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Scotland S.Pt Ember SEPTEMBER 1988 ISSUE 25 t 1.00 Scottish Championships Special: Olympic Trials Report Your last chance to win a holiday for two in Portugal! ' SCOTIAN/18 RUNNER A Run Across Scotland s.pt ember. 1888 luue25 Jan Struthers tells us how he and his Westerlands clubmates almost ran Editor: Scotland in 24 hours. Alan Campbell Aaooclate Editor: Doug GUion Club Profile Experte: Jin) Black MChS Fiona Macaulay visits East Kilbride Prof John Hawthorn Greg Mcl.atchie MB ChB FRCS and Motorola Joggers, a new and Our new running shoe is designed to be a winner. It's called the P.B. and its Lena Wlghton MCSP sponsored club. Con11lbulof11: actually two shoes rolled into one. For starters, the PB. is a racing shoe. And as you'd Ca!Olyn Brown Fraser Clyne Focus On Falkirk expect from a good racing shoe, it worit weigh you down. Graham Crawford Flona Macaulay David Inglis meets the men at Falkirk Stewal1 Mcintosh For example, the P.B. has a sole that's made from an exceptionally light, flexible Bill Melville district, and finds them to be athletic Robin Manis supporters! and hard wearing material called Goodyear Indy 500 rubber. Hensy Mucharnore Graeme Smilh This helps it tip the scales at only 200 grams and it'll help Linda Trottor David Wan Olympic Trials you get around the course a bit faster. David Webster Eventa and Resulla Compiler: Doug Gillonand Mark Shearman were But what makes the P.B. miles better than most racing shoes is Colin Shields at Birmingham for the Kodak/TSB S11tt1 Dlroclor: trials. that you can actually train in it as well. Mike Hatrfs It has a dual density midsole which will cushion your feet Adverttllng Sates: Fiona Caldwell Scottish Championships and allow you fo do any number of sessions. AdmlnlatraUon and Clrculatlon: Alan Campbell and Peter Devlin It also bas a sturdy heel counter which will support your foot on every run. Sandr.l Whlnaker record theaction,event by event,from Crownpoint Road. But there's another reason why you should make tracks for the PB. It's also an extremely comfortable shoe to wear. On other Pages ... I The upper is made from nappa pigskin and polypag nylon. So its very light and RUNNER 5 Inside Lane 39 Veterans supple, and it'll rnould around the natural shape of your foot. What's more, it's also cut 7 Up Front 41 Results Ftont Co\oer. 12 Charity News 45 Schools <t!'"J>. ~ low around theheel so it wont irritate your adrilles tendon. Tom Mc:Kcan and Steve 13 Letters 47 Rankings C<"'11. ""' ......... ....._ You can try on the P.B. at any good sports shop. qua!ifieft. IVO JOWed 14 Triathlons 49 Race profile round i!w 800m by Mattin Steele and Tony Mornll 15 Women in Sport 51 Events ii ~ ...., _But youll have to be quick Because when a during l'1e Olyf11'1c !rials. 20 Derek Parker 53 Network shoes this good, there's Pho:-h by Marl! r-------------------, t?a~7(.~ ~ ShNrm1n. J AIR MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES J --...--............... ,..... I Give a gift ofa year's subscription lO Scotland's Runner lO a J I friend or relative living abroad. The rates arc: I I USA and Canada.... ................................................... £19.00 I ---..,......'F:::::::::··....·~ · · .r .. Scodond'• Runner I• published by ScotRun PublicanOM uo•• 1i;:;·bdk 62,Kot~~S"8e~Gla-G3 7SA. Tol: 041-oo2·5738, Europe ...................................................................... .£17.50 I I PrlniA>d by Ma:orqoodale (Scollan<f) Ltd. I New Zealand and Austtalia.•. ................•...................£21.00 I At the heart of sport. ~-------------------J Scotland's Runner September 1988 3 BOURNE SPORTS ------ • Nike Sock Trainer Only si'us U .S. 4. TRAINING SHOES 4~. 5. 6, 7. Uaval price £39.95 (15.00. OFF ROAD SHOES !Fell and RACI NG SHOES Rtebolc Royete lvelow) U.K. si.cet 6, Brook• Ch•rio1 ldd model! ful si.d! 111nge Srooka Roll B•r ~ec•r U.S. a.lies 4, C39 ONLY (2C,95 STAR Country) 6li, 7, 1Yt, 8, 8 ~. 9, 9}';, 10, 10~ . JI, u.,.i '6 euv ••••• 4 %, S; 6, 6 ~ . 7. 8, 8 %, 9. 9M, 10, 12 ~ . 11 Y, , 12. Usull l)fb £25.9S (19.99. SU:eo1: 6, 6 )1, ,9, 914 10 10\o\, 11. ltllr. Raabok Fjell Runner t•nd ot season Usual price C38.99 £15.00. 12 . 12)1, & 13. otferl. f ull suer••· Usuat price C37.9S THliRE IS still a lot of unnecessary ag­ into a trust lund that theoretically cannot 8roolc1 Gr•phltx \J.S. sites 6, 1 ~. 8~ . Adidat M•rtthon 88 U.K. s!zes S, S~. !31.95. 10%. 11 ~. l2. 13. Usual S)tlct 08.99 Karhu T8A Sb:os 3 ~ . S. 5 Yi , 6, 6 Yi, 1. 6 ~ . 7, 10, 11, 11 .lS. Usual oricc CS0.99 gravation in athlelics today, and not all be louchod until Jhe athlete retires from (15.00. 7)S, , 8, 8~ . 9, 9 ~. 10, 10 ~. Usulll pnce Reebok Wild Runnor Full SUO 1tl'!Q1l Usual J)fice 04.95 £28.00. C27.00. of it concerns Sebastian Coe. For ex· OJ.95 £23.50. Adidas Rouerdem U.I( . sties 5, S~. 6, the sport,." says Macaulay. Aslcs Tiger Stormer fwa1 erproof fabric Puma Prowler Full •ltt rarige lhual 6 ~. 12. Usual price C42.99 £25.60. ample, t.tke the case of Andy Sobik, a 33 Uppel'). Full siz.t range 7· 10 ~ , UWll price Sobik - who comes from the mining pri<e £23.95 t1•.00. Nike Vendaue U.S. sizes 6, 6%, 1, 7 ~. knew for certoin that his application had Brooke Creecent U.K. Siles S ~ . 6, 6 ~. £49.95 1:29.95. 8, U , 9. 914. 10. 11. 12, IJ1Vol price yeu old schoolteacher and fonn<r rugby vilLige of Bonnyrigg -has amused b.io .Puma Typhoon ONv s1zes4, 5 111 , 6, 6 ~ . been received lor the simple reason that 7 Usuat price 02.95 £12.00. C34.9S £26.50. pl.tyer who look up running soriously £900 fortune at Border Games and Hl·Tee- Tr1ns1m Full si:e rJngt. U$u• I 1'h. 8~ . 9, 9 Y>, 10, 12 Usu•! prico Nllce Splfldon Gold U.S. slw 12 only. Jhe SAAA cashed the £15 cheque which price £25.95 C19.50. £29.99 !23.00. U$\l&I price C39.95 £15.00. four years ago al the age of 28. various ve.nues far removed from the ....___ ._ _______ .., Adida• ZX250 Siie& 9 ~, lO, 10 ~. 11 was enclosed wilh ii. Then, in Much, he .. Brooks Chice90 Racer UK. s.ize 7~ Although he was never going Jo bo gravy train of, say, the Mobil Grand Prix Usual prico C32.95 C23.60. only. Usual price 09.96 £15,00, rcc:eived a letter from the association. His Nike Cr•m Wlndrunntr US. saes 6, N ik e Pegallu• Plue Ontv $iLet U.S. 11 'h , SPIKES FOR TRACK Nike Soclc Racet U.S. sites 6. 7. 8, 12. another Allan Wells or Geo.tge McNeill - circuit He also worked for a living (as a 12. Usual price C37 .95 £29.96. 6%, 1. e. 9, to. 10». 11. 11 ~ . 12a. Srookt Mirage 11~ tptke with heel Usv•I pric:o 04.95 £1f.50, applicotion had been refused. No reuon New Be11n~• 420 U.S. aizos 6 'h, 7, 10, al leasl in tenns of limesl - Sobik decided teacher) during th.io period, unlike some Usua1 pOto C29.99 £19.60. wedge. u.s sins 8, e ~. 9. 9 ~. 10, Saucony Oi .w.on U.S • .sizes 7 ~. 12* , 13 was given. Adld•• Sydney Siles 5. 5%. 6, 6 ~. 7. 10 ~. 11 i!i , 12, 12)\. 13. usual price 10 * . 11, 11}S . Usual price C28.99£13.50. Uwal price £49.95 (18.00. to have a Jilt at the famous professional £29.95 (19.95. t'u1I time omateur athletes. In short, ii is a 7%, 8 >\ , 9Y,, 10, 11, 12. USUJiJ price Etonlc: Ectlpsa ISil'Yer red, mldcll. Karhu SUck U.K . .tile$ 6, 6~. 7. 8. 8 %, New Year Sprints, for which he duly I have never met Mr Sobik and have no C27.99 £18.00. l.e Coq SportifE•pritU.K sizesJ>'i. dis1ancel, Sbes U.S 8~. 9 'h, 10%, 11, 9. 9 ~ . 10. 10:4, 11, l1 Yi , t2. Usual price nonsense to deKribe his ad-ivities over 7, 7Y,, 9, 11. Ul'utJI personal axe to gri.nd. However, I do P\.lmeModult Sitei>S. 5Y,, 7, 7lS, 8, 4 ~ . 8~ . 9 ~ . 11~ 11 ~. 12. Usual pnce C39.95 £19.60. £46.50 04 oo. entered on the opening day of 1985, the past three years - as aga.insl Linford 8%, 9, 9%, 10, 10}S. ll. 12. lhu• I prict ~rice E37.99 !22.00. R•ebolc P8800 Spill•• UK, sizes 6'h . Karhu Ster1igh1 U.K tilt$ 6, 8, 8 ¥1 , 9, know Jhe two people who sponsored his Kerhu Synchron TBA 0.n!y sues 5 ~ . 09.95 £18.00. ? ~. 8, 8 !h, 9, 9 ~. 10 ~ . 11, JI ~ . 12 9 ~. 10, 11. Usual pric:e-£48.50 22.50. accepting the inevitable loss of his Christie's to pull an example out of $ )\, 10. 11. 12 ~ . Uwal price £49.95 unsuccessful a;ppliGltion for reinslate.­ Ntw B1t1nco 440 U.S. sizes 6 4E, 7 4E, Usua! peke £24.95 C19.9S,. Ke rhu fulcrum Star U.K. siz.es 3, 3'h>, amattur status. sprinting - as any more professional than 7 ll '1{, 8 U.
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