.21 5 P. Maher...... NSW 5.33.0 1 G. McKeown...... VIC 4.58.37 5 D. O rr...... VIC 14.97 1 G. Simpson...... VIC 47.21 5 J. Baker...... NSW 23.58.65 3 Y. Melene...... NSW 34.31.00 4 P. Busteed ...... NSW 2.03.62 6 J. Yabsley...... ACT 5.41.6 2 F. Devlin...... NSW 5.12.15 6 R. Hughes...... VIC 15.49 Inv. J. Henry...... VIC 32.36.00 M90 5 N. Fowler...... NSW 2.06.13 7 V. Thompson...... VIC 6.08.6 3 R. Hughes...... VIC 5.12.29 M70 M65 1 B. Empey...... NSW 63.76 6 R. Kennelly...... ACT 2.59.37 4 J. Camery...... NSW 5.12.31 1 V. Adamson...... NZ 23.28.98 1 M. Johnston...... VIC 14.43 5 K. Perroux...... ACT 5.14.97 1 G. Smith...... NSW 23.31.78 400 METRES W45 W55 2 J. W alsh...... NSW 14.46 M40 1 N. Ducker...... NSW 5.26.8 6 B. McCredie...... NSW 5.49.59 2 E. Gamble...... VIC 24.07.63 1 J. Albury (AR) ....VIC 28.39.00 3 W. Widera VIC 14.61 W30 1 G. H and ...... ACT 1.59.84 2 C. McArdle...... NSW 5.37.2 7 W. Paradice...... NSW 6.43.13 3 L. Foulser...... NSW 27.18.07 2 J. O’Neill...... VIC 33.51.00 4 B. Hogan ...... QLD 14.69 1 R. Lucas...... VIC 60.90 2 I. Melrose...... NSW 2.00.44 3 S. Westbrook...... TAS 5.52.6 M65 10000 METRES 3 O. Webb...... NSW 34.02.00 5 K. Hopkins...... NSW 15.78 2 I. G ood...... NSW 61.00 3 L. Leyden...... VIC 2.01.32 4 D. Southern...... QLD 6.09.6 1 J. Gilmour...... WA 5.08.57 6 K. Bird...... VIC 16.59 3 C. McArdle VIC 61.60 4 L. Mapstone...... VIC 2.01.56 2 T. McDonald...... VIC 5.26.41 W30 4 J. Jacimovic...... VIC 64.90 5 R. Telford...... ACT 2.02.04 1 G. Peterson...... VIC 36.52.78 W60 M70 3 J. M ilne...... NSW 5.29.60 1 S. Brasher (AR)...TAS 30.16.00 1 O. Burton...... VIC 15.86 5 D. Walker QLD 65.90 6 N. Monshall...... NSW 2.03.02 W50 4 K. Bird...... VIC 5.34.27 W35 1 A. Young...... ACT 6.40.65 2 M. Colthup...... VIC 32.17.00 2 B. Walton TAS 16.38 W35 7 B. Carver...... NSW 2.07.87 M70 1 J. C ullen...... ACT 38.54.78 3 A. Smith...... VIC 16.50 1 A. Holcombe...... VIC 60.50 8 C. Higgins...... ACT 2.08.60 W55 1 E. Gamble...... VIC 6.06.51 2 E. Dundas...... ACT 59.02.00 9 W. Ollis...... NSW 2.13.38 W65 M75 2 K. Adams...... NSW 62.40 1 O. W ebb...... NSW 6.45.61 2 G. Smith...... NSW 6.47.03 W40 3 E. Hindle...... WA 64.90 10 D. Q uinto...... NSW 2.15.65 2 J. Mallory...... ACT 7.51.40 1 S. Mumane (AR) .VIC 34.03.00 1 H . Gathercole VIC 16.09 M80 1 J. Yabsley...... ACT 43.15.25 2 W. Tunaley...... VIC 21.12 W40 11 D. Woolner...... ACT 2.17.78 W60 2D. Siepmann...NSW 43.44.00 12 N. Tamplin...... ACT 2.20.25 1 E. Barnacle.....QLD 10.04.93 W70 3 G. K nott...... VIC 21.23 1 J. Johnson...... WA 63.70 1 S. Brasher (AR) .TAS 5.56.67 3 V. Thompson ...VIC 47.32,60 2 L. K eith...... NSW 66.10 2 M. Gibbs...... NSW 7.30.41 4 M. Garrick..... NSW 48.00.25 1 A. Nicholls...... VIC 37.34.00 M80 3 M. Cadogan...... NSW 67.50 M45 W65 5000 METRES 5 W. Davidson ...ACT 48.28.44 1 G. Simpson...... VIC 20.50 4 A. Laajoki...... NSW 69.40 1 P. Critchley...... NSW 2.01.15 1 M. Collins...... QLD 8.09.49 2 A. Bradford...... QLD 2.02.96 W30 W45 W75 5 L. W oods...... ACT 77.30 1 N. Jeffreys (AR/WR) 3 R. Paul...... VIC 2.08.66 W70 1 G. Peterson...... VIC 17.50.25 1 N. Ducker...... NSW 39.35.00 M90 6 J. Abbott...... VIC 78.60 1 D. Bawdrey...... NZ 7.57.04 2 S. Rake...... ACT 21.44.95 2 C. McArdle....NSW 42.52.62 ...... VIC 37.04.00 1 B. Empey...... NSW 25.85 4 M. H all...... VIC 2.10.05 W45 5 D. Wallace...... ACT 2.11.03 1 A. Nicholls ...... VIC 8.27.43 W35 3 A. Callaghan ....VIC 46.19.78 2 F. McGuire...... VIC 40.51.00 1 S. Westbrook ..... TAS 69.40 6 A. Pollock...... NSW 2.12.16 M35 1 J. Cullen (AR) .ACT 18.23.66 4 D. Southern ....QLD 46.26.26 2 H. Ashton...... NSW 71.00 200 METRES 7 T. Booth...... ACT 2.18.00 1 E. Sigmont...... VIC 4.06.15 2 E. Dundas...... ACT 29.23.74 W50 M35 3 G. Boyce...... SA 74.00 W30 8 L. Cadogan...... NSW 2.19.88 2 rt. Walczak...... VIC 4.07.76 1 A. Y oung...... ACT 47.50.68 1 K. Knox...... NSW 22.09.27 4 H. Murfett...... VIC 82.70 W40 1 C. McArdle...... VIC 26.61 9 C. Y oung...... NSW 2.20.55 3 C. Macek...... VIC 4.10.43 1 A. Laajoki...... NSW 19.07.17 2 T. Holm es...... VIC 51.29.34 2 J. Mison...... NSW 24.16.70 .2 R. Lucas...... VIC 26.81 W50 10 P. Condon...... NSW 2.22.68 4 S. Manuel...... NSW 4.13.41 2 D. Siepmann...NSW 21.04.57 W55 3 J. Harris...... NSW 24.43.41 3 J. M asek...... VIC 27.70 1 D. Whittam...... WA 1.11.9 11 A. Bradford..... VIC 2.23.39 5 A. Jones...... NSW 4.18.00 3 J. Yabsley...... ACT 21.16.86 1 J. Albury...... VIC 43.05.77 4 F. Overton...... NSW 26.28.93 4 J. Jacimovic...... VIC 27.89 2 L. Woodman...... VIC 1.13.6 12 J. Newey...... NSW 2.27.12 6 K. Calderbank ..NSW 4.49.37 4 M. Serre...... VIC 21.36.72 W60 5 R. Johnson...... NSW 30.07.28 5 A. Lucas...... TAS 30.38 3 M. O’Shea...... ACT 1.34.1 13 D. Milbum...... SA 2.35.31 7 D. Lucas...... TAS 4.53.73 5 V. Thompson ...VIC 23.23.49 1 S. Brasher...... TAS 45.13.07 6 V. Rodrigues....VIC 30.35.96 1987 AUSTRALIAN TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Cont

M40 M60 W45 1 D. Thomson....ACT 22.12.22 1 R. Hochreiter...... VIC 36.64 1 I. Mitchell ...... ACT 31.68 2 K. Law ...... NSW 24.03.56 2 F. O’Connor...... NSW 31.92 2 H. Searle...... NSW 26.84 3 P. Buller...... VIC 24.22.76 3 D. Frawley ...... QLD 23.16 3 A. Mencik...... ACT 22.12 4 K. M aurer...... QLD 24.49.84 M65 4 A. Schiworski..... ACT 20.20 5 G. Russell ...... VIC 25.23.84 1 K. Hopkins...... NSW 34.14 5 L. Scarff...... VIC 18.30 6 M. MacDermott 2 F. Welz...... QLD 31.46 6 B. MacLeod...... ACT 17.36 ...... QLD 27.45.27 3 W. Widera VIC 30.42 W50 7 E. Reynolds ....ACT 28.56.66 4 M. Johnston...... VIC 25.38 1 M. Wahren...... ACT 25.66 8 T. Vogler...... ACT 29.15.43 M70 2 D. W ittam...... WA 24.60 9 J. O’Neill...... NSW 30.27.98 1 W. Schultz VIC 17.78 3 E. Schmidt...... NSW 23.22 10 C. Gorsuch ...NSW 32.39.42 M75 4 H. Doherty...... QLD 23.08 M45 1 H. Gathercole..... VIC 17.04 5 J. Thew...... NSW 20.76 1 J. Smith...... NSW 22.49.05 2 G. K nott...... VIC 15.02 6 Y. Melene...... NSW 20.24 2 M. Dickinson ...VIC 23.15.54 3 W. Tunaley...... VIC 14.16 W55 3 B. Pearce...... NSW 23.52.63 1 C. O’Callaghan ... .ACT 18.64 4 G. Paton ...... VIC 24.04.94 M80 5 R. Whyte...... ACT 24.35.49 1 G. Simpson (AR) ...VIC 12.00 W60 ..QLD 11.36 ..VIC 24.42 6 L. Bird...... NSW 26.22.21 2 E. Barnacle...... 1 L. Widera...... 7 P. Coulson...... QLD 28.16.75 SHOT PUT 2 B. Woodburn...... VIC 21.30 3 L. Frawley...... QLD 17.20 M50 W30 M35 1 H. Summers...... VIC 24.07.59 1 M. Holahan...... NSW 9.10 2 R. Gardiner...... VIC 24.11.97 1 B. Whitecross , ., VIC 37.22 2 J. Masek...... VIC 8.64 2 M. Lafferty...... QLD 27.80 3 R. Chapman ....ACT 25.02.22 W35 4 G. Major...... VIC 26.37.72 3 B. Wallace...... VIC 25.46 1 C. Schultz...... VIC 13.74 4 J. Neale...... VIC 20.90 5 L. Irwin...... NSW 26.48.47 2 W. Perkins...... QLD 9.32 6 W. Kirby...... Qld 30.28.77 3 D. Chant...... NSW 8.28 M40 7 C. Silcock ...... VIC 35.28.60 4 V. Trachtenberg...... NSW 6.44 1 W. Jacenko...... NSW 49.70 M55 5 E. Dundas...... ACT 6.27 2 P. Lawler...... NSW 43.10 1 F. Hangan ...... VIC 26.02.07 Inv. D. Palm er...... NSW 8.77 3 R. G u y ...... VIC 42.32 2 P. Waddell...... ACT 27.11.20 4 R. Green...... ACT 37.70 W40 VIC 34.14 3 E. Edwards...... NSW 31.41.91 1 M. Thomas...... NSW 10.38 6 A. Moore...... TAS 29.84 M60 2 V. Franek...... NSW 8.75 M65 DISCUS M65 7 P. McWilliams ... .NSW 22.40 1 T. Oft...... VIC 25.47.04 M60 3 M. Pennings...... NSW 8.51 1 V. Townsend...... NSW 123.39 1 W. Widera...... VIC 32.46 8 G. Allomes...... NSW 21.14 2. B. Jones...... NSW 29.06.65 1 G. McKeown...... VIC 42.52 W30 4 C. Battersby...... VIC 7.62 2 G. Nevitt...... VIC 136.50 2 F. Devlin...... NSW 43.31 2 M. Johnston...... VIC 30.40 9 P. Freeman...... ACT 20.06 3 P. Bethell...... VIC 29.06.73 1 M. Holahan...... NSW 26.72 W45 M70 3 R. Hughes...... VIC 45.30 3 J. VanDerEyk..... NSW 28.94 M45 4 G. Peters...... SA 29.48.02 2 A. Lucas...... TAS 21.14 1 H. Searle...... NSW 10.55 1J. Webber...... SA 139.19 4 K. Perroux...... ACT 46.26 4 F. Welz...... QLD 27.18 1 K. Readwin...... VIC 47.94 M65 3 S. Rake...... ACT 17.42 2 T. Wharton...... NSW 7.94 2 L. MacGregor...... VIC Disq. 5 V. Fletcher...... NSW 68.05 5 K. Hopkins...... NSW 25.94 2 N. Henry...... TAS 35.78 1 G. Nevitt...... VIC 27.42.71 W35 3 G. Seymon...... VIC 7.64 6 P. Colthup...... VIC 22.02 3 P. Schiworski ..... ACT 32.00 2 V. Townsend ..NSW 29.20.00 M75 M65 1 C. Schultz...... VIC 46.96 4 A. Schiworski ...... ACT 6.23 M70 4 V. Hough...... NSW 31.90 3 P. Colthup...... VIC 41.03.86 1 T. Daintry...... VIC 126.40 1 T. McDonald...... VIC 48.06 2 D. Palmer...... NSW 29.82 5 B. MacLeod...... ACT 5.78 2 F. McGuire...... VIC 140.25 1 R. Foley...... VIC 36.58 M70 2 N. LeRossignol..... VIC 52.16 3 W. Perkins...... QLD 28.40 6 S. Westbrook...... TAS 4.90 M50 3 B. Dunning...... NSW 145.11 2 W. Schultz...... VIC 22.00 1 J. Webber...... SA 31.04.55 3 J. Baker...... NSW 56.22 4 S. Robertson...... NSW 27.96 1 A. Tahmindjis (AR) 4 P. Colthup...... VIC 60.05 3 A. Smith...... VIC 18.10 W50 2 A. Smith...... VIC 38.25.65 M90 5 D. Chant...... NSW 26.32 1 H. Doherty ...... QLD 10.38 NSW 46.26 5 B. MacDermott ....QLD 72.39 M75 3 L. MacGregor...VIC 41.44.86 1 G. Theobald (AR/WR) 6 E. Hindle...... WA 21.70 2 J. D avis...... VIC 44.48 1 H. Gathercole...... VIC 18.62 2 J. Preece ...... VIC 10.38 ...... VIC 154.01 M70 7 E. Dundas...... ACT 16.36 3 E. Schmidt...... NSW 9.65 3 F. Cron...... VIC 40.24 M75 V. Adamson...... NZ 57.39 8 B. Muller...... ACT 12.04 2 W. Tunaley...... VIC 6.88 1 T. Daintry (AR/WR) 4 D. W hittam...... WA 8.09 4 B. Dalton...... NSW 35.20 1 J. Bennett...... VIC 61.04 3 G. K nott...... VIC 15.86 ...... VIC 28.43.86 10K CROSS COUNTRY W40 5 Y. M elene...... NSW 7.68 5 G. Mencik...... ACT 34.86 2 G. Smith...... NSW 62.46 M80 2 F. McGuire...... VIC 31.54.82 1 M. Thomas...... NSW 29.16 6 M. Wahren...... ACT 7.63 6 R. Wijesinghe ... NSW 32.76 3 W. Dunning....NSW 33.51.12 M35 W30 2 V. Roberts...... NSW 27.74 1 G. Simpson (AR)...VIC 13.82 7 J. Thew...... NSW 6.52 7 T. Hancock...... VIC . F 1 E. Sigmont...... VIC 35.09 3 V. Franek...... NSW 27.26 2 E. Barnacle...... OLD 10.56 M80 1 G. Peterson...... VIC 40.43 W55 M55 2 P. Garvin...... ACT 35.31 1 W. Grierson.....VIC 43.01.31 2 S. Rake...... ACT 50.23 4 C. Battersby...... VIC 24.92 1 O. W ebb...... NSW 7.59 1 C. Rann...... ACT 38.96 3D. Lucas...... TAS 41.49 W35 5 R. W olfers...... NSW 23.14 JAVELIN NSW 35.32 M85 2 C. O’Callaghan...... ACT 5.84 2 J. Soutar...... 4 N. Fowler...... NSW 43.28 1 J. Cullen...... ACT 41.59 6 G. V ines...... ACT 18.00 VIC 34.80 1 C. Gardiner...... VIC 40.54.14 W30 W60 3 H. Wynhoven .... 2 B. Muller...... ACT 50.57 W45 4 E. Matthews..... SA 29.74 M90 1 M. Holahan...... NSW 27.94 1 B. W oodbum...... VIC 8.41 M40 W40 1 H. Searle...... NSW 26.36 1 G. Theobald (AR/WR) 2 D. Ellison...... NSW 27.42 2 L. W idera...... VIC 8.38 M60 1 G. Hand...... ACT 33.19 1 A. Laajoki...... NSW 42.10 2 L. Scarff...... VIC 24.88 ...... VIC 35.09.47 W35 3 M. Gibbs...... NSW 6.39 1 R. Hochreiter..... VIC 34.98 2 P. Wheatley...... NSW 33.49 2 B. Stanford...... NSW 45.20 3 T. Wharton...... NSW 22.84 1 C. Schultz...... VIC 37.28 4 L. Frawley...... QLD 5.94 2 D. Blandy...... VIC 31.22 3 H. Wegner...... NSW 34.08 3 J. Yabsley...... ACT 48.12 4 B. MacLeod...... ACT 21.80 2 W. Perkins...... QLD 26.56 W70 3 D. Frawley ...... QLD 13.94 10K ROAD WALK 4 C. O’Brien...... VIC 34.28 4 D. Siepmann...... NSW 48.25 5 I. Mitchell...... ACT 20.50 5 I. Graves...... NSW 34.56 3 D. Palmer...... NSW 24.56 1 G. Pierce...... NZ 4.78 5 M. Garrick...... NSW 52.52 W50 M65 W30 6 K. Mayhew...... NSW 36.27 4 S. Robertson...... NSW 23.88 W75 1 J. Johnson...... NSW 63.51 6 W. Davidson...... ACT 53.53 1 I. Deneefe...... VIC 35.22 1 W. Widera...... VIC 32.22 7 T. Wilson...... VIC 36.38 5 E. Dundas...... ACT 16.00 1 R. Frith...... NSW 5.97 7 V. Thompson...... VIC 57.25 2 E. Schmidt...... NSW 27.86 QLD 19.28 W35 8 C. Stevenson...... VIC 36.55 W40 2 F. Welz...... W45 3 H. Doherty...... QLD 27.80 M35 1 H. McDonald (AR) 9 J. Hennessy...... NSW 37.18 1 M. Thomas.....,,,.NSW 38,92 1 T. Baird...... VIC 40.19 4 Y. Melene...... NSW 21.24 1 B. Wallace...... ViC 11. W ...... VIC S5.VZ 10 I. Melrose...... NSW 37.29 2 V. Franek...... NSW 30.78 M70 2 N. Ducker...... NSW 42.56 5 M. Wahren...... ACT 20.76 2G . Quirk...... NSW 10.21 2 E. Dundas...... ACT 69.17 11 G. Ryan...... NSW 38.21 1 R. Foley...... VIC 44.34 3 D. Southern...... QLD 49.50 6 D. Whittam...... WA 18.74 3 C. Battersby...... VIC 25.80 3 B. Whitecross...... VIC 9.69 3 M. Boyle...... NSW 70.01 12 J. Smit...... NSW 38.22 2 A. Smith...... VIC 14.68 4 A. Callaghan...... VIC 52.03 7 T. Leb...... VIC 12.88 4 M. Pennings...... NSW 20.22 4 J. Neale...... VIC 8.42 W40 13 R. Potter...... NSW 39.57 5 B. Scown...... ACT 53.55 W55 M40 1 G. V ines...... ACT 59.01 14 H. Visch...... NSW 40.13 W45 6 H. Murfett...... VIC 54.20 1 B. Adams...... NSW 19.18 1 R. G u y ...... VIC 12.44 M75 2 M. Greene...... VIC 61.25 15 G. Allomes...... NSW 40.50 1 G. Seymon...... VIC 23.42 7 J. Bourke...... ACT 55.35 2 0 . Webb...... NSW 18.96 2 B. Gardner...... NSW 12.32 1 W. Tunaley (AR) ...VIC 22.24 3 A. O'Neill...... NSW 1536 16 K. Schnibbe...... VIC 41.51 2 L. Scarff...... VIC 22.46 8 I. Gross...... NSW 65.49 3 C. O’Calaghan..... ACT 11.74 3 R. G reen...... ACT 12.08 17 P. Krier...... NSW 41.51 3 H. Searle...... NSW 22.06 W45 9 M. Dickinson...... VIC 66.52 4 A. Latu...... VIC 12.04 M80 18 R. Pappalardo...... VIC 41.59 W60 4 B. MacLeod...... ACT 17.40 1 P. Hall...... VIC 59.55 5 G. R ose...... VIC 11.51 1 E. Barnacle...... QLD 14.04 19 C. Higgins...... ACT 42.04 W50 1 L. Widera...... VIC 21.96 5 S. Westbrook...... TAS 14.16 2D . Keys...... NSW 63.38 6 R. Mooney...... VIC 10.78 2 G. Simpson...... VIC 13.14 20 W. Ostrowski ....NSW 42.23 1 A. Young...... ACT 51.42 2 L. Frawley...... QLD 20.02 3 J. Purcell...... NSW 64.50 7 P. Lawler...... NSW 10.31 21 N. Tamplin...... NSW 44.30 2 D. Mitchell...... VIC 60.45 3 M. Gibbs...... NSW 17.38 W50 4 A. Schiworski...... ACT 68.56 8 J. Reynolds...... VIC 10.17 22 1. Stansfield...... VIC 46.47 W55 4 B. Woodbum...... VIC 16.14 1 H. Doherty...... QLD 36.64 5 S. Cross...... WA 72.09 9 P. McWilliams.....NSW 9.06 23 S. Perkins...... QLD 53.18 1 J. Albury...... VIC 48.30 W65 2 M. Wahren...... ACT 23.46 6 M. Stan way...... VIC DNF 10 T. Gulliver...... ACT 9.05 W30 2 J. Mallory...... ACT 68.23 1 V. LeRossignol.....VIC 12.62 3 D. Whittam...... WA 22.20 W50 11 P. Freeman...... ACT 8.41 1 J. Masek...... VIC 5.14 M45 W70 4 E. Schmidt...... NSW 21.80 2 J. Jacimovic...... VIC 4.28 1 J. Hooper (AR) ....ACT 57.14 3000 STEEPLE M45 2 J. Henry...... VIC 66.27 1. A. Bradford...... QLD 35.38 1 G> Pierce...... NZ 10.98 5 Y. Melene...... NSW 18.20 3 A. Lucas...... TAS 4.22 M40 6 J. Thew...... NSW 13.20 1 P. Phillips (AR)..... ACT 13.81 3 J. Thew...... NSW 71.33 2 P. Hannaford...... VIC 35.45 W75 4 D. Ellison...... NSW 4.10 1 C. Stevenson....VIC 10.15.73 2 V. Hough...... NSW 11.47 4 Y. Melene...... NSW 71.37 3 T. Vincent...... VIC 36.49 1 R. Frith...... NSW 15.58 W55 W35 4 T. Seymon...... VIC 36.58 2D. Barrett..... NSW 10.28.22 3 P. Schiworski...... ACT 10.60 1 B. Adams...... NSW 19.70 1 E. Hindle...... WA 5.52 W55 5 K. McBrearty...... NSW 39.01 3 G. M oore..... VIC 10.36.47 M35 4 K. Readwin...... VIC 10.54 2 0 . Webb...... NSW 15.30 2 W. Perkins...... QLD 5.20 1 O. Webb...... NSW 70.03 6 M. Roberts...... NSW 39.43 4 J. Smit...... NSW 10.41.28 1 B. Wallace...... VIC 30.82 5 R. Cooney...... VIC 10.24 3 C. O’Callaghan ....ACT 11.96 3 M. Taylor...... NSW 5.17 2 J. O’N eill...... VIC 71.53 7 R. Jackson ...... NSW 40.14 5 G. Ryan ...... NSW 10.43.46 2 G. Quirk...... NSW 29.00 M50 W60 4 A. Charlton...... NSW 4.57 W60 8 J. W aite...... VIC 40.40 3 J. N eale...... VIC 26.62 1 G. M encik...... ACT 13.48 M45 1 B. Woodbum...... VIC 22.92 5 A. Holcombe VIC 4.13 1 S. Brasher (AR)....TAS 63.58 9 T. B ooth...... ACT 41.08 4 G. Stretton...... ACT 26.48 2 R. Wijesinghe..... NSW 13.36 1 A. Bradford .. ..QLD 10.01.26 2 L. Widera...... VIC 19.68 ACT 3.36 2 M. Colthup...... VIC 65.21 Inv. B. Whitecross ...VIC 27.50 3 M. Bennett 6 E. Dundas...... 10 B. Thomas...... ACT 42.37 2 P. Hannaford....VIC 10.02.64 3 L. Frawley...... QLD 16.16 ...... NSW 13.20 M40 W40 W65 11 A. Brown...... NSW 42.58 3 P. Rudkin..... ACT 10.08.41 4 M. Gibbs...... NSW 16.14 4 J. D avis...... VIC 11.00 1 S. Mumane (AR)...VIC 71.08 12 D. Smith...... NSW 43.07 4 M. Roberts NSW 10.59.67 1 R. G u y ...... VIC 39.72 5 T. Hancock...... VIC 11.00 1 J. Johnson...... WA 4.66 ...... ACT 36.08 W65 2 C. Battersby...... VIC 4.19 W75 13 B. Beames...... ACT 43.44 5 T. Seymon. ...VIC 11.00.34 2 R. G reen 6 F. Cron ...... VIC 9.39 3 G. R ose...... VIC 33.64 1 V. LeRossignol.....VIC 10.42 3 C. Coleman...... VIC 4.13 1 N. Jeffreys (AR & WR) 14 D. M ilbum...... SA 45.59 6 A. Brown...... NSW 12.08.83 7 H. Tobin...... VIC 9.02 15 K. Farnsworth...... VIC 47.53 4 J. Reynolds...... VIC 33.08 W75 4 M. Pennings...... NSW 4.08 ...... VIC 75.38 2000 STEEPLE M55 16 G. Murfett...... VIC 49.09 5 R. Mooney...... VIC 31.64 1 R. Frith (A R)...... NSW 12.40 1 C. R ann...... ACT 10.24 5 R. Philpott...... VIC 3.85 17 J. O’Shea...... ACT 49.20 M50 6 T. Gulliver...... NSW 24.54 2 J. Soutar...... NSW 9.42 6 R. Wolfers NSW 3.79 M35 20K ROAD WALK 18 A. Johnson...... ACT 60.52 1 A. Blonner...... NSW 7.10.10 7 P. McWilliams ....NSW 23.98 3 E. Matthews...... SA 8.57 7 L. Woods...... ACT 3.32 2 J. Clarke...... VIC 7.43.80 8 A. Moore...... TAS 23.48 1 M. Stevens...... QLD 58.96 W45 M35 2 F. Rayk...... NSW 58.04 M60 3 C. Silcock...... VIC 8.14.85 9 R. Condon...... NSW 20.04 1 W. E y ...... SA 4.85 1 K. Knox...... NSW 98.23 3 J. Colver...... NSW 50.38 1 J. Peridis ...... NSW 12.38 M50 M55 Inv. P. Lawler...... NSW 34.06 2 T. Wharton...... NSW 4.26 2 J. Mison...... NSW 111.10 4 B. Wallace...... VIC 49.96 2 R. Hochreiter...... VIC 10.79 1 R. Gribble...... NSW 37.44 1 O. Millridge...... NSW 7.43.04 Inv. P. Freeman...... ACT 18.54 3 G. Seymon...... VIC 3.67 3 J. Harris...;...... NSW 113.22 5 C. Noden...... VIC 40.30 3 D. Blandy...... VIC 8.66 2 A. Blonner...... NSW 38.57 2 L. Fletcher...... VIC 8.06.44 M45 4 L. Scarff...... VIC 3.33 4 F. Overton...... NSW 116.45 3 B. Cook...... NSW 39.16 6 B. Gleeson...... ACT 38.66 4 L. C hilds...... ACT 8.57 M60 1 K. Readwin...... VIC 35.56 Inv. R. Johnson....NSW 134.31 4 B. Redhead...... NSW 39.34 7 J. Neale...... VIC 32.84 M65 W50 1 A. T yson...... WA 8.21.46 2 P. Phillips...... QLD 34.24 1 D. Whittam ...... WA 4.04 M40 5 H. Ruckwied...... NSW 39.53 3 V. Hough...... NSW 30.04 Inv. J. Gordon...... NSW 36.12 1 W. Widera ...... VIC 9.28 2 M. Collins...... ACT 8.31.72 2 H. Doherty...... QLD 3.62 1 D. Thomson...... ACT 100.30 6 R. Sammells...... WA 40.52 4 P. Schiworski...... ACT 29.70 M40 2 H. Merkel...... NSW 8.83 2 P. Buller...... VIC 106.12 3 M. W ild...... NSW 10.10.14 3 M. O ’Shea ACT 3.34 7 J. Howes...... VIC 40.58 5 R. Cooney...... VIC 29.40 1 P. Lawler...... NSW 53.48 3 F. W elz...... QLD 8.29 3 K. Law...... NSW 108.23 M65 8 R. Stanway...... VIC 41.16 6 R. Shaw ...... NSW 24.50 2 G. R ose...... VIC 49.46 M70 W55 4 K. Maurer...... QLD 110.31 1 K. Hopkins...... NSW 10.00.46 9 J. Eyre...... VIC 41.28 7 K. Daniels...... ACT 24.14 3 R. Mooney...... VIC 48.50 1 R. Foley...... VIC 9.67 1 D. Pirie (AR) QLD 3.91 5 G. Russell...... VIC 113.05 2 B. McDermott .QLD 12.19.70 10 R. W ilson...... VIC 41.39 8 F. Maher...... NSW 22.84 4 R. Green...... ACT 45.84 2 W. Schultz...... VIC 7.18 2 B. Adams...... NSW 3.81 6 E. Reynolds...... ACT 126.29 11C. Silcock...... VIC 42.32 M75 3 C. O’Callaghan.. ACT 3.00 M50 5 T. Trachtenberg...... NSW 39.82 M75 7 M. MacDermott.....QLD 127.39 12 J. Smith...... VIC 42.46 1 G. K nott...... VIC 12.03.78 1 R. Wijesinghe...... NSW 40.40 6 J. Reynolds...... VIC 35.70 1 H. Gathercole...... VIC 6.91 W60 M45 13 R. Callaghan...... VIC 43.14 2 M. Bennett...... NSW 39.42 7 A. Moore...... TAS 34.26 2 W. Tunaley...... VIC 6.85 1 J. Bannister...... ACT 3.60 1 J. Smith...... NSW 99.17 14 T. Davison...... VIC 43.20 MASTER OF MASTERS 3 T. Hancock...... VIC 39.14 8 P. McWilliams ....NSW 30.56 3 F. Scully...... VIC 6.00 2 B. Woodbum VIC 3.30 2 M. Dickinson...... VIC 100.57 15 J. Peacock...... VIC 44.37 SPRINT HANDICAP 4 G. M encik...... ACT 36.66 9 T. Gulliver...... NSW 29.80 3 L. Widera VIC 2.97 3 G. Paton...... VIC 104.05 16 J. Becker...... TAS 44.58 1 F Turner...... NSW 12.57 M45 M80 5 F. Cron...... VIC 33.76 10 P. McKieman ....NSW 27.58 4 M. Gibbs...... NSW 2.51 4 R. W hyte...... ACT 104.34 17 R. Garrick...... NSW 45.14 2 G. Simpson...VIC 12.66 M80 11 P. Freeman...... ACT 25.54 1 E. Barnacle (AR) ...QLD 5.10 6 J. D avis...... VIC 33.50 M35 5 B. Pearce...... NSW 107.36 18 D. Lowry...... ACT 48.12 3 J. Van Stappen Inv. R. G uy...... VIC 49.00 2 G. Simpson...... VIC 4.82 NSW 12.71 M35 7 J, Sturzaker...... NSW 31.32 1 N. Peters...... NSW 5.94 6 J. Salter...... VIC 112.53 19 R. Richards...... TAS 49.41 M45 HAMMER 4 M. Johnston..VIC 12.79 M65 8 M. Rose...... VIG 26.36 2 J. Gordon...... NSW 5.78 7 L. B ird...... NSW 113.34 20 W. Gross...... NSW 50.15 1 R. Cooney...... VIC 47.30 W30 4 J. Kealy...... VIC 12.79 M40 9 K. Thew...... NSW 25.08 3 P. Lambert...... NSW 5.77 8 P. Coulson...... QLD 119.22 21 J. Russell...... WA 55.50 2 R. Shaw ...... NSW 37.64 1 M. Holahan...... NSW 29.20 6 R. Austin....NSW 12.82 M50 10 L. Kendall...... ACT 23.94 4 R. M acey...... NSW 5.10 M50 11 H. Tobin...... VIC 23.76 3 V. Hough...... NSW 37.50 2 S. Rake...... ACT 19.08 5 J. Neale...... VIC 4.95 1 R. Gardiner...... VIC 104.16 7 T. Hishon....QLD 12.95 M60 M55 M55 4 K. Daniels...... ACT 36.22 W35 6 B. Whitecross .. VIC 4.73 2 H. Summers...... VIC 106:37 8 0. Burton...... VIC 13.00 M70 1 D. Barrett...... NSW 39.43 1 C. R ann...... ACT 37.08 5 B. Perry...... NSW 32.00 1 C. Schultz (AR) ....VIC 39.20 7 I. Dundas...... ACT 4.10 3 R. Chapman...... ACT 109.46 9 M. Pirie...... QLD 13.12 M55 2 R. Young...... VIC 40.26 2 H. Wynhoven...... VIC 35.08 6 P. Schiworski ...... ACT 29.08 2 L. Williams...... VIC 27.04 4 G. Major...... VIC 126.54 10W. Empey.NSW 14.18 M90 M40 3 B. Dean...... NSW 40.37 3 J. Soutar...... NSW 32.88 M50 3 D. Chant...... NSW 26.44 1 A. McGown..... NSW 6.14 M55 4 K. Ollerenshaw...... NSW 41.49 1 W. Perkins ..QLD 13.07 W35 4 E. Matthews...... SA 32.82 1 M. Bennett...... NSW 47.12 4 D. Palm er...... NSW 24.80 2 P. Vallance...... NSW 5.88 1 P. Waddell...... ACT 119.11 5 P. Piper...... NSW 42.22 2 W. E y ...... SA 13.07 W45 5 A. Quentin...... ACT 31.60 2 T. Hancock...... VIC 46.54 5 W. Perkins...... QLD 24.64 3 G. Donaldson.... QLD 5.86 2 F. Hangan...... VIC 122.07 6 L. Hooper...... NSW 42.53 3 D. Whittam...WA 13.20 W50 6 J. McGrath...... NSW 29.66 3 R. Wijesinghe..... NSW 43.74 6 B. Muller...... ACT 17.96 4 G. Taylor...... NSW 5.72 3 R. Whitham...... NSW 140.02 7 L. Fletcher...... VIC 43 25 4 M. Collins...QLD 13.24 W65 7 K. Postler...... SA 22.24 4 H. Tobin...... VIC 33.10 7 E. Dundas...... ACT 16.70 5 D. Brown...... NSW 5.59 4 T. Edwards...... NSW 144.37 8 M Brown...... NSW 45.38 5 A. Hogan.. .QLD 13.28 W60 M60 5 L. Kendall...... ACT 30.88 W40 6 R. Mooney...... VIC 5.46 ...... VIC 26.74 M60 9 B. Molino...... NSW 46.52 6 J. Johnson ....WA 13.35 W40 1 R. Hochreiter...... VIC 37.70 6 M. Rose 1 M. Thomas (AR)..NSW 27.86 7 N. McIntyre..... NSW 5.32 1 T. O i t ...... VIC 117.23 10 B. Morrey...... VIC 47.10 1C. McArdle ..VIC 13.36 W30 2 J. Peridis...... NSW 35.78 M55 2 C. Battersby...... VIC 26.36 8 J. Reynolds...... VIC 5.15 2 B. Jones...... NSW 126.14 11 E. McLean...... NSW 47.33 8 D. Pirie...... QLD 13.76 W55 3 D. Blandy...... VIC 28.38 1 E. Matthews...... SA 36.34 3 M. Pennings...... NSW 25.24 9 P. McKieman ... NSW 5.06 3 P. Bethell...... VIC 127.47 12 B. Sharpe...... NSW 49.15 9 Z. Pierce...... NZ DNS 4 M. McKay...... VIC 27.68 2 C. Rann ...... ACT 32.82 4 V. Franek...... NSW 21.76 10 R. Seamer VIC 4.76 4 G. Peters...... SA 133.16 13 A. Mallory...... ACT 55.38 10 R. Frith...... NSW DNS 5 L. Childs...... ACT 25.16 3 J. Soutar...... NSW 25.92 5 R. W olfers...... NSW 18.02 IIP. Freeman..... ACT 3.97 1987 AUSTRALIAN "THE WARA TAH" TRACK & FIELD BY HARRY STANLEY CHAMPIONSHIPS Cont. 1987 SUN M45 W50 M50 ANZAC DAY 1 M. Johnson...... NSW 5.31 1 Y. Melene...... NSW 1.13 1 R. Cunliffe...... VIC 19.84 2 G. Noden...... VIC 5.27 2 J. Thew...... NSW 1.10 2 P. McEneamey ....NSW 20.01 3 F. Maher...... NSW 4.95 3 H. Doherty...... QLD 1.10 3 R. Garraway...... QLD 20.16 4 K. Daniels...... ACT 4.82 4 M. Wahrew...... NSW 1.05 4 T. Hancock...... VIC 21.81 MARATHONSYDNEY ATHLETIC FIELD, 5 S. Bennett...... QLD 4.58 5 H. Tobin...... VIC 22.63 W60 KENSINGTON — 25 APRIL, 1987 6 N. Bennett...... SA 4.40 1 B. Woodbum...... VIC 1.13 6 M. Rose...... VIC 23.20 M50 2 M. Gibbs...... NSW 0.95 M55 In conjunction with traditional Anzac 1 J. Sturzaker...... NSW 4.96 1 J. McGrath...... NSW 19.99 Day activities, this year’s Sun Marathon 2 K Thew...... NSW 4.71 M35 2 B. Moulton...... VIC 20.07 drew a large field of over 700 competitors 3 M. Rose ...... VIC 4.62 1 G. Stretton ...... ACT 1.70 3 A. Quentin...... ACT 20.31 4 R. Garraway...... QLD 4.54 2 J. Gordon...... NSW 1.65 4 K. Dean...... NSW 22.30 for the 6.30am start, at the Sydney Athletic 5 H. Tobin...... VIC 4.40 3 C. Noden...... VIC 1.65 5 T. Morgan...... SA 25.23 Field, Kensington, on 25th April. b R. CuiilitTe...... VIC 4.32 4 P. Lambert...... NSW 1.45 6 D. Mather...... VIC 34.06 5 J. Neale...... VIC 1.45 Conditions on the day Marathon, again recorded M55 were virtually ideal and 1 J. McGrath...... NSW 4.80 M40 an amazing 3.04.28. M65 certainly suited NSW 1 G. Brown...... QLD 4.63 1 P. Tandy...... NSW 1.70 1 H. Logan...... VIC 20.63 VETERAN RESULTS 3 J. Soutar...... NSW 4.55 2 R. Guy...... VIC 1.60 ‘supervef 43 year old Ian 3 R. Mooney...... VIC 1.60 2 W. Charles ...... QLD 20.72 Graves, who won the Ian Graves (43) 4 H. Meiselbach...... VIC 4 31 Overall winner ...... 2.23.56 5 T. Morgan...... SA 4.20 4 J. Reynolds ...... VIC 1.45 event outright in the very 5 P. McWilliams...... NSW' 1.35 smart time of 2.23.56, M30 M60 M70 R. Kennedy ...... M45 against strong opposition .. 2.37.25 1 F. O'Connor...... NSW' 4.72 l E. Gamble...... VIC 22.16 R. Osborne ...... 2.49.13 2 D. Jones ...... WA 4.01 1 W. Knox...... ACT 1.60 from athletes half his age. M75 M35 3 R. Hochreiter...... VIC 3.93 2 W. Schofield...... VIC 1.60 Many other notable per­ 3 J. Shand...... VIC 1.45 1 G. Knott...... VIC DNF M. Oakley ...... 3.08.05 M65 formances included Wendy 4 S. Bennett...... QLD 1.35 M80 M40 1 M. Johnston...... VIC 4.60 Downes. W40, 1st Veteran M50 1 G. Simpson...... VIC DNF I. Graves ...... 2.23.56 2 W. Widera ...... VIC 4.26 female and 5th overall, in H. W egner...... 2.28.00 1 T. Hancock (AR) ....VIC 1.60 3 W. Charles...... QLD 3.94 3.11.56, an accustomed C. Hodges ...... 2.38.20 4 K. Hopkins...... NSW 3.94 2 D. Williams...... NSW 1.55 ‘gutsy’ 5th male overall 3 K. Thew...... NSW 1.50 M35 M45 M70 from Horst Wegner, M40, 4 H. Tobin...... VIC 1.45 1 J. Gordon...... NSW 60.33 B. Tepper ...... 3.06.24 1 R. Foley...... VIC 3.02 backing up just days after G. R eid...... 3.23.17 5 R. Garraway...... QLD 1.40 2 K. Atkins...... NSW 62.00 2 A. Smith...... VIC 2.6 his exhaustive, but T. Chisholm ...... 3.56.40 6 M. Jankovec...... NSW 1.30 3 J. Neale...... VIC 65.20 M75 successful Easter weekend M50 M55 M40 1 W. Tunaley ...... VIC 2.46 at the National Track and J. Anthony ...... 3.26.15 1 A. Quentin...... ACT 1.45 1 A. McGown ...... NSW 60.63 2 G. Knott...... VIC 1.39 2 R. Mooney...... VIC 61.47 Field Titles, where only the B. Murray ...... 3.30.36 2 T. Morgan...... SA 1.25 B. Levy ...... 3.43.27 M80 3 D. McKay...... NSW 64.77 brilliance of ACTs Garry M60 G. Simpson (AR) ....VIC 2.76 4 A. Turnbull...... NSW 66.60 Hand kept him from gold M60 1 R. Hochreiter...... VIC 1.35 5 R. Seamer...... VIC 70.67 medal honours in the 5000 F. Byrne ...... 3.11.52 2 M. Collins...... ACT 1.20 6 R. Condon ...... NSW 71.64 and 10000 metres. M65 W30 M65 M45 Also a great run from G. McGrath ...... 3.04.28 1 A. Lucas...... TAS 8.74 1 W. W idera...... VIC 1.40 1 M. Hall...... VIC 66.33 Frank Byrne to take the J. Milne ...... 3.19.42 2 D. Ellison...... NSW 8.72 2 W. Charles...... QLD 1.30 2 W. Schofield...... VIC 67.60 W35 3 K. Hopkins...... NSW 1.20 ‘spoils' in the M60division, W35 3 A. Brown...... NSW 79.62 in 3.11.52, only to be up­ R. Hancock-Russell ...3.55.20 1 E. Hindle...... WA 11.31 M70 M50 staged by the irrepressible W40 2 M. Taylor...... NSW 10.27 1 V. Adamson ...... NZ 1.15 1 P. McEneamey...... NSW 66.23 3.11.56 1 A. Smith ...... VIC 1.10 George McGrath, M65, (5th overall female) 3 A. Charlton...... NSW 10.26 2 R. Cunliffe...... VIC 69.78 who after less than two 4 E. Dundas...... ACT 7.56 M75 3 R. Garraway...... QLD 71.69 R. Burling ...... 3.22.56 Ian Graves, 43, (NSW) brilliant winner of the 1987 Sun 1 G. Knott...... VIC 1.00 weeks since his excellent M. Jones ...... 3.35:10 W40 M55 3.01.16 in the ‘Nike’ M. Garrick...... 3.50.57 Anzac Day Marathon, in 2.23.56. 1 J. Johnson...... WA 10.11 1 B. Moulton (AR)... VIC 66.59 2 M. Pennings...... NSW 9.19 2 A. Quentin...... ACT 66.71 3 R. Wolfers...... NSW 8.58 M35 3 T. Morgan...... SA 71.45 4 R. Philpott...... VIC 8.49 1 G. Stretton...... ACT 2.75 4 W. Seton...... NSW 80.22 5 L, Woods...... ACT 7.61 ^~2lJ7'Wallace...... VIC 2.15 HURDLES 3 M. Laffcrty...... QLD 1.80 W45 M60 1 S. Westbrook...... TAS 6.29 M40 1 F. O’Connor (AR) .NSW 53.87 1 A. L atu...... VIC 3.50 W50 2 M. Collins...... ACT 57.88 WHERE BETTER 2 R. Mooney...... VIC 3.05 1 D. Whittam (AR) ....WA 8.76 3R. G uy...... VIC 2.60 M65 2 H. Doherty...... QLD 7.17 4 T. Trachtenberg..... NSW 2.45 1 W. Charles (AR) ..QLD 55.20 3 M. Wahren...... ACT 6.65 5 A. M oore...... TAS 2.30 2 K. Hopkins...... NSW 63.23 W55 6 P. McWilliams NSW 2.00 THAN A BANK 1 C. O'Callaghan (AR) M45 ...... ACT 7.04 1 R. Newey...... NSW 3.05 M35 M50 1 N. Peters...... NSW 12.62 1 H. Tobin...... VIC 2.60 2 P. Lambert...... NSW 12.06 ID INVEST YOUR 2 T. Hancock...... VIC 2.30 3 J. Gates...... NSW 11.24 3 M. Rose ...... VIC 2.00 4 J. N eale...... VIC 10.69 M55 M40 1 J. McGrath...... NSW 3.05 1 VJ. UUU5C) ...... 2 H. Wynhoven...... VIC 2.30 SUPERANNUATION 2 D. Brown...... NSW 11.89 3 P. Vallance...... NSW 11.86 M60 ..NSW 2.15 4 R. Mooney...... VIC 11.68 1 F. O’Connor...... 2 M. W ild...... NSW 1.20 5 G. Donaldson ... ..QLD 11.55 6 J. Reynolds...... VIC 11.24 M70 PAYOUT? 7 N. McIntyre...... NSW 11.21 1 R. Foley (AR)...... V IC 1.65 8 G. Holmes...... VIC 10.70 2 V. Adamson ...... NZ 1.50 9 P. McKieman...... NSW 10.60 100 METRES HURDLES 10 G. Rose...... VIC 10.49 11 R. G reen...... ACT 9.96 W30 1 J. M asek...... VIC 17.32 M45 I00F 1 S. Bennett ...... QLD 10.60 2 D. Ellison...... NSW 18.21 2 F. Maher...... NSW 10.25 3 J. Jacimovic...... VIC 19.84 3 A. Brown...... NSW 9.68 W35 1 E. Hindle...... WA 15.27 M50 1 J. Sturzaker...... NSW 11.38 2 M. Taylor...... NSW 18.45 SUPERGROWTH 2 D. Williams NSW 10.15 3 E. Dundas...... ACT 23.42 3 H. Tobin...... VIC 10.01 Lf you are about to receive a at an earning rate vou're unlikely to 4 M. Rose ...... VIC 9.65 80 METRES HURDLES M55 lump sum or superannuation payout, receive from virtually any other fund. 1 J. Soutar...... NSW 9.55 you may think a bank is the best place The fund ensures total tax deferral 2 G. Brown...... QLD 9.24 W40 to invest it. But when you look at on vour eligible termination payment 1 R. Wolfers...... NSW 15.84 IOOF's fund, you'll probably change and earns investment income that's M60 your mind. completely tax-free. 1 F. O'Connor...... NSW 9.91 2 D. Jones ...... WA 8.81 IOOF's Supergrowth is an For full details about IOOF's W45 approved deposit fund where your Supergrowth approved deposit M65 1 W. Ey...... SA 14.49 capital is guaranteed, so it is 100% fund, including an option designed 1 M. Johnston...... VIC 9.68 2 G. Seymon...... VIC 16.80 secure. And in the last financial year, for the short term investor, phone the 2 W. Charles...... QLD 8.53 3L. Scarff...... VIC 16.93 IOOF's return of 20% p.a. was not Supergrowth Hotline on 663 7255, 3 K. Hopkins...... NSW 8.31 4 S. Westbrook...... TAS 19.63 only competitive, it was or post the coupon, 4 J. Sweet...... QLD 8.61 amongst the highest. (no stamp required) M70 So IOOF Supergrowth to IOOF, Freepost 836, 1 A. Smith...... VIC 6.64 W50 1 H. Doherty...... 15.98 offers you the security 380 Russell Street, 2 R Foley...... VIC 6.52 you'd expect from a bank, Melbourne 3000. 3 V. Adamson . NZ 5.99 20% M75 1 G. Knott...... VIC 4.42 I Post the coupon (no stamp required) to IOOF, Freepost 836, M80 M35 I 380 Russell Street, Melbourne 3000, or phone 663 7255. 1 G. Simpson (AR) VIC 5.41 1 G. Stretton...... ACT 18.28 Name: (M r/M rs/M iss/M s) ______HIGH JUMP 2 J. Neale ...... VIC 20.27 W30 3 M. Lafferty...... QLD 20.57 I Address:______, __ 1 D. Ellison...... NSW 1.50 4 V. Rodrigues VIC 21.69 | Postcode:______Phone: 2 J. Masek...... VIC 1.40 M40 W35 1 A. McGown . NSW 16.44 1 W. Perkins QLD 1.40 2 A. Latu...... VIC 17.24 I 2 E. Hindle...... WA 1.40 3 C. Bums...... ACT 18.38 3 M. Taylor...... NSW 1.30 4 P. Tandy...... NSW 19.11 W40 5 R. Mooney...... VIC 19.29 1 R. Wolfers...... NSW 1.35 6 J. Reynolds...... VIC 21.15 | 100 193 2 M. Pennings...... NSW 1.25 7 P. McKieman NSW 21.21 W45 M45 1 T. Wharton...... NSW 1.28 1 W. Schofield VIC 19.50 2 R. Brown...... NSW 21.31 John Van Stappen, (NSW), after his great win in the M35 Securing your future 2 L. Scaff...... VIC 1.16 100 metres at the recent National Titles in Sydney. 3 S. Westbrook...... TAS 1.00 3 S. Bennett...... QLD 23.86 — Photo by Rhonda Thwaite. Dear Reader, University teams, Australian Winter Olympics team as well as for the relatives of As the official Travel Agent for the Victorian Veterans, we are delighted to be the Australian teams to various Olympic and Commonwealth Games as well as associated with this new publication and we wish it every success. World Swimming Championships. Through this page, we shall bring you regular travel news especially as it applies Moreover, we have acted as the Travel Consultant to the Australian Olympic to major sporting events around the world. Federation since 1974. We have extensive experience in this field dating back to 1971 when we organ­ International Sporting Tours is a division of Muskens Bourke Travel Pty. Ltd. ised a tour to the Munich Olympics. and was created specifically to handle our many sporting group activities. 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2nd World Track & Field XXI WORLD MEET OF VETERAN RUNNERS Championships — Rome The Lake Bom un, Kyrrgju City, Korea October 8-9, 1 988 29th August — 6th September (After Seoul Olympic Games) 1987

This is undoubtedly the Track & Field Blue Ribbon event! With the Track & Field events at both the and Los Angeles Olympics having The Organizing Committee of the XXI World IGAL Championships invites you to partici­ been robbed of excellence due to the boycott actions, Rome will provide the venue for a pate in running and entertainment experience held at the Lake Bomun just near by an old full Meet where all nations are certain to be represented. city Kyungju that was an ancient capital of Silla Kingdom for 1,000 years. Come run and We are very pleased to announce that we have been appointed as the official agent in visit with us in Kyuhgju with its beautiful oriental scenery and the fresh air. Australia for the 1987 World Championships, an appointment we also held for the Championships when they were held in Helsinki. Rome has advised us to make our application for tickets as soon as possible as they Organization expect the event to be a complete sell out. The Association of Korean Sport for All Inc. PROPOSED PACKAGES Korean Veteran Marathon Federation under the rules of the I.A.A.F and the K.A.A.T. 1) Return air fare, Rome hotel, admission tickets and Rome/London tour approx. (25 days), Singapore Airlines ...... $4462. Entries are open to all women over 35 years and all men over 40 years of age on day of 2) Return air fare, Rome hotel, admission tickets ...... $2999 race in the following age categories. 3) Return air fare, admission tickets ...... $2299 4) Rome hotel, admission tickets...... $1100

MEN Birth Year Women Flexible returns from various points in Europe - minimum stay 21 days. Prices based on share twin accom. includes 10 nights in Rome. - 1953 - 1 9 4 9 W35 35 - 39 Yrs Non Refundable Registration Fee ...... *.... $300 M40 40 - 44 Yn> 1948 - 1944 -W40-/- 4 0 - - 4$ YrsT V' M45 45 - 49 Yrs 1943 - 1939 W45 45 -- 49 Yrs M50 50 - 54 Yrs 1938 - 1934 W50 50 -- 54 Yrs 24th Summer Olympics M55 55 - 59 Yrs 1933 - 1 9 2 9 W55 55 -- 59 Yrs M60 60 - 6 4 Yrs 1928 - 1924 W60 60 -- 6 4 Yrs Seoul — 17th September - M65 65 - 69 Yrs 1923 - 1919 W65 65 -- 69 Yrs M70 70 - 74 Yrs 1918 - 1914 W70 70 Yrs and Over 2nd October 1988 M75 75 - 79 Yrs 1913 - 1909 Registrations for the 1988 Olympics will also open in June. M80 80 Yrs and Over 1908 We shall need to have some indication of numbers in the near future as we intend to visit Korea shortly to contract for our accommodation for the Olympic period. Race Schedules We expect both accommodation as well as tickets to be in very short supply for the 1988 Official Races: 1 OKm Saturday October 8th, 1 988, Start 11:00 a.m. Olympics. Marathon (42,1 95Km) October 9th, 1 988, Start 09:00 a.m. Any Veterans planning to attend the 1988 Olympics in Korea, and at the same time Optional Race: 5Km Saturday October 8th, 1 988, Start 09:30 a.m. looking for athletic competition to make your trip an even more memorable one, may like to consider the following staging of the XXI World IGAL Championships, to be held shortly after the Olympics on October 8-9. Also it is hoped the Korean Veterans Athletic Awards will be made to the first 3 in each age group and com m em orative medals and Association will conduct a major Track & Field meet to commemorate this memorable certificate of finish will.be given to all finishers of the courses. All entrants for the races occasion. Details of this will be advised as soon as possible. However, to secure Games tickets and accommodation which will be extremely limited, early registrations will be will receive com m em orative gifts. necessary.

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Mike Adler’s profile of ACT Personalities this month looks at the Schiworskis Every Club deseives one

One of the most treasured Annual had Id wait some weeks for Anni was tempted to the Awards made by the ACT Veterans Ath­ another passenger vessel, sent track in the ’84-’85 season to to bring them on to Australia. ‘help’ rather than compete. letic Club is one to the “Club Person of They have nothing but praise With assistance, predomin­ the Year”. In the 1985-86 season this for the Red Cross which was antly from Maureen O’Shea, was awarded jointly to Peter and Anni wonderfully helpful, as their she has regularly prepared the escape was with nothing but post-racing social supper, and Schiworski for exhibiting remarkable the clothes they were wearing although thinking she could energy “in the conscientious help they — and a camera. Several neither run nor throw, was have given the Club”. photographs of that blazing tempted to try. She has con­ ship are their only mementoes tested one Mary mead (8 km) from their earlier life. and two Canberra Times Fun Their ‘citation’ refers to the looking for ways to assist, Neither had any sporting Runs, but concentrates on fact that they are invariably made a suitable canvas carry involvement until joining the throwing and walking. For first to arrive at the track — bag to facilitate easy transpor­ Veterans as M/W45’s, except someone who doesn’t train, and among the last to leave — tation of these boards. that Peter did play soccer as a she has remarkably completed Peter cheerfully transporting The Club has a large banner goalkeeper for 2 seasons a Vets half-marathon in 2hrs throwing equipment to which is a gathering point at shortly after arrival in Can­ 25mins 46secs., and a track wherever required for the Nike Marathon and at local berra and a couple of seasons 10km in just under 68 competition or practice. Peter Fun Runs. It was showing as 2nd row in 3rd grade Rugby minutes. made and donated new dis­ symptoms of wear. Who but Union. Peter contested 6 events at tance markers that were re­ Anni commandeered same, Athletics? In newspaper the 1986 Nationals. His lm90 quired. and provided the Qub returning it completely reju­ results, the name Atilla Spaits height and 95kg weight are Peter and Anni Schiworski — Photo: Mike Adler with a wheel-barrow. venated. kept cropping up in Veteran ideal throwing proportions The Club’s Record Officer, throwing (he is currently ACT and helped him earn ‘Gold’ in meeting scoring Bronze in who, through involvement in in the Hammer for 28.80, and Quentin Anthony, was Normal competition on our M45 Shot record holder). the M45 Shot. Anni came both Hammer and Long Jump. the T & F season, has most Silver for the Shot with noticed juggling with the two track is on Thursday evening. Peter had met him when they home with a trio of Bronze He has entered the Shot, Dis­ significantly improved their 10m45. Anni’s placings were large Record Boards (using Over Christmas and New resided at the same hostel on medals. Their efforts were: cus and Hammer at the physical well-being from Silver for a 19.68m Hammer the Club’s colours, there is a Year, for obvious reason, first arrival, so again made Peter: Shot I0m91 (gold). Nationals this year as well as participation. His , and Bronzes for a 33 blue board with gold Dymo Track was held on Saturday contact to ascertain what this Javelin 29m20 (5th). Triple the , Long Jump, reduction of 20 kg is adequate minute 5 second 5000 metres lettering for male records and afternoon. A feature of our ‘Veteran Business’ was all Jump 9m33 (7th). Long Jump Javelin, 100 metres and Pen­ testimony to that! walk, a 6m68 Shot and a 3 a gold board with blue letter­ competition is that everyone about, and took part from the 4m61 (10th). Discus 28m82 tathlon — indeed a busy They are members of Can­ minute 26 second 800 metres. ing for the women which ‘brings a plate’ for a social 1983-4 season, mostly in (5th). Hammer 30m58 (4th). weekend! He is aiming for the berra City Harriers AA Qub. Both aim to compete Quentin up-dates between get-together afterwards with throwing events. Apparently Anni: Shot 6.46 (bronze). first three named for Mel­ Peter is rated 6th in Hammer, through 50’s, 60’s and meetings), so Anni always the Club providing tea/coffee/ possessing natural talent he set Javelin llm22 (4th). Long bourne, while Anni’s goal is 7th in Shot, and 10th in Discus beyond. If they get serious milk/sugar. On one of those a Club Shot record at his first Jump 3m30 (6th). Inv. Shot, Hammer and Walk at in ACT Open Competition. about training, those record Saturdays the purchase of competition, only to see it Hammer 18m60. Discus both competitions. In the recent NSW State boards would face a lot more milk was overlooked. Despite broken later in the same pro­ 14m80 (bronze). Pentathlon Peter was awarded the Titles, Peter and Anni com­ up-dating — particularly in protestations that black tea/ gramme. 873 points (bronze). 5000m Club’s ‘Heart Foundation’ peted with great success, Peter throwing events. But if enjoy­ coffee was quite acceptable, Essentially a sprinter as far Walk 35.05.0 (4th). Trophy in 1985. This is pre­ earning Goki in the Discus ment is the criteria, Peter and Peter dashes from the ground, as Track is concerned, Peter Peter went to Melbourne for sented to the ACT Veteran with a throw of 30ml 8, Silver Anni are winners all the time. hops into his vehicle and has run in a few Canberra the World Games Promotional ACT drives some kilometres to the Times Fun Runs (10km), and nearest shop returning with beginning in 1986 contested several litres of ‘cow juice’. the monthly handicaps. Starts What Q ub spirit. Every Club are graded from ‘go’ to group Veterans Vi deserves to have one. A hard­ 39 (or scratch mark) and over working team-spirited couple 7km. Peter runs from group 13 like the Schiworskis. yielding 7 minutes to limit. He 1987 ACT 1987 Pentathlon Champs Peter was bom in East enjoys these as social runs Marathon Prussia in June 1938 and Anni aiming to catch Anni who It is impossible to look past W60 Joy Bannister for the accolade of‘Athlete of the in what is now West Germany starts 3 minutes 30 seconds Meet’ at the Pentathlon Championship held in at times wet conditions at Bruce in February 1940. At school, ahead on group 7. In last Womens Warm-up Track. which both attended until 14 year’s aggregate trophy, in on Sunday, years of age, Peter did run, which the first 25 finishers Amassing the third highest point score of the day, her 3041 total, itself an ACT record by a jump and throw. Anni com­ receive points in descending woman of any veteran age group, included 4 other record-breaking performances. Her 18m24 peted low-key only in the order (winner 25, 2nd 24, Javelin and 3.38.6 800 metres were both ‘establishing’ marks, her 15m48 Discus replaced a rather annual school sports carnival, etc.), Anni finished 5th with Classic ‘soft’ mark, but the great effort was her 200 in 32.3 seconds, taking 1 .2 off her own best and being but not afterwards. However, within 0.9 secs, of the Australian mark set 3 years ago in Queensland. 88 points, to the winner’s 99. In an outstandingly June 14th Peter did box as an amateur Bankstown Sports Qub member John Gordon contested M35 amassing 3218 points, but Greg She was 2nd in the final race successful entrepreneur­ light-heavy weight for a Stretton, also over the old total with 2802 becomes the new ACT Resident record holder in this of the year, running at 5min 25 ial promotion to encour­ couple of years. group. Quentin Anthony (M55) was top scorer on the day, his 3667 points and his shaving half a sec kilometer pace, DESPITE age increased participat­ Under the direction of In a dramatic migration trip second off the age time for 200metres in 26.1 auger well for his National prospects. THE FACT THAT SHE ion by women in ACT Ath­ Race Organiser Bryan to Australia in 1958, which Claire O’Callaghan added almost 700 to the W55 age winning effort she put up at Adelaide, DOESN’T TRAIN FOR letics, the Cross-Country Thomas, The ACT Veter­ was also their honeymoon on and her 1983 total indicates great improvement in the year for this relative newcomer to athletics. RUNNING! Club heavily promoted ans’ Club Annual Half board the 9000 tonne “ SS Kerry Thew of Springwood Club was another visitor to ‘show the locals how to do it’ leading the Peter scored 37 points and the ACT’s first Fun Run Marathon will have its Skaubryn” , they had the trau­ M50’s with 2968 points. National Hammer record holder Charlie Rann set anew M55 Javelin mark his longest training run is for Women held over a 6- sixth running on Sunday, matic experience of having to of 34m52, and Chris Higgins posted a new M40 points total for the club with 2363 for his efforts. under 3km., although he does kilometre course on the June 14, around the abandon ship 3 days before train with Charlie Rann’s shores of Lake Burley recreation paths border­ Colombo when the vessel 1987 PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS, SATURDAY, 28th MARCH, 1987, throwing group. He doesn’t Griffin on Sunday morn­ ing Lake Burley Griffin. caught fire and later sank. AT BRUCE STADIUM practise starts or sprints, so ing, 5th April. Open to men 35 and over They were picked-up from the obviously has much potential and to women 30 and over, the lifeboats by a passing tanker, for improvement, with a 13.3 Drawing 500 entrants, the race carries trophies to the taken back to Aden where they 100m PB. run exceeded the wildest ex­ Age Name L/Jump Javelin 200m Discus 800/1500 Points three placegetters in each five- pectations of the organisers, M35 Conrad Burge 5.45 27.10 24.8 16.10 - 1837 year age group. and is assured of a place on the Greg Stretton 5.62 33.56 26.7 25.60 4.56.8 2802 (Rec.) On a virtually flat, fast annual calendar. Run in ideal Allan Williams 4.98 - 27.6 13.36 5.17.8 1711 Brian Gleeson 4.41 34.38 25.5 20.50 4.32.4 2566 course from Weston Paik, autumn conditions, the entry John Gordon (NSW) 5.88 39.82 25.1 28.52 4.54.5 3218 Yarralumla, the start system is was dominated by women of M40 Ray Green 4.86 45.08 31.7 36.82 7.43.2 1860 fairly unique, in that runners pre-vet age upwards, and was Peter Freeman 4.21 27.24 29.5 20.52 6.39.7 1395 expected to take 100 minutes COMING won by regular cross-country Tim Gulliver 4.64 27.02 26.3 25.10 5.55.8 2121 or more, start at 9.30 a.m. competitor Sue Hobson in 21 Chris Higgins 4.99 22.82 25.7 15.40 4.37.1 2363 (Rec.) sharp, and those expecting to minutes 43 seconds from Tony Andrews 4.36 26.32 27.8 21.24 6.22.4 1662 take less than the 100minutes, EVENTS noted Triathlete Gayle ne M45 Tony Booth 4.75 25.54 28.0 16.34 4.54.1 2393 Peter Schiworski - 25.50 - 28.12 - 830 start at 10 a.m. sharp. Clews (22.00). Saturday, May 2: Noel Jago 10 mile. 2 p.m. Black Ken Daniels 4.88 34.60 25.8 23.76 5.20.1 2893 All finishers receive a Veteran categoiy winners Mountain Peninsula. ACT CCC. M50 Jack Clarke 4.30 23.46 28.0 21.20 ' 5.25.6 2429 Certificate. Entry is $3 and were: W30 Jillian Pratten; Sunday, May 3: ACT VAC Pack Run. Deek Drive. Lawrie Kendall 3.28 29.64 30.9 23.76 - 1322 may be made up to 30 minutes W35 Jo Cullen (4th place), 9.30 a.m. Kerry Thew (NSW) 4.83 29.06 26.2 25.48 5.37.8 2968 before start time. 22.14; W40 Gwen Vines M55 Quentin Anthony 4.80 30.36 26.1 32.22 5.25.1 3667 (Rec.) Womens Jogalong. Deek Drive. 9 a.m. ACT CCC. Course records are M35: G. 25.58; W45 Norma Linde- Charlie Rann 3.54 34.52 39.5 37.14 - 1662 Saturday, May 9: Central Six. Deek Drive 2 p.m. ACT Hand 68.10. M40: G. Hand mann 25.30; W50 Anne M60 Auden Fristad 2.75 20.00 41.3 24.06 7.30.4 896 CCC. Incorporates Annual Veterans Handicap. 68.00. M45: P. Kallio 72.52. Young 27.40; W55 Doris Ellis Keith Perroux 3.01 18.78 31.6 18.74 5.27.3 1995 Sunday, May 10: ACT VAC Pack Run. Deek Drive M50: R. Chapman 80.15. 30.30; W60 Lucille Waith Len Childs 3.12 19.46 34.8 25.22 6.16.0 1717 9.30 a.m. Merv Collins 3.60 19.52 31.4 19.24 5.26.2 2317 M55: W. Seton 84.42. M60: 35.09. Sunday, May 17: Rex Foulkes , Lotus M70 Joe Mayer - 15.70 45.6 23.14 7.47.9 1100 (Rec.) J. Pennington 95.06. M65: J. Pratten is a former Champ­ Bay 9 a.m. ACT CCC. Mayer 108.33. M70: J. Mayer ion ACT runner making a ACT VAC Pack Run. Deek Drive. 9.30 a.m. W30 Linda Richardson 3.18 14.30 34.8 16.12 3.05.7 1293 110.40. W30: S. Dreverman comeback, while Doris Ellis, Shirley Rake 2.96 18.16 36.92 16.08 2.58 1255 Saturday, May23:BilgaBash, Burra. 4km 1.15. 8 km 84.16. W35: A. McNeill a Victorian competitor in W35 Kristianne Hermann 3.42 18.20 29.8 18.02 2.44.9 2038 2 p.m. ACT CCC. 83.48. W40: J. Sutton 92.25. Canberra for next week’s Nike Linda Jamieson 3.67 25.12 31.1 20.58 2.41.2 2289 Sunday, May 24: ACT VAC Pack Run. Deek Drive. W45: L. Hatch 100.04. W50: Marathon expressed her praise Edna Dundas 3.64 13.10 33.6 14.96 3.29.7 1294 9.30 a.m. W40 Marian Ward P. Croft 125.50. W55: L. for the course and the efficient 3.23 11.70 31.5 12.70 2.53.6 1598 (Rec.) Saturday, May 30: Longstaff 8.3 km., 1.15 p.m., W50 Mary Wahren 2.85 23.0 41.6 17.14 - 714 Warth 140.43. organisation. She is delighted Pennington 16.6 km., 2 p.m. ACT CCC. Jean Thew 2.86 14.86 40.11 17.60 4.00.4 842 Interstate visitors are with the traffic-free, tree- Sunday, May 31: Tuggeranong Handicap 9km. W55 Qaire O’Callaghan 2.92 12.82 35.0 13.56 3.37.7 1983 (Rec.) warmly welcome to partici­ lined courses she has dis­ Chisholm Shops, 9.30 a.m. ACT VAC. W60 Joy Bannister 3.59 18.24 32.3 15.48 3.38 3041 (Rec.) pate in this event and are elig­ covered in her final prepar­ ible for awards. ation for the marathon. NEWS FROM THE WA'VETRUN’ FROM SANDI WALTON 1987 W.A. Veterans Athletic Club Track

W45 M75 M60 1.M. Stewart ...... 20.52.5 1. J. Collins ...... 11.80 1. D. Jones ...... 4.07 2. M. Forden ...... 21.20.9 W30 2. R. Degruchy ...... 3.79 and Field Championships 3. J. Pellier ...... 22.43.0 22.78 l.L. Noble (R) W30 4. S. M aslen...... 28.12.5 W35 1. P. Dawson ...... 4.43 W50 l.B. Wilson ...... 17.53 2. L. Noble ...... 4.34 4/5th APRIL, 1987 M40 M40 28th MARCH 1. E. O’Dea ...... 24.23.8 2. M. Taylor ...... 16.40 W35 1. K. Martin ...... 25.2 1. K. Martin ...... 56.8 1500 METRES 3. G. Thornton ...... 37.49 W60 W40 1. E. Hindle ...... 5.31 2. J. Gold ...... 25.3 2. A. Jenkins ...... 60.5 4. B. Carse ...... 37.57 1. J. Strachan (R) ... 27.12.2 l.J. Fletcher (R) .... 25.22 2. B. W ilson...... 4.26 M35 5. C. Spare ...... 39.42 3. H. Holland ...... 25.9 3. J. Gold ...... 60.5 W65 W45 W40 1. B. Danby ...... 4.37.4 4. B. Wolfs ...... 27.4 M45 6. J. Pellier...... 39.57 I P. Head(R) ...... 28.26.1 1. K. Holland 22.11 1.J. Johnson ...... 4.65 2. C. Brockwell ...... 4.47.3 7. G. Trovato ...... 40.23 5. A. Jenkins ...... 27.5 1. B. Kemaghan ...... 56.2 2. L. Jenkins ...... 15.63 2. E. M ercer...... 3.60 3. N. Bailey ...... 5.01.2 8. B. Slinger ...... 40.48 6. B. Oliver...... 30.4 2. K. Gilbert...... 59.7 5000 METRES WALK W50 M40 9. M. Warren ...... 43.23 M45 3. G. Thornton ...... 62.1 M45 W45 l.D. Whittam ...... 19.83 1. N. Beech ...... 4.32.6 10. K. Forden...... 43.36 1. B. Kemaghan ...... 24.5 4. N. Richards ...... 67.7 1. J. Back ...... 32.09.0 1. L. Jenkins ...... 3.47 2. P. G are...... 25.0 2. M. Warren ...... 12.44 2. B. Foley ...... 4.36.7 11. P. Martin ...... 44.00 5. L. James ...... 75.9 M50 W50 3. A. Jenkins...... 4.54.3 M50 3. N. Richards ...... 27.1 M50 1. J. Whittam ...... 33.52.0 W55 1. D. Whittam (R) ...... 4.10 4. S. Toussaint ...... 5.07.2 4. G. Thornton ...... 27.3 l.L. Butcher ...... 13.13 1 . G. Innes ...... 36.24 1. D. Clive...... 56.5 M55 PENTATHLON 5. B. Gale ...... 5.09.8 M50 2. T. Maslen ...... 37.27 2. D. C arr...... 59.3 1. B. Womer ...... 31.51.1 W65 6. P. Lebreton ...... 5.22.6 3. B. Sammells ...... 38.28 1. D. Clive (R )...... 24.7 3. S. Barrie ...... 65.1 1. P. Head ...... 8.27 M40 M75 M45 4. R. Harris ...... 43.48 2. D. C arr...... 29.3 4. J. Russell ...... 71.3 W70 1. H. Holland ...... 2806 1. J. Collins (R )...... 37.00.1 2. K. Martin ...... 2463 1. K. Gilbert ...... 4.25.4 5. K. Whistler ...... 46.55 3. J. Russell ...... 31.4 M55 l.B. Baumann (R) ... 11.14 2. B. Carse ...... 4.27.7 6. J. Russell ...... 49.50 M55 1. D. Moffett ...... 61.5 W35 M45 1. J. Sanger...... 32.43.5 HAMMER 3. D. Caplin...... 4.35.0 M55 1. D. Moffett ...... 27.8 2. L. Hassam ...... 87.7 1.R. Calnan ...... 2552 2. N. Richards ...... 2448 4. M. Johnston ...... 5.01.9 1. F. McLinden...... 38.22 M60 M60 W40 M35 5. J. Pellier...... 5.03.4 3. P. Gare ...... 2412 2. R. Shand ...... 39.01 1. D. Jones ...... 29.5 1.R. Degruchy ...... 70.2 l.J. Stone (R) ...... 30.42.9 1. D. Morris ...... 19.92 6. K. Forden ...... 5.14.6 3. B. Aldrich...... 43.51 2. R. Degruchy ...... 29.7 2. D. Jones ...... 72.5 W45 M50 M50 7. P. Martin ...... !.. 5.16.9 1. D. Carr ...... 2432 4. V. Beaumont ...... 46.09 W30 3. M. Moyle ...... 73.1 1. L. Jenkins (R) .... 32.11.7 1. B. Fergie ...... 32.68 M50 2. S. C ross...... 33.52.0 2. J. Whittam ...... 19.30 2. B. Fergie ...... 1771 M60 1. P. Dawson...... 28.0 M65 1. T. Maslen ...... 4.39.4 3. K. Whistler ...... 1874 1. F. Usher ...... 51.26 2. L. Noble ...... 29.5 1. D. Strachan...... 84.9 W55 3. D. Carr ...... 19.08 2. S. Barrie...... 4.43.3 M60 4. A. Stone...... 1578 M65 W35 W35 1. L. Butcher (R) ... 32.30.7 3. D. Carr ...... 4.43.8 1. W. Chapman (R) ... 28.88 5. J. Whittam ...... 1132 1. J. Gilmour ...... 36.57 1. E. Hindle ...... 26.8 1. E. Hindle ...... 62.8 W65 4. B. Sammells ...... 4.58.2 M60 M70 2. B. W ilson...... 30.1 2. B. W ilson...... 68.8 l.P. Head(R) ...... 37.02.9 M70 5. J. Russell ...... 6.09.9 1. C. Baumann ...... 16.84 1. D. Jones ...... 2798 1. C. Bould ...... 50.06 3. M. Taylor...... 30.5 3. J. Willers ...... 88.8 800 METRES M55 4. J. Willers ...... 37.6 2. D. Horsley ...... 15.46 W35 1. F. McLinden...... 5.00.3 W30 W40 M35 W40 1. J. Johnson ...... W50 1. E. Hindle (R) ...... 3119 2. R. Shand ...... 5.01.4 1. T. Brockwell (R) ... 36.31 66.6 1. J. Molloy ...... 2.08.6 1. J. Johnson ...... 28.1 2. P. MacLiver...... 73.3 1. D. Whittam (R) .... 15.74 2. B. Wilson ...... 2330 3. B. Aldrich...... 5.44.2 W40 2. B. Danby ...... 2.21.5 3. J. Sanger ...... 2083 2. E. M ercer...... 33.2 3. E. M ercer...... 74.1 HIGH JUMP 4. L. Hassam ...... 6.44.3 1. E. Mercer ...... 48.29 3. B. Cornish ...... 2.23.7 4. M. Taylor ...... 2039 2. S. Walton ...... 50.51 3. T. Smith ...... 34.3 4. T. Smith ...... 80.2 M60 4. A. Aldrich 34.4 M40 M35 W45 3. P. Farrell ...... 54.57 ...... 5. A. Aldrich ...... 81.7 1. M. Moyle ...... 5.29.4 6. V. Prescott ...... 82.9 1. B. Foley ...... 2.10.5 1. B. Cornish...... 1.45 1. K. Holland (R) ...... 2932 2. F. U sher...... 6.35.3 W45 W45 2. K. Martin ...... 2.17.3 1.K. Holland ...... 28.9 M40 W50 1. M. Stewart ...... 43.37 W45 3. A. Jenkins...... 2.20.0 M65 2. S. C ross...... 34.6 l.K. Holland ...... 67.4 1.B. Wolfs (R) ...... 1.55 l.D. Whittam (R) ..... 2661 l.J. Gilmour ...... 5.04.5 2. M. Forden...... 46.07 4. S. Toussaint ...... 2.21.6 2. J. Gold ...... 1.40 3. S. Maslen ...... 60.18 W50 W50 5. B. Gale ...... 2.21.9 W55 W30 1. D. Whittam...... 30.2 1. M. W arren...... 93.4 M45 1. P. Carr(R) ...... 2338 1. T. Brockwell ...... 4.42.1 W50 6. J. B ell...... 2.27.5 1. B. Landers...... 1.45 W55 W55 SHOT W35 1. E. O’Dea . . . . \ ...... 54.56 M45 M50 1. P. Carr ...... 32.5 1. P. Carr ...... 80.2 1. K. Gilbert (R) ..... 2.06.5 J. C. B e ll...... 5.24.5 100 METRE HURDLES I. C^cferane ../...... 1.30 t m W65 W65 2. B. Carse ...... 2.10.7 2. J. W illers...... 7.02.8 2. B. Fergie...... 1.35 l.B. Cornish...... 7.95 W30 1. P. Head (R) ...... 51.7 1. P. Head (R) ...... 1.54.2 3. D. Caplin...... 2.16.7 W40 1. P. Dawson ...... 20.8 M60 M40 S/CHASE 4. B. Kemaghan...... 2.20.0 1. E. Mercer ...... 6.04.6 5000 METRES 1. D. Jones (R )...... 1.25 1. B. Wolfs ...... 10.05 2. T. Sm ith...... 6.40.2 5. G. Thornton ...... 2.20.2 W35 M35 M35 6. J. Pellier...... 2.32.9 W35 2. H. Holland ...... 10.03 W45 16.5 1. B. Danby ...... 11.18.6 1. C. Brockwell...... 16.48.8 7. L. Jam es...... 2.36.8 1. E. Hindle ...... 1.40 M45 1. M. Forden...... 5.48.7 2. B. Danby ...... 17.04.0 100 METRES M40 8. K. Forden ...... 2.38.4 W40 "l.P. G are...... 9.24 W65 l.B. Wilson 12.11.1 3. J. Molloy ...... 17.50.2 M50 1. E. M ercer...... 1.17 2. J. Bowen...... 9.14 1. P. Head (R) ...... 7.59.2 M35 2. J. Bell ...... 12.20.6 M40 1. D. Carr ...... 2.15.9 JAVELIN 3. B. Landers...... 8.56 13.5 3. A. Jenkins ..... 12.44.9 1. N. Beech...... 16.36.1 1500 (S/CHASE) 2. T. Maslen ...... 2.17.6 M35 M50 M40 4. P. Lebreton 13.31.0 2. J. Barnes...... 17.30.8 3. B. Sammells ...... 2.27.1 1. J. Cochrane ...... 12.73 M50 1. D. Morris (R )...... 46.10 12.2 M45 3. J. Bell ...... 17.40.6 4. J. Russell ...... 2.42.3 2. B. Fergie...... 9.96 1. T. Maslen (R) ..... 5.17.6 2. B. Cornish ...... 36.54 13.1 l.D. Caplin ...... 11.06.8 4. B. W ilson...... 17.46.8 3. J. W hittam...... 7.43 2. S. B arrie...... 6.00.6 M55 M40 13.7 2. G. Thornton ,, 12.20.7 5. A. Jenkins ...... 18.04.6 1. D. Moffett ...... 2.22.0 4. D. C arr...... 7.03 3. J. Whittam ...... 7.20.0 14.2 6. B. Foley ...... 18.35.6 1. H. Holland ...... 41.86 3. J. Pellier 13.05.0 2. R. Shand ...... 2.25.5 M60 M55 7. D. Roberts ...... 18.42.4 2. B. Wolfs ...... 39.00 M45 4. L. James ...... 14.53.5 3. F. McLinden...... 2.38.1 1. W. Chapman (R) ... 11.09 1. F. McLinden...... 5.52.5 12.0 M45 4. L. Hassam ...... 3.22.2 M45 M60 3000 METRES WALK 1. J. Bowen (R) ...... 44.04 M70 12.8 1. H. Stoffers (R) ... 16.07.7 M60 2. P. Gare ...... 36.64 1. C. Baumann ...... 9.01 1. M. Moyle ...... 6.57.2 13.0 M40 2. B. Carse ...... 16.47.6 1. M. Moyle ...... 2.45.6 3. H. Desouza ...... 33.46 2. D. Horsley...... 6.37 M65 13.4 l.B. Wilson 16.59.2 3. D. Caplin ...... 17.06.7 2. R. Degruchy ...... 2.59.5 13.7 4. K. Gilbert...... 17.16.4 4. N. Richards ...... 26.62 W35 1. D. Strachan (R) ... 7.03.7 M45 W35 5. G. Thornton ...... 17.56.3 M50 1. M. Taylor...... 8.52 W35 M50 1. J. Back ...... 18.39.3 1. C. Bell ...... 2.36.9 6. M. Johnston ...... 18.37.4 1.K. Whistler ...... 28.54 2. B. W ilson...... 6.56 l.C. Bell (R) ...... 6.47.7 12.9 M50 2. B. Wilson ...... 2.49.2 7. C. Spare ...... 18.44.5 2. B. Fergie ...... 28.24 W45 W40 14.5 1. J. Whittam ,, , 18.41.2 3. J. W illers...... 3.21.2 14.9 8. J. Pellier ...... 19.09.2 3. D. Carr ...... 23.18 1. K. Holland ...... 7.29 1. E. Mercer (R) ..... 7.15.5 M55 15.9 9. B. Slinger...... 19.27.8 W40 4. J. Whittam ...... 21.40 2. L. Jenkins ...... 6.23 2. S. Walton ...... 8.25.8 l.B. Womer . , . 18.27.9 1. J. Johnson...... 2.43.1 16.3 10. G. Trovato ...... 19.45.8 M60 W50 M75 2. P. MacLiver ...... 2.48.5 1500 METRES WALK M55 U.K. Forden ...... 20.13.2 1. W. Chapman ...... 19.76 1. D. Whittam (R )...... 8.10 l.J. Collins (R) 21.39.8 12. M. Warren ...... 20.52.1 3. E. Mercer ...... 2.51.9 M45 14.2 M70 2. M. Warren ...... 5.89 W40 13. L. Jam es...... 23.46.9 4. V. Prescott ...... 3.22.4 1. J. Back ...... 9.11.5 M60 1. C. Baumann ...... 19.80 W65 1. J. Stone (R) ...... 18.07.8 14. B. Farrell ...... 24.03.3 W45 M50 13.8 1. P. Head ...... 4.64 2. E. M ercer...... 2 1.22.0 M50 1. K. Holland ...... 2.44.7 W30 1. J. Whittam ...... 8.26.1 14.9 1. P. Dawson ...... 22.36 W70 W45 1. G. Innes...... 17.12.1 2. M. Forden...... 2.48.3 M70 l.B. Baumann...... 4.59 M75 1. L. Jenkins (R) .. .. 18.51.5 2. T. M aslen...... 17.31.5 W55 W35 1. J. Collins ...... 10.31.3 18.9 2. S. Cross ...... 19.55.1 3. B. Sammells ...... 18.04.1 1. P. C arr...... 3.12.5 1. M. Taylor ...... 22.30 TRIPLE JUMP W30 2. B. Wilson ...... 16.18 W35 W50 4. D. C arr...... 18.39.4 W65 M35 1. J. Sanger ...... 8.39.8 13.9 1. J. Beaumont .... 21.29.0 5. K. W histler...... 21.40.4 1. P. H ead...... 4.05.4 W40 l.B. Cornish ...... 10.45 14.0 6. J. Russell ...... 23.30.0 W40 W65 l.J. Fletcher...... 23.44 W35 DISCUS M40 1. J. Fletcher (R) ..... 8.04.7 1. P. Head (R) 21.42.3 W45 1. K. Martin ...... 11.42 13.1 M55 M35 2. J. S tone...... 8.24.1 1.K. Holland ...... 16.46 2. B. Foley ...... 9.62 3. E. Mercer ...... 9.56.5 14.6 1. F. McLinden ...... 18.15.5 1. B. Cornish ...... 28.58 2. L. Jenkins ...... 13.10 4. J. Jenkins ...... 11.02.6 15.4 2. R. Shand...... 18.51.6 M40 M45 400 METRE HURDLES W50 l.B. Landers...... 9.94 W45 W40 3. B. Aldrich ...... 21.29.9 1. H. Holland ...... 32.46 1. D. Whittam (R) .... 20.80 14.1 M35 4. V. Beaumont...... 21.51.5 2. B. Wolfs ...... 27.15 M50 1. L. Jenkins (R) ..... 8.56.0 W55 16.9 1. J. Molloy .... 60.8 5. L. Hassam ...... 24.21.6 3. B. Foley ...... 15.32 1. J. Cochrane ...... 10.95 2. S. Cross ...... 9.22.0 1. L. Butcher (R )..... 17.62 18.0 M40 M60 M45 2. B. Fergie...... 8.60 W50 W65 1. J. Beauiriont...... 10.39.0 W45 l.B. Oliver ...... 1.30.5 1. M. M oyle...... 21.34.6 1.J. Bowen ...... 30.89 M60 2. G. M organ...... 23.15.6 1. P. Head ...... 9.94 1. D. Jones ...... 8.51 W55 14.1 M45 2. P. Gare ...... 30.36 3. F. Usher ...... 24.38.0 W70 2. R. Degruchy ...... 8.10 1. L Butcher ...... 9.14.2 17.1 1. N. Richards ...... 1.18.7 3. H. Desouza ...... 25.53 17.4 M50 M65 4. B. Landers ...... 20.47 l.B. Baumann (R) ... 10.92 W30 W65 1. J. Gilm our...... 17.49.8 LONG JUMP 1. P. Dawson (R) ...... 9.14 1. P. Head (R) ...... 10.31.7 W50 1. T. Maslen ...... 1.13.0 M50 1. D. Whiti 15.5 M55 M70 1.J. Cochrane (R) ....40.72 M35 2. L. Noble ...... 8.48 10,000 METRES W55 1. F. McLinden ...... 1.14.0 1. C. Bould ...... 23.52.5 2. B. Fergie ...... 28.48 l.B. Cornish ...... 5.25 W35 M40 1. P. Carr 16.9 M60 W30 3. K. Whistler ...... 25.12 M40 1. E. H indle...... 10.73 4. J. Whittam ...... 20.38 1. D. M uir...... 34.56 l.D. Jones (R) .... 1.16.7 I T. Brockwell (R).. 17.42.6 1. K. Martin ...... 5.04 2. B. W ilson...... 9.09 W60 5. D. Carr ...... 19.92 2. B. Foley ...... 38.00 1. J. Strach 21.5 W35 W35 2. B. Wolfs ...... 4.84 W40 3. J. B ell...... 38.59 W65 1. E. Hindle ...... 67.8 1. C. Bell ...... 20.24.4 M45 1.J. Johnson (R) ...... 10.10 4. D. Roberts ...... 40.23 26.6 2. J. Willers ...... 25.16.6 M60 1. R. Calnan ...... 4.73 2. E. M ercer...... 7.52 5. J. Froudist...... 43.15 400 METRES 1. W. Chapman ...... 35.14 200 METRES W40 2. B. Landers...... 4.63 W50 M45 M35 1. E. M ercer...... 21.17.6 M70 M50 1. D. Whittam (R )...... 8.61 M35 1. H. Stoffers ...... 34.21 l.B. Cornish .... 58.7 2. T. Smith ...... 23.48.1 1. C. Baumann (R) ... 25.26 1. J. Cochrane...... 4.92 W55 2. D. Caplin ...... 36.26 25.5 2. B. Danby ...... 63.2 3. P. Farrell...... 24.36.9 2. D. Horsley ...... 17.62 2. B. Fergie...... 4.10 1. P. Carr(R) ...... 7.59 Parramatta BY BOB AULD Park (S.A.V.A.C.) Why Roger runs . . “I run for the variety it puts Monthly Philosophies into my life. I run for the physical well-being it gives. I run for the feel of Handicap 8k the textures of the earth under my feet. I run for the March 27th of a great friendship, and for the Bob Smith (30m 59s) companionship of shared had to run within 4secs 1987 SAVA TRACK AND effort. I run also for the of a P.B. to hold off intense privacy it bestows, fast finishing Brian whether in the solitary Bloomfield who record­ Veteran exhilaration of training or ed 27m 40s, also P.B. the equally solitary stresses Bloomfield is having of the race. I run for the his best season for strength it puts into my years and his 2nd FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Athlete heart, my legs, my will­ placing gave him out­ power and my concentrat­ right lead in the Month­ ion. I run for the sheer ly Handicap pointscore. 100M M45 F. Howitt...... 17.14 adventure of racing . . I HIGH JUMP M60 A- Ml°jlic...... 29 43 From “Heroes and George McGrath, in a M35. A. Bormann 12.88 P Sandery...... 17.32 M65 S. Halupka...... 24.18 run because it is a form of R. Barber...... 19.00 M50 R. Washington 1.31 M75 L Barnes...... 17.82 Sparrows” by Roger genuine play . . I run for good warm-up for the Nike M40 B. Stewart...... 12.85 M55 T. Morgan...... 1.26 w35 G Hollis...... 32 54 Robinson, former Marathon, clocked 30m M50 H. Thomas...... 12.27 D. Edyvean...... 19.09 the satisfaction of getting D. Milbum...... 19.45 E. Matthews...... 1.21 w60 M McKinnon....13.62 English and New Zeal­ the most from a talent . . I 39s, just in front of scratch P Butler...... 12.82 W60 M. McKinnon .1.11 and international rep­ man Phil Mallett. who was G. Cayzer...... 13.74 J. Rhodes...... 20.43 run for the pleasure of TRIPLE JUMP 110 HURDLES resentative. Publisher again fastest in 26 mins 28 M55 K. Postler...... 14.28 M50 G. Hicks ...... 17.50 crunching leaves under my R Auld...... 19.06 M45 D. Brown...... 19.37 ‘Southwestern’ (N.Z.). feet I run for the intense secs. T Morgan...... 14.44 M50 R. Washington..... 9.41 M5Q G Powe|, ...... 2(J _,6 The judges couidn t M60 N. Main 14.12 H. Thompson . 20.01 drama of the race, the M55 R. Sutcliffe...... 19.08 J. Liascos...... 9.00 challenge and uncertainty separate Jim Brierley M. Moon...... J5.07 M55 E. Matthews...... 8.91 POLE VAULT R. Martin...... 20.49 Of the modem running . . and 1 run because I like (31m 25s) and John Taylor A. Miojlic.. (5.75 (33.25) for 5th placing. M65 M. Barnes...... 16.84 P. Jenkins...... 25.25 LONG JUMP M5° G Powell 3.40 movement . . “People it, the simple rhythmic, M60 L. Frisby...... 19.23 in large numbers are gain­ effortless movement over Merv Lyle 33.15 was a M75 L Barnes...... 15.80 M50 J. Liascos...... 4 02 HAMMER the earth/' P.B. just holding off I W nght...... 16.31 W Beames . . . 10.26 ing self-fulfilment through M55 T. Morgan...... 4.18 M55 A. Gordon...... 44.44 Werner Gross (36.21) and W40 V Fullagher... 15.43 W30 M. McIntosh...... ,9.33 an activity which is wholly E. Matthews...... 3.72 M60 K. LePage... i9.64 Col Hardy (34.24). Valerie G Boyce...... 16.40 W35 H. Barnes...... 24.59 peaceful and has not the M60 M. M oon...... 3.97 rr slightest connection with (Roger happens to also Morrison (33.39) also W60 M. McKinnon ...16.62 W40 M Leith...... 20.55 A. Miojlic...... 3.43 3000M STEEPLE W50 S. Malbut.... 24 13 the pursuit of wealth, be a Professor of English recorded a personal best. 200M W.55 S. Simpson . 33 35 W40 V. Fullagher...... 3.83 M40 J. Burnell...... i0.5b.9 possessions or power. ’ Literature). Progressive point score: W60 M. McKinnon.....3.(J0 T. Boswell...... ; i.29.2 M.35 A Bormann 26.16 1 Brian Bloomfield 51, 2 10000M M50 G. Wenk...... 11.50.9 M40 B Stewart -5.95 David Gunthorpe 44, 3 M40 D. C ox...... 38-02 Phil Mailett 43. M50 D. Paul...... 27.08 M50 D. Parker...... 26.66 G. Cayzer...... 29.13 P. Worley...... 38-27 S. Grimm . . 30.63 D Sm art...... 44-03 M45 R. Barber...... 39-38 M55 E. Matthews34 26 (✓ O m in C I P. Boyce ...... 31.50 K. Postler...... 24.00 ^ M55 C. Cooper...... 29.06 J. Rhodes...... 45-03 ARE SOME VETERAN D. Milbum...... 43-37 M60 A. Miojlic...... 29.54 T. Morgan...... 31.03 K. Le Page . 28.54 K. Postler...... 31.08 M50 F. Rogers...... 38-20 L- V t?l I lO M55 R. Sutcliffe...... 40-25 P. Dalwood...... 27.46 M. Cubitt...... 33.49 M65 T. Casey...... 25.28 _ „ ATHLETES HOOKED ON P. Jenkins...... 41.75 R. Martin...... 44-03 M60 L. Frisby...... 41-42 S. Halupka...... 23.88 S u n < *Ja y,,.3 : w h yalla D. Opperman...... 42.10 M75 L. Barnes W. Beames...... 41-55 ...... 25.54 marathon/'/2 marathon “THE SPORT DRUG” M60 N. Main...... 30.67 J Wrieht 22 14 $5/3, 7am. W35 S. Worley...... 47-30 ally motivating and rewarding — the exercise A. Miojlic...... 34.19 W35 G. Hollis...... 23.84 Sat> **ay 2: Salisbury (Concluded from Page 4) W40 M. Leith...... 44-18 is then undertaken because it feels good on all J. Moore...... 38.08 W40 G. Boyce...... 22.02 0 Host Day cross-country. M65 M. Barnes...... 36.98 M. Rhodes...... 48-39 levels. That is when the possibility of using it W50 S. Malbut...... 51-40 V. Fullagher...... 18.32 S u "> **ay 2 4 : s Peedy a movie — but for others the preferred method M75 J. Wright...... 36.43 W45 A. Miller...... 17.80 M uffler funruns 10/25 as a substitute occurs because it is at this point for getting rid of stress is through running or it is conjectured that the body releases its own L. Barnes...... 36.87 3KM WALK W60 M. McKinnon.. . 17.52 j^Ps0 McKinnon Pde. some other physically demanding activity. W35 H. Barnes...... 47.46 !pj. o.UUam. natural opiates. M40 P. Fullagher...... 13-55 Among drug addicts there is the same variance JAVELIN Sun, May 31: Sri Chin- When asked to speculate further on how W40 G. Boyce...... 34.58 D. Cox.. ..^ . 13-56 and many of them just don’t like exercise, so W55 A. Cooper...... 32.46 M50 D. Parker...... 35.42 m °y funrun, lOkms. much of the “ high” could be due simply to a M45 M. Marker...... 14-48 the difficulty is in getting them to agree to it in feeling of achievements and how much Wfcft M. McKinnon.... 37.74 M55 C. Hainsworth... 17-22 M55 E. Matthews...... 32.47 ^ ^ the first place! However, many addicts to not directly due to a possible endorphin release 400M M60 M. Moon...... 20-51 K. Postler...... 25.84 8.00am. communicate well verbally but are able to caused by the physical exertion, Dr. Egger M70 J. Webber...... 20.03 express themselves satisfactorily in a M35 A. Bormann...... 57.27 replied that at the present time, while research W45 A. Miller...... 18-54 physical sense — and once they start to get continues, it would be impossible to say. M45 D. Milbum...... 73.35 rewards from exercise they are hopefully well M50 H. Thomas...... 60.00 5KM WALK However, the theory as it stands is a very on their way to overcoming their dependence tempting one to relate to for people who have D. Paul...... 61.89 M40 D. C o x ...... 23-30 on drugs. It has been a gratifying experience G. Cayzer...... 62.59 been involved in an exercise programme of P. Fullagher...... 23-34 for Dr. Egger to have heard from addicts who reasonable intensity, frequency and duration. P. Butler...... 67.28 M45 M. Marker...... 24-57 have read his book and wished to.tell him of P. Boyce...... 70.81 Most will have experienced a definite “ lift” M55 C. Hainsworth.. .30-01 International their success in getting off drugs and on to after engaging in their chosen activity — and M55 C. Cooper...... 62.70 M70 J. Webber...... 34-22 exercise. T. Morgan...... 65.84 indeed, will suffer withdrawal-like symptoms W35 L. Harpur...... 29-24 American drug therapist Kurt Freeman when denied their daily dose! K. Postler...... 76.56 W45 A. Miller...... 33-23 began to use running as a therapy for alcohol­ M. Cubitt...... 78.92 Exercise addiction parallels the symp­ SHOT PUT Events ics some years ago, based on the belief that toms of drug-taking in the following ways: D. Opperman...... 98.71 the treatment of a negative “ high” would M60 A. Miojlic...... 81.95 M50 D. Paul...... 9.05 addiction, withdrawal, analgesia, euphoria, only occur through the substitution of an tolerance and consciousness-alteration. J. Moore...... 96.04 D. Parker..8.14 May 29-31: Yugoslavian Open Track & Field Championships alternative high. Freeman’s programme was M65 M. Barnes...... 78.09 Does this mean, then, that to get alter­ M55 E. Matthews...... 9.05 at Split. triumphant enough for an offshoot to emerge W35 H. Barnes...... 97.85 natively hooked on to exercise an addict will M60 P. Dalwood...... 9.03 June 20 & 21: Womens 10km and Men and Womens 25km at — the Alcoholics Olympics, held yearly in W40 G. Boyce...... 78.40 have to go through the tolerance barrier, where A. M iojlic...... 8.07 Brugge. California with several thousand competitors W55 A. Cooper...... 74.22 he will need more and more of his new M65 T. Casey...... 8.00 July 11: Gulden-Sporen-Marathon, Kortrijk-Brugge. taking part. Also in the United States there are W60 M. McKinnon....97.02 “drug” to remain satisfied? This is apparently S. Halupka . 7.52 November 28 - December 6: 7th World Veterans Track & drug treatment centres that use running as M75 L. Barnes...... 8.43 not the way it works, and for addicts, along 800M Field Championships at Melbourne, Australia. therapy for heroin addicts. ''Many become with the rest of the exercising population, a W35 G. H ollis...... 7.73 capable and dedicated distance runners and M40 P. Pratt...... 2-23.05 W40 G. Boyce...... 7.00 December 9 - 11:1st Australian Masters Games. Track & Field levelling out occurs which keeps the particip­ appear to substitute their new and presumably D. Cox...... 2-25.09 V. Fullagher...... 6.29 Programme. Hobart, Tasmania. ant “ topped up’ ’ and feeling good without the more positive high for the more harmful D. Smart...... 2-35.10 W45 A. M iller...... 5.32 need to go too far. However, there are a negative addiction.” M45 P. Sandery...... 2-28.01 W60 M. McKinnon.....7.25 minority of exercisers who do become negat­ D. Milbum.....2-55.19 There is no middle road with drug ively addicted — the earlier mentioned ultra- M50 G. Wenk...... 2-16.91 addicts. Dr. Egger reflected that “you seldom marathon runners among them. Dr. Egger D. Paul...... 2-24.92 find OLD drug addicts, they either die or get was quoted in the national press a couple of R. A uld...... 2-35.84 off drugs altogether” . He has been trying to years ago when he made a reference to “ gym P. Boyce...... 2-37.81 obtain, up to this point unsuccessfully, a junkies” . “ While it is perhaps an unfortun­ grant to develop a method of selecting S. Grimm...... 2-54.82 1987 NIKE MARATHON ate term” , he says, “ it is an apt description of M55 C. Cooper...... 2-23.72 .3.24.00 individual addicts who would be suitable for Canberra 12 April, 1987 (Australian and ACT N. Gulbranson (Q)... some people” . M. Cubitt...... 3-06.40 Championships) R. Singer (NZ)...... 3.46.00 the “ exercise alternative” type of treatment. The taciturn Bjom Borg, at the height P. Jenkins...... 3-24.40 M40 W35 The system would work in a similar way to of his fame, was quoted as saying “ You can’t Men P Opperman ... 3-36.47 G Hand...... 2.19.00 A. McNeill...... 2.49.43 vocational guidance where it can be useful to quit and you can't slow down, because you 1. G. Hand M40 AR.2.19.0 M60 J. Moore...... 3-50.67 T. Luyendyk ...... 2.27.12 J. Cullen...... 3.10.29 find out that someone who wishes to study are on a sort of trip". Champion surfer Phil 2. P. Rake...... 2.26.10 M65 M. Barnes...... 2-58.49 B. Blair (NZ) 2.27.53 L. Jamieson...... 3.32.00 medicine would be unlikely to be able to adopt Edwards eulogised on surfing, “ . . you’re 3. P. Garvin...... 2.26.54 W35 H. Barnes...... 3-37.45 W40 the appropriate bedside manner of a success­ so stoked you can’t stand it, it’s just like being 4. T. Luyendyk...... 2.27.12 R. Vines (3rd Aust.) .2.34.49 W40 G. Boyce...... 2-59.46 M45 A. Deakin (NSW)... .3.18.17 ful doctor, or that a prospective architect has unplugged from life for just a second. God it’s 5. B. Blair (NZ)....2.27.52 W60 M. McKinnon .3-39.10 I. Mason...... 2.48.23 J. Kristenson (NSW).3.26.00 no ability to draw! the nearest thing.” These are illustrative 6. P. Skinner...... 2.30.57 Certainly an alternative programme of 1500M P. Leigh (VIC) 2.48.33 C. Hoggett...... 3.36.04 quotes from Garry Egger's book, but a more 7. A. Towill...... 2.31.23 some sort is the most effective way to get B. Murphy (VIC).... .2.48.38 W45 telling one perhaps is the comparison drawn 8. G. Dam m ...... 2.33.00 M40 D. Cox...... 4-54 M50 J. Sutton (NSW) 3.15.37 addicts off drugs. Interestingly, of these alter­ between Arnold Palmer’s description of golf P. Worley...... 4-58 9. T. Jacobs...... 2.33.15 P. Kallio...... 2.45.33 S. Kelly (VIC) 3.18.16 natives Dr. Egger cites religion as being as “ physically on the golf course, but D. Smart...... 5-30 10. R. Vines...... 2.34.49 HP. Wessling (FRG).2.52.05 C. Bowker ( VIC).... .3.19.09 unquestionably the most successful. He made spiritually . . . just floating around it in a M45 P. Sandery...... 4-44 little further observation about this fact, but Women M. Weidemann...... 2.57.16 N. Lindemann (ACT)...... happy daze” and an acid trip described in D. Milbum...... 5-47 there is an obvious analogy between religious Peter Laurie’s book “Drugs” : “ It was much 1. A. McNeill...... 2.49.43 F. Riley (3rd Aust).. W50 M50 G. Wenk...... 4-40 zeal and 'drug addiction. Both are totally the atmosphere of a dream. I was floating (Perkins) No finishers. R. A uld...... 5-00 M55 W55 consuming, but more importantly they allow along with the reverie, not watching it from 2. K. Banks...... 2.54.10 H. Thompson ... 5-27 D. Fitzpatrick...... 2.52.00 S. Harris (Q )...... 4.09.00 individuals to obtain a state of consciousness the shore” . 3. L. WalkerNSW.2.55.33 P. Boyce...... 5-30 B. Seton...... 3.05.27 D. Ellis (VIC) 4.52.00 which takes them out of themselves, for it is In bio-mechanical terms, the idea may 4. C. E y ...... 2.56.12 M55 R. Sutcliffe 5-27 J. Mahoney...... 3.05.49 International Teams the “ pain of self’ which is the root of the still be speculation. However, as an apprec­ 5. J. Cullen...... 3.10.29 M. Cubitt...... 6-20 M60 Challenge drug abuse problem. iable amount of success has already been 6. J. Hudson...... 3.14.50 K. Postler...... 6-46 F. Byme (NSW) 3.13.36 ACT: Hand 2.19.00, Luyen­ However, if exercise is to be the alter­ achieved with drug addicts on the exercise 5-23 7. M. Lifu (PNG) ..3.15.26 M60 L. Frisby R. Harris...... 3.17.40 dyk 2.22.11, Vines 2.34.38 native, how intense would it need to be? alternative, this should be an extremely ...... 8. J. Sutton NSW ..3.15.37 M65 M. Barnes 6-00 A. Tyson (WA)...... 3.22.00 — 1. VIC: Ryder 2.34.56, The speculation is at least at a level encouraging sign for those involved in their W35 S. Worley 6-31 9. A. West (NZ)....3.18.16 M65 Moore 2.34.57, Logan 2.48.33 where there is an improvement in aerobic rehabilitation, and for drug addicts them­ H. Barnes...... 6-57 10. S. Kelly VIC ... 3 18.16 G. McGrath (NSW)..3.01.16 — 2. fitness, and during that process people selves. It should contribute enormously to W40 M. Rhodes 6-26 normally move through three different stages. programmes that attempt to put drug addicts W60 M. McKinnon 7-19 Stage one is where they feel discomfort, stage back in the land of the living and help to make 5000M two is where it feels physically good, and in it possible for them to become useful stage three it starts to feel psychologically members of society who can enjoy life and get M40 P. Pratt...... 17.58 good. In this final stage it becomes intrinsic­ D. Sm art...... 19.33 their “ highs” the natural way. NEWS FROM THE SUNSHINE STATE 1987 QVAC Track and Field Championships

MEN 65-69 MEN 60-64 MEN 55-59 MEN 35-39 4 APRIL 87 — Q.E. 11 STADIUM 1. Alex Nagy ...... 23.98 2.32.6 21 MARCH ’87 — 1. Mick Pirie ...... 60.4 1. Geoff M ilson...... 5.36 2. Ted Vickers ...... 21.54 2. Maurice Dauphinet ...... 2.51.2 2. Ian Hicks ...... 72.3 2. Paul Bevan ...... 5.29 ST. LUCIA UNI 3. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 5.18 3. Frank Welz ...... 20.42 MEN 65-69 MEN 60-64 4. Mark Mifsud ...... 4.87 MEN 80+ 3.22.8 WOMEN 6064 1. Tom Hishon ...... 62.8 100 METRE 5. Jon Roscoe ...... 4.70 1. Eddie Bamacle ...... 13.34 2. Brian MacDermott...... 3.46.2 10,000 METRES 1. Aileen Hogan ...... 16.0 2. Maurice Dauphinet...... 72.4 6. Frazer Putman ...... 4.56 MEN 30-34 WOMEN 30-34 MEN 7074 MEN 30-34 2. Laurie Delbridge ...... '...... 17.2 MEN 65-69 7. Mark Stevens ...... 4.17 1. Peter Baxter ...... 119 1. Donna Thompson ...... 17.48 1. Wal Stubbings ...... 3.00.5 1. Peter Hall ...... 34.14 80 METRES HURDLES 1. Wally Charles...... 71.0 MEN 40-44 2. Richard Anderson ...... 12.3 2. Janet White ...... 16.28 2. Tony McCall ...... 34.24 2. Ray Storie ...... 79.6 MEN 80+ 3. Kevin Lyons ...... 12.6 WOMEN 4044 1. Garry Donaldson ...... 6.00 3. Aileen Larsen...... 15.68 3. Peter Reeves ...... 34.47 3. Brian MacDermott ...... 96.2 2. Gary Bourne ...... 5.98 1. Wilf Blockley ...... 4.32.5 MEN 35-39 1. Jan Hynes...... 12.9 4. Jeff Davidson ...... 35.58 MEN 7074 3. Tom Gould ...... 5 .70 WOMEN 35-39 4.59.4 5. Paul Circosta ...... 37.28 1. Kevin Silver...... 115 WOMEN 45-49 4. Sverre Myhra ...... 4.70 1. Wal Stubbings ...... 75 .1 1. Wilma Perkins...... 24.04 WOMEN 3034 6. Bruce Chalmers ...... 46.15 2. Mark Mifsud ...... 12.5 5. Tony Haney ...... 3.94 1. Una Lund ...... 14.1 2. Vic Turner...... 80.4 2. Mary McKell ...... 14.08 3. Jon Roscoe ...... 12.6 2.34.1 MEN 35-39 MEN 45-49 4. Gregg Trapnell...... 12.6 WOMEN 5054 MEN 75-79 WOMEN 40-44 2.38.7 1. Brian Enders ...... 33.27 1. Bill Myers ...... 4.88 5. Frazer Putman ...... 13.3 1. Heather Doherty ...... 16.5 1. Merv Jenkinson...... 82.6 1. Lorraine Birtwell...... 19.36 WOMEN 35-39 2. Peter Kyle ...... 34.08 2. Stan Bennett...... 4.76 , 17.76 MEN 40-44 2. Jan Hynes ...... 2.40.4 3. Gary Shinn ...... 35.01 100 METRES HURDLES 400 METRES 3. Snow Gangway ...... 4.40 4. Tony Cruttenden ...... 38.50 1. Dave Irvine...... 11-4 WOMEN 45-49 2. Mary McKell ...... 2.41.3 MEN 65-69 MEN 50-54 5. Keith Monnington ...... 41.37 2. Mike Lutteral (NSW) ...... 11.6 WOMEN 30-34 1. Una Lund ...... 23.16 3. Catherine Haney ...... 2.45.9 6. Dave Jones ...... 46.41 3. Wayne Cousins(NSW) ...... 11.9 1. Wally Charles ...... 20.7 1. Donna Thompson ...... 65.7 1. Doug Willis ...... 4.92 2.56.6 7. Ken P rior...... DNF 2. Graham Hussie ...... 4.89 WOMEN 50-54 4. Mai Storey...... 12.0 WOMEN 30-34 2. Denise Walker ...... 66.7 WOMEN 4044 5. Arthur Rowe ...... 12.4 3. Lesley Wright ...... 75.4 3. D. Travers (NSW) ...... 4.69 1. Heather Doherty ...... 20.60 MEN 40-44 1. Aileen Larsen ...... 19.6 2.41.6 6. Chris Lucas...... 13.2 4. Janet White ...... 110.0 4. Bruce Grummitt ...... 4.57 1. Ron Irwin ...... 32.56 WOMEN 6064 2.47.3 7. Ian Richardson ...... 13.6 WOMEN 35-39 5. Martin Mulgrew ...... 4.55 2. Len Don ...... 36.23 WOMEN 35-39 1. Laurel Frawley ...... 18.36 6. Col Wheeler...... 4.41 WOMEN 65-69 3. Mike MacDermott ...... 37.22 8. Tony Haney ...... 13.9 1. Mary McKell...... 20.4 9. Mike MacDermott...... 14.5 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 63.9 7. Arvo Ropelin...... 4.06 4.05.2 4. John Wishart...... 37.33 110 METRES HURDLES 2. Mary McKell...... 68.3 8. Ron Vaughan ...... 3.51 5. Ron Sewell...... 39.49 MEN 45-49 MEN 35-39 3. Irene Davey ...... 75.6 9. John Davies ...... 3.34 5 APRIL ’87 — 2000 METRE STEEPLECHASE 6. Bill Moulds ...... 41.59 1. Fred Turner (NSW) ...... 11.8 WOMEN 4044 10. Coll Portley ...... 3.12 MEN 50-54 7. Ron Grant ...... 43.06 2. Nev Allen...... 12.0 1. Mills Lafferty ...... 20.5 QE 11 STADIUM 8. Klaus Maurer ...... 45.41 3. Bob Douglas ...... 12.1 2. Frazer Putman ...... 22.6 1. Jan H ynes...... 60.3 MEN 55-59 8.00.1 3. Jon Roscoe ...... 38.0 4. Bruce W right...... 12.7 2. Lois Keith ...... 67.7 1. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 4.16 MEN 55-59 3. Barbara Williams ...... 70.4 2. Frank Conroy ...... 3.52 MEN 45-49 5. Bill Myers ...... 13.1 MEN 45-49 200 METRES 8.38.4 6. Ron Dunglison ...... 13.8 1. Alan Bradford ...... 32.41 1. Snow Garraway...... 20.4 WOMEN 45-49 MEN 65-69 MEN 30-34 MEN 65-69 2. Alan Richardson ...... 38.13 MEN 50-54 2. Stan Bennett...... 24.2 1. Lillian Thomas...... 75.5 1. Wally Charles...... 4.07 1. Peter Baxter ...... 24.6 12.37.1 3. John Hagan ...... 39.10 1. Hughie Coogan 50-54 2. Jan Collins...... 77.1 2. Jack Sweet...... 3.92 1. Brian MacDermott ...... 12.8 MEN 2. Richard Anderson ...... 25.3 4. Peter Coulson...... 40.16 2. Bruce Grummitt ...... 12.9 1. Col Jones ...... 22.8 WOMEN 60-64 MEN 7074 3. Kevin Lyons ...... 25.6 3000 METRE STEEPLECHASE 5. Ken Yarwood...... 40.24 3. Col W heeler...... 13.0 1. Aileen Hogan ...... 80.0 1. Ron Combey ...... 4.26 6. Roger Lukis...... 42.12 4. Doug Willis ...... 13.3 MEN 55-59 MEN 35-39 MEN 30-34 7. Kev Donnelly...... 44.19 2. Laurie Delbridge ...... 94.0 5. D. Travers (NSW) ...... 13.7 1. Garvin Brown...... 21.7 MEN 80 + 1. Kevin S ilver...... 23.1 1. Peter Reeves ...... 11.12.4 8. Keith Cooper ...... 46.57 6. Ron Vaughan ...... 13.7 WOMEN 65-69 1. Eddie Barnacle...... 1.70 2. Owen O akes...... 24.2 12.49.0 9. Paul Morris ...... 53.38 7. Tom McErlain ...... 13.7 400 METRES 1. Mavis Collins...... 110.6 3. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 25.9 MEN 35-39 MEN 30-34 WOMEN 30-34 MEN 55-59 4. Gregg Trapnell...... 26.3 11.43.4 MEN 50-54 1. Peter Baxter ...... 55.3 1. Aileen Larsen ...... 4.25 5. Frazer Putman ...... 28.2 1. Mick Pirie ...... 12.3 1500 METRES 2. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 12.16.5 2. Richard Anderson ...... 55.9 2. Janet White ...... 3.41 1. Ron Young...... 36.20 2. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 13.6 MEN 40-44 3. Peter Finlay ...... 12.45.0 2. Col McLeod ...... 36.42 3. Kevin Lyons ...... 57.6 MEN 30-34 WOMEN 35-39 MEN 60-64 1. Mike Lutteral (NSW) ...... 23.3 MEN 40-44 3. Bob Hill ...... 37.29 4. Greg Hunter ...... 59.5 1. Peter Reeves ...... 4.26.9 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 5.13 2. Wayne Cousins (NSW )...... 23.9 4. John Cottrell ...... 37.56 1. Tom Hishon ...... 13.3 5. Shane Hayes ...... 65.8 2. Paul Circosta ...... 4.55.1 2. Mary McKell...... 4.61 1. Graeme Woods ...... 10.20.0 3. Mai Storey...... 24.3 5. Bill Wilcox ...... 40.22 MEN 65-69 MEN 35-39 3. Shane Hayes ...... 5.06.1 3. Sandy Robertson ...... 4.27 MEN 45-49 4. Bruce Chalmers ...... 5.45.5 4. Tom Gould ...... 25.4 1. Wally Charles ...... 14.5 1. Owen Oakes...... 53.7 WOMEN 4044 5. Don Parker ...... 26.7 1. Alan Bradford ...... 9.50.0 MEN 55-59 2. Ray Storie ...... 15.4 2. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 54.7 MEN 35-39 1. Jan Hynes...... 5.18 6. Dick Dunstan ...... 31.6 15.33.3 3. Brian MacDermott ...... 16.7 3. Paul Bevan ...... 55.8 1. Ted Vale ...... 39.21 1. Phillip Narramore...... 4.32.8 4. Gregg Trapnell...... 57.2 WOMEN 45-49 MEN 45-49 3000 METRE WALK 2. Ian Hicks ...... 41.28 MEN 70-74 2. Eric Brown...... 4.34.8 3. Alan Parker ...... 42.39 5. Mark Mifsud ...... 58.2 3. Jon Roscoe...... 4.40.1 1. Una Lund ...... 4.69 1. Fred Turner...... 23.5 MEN 30-34 1. Ron Combey ...... 14.2 6. Jon Roscoe ...... 58.3 2. Lillian Thomas...... 3.13 2. Nev A llen...... 24.7 4. Joe Lewis ...... 43.43 2. Vic Turner...... 15.5 4. Peter Finlay ...... 4.43.0 1. Bruce Chalmers...... 18.08.3 5. Reg Campbell ...... 44.55 MEN 4044 5. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 4.46.8 WOMEN 5054 3. Bob Douglas ...... 24.9 3. Wal Stubbings ...... 15.9 4. Alan Richardson ...... 27.6 MEN 35-39 1. Harry Giles ...... 55.3 6. Mai Shield ...... 4.48.2 1. Heather Doherty ...... 3.71 MEN 80+ 5. Bill Myers ...... 27.9 16.39.4 MEN 60-64 2. Wayne Cousins (NSW)...... 55.7 7. Tony Cruttenden ...... 5.00.5 1. Wilf Blockley ...... 19.5 MEN 50-54 1. Jack Weeks ...... 39.35 3. Graeme Woods ...... 56.6 MEN 4044 MEN 40-44 4. Tom Gould ...... 58.2 1. Hughie Coogan ...... 26.1 2. Frank Snars ...... 48.51 WOMEN 30-34 1. Graeme Woods ...... 4.08.5 JAVELIN 1. Klaus Maurer ...... 14.52.9 5. Gary Bourne ...... 59.4 1. Donna Thompson ...... 13.9 2. Dave Flood ...... 4.35.7 2. Bruce Grummitt ...... 26.9 16.57.6 6. Don Parker ...... 59.4 MEN 3034 3. Col W heeler...... 27.1 MEN 65-69 2. Lesley W right...... -X ...... 14.5 3. John W ishart...... 4.44.9 3. Peter Thompson ...... 17.53.3 7. Chris Lu c m ...... 59.7 A . u„n„., a n 1 Ravtpr 1? R? 4. Ron Vauehan...... 29.3 1. Ray Stone ...... 53.24 3. Aileen Lareea -^.-.v.v.-.v.v.v. 1. £eW Tompson ...... T7.53.3 8. Tony Haney ...... 60.4 4. Tony Haney...... 4.56.0 1. Peter Baxter...... 32.82 4. Ron Vaughan ...... 29.3 2. Brian MacDermott...... 60.41 4. Janet W hite...... 16.7 4. John Keillah...... 23.52.3 9. Graham White ...... 61.4 MEN 45-49 2. Shane Hayes ...... 29.72 MEN 55-59 WOMEN 35-39 MEN 5054 10. Mike MacDermott ...... 68.2 1. Alan Bradford ...... 4.30.8 MEN 35-39 1. Mick Pirie ...... 25.0 MEN 70-74 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 12.8 11. Dick Dunstan ...... 69.2 1. Col Jones ...... 17.06.4 2. Sandy Robertson ...... 13.1 2. Alan Richardson ...... 4.56.9 1. Mark Stevens (QR) ...... 47.58 2. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 28.8 1. Norm Gulbransen ...... 43.59 3. Sandra Dunglison ...... /.... 14 0 MEN 45-49 3. John Hagan ...... 4.57.1 2. Mills Lafferty...... 37.44 3. Ted Vale ...... 31.4 MEN 55-59 2. John Petersen ...... 58.39 4. Roger Lukis...... 5.04.4 3. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 32.74 4. Mary McKell...... 1,4.2 MEN 60-64 1. Ted Sinnamon ...... 19.21.3 MEN 75 + 5. Catherine Haney ...... 16.6 1. Fred Turner (NSW) ...... 53.6 5. Ron Dunglison ...... 5.25.1 4. Eric Brown...... 29.12 2. Bob McNae ...... 21.16.4 2. Bob Douglas ...... 55.4 6. Keith Cooper ...... 5.51.1 5. Frazer Putman ...... 24.00 1. Tom Hishon ...... 27.4 1. Win Foster ...... 56.33 WOMEN 4044 3. Alan Richardson...... 59.8 2. Maurice Dauphinet...... 32.1 MEN 65-69 7. Paul Morris ...... 6.13.8 MEN 4044 WOMEN 30-34 1. Jan Hynes...... 1...... 12.9 4. Bruce W right...... 60.4 MEN 65-69 1. Ray Storie ...... 22.05.0 MEN 50-54 1. Gary Steinhardt ...... 39.70 1. Dell G rant...... 40.19 2. Lois Keith ...... 13.9 5. Peter Coulson ...... 64.5 1. Col McLeod ...... 4.57.4 2. Sverre Myhra ...... 32.96 1. Wally Charles ...... 30.5 MEN 7074 2. Lesley Wright ...... 50.51 3. Lorraine Birtwell ...... 1...... 15.3 6. Roger Lukis ...... 66.1 7. Keith Cooper...... 70.7 2. John Cottrell ...... 5.13.0 3. Ian Richardson ...... 31.14 2. Ray Storie ...... 34.5 I. John Petersen ...... 22.53.9 WOMEN 35-39 WOMEN 45-49 MEN 55-59 MEN 45-49 MEN 70-74 WOMEN 3034 1. Una Lund ...... 13.5 MEN 50-54 1. Cheryl Way ...... 45.01 ...... 33.2 2. Lillian Thomas...... 15.7 1. Hughie Coogan ...... 60.7 1. Ted Vale ...... 5.12.5 1. Len Peterson ...... 36.90 1. Ron Combey 1. Donna Thompson (QR) ... . 17.08.1 WOMEN 4044 2. Col Wheeler...... 61.2 2. Ian Hicks ...... 5.26.6 2. Snow Garraway ...... 30.74 2. Wal Stubbings ...... 33.5 2. Joanne Keillah ...... 25.10.5 WOMEN 50-54 1. Desiree Letherby...... 36.24 3. Doug Willis ...... 63.9 3. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 6.33.2 3. Keith Cooper ...... 28.10 3. Vic T urner...... 34.1 1. Heather Doherty ...... 16.8 WOMEN 35-39 WOMEN 45-49 4. John Cottrell ...... 69.2 MEN 60-64 4. Stan Bennett ...... 27.78 WOMEN 3034 5. Ron Vaughan ...... 70.4 1. Jane Acraman (QR) ...... 18.08.3 1. Daphne Coffey ...... 42.45 WOMEN 55-59 1. Maurice Dauphinet ...... 6.03.9 MEN 50-54 1. Donna Thompson ...... 28.9 6. Col McLeod...... 71.1 WOMEN 4044 2. Jan Collins ...... 49.07 1. Daphne Pirie ...... 14.6 2. Aileen Larsen ...... 30.2 MEN 65-69 1. Arvo Ropelin ...... 37.90 2. Coll Portley ...... 28.60 3. Lesley Wright ...... 31.4 1. Robyn Gladwell (QR) ..... 20.18.7 1. Ray Storie ...... 6.50.3 3. Graham Hussie ...... 28.58 4. Janet W hite...... 40.2 WOMEN 45-49 2. Brian MacDermott...... 7.46.0 4. Col Wheeler ...... 28.34 WOMEN 35-39 1. Kim Herbert (Q R )...... 19.02.7 MEN 75-79 5. Tom McErlain ...... 27.56 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 27.2 300 METRE HURDLES 1. Merv Jenkinson ...... 6.31.4 6. Martin Mulgrew...... 23.30 2. Sandy Robertson ...... 27.8 WOMEN 30-34 MEN 55-59 3. Mary M cKell...... 30.5 MEN 65-69 4. Irene Davey ...... 34.1 1. Dell Grant ...... 5.18.4 1. Ray Frawley ...... 22.62 1. Wally Charles (QR) 62.8 2. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 19.56 WOMEN 4044 2. Lynnda McMahon ...... 5.29.3 400 METRE HURDLES 3. Lesley Wright ...... 6.24.9 3. Frank Conroy...... 18.15 1. Jan H ynes...... 26.9 MEN 35-39 WOMEN 35-39 MEN 60-64 2. Lois Keith ...... 29.4 3. Barbara Williams ...... 31.5 1. Paul Bevan ...... 67.8 1. Catherine Haney ...... 5.36.4 1. Maurice Dauphinet ...... 22.32 2. Mills Lafferty ...... 78.7 2. Cheryl Way ...... 5.46.1 MEN 65-69 WOMEN 45-49 MEN 4044 3. Sandra Dunglison ...... 5.46.4 1. Frank Welz ...... 29.78 1. Una Lund ...... 28.6 4. Mary McKell ...... 5.55.9 2. Alex Nagy ...... 27.68 2. Lillian Thom as...... 32.6 1. Harry Giles ...... 63.1 5. Irene Davey ...... 6.07.1 3. Wally Charles ...... 27.42 WOMEN 50-54 MEN 45-49 WOMEN 4044 4. Ted Vickers ...... 22.74 1. Heather Doherty ...... 35.4 1. Snow Garraway...... 74.3 1. Barbara Williams ...... 5.48.0 MEN 80+ WOMEN 55-59 MEN 50-54 WOMEN 45-49 1. Eddie Barnacle ...... 11.96 1. Daphne Pirie (A & QR) ...... 29.8 1. Bruce Grummitt ...... 78.8 1. Diana Southern...... 6.11.3 WOMEN 3034 2. Col Jones ...... 86.3 2. Jan Collins ...... 6.20.9 WOMEN 60-64 1. Aileen Larsen...... 21.88 1. Aileen Hogan ...... 33.3 MEN 55-59 WOMEN 6&«9 2. Janet White ...... 16.18 2. Laurie Delbridge ...... 36.9 1. Garvin Brown ...... 82.2 1. Mavis Collins...... 8.30.5 WOMEN 35-39 WOMEN 4044 800 METRES 1. Wilma Perkins...... 26.34 1. Jan Hynes (A & QR) ...... 68.0 5000 METRE WALK 2. Sandy Robertson ...... 24.06 MEN 30-34 3. Mary McKell ...... 21.08 MEN 30-34 1. Peter Reeves ...... 2.13.8 POLE VAULT WOMEN 4044 2. Greg Hunter ...... 2.17.7 1. Bruce Chalmers...... 29.33.4 MEN 35-39 1. Lorraine Birtwell...... 24.72 3. Shane Hayes ...... 2.33.0 MEN 35-39 1. Mills Lafferty ...... 1.50 WOMEN 45-49 MEN 35-39 1. Dave Jones ...... 28.26.8 MEN 50-54 1. Una Lund ...... 30.54 1. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 2.07.4 MEN 4044 2. Mick Carter ...... 2.09.1 1. Coll Portley ...... 2.80 WOMEN 50-54 3. Phillip Narramore...... 2.10.6 1. Klaus Maurer ...... 25.27.0 MEN 55-59 2. Mike MacDermott...... 28.04.9 1. Heather Doherty ...... 35.94 4. Paul Bevan ...... 2.14.3 1. Garvin Brown ...... 3.20 3. Ian Richardson...... 29.33.4 WOMEN 6064 5. Jon Roscoe ...... 2.18.6 6. Peter Hargrave ...... 2.19.6 HIGH JUMP MEN 4549 1. Laurel Frawley ...... 17.08 7. Peter Finlay ...... 2.25.6 1. Peter Coulson ...... 27.18.2 MEN 30-34 HAMMER MEN 40-44 MEN 50-54 1. Kevin Lyons ...... 1.54 MEN 30-34 1. Graeme Woods ...... 2.04.4 2. Richard Anderson ...... 1.48 1. Col Jones ...... 29.50.2 1. Shane Hayes ...... 14.30 2. Tony Haney...... 2.18.3 MEN 55-59 3. Graham White ...... 2.18.9 MEN 35-39 MEN 35-39 4. Dick Dunstan ...... 2.34.4 1. Ted Sinnamon (QR) ...... 31.47.7 1. Frazer Putman ...... 1.30 1. Mills Lafferty...... 27.20 2. Mills Lafferty ...... 1.20 2. BobMcNae ...... 35.00.4 2. Mark Stevens ...... 22.12 MEN 45-49 3. Frank Conroy ...... 35.07.4 1. Bob Douglas ...... 2.12.5 MEN 4044 MEN 4044 WOMEN 35-39 2. Alan Richardson ...... 2.21.1 1. Ian Richardson...... 1.42 1. Tony Holt ...... 37.36 3. George Nicol-Smith ...... 2.25.6 1. Jan Acraman ...... 31.08.4 MEN 4549 2. Peter Thompson...... 17.50 4. John Hagan ...... 2.31.1 1. Snow Garraway...... 1.42 WOMEN 4044 MEN 45-49 5. Keith Cooper ...... 2.44.8 2. Stan Bennett...... 1.30 1. Robyn Gradwell ...... 33.39.1 1. Keith Cooper ...... 19.36 MEN 50-54 MEN 50-54 MEN 50-54 1. Col McLeod ...... 2.30.2 Mary McKell successfully clears the bar in the QVAC State Titles recently. 2. Col Wheeler ...... 2.31.6 1. Martin Mulgrew ...... 1.40 LONG JUMP 1. Arvo Ropelin ...... 23.70 — Photo Coluna Photos. 3. John Cottrell ...... 2.38.4 2. Col Jones 1.30 MEN 30-34 2. Martin Mulgrew...... 17.42 3. Graham Hussie ...... 1.25 MEN 55-59 4. Coll Portley ...... 1.20 1. Peter Baxter ...... 6.07 MEN 55-59 1. Ian Hicks ...... 2.31.9 2. Richard Anderson ...... 6.05 1. Ray Frawley ...... 26.10 MEN 65-69 2. Ted Vale ...... 2.35.5 3. Kevin Lyons ...... 4.81 2. Frank Conroy...... 16.50 3. Victor Scoccimarro...... 3.00.1 1. Wally Charles ...... 1.30 1987 QVAC Track and Below: The Mitchelton Twins. Jim Christian (left) Field Championships The Mitchelton Twins and Stan Bennett (right). WOMEN 30-34 / MEN 35-39 (BY COL WHEELER) 1. Aileen Larsen ...... 1.33 2. Janet W hite...... 1.10 1. Mark Stevens ...... 9.24 2. Mills Lafferty ...... 8.66 WOMEN 35-39 Years ago, when I was even less wise MEN 40-44 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 1.40 1. Tony Holt ...... 10.70 than I am now, I gave up reading Charles 2. Mary Mckell ...... 1.25 Dickens’ novels because I could not cop the WOMEN 45-49 MEN 45-49 1. Una Lund (QR) ...... 1.25 1. Peter Phillips (A & QR) ...... 13.92 coincidences that he relied upon so much in 2. Snow Garraway...... 7.95 WOMEN 55-59 3. Keith Cooper...... 7.09 hanging his serialised stories together. 1. Daphne Pirie ...... 1.20 MEN 50-54 It was a mistake. I now matter. I had not intended 15 MARCH — 1. Arvo Ropelin ...... 11.96 realise that coincidences to change my training QEII STADIUM 2. Graham Hussie ...... -8.34 3. Martin Mulgrew ...... 7.19 and chance events are ground anyhow. It simply 5000 METRES MEN 55-59 essential elements in keep­ gave me convenient access MEN 30-34 1. Ray Frawley...... 8.11 ing life interesting. to inter-club competition. I. Jeff Davidson ...... 16:53 I 2. Frank Conroy ...... 6.44 For instance, it was pure And that is how I met up 2 Paul Circosta I S:22.1 3 Bruce Chalmers ...... 22.31 MEN 60-64 chance that, one pleasant with two of the nicest fellas 1. Maurice Dauphinet ...... 7.26 afternoon, while training MEN 35-39 you could ever hope to I. Peter K yle...... I 6:26.5 MEN 65-69 at my usual place, I asked meet in a season’s training 2 Don Stapleton ...... 17:15.6 1. Alex Nagy ...... 9.39 a bloke who seemed to — Jim Christian and Stan 3. Tony Cruttenden 18:38.5 2. Ted Vickers ...... 9.06 know his way round ath­ Bennett. No one thinks of 4. Peter Hargrave ...... 18:5 3 3. Frank Welz ...... 8.34 letics: “How do you join 5. Peter Finlay 19:22.3 them separately. Different MEN 80+ an open track and field in personality but photo­ MEN 40-44 1. Eddie B&macle...... 4.86 club?” Without hesitation, 1. Mike Percival 17:08.8 copies in attitude to the WOMEN 30-34 2. Boh Town...... 17:32.8 he produced a registration- value of loyality, depend­ 3. John Wishart ...... 17:41.2 1. Aileen Larsen ...... 7.18 membership card for the ability, and co-operation. 4 Mike MacDermott ...... 18:08.8 2. Janet White ...... 6.01 club with which he was Both were foundation 5 Tony Haney 18:45 6 WOMEN 35-39 associated. I joined up on 6 Barry Dobson ...... 19:25 members of Mitchelton. 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 9.05 7 Klaus Maurer ...... 21:24.2 the spot. When Jim helped to get it 2. Mary McKell ...... 7.33 Later, I learned that the underway in 1973, there MEN 45-49 WOMEN 40-44 1. Alan Bradford ...... 16:16.2 club, Mitchelton and Dist­ were just Jim and one othe. 1. Jan Hynes...... 2 Rein Evenhuis ...... 17:20 2. Lorraine Birtwell ...... 7.65 ricts (informally known as The “ other” pulled a ham­ 3 John Hagan 18:57.4 “ the greenies” ) operates WOMEN 45-49 string muscle and has not 4. Peter Coulson 19:17 2 at precisely the opposite 5 . Roger Lukis ...... 19:28 1. Una Lund ...... 10.42 been seen since. Stan 6. Kev Donnelly 20:33.6 2. Lillian Thom as...... 6.50 end of Brisbane from the joined soon afterwards. 7 Ron Dunglison 20:46.8 WOMEN 50-54 one at which I live. No They are indefatigable 8. Keith Cooper ...... 21:42.2 9 Paul Morris ...... 24:51 1 1. Heather Doherty ...... 10.03 MEN 50-54 WOMEN 6CK64 1. Ron Young ...... 17:18.1 1. Laurel Frawley...... 6.01 2 Col McLeod 18:04 8 DISCUS 3. John Cottrell ...... 18:43.5 4. Bill Wilcox 19:21.2 MEN 30-34 COMING MEN 55-59 1. Shane Hayes ...... 22.46 I Ted Vale ...... 19:03.2 2. Kevin Lyons ...... 18.84 2. Ian Hicks ...... 20:01 MEN 35-39 . Joe Lewis 21:00.9 1. Paul Bevan ...... 29.04 . Alan Parker . 21:24.5 2. Mark Stevens ...... 27.10 EVENTS MEN 60-64 3. Bruce Bodsworth ...... 23.74 4. Mills Lafferty ...... 23.62 May 2 - QAA Cross Country. Frank Snars 24:28.3 May 3 - QMRRC 20km, Handicap 6.30am (Scratch 7am). MEN 40-44 MEN 65-69 May 3 - Glass House Fun Run. . Ray Storie ...... 22:5 3.8 1. Tony Holt ...... 44.24 Brian MacDermott 29:51.6 2. Peter Thompson . . 25.34 May 4 - Harvest of the Sea Fun Run 9.6 & 4km 9am 3. Tony Haney . . 20.24 Mooloolaba Spit. MEN 70-74 . John Keillah ...... 15.94 Norm Gulbransen ...... 03 9 May 9 - QAA Cross Country. John Petersen ...... :55.8 MEN 45-49 May 10 - University Fun Run 10km, 8.30am. 1. Peter Phillips ...... 35.20 MEN 75-79 May 10 - Nerang Lions Fun Run 4 & 8km, 7am Bartletts 2. Len Peterson ...... 23.48 Merv Jenkirson ...... 24:45.6 3. Snow GarTaway ...... 19.50 Shopping Centre. workers for their club as inaugural member of the Their real joy comes, Win Foster ...... 28:06.1 4. Stan Bennett ...... 18.06 May 16 - QAA Cross Country. well as being substantial Queensland Veterans Ath­ however, from occurences 5. Keith Cooper ...... 18.04 May 17 - Courier-Mail Mathers Fun Run QE1 1 , 8km, contributors to the Veteran WOMEN 30-34 letics Club. Among other like being part of a four man MEN 50-54 9.30am. scene. Between them, they . Dell G rant...... 19:32.7 things, he quickly became veterans’ track relay team . Lesley Wright ...... 26:12.2 1. Arvo Ropelin ...... 35.98 May 17 - Bundaberg Vi Marathon & Fun Run 6.30 & 9am have held just about all correspondence secretary. from Mitchelton that set a . IXMCV TTiijcm ...... 2. Martin Mulgrew ...... 28 70 Bargara Golf Club. Yitmtfrary petit­ In those pioneering days, world record; or knowing WOMEN 35-39 3. Col Wheeler ...... 28.52 May 17 - Mackay Vi Marathon 6.30am Mackay Harbour. ions, management and he also was responsible for that the greenies will . Catherine Haney ...... 21:19.9. 4. Bruce Grummitt...... 24.78 . Cheryl W ay...... 21:53.2 5. Coll Portley ...... 22.98 May 24 - St Pauls School Fun Run 4 & Skm, 9am, coaching, with the greenies. organising a winter track comfortably fill a com­ Sandra Dunglison ...... 22:3 1.2 6. Graham Hussie ...... 21.36 Attunga St., Bald Hills. They do their training with and field program. It was plete veteran team for the WOMEN 40-44 MEN 55-59 May 24 - Caboolture-Maleny Road Relay. the club’s younger athlet­ through Jim’s persuasion second year in a row in the Desiree Letheiby...... >. 1. Ray Frawley ...... 28.28 May 30 - QAA Cross Country es, always sublimating that Stan joined in at forty Caboolture/Maleny Road WOMEN 45-49 2. Garvin Brown ...... 26.40 May 31 - Redcliffe Fun Run 8km, 7.30am Homibrook Hwy their feelings about selfishly years of age. Relay. No other Brisbane 3. Frank Conroy ...... 19.34 . Diana Southern ...... 22:48 (Redcliffe end). concentrating on their own Well-deserved honours club could possibly raise 4. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 17.26 May 31 - Hypermarket Fun Run. performances. Their indiv­ galore have subsequently the numbers to rival that 10,000 METRES WALK MEN 60-64 May 31 - Suncorp Fun Run 8km, 10am (Toowoomba). idualised attention to fellow gravitated toward them. effort. MEN 30-34 I. Maurice Dauphinet ...... 22.16 Jun 6 - QAA Cross Country. club members is really They both have a love of Bruce Chalmers ...... 64:26.7 quite remarkable. As Jim A short time back, I MEN 65*69 Jun 7 - QMRRC 20 miles & 10 miles 6.30am & 7.30am. the triple-jump event. MEN 35-39 spoke to them separately . 32.22 Jun 7 - Northern Star/2LM Ballina Fun Run River St., quips, “ I try not to coach While Jim was on the Dave Jones...... 66:27.1 1. Alex Nagy ...... about their thoughts on the . 28.32 Ballina 5 & 10km, 2.30pm. on Friday nights” . injured list during the past 2. Frank Welz ...... future. Their reply was as MEN 40-44 3. Ted Vickers ...... 28.16 Jun 13 - QAA Cross Country. Stan was not a compet­ summer, Stan cleaned up one. The mix of inter-club . Klaus Maurer ...... 53:30.9 Jun 14 - River Run. ing athlete in his youth, his age group in the triple Peter Thompson...... 75:27.8 and veterans competitions MEN 70-74 Jun 20 - Qld School Cross Country Champs. but Jim did win an under­ and the pentathlon in the MEN 45-49 will continue to provide an 1. John Petersen (QR) ..... Jun 21 - Alan Woods Memorial 15km & QLD Road Run­ age State Long Jump title. State titles. At other times, Peter Coulson 6 1:24 I ning Championships 7am. As veterans, however, they Jim has had plenty of Aust­ admirable balance in MEN 50-54 MEN 80+ Jun 27 - QAA Cross Country have blossomed. ralian Championship wins maintaining the fitness Bill Kirby ...... 64:56.9 1. Eddie Barnacle ...... Jun 28 - Sri Chinmoy 10km, 7am. Jim, naturally, was an in the triple and the long with enjoyment and social Col Jones ...... 68:42 .8 interaction that they need MEN 55-59 jump. He has also been WOMEN 30-34 Australian record holder for a fulfilling existence. . Ted Sinnamon ...... 69:25.0 1. Donna Thompson . 26.16 Jim and Stan are about to Bob McNae ...... 75:39.0 for the M45 pentathlon. 2. Aileen Larsen ...... 17.64 enter their third veteran age 3. Janet White ...... 15.52 PENTATHLON You have to feel a bit MEN 70-74 group, yet neither has any John Petersen...... 69:28.9 Age Name L/junp Javelin 200m Discus 800/1500m Total Points sorry for Stan. Jim s pres­ M30-34 1 Richard Anderson 6.28 26.22 24.6 15.34 4:43.4 thoughts about giving it WOMEN 35-39 WOMEN 35-39 ence invariably relegates X04 291 846 128 808 2.877 him to second place in away. Jane Acraman 70:10.1 1. Wilma Perkins ...... 28.56 2. J. Robertson (NSW) 4 70 32.36 27.8 16.10 5:44.6 'V Sandy Robertson ...... 25.92 *30 402 558 146 502 1.938 their favourite event. By If it were not for that TRIPLE JUMP 3. Mary McKell ...... 16.72 * Shane Haves 3.90 28.66 29.1 20.40 5:22.7 now you will believe that chance question on the MEN 30-34 90 335 441 249 6 1 l 1.726 they have almost identical 35-39 1 Paul Bevan 5.66 34.00 25.2 25.% 4:30.9 training ground that day, I 1. Richard Anderson...... 12.07 WOMEN 40-44 618 432 792 383 870 3.095 birthdays. You can pick may well have missed out 2. Peter Baxter...... 1 1.68 1. Jan Hynes ...... 28 62 2 Bruce Bodsworth 5.22 37.58 24.9 24.82 4:42.0 up the glee in Jim’s voice 3. Kevin Lyons ...... 9.69 2. Lorraine Birtwell...... 25.42 on having these two beaut 486 496 819 355 8 15 2.971 when he recalls that the fellas enter my life. I MEN 35-39 3. Rodney Greive 4.56 25.68 25.8 16.24 4:30.3 first time that he “ badger­ 288 282 738 149 873 2.330 would have been the poorer 1. Paul Bevan ...... 1151 WOMEN 45-49 2. Geoff Milson ...... 10.89 4. Dave Jones 4.29 25.35 30.9 25.28 5:50.7 ed” Stan into going to the for it. 3. Jon Roscoe ...... 9.03 1. Una Lund ...... 35.80 207 276 279 366 471 1.599 Australian Championships 2. Lillian Thomas ...... 18.20 40-44 1. Alan Steinmuller 5.66 36.30 24.8 24.44 4:57.8 MEN 45-49 in Sydney, they took out All of which reminds me. 618 473 828 346 736 3.001 How did David Copperfield 1. Stan Bennett ...... 10.59 2. Sverre Myhra 4.78 36.26 28.4 24.62 5: II.6 the quinella in the triple 2. Bill Myers ...... 9.41 WOMEN 50-54 354 472 504 350 667 2.347 jump. finish up? MEN 50-54 1. Heather Doherty ...... 30.56 3. Ian Richardson 4.03 27.70 28.0 17.98 5:32.8 129 318 540 191 561 1.739 1. D. Travers (NSW) ...... 10.20 45-49 1. Stan Bennett 4.74 26.50 28.9 17.86 6:09.3 2. Graham Hussie ...... 8.96 WOMEN 6 0*4 442 363 549 212 428 1.994 MEN 55-59 1. Laurel Frawley ...... 19.30 2. Len Peterson 4.34 36.08 21.10 D.N.F. 1. Garvin Brown ...... 9.06 310 883 299 1.182 2. Victor Scoccimarro ...... 8.27 50-54 1. Col Wheeler 4.34 26.60 26.6 26.26 5:32.3 3. Frank Conroy ...... 7.16 AUSTRALIAN RECORDS 410 415 846 406 663 2.740 (Subject to Ratification) ARE YOU IN 2. Arvo Ropelin 4.39 36.46 31.9 30.94 7:48.6 MEN 65-69 428 661 369 523 1.981 1. Jack Sweet...... 8.70 200m: Daphne Pirie (W55) 29.8. 400m Hurdles: Jan Hynes (W40) 55-59 1. Garvin Brown 4.70 26.66 26.9 27.48 7:01.3 2. Wally Charles ...... 8.38 68.0. 680 466 909 489 293 2.837 2. Victor Scoccimarro 4.24 19.30 28.4 16.36 7:01.6 TRAINING? WOMEN 30-34 Triple Jump: Una Lund (W45) 1. Aileen Larsen ...... 8.57 10.01. 4% 260 774 178 292 2.000 60-64 2. Janet White ...... 7.15 Shot Put: Peter Phillips (M45) 1. Maurice Dauphinet 3.64 32.2 18.32 6:23.4 13.92. 378 522 232 558 1.690 WOMEN 35-39 65-69 1. Wally Charles 4.01 30.71 30.3 26.66 6:35.2 1. Mary McKell...... 9.40 . , 705 662 873 516 649 3.405 (QR) WOMEN 40-44 QUEENSLAND RECORDS 2. Alex Nagy 3.08 25.26 36.6 32.42 D.N.F. 240 488 306 695 1.729 1. Jan Hynes...... 9.47 5000m Walk: Ted Sinnamon (M55) 31.47.7. WOMEN 45-49 W30-34 1. Donna Thompson 3.97 18.38 27.9 24.26 2:36.7 Javelin: Mark Stevens (M35) 47.58. 393 249 786 343 730 2.501 1. Una Lund (A & QR) ...... 10.01 3000m Walk: Donna Thompson 35-39 1. Wilma Perkins 5.37 27.38 26.3 26.10 2:36.6 WOMEN 50-54 (W30) 17.08.1. Jane Acraman (W35) 18.08.3. 813 465 882 394 787 3.341 1. Heather Doherty ...... 7 .07 Robyn Gradwell (W40) 20.18.7. ' 2. Sandy Robertson 4.54 23.70 27.0 22.08 3:25.0 SHOT PUT Kim Herbert (W45) 19.02.7. 564 376 840 282 400 2.462 300m Hurdles: Wally Charles (M65) 40-44 1. Jan Hynes 5.47 24.88 25.8 25.76 2:25.6 MEN 30-34 62.8. 927 455 988 412 931 3.713 1. Kevin Lyons ...... 8.16 High Jump: Una Lund (W45) 1.25. 50-54 1. Heather Doherty 3.68 35.34 35.3 28.36 4:01.1 2. Shane Hayes ...... 7.96 Discus: John Petersen (M70) 20.74. 459 820 456 556 287 2.578 AROUND THE GROUNDS IN VICTORIA

WOMEN 55 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Eddie Gamble ...... 2.52.6 1. Jean Albury ...... 20.59.4 2. Andy Smith ...... 3.04.2 2. Shirley Young ...... 21.44.1 fffiANS WOMEN 30 MEN 80 MEN 40 100 METRES MEN 45 1500 METRES WALK MEN 75 1. George Simpson ...... 2.70 1. Jim Kealy ...... 22.50 1. Rosemary Lucas ...... 2.18.7 WOMEN 30 1. Michael Geraghty ..... 2. Greg Holmes ...... 24.40 WOMEN 35 1. George K nott...... 5.64 WOMEN 30 2. John Justice...... 3. Terry McGarity ...... 25.00 1. Alison Thompson ...... 7.21.0 2. William Tunaley...... 4.79 1. Ann Holcombe ...... 2.17.9 1. Jo-Anne Masek ...... 12.60 3. Peter Hannaford ...... 4. Bob Seam er...... 26.20 2. Judith Foley...... 2.40.7 WOMEN 35 MEN 80 2. Chris McArdle...... 12.70 4. John May ...... 5. Peter Young ...... 26.90 1. George Simpson ...... 5.09 3. Rosemary Lucas...... 13.10 5. George Rennie ...... WOMEN 40 1 Heather McDonald ...... 7.34.9 MEN 45 2. Celia Kelly ...... 8.45.5 4. Jill Jacimovic ...... 13.40 6. Ted P&ulin ...... 1. Christine Battersby ...... 2.47.0 WOMEN 35 1. Noel Clough ...... 24.40 3. Kathy Woodward ...... 8.58.0 7. Ted McCoy ...... 2. Vicki Thompson ...... 3.03.5 1. Kris Bowles ...... 8.63 WOMEN 35 8. Robert Paul ...... 4.40 2. Jim Shand ...... 24.50 Karin Sodoli ...... Disq. 3. Graeme Noden ...... 24.70 WOMEN 45 WOMEN 40 1. Ann Holcombe ...... 13.20 9. Bob Schickert ...... 4.52 WOMEN 40 4. Barry Pomeroy ...... 24.90 2. Kris Bowles...... 14.30 10. Tom Gorman ...... 4.59 1. Jeanette Grima ...... 3.01.0 1. Rhondda Philpott ...... 8.47 5. Mike Hall ...... 25.40 l .Rae Doherty 7.58.2 3. Qenice Harrison ...... 14.40 11. Jack Fredrickson ...... 2. Heather Murphett ...... V02.8 2. Jan Sydney ...... 7.23 6. Barry W yatt...... 25.60 2. Myra Greene ...... 8.12.0 4. Linda Ireland ...... 14.70 12. John Allan...... WOMEN 50 3. Jan Watson ...... 8.29.0 WOMEN 45 13. Roland Brown ...... 7. Tony Bradford...... 25.70 1. Lorraine Woodman ...... 2.57.3 4. Gienis McPherson ...... 9.28.2 WOMEN 40 14. Leo Jones...... 8. Mitchell Smith ...... 25.80 I. Gloria Seymon (NSW) ...... 8.37 2. Eileen Dibbs ...... 3.02.4 5. Lee Osborne ...... 9.43.2 1. Jeanette Grima ...... 7.45 1. Cath Coleman ...... 13.90 15. Barrie Wicks ...... MEN 50 6. Jan Sydney ...... 10.08.1 2. Bernadette McGrath ...... 5.91 2. Jill Downes ...... 14.00 16. Maurice Marshall ..... WOMEN 70 1. Alan Cook ...... 24.90 WOMEN 45 3. Rhonda Philpott ...... 14.40 17. Ces McKeown ...... 2. John Howes ...... 25.50 1. Arley Nicholls ...... 4.06.5 WOMEN 50 4. Christine Battersby ...... 14.40 18. Terry Dunn...... 3. Peter Heffernan ...... 26.20 5,000 METRES 1. Joan Hooper (ACT) ...... 7.39.2 1. Lorraine Woodman ...... 6.32 5. Margaret Burroughs ...... 15.10 19. Graeme Murfett ...... 4. Roy Cunliffe ...... 26.30 1. Penny Haii ...... 7.41.8 MEN 35 2. Marlene Stanway ...... 7.57.5 6. Jane Abbott ...... 15.70 MEN 50 5. Brian Stevens ...... 26.90 7. Ros Kuhlmann ...... 15.80 6. Len Soulsby ...... 27.80 1. Colin O’Brien ...... 15.10.7 1. Tom Roberts ...... 4.40 WOMEN 50 MEN 35 8. Shirley Kelly...... 15.80 7. Colin Silcock ...... 30.80 2. Steve Brennan ...... 15.22.9 2. Ken Fraser ...... 4.46 3. Peter Hunt ...... 15.41.9 1. Val Case ...... 8.54.9 1. Roger Glass ...... 48.52 WOMEN 45 George Simpson, (Vic), MEN 55 2. Joan Hali ...... 9.39.2 3. John Eyre ...... 4.49 4. Eric Sigmont ...... 15.56 4 2. Bryan Whitecross ...... 37.38 3. Deidre C arter...... 10.08.2 1. Margaret Dunbar ...... 14 .20 4. Ron Wilson ...... 4.52 M80, seen here after his 1. David Mather ...... 25.20 5. Lew Harvey ...... 16.12.9 3. David Penfold ...... 26.54 2. Lynette Scarft ...... 14.40 5. Jim Hunt ...... 5.04 narrow defeat in the 2. Lindsay Kent ...... 25.70 6. Neil Rowlerson ...... 16.19.8 4. Tina Leb ...... 10.29.6 4. John Neale ...... 22.78 3. Gloria Seymon (NSW) ...... 14.80 6. Pat Maye ...... 5.15 exciting photo finish of 3. Alan Jam es...... 26.70 7. Eric Greaves ...... 16.29.5 WOMEN 55 7. David Middleton ...... 5.19 4. Bruce Moulton ...... 27.00 MEN 40 3. Pat Carroll ...... 15.30 8. Peter Bence...... 17.25.9 1. Jean Albuiy ...... 8.18.3 8. Norman Johnston ...... 5 .20 “The Master of Masters 1. Rod Guy ...... 40.68 4. Judy Hall ...... 15.40 MEN 60 9. George Paradowski ...... 17.30.7 2. Jean O’Neill ...... 9.52.6 5. Margaret Nunn ...... 16.50 9. Jim Crawfond ...... 5.25 Sprint”. 10. John Monk ...... 17.44.6 3. Joan O'Bnen ...... 10.11.2 2. John Reynolds ...... 34.56 10. Bob Jeffrey ...... 5.26 1. Rudi Hochreiter ...... 27.50 3. Ken Evans ...... 28.96 WOMEN 50 Photo Rhonda Thwaite. 2. Reg McRea ...... 28.40 11. Mick Colgan ...... 17.51.9 4. Margery French ...... 11.07.4 11. Colin Silcock ...... 5 .44 12. Bob Pappalardo ...... 18 41.5 4. Graeme Rose ...... 25.72 1. Lorraine Woolman ...... 15.30 SHOT PUT 3. Doug Orr ...... 28.50 Barbara Soderstrom ...... Disq. 13. Peter White ...... 19.28.4 5. Peter Young ...... 22.84 2. Tina Leb ...... 15.60 MEN 55 WOMEN 35 MEN 65 14. Brian McAuliffe ...... WOMEN 60 1. Ron Young ...... 4.47 21.58.0 MEN 45 WOMEN 60 1. Lynne Williams ...... 6.80 1. Marj Colthup ...... 9 14.4 2. Lindsay Hooper (ACT) ...... 5.04 1. Mike Johnston ...... 27.60 MEN 40 1. Ken Readwin ...... 47.28 1. Betty Newman...... 16.60 2. Lyle Fletcher ...... 5.23 WOMEN 40 2. Keith Bird ...... 31.80 WOMEN 65 3. Tom Lynch ...... 35.70 1. Carl Stevenson ...... 15 55.4 MEN 50 100 METRE 3. Gerry Riley ...... 5.30 I. Christine Battersby ...... 7.59 2. Barry Fry ...... 1 5.57.0 1. Stella Mumane ...... 9.48.:? 4. Harry Logan ...... 37.60 1. James Davis ...... 40.50 4. Ben Morrey ...... 5 .46 3 John Kneen ...... 15.58.0 MEN 35 WOMEN 45 5. Doug McConchie ...... 39.30 WOMEN 70 2. Fred Cron ...... 39.90 5. Don Trembearth ...... 5.56 4. Neil McKern ...... 16.01.1 1. Gloria Seymon (NSW) ...... 7.78 3. Tom Hancock ...... 39.16 1. Ken Bruce...... 11.40 MEN 70 5. Terry Wilson ...... 16.05.6 1. Arley Nicholls ...... 11.06.8 MEN 60 1. Margaret Dunbar ...... 7.69 4. Heino Vann ...... 36.96 2. Ian Anderson ...... 11.50 1. Orm Burton ...... 30.30 6. Neil Griffin ...... 16.24.6 WOMEN 75 3. Henry Ritterman ...... 11.60 1. Gordon McKeown ...... 5.11 WOMEN 50 5. Joe Bali ...... 34.98 ( 2. Andy Smith ...... 32.90 7. Rodnev Goodwin ...... 16.28.6 1. Nance Jeffervs ...... lOr-59.7 4. Max Warlow ...... 11.60 2. Noel Anthony ...... 5.28 1. June Preece ...... 9.87 b. Geoff Wilkinson ...... 34.40 3. Olaf Ebne ...... 33.70 8. Graeme Hewitt ...... 17.05.5 2. Freda McGuire: ...... 12.04.9 5. Mike Ritterman ...... 11.60 3. Jack Hassall ...... 5.37 2. Isabel Deneefe ...... 8.20 9. David Birks ...... 17.12.2 7. John Smith ...... 31.36 MEN 75 3. Alma Simcox ...... 16.36.5 6. Denis Jones ...... 11.70 4. Don Howatson ...... 5.55 3. Tina Leb ...... 6.07 10. Phil Lear ...... 17.27,4 MEN 55 7 Graham Ford ...... 11.80 5. Stewie Bradley ...... 6.06 1. Harry Gathercole...... 31.90 WOMEN 60 11 Peter Madigan ...... 17.58.6 3 KM WALK 1. Harry Wynhoven...... 34.0-1 8. Graham Greaves 12.20 2. George Knott ...... 42.10 MEN 65 1. Lydia Widera ...... 8.12 12. Neville Gardner ...... 18.06.7 2. Ilmar Manes ...... 33.70 9. John Neale ...... 12.30 1 . Ted McDonald ...... 5 .40 2. Bettina Woodbum ...... 7.88 MEN 80 13. Geoff Hook ...... 18.18.3 MEN 35 3. Jim Turnbull (WA) ...... 26.64 14. Lindsay Howard ...... 18.18.9 MEN 40 2. Tim Frazer ...... 5.46 MEN 35 1. George Simpson ...... 46.30 1. David Cash ...... 13.18.7 15. John Hall ...... 18.27.3 MEN 60 1. Jim Keally ...... 11.20 3. Keith Bird ...... 5.54 1. David Penfold...... 9.12 2. Martin Wall ...... 14.36.4 WOMEN 30 16. Frank Allan ...... 18.41.6 1 Rudi Hochreiter ...... 37.74 2. Gary Barker...... 11.30 2. John Neale...... 8.18 3. Geofl Barrow ...... 16.42.1 MEN 70 17 Ian Stansfield ...... 19.46.2 2. Aivars Pavulins ...... 36.10 3. Paddy Spruce ...... 11.50 3. Jack Buckingham...... 6.73 1. Chris McArdle ...... 26.40 4. Greg Dineen ...... 17.33.9 1. Alan Burgoyne ...... 6.02 18. Robert Freeman ...... 19.50.9 3. Denis Blandly...... 34.84 4. Ray Brunton ...... 11.70 2. Jo-Anne Masek ...... 26.60 5 Vic Rodrigues...... 18.45.9 2. Eddie Gamble . . 6.12 19. Robert Ducat ...... 21.04.6 4. Werner Widera ...... 31.36 5. John Watkins ...... 11.80 MEN 40 3. Rosemary Lucas ...... 27.00 MEN 40 4. Jill Jacimovic ...... 27.50 6. David Sheehan ...... 12.00 MEN 75 1. Rod G uy ...... 12.11 MEN 45 1. Peter Buller...... 14.22.5 MEN 65 2. Graeme Rose ...... 12.11 7. Greg Holmes ...... 12.10 1. Harry Preston ...... 7.58 WOMEN 35 1. Peter Hannaford ...... 16.17.3 2. Graham Russell ...... 15.12.6 1. Ken Matchett ...... 11.06 8. Bob Seam er...... 12.20 3. Albert Latu ...... 11.69 2 Trevor Vincent...... 16.22.9 3. Phillip Hutton ...... 16.56.1 WOMEN 35 1. Ann Holcombe ...... 26.70 MEN 70 4. John Reynolds . 10.39 3. Ted Paul in ...... 16.42.2 4. Fred Harrison ...... 17.51.6 MEN 45 1. Judith Foley ...... 5.46 2. Kris Bowles...... 28.60 5. Peter Young 10.35 4. Michael Garity ...... 17.02.6 1. Roy Foley ...... 47.84 3. Glenice Harrison ...... 29.90 MEN 45 1. Bob Wishart ...... 11.50 WOMEN 40 6. Ray Mooney ... . 10.24 5. Bruce Peters ...... 17.04.7 2. John Fraser...... 42.70 2. Graeme Noden ...... 12.00 7. Ken Evans ...... 9.17 WOMEN 40 1. Kitty Davies ...... 6.21 6. Ted McCoy...... 17.17.1 1. Murray Dickinson ...... 13.36.3 3. Jim Shand ...... 12.50 MEN 75 2. Vicld Thompson ...... 6.32 MEN 45 1. Cath Coleman ...... 28.90 7. Rob Paul ...... 17.27.0 2. George Paton...... 14.18.5 3. Terry Dunn ...... 16.43.0 1. William Tunaley ...... 21.02 4. Mitchell Smith ...... 12.50 1. Ken Read win ...... 10.36 2. Christine Battersby ...... 28.90 17.30.3 WOMEN 50 John Salter...... Disq. 5. Mike Hall ...... 12.50 2. Pat Downey ...... 10.13 3. Rhondda Philpott ...... 30.50 9. Jim Seymon ...... 17.42.7 MEN 80 6 Barry W ym t...... 13 10 I Eileen D ibbs...... 6.3^ 3."Rod Cooney ...... y.42 4. WavipifiJ* 3L.8.Q Ui. t^Fredrjckswn. 17.52,6. MEltUQ 1: George Sinpen 11.28 7. Tony Bradford...... 13.20 WOMEN 55 5. Jane Abbott ...... 33.50 1 r George Rennie ...... 18.05.8 8. Julian Jacotine ...... 13.30 MEN 50 1. Harry Summers ...... 14.14.0 WOMEN 35 1. Jean Albuiy ...... 5.57 WOMEN 45 12. Tom Gorman ...... 18.08.7 9. Gerry Robinson ...... 13.80 1. Joe Ball ...... 11.41 2. Bob Gardiner...... 14.54.2 2. Shirley Young...... 6.21 13. Leo Jones ...... 18.11.6 1. Chris Schultz ...... 32.20 10. Ian South ...... 13.80 2. Heino Vann ...... 1. Margaret Dunbar...... 29.70 3. Kevin Johnson ...... 15.23.1 11.24 14. Malcolm Brown ...... 18.19.7 2. Lynn Williams ...... 28.06 WOMEN 70 3. James Bown ...... 2. Lynette Scarff ...... 30.30 4. Ken Hall ...... 15.28.5 MEN 50 I 1.13 15. Barrie W icks...... 18.35.5 1. Arley Nicholls ...... 8.53 4. Fred Cron ...... 9.34 3. Gloria Seymon (NSW) ...... 30.40 16. Jim G ook...... 18.42.1 5. Ken Walters ...... 15.33.9 WOMEN 40 1. Alan Cook ...... 12.00 5. Hartley Tobin ...... 8.58 3. Pat Carroll ...... 32.40 17. Maurice Marshall ...... 19.25.7 6. Geoff Major ...... 16.17.9 1. Christine Battersby ...... 23.42 2. Peter Heffeman ...... 12.60 7. Jim Turnbull (W A)...... 17.40.5 6. Gordon Burrowes...... 8.3 1 WOMEN 50 18. Graeme Murfett ...... 19.50.5 3. Roy Cunliffe...... 12'. 80 LONG JUMP 7. Colin Silcock...... 19.33.8 WOMEN 45 19. Ces McKeown...... 20.37.6 4. Kevin Kelly ...... 12.80 WOMEN 30 MEN 55 1. Lorraine Woodman ...... 31.80 20. Sanjo Consolino...... 20.52.7 MEN 55 1. Bernadette McGrath ...... 25.46 5. John Howes ...... 12.90 1. Ilmar Manes ...... 10.24 2. Tina L eb ...... 34.20 1. Jo-Anne Masek ...... 5.00 21. Peter McGrath...... 21.43.6 2. Lynette Scarff ...... 19.81 6. Ian Stewart ...... 13.60 2. Jill Jacimovip...... 4.20 2. Bill Van-Weenen...... 10.17 WOMEN 60 1. Ray Hangan ...... 15.33.9 3. Gloria Seymor (NSW)...... 18.68 7. Colin Silcock ...... 15.50 MEN 50 2. James Gleeson ...... 17.06.5 WOMEN 35 MEN 60 1. Betty Newman ...... 33.90 WOMEN 60 1. Mike McAvoy ...... 17.12.1 3. Alan Barling ...... 17.55.8 MEN 55 1. Aivars Pavulins ...... 12.38 4. Tom Mynes ...... 18.17.2 1. Ann Holcombe ...... 4.30 2. Tom Roberts ...... 17.18.9 1. Lydia Widera ...... 27.48 1. David M ather...... 12.60 2. Rudi Hochreiter ...... 11.67 2. Linda Ireland ...... 4.14 800 METRES 3. Ken Fraser...... 17.27.4 MEN 60 2. Lindsay Kent ...... 12.60 3. Werner W idera...... 9.49 WOMEN 65 WOMEN 40 4. John Eyre ...... 17.55.4 3. Alan Jam es...... 13.70 4. Denis Blandy...... 8.38 MEN 35 1. Jack Kilfoyle ...... 17.44.5 1. Stella Mumane ...... 15.08 5. Jack Clarke ...... 18.01.5 4. Roy Giessemann ...... 13.80 1. Christine Battersby ...... 4.05 2. Victor Harvey ...... 17.47.3 MEN 65 1. Rob Catherall ...... 1.59.2 6. Bill Hughes...... 18.10.5 5. Bruce Moulton ...... 13.90 2. Rhonda Philpott...... 4.02 2. Charles Macek ...... 2.00.4 Peter Bethell...... Disq. 1. Ken M atchett...... 6.41 7. Ron W ilson...... 18.11.8 6. Thomas Watson ...... 14.00 3. Cath Coleman ...... 4.00 3. Brian Anstey...... 2.05.2 MEN 65 8. Jim Hunt ...... 18.22.4 MEN 35 7. Leo Jackson...... 14.20 4. Jan Sydney ...... 3.33 MEN 70 4. Lew Harvey...... 2.07.9 9. Don Cox ...... 18.48.1 1. George Nevitt ...... 16.03.4 5. Shirley Kelly ...... 3.00 1. Roy Foley ...... 10.81 5. Graham Greaves...... 2.09.5 1. Roger Glass ...... 40.16 8. Tony Pryer ...... 14.40 10. John Peacock ...... 18.53.9 2. George Treeby ...... 17.47.3 2. John Fraser...... 10.39 6. Laurie Telfer...... 2.11.6 2. Colin Noden ...... 28.46 WOMEN 45 11. Tom Davison ...... 19.22.1 9.99 7. David Jones...... 2.15.2 MEN 70 3. Bryan Whitecross ...... 27.64 MEN 60 1. Gloria Seymon (NSW) 3.74 12. Charlie McRae ...... 19.33.8 4. Bill Schultz . 7.15 8. Bob Pappalardo ...... 2.27.3 4. David Penfold ...... 23.64 1. Rudi Hochreiter ...... 12.70 1. Lynette Scarff ...... 3.39 13. Jim Crawford ...... 19.42.6 1. Ralph Field ...... 19.43.9 9. Richard Todd ...... 2.34.7 2. Em Walker 5. John Neale ...... 22.40 2. Reg McRae ...... 13.80 2. Jeanette Grima ...... 3.33 MEN 75 14. Kevin Onley ...... 19.42.8 ...... 20.02.9 3. Werner Widera ...... 13.90 3. Judy Hall ...... 3.08 6.67 MEN 40 15. Colin Browne...... 19.50.2 3. Lindsay MacGregor...... 24.00.1 MEN 40 4. Doug Orr ...... 14.30 2. William Tunaley . 6.40 16. Colin Silcock ...... 20.31.9 Vin Mead ...... Disq. WOMEN 50 1. Les Mapstone ...... 2.04.4 Ken Collins ...... Disq. 1. Rod G uy...... 40.94 5. Denis Blandy ...... 14.40 2. Laurie Leyden ...... 2.05.8 17. Norman Johnston ...... 20.54.4 2. Graeme Rose ...... 34.20 1. Pam Mews ...... 2.65 MEN 65 MEN 80 3. Bany F ry ...... 2.06.4 MEN 55 MEN 75 3. John Reynolds ...... 32.82 WOMEN 60 4. Carl Stevenson ...... 2.07.7 4. Peter Young ...... 31.20 1. Mike Johnston ...... 13.20 4.98 1. Ron Young ...... 17.44.0 1. Tom Daintry ...... 17.07.8 1. Bettina Woodbum ...... 3.39 5. Harry Halton...... 2.07.8 2. Frank McGuire ...... 18.49.8 5. Ken Evans ...... 21.54 2. Keith Bird ...... 15.30 POLE VAULT 2. Denis Fitzpatrick ...... 18.22.6 3. Bob McIntosh ...... 15.80 2. Lydia W idera...... 2.99 6. Trevor Wickham ...... 2.08.1 3. Ray Kemp ...... 18.49.6 Frank Scully ...... Disq. 6. Ian Stansfield ...... 16.76 MEN 40 7. Neil Griffin ...... 2.09.2 4. Doug McConchie ...... 18.70 LONG JUMP 4. Lyle Fletcher ...... 19.21.8 MEN 80 MEN 45 5. Harry Logan ...... 20.70 2.60 8. Trevor Hawks worth 2.11.5 5. Brian Lanyon ...... 19.54.5 1. Bert Warburton ...... 24.11.4 1. Ken Readwin ...... 34.78 MEN 35 2. Rod Guy 2.30 9. Neville Gardner ...... 2.12.0 6. Bob Bateman...... 20.17.9 MEN 70 10. Greg Hughes ...... 2.14.6 2. Roy Grierson ...... 24.40.1 2. Pat Downey ...... 30.12 1. Henry Ritterman...... 5.54 MEN 50 7. Ben MorTey ...... 20.39.5 3. Rod Cooney ...... 30.12 1. Orm Burton ...... 15.00 11. Frank Allen...... 2.16.2 MEN 85 2. Jack Buckingham...... 5.44 2.30 8. Bob Loader...... 20.45.7 4. Terry Dunn ...... 23.64 2. Olaf Ebne ...... 15.70 3. Gany Richards...... 5.38 12. Rodney Goodwin...... 2.18.7 9. Don Treambarth ...... 22.08.4 1. Bert Gardiner ...... 24.05.3 5. Graham Pugh ...... 22.66 3. Andy Smith ...... 16.80 4. John Neale...... 5.25 MEN 55 13. Lindsay Howard ...... 2.21.4 MEN 60 MEN 90 4. Ern Walker ...... 16.90 5. Ken Wu ...... 4.90 I. Bill Van-Weenen ...... 2.45 MEN 45 1. Gordon McKeown ...... MEN 75 ?. Harry Wynhoven ..... 2.30 18.53.4 1. Gus Theobald ...... 21.21.3 MEN 40 1. John Justice ...... 2.07.9 2. Noel Anthony ...... 400 METRES HURDLES 19.00.1 MEN 50 1. Harry Gathercole ...... 15.70 1. Bob Seamer ...... 5.26 2. Michael Geraghty...... 2.09.2 3. Jack Laurence ...... 20.09.4 3. Noel Clough ...... 1. Heino Vann ...... 39.46 2. George Knott ...... 19.90 2. John Reynolds ...... 5.11 MEN 35 2.10.4 4. Victor Harley ...... 20.52.3 4. Rob Paul ...... TRIPLE JUMP 2. Tom Hancock ...... 38.34 3. William Tunaley ...... 19.90 3. John W atkins...... 5.09 2.10.4 5. Rolet De Castella...... 21.38.0 59.70 5. John M ay...... 2.12.2 3. Joe Ball ...... 36.20 4. Harold Preston ...... 4.74 6. Henry Slack ...... 23.31.8 MEN 35 MEN 80 62.50 2.15.2 4. James Davis ...... 32.16 5. Peter Young ...... 4.66 1. Garry Richards ...... 12.02 1. George Simpson...... 19.30 63.10 7. Roland Brown ...... 2.21.2 MEN 65 5. Fred Cron ...... 31.80 6. Ismet Bachsinar...... 4.28 2. Henry Ritterman ...... 11.92 64.20 8. Tony Bradford...... 2.22.0 6. Michael Rose ...... 26.72 1. Ted McDonald ...... 20.46.6 3. John Bumford ...... 11.52 1500METRES RUN MEN 45 66.30 9. David Ginsburgh...... 2.22.4 7. Hartley Tobin...... 26.30 2. Robert Turnbull...... 22.29.2 4. Jack Buckingham ...... 11.33 MEN 35 8. Pat Maye ...... 25.00 1. Graeme N oden...... 5.31 MEN 40 3. Noel Le Rossignol ...... 23.57.4 5. John Neale ...... 11.29 1. Eric Sigmont ...... 4.18 2. Don McMahon...... 5.06 1. Terry McGarity ...... 64.10 MEN 50 4. Tom Lynch ...... 30.01.1 MEN 55 MEN 40 2. Rob Catherall ...... 4.21 3. Julian Jacotine ...... 5.05 2. Ian McPherson ...... 65.30 1. Tom Roberts...... 2.07.7 MEN 70 1. Ilmar Manes ...... 36.04 3. Allan Foley ...... 4.22 3. Russell Hande ...... 66.30 2. John Howes ....:...... 2.09.4 1. Russell Sarah ...... 13.70 MEN 50 1. Alan Burgoyne...... 21.03.1 2. Harry Wynhoven...... 35.54 4. Jeffrey Jolley ...... 4.31 4. Bob Seam er...... 71.40 3. John Eyre ...... 2.10.6 2. John Reynolds ...... 11.63 1. Michael R ose...... 4.72 2. Sam Stapleton...... 24.50.2 5. Lew Harvey ...... 4.33 3. Bob Seam er...... 11.09 MEN 60 2. Roy Cunliffe ...... 4.65 MEN 45 4. Ken Fraser ...... 2.17.1 MEN 75 1. Rudi Hochreiter ...... 39.46 6. Brian Anstey ...... 4.35 3. Hartley Tobin ...... 4.54 5. Ron Wilson ...... 2.17.7 4. Graeme Rose ...... 10.82 1. Bill Schofield ...... 67.30 2. Aivars Pavulins ...... 38.18 7. David Jones ...... 4.44 4. Ian Stewart ...... 3.85 6. Brian Stevens ...... 2.19.2 1. Harry Preston ...... 29.20.3 5. Ismet Bachsinar ...... 10.39 8. Pieter Bence ...... 4.49 2. Mike Hall ...... 67.40 6. Peter Young ...... 10.30 3. Werner Widera ...... 33.72 7. Norman Johnston ...... 2.22.4 WOMEN 30 MEN 55 3. Graham Pugh ...... 86.00 4. Denis Blandy ...... 31.40 9. Jon Holmes ...... 4.49 8. David Middleton ...... 2.23.8 MEN 45 10. Keith Alexander...... 5.12 1. Bill Van-Weenen ...... 4.574.57 MEN 50 9. Pat Maye ...... 2.24.2 1. Georgann Peterson ...... 17.58.9 1. Julian Jacotine ...... 11.10 MEN 65 2. Jim O’Donnell ...... 4.25 10. Eddie Stack . 2. Liz Coppleman ...... 24.44.5 4.25 1. Don Williams...... 67.40 . 2.41.2 2. Bill Schofield ...... 9.89 1. Mike Johnston ...... 30.84 11. Colin Silcock . MEN 40 3. Alf Hetherton ...... 4.104.10 2. Roy Cunliffe ...... 70.00 . 2.51.1 WOMEN 35 2. Harry Logan ...... , ...... 28.98 MEN 50 1. Les Mapstone ...... 4.21 4. Ilmar Manes ...... 4.044.04 3. Brian Stevens ...... 73.50 MEN 55 1. Patricia Wallace ...... 21.25.3 3. Ken Matchett ...... 21.28 2. Laurie Leyden...... 4.23 5. Leo Jackson ...... 3.443.44 4. Michael Rose ...... 77.00 1. Hartley Tobin...... 10.35 1. Ron Young...... 2.19.3 2. Coral Monk ...... 21.56.6 4. Peter Colthup ...... 20.60 3. Carl Stevenson ...... 4.25 5. Norman Johnston ...... 80.70 2. Michael Rose ...... 9.93 MEN 60 2. Lindsay Hooper (ACT) ...... 2.25.4 3. Heather Duckett ...... 22.54.7 3. Roy Cunliffe ...... 9.74 MEN 70 4. Barry Fry ...... 4.26 1. Rudi Hochreiter...... 4.854.85 MEN 55 2. Alan James...... 2.30.6 4. Celia Kelly ...... 25.27.4 5. Terry Wilson ...... 4.27 4. Len Soulsby ...... 9.36 1. Roy Foley ...... 36.90 2. Werner W idera...... 4.394.39 1. Bruce Moulton ...... 68.10 3. Lyle Fletcher ...... •:... 2.31.8 WOMEN 40 6. Neil McKern ...... 4.28 2. Olaf Ebne ...... 29.58 3. Ron A ust...... 4.11 2. Hans Meiselbach ...... 73.60 4. George Harrod ...... 2.33.7 MEN 55 7. Neil Griffin ...... 4.30 1. Betty Collier ...... 20.48.7 3. John Fraser...... 28.72 4. Doug O rr...... 4.054.05 5. Don Trembearth...... 2.43.0 1. Jim O’Donnell ...... 8.53 8. Rodney Goodwin ...... 4.34 WOMEN 30 2. Lavinia Petrie ...... 20.52.6 4. Bill Schultz ...... 21,06 6. Jim O’Donnell ...... 2.57.7 3. Mary Lou Serre' ...... 21.28.3 2. Alan James ...... 8.48 9. Trevor Hawks worth ...... 4.39 MEN 65 71.80 1. Jill Jacimovic ...... 4. Helen Escott...... 3. Laurie O’Donnell...... 7.83 MEN 75 10. David Birks ...... 4.41 1. Mike Johnston ...... 4.80 MEN 60 22.55.2 5. Vicki Thompson ...... 23.26.3 1. Harry Gathercole...... 17.54 11. John Kneen ...... 4.44 2. Harry Logan ...... 3.09 200 METRES SPRINT 1. Gordon McKeown ...... 2.22.7 MEN 60 6. Judy Peters ...... 24.02.0 2. William Tunaiey ...... 15.98 12. Richard Piesse ...... 4.45 3. Ken M atchett...... 2.77 2. Reg McRea ...... 2.23.9 MEN 35 1. Rudi Hochreiter...... 9.75 13. Frank Allen ...... 4.45 3. Ron Aust ...... 2.31.2 WOMEN 45 2. Werner Widera ...... 8.36 MEN 80 MEN 70 1. Max Warlow...... 22.50 14 Neville Gardner ...... 4.46 4. Jack Hassall...... 2.32.5 I . Dot Browne ...... 18.37.5 1. George Simpson ...... 13.10 2. Ken Bruce...... 22.60 MEN 65 15. Geoff Hughes ...... 4.54 1. Olaf Ebne ...... 3.64 ,5. Stewie Bradley ...... 2.38.5 2. Sylvia Manthorpe ...... 20.31.2 3. Ian Anderson ...... 23.00 WOMEN 35 16. Harry Halton ...... 4.56 2. Andy Sm ith...... 2.84 6. Doug Orr ...... 2.40.1 3. Anne Callaghan...... 23.12.9 1. Mike Johnston ...... 10.16 4. Graham Ford ...... 23.60 17. Ian Duthie ...... 5.01 MEN 75 MEN 65 2. Ken M atchett...... 5.48 1. Chris Schultz ...... 47.66 5. Denis Jones ...... 23.70 WOMEN 50 2. ...... 22.94 18. Lindsay Howard...... 5.11 1. William Tunaley ...... 2.25 1. Mike Johnston ...... 2.34.6 MEN 70 6. Laurie Telfer...... 24.30 1. Thelma Holm es...... 25.02.5 3. Lynn Williams ...... 20.14 19. Mike Cummins ...... 5.45 2. George Knott ...... 1.27 2. Keith Bird 7. John Neale ...... 24.60 ...... 2.40.6 2. Lois Sellar ...... 27.23.7 3. Andy Smith ...... 7.02 4. Kris Bowies...... 17.70 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1917 Halls t v - 1987 Westfield Sydney to

WOMEN 40 4. George Harrod ...... 67.20 WOMEN 40 Melbourne Run 1. Christine Battersby ...... 22.88 5. Leo Jackson...... 71.60 1. Myra G reene...... 29.18 2. Janyne Young ...... 20.62 6. Don Trembearth ..7 ...... 76.60 1. Yiannis Kouros (Greece) .. 5 days 14 hours 47 mins. 2. Diane Bourke ...... 29.36 Stamll Maratkm 3. Jane Abbott ...... 16.22 MEN 60 3. Rae Doherty ...... 30.50 2 . Patrick Macke (U.K.)...... 6 days 17 hours 21 mins. WOMEN 45 1. Ron Aust ...... 63.90 4. Jan Watson...... 31.15 3. Richard Tout (N.Z.) ...... 6 days 22 hours 29 mins. 1. Margaret Dunbar...... 26.40 2. Reg McRae ...... 65.20 5. Glenis McPherson ...... 34.36 The one hundred and Overall winners were 4. Brian Bloomer (Vic.) ...... 7 days 19 hours 22 mins. 2. Bernadette McGrath ...... 24.44 3. Gordon McKeown ...... 68.70 6. Jan Sydney ...... 35.35 seventy two starters in Robert Wallis 2.28.52 and 5. Trishul Chems (USA) ..... 7 days 23 hours 05 mins. 3. Lynette Scarff ...... 23.28 WOMEN 45 Maryse Justin 3.03.19. . George Audley (W. Aust.) 8 days hours 34 MEN 65 this years Halls Gap — 6 01 mins. WOMEN 50 1. Joan Hooper (ACT) ...... 27.06 Stawell Marathon, on Veteran category 7. David Standeven (S. Aust.) 8 days 09 hours 19 mins. 1. Mike Johnston ...... 67.60 1. Penny Hall ...... 28.00 1. Isabel Deneefe...... 38.80 Sunday, 26th April, awards: 8. Cynthia Cameron (Vic.)... 8 55 2. Tina L eb...... 13.54 2. Keith Bird ..-...... 74.60 Marlene Stanway ...... DNF days 10 hours mins. included seventy seven Female 35 +: Anne Wil­ 9. Maiy Hanudel (US A) ...... 8 days 12 hours 44 mins. WOMEN 60 WOMEN 50 MEN 70 veterans. son 3.26.55. 10. Tony Rafferty (V ic.)...... 8 days 15 hours 58 mins. 1. Lydia Widera ...... 23.74 1. Val C ase...... 31.31 Male 40-49: Doug Luke 1. Orm Burton . 74.20 2. Jan Henry ...... 32.58 Hot and humid condit­ 1 1 . Mark Gladwell...... 8 days 17 hours 27 mins. WOMEN 65 2. Andy Smith . 79.00 3. Joan Hall ...... 35.40 2.50.48. 12. Teny Cox (Vic.) ...... 8 days 17 hours 46 mins. 1. Vema Le Rossignol ...... 13.48 3. Em Walker . 101.40 4. Joan Clark ...... 36.52 ions however, seriously Male 50 - 59: Tom Dav­ affected times and reduced 13. Emile Laharrague ...... 8 days 18 hours 16 mins. HIGH JUMP MEN 75 WOMEN 55 ison 3.08.17. 14. Kevin Mansell (NSW) 8 days 18 hours 55 mins. 87.10 finishers to one hundred MEN 35 1. Jean O’Neill ...... 35.02 Male 60+: George 15. Ron Hill (Vic.) ...... 8 days 22 hours 36 mins. 2. Joan O’Brien ...... 36.22 and twenty nine. Perdon 3.44.54. 1. Garry Richards...... 1.80 3. Barbara Soderstrom...... 37.49 16. Cliff Young (Vic.) ...... 9 days 13 hours 17 mins. 2. Colin Noden...... 1.70 WOMEN 60 MEN 40 JAVELIN 1. Marjorie Colthup...... 32.42 1. Russell Sarah...... 1.70 MEN 35 WOMEN 65 2. John Reynolds ...... 1.40 49.02 WEIGHT PENTATHLON CAULFIELD VENUE 12 APRIL 198? MEN 45 2. John Neale 39.18 1. Stella Mumane ...... 34.38 36.34 1. Jim Shand ...... 1.45 WOMEN 70 4. Graham Ford .. .. 31.60 W T 2. Bill Schofield ...... 1.45 1. Arley Nicholls ...... 38.09 NAME SEX AGE HAMMER U T SHOT y T DISCUS v; t , JAVELIN WEIGHT .V/ T . POINTS PLACE 5. Vic Rodrigues 29.78 ~ MEN 50 6. Bryan Whitecro 25.78 WOMEN 75 1. Tom Hancock ...... 1.45 7. David Penfold 19.34 I . Nance Jeffreys...... 37.43 14m 80cm 3kg 5m 40cm 3icg 1.1m 68c: i 1kg 11m 73cm 400g 4m 38cm 161b 2. Hartley Tobin ...... 1.40 MEN 40 2. Freda McGuire ...... 40.49 3. Michael Rose ...... 1.30 1. Graeme Rose ...... 55.48 Stella KURNANE F 67 426 436 349 394 250 1855 1st MEN 60 2. Rod Guy ...... 49.38 MEN 35 21m 98cm 3kg 7n 66cm 3kg 18m 28cm 1kg 22m 76cm 400g 7m 54cm l6lb 1. Rudi Hochreiter...... 1.35 3. Ray Mooney ...... 48.34 1. David C ash...... 23.37 2. Werner Widera ...... 1.35 4. Stan Selby ...... 41.06 2. Martin Wall ...... 25.20 Bettina WCODBURN F 63 575 613 554 730 487 2959 2nd 3. Geoff Soderstrom ...... 1.25 5. John Reynolds ...... 33.48 3. Greg Dinneen ...... 29.51 6. Peter Young...... 33.18 4. Vic Rodrigues ...... 31.15 MEN 65 26m 44cn 3kg 8m 48cm 3kg 23n 66cn 1kg 19m 98cm 400g 8m 90cm 161b MEN 45 MEN 40 1. Harry Logan...... 1.30 1. Rod Cooney ...... 50.64 Lydia WIDERA F 61 652 650 700 597 53 2 3131 1st 2. Ken Matchett...... 1.00 1. Peter Buller ...... 24.56 2. Pat Downey ...... 42.96 2. Graham Russell ...... 26.10 16m 92cm 4kg 6n 72cm 4kg 21n 24cm 1kg d u q D H Q MEN 70 3. Peter O’Halloran ...... 34.14 3. Fred Harrison ...... 28.15 4. Terry Dunn...... 30.98 1. Andy Smith ...... 1.05 MEN 45 Lynne SCARFF F 48 307 323 361 0991 2nd MEN 75 MEN 50 1. Murray Dickinson...... 23.44 1. George Knott...... 1.05 1. Joe Ball ...... 35.10 2. George Paton ...... 24.22 24n 66cm 4kg 7n 36cm 4kg 24rn 00cm 1kg 24n 32cm 600g £m 11cm 201b 2. Heino Vann ...... 33.60 3. John Salter ...... 26.18 WOMEN 30 3. Hartley Tobin ...... 32.60 3ernadette MCGRATH F 45 ^59 342 393 510 303 2007 1st 1. Jo-Ann Macek ...... 1.40 4. Michael Rose ...... 29.15 MEN 50 26m 22cm 4kg 7m 23cm 4kg 21rn 58cm 1kg 23m 30cm 600g 7m 97cm 201b 5. James Brown...... 25.08 1. Harry Summers...... 24.46 WOMEN 45 2. Bob Gardiner ...... 24.55 6. Fred Cron ...... 24.88 Christine BATTERSBY F 301 441 262 1. Lynette Scarff ...... 1.15 3. Geoff M ajor...... 26.24 43 4?0 304 1778 1st MEN 55 2. Bernadette McGrath ...... 1.00 4. Ken W alters...... 26.40 38m 34cm 4kg 14m 06cir 4kg 48m l6cp 1kg 35n 54cm 6oog 12m 79cm 201b 1. Ilmar Manes . 29.65 5. Ken Hall ...... 27.04 80 METRES HURDLES 6. Kevin Johnston ...... 27.17 Chris SCHULTZ F 36 611 709 781 596 487 3184 1st MEN 70 MEN 60 7. Bill Hughes ...... 30.40 1. Eddie Gamble ...... 20.20 1. Rudi Hochreiter ...... 38.50 8. Colin Sifcock ...... 33.04 12m 70cm 4lcg 5m 26cm 4kg 15m 02err. 1kg 11m 00cm 600g 3m 48cm 251b WOMEN 45 2. Aivars Pavulins ...... 37.78 George SIMPSON M 80 318 354 355 309 161 1497 1st 1. Gloria Seymon (NSW) ...... 16.40 3. Werner Widera ...... 28.18 MEN 55 4. Denis Blandy ...... 24.52 1. Lynette Scarff ...... 17.30 1. Ray Hangan ...... 26.58 22n 7^cm 4kg 6m 36cm 4kg 13m 26cr. 1kg 13m 06cm 600g 4m 06cm 251b MEN 65 100 METRES HURDLES 2. James Gleeson ...... 29.07 1. Mike Johnston ...... 25.98 3. Tom Mynes ...... 30.25 ■ 3 ill TUNALEY M 76 560 413 210 331 182 1696 1st WOMEN 30 2. Harry Logan ...... 24.78 4. Alan Barling ...... 30.38 1. Jo-Anne Masek ...... 17. 20 3. Ken Matchett ...... 17.34 ACTUAL MEN 60 POINTS 2. Jill Jacimovic ...... 21.30 4. Peter Colthup ...... 14.98 N A M E .SEX AGE HAMMER 'IV T SHOT i t DISCUS 17 t JAVELIN W T WEIGHT .W T . 1PLACE 1. Peter Bethell ...... 29.36 WOMEN 35 MEN 70 2. Clive Mackay...... 29.47 - I . Linda Ireland ...... 19.90 1. Olaf Ebne ...... 29.14 3. Victor Harley ...... 29.53 11m 36cm L hkg 5m 46cm 4kg 'l4m 84cm '1kg 12m 92cm Goog 3n 84cm 251b 110 METRES HURDLES 2. John Fraser...... 19.90 4. Jack Kilfoyle...... 30.24 5. George Hogarty ...... 34.52 George KNOTT M 222 574 326 150 1281 2nd MEN 35 3. Bill Schultz ...... 17.36 76 309 MEN 65 1. John Neale ...... 18.70 MEN 75 42m 40cm * tkg 9m 96cm 4kg ; 29m 60cm 1kg 13m 86cm cOOg 11m 70cm 251b 2. Laurie Telfer ...... 19.70 1. George Knott ...... 16.44 I . George Nevitt...... 28.11 898 3614 2nd 1 Vie iW 2 Kerry Gftthercole 16.06 2 George T«ehy 33 03 John FRASUR U 72 901 685 l£63 467 MEN 40 3. William Tunaley ...... 10.74 MEN 70 38m 08 cn 1kg 19n 50cm 1600g 11m 82cm 251b MEN 80 43m 58cm 4kg 10m 42cn 4kg . 1. Russell Hande ...... 17.40 1. Cliff Barling ...... 31.02 2. John Watkins ...... 19.50 858 3724 1st 1. George Simpson ...... 12.60 2. Ken Collins ...... 32.21 M 70 886 685 844 451 3. John Reynolds...... 20.00 Roy FOLEY WOMEN 30 3. Ralph Field ...... 32.29 251b 4. Lindsay Howard...... 21.70 ...... 39.27 31m 40cm 5kg 9m 60cm 5kg 30m 14cm 1kg 28m 34cm 600g 9m 06cm 1. Jo-Anne M asek...... 23.86 4. VinMead MEN 45 MEN 75 594 529 2959 1st I. BUI Schofield ...... 22.30 WOMEN 35 Werner WIDERA M 65 674 613 549 1. Tom Daintry ...... 29.32 1. Karen Hawkins...... 20.32 5m 72cn 251b MEN 55 2. Frank McGuire ...... 32.04 9m 20cm 5kg 6m 66cm 5kg 20m 72 cn 1kg 12n 6ocn 6oog 1. David Mather ...... 17.80 WOMEN 40 MEN 80 302 161 214 1113 2nd 2. Bruce Moulton ...... 19.70 1. Christine Battersby ...... 23.96 Ken MATCHETT M 65 093 343 1. Bert Warburton...... 39.27 11m 36cn 251b WOMEN 45 2. Roy Grierson ...... 41.24 36m 38cm 5kg 12m 79cir 5kg 3Cn 12cm 1kg 38m 02cm 600g 110 METRES HURDLES 1. Gloria Seymon (NSW )...... 23.90 MEN 90 3609 1st Aivers PAVULINS M 62 727 809 678 742 653 WOMEN 50 1. Gus Theobald...... 36.13 MEN 50 251b 36m 96cm kg 8n 57cm 5kg 31m oScrr, 1kg 25m 36cm 600g 10m 08cm 1. Roy Cunliffe ...... 19.50 1. Tina L eb ...... 12.54 5 2. Ian Stewart ...... 20.90 2775 2nd WOMEN 60 Dennis BLANDY M 62 737 481 525 475 557 3. Hartley Tobin...... 22.30 1. Bettina Woodbum ...... 22.08 28m 30cm 800c Cm 95cm 351b 4. Brian Stevens ...... 22.40 2. Lydia Widera ...... 14.04 33m 54cm 6kg 10m 53 cr. 6kg 35m 53cr 1 .5 3078 1st 400 METRES SPRINT Ilmar l-lAKCS M 56 670 632 668 519 539 WOMEN 30 b 39m 96cm 7.26 11m 26cr. 7.26 40m 64cr 2kg 41m 54cm £ooc 10m 24cr. 351 1. Chris McArdle...... 62.00 3 KM STEEPLE 605 3307 1st 2. Rosemary Lucas...... 62.20 . Tom HANCOCK M 50 716 613 698 675 MEN 35 10m cr; WOMEN 40 7.26 11m 34cm 7.26 36m 60cr 1 .5 37m 26cm 300g 40 35kt 1. John Lehner...... 10.42 35m 82cm . 1. Jill Dcwnes ...... 70.40 2. Norm Gates ...... 11.07 1987 2nd M 643 660 628 647 3245 2. Jane Abbott ...... 81.40 3. Keith Alexander...... 12.10 Heino VANN 52 667 3. Vicki Thompson ...... 87.50 MEN 40 ACTUAL WOMEN 45 WEIGHT .W T . POINTS PLACE 1. Graham K ipp...... 9.59 N A M E SEX AGE HANMEa W T SHOT y t DISCUS w t JAVELIN W T 1. Heather Murfett ...... 82.10 Winter 2. Lindsay Howard ...... 11.58 • 2. Jeanette G rim a...... 84.90 3. Geoff Hook ...... 11.58 43m 02cm Skg 11m 47cn- 6kg 34m 94cm 1.5 25m 60cm 8oog 10m 86cm 351b WOMEN 50 MEN 45 3rd I. Lorraine Woodman 77.50 1. Peter Hannaford ...... 10.34 Programme Jim DAVIS M 53 800 665, 615 410 699 3189 400 METRES 2. Jim Seymon...... 11.04 31m 02cm Skg 12m 52cir 6kg 33m 78cm 34m 96cm 800g 9m 39cm 351b 3. Barrie W icks...... 11.33 1 .5 MEN 35 Sun, 17th May: Veterans 726 536 565 3036 4th 1. Max War low ...... 52.30 MEN 50 Joe BALL M 52 580 579 2. Ian Anderson ...... 52.70 1. Jack Clarke ...... 11.36 V2 Marathon Ch’ship. 3. Denis Jones ...... 2...... Bill Hughes 53.80 ...... 11.52 Ballarat, run in conjunct­ 46m 26cm 7.26 9n 99cm 7.26 34m 10cm 2kg 23m 84cm oOOg 12m 76cm 351b 4. Graham Ford ...... 54.70 3. Brian Stevens ...... 12.53 ion with Ballarat Vi 3102 1st 5. Laurie Telfer...... 55.90 4. Colin Silcock ...... 14.20 Ken READWIN H 46 856 564 646 303 733 6. Brian Anstey...... 56.00 Marathon. 30m 76cm 2kg 29n cm 8oog 7n 32cm 35lb 7. Graham Greaves ...... 57.70 20m 98cm 7.26 10m 29cn ; 7.26 04 8. John Neale ...... 59.30 Sun, 31st May: Veterans MEN 55 Winter T & F Ch’ships. Pat DOWNEY M 49 406 618 599 437 3^5 2405 2nd MEN 40 1. Lyle Fletcher ...... 12.45 800g n cm b 1. Ray Brunton ...... 55.40 Sun, 14th Jun: Veterans 16m 42cm 7.26 6m 61 cn 7.26 21m 68cm 2kg 25m 43cm 5 43 351 2. Terry McGarity ...... 58.10 10 Km Cross Country 296 360 364 158 1469 3rd 3. Les Mapstone...... 58.70 Terry DUNN . K 49 291 4. Ian McPherson ...... 59.20 Ch’ship - Royal Park. 2 KM STEEPLE 41m 88cm 7.26 11m 82cn1 7 .2 6 41m 4Ccm 2kg 45m 02cn 800g 11m 54cm 351b 5. Greg Holmes ...... 59.40 MEN 75 Sun, 12th July: Veterans 6. Barry F ry ...... 59.50 Rod GUY M 41 740 654 755 633 587 3369 1st 7. Geoff Hughes...... 61.00 1. George Knott ...... 17.08 Marathon Ch’ship 8. Neville Gardner ...... 61.20 Princes Park. 25m 68cm 7.26 11n 72cn1 7.26 32m 76cm 2kg 40m 72cm 800g 9m 22 cm 351b 9. Bob Seam er...... 63.20 2860 2nd 10. Peter Black ...... 69.00 5K WALK Sun, 2nd Aug: Veterans Graeme ROSE M 43 464 665 587 .705 439 Road Walk Ch’ships. MEN 45 m 62cm 7.26 10m 20cn1 7 .2 6 32m 48cmi 2kg 33ra 76cm 800g 9m 46cm 351b WOMEN 30 34 1. Bob Wishart ...... 55.40 Sun, 23 Aug: Veterans 3rd 2. Noel Clough ...... 56.50 1. Alison Thompson ...... 26.58 John REYNOLDS M 42 627 545 573 460 447 2652 10km Road Ch’ship - 3. Jim Shand ...... 57.00 WOMEN 35 24m 00cm 7.26 10n 30ci a 7.26 33ra 40cn 1 2kg 29m 36cm 800g 8m 83cn- 351b 4. Mike Hall ...... 58.20 Devil Bend Reservoir. 1. Heather McDonald ...... 26.59 th 5. Barry W yatt...... 59.60 Peter YOUNG M 40 410 541 578 368 379 2276 4 6. Tony Bradford...... 59.90 2. Celia Kelly ...... 31.25 Sun, 27th Sept: Veterans 7. David Ginsbourg...... 62.90 10 mile Ch’ship - Princes 8. Ian South ...... 69.20 ACTUAL Park. W T ■WEIGHT .,w T . POINTS , PLACE MEN 50 NAME SEX AGE HAMMER ‘ W T SHOT ■ y T DISCUS v/ t , JAVELIN 1. Alan Cook ...... 58.20 Sun, 25th Oct: Veterans 2. Tom Roberts ...... 58.40 25km Road Ch’ship - 2kg 2om 12cm 800g 12m 91cm 351b 3. John Howes...... 59.10 . 46n 28cm 7.26 12m 35 cr. 7.26 35n 18cm 4. John Eyre ...... 62.30 661 290 662 2988 1st 5. Brian Stevens ...... 62.30 Sun, 1st Nov: Veterans Roger GLASS M 37 776 599 6. Peter Heffeman ...... 64.20 25m 78cm 7.26 9m 11cm 7.26 25m 23cm 2 kg 17m 56cm 800g 9m 46cm 351b 7. Max Brook...... 71.00 100km Relay — May be 8. Colin Silcock ...... 86.10 cancelled due to World 118 426 1805 2nd David PENFOLD K 39 440 439 332 MEN 55 Games. 7.26 8m 49cm 7.26 21rn 18cm 2kg 34m 80cm 8oog 7m 15cm 351b 1. Lindsay Kent ...... 63.70 23m 32cm 2. Alan Jam es...... 64.80 Sun, 11th Oct: Melb- 1681 3rd John NEALE M 371 260 440 235 3. Bruce Moulton ...... 64.80 oume Marathon. 36 375 FOOTNOTES FROM THE APPLE ISLE Subscription FROM LIZ FIELD Form ‘ ‘The Veteran Athlete’ ’ is an official National publication devoted exclusively to Veteran Track & Field, Distance Running and Racewalking in Australia. 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