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National Masters Newsletter 34th Issue June 1981 $1.25 The only national publication devoted exclusively to track & field and long distance running for men and women over age 30

FALCONS, SNOHOMISH WIN TRIP TO EUROPE A^Highiights^ Lorenz Sets U.S. 15K • New List of World Masters Marie in and U.S. Women's Nike Championships 5-Year Age Marks from BOB FINE • Seattle Teams Win PHILADELPHIA, April 11—Herb Penn Mutual/Nike Lorenz, 41, of the Philadelphia Title Masters, established a new American masters (over age 40) record for 15 • Butler, Clarke Set kilometers today m the Nike U.S. T&F Marks Road Racing Championship. Lorenz blazed to an outstanding • 17 New Road Marks 47:18 to defeat his nearest masters Set rival, Dave Hambly of Seattle, by over a minute. His time broke Hal Higdon's • Results of T&F official U.S. masters 15K mark of Meets in: ^ 47:59, set on September 21, 1975. - Cfiicago The amazing effort bettered by over a minute Lorenz' 48:22 ruaner-up per - Florida formance to Roger Robinson in the - Puerto Rico Brooks 15K in Washin^n last year, - Soutfi Africa and even topped Robinson's 47:23. Nike Sportshoes and the Penn - Honolulu Mutual Life Insurance Company had - Oregon assembled the finest masters field ever - Nebraska in the prestigious event. Men's and - Los Angeles women's mjisters team winners from eight Nike/Penn Mutual Grand Prix • Results of 43 Road races held earlier this year were flown Races in for the event. continued on page Jd 225 Compete in

lU CO i o Ss Grandfather Games :CK w SQ oJ* So by AL SHEAHEN

1 o- >••= 3 C VAN NUYS, Calif., May 9—Two- CO Z s =3 c a. hundred-twenty-five over-age-30 men and women track and field competitors took part in the 11th Annual Grand father Games at Los Angeles Valley George Ker, 58,directedthe popular Grandfather Games last month in Van Nuys, Calif. Ker is College today. the U.S. record-holder in the shot put in the 45-49, 50-54, and 55-59age brackets. The meet traditionally kicks off the • Masters track & field season in Southern California. 2ND FASTEST MASTERS New List of World Temperature was hot, as usual (95 ° MARATHONER OF ALL TIME & U.S. 5-Year Marks in the shade and smog was rated "unhealthful for sensitive persons"). In this issue of NMN are the latest Meet director George Ker runs the world and American women's age- Robinson Runs meet in 10-year age divisions for men division bests by 5-year categories. Marathon in 2:18 and one division for women. As a .2 ^ Compiled by National Masters CO o result, fairly decent fields of seven or Records Chairman Pete Mundle, the eight were the norm in most of the run Z CO ^ list is completethrough April 15, 1981. from BILL McINTOSH and TOM (05 *eg ,< ning events. X• March 17, began his assault on world spz Zealand in January, 1981 are included. May 3—Roger Robinson, 41, of Well and American masters records. His

National Masters SOUTHWEST: Tom Spillman Officers 9411 Lanshire Dr. Write Onl Dallas, TX 75238 : (214) 348-8004 ATHLETICS CONGRESS WEST: - ^ Address letters to: Bruce Springbett "' National Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuyi, CA 91404 P.O. Box 1328 TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: Los Gatos, CA 95030 1 Jim Weed (408) 354-2005 ' petitive master rimner, the National NORTHWEST: NICK NEWTON 11672 E. 2nd Ave. Masters Newsletter has them both beat Jim Puckett How about some newsprint on Nick Aurora, CO 80010 by a long shot. (303) 341-2980 2600 W.E. Stark Newton? It's a great story—inspira Gresham, OR 97030 Seth Kaminsky LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: tional. He was not a super star as a (503) 667-7354 ColdSpring Harbor, NY Ken Bernard youngster—in fact, he was not even a P.O. Box 80512 runner. Now he is a super star with a San Diego, CA 92138 WORLD ASSOCIATION OF I enjoy your newsletter. I think it's story. (714) 488-3737 (home) VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) fantastic. The only thing that disturbs (714) 281-5585 (office) In New Zealand, he was an inspira PRESIDENT: me are your letters to the editor—the VICE-CHAIRMEN: tion to me and, in fact, to a great many Don Farquharson unending, sniveling, bitching and com Track & Field: 269 Ridgewood Road, of the Americans. He acted as a Men: Ron Salvio plaining. Yes, please keep your records West Hill, Ontario coach—prodding and pushing. He was Squan Rd. Canada MIC 2X3 to age-groups. I hate to imagine all the Millstone Township, NJ 08520 not running up to par, and yet no NORTH AMERICAN REP: single-age records people could come (201)266-8202 depression. All he wanted was for us to Bob Fine up with. Women: Joann Grissom 77 Prospect Place run better. Bob Daniel 4223 Norrose Dr. Brooklyn, NY 11217 I've always run second to Nick in the Escondido, California Indianapolis, IN 46226 (212) 789-6622 past and probably will again in the (317) 547-8841 TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: future. I know Nick will be back on top Long Distance: Ian Hume again. He is a true champion. I'm It is with pleasure that we enclose a Men: Bob Boal R.R. tn renewal to NMN. We really enjoy your Women: Jo Lacetera proud to be his friend. Melbourne, Quebec publication with its up-to-date results TREASURER: Canada Matt Brown George Vernosky 819-826-5418 Edison, New Jersey and reports. The coverage of the 5004 Glen Cove Parkway WOMEN'S DELEGATE: World Games was truly magnificent. Washington, DC 20016 Irene Obera Keep up the good work. (301) 229-8391 203 Paseo Bernal (In this month's Gun Lap column, Mike & Bev Shingles SECRETARY Moraga CA 94556 Wanganui, New Zealand J.J. Perry (415)376-8967 Mike Tymn delves into the remarkable Dept. of Microbiology Nick Newton story. —Ed.) No. Carolina State U. PENN MUTUAL NMN is of great value to me, being Raleigh, NC 27650 ^ NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: the ONLY reliable source of interna (919) 782-0182 KUDOS Jon Buzzard tional news in the Mastes movement. 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SOUTHWEST WEST June 27 (Sat): Hill Country Classic> ☆June 20-21 (Sat-Sun): 7th Annual Master Track Meet, Mason High Penn Mutual/TAC Western Regional School, Mason, Texas. Box 390, Masters Track & Field Championships. Mason TX 76856. Don Abbott (915) Los Gatos High School, Los Gatos, Track and field events feature competition for men and women over age 30 347-5846. CA. Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 1328, unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age Los Gatos, Ca 95030. (408) 354-7333. groups, with the exception of national masters championships, which may be limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to On Tap for June the event. Please send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Long Distance Running Track & Field Van Nuys, CA 91404. LDR takes a back seat to T&F as the The Penn Mutual/TAC National summer approaches, but there are a Masters Decathlon Championships on few major road races, nevertheless. ☆June 13 (Sat): TFA U.S. Masters the 6th & 7th kick off the month of The Sri Chinmoy Marathon is set for TRACK & FIELD Track & Field Championships, Atlan June in San Antonio as Masters track the 7th in San Francisco. The ta, GA. SASE to: Masters Champion & field gets into high gear. Manitoba Marathon goes off in Win ships, 3800 Stonewall Terrace, Atlan Four meets are set for the 13th: the nipeg on the 14th. 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS ta, GA 30339. Ontario Masters Championships in For adventurers, the Anchorage, CONGRESS NA TIONAL MASTERS June 27 (Sat): Virginia TAC Masters Toronto; the Senior Olympics in In Alaska Midnight Sun Marathon CHAMPIONSHIPS T&F Championships, Lannigan Field, dianapolis; a New York at welcomes the summer solstice on the Age 30 and over U. of Virginia. SASE to Beavers, 311 Philadelphia Masters dual meet; and 20th. The 5th Grandma's Marathon Westminster Rd., Charlottesville VA the TFA U.S. Masters Championships will be held in Duluth the same day. 'j^irJune 6-7 (Sat-Sun): Penn 22901. in Atlanta. On the 14th, the 2nd Mutual/TAC National Masters The 21st sees what is being touted Wisconsin Masters meet takes place in Decathlon Championships, San An (by Higdon) as the major masters event tonio, Texas. Steve Smith, 126 MIDWEST Madison. of the year: namely, Hal Higdon's 50th On the 20th, the Penn Mutual/TAC Birthday Party 15K Run in Michigan Brightwood, San Antonio TX 78209. June 13 (Sat): Indiana Masters T&F Western Regionals 2-day affair gets City, Indiana. Will Higdon break Don (512)822-7964. Championships, Indianapolis. Bob underway at the showcase Los Gatos, August 15-16 (Sat-Sun): Penn Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis, Dixon's 50-54 mark of 53:55? Or will California track, the site of the Na he overdose on birthday cake the night Mutual/TAC National Masters Track IN 46241. (317) 241-5446. tional Masters Championships in & Field Championships, Los Gatos June 14 (Sun): 2nd Annual Masters before? Come and see. August. Also on the 20th is a open and The International Veterans 25K High, Los Gatos, CA (near San Fran T&F Meet, U. of Wisconsin, Madison. master relay carnival in Philadelphia, Road Race in Brugge, Belgium, with cisco). Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box Ron Dennis, 6408 Westgate Rd., and the North American Masters 1328, Los Gatos CA 95030. (408) Madison WI 53716. (608) 221-8020. some of the finest veteran runners in Decathlon Championships in Quebec. the world, takes place on the 27th. 354-7333. June 27 (Sat): All-Comer T&F Cham The Metropolitan Masters Champion Nike is sending the winning U.S. pionships, Dyche Stadium, Nor ships are set for the 21st on Staten thwestern University, Evanston, IL. masters men's and women's teams Island. —both, oddly enough, from Seattle— EAST Bill Smith (312) 346-1797 days; (312) The Los Angeles Senior Olympics to represent the U.S. in the Prestigious Every Tuesday thru September 1. 256-2714 nights. take place the final weekend of the race. MSA, Metro AC and NYRRC open July 11 (Sat): TFA Midwest Regional month at USC, as do the Virginia The 28th sees the Eastern Regional and masters development T&F meets Masters Track & Field Championships. Masters Championships in Charlot Masters lOK in Wilbraham, and long distance runs, Randall's U. of Illinois at Chicago Circle. tesville. On the 28th, the Penn Massachusets, and the popular Island, Bronx, NY. 6:30 p.m. Midwest Masters, 180 N. LaSalle St., Mutual/TAC Eastern Regionals will be Cascade Run-Off in Portland, Oregon. June 13 (Sat): Dual meet: New York Chicago IL 60044. (312) 236-1315. held in the Big Apple. • Masters vs. Philadelphia Pioneer ☆August 1 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Masters, Philadelphia. Closed; club Midwest Regional Masters Track & members only. Field Championships, Milikan U., June 20 (Sat): Open and master relay Decatur, Illinois. Dick Richardson, carnival, Philadelphia. Bert Lancaster, P.O. Box 667, Decatur, IL 62525. Subscribe Now! P.O. Box 29541, Philadelphia PA (217) 429-4301. 19138 August 8 (Sat): All-Comer T&F Meet, The National Masters Newsletter is the bible of the Masters (Veterans) June 21 (Sun): Metropolitan Associa Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Univer movement, the fastest growing segment of the running community. It's a tion TAC Masters T&F Champion sity, Evanston IL. Bill Smith (312) bargain at 12 issues a year for only $12. Get aboard the publication ships, Staten Island, NY. 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continuedfrom page 3 June 21 (Sun): Hal Higdon's 50th June 27-28 (Sat-Sun): 12th Annual PUERTO RICO EAST Birthday Party 15K Run, Michigan Ci Senior Olympics, University of ty, Indiana. Also Saturday night ban Southern California, Los Angeles. September 19-20 (Sat-Sun): 1st Annual June 7 (Sun): Oxford, Maryland quet. Dunes Running Club, Box 42, Elmer Douglas, 5670 Wilshire Blvd., San Juan Masters T&F Meet. Gilberto Triathlon. Swim, Run, Bike. 72 miles. Michigan City IN 46360. #360, Los Angeles CA 90036. (213) Gonzalez-Julia, P.O. Box 11074, Box 268, Oxford MD 21654. (301) 292-5536. Caparra Heights Sta., San Juan PR 226-5494. July 5 (Sun): Chicago 20K Distance Classic. Lung Assoc., 1440 W. July 11 (Sat): COM vs. Striders Dual 00922. June 28 (Sat): Eastern Regional Men's, Meet, Los Angeles. Women's & Masters lOK, Wilbraham, Washington, Chicago IL 60607. (312) July 18 (Sat): TFA Western Master Mass. Walter Childs, P.O. Box 1484, 243-2000. Track & Field Championships, UCLA, FOREIGN Springfield MA 01101. August 22 (Sat): Bobby Crim lO-miler, June 28 (Sun): 3rd Annual Women's 5 Flint, Mich. Box 16179, Lansing MI Los Angeles. Michael Sims & Assoc., December 12 to January 6: Masters mile Race, sponsored by "Feel's 48901. (517) 485-5209. 5419 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles CA tour to South Africa. 90029. (213) 462-7360. Great." Divisions for Senior and August 30 (Sun): Midwest Masters 25K August 1 (Sat): 9th Aimual Corona Del Master Women, Nazareth College, Road Championships, Lake Bluff Jr. Mar Track Club "Don Palmer Rochester, NY. Mary Terziani, the High School (Rt. 176 & Sljeridan Rd.), Memorial" Relays, Santa Ana College, LONG DISTANCE Running Store, 10 Schoen Place, Lake Bluff IL. 8 a.m. Santa Ana, Ca. Seven relays plus in Rochester, NY 14534. August 31 (Mon): Blueberry Stomp dividual fields events. Dave Jackson, RUNNING July 4 (Sat): 15-mile "Country 15K, Plymouth, Indiana. Box 34, Plymouth IN 46563. 19103 S. Andmark Ave., Carson CA 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS Special," East Meridith, N.Y. Sept. 6 (Sun); Cleveland Heart-athon, 90746. (213) 638-7125. CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS Delaware County Runners, 36'/i Main Cleveland. 1689 East 115th St., -iVAugust 8-9 (Sat-Sun): 5th Annual CHAMPIONSHIPS St., Delhi NY 13753. (607) 746-9983. Cleveland OH 44106. (216) 791-7500. Home Savings & Loan Pan-American (Age 40 and over) July 5 (Sun): New England Athletics Masters Track & Field Championships, Congress Men's Masters 10km Cham Sept. 27 (Sun): America's Marathon, use, Los Angeles. Milliard Sumner, June or July: Penn Mutual/TAC Na pionship. 9:30 a.m. Fitchburg, Mass. Chicago. (7000) 676 N. LaSalle Chicago IL 60610. (312) 951-0660. 22713 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, tional Masters 25K Road Champion $1.50. Mail to Finnish Memorial Field, CA 91367. (213) 884-1349. ships, Denver, CO. Joe Arrizola, Box 2231, Fitchburg MA 01420. (617) October 3 (Sat): 8th Annual Santa Bar 12336 E. Kentucky Ave., Aurora CO 756-9614. MID-AMERICA bara Masters Track & Field Meet, 80012. (303) 343-0887. August 12 (Wed): Firefly 9KM Run, Univ. of California at Santa Barbara, Sept: TAC National Open and Masters Franklin, N.Y. 7 p.m. Delaware Coun Sept. 7 (Mon): Penn Mutual/TAC Goleta, CA. George Adams, P.O.Box 50 Mile Track Championships, Buf ty Runners, 36'A Main Street, Delhi Masters Triangular IOK: Kansas, K, Goleta, CA 93017. (805) 687-6323. falo, NY. Niagara TAC, 3925 Harlem NY 13753. (607) 746-6555. Nebraska, Colorado. Others welcome. December 4-8: Annual TAC Conven Rd., Buffalo NY 12246. (716) August 15 (Sat): 9th Falmouth Road tion, Reno, Nevada. P.O. Box 120, In- 839-3936. Race, 7.1 mile. Woods Hole, Mass. dianapoUs IN 46206.(317) 638-9155. Sept. 13 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Na (4000) Falmouth Recreation Dept., SOUTHWEST Main St. Falmouth MA 02540. (617) tional Masters 50K Road Champion June 27 (Sat): Challenger .8, Tulsa. 540-4417. NORTHWEST ships, Brattleboro, Vermont. Ann (918)834-3259. :,. Parry, Famolare AA, 4 E. 54th St.. Sept. 13 (Sua):^S-imIe Masters^Run. . -iVJuly 24-25 (Fri-Sat): Northwest New York, NY 10022. Westfield, Mass. 12 Noon. Wallet •N Seniors Track Classic. Gresham, OR. Sept: TAC National Junior and Childs, P.O. Box 1484, Springfield MOUNTAIN 6-11 p.m. Ideal conditions. Jim Masters 20K Road Championships, MA 01101. July 24 (Fri): 12th Annual Deseret Puckett, Mt. Hood College, 26000 SE Catskill, NY. Dick Vincent, Jet. 9W & Sept. 20 (Sun): Maple Leaf Half- News Marathon, Salt Lake City. P.O. Stark, Gresham, OR 97030. 23A, Catskill NY 12414. (518) Marathon, Manchester, Vermont. Guy Box 1257, Salt Lake City UT 84110. August 29-30 (Fri-Sat): Shakespeare 943-4767. Thomas, Way's Lane, Manchester August 1 (Sat): Heritage Days 5K, Col Masters Track & Field Classic. Sept. 26 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Na Center VT 05255. (802) 362-3401. umbia Falls, Montana. (406) 755-5300. Ashland, Oregon. 5:30-9 p.m. First tional Masters lOK Road Champion Sept. 20 (Sun): Philadelphia Distance August 2 (Sun): Pikes Peak Marathon, class facility at So. Oregon State Col ships, Kent, WA. Bob Langenbach, Half-Marathon Run, YMCA, 1421 Colorado. Rudolph Fahl, 15 El Paso lege. Write P.O. Box 119. Phoenix, 4261 So. 184th St. Seattle, WA 98188. Arch St., Philadelphia PA 19102. (215) Blvd., Manitou Springs CO 80829. OR 97535. Include SASE. (206) 433-8868. 241-1223. (303) 685-1034. October 4 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Sept 27 (Sun): The Great Race lOK, National Masters 15K Road Cham Pittsburgh. 400 City County Bldg., CANADA pionships, Washington DC (Mains Pittsburgh PA 15219. (412) 255-2350. WEST Point). SASE to Larry Noel, 105 Nor- June 13-14 (Sat-Sun): Ontario Masters thway Rd., Greenbelt MD 20770. (301) SOUTHEAST June 7 (Sun): Sri Chinmoy Marathon, T&F Championships, Oshawa, On 474-9362. Foster City, CA. Sundari Michaelian, tario. Chris Stones, 570 Hillcroft St., October: Penn Mutual/TAC National July 4 (Sat): Peachtree Road Race, 2438 16th Ave., San Francisco Ca Oshawa, Ontario LIG 7G5. (416) Masters 15K Cross-Country Cham lOK, Atlanta (25,000). Royce Hodge, 94116. 579-4039. pionships, New York, NY. New York 3224 Peachtree St. NE. Atlanta GA July 4 (Sat): Embarcadero 5-miIe nm. June 20-21 (Sat-Sim): North American RRC, Box 881, FDR Station, New 30305. Estuary Park, Oakland, Calif. John Masters Decathlon Championship, York NY 10150. (212) 580-6880. August 30 (Sun): Charleston Distance Notch, 230 Marlow Dr., Oakland CA Sherbrooke, Quebec. Ian Hume, RR November 21 (Sat): Penn Run, 15-mile, Charleston, West 94605. #1, Melbourne, Quebec. (819) Mutual/TAC National Masters lOK Virginia. P.O. Box 2749, Charleston July 4 (Sat): Coronado Half- 826-5418. Cross-Country Championships, WV 25330. (304) 348-6801. Marathon, San Diego. George Green, July 18 (Sat): Canadian Pentathon Houston. Pete League, 2043 Round Sept. 26 (Sat): Virginia 10-miler. 626 5th St., Coronado CA 92118. (714) Championships, Toronto. Aaron Kaz- Spring, Kingwood, TX 77339. (713) Lynchburg, VA (4000) Racing Ltd., 435-3633. dan, 58 Stonedene Blvd., Willowdale, 358-2515. 2484 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg VA July 12 (Sun): San Francisco Ontario M2R 3C9. Fee $5. November 28 (Sat): Penn 24503. (804) 528-2857. Marathon. P.O. Box 27385, San Fran August 8 (Sat): Prairie Masters T&F Mutual/TAC National Masters 5K cisco CA 94127. (415) 564-4771. Meet, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Cross-Country Championships, San August 9 (Sun): 4th Annual North August 15 (Sat): Inter-Club T&F Diego (Balboa Park). Bill Stock, 7160 Orange County lOK, Fullerton, Ca. Championships, Northview, Toronto Baldrich Rd., La Mesa CA 92041. MIDWEST Patsy Wendler, (714) 879-9622. and other provinces. (714) 466-8700. June 20 (Sat): 5th Grandma's August 22 (Sat); American's Finest Ci 7^ August 22-23 (Sat-Sun): Canadian Marathon, Two Harbors to Duluth, ty Half-Marathon, San Diego. Neil Masters Track & Field Champion Minn. Scott Keenan, 1533 W. Ar Finn, 3861 Front St., San Diego CA ships, Richmond, British Columbia. rowhead Rd., Duluth MN 55811. (218) 92103. (714) 297-3901. (604) 936-9045. 724-8616. ^ ^ \ V-^ vV * VV V*- .* "

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NORTHWEST MB, Canada R3C 2G1. (204) 453-0931. Sept. 13 (Sun): Montreal International 28,000 View Masters June 20 (Sat): Mayor's Midni^t Sun Marathon, Montreal. (3000) COMIM, Marathon, Anchorage, Alaska. Jim Case Postale 1570, Succarsale B., In Penn Relays Mayo, Pouch 6-650, Anchorage AK Montreal, PQ H3B 3L2. by PETE TAYLOR 99502. Sept. 20 (Sun): Canadian Masters lOK Road Race, Winnipeg, Manitoba. June 21 & 28: Masters 10k, Believue, PHILADELPHIA, April Wash., SNW, 320 N.E. 72nd St., Seat Sept. 26 (Sat): Canadian Masters 24-25—There were two masters events tle WA 98115. Women's 5K, Sunnybrook, Toronto. in the Penn Relays this year; a 4 X 100 June 28 (Sun): 4th Cascade Run Off . meter relay on Friday and a 4 X 400 15K, Portland, Oregon (6000). 1000 meter relay on Saturday, permitting Willamette-Center, Portland OR /JVT£/tNATIONAL three masters teams to run before a 97204. (503) 223-9016. June 27 (Sat): International Masters crowd of some 28,000—a rare treat. Sept. 13 (Sun): Nike/OTC Marathon, 25K Road Race, Brugge, Belgium. On Friday, a very quick Philadelphia Johnston (left), Apopka High School, set Eugene, Oregon. (1000) P.O.Box August 23 (Sun): Avon International a PR with a toss of 132'. Ken KWi, chairman 10412, Eugene OR 97440. (503) Masters team of Bob Stanford, Women's Marathon Championships. Dhamiri Abayami, Bert Lancaster and TFA/USA Southeast Region, won the 35-39 687-2477. javelin event with a heave of ISA'S' at Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Avon, 9 W. Jim Burnett scored a victory in 45.5 Sept. 19 (Sat): Prefontaine Memorial Southern Masters meet in Apopka, April 11. 57th St., New York NY 10019. (212) seconds despite a great deal of difficul Classic lOK, Coos Bay, Oregon. Mike 593-4257. ty in the final baton pass. They were Hodges, Box 210, Coos Bay OR. (503) followed by Trenton Masters (47.2), Jock's nthletic 267-7255. New York Pioneer Masters (47.5), and POSTAL Hi-Point Pacers AC of Pottstown, Pa. Supply CANADA January 1 to August 31: One-hour run. (49.6). Screened T-Shirts as Low as $1.85 June 14 (Sun): Manitoba Marathon, All Huff, 18127 1st Ave. N.W. Seattle, On Saturday, the Potomac Valley ($1.50 in Kid's Sizes) Winnipeg. P.O. Box 53, Winnipeg, WA 98177. (206) 542-2930. Seniors team of Rudy Enders, John Embroidered Patches —ffibbons Sanders, Larry Colbert, and Alby CHRCXOOMiX Timers & CiocKs New List of World & U.S. 5-Year Marks Williams turned in a 3:32.7 to hold off Race Supply Mtarshouse (Buy-Rent) continuedfrom page 1 Jim Burnett (50.2 anchor) and the 1980 issue of NMN. Dozens of ample, in the field events, the list now Philadelphia Masters. Philadelphia women's records were set in shows both English and metric marks. dropped the baton on the 3rd lap but Christchurch. Only a handful ofmarks The 1981 Age-Record Book, which turned in a 3:34.2 despite the lapse. remain from the 1960's. The list of lists world and U.S. bests for each age, Trenton Masters finished 3rd in men's records will be published next was delayed but will be available this 9fftt frm or discwtod mm UQiriptwt 3:35.2.n rontols, •^uerti'slng* priMS, otc., wftli month in NMN. month. If you've sent in your money, vDliOtt p«irck«SM...caT1 A tot «li«t m cm off^r! Mundle continues to develop greater your copy will be air-mailed to you Jad Mf«t - tai ISSU.Sa MN^a IMIl sophistication with his computer pro shortly. If you'd like a copy, it's $4.00. nL41S/Ml-311l gramming of masters marks. For ex- Just fill out the form on page 3.D

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From the T&F Chairman continuedfrom page 1 JIM WEED (39") would have been a new U.S. Regardless of age, everyone had an mark, but it was wind-aided. equal chance to win, based solely on WAVA Standards expect the motion to include a request Butler was undefeated in the hurdles ability. Fetter, who actually ran 86.5 1. I feel most masters T&F com for WAVA standards to be used at the as a sub-master. He only lost maybe meters, passed Caruso in the last fc petitors get the greatest personal feel '83 Nat'ls if they differ from those one or two races in his other strides to win in 11.22. Mundle's tables r>^ adopted. Your input for the rough are based on a 30-year-old getting a n' - ing of accomplishment from com specialites, the 100 and 200, and the scratch start, so an 11.22 by a 30-year- ii-- peting against their own PRs. At draft are solicited. masters track and field world has been old would have equaled Fetter's per meets, the social aspect is as important 5. The "1981 Official Rules for anxiously awaiting his arrival into the formance. as the actual competition. Winning Athletics" book is now available for $6 40-and-over bracket. He set meet re itself will not do that. For a few, the cords today in the 100 in 10.93, not far r# from: TAG/USA Book Order Dept., •Castro won top 70-f track H• collegiate-type drive to be the best and P.O. Box 120, Indianapolis IN 46206. off Thane Baker's world and American laurels with wins in the 100 (14.2, a 'I- always win is a driving motivational The rules in this book are the only of record of 10.7. He clocked 22.7 in the new meet record), 2(X) (30.9), long force. !' ficial published masters rules and stan 200, short of Baker's U.S. standard of jump (12-6'A) and triple jump (24-3). ')• • dards that I have. It is hard to ask a 22.3. And all this was done on a dirt 1 - 2. 1 do not feel most masters T&F Thanks to Dave Jackson, the new competitors are satisfied with all the meet director to use WAVA standards track. WAVA hurdle spacings were used. Vj ; when they are different from those WAVA standards and multi-event Other top performers: Jackson spent over an hour before the published. Rule 250,251, and 252 will 11 > scoring tables, but we can expect •Gene Driver won the 2(X) (21.9) meet with a long tape, marking the be updated in December for the 1982 WAVA standards in Puerto Rico in and 400 (49.5) to take outstanding proper WAVA spacings, which are not rule book. Your input through your '83. I would expect a very large turn track performer in the 30-39 group. marked on American tracks. Association representative, if he or she out of Americans. We hope to have the •George Cohen defeated Gary Since each group uses different spac goes to Reno, is important. '83 Nat'l T&F meet in the south or Miller in the 40-49 400, 52.0 to 52.7. ings, the meet got a half-hour behind 6. The five committee members southeast about one month prior to the •A1 Henry took outstanding field schedule while adjustments were made. World meet. The Nat'l T&F Meet will and their addresses are listed below. Another problem arose when the This is an appointed committee now, honors in the 40-49 division with a 19-3 be a natural stepping stone to the long jump and 41-10 triple jump. called-for 33" heights for the 60-1- and will be made an official TAG World, and we would have great •Bob Watanabe doubled with group had to be set at 30" instead, Masters committee in Reno. I feel this justification to use WAVA standards wins in the 50-54 bracket in the 100 since the college's hurdles cannot be set committee should meet at the National at the '83 Nat'ls. (12.3) and 200 (25.6). at the 33" level. T&F meet to select a slate to be of 3. Now to address the current com •Tom Patsalis won both jumps in ficially approved in December. For Clerk of the course Laszlo Tabbri plete lack of standardization of meets the 50-54 category in 18' and 36 '6". throughout the U.S. Whether WAVA now any concerns about weights, finally lost his patience and said; "It's or other hurdle heights, weights-for number of throws, etc., should be sent •Pete Fetter won the 100 in 13.2, messing up the meet. They should leave age groups, or scoring for multi-events to a committee member. for a new meet record in the 60-69 divi the spacings alone for each group." are used at a meet is determined by the sion. Fetter also took the 200 (28.4), Some hurdlers liked the new spac individual meet director. He tries to Chuck Klehm Javelin (146-5), and won the special ings. Some wished for a return to the satisfy the competitors as he perceives 2 East Algonquin Rd. 100 age handicap in a close finish with standard 30-feet between. Butler their wants. This office can control na Arlington Heights, IL 60005 Joe Caruso, 7L and John Damski, 66. smashed one hurdle clean in two en tional meets and, to a degree, regional Fetter started behind those two and route to his record. Clearly, 1981 is an meets. However, beyond that, the will Mike Hill two others in a staggered start based on experimental year for the hurdles. • of the majority of the masters com 100 Gateway Point age tables compiled by National petitors needs to be indicated to get Peachtree City, GA 30269 Records Chairman Pete Mundle. Results in back pages. standardization. There is no require ment that we accept all WAVA stan Len Olson dards or scoring. 179 BQ Ross Lane 4. A motion will be proposed in Jericho, VT 05465 Reno at the Nat'l TAG convention NORTH AMERICAN with what is hoped to be the desire of Phil Partridge the majority of T&F masters. The 2060 W. 32nd St. MASTERS weight pentathlon proposal will be Holland, MI 49423 prepared by Chuck Klehm's commit tee, the decathlon proposal by Ed George Ker TRACK & FIELD Oleata's, and the T&F proposal by a 8220 Lanedon #36 group formed at Los Gatos. I would Van Nuys, GA 91406 CHAMPIONSHIPS :Most Complete loventoi^ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania July 3—4—5 UncI* : ofTrack & Field Marty Lovas Hosted by Philadelphia Masters :Equipmentinthe Youl Track and Field Association : Country! • rwritetbr"! ^ - Meet Director: Fred Mannis : FREE Same day Meet Administrator: Bert Lancaster I LCatalogfJ Sc]*vice! ^ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL (after May 15) : tfNCLS MARTYT, CALL THE UNCLE MARTY (215) 642-2478 (Days) : SNSAKSR SARMI * 15 West Oakland Avenue HOTLINE 215345-8856 (215) 525-3173 (evenings) • aDoylestown, Pa. 189011 .-.A\VWA«\VvV

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• June 1 is the deadline for requesting 4 in Boulder City, Nevada. Vance MacDonald, an entry form for the New York City 44, was 1st master in 36:21. Marathon. Send a AVa" X SVi" BASE to: • Not ail races draw 5000 runners. A Marathon Entries, Box 1388 GPO, New York, thundering herd of 22 showed up for the NY 10001. Westiake, Calif. 30k April 12. "We planned • National Masters Track & Field for more," director Brian Prltchard deadpan- • In addition to Herb Lorenz' U.S. • Terry Brady, 40 was 1st master in the Chairman Jim Weed announces the 1981 Na Oklahoma City Lake Hefner 10-mtle Run in '' ned. Jesse Cook led the 40-f- turnout in tional Weight Pentathlon will be held Masters record 47:18 in the Nike Champion ship 15K April 11, he clocked a 24:54 in a 1:01:32 March 21. Jim Smith, 58, was best 1:59:41. September 12-13 at a site yet to be announced. • Bill Gookin announced the sale of 5-miier April 26 in the brotherly love city. On 50-59 in 1:09:04. Lewis Fisher, 60, notched Chicago's Chuck Klahm will act as meet ERG (Gookinaid) April 14 to the Courtesy May 2, he logged a good 37:53.9 1:13:52. director. Coffee Company, a subsidiary of the Mer 12-kilometer in Pennsauken, New Jersey. • For info on Oklahoma events, con • Weed says a masters field events chandise Leasing Company, inc. of St. • Herb Chlsholm, 54, blazed a 2:38:30 tact Joe McDaniel at 918-834-3^. camp is proposed for Denver August 17-21 Louis, Missouri. Gookin said the move was marathon on a hot (73° F) and humid April • The TulsafAmerican Cancer Society following the National Masters T&F Cham an effort to improve marketing and ex 12 in the D.C. Marathon, placing 4th overall. 8km is set for June 27 at 8 a.m. pionships in Los Gatos, Calif. August 14-15. posure of ERG. He said It will leave him free if anyone is interested in coming back Ed Gelsendaffer, 40, notched 2:41:50 for 8th overall. Tom Sheahen, 40, logged 2:50:52 in to "personally promote my favorite drink." through Denver for such a camp, contact WEST He will also act as production consultant. 21st place. Weed. (Address on page 2.) •A San Jose State University alumni No change in the ERG formula will be im • Linda Slpprelle, 45, bettered the U.S. • Tom Sturak reports a masters race is team of Sam Davis, Kirk Clayton, John Carlos 45-49 women's 25k mark in New York in plemented without Gookin's personal being planned as part of an international and Tommle Smith tied the world best of 1:43:20. Toshiko D'Ella, 50, posted 1:48:50. authorization. athletics meeting in Nijmegen, Holland July 43.8 for the sub-masters 400-meter relay • Anna Tfiornhlll broke the women's • Survival Run, the documentary film 17. it would be the first such masters race. May 2 In the San Jose National Invitational. 40-44 20-miie mark with a 2:16:23 in Central that features San Francisco blind runner Possible contestants include Blllups, Vlnk, • Bruce Springbett edged Hans Park. Harry Cordallos in the popular Dipsea run, Connolly and Vlllanueva. Bruhner, 23.9 to 24.0 in the Masters 200 in • In the same race, Gary Muhrcke broke has won first prize in more than 20 different • National Records Chairman Pate the same meet. film festivals. Mundia reports' another world record was the men's U.S. 40-44 mark with 1:48:25, as • Pete Mundle, 52, starting his come Cahit Yeter eclipsed the 45-49 standard in • Nor-Cal Running Review reports Bill broken at the 4th World Games in back after a 4-year bout with various 1:56:19. - Scobey, 36, a 2:15 marathoner a few years Christchurch. John Alexander broke Bill stomach ailments, eased to a 38:04 in the ago, was at the 22-miie mark of the Fiesta Morales 60-64 pentathlon record, scoring Marina del Rey 10k May 3. "I'm half-way Bowl Marathon in December when he spot 2033 points (lAAF tables) to better Morales' SOUTHEAST back," he said. ted a man entering the race. Hoping to pre 1990 set at Goteborg, Sweden in 1977. • Royce Hodge says the 12th Annual • Mike Tymn, 43, of Honolulu, has t>een vent a "Rosie Ruiz" incident, Scoljey told • Want more info on race walking? Peachtree Road race will take place July 4, out of action for 5 weeks. "It's the most I've the intruder to "get off the course." He was Two top publications are: 1) Masters Walker, 1981. In 1980, the Peachtree was the largest missed in the last 25 years," he lamented. met with an obscene gesture and the man published by Alan Wood, Regency House, road race in the western hemisphere with "The back doesn't seem to be improving, so began running. Scobey caught up, and the Rm. 255, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444; and 2) 25,000 registered runners. This year, it will I don't know what's happening." Tymn has man said: "if you've got enough energy to Golden Gate Walker, published by Harry again be limited to 25,000. Directed by the gained 15 pounds and says he may "take up talk, why don't you make me get off." One Siitonen, 106 Sanchez St., Apt.17, San Fran Atlanta Track Club, this year's race acquired the shot put or go for the next Mr. Hawaii punch later, the man was lying stunned in a cisco Ca 94114. the sponsorship of the prestigious Atlanta contest." roadside ditch while Scobey was t>eing con • Michael Granby of Sun Runner Promo Constitution, Atlanta Journal and Coca- • Vicki Bigelow, 45, of San Lorenzo, gratulated by other runners. He went on to tions, who handled the Jordache Profes Cola. The ATC is one of the largest running Calif, reportedly ran a 36:23 in a San Fran finish 15th in a time of 2:29:25. sional $100,000 Los Angeles Marathon Clubs in the nation with over 1500 members, cisco 10k, which would break MUa Kania's • Bob Humphreys announces a reunion March 29, is enthusiastic about cash putting on 25 other races during the year women's 45-49 standard of 36:29. Bigelow of the Southern California Siriders—era awards for masters divisions in upcoming and weekly summer track & field meets. also sped 36:43 in the Saucony 10k at Stan 1957-1964—will be held at Taix Restaurant professional events. Sun Runner is contac • Charlie Baker, 42, ran a 29:30 5-miler ford U. January 1. She ran a 29:10 5-miles in m Los Angeles June 25. "All those who ting potential sponsors. in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Herb Laws, 47, the converse Open in Los Altos January 4. trained under coaches Don WInton, Joe • HART (Halt All Racist Tours), the anti- logged 31:25; Jack Wall, 52, 32:35; BUI Hard- • Kay Atkinson, 64, logged a 47:22 10k Mangan and Chuck Coker are invited to at apartheid group which used the 4th World man, 57, 37:42; and Pat Stone, 61, 35:17. in the San Francisco Bonnie Bell race, im tend," Humphreys said. For info, call (213) Veterans Games in New Zealand in January • Rudy Vlaardlngerbroek, 33, of Naples, proving her own 60-64 standard of 49:46. 848-8568. as a dress rehearsal for its planned Florida wins honors for the longest name in • Chris Miller, 45, of Glendale, Calif, is demonstrations against this summer's visit the masters program. A free pair of Nikes if a competitor on the Glendale Junior College of the South African rugby team, is hard at it you're caUed upon and can spell it correctly. track team. Her t>est marks are a 106-8 NORTHWEST again. Thousands participated in marches Rudy and Ed Hill, 38, achieved 3536 points javelin throw on March 16 against Compton • Michael Heffernan, 40, placed 3rd and rallies throughout New Zealand May 1, and 3769 points, respectiviey, in an open College. She has run a 13.4 100 meters and overall in 32:43 in the Lynden Downtown declared national mobilization day against weight pentathlon April 4 in Tampa. Rudy heaved the discus 81 feet. "I'm training Classic 10k April 25. the tour. HART claimed it was "the largest V's Stats: Shot, 45-2; Discus, 136-3; Javelin, hard, and I'm throwing further each time," • Olive Davles, 65, ran the Governor's and most widespread anti-apartheid ac 212-5; Hanhmer, 132-1; 35# wt, 40-10. Hill's Miller says. "It's a real adventure. As soon Trophy half-marathon in Saiem, Oregon in tivities ever seen in New Zealand." After its American record performance; Shot 51-2; as the college meets are over, I shall return 1:18:16, a new age group record had the New Zealand tour, the South African rugby Discus, 158-1-,; Javelin, 170-f; Hammer, to my kind: the Masters." course been certified. team is scheduled to tour the U.S. Politics 142-i-;35#wt, 46-F. • Jacqueline Hansen was 1st woman • The Shakespeare Masters Track & in New Zealand are bitterly polarized over finisher in the Catalina Marathon March 22 Field Classic is set tor 5:30 p.m. August the tour, scheduled to run from July to MIDWEST in 3:24. 28-29 at the Southern Oregon State College September. Rugby is the most popular sport • Merle Knox, 59, of Milwaukee, • Paul RIchel was 1st 60->- in the track in Ashland, with a first class ail- in both countries. This year's tour will be journeyed to Las Vegas March 8 to win the 1:36:15 in the Mt. Sac half-marathop April weather track. Ashland is the home of the the first attempt by the Springboks to play 50-1- division (17th out of 200) of the 25. Eddie Lewin was t>est 60 -y in the Playa Oregon Shakespearean Festival, with after its rival since an aborted 1973 tour. Nautilus 10k in 39:13. Vista, Calif. 10k April 5 in 40:25. noon and evening performances in three • Just back as a guest of the South • Ed Hoyle, 45, vaulted 13 feet, 6 inches • Sandy Brauca, 4mile run April Crater Lake. WAVA North American representative. in Kent, Ohio. • Joe Henderson, former editor of Run ner's World, who led the successful move MID AMERICA 5 KILOMETER RUN ment to Include a women's marathon In the 1984 Olympics, has moved to Eugene, • Ray Stevens topped Bob Elwood, Sat., June 6,10 A.M. Prospect Park, Brooklyn Oregon to take over as Senior Editor of the 33:27 to 35:01 in the Guard Spring Run in popular, new Running magazine, "It's part- Lincoln, Nebraska. Irv Weston was best 50 -<- Registration starts at 8:30 A.M. at time," Henderson says, "leaving me free to in 41:57. Parkside Circle near the Tennis Courts. • The TFA Central Regional Decathlon do other things." ALL ENTRIES ARE POST-ENTRIES »Terry Manners of Australia, a World Is set for June 6-7 at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. Open and masters divi ENTRY FEES:S2.00for those under 20 yrs. of age. Games medalist, will compete in the U.S. in S4.00for those over 20 yrs. of age. late 1981. sions. See schedule for details. PRIZES: Trophiesto the first three &Medals for 4th &5th place EAST SOUTHWEST in tlie following divisions • Ken Bernard, National TAG Masters I • Danny Thiel, 32, Tulane track coach MEN: under 15:15-19:20-29:30-39:40-49:50 -r Long Distance Running Chairman, has ap and director of the 1st T/C Southern pointed Bob Fine as the Eastern LDR Chair Masters T&F Championships in New WOMEN: under 15:15-19; 20-29: man. "I hope to organize the region for Orleans May 30, pulled a groin while run Regional LDR Masters Championships 3 ning with his team. "I couldn't walk," he The race will take place along the inner roadway of Prospect Park (slightly less years in advance," Fine said. "I've already than one lap) starting near Parfcside Circle. In the event of a largenumber of com said. "But I put on some DMSO. It was petitors the race may be dividedinto sections based on age and sex. contacted about 120 clubs in the region." If amazingJTie pain.disappeared, and I was any Eastern club is interested in sponsoring able to run again." Sponsored by the a Masters arwJ Sut)-Masters Championship • Al Lawrence, 51, of Houston, logged in 1982, 1983, and 1984, contact Fine at 77 a 53:20 to finish 12th of 181 in a Houston NEW YORK MASTERS CLU8 SHELTON HEALTH CENTER 77 Prospect Place. 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1 didn't take long for Newton to It was in late June of last year that recognize that he had some talent. His Newton began to experience pain in the first real competitive effort in an all scrotum. He found that it didn't comers track meet was 56 second bother him too much to run, but he quarter. was unable to jump. He visited the "It took me about four years to doctor and was informed that he had a learn how to run," he said. He credits tumor on one testicle. Testing and suc much of his progress and success to cessful surgery followed. Four weeks Fred Jones, coach of the L.A. Mer- after being discharged from the curettes and of West L.A. College. hospital, he ran in a benefit 5,000 "I didn't know anything about meter race. by MIKE TYMN training, pacing, stretching, or warm "The doctor was shocked when I ing up, and I had terrible form," he told him about it," Newton com continued. "I learned from Fred and mented, "but he said that he an "i had to pass three cemeteries on by watching his world class girls and by ticipated a quick recovery on my part Nick Newton—Back the way home from school, " he ex running with them. I think girls train because my body is that of a 25-year- In High Gear plained, "and I'd run full blast past all harder than men. When we trained old." of them and then sort ofjog between." together, they didn't want to let an old Although he has returned to com They say that the speed goes first. Part black, white, and Cherokee In guy like me beat them, and at the same petition, Newton has not quite re Apparently, nobody told Nick dian, Newton attended a black high time I didn't like the idea ofgirls doing turned to his pre-surgery form. Com Newton. Since taking up track and school in Tarboro. They had no track me in, so we sort of pushed each other peting recently in a Hawaii meet, he field seven years ago, the 47-year-old or track team there. After leaving high along." clocked 11.3 and 23.8 while clearing tool & dye maker from Los Angeles school, he spent a few years in the Ar A typical intense workout under 5 '8 " in the high jump. has been getting faster and faster. my and then settled down in Los Jones was 20 x 220 in sets of five or 15 "I haven't been training with the Now back in full stride after a bout Angeles . X 150 at a faster pace. same intensity that I was before the with cancer last year, Newton is look It was while attending an AAU track Soon after he began competing, AAU/TAC Championship in ing to improve on his 22.8 sec. 200 meet in which his daughter was com Newton applied his craft to his own Philadelphia last year," (where he set meter and 51.0 sec. 400 meter perfor peting that he became interested in need and made himself a starting his 400 WR and won the 100 (11.53) mances turned in before his surgery. track. block. Today, Newton Products, Ltd., and the 200 (23.55), and took second in He'd also like to lower his 11.1 best at "1 wasn't into anything then except a one man operation, produces the the high jump at 5-10 he said. "But 100m and raise his S'llVi" high jump workin' and smokin'," he said. "My "faster loading" and no replacement I'm gradually getting my endurance mark. father had just died of ranger and I was part blocks for some of the top univer back and I hope to be back where I was sities and leading competitors in the before by August." country. Newton doesn't know how fast he Newton continues to work an eight was or could have been 25 years ago, hour day for Norris Industries in their but many observers of the track scene dish washer and garbage disposal divi feel that he would have been an Olym sion, then tufns to his own business pian then, perhaps even a candidate for during the evenings. His blocks are all the world's fastest human. We'll never hand-made and it takes him about know. three hours to create one, averaging "Vm just happy \ iound the sport one a night. when I did," he concluded. "And with His training is sandwiched in be the cancer and all, I'm just counting tween jobs, although he works out only my blessings this year. I'll take four days a week. whatever comes."•

KANIA BREAKS 10-MILE MARK 1:04:36 set 3 weeks ago. Wilfredo Rios, 64, (68:35) and Mary 1400 Couples in Rodriguez, 59, (88:56) captured the age 120-1- division by 22 minutes in Although he never put on a pair of going through two packs a day. I Trevira lO-Miler 2:37:31. track shoes until he was 40, Newton figured it was about time that I got into NEW YORK, April 26— In the A total of 2829 runners started and was doing intervals during his youth in something that would benefit my spring a person's fancy lightly turns to 2321 finished. • Tarboro, North Carolina. Basketball health. 1 saw all those people having a thoughts of ... the Trevira Twosome Results in back pages. was his only sport then and he'd fre good time at the track meet and so 1 10-mile race through flowers-in-bloom quently stay at school and play until thought I'd give it a try. I started out Central Park in what has to qualify as dark. by just jogging with my daughter." the nation's most romantic race. 1415 couples toed the line for the 3rd Robinson Wins Marathon in 2:18 continuedfrom page 1 annual event which has become one of with a superb 2:18:44 triumph in the Wendy Robertson was 1st over-35 the country's major races. 1040 Canadian Masters Marathon Cham female finisher. The Van couples finished, led by the awesome pionships today. couver/Portland resident defeated San duo of Herb Lindsay and Patti In only his 2nd marathon (he was Francisco's Karen Scannell, 42, Catalano in a combined time of first master in the 1980 New York 2:51:55 to 2:56:49. Victoria Aldridge 1:39:57. Marathon in 2:22:12), he topped all of Seattle was 3rd in 2:58:40, with Bob Fischer, 40, (52:32) and Anna previous masters marathoners with the Leith Drury-Piper of Toronto 4th in Thornhill, 40, (63:45) two of the top ./ lone exception of the great Jack Foster, 2:59:42. masters runners in the East, won the also of New Zealand, who strung The two winners—Robinson and combined age 80-99 division in together a series of sub-2:20 marathons Robertson—won a free trip to Tokyo 1:56:17. from age 41 to 46, including' the world in 1982 to compete in the 15th World Ralph Zimmerman, 39, (52:14) and veterans record of 2:11:19 in 1974. Veterans Distance Running Champion Pat Bessell, 43, (64:36) placed 2nd, Robinson defeaed a top-flight field, ship Marathon. followed by Fritz Mueller, 44, and including Robert Moore of Toronto Robinson has returned to his English Hermine Bartee, 42. (2:24:22), Lloyd Walker of New professor duties in Wellington, but will Herbert Kania, 52, (59:29) and Mila .Zealand (2:25:58), John Robinson of retucn to the U.S. in late 1981 or early Kania, 49, (62:00) easily won the New Zealand (2:29:37) and Bill Foulk 1982 for six weeks to compete in a 100-119 age division by 10 minutes. of Bozeman, Montana (2:31:40). series of road races. • Mila's time is a new 45-49 age mark, Eileen Phillipa-Watson Results in back pages. surpassing Linda Sipprelle's pending Photo by RIelwd Lse Slotldn vvv\* vv» \ v\ \ A > \ V vy N^% '*^v\\*?*»•

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Reinke, however, said: "Any bills publications, including the National but it makes me mad. They know they Brooks Master Runs that may have gone through me, were can get away with it, and it's like a Masters Newsletter. The two ads given to George Dietel, Marketing Brooks placed in NMN have yet to be game to them" in Jeopardy Director. Brooks historicaUy has been paid for, despite monthly statements The General Accounting Office even late in paying its bills. But all of the The Brooks Master Runs, begun being mailed to their Hanover offices. found that federal agencies had masters related bills were turned in and with such promise in 1980, may now be California Track and Running News, delayed paying 39% of their invoices all race-related materials were turned in jeopardy because of personnel another publication which accepted beyond 30 days. FuDy 90% were owed in as well. The accounting department changes in the Hanover, Pennsylvania Brooks ads, was paid 7 months late, to small business. would tell me the bills would be paid by shoe company as well as because of and only after several long distance One response drawing much support the end of the week,But they weren't." Unahcial problems due partly to an ap phone calls to Brooks' accounting is the "Late Payments Act of 1981" parent plateauing of the so-called run department in Pennsylvania. Greehan asked NMN to send the bill proposedby Sen. Jim Sasser(D-Tenn), ning boom. Bills were slow to be paid for some directly to him. "I apologize for the of the Senate Select Committee on The race series for men over 40 and races. Dave Theall, director of the delay," he said, "As soon as I get your Small Business, which would require women over 35 was contested in three Washington Brooks Master Run, invoice, we'll send the check out within certain finns to pay interest on late locations last fall: Chesterton, Indiana received his $700 about March 28, five the day." payments. (near Chicago), Washington and San months after the race, and only after NMN sent the invoice the same day One of Brooks' largest creditors Francisco. Intense competition was repeated requests. A source said the and again a month later. As ofMay 11, reportedly is John Walker, who has a evident in each of the three runs. course measuffer didn't receive a pro the bill remains unpaid. royalty agreement for his endorsement Numerous American records were mised $1(X), and Mike Greehan (of Bill Cockerham, publisher of of the RT-1 racing shoes bearing his set at the three distances contested: 20, Brooks) had to work out a deal with California Track and Running News, name. According to one source. said: "If Brooks wants to run any 15 and 25 kilometers respectively. shoes. Walker is owed $80,000 in past fees. But the Brooks Shoe Manufacturing Joe Henderson, who directed the more ads in our paper, it'll have to be Greehan, however, said: "It has Company, while seemingly still in San Francisco race, said he received his cash in advance." something to do with John's tax struc One of the problems is the cyclical terested in continuing the succesful payments okay. "And Brooks paid for ture in New Zealand. Any money that nature of the running-shoe business, series, has been noticeably slow in giv all the plane tickets up front," he said. we owe Walker is not our doing. We Higdon explains; the fact that because ing any details on its 1981 plans. And "But they didn't pay me when I went could pay John right now jf that were of weather conditions, few shoes are the two main architects of the series, to Chesterton." Henderson said he was the most beneficial for everybody. But sold in the winter. Then when spring Hal Higdon and Dean Reinke, no supposed to go there and give a talk at/ it would not be." longer are working with Brooks. the banquet for $500. "I sent bills, comes and the weather warms, With demand still high for its shoes, everyone suddenly wants a new pair of Higdon, who had been working as a repeatedly," he said, "but I never got a however. Brooks undoubtedly will sur- running shoes. As a result, manufac part-time consultant with Brooks for dime." vivie its current cash-flow problems nearly IVi years, severed that relation turers need to spend a lot of money on and possibly the Brooks Masters Runs ship after the last of the races last fall, materials and labor at a time when will also survive. Though separated citing in public a desire to devote his there is little income. from the shoe company, Reinke has "Brooks has been through these time to other areas, mainly writing and Henderson added: "I don't know been consulting with races, doing cash-flow problems before," admits developing his travel business, why they didn't pay. Reinke said more clinics, racing throughout the country, Roadrunner Tours. In private, than once that he'd take care of it. He Higdon. "Last winter, most of the while continmng to write his two run however, Higdon admitted that he was finally said the race director was sup athletes who work with Brooks and ning columns. wear their shoes went without dissatisfied with the company's opera posed to take care of it. I guess it's an "I'm not sure as to what Brooks' in paychecks from January into April. tions. indication of hard times." tentions are concerning the masters But eventually they paid, right before Reinlce became director of promo Higdon, who had worked for series," Reinke said, "but I would be the Boston Marathon, and I'm sure tions for Brooks after a successful Brooks on a monthly retainer basis, more than happy to assist anyone who they'll catch up on their past bills this career as a track competitor for In also admitted that the company owed would like to continue it." spring again." diana University (where he ran a 4:02 him about $700 for past services and Dietel said "we have been more than Higdon added; "What 1 do resent is mile and 13:30 three-mile). He recently expenses, but says he is not worried thrilled with the Brooks Master Runs their, in a sense, asking the athletes to lost his job along with a number of about eventually collecting it. and intend to continue with them and other employees during a general "You'd be surprised who else owes provide their financing. They don't even expand upon them in the up and want to go into the money market and layoff at the company which, with a me money," Higdon told National coming year. We at Brooks also feel pay high interest rates, and I guess I 15% share of tKe market, ranks third Masters Newsletter. "A well-known badly about Dean leaving. However, I can't blame them. So each month I behind Nike ani Adidas in sales of race promoter from New Jersey travel think it was best for both of us." send them a new bill and add an 18% running shoes in the U.S. ed to the Avon Marathon with our tour Greehan added: "We're definitely finance charge, just like the gas and The Wall Street Journal recently group last summer and never paid $600 interested in continuing the Master electric company does to me when I reported that Brooks in February laid for air fare. One of the women runners Runs." don't pay m^bills." off 10 clerical and administraive walked out on $300tworth of telephone The series was a good idea, and the employees at its Hanover head bills. And I have a $25,000 claim Concerning the actual reason for three races held were done extremely quarters, and 200 workers in Puerto against a West Coast publisher for in Higdon's departure several months well. Unfortunately, the good will that Rico where its shoes are made. The correct royalty payments and copyright before that of Reinke, Hal claims only: should have accrued to the company Journal quotes Bruce Tobin, franchise violations. Life goes on, and 1 suspect I "I could see that problems were begin for its largesse has largely been frit coordinator of Athlete's Foot will get repaid by Brooks a lot sooner ning to develop." Although he was tered away in the financial after Marketing Associates (370 stores) as than by any o^them." seen wearing Nike shoes at the World math. • saying: "The running-shoe market has Theall said he credited Greehan for" Veteran Games in New Zealand, definitely flattened out. ^. In a market .his payment. "Greehan blames Reinke Higdon claims he has no arrangement like this, only the strong will survive." for the delay," he added. with the othCT company. Victor F. Zonana, Staff Reoprter for The National Masters Newsletter "Holding up money for small the Journal further comments: "Some contacted Greehan. He admitted business is usual practice for some observers think most of the smaller money has been "real tight" lately, but companies," says Archie Kaplan, head running-shoe makers that have sprung said he knew nothing of the outstan of a New York corporation. "These up in recent years will disappear, leav ding NMN or CTRN bills. companies profit from the float bet ing the field to four or five manufac "Reinke got any bills that had to do ween what they owe and what they turers." Mr. Zonana suggests that with the Masters Runs,"'Greehan said. have to pay. As a matter of course, Brooks may be one of the strong sur "He was never in to approve a lot of ihey just don't pay on time to suppliers vivors, but the company's financial the invoices, and didn't take care of wherever they can get away with it, and track record over recent months sug them for "a long time. Then he took all it's small business that's most gests some weaknesses. his files with him when he and Brooks vulnerable." When Brooks announcefts series of parted company. A lot of people have Nancy Van Wyck, San Francisco Rudy Vlaardingartaroak, 33. makes a one-arm Master Runs late last summer, it did so told me they sent bills directly to Dean, caterer, owed $3500 by a national cor landing and placed 2nd in the HJ at 5'2' at with ads in many regional running and have not gotten the money yet." poration,, says: "It's not the money. Southern Masters in Orlando, April 11. page 10 National Masters Newsletter June 1981

Moline who went west, dyed his hair ning.Not to make people healthy, not to yellow and started acting like either a help them live longer, or lose weight, fruit or a nut. but because—it was there! That isn't Are You Old 1 remember my early activity in the exactly the right saying but you know Masters program. We hosted the Na what 1 mean. Enough to tional Track and Field Meet in Chicago 1 remember the first Pan American Remember? and the star ofour affair was an athlete games at Home Federal^ or was it Cal who ran and jumped like a veritable 35 Worthington Dodge? Entirely befit year old. Unfortunately, he was 35 ting, Hillard Summer asked all of us to years old and in that he claimed to be bow our heads and join Walt Butler in by W. MacDonald Miller 40, it did present certain complica the Lord's prayer. Who will ever forget tions. No prob, my suggetion was to Walt's stirring interpretation: "Now I fake it. If he did, why couldn't we? No lay me down to sleep," etc. dice, our moral majority, spearheaded 1 remember the first time 1 saw by east coast purists, hung the poor Frank Shorter. It was in that citadel of On occasion, I enjoy trying to than the Greeks' on west Harrison in guy from the crossbar on the tackling handicap running, Michigan City, In remember the early days of my inven Chicago, and furthermore, Ernie's dummy machine. We had to cut him diana. It must have been 1977 and if tion, the different stages it's subse doesn't even have hamburger steak on down before he croaked however, to ever anyone seemed bigger than life, it quently been through, and me along the menu. Who needs 'em? find out where the dirty rat had hidden was Shorter. Great mane of hair, aloof with them. For my money, it's not dif I remember my first run to the nude the 504 medals we gave him earlier in in an appealing way. Ivy League, ficult to remember the best of those beach in San Diego. Unless you're a the day. If only it could have happened Olympic gold and all the myth that sur stages—it was when the women were mountain goat, you must run down the at the World Games in some happy set rounds the true superstar. No road running braless. Believe me, in those beach several miles to get a look. We ting, like say Hanover. There was runner, before or after, ever caused the days, every woman was a somebody! kept passing these sailors who in the material there for WWIll. awe that accompanied Shorter in the Forget your prejudges or preferences, a spirit of the occasion had taken off 1 remember Arnie Richards, a real 70's. somebody! Maybe a something on oc their shirts. Cool man, black pants, librarian and also a wonderful and ec I've always loved names, names like casion but for the most part, a real black shoes and "Casper the Ghost" centric guy who lived alone with a Rod Carew, Jarvis Redwine, Conway somebody. from the waist up. They'd all ask, Sheltie. He left the U of C and went to Twitty, MacDonald Carey. 1 don't As in most things pleasant, it "How far to Black's Beach?" "Don't Kansas where he wrote me long and know Ellison Goodall (pronounced couldn't be left alone however. They know Buddy, we're here to do interval precise letters. Because of Arnie and a Goo-Dahl) but I love her name. Sure as had to go out and get themselves a training. Our scene is pain, you few others, 1 knew the AAU wasn't hell, she'll go and marry some guy special running bra. Now everyone pervert " totally bad. A couple of years ago he named Peterson. looks very stiff and proper, like a nun. What a disappointment! There were died on a run with his dog and we're all 1 remember people I've met; Scott It took much of the uniqueness out of about a 100 people in the nude. Scuzzy a little less, without him. Hamilton, wonder why he always wore their stride, so to speak. Of course the looking guys with beards, fuzzy look 1 remember all the old windbags who his pants so short? Henry Kupszyk, European running shorts we must all ing women with beards, scrawny little feel honor-bound to offer blow-by- and the way he almost inspires Sturak wear do present everyone with their kids with beards, pages of the Reader blow accounts of their last 20 leaps or to get in shape one more time, to beat buns hanging out, so depending on and Vegetable News laying all over the bounds, or movements, or whatever. 1 him. 1 remember Dr. Julius Axelbolt, your taste, it could be looked upon as a place. Now the Navy guys are smoking love 'em! I can't wait unti] I'm 47 or who did some of the most consistent trade off. what they think is dope and rolling older so 1 can gather an audience running Southern California has ever I remember my first escape from a around in the sand. Makes sense, myself and explain once and for alV. known. 1 Temembei B\W Gookin who, Midwest winter to do some California everything's cool. Before the day's that not Fat Jack Scaff, not Hurryin in the latter days of the original Mis running. Don't get me wrong, I'm a over they'll have tattoos. Little old Hal Higdon, not Jim-Bob Fixit, not sion Bay Marathon, perfected a converted Midwesterner all the way, men in long overcoats and a newspaper Fred Big-Apple Elbow, not David spaghetti recipe that was so watery it it's just that snowmobiling is almost as under their arm are standing around Pain-in-the-whatever, not Harpo the- both carbo-loaded and hydrated a run overrated as San Francisco. I admit, just looking. You get the feeling they'll Sturak, no New York (headband over ner at the same time. the world has no finer running patch go back under a rock at the end of the the ears) lawyer slick, and certainly no By now you're wondering what any than Golden Gate Park, but the city day or maybe even catch a bus back to west coast dandy named Gentleman of this has to do with Masters activity, just isn't that big a deal. Sorry Pal, it's Chula Vista. It is a weird fun-in-the- Jim O'Neil but, one Hellava Guy, one aren't you? I'll make it all view. If you walked the world over, sun scene. Who cares? Everybody Super Guy, one Dynamite Guy, simple—nothing. But look at it this you couldn't find better rice pudding knows a Califomian is a guy from WENDELL MILLER, invented run way: 1 don't want to see a psychiatrist anymore either. Kiddy Sets SO-Mlle Gonzalez-Julia Wins Mark 8 by JIM SCANNELL SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, March Sandra Kiddy, 44, of Palm Springs, 22—Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia, one of was first woman in a Yakima, Wash. the prime organizers in bringing the 50-miler in 6:24:19, well under the cur 1983 World Veterans Games to Puerto rent masters standard of 7:04:53. Hus Rico, reaffirmed today he is an band Fred was overall winner of a outstanding athlete as well as ad companion 50K on the same course ministrator by winning 8 events in the May 3rd. Puerto Rico Masters Association Sue Johnston, 39, was 1st 35-49 (2nd Track & Field Meet in Sixto Escobar overall) in the Christian Bros. lOK in Stadium. Moraga, Calif. April 12 in 36:47. On Competing in the 65-69 age division, May 3 in Danville, Calif., Sue was 1st . Gonzalez-Julia won in the sprints, 30-39 (4th overall) in the Devil Moun hurdles and jumps to highlight the , tain lOK in 36:59. competitive meet. Karen Scannell, 42, was 1st woman Jose Luis Ubarri would have broken in the PA/TAC 20K*Championship in the age 55-59 world record in the 100 Clearlake, Calif. April II. Her time for meters with his 11:22, but it was wind- the hilly course, 1:18:46, was more aided. Ubarri won the 2(X) in an ex than 2 minutes under the open cellent 26.46 and the 400 in 60.92, aiid Dorothy Stock of San Oiego contemplates remaining 20 laps in W45 10000 meters in women's course record. On May 3rd, ^o found time to win the long jump Christchurch. She won the gold medal and set a new world W46-49 record of 38:49.2. Karen was 4th woman in the Van and high jump.D couver Marathon in 2:56:49.0 Results in back pages. June 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 11

Fitness Games BEST MARKS AND RESULTS TO DATE: Fitness Games top individual and team scores. by DAVE THORESON Short Decathlon National Participationin the Short Decathlon and Fitness for Lifeis offered Top 5 Individual Scores monthly to all people. Spring is here. Support a program that will improve 1. Ed Oleata (43) 195 S.D.T.C. your fitness and participate. Remember, more important than winning is tak 2. Jim Minal (61) 193 S.B.F.C. ing part. 3. Dave Thoreson (39) 190 S.B.F.C. --4. Ray Spencer (51) 180 S.D.T.C. SHORT DECATHLON 5. Ron Collins (47) 170 S.B.F.C. Hamden, CT Centurians national record is 451 points. We made a mistake in their point tally last month. This month they scored 433 points and still awail a challenge from the fire department. Top Team Scores 1. Santa Barbara Fitness Club 541 FITNESS FOR LIFE 2. San Diego Track Club 527 The Miller's, a husband and wife team, established a new national record. 3. Southern Oregon Sislers #1 468 Their marks and points are as follows: 4. Hamden, CT Centurians 451 5. Southern Oregon Sislers (H 384

Fitness for Life Name Age 50M Jump/Reach Agility Crabwalk lOOOM Total Top 5 Individual Scores Christel 46 6.9 22 '5 "16.8 32.6 4:18 1. Ron Colline (48) 143 S.B.F.C. Points 52 23 17 22 0 15 129 2. Dave Thoreson (39) 137 S.B.F.C. 3. Jim Minah (61) A 130 S.B.F.C. Gary 43 6.0 28 '5 " 15.3 16.2 2:42 4. Mark Zelezny (22) 114 G.F.C. Points 26 28 21 25 8 27 135 5. Wendel Hans (38) 94 G.F.C.

264 Top Team Scores TRAINING TIPS 1. Santa Barbara Fitness Club 403 The forward crabwalk in the Fitness for Life program measures upper body 2. Goleta Fitness Club 290 strength. The faster you go, the stronger you are. The crabwalk requires coordination and must be worked to perfect. The heavier person is at a disadvantage because of the strength to mass relationship Top Husband-Wife Scores V such as in the pull—up. The forward crabwalk strengthens hands, arms, 1. Christel and Gary Miller 264 shoulders and stomach efficiently with minimal time and facility. 2. Janie and Dave Thoreson 228 CRABWALK FORM; ;-•Tf Run off your feet, keep your hands forward and run over hands pushing off Ifyou are interested in participating in Fitness Games monthly competition fingertips. Train the crabwalk by doing 3 sets of 25 meters, 3 times a week or designate your program preference. Short Decathlon or Fitness for Life. Then forward crabwalk until your arms fatigue. Walk back and repeat 2 times, 3 write or phone for scoring tables and Fitness Games information to: times a week. Dave Thoreson, 744 D Cieneguitas Send in questions about training or programs that have worked for you. We Santa Barbara, CA 93110 need input to motivate and encourage greater participation. Fitness Games is a (805)964-4514 tool that promotes consistant training. Any suggestions are welcome. Send results by the 25th of each month plus $1 handling charges. •

SIPPRELLE, BENHAM SET U.S. form of a 5K for women, lOK for men women (8 male or female employees, MARKS Corporate Cup and Relay. all over age 40, from one company) is Jenkins 1st Master in Relays Set Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. will also scheduled. The 1981 Corporate Cup Relays, sponsor a subregional in Albuquerque For more info: Corporate Relays, Cherry Blossom sponsored by Runner's World May 16-17. Other tentative subregional 1400 Stierlin Rd., Moimtain View, CA WASHINGTON, D.C., April Magazine, will feature a network of sites are Minneapolis, Everett, Wash., 94043. • 5—Robert Jenkins of Salem, Virginia subregional and regional events leading Tampa, Honolulu and Denver. edged Mike Sabino of Baltimore, 53:27 to the national championship at Stan Seven regional championships are to 53:38, to win the masters division of ford University in Palto Alto, Calif. set for June 27 in San Francisco, Los the 9th Perrier Cherry Blossom 10-mile July 18-19. Angeles, Kansas City, Dallas, Chicago, run through flower-bedecked Masters competition is being added Atlanta and New York. Washington today. Bill Hall was 3rd. to the competition this year, in the A postal relay for masters men and Linda Sipprelle, 46, broke a women's American record for tbe distance with a sparkling 1:04:36 to finish 2nd in the 40-49 division behind Trudy Rapp, 44, who posted 1:04:06. Sipprelle's time bettered the 45-49 stan dard of 1:06:18 set by San Diego's Dorothy Stock in May 1980. Ed Benham broke his own U.S. age 70-1- mark of 1:13:29 by posting a 1:12:05 to capture the 70-and-over ti tle. Herb Chisholm, 54| virtually unbeatable in his 50-59 age competi tion on the Eastern seaboard, defeated his nearest rival by over 3 minutes in a good 57:13, short of his own U.S.

50-54 standard of 56:07.• Oav« Donaldson Lining up for women's mile in Eastern Masters IndoorRegtonals in Betttlehem, Pa. From left:A Morris, D Results in back pages. Straw, Helena Bedrock, Linda Sipprelle, Anne Sing, Chirs McKenzie, Sandy Pastikin. page 12 National Masters Newsletter June 1981

DISCUS ThROU MA*R||. 3^"TTFTC irrTDRS)-' if 40- "' 62..92. .JLGIHELGI PARTSTURS)PARTST *1 -78 World & U.S. Women's Age Group Bests 45 ilV'l ODETE DOM INCOSTBRA) 501-54.- 1301* il'M RUTh SVEDBERGTSUE) It 55-59 100 1* 33.02 ruth SVEDBERGTSUE) 60-64 10113 U.86 ANNCHEN REILETUG) 13 16-19-?! by Five Year Categories ^5-69 6711 ANNCHEN REILETUG) 1; 8-81 5011 mth IRJA SARNAMATFIN) H' JAVELIN THROU 3^ -5B^94^ASIIfyf8f^E'RH«RUSTHll 40-44-4 4 167 18 51.10 DANA ZATOPKOVATCZE) 42 9-19-64 45-49 14)17 43.16 ALMUT BROEMMELTUG) 45 50-5* JIOMO 36.22 S. 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I ANTCORONA.CA) 400 NETERS 60-64 16.3 JOSEPHINEHINE KOLOATSAN FRANCISCO) 6-23-79 655-69. 16.1 POLLY CLARKETLOVELAND.COLO) 7-15-78 19.J- BESS JAMESTSAN JACjNTQ.CA) 4 0-44 55 NAE VE KYLETIRELAND) RUlH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACHH.FL).F 4 5-49 59.68 colleen MILLS(NZ) n-ji 50-54 63.2 ANNE MCKENZIECS. AFR.) 10-15-75 200 meters 5 5-59 71.8 ANNE HCAENZIEYS. AFR.) 60-6* 76.29 ELIZABETH HAULE(HG) RkUUIilr^tA I 65-69 79.66 mi goiii UINFRED REID(RSA) 40-44 26.1 42 7- 4-76 70-74 96.65 BESS JANESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 1-13-81 4-5-44-5 9 26r21 75« 2103.5 RUTH ROTHFARB (NIAMI BEACH.FL) 1-13-81 RESCENTA.CA) IS I-IUS m . EgO.CA) 6-20-76 800 METERS 6 0 **64 34 • 7 JOSEPHINE KOLOATSAN FRANCISCO) 62 8-17-80 DIY. NARK 35.1 POLLY CLARKETLOVELAND.COLO) 9? 7- 7-78 35-39"1l57.l if m! BESS JAMESTSAN JACINfO.CA) ANNE MCKENZIETS. AFR.) 41 7-- 1-6.1-67 75. 56 RUTH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) UUl ANNE KCFENZIETS. AFR.) 45 11 50-54 2123.1 ANNE MCKENZIETS. AFR.) 50 10 •'-hi•29 400 meters 55-59 2143.5 ANNE MCKENZIE(RSA) 55 1-10-81 60-64 3101.6 ORITTA TIBBLINCTSUE) 1- 9-81 il 65-69 3l30.9 GEROA MUELLERTUG) tl65 8- 6-8-80 40-44 59.9 IREHE OBERATOAKLAND.CA) 42 7- 4-76 70-74 3153.4 BESS JAMESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 71 1- 9-81 4 5-49 61.1 IRENE OBERATOAKLAND.CA) 75« 4130.1 ruth ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) 79 1- 9-81 72. 35 ELLEN FULLERT IRVINF.CA) 65.69 EDITH LElBVTHCNOLULU.Hl) n m\ 60-64 82.7 JOSEPHINE KOLOATSAN FRANCISCO.CA> 62 8-16-80 1500 meters 65-69 83.2 POLLV CLARKETLOVELAND.COLO) 67 8-10-77 *6E 70-74 96.65 BESS JAMESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 71 1-13-81 75. 2103.5 RUTh ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) 79 1-13-81 40-44 41 4 45-49 41 18:1 ANN^ MCKENZIETS. IAFR. 4 11-^6-74 4154.5 ANNE MCKENZIETS. AFR. 50 10-15-75 55- 5131.1 ANNE MCKENZIETRSA) 12-10-80 60-64 6101.4 BRItTA TIBiLiNGTSUE) 800 meters 65-69 6159.0 joh" amna LUTNERTUC) I: US 70-74 7159.5 BESS JAMESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 71 1-14-81 _,_ pTTSTm SANDRA KMOTT(ClE 75. 8147.8 RUTH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) 79 1-14-81 SANDRA KMOlT (cIeV eland >QH> 11 T'M MARY CZARAPA1 ATMEU BERLIN.UlSC) 45 7- 5-80 3000 METERS 50-54 2I45.4H RUTh AHDERSONTOaKLAND.CA) i\ 7-28--28-79 ARK 55-59 3125.4 EOITh LEIBYTHONOLULU.H) > 57 -81 r§3rE 60-6* 31 38.2 AlICEALICE UERBElTSANUERBELTSAN LUIS 08lSPQ«CA>OBI! 111.2 JOYCE SMITHTGB) 40 4-30-78 65-69-- 313*.43134.4 ALICE UERBELTSAN LUIS 081SP0.CA) ti to- 4- 10131 .4 VALBORG• OSTBERGTNOR)3STBER 46 6-1?-?t 70-74 3153.4 BESS JAMESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 1- 9-81 11iOi.6 KIRSTEN GARBOTNOR) 51 7-31-78 75. *130.1 RUTH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) n 1- 9-81 HILDE JOECKLETUG) 57 - -79 PAT OIXONTUS) met ERS JUSTINE BUCURTUG) tl I: I:?? (HONOLULU) Him) 5000 METERS MlKl GORMANIlOS ANGELES) 9- 5-77 5108.6 HARY CZARAPATATNEU BERLIN.UlSC) 7- 6-2J 50-540-54 5112.9 MARGARET MILLERTTHOUSANO OAKS.CA) I 6-21-8^ 40-44 16 1 57 MIKl GORHANTLOS ANCELES) 41 5-59 6105.2 EDITH CARLISLE(SANTA MONICA.CA) 45-49 16116.6 MAR lA DE ORLANDOT ITA) 45 0-64 6140.1 PAT DlXpNTUS) II -- 10157.4 ANNE MCKENZIETS. AFR.) 5-69 71 13.9 ALICE UEueELTSAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 55 21140.4 LIESELOTTE ScHULTZTUG) 5 70-74 7159.5 BESS JAMESTSAN JACINTO.CA) 6 0-6 24115.4 ELIZABETH TROMPTHOL) 63 8-.7:8J 8147.8 RUTH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) 79 1- 65-6^ 24149.2 MAR IE LYNNERUPTDEN) 65 7-31- 70-74 BESS JAMESTUS ) 7-13-80 ONE MILE 75. RUTH ROTHFARBTMIAMI BEACH.FL) n 7-13-80 -T" 5u51li''y^HlBiN^PHOgNI»Tritt.PSl 10.000 METERS .5 SANDRA KNOTTTCLEVELANO.QH) 41 mi LINDA SIPPRELLE(UASH..DC) 46 m 50-54 5156.t MARGARET MILLERTTHOUSAND OAKS.CA)0 54 6- 7-80 nim\ i5-59 40-44 34 1 26.4 JOYCE SMITHTGB) *2 2-27-80 tiSo ANNE TR ICGTST. PETERSBURG.FLA) 1-17-81 60-6* HICKST COOKEVILLE.TENN) 4 5-49 36 149.2 DOROTHY STOCKTLA MESA.CA) 48 1-I- 8-88-81. 81^8.4 eURNIS HI 5 0-54 40 1 1 3 .2 MARGARET MI LL ER FT HOUSAND OAKS.CA) 65-69 81 POLLY CLARKETLOYELANO.COlO) 55-59 43112.2 HELEN OlCKiCHICAGO.IL) ?6 8- 60-64 50113.9 ELFRIEOE FALKETuC ) 60 1- 8-81 3000 MEIERS 65-69 52153.2 UALTRAUO KRETSCHMERTUG) 68 1- 8-81 muHuiuLu.Hi y 70-74 591 20 .7 AILSA FORBESTNZ) 70 1- 8-81 ii 40-44 lOlO* MIKI CONMANTLOS ANGELES) 41 MARATHON 4 5-49 11 1 35 .8 DOROTHY SIOCKTLA MESA.CA) 8 5 0-54 14 1 25 .0 JAN NEuHARTThONOLULU.HI ) I? 12-30--79 5 5-59 14 1 44.8 3^^-?t§fTTTZ— EDITH LEIBYIHONOLULU.hI) 2-"-81 60-64 131 38 .2 PAT OIKON(US) 8- 2- 4 0-44 21 30127 JOYCE SMITHTGB) 43 11-15-80 80 4 5-49 2 1 531 20 VALBTlRG CSTBERGTNOR) 48 z'Ul TuO M ILE S 50-54 24 5 71 24 TOSHIKQ D'ELIATRIDGEUOOO.NJ) 50 8-24-80 5 5-59 31 1 8 1 07 HEL EN UlCKTChlCAGC.IL) ' 55 6-_7-E0 sr rr 6 0-64 312 1 1 35 LIESELOTTE SCHULTZTUG) 8-24-80 H Himi 65-69 3i53j53 4 0-44 11 1 29 .2 SANDRA KNOTT(CLEVELANO.OH) 41 8- 4-79 lUBJE LYNNERUPTDEN) tl 8-3- 2-79 4 5-49 12 1 24.4 MCKj HOBSONTSAN DIEGO) 70-74 4137137 MAVIS LINOGRENTORLEANS.CA ) 45 5- 1-76 72 9- 9-79 50-54 12113.0 MARGARET H ILL E R

HIGH JUMP 5000 METERS

35^ H"T/4 mi tftSs.z— feN?ft!6nsLAiiLt.u*i• MIKl CORMANTLOS ANGELES) 4^-4^ 5;* 1/4 1.63 DOROTHY TYLERTGB) *1 m. 40:*^ >158.^ AJ t-lUl 5'0 1.52 DOROTHY TYLERTGB) 45 7-18-7-18-6 45 Tti*7._ DOROTHY STOCKTSAN DIEGO.CA) -lUl "l MARGARET MILLERTTHOUSANO OAKS.CA) 50-54 4'10 1.47 DOROTHY TYLERTGB) 50 6-14-70 50 5* 19127.0 55-59 *'3 1/4 1.30 VLASTA CHLIMSKATCZE ) 55-5959 231 32 .2 JACLYN CASELLITSAN JOSE.CA) 60-64 3'9 1/4 1.15 ANNCHEN REILETUG) li 65-69 3'7 1/2 1.10 ANNCHEN REILETuG) 6 5 8- 6-80 il:ti 6-14-8. 7-0-74 281 33.8 BESS JAMESTUS) 7-13-80 LONG JUMP 75* 8109.0 UTN ROTHFARBTMIAMIROTHFAS BEACH.FL) u 7-13-80 FTim 1O.OOO METERS 5.55 MARLENE ALTMANNTUG)ALT 40 7-30-77 18'2_1/2 3-5-39 35 I 37.B -49 16110 5.15 MAE KYLETIRELAND) 45 "HI 8^-Ii 5.04 MAE VE KYLET IRELAND) I'-mi MIKl CORMANTLOS ANGELES) mi ]§:$ VA 4.21 K IRSTEN HVEEM TNOR) I? 8- 6-80 4?-*^ ?Bi*•n:? OOROTHY STOCKTLA MESA.CA) 60-64 11 111 1/2 3.64 ELIZABETH HAULETUG) 60 50-54 401 1 3.2 MARGARET MILLERtTHOUSAND OAKS.CA) 65-69 11 12 3.40 R. SOLETNZ) 65 55-59 43112.7 *2 HELEN D1CKTCHICAC0.IL) ALICE UERBELTSAN LUIS-- OeiSPO.CA) Shot put mi ir.ii RUTH UPDECROVETHONOLULLULU) t:p:'7l riv. M RK ACE 70-74 6O1OI 8ESS JAMESTUS) 7-13-80 35 '39' E -rrr 1V.3V^A6^§^yRS^^jA1IDV*TUIT5) 4 0-4* 62 1 10 1/2 19.16 ANiONINA IVANOVATURS) it ONE hour run 4 5-49 46 1 1 1/4 14.05 LIESL HUBERIuG) 45 •M It 6 5 0-54 41 1 1 1 1/2 12.79 MARIANNE HAMMTUG) 51 7-30-79 TT- 55-59 36 16 1/4 11.13 M.V.ASTS.AFR. )- 7-19-( 40-5-44 9-1 197 155.579.579 LINO* SIPPRELLE(UASH..0C)SIPPRELLEI 43 7-19-80 45-49 8-1693 ' 60-64 3114M'4 9.55 EDITH MENDYKATTUJUNCA.CA) 61 14 .423 RUTH AnOERSCNTQAKLANO.CA) 65-69 2914 8.94 EDITH MENDYKATTUJUNG*.CA) 65 56-54 8-922 13.718 MARGARET MILLERTTHOUSAND OAKS.CA)

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140 HOUR HARK The Orlando Sentinel is starting to 5^ t5H8V« 'II LINDACoH^Ie SIPRRFLltCNASHxpC)i^oluilL^IVkNIURA'CI Florida Report help us a bit more. It gave us a plug for ilM RUTH AN0ERS0N(OAKLAND>CA> the Florida State Meet and a couple of 50-54 12M1645Y HAR It HEISSLERtUS) 50 11-19-77 by BILL GENTRY 60-64 12H110Y KAY ATKINSONIUS) 60 6-18-77 plugs for the Southern Masters plus a HARATHON Florida Masters enjoyed a mini-meet £I photo of Tampan Jack Rice winning 55- 4^!W— PfBSrSi^SIBSlEIHUNULULUJ in Clearwater April 25 spearheaded by 40-44 ?iJ9i n HIKl GORHANdOS ANGElES) 41 the 220 in his age group. 45-49 2157141 NiCKl HOBSONiSAN OIECO) 45 2- Dick Lacey anid the West Florida Y 50-54 2157124 TOSHIKO D'ELIA(R104En00DjNJ) 50 --24-B0 Nice to see guys from around the 55-59 3I1BI07 HELEN 01CK(CHICACO>IL> 55 6- 7-80 Runners Club. A nice meet, Dick. NARCIA IrENTL ALASKA) *>i state at these meets. Don Hall from BURNiS HICKS(ALP1NE«TEX> The next mini-meet put on by the 70-74 4i37l 37 MAVIS LINDGRENCORLEANStCA ) n 9- 9-79 same group will be June 20. Events in Jax, Olin Craf and Don Hull from clude 100 meter, 440 yd, 880 yd, 1,500 Daytona, the Downey brothers from HIGH JUMP Ft. Lauderdale and a good showing l!!|5^^nl8il?E SI^HRARmREDUlgBtCA* meter, triple jump and shot put. Come 40-44 4>6 3/4 1.39 JOANNE CRISSOMC ItlOIANAPOLlS.I N) from the West Coast boys. 4 5-49 3*8 1.12 IRENE 08ERA(0AKLAn6.CA) il 5;1J-To on out. 3'9 1.14 RUTH CHRISTIaNICORONA.CA) This is a good time to give a plug to The West Palm Beach runners club tv-ia 3*3 1/2 1.00 EDITH LEIBTIHONOLULU.HI) Vr had a good showing at the Florida JUMP the YMCA for its support of Masters LONG State Meet but we missed them at the TF^.mi--» T&F. The Central Florida YMCA in 40-44 5.13 JOANNE GRISSOHCINDIANAPOLIS.IN)GRISSOMCI Apopka meet. Last year we had a good 45-49 4.80 IRENE OBERAIOAKLANO.CA) the person of Randy Hugos helped pro 10*3 1/2 3.14 ELLEN FULLERI IRVINE.CA) contingent of athletes from Alabama 11' 1/2 3.36 RUTH CHRISTIANtCORONA.CA) Is 8-1 i-7? duce- the recent Florida State Masters 65-69 9*11 3.02 POLLY CLARKETLOVELAND.COLO) 67 5-21-78 Championships at Seminole Com and Georgia at the Apopka meet but SHOT PUT munity College. they didn't show up this year. Is ifi'S T/2 l/.sB^^H^^lill^^H^ltW'AHmHLUDIRt.CI) SI—^ Apopka too far away from the airport? 40^440-44 42'44 12.90--- -.JOANNE 6RISSOHC INOIDI AN APOL IS. 1N) 41 7-22-80 Thanks to the Orlando Runners 45-495-49 2e'528'5 8.66 CONSTANCE NINILSON(PORTLAND.OR) LSON( PORT LAND .OR ) 45 8- 3-80 (The facilities are terrific.) . '1 3/0 8.88 SHIRLEY KINSEYILA CRESCENTA.CA ) 51 ?:i --18 Club Newsletter (and I'm sure there are IV-IH }0'2 1/2 6.16 JOHANNA HAR6R EAVES( SA NTA BARBARA.CS5 Ron Purdom, St. Petersburg high 60-64 31'4 9.55 EDITH MENOTKA(TUJUNCA.CA) 61 others) for printing news of masters 65-69 8.94 EDITH MENOYKA 75 meets in Florida. We need all the and win be out of action for awhile.• DISCUS Throw publicity we can get. •'vm— IhEBR ARmRtOUTHB.CAT 94 • 10 28.90 CHERRIE SHERRARD(CHICO>CA) 5??: i: 86 >8 26.43 CONSTANCE HI LSON( PORT LAND .OR ) 45 f.'Ut ^7"". •frr-n:.r. ^ 50-54 88'6 26.99 SHIRLEY KINSEYILA CRESCENTA.CA) 50 4-19-80 55-59 43'7 13.28 NEIANIE PASCHAL(US) 3-17-79 60-64 64 ' 3 19.58 EDITH MENpYKA(TUJUNCA.CA) 62 6-24-73 65-69 63' 6 19.35 EOllH HENDYKAdUJUNGA.CA) 68 10- 6-79 75. 19' 10 6.04 HAE MAYHEUIHONOLULU.HI) 75 1-14-79 JAVEL IN Throw 01 V. HARK nahecresidence ) 35-39 "VtTT? ^9.92 KABEH HDf I 111 TIME TTf .Til 1 40-44 66 ' 4 URSULA SCHREl 8ER(INOIO.CA) 9- 2-79 45-49 69 ' 6 SHIRLET KINSEYILA CRESCENIA.CA)CRESCENTA.C tl 1-14-79 50-54 84*0 25.60 SHIRLEY KINSEYILA CRESCENTA.CA) 51 1-12-61 55-59 44 • 3 1 3. EDITH LEIBY(HONOLULU) 55 6-2S-78 6 0-64 76'1 EDITH HENDYKAdUJUNGA.CA) 61 6-17-72 65-69 74' 0 EDITH HENDYKAdUJUNGA.CA) 65 6-27-76

NEW \ORK MASTERS SPORTS CLUB

77 Prospect Ptace. Brooklyn. New York 11217

NEW YORK MASTERS SPORTS CLUB FIRST ANNUAL TEN KlLOMmR HANDICAP WALK. Abe Underwood, George Cohen and At Ray pause during World Games SUNDAY AUGUST 2, 1981. PROSPECT PARK. BROOKLYN. N.Y. 11:00 A.M. competition. NO POST ENRIES ^ Thl« race It b«lng htld with the cooperation of the Walker# Club of Aaerlce and la •enctloned by the Metropolitan Athlatlc Congreee. Daytona Beach TC ELIGIBILITY: OPEN TO ANYONE. COMPETITORS' AWARDS T-ehlrte to one and all. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, JULY 27th Entrlee ^at be received by July 27th. ragatdleea when ftlUd PRIZES: Award# to tha flrat three feateet tinea end flrat three In the following age Wins Southern T&F dlvlelona: Under 20; 20 to 29; 30 to 39; 40 to 49; 50 to 59; 6(>f. Separate aiMjtda for both nan and vonen. Special awerda to tha flrat three novlcee (thoee that have Title never won an award In race walking) for both nen and woaen. No coopctitor can receive nore than one prise. ORLANDO, Florida, April 11—The ENTRY FEE: $5.00 per pereon. TEAM AWMPS: Faet Tean Prize baaed on loweet aggregate tine Daytona Beach Track Club narrowly of the three faeteat walkera on a team. Club Champion Tean Award. Everyone on a tean icorea. Flrat place acoree one point plua the nunber of entries; second place one leas edged the Blue Darter TC, 85-80, to than the number of entrlea. Lett piece scores one point. The larger nunber of conpetltora capture team honors in the TFA a team fields the better the chance for the Club Champion Award. Everyone counte. There will be three team awards in this category. Southern Masters Track and Field HANDICAPS HANDICAPS WILL BE GIVEN BASED GN THE HWOR SYSTEM. Please cooperate. CHECK IN: Check In at the LAST HURRAH, Coney Island Ave. 6 Caton Place etarting at 9:30 Championships at Apopka High A.M.TheYe are public locker facllltlea at the Parade Ground lockera acrees the street. School today. Bring your own locker, towel and soap NO POST ENTRIES Outstanding performances were Lorenz, Folzer Win turned in by: NAME ADDRESS •Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia of Puerto PhUadeiphia 5-Mile ZIP PHONE # AGE ^SEX: MF SI2B:SM MD LG Rico with 10 wins in the 65-69 age divi by PETE TAYLOR 1. How long have you been a racewalker? 2. How often do you compete?^ sion. PHILADELPHIA, April 26—The 3. li this your flrat walking race? 4.(If Yea) What la your beat cine for a distance •Jack Rice in the 60-64 division with "Silver Fox," Herb Lorenz, turned in a quadruple win in the 220 (28.9), 440 lOK or leneer? 5. What ^a your aatlonted tine for thla racelPleaae be hcneat. a fine 24:54 to capture men's masters (63.3), 880 (2:41.5), and mile (5:55.6) (40 and over) honors in the 6. If your answer to #3 wea "No" list the laat three races walked; distance; tine; & place: date distance -Tine Place Date Distance Tine Place •Ed Schuler in the 50-54 bracket Philadelphia Masters Spring 5-Miier Date Dlataace Tine Place with wins in the 100 (11.3), 220 (25.8), today on the Memorial Hall course in In consideration of accepting thle entry I declare isyaelf physically able to conpete in thla event and waive all claims for any injuries euetalnad.agalnat the N.Y. MASTERS SPOITS long jump (15.1), and hurdles. Fairmount Park. CLUB, NIKE, PENN MUTUAL, THE CITY OF NEW YORK; THE ATHLETIC CONGRESS. •Sammy White in the 40-44 group Ultra-distance runner Sandy Folzer, DATE SIGNATURE _^(If a alnor parent or guardian*# signature with a 19-0 long jump and 114-2 one of the most glamorous women I Make check payable to: N.Y.MASTERS. Mall to Tou Ctrvtlgan. 266 Maple Street, West Henpatead, discus. masters anywhere, successfully drop N.Y. 11552. NO POST ENTRIES •Robert Bowman in the 50-54 ped to this "short" distance and took I I category with a 5:10.2 mile.D women's honors in 32:I2.n .1 Results in back pages. Results in back pages. ; v_

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Penn Mutual TAC Western Regional Masters | Track & Field Championships \ so. CALIFORNIA (ilSlBg SERIES

Los Gatos, California TFA-USA1981 June 20, 21,1981 Los Gatos High School Track PAC • ENTRY FEES • $4.00 first svsnt, $4.00 sacti addilkmsl svsnt TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS $16 for rslays, $10.00 lor Psnlsllitlon All Inlormsilontuppllad InNational Inlormatlon Shaat appllas to Wastsrn. ^maordarandtimsofcompatltlon at llstadon National Information Sfiaaf. n I r\ SATURDAY, JUiy18.1981

ENTRY DEADLINE: JUNE IS, 1881 AWARDS: T-Sfilrts to all antrants, Madalt to firtt tfiraa pfacas. BBQ — $8 per person, Saturday, June 20,1981 UCLA Oak Meadow Park — 6:30 P.M. Drinks Provldad DRAKE STADIUM Saturday, June 20 Sunday,June 21 Sponsored By:

STEEPLE CHASE POLE VAULT S.OOOm RUN JAVELIN HAMMER SHOT PUT 200m PRELIM TRIPLE JUMP CONVERSE 5,000 WALK LONG JUMP DISCUS 1600m RELAY 10,000 METER 100m PRELIM HIGH JUMP PENTATHALON TARGET BUICK DEALERS OF SO. CAUFORNIA 400 PRELIMS 110m HURDLES 400m I.H. 20 K WALK 400 RELAY 110m ELITE HURDLES 200m FINALS PENN MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE COMPANY BOO FINAL 400m FINALS ISOOm FINAL 100m FINALS, SPA MAKERS INTERNATIONAL WAVA By-Lswt, Halglits snd Standards Featuring: (Wen Shot Discus Hsmmar Javelin THE CONVERSE CELEBRITY TRIATHLON 40 7.26 2.00 7.26 800 50 5.50 1.50 7.26 800 60 4.00 1.00 6.00 600 70 + 4.00. 1.00 4.00 600 On-site computers, results by Accutrack,

Woman Shot Discus - Hammer Javelin certified offlciais, medals and certificates awarded,

35 4.00 1.00 600 merctiondise prizes courtesy of Converse. 40 4.00 1.00 600 50 3.00 1.00 400 60 3.00 1.00 400 For entry form and Information, send self-addressed stamped envelope to: 70 + 3.00 1.00 400 MICHAEL SIMS & ASSOCIATES • 5419 Sunset • Los Angeles, CA 90027

Hufdias: a • distanca to first fiurdla b • distance batwaan hurdlas c s distance from last hurdls to tha flnlth t BERRY TRAVEL SERVICE Man Height a b e 965 UfYvtrsity Avenue • Sutce 14 40 110 maters 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 Los Gstos. CaMorrua 35030 50 110 meters 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 60 too meters 84.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 70 + 80 maters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles)

Women Height a b . c Application for lodging, please circle dates required.

35 too meters 76.2 13.00 8.5 10.50 1. Veatem Regional Masters (8 hurdles) 2. National Masters 40 + 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 Arrive June 19th,out 21st. Arrive August lUth.out I6th

Elite Hurdles, 110m —10 yards spacing (sameas submasters) Available hotels. Please note all hotels listed with the exception (30-38) 42", (40-48) 39", (50-59) 36", 5 year age groups. of the Hacienda are within easy walking distance of the track. The Hacienda is about fi mileyaway.

STEEPLECHASE 1. Los Gates Lodge. June rate $40.1*7, August $46.36 2. Los Gatos Motor Inn, $40.4?. The steeplechase shall be run at 3000 meters for all age groups 3. Los Gatos Garden Inn, $42.60 to $49.00, except those over 70, for which the distance will tie 20(X) meters. Addition hotels available for August events rxxe Off ENTfY BLANK AND WTUNN TO: 4. Los Gatos Villsige Inn, $38.00 5. Hacienda Inn, from $36,00 to $50.00 nHstusl TAC WMtsm htfloiisl Maslars BRUCE SPRINGBETT. U—IDInclor Tissk a Flitd CtnaisH'uhlss P.O. Box 1328. Los Gstos. Cslilomlt B9030. 406/354-7333 All rates are per room per night.

Please indicate your choice of hotel 1 (Usrl (F/rsr) 2 3 Other. {NumbBfA Srrssl) Name Number in party... OMs 01 Birth .

Aga u ol August IS, 1881 (C/fy) (Suis) (7/p) Address Zip.

Evtnts Entsrod Home phone Work phone

Currsnt Ttmss Circle one: MALE FEMALE Will you need a car.... (ihere is little or no public BBOD T-Shins _ Club AfllllMlon transportation between San Jose airport and Los Gatos.)

Amount Enclosed _ Your TAC* Would you like this agency to arrange air transportation?

(Make chedts payable to Los Qsios Athlellc Assoclsilon. Inc.) Please Indicate any recant records or championships. If so please give name of your nearest major airport Submit photos it available. NO REFUNDS FOR DEFAULT In order to reserve a room we need full prepayment sent to WAIVER: Berry Travel Service at the above address. If you liave any questions In con»id«r«t)on of your accepting my entry, I. intending to t>elegally tx>und.do hereby for myself, please give us a call. my heirs, gxecutors and administrators, waive and release forever, any and all rights, claims or damages I may accrue against Los Gatos Athletic Association, TAC, Pat. tic Association, Los If you sure making your own travel arrangements, please give Gatos High School. Penn Mutual Life and Nike and all sponsors of this race, their successors, flight arrival time representatives and assigns, for any and all injuries suffered by me while traveling to and from, and while participating In the Penn Mutual. TAC Western Regional Masters Track & Field Cham pionships held June 20 and 21.1981, at Los Gates-High School, Los Gatos. California.

Oite;. . Signature tttxt:

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PENN MUTUAL, TAC NATIONAL MASTERS PENN MUTUAL-TAC NATIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS MASTERS TRACK ft FIELD INFORMATION SHEET CHAMPIONSHIPS AUGUST 15,16 Entry Fees LOB GATOO, CALIFORNIA Peen MoluaiLMe InaurenceriiMasfij I OATOB HIGH SCHOOL TRACK NMu S5 first event S16 relays Track•AiMeHosCeegreaa S3 additional events S10 pentathalon Lea Oasoa ANdaMc An i ililli »i SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1001 AQE AS OF AUGUST IS DETERMINES AGE GROUP 6;00 2.000m steeple chaae over 70 4:20 100m final 3559 6:00 3.000m steeple cfiasa San Jose City CoHege 4:25 lOOm final XKM Entry Deadline 8:00 5.OOOm walk FIELD EVENTS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 16 8:45 10,000m run SOftoverft women Postmarked August 1.1961 6:00 hammer 10:00 10,000m run 3(MB SwiJodaCft! 10:55 400m prelims 30-34 pole vault 0:00 3044 11:00 400m prelims 35-36 1:00 45-up Transportation 11:05 400m prelims 40-44 14 Shot put From San Jose Airportto Moteland return —Call 354-5660.This number willbe in operation on Thursday. 11:10 400m prelims 45-46 14 longjump Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. 11:15 400m prelims 50-54 ToSan Jose City College for Steeple ft Hammer —The transport willleave Los Qatos Lodge 11:20 400m relay women 11:25 400m reisy 30-34. 35-30 SUNDAY, AUGUST IS 11:30 400m relay 40-44, 45-40 sew «/A«.v^ Late Entrys 11:35 400m relay 50-54,55-59 5.000m run 50+ women Will t>e returned 11:40 400m relay 00-64,65-69. etc. 6:30 5,OOOm run 3D49 12:00 OOOm final women. 70-74. 75-79,BO-f 9:00 200m prelim 96-59 12:05 OOOm final 65B6 9:05 200m prelim 5044 Facilities 12:10 OOOm final 60-64 9:10 200m prelim 4549 Chevron 400 Track ft Runways Grass Javelin Runway 12:15 OOOm final 55-59 9:15 200m prelim 4044 V* Inch Spikes or Flats only Lockers ft Showers — Bring lock ft towel 12:20 OOOm final 50-54 9:20 200m prelim 3559 20Dm prelim Concrete Throwing Rings Physiotherapy ft First Aid Tent —6^ daily 12:25 OOOm final 45-49 9:25 30-34 12:30 OOOm final 40-44 9:45 400ml.H. 70 + 12:35 OOOm final 35-39 9:50 400m I.H. 0569.0564 Awards 12:40 OOOm final 3064 9:56 400ml.H. 55-69 10:00 400ml.H. 50-54 TAC Championship Medals — First three pieces LUNCH FOR OFFICIALS 10:08 400m I.H. 45-49 Certificates first six places 10:10 400m I.H. 4044 1:10 100m prelim women 10:15 400m I.H. 3559 1:15 100m prelim 00B4.6569 10:20 40Dml.H. 00-34 •'1 Schedule of Events 1:20 100m prelim 55-59 10:35 200m final arofnen , i- 1:25 100m prelim 50-54 Published schedule willbe closely adhered to — prelims scheduled and not rteeded willbe 10:40 200m final 70+ 1:30 100m prelim 45-49 announced on meet day. ThisInfowillalso t>e available by phone after August7.1001. according 10:45 200m (tnal 6569 1:35 100m prelim 40-44 to info available at that time. Elite hurdles entrants may not enter WAVA spacing hurdle events. 10:50 200mfiita< 6064 1:40 100m prelim 35-39 10:55 200m final 66-59 1:45 100m prelim 30-34 11:00 200m final 5064 1:55 100m hurdles women 30-40 11:05 200m final 4549 Registration 1:55 00m hurdles women 404 11:10 200m final 4044 NO REGISTRATION NEEDED ON RACE DAY 2:00 00m hurdles 70 + 11:15 200m final 3659 i 1. Pick up packet 2:05 100m hurdles 66-69 11:20 200m final 3054 2. Report to start when event called 2:10 100m hurdles 0044 11:30 1600m final ..onwfi 3. No refunds for no-sftow 2:15 110m hurdles 55-59 11:40 ISODm final 70 + 4. TAC registration will t)e available and required to obtain your packet. 2:20 110m hurdles 50-54 11:90 1500m final K4R 2:25 110m hurdles 4549 12:00 4500m final •044 2:30 110m hurdles 4(M4 12:10 iSOOm final Banquet or BBQ 2:35 110m hurdles 35-39 12:80 1500m final MLfrt 2:40 110m hurdiee 30-34 400 only —Steak dinner — Saturday Night, 7:30, St. Mary's Hall — S16 per person 12:30 1500m final IfH) 2:40 110m hurdles Elite* 12:40 ISOOm final to-t* 2:45 400m final women 12:50 1500m final 3«.3> 2:50 400m final 70 + TAC Masters Meeting 1:00 1500m final 2:55 400m final 0569 Saturday. August 15. Mountain Ctiarlie's Banquet Room —6:30 3:00 40Qmfif^ 6044 . LUNCH FOR OFFICtALS 3:05 400mflrt*l 5559 3:10 400m final 5054 1:30 1000m relaya pentathalon Results 3:15 400m final 46-49 2:00 3:20 Results will tw published In the September Nitlonal Masters News Letter. No results will be 400m final 40-44 FIELD fVCNTO: BUNDAT. AUGUST 10 mailed. Subscription toNMN forS12/year— write: National Masters News Letter, P.O. Box 2372, 3:25 400m final 96-39 0:00 Discua Van Nuys, California 91404. 3:30 400m firtal 30-34 0:00 High Jump — Northplt — Women and60 I 3:40 lOOmfinal women i 3:45 100m final 70 + Hlglt Jump — South pit ~ Men 90 • 59 10,000 METERS — will t>erun in 2 sections — 50 ft over and Women ar>d 3D-49 3:50 100m final 06-00 11:00-2:00 Javetln Triple Jump i 1st section the clock will t)e stopped after 1 t>our, 10 minutes 2nd section — 56 minutes 3:55 100m flr>al 6044 11:00-2H)0 OOOm ORABOVE —Iftherearetoo manyentrants, sections willbe runand entrants siHected 4:00 100m final 55-50 — seeded according to aut>mltted times. 4:05 100m final fiO-54 t 4:10 100m final 4540 ORDER OF COMPETITION FIELD - Women first, oldest to youngest 4:15 fOOm finml 4044 STEEPLECHASE ft HAMMER THROW - will be contested at San Jose Ctty College 'Eilta hurdia event 10 yard apaeing 'P/eese note kV. A. V.A. hurdi*•pacing, he/ghrs and wight /mp/emenrs w///be used. OGGlNr-. (4(M4)3r'. (90.W)34". 7Dsfeepfeehase w///beat2.000 merers. WAVA By-Lawa, llatQlilt and Siandarda Los Gates, California Mm Shot Otwu* HmmtmIT Jwlln •

August 15,16,1981 40 7.26 2.00 7.26 BOO 1 SO 5.50 1.50 7.26 800 • Los Gates High School Track 60 4.00 1.00 6.00 BOO 1 70+ 4.00 1.00 4.00 800 1 * ENTRV FEES • tS.OO lint t«Ml, $3.00 Mch additional avant WefrMi Shot Diacw HaimiMMjMbHn 1 lie lor ralaya, $10.00 lor Pantattialon 35 4.00 1.00 800 1 40 4.00 1.00 800 1 50 3.00 1.00 400 i ao 3.00 1.00 400 1 ENTRY DEADLINE: Augual 1,19$1 70 + 3.n 1.00 400 1

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Mm a b e Saturday, August 15 Sunday, August 16 40 llOmatars 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 50 llOmatars 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 STEEPLE CHASE POLE VAULT 5,000m RUN JAVELIN 80 lOOmetars 84.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 HAMMER SHOT PUT 200m PRELIM TRIPLE JUMP 70 + 80 malar* 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (BhunMa) 5,000 WALK LONG JUMP DISCUS 1600m RELAY 10,000 METER 100m PRELIM HIGH JUMP PENTATHALON WamM Hatghi a b e 400 PRELIMS 110m HURDLES 400m I.H. 400 RELAY 110m ELITE HURDLES 200m FINALS 35 lOOmatars 78.2 13.00 8.5 10.50 (8 hurOlM) 800 FINAL 400m FINALS 1500m FINAL 40 + OOmatar* 78.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 100m FINALS

rtAh Off tumr blauk And tttnm/t ro- Ellta Hurdlot, t tOm — tO yards spacing (aamaas submaaters) (30-38) 42", (40-49) 39". (SO-59)36", S year age groups. PCNN MUTUAL TAC NATIONAL BRUCE BPRINOBETT, Meet 0/recfOf MASTCRB TRACK ft FIELD CHAMFIONSHIFB P.O. Box 1328. Lot Oatoa, California 05030,400/364-7333 STEEPLECHASE Nama. (UfO The steeplechase shall be run at 3000 meters for all age groups except those over 70, for which the distance will be 2000 meters. Phone. (Numbarft Smwf) Date of Birth .

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and sporting events, but, because we NOTES FROM THE J. WASTE The courses were beautiful. In national health and recreational move were there at a time of great movement BASKET China, you have a built-in crowd ment a quantum push ahead. Wow. wherever you go. It must have been a What an opportunity for us to do and change in the world's oldest con First China-U.S. cultural mega-shock for them to see a something of great importance for our tinuous civilization. There was a blonde, blue-eyed Californian follow "brothers." From our example, they special energy, a mystic quality unlike I Distance Running ed by a red-haired Oregonian chasing can move ahead much more quickly have experienced in my extensive Tour the motorcycle escort through the than we did. Physical fitness at all previous travels. streets. Very few Westerners/Cauca levels is of renewed importance. One quarter of the world's people by JIM WASTE sians had visited parts of China since The Chinese people love sports, and are breaking out of their time-warp. If It is now ofHcial! Two fabulous 1949 and there are generations who all we have to do is show them the way. their percentages approximate omrs, tours have been finalized for U.S. have no experience with such as us. What a great gift for us to give. What ten years from now, there will be 400 masters and submasters to compete in Puckett will be remembered forever an opportunity to share. What a mo million joggers or aerobic athletes in China. by those whom he touched. What an ment in history for us to enjoy. If Nix China. Our tours will change their na Distance runners will get the historic ambassador he was. He drew a bigger on's ping pong team was a step in the tional attitude towards old age. I first experience in October, 1981; and crowd at the Panda section of the right direction, then this is a leap. believe this is the most important thing the track and field athletes will follow Shanghai zoo than the bears did. We We all agreed it was the most educa I have ever been involved in or could be one year later in October, 1982. have both been invited to return to tional experience of our lives; not involved in. These tours are on the very It started at the World Games in conduct clinics and coach. Our many because we saw the temples, the Great cutting edge of history. Don't miss January in New Zealand, when the far- Chinese hosts spoke often of Jim's Wall of China, and went to the theater out.D sighted Helen Pain invited Chinese openness and sense of humor. We representatives to observe the masters quickly recognized that China was in action. They were amazed and, open and friendly to us. subsequently, a pioneer group (the Our media had left us ill-prepared Gang of Four, but good guys) of for the progress being made there. A Americans went to China to confer , land of 975 million people, most of with China Sports Federation people in whom are ready to smile. Everyone in the capitol, Beijing, and to tour and in blue Mao suits, but not a photo of Mao spect the road racing and track & field or the real Gang of Four in' sight. Not facilities in six major cities. one gun was seen. Soldiers and police The Olympic Stadium in Beijing is acted more like delivery boys or equal to any in the world, and the tourists. Officials spoke of their need others are rated good to excellent. for our friendship. We were never They wanted us to showcase our pro hassled in even the slightest way, as I gram in age-group running. We wanted have often experienced in iron curtain to share with them how far we have countries. come in the past ten years. It soon Extreme courtesy and dignity were became evident that it was not a matter the mode. You really cannot unders of a tour being possible, but rather, tand China (one-quarter of the world's when. population) without seeing and feeling Our U.S. Gang of Four consisted of it. Imagine 5 Chinese for every 1 Helen Pain, who assisted her former American—all dressed in blue and intensity at start of 5000 at World Games. From left, Witfred Btgekmr of ttie USA (033), Bob Bool husband David in organizing Masters riding black bicycles. And you never of North Carolina(067), P. Ludwig of Germany (067), E. Gamble of Australia(Oil). Track & Field; Mae Lum, a third have anyone bump into you. generation Californian who speaks Our food was excellent. American Cantonese and is the wife of 76-year- style breakfasts and optional Chinese old world record holder in the 100 feasts for lunch and dinner. I wasn't, meters. Sing Lum; Jim Puckett, ever- into Chinese cuisine before the trip, popular, red-headed track & field but I'm a fan now. We never repeated coach at Mt. Hood Community Col the same Chinese meal. Think of that. lege, Oregon (14,(XX) students) and No fat people there. .And the average three-time organizer of U.S. Masters life span is longer than ours. I fre T&F championships (also a world class quently questioned my own life style as sprinter); and myself, ex-U.C. we rode, ran and flew through China. Berkeley football player, and victim of Hotels were good (equivalent to 512 rugby games, a masters T&F jack- 2-or-3 star rating in Europe) with no of-all-trades and fitness buff, and problems for the experienced traveler. organizer and coach of six interna Good, clean rooms, sheets, good ser tional rugby tours, including Romania vice, and we always had a western style and Russia. I am not sure how Helen bathroom with showers. Hong Kong, chose us, but it was soon clear we were of course, is like Honolulu from an ac all qualified for our various roles, and commodation standpoint. We traveled it turned out to be a close, hard first class on good trains which was the working, sincere group. best way to view the agrarian world of Pat Whita, Roberta Ray and Bob Holtal enjoyoameraderie InChristchurch at 4th World Games. Mae has many friends and contacts China. You really do see it this way. Photo from Al Ray along the way, and could keep tabs on Airplanes were U.S. made and stan our interpreters. Our manager Helen dard, first-class equipment. Frankly, I (40 + ) runners. Of particular interest slaved about 20 hours each day, iron found it no more difficult than travel Masters Women are those who are training for a ing out details. Puckett represented ing through most of Europe. We in Runners Subject of marathon or half-marathon or those T&F and I the distance runners. We spected all facilities, met with race of who.have already participated in one, both ran in 3 lOk's, while checking out ficials and planned the events in detail. Study and those who train on at least 40 miles race courses around the lovely, scenic Jogging is happening, but it hasn't a week. The study involves filling out a lake sites in Wusi, Hangzhou, and exploded yet. And it is mostly by the An independent study is being con questionnaire on health history Md Nanjing. We set national records for office workers and so forth in the early ducted at San Diego State College training. If interested in being a part of the distances (mainly because there mbmings, before the streets are con University in California this summer. this study, please send your name and weren't any established records for our gested. Runners over 50 were not com The study will investigate the effects of address to: Jo Anne Wichary, 5871 respective ages: Puckett, 41, 44:;45; mon, but we did see a lot of women long-distance training on the menstrual Adobe Falls Rd., San Diego, CA Waste, 52, 38:35. runners. They think we can give their cycle of submasters (35 + ) and masters 92120.• June 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 17

S S.e85,00 YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE HISTORY

DESTINATION CITIES While Sports Travel International, Ltd. has no control over the itinerary withii China v^ich is determined solely by our Chinese hosts, the fact that meet dates have been set for specific times and sites means that every effort will be made to conform to the set itinerary. Therefore, we present to you the cities we ex • pect to be included. • O BEIJING ,(Peking) The capital of China, the second largest city with a population z: of 8.5 million people, has a history of one-half million years based on the dis h covery of "Peking Man" in 1929. The city has been in existence for 3,000 years UJ and is filled with relics from the past as well as in^josing acconplishments of J 00 the present. In addition to the world-class stadium, Tien An Men Square, the Great Hall of the People, the Gate of Heavenly Peace providing entrance to the Forbidden City (In^jerial Palace), all of which are located within a short radius, exciting points of interest are the Summer Palace - a jewel of pagodas and pavi lions in the setting of lovely lakes and gardens, the Ming Tombs, and the 3,600 mile Great Wall, whose construction first began as a military project in 770-476 B.C. Restoration has been on-going throughout the centuries. However, at the present time the section which is available for visitors' inspection is about 40 miles from Beijing and is less than one-half mile in length. NANJING (Nanking) Another ancient city, more than 2,400 years old, Nanjing served o T, as the capital of ei^t dynasties from the 3rd to the ISth century. An attractive city with tree-lined streets, it is located on the Yangtze River near the Purple Z Mountains. One of the most inpressive sights is the Mauselem of Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. < Although the revered doctor was bom in the southern province of Guangdong and z died in Beijing, he requested to be buried here. The Yangtze River Bridge is a Chinese engineering feat and is pointed out with great pride. The scenic beauty of Xuan Wu Lake, a center for recreational and cultural activities, will provide an inspirational setting for one of the Distance Runs. WUXI (Wuhsi) The resort city on the north bank of Tai Hu Lake, one of China's largest, has been known as the "land of fish and rice." Although it seems to con.- X Sf jj a sist primarily of parks, gardens, and lakes, this is an iuportant silk producing area in addition to high production in agriculture and light weight industries. SHANGHAI This formerly small fishing village which was founded about 1000 A.D. 2^ I < has grown to China's largest commercial and industrial center with a population lU I approaching 11 million. Located midway on China's east coast, Shanghai has ex a perienced a colorful history of foreign influence making it the country's most z cosmopolitan city. The "paradise for adventurers" during the colonial period be < gan its resistance to foreign domination in 1921 and in 1949 was liberated. Recog X nizing the in^ortance of foreign trade, Shanghai maintains conmercial relations CO with more than 115 countries throughout the world. Museums, parks, the zoo, fine sports facilities are all available for your enjoyment as are outstanding restaur ants and shopping opportunities. HANGZHOU (Hangchow) The world-famed silk and tea from Hangzhou pale in conparison a with the dream-like beauty of this "heaven on earth." Glorious West Lake, sur?- o rounded by trees and flowers, provides the focal point of this "sightseer's para £ dise." Thick groves of banboo, bubbling springs, carp pools and more sights of N tranquil beauty are yours to enjoy in this harmonious balance of man and his sur a roundings . z < HONG KONG The Gateway to China during modem times. Hong Kong was bom out of X the Opium War and the 1842 Treaty of Nanking. The area consists of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories, and today bases its economy a on the industries of textiles, electronics, and tourism. One of the world's most z exciting cities, it provides a frenetic, luxurious, colorful flair to the center o of Asian trade. Even more thrilling than the wonderful restaurants, shops, ho tels, and places to explore is the joy of getting to know the people. This is a a city of hope, opportunity, challenge... the Pearl of the Orient. z o £ IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE about this history-making tour and how you may be a part of it, you may phone or write . SPORTS TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL, LTD. (714) 225-9555 P.O. Box 7823, San Diego, CA 92107 To-be certain of visas: deposits must be received by June 50th. Acceptmce of 3pplic3.tioris received after that date will depend on svailability of additional visas from China. m \ A X V ^ > \ \ .'VV» ^\* f V %Vi\

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What Makes Daddy were familiar with all track events, not alone," he said. "It's just you and college track men. Their bodies were only from their husbands' but their your humiliation. That's why so few baggy-kneed, but beautiful. They ap Run? own former participation. They both are willing to compete." Does he feel a peared mature, and probably better . said their husbands had stopped sports need to keep proving he's a real he- able to handle disappointment then the by SUE SLAKEY after leaving school and were recently man? He began to answer just as his average non-competing person. Did you ever wonder what happened getting back into competition. The grandchildren ran up shouting. He Most were disappointed with then- to Bill, the skinny kid that graduated men had various jobs. There was a stooped to hug and kiss them, so my first performances; yet they kept on with you? You can probably remember contractor, dentist, doctor and xerox question was answered. and continued the disciplined training the quarterback, but not the skinny salesman. A dentist from Los Angeles describ until they improved. There was a pride kid. Well, he may be one of the grow I glanced around and watched a par ed himself as a college man of the 50s in taking good care of their bodies; in ing group of contestants in the ticularly graceful body throw a javelin. whose idols were Mickey Mantle and asking the questions: What can my Master's Track and Field Events. His long leg muscles moved in crew haircuts. His wife had been his in body do? How far will it stretch? Or as These events are for those who have rhythmic diagonals as he walked over spiration to begin training again after Rocky said, "Can 1 go the obtained the age of 40. Besides regular to where the instrument struck the his hiatus from track. He attended Oc distance?"• things like hurdles and dashes, there ground. This 40 year old man with a 20 cidental College where track and field are pentathlons and decathlons. You year old body was rather guarded so I were a major emphasis. He recalled know, Bruce Jenner stuff and advanc was uhaoie to ask Tiim much about his that about 1976 he realized that his ed jogging. motivation. He was a former Olympic body had only been in its best shape I am an amateur photographer- Javelin thrower, Phil Conley of Wood- when he had run track and field. He writer, a professional counselor, and side and he is worth watching, not only has always been good in sports and lov an under-developed jock. I have in because of his level of skill but it is ed competitive and contact sports. He dulged in swimming, golf, tennis and typical of him to give others some felt he was the type to keep his feelings jogging and over-indulged in smoking. pointers and coaching. to himself and liked having the training With that in my background, I became I spent some time with an English as a way of dealing with pent up ten curious as to why, or even how come, teacher from a Sacramento high sions. people could go out for track and field school. With his Latin last name, I was Another beautiful body told me he at that age. I went to the Northern curious to know if his motivation was a has never stopped competing. He had California Senior's Pentathlon, held at "macho" thing. He said it was a mat been a track man in college and when Knerr, Miller Named Sacramento State University, an all ter of choice. He had started running a he graduated, he joined a Southern male event boasting a small entry of 17 few years back and went the path of California Track Club. Best in Seniors TC participants. fun runs to marathons. He felt closed What did I learn? Just enough to in with too many people trying to com Jim Knerr, 46, and Margaret Miller, I went out with some pre-conceived add to my curiosity. One of the attrac pete. He likes the one lane runs arid 53, were named the top Senior Track notions about the nature of a partici tive features of these events is the few small competitive field. He also let me Club runners of 1980. The Southern pant. The person would most likely be entrants. Men who were mid-level know he was divorced, smoked, drank California club also voted Hal a married man, who was into health competitors in high school find they and kept late hours, leading an active Wallace, 51, the best overall track & food, did not smoke, and was a rather rank higher as Masters. social life. He placed third in the long field performer, and Christa Romp- boring jock with a high need to keep jyiost of the men I saw were married, jump and ran 200 meters in just over 27 panen, 40, the best womsm T&F proving himself. He would be in a very careful about nutrition but not into a seconds. fruit-and-nuts diet. They did not athlete. Other T&F awards: Dashes: competitive field such as sales. He Ozzie Dawkins, 54; Middle-distance: would have a beautiful body that did There was a 60 year old discus smoke. thrower, owner of a mortgage com These people were generous with Bill Fitzgerald, 55; Jumps: Jim Ver- not show age. My background con non, 62; Throws: Emson Grimm, 53. vinced me that the training required to pany. He returned to competition after each other and toward me. They were willing to take time to share what they Road racing honors went to: Men: participate in track was contrary to any many years to see if he could still com thought, and had, in fact, thought a Jessie Cook (35-39); Joe Burgasser life style that involved negative habits pete. He liked to find he still could. Both his son and daughter-in-law com great deal about why they were com (40-44); Bob Holtel (45-49); Dick such as rich food, driiikingj^ smoking Durand (50-54); John McManus and late hours like those kept by a pete. "When you lose, you lose peting. 1 did not find an over-riding denial of death nor a strong need to re (55-59); Eddie Lewin (60-69); Jim Bole traditional single man. He would be confirm that they were big, tough men. (70 + 5>. Women: Judy Kewley (35-39); boring because his life funneled into a Their employment was as varied as the Linda Burke (40-44); Jessie Jo Smith disciplined regime of practice, leaving general population. They were not all (45-49); Virginia Terry (50+). little time to develop along horizontal lines. The competition in employment Lorenz Sets U.S. 15K Masters Mark in Nike Championships would be a natural outflow from his continous self-challenge in track com continuedfrom page 1 petition. Perhaps this man was even Emerging victorious in the coveted The awesome Falcon TC swept the still wishing he'd never left school, the team championship were the two first 3 places to devour the runner-up type of man many grown women find powerful Seattle clubs: the men's Atlanta TC by 11 minutes in total team so contemptible, the over-age jock with Snohomish Track Club and women's times. the cutesy, wife. Falcon Track Club. They each handily Whereas masters competition among I spent three and half hours talking, defeated rivals from Honolulu, St. men was limited to the over-40 class, photographing and getting to know a Louis, Atlanta, Houston, Boston, Sak women over age 35 were eligible. And most inspiring group of people. I was Lake City, Philadelphia, San Francisco it was a trio of 35-39 women who did right about some things and very and New York. the job for Falcon—Vicky Foltz wrong about other things. All runners from each of the two (56:54), Doris Brown Heritage (57:19) I arrived in time to catch the finals of winning teams will be awarded travel and T Hosmer (58:28). the long jump, no longer called broad expenses to the June 27 International Open men and women runners also jump for obvious reasons. There was Masters 25k race in Brugge, Belgium. contested the race, which saw 9 masters not a lot of gray hair and certainly no Hambly's 48:22 led the triumphant men under 50 minutes. cheer-leaders or school yells. I Snohomish tandem. Bob Fischer of the The inclusion of the masters in the wandered around and finally sat down Milrose AC of New York placed 3rd in Nike Team Championships was suc by two very attractive female com 48:53, and was followed by E Dumas, cessful, it was agreed, and with the petitors and eavesdropped. They knew J Clark, Dick Hipp, Ken Winn and R cooperation of Penn Mutual, it wiU much more about track than I did. Reisenger. Reisenger (8th) and Dave become an annual event. The U.S. will They had come with their husbands Pitkethly (16th) combined with now be represented by two top flight from Oregon. These ladies spoke of VIckyJolte ted Falcon Track Club to woman's Hambly for the men's team crown, teams in the International Champion their husbands' devotion to training all taam title Nike/Penn Mutual Grand Prix In defeating the Philadelphia Masters for ships this month. • year round, even in the snow. They Seattle Marcti15 and In Phlladelplila April11. top honors. Results in back pages.

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Vasquez, Bigelow Hall First Master in Win Nor-Cal Seniors Boston

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., April BOSTON, April 20—While Seko, from BOB MARTIN 5—Sal Vasquez and Vicki Bigelow Virgin, Rodgers and Rowe got most of Executive Director were the leading men and women the headlines. Bill Hall, a forty-year- masters today in the Nor-Cal Seniors old anatomy professor at Duke Univer by BOB MARTIN, Executive Director miles. It ranks the top 100 men and 50 Lake Merced 4.95 miler. sity in Durham, North Carolina, The 1981 edition of "U.S. Distance women, and up to 10 each of 28 Vasquez just missed Bob Wellck's stormed to an impressive 2:21:19 to Rankings" has just come off the press. age/sex groups. Available for $6.95 course record of 25:47 by two seconds. capture Masters honors in the annual This year's book runs 132 pages of from NRDC, Box 42888, Tucson AZ Bigelow set a new course record for Patriot's Day spring classic Boston detailed rankings both for 1980 and all- 85733.• women of 30:22. Marathon. time for 16 events from 10km to 100 Kay Atkinson, 63, was 1st in the Raymond Swan of Bermuda main 60-64 category in 37:53. This was a PR tained his 1980 runner-up status, NEW U.S. AGE-DlVISIOft ROAD RECORDS OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY NRDC IN PAST HONTH by over 2 minutes. finishing 2nd behind Hall in 2:26. Ulrich Kaempf, 50, placed 3rd Dist Age Birth- Race Sue Stricklin reportedly finished as ance Div. Time Waiae da^ Residence St Date St overall in 26:24, ^hile Joan Ullyot cap first female master. tured women's 40-44 honors in We hope to have the complete results NONE 30:56.n next month.• Results in back pages.

PENDING U.S. AGE-DIVISION ROAD RECORDS REPORTED TO NMN IN PAST MONTH

Dist Age Race Old ance Div. Time Naae Residence St Date Record Held by lOK H45 33:09 Larry Fuseller Metarie LA 3- 7 33:10 Hal Higdon fl M65 43:37 Earl Wert Mobile AL 3- 7 43:37 Bob Boal H35 29:17 Barry Brown Gainesville FL 3- 7 29:59 Barry Brown 15K M40 47:18 Herb Lorenz Willingboro NJ 4-n 47:59 Hal Higdon " H55 52:41 Jim O'Neil San Diego CA 3-22 53:38 Ed Almeida 10K W45 36:23 Vicki Bigelow OA j 36:39 Mila Kania n W70 1:02:07 Bess James San Jacinto CA 4- 4 1 08:20 Bess James lOmi W45 1:04:36 Linda Sipprelle Bethlehem PA 4- 5 1 06:18 Dorothy Stock " M70 1:12:05 Ed Benham 4- 5 1 13:29 Ed Benham 25K W45 1:43:20 Linda Sipprelle Bethlehem PA 2- 8 1 47:10 Ruth Anderson aOmi W40 2:16:23 Anna Thomhill New York NY ? 2 21:41 Nina Kuscsik •> " H40 1:48:25 Gary Muhrcke New York NY 1 51:07 Kent Guthrie " M45 1:56:19 Cahit Yeter New York NY 7 1 56:39 Ross Smith Mara W70 4:33:15 Mavis Lindgren CA 3- 8 4 37:37 Mavis Lindgren lOmi W45 1:02:00 Hi la Kania 4-26 1 06:18 Dorothy Stock SOmi W40 6:24:19 Sandra Kiddy Palm Springs CA 7 7 04:53 Sue Medaglia Mara M4Qa 2:21:19a Bill Hall Durham NC 4-20 2 24:41a Herb Lorenz Bagpipers parade as part of opening ceremonies at 14th World Veterans Distance Runn ing Championships in Palmerston North, New Zealand. pnoto from ai Ray.

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BILLUPS RUNS 4:05 1S00 Clarke Sets 3 World EWINQ TOP UASTER IN 31:30 time. "It was kind ofexciting," he told Villanueva Clocks Marks in Hawaii Well, Fuselier, Mobile Press-Register rqxirter Chris Hall, "but I'm going to try to drop it a 14:04 in 5000 from STAN THOMPSON Brown Set lOK couple of minutes in the next year or HONOLULU, Hawaii, April from TOM STURAK 19—Polly Clarke, 70, of Loveland, Marks so." WALNUT, Calif., April 25—An Wert only began running three years Colorado, established three new world tonio Villanueva, 40, of Xalapa, Mex MOBILE, Alabama, March 7—Earl 5-year age-division records this ago at age 64. "I think I can break ico recorded one of the fastest 5000 Wert, 67, of Mobile, Barry Brown, 36, 40," he said. "I need a little more zip weekend in the 6th Hawaii Interna meters ever run by a man over 40 of Gainesville, Florida, and Larry to do it. I can lose another 10 pounds tional Masters Track & Field Cham tonight in the Mt. San Antonio College Fuselier, 45, of Metarie, Louisiana, and make it a lot easier." pionships. Relays. established new U.S. age division Wert's training routine is a daily Her times of 87.6 in the 400, 3:38.7 Villanueva clocked 14:04.54 to finish recordsJor 10 kilometers today in the 5-mile run, but no speed work. He in the 800, and 7:34.0 in the 1500, 8th among the world-class runners in 4th annual Azalea Run plans on adding some interval training demolished the respective old marks of the Invitational 5000. (Doug Padilla Wert clocked 43:37 to better Bob in his sub-40 quest. He says his real 2:18.4, 5:47.5 and 9:22.1, set by won in 13:33 with Duncan MacDonald Boal's 65-69 division Inark of 43:39. love is the marathon, because there's Marilla Salisbury, Hulda Crooks and second in 13:35.) Fuselier recorded 33:09 to break Hal "less pxmishment,"'adding: "These Ruth Rothfarb. The world over-40 record is 13:45.8, Higdon's 4-month old 45-49 record of lOKs, you're out for blood. It's a Clarke would have owned two addi set by France's Lucien Rault at age 40 33:10. Brown logged 29:16.5 to smash sprint all the way." tional world marks in the 100 and 200, on May 23, 1976. The U.S. masters his own 35-39 standard of 29:59. Wert's first running effort was a but for an aiding wind over the mark is 14:59.6, set by Hal Higdon at Jim Ewing, 41, of Jackson, Miss., 2-mile jog that took 2 minutes. "I allowable limit. Her 16.2 and 35.3 were age 41 on August 25, 1972. led all masters finishers with 31:39.7, thought I'd die," he recalls. He's sur well under the current marks of 20.1 The world veterans lOK road cham good for 28th place in the field of 4676 prised how far he's come. "I never and 62.7. pion was unofficially clocked at the in one of the South's major road races. knew how a body could respond to a Entries came from such far off 3000 meter mark in 8:17, better than Bill Rodgers won the race in 29:00.2; training program." places as Spain, Australia, New Jack Foster's world 40+ mark of Patti Catalano was 1st woman in Ken Winn, 43, a perennial masters Zealand, England, Oregon, California, 8:17.4. 32:32.2. standout from Stone Mountain, Japan and Colorado. Nineteen world, Villanueva, a high-school track Like many a record-breaker, Wert Georgia, notched 32:15.9 for 34th 3 U.S. and 50 Hawaii age records were coach and taxi driver, was due to run in was actuallv disappointed with his place.• set. Edith Leiby, 58, of Hawaii set 4 the masters 5000 or 1500. But he opted, world age marks in the 200, 400, 8CX) instead, to run with the invitational and high jump, and 2 U.S. marks in group. His time would have won the the 100 and 1500. Dorothy Callan, 63, open-college division by 10 seconds. of Hawaii, set 2 world age records in In masters competition, Ernie the long jump and shot put and 3 Billups, now 44 but as fast as ever, Hawaii marks in the discus, javelin and easily won the 1500 over arch-rival long jump. Heidi Dunham, 38, set 2 George Cohen, the world veterans 800 world age records in the 100 hurdles champion. Billups, a Chicago high- and 400 hurdles, and a Hawaii record school principal, clocked an outstan in the high jump. ding 4:05.2, only 5 seconds off his Stan Thompson, 70, set 3 world American age 40-44 mark. Cohen records in the high jump, pole vault trailed in 4:18. Bill Fitzgerald, 56, in good early-season form, logged a 4:36, and international decathlon, and 3 only 7 seconds off his U.S. age 55-59 Hawaii records in the 16# shot, 2kg discus and 800g javelin. Other records standard. were set by Harold Chapson in the Billups also took the masters 800 in 5000, Bud Deacon in the 400 hurdles, another classic battle with Cohen." John Clarke, 73, in the 2-mile walk, Remembering his 1980 Pan-American Games loss to Cohen (1:54.9 to and Nick Newton, 47, of California 1:55.5), Billups changed tactics. In who equalled a U.S. age record in the stead of storming out at his usual pace lOO.D of 27 (200) and 56 (400), Billups stroll Results in back pages. ed to a leisurely (for him) 59-second first lap with Cohen in tow. As Cohen Masters Dominate prepared to make his move, Billups ac lOOK Race^alk celerated and drew out with a sub-58- by SAL CORRALLO second final lap to win, 1:56.9 to ARLINGTON, Virginia, April 1:58.2. Mel Eliot tried to hang in with 11—Masters walkers dominated the the terrible twosome but faded to a 1981 TAG National 100km Racewalk Valdamar Schultz, 40, represetning Nike, at Pat Whttaof USA in cross-country at World still-cre.ditable 2:05. Championship today at Yorktown San Diego Grand Prix 15K. Schuitz was 1st Championships in New Zeaiand. Truman Clark, 45, captured the master in Catalina 10K March 21 in 37:38., High School. masters 5000 in 16:28.0 Photo by George Cohen The overall winner was Shaul 1980 Masters Ladony, 45, a citizen of Israel and Sipprelle, James, American record for 10 kilometers for visiting professor at Georgia Tech in women over age 70 April 4 with a time Rankings Atlanta. His time was 10 hours, 24 Lindgren Set New of 1:02:07 in the San Diego Bonnie Bell Begining in the July issue of NMN, minutes, 14 seconds, almost an hour run. Her effort trimmed a full 6 we will publish 1980 masters rankings ahead of Alan Price, 34, in 11:17:11. Records minutes off the 1:08:20 she achieved Si for long distance running events from Price of Washington, was the of Linda Sipprelle, 46, of Bethlehem, nearly a year ago. There was no 70 + 10 kilometers up. ficial U.S. champion. Sal Corrallo, 50, Pa. bettered the U.S. women's age competition in the race, so James settl Compiled exclusively for NMN by also of Washington, finished third 45-49 record for 25 kilometers by run ed for 4th place in the 60 + division. the National Running Data Center, the overall and was U.S. Masters cham ning 1:43:20 in the New York Road Mavis Lindren, 73, broke her own rankings are 50 deep for both men and pion in 11:41:54. Both Price and Cor- Runners Club Postal race in New York U.S. women's 70+ marathon record women in each 5-year age group from f? aMo are members of the Potomac February 8. Her time improves the by 4 minutes with a time of 4:33:15111 V age 35. Valley Seniors Track Club. Joined by listed mark of 1:47:10, set by Ruth the Napa Valley California Marathon We'll start with the 10k and and Paul Robertson, 41, who placed 5th in Anderson of Oakland, Calif, in 1978. March S.C] publish a different distance each 13:09:57, they won the team cham Bess James, 71, lowered her own Results in back pages. month. pionship.• June 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 21

TVyyyvvV¥VVyvV¥»»¥¥V¥V¥¥¥¥¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥VV¥»¥¥»»»¥ 5000 tgTER RUN M35 Charles Polhamus 15-6 SHOT PUT M35 W Alexander 32-9% M30 Bob Abbe NT Henry Hopkins 13-0 M35 Bob Maszak 21:10.0 Jim Benston 9-0 M40 J Russell 35-5% M45 C. Fraundorfer 41-4% TRACK & FIELD M40 Cass Curtis 17:42.0 M40 Ed Hoyle 13-0 18:10.0 MSO R Cooper 41-11 H45 Otto Volkmann Tom Allen 10-0 M50 Jerry Bartlett 23:09.0 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez35-n 11-0 M70 Warren Pike 30-0 RESULTS M55 John Pech 22:41.0 M45 Leo Shillinglaw n«asa send masters race results^^to National Mast»n N»wal0tt»f, Phil Mulkey 10-6 M75 G Paschal 15-5% Don Shillinglaw 10-0 P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. Please include date, distance TRIPLE JUMP 10000 tCTER RUN 10-6 and city. M50 Tom Hinkes M40 J Russell 30-1 9-6 M30 Rich Ntmrich 34:49 M65 Ian Hume M45 K Wiley 24-9% ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Rich Medina 36:02 MSO Sill Gentry 28-10 Don Racine 37:07 M55 J Ross . 23-4 SHOT PUT 0.9 M60 M McGee 25-1 NORTH AMERICAN MASTERS M40 Larry Judd 880 YARD RUN H35 Bill Hall 38:23 Bruce Mills 7.3 39:42 H30 Norm Bower 42-4 H65 Gilberto Gonzalez25-0 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD M30 Steve Currins 2:07.6 Mike Koh1 Jim Morris 7.4 40:49 M35 Ed Hill 51-9 M70 F Furtiiss 19-9 CHAMPIONSHIPS, MARCH 13-14, Tom Twohy 2:12.0 Rolf Ronstadt 6.7 Norb Duba 42-7!s 1981. FOREST VIEW H.S. H45 Phil Mulkey 2:24.0 JAVELIN 8.6 Mike Shay M40 John Hhitehouse 34:45 36-1 ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. Don Zinmer Henry Hopkins M35 P Crawley 125-7 7.5 Maurice Hallihan 36:59 38-7% M50 Tom Hinkes M35 Gary Carr 2:03.2 M40 Carl Klehm M4Q J Butler — 39:15 7.9 2:11.0 Ken Jennette Larry Judd 32-9% 132-1 50 YARD DASH Don Walsh Jim O'Neill M45 F Laudano 9.7 38-7% M60 George Haasl Jim Benston 2:27.0 M45 Karel Krin 40:25 M45 Phil Mulkey MSO D Hazelton 78-11 M30 A1 Lucas 5.9 U30 Liz McBlaine 7.1 40:36 Fred Schutz 32-5% M55 G Kreg 69-% M40 Ernie Billups 2:04.0 Roy Sanberg Tom Rauscher 6.0 W40 Joanne Grissom 10.4 41:07 Don Zimmerman 26-6% M60 Don Hull 65-4% Fred Hart 2:12.0 Joe Flynn Rick Steder 6.1 H50 Jack Scott 42-3% M65 Phil Partridge 88-2% 35:41 M45 Russ Bonham 2:19.1 M50 Clyde Baker Charles Cox 34-10% H70 Warren Pike 56-1 M35 Wayne Anderson 5.6 42:28 220 YARD DASH Peter Muncie 2:22.0 Jim Hunt M55 Bill Walmroth 46-3% John Hess 5.9 46:39 Jerry Bartlett John Ulam 35-11% Isiah McKinnon 6.0 26.9 2:26.3 1500 M3Q Tom Rauscher MSO Lou Schneider Chuck Olson 30-8 4:39 27.6 H55 Tom Garry 37:15 M35 D Jackson H40 Larry Judd 6.2 Rich Steder Art Williams 2:31 3B-6IS 28.4 A1 Jensen 38:51 M60 Harold Parsons M40 Pete Foret 4:16 Jim Lipsky 6.2 Bill Madden M55 Bob Coughlin 2:49.6 Lou Petkus 46:15 Bert janrieson 29-% M45 B Askea 4:47 Bill Edwards 6.3 M35 John Hess 27.9 Mike Dysvick 2:54.0 M65 Ian Hume 33-9 M50 E Downey 5:21 46:32 Jim Benston 29.7 W55 Emily Weber John Dick 28-2 M55 C Hammer 5:10 M45 Phil Mulkey 6.1 M60 Gil Jamieson 3:02.2 Jim Hess 30.1 M75 Arnold Ticmanis 30-11 6:14 Rich Richardson 6.3 George Haasl 3:04.0 M60 J French Don Ziimierson 6.4 W30 Liz McBlain 34-10% M70 R Lacey NT M40 Mike Saunders- 28.2 3000 METER WALK M65 John Dick 3:42.0 Marianne Whatley 26-7% M75 G Paschal NT Tom Twitchell 6.4 Bill Larson 29.6 M50 W45 Grace Butcher 2:57.3 M35 Bob Maszak 19:42 W35 Sue Klehm 22-1% 6.7 Tom Hinkes H45 Phil Mulkey 28.6 W65 Ivy Granstrom 4:29.1 Bob Collins 25:09 H40 Joanne Grissom 35-1Cfe 110 HURDLES 6.8 Charlie Cox Hector Andreos 29.7 M45 Frank Holgerson 19:41 M35 J Johnston 15.7 19.7 M55 Rush Jacobs 6.2 M50 Don Walsh 31.1 MSO Ed Schuler 1500 METER RUN 35 LB. WEIGHT 24.8 John Ulam 6.3 Rolf Davidson 31.8 M55 J Ross 6.4 MGS G Gonzalez 21.5 Chuck Olson Charles Cox 32.5 M30 Steve Currins 4:13.2 LONG JUMP M30 Norm Bower 44-6 46-4% Gilbert Jamison 7.0 Noel Nelson 4:28.7 M30 Mike Davis 19- 2% M35 Ed Hill M60 M55 Rush Jacobs 28.8 400 7.4 Dave Bechler 14-11% Jim Benston 36-0 George Haasl Chuck Olson 30.8 H35 Bob Collins 5:43.0 MS?WSpoon 58.0 7.5 14-10 Jim Hess 13-1 William Fields Bob Coughlin . 33.2 Bob Maszak 5:46.0 Larry Dun!op 56.5 M40 Carl Klehm 41-8 M40 Blair Bowling 9.3 17-0 M45 D Long 64.1 H65 John Dick M60 Bert Jamieson 32.0 H40 Ernie Billups 4:20.7 M35 Henry Hopkins H45 Phil Mulkey 30-7% 8.4 16-6% MSO H Anderson 70.0 M75 Arnold Ticmanis M65 John Dick 38.8 Amie Degamo 4:52.0 Charles Polhamus M50 Jack Scott 35-6% 6.3 16-4 M55 E McDonald 72.0 W30 Liz McBlain W30 Liz McBlain 28.8 Bruce Porter 4:53.0 Wayne Bowen Charles Cox 23-3 W35 Mary Daviddw 6.5 M60 Jack Rice 63.5 Marianne Whatley 33.4 H40 Larry Judd 15-% M55 Bill Walmroth 36-3 W40 Joann Grissom 6.9 M45 Wally Pries 4:51.2 Tom Alien 14-11% John Ulam 24-5% W65 Ivy Granstrom 11.2 Hike O'Leary 4:58.0 800 440 YARD DASH Aaron Miller 14-11 N65 John Dick 15-1 MSO Lou Schneider 5:02.5 2:12 M75 Arnold Ticmanis 20-5% m55 T Myers M30 Ray Otten 56.8 Jim Lowry 5:07 M45 Phil Mulkey 16-5% M40 Pete Foret 2:10 50 YARD HURDLES (HIGH) Sid Retlaff 57.2 M55 Bob Coughlin 5:55.5 Paul Lehmkuhl 15-10% M45 B Askea 2:24 59.4 Jim Otten M65 John Dick 9:06.1 Floyd Riddick 15-6 56 LB. WEIGHT MSO E Downey 2:36 M30 Mike Davis 6.8 W65 Ivy Granstrom 8:52,8 H55 J Ross 2:52 Lyle Edwards 6.9 M35 Gary Carr 54.9 M30 Norm Bower 26-m MSO Charles Cox 14-6% M75 G Paschal 5:41 M35 Henry Hopkins 7.8 Jim Benston 63.3 28-5 Harry Abcarian 13-7 MS Ed Hill Charlie Polhamus 7.8 Bob Collins 66.4 M40 Carl Klehm 26-5 3000 METER RUN M55 Chuck Olson 12-11 100 Jim Benston 8.1 Lee Slick 20-6 M40 Ernie Billups 56.0 Pat Sweeney 10-9 i?3F V Alexander 11.6 M40 Larry Judd 7.3 M30 Tom Twohy 9:45.1 M50 Jack Scott 20-5% M60 Gil Jamieson 11-11! M40 Blair Bowling 12.7 Bruce Mills 7.9 M45 Larry Kniefel 66.2 Sam McGroman 11:10.1 M55 Bill Walmroth 20-6% M65 Ian Hume 14-2% M45 F Laudano 12.9 Jim Morris 8.1 Fred Knapp 69.1 M35 Jim Benston 10:56.0 M60 Harold Parsons 20-% John Dick 9-0 MSO Ed Schuler 12.5 H45 Phil Mulkey 7.2 67.4. Bob Collins 11:31.0 M65 Nolan Fowler 25-1 MSO Tom Twitchell W30 Liz McBlain 16-8% M55 Don Hall 13.8 Paul Lehmkuhl 8.2 67.5 Bob Maszak 11:36.0 John Dick 11-4% Don Walsh W40 Joann Grissom 13-9 H65 G. Gonzalez 13.5 Grant Davis 8.6 M40 Andy Dorn 11:17.0 M75 Arnold Ticmanis 14-8 65.6 M70 W Pike 16.8 H50 Don Walsh 8.5 H55 Rush Jacobs M45 Russ Bonham 9:56.0 W35 Sue Klehm 6-6 68.1 H75 G Paschal 22.4 Peter Groom 8.6 Bob CouglAin Cass Curtis 10:41.0 Otto Volkroann 10:57.0 TRIPLE JUMP M30 Tom Rauscher 6.9 HBO Jim Hanno 63.6 300 HURDLES M30 Mike Davis 38-3 98 LB. WEIGHT Ed Murphy 7.1 Bert Jamieson 74.1 M50 Ed Lyons • 11:21.0 M45 K Wiley 61.4 Jim Tormoen 37-10 M30 Norm Bower 12-6% Jack Rice 7.3 M65 John Dick. 91.2 ME George Rasch 12:15.2 MSO L Caro 57.6 M35 Charles Polhamus 34-11% H35 ED Hill 12-7 M35 Henry Hopkins 6.8 W30 Liz McBain 60.4 M65 John Dick 17:23.0 E Downey 57.6 Roy Harris 31-10 M40 Carl Klehm 12-5% Charlie Polhamus 6.9 WAS Grace Butcher 74.6 W65 Ivy Granstrom 18:43.0 M56 J Ross 64.6 M40 Larry Judd 34-7 Lee Slick 9-8% Jim Benston 7.5 W65 Ivy Granstrom 1:51.1 MAS Phil Mulkey 34-11 M50 Jack Scott 9-11% 200 Paul Lehmkuhl 30-% M55 Bill Walmroth 9-5% HSF W Alexander 23:81 Charles Cox 28-6 M65 Nolan Fowler 10-4% MSO M40 8 Bowling 25.37 M55 Chuck Olson 28-11 M45 F Laudano 27.18 Swen Larson 26-6 from W. MacDonald Miller MSO Ed Schuler 27-.(B M60 Tom Reddy 27-10 Bill Gentry 28.83 M65 Ian Hune 31-7% FLORIDA STATE MASTERS TRACK M60 J Rice 28.61 John Dick 21-8 i FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS. M65 G Gonzalez 29.45 M75 Arnold Ticmanis 18-1% SEMINOLE COfWUNITY COLLEGE. M70 Dick Lacey 32.80 W30 Liz McBlain 31-6% lake MARY, FLORIDA. MARCH 15, 1981. M75 G Paschal 51.31

HIGH JUMP 3000 HIGH JUMP 10:07.2 m M30 Ron Purdom 6-2 M35 D Jackson 10:04.3 M30 Pat Matzdorf 6-8 M40 J Russell 5-0 M40 1 Bilgutay 10:07.7 Tom Rauscher 5-0 M45 J Baggett 4-8 M45 D Long 10:44.3 Norm Bower 5-0 M50 R Cooper 4-10 MSO T Depenbrok FNifcH uai¥£«5ITY 4-8 MSO Eppright 12:02.2 M35 Charles Polhamus 5-6 B Gentry 4-6 Jim Benston 5-2 E Schuler from Bill Gentrv Dick Evans 5-2 H55 J Ross 3-10 H60 Don Hull 3-6 H40 Mamom Gibson 5-8 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 4-% DEADLINE Larry Judd 5-2 M70 Dick Lacey 4-2 Bill Smith 5-0 NMN is written by

H45 Tom Langenfeld 5-8 LONG JUMP masters atheletes for M35 Joe Johnston 19-4% Dick Richardson 5-8 masters athletes. We Phil Mulkey 5-2 M40 J Russell 14-10% M45 Frank Laudano 14-10 need and welcome your MSO Jack Scott 4-10 M50 Ed Schuler 16-7 Charles Cox 4-6 M55 J Ross 12-% reports of meets, races, Tom Twitchell 4-4 M60 M McGee 12-9% 10-6 schedules, photos, com M55 Leon Potter 4-8 M70 Warren Pike Chuck Olson 4-4 M75 Guy Paschal 5-1 ments, etc. Deadline for mo George Haasl 4-0 editorial material and Ray Locker 3-10 DISCUS M65 Ian Hune 4-10 M35 Joe Johnston 91-9% advertising is the 10th of M40 J Russell 104-3 John Dick 3-8 the month before date of M75 Arnold Ticmanis 3-10 M45 Carlos Fraund'r 130-0 W30 Liz McBlain 5-0 M50 R Cooper 99-8 issue. Send to National Sue Klehm 3-8 Masters Newsletter, Barry Kline of West Penn TC leads field inr60-hurdles in Philadelphia H40 Joanne Grissom 4-3 POLE VAULT N35 Joe Johnston 11-0 P.O. Box 2372, Van Eastern Regional masters Championships February 22. POLE VAULT H40 J Butler 10-8 M50 Les Trubey 8-0 Nuys, CA 91404. Photo by Pete Taylor M30 Mike Davis 13-6 Tom Rauscher 12-6 H55 J Ross 6-0 Bill Jones 10-6 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 7-0

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M40 PUERTO RICO MASTERS ASSOCI Angel Pagan 5:02.11 M50 Teddy Ramirez 27-7 LONG JUMP TJ C Pahl 10.22 TFA SOUTHERN MASTERS TRACK Miguel Saez 5:14.21 M55 Francisco Moya 27-3 ATION MASTERS TRACK & FIELO W30 D van Zyl 4.55 HJ L Benning 1.56 AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, MEET. SIXTO ESCOBAR STAOIUM Norberto Ortiz 5:15.43 Angel Rivera 25-10 PC L Benning 2.20 APOPKA HIGH SCHOOL, APOPKA, SHOT PUT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO. M65 Antonio Gotay 27-11 H50 I Hoftneyr (ORLANDO)FLORIDA, APRIL 11 MARCH22, 1981. M45 Erenesto Perez 5; 33.25 Santiago Verdejo 24-8 5.61 M50-54 Luis 5: Alicea :33.28 JAVELIN Too 7 Lunn 12.4 100 YARD 100 Miguel Rivera POLE VAULT W35 D Quelch 29.86 200 V Lunn 25.7 M30 Nate Robinson 10.3 Veve 6: M30 Eugenio Falu 10.89 :08.06 M30 Jorge Miranda 14-0 400 K Cohen 59.3 M35 Wilraar Alexander 10.7 Herm. 8etancourt 11.59 M50 Gregorio Angulo 5::01.35 Juan Rodriguez 12-0 800 P Reid 2:16.6 H40 Herb Snedden 11.4 Ricardo Nogue 12.12, Antonio Vallejo 5: 22.47 M35 Porfirio Matos 9-2 M35-39 1500 P Reid 4:41.5 M50 Ed Schuler 11.3 M35 WiIfredo Picorellill.44 Raymond Baez 5: 45.36 Gabriel Reyes 9-0 100 3 Thiart 11.8 5(K)0 P O'Brien 17:07.8 M55 Don Hall 13.0 M55 Francisco Moya 5: Eliphaz Isaac 11.67 47.49 M40 Tony Rivera 6-6 200 1 Selotlego 23.7 10K P O'Brien 35:43.8 M60 William Carmen 13.1 Jose Alonso 5: Agustin Rodriguez 11.72 48.66 M45 Miguel Rivera Vevell-0 400 I Selotlego 51.2 SP T Bruwer 10.72 M65 Gilberto'Gonzalez- M60 Don Corbin 6: M40 Raul Diaz 12.77 ;09.45 Carlos Loubriel ^10-6 800 B Moir 1:57.5 DT T Bruwer 31.42 Julia 12.8 M65 Rosario Mauras 7: M45 Gonzalo Combas 12.72 :19.23 f60 Teddy Ramirez 8-8 1500R Moir 4:12.2 JAV 0 Brown 30.08 W40 Dorothy Dorian 16.6 M70 Ramon Cordero 8: Pablo Garcia 13.12 :43.63 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- 5K R Moletlegi 16:30.0 HT T Bruwer 31.05 W50 Mary Shanzle 25.0 Luis Alicea 13.79 W30 Eileen Coffey 6:;21.83 Julia 8-4 10K J Correira 35:29.8 LJ V Lunn 5.02 M50 Luis Cano Gandia 12.78 W35 Antonia Gonzalez?: :22.56 Antonio Gotay 8-4' SC I Smith 10:35.7 TJ — 220 Roberto Schmidt 13.06 W40 Sarah Molina, 7::12.06 SP B Oosthuizen 9.89 HJ V Lunn 1.50 M30 Henry Snyder 23.7 Jose Rodriguez 13.09 Maria Casiano 8 22.18 OT J du Plessis 21.26 PV y Lunn - 3.30 M35 Wilmar Alexander 23.6 M55 Jose Luis Ubarri .11.22* DISCUS Jav F Klaassen 24.10 M40 Vaughn Bell 24.8 H60 Julio Rosarip 14.07 M30 Victor Osorio 103-10 LJ R Moir 5.91 M55-59 H45Charles Miller 25.9 3000 STEEPLECHASE David Rohena 14.59 Hector Quinones 81-7 TJ B Moruti 12.35 100 N Sharp! ey 13.8 M50 Ed Schuler 25.8 M30 Rivera 11 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- Javier 24.08 H35 Carlos Santos 52-0 ,200 N Sharpley 29.0 M55 Don Hall 30.3 H35 Angel Manzano 11: Julia 13.24# 31.60 H40 Enrique Martino 97-6 M40-44 400 N Sharpley 64.1 M60 Jack Rice 28.9 M70 Antonio Rosa 17.14 Rafael Rodrig'zl2: 36.77 Tony Rivera 59-8 800 H Barnard 2:43.2 100 J Louw 12.8 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 29.5 M75 Eugenio Guerra 16.66 Eduardo Diaz 13 03.34 M45 Miguel Rivera Veve80-ll 1500 H Barnard 5:32.1 200 C Chambers 26.0 H70 Richard Lacey 33.7 W30 Carmen Aguayo 14.64 M40 Luis Luna 10: 57.73 M50 Elpidio Torres 87-0 lOK W Truter 40:29.8 400 D Senanyana 55.4 W40 Dorothy Dorian 35.9 Nilda Rodriguez 15.98 Tony Rivera 12: 10.44 Adolfo Arenas 83-6 SP H Booysen 12.05 • 800 F W35 Felicita Vazquez Miguel Saez 13: 31.58 H55 Manuel Seoane 88-7 duToit 2:08.2 DT H Booysen 34.06 16.00 1500 L 440 Francisca Rodrig'zl8.10 M45 Stanley Jones 12: 10.25 Francisco Moya 55-8 Praamsma 4:13.4 5000 8 Mather M30 Lindsey Bodden 54.8 Julio Reyes 16; 06.06 M60 Jose Delgado 91-1 15:40.0 JAV W Scrooby 23.38 lOK B Mather 33:17.4 M35 Bob Turba 39.3 ♦BreaksWorld 55-59 Age M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- LJ B Coomer 3.76 5K W G Rossouw 25:10.0 M40 Louis Johnson 58.9 Record, but wind-aided Julia 103-4 M45 Richard Poole 5000 SC -0 Jordaan 10:44.5 M60-64 " 85.7 #New Puerto Rico Record Antonio Gotay 89-8 MSO Robert Bowman 59.4 H30 Jose Gonzalez 17:06 SP S Johnston 11.47 No Competitors M75 Eugenio Guerra 61-7 M55 Ernie McDonald 71.4 - Felix Couvertier 17:09 DT S Johnston 37.44 M40 Mary Aguayo 76-6 M60 Jack Rice Javier Rivera 17:54 Jav S Johnston 41.84 M65-69 63.3 H65 Harry Shadle :43.1 200 M35 Angel Manzano HT B Barber 40.32 100 H Nielsen 19.2 M30 Ricardo Nogue 25.89 17:57 LJ E Luke H70 Richard Lacey 80.4 Rafael Rodriguez 19:35 giOT PUT 5.75 SP H Nielsen 8.04 .Victor Osorio 26.67 TJ E Luke W40 Dorothy Dorian 84.1 Catalino Morales 23:43 M30 Felix Oropeza 10.40 11.84 DT H Nielsen 21.45 Anibal Medina 26.78 llOH C M40 Luis Luna 17:09 M35 Truter 16.2 HT H Nielsen 17.05 M35 Wilfredo Picorelli23.80 Hector Loubriel 8.24 880 Angel Pagan 18:29 HJ C Chambers 1.60 HJ J van Niekerk 1.10 Agustin Rodriguez Carlos Santos 7.28 M30 William Oliver 2:06.8 24.04 Norberto Ortiz 20:31 PV C Truter 3.50 •Eliphaz Isaac 24.25 M40 Enrique Martino 8.55 M35 Bob Turba 2:11.1 M45 Stanley Jones 20:31 Tony Rivera 6.62 M7D-74 M40 Raul Diaz 27.80 M45-49 H40 Blair Bowling 2:12.4 Julio Reyes 23:49 M45 5K W C Johnston 31:28.5 M45 Gonzalo Combas 26.66 Teodoro Ortiz 8.55 M45 Richard Williams 2:22.5 Carlos Soto SP EP Malan 11.50 Ernesto Perez 26.96 24:13 M50 Adolfo Arenas 9.34 100 D Senumade 11.4 M50 Robert Bowman 2:19.1 M50 Gregorio Anguio 18:37 JAV E P Malan 29.52 Teodoro Ortiz 33.10 Antonio Andino 9.20 200 D Senumade 23.0 M55 Ernie McDonald 2:41.5 Antonio Vallejo 19:30 M55 Manuel 400 M Grujic DT E P Malan 35.18 M50 Luis Cano Gandia 26.58 Seoane 8.07 53.6 M70 C.E. Kline 3:04.3 Fernando Vazquez 23:43 800 M Grujic Roberto Schmidt 28.16 Francisco Moya 6.60 2:07.2 M60 Jack Rice 2:41.5 M55 Jose Alonso 20:50 M75-79 Jose Rodriguez ' 28.37 M60 Jose Oelgado 10.24 1500 B van Schalkwyk 4:25.5 H40 Dorothy Dorian 3:12.9 M60 Don Corbin M65 5000 D 5K W T Hughes.. 34:44 M55 Jose Luis Ubarri 26.46 21:45 Antonio Gotay 11.54 Elliott 19:38.6 M65 Ramon Barquin 23:01 M60 M75 Eugenio Guerra 7.92 5K W M van Zyl 34:39.0 mile Julio Rosario 30.30 4 X 100 RELAY Rosario Mauras 24:58 10K C K1dwell NT MWlindsey Bodden 5:06.0 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- Domingo W.T. 47.0 Padilla 25:20 SP S Fburie 7.80 M45 Richard Williams 5:11.0 Julia 28.68 W40 Elisa Martinez 24:46 M70 Antonio Rosa 37.61 JAVaiN DT S Fourie 25.60 M50 Robert Bowman 5:10.2 W30 Carmen Aguayo .32.70 M30 Victor Osorio 184-0 JAV S Fourie 38.18 M60 Jack Rice 5:55.6 Nilda Rodriguez 35.42 M35 Porfirio Matos 148-10 LJ M Hacker 5.18 110 HURDLES W35 Fran. Rodriguez 39.22 Carlos Santos 113-0 M30 Juan Rodriguez 16.43 W40 Sarah Molina 34.58 Roberto Gotay 96-11 H35 Carlos Soto 21.36 H40 Tony Rivera 100-8 400 Gabriel Reyes 25.29 M45 Teodoro Ortiz 105-5 M40 Amadeo Villanueva 19.50 M30 Victor Osorio 65.83 Angel Gonzalez 72-5 Tony Rivera M35 Candido Agosto 53.42 20.99 leo Elpidio Torres 116-3 Wilfredo Picorelli55.12 M50 Luis Cano Gandia 17.81 Adolfo Arenas 92-8 Eliphaz Isaac 55.34 M60 Francisco Moya 19.66 M5S Manuel Seoane 83-6 H65 Gonzalez- M40 Miguel Saez 61.36 Gilberto Jose Alonso 57-7 Angel Pagan 63.79 Julia 19.67 M60 Jose Delgado 88-11 M45 Ovidio de Jesus 54.45 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 97-2 400 HURDLES Antonio Gotay 78-6 I Gonzalo Combas 62.39 H30 Juan Rodriguez 60.20 TKNTHANNUALMETROPOLITANATHLETICCCMGRESSSUB-MASTERS& MASTERSOUTDOORTRACKA FIELD H50 Roberto Schmidt U40 Mary Aguayo 61-5 66.80 M35 Carlos Santos 64.89 CHAMPIONSHIPS. SUNMY, JUNE 21, 1981. COLLEGEOF STATBNISLAND, NEWYORK I Elphidio Torres 61.12 Gabriel Reyes 84.69 I M55 Jose Luis Ubarri 60.92 HiWgR (16 LBS.l ELIGIBILITY: Open to ell Mn end women over thirty years of e^e, regietered In the MSO Luis Cano Gandia 67.99 I Francisco Moya 70.09 H55 Francisco Moya 76.46 M30 Felix Oropeza 33.05 Metropolitan Athletic Congreaa. If not registered write to the MAC, P.O.Box 5340, Jose Alonso 75.59 M40 Enrique Martino 25.82 FDR Station, NYC 1(X}50. Registration fee la $6.00. I M60 Julio Rosario 74.09 M50 Juan Almeyda 23.70 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- I LONG JUMP M60 Jose Delgado 18.54 PRIZES: Three medala In each event. Five year age groups for men and womenfrom age 30 Julia 76.13 M30 Herm. Betancourt 6.25 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez- to 80t. Championship pstches to the winners of esch event, with a limit of one patch par I Rosario Mauras 87.06 Hector Quinones 5.20 Julia 17.45 peraon. I W30 Carmen Aguayo 80.27 M35 Porfirio Hates 5.57 Antonio Gotay 11.00 Hilda Rodriguez 83.19 Carlos Santos 5.20 TEAMPRIZES; Team trophies for each ten year grouping based on 5-3-1 scoring by each 1 W35 Felicita Vazquez 96.04 from Gilberto Gonzalez- M45 Pablo Garcia 5.22 five year dlvlalon for men and womenadding all the points In the ten year grouplnge I W40 Sarah Molina 80.15 Julia Angel Gonzalez 4.25 together. I Maria Casiano 1:47.11 Teodoro Ortiz 3.90 MSOJose Rodriguez 4.55 6TH W.P. MASTERS TRACK DIRECTIONS:CAR Verrazano Bridge to Richmond Road for four traffic lights (past Clove I Teddy Ramirez 4.18 OiAHPIONSHlPS, CAPE TOWN. Lake Park) to Renwlck. Make a left under the ExpmaewBy. 800 t M55 Jose Luis Ubarri 5.21 SOUTH AFRICA, MARCH28. PRRRX' 6 Rue transfer at Clove Road to # 7 Bus. Take to Rxpreecwy. M30 Javier Rivera 2:08.78 Francisco Moya walk to the right about 300 yards. i Felix Couvertier2:14.85 4.25 M65 Antonio Gotay 4.52 100 Esteban Santana 2:15.26 I W30 Carmen Aguayo 4.05 H30 D van Zyl 13.6 FACILITIES: Locker and toilet facllltlee for en end in. An artificial track with M35 Juan Aviles 2:00.62 W40 Luzgarda Rondon 3.44 U35 0 Quelch 13.6 1/4" spikes permitted. I Eliphaz Isaac 2:12.85 M40 M Pieterse 13.8 I Miguel Ramos 2:16.00 W45 A Ten Tussciier 15.9 EVENTS AND THEIR AFFROXIMATE ORIHER The times listed are estimated times. The msct may t H40 Luis Luna 2:10.00 HIGH JLWP H65 U Reid 16.0 go ahead of these scheduled times Angel Pagan 2:24.10 M30 Eugenio Falu 6'2" 6 mils run 10:00 1 mile run 12:00 220 yd. dash I Miguel Saez 2:26.08 1:30 Hector Quinonen 4'4" 200 high hurdles 11:00 440 yd. run 12:30 880 yd. run 2:00 H45 Ernesto Perez 2:34.85 I H35 Luis Gonzale- 4'9' H30 0 van Zyl 28.3 100 yd. deah 11:30 2 mile walk 1:00 3 mile run 3:30 Luis Alicea 2:49.86 Adalberto Rodrig'z 4*9 W35 0 Quelch 28.2 I Julio Reyes 2:54.78 Carlos Santos 4'9" 1J40 H Pieterse 28.3 All Field event competitors report at 10:00 A.M. tou will be divided Into flights I M50 Federico Cordero2:52.00 W45 A Ten Tusscher M40 Tony Rivera 3'5" 33.0 by age groups. The following are the field cventa: Long Jump; Height Throw; Discus; t Fernando Vazquez3:00.14 H50 Jaime Mattos 4*0" 1155 A McKenzie 32.7 Hiwmtr; High Juwp; Pole Vault; Shot Put; Triple JiaM>. M55 Francisco Moya 2:46.34 Teddy Ramirez 4*0" I M60 Don Corbin 400 3:01.73 Jose Rodriguez 3'10 PLEASE PRE ENTER. CHKK IN STARTS AT 9:00 A.M. M65 Rosario Mauras 3:18.15 U35 A Kruger 65.7 I M55 Jose Luis-Ubarri 4'9* 1#40 M Pieterse 63.7 M70 Ramon Xordero 3:58.86 Francisco Moya 4'2" "*" f W30 Eileen Coffey IMS A Ten Tusscher 76.0 3:19.25 M60 Don Corbin 3'5" 1 herebywaiveany claimI or myheirs mayhaveagainst the MetropolitanAthleticCoagreeal W35Antonia Gonzalez3:2L97 W65 A Reid 78.1 M65 Antonio Gotay 4'4°. Meatere Sporta Aasoclstlon; City of NewYoFk; and. The College of Staten Island for any | Felicita Va2quez3:35.37 Santiago Verdejo 4'4" 800 injuries sustained at a result In my participation In the lOth MACMet, Chanplonshlpe. H40 Sarah Molina 3:17.20 W30 Carmen Aguayo 3-10 USO H Goets 2:48.1 I Maria Casiano 4:03.59 W40 Luzgarda Rondon 3-10 W40 H Pieterse 2:27.0 SIQIATURE: ^CUIB t W45 A Ten Tusscher 2:55.9 ¥50 I Hofmeyr 3:12.6 NAME(Print)_ I 1500 AIDRESS TRIPLE JUMP M30 Javier Rivera 4:44.25 1500 I M30 Eugenio Falu 41-9% ZIP Jose Gonzalez 4:48.07 W30 L Donald 6:25.0 PHONE # TAC # SBl: HALE FEMALE i Felix Couvertier4:53.92 M35 Porfirio Matos 33-10 W35 A Kruger 5:09.2 Adalbert Rodr1guez33-0 M45 A Ten Tusscher 6:11.2 BVWT(S) t M35 Juan Aviles 4:12.03 Hector Loubriel. 32-8% Miguel Ramos W50 I Hofmeyr 6:39.1 t 4:55.16 M45 Pablo Garcia - 35-9 Hector Loubriel 5:06.80 Make check payable to MASTERS SPORTS ASSOC. and sll to; HAIG BOHIGIAN, 225 RDNTBRAVI. Angel Gonzalez 26-8 HIQi JUMP NORTH TARRYTOHN, N.Y. 10591 I U35 D (}ue1ch 1.30 V % V > *r ^

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June 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 23 J H60 Gordon Nordgren 106-6 3-HlLE MT. HOOD RELAYS, GRESHAM, DISCUS LINFIELD COLLEGE T&F MEET 100 N30 Bob Perry 16:29.0 M65 Gilberto Gonzalezl10-10 OREGON, APRIL 18. H30 Hike Monahans 116-10 McMINNVILLE, OREGON Jim Trujillo 12.4 M35 Jeff Miller 16:58.0 M70 Phil Partridge 127-10 Jim Trujillo 112-7 APRIL 25, 1981. M35 Don Martin 11.9 M45 Robert Hogan 18:33.7 M40 Sam Fort 91-7 M45 Art Afremow 12.7 JAVELIN 100 400 H65 Reggie Golden 26:23.1 11.21 George Fort 90-6 M50 George Weber 14.6 M30 Howard Axton 166-3 M3D Ernie Smith M30 Jim Trujillo 62.9 11.56 H55 Joe Mallon 86-4 M35 Ken Kirk 154-6 M35 Paul Dungan M35 Don Martin 61.3 lOK ROAD M50 George Weber 14.28 Hal Buck 77-6 M40 Sammy White 135-11 M45 Art Afremow 61.9 M30 Richard Uojciak 34:49.5 12.45 M45 Richard Poole 77-0 M45 Bob Bannister M35 Jeff Miller 35:55.6 M60 Cal Boyd 72.0 M50 William Downey 82-7 M50 Jim Blount 37:18.9 1500 M60 Gordon Nordgren 139-9... . M30 Jim Hiebert 4:12.26 H55 William Karrigan48;36.2 H65 Gilberto Gonzalezll3-10 M70 Phillip Thomas 52:22.2 M40 Mike Heffernan 4:15.97 M70 Phil Partridge 99-3 W40 Jean Bowling" 58:41.8 A1 Clark 4:21.69 4:30.96 M45 Bob McCorkel MIDWE.ST MASTERF Rr.GIONAL TPACK AND FIELD MEET POLE VAULT 120HH M35 Joe Johnston 13-0 200 .O'^FiriAL ENTRY FORM 14.6 M30 Nate Robinson M50 Bill Gentry 7-6 Ernie Smith 22.91 Decatur, Illinois M35 Joe Johnston 17.6 23.16 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 6-6 M35 Paul Dungan August 1, 1981 M40 Buzz Porter 16.9 M45 Bob Bannister 26.40 HBO Ed Schuler 20.2 HIGH JUMP NAME M60 William Carmen 21.7 M30 Ron Purdum 5-8 MASTERS ALL-COMERS T&F MEET H65 Gilberto Gonzalez 21.1 M35 Joe Johnston 5-6 HILLSBORO, OREGON ADDRESS M40 Sammy White 5-2 MAY 3, 1981. 330IH M50 Bill Gentry 4-4 riTY/STATE H30 A1 Lipscomb 44.1 100 M60 Don Hull 3-8 M35 Joe Johnston 45.2 M30 Jim Troheo 12.25 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 4-0 M40 Buzz Porter 47.9 M35 4b (75-79) HAWAII INTERNATIONAL MAS 5a (BO-84) 5b (85+) M4Q Dave Devenot 18:27.1 SHOT PUT TERS TRACK & FIELD MEET. Milan Marich 18:46.0 M35 Jack Karbens KAISER HIGH SCHOOL. 16K 9.23 SEB-MASTERS (MEN fc WOMEN) H45 David Sakugawa 18:34.8 Bob Larson 16# 8.63 HONOLULU. APRIL 17-19." M50 George Ishiki 20:51.1 M40 Bob Taylor 16# 10.23 30 - 34 35 - 3.9 M60 Chuck Yogi 24:27.0 Nathan Aiwohi 16# 8.32 100 METERS M75 Harold Chapson 23:17.8 M50 Sheldon Varney12# 9.77 M30 Bill Fargo 12.13 Fee.s: S5.00 for One Event M60 Jim Craine 4kg 9.84 M35 Bob Larson 11.92 88.00 for two or more Events 110 HURDLES M65 Emil Carreira 4kg 8.16 Jack Karbens 12.79 M35 Bob Larson 42" 20.0 M70 Stan Thompson 16# 6.27 M40 H L Smith 11.3 Awards: Entry fee entitles all entrants who place, one trophy. M40 Nathan Aiwohi 39" 20.0 M70 Jack Carson 4kg 8.20 Bob Taylor 12.0 Additional trophy's may be purchased for $3.00 each. Bob Taylor 21.2 W60 Dot Callan 3kg 6.26 M45 Nick Newton 11.3 M60 Jim Craine 33" 21.0 M50 Sheldon Varney 13.9 M65 Emil Carreira 33" 37.4 DISCUS M55 Harry Nakama 13.2 (217) 429-4301 W35 Heidi Dunham 30" 21.5' M35 Jack Karbens 2kg M60 Jim Craine 14.0 30.81 Bob Larsen 24.56 8AM 10000 Meter Run (slower heat) M65 Emil Carreira 15.6 2kg 400 HURDLES M40 Bob Taylor 9 10000 Meter Run (faster heat) ** Lono Jump W55 Edith Leiby 17.6 2kg 26.35 MeS Bud Deacon 30" 85.3 Nathan Aiwohi 2k9_ 10 110 Meter Hinh Hurdles •• Discus W70 Polly Clarke 16.2 19.51 W35 Heidi Dunham 30" 91.2 H45 Dave Sakugawa 2kg 19.42 1030 3000 Meter Steeplechase High Jump M50 Sheldon Varney 11 800 Meter Run 10000 1130 ** 200 Meter Dash 200 1.6kg 30.83 M30 Arroand Retulles 40:51.0 M60 Ken Wheeler 1kg 12 3000 Meter WALK M30 Bill Fargo 31.3 33.79 M40 David Devenot 38:47.0 Jim Craine 1kg 1230 1-MILE Prediction Run (ALL AGES) ••Javelin Triple Jump M40 H L Smith 23.6 30.67 H45 David Sakugawa 38:36.0 M65 Bud Deacon Ikg 26.34 1 400 Meter Intermediate Hurdles Pole Vault M45 Nick Newton 23.7 M50 Geroge Ishiki 43:00.0 Emil Carreira 1kg 130 ** 1500 Meter Run Shot Put M55 Harry Nakama 29.9 25.40 M60 Ken Wheeler 51:35.0 M70 Stan Thompson 2kg 2 100 Meter Dash Hamner Throw M70 John Clarke 33.2 16.45 M70 Jack Carson 1kg 230 400 Meter Dash Height Throw W55 Edith Lei by 40.1 21.15 1500 WALK M75 Virgil Russelllkg 22.71 3 5000 Meter Run W70 Polly Clarke 35.3 M60 Dave Strauss 11:00.8 W60 Dorothy Callanlkg 17.92 W65 Adeline Crocker 11:44.6 ** PENTATHLON EVENTS in addition to regular event 400 HAMMER m30 Bill Fargo 65. 5 2-MILE WALK Pentathlon competitors in LJ. D , JAV allowed only 3 attempts M35 Bob Larson H70 Jack Carson 8# 21.11 56. 9 M70 John Clarke 22:09.5 Jack Karbens 59. 7 JAVELIN H40 Bob Taylor 55. 4 00 WALK M35*Jack Karbens HL Smith 56. 6 M4i0 Jim Moberly 24:11.7 40.92 Bob Larson 28.33 Chuck Wall 66. 0 M40*Bob Taylor M45 Jess Carrington 57. 7 * HIGH JUMP 36.10 M50*Sheldon Varney 30.62 TFA M-IDWEST REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS M60 Jim Craine 68. 4 M35 Bob Larson 1.37 M60+Jim Craine M65 Bud Deacon 79. 0 Jack Karbens 1.35 18.38 M65+Emil Carreira 24.15 July n, 1981 — Chicago, Illinois Emil Carreira 95. 0 M40 Bob Taylor 1.61 M70+Stan Thompson W55 Edith Lei by 88. 7 Nathan Aiwohi 1.56 17.50 W60+Dorothy Callan University of niinois at Chicago Circle W70 Polly Clarke 87. 6Wk M45 Nick Newton 1.76 10.40 M50 Sheldon Varney 1.53 ♦BOOg +600g Same awards, entry fees and schedule as in above meet 800 M60 Jim Craine 1.20 (except no Pentathlon) m30 Chuck Hall 2:28. N65 Bud Deacon 1.20 DECATHLON. INTERNATIONAL M45 Jess Carrington 2:14, Emil Carreira 1.15 M35 Bob Larson M65 Bud Deacon 3:06. M70 Stan Thompson 1.37 3710 ENTRY BLANK Jack Karbens W55 Edith Leiby 3:33. W35 Heidi Dunham 1.25 3324 M70 Stan Thompson W70 Polly Clarke 3:38. W55 Edith Leiby .98 1248 W60 Dot Callan .90 Name Age 7/11/81 1500 DECATHLON. WAVA M35 Bob Larson 5:08.1 LONG JUMP M40 Bob Taylor 5796 Address Jack Karbens 5:11.6 M35 Bob Larson 5.53 M50 Sheldon Varney 3265 M40 Bob Taylor 5:00.7 Jack Karbens 5.31 M60 Jim Craine 5263 City State Zip M45 David Sakugawa 4:58.4 M40 H L Smith 5.41 M65 Emil Carreira 2533 M50 George Ishiki 5:31.1 Bob Taylor 5.24 H60 Jim Craine 6:14.0 Nathan Aiwohi 4.84 From Stan Thompson Mail to: Midwest Masters, 180 N. La Salle, Chicago IL Chuck Yogi 6:20.9 MSG Sheldon Varney 5.11 60601. (312) 236-1315. W55 Edith Leiby 6:41.2 M55 Harry Nakama 4.23 (For breakdown of Decathlon W70 Polly Clarke 7:34.0WK M60 Jim Craine -4,11 point totals, contact Stan M65 Emil Carreira 3.43 Thompson, 1549 Ipukula St. Events entered: 5000 M70 Stan Thompson 4.12 Honolulu HI 96821) H35 Hans Smit 17:12.1 W60 Dot Callan 1.70 •• n"-. >

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' 9 LtNCOLh TRACK CLUB SPRING INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET MEW 30-39 PV Gary Bane 10-6 5000 Bowen Smith 26:09.3 , 9 April 26. 1981 Lincoln East Hiqh School lOO.Hilliard Siaeier 10,9 Oave Douglass 10-0 lOK No entries !• V Robert Hoiand 11,6 Hal Smith 9-6 400 Relay - COM 56.6* Chris Arnold 11,8 SP Hal Smith 44-6% iOG Meters Hen 5000 Meters Men h' 200 Gene Driver 21,9* Mike Farrls 39-11% 70HH (30"-HAVA sparing) Burl Gist 9,7* r>- Open I. Cyrel Foote, 11.2 Open 1. Jim Hall, 15:30.5 Uarren Spikes 22-2 Oave Douglass 32-3% > Bob Hunt 10,2 Under JO I. Larry DeVries, 13.6 2. Vance Kramer, 17:17.1 Curtis Roberson 23,3 01 Bob Humphreys 161-7 Herb Miller n.o JO-39 1. Ton Bassett, 11.L 3. Lyle Grosbach, I7:^k.0 400 Gene Driver 49.5* Ed Van Pelt 126-6 2. Bob Franzese, 12.0 k. Jim Labenz, 18:31.6 400IH (30") Uarren Spikes 49,7 Hal Smith ' 116-11 3. Dave Dav is, 13.2 Under JO 1. Boh Gies. 19:03.k Bob Hunt 73,0* Janes Harvey 50,0 JAV Gary Miller A0-lt9 1. Jim Huxen, 12.2 2. Larry OcVries, 20:29-0 148-1 Herb Miller 79.6 2. Jerry Robertson. IJ.J 3. Gary Hawley, 20;k9.0 800 Fred Doubell 2:01,4 Hal Smith 147-3 Gordon Farrell 16-7 3. John WiIson, IJ.S Steve Uaggener 2:01.7 Ralph Hudson 138-0 LJ Jim Vernon 15-0 Uoody Studennind2:09.1 HAH Voeien Dave Douglass 109-11 Pete Fetter 10-% Hal Smith 104-11 30-39 I. Marg Sutter, 111.2 kO-k9 1500 Robert Curtis 4:32.13 1. Lowell Gaither, 17:50.0 Mike Hinder 25-3 TJ John Damski 28- % 2. Bob Reece, 25:2k.8 Frank Meza 4:39.82 ICQ Meter Hurdles (33") Women Charles Mercurio 26-11 50+ 1. Bob Wilde, 22:02.7 Jarrett HI11lams Outstanding: Erich Jordan 26-7 2. Harry Crockett. 22:38.0 4:43.14 Track - Halt Butler Open I. Rhonda Cooper, 19.0 HO Burl Gist 5-2* Field - A1 Henry Under JO I. Shawn Johnson, 15.5 Women lOK Jim Minani 33:19' Bob Ogle 4-6 Under JO I. Doris Hitz, 21:50.0 Reid Pressley 41:10 Jim Vernon 4-6 110 Neter Hurdles Hen 30-39 Elaine Holmberg, 29:11-6 llOH (39") MEN 50-59 146-5 Open (Ii2") 1. Bret Burnham, 15.1 JAV Pete Fetter Theo Viltz 14.7 125-2 2. Tcxn Pawol, 15.2 100 Bob Uatanabe 12-3 Rich Parkinson John Dobroth 15.3 Under JO (39") 1. Br i an Warren, 15.3 Shot Put Men Will Robinson 12.7 Bob Stone 125-1 Tim Knappen 16.3 David Mack 12.9 2. Ben Mares, 15.Ii Open (16#) 1. Ned Tucker, k9 /2" Dan Aldrich 45-5% 6 I 4001H Rudy Figueroa 66.6 SP 3. Monty Hansen, 16.2 ' 2. Dan Bui Iino, k5' k 1/2" Bob Watanabe Bob Stone 44- % (36") Pete Meindertsraa 71.3 200 25.6 30-39 (39") 1. Jerry Holmberg, 17. 3. Chuck Story, kk' 8" Will Robinson 26.0 Jack Thatcher 42- % 2. Oave Davis, 20.9 k. John Warren, 35' 9" David Mack 26.4 400 Relay COM 43.62 DT Dan Aldrich 161-6% Under JO 1. Ted Bulling, 51* 8" 5000 Reynold Sodini 17:26.5 400 Bill Fitzgerald 58.2 Bob Stone 135-0 200 Meters Men (12#) 2. Gary Schmidt, k8' k 1/2" Thomas Snedden 17:43.4 Wilbur Buchanan 64.1 Jack Thatcher 124-2% 3. Larry DeVries, 33' ' Open 1. Cyrel Foote, 23.0 Mark Gallo 17:58.5 Loren Noyes 77.9 1. Mike Rol, 53' 8" 2. Bret Burnham, 2l|.2 30-39 PV Jim Vernon 10-6* (12#) 2. Philip Scholl, 50' 800 Bill Fitzgerald 2:18.8 3- Tom Pawol, 29.8 LJ James Harvey 21-8 Orv Gillett 9-0 Leonard Walts 2:32.2 Under 30 I. Larry DeVries, 211.3 3- Thomas The Ien, k7' Don Grimes 17-8 Elmer Siegel 8-0 k. Dave Davis, 33' II" 30-39 Tom Bassett, 23.0 Fred Ledder 17-7 Avery Bryant 2:31.6 kO-k9 I. Bob Warren, kj' J" HAH Bob Stone 116-5 2. Dan Fields, 23.2 1500 Jerry Withers 4:46.2 (12#) 2. Bob Reece, 29' 10" TJ Paul Klein 34-3 Oan Aldrich 110-7 UO-liS 1. Jim Muxen, 26.0 34-3 Peter Mundle 4:52.4 50+ I. J. C. Brown, 35' 6 1/2" Rudy Figueroa Joe Sanz no-6 );7 2. Jerry Robertson, 27.7 Avery Bryant 5:00.5 3. John WiI son, 27.7 Special 67 year HJ John Dobroth 6-8 Outstanding: 5000 Patrick Devine 19:05.7 ) L. Oan Duff, 30.3 Record Try: Philip Henn, 27' 9" Dozell Thomas 6-2 Track - Pete Fetter Tim Knappen 6-0 Byron Potts 20:46.4 Field - Jim Vernon f Il Women Women Bruce Robinson 22:41.9 I PV Tim Knappen h- Open 1. Andrea Fritz, 27.8 Open I. Barb Slogr, JO' 10" 14-7* Bill Fosdick 13-0 lOK Dick Coltrell 40:38 2. Keley Petersen JO. I (12#) MEN 70+ Rudy Ardesch 48:38 1 30-39 I. Marg Sutter, Jl. I Paul Klein 11-0 100 Anthony Castro 14.2* - t Long Jump Men SP Mike Deller 46-6% 5K-W John Kelly 26:00* 1 Loo Meters Men John MacLachlan 28:48 Joe Caruso 14.5 Open John Warren, 20' 7 1/2" Manuel Lechuga 44- % ) John Friesen 33:47 Sing Lum 15.4 Open 1. Brad Schultze, 53-9 Brad Schultze, 19' k" Fred Ledder 32-7 s 200 Anthony Castro 30.9 'j 2. Mike Brcjwer, 55.8 Under JO Ben Mares, 20' 7 J/":" DT Lloyd Higgins 166-7%* 70HH (36"-WAVA spacing) Sing Lum 33.5 3. Kent-Klute, 1:00.5 Brian Warren, 20' 7" Mike Deller 148- % Tom Patsalis 10.1 5000 Sid Madden 24:43-4* ] Under 30 1. Brad Renken, 53-0 30-39 Dave Davis, 16' J" Manuel Lechuga 132-3 Don Donnelly 10-9 10K R.T. Gilmore 70:41.0 I i- 2. Brian Warren, 53.3 Tom Bassett, 15' 9"~ Loren Noyes 12.8 LJ Joe Caruso 12-6% i JAV Dick Selby 187-^ 3. Dennis Pickard, 55.0 kO-k9 Bob Warren, 19' 3 3/k" 10-8% il Rudy Figueroa 129-5 4001H (30") Mert Gambi.to TJ Joe Caruso 24-3 Women Jarrett HIT Hans 66-0 Bob Higginbotham 73-4 Mert Gambito 22-3 ROD Meters Men (continued) Open I. Rhonda Cooper, 16' 1/2" Loren Noyes 1:49.3 Mike Deller 140-7 HJ Red Doms 3-6 Manuel Lechuga 116-8 400 & 1600 RELAYS - None PV Bob MacConaghy 8-0 30-39 1. Oan Fields. 53.2 Triple Jump Men 6-6 2. Bob Franzese. 53.9 Jarrett Willlans 45-8 LJ Tom Patsalis 18-0 Mert Gambito Open I. John Warren, kO' 9" 39-9* 3. Tim Enck. 57.0 I Outstanding: Dave Brown 15-% SP Vernon Cheadle Under 30 1. 36-5 k. Jerry Holmberg, 58.6 Dennis Pickard, k2' 0" Don Donelly 15-0 Red Doms Brian Warren, kl' I" ' Track - Gene Driver 5. Bill Bottorf,' 59.6 2. 1 Field - Lloyd Higgins Gene Hanson 35-2 Ii0-ii9 1. Jim Muxen, I:05.B 3. Monty Hansen, 39' 11" TJ Tom Patsalis 36-6 DT Vernon Cheadle 114-1 2. Dale Jeffreys, 1:35.2 30-39 I. Tom Bassett, 32' k" Don Donnelly 32-7 Red Doms 104-6 kO-k9 I. Dan Duff, 27' 0" Dave Brown 32-7 Dan Pierotti 99-0 Women MEW 40-49 JAV Bob HacConaghy 94-2 Open 1. Kristi Stewart, 59.5 HJ Dave Brown 4-8 High Jump 100 Halt Butler 10,9* Red Doms 89-9 2. Andrea Fritz, 1:12.3 Hal Wallace 4-8 Bob Radford 12,5 Mert Gantito 89-9 Open 1. Bob Perry 4-2 Dennis Pickard, 6' k" Ron Uagner 12.7 HAM Dan Pierotti 114-10* 800 Meters Men 2. Ben Mares, 5' 6" PV Hal Wallace 10-0 Stan Herrmann 111-6 30-39 1. Thomas Thelen, 5' 8" Open 1. Brad Schultze, 2:01.6 200 Halt Butler 22,7* Oave Brown 9-6 Randy Hubbell 108-0 2. Tom Bassett, 5' 2" 2. Dave Nielsen, 2:Ok.6 Bill Knocke 23,7 Vem Holfe 9-6 3. Jerry Holmberg, 5' 0" Outstanding: 3. Mike Brower, 2:07.6 Bob Radford 25,4 50+ 1. J. C. Brown, 5' 10" Track - Anthony Castro Under JO I. Kenneth Blocker, 2:18.7 SP Bill Bangert 46-8 400 George Cohen 52,0 46-1 Field - Vernon Cheadle 30-39 1. Tim Enck. 2:08.5 Women George Ker Gary Miller 52,7 2. Jim Barker, 2:09.3 Open 1. JuIie Gullet t, 5' 6" Tom Allison 40-1 Mike Destafano 54,9 Ii0-k9 I. Dale Jeffreys, 2:50.0 2. Beth Ker.shinske, 5' 0" DT George Ker 133-9 SPECIAL EVENTS 2. Oan Duff, 2:53.0 3. Sue Scholting, 5' 0" Sid Neblett >30-9 HANDICAP 100 800 Bi11 Knocke 2:07,1 50+ I. Bob WiIde, 2:59.I Bill Bangert 126-% Hep Di sous Men Jessie Carrlngton Age Tine Women Meters 2:12 2 JAV Jerry Hojcik 129-10 Open Open 1. Candace Moats, 2:25.2 1. Oan Bui Iing, 137' 2" Lou Mayers 2:16 3 Clark Devilbiss 112-4 Pete Fetter 60 13.5 11.22 2. Patty Rinn, 2:k5.9 2. John Warren, IO8' k" Maynard MikelsonlOO-2 Joe Caruso 71 21,0 11.82 1500 Woman Towers 4:20 6 3. Brad Scnullze, 90' 8" John Damski 66 17.4 12.00 Tom Purkiss 4:32 6 1500 Meters Men Under JO I. Ted Bulling, 156' 9 1/2' HAM Paul Evans 110-3 Lou Mayers 4:44 0 Open TT Jim Hall, k:07.3 2. Gary Schmidt, 130' k" Jerry Hojcik 109-6 2. Lyle Grosbach, k:l7.3 1. Thomas Thelen, IJI' 30-39 5" 5K-W Mike HI Her 43:10 Clark Devilbiss 100-2 HANDICAP 1500 Actual 3. Greg Hat ton, •k:26.7 2. Mike Rol, 128' 11" lOK Eino Tine Under JO 1. NeiI Hawley, k:I5.O 3. Jerry Holmberg, 9I' 5" 33:47 Outstanding: Age Time 2. Gary Hawley, k:5k.k k. Phi Iip Schol1,81' II' Ted Oviatt 35:32 Track - Bob Watanabe 8 Truex 465:31.4 5:20.4 Skip Witt 30-39 I. Lawrence Fialkow. k:36.l kO-k9 1. Bob Warren, 128' 3" 36:22 Fie,Id - Tom Patsalis P Stobart 39 5:55.2 5:33.2 kO-k9 1. Oan Duff, 5:31.3 2. Bob Reece, 73' 9" 5000 Ed Field 17:49,9 M Hiller 42 6:57.0 6:40.0 2. Bob Reece, 6:00.1 - 50+ 1. J. C. Brown, 9k' 1" Dan Pardella 17:59.1 50+ I. Bob WiIde, 5:58.3 2. Phi Iip Henn, 79' 5" Skip Uitt 18:35,9 PREDICTION 15O0 ICN 60-69 Pre- Act. Diff Women Women 400 Relay - Strlders 44,9 100 Pete Fetter 13.2* Open I. Patty Rinn, 5:26.0 Oan Grines 5:00 4:43 17 Open 1. Rhonda Calvin, 116' 7" 1600 Relay- COM 3:49.4 Burl Gist 13,6 30-39 t. Elaine Holmberg, 6:57.3 Sheila Smith 8:15 7:54 21 2. Barb Slogr, Ilk' J" SFVTC 4:18,3 Haydn Parks 14.0 Mike Hiller 6:00 6:35 35 llOH (39"-UAVA spacings) 200 Pete Fetter 28-4 •Meet Record Halt Butler 14,6 Haydn Parks 29,0 AR*Aawrican age 40-44 record GRANOFATHCR GAMES. LOS 800 Betty Jo Cohen 2:45.7 SP Shirley Kinsey 29-10 A1 Henry 15,9 Richard Parkinson 29.7 ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE Debbie Flynn 2:48.0 Edith Mendyka 29-3 Mike Destafano 16.9 VAN IttlVS. CALIF,. MAY 9, Corrine Schratz 2:58,5 Latanya Glass 27-1% 400 Haydn Parks 66.6 from George Ker 40QH (36") George Poloynis 69.2 WOMEN 1500 Maree Field 5:14,6* DT Shirley Kinsey 88-8* Mike Destafano 68.5 Charles Mercurio 74.4 Corrine Schratz Christel Miller 72-6 "nUrChristel Miller 13,9+ 5:51,6 Ted Oviatt 72.5 Edith Mendyka 60-3 800 George Poloynis 2:54,6 Jeanne Carter 15,0 lOK Daisy Hong 49:53 LJ A1 Henry 19-3 Bowen Smith 3:18,1 LaTanya Glass 15.2 ik W Vicki Jones 25:25* JAV Christel Miller 93-1 Joe Iserl 18-5 Phil Carey 3:25,3 Sheila Smith 32:02 Latanya Glass 84-9 Gary Bane 17-0 200 Jeanne Carter 31,4 1500 Ed Stotsenberg 5:22.0 Rose Kash 34:56 Shirley Kinsey 76-0 Shirley Kinsey 31.7 TJ A1 Henry 41-10 George Poloynis 5:46.2 Barbara Potts 35.4 LJ Hagdalena Kuehne -9-7 Outstanding: Dave Jackson 41-5 Bowen Smith 6:44,8 Track - Betty Jo Cohen 400 Betty Jo Cohen 69.0 Edith Mendyka 7-5 Field - Christel Miller HJ Nick Newton 5-8 5K-H Bill Emerton 28:34* Debbie Flynn 70.0 HJ Christel Miller 4-2* Gary Bane 5-2 Joe Uehrly 55:35 Jeanne Carter 71.0 Latan.va Glass 4-2 Joe Iserl 5-0 AWV >, * 'V *s > \V V' \'AV-^AV

June 1981 National Masters Newsietta^ page 251 PREVENTION MARATHON 5TH NIKE CATALINA lOK RUN. 10-MILES W40-44 MARYLAND/DC RRC 10-MILE BETHLEHEM. PA., MARCH 1. SANTA CATALINA ISLAND Christa Romppanen 41 41:16 COLUieiA, MARYLAND, MARCH 8 M40-49 CALIFORNIA. MARCH 21, 1981 LONG John Richards 49 1:00:34 Joyce Momita 43 46:34 H40 Victor Zwolak 2:37:10 M40 Dick Hipp 56:42 Kemp Aaberg 4T 1:02:27 W45-49 Cahit Yeter 2:37:23 Warren Ohlrich 57:25 M40-44 Henry Lewenberg 41 1:04:22 Jane Dods 45 45:59 Harry Piotrowski2:41:57 Chan Robbins 59:38 Valderoar Schultz 40 37:38 DISTANCE Ann Richards 45 50:44 M50 Andrew Hober 2:56:01 H50 David Thomas 69:35 Dave Felkley 41 38:05 M50-59 W40 Sue Medaglia 3:20:27 Ray Gil 56 1:02:29 M60 John Woods 79:05 Manuel Guarderrama4i 39:56 W50t W40 Anna'Berdahl 81:21 M60-69 Daisy Wong 56 49:41 M45-49 RESULTS Joe Romeo 62 1:37:04 Tom Patton 48 39:16 BETHESDA CHASE 20KM NAPA VALLEY MARATHON Terrel Eddy 47 40:52 W40-49 GULF COAST ULTRA-DISTANCE MARCH T, 1981 NAPA, CALIF. MARCH 8. Edwin Gookin 47 41:27 Please send masters race; Shirley Saunders40 1:09:14 CHAMPIONSHIP, HOUSTON, BETHESDA, MARYLAND M40 Douglas Rennie 2:33:51 MSG-59 results to. National Masters FEBRUARY 22, 1981 M40 Mike Sabino 1:07:37 Don Ardel 2:40:18 Walter Schmitt 55 46:38 Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van NYRRC POSTAL 25K 50K Dick Hipp 1:09:57 Nicolas Epanchin2:40:47 Layne Crisp 50 47:48 -Nuys, CA 91404. Please Include NEW YORK CITY, FEBRUARY 8 M40 Jack Sheridan 3:50:09 Warren 01 rich 1:11:24 M50 Hans Roeneau 2:53:58 Harold Ounnigan 50 48:50 Boris Balic 4:43:42 M50 Herb Chisholm 1:12:34 M60 Bob Manly 3:46:00 date, distance and city. W40 Marilyn Harbin 2:54:46 M6CH- M40 Hans Hartmann 1:32:37 Mike Scheiber 4:45:04 M60 Paul Lackey 1:23:22 Robert Kroger 65 46:49 M50 Don Dixon ' 1:32:59 M50 Herb Fred 4:31:00 W40 Janice Stoodly 1:30:33 HBO Erma Baker 3:41:00 H60 Mavis Lindgren 4:33:15 Anthony Isom 61 50:32 GULF ATHLETICS CONGRESS W40 Linda Sipprelle 1:43:20AR Tom'Bass 5:04:17 W50 Patricia Nesley NT (WR for H70t) George Garty 60 57:26 ONE HOUR RUN CHAMPIONSHIPS Anna Thornhill 1:44:37 Lou Irigaray 5:09:28 FEBRUARY 7, 1981 Toshiko d'Elia 1:48:50 Ralf Nolte 4:45:04 W40-44 SHAMROCK MARATHON Diane Stocklin 40 44:17 50 MILES H40-49 VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA Mariana McMullen 43 45:46 M40 Jack Sheridan Don Slocunb 46 10- 487 6:27:01 3RD OLYMPIAD MEMORIAL , MARCH 14, 1981 Donna Gookin 44 48:41 Ted Jagen 40 10- 58 3RD DAILY NEWS lOKM. LOS M50 Herb Fred 7:36:02 MARATHON, ST. LOUIS, MAR 1 Op: Terry Baker 2:16:57 W45-49 Willie Buhl 44 9- 508 ANGELES, CALIF., FEB. 21. Lou Irigaray 8:31:13 M40 Joe Gassman 2:39:53 M40 Melvin Williams 2:33:30 Sally Byram 46 56:56 lOOK H50-59 M40-44 Joe Marks 2:45:06 Bryan Hawley 2:37:13 Dolores Powell 45 57:28 H50 Herb Fred John Lippincott 57 8-1099 Charles McClung 40 35:05 10:23:45 James Jaeger 2:50:03 Robert Wood 2:40:11 Charlotte Clewis 45 59:14 Louis Irigaray 51 7-1708 Eino Romppanen 41 35:25 100 MILES H50 A1 Becken 2:50:13 M50 David Seiler 2:46:02 W50-59 Tom Bass ' 54 7-1195 Merl Glauser 44 35:49 H50 Herb Fred H60 Cleo Cassady 3:29:33 M60 Eugene Osborn 3:26:26 18:45:11 Maeann Garty 53 55:23 H40 Sue Fay King 3:50:05 W40 Dianne Headden 3:16:11 H45-49 53 58:15 W50 Janet Grenda 3:39:25 Betty Sandford Jim Knerr 46 35:52 Lynn Roberts 50 64:54 Ted Oviatt 47 37:32 CHATSWORTH KIWANIS lOK 5TH SANTA BARBARA WINTER H60+ Frank Greene 45 37:39 CHATSWORTH, CALIF. Feb.22 RUN, FEBRUARY 7. 6 MILES. SAUCONY SHARE THE ROAD lOK Alice Herbel 65 66:42 M50-54 M40 Ray Hughes 34:58 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA "RIVER RUN 15K 71 67:07 M40-49 Bess James Patrick Devine 52 37:59 Charles McClung 35:43 MARCH 1, 1981 JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Felicitas Salazar 71 74:39 Gary Dinkins 41 35:14 Leopoldo Ibarra 50 42:16 Charles Ross 35:47 MARCH 14, 1981 Curtis Ridling 44 M40 Larry Fuselier 33:23 35:35 M50 Patrick Devine 38:39 Wayne Nelson 45 M50 Thad Persons 38:56 Op: Dan Dillon 43:34 36:36 MS5-59 M60 Eddie Lewin 41:30 W40 Erra Guenter 45:16 M40 Bob Ludlow 53:06 M50-59 Avery Bryant 56 39:29 W40 Joyce Momita 48:42 W50 Elizabeth Vanbat'm46:33 M45 Rob Smith 54:35 John Wefler 54 40:58 Keith Albright 56 39:46 W50 Helen Dick 46:44 RUN THRU HISTORY lOK M50 Dennis Branham 56:24 VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI W40-49 M60+ M60 Reg Rollason 63:47 MARCH 21, 1981 WINTER FESTIVAL 20K Fay Rita Hobbs 45 40:45 PHTTTastle 63 41:56 WOp.Patti Catalano 49:33 Lyn Carman 44 CAPE CORAL, FLORIDA MAO Sam Tumbull 36:12 49:21 Oscar Borgen 62 47:12 W40 Maggie Oobson 68:57 MARCH 1, 1981 W45 Dottie Dorion 76:17 M50 Bruce Ensign 40:15 W50 Irene Herbertson 78:31 M60 Charles Ogilvie 40:55 M40 Joe Burgasser 1:07:27 W60 Liz Rollason 90:43 W40 Ann Beardshall 49:42 HBO Bob Seiner 1:31:43 H60 H J Henry 1:28:54 W40 Linda Burke 1:32:31 19B1 MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIAT ON'S OUTDOOR DEVELOPMENT MEET SCHEDULE u50 Whvonq Semer 1:48:24 SHAMROCK 10-MILE Every Tuesday night starting April 27ch to August 25tji, starting at 6:30. LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA NIKE/PENN MUTUAL GRANPPRIX MOBILE PRESS REGISTER AZAL MARCH 15, 1981 SAN DIEGO, MARCH 22, 1981. EA TRAIL RUN, MOBILE. ALA. 15K. 60 degrees. Clear, ..These races are open to men and women over 30. $1.00 entry fee. All races will be MARCH 7, 1981. lOKM. MAO Joe Burgasser 55:03 held at;.lUndall,'s,island. Locker facilities available. Severe rainstorm will cancel Richard Van Scot'r55:27 1 OAH MCCASKILL 40 49:12 the meet. Three medals in each event. Open M45 Brendan Spratt 62:03 Bill Rodgers MA 29:00.2 M50 Jim Blount 63:09 2 Mike Tymn 43 49:17 3 Bill Meinhardt 40 49:49 The Metropolitan Athletic Congress and the New York Road Runners will be cooperating M60 Dan Biele 69:25 Open Woman 4 Jeremy Clark 44 50:48 with the Masters Sports Association In putting on these meets. Events will be available Patti Catalano MA 32:32.2 W40 Joy McDonald 75:44 for open and age group tunners. Those events will take place'before 6:30 and after 5 ANDRE TOCCO 45 51:16 the MSA events are over. Sub-maaters (30-39) and masters (40f) may caiq>ete In the M40-44 6 Bart Coventry 40 51:35 events run by MAC & the NYRRC. Jim Ewing MS 31:39.7 7 William Jenney 40 51:40 Ken Winn GA 32:15.9 ST. PATRICK'S DAY lOK 8 Skip Shaffer 43 51:58 Field events will also be held (probably one jumping and one throwing event per meet). Alton Migues a 33:16.3 SAN DIEGO. MARCH 14. 9 James Gallup 45 52:16 10 Gary Sampson 40 52:18 There will be prizes In these events by ten year groupings. Harold Tinsley AL 34:28.8 Op. Kirk Pfeffer 28:37 11 David Holland 40 52:23 MAO Dan McCaskill 32:21 M45-49 12 JIM O'NEIL 55 52:41AR Walking events will also be scheduled, outside the stadium. If five or more walkers Francisco Saiz 33:44 Larry Fusiler LA 33:09.OAR 13 Frank Saiz 41 52:49 report. Fenner McConnell FL 33:37.6 Howard Moody 33:52 14 Truaan Clark 45 53:03 M50 Jim O'Neil 34:18 Frank Wright LA 35:46.2 15 Bill Crum 45 53:13 TYPES OF EVENTS; Gordon Pirre 35:12 MSO-54 16 Kent Guthrie 44 53:30 S- SCRATCH. Ten year groupings for men and women 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 6araaret Lopez 61:53 61 Suzie Klein 36 61:29 July 21 ISO F 440 A 2 mile A * WASHINGTON, D.C. 64 Noel Murchie 45 62:22 July 28 100 S 3/4-S 3 mile H MARCH 7, 1981 August 4 220 S 880 S 1 mile A 77 NICKI HOBSCN 50 64:35' August 11 100 S 440.8 2 mile S Op: Lorraine Moller 1:13:54 84 SOB LEWHN 61 66:22 Augus t 18 220 P 3/4 P 3 mile P H40 Linda Sipprelle 1:22:56 ST. PATRICK'S DAY 5-MILE 86 Hal Elrick 62 66.-56 August •25- • 100 S 880 S 1 mile S Lynn Lauck 1:27:58 ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 87 MARY STOREY 56 67:33 Carole Herrick 1:30:03 MARCH 15, 1981 96 %n»UR KLEIN 65 73:40 NOTE; THERE WILL BE FIELD EVENTS IN ALL OF THESE W50 Patricia Nesley 1:49:01 112 GERRY DAVIDSON 60 79:51 MAO Dan Conway 25:04 MEETS. EXACT EVENTS AFTER MAY 26th TO BE ANNOUNCED, Anne Nainan 1:54:08 120 JUDITH SIMON 65 89:16 Margaret Cochran 1:57:25 H50 Alex Ratelle 26:18 122 finishers. ^ ^ %.4 V> \ I. 4 \ i. \ i 1 I. ;. I -J ^ *. « » > . - *rV!

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TEAM RESULTS: BONNIE BELL lOK, SAN DIEGO W40 Joan Ullyot 30:56 M70+ - Ed W. Benham 73 72:05AS HEN APRIL 4, 1981 Marilyn Harbin 31:33 Ed Wiberg 73 83:04 Mid-Pacific RR 15 Pat Wittingslow 33:14 George Jacobs 73 Culver City AC 19 W30 Kay Harpold 37:10 85:35 W45 Vicki Bigelow 30:22 Grossman San Diego TC 22 Audrey Bums 37:30 Victor 78 126:18 Jeanie Jones 34:18 Percy Perry 77 128:46 Mest Valley J&S 24 Virginia Tredway 38:18 Ruth Waters 37:52 So. Calif. Striders 45 W40 Jenn-ifer Wright 38:19 W40-49 W50 Marion Irvine Balboa Park H. Toads 46 32:07 Trudy Rapp 44 64:06 Christa Romppanen 39:40 Ruth Anderson 34:40 Linda Sipprelle 46 64:36AR Diane Stocklin 40:04 Carroll O'Connor 38:56 WOMEN Patty Pasture 40:21 Natalie Buzzell 48 69:08 West Valley TC 7 Faye Heldoorn 4i;43 W55 No runners Carole Herrick 40 69:19 San Diego TC 16 Joanne Mallet 47 73:39 Mid-Pacific RR 22 W50 Anne Johnson 40:46 W60 Kay Atkinson 37:53 Nicki Hobson 41:57 Lorri Tittcomb 63:03 WSOt Ruth Pogue Pat Wesley 53 84:26 45:55 W65 No runners Merry Van Sant 46:47 Dorothy Bright 56 86:17 CATALINA MARATHON,CATAIINA Peggy Naas 47:08 Margaret Cochran 57 88:03 ISLAND, CALIF., MARCH22. W60 Gerry Davidson 51:33 9TH PERRIER CHERRY BLOSSOM M35 Frank Bozanich 2:45:24 Judy Simoa 55:33 10-MILE. WASHINGTON, D.C. CHANNEL 10/MDA lOK, SAN Ronald Parks 3:00:31 Eunice Webster 61:43 APRIL 5, 1981. DIEGO, APRIL 11, 1981 Allan Johnson 3:07:05 Bess James no) 62:07AR M40-44 34:08 M40 Jack Foster 2:44:01 Felicitas Salazar 74:08 M35 Les Christian Robert Jenkins 41 53 :27 MAO Dan McCaskill 33:05 Martin Balding 3:08:18 M1ke Sabino 41 53 :38 NOR-CAL SENIORS LAKE MERGED MAS Jim Blankenship 37:01 Joe Bird 3:08:27 Bill Hall 40 54 4.95 MILER, APRIL 5, 1981. 18 M50 Marshall Haraden 37:37 M50 Roger Martin 3:48:26 Victor Zwolak 42 54 28 W35 Eileen Waters 40:17 Calvin Loomis 42 55 57 Lono Tyson 3:29:13 MAOSal Vasques 25:49 W40 Shirley Matson 44:47 Paul Goldman 3i51:21 Bill Meinhardt 25:56 M45-49 W45 Elsa Evans 45:48 M60 Paul Reese 3:41:59 Tim Rostege 26:50 Richard Gottshall 45 56 11 W50 Merry Van Sant 46:26 Floyd Doss 4:26:37 Walt Schaefer 27:44 Ben Hyser 46 57 58 Norton Davey 4:53:29 Richard White«ater27:49 Tom Kurihara 45 59 11 David Watkins 45 60 58 W30 M45 Bill Jensen 28:27 Jacqueline Hansen3:23:40 Richard Williams 45 61 32 Kathy Martin 3:36:43 Myron Nevraumont 28:33 Skip Swannack 3:43:06 Bemie Hollander 29:16 H50-54 James Jacobs 30:22 Herb Chjsholm 54 57 13 W40 Sue Hutchison 3:44:08 Gene Shite 30:51 Charles Ratti 50 60 50 Yvonne Monsauret 4:31:46 Hugh Ferry 50 63 25 Gerry Martin 4:32:42 M50 Ulrich Kaempf 26:24 Don Carpenter Ed Benham 50 63 48 29:48 Jerome Kerkhof W50 Elma Beck 5:06:47 Jim Nicholson 30:40 54 65 15 Priscilla Libby 5:33:34 M55-59 M55 K Bollinger 31:38 Harold Knapp 57 Flory Rodd 31:58 62 50 Augustus Prince 57 64 35 Luka Sekulich 35:26 HOORPARK SCRAMBLE 5K & lOK Paul Lackey 56 64 39 MOORPARK,CALIF., MARCH29 M60 Alan Waterman 35:10 James Jensen 55 65 31 Ward Saunders 5K 37:08 Robert Thurston 56 67 32 M40 Jin Knerr 16:27.2 M65 Frank Cuzzillo 34:48 M60-69 HN M50 Dick Durand 17:53.5 Tertius Chandler 37:56 John Hclntyre 60 66: 23 W40 Gloria Lowndes 23:28.6 Milt Schiffman 56:20 Walter Kreimann 60 72- 04 lOK M70 Wally Hanson Fletcher Hanks 63 75 25 52:58 James MAO Jim Knerr 35:34.2 Bunting 61 77 00 M80 Paul Spangler M50 Will Robinson 38:40.0 41:18 Thomas Stout 62 77 55 Ivor Welch 59:36 Florida Stata Maatara Championships March IS at Lake Mary,

TP '1 IMSTBRS SPORTS Afi60aATION*S THIRD ANNUAL RUNNING RELAY & FIELD EVENT RELAY CARNAVAL Lincoln Track Club SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1981 I RANMLL'S ISLAND, NEW YORE CITY, TAC SANCTIONED. iSc I OPEN TO AUa MEN AND WOKEN REGISTERED IN TAC, OVER THIRTY YEARS OP AGE. THE ATHLETtCCONGRESSPENNMUTUALMID-AMERICAREGIONALMASTERS ENTRY FEE; $10.00 PER EVENT PER TEAM FOR RUNNING RELAYS TRACK AHO,FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP $ 5,00 PER EVENT PER TEAM FOR FIELD EVENT RELAYS. DIVISIOMS; SUB-MASTERS (30-39); MASTERS I (40-49); MASTERS II (50-59); MASTERSIII (60f) FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN TEAMS. WHEN: Sunday, July 5, 198) PRIZES: MEDALS TO THE FIRST THREE TEAMS IN EACH CATAGORY. TEAM TROPHIES: FOR RUNNING EVENTS: TO TEAM SCORING THE MOST POINTS ADDING ALI. OF THE WHERE: Ed Weir Stadlun, University of Nebraska-Lincoln RUNNING RELAY RESULTS ON THE BASIS OF 5-4-3-2-1. ' (Proturf, polyurethane track -- 1/B Inch spikes only) FOR FIELD EVENTS: SAME METHOD AS FOR RUNNING EVENTS. RUNNINGEVENTS: (lo yards) 440; 880; 1 2 aile; 4 alle; age medley (1 mile 40-50-40-60+) ailt; TIME: 11:00 a.m. Field Events 12:00 noon Running Events distance medley (3/4-440-880-1 mile) Sprint medley 9440-220-220-880) FIELD EVENTS: Long Jump; Discus; Triple Jump; Shot Put. (5000 meters 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July k) TEAMCCMPOSmCN: Runnlnt 4 member teams. must be TAC,^ Age of events. All registeredin Women youngest member determines division. All must be in same club. AGE GROUPS: Men 30-34 1. 30-kk NOTE: THE RESULT OF ALL » THE 4CH- TEAMS IN THE WINNING EVENTS CAN BE USED IN THE NATIONAL If six or more persons enter, ATHLETIC CONGRESS POSTAL RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS. 35-39 2. kS* Note: year age-groups may be added. Field events: 2 membef tsams. All must be registered in TAC. Age of kO-kk five youngest competitor determines division. k5-k9 50-5k 55-59 TO ASSIST IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE MEET PLEASE PRE-ENTER. THE SPECIFIC TEAM MAY BE 60+ DECLARED PRIOR TO THE EVENT. AWARDS: Medals for first three places in each division. ENTRY FEES: $k.00 1st event, $2.00 each additional event. SCHEDULE: VE ARE INTSITTIONALLY LEAVING SUFFICIENT TIME BETWEEN EVENTS TO PERMIT DOUBLING. Late: After June 30, $5-00 1st event, S3-00 each additional avent. EVENTS: 100 kOO (kOO 4 mile relay 11:00 A.M. distance medley 2:00 P.M. Long Jump 11:00 A.M. meter, 110 meter hurdles, 200 meter, meter, Intennedlate 1 mile relay 12:00 noon sprint msdlsy 3:00 P.M. Discus 12:00 noon hurdles tentative), BOOmeter, 1500 meter, 500O meter, long Jump, High 2 mile relay 1:00 P.M. age medley 3:30 P.M. Triple Jmsp 1:00 P.M. Jt.g>, Triple Juap, Discus, Shot Put. Pole Vault, Jwreltn 880 yd relay 1:30 P.M. Shot put 2:00 P.M. ORDEROFRUNNINGEVENTS: 100 Prelims, 1500, 110 High Hurdles, 100 Finals, 800. ___ 200 (against tiiw if necessary), kOOIntermediate Hurdles (tentative), kOO. In the field events ssch competitor will beve four Jump# or throws. The two best performances of each competitor will be added together with that of the team mate for the total distance. The teems with the longest dlstsness win. ENTRYFORM:TACPENNMUTUALMIO-AMERICAREGIONALMASTERSTRACKANDFIELDCHAMPIONSHIP

HAILFORMANDFEETO: ME PLEASE MAKE OUT A SEPERATE SHEET PGR EACH RELAY. Harry Crockett, 3918 Orchard. Lincoln, 68503 MAY HAVE NOTE: THE SPECIFIC TEAM BE DECLARED AT THE MEET. PLEASE BE SURE TO THE TAC AGE male FEMALE NUMBERS. ALL'ATHLETES MUST BE REGISTERED IN TAC. NAME CITY STATE ZIP RUNNING RELAY EVENT TEAM ADDRESS TEAM MEMBERS: CLUB AFFILIATION_ J 4 1st LEG -TAC'- 2nd LEG _TAC#_ EVENTS BESTPERFORMANCE(previous 12nionths)| 3rd UG TAC# 4th LEG TAC# I HAILING ADDRESS FOR NATIONAL POSTAL RELAY PRIZEt NAME; I 2. ADDRESS: ZIP PHONE TIME: •V 3.. •% Plg.D EVtNT RELAY RELAY EVENT CLUB k. TEAM MEMBERS: In consideration of this entry being accepted, I hereby, for myself, myheirs, executorj NAME TAC# NAME TAC# administrators, waive and release all rights and claims for damages I mayhave against .1 the Lincoln Track Club, the University of Nebraska, this event, and their agents, | MAKECHECKPAYABLETO: MASTERSSPORTSASSOC. ^10 RUWINGRELAY;$5 FIELD EVENTRELAY) representatives,successors,andassignsfor any andall injuries sufferedbymein | MAIL*rO: HAIG BOHIGIAN, 225 HUNTERAVE. NORTHTARKYTOWN,N.Y. 10591 said event. .JL. Date Sign8ture_ June 1981 National Masters Newsletters page 27 J THIRD ANNUAL NIKE ROAD RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS, PHILADELPHIA, 15KM. APRIL 11. MINI-MARATHON TUNE-UP CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK TREVIRA TWOSOME TEN-MILE RACE Men's Mascers MAY 2, 1981. 5 MILES. CENTRALPARK-NYC Check--in: 195{wonien only) SponiwKl by HMcbst FIbart Iruluittlw Bcsvsiton, Oregon Unbtt lb< mplni ol NYRRC. P lace Name Team Time I Robin Ladas 22 29:38 Oalb: April 26.1961 HAM Dlitanca: 10mllas (boltipartners must complete Ibe entire rjislanoeto score) 1 Lorenz, H. Phila. Masters Assoc. "A" 47.18AR AUSTRALIAN NIKE MARATHON 4 Mona Lonte 39 34:03 2 CMfitRacerrts(Man): HerbLlnrlsay. 45:59.8, 1980 Hambly, D.- Snohomish T.C. "A" APRIL 12, 1981. 5 Harriet Baker 40 34:30 Pratriaea Crxirta Racoib (Women): Matgaral Groos. 54:29.4.1980 3 Fischer, B> Milrose AC 48.53 6 Sophia Cakes 35 34:43 NawRacwd(Woman): FainCalaiano. 53:41.3. 4 Dumas, Ee Central Mass Striders 49.20 9 Judith Covan 38 36:40 Rravlaei Coupiai Racorb: Hern Lindsay and Mafparal GrrXB. 1:4029.2.1980 MAO Naw Ceuptaa Record: Herb Lindsay andPattl Calaiano. 1:39:57.3. 5 Clark, J. Mid Pacific RR 49.39 10 Georgia Sparks 37 36:42 John Geraghty 41 2:32:18 cnecli-ln: Mon-1415,Women-1414. Total-2829 6 Hipp, D. National Capitol * 49.43 Peter Kallio 44 2:34:38 16 Edith Jones 41 37:39 Fimshara: Couples-1040. Men wnoso partners didnot llnlsn-165. Women whose 7 Winn, K* Atlantic Track C i9.51 Don Harris 43 2:37:37 24 Norma Signore 43 38:28 partners did nol 1inisn-76. Tolal Men-1205. Total Women:i 116.Total-2321 8 . Reisenger, R* Snohomish T.C. "A" 49.58 29 Barbara Klein 41 39:22 Wetthar: MidGO's. sunny, clear. M45 9 Mueller, F. ' Central Park Track "A" 50.05 33 Cathy See1inger41 39:38 Adolf Blonner 45 2:44:39 Order o( Finlal)—Cooiilaa 10 Guerra, Ae Milrose AC 50.07 Graham Kent , 49 2:53:55 Calaiano. Patll. 28-53:41.3 1:39:57.3 !l Zwolak, V. Phlla. Masters Assoc. "A" ' 50.11 1. Lindsay.Hero. 26-46:16 Barry Marshall 47 3:03:32 CANADIAN NATIONAL MASTERS 2. Smith. GeoMrey. 27-46:23 Groos.Margarel. 21-54:18 1:40:41 Boston Athletic Assoc. 50.17 12 Mueller, K. MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS 3. Francis. Steven. 21-46:35 Springs. Betty.19-53:55 1:42:30 13 Jamborsky, R> National Capitol TC 50.42 M50 VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA 4. Ryloll. Markus. 26-47.20 Moore. Wrtjara. 23-57:34 1:44:54 14 Higdon, Ha Runners' Forum 51.03 Peter Tesseyman 53 3:04:35 MAY 3, 1981 5. R(Ke. Nicholas. 29-46:07 Rose, Cnrisline, 24-59:10 1:46:18 Palladlno, Pla. 19-54:00 1:46:26 15 Hatch, H. Boston Athletic Assoc. 51.11 6. Palladlno. Paolo. 21-52:26 905 starters. 7. Cohen. Gary. 27-48:23 MIesjczak.Nancy.32-58:05 1:46:28 16 Snohomish Tra'ck Club "B" 51.12 Pitkecly, D. M40-44 8. Boll. Steve. 26-48:13 King.Sue. 22-58:20 1:46:33 17 Ca Llup, J < Mid-Pacific RR 51.23 Roger Robinson NZ 2:18:44 9. Odom. Davld. 24-51:09 Urish. Carol. 29-55:59 1:47:08 18 MahofCey, D* Snohomish T.C. "A" sr.25 Robert Moore CAN 2:24:22' 10. Mearns. Drew. 28-50:43 Loranzonl, Cynlhla.23-56:53 1:47:36 80-TB Ceuplea 19 Duey, La Central Park Track "A" 51.31 D.C-. MARATHON, WASHINGTON, iTloyd Walker NZ 2:25:58 -TiR) tS nit of 488 20 Hyser, B. ^ York Area Road Runners 51.54 APRIL 12, 1981. John Robinson NZ 2:29:37 t.Fredertcki.Sng. 30-46:10 Roach.Marie.33-1:01:32 1:47:42 2. Sweeny. Hugh, 37-51:36 Bankes. Krlsten. 24-58:54 21 O'Connor, S* National Capitol ^C 52.00 Bill Foulk USA 2:31:40 1:50:32 3. Stewart. Chris, 34-48:54 Averbuch, Gloria. 29-1:03:31i 1:52:24 10 Snohomish T.C. "A" 52.02 Neal Campbell CAN 2:35:48- Ellis, E. M40 Ed Geisendaffer 2:41:50 4. Oowllng.Thomas. 33-53:12 DowHng. Marcia.28-1:01:22 1:54:34 23 ffp 5 S , W. Houston Harrier 52.03 M50 Herb Chisholm 2:38:30 MSG-54 5. Brennan,Jack. 31-65:56 McDonald. Katie. 29-1:0l :32 1:57:28 24 Engleman, T. Reading Athletic Attic 52.08 , M60 Ed Benham 3:32:10 Frank Kurucz CAN 2:52:00 6. Rothman. Hal. 35-58:07 Rolhman.BobW. 35-1:02:55 2:01:02 7. Byrne. Gerald. 33-57:10 Slanckmelsler.C..27-1:06:42 25 Pickering, R. Boston Athletic Assoc. 52.16 W40 Phyllis Penley 3:40:23 Tom McCarthy CAN 2:56:14 2:03:52 8. Landry.Edward.34-56:09 Landry. Elaine.32-1:08:04 2:04:13 26 Robbins, Ca 'National Capitol TC 52.20 Thomas Flint USA 2:'57:24 9. Nelkln. Henry, 28-1:01 :'41 Mallaw. Laura. 28-1:04:27 2:06:08 27 Best, F* Sneaker Factory Road Racers 52.26 10. Kovacs.George.34-1:00:14 Jackson. Irene. 33-1:06:07 M60-64 2:06:21 28 - Howard, S. Central Park Track "A" ' 52.35 11. Duey. Leonard. 42-55:50 Nelson.Oonna.24-1:11:24 2:07:14 Ernest Fisher CAN 3:11:11- 12. Kondylis. Vasills.30-56:48 29 Venanzi, A. Delta Dusters "A" 52.37 15K NORMAN TAMANAHA RUN Sheehy.Nancy.33-1:11:21 2:08:09 13. Thurslon.OauW. 39-1:05:10 Thurslon. Linda. 38-1:03:04 2:08:14 Wilson, K. 52.39 HONOLULU, APRIL 19, 1981. M65-69 30 Central Mass. Scriders , 14. Olloronzo, Paul, 29-69:07 Margolin. Patsy. 40-1:09:45 Clare Choate CAN 3:53:18 2:08:52 31 Carey, C* Runners' Forum 52.39 -I. OmmM tarMM Xi:S7i 7. 15.Yardls. Mickey.26-54:10 Dunn.Joan.38-1:14:49 2:08:59 32 Huff, A. Snohomish Track Club "B" 52.40 1 WllJIam A»tman 3. Dick SutiNm M70+ S»:S3. 80-99 Couplet—To, 10 outof153 33 Langway, R. Atlantic T.C. 53.02 ! 49>44-l. Hanrv Rictiman sSiSt; 7. Hugh Clifford CAN 4:04:17 34 Piscone, J, Boston Athletic Assoc. 53.25 Jotmnv Faerber 57:1$; 3. Ralpb KMc* 1. Fischer. Bob. 40-52:32 Thorntilll,Anna,40-1:03:46 1:58:17 57:34. W35-49 2. Zimmerman. Ralph.39-52:14 8«ss«,Palr1cla,43-1:04:36 1:56:50 35 Wick, A. Phlla. Masters Assoc. "A" 53.28 ' Gallue 51}. OoMM Wendy Robertson CAN 2:51:55 3. Muollor.Fritz. 44-54:05 8»rtoe,Hemilno.42-1:04:19 1:58:24 36 Fuller, V. National Capitol TC 53.38 1 L«opot«o57:0*: 3. Oavid Satiyaawa 57:36. Karen Scannell USA 2:56:49 4. Rosasco. Stephen, 48-1:02:40 Rosasco, Marge.33-58:18 2:00:58 53.42 37 Cerling, R. Beehive §$•34-9. Scott Hamilton 57:49; 7^ Victoria Aldridge 2:58:40 5. Muhrcke. Gary.40-54:43 Lernw.MimI,44-1:07:42 2:02:25 38 Faerber, J. Mid-Pacific RR 53.52 • CaoroalihMil 1:04:03; 3.Maianobu Va- 6. Martin. Jetl. 39-57:06 LaucK.Lynne,41-1.05:53 2:02:59 maucM 1:04:34. Leith Orury-Piper 2:59:42 7. Prince.Augustus.57-1:03:15 Glvwt,Slianin,30-1:07:42 2:10:57 39 Cheppecca, V. Milrose AC 54.01 5»-S9*.1. Cllbart Lum 1:03:11; 3- M- Judith Grocmbridge 3:06:12 8. Sllllman. George, 49-56:53 Ftalchet,Joyce,46-1:12:28 2:12:19 40 Kascen, A* Sneaker Factory Road Racers 54.04 itflh Gaa 1:03:31; 3. Gaorgo Murray ••^*37a,r Patricia Thomas 3:08:38 9. Hlrsch,George,46-1:05:02 Kuscslk. Nina, 42-1:07:48 2:12:50 41 Central Mass*. Striders 54.08 Hunter, J* Jltl 1. Alai Hott) 1:09:39; 3. Martin 10. Suggs, RIcnard,38-1:06:02 Bedrock, Hetene. 46-1:07:13 2:13:05 42 Erich. G. Central Park Track "B" 54. 17 Sberman 1:13:50; 3. William Wa|»li W50+ 1:14:00. 43 Hagerman, E. Beehive 54.20 Trances Sackerman 3:30:56 100-119 Ce«,lei-Tep 5 eut e«31 44 • Nobler, R> Houston Harriers 54.27 1. kania, Herbert, 52-59:29 Kanla.Mila, 49-1:02:00 2:01-.zg 1:19:43; 3. WH. from Bill Mclntosh 45 Tobin, Be ALleghcny/Hike 54.34 Ham Hedot 1:37:53; 3. Paul Matsuura 2. McKenzle, Gordon, 53-58:26 McKenzie, Chris, 49-1:13:15 2:11:41 1:39:50. 3. Treicnal, Al, 52-1:00:42 Mlhalek,Bette,32-1:11:27 46 Ross, C. National Capitol TC 54.35 (M45 and MSB results in 2:12:09 next issue) 4. Hatrts, BIN, 53-1:06:26 Oeckert, Margerete,48-1:a6:49 2:13:14 47 54.38 Coble-, P. Runners' Forum 5. Gloislen, Bernard, 54-1:06:00 Nelson. Janet, 46-1:16:03 2:22:03 48 Potcs, Be York Area Road Runners 54.44rs8 WOMEN CO 120-,kii Ceuplet—AH Fleiilwri 49 Succon, Ju Reading Athletic Attic 54,49-J SSrjy..*. »>raAlinav»6r 1:05:57; 3. Carol Kufcaa 1.00:35; 3 Su&an Wottagl :00:30. 1.Rios.Wlllredo, 64-1:08.35 RoOtiguez.Maty. 59-1:28:56 2:37:31 Women • sr ters ---' 40-44-1. Sutk Sartalls 1:03 53; 3 2. McKevHt.Andrew. 69-1:24:34 Hiuser. Elaine. 55-1:35:14 2:59:48 ioan La Piarre 1:05:31;-3. Cliritta 3. Glynn. Slanley. 70-1:33:06 aiptn, Marguerile.55-1:34:()S 3:07:11 Obarat:00:l9. 4. Epsleln. Irving.62-1:56:39 Epstein. Marion. 62-l:56;39 3:53:18 45-49—1. Hael MurcMa trOirSt; 3. 5. Choy. Jkitniy, 61-2:01:59 Jurekllnl. ANhea. 63-2:01:59 Patti Butwlm i :09:33; 3. MoiHa Ctiant 4:03:58 Place Name 1 Ime 1:13:01 1 Foltz Falcon TC 56.54 50-54-1. Jan Nawtiart 1:11:34; 3 Mancy Aaaoka 1:19:10; 3. Posa Naka- 2 Heritage Falcon TC 57.19 mural:30:04. 3 Hosmer, T. Falcon TC 58.28 50-59—1. Potamary Tobv 1:35:46; 3. Alia Kllaouina 1:37.43; 3. UHlao Fl»b- 4 McWhorter, B. F..M. 1960 RR 59.32 manl:39:S0. 5 Pike, B. Liberty "A" 59.38 60*44—1. Martarat Laa 1:37.55; 3. Vicky Pago 1 40:35; 3. WMHrad Lum 0 Stcrm. 3. West Valley TC 59.47 1:40:14. .7 Bartee, H. Central Park TC 60. 14 4549-1. Hlfdi PIctiardien l:S5:34r3. Anita Ptralra2:11:15. 6 Brasher, L. Atlanta TC 60.30 9 Parker, N. Atlanta TC 60.33 10 Pirle, H. Runners A 60.40 PHILADELPHIA MASTERS SPRING 11 Hargin, M. West Valley TC 00.48 5-MILER. PHILADELPHIA, 12 Herrick, C. Runhers A 61.33 APRIL 26, 1981. 13 • Groombridge, J. Seattle TC 61.41 14 Hunter, S. Liberty 61.45 M40-44 15 Corfleld. C. Central TC 62.14 Herb Lorenz 42 24:54 16 Kaiser, P. Atla.nta TC 62.45 Steve Anderson 42 29:39 17 Aldrich, V. Seattle TC 62.49 Ken De Carlo 42 30:29 18 Jaudes, M. St. Louii Track Club 63.08 M45-49 19 farld, A. F.M. 1960 RR 63.19 Albert Wick 48 27:39 20 Baumann, M.8 Runhers A 63.22 Bill Butler 48 28:21 J i Liberty "A" 21 _ Hatch, A. 63.28 George Studzinski 48 28:47 •1. 22 , Redfield, 3. Liberty "A" 63.32 23 Pars:, C. Liberty "B" 63.<*3 MSG-54 50 24 Koughton, H. Runhers A 63.45 Bernie Rubinsky 27:48 52 32:38 25 Rust, E. Salt Lake City 64.05 Gene Martenson Bill Belleville 51 33:01 .76 Cu r c i s , C. Seattle TC 64.08 27 . Ferrel; K. Atlanta TC o4.42 MS5-59 28 1 Lanterma^, K. We^t Valley T.C. 64. 4o Oliver Williams 56 32:21 29 Neuman, R^ St. Loui;- Track Club 65.S"- Jack Pennington 58 32:50 30. Villa, K. Central Park T.C. 66,18 Phil Slickman 56 35:45 31 Xmhof, E. Runhers 66.23 M6&t 32 Cannon, M. Salt Lake City 66.33 Fred Cox 34:15 33 Rasmussen, J. Liberty "B" 66.59 George Braceland 39:30 34 Hudson, C. Central TC 67.42 35 Haden, S. St. Louis- Track Club 68.49 W40-44 41 32:12 36 Johnson, S* F.M. I960 RR 69.32 Sandy Folzer Sylvia Stein 40 51:42 37 Clenne, M. Salt Lake City 70.23 38 Crowley, J. Runhers B 79.28 W45-49 39 Thompson, J. F.unhcrs 84.29 HelenZimmaro 48 42:46 Marie Barrie 48 45:20 from Pete Taylor Women"* Masters

1. Falcon Track Club 2:52.41 2. Atlanta Track Club 3:03.48 3. Liberty Athletic Club "A" 3:04.51 4. West Valley Track Club. 3:05.21 5. Washington Runners Unlimited "A" 3:05.41 • 6. Seattle Track Club 3:08.38" Joan Uliyot and Jim O'Neii waiting for results at 7, Centra 1 Park Track Club 3:08.46 8. FM I960 Roadrunners 3:12.23 \J3teV Nike/Penn Mutual San Diego Grand Prix. 9. St. Louis Track Club 3:17.50 10. Salt Lake City 3:21.:"5 J :'

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