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VOWMEXIX I NUMBERJ OOWMBUS1 OHID MAY 1983 MEXICANSDOMINATE NATI.oNAL .50 KM Monterey, cal., May 21--Mexico's Martin Bermudez, third on the all-time .50 kll list behind his countcyuan Raul Conzalez and Siain's Jose Marin, was an easr winner of the National TAC.50 Kmchampionship race today. His teammate, Felix Gomez, with a best of J149106 last year finished second, but not far ahead of Marco Evoniuk, who became the U.S. titleholder, his third champion ship at the distance. Bermudez had a 31.50143, the fastest ever walked in this country, and finished nearly 10 minutes ahead of Gomez. A third Mex ican, Marcelino Colin, who came first in the TAC15 Km a week earlier, edged Jim Heiring for the next spot, Despite the Mexican dominance, it was a very strong showing for our own walkers. I8n O'Connor joined Evoniuk and Heiring under 4:10, the qual ifying standard for the World Games. This means we could have a full comp liment of walkers in that meet, although one would expect Heiring to go for the 20 km. However, the steadily improving T0 m Edwards and Sam Shick, who had 41151.52 and 411710) in this race, could coneei~~bly meet the standard in the Sports Festival .50 in July, And Heiring could choose to walk both events . Of these first five, all but Evoniuk h?d personal bests, and he missed by just over a minute. Behind these five, the depth of performance was the best in hist ory as Wayne Glusker, Fabian Knizacky, and Mike DeWitt also recorded personal best to put the first 8 under 4130, There were , three more under 4140, another four llilder 4 r.50, and a total of 21 under the 5 hour mark. This is a vast improvement over the iast few years, when our standard in the event seemed to be falling. The Grimm Reaper (aka Neal Picken) hung on to win the Master's title and Bev laVeck turned in another fine 50 (5:27:20) to finish as first woman. At this point we have full results, but no splits or details on how the race progressed, Full report next month. Martin Bermudez, Mex. 31.50143 Felix Gomez, Mex. 4100111 1. Marco Evoniuk, un. Long mont, Col. 4:0114) Marcelino Colin, Mex. i_. ... -,;,,,t'J•• 4107112 2. Jim Heiring, Athletic Attic .• ..~ .... 4107128 J. I8n O'Connor, Stars and Stripes Mexico's Benudez and Go11e~ 4109,29 4. Toa Edwards, Island TC 411.5,.52 11alk together early in the .5. Saa Shick, Athletes , iD Astion 4117103 National .50, (BR>RTSFO'mby John Allen , MAY1983 PAGE3 PACS2 · 'I1le Ohio Ra.cewalker (USFSJQ 6-o50) is publish ed monthly in Columbus, Ohio. Subecription rate is $5. 00 per year ( $7, 00 for First Cla.se Mail ), Editor and Publisher, John E. (Jack) Morltand, Addres s all corre spondence regard ing both editorial and subscri pt ion mat ters to, Ohio Racewalk er, 3181-f Summit St,, Columbus , Ohio 4J202, Second Class pos~e pa.id at Columbus, Ohio. lOSTMASTER, Send address changes to the Ohio Racewalker , 3184 Sullllllit St., Columbus, Ohio 4)202 •
.50 Km Results {cont.): 6. Wayne Glusker, West Valley TC 4 122 i)O ? • Fabian Knizack;y, Shore AC 4:27:24 8. Mike DeWitt, U. of Chicago TC 4; 271.5.5 9. Garr Morgan, Wolverine TC 4135,30 .10, Mike MOrris, Team Kangaroo 4 ,J? :44 11. Martin Kraft, Team Kangaroo 4,J8159 12, Dan Pierce, Seattle TC 4 141'0 7 lJ , Brian Savilonis, CMAS 4 141:59 14, Hick Bd.era, Blast Side TC 4142:.56 15, Bob Kea.ting, Nashua, NH4 146:Jl 16, Mel McGinni s, Athletes 1n Action 4 155100 17, Don.Lawrence, Team Kangaroo 4 155142 18. Ed Bouldin , Bauchet Street Walkers 4 •.56124 19. Jay Byers, GGAC4 1,56:4.5 20. David Lawrence, Niagara. RW4r.5?116 21. Walt Jaquith, West Valley TC 4 59104 22, Pate Timmons, East Side TC 5 102 49 23, Jfm Stroud, March AFB5 08 121 24, GrimmReaper, Terlinga TC {1st Master .5:1J'J7 25, Rob Timmons·, East Side e e TC .511.5153 26. Charles Marut Colden Ga.te RW5:181.52 (2nd Master) 27, Howie Jacobsen, East Side TC bro Master) .5121,30 28. Dennis Reil ly, . Ba.uchet Street Walkers 5:24;01 29, Ronald Brennan, Hloenix, Ariz . 5125 _00 JO. Steve Pendlay, Pacific Grove, Cal. 5:29 130 31, Roger Brandwein , Van mr .5rJO:J? 32, Jim Coots, 11.5W5 130:37 33, Bob Falciola, Shore AC 5,17,52 J4. Terry Mathews, Vans 5 1.53140 3.5. Hank Klein, Virgin Islands 6102:21 36. Roberto Matula.c, Seaside, Cal. 6130114 37. Harry Sii to nen, Golden Gate RW6:Lf2 159 J8, Frank Saylor, GGRW7:26 14o 1 Women1 1. Bev Ia.Veck, Seattle TC 5 27128 2, Diane Mendoza, GGRW5 144123 FOREIGNERSAISO 'roP NATIDNAL1.5 KM Santa Monica, Cal, May 15--Here comes another Mexican, perhaps re ady to challenge the world's best. Marcelino Colin,an unknown quantit y going into the race, outdueled Canada's Marcel Job.in to finish on to p of t oday's National TAC1.5 Km Championship race. Colin's 1:02158 beat Jobin by 9 seconds, Another 19 seconds back, Jim Heiring copped the U.S. ti tle, a title he also won last year. Revelation of the race was Sa111Shi ck, who made up coneiderabl ground on everyone over the final 5 km to fin ish in 1104:JJ, Sam started slowly in comparison to the leaders and then increased his :iace throughout -.dth split s of 22107, 21146, and20 :4o! Another Mexican, Heenan Yanez was next, and then Iarry Walker continu ed his amazing walking since joining the Master's ranks with a 1107134 for th ird place in the U.S. He came from 15 seconds behind Pete Timmonsand Isr ael's Ivan Glasenburg in the fina l 5 km to do so. Marco Evoniuk challe nged Colin over the first 5 km and then was either disqualified or dropped out jus t before 10 Km. (I have gotten both reparts, but I thin .k the former i s corr ectJ Despite Marco's demise and the absence of some other top names, there were seven U.S. walkers under 1:10 in the race. Marcelin Colin, Mexico 1 :02 :.58 Marcel Jobin, Canada 1 :OJ;07 1. Jim Heiring, Athletic Attic 1:0J:26 (20:38, 52=07-- Jobin had 20:24, 41:55) 2 , Sam Shick, Athletes in Action 1,04:33 Heenan Yanex, Mex. 1 10514.5 3. Larry Walker, Van's Walkers l :07 :34 (1st Master) 4. ~te Timmons, NY AC l 107 :47 Ivan Gl.a.senburg, Israel 1:07:.54 5 •.lave Cummings, Niagara WC1 108:JO 6. Ed Bouldin, Ba.uchQtSt . Walkers 1,09132 ?, Wayne Glusker, West Valley TC 1 Jt(TlONAL TAC 1.5 KM, SANTA lt'.>NICA. Mexico's Marcelino Colin lead~ Canadian 1109142 8, Don Jawrence, Team Kangaroo 1 12 ,0.5 9. RaneyMimm, Shore AC veteran Marcel Jobin and Marco Evoniuk at the 2t alle IIIU'k, In t he lower 1112113 10. Jay Byers, Green Cold AC 1,15,51 ll. Rob Timons 1117: .56 photo Susan Lien-Westerfield holda a su«ht wd over clubmte Tereu. va111' with leea than a aile to go. SIORTSro'ro~ b,r John Allen, {See Jotm•• cotae .nte elsewhere 1n this iaaue,) l'AGP.:I~ MAY19t.l J MAY 1983 12. Jim Coots, BSW (2nd Master) l:l814J 1.J, Dennie Reilly, BSW1 120112 14, Stewart Boden 1122107 15. Roger Brannwein• Vane 112611.io 16. C.U-J 1972 Iarry Young 1110:22 >.coot.a IA Walkorn (Jrtl M:iut ur) l1Jl1l.5 l,', Joe Vltuccl, Cincinnatl, Ohio 1973 Jerry Brolin 1 •lJ :26 (1st o;er .50) 1,.31136 18, mu .NoWilliams. Vans (2nd over .50) laJJ 100 1974 Iarey Walker 1110108 19, Jerry Welti 1:34 :24 20, Tony Farinella 11J6;09 21. Cordon Wallace 1975 John KnU'ton l 1101.54 (3rd over .50) 1 1371.51 22, Randy Scott 1:46 155 2J, Mark Haendel l:SJ122 1976 Bon laird 1108 ,49 24, Mzrty Lipstein 1 155102 25. Al Guth 2105119 lf/n Neal Pyke 1,09,.50 1978 Todd Scully 1108107 H!EVIOUS WlNNERSNATIDNAL 50 KM 1979 ·Chris Hansen l 106158 1929 Ma.ckWeiss 4152145 1977 ·1a.rry Young 4'19:58 1980 Ba.7 Sharp 1110,12 19JO Henry Cieman, Can, 4 .47:48 1John Deni 51l9 14J 1937 John Abbate 1129148 lfalking in third at the 10 Km mark, faded to sixth, behind Chris Anderson, 1942 Bill Miha.lo 5'o6:4.5 · 1938 J0hn Rli.bkonen 111612) at the finish . Master's winner was Jolene Steigerwalt, who finished 8th 194-' B'ill Mihalo 5:15 :45 1939 John Ra.bkonen 1118,38 overall. Obviously the team title went to the Island TC, 1944 Walter Fleming 5 122:50 1940 Albert Cicerone 1,16144 1945 John Abbate 51J5120 1941 JOhn Connolly 1114:42 1. Susan Liars -Westerfield Island Track C1ub 1:17117 2, Teresa Vaill Isl&Dli 1946 George Weiland 5 1 17125 1942 John Connolly 1118157 TC 1:18107 3. Ol.rol Brown, Island TC 1119146 (26127, 53:18) 4, VicKi Jones, 1947 John Abbate 5112152 1943 Fred Sha.raga 1118142 Medalist TC 1:20125 (25141, 52:49) 5. Chris Anderson, Liberty AC l1201J8 1948 Ernie Crosbie 51041)0 1944 Fred Sharll6& 1s19,:31 {26:27, 53:18) 6. Sue Brodock, SC Roadrunners 1121:43 {25c45, 52141) 7 , 1949 Adol}il Weinacker 5:13130 194.5 Hot held Paula Xash, Van's Walkers 1123135 (27118, 55:16) 8, Jolene Ste*6enalt, 1950 John Deni 51411.32 1946 Ernest Weber 1:12 105 Va.n's Walkers lt2,5:4J (2810',', .56'37) 9, Kat)v Rlgh, SC RR 1127:10 (27118, 1951 Bill Miha.lo 51251.39 1947 Henry laskau 1:11 :JO ,56,2.5) 10. Norma Arneson, Shore AC 1129104 (27;11, 57123) ll, Maria Sacco 1952 leo Sjogren 4.46 :52 1948 John Deni and Island TC 1135:28 12, Tammy-Mclbland, Connecticut TC 1136139 13, Kathy 1953 leo Sjogren 4159:57 Bill Mihalo 1107 137 Huddleston, Coast Athletics l:'.38116 14. A1Uson Favour, Fboenix TC (2nd 19.54 Leo Sjogren 4.4 J145 1949 le U' S01111Derseth 1118,09 Master) 1139141 15, Cindy Paffwni, Hiosnix TC 1139144 16, Caroline Butler. 1955 leo Sjogren 4 :30157 Adolph Weinacker Coast Athletics lt4J,21 17, Rose Kash, Van~s Walkers 1 150 134 (1st over .50) 1950 1:12149 1 1956 Adolph Weinacker 4:38 :58 1951 Price King 1:21138 18. Sue Nettleton, Coast Athletics 1 51,36 19. Janet Mahoney 1153139 20. 1957 Jim Hewson 5:06139 1952 Eugene Chichura 1:22115 Eva !4,pez Sr. 11.59:.59 21. Eva Lopez Jr. 2 :10118 1958 Jim Hewson 4:43:30 1953 Henry Iaska]l 1,15109 Teams: 1. Island TC 2 . Van's Walkers 1959 Elliott Denman 5 107147 Men's Teams (which we forgot to list above); 1. Bauchet Street Walkers 2 19.54 Henry Iaskau 1,15 _05 Van's Walkers 1960 Ron laird 4 140109 1955 Henry I.a.skau 1114:46 1961 John Allen 4:38:20 19.56 Henry Iaskau 1,12140 * * * * * * * * * * • ~ 1 1 Full Results National 25 Km, Washin.:,oton;DC, April 10 (~tial report last 1962 Ron laird 5 25 30 1957 John Humcke 1118:39 1963 Chris McCarthy 4144:.55 19.58 Jo)m Humcke l :19 :09 month), 1. Jim Heiring 11.50:37 (21:Li4, 4J:46t l:05,52, 1:28:28) 2. Ray 1964 Chris MoCarth:, 4145,31 1959 Bruce MacDonald 1,19,51 Sharp 1:51 :04 (21 :44, 43146, 1:05:45, 1127:.SOJ 3, Dan O'Connor 1:53124 196.5 Dean Rassmussen .5103133 (21144, 4J ;46, 110,5:59, 1,29,05) 4. Tim lewis lt.55 :11 (22,17, 45104, 1960 Jack Blackbl.ll:n 1: 29:02* 1 1966 larry Young 4:38 :25 1961 Ron Zinn 1:15,0J 1108:17{ l•Jl:JJ) 5, Steve Fecinovsky l:57 ·,13 (22:17, 45 09, 1108129, 1 lrJ2:llJ 6. Sam Shick 11,58:04 (2J:13, 46:18 , 1109:00, 1132:19) 7. Tom 1967 larry Young 4133 04 1962 John Allen 1:16:07 1968 larry Young 4:12112 F.dwards 1:.53:21 (22:49, 46:4o, 1:10:07, 1134103) 8, Mike Morris 2:00,19 1963 Ron laird i:12.13 1 1969 Bryan Overton 4;56:07 1964 Dean Rassmussen l:12138 2Jtl3, 46 :44, 1:10:42, l135:2J) 9. Troy Engle 2 04110 (23113, 46142, 1 Randy 1970 John KnU'ton 41J.5 02 1965 Ron laird 1:13:2,5 1 :11:2 1, 1:37:01) 10, Mi.nun2.104:35 (24.06, 4gi.i9, l:l411J, l,39,30) 1971 la.rry Young 4118130 1966 Ron IJ:Lird l:llt28 ll. Gary Morgan 2105:45 12. Jonathan Gaska 2;06 158 lJ. Alan Price 2107:19 lr .5.5)2,27•37 28. Howie Jacobean 2 129145 (2nd over .50) MA\' 1983 MAY.1983 .PAGZ7 And.r Bri 2 ,32 :34 31. Dan Krause (2nd 1. Teresa Vaill 52 :27 2. Susan Liars-Westerfield 52 128 3, Rober ta !la.ldini 2J9,.Joel~!r~2~~! ' ~t.30I alsoe;orgotg:o list Holman an( d Briggs4oas) Jrd l'f,T. 4. Mary Ann Torr61li 60,28 Public Athletic Cgnf,~ Klu K~ Poini.~x.f· 1 1 unior, 2 .J6·c3 33 Frank Soby lat over May14.-1, Ed 0 Rourke, ffasaau co 2~124 2. Bill Cruo!i I Stony ook 22 and 4th over 50) J2 • Don Lenox • ·-' • 'l...A ) 2 i37 ·.5J 3.5 Edward 1 5 4 Bryan Hopkins (4th Junior, Lenox was .JLU. • , J, Jon Gaska, Stony Brook 23 51 4. Robert Gottlieb, Queens 26:43 .5, Pa.ul D'Elisa, Stony Brook 29 :10--Bill Iakis, Kings Point 2nd but DQ d trI~t5t~ jr,) 2139,44 J6, Bill Omeltchenko ({th(over .50) ~~j63~~1.~~ 0 21 1 8 5 Mile. Atlantic Highlands. NJ. April ,2--1. John Fredericks 41102 2 , Norin.e Don Johnson (1st o(v~ 65) fii~~- ~ 06~en:/~ ~i :: been disqualif- Arnesen 45•43 3, laul Robertson 50:35 4. Elliott Denman 501.58 Marathon, Iffi' 1 David King listed as v.. -'6 1 • 1·44 15 at 201 Robert 1 Wayne, N.J., April 10--l. Paul Robertson 4 49:)6 10 Km Harrisonburg. Va., ied, though the result s ~on•; say ~~6i,:na~~e~~eBrian Savilonis 1105 :.50 1 1 5 April 9--1. Ray Funkhouser 50;30 2. Richard Sheehan 53:21 D,c; 1'lrratbon, atGottlieb 12,.51 Michael1:29:21 Featinl 1' , Oo9mr..,..,a..enetrl2 a • 51•Jim Jano; 61,44 at 101 Dave Talcott April 24--1. Alan Price 4143,11 2, Tim Good 5:21:23 J, Jennifer Bishop 25 :57 at 5 1 and Jose Alcocer 1 110:19 at 12,5~ DQ. 5122111 Ohio TAC 10 Km,Springfield, May 8--1, Chris Knotts 46t39 2 . Jim Higgins 57109 J, Jim Brooma.11 60:07 4. TL11Blackburn 60129 5, Joe Vitt uoci Full Results Natinal TAC Women's 20 Km, same place-1, Susan Lier~i!esterfield 6o,30 · 6. Nate Blackburn (age 12) 67:22 7, Pa.t Kane 68152 (cold, rainy , 1 1150:28 (27 100, 5315151',109 '21(2,37100)2 ·~~·~~~a;;o:: 1,5i.30 windy, as it has been every weekend for the iast 12) Ohio 20 Km, Spring 1 ~,.:~r~-~;51, 3 Chris Anderson ll • JT· ' • ( r:h 35 1123 39 field, May 15-1, Chris Knotts 1:37:12 (48,15 1 1112:38) 2, Don Winiecki 27:45 55:38, 1,23128) 5, Gwen Robertson1 ll5J•2J 27•?0• .JT~,(lst ~er 1143119 3, Jack l!lackburn l 156=57 4 . Jim Higgins 2 01:49 5, Jim BroomaU 6 su: Brodock 11.56:28 (27100, .54)8, 1124136) 7, tori,Ma.yn 2:03141 6. Steve Jones 2:23:01 (Molly Blackburn's boy1 friend) 7, Ernestin e 1 114 0 4.5) 2104:JO (28:59, 59 43, 113 .5) /ii~;t1i ~ ~~'(fs/~v::~~) Yeomans 2129100 (probably U.S, women's record for age 60 and over) 8 , Natia 1 6 1 1 Blackburn 2129130 9. Robert Hamlett 2:29130 Km Grosse Pointe Mich, ~~i~~~/~:lfu.ri~,~~~ 2~~4:tjue~3. De~is e Ro~sky 2 115:50 14, Jane HaDll!litt 2,16 1.59 15, Barbara .futers (and over .50) May 1-1, €Jerry Bocci 25,55 2. June MacDonald 2 , 3, Jamie Melfi 291 2 4. Kathy Wood 3J 1o4 10 Km1 -same nlace--1. Gary Morgan 45:15 2, Keith Iuoma 52155 3, Jack Blakcburn 53.05 4-: Jeanne Bocci 53:37 5, Joe !ittucci 62:35 2, Km k)- Km Manning E:i.sternOTHERRESULTS Regional Championships. Wes±field. Mass , r April· •. 10 (tra c 10 (track), Chicago, May Z--1. Mike DeWitt 45,07 2 ; Mark ~151 I J, lave Iawrenoe 46:53 4,Will Preischel 50:02 5, Mike Rummelhart 50 ,2.z l Bill Crucilla SUNY-Stony Brook 48:45 2. Andy IJ.les, U, of Rochester 1 49141 3 Paul D:Elisa, SUNY-Stony Brook 571'5? Women's 10 Km (track)--1. 6. Rod COndon .52 =03 7. Tim Houda.n 52 06 t;Km•Same place-I. Julie J.ohnsf)n 29:.52 1 Hour, Columbia., Mo,, April 2- -1, Ona.rd l3usen 6 mi 259Yds 2. l3ob Teresa V~ill 51:59 2, Su~2 t ier a-W!~te~l~o~!iias 3 ~isM:~;gnKm Dolphin 5 mi 1576 yds J, Rob Spier 5 mi 1055 5 Km, San Diego Mat 21-- 1. 53,24 .5 Tammie Mc.Poland .JUI 35 5 • na,ry 68 ' • St Dale Sutton 24 :39 2. l3ob Brewer 27 104- 3. John Maclachlan 27: 2 , Ed tr k) '1 Troy ~le 1 Amherst Col. 1,35:27 2, Tom Edwards, SUNY- ony 4 Ricci . 28:46 .5. Kathleen Duchamp 29:23 Mt. SAC Rela~s, Walnut, Cal. AJ:il ~o~~ l:J6;4J 3, ~te Timmons, New York AC ~3~ 42 4 Jo~~:kaNe:o:;_ 221 Woli1&1l's10 Km--1. Sue Brodock .52117 (2.5:58) 2 , icki Jones 34:19 1 • 1 5 1 4 6 1 Cathy Pugh .56105 4. Jolene Steigerwalt .56118 5. Lori Gambrell .5626 :~~YW~~;!s {~;~~f5 DQ~R~~R~fn!~~s NY~~~~s: Bob !Cit:e;! st;ve /al;~es, 1 Men's1 20 Km--1, Da.11O 'Connor 1:29158 (22:02, 44122, 1107:u) 2 , Larry WalY.e:r Gary Westerfield 20 Km, Cambridge. ~ss:, ~t/4--11,411:ltBeob ~~~~~la 'i :491004 l13J 03 (2J106, 46 37, lrl0:51) 3, Fd Bouldin l14o:Ol (23 12, 47:32, 1 : 13:46 ) K t~-- 1•38·= 3 Brian Savi onis : 1 • 2, Bob ea ....'6 , ' -'' • Ia.ttarul 2 01·30 5 Km same place--1, Mark 4. im Coote 1155;47 5. Tel'l'Y Matthews 2102:)4 6. Carl Acosta. 2:03:39 5 Km, Monterey, Cal , May 5--1. Steve R?ndlay 28130 2, Mary Gosser JQ:09 ~;n!~; t~j~i~:/~~i~:ound 3, Giulio DeFetra (age 72) 30:49 Julie Partridge Memorial 10 Km Stan:f'orcl. reaction ~iiforces t~~2~ in race ~~w wa C:1.kin~;~~)g g ~n• :u~~~iuad~~; . And Cal., May 1--1, WaYne Glusker 47:08 2. Steve Smith 48102 J, Charles1 Ha.rut1 ~~~l~~sLl~i~er W28~~f,6 K~iam~;~~cji:i4 Chim:~;o~ 48:.54 4. Walter Jaquith 49 :.31 5, Paula Kash 54:.54 6, Manny Adriano 5.5;49 ~ '.i~~- l ~~s 7, Lori Maynard 561J,i 8. James Allee 59:56 20 Km, San Jose, Cal.. Attril Ho~ , Ne~ York City APril 13- -1. Trishul Che:rns 63.~1 miles 2, Andre_ 17 (track) 1. Chuck Marut 1:44;44 DNF: Dennis Reilly .54:47 at 10, Wayne Bader Zurich 61.1 tcherns is from New York) J. Mayihan Savag~! 0 San~:~ Glusker 23:lJ at 5 10 Klll 1 same place - -!. Nancy Novak 591.52 2 , Rog,m Duran 9 4 Bruce Harding Toronto 98 5. Jean-Claude ChaUJner ia.c, ris o,' 57. 63:11 5 ~n Francisco, April 2--1. Chuck Ma.rut 23:55 2, Fred Dunn ;s·7 6 ·Rene Beauvais,'raris 56.5 Women: 1. Evelyn F.gger, Los Angel~s Km, 26:42 5 Km, Saratoga, Cal., April 9--1. Wayne Glusker 22:.59 2, Bob Edwards _56°5 2' Pratibha Agdern Queens, NY 53,9 3. Susan BrulTll!lell, Qu:e~s 5_ .9 27124 5 Km, Stockton, Cal.. April 10- - 1. Bill Fenner 26142 2, Harry 4 'ear~ Hoffman San ~ncisco _52,l 5, Tina Young 51,9 and_Nirijhari Siitonen Jl:16 Km San Fran cisco A'Dril 16--1 . Rob Robinson 24 24 2 • • ~lo Jamaica (Sri Chimney is mainly a. rwining club dedicated to. 1 5i.9 Bruce Ransdell 27:22 5 Km, San Jose, Cal, pr-il 23--1. Robert Edwards 26 05 offe~ races for the running community, but each year they spon o~ th: 2. Nancy Novak 28:49 5 Km, Redwood City, Cal. April 30--1. Bruce Ransdell team-member only 12 Hour r ace walk) Collegiate Tr~ck COnference Y 1 I Harry Fred 1 Tom Tener Kings Feint 21:.56,4 2. Bill crucilla, SUNY-Stony5 Brook 27:35 2, Siitonen 32:00 District II HAIA 10 K54-Salem, Ore.,--1 , Eastern Oregon 53:49 2, Charlie Hart, lewis & CJ~rk !38 J, Bob Feasel , t-;19.2 3, Da.v~ Petri, c.w• .Post 22157 4. Bill Ia~is, Kil;gs Po1/1t 23135 Eastern Oregon 59:55 10 Km, Bellingham, Wash, ~lay ·· z--1. Gwen Robertson Be D f ' ba. h c W Post 24:13 6, Torn Wimmer, Kmgs Point 24 58 53 :20 10 Km, RedmeB!ir-Wash,. April 301 Master's1 Men- -1. Ed Glander 55 :51 ~ion/Br~o~ ~iiatio~l Track Meet 10 Km APril 30--1. Ed O'Rourke, Nassau 2. Paul Kaald 57:30 3, George Bogdan 59:30 Women: 1. Gwen Robertson .54•00 c 2+·8 2 Bill Crucilla stony Brook ij:03 3. Jon Gaska, Stony Brook 2. Bev IaVeck 59:30 20 Km, Seattle, May 8--1. Ian Pierce l1J7,37 2 . Jay Blll I.a.kis, K~ Po.int 50 :00 5, Paul D'Elisa, Stony Brook 55142 ~ :<1·\ . Haavik lr48:J6 5 Km. Seattle. Ma~ Tony Englehardt 24 45 2, Gerry 6. Robert Gottlieb, Queens .56:49 Women'sgg Km, same place--1. Carol Brown Z-1. 1 Pollet 2.51261 3, Andy Whittick 29 ll 4. Eric Plebuclt 29:20 5. ltalph Ad!!lphla 53 150 2. Maria Sacco, Skidmore 100 Open 10 Km. same place-1 , Plebuck 29 20 · 30 Km, Yakima:,· Wash., April 24-1, Bev IaVeck 3;081.51 Tam &!.wards 45139 2. Nicholas Bdera 48,23 Women's Open 10 Km. same place- 20 Km. Bergen, Norwr, May 7--1. Erling Andersen, Nor , 1:23150 z.. Maurizio Damilano, 1:taly 1 12 :20 3. Alessandro Pezzatini Itai- 1,20:: lu-.. 4 Gi ' J.J :..1 :-ry , or gio PAGE8 MAY 1983 MAY19BJ Da.milano, Italy li261lO 5, Jan Klos, Poland l1Jl1l6 6. Ray Sharp l1Jl14o FROMTHE SFORTSMEDICINE DESK OF DR. HOWARDl'ALAMARC HUK (21111, 4J1ll, l1061Jl) 7, Paul Black, GB l1J2151 8. Roy Shef*rd, GB Chairman of Ra.ce Walking'e Sports Medic ine Subc01111111tt se 1 1 1 33125 9, Dennis Jackscn, GB 1133 53 10 , Amos Seddon, GB 1 1JJ:5J I' d like to co111111enton the use of cold ther apy {cryot herapy) also knc:N:1 10 Km road same lace (probably next day, but date not given)-1. Nikolai as ice. Jl'.any of the injuries encountered by race walkers fall into t he Udovenko, USSR391 2, Maurizio Da.miJ.ano40:22 J, Alessandro 1'ezza.tini overuse category ae opposed to ·sudden traumatic injuries , i.e. ,single 40:53 4, Ray Sharp 42:22 5, Jan Rolstad , Nor. 4J1J2, •• Susan Liers repitive motions of the body in th6 act of race walking may lead to accwt Westerfield 49:41 Junior 10 Km~ same place--1. Rob Campbell, US 46:05 (Traclt, ulated lllicrotraUllB and finally symptoma. Example I The "i t1s"' s- t endonltie , Second best ever by U.S. Junior 2 . Pierre Elcvall, Swed. 47141 3, Jim bursitis, myositis, periostitie, shin splints, etc. 'lbese cyclic etre sees Mann, 1 U.S. 47 52 Jr. 10 Km (road), same place--2. Rob Campbell 46116 J. can accW11Ulateto the point that bones may fracture-stress fract uret James Mann 47:47 Swedish National 20 Km, Gimo--1. Ray Sharp 1:27:18 (20145, Causes lll!l)' be overtraining, poor style habits , mechanical problems, worn 42:05, 1:04158) ~-Km Basildon, Eng, April 9--1. Barry Graham 4112144 , 1 shoes, etc. 2, Chris Maddocks ,15:.sZi J. Roger Mills 4119126 4, AmosSeddon 4,25104 .SOKm, York, Eng., April 16--1. Dennis Jackson 4 113100 2, Alan King 4113125 Inflammation 1s the body's response to injury, It is necessary . But Un 3, Gordon Vale 4:20:24 4. R, Gardener 4,31114 • • ,Lillian !Ullen 5:0la.52- prolonged effects of inflammation ultimately slow the healing process, such betters her own World Best of ,:09 141! Women's 5 Km1 Hornctruroh Eng. , as the swelling and :rain, April 1 (track)--1. Lillian Millen 24:26.4 2. Jill Baxret L 2§,23.61 At the first sign of' inf'lamia.tion, raach for ice or cold pac lls . Never, Japane se 20 Km (results last month without. the names of the Japanese never heat? It is like adding gasoline to a fire , It can onl y ll!Lke the co111_petitors, eince I could not translate those symbols)-1. l'oshihlro situation worse. Sonohora 1126:56 (21•50, 43117, 1104,48) 2, 03n O'Connor, US 1:27137 (21:45, 43 ,17, 1:05121) 3. Tadahiro Kosaka 1:28127 (21150, 4Jt32, l1o610l) Ice packs should be applied as soon as possible for 20 minute in terva.la, 4. Nobuo Tsuchida 1129:23 5. Yoshihiro Ohie 1:29148 6. Yoshyuo Kurata two or three ti11es a day. Repeat over the course of several days usually aa 1131:39 Jai:enese 50 Km--1, Kazunori Takahashi 4:20,29 (49121, l1J6,58, soon a.s you are finished with your workout. The cold will great ly red uce your 2126142, 3120155) 2, tca.zuo Shirai 4123118 (48:21, 1137146, 2129:43, 3 27116) inflammation and allow you to return to activity the next day. The idea i e 1 1 3. Nobushige Yamati 4 29122 Women"s10 K.m-1. Manald Kojima 52144 2. Asaa1 not to allow the inflawnation to get ahead of you . 5)'12 Watanabe Suzuki 3. fllayuml 53120 4, .Noriko Ooiwa 53141 ••• 6. Iori I aa an advocate of preventive icing. I£ you have tr ouble spots~ lik.e Gambl:'91,US 57148 Master's 10-1. 1Ut6ugu Shimuu 46133 2, Teruhiko Asa.no 46 1)5 3, Shin Rakantichi 471Jl. knees, ankles, or aohilles, ice aftier your long workout or s_peed.11ork t o • • * • * • * • • * • reduce inflammation, At a local pro tennis competition, John McEnroe was A1I Omi IETI'ER seen at a press ccnference with a tattered ace bandage holding an ice pa.ck to his elbow. Pitchers frequentl,y place their elbows in buckets of lee after Dear Fellow Bacewalkers, ]lra.ctice or games. It's great to see everyone out promoting our sport with races and clin ics. The bigger the base of _people interested 1n racewalking, the more Cold does not necessarily mean 32 r (0 C), Studies have shown that the ideal cold therapy benefit exists at F (15 C) for 15 to 20 •inu te s . likely it will gain acceptance and the better the chance for the talented 59 :racewalkersto be discovered . Standing in a. tub or bucket of cold tap water will greatly reduce inf lama- tion in the feet, Thie ls a favorite of mine. . It has been DO' experience that many people want to know about race * * • • * * • • • • walking, but don't know how to find us, Most Americans never heard of the OJMMENTARYFROM SFORTSFOTO P!JJTOGRAPHER, JOHN ALIEN TAC, and when we go out on our workouts, we don't wear our phone numbers on our ~-shirts. But wouldn't it be great i£ we could have a way for interested Enclosed please find two 5x7 SFORTFO'.roS(see page 2), They are quite persons to find out about racewalk programs and clinics other than by chance, symbolic of the event that they represent, the Nati onal TAC 15 Kmwal k. And wouldn't it be great if' you could know waht racewalk event was happening Symbolic one way, •cause as you can easi ly observe, Liers-liesterfiel d ie 1n any city you visited? What are your thoughtsabout listing a number in ind-contact (Chisholm's comment about "stability of the fe111a.leped! ") Also the yellow pa.gee under walking/racewalking in major cities that one could symbolic because the order you see the men in, Colin, Evoniuk, Jobin is their call for a recorded mesa~ with all the racewalk events in that locale? order of ability to be perceivable . DQ-ing Evoniuk was indeed only a t oken. Do JOU think this type of service ie needed and could help build up the My Nikon IID-4, at 4 fps, would have DQ'd eight of the top "Kalkers". attendance at raoewalk events? What would be a good way of get ting it going? It cost me just under $40,00. Worth it~ My conclusion is, Ttie l ighter sincerely, weight person Mill show FEWEReymptoms (yes, with my visual/camera etudy , ! Paula Kash, RWRep, to TACGeneral have deter111ined what all to look for, since I'll agree with many, th at i t is Pr~a.ms coaunittee many times difficult to determine by just looking at the feet . ) There i s a 1124½ COrning St. definite - correlation vi.th the arms and, especially, the shoulders. EVIDENCE Ios Angeles, CA 90035 SUPPLIEDUFON REQUES'I ! (213) 659-'1172 P.S , 1 A.a a trial run, I've listed the Kay ra.cewalk events 1n South81'U WEwho CAREand are OONCERNEDabout the FUTUREexistence of RII' should Calif'omi& on -..y answering Jilone aessage, become involved if' our sport ls to be preserved, {REMEMBERWHAT ll'AS 'ID HA.PlENAFTER '76?) YES, I do fee l good abou~ -..y contribution. I CARE! Please know that I lXl ROTaean this as & put-d.own for the race direct or or .11~a. THIS IS BALm ·: 1T IS 4J8 DAYSUNTIL L.A. 1 84. It would be nice PACE 10 MAY 1983 MAY 1983 PACI 11 if we all JOINED 'OOGETHEJIin a concerted effo rt to be I.OOICIN'COOD. ~t D--E,J. Rivet, 471 s. Kalispell Way #102 , Aurora, CO 8001? the whole world know that ~e (U.S.) will stage a race WALK. E-Howie Jacobsen, 44.5 E. 86th St ., New York, NY 10028 P.S. Men'a SIORTFO'OOSaslected are in keeping with your policy (c. 1980) F-Elliott Derunan, 28 N. wcust, West wng Branch, NJ THIS YEARBOOKF~ 1982 &'.3PAGES - f,£N &hO£N l L Vicki Jones, -y,, and John Kelly, .52, at the 1.5 ka mark of the Southern 1'1.cific 20 JCa 1n Long Beach on March 19. JCelly won the Maate~idaion 1n 1,,56 118, while Jones ~ailed to flniah thia one. (sroRTSFO'l'dlPBr Jolln Allen) .