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MIDWEST 2:17:59 . INDOOR For Mieike in L.A. , February 19. Over DRAWS 160 600 runners set out this crisp, cool morning in the first race ever to be run From RICH CERONIE over the exact 1984 Olympic marathon The second edition of the TAG course. Midwest Regional Masters Indoor T&F An unseasonable Santa Ana wind Championships at the University of (east-to-west) blew in the runners'faces Cincinnati on February 26 brought over the final 13 uphill miles, destroy together 160 athletes from nine states ing the possibility of a new world and . In all, 101 masters marathon record, which might have fieldhouse records were set by all age occurred had yesterday's 20mph tail groups. wind held. In the M30 60y dash, two-tenths of a Nevertheless, Tanzania's Gidamis second separated first from last with Shahanga, 26, reaffirmed his role as a the top three sprinters all recording the favorite in the Olympic Marathon with same time; Morris Blueford was picked an impressive 21-second, 2:10:19 vic the winner in 6.4. Other fast 60y times tory over Kenya's Joseph Nzau. on the dyna-turf surface were run by Canada's Scott Tyler, M40, (6.8), and Guenter MIeIke, 40, W. Germany, andJacqueline Hansen at theLos Ange/es International Marathon. West Germany's Gunter Mieike, 40, Paul Dorsey, M45, (6.9). Feb. 19. Mieike was 10thoverall in2:17:59, winning his age group by 27 minutes. Hansen was 1st captured the first place masters prize of The 300y dash proved to be all M35 35-39 woman in 3:04:34. $500 with a superb 2:17:59, the fastest Stan Druckrey's as the Wisconsan Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin age-40-or-over marathon in the world blazed to a 32.7 to beat the challenge of this year, and the sixth fastest veteran Gordon Reiter's 34.8. In the much maratVKjn performance of all time. awaited MSG 300y duel between Stewart, Dairympie SPECIAL Canada's Jacqueline Gareau, iO^i Missouri's Dr. Lee Blount and Do A Repeat outkicked New Zealand's Ann Audain Philadelphia's , Blount aft„r a 26-mile duel to prevail by ten edged ahead to win in 36.8 over INTERNATIONAL seconds in the women's division in Culbreath's 37.5. Blount came back to At Gasparilla SECTION 2:32:57. win the 600y in 1:24.4. A special added feature of this from JOE BURGASSER In the lOOOy run, Louisiana's Margaret Betz, 47, of Conklin, N.Y. issue is a 12-page, international sec Charles Wimberly ran to an M50 meet TAMPA, February 11. Billed as one annexed the women's age-35-and-over tion, covering masters athletics record 2:46.3, and 's Bob of the top five road races in the United crown — worth $500 — with a solid throughout the world. We will Coughlin, M60, was a victor in 3:41.8. States, the Gasparilla 15K Distance 3:00:49. The fastest mile time was registered by publish a special worldwide edition Classic today produced a field of male Sponsors forked over about quarterly. We hope you enjoy this Continued on Page 11 Cincinnati's Scott Miller, M30, with a masters competitors that easily lived up 4:33.5. 's A1 Ravenscroft, first edition, which begins on page to that title. Despite a February morn M50, turned in a good 5:03.1 to win his 29.• ing that could only be found in Florida (70° and 80% humidity), ten masters Lucero, Melfi Win Continued on Page 15 finished the out-and-back course in New 5-lVDIer under 51 minutes. A mild breeze com The Masters Fairground Run-A- ing off Tampa Bay helped to keep the Round 5-Miler, the only road race ex sunny shoreline course at a reasonable clusively for masters in New Mexico, temperature. drew eighty-five runners in Albuquer Michigan's Bill Stewart, 41, didn't que, February 12. Andy Lucero, 41, approach his national Masters record finished first in 30:44, while David (45:57 set here last year), but he still Lard, 46, nipped Dale Goering, 52, by won the men's 40-F race in 47:29, with three seconds in 31:20 for second Kirk Randall, 42, of Massachusetts se place. cond in 48:32, duplicating their finish The 50-54 division produced both in the previous week's TAG National the first and second places overall in Masters 5K Championships in Clear- the women's race when Christa Melfi, water, Florida. George Keim, 41, 52, ran 37:55, and Kenny Goering, 50, outlasted Jack Bachler, 40, for third ran 40:13. Beverly Hueter, 47, was * •' place. third in 40:22. In the M45 division, , 45, The coveted award of "Most Im rated the world's best marathoner over proved" runner went to Sharon Craft, 41, who took 5 minutes and 9 seconds A decade ago, traveled from Man off of her last year's time with a 46:41 chester, , to beat Joe third place in the 40-44 group. Burgasser, 45, who traveled twenty -rr- Participants in the Masters Fairground Run ARound, Albuquerque, NM, Feb. 12. From left Skip miles from St. Petersburg. Baptist The 5-Miler, which consists of a Dougherty, Master Runners Unlimited president; Christa Melfi, 52,1st woman, 37:55; Sharon Craft, minister Norman Green, 51, of Penn double 2'/? mile loop through the state's scenic fairgrounds, was directed 41, most improved award winner, 46:41; Andy Lucero, 41, 1st man, 30:44; and Tom Bell 43 race sylvania, preyed on the 50-F group, director, 37:06. by Tom Bell in association with and most of the 40-Fers also, with a ••• f^hoto by Peggy Rocha Masters Runners Unlimited of • Continued on Page 12- • - Albuquerque. - page 2 National Masters News Apr^, 1984

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DEPARTMENTS Letters to Editor 2 Write On! Gun Lap 6 Open Mouth 8 Speaker's Corner 10 Marco Polo, M.D 12 Address letters to: National Masters News, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. Olympic Watch 14 Profile 16 NRDC 16 NATIONAL lOK X-C filth and poverty, and risking our lives In 1981, questionnaires were mailed Masters Scene 18 The February NMN contained a on the subways, that we won't miss and a long di.scussion about hurdle Schedule 19 complaint from Dan McCaskill anything so insignificant as real heights and implement weights was Classifieds 21 human contact. The pits, pal, the pits. held at the meeting in Los Gatos. We Results 22 relating to the organization of the TAC Long Distance Results 26 National Masters lOK X-C in Van Cor- Herb Parsons rejected being dictated to by WAVA, tlandt Park, November 13.1 was there Seattle, Washington and kept the hurdles at the lower FEATURES and it is not quite as bad as he in heights. Now without much, if any, Houston-Tenneco Marathoti 3 dicates. I'd like to thank Dan McCaskill (a regard to that decision, the committee NY Masters Indoor 3 The locker rooms at the stadium, veteran of "500-plus races") whose let has decided to raise the hurdles three Virginia Indoor 3 two blocks south of the starting area, ter in your February issue made me inches. This is unwi.se. First, there are West Penn Indoor 4 were open and I used the toilets there. realize how terribly deprived I've been not many participants in the hurdles Orange Bowl Marathon 4 Granted, there was no water, but then, now. At the higher heights, there will Orange Bowl lOK 4 when running and watching X-C races I always carry a thermos of water, one be considerably less participation. Se Indoor 4 at Van Cortlandt Park over the last 22 Triathloning 13 of coffee, and a few doughnuts in the years. I had not understood how dif cond, and more important, the chance Track & Field Report 15 car for whatever I may desire before or ficult it is to walk 50 yards from the of injury is much greater. The higher 1983 Marathon Rankings 17 after the race. The weather was cold finish line to any of the two dozen cof the hurdles, the more susceptible you and breezy - there was ice on the pud fee shops, luncheonettes, pizza ^Continued to Page 9 ENTRY FORMS dles - so water was not a serious pro palaces, hamburger stands, delis, gas Nike Masters Races 5 blem. Most importantly, there were stations and bars which line upper TAC National Marathon 7 course monitors at the trail junctions Broadway opposite the park. Do those National Masters Louisiana T&F Champs 9 to direct the runners so they wouldn't in Solano Beach, California feel it Officers Twin Cities Marathon 10 get lost. The week before, I got lost in necessary to drive on a freeway to Indiana Senior Classic II Holmdel Park and ran about seven reach so cosmopolitan and varied an North Coast Relays 12 The Athletics Congress (TAC) miles. The start was late, because there oasis of toilets and drink? Or has my Pacific T&F Meet 13 were two races on the course before TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN; Las Vegas Easter Run 14 mind been numbed from to many post- ours, and another after us. Tabulating Jerry Oonlcy Striders Relays 15 race celebrations at the Terminal Bar & 1715 Alamo Ave. "' results was slow and tedious because of Grill? ' Springs CO 80907 ^ the weather which forced everything 1 don't know what may have caused 303/635-1234 into the front seat of a station wagon. the award ceremony mixup Dan com LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS Delays seemed to be caused by team plains of. I wasn't at the race. But 1 BobBoal, 121 W. Sycamore Ave., 68th Issue scoring. This was only my second X-C reckon that if race organizers didn't Wake Forest, NC 27587 April, 1984 so maybe this is not unusual. I'm used have to deal with so many "age TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: Editor: AI Sheahen to waiting around anyway since us categories," all post-race ceremonies PeteMundle, 4017 Via Marina #C-301 60-F guys are always scored last. Venice, CA 90291, (213) 823-8804 Associate Editors: Jerry Wojcik would go more smoothly. Hugh Sweeney Beatrice Palmer Bob Hull LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: Jersey City, New Jersey Basking Ridge, New Jersey National Running Data Center, Production P.O. Box 42888, Tucson, AZ 85733, American Publishing Co. (602)326-6416 John Dokulil 1 agree one should be reluctant to HURDLESNAFU RANKINGS AND INDOOR RECORDS The National Masters News (ISSN- knock meet and race directors, but, Even though WAVA and TAC both Haig Bohigian, 225 Hunter Ave., North 0744216) is published monthly by GAIN sometimes, something can be worse have officially set specific hurdle Tarrytown, NY 10591, (914) 631-1547 Publications for $15 per year from 6200 than nothing. 1 won't say the 1983 Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys CA 91401. Phone heights for each age group, two major TAC National lOK Cross-Country INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: 818/785-18St5. Second class postage paid at meets — the Southeastern Meet in Ron Salvio, Squan Rd., Clarksburg, Van Nuys CA 91409. Championships were the worse event Raleigh and the Olympic Legends in NJ 08510,(609) 259-9268 I've ever attended, but, hey gang, they Los Angeles — come out with the old The National Masters News is an official OUTDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: publication of The Athletics Congress were right up there. heights. We voted for uniformity, so Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 1328, Masters Track & Field and Long Distance let's have it. The Brotu' Van Cortlandt Park Los Gatos, CA 95030, (408) 354-7333 Running Committees, and of the World Maybe non-conforming meets Association of Veteran Athletes. The course was real cross-country with hills WORLD ASSOCIATION OF editorial policy is not necessarily that of TAC that left your guts hanging from your should not be allowed to advertise in VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) or WAVA. eyeballs. The competition was hot. NMN. Barry Kline PRESIDENT SUBSCRIPTIONS: A one-year subscription But, the rest, folks, was the pits. 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Quebec, Canada, (819) 826-5418 material is also acceptable. Please include a result. The standards are again printed It was a typical New York produc stamped, self-addressed envelope if return is in this issue.—Ed.) VICE PRESIDENT desired. Send editorial, advertising, and other tion:, everyone's so damn busy makin' ( and Walking) correspondence to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, it in that city, they haven't got .time for Jacques Serruys, "Fit Veteran" Van Nuys CA 91404. 818/785-1895. no one. And that's from me: a native 1 was disappointed to read in the P.O. Box 7, 8(X)0 Brugge 1-Belgium New Yorker — Manhattan, already. January NMN that the TAC Masters POSTMASTKR: Send address changes to: VICE PRESIDENT (Track & Field) National. Masters News, P.O. Box 5185, Yeah, 1 know we're supposed to be T&F Committee had adopted the Hans Axmann. Eichcndorllsir. 2c Pasadena CA 91107. absolutely thrilled to be in the Big Ap- WAVA hurdle and implement stan- D-880(i .Ansbach. 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Hobbs Best Ten Records Fall in In Houston Virginia Indoor John Hobbs, 42, captured the By JOE MARTIN masters title in the annual Houston- Ten meet records fell, and another Tenneco Marathon January 15 with a was tied in the eighth annual Virginia dramatic 26-second victory over Tom Association TAC State Masters Indoor Mayfield, 45. Hobbs time was 2:37:48. Track and Field Championships held Mayfield took the early age-40-and- in the VMI Field House, Lexington, over lead in the race, generally regard Virginia, March 3rd. Three of these ed as one of the top 25 road races in were achieved by Glenna Fink, 44, who America. Hobbs took over at the nine- won the W40-49 4(X)m dash in 75.2, the mile point, as Mayfield slowed to tend 800m run in 2:45.7, and the 1500m in to leg cramps. 5:22.2. At 23 miles, however, Mayfield The Weckstein family garnered three regained the Masters lead and opened records between them when father up 10 yards. Hobbs slithered closer Norb, 60, long jumped 3.94m and put when Mayfield took a wide turn at 24, the shot 11.69m in winning these events then went to the front for good at the in the M60 division, while son Dan, 30, 25-mile point and drew out for the win. high Jumped 1.78m. The other father- Hobbs' triumph earned him a trip to son combination in the meet consisted Grandma's Marathon in Duluth in of Dillon and Keith Witherspoon: June. father Dillon, 53, took second in the Don Gammie, 53, (2:43:59), beat out M50 long jump and third in the shot, Robert Fletcher, 51, (2:45:41) for the while son Keith, 30, set a record in the M50 title, while John Brooks, 56, submasters triple jump with 14.21m (3:12:05), bested Reivers Paul, 57, by and tied the 55m dash record in 6.5. 43 seconds in the M55 group. Charles Keith also won the long jump, the 55m Ogilvie, 66, was the best M60-I- in hurdles and the 400m dash, and finish 3:14:58. ed 3rd in the high jump. He was voted Sharon Cooper, 44, won the W40-(- outstanding performer in the meet. in 3:13:04, and Betty Conover, 35, Other outstanding performances, made the Olympic Trials, beating the were Ronald Cook's 13' pole vault in 2:51:16 qualifying time with a 2:50:18. the submasters. Ken Lampert's 4:05.0 The race produced, if not the closest 1500m, also in the submasters, and marathon finish ever, at least the most John Hosner's 4:51.9 1500m. Hosner, controversial, when the leaning 59, also won the 5000m in 18:07.9. Continued on Page 11 Continued on Page 11 ShirleyDielderich, W55: Jo Kolda. W60: and Joe Packard. M80; doing intervals on the U. of Califor nia track at Berkeley. Photo by Gretchecf Sfiyder. Double Winners Highlight NY Masters Meet The New York Masters Fifth Annual and the weight throw (36'6'/2") with Indoor Track and Field Meet at For- the evening's best marks. But, sub- dham University, Bronx,NY,February master Neil Steinberg, 30, posted best- 19, produced several double winners in time wins in the 55m (6.7) and 200m the M40+ divisions, some with marks (24.0). that were better than those in the Other double winners with good younger age groups. times were Rudy Valentine, 60, in the Ed Small, 45, took the 200m (25.0) 55m (7.7) and the 2(X)m (27.7), and and the 500m with the best time of the Mila Kania, 52, in the women's 1500m night (1:14.9). Warren Bratter, 41, (5:36.2) and the 30(X)m in 11:43.1, won the 1500m (4:33.5) and 300m which would have placed her second in (9:53.7), both meet top times. Carl the M30, M45, and M50 races. Klehm, 45, doubled in the shot (39'8") Continued on Page 15

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Throwers Break Records in Cleveland by MARY M. CHADBOURNE Over 200 athletes braved snow and frigid temperatures to travel to the Lake Erie Open Masters Indoor Track and Field Championships, January 8, hosted by the Over The Hill Track Club and sponsored by the Seven-Up Company. In the meet, two American age- group records were broken. Thirty- three-year-old A1 Schoterriian of the Chicago TC shattered the 30-34 mark in the 35# weight throw with a mark of 70'6'/2". Schoterman is the IIth- ranked U.S. Olympic contender in the hammer with current mark of 221*10". Fifty-seven-year-old Bernice Holland of the Cleveland Masters put the 8# shot 29*3'/2" to break her own W55 record. Both are former Olympic con tenders. Other outstanding performances in clude a high jump .of 4*8" by 66-year- old Ham Morningstar, Ann Arbor TC; 82-year-old Arling Pitcher's (Hoosier TC) pole vault of 5*6" and 45y hurdles mark of 8.5; 82-year-old Everett Hosack's mark of 21*1114" in the shot. Sallie. Stiegelmeier, 51, (OTH TC) turned in a 35.1 in the 220, a 1:21.9 in the 440, and a 7:12 in the

mile; Mike Persak, 42, Grand Rapids, L to r: Warren Jackson, M50, 4'8" HJ: Bernice Holland, W55, 29'3'/j" SP; Josh Culbreath. MSG. 6 7 45yH All winners in the Lake Erie Indoor Meet. TC, had times of 2:13.2, 4:45.7, and Cleveland, Januarys. 10:31 in the 880, mile, and 2 mile. Photo by People's Photography Another performance. of note was that of 1956 Olympic bronze medalist 16 Maiks ¥a\\ In Josh Culbreath, Philadelphia Masters, ORANGE BOWL ACTION in both the 45y hurdles (6.7) and the • West Penn Meet 440 (63.7). Rouiller Wins Randall Beats Hill The Over The Hill TC dominated the Masters entrants at the Western Pen team scoring, winning all the masters Misters Marathon In lOK nsylvania Indoor Track and Field men and women age groups. • Championships compiled 16 meet Roger Rouiller, 45, , took Kirk Randall, 42, Wellesley, Mass., records at Slippery Rock University, advantage of temperatures in the low defeated the touring Ron Hill, 45, February 5. 50*s with low humidity to win the age- Cheshire, England, for the M40+ title 40-or-over title over younger masters in in the Orange Bowl lOK, Miami, Among the record setters were Barry the Orange Bowl Marathon in Miami, February 4, in the time of 32:15. Hill's Kline, who took the M40-49 50y January 7. Rouiller's time of 2:34:56 tithe of 33:07 bettered that of another hurdles in 7.2; Grover Coates, who was about thirty seconds faster than visitor, Norman Green, 51, Wayne, captured the M40 300y in 37.0; Mike that of second-place William Springer, Penn., who finished at 33:31. CoUopy, who took the M30 600y in 44, Ft. Lauderdale; Fla. Michael Mc Floridians Anthony Ceriale, 56, 1:17.9; and Bill Reilly with two records Carthy, 40, Miami, was the third Pompano Beach, and Dan Biele, 64, in the M40 lOOOy (2:31.6) and mile master in 2:42:35. Ft. Lauderdale, took the remaining (4:32.6). Fifty-one-year-old Miami resident, division races. Biele was also the Kline upped the meet M40 high jump Henry Kupczyk, who is also a track M60+ winner in the Orange Bowl mark to 5*8", while Sam Prentice and field pentathlete, won the M50 Marathon, Jan. 7. vaulted to an M30 13*6" record. race in an impressive 2:44:50. Walter Patti Sudduth, 44, Crawfordville, Beier, 55, Ouluth, Minn., and Dan Fla., was the first forty-and-over Everett Hosack was a one-man 60 -f- Biele, 64, Ft. Lauderdale, won the woman, defeating younger entrants in team for Cleveland's Over-the-Hill other men's divisions. her division by over three minutes. Jen- TC, scoring 20 points in the 50y, high Bonnie Foster, 43, Miami Springs, ni Seid, 48, Homestead, Fla., was the jump, shot and 25# weight. Fla., was the first W40+ in 3:26:21. second W40+ in 43:46. Sylvia Weiner, Arlene Boyle, 48, Miami; Sylvia The West Penn teams won the M30, 52, Canada, showed that she had • 3 Weiner, 52, Canada; and Joanne recovered from her Orange Bowl M40, M60-t- and women's masters Wilson, 61, Ft. Lauderdale, captured Marathon W50 victory with another titles, with Over-The Hill winning the 1 division victories. There were no W55 one here, in 49:25. M50 division. • finishers. AJene Park, 58, Huntsville, Ala., The race had a continental flavor and Lucille Pincus, 62, Miami, were with seven foreign marathoners among the other age-group winners. Ruth CORRECTIONS the top ten men, and five foreigners in Rothfarb, 82, Miami Beach, was third In the March 1984 issue, Jim Browns- the top ten women. Tommy Pefssori, in W60+ in 71:56. Christa Romppanen at Lasse Viren 20K, field was omitted from the results of 29,_Sweden, was the winner in 2:13:26, John Gregorek, 23, McLean, Husband/race director Eino In background. the Paramount lOK, Jan. 28. He ran and Joelle De Brouwer, 33, , Virginia, a steeplechase Olympic Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin 34:52 in the M50 division. was the first female in 2:44:40. • Continued on Page 11 pages April, 1984 National Masters News

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Date Location Race Distance May 13,1984 Syracuse, NY Dynamis 15k May 20,1984 Michigan Qty, IN RRCA Championship 15k May28,1984 Himtsville, AL CottonRow Run 10k June 24,1984 Portland, OR Cascade Run Off 15k Sept. 30,1984 Minneapolis, MN Twin Qties Marathon Marathon Oct. 13,1984 eihso,TX Rim AgainstCrime 15k

--1 In addition, some travel credits will be awarded by lottery. Therefore, any runner maybe a winner. NDCE is looking for six additionalraces to add to the 1984 Series. Theymust be: 1. NRDC-certified courses, 2.1000-5000 participants, 3. In cities otherthan those already on the Series schedule. For more information on the 1984 Series, or to submit a race for consideration, pleasecontact: Valdemar Schultz, Masters Athletics, NIKE, Inc., 3900 S. W. Murray Blvd., Beaverton, Oregon97005, Ti- page 6 National Masters News April, 1984

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It took nearly 60 years for , 83, said by phone recently from "Ray" Fitch to receive any real his mountain cabin about 75 miles nor recognition for the silver medal he thwest of Denver. "1 knew he was a > won at the 1924 in good sprinter, but I didn't know until . The irony is if he had won the afterward that he was a quartermiler gold medal he probably would not be also. Coard Taylor (the other getting the current acclaim. American in the race) had been the Fitch was defeated in the 400-meter favorite until the semifinal when I ran run by of . Lid- 47.8 and broke the world record. That dell, in case you don't know, is one of surprised me as much as anyone, the two main characters portrayed in especially since 1 eased up the last 30 the 1982 Academy Award winning yards to save myself for the finals. movie, "Chariots of Fire." The story People began to look at me as the centers on Liddell's rivalry with favorite and I thought I had a pretty good chance to win it. Our coach told us not to worry about Liddell because Liddell ran with his head he was a sprinter and he'd pass out 50 back and his nose pointing yards from the finish." Fitch's IVi hour old world record Horatio Fitch, taken five minutes after the 400m at Pans Olympics in 1924 by the French official to the sky just as they had it was erased as Liddell recorded 47.6. photographer. Fitch followed in 48.4, while Guy in the movie. Butler, another British runner, cap firm building Chicago's new Union jogging around a\\ the time," he s,a\

I, only athlete you've ever heard of nam fine with him. When it came time for ed Horatio." the heats, he told his athletes to save After graduating with a degree in themselves for the next day. I think Horatio M. Fitch at his home. Fitch's cabin near Allenspark, Colorado. engineernfg. Fitch went to work for a some of them saved too much as there AprU, 1984 National Masters News page?

were only two of us that got to the MARATHON| finals in the 400." DATE: Sunday, May 6,1984 • Fitch had to run in two heats the day before the finals and then in his world- TIME: 7:00 a.m.

record breaking semifinal the morning REGISTRATION FEE: $10.00 by April 25 of the big raqe. "I was a little lucky, X though," he said. "I was assigned to LATE REGISTRATION FEE: $25.00 Early registration must be postmarked by April the 13th and final heat in the first 25. NO REFUNDS - Entries will not be accepted round and there were only two of us, on the day of the race. so all we had to do was jog around the 3" SEMINARS track to qualify for the next heat." THE ATHLETICS Looking back on the race against NATIONAL 1:00 p.m. —2:00 p.m MASTERS Liddell, Fitch thinks he may have been CHAMPIONSHIPS •"OVER 50 CLUB MEETING" with Chairman of the psyched out by the stakes and tapes Board, Harry Crockett. Marry will preside over a » dividing the lane. "I had never seen group of 108 past and present members of the Lincoln Marathon's Over 50 Club. All are invited those things before and I was worried The Lincoln Marathon has been chosen as the 1984 to attend this spirited meeting with a special DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT. Runners beat National Masters Championship by the Masters welcome to tho.se anticipating loining "the club" about running into one of them," he LDR Committee of The Athletic Congress. ing the listed limes for their division and category this year by running the 1984 Lincoln Marathon. remarked. "I think I was more con Championships for men and women will be con will earn a running accessories bag impnnted cerned about those than I was about tested in 5 year age divisions with team competi with the Lincoln Marathon logo. These arc tion in 10 year age divisions. We believe that this 2:00 p.m. —3:00 p.m. awarded as special recognition of individual effort Liddell and I may have run a bit too will make the 1984 Lincoln Marathon a special and personal victory. "RECORDS, RECORD KEEPING, COURSES & race for. masters competitors (40+). cautiously. When we came to the RELATED ISSUES" with Ken and Jennifer Men under 40 2:50 Young. Ken is the founder of the National stretch, I expected to see Liddell slow AGE DIVISIONS: For men and women - 40-44, Men 40-49 3:10 Running Data Center and Ken and jennifcr are 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74. 75-79, Men 50+ 3:20 ing down as it didn't seem possible for currently directors of the NRDC. Today the etc. Women under 40 3:20 him to hold that pace. He ran with his National Running Data Center is the definitive Women 40+ 3:30 source of information on records, record keeping, head back and his nose pointing to the TEAM COMPETITION: Masters teams consist of course measurement and related issues. sky just like they had it in the movie. I three to five runners with the top three scoring. LODGING INFORMATION I Masters teams must represent a TAC club. Team 3:00 p.m. —4:00 p.m. gained a few yards on him near the divisions will be 40-49,50-59,60-69,etc. Team This cluiri gives r.jtc in1i)fjn,n"m qmiJcil Lh M.n S & ftth, finish, but it wasn't enough." entry forms must be requested and returned by PIf.isc cdnfirm these lies when mjkifiK rcsetvultatis Plc.»e April 25, 1984. All team members must be indi "MASTERS RUNNING" with Ruth Anderson. Ruth iiicnfify yourseU .is a paiikip.ttn in the Ltna)Jn Maralhtw Following the race. Fitch con vidual competitors. The team entry fee is $6.00. is the holder of numerous single age and age group some r.iles arc special Im the Marathon. Rales do not tnclixfe national records ranging from 800 meters to 100 gratulated Liddell, but Liddell seemed miles. Among her most incredible performances AWARDS: TAC National Championship Medals will is an age 48 national record for 100 miles on the MOTEL SINGLE DOUBLE very reserved and replied with nothing be awarded to the top 3 men and women finishers track of 16:50:47. She is also a veteran of the more than a simple "thank you." in each age division and to the members of the top • rhnfty Scol Motel 22.90 (D) 26.90 (0) 3 teams in each division. These awards are pre grueling Western States 100. Ruth has run in The awards ceremony did not resem masters competition viriiMlly all over the world 2920 NW 12th 24.90 (0) 28.90 (Q) sented in addition to any awards that may be won (4t)2) 475-3616 ble that of current Olympics. Although in the usual Lincoln Marathon age divisions. representing the United Stales and the American Masters Movement. the national flags of the first three Vrtldii^r Mold (Bcsi Western) 36.50 41.50 TAC MEMBERSHIP: Although TAC membership is 5200 "O" Street finishers were raised following the not required to enter the Lincoln Marathon, it is 4:00 p.m. —5:00 p.m. 1402)464-9UI race, the medals were not handed out required in order to be considered a part of the National Masters Championship. To obtain a TAC "RUNNING FOREVER" with Dr. Alex Ratelle, *CI(»vorlcaf Mold .17:00 19.00 until the closing ceremony. Then the membership card, contact the membership chair M.D. Alex is a 59 year old running marvel from 1300 N, lOih . (402)-435-2191 captain of the team collected the man of your local TAC Association. In Nebraska, Edina, Minn. He holds the 10 best and 15 of the the address is Mldwcslem/TAC, 804/^ East 7lh, lop 20 marathon times recorded In the United medals and distributed them outside •Motel 6 15.95 1995 McCook, NL 69001. PIc.isc include a stamped States through 1982 in age group 55-59. He also holds marathon age group records for ages 53 3001 NW 12th the stadium. "There was no engraving self-addressed envelope. (402) 475-9502 through 58 and docked a 2:35:51 in 1982. Alex's on the medals, so we just grabbed personal best is an ama/Ing 2:30:41 set at age 56 You may purchase a TAC membership when you Harvester Mold 26.00 29.00 whatever color we had coming to us," pick up your race packet. just 3 years ago. lunciion Hwy 2 A 77 (402) 423-3131 Fitch recalled. AID STATIONS: Runners will find aid stations about Fitch continued to compete over the every three miles during the race. Water and ERG SANCTIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS: The Lincoln Marathon is sanctioned by The Athletic Congress •Airpurt Inn (Best Western) 26.50 30JO will both be available. There will also be medical 1-80S Airport Exchange next four years as he had hoped to (TAC) and the Road Runners Club of America assistance at each aid station and there will be a (402)475-9541 (RRCA). The course is certifted by the National make the team for the '28 Olympics. medical tent at the finish line. Standards Committee of TAC. "But it wasn't like it is now. You The final aid station at the finish line will provide Super 8 Mold 21.88 24.88 water, ERG, Pepsi, and fruit for runners. 2635 West "O" didn't go to Colorado Springs and (402) 476-8887 Portable toilets will also be available on the course. spend all your time training. You had No entry confirmation will be sent unless a written Nebraska Center tfw Ct)niinumg to work back then. I had a job that SPLIT TIMES; Split times will be given at each mile request Is received and a self-addressed, stamped Education 30.00 mark throughout the race. envelope is included. 33r(i & Moldrcgc kept me on the road quite a bit and I (402) 472-3435 didn't have much time to train. After I failed to make the team for the '28 FILE RACE CLASS Mall to: Race Director, P.O. Box 94871, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509 Olympics, I said this is it. I'm too old (Entry fee must accompany entry form) for this, and I haven't run since." TAC No. 1 I I I I I I 1 I 1will have aTAC No. by May 6I I Fitch later joined the staff of the (Required for TACChampionships) University of Illinois as an engineering NAME LAST I II FIRST! IIIII I INITIAL professor and retired from that job in u 1969. What took him to the mountains ADDRESS U ^'^1 I I I I I I I t I I STATE! ZIPI in Colorado? "Well, my wife was from PHONE AGE AS OF 5-6-84 BIRTHDAY j SEXy |S|M|L|X| Colorado and she said I could retire Mo ba Yr T-ShIrt Size anywhere I wanted as long as it's in Number Lincoln I j | Toul Completed Colorado," he replied. His wife died in Q National Guard Runner Indicate State Marathons Completed 1 t I 1972 and Fitch now lives alone in his somewhat isolated cabin. When the Marathon PR I Best Time In Last J_L 12 Months u snow clears, he likes to take short Please make reservations in my name for the following: In consideration of your acceptance of my emry, 1 hereby for myself, hikes, but finds that he no longer has my heirs and execiuors, waive and release any and all rightsand clajres for damages against the Lincoln Track Club, local sponsors, the City of Check Below the strength to climb some of the big Lincoln, Lancaster County, meet officials, volunteers and workers for • Marathon Participation ger peaks near his home. Until recently any injuries suffered by me in connectlbn with the LINCOLN ($10.00 per runner) ($25.00 after Apr. 25,1984) $ MARATHON. I further certify that I am In good enough physical he did a lot of reading, but because of • Runner Course Tour condition to participate In this event. At {east one of these three items failing eye-sight, he now finds that dif ' (Indicate Time O 11:00 !• 1:30. • 3:30) $ (No Charge) must bechecked: DI will have prepared for this race by training at O Non Runner Course Tour: at $2.00 ea $ least 40 miles per week for 6 weeks. D f have successfully completed ficult, so he spends much of his time a previous marathon and am aware of the physical requirements. • •, Spaghetti Dinner; at $3.50 ea $ Enclosed is a Doctor's certificate allowing me to compete in a mara listening to classical music. Make Check Payable to: Lincoln Marathon i thon. *Open to all runners 12 years of age and older on May 6, 1984. Fitch said he would like to take in I haveenclosed my checkfor $ the Olympics in Los Angeles this year. (Senda separateentry form for each runner) Date Signature Signature of parent or guardian Trouble is, he can't get a ticket. • pages National Masters News April, 1984

Monica City Village, wander through ly, for crying out loud. Santa Moqica and Venice at a was there, I'd see him running down delightful downhill pitch before boar the halls to his room in the hotel. On Appreoching ding the Marina Freeway and a trip Seemed a little more aloof than usual. east to the Los Angeles Coliseum adja Miki Gorman was at the finish line; she Every Problem cent to the use campus. looked great so 1 suppose she's not The race would be run on Sunday, so running. When 1 first saw Mayor 1 arrived on Friday afternoon to take Bradley 1 thought he was another Ke OWilh on part in the pre-race doings. Santa nyan coach; should have known better Monica has undergone a few subtle though, he didn't have complimentary PEN MOUTH changes, to say the least. A majority of running .shoes on. avowed Communists on the city coun The race was great! Well run on an by W. MacOONALO MILLER cil, rent controls and a town dubbed by excellent cour.se. The clear skies and the rest of California as the "Peoples clean air by the way didn't hurt a bit. 1 Republic of Santa Monica." Not ex ran the race pretty much as a gesture actly the stuff that makes downtown take it out at 7's, hold them as long as 1 A Homecoiniiig Moline click. 1 don't know if Grand could then see what happens — it You talk about your nostalgia, this was abit heavy, even for an old father could have handled the politics, didn't. At about 10 miles a good look heavyweight. I mean, not just California, the land of my youth; not just LA, let alone all the jogger weirdos who ing college type passed me carrying a the city of my first kiss, or was that in Pedro, damn if I remember just how had run this lush parkway in the mid •football. I didn't pay much attention and when anymore, it actually wasn't that big a deal for me and I don't think it was dle of San Vicente Boulevard to a near because we were near Venice, this was for Bob either. This was Santa Monica, the town where I spent every summer of state of baldness. 1 mean, if you want a beach kid out for a couple of laughs. my life until things like reading and writing and earning a living made hanging to run, go to Santa Monica. With about a half mile to go in the Anyway.on Friday night they have a around the Pier a bit awkward. marathon 1 was totally shocked to see great party for the race officials, in Santa Monica you see, was the home Lemon Heads, your Red Hots, your the same kid still carrying the same vited runners and important people. A of my rich grandparents. Oh, how I Sugar Babies and, of course, the new football and still ahead of me. I've Japanese company has bankrolled the loved my rich grandparents. Not that I sweet sensation, Alexander the Grape. been beaten, embarrassed and marathon with over a million dollars, didn't love my mother's parents, too, 1 think I just realized why I don't have humiliated by about everyone and complete with prize money, ap and their unique and humble life style my teeth. If only the Communists everything having to do with a pearance money and, from all outward in rural Minnesota. They were wonder hadn't controlled fluoridation. marathon, but damn if this wasn't a indications, an excellent marathon. A ful people with stability and reserve. In November of 1983 I received an first. 1 took dead aim on the football, Trial run, so to speak, on the course to As I recall, they had a very low invite from Tom Sturak and his sneaked up behind him and then in the be used in the LA Olympics in August. threshold for nonsense. wonderful Los Angeles Marathon spirit of all the Fun Runs held ft The party was a veritable Who's Who My grandparents in Santa Monica, Committee (LAIM) to attend the first throughout the land, 1 sprinted by him in running. Marathon Miller, in a seer however, were really rich. They lived a annual Los Angeles International with five yards to go. Take that. Foot sucker jumpsuit and white bucks enter block from the ocean and had friends Marathon on February 19, 1984. 1 ball! Sometime after the race, my wife tained until the wee hours. Jim Bush on California Blvd. in Pasadena. What would pay for my airline ticket, my asked about my finish time and, introduced people. What a class guy. memories! There was a drug store a hotel room and meals as well as the $15, unbelievably I didn't even know. Bill Adler and his wife were there; what couple of blocks away on Wilshire entry fee but these were mere inciden About now, I see the kid and his a lovely wife! So was Steve Forest, the Blvd. My grandfather would give me a tals in the overall spirit of the invita footbaW and, Ynowing, \ badbXownbwn star of TV's SWAT TEAM. He made dollar for his paper and the change tion. Race headquarters was at the away by a step or maybe more (1 was .an interesting comment, about who covered a treat for me. This drug store historic Sheraton-Miramar Hotel on fiyingj, 1 asked him if he caught his would pose the greater danger to the had a candy section that wouldn't quit. Ocean Avenue in downtown Santa finish time. "3.15 or 3:16, Pop, nice public during the Olympics, terrorists You had your Baked Beans, your Monica. The race would start at Santa run." He also told me he was a junior or SWAT Members. Forest has an halfback at UCLA, had played against older brother and, as a master runner, Illinois in the Rose Bowl and this was you should remember — Dana An his first marathon. I just knew the kid drews. .m was dying to tell me why he had just Remember Wayne Collett? It seems run 26 miles with a football, so, 1 •like yesterday 1 saw him break 45 didn't ask. 1 already knew it would be seconds in the 400 meters. He's an at some embellishment of an old story, torney now and doesn't run, looks "Here kid," says the coach as he tosses great just the same. The African run him a football, "Eat with it, sleep with i V ners were all walking around with a it, don't ever let go of it again for box of running shoes under each arm. anyone or anything. Then maybe you {; By studying their builds 1 think I final can be a regular on this team." 1 let it ly realize why I'll always be severely go and didn't give the football kid limited as a runner. When standing another thought until I received my next to them, 1 would observe myself computerized finish time and place in to be a full foot taller and they would the mail a few days later. 3 HOURS, 18 still have longer legs than me. 1 felt like MINUTES, 15 SECONDS. 1 im Toulouse Lautrec. Man, do they ever mediately thought about getting my have white teeth, as well as being a very time from the football player. He'd < nice group of young men. Not too run one race, he isn't even out of the young, mind you, but certainly not ' t stadium and he's already lying about r: old. A1 Sheahen spent most of Friday his time. Not that 1 haven't done a little night trying to pronounce their names of that myself on occasion, but this correctly. 1 loved Gidamis Shahanga's was fairly brazen. Do you think foot line after he had been driven over the ball players lie about the score of their marathon course, "Is there any bonus games too? Now, that takes a real for a world record?" Bill Stock was athlete. They're so big and strong, there, disguised with a wig, trying to though, what could a person say? Gee, catch another in the long list of short- Dick, it's hard to remember these days, cutters from San Diego. 1 told Bill if he with all the different sports, but didn't caught the guy red-footed to shoot him the other team win that game? And to Fred Kiddy, running a 50K USage-45-49 record, 3:16:12, Dec. 17in Tallahassee, Florida at the Na on the spot, if he must, but don't let think that, in addition to all this, they tional Light Ultra Distance Classic. Photo by Kent Vann Ken and Jen find out. For God's sake, go around patting one another on the the man probably has a wife and fami buns, too. • AprU,1984 National Masters News page9 i WRITE ON! LOUISIANA Continued from Page 3 should be equal in all phases of the are to muscle pulls. sport. WORLD The best hurdler is going to win, no The World Championships in San matter what the height. It is the Juan is a fine example of excluding average hurdler who will have the most submasters from competition. EXPOSITION ^ trouble. I'll still do it, but it will take a The patch shows you and others that MastersTrack&Field Championships lot of the fun out of it. After all, isn't you are a part of the masters program. that what it's all about? So why are submasters excluded from 26. /9g4- Richard Nordquist some competitions when we compile Talent, Oregon the largest population by far in all masters competitions? .J (Prior to 1981, USA Masters used Armand Gibson the same higher heights as WA VA. As Atlanta, Georgia an experiment, USA heights were towered to see if participation would (The awarding of patches sounds increase. It didn't. Still, in 1983, the like a simple matter, but, in fact, it's USA tried to persuade WAVA to quite complex. Certainly submasters •V // adopt the lower heights. WA VA refus (ages 30-39) should have equal status V ed. So to obtain uniformity with with masters (age 40+) and receive the -if/ •••Vid WA VA, USA Masters voted last same awards, medals andpatches as do December at the TAC Convention to •masters. Submasters comprise d return to the WA VA standards. Some significant portion of any masters USA hurdlers are pleased, some are meet. Submasters haveprovided essen not. Some local meet directors are still tial leadership to the program. using lower heights. That's their There is no problem in local meets, XL? privilege. The Regionals and Nationals where meet directors have traditionally (controlled by the TAC Masters Com provided competiton for anyone age- mittee) will be run at the WAVA 30-or-over, and generally give equal heights. It's a boring issue to a non- awards. But the regional and national NEW ORLEANS, MAY 12-NOY11,1984 hurdler, and one which NMN would masters championships are under the like to put to rest, once andfor all. We official control of the Athletics Con tried the lower heights. They didn't gress. Winners receive official TAC Onto; ^ntunlay Mny l!)84 Tine: 2:00pin work. Now let's start using the WA VA championship awards. And here's the f 1ii'iliility: 'iron to alt men ami women of .10 years of age ami over, who aro reVistcr^ in the Athletics Congress. TAC ,appl ieat ions will bo avnilahle at standards and moveforward. — Ed.) point: there are no official TAC sub- the meet. All narticinants must have proof of ago. master championships. Thesubmasters

group is officially still under the con Arc nivisions: O.A ♦ 50-34; OB - 3S-39 TRIATHLONING lA .10-44: IB - 4S-40 trol ofthe TAC Open T&F Committee, jA - 2b - ss-sy I planned to drop my subscription to whereas the 40-and-overs are controll .V\ - Ml.Ill; 3B - 6S-6y the National Masters News because I ed by the TAC Masters T&F Commit \\ - 70-7.1: 4B - ovr.K simply have no interest in the track and tee. The Open Committee only caters field events you emphasize. However, to the few submasters who can still Awards: Medals or Rihhon't three deep dependiitj» on sponsorship, your Triathlon articles changed my compete successfully in open competi Meet racility: The Muss Bertolino Track in Kcnncr, l.a. mind. If you're going to cover Masters tion. The Masters have always provid The track and runways are composed of synthetic rubber and the Javelin approach is prass. 1/8 inch spikes arc permissable on track. Triathlons, you've got me. ed a place for these unwanted 30-39 Jack Esrey year-olds to compete, but cannot of Housing: Call Ahhotr lours at 800-5,I5-HSS0 (out of sfntr)or S{14.52S-3a91 •h- (in state calls). Winchester, Virginia ficially hold a TAC submasters na tional or regional championship. So I'ntry Fee: $">.00 fjrst went, $3.00 suhscuucnt cvctifs, $12.00 per rel.iv team. MAK1-. nirCKS PAYARl.r, TO:iniUSTANA I.ICHTNI.NC TRACK CMIR (Stay with us. We feel we do a pretty the competition is held, and the sub- fairjob covering not only track &field, masters compete, but it is an Order of fvcnts; Sections may be run sccdcti and age groups combined as needed. Sihcdule is subject to change as needed. livonts will he run with women first, but also long distance running. With "unofficial" championship because, then oldest to youngest age groups. Hvents will begin at 2'nOpm niul remainder of Jim Cullen's regular column on schedule will follow in order as quickly as possible...running ahead of schedule legally, submasters don't exist as a if |>ossiblc. masters triathloning, we hope to fur separate age group: In race walking J: nOjijTi 1Of>m t ri a 1s, Oiscns (.Shot follows). High Jii«|) ther broaden our coverage of masters Javelin, l.ong Jump (Triple follows and long distance running, for exam 2:.Ml 200m trials athletics — Ed.) ple, there are no submasters champion 3:30 400m Relay, Pole Vault

3tl3 ISOOm Rim . ships. (Bob Fine tried to establish such 4:1$ 110m Hurdles championships at the last TAC conven 41.30 400m Dash •t-.w:. loom Dash

SUBMASTERSSLIGHTED tion, but received no support.) There is r»:io 800m Run • The National Masters T&F Cham talk that TAC would like the Masters $: M) 400w Hriidles 3:1S 20Um Oa^ih pionships Meet in Houston last year Committees to provide official sufy- 6:00 .SOOOin Run was of good quality, but I became masters championships. It is a ?: 00 IbOOm Relay disillusioned the way Submasters legitimate matter which will be taken athletes were treated at awards time. up at the TAC Convention in San rviTMi's 111 iii;-nvTir\n-rMT-VTr(AM iwr. nmri^ntu rAni.v.nr

Masters athletes were given patches Diego in December. riiNT and medals acknowledging them as na On an international level, which is vAMi- \nnwrss f.is o'f dav ot' niect) MTWIHPATI; Sl'N cuts tional champions. The submasters governed by the rules of the lAAF, TAC were given a medal but no patch. The Masters competition starts at 40 for IVINTS; rVTNT PI-ST rVl'.NT B1 .ST_ reason was that "submasters were not men and 35 for women. That's why rvcvi I'di.ST* • •(•VIST B1 ST really masters." thereare no submasters championships i'l I.AV l |•A^NIMIH KS:' This makes the submastef second at the World Games. If the lAAF KAIVI «t ! HlRi r.V K.^TVI ASY C! MM 1 OP MY HI TRS MM IIAVI" .V.ATN.^T Tllf I.OHTSTA.SA {.ICirTMSf". class. There is no reason for sub- changes its infamous Rule 53, then of 1.MCV ci.im, kiNMu pnit-n iMN oiPAumm, iac. nth I'ihisiana vmiM ixmsnioN. nw masters not to have the same kinds of ficial World Championships for sub- \\| n|- THIi srossop'; ion aw or (T.AIMS shj^tmm.d by mf in pariicihating is Mi IT. r.YssiiMr Mtr ki^k ir any ash rT'uiiY that i am in noon hfai.th ano havf privileges the Master division enjoys. mastersshould have a green light. Rule I'llS lYAMTNin BY A PUAtTiriSC ITIYSlCnVN. Submasters must abide by the same 53 defines "professionalism " andpro- STfJNT-n bATI: _ rules that the Masters do. Submasters Continued on Page 11 page 10 National Masters News April, 1984

tivities on a quarterly basis.) In ex at no charge (a value of $250). These change, I was to promote Bud-Light as major prizes, coupled with gift cer the sponsor. With the $500 and a free tificates donated by local sporting facility, I felt I had most of the major stores, enabled me to provide over expense covered. Hopefully, the meet $1,200 worth of awtirds and prizes to entry fees would cover all remaining the athletes. expenses. Now these additional awards are I contacted the Harrisburg-area really not necessary, but you just can CORNER newspaper months ahead of the meet not refuse offers of free equipment. In (J) so they could assign a reporter to it if fact, the only real problems experienc they were interested. As luck would by SCOTT THORNSLEY ed at the meet were at its conclusion have it, a 36-year old reporter/jogger when meet officials had to decide on was assigned and was fascinated with who were the outstanding athletes in the story. It turned out to be his major each ten-year age group. sports feature for the month of About half of the 125 participants December, with a three-quarter page How To Hold Your First Masters Meet had never before heard of Masters story appearing in the sports section on track, and I spent what little remained No wonder meet directors like Bob The sports center has a four-lane, Christmas Day. After the story ap of Sunday afternoon and evening Fine of the New York Masters and Ron 200-nieter Lndoor artificial track, com peared, it seemed like all I did was H answering my telephone, telling the Salvio of the Shore A.C. are often plete with long and triple jump pits. answer telephone calls requesting in contestants and speaators that I would fi regarded as cranky at their meets. They Locker room facilities were excellent formation on Masters track for two hold another Masters meet sometime in and others like them have held so and there was a spacious upper lobby weeks. One 67-year old woman called the 1984 summer in the Har- many, that many of us who regularly for spectators. who, for two years, had been looking risburg/CarlisIe area. I could con compete in Masters track have pro It was a lot of work from beginning for a Masters meet. She knew the pro ceivably hold a pentathlon on Saturday r bably been taking their efforts for to end, with Eon Salvio and Fred Man gram existed but could not find out and a track meet on Sunday. granted. Ifit were not for the efforts of nis assisting mealong the way. I had no about it. Well, she came, stayed the en Fine, Salvio and Fred Mannis of the club sponsorship at all, so I was forced tire day and competed in the 60-yard Financially, I expect to realize a total Philadelphia Masters, just how many to write letters, call businesses, and dash (11.95), 200M (47.07) and 400M. profit of $5 to $10; not bad, consider meets would there be in the Middle make personal appeals for sponsor Since she is retired, and has nothing to ing that I could have lost $500 on the Atlantic states for Masters athletes to ship. After awhile, I was able to come do but travel and compete, I expect to meet if it flopped, since there were no compete in?. up with $500 from Blosser Beverages see her in meets from now on. additional sponsors, and that all I silently appreciated their efforts for of Carlisle, the local distributor for Shortly before the feature appeared related meet expenses exceeded $1,000. the past two years since I have began to Budweiser-Light beer. Blosser on Christmas Day, several additional The meet was an awful lot of work. I compete, but now I can share in some Beverages had been a frequent sponsor local businesses expressed an interest in could not believe how many things I of their frustrations after holding a of local road races and was interested providing special prizes to outstanding had to think of and do. No wonder meet. I just recently held the Penn in exploring other areas for community performers. C.H. Masland & Sons your meet directors do not compete! sylvania Masters Indoor Champion involvement- (You would be surprised- Carpeting, of Carlisle, donated $200 to There just was not enough time, and ships in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. During how many major local businesses are purchase running suits so they could be you are really more concerned about the summer, I thought that if the now required by either their board of awarded to outstanding performers in the operational details ofthe meet than Masters program is going to maintain directors or national office to provide Ieach ten-year group. Brooks Shoes about your own performance. 1 know Continued on Next Page its present level of members, let alone financial assistance to community ac provided gift certificates and numbers attract new ones, that others must begin to take an active role in pro viding competition in areas outside , New Jersey, and Philadelphia. I learned about Masters track competition by accident in 1981. If I had not stumbled onto the 1981 WAVA North American Champion ship results in a Philadelphia paper while vacationing at the New Jersey THEREG0RDS shore, 1 would be a frustrated tennis player right now. The point is, I believe

i- that if the Masters movement is going to grow, then more of us are going to have to take an active role on its behalf. How many of us live in areas that have no Masters competition available? I am willing to bet that a lot W0NTBETHE of us in the Middle Atlantic states do a lot of traveling to the Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York City areas to attend meets. I was willing to bet that, if you © advertise nationally through the NMN, through regional Masters track and NiymNGSRun the time ofyour life field clubs, local road clubs, and saturate your area with information about a Masters meet, you would receive a fair turnout. I was right. I or take the time train regularly at Dickinson College's ♦totu ciijuyenjoy ourUL (Carlisle, PA) indoor and outdoor beautiful track facilities. The college's director EMUNG autumn scenery. of athletics is interested in Masters run ning to some extent, and was willing to Minneapolis MSL Paul-Scptemher.30.1984. Entries limited to 8.000. For entry blank. sendS.ASEto TCM. P.O. Box24193. mnneanolis. offer the college's indoor sports facility m 5o424. Sponsored by The Pillshury Company and WCCO Radio. REPUBLIC AIRLINESisour official airline For if I would run the meet. information omspecialfares, call tollfree I-800-328-II11 and referto TCM 222.

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Continued from Previous Page bothered by the wind or the incline." it affected mine. Write On! 2:17:59 Marathon The race served as the Olympic The next time you attend a meet, Continued from page 9 Continued from Page I Trials for the Kenyan and Mexican na make sure you thank the meet director. hibits anyonefrom competing whohas $750,000 to make this a first class race. tional teams, so Villanueva is our, even Chances are he put in an awful lot of ''competedfor unauthorized pecuniary They succeeded in quality, but not in though he had the 3rd best Mexican work for your enjoyment, ofttn at the award," or, with the exception of the hoped-for 30(X) quantity. The 600 time prior to the race. The race was organized by Jim Bush, track and field expense of his wife and family, who, Veterans meets, "competed in any who competed generally said it was one coach for UCLA the past 20 years; Mel hopefully, by this time, either support athletic meeting under lAAF rules in of the best, if not THE best, race they his interests or are runners themselves. which any competitors in any of the had ever run in. Elliott, a world class masters runner; Certainly there are many im events, were, to his knowledge, ineligi Each masters division winner won Ed Staley, Tom Sturak and David provements to be made in each and ble to compete under lAAF rules." $1(X), including Jim Knerr, 49, who Zelon. Three runners from the Soviet Union every meet, but criticisms can be made That covers a lot of territory, so turned in a sparkling 2:37:57 to notch in a nice manner. • competed, including Polina WA VA limits the World Games to men the 45-49 title by 20 minutes; John 40+ and women 35+. Rule 53 may Richards, 52, 2:49:37; Patrick Devine, Grigorenko and Zoya Ivanova, who well be changed after the 1984 Olym 55, 2:48:45; Flory Rodd, 60, 3:09:31; finished 4th and 5th in the women's Randall Beats Hill race in 2:38:41 and 2:39:40, respective pics. — Ed.) Jacqueline Hansen, 35, 3:04:34; and Continued from Page 4 Nancy Buchanan, 40, 3:50:50. ly. • hopeful, held off a host of foreign Los Angeles Mayor Bradley "snowbirds" (11 of the top 15 men Virginia Indoor presented the awards to the winners at were from other countries), but no a victory ceremony at the finish line in female runner could hold off Crete Continued from Page 3 side the Los Angeles Coliseum. Waitz, 31, of Norway, who won in Oustanding performances by com The top six male and female runners 31:58. • petitors from outside the Virginia shared $100,000 in total prize money, Association included an 8.4 in the 55m with $12,500 each going to Shahanga f hurdles (33") by Lawrence Pratt, 52, and Gareau. (Shahanga may be forced JohnHobbs of Cinnaminson, New Jersey, who to decline, however, since he's still a Continued from Page 3 took only 3 steps between hurdles. Ed collegian at Texas El Paso University.) siLtifc. ward McKendry, 50, of Raleigh, N.C., Charles Spedding, , England, It was the first-ever confrontation ran a 4:48 1500m, while Susan was adjudged the winner over Massimo between the two generally regarded top Houlton, 36, of Atlanta, did the same Magnani of in a dramatic photo veteran marathoners in the world — distance in 5:03. finish. Both were timed in 2:11:54, but Mielke and Antonio Villanueva, 43, of Spedding collected $20,000 and In team competition, the Virginia Mexico, who has a 2:13:41 to his credit Track Club won both the submasters Magnani only $12,000. Women's win as a 40-f- runner. But Villanueva drop Margaret Betz, 47, Conklin, New York. 1st ner, Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway, got and the M40-t- trophies. In all, fifteen ped out midway. "1 went by him Woman, age-35-and-over In 3:00:49 at the Los a course record, the fifth fastest different track clubs were represented around the 12-mile mark," Mielke Angeles International Marathon, Feb, 19, and women-marathoner-ever slot, and at the meet; six of these were from the said, "and 1 didn't see him again. I lik 10th female overall. $20,000, with a time of 2:27:51. • Virginia Association. • ed the course very much, and wasn't Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin

6th Annual Senior Classic June 13-17

Track & Field, June 16-17 Age Groupings: (Open), (30-34), (35-39), (40-44), (45-49), (50-54), (55-59), (60-64), (65-69), (70-74), (75-79), (80 up). Starting time: Saturday, 8 a.m.: Age 55 up. Sunday 1 p.m.: Open - age 55. on Track (All ages) 6:30 p.m., Saturday, June 16. Sponsored by the TAC-Nike-Hoosier Track Club and the Indianapolis Parks and Recreation Department. Site: lUPUI Track & Field Stadium. Best facilities in U.S.! Home of the 1982 National Sports Festival. 1985 Masters Championship Meet Site. Motels, hotels, suites nearby. Walking distance from downtown INDY. Awards.

Entry Fees: $5.00 for one event, $2.00 each additional event. Events Entered +>• Day of Race: $8.00 for one event, $3.00 each additional event. Entry Fee Enclosed.

- no refunds - Name Birthday Age TRACK EVENTS: lOOM, 800M,"50M, 1500M, 400M, MUe Walk, 80-110 Mailing Address Hurdles, 200M, 400M Hurdles (Up to age 55), 5K Run. Male Female . Ph. Number This form must be signed by each participant. 1 will not hold respon FIELD EVENTS: High Jump, Discus, Standing Long Jump (Age 55 and sible the Hoosier Track Club, Indianapolis Parks and Recreation or up). Shot, Pole Vault, Jayelin, Long Jump, Football Throw (Age 55 and up) any of their departments, agents or representatives for my health, safety, or any injury resulting from my participation in this event. I Triple Jump, Softball Throw (Age 55 and up). agree and consent to the use of photographs and interviews to be used for publicity and advertising and waive all claims for any com pensation for such use. EXTRAS FOR THOSE AGE 55 UP: Starting June 13-15, includes bas Signature ketball, bike races. Swimming in new Natatorium, Bowling, Dancing, • Other events Tennis, etc. Check box on entry form for this section of Senior Classic. Parent's signature if under 18 Please send to: Bob Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis, IN 46241 (317) 241-5446 page 12 National Masters News April, 1984

RUNNING WITH MARCO POLO, M.D.

By ALEX RATELLE, M.D.

On Setting Sail For Boston The passing of time must be a tain who dinghied me to shore every seventh sense. And, like all the day. — a major disruption of the day's senses, it finds some individuals sailing. "No problem," he said. more blessed than others. Preoccupa My first long run began on Virgin tion with family and job and weather Gorda Island. (Virgin Gorda means sometimes makes the days go all too Fat Virgin.) The captain slowed at the fast. For runners this is a mixture of a fishing dock only long enough to curse and a blessing. Our days are full, dispose of the day's garbage and his or can be filled with our doing and our only crewmember — me — crazy dreaming. But a whole year, even a enough to run in 100 degree decade or two, can just fly by. For me, temperature. it is Boston time again. As 1 started the 12- up the The was my first sixteen hundred foot "mountain," 1 experience in long distance racing. was wearing nylon shorts. New With 15 Bostons behind me, the pace, Zealand singlet, a broadbrimmed can the pain and the problems are all too vas hat, and light weight but firmly sol readily recalled. So, 1 work hard in ed racing shoes. preparation for my annual trek to The scenery was terrific. But the Massachusetts. steep inclines and left hand traffic kept -- In the midst of expanding mileage me from becoming a true tourist. from fifty to eighty miles a week, I left 1 had been in the tropics only two for eight days of sailing in the Carib days and my concerns were dehydra bean. tion and hyperthermia. Before leaving Sal Vasquez, master winner and 20th overall. Oakland Halt-marathon. February 5, in 1:09".59. We had a hard-nosed Swedish cap- the boat, I drank a liter of water and Gene Cohn Productions

UlL bLCuNU ANNUAL NUKTll CUAliT KLLAY CHArti'LUNSUIPS half a liter of orange juice. Patty hand the pace at a comfortable six-minutes «^UNOAY, APRIL 29, 1984 - 12 NOON ed me two cans of lemon-tea with per mile. f:i.i:vKi.ANi) UTS. men school, ci.kvmi.anu iits., on. (n.l. coknck or ckdak n n-:t; kus.) glucose and ten dollars in pocket After two hours of this mixed runn MEN N WOMEN (ANY ACE UP TO 29) - MASTERS MEN & WOMEN (30-39:^.0-49:50-59, 60-^ money. ing 1 was standing on a rocky promon SPONSORED BY THE OVER THE HILL TRACK CLUB INC. The first three miles consisted of tory on the southern-most tip of Virgin AWARDS: Trophies co members of winning relay in each event; Medals to climbing twisted and cobbled roads. Gorda. As 1 tipped up a beer obtained members of second and third place relay in each event; Trophies CO the top 3 clubs in overall scoring. The breeze and view became more at a small native store, my boat ap pleasurable with the increasing height. SPECIAL NOTES: peared suddenly in the little cove and T~ Entry fee Is SIC for each track event relay and S5 Cor each field uvenc A gradual euphoria developed as the relay. Make checks payable to the OVER THE HILL TRACK CLUB. Send entries hove to. Tying my shoes around my and checks to: James A. Barrett, 3801 Shannon Road. Cleveland HeiBhts. extent of the adventure became ap neck I swam out to the dinghy and . 44118. J. Entries must be received no later than- Wednesday, April 25. 1984. parent. The occasional vehicle pulled climbed aboard. Captain Bligh grinned NO POST ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED — NO ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN BY PHONE 3 Field event relays will consist of 2 people per relay. Track event relay to the middle of the road, leaving me and asked "Flow did it go?" And will consist of 4 people per relay. You may move down in age group, but not up. irregular but firm footing. Every wave without hesitation 1 replied in the same You need not belong to a club to form a relay, but your scores will not count in overal club team standings. was returned. And the native drivers Swedish brogue, "No problem." • The crack is an all-weather track; ic" spikes may be worn Hurdle height In the shuttle hurdles will be 30". who came to recognize the yellow New Age Is of day of the meet Zealand shirt uniformly smiled and Additional information -call Jim or Edith Barrett - 216-932-0049. Gasparilla even shouted greetings. In the late ORDER OF EVENTS: Continued from Page 1 10:00 a.m. Shot Put (followed by discus) 12 NOON 6400 Meter Relay stages of the run these small tokens Javelin 12:30 pm 400 Mfter Relay sparkling 50:18 performance. distracted me from the mild distress of High Jump 1:00 pm Sprint Medley Relay In the women's masters race, Cindy Pole Vault (100m, 100m, 200m, 400m) some "flat out running." Long Jump (followed by 1:30 pm 3200 Meter Relay Dalrymple, 41, of Washington, D.C., Triple jump) i 2:00 pm Shuttle hurdles At the six mile mark I drank the first Weight Throw (followed 2:30 pm 800 Relay also repeated her National 5K perfor by hammer at another 3:00 pm Distance Medley can of lemon-tea ... and immediately location requiring (800m, 400m. 1200m. 1600m) mance of the previous week, winning travel) 3:30 pm 1600 Relay felt refreshed. At this time I began us easily in 56:05 for her 62nd straight NAME CLUB ing the viewpoints as resting spots and, masters victory since turning 40. Forty- though the halting times were rarely seven-year-old Laura Tingle ran an EVENT EVENT more than thirty seconds, my tachycar- DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION outstanding 1:01:25 to capture the dia/tachypnea slowed from 140/50 to in consideration of your accepting this energy,cry. I hereby,_ for myself, and my heirs. W45 race from Linda Burgasser, 45. executors and administrators, waiver and release any and all rights and claims 100/30, indicating my core for damages L may have against .the Over The Hill Track Club, Inc., a-nd Cleveland Crete Waitz ran a world best 47:52 Heights/University Heights Board of Education, their representatives, successors, temperature was not rising. and assigns for any and all injuries suffered .by me in said event. I give As the road passed through Road- in the open women's race, while Mike permission for the free -use of my name and/or photography in any broadcast, tele cast or other account of this event. town and then on to the Baths, 1 en McLeod won the men's event in 42:54. I further attest and certify chat I am physically fit and have sufficiently joyed a fullblown euphoria. In part Stewart and Dalrymple each won trained for competition in the event I am entering. because 1 was being observed with $1,(XX) as Gasparilla joined the ever- SIgnature: some intensity by the "tourists" and it (Parents or coach's signature if under 18 years of age) increasing lineup of races offering cash became increasingly difficult to keep prizes to masters runners. G ¥ April, 1984 National Masters News page 13 r CORNER en INTRODUCTION TO g ^ TRIATHLONING by JIM CULLEN . "If ' 4 yvi. "

\ 9^ • ywr-v 49 -- Triple Training: PUTTING IT TOGETHER

In articles one and two we discussed ing because it's ail relatively new. It Swimming and Biking. This month breaks the in and out, day-to-day we're going to discuss Running and monotony of running and takes you how to blend all three sports together off those pounding feet. We have so as to have a complete Triple- weekly training schedules set up at the Training Physical Fitness Program Bellevue Athletic Club that gives the Start of 1983 Ironman Triattilon in Hawaii. which I think all runners need to stay runners and Tri-Athletes a strong solid or more a week should have no pro injury-free. Triple Training Program which we feel to what makes Triathloning tick, and I blem blending into this training Let me say this: triathloning is a run keeps us fit and injury free — as long welcome them. Send questions to: Jim schedule in a few short weeks. ner's ball game. An athlete who comes Cullen, 3821 80th Ave., S.E. Mercer as YOU DON'T OVERDO IT! I'm sure you have 1,000 questions as from a running background seems to Here is our Weekly Training Program. Island WA 98040. • have an advantage over the rest of the Monday: Run five miles at Tri-Athletes. Most swim and bike 30-seconds-per-mile-slower-than 1OK TAC/PACIFIC TRACK & FIELD coaches agree that, because of the basic race pace. For example: If you race a aerobic condition runners are in, it's lOK at 6:30 pace (40:00), train at 7:00. CHAMPIONSHIPS not that difficult teaching them how to Swim 1 mile: Nice evenly paced swim for swim and bike. In coaching master to loosen up the rock that the run made OPEN MEN & WOMEN, athletes in our Tri-club who come from of your muscles. MASTERS MEN & WOMEN swimming and biking, I find they have Tuesday: Run 8 miles at same pace a difficult time with the running pro as Monday night and Swim V2 mile MAY 19, 20, 1984 gram, simply because they don't care afterwards. Lm Oatos Hl(|h School S San Joaa City Collaga for running — too boring. They would Wednesday: Bike Ride or Turbo Sanctioned by TAC/PACIFIC ASSOCIATION rather be swimming or biking at high Trainer (Stationary Bike) for 25 miles Sponsored by LOS GATOS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION speeds. Too bad for them because, or one hour at 80% effort. KMTRYDEADUHM WCONgBOAY, HAY IB, 1BB4 without a solid 40-mile-per-week runn Thursday: Run Track Interval ing base, you can never be any kind of KLIQIBIUTYi Ail M9n ind wonmn rogltUrod In Toc/Paciflc Aasoclalion. 19M Toe Training: 10 440's at .70 to .80 (of race rsgletratlon roquirtd. RoQistratlon availibi* al maal SAUX) an accomplished Tri-Athlete. pace) per lap with 440 jog in-between. CNTRIU: Pra^try r»quirad bafor* Wadnaaday May 16. No poat antry will ba Everything will come apart in the run, Swim Vi to 1 mile afterwards to shake Phona antry o.L to May 16. Day 3S4-S660, hlght 396-5625 the final leg in a Triathlon. out the Running Rock. PEES: 64.00 par avant 612.00 tor rataya. Guaat Compatltors 66.00 par avant Late an- Personally, I enjoy learning the dif kj it apaea avatlabia, 66.00 raiay poal antry O.K. Friday: Bike easy 15 miler or 45 ferent techniques in swimming and bik- NOTE: Hammar, iavalln, ataapla chaaa, and 5,000 walk will ba contaatad al San ioaa minutes on Stationary Bike. City CoHaga on Sunday, May 20 (Saa Schadui#^

Saturday: Race or Time Trial: Time HEATS: Wilt ba run If raqulrad In 100 and 200. Haata will ba contaatad In all aga divt- alona that thay ara naadad and tha finala run at tha arrd of aliotad tima aiet Trial at 85% effort. Swim 1 Vi miles — 400 will t>a run In Umad aactlona baaad on timaa aubmlttad on antry form. Bike 35 miles and finish with a 12 mile SACILITIESi AHwaathar track aurlaca Vt" aplkaa only. Concrata throwing rfnga, graaa Run. On Time Trials, push yourself Javalin runway. good all the way through. Concentrate AQE QROUPS: Opan 16-29, 30 and abova In 5 year agt groups. 30-39 compatHofa may com- pata In opan avanta If thay ao desire, but muat stay In that division aicapt In especially on your weakest event and ralayi. Age on May 19.1984, detarminas aga group.

give it a maximum effort. AWARDS: Tac/Paclfic champlonahlp madala to flrat ttuaa placaa In all avanta. Sunday: Recovery Workout: Long E-Z Aerobic workout at a pace that is TAC/PACIFIC TRACK A FIELD WILLIE HARMATZ, BRUCE SPRINGBETT: Co-Meet Olrectora CHAMPIONSHIP P.O. Box 1328, Lot Galos. Calilomls 05030 404/a$4-S6€0 Days ENTRY DEADLINE MAY 16,1684 comfortable, with minimum effort. 404/39S-582S Evanlnga Run 5 miles. Bike 20 miles and wrap it up with a '/z mile Swim. AAcn piaan You should come away from this (NUMSEA a STnsen OMtetamri. workout feeling somewhat refreshed, SBTV) (BTATO but feeling you did accomplish Agt M o( Uty IS. ta Cucitm. feUU FEIAAU

something. Swimming can be a very C«entt tnttfed tnd b refreshing wrap-up if you E-Z stroke

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•Running: 40 miles In consideration of your accepting my entry, I intending to ba legally bound, do hereby for myself, my hotrs, execuj^ors _ar>d admjnistrators^ welve and release (orever^ and and all rrghts, claims or Biking: 80 to 100 miles damages I may accrue againal San Jose City College, Loa Gatos Athletic Association, TAG Pacific Association, Los Gatos High School, and all sponsors of this race, their succesaora, Swimming: 4 miles representatives and assigns, for any and ail injuries suffered by me while traveling to and from, and Thirls the program we set up for the while participating in the TAC/PacificTrack and Field Championship held May 16, 20.1964, at Loa Gatoa High School, Loa Gatos. California^ and at San Josa City Coilaga. David Harrison takes 2nd M45-49 in Coors Tri-Athlete with six months training Triathlon (1 mile swim, 56-mile bike, half- experience. A beginning Tri-Athlete marathon run) in Olympia, Wash, in 5:05. with a strong running base of 50 miles page 14 National Masters News April, 1984

capabilities and spirit of the older in dividual, was also turned down by the OLYMPIC CLEARINGHOUSE Committee. If you need a place to stay during the Olympic Games, or if you liave available space to rent or donate, or if you want to buy or sell Olympic tickets, send NMN your name, ad U dress and phone number. We'll print it here, and you can make your own contacts. No charge.

NEEDS PLACE TO yrAY: Joann Grissom, 4223 Nofrose Dr., Indianapolis IN 46226. 317/547-8841. • The FBI and LA Police ended their TICKETS TO SELL: months-long turf war over how to combat 4 Months To Go They'll be pitching their tents in the back Will sell four $200 ticket.', to open possible terrorism. The thorniest issue — yard of a Hollywood Hills home, and ing ceremonies and six $300 ticket.s to The demand for Olympic rental hous how to handle a hostage incident similar to ing is less than expected. The market bicycling to the events. The rental cost: $25 closing ceremonies (includes finish Of , will be handled on a "case-by-case is flooded with private homes up for per night for the whole family. "We'll pro men's marathon). Phillip O'Connell, basis." rent during the Games July 28-August 12 in bably go to a public swimming pool to 178 Willow St., Southpori CT 06490. Los Angeles, according to Coldwell shower," Jim Walker said. "We agreed we • "The threat of terrorism at the Games 203/255-2897. Price negotiable, Banker, the nation's largest realty com could use the owner's toilets morning and is very real," according to LA City Coun Opening ceremomes $400 up. Most pany, who decided to stay out of the Olym evening." Walker located the "campsite" cilman Joel Wachs. UCLA has shut down other events available at varying pic housing rental business. by placing an ad in the LA Times its research nuclear reactor because of the prices. For info, send SASE (88t • A few hotels are gouging; one Classified. threat. postage) to Murray's Tickets, 740 V/. downtown LA fly-by-nighter is asking $225 • LAOOC President Peter Ueberroth • However, officials of the American King Blvd., Los Angeles GA 9003". a night, but the going rates now seem to says a large number of Olympic tickets may Civil Liberties Union, the Southern Chris 213/234-0123. range between $50 and $100 a night per become available if the IOC decides not to tian Leadership Conference, the Federation All-day Olympic T&F tickets, most bedroom. An Iowa family of six came up use its allotment. Ueberroth noted the of Progress and other local groups contend expensive section, many finals, with a unique way to beat the high prices. many empty seats at the Winter Games in that a threat to civil liberties during the August 4-6 and 8th, A1Guidet, 10681 Sarajevo — seats allocated to the IOC — Olympic period is developing in Southern Applewood Dr., Caiirornia City CA TR0P1CRNR7US VEGAS and says "such an occurrence in Los California as a result of law enforcement's 93505. A R.TTwoa' Mrvyt anoCasi'^o Angeles in events where people obviously hyping of terrorist dangers. Opposing a bill WANTS TO ftliV TICKETS; want to attend would not be acceptable." which would allow Governor Deukmejian Wants tix to T&F, boxing, diving, EASTER RUN He's asked the IOC to give back the tickets to call out the National Guard, even if an gymnastic.s, opening & closing TO BENEFIT BIG BROTHERS — it isn't going to use. emergency did not develop, the groups ex ceremonies. Box U-106NA, Time BIG SISTERS • Ueberroth is encouraging crash train pressed fear of "an overreaction" to securi Mirror Sq.. LA 90053. 10K& ing courses in languages for those in the ty threats at the Games. "All the rhetoric Coliseum area, taxi drivers, airline person about terrorism has put the community APRIL 19-20-21, 1984 nel, etc. more oh guard than in a spirit of welcoming is last-minute interference by local govern Registration S10 00 — Pasta Dinner S9 95 • Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley's visitors," said Mark Ridley-Thomas, SCLC ment. "Politicians and government can br TAG Cerlilied— Flat & Fast Course anti-rent gouging bill was defeated by the director. "A state of seige mentality has ing us to OUT knees," Ueberroth said. "We FOR ENTRY: LA City Council, leaving businesses to been created," said UCLA professor Judy need thousands of permits for all kinds of Thomis Sports Efltirprisos 6528 Sugarpine Lane- LasVegas. Nevada 89107 charge what the traffic will bear. Many will Chu, whose group is seeking a parade per little things." 1-702-878-5188 or 1-800-HA-TfliP use restraint, but some want to get rich mit to demonstrate against Reagan Ad • Between now and opening day July 28, Nationwide Travel - 1-800-TTA-TRIP TfopicanaHotel- HQ quick. In Sarajevo, a fancy restaurant ministration policies on July 28, the day of the LAOOC must purchase or construct Special RoomRates I Need 30 Advance charged American actor Kirk Douglas and 1-800-634-1414 Nationwide • 1-800-634-4000 CA the opening ceremonies. most of its movable parts; an estimated his seven friends $440 instead of the listed Features. Healthlair. Hi Cartx) Dinner. LiveMusic. • You read it here first. Gidamis 70% of the Committee's $500-million-pius Celebrities. World Class Runners. Hawaii Trips. $44 for dinner. Unlike free-wheeling Shahanga of Tanzania will win the Men's budget will be spent in the next four mon Many Prizes T-Shirts America, a magistrate ordered the ths. It must then take these fresh pieces and FEATURING: Olympic Marathon, if he doesn't opt for Ed Mendoza. Frank Plasso. Randy Espinoza. restaurant closed for a month, and a local the 10,000 instead. Why? The Americans build the Olympics. Finally, it must teach a Ivan Huff, John Moreno, Duane Harms, Carmelo Rios, Eileen Clauaus judge began court procedures against the will be exhausted from the grueling Olym still largely unrecruited army of 50,000 owner of the restaurant. pic Trials in May; and the Europeans won't volunteers how to operate it. The image %'SS^^ Q • The Sierra Club will take visitors on a be able to handle the heat. That leaves the emerges of a parent scrambling to assemble free tour of the scenic portions of "natural current favorite, Australian Rob a frustratingly complex Christmas toy LasVegasOSUN -J .fy TBOPICBHfl' Los Angeles." deCastella, to beat. Shahanga doesn't mind against the deadline of a child's dawn vi: • • All the officials you'll see at the Games the heat and, presumably, the smog. It awakening. are paying their own way. From the East, should be about 80-degrees when the run • As NMN goes to press, the ACLU Name figure $500 air fare, plus lodging for 14 ners tackle the final, uphill 13 miles of the lawsuit asking for the inclusion of the days, starting at $50 to $75 a night in a dor Address course. Shahanga ran a relaxed 2:10:19 into women's 5000- and 10000-meter races in the mitory at use or UCLA, plus meals for 14 a headwind on the Olympic course to win Games is close to settlement in Judge David City days at about $15. the LA Marathon February 19. The ex Kenyon's Central California Federal State Zip • Some discount air fares during the perience should prove priceless. District Court. • WAIVER (Must be signed) In consideration 6t acceptance ol my entry. I. my executors, ad- Games are starting to appear, but the prices • deCastella worries about the smog. A minislrators. andassignees waive andrelease the sponsors, pro will still be steep. Low-cost Capitol Air is moters. and all others involved with event from allrights andclaims leading biophysicist with the Australian In for damages suflered by me insaid event Iattest and verity that Iam tipping its Chicago-to-LAX one way fare stitute of Sports as well as the world's i^^l physically lit and have trained for this event Further, I grant lull permission to sponsors and others to use photos or films of my from $169 to $194 during the Games. Its marathoner, he says "there is no exercise participation insaidevent without liability orobligation tome Ialso NYC fare goes from $199 to $249. understandthat all registration fees are non-refundable physicist who knows what potential damage Southwest Airlines won't change its fare a runner subjects himself to by running in PARTICIPANT (If minor, parent orguardian must sign) structure during the Games, nor will the In pollution. I just know it's a might crazy to T-Shirt Size S M .L XL ternational carriers. ask the world's best runners to run in these • The Olympic traffic can't be much Sex MF Age lon4-21-e4) conditions. (the great worse than it was in Westwood (near Australian runner) almost died from trying 10K , Half Marattion_ UCLA) one Friday evening in February. It to run the 10,000 m«er in . He Division (Circle) tbok 25 minutes to drive two blocks. wasn't used to the altitude. It was con THE ATHLETICS Age Male Femile ' • The LAOOC turned down a request to sidered a prime reason for his eventually 0-12 A JJ 1378 B KK stage an exhibition masters race during the undergoing a heart operation." 19-29 C •LL 30-34 D MM Games. "We considered it," said H.D. • The final countdown to the Olympics 35-39 E NN 40-44 F 00 Thoreau, "but decided the masters already has begun. A strike, a warehouse fire, an 45-49 G PP have their own World Games." onslaught of rain — any of these or similar 50-59 H 00 60 & 1 RR • A suggestion to have masters par unforeseen calamaties could play havoc on Police TeamsdOK Only) T ticipate in carrying the Olympic torch, the Olympic Committee's fragile timetable. (FOR INFO CHUCK fOOTF LAPD- 213-485-3158) which would demonstrate to the world the The LAOOC's greatest concern, however. April, 1984 National Masters News page 15

Mdwest Indoor age-group vault height of 6'y4". High jumpers Paul Dorsey, M45 and Coniinued from Page 1 Essie Kea, W45, were the meet's best TVIE ATHLETICS _ age group, and Marie Smythe, W35, CONGRESS ^ ^ ^ MASTERS with 5'10" and 4'0". ran a 6:07.1 for her gold medal. The weight throws were held out The 2-mile run came down to a duel side, and the welcome sunshine added between Buddy Harpool, M30, and TRACK A FIELD enthusiasm to the participants. Pieter Ghuck Koeppen, M35, with the Elmendorf, M30, returned after a younger Harpool winning the race in 4-year layoff to win the 35# weight I /isaJ REPORT 9:34.3 over Koeppen's 9:35.9. with 38'11". Norm Bower, M35, threw The two-mile walk resulted in two a great 43'1" for his win. Nolan by JERRY ALAN DONLEY American age-group records when Chairman, TAG Masters Track & Field Committee Fowler, M70, came to the meet to set Byron Fike, M75, hit a 21:23, and three American records in the 24, 35, Ernestine Yeomans, W60, got a 21:41. and 56# weights and did just that with Joe Vitucci, M60, primed for the Na money, we must support not only the 44'5", 34'2'/2", and 23''/2" tosses. Richard Stepp's article in the tionals with a fine 18:18. The night's Mary Ghadbourne, with four consis February National Masters regional and national indoor and out best time was M45 Jack Blackburn's tent throws, set a record of 23'8" with News suggests that all major door meets, but also a portion of the 16:15.3. the 25#. masters championship events should be travel costs for meet directors and na The field events provided many Once again, the Over The Hill TG organized by a paid staff that does not tional TAG representatives. Without fireworks. Pat Burns, M30, heaved the took the team title with 102 points, 20 change from year to year; it suggests question, we are operating on a shot 49'1", and Joe Ghadbourne, better than the home club, Glifton TG. that we will only get what we pay for; minimum budget, and we cannot exist M50, continued to throw well with vic Plans are already underway to make that until we are willing to pay signifi without the efforts of volunteers and tories in the shot and the 35# weight. the '85 meet a better and bigger event cant monies and charge significant en sponsors. Phil Brusca, M55, got off a winning with the help of this year's par try fees, our meets will be seeond-rate. From the beginning, a basic concept 44'3". Mary Ghadbourne used the ticipants, who will hopefully spread Perhaps a fulltime staff is something in Masters com.petition has been to en discus turn to throw 20'8". good news about this year's meet. • to work towards, but, because of our courage all those who wish to par The four M50 long jumpers ended financial limitations, we need another ticipate. Accordingly, host organiza up 9" apart, with Gulbreath emerging Double Winners solution. tions have been encouraged to keep en as victor with 16'9" over Larry In 1984, the National Masters T&F try fees small. Perhaps that is one Steinrauf's 16'7". Leslie Thomas, Continued from Page 3 Committee is operating on a $10,000 reason why many of our meets have M70, won with 13'5", and Vickie Single event masters winners with budget from TAG/USA. With this more of a picnic atmosphere than a Tolliver, W30, popped a IS'lO'A" the meet's top marks were Jack professionally organized meet. jump for the best in the women's field. Boitano, 51, in the 3000m walk Rich Ghristoph's M30 15'7" pole (14:25.2) and Haig Bohigian, 47, in the Stepp presents significant issues vault, despite his sore knee, was just in triple jump (33'3y2"). Thirty-three- which must be addressed. At the Na ches short of the fieldhouse open year-old Ray Harrison was the longest tional Committee meeting at the end of record. Arling Pitcher, M80, set an jumper in 19'l'/2". • March, we will discuss: 1)participation by as many competitors as possible; 2)

raising monies; 3) helping local spon • soring organizations find competent officials and administrative help to run the events. N

1 was taken with Olympic cross country skier Bill Koch's attitude * ''ij towards his performance in Sarajevo. •ntrUs now boing occoptodfor fho 8th nnmial .i-d He didn't win. He didn't place. The news media, geared to the exhiliration SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA STRIDERS RELAYS of winning and depression of losing, •'-isii seemed shocked by his attitude. Koch Saturday, June 30,1984 explained that, while the public and the media attach great significance to win Santa Ana College, Santa Ana, California ning, he felt his obligation was to strive

for excellence and to do the best he • Relays (men &women) Individual Running &field events :i' I could. If, when he finished a race, he •All weather track surfaces...Maximum V*" spikes could say, "I did the best 1 could to day," he was successful and had no • Beautiful, unique, large ZVz" diam. Award Medals. regrets.

This concept seems appropriate for MASTERS, SUB-MASTERS, CORPORATE, POLICE A masters athletes, and perhaps it should FIRE DEPT WILL DISPLAY SOME OF ^/ also be the over-riding goal for those AMERICA'S FINEST ATHLETIC PERFORMANCES who are in charge of making the com petition happen. Future events may not be run technically perfect, a profes YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE sional fulltime staff may never be PREPARE NOW AND PLAN TO COMPETE available, and the facilities may not be Olympic caliber. But everyone involv ed should try to achieve his Or her own FOR ENTRY BLANKS AND INFORMATION level of excellence, within his or her Call or Write: own 'physical, mental, financial and time limits. Acceptance of that concept lioyd higglns - meetdirector would do away with the need for anger SoutlMrii CalHcrnla Stridl«rf or criticism at any level of competition, 8306 WiUhir* Blvd. N*. 316 but would in no way reduce efforts to Dorothy Stock at Runner's Den 19K, Phoenix, provide aTirst-rate competitive forum. Bvvariy Hills, CA90211 Ariz. Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin • page 16 National Masters News April, 1984

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Frank Grey — 64 Going on 24

Watch out, Clive Davies. Here During his beginning years of runn comes Frank Grey! ing Grey was consistently running I On Sunday, February 28, marathons in the 2:58 to 3:04 range Grey, a 64-year-old fire chief from and had his 10-K time down to the low Pouisbo, Washington, joined the select 38's. But it wasn't until a few years ago few runners over age 60 who have run that he experienced a break-through to the marathon in under 2:50. In the a higher plateau. In the 1981 NW Police and Firefighters Olympics he won gold "I was brought face to face Frank Grey medals in the 1,500 and 5,000 meter with what running has runs with times of 5:09 and 19:23 and 440 at 85 seconds and 4 x 880 at 2:40; ing as long as possible. took the silver in the 10,000 with a become in our culture." Saturday, twenty miles al about 7:30 "I'm running better than ever and 37:57. The following year he took three pace. my golf game has also improved, down gold medals and lowered his 5,000 time "1 used to put in about 70 miles a from the 90's to the low 80's," he to 18:56. Last year, in the same meet, Trails End Marathon at Seaside, week, but 1 was tired most of the time. adds. "At 64, I'm probably the oldest he came away with two golds and a Oregon, Grey clocked 2:46:45. Not on So now 1 total about 50 a week. It's the firefighter around and I'm enjoying silver while taking his 10,000 down to ly did he win his age division, but he same program that Clive Davies uses." life and my family more than ever 37:12. In all of these races, he was defeated the winner of the 50-59 The Trails End race was his 50th before. 1 guess my running has a lot to competing in the 40 & over category category and placed 37th overall in a marathon. He says his goal is to run do with how 1 feel and think." • even though he was already over 60. field of more than 1,100 runners. 100 marathons and to continue runn — by Mike Tymn (Davies holds the 60 & over record at Grey set a new division record in the 2:42:44 and, until Grey's performance, 1982 Honolulu Marathon with 2:53:13, had pretty much been in a class by himself among Americans.) Born and raised in Pikesville, Ken "I expected a 2:55," he tucky, Grey settled in Washington says, "but the conditions after meeting his wife there during a tour of duty in the Army. He took up were ideal and everything running in 1972 because his job as a just came together for me at In this issue are the interim 2:33:25 in the California International firefighter demanded that he be in top marathon rankings for 1983. They in December. physical condition. "I'd played the right time." represent the distillation of 116,000 Sister Marion Irvine's 2:51:01 at age , , and golf for many performances out of an expected final 54 ranks with the great masters perfor years, but I'd never really considered total of 138,000. Of the major races, mances of all time, and leads her 50-54 his best until the recent Seaside perfor competitive running until 1 turned 50," only Honolulu, Fiesta Bowl, division by 17 minutes over Toshiko mance. He returned to Honolulu last he says. Philadelphia Independence, White d'Elia, no slouch herself. December to win again in 2:55:14. Rock and Seattle are missing. The an "That's about what 1 expected at nual rankings books will go much Four-time New York and three-time Trails End, a 2:55," he says, "but the deeper, but relatively little change in Boston winner turned 35 conditions were ideal and everything the top ranks is expected. last year, and reeled off a 2:11:59 in just came together for me at the right The top age-40-and-over runner in Boston in April to lead the 35-39's by time." the rankings is with his six minutes. As might be expected, Grey con outstanding 2:17:10 at the Houston- Fay Bradley, 45, (2:26:46), Norman siders the marathon his best event. "1 Tenneco Marathon early in the year. Green, 50, (2:31:35), Ken Helms, 56, don't possess real good speed and 1 can Cindy Dalrymple — who else — tops (2:36:01), Clive Davies, 67, (2:55:15), compete very well in my age group, but the women masters with her 2:44:01 in Ed Benham, 76, (3:34:42), Sandra Kid most important, 1 can visit with other Washington October 23. If you count dy, 45, (2:56:37), Margaret Miller, 57, runners along the way," he explains. the "international womens veterans" (3:14:11) and Marcie Trent, 65, — age 35-or-over — then Gabrielle (3:47:24) all deserve special mention Grey says that his most memorable Andersen takes the honors with her for their brilliant performances.• running experience is a 24-hour relay he took part in with nine other runners last April. They combined their efforts for a world age mark of 209 miles, 1,583 yards. "It was one of my most gratifying and pleasant experiences," he says. "Surrounded by ten of the greatest running extremists, I was brought face to face with what running has become in our culture." A typical week of training for Grey J^qoks something like this: Sunday, an easy ; Monday, ten miles at race pace; Tuesday, three miles; CarlosGodoy at the Lasse Viren 20K, Nov. 20. Wednesday, twelve miles at 6:45 pace; Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin Thursday, five miles; Friday, 12-18 x April, 1984 National Masters News pi^e 17 1983 INTERIM MASTERS MARATHON RANKINGS (Compiled by the National Running Data Center)

maratnon Men- 70 thru 74 marathon Men- 35 thru 39

3:33:39a William Brobston 70 Saugerties NY 23 Oct,NY-A 2:11:59a Bill Rodgers 35 Sherborn MA 18 Apr,MA-A 3:53:00a Vernon Geary 70 Williaunsburg VA 18 Apr.MA-A 2:17:41a Gary Turtle 35 Ventura CA 18 Apr,MA-A 3:54:52 Roger Furey 73 McLean VA 6 Nov,DC-A 2:18:52a Ben Wilson 35 Claremont CA 18 Apr,MA-A 3:59:38 Norman Bright 73 Seattle WA 24 Jui,WA-A 2:20:33 Phil Camp 35 Milton FL 24 Apr.KOR 4:00:43a Bill .Andberg 72 Anoka MN 2 Oct,HN-A 2:21:14 Gordon Minty 35 Laurel MD 6 Nov,DC-A 4 :01: 22a Luis Martin 72 Upr Montciair NJ 23 Oct,NY-A 2:21:45a Hector Urincho 35 NH 18 Apr,MA-A 4:02:18a Abe Wasserman 71 San Francisco CA 23 Oct,NY-A 2:22:28 Rick Scupham 35 Iowa City lA 16 Oct,IL-A 4:09:23 SW Fugitt 70 Shef f ield AL 10 Dec,AL-A 2:23:46 Robert Rozeski 35 15 May,OH-A 4:09:57 Nathaniel Hefner 71 Parkersburg WV 9 J an.LA—A 2:24:12 Thomas Bernard 35 Hayes VA ' 6 Nov,DC-A 4:10:15a Dorse DuBois 70 San Antonio TX 13 Nov,TX-A 2:24:35 Harry Cottrell 37 Eureka CA 1 May,CA-A res ident- foreigners 2:12:53a Kevin Ryan 35 Wellesley MA 23 Oct,NY-A, 2:15:37a Bernie Allen 37 Boulder CO 18 Apr,MA-A 2:22:15l Nick Barton 39 Salt Lake City OT 18 Apr,MA-A, marathon Men- 75 thru 79

marathon Men- 40 thru 44 3:34:42 Ed Benham 76 Ocean City MD 6 Nov ,DC-A 4: 31:18a Jim Bole 75 Long Beach CA 24 Jul ,CA-A 2:17:10 Mike Manley 40 Eugene OR 16 Jan,TX-A 4:46:27 Gordon Sherbeck 77 Vancouver WA 2 Oct ,OR-A 2:23:16a Jim Bowers 44 Santa Rosa CA 24 Jul,CA-A 4:49:44 Robert Strauss 78 Mayfield Hgts OH 16 Oct ,OH-A 2:23:20a William Hall • 42 Durham NC 18 Apr,MA-A 4:54:21 James Ramsey 75 Detroit .MI 15 May ,OH-A 2:23:26a Dan Conway 44 Chetek WI 11 Jun,MN-A 5:03:12 Bernard Dathe 76 Pleasant Hill CA 6 Feo ,CA-A 2:23:34a Gary .Muhrcke 42 Huntington NY 18 Apr,MA-A 5:09:30a Walt Stack 75 San Francisco CA 24 Jul ,CA-A -2: 24 : 28a Tony Gerrity 40 Devon PA 18 Apr,MA-A 5:20:28a Nat Pisciotta 79 Whittier--- CA 23 Oct ,NY-A 2:25:28a Don Coffman 40 Frankfort KY 18 Apr,MA-A 5:28:00a William McNeil 75 , Middletown NY 1 May ,NY-A 2:25:40a Ralph Zimmerman 42 N Tonawanda NY 11 Jun,MN-A 5:39:19 Theodore Hyde 79 The Da:les OR 2 Oct ,OR-A 2:26:19 David Hayes 41 Grangeville ID 11 Sep,OR-A 2:26:40a Michael Mahler 40 Santa Monica CA 1 Oct,UT-A

marathon Men- 80 thru 84 marathon Men- 45 thru 49 4:53;lla Paul Spanqler 84 San Luis Obspo CA 24 Jui,CA-A 80 Skokie IL 16 Oct.IL-A 2:26:46a Fay Bradley 45 Washington DC 18 Apr,MA-A 5:27:30 Ben Mostow 84 San Diego •CA 23 Oct.NY-A 2:28:40a Brian Harris 47 Royal Oak MI 18 Apr,MA-A 5:42:193 Noel Jonnson 2:28:50a William Joiinston 46 Salt Lake City UT 1 Oct,UT-A 2:30:38a Ardel Boes 46 Golden CO 16 Oct,CO-A 2:32:34 Lowell Gaither 45 Lincoln NE 5 Nov,NE-A marathon Women- 35 thru 39 2:33:16 Jim Knerr 48 Simi Valley CA 23 Jan,CA-A 2:33:39 A1 Huff 45 Seattle WA 27 Mar,WA-A 2:33:2Sa Gabriele Andersen 38 Sun Valley ID 4 Dec,CA-A 2:33:49 Jim Oaks 45 Huntsville AL 10 Dec,AL-A 2:33:36 Laurie Binder 35 Oakland CA 16 Jan.TX-A 2:33:54a Robert Landry 46 CT 18 Apr,MA-A 2:37:17 Jane Buch 35 Smithville OH 16 Oct,OH-A 2:34:02 Fredrick Hagerman 47 15 May,OH-A 2:44:14a Susan Henderson 36 Boulder CO 18 Apr,MA-A resident foreigner 2:48:03 Jan Bustad 35 Puyallup WA 24 Jul,WA-A 2:29:17 Fritz Mueller 46 New York NY 27 Mar,WA-A 2: 48:32a Nelly Wright 37 Pacific Grove CA 4 Dec.CA-A 2:48:46a Barbara Filutze 36 Erie PA IS Apr,MA-A 2:49:12 Dawn Welch 35 Grants Pass OR 11 Sep,OR-A marathon Men- 50 thru 54 2:50:06 Rebecca Baum 36 Springfield IL 4 Oec,MO-A 2:50:13a Melinda Carter 35 Austin TX 11 Jun,MN-A 2:31:35a Norman Green 50 Wayne PA 18 Apr,MA-A resident foreigners 2:32:4Sa David Salo 50 La Jo11a CA 24 Jul,CA-A 2:41:23a Gillian Horcvitz 28 Gloucester MA 23 Oct, NY-A, 2:39:35a Norman Eastman 52 Lans ing MI 9 Oct,MI-A 2:47:31a Juana Stavolone 38 San Jose CA 4 Dec ,CA-A, ?: tR•5 9 .41 Lawrence j 2 nous con TX 16 Jan,TX-A 2:48:57a Angella Beam 37 New York NY 23 Oct, NY-A, 2:40:14a GayIon Jorgenson • 54 Hignland oT 25 Jui,UT-A 2:40:22a Edward Stabler 54 Syracuse NY 23 Oct,NY-A 2:41:04 Bill Foulk 50 West Lebanon NH 15 May,OH-A 2:41:32 Jack Cagot 50 S Spri.ngfield OH 16 Oct,OH-A marathon Women- 40 thru 44 2:41:45 Donald Gammie 53 Centerville OH 15 .May,OH-A 2:43:01 Jim Volk 50 Seattle WA 24 Jul,WA-.A 2: 44:01a Cindy Dalrymple 41 Washington DC 23 Oct,NY-A 2:48:34a Elaine Kirchen 40 New York NY 23 Oct,NY-A marathon Men- 55 thru 59 2:49:23a Bette Poppers 40 Littleton CO 4 Dec,CA-A 2:50:43 Shirley Weaver 41 Great Falls MT 24 Jul,WA-A 2:36;01a Kenneth Helms 56 Charlotte NC 18 Aor.MA-A 2:52:54a Joan Ollyot 43 San Francisco CA 4 Dec,CA-A 58 Edina MN 2:40:23a Alex Ratelle 16 Jan,TX-A 2:59:36 Christa Romppanen 43 Malibu CA 20 Feb,AZ-A Phil Gross 56 Birmingham AL 6 Nov,DC-A 2:42:31 2:59:47 Charlotte Swanson 41 Spokane WA 24 Jul,WA-A 55 Norman OK 9 Apr,OK-A 2:49:57a Jack Angel 2:59:50a Tina Hayward 42 Vicksburg MI 9 Oct,MI-A 2:51:53 Jfunes Glidewell 56 Fairborn OH 16 Oct,OH-A 2:59:56a Patty Lee Parmalee 43 New York NY 23 Oct,NY-A 2:52:51a 56 Hastings/Hudsn NY 23 Oct,NY-A Don Dixon 3:00.04a Susan Peters 40 Madison WI 9 Oct,MI-A 2:53:48a Ruben Vigil 55 Albuquerque NM 23 Jan.AZ—A 2:53:58 Jordan Bisceglia 57 Pittsburgh PA 27 Feb,PA-A 2:54:07 Naum Bers 58 Washington DC 6 Nov,DC-A 2:54:38a Jim Forshee 57 Ann Arbor MI 9 Oct,MI-A marathon Women- 45 thru 49

2:56:37 Sandra Kiddy 46 Palm Springs CA 13 Feb,CA-A ;narathon Men- 60 thru 64 2:57:02a Joan Reiss 46 Sacramento CA 24 Jul,CA-A 3:01:05a Mimi Lerner 46 St James NY 23 Oct,NY-A :54:34 Steve Cohn 60+ fiellevue WA 24 Jul ,WA-A 3:02:39a Helene Bedrock 48 Cliffside Park NJ 23 Oct,NY-A :58:41a Francesco DiMarco 61 South Windsor CT 18 Apr ,MA-A 3:04:24 Nancy Parker 47 Atlanta GA 10 Dec.AL-A :59:16 Gerald Horton 60 Kula HI 3, Jul ,HI-A 3:06:26 Carolyn Cappetta 47 Concord MA 6 Nov,DC-A :02:03 Warren Utes 63 Park Forest . IL 16 Oct ,IL-A 3:06:49 Christine Curtis 45 Seattle WA 11 Sep,OR-A :03:07 Jim McCown 60 San Diego CA 23 Jan ,CA-A 3:07:15 Laura Tingle 45 + Bradenton FL 16 Oct,IL-A :03:32 Eric Page 60 + Seattle WA 24 Jul ,WA-A 3:08:08a Heidi Skaden-Poyser 46 Sacramento CA 24 Jul,CA-A :04:30a Flory Rodd 60 San Francisco CA 4 Dec ,CA-A 3:08:11 Sylvia Quinn 46 Spokane WA 11 Sep,OR-A :06:23a Jim Parker 61 Monterey MA 18 Apr ,MA-A 3:07:15a George Ogara •60 Novato CA 24 JUl ,CA-A 3:08:06a Paul Lackey 60 Arlington VA 23 Oct .NY-A i marathon Women- 50 thru 54

marathon Men- 65 and 69 2:51:01a Marion Irvine 54 San Rafael CA 4 Dec.CA-A 3:08:33a Toshiko D'Elia 53 Ridgewood NJ 2 Oct,MN-A 27 Mar,WA-A 2:55:15 dive Davies 67 Tillamook OR " 3:12:09a Reina Hart 51 CA 5 Jun,CA-B TX 16 Jan,TX-A 3:04:32 Charles Ogilvie 65 Ben Wheeler 3:16:30 Beverly Lampe 52 Monona WI 15 Oct,WI-A CA 1 May,CA-A 3:13:41 Paul Reese 66 Sacramento 3:18:33a Margarete Deckert 50 Lagrangeville NY 23 Oct,NY-A WI 18 3:20:27a John Archer 68 Oconomowoc. Apr,MA-A 3:18:35a Janet Glassman 54, Allentown PA 18 Apr,MA-A Wilfredo Rios NY 13 Nov ,NJ-A 3:22:12 67 Queens 3:19:27a Anne Johnson 54 Olivenhain CA 5 Jun,CA-B GA 12 3:22:36 HT Marshall 65 Decatur Feb,GA-A 3:25:17 Madonna Buder 53 Spokane WA 24 Jul,WA-A Madison WI 20 Feb ,AZ-A 3:25:42 Louis Preysz 66 3:26:15 Hildy Fosse 54 Holderness NH 30 Oct,NH-A Cincinnati OH 16 Oct,OH-A 3:25:46 Jule Jacobson 66 3:27:42a Patricia Johnson 50 Federal Way WA 18 Apr,MA-A 3:26:02a Tony Lipscomb 65 Demopolis AL 20 Peb,LA-A 3:26:14 Reg Rollason 66 Satsuma FL 20 Feb,FL-A Continued on Page !8 tsvr

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event in the second-slowest time in the history • Older masters finished first in Wendy's lOK. of the race, 2:35 06: Don Marathon, 47, whose Bowling Green. KY, Nov 5 when Bill Olrich. 57 marathons m a year made the pages of the 48. turned m a 32:44. and fiAargaret ffforris 52. Guinness Book of Records, was working on logged a 43.24, in a tough VV.50 field, to garner another string with a 3:37:07 for 103rd place: masters honors. Roland Anspach, 57. won with and Sy Mah, 57, completed his 314th career a 38:07 Fleetwood Fesmtre. 66. took his divi marathon, also a WR, in 3:59:14, sion race over George Sheehan, 65. by 10 • One of the top masters races of the year is the seconds in 41:16 wheelchair, but a European-Australian style Dynamis 15K, set for May 13 in Syracuse, N Y. NATIONAL MID-AMERiCA handicap race, with the slowest, or oldest, run $5000 will be awarded to the top ten invited •A drug use quiestionnaire in the American ner, starting up the track, and fastest, or masters finishers. Villanueva, Conway and • The Mid-Amenca k/iasters is bidding to host Running & Fitness Association's publication youngest, runner, starting at scratch. If Bowers will be among the 40+ entries. the 86 TAC Masters Indoor T&F Champion Running & Fitness elicited 63 responses, 17% scheduled, the races will be directed by Rob • Perry Leary, 44, England, finished the Mike ships. to be held at Kansas U in a new facility to Hannon Memorial 20 Mile, Central Park, NYC, of which admitted regular use of marijuana, Hunter, who ran a series of successful han-. be completed for the '86 meet. The Lawrence in an 11th place 1:56:01 while 5% stated use of cocaine and 11% used dicaps last year in San Diego. Four races were TC and K U. are cooperating with the bid and other drugs. Users put in 39 miles per week; held a couple of years ago in the Grandfather • Joe Dugan, 45, Brentwood, NY, forsook the desire a late date to showcase the new track. non-users, 29. Best lOK times for drug users Games to. enthusiastic response. Hunter just elevators with 34 other stairclimbers who ran • Ham Mornlngstar, 66, Ann Artior, ML was the averaged 44 minutes, while non-users averag returned from his native Scotland, where his 86 flights of stairs from the stairwell (65°) to the most sparkling master of the 145 competitors at ed 46 minutes. Incomes for users averaged pupil KIpperr Bell, 22, became the first finish (20°) in the 7lh Annual Empire State an all-corners meet. U S.A.F.A.. Colorado Spr $41,500 annually; $52,200 for non-users. All American to win the prestigious 114-year-old Building Run-Up, sponsored by the NYRRC, ings. Feb II, with three M65meet records drug users had completed four years of cotlege, Skol New Year 110-meter Sprint Handicap. He March 1. Dugan's time of 14:27 placed 11th SP(8#), 39'8 1/2"; HJ. 4'3" and PV, T Hugo except for one who had a high school diploma. defeated 163 competitors, including 36 among the 26 men, the oldest of whom was Hartenstein, 49 also slione brightly with a 6 74 None of the respondents used drugs in connec masters. Bell was a 25-1 longshot in the legal Chico Scimone, 72, Taormina, Italy, who had a 60y dash and a meet record 34.8 300y tion with running..Those who had run under the betting before the heats, but scorched to a 21:13 effort. Anna Thornhill, 43, Manhattan, • In a Feb. 26 meet at the Air Force Academy. influence stated that drug use impaired perfor 10.75 victory — the equivalent of a 9.83 was the 4th female rise-runner of the 9 women Gilberto Gonzalez, 70, of Puerto Rico, logged finishers in 15:41. Overall winner was Al Wa- mance. 100-meters. ( holds the world three amazing performances when he ran a • Can the position of the moon affect your runn 100m record at 9.93.) Bell improved quie, 32, of Jemez Pueblo, NM. iji 11:29. 60yHH (30", lOy spacingi in a WR time of 9.9 • Elaine Kirchen, 41, placed 8th of 241 women ing performance? Steve Durand of Los Angeles dramatically under Hunter's 4-month training and broke world indoor marks m ftie LJ with a in 30:05, Central Park 5 Mile, NYC, March 3. thinks so. "Many world records have occurred program, but has signed with the USFL's Pitt remarkable 15'8 ' leap that demolished the when the moon was within a 10-degree arch sburgh Maulers, so he isn't eligible for the Ted Haiman, 41, hit the finish m 26:05 for first record of 13'5 ', and in the TJ with a 30' 2 directly above," he says with a straight face. Olympics. Bell will also continue to run on the M40+ and 22nd place of 581 men. Bill 1/4". which erased his own 3-month old 28' 4 "Emil Zatopek ran the world's first sub-29- rich Sprint Handicap circuits in both Scotland Brobston, 71, outlegged half the field in 34:53. 1/2" mark minute lOK under these conditions. Ron and . Coach Hunter, whose methods SOUTHEAST • The Shawnee, OK, trio of John Huddleston, Clarke's world-record 27;39 lOK, 's and sprint techniques helped lower Bell's times Leonard Wray, and Earl Sumpter raided the i:51.1 mile, 's 2:08:33 to world class levels, plans to promote Sprint • Cindy Dalrymple's victory in the Gasparilla Lincoln TC Indoor Championships in Lincoln, marathon, Henry Rono's 8:05 steeplechase, Handicap Circuits in California similar to those 15K, Tampa, PL, Feb. 11, extended her NB. March 4, and returned safely with 15 and Bob Beamon's 29'2" long jump were aided abroad. unbeaten masters string of wins to 62 over a medals-10 gold. Submaster Huddleston, by the lunar effect. Probably most of your PR's 2-year period. Oklahoma Baptist U. track coach, took a first in were set under these conditions, although you • Once a year, Florida "flatlanders" flock to the the SP (44'2"). second in the 60yHH (7.8) and didn't realize it at the time. If you want to take • Bob Thurston, 40, Washington, DC, covered rural central Florida town of Brooksville to test pentathlon, and third In the 60y dash (6.8), HJ advantage of this, just compete when the moon the 23rd Washington's Birthday Marathon, their hill-running abilities. However, since the (5'6"), and LJ(19'3 l./Z"). Wray,a retired track is directly overhead." Greenbelt, MD, Feb. 19, in 2:42:12 for a 5th lOK Ioop course is run on what seems like every coach, won the M60+ SP (33 7 1/2"). HJ • An added feature of the 1984 TAG National overall. The race result showed other facts of in hill in town, the "flatlanders" are often left (3'1I "), PV (6'3 "), 60y dash (8.6), and 300y Masters TSF Championships in Eugene August terest: Gordon Minty, 35, who is in training for struggling in despair, despite numerous at (49.0). Sumpter, 65, finished strong in all of his 17-19 may be a couple of "handicap" races. Not the Olympic Trails and has run 2:12, won the tempts to cheer them on by race director Jim M60+ victories, mile (6.05.4), 880 (3:24>. 440 Cuff, who has the course sprinkled with en (82.6), and two mite (13.20). Sumpter started Continued from Page 17 couragement placards, high school and competing only one year ago. marathon Women 55 thru 59 bluegrass bands, banjo pickers, and "Burma Shave" signs. Forty-five-year-olds Joe and Lin SOUTHWEST 3:14:11a Margaret Miller 57 Thousand Oaks CA 2 Oct,MN-A da Burgasser, who "live" on the hills, stole the 3:22:03 Billie Murphy 56 Tacoma WA 24 Jul,WA-A show, finishing 12th male and 5th female • , 1968 Olympic gold medalist 3:31:13 Mary Storey 58 Riverside CA 23 Jan,CA-A overall to each win the masters division. in the 110-meter hurdles, (and 4th in 1972) is 3:35:46 Adele Milicevic 56 Scottsdale AZ 20 Feb,AZ-A • Bob Beathard, general manager of the now 40. Running in the LSU Relays, the com- 3:39:05a Alene Park 57 Huntsville AL 18 Apr,MA-A ebacking Davenport got a rolling start, thought 3:39:50a Donna Downs- 57 ID 18 Apr ,.MA-A Washington Redskins, left his team in Tampa on 3:44:11a Janet Grenda 57 Stone Ridge NY 23 Oct,NY-A Super Bowl Sunday morning to run a lOK in St. he heard a second gun, and pulled up while the 3:52:42a • MaeAnn Garty '55 San Diego CA 10 Apr,CA-A Petersburg, across the bay. Supported by a rest of the 60H field hurdled on. The dispirited 3:55:02 Harriet Wilson 55 Eugene OR 11 Sep,OR-A horde of Redskin fan runners, Beathard finish Davenport dismissed it as a "rookie" error and 3:55:07 Elisabet 'Van Battum 59 9 Jan,LA-A ed 2nd in the M45 with a 37:09. went back to work on his start. His 7.33 in the marathon Women- 60 thru 64 • Alex Coffin, 47, placed 3rd in 24:57 for his heats was the best time of the meet. Dare TC in its dual x-country meet with Resur 3:50:S3a Peggy Norton 61 MA 18 Apr,MA-A rection Lutheran Church over a 4-mile course, 3:54:49 Rita Tomassini 62 Avondale Ests GA 24 Nov,GA-A but Dare lost out, 25-30, on the basis of a 1-2 4:01:39 Gerry Davidson 61 Fallbroo)c CA 20 Feb,CA-A finish by Resurrection runners in their 30's, 4:03:23 Josephine Hess 64 Selah WA 27 Feb,OR-A 4:09:01a Betty Haleen 61 Ninnetonka MN 2 Oct,MN-A Charlotte, NC, March 3. Other master runners 4:09:44 Lynn Edwards 60 Sylvania IL 16 Oct,IL-A on the Dare team were 7th place Dick 4:13:47a Althea Wetherbee 64 Huntington Stn NY 5 Jun,CA-B McMackIn, 49, (27:51) and 12th place Chuck 4:14:19a Mary Rodriguez 61 ^Rego ParJc NY 5 Jun,CA-fl Noe, 43, (31.01). Don Dowdle, 47. (30:56) was 4:20:46a Loretta Shehan 60 West Seneca NY 23 Oct.NY-A Resurrection's first M40+. The undefeated 4:31:19a Helen Klein 60 20 Feb,LA-A Dare TC's women's team won, 7-16, led by Ann Veeder, 42, (24 18) and Shirley Mills, 42, marathon Women- 65 thru 69 (24:46) over'a 3.1-mile course. The concept of dual meets between local teams is, if not uni 3:47:24a Marcie Trent 65 Anchorage AK 18 Apr,MA-A que, certainly rare in the U.S., although quite 3:53:41a Edna Laflin 65 Sun City West AZ 5 Jun ,CA-B common in other countries, particularly the 3:58:17. Josephine Hess 65 Selah WA 24 Jul,WA-A U.K. If it catches on here, it could add an in 4:17:44 Algene Williams 67 Par)t Forest IL 16 Oct,IL-A 4:24:59a Mary Varani 65 Detroit MI 9 Oct,MI-A teresting dimension to the U.S. running scene. 4:36:42a Judy Simon 67 La Mesa CA 5 Jun,CA-B Another nice twist to these dual meets is that 4:44:24a Ada Thomas 69 San Francisco CA 24 Jul,CA-A the teams are made up of runners of all ages. 4:48:15 Pearl Mehl 69 Boulder CO 8 May ,CO-A The youngest male runner was 11 and the 4:59:01a Priscilla Libby 65 Los Angeles CA 24 Jul,CA-A oldest 59: the youngest female was 9. 5:06:06 Evelyn Irvin 65 j^pokane WA 27 Mar,WA-A • Bill Stanley churned a 2:44:12 as first master in the Savannah Marathon January 14. Malcolm marathon Women1- ,70 thru 74 Glllis took 50-59 honors in 2:53:19. Frances . Wildmann's 3:43:26 led the 40+ women. 4:47:S2a Fenya Crown 70 Beverly Hills CA 5 Jun,CA-B 4:59:28 Anne Clarke" 74 Glen Ellyn IL 16 Oct,IL-A MIDWEST S:ll;41a Bess James 7.3 San Jacinto CA 5 Jun ,r,-B S:18:06a Felicitas Salazar 74 San Diego CA 5 Jun,CA-B Dean Relnke has published a 1984 Running Calendar featuring running events in Michigan

marathon • Women1- 75 thru 79 and Indiana. Complete with pace charts and training tips, it's available from Reinke at Andre Tocco at Lasse Viren lOK. -4156 : 46ar- Mavis Lindgren - - 76 Orleans --- GA ...5. Jun ,CA-rB Athtelic , Aone*. Xlru\tersity. Cotnoions, Soulb 5:00:37 Ida Mint: 78 Glencoe IL 16 (Jet, IL-A Bend IN 46635. 219/272-7564. Photo bv Richard Lee Slotkm April, 1984 National Masters News page 19

• Ron Kirkpatrick, 46, was a double winner in reports that 20 ex-Olympians have entered thus the New Mexico Corporate Cup Indoor at Albu far, and that teams are coming from the querque, Feb. 12, in the 60y (7.3) and 440 Republic of China, Mexico, Australia, and So. (55.9), as was Stan Hayes, 43, in the mile (5:04) Africa. Plus, Bill Cosby and a group from the and the 2-mile (11:04). Philadelphia Masters will compete on the 29th. • Dale Hager, 40, Dallas, not only improved on AdIer expects 500 athletes. his last year's 9th-place time of 5:00 in the • Jim Bowers, 45, won the whole thing with a Masters Mile at the Dallas Times Herald Indoor, 1st place 1:42:46 in a 30K at Santa Rosa, CA. Feb. 4, but won this year's race in 4:39.8. His effort betters present M45 times, both loop Track and field events feature competition for men and women over age 30 unless Robert Abbott was second in 4:44.9. and point-to-point, but the course, although said otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age groups with to be accurate, is not certified. Janet Bucken- the exception of national masters championships, which may be limited to men dahl, 49, also had a lime (2:12:08) below the and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional championships W45 record. • Larry Banuelos' time of 30:50 in the Sub-4 will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to the event. Please Caprolan 8K, Newport Beach, CA, Dec. 10, • Paul Spangler turned 85 m March, so the San broke the existing age-59 record of 32:42y held Luis Obispo, Calif, physician now begins an send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van NuysCA 91404. by Oscar Burris. assault on a new batch of age-group records. • Bruce Springbett, 51, Los Gatos, CA, receiv Although slowing slightly in the last few years, ed the Bud Winter Award at the Greater San Spangler continues to be an inspiration to July 21. Masters pentathlon, Philadelphia. Jose Sports Assn. Awards and Scholarship Ban several generations of younger athletes. He TRA CK & FIELD Fred Mannis, 104 W. Montgomery Ave., regularly appears on TV, articulating the health quet, Feb. 14, for his work with youth athletic NATIONAL Ardmore PA 19003. 215/642-5989. programs. Springbett, who won the M50 100m benefits of running. "Now that I'm in the 85+ August 4. Philadelphia Masters Champion and 200 in the '83 Nationals in Texas, division," he says, "I'll have 3 or 4 years before May 4. TAC National Masters Pentathlon ships, Fred Mannis, 104 W. Montgomery represented Canada in the '54 British Com the kids catch up with me again." Championships, Raleigh, NC. Raleigh Park Ave., Ardmore PA 19003. 215/642-5989. monwealth Games and in the '55 Pan American • World-age-record-holder Dorothy Stock. & Recreation Dept., PO Box 590, Raleigh, August TBA. Empire State Games, Games. W50, of La Mesa, Calif, finds her gravity inver NC 27602. Albany, NY. • Gary Goettelman, 40, whizzed through Willy's sion machine ($120) helps her sciatica and back July 7-8. TAC National Masters Decathlon September 2. Potomac Valley Masters 5 Mile, Los Altos, CA, Jan. 14, in 25:46 for an trouble. On March 4, she logged a good 40:34, & Heptathlon Championships, In Games, Washington, DC. Sal Corrallo, M40+ win. Ulrlch Kaempf, 53, captured the and plans to get under 40 this season. dianapolis. Henry Hopkins, 833 N. Center 5351 N. 37 St., Arlington, VA 22207. M50 race in 27:32, and Dennis Egley, 60, eas • The date and site of the TAC Western Rd., Plainfield., IN 46158. 317/839-7736. ed home in 31:00 for an M60+ first. Sister Regional Masters T&F Championships are still August 17-19. 17ih Annual TAC National SOUTHEAST up in the air. The problem is that the LA Olym Marlon Irvine, 54, was not contested in a W40+ Masters Championships, Eugene, Oregon. April 7. Old Timers Meet, W. Palm Beach, pic Committee is tying up most of the good win in 30:47; Gall Rodd, 41, took second Oregon Track Club Masters, PO Box Fla., J. Leonard H.S., 1 p.m. Joe Valdez, w/master in 32:59. Top master Bill Clark, the tracks until after the Olympics. Meet director 10085, Eugene OR 97440. 503/687-0122. 305/471-1891. Gary Miller is trying to line up the new Olympic race's organizer, dropped out after running into May 4-6. 14th Annual Southeastern training track at Occidental College sometime in a first-turn pylon, but came back a week later to NEW ENGLAND Masters International Championships, July. run a 32:45 lOK in San Jose. . May 27-28. Senior Sports Festival, North Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, N.C. • Submaster Frank Rellly amassed the highest • Mike Hofbrook, M40, successfully defended Marblehead, Mass. 55 and over. Many Southeastern Masters, c/o Raleigh Parks & total ever for any M30+ contestant in the his Masters Mile title at the Foot Locker Classic, sports. North Shore Jewish Community Recreation, P.O. Box 590, Raleigh NC history of the Gill Weightman's Pentathlon, Nor- San Francisco Cow Palace, March 2, in the ex Center, 4 Community Road, Marblehead, 27602. thridge, CA, Feb. 1, with a 4026, aided by a cellent time of 4:27.3, which broke the masters MA 01945. May 12. Birmingham Classic, Birmingham, 160' HT and a 183'U" DT. Edward Hill out- meet record of 4:30.5 set by Tom Cathcart in June 16. Waltham Masters & Submasiers Ala. Birmingham, TC, P.O. Box 1491, Bir threw the M40 group for 3756, topped bya 35# the '80 meet. (Holbrook, of Fair Oaks, CA, won Meet, Leary Field. Joe Tranchita, 88 mingham, AL 35201. weight loss of 50'. Olympic hopeful Lorna Grif the M40 mile at the '83 TAC National Indoor in Russell St., 'Waltham, MA 02154 fin heaved the shot 55'11" and the discus 4:29.9.) Second-place Harvey Franklin also June 24 Senior Olympics, Brown Stadium, June 5 to July 31. All-Comers Meets, each 188'6" in totaling 3738. John Brenner, UCLA's broke the old time with a 4:30.2. Holbrook Rl. George Silva, 82 Fowler St., No. Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Lovett Schools, Atlan throwing phenomenon, obliterated Dean resisted an early surge by the pack and trailed Kingston, RI 02852. ta. Championships July 29, 30, 31. Franklin by 50 yards at the mid-point, but went Grouser's 1981 WR 4665 to.al with a 5028 June 9. TAC Southeast Regional Masters into the lead with a lap and a half left and count, highlighted by a 68'9 1/2" SP, which EAST Championships, Atlanta, GA. Ken Kirk, could have measured more but bounced off of blasted to a decisive finish, which brought the 3800 Stonewall Terrace, Atlanta, CA the top of a log barrier set at 70'. crowd to its feet. Holbrook credited the win to April 28-29. . Masters relays. 30339. • EIno, of Malibu, CA, took the 5K masters title his coach, John Mansoor, who designed a Fred Mannis, 104 W. Montgomery Ave., June 9-10. Northwest Classic, Miami, Jesse of the 5/lOK Conejo races at Westlake Village, special interval program for him,, and his Thomas Court No. D, Ardmore PA 19003. Holt, 1310 N.W. 90th St.. Miami, FL. CA, Feb. 19, in a 7th place 17:14; Joe Jacbbsen Capitol City Flyer teammates, who pushed him 215/642-5989. 33147. was second M40-44 in a lOth place 17:29. through his final workouts. The other finishers May 20. New 'York Masters Champion July 7, Southeastern Track Classic, Green Rachel Zaragoza won the W40-49 division in were George Mason (4:35.5), Sal Vasquez ships, Randall's Island, New York City. NY ville, SC. Tom Malik, 104 Pinewood Dr., 23:27. Jesse Cook scorched a 36:29 for the (4:38.8), and Gary Goettleman (4:39.0). Masters, 77 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY Greer, SC 29651. lOK masters entree, while Chrlsta Romppanen 11217. July 14. Virginia TAC State Outdoor Open raced to a 39:33 W40+ win. INTERNATIONAL May 20. West Penn TC Masters Champion & Masters Championships, Charlottesville, • Helen Dick, 59, got an A+ in the Startest ships, Washington, PA. Barry Kline, 1245 See Masters Scene VA. Virginia Masters, PO Box 56%, lOK, Los Angeles, Feb. 26, by finishing 1st Alamae Lakes, Washington, PA 15301. Charlottesville, "VA. w/overall in 41:55. Steve Berman, 41, scored a International Section Page 36 May 26. Potomac Valley Seniors Cham pionships, 9 a.m.. College Park, MD. Sal July 21-22. Virginia TAC State Open & 37:13 for 1st M40+ and 27th in the 467 field. Masters Decathlon Championships, • Andre Tocco turned in an M40+ first, an Corrallo, 5351 N. 37 St., Arlington, VA 22207. Charlottesville, VA. M45 win, and a 5th overall (92 finishers) with December 30. Holiday Weight Pentathlon his 1:54:58 in the SPA/TAC 30K Champion May 26. Masters Running Pentathlon, Philadelphia. Fred Mannis, 104 W. Mon (9 am) and regular Pentathlon (2 pm), ships, Feb. 26. The racing gods have had it in Delray Beach, FL. Randall Cooper, Atlan for this race, which has been shut down by the tgomery Ave., Ardmore PA 19003. 215/642-5989. tic Community School, 2501 Seacrest police for lack of a permit, run in 100° temps Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33435. with smog, and hit, last year, by the big June 2. Chariots of Fire Masters Meet, rainstorm of the year. This year, the last half Atlantic City, N.J. was run in a roaring Santa Ana wind gale. Times June 9. Western Penn. Championships suffered, but it was a great character builder. (HS, Open, Masters), Washington, PA. Barry Kline, 1245 Alamae Lakes, The Tocco led Point Fermin Flyers won the M40-49 team trophy. Jim Brownsfleld brought Washington, PA 15301. his M50-59 Fleet Feet-Yorba Linda team to vic June 16. TAC New Jersey Masters Cham tory in 2:03:22. pionships, Rutgers U., Piscataway, NJ. • Joe Packard, 80 last December, set two new Ron Salvio, Squan Rd., Clarksburg, NJ M80+ WR's at an all-comers meet, Berkeley, 08510. 609/259-9268. CA, Feb. 25, when he dashed to a 15.4 100m to June 17. TAC Metropolitan Masters Cham wipe out Konrad Boas' 16.4, set at the V World pionships, Randall's Island, New York Ci Games, and a 32.6 200m to lower his own ty. NY Masters, 77 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217.. month-old mark of 33.5. California • Shirley Matwn, 43, stayed on the roll, with a June 23-24. TAC Eastern Regional Masters Championships, Washington, DC. Sal Cor TRACK & RUNNING NEWS 37:03 second overall to Karen Chorney (35:22) .. 18 THE publication fof Calilofnians . Now m of Canada in the 1200 women field of the rallo, 5351 N. 37th St., Arlington, VA its ninth yeai .. MONTHLY ISSUES taature 22207. statewide scheduling, results, rankings, protites. L'eggs lOK in San Diego, Feb. 25..On March 3, features, photos and more .. For aL Cantor- Matson bettered Micki Gorman's age-43 AR of July 7. New York Masters Relay Carnival, mans—men, women, open, masters, high school, cotiege ar>d commurtity cotiese 57:15 for the 15K, when she ran a blistering Randall's Island, NYC. NY Masters, 77 Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. St2 (12 isaues) • S22 (2-i latuM) • S30 (36 tssuesj 56:12, also in San Diego. For your subscription send your name, aderess. c

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L- MIDWEST of Texas-Arlington (Dallas area). Joe Mur CANADA phy, 4308 N. Central Expwy, S-206, Dallas April 29. 2nd Annual North Coast Relays, TX. 75206 June 9-10. Ontario Masters Champion ON TAP FOR APRIL Cleveland Hts., OH. James A. Barrett, ships, Oshawa Civic Fields. Mendal Smith, 3801 Shannon Rd., Cleveland Hts., OH WEST 26 Lake Driveway East, Ajax, Ont. LIS TRACK & FIELD 44118. 216/932-0049(h); 687-7133(w). April 14. Central California TAC Assn. 3N6. May 5. 4th Annual Wolfpack Meet, Masters Championships, Fresno, CA. July 7-8. Canadian Masters Champion The Old Tinters Meet W. Whetstone H.S., Columbus, OH. John Hugh Adams, 7904 S. McCall, Selma, CA ships, Richmond, British Columbia. Don Palm Beach on the 7th kicks off White, 4865 Arthur Place, Columbus, OH 93662. Trethewey, 8451 Dorval Rd., Richmond, Springtime action. In the West, the 43220. 614/424-7011; 459-2547. April 15. Mt. SAC Relays, Mt. SAC Col B.C. V7C 3J1. Central Caiifornia Masuers Cham July 14. Ontario Masters Pentathlon Cham May 27. TAC Ohio Masters Champion lege, Walnut, CA. Some masters events. pionships in Ffefatt- on the 14th ships, Trotwood, Ohio. Harold Martin, Hal Smith, 18720 Oxnard St., No. 404, Tar- pionships, Toronto. - Art Rappich, 86 7521 Arundel Rd. Trotwood Ohio. zana, CA 91356. 213/342-1174. Gloucester St., No. 1105, Toronto, Ont. and the Mr. SAC r^ys in Waiout 513/854-3261. April 28. Sacramento Relays. Open and May 2S2. on the 15th highligTct the weekend. May 27. 6th Annual Wolfpack Pentathlon, Masters. Calif. St. U. Sacramento, CA. August 17-19. Pan-American Masters The Sacramento cipep and masters Championships, Ottawa, Ontario. Danny Upper Arlington H.S., Columbus, OH. See Bob Cooper, 24 College Park, Davis, CA relays go on the Sfek, with 500 May 5, John White. 95616. 916/756-4088. Daniels, R.R. No. 3, Carp, Ont. KDA ILO. athletes expected Olympic June 2. Athlete's Foot Masters Meet, April 28-29. Olympic Legends Masters T&F Augustana College, Rock Island, IL. Kathy Meet, Los Angeles, CA. Bill Adler, LA- INTERNATIONAL Legeiids Maihe^s •ivjeet in Lp® Loper, 1029 16th Ave., East Moline, IL VAC, 1801 Ave. of the Stars, Suite 415, Angeles Co; the iSih and 29th. 61244. 319/386-9141. Los Angeles, CA 90067. 213/557-2422. See Schedule LONG DISTANGE »LfNNP

June 2. L'eggs Mini Marathon lOK, New May20.~Revco-Cleveland Marathon& lOK, May 27. Brentwood lOK, Los Angeles. York City. NVRRC, P.O. Box 881, NYC Cleveland, Ohio. Reno Starnoni, PO Box Valerie Johnson, P.O. Box 49913, Los CLASSIFIEDSS 10150. 212/860-4455 46604, Bedford OH 44146. 216/425-9811. Angeles CA 90049. May 20. RRCA National 15K Open and July 1. Pepsi Challenge lOK Champion July 4. Monarch Bank 5K & lOK Run in the If you are promoting a race meet, or offer a ships, New York City, NYRRC, PO Box Masters Championships, Michigan City, Parks, Laguna Niguel, CA. Bill Pascual, service or product or wish to place a per 881, FDR Station, New York, NY 10150. Ind. Dunes Running Club, Box 42, 24372 Las Naranjas, Laguna Niguel, CA sonal ad. the rate is 25' a word. Payatvie Michigan City, IN 46360. 212/860-4455. 92677. 714/831-6618. with copy. Oectdline is the 10th of ttie month July 22. New York Masters lOK Walking June 16. Grandma's Marathon, Duluth, prior to issue date. Send to NMN, PO Box August 19. San Francisco Marathon, San Handicap Race, Brooklyn, NY. NY Minn. Grandma's Marathon, P.O. Box 2372. Van Nuys, CA 91404. Masters, 77 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, NY 6234, Duluth, MN 55806. 218/727-0947. Francisco, CA. PO Box 27385, San Fran 11217. SASE. cisco, CA 94127. 415/681-2322. Arthur Lydiard Westchester Running Camp. August 18. Asbury Park lOK Classic, N.J. July 15. Lady Wolfpack Classic 20K, Col June 24-30, 1984. All abilities. Mate and Phil Benson, Box 2287, Qcean, NJ 07712. umbus, Ohio. Women only. John White, Female. 1983 camp irtcluded 50% Masters 4865 Arthur PI., Columbus, OH 43220. runrters. Get individualized instruction from 201/531-4156. SORTHWE.ST October 7. TAC Eastern Masters lOK 614/459-2547. the World's Expert. In 5 months 1983 cam Cross-Country, Van Gortlandt Park, August 25. Bobby Crim 10-Mile Road April 1. Bonne Bell lOK, Seattle. Laurel pers won a national Masters RRC 5K titie » Bronx, N.Y. NY Masters, 77 Prospect Race. John Harpst, 1101 S. Saginaw, Flint James, 7210E. Greenlake Dr., N., Seattle, arid North American Women's 50 plus Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. MI 48502. 313/766-7346. WA 98115. 206/522-7788. MarattHvn record using Lydiard's Octobers. Bonne Bell lOK National Finals, October 7. RRCA National 50 Mile Cham April 14. Pearblossom 20K, Medford, techniques. For brochure, contact: Tom Boston. Bonne Bell, 18519 Detroit Ave., pionships, Chicago, IL. Noel D. Nequin, Oregon. Jerry Swartsley, P.O. Box 146, Robinson, 128 Clarence Rd.. Scarsdaie. NY Lakewood OH 44107. M.D., Swedish Covenant Hospital, 5145 N. Medford OR 97501. 503/535-1205. 10583. October 27. NY Masters 5K and lOK Cross- California Ave., Chicago, IL 60625. May 6. Lilac Bloomsday 12K, Spokane, Country, Van Cortlandt Park, Bronx, N.Y. October 21. America's Marathon, Chicago. WA. Sylvia Quinn, B.O. Box 1511, MAKE NEW RUNNING FRIENDS as you NY Masters, 77 Prospect Place, Brooklyn Bob Bright, 214 West Erie St., Chicago IL Spokane, WA 99210. 509/838-1579. travel. USA/foreign. Send SASE to Jeff NY 11217. 60610. 312/951-0660. May 11 Women'sU.S. Olympic Marathon Whitmore. Rt. 1. Box 1023, Gerrardstovm October 28. . November 10. Wendy's lOK Classic, Bowl Trials, Olympia, Washington. Qualifying WV 25420. NYRRC, PO Box 1388 GPO, New York ing Green, Kentucky. Dave Mason, 1502 Time: 2:51:16. NY 10016. 212/860-4455. Weston St., Bowling Green KY 42101. June 2. Governor's Cup Marathon, November 4. Marine Corps Marathon, 502/781-2834. Helena, Mont. Governor's Cup, PO Box Washington, D.C. Capt. Chris Moody, PO December 30. RRCA National 50K Cham 451, Helena, MT 59624. 406/442-5450. Box 188, Quantico VA 22134. pionships, Peoria, IL, Paul Appall, June 3. "The RACE" 8K Run, Eugene, CANADA 703/640-2225. R.R., Alton. IL 61414. OR. OTC Masters, 1587 Agate, Eugene, May 6, Nike Vancouver International November 11. TAC Metropolitan Masters OR 97403. Marathon, Vancouver, B.C. Don Basham, Gross-Country. NY Masters, 77 Prospect MID-AMERICA June 24. Cascade Run Off 15K, Portland, 1200 Hornby St., Vancouver BC, Canada. Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. OR. Cascade Run Off, 208 S.W. Stark 5 April 14. YMCA Midwest Masters 5-Mile 604/669-3626. Classic III,, age 35-and-over. 1 p.m. Ave., Suite 304, Portland, OR 97204. 503/226-0717. SOUTHEAST Omaha, Neb. Nancy McCormick, 5124 INTERNA TIONAL July 24, Deseret News Marathon, Salt Lake Cuming, Omaha, NB 68132. 402/558-2079. April 7. Scovell/YMCA Airport Classic May 28. Bolder Boulder lOK, Boulder, Col City. Keith West, PO Box 1257, Salt Lake See Schedule lOK & 1 Mile Fun Run, YMCA, Rt. 92, orado. Bruce McDowell, 3033 Iris Ave., City UT 84110. 801/237^2135. International Section Page 36 Deland, Fla. John Boyle, P.O. Box 1824, Boulder CO 80301. 303/444-7223. beland, FL 32720. 904/0022. June 3. RRCA National Open & Masters May 6. Southeastern Masters Distance Jatn- Half-Marathon Championship, Kansas Ci boree, Raleigh, N.C. Marathon, Half- ty, KS. Rich Ayers, 2413 North 57 Terrace, Marathon, lOK, 20K, Walk, Stu Northrop, Kansas City, KS 66104. P^.O. Box 590, Raleigh NC 27602. August 18-19. Pikes Peak Marathon & May 26. Elby's Distance Race 20K, Wheel Half-marathon, Manitou Springs, Col ing, \Yest Virginia. Hugh Stobbs, PO Box orado. PO Box 1694, Colorado Springs CO 1046, Wheeling WV 26003. 80901. 303/471-9790. May 28. Cotton Row lOK, Huntsville, September 6. RRCA National 25K Cham Alabama. John Hickey, 7722 Benaroya pionships, Minneapolis, MN. Jeff Winter, Lane No. 303, Huntsville AL 35802. '3515 Holmes, Minneapolis, MN 55408. 205/881-5608. September 29. Maupintour Fall Classic, July 4. Peachtree lOK Road Race, Atlanta lOK, Lawrence, KA. Tom Leigh, Maupin GA. Roy Benson, 3097 E. Shadowlawn, tour, 913/843-1211. Atlanta, GA 30305. 404/231-9064. September 29. Virginia Ten Miler, Lyn- chburg, VA. Marilyn Straub, 3020 SOUTHWEST Cranehill Drive, Lynchburg VA 24503. April 1. Crescent City Classic lOK, New Orleans, LA. Crescent City Classic, 5242 MIDWEST Magazine St., New Orleans, LA 70015. April 1. Wolfpack Festival of Miles: 5, 10, 504/895-4705. 20, 50; Columbus, OH. 5-year age groups, October 13. International Run Against from 30-up. John White, 4865 Arthur Crime lOK, El Paso, Texas. John Hinshaw. PO Box 15000, El Paso TX 79998. Place, Columbus, OH 43220. 614/424-7011; 459-2547. 915/772-RACE. April 15. 6th Annual L'eggs/YWCA lOK, December 2. White Rock Marathon, Lincoln Park, Chicago. Loop Center Dallas. Phidippides, North Park East, 8822 YWCA, 37 So. Wabash Ave., Chicago, IL N. Central Expressway, Dallas TX 75231. 60603. 312/6600. 214/361-6493. May 5. Old Kent River Bank Run 25K, Grand Rapids Michigan. PO Box 2194, WEST •Grand Rapids Mr49501. 616/774-5272. April 8. Avon 15K, San Francisco. Rich mond YMCA, 360 18th Ave., San Fran cisco. 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880 Dash 45 Hurdles 1. Persak, Mike Grand Rapids TC 2:13.2 1. Flowers, Jim Master Spr Clb 7.4 TRACK & FIELD RESULTS 2. Jones, Richard Minn Mstrs 2:14,2 2. Hirsimaki, Fred Unatt 7.9

2-Mlle Run 4 5 Dash Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS 1. Persak, Mike Grand Rapids TC 10:31 t' • 1. Robinson, Hal Findlty Rd Rns 5.97 NEWS, PC BOX 2372 VAN NUYS OA91404. If possible, 2. Jones, Richard Minn Mstrs 10: 58 2. Flowers, Jim Master Spr Clb 6.06 3. Mays, Catl Unatt 6.50 45 - 49 f€N « please type single space with minimum of white space. 220 Dash L' High Jump 1. Flowers, Jim Master Spr Clb 29.6 1. Raiolow, Bob Euclid Ath Clb 5*4" 2. Robinson, Hal Findley Rd Rns 30.2 2. Coats, Grover Over the Hill 5' 3. Mays, Carl Unatt 33..' 3. Ragland, Tom Over the Hill 4*10"

Shot Put 55 - 59 FEN (continued) 1. Mirka, George Over the Hill 39*2 1/4' 440 Dash 14th .Annual Winter Decathlon Results 2. Ramlow, Bob Euclid Ath Gib 34*7 3/4' 3. Ragland, Tom Over the Hill 29*2" 1. Robinson, Hal Findley Rd Rns 69.4 Masters and Submasters Divisions 2. Flowers, Jim Master Spr Clb 70.4 Cal State University at Long Beach 3. Jackson, ALlen Over the Hill 72.8 Weight Throw 1. Ramlow, Bob Euclid Ath Clb 25*5 1/4" 880 Dash 1. Jackson, Alien Over the Hill 2:58.3 *New Fleet Record Pole Vault 2. Mays, Carl 1. Hoyle, Ed Over the Hill 11*6 1/2" Unatt 3:23.2

60-69 30-39 Mile Racewalk 60 - 64 MEN . 1. 2055 1. John Green 6794* 1. Hall, Charlie Over the Hill 9:10 Trojan Masters Denver High Jump 2. H. Morningstar i. 1823 2. Dave Ricks 6734 1. Heiland, Fred Mile Run West Penn TC 3*8" Ann Arbor TC Floater TC 1. Anderson, Don Geauga Jog 5:34.5 3. Gary Sarell 5526 Shot Put 2. Evely, Ulllard Unatt 5:50.7 50-59 unat. 1. Weiland, Fred West Penn TC 30*9 1/2 1. Al Brenda - 3791 4. Richard Hataon 5446 45 Dash Turlock .Austin, Texas 1. Coats, Grover Mile Racewalk 2. Jock Jocoy 2842 5. Dave Robinson 5296 Over the Hill 5.68 2. Ramlow, Bob 1. Cavlcchi, Dick Over the Hill 7:10 SDAA San Diego Euclid Ath Clb 5.72 6. Miguel Franzoni 4986 3. Ragland, Tom Over tlje-Hill 6.01 440 Dash -40-49 Prove, Utah -T 220 Dash 1. Lacey Tom 1. Dennis Stempel 5402 Chet McGaugh 4856 Findley TC 68.4 2. Cavicchl, Dick Chico Riverside 1. Coats, Grover Over the Hill 26.5 Over the lUH 76.4 2. Dave Thoreson . 4975 8. Bob Cape 4771 2. Ware, James Hoosier TC 29.3 3. Jamison, Gilbert Master Spr Clb 76.5 Santa Barbara Garden Grove 3. Ben Miller 3954 9. James Hollister 4668 Mile Run Sparks, tievada Turlock 880 Dash 1. Cavlcchi, Dick Over the Hill 7:10 4. Bill Poehler 3534 10. Jim Ball 4453 1. Anderson, Don Geauga Jog 2:34.4 Goleta Hunt'ng Beach Sprint Medley Relay 5. Thorn Jones 2850 11.• Bill McGinnis 4101 2-Mile Ibin 1. Ftasters Sprint Club r WVTC RMPB TC 1. Evely, Hillard Unatt 11:23 5:31.9

50 - 54 MEN 45 Hurdles 1. Cavicchl, Dick Over the Hill 8.3 High Jump 2. Weiland, Fred Hest Penn TC 9.9 1. Jackson, Warren Unatt 4*8" 2. Dahlstrom, Carl Motor Cty Str 3*10" 45 Dash 1. Jamieon, Gilbert Master Spr Clb 6:35 Shot Put 2. Cavicchl, Dick Over the Hill 6.40 Lake Erie Track & Field Oianpionahlpa 440 Dash 1. Bredenbeck, R. Over Che Hill 37*11 1/2' 3. Heiland, Fred Heat Penn TC 6.41 1. Lowry, Roger Unatt 62.7 tp< Maple Heights High School 2. Mann, Dick Over the Hill 37*10 1/2* Maple Heights, Ohio 220 Dash 3. Chadbourne, Joe Over the Hill 33*11 1/2* January .8 • 1184 Mile Run 1. Lacey, Tom Findley TC 30.98 1. Gerson, Jeff Over the Hill 5:20 30 - 34 MEN Heiidit Throw 2. Jamison Gilbert Master Spr Clb 32.3 3. Cavicchl, Dick Over the Rtli 33.2 1. Chadbourne, Joe Over the Hill 40* 10 l/t 4 5 Hurdles Shot Put 2. Mann, Dick Over the Hill 34*1 1/4" 1. Steve Kaye Hblfpack TC 45'1 1/2 1. Morgan, Dave Over the Hill 6,9 880 Daah i! 3. Bredenbeck, R. Over the Hill 24' 1. Cavicchl, Dick Over the Hiil 3:25.8 45 Dash Weight Throw Mile Racewalk Chicagd TC 70'6 1/2 1. Steiner, Larry Unatt 5.50 2-FU.le Run 1. Schotetman, Al 1. Dahlstrom, Carl Motor Cty Str 10:10 2. Kaye, Steve Uoltpack TC 40'4" 2. Soltesz, Frank Unatt 5.95 1. Cavlcchi, Dick Over the Hill 16:26 3. Lowry, Roger Unatt 6.0 440 Dash Pole Vault Men 65 - 69 1. Culbreath, Josh Fhila. Mstrs 63.7 1. Prentice Sao Heat Penn TC 13'8" 220 Dash h 2. Morris, Ken Master Spr Clb 67,5 i * 1. Lowry, Roger Unatt 28.2 High Jmp •f #• 3.' Dahlstrom, Carl Motor Cty Str 70.0 2. Soltesz, Frank Unatt 29.3 2-Mile Relay Morninqstar, Ann Arbor TC 4*8" /- - - 10:18 1.' Over the Hill Mile Run 2. Flckl, Max Canadian Mat 4* 880 Dash 1. Ravenscroft, Al Minn. Mstrs 5:41 Shot Hit ff • 4A.0 Dash 1. Lowry, Roger Unatt 2:29.1 1. Flomlngstar, Ham Ann Arbor TC 42*5 1/ 1. Street, Dolan Ann Arbor TC 53.8 2. Pickl, Max 45 Hurdles Canadian Flat 29*8'* 2. Gallagher, Mike Over Che Hill 59.1 40 - 44 MEN 3. Yeomans, High 1. Culbreath, Josh Phila Mstrs 6.7 Clifton TC 27*9" 2. Morris, Kenneth Master Spr Clb 8.9 Mile Run Height Throw - 25# 1. Moneypenny, Dan Siramit Ath Clb 4:50 3. Dahlstroia, Carl Motor Cty Str 9.6 High Jump 1. Pickl, Max Canadian Ftet 26*9" 2. Chappelli, J. Clev. Police 1C5:02 i » ' 1. Hopkins, H. Hoosier TC 4*6" 2. Momingatar, Ham Ann Arbor TC 25*10" 3. Hatfield, Mike Bm 5:04 45 Dash i it 1. Barrett, Jim Over the Hill 5.78 Pole Vault ' Sprint Medley Relay Shot Put 2. Culbreath, Josh Fhila. Mstrs 5.8 1.' HoyC, Pete 1. Florningatar, Ham 1. Over the Hill 4:1^.6 West Penn TC 36*5" 3. Morris, Kenneth Master Spr Clb 6.22 Ann Arbor TC 8' 2. Hopkins, H. Hoosier TC 34*2 1/ 3. Lemos, Willie Cobra TC 26*10" 45 Hirdlea Mile Racewalk 220 Dash 1. Halters, Tim Athletes lA 5.8 1. Yeonana, Hugh aifton TC 10:20 1. Barrett, Jim Over the Hill 27.2 2. Street, Dolan Ann Arbor .'TC 5.8 2. FVillerton, L. Over the Hill 10:32 Height Throw 2. Morris, Kenneth Master Spr Clb 29.7 ff 3. Trugman, Flat Unatt 11:49 45 Dash 1. Hoyc, Pete Heat Penn TC 40*7 1/ 880 Dash 1. Young, Bill SandCovm Str 5.60 440 Dash Pole Vault 1. Ravenscroft, Al Minn. Mstrs 2:22.8 2. Reed, Jerry Over the H11V.-5.61 1. Breslin, Jim Utvian TC 78.6 1. Hopkiiu, H. Hooaier TC 10*6" 2. Dahlstrom, Carl Motor Cty Str 3:10.5

•i k' * 220 Dash 45 Hurdlea Mile Racewalk 2-Mile Run ih *' 1. Young, Bill Sandtown Str 26.2 1. Pickl, Max Canadian Hat 8.4 2. Reed, Jerry 1. Hisner Clev, Heat RRC 10:07 1. Ravenscroft, Al Minn. Mstrs 11:17 f i> : Unatt i:«26.3 3. Halters, Tim Athletes lA 26.4 45 Daah 55 - 59 FEN 1. Pickl, Max Canadian Fist 6,57 kit 2-Mile Run 440 Dash 1. Crist, Ed •f k • 1. Blankenship, Don Unatt 10:35 (MDTC 60.3 High Jump 220 Dash 1. Pickl, Max Onadian Mst 30.9 Mile Relay Mile Run 1. Hirsimaki, Fred Unatt 5* 2. Breslin, Jim Latvian TC 33.7 1. Persak, Mike Grand Rapids TC4:45.7 2. Mays, Carl Unatt t 1. Over the Hill 4:32.7 3*10" r 7 > 2. Heidaan, Bill Unatt 4:48 Shot Put 3. Ireland, Don Unatt 5:20.2 70- 74 MEN "35 - 39 MEN 1. Hirsimaki, Fred Unatt 33*4" - i Sprint Medley Relay 2. Jackson, Allan Over the Hill 31*4" High Jubp High Jiap 1. Over the Hill 3. Mays, Carl Unatt 26*2** 1. Morgan, Dave Over the Hill 5'6" 4:32.8 1. FUotek, Herman Over the Hill 3*4" k f -i 45 Dash Weight Throw ^ * J Shot hit Shot Put 1. Vanvoorhis, Tom Minn. Mstrs 1. Hirsimaki, Fred Unatt = r. 1. Bower, Norman Over the Hill 39'3 1/4' 5.59 22*1" 1. Fdotek, Herman Over the Hiil 27* 2* 27*Butts, Charles 2. Morgan, Dave Over the Hill 37*1" Unatt 5.68 3. Conzales, Robert Mile Racewalk 3. Steiner, Larry Unatt 35'11 1/2 Bnanon Jag 5.72 45 Dash 1. Mays, Carl Unatt 10:12 1. FUotek, Herman Over the Hill 6.78 220 Dash - Height Throw Mile Run .y 1. Bower, Nona Over the Hill 43*10 1/2 1. Vanvoorhis, Tom Minn Mstrs 26.7 220 Dash 2, Conzales, Robert Boanon Jag 27.5 1. Norrla, Matt Clev. West RRC 5:53 1. FUotek, Herman Over the Hill 36.7 i -» April, 1984 National Masters News page 23

880 Dash Pole Vault 7 5 - 79 ^EN 40-49 TEAM SCORES Over the Hill 3:16 1 Coates OTH I128.OO M30-34 1. StlegeImeler, S. MEN VP li32.17 Mile Raceualk 2. Rynes, Mary Over the Hill 3:23 2 Kline J. Bines 14*0" 3 Alexander 1132.70 Eric Nickerson 14*0" I, Flke, Byron Over the HlU 10:13 30-39 55 - 59 WOMEN 4 Huxd UN I136.OO Jim Singley nh 1 West Penn 26 50-59 440 Dash Over the HUl M50-54 Shot Put 1 Sutton VP li32.6 19 1. Fike, Byron Over the Hill 79.8 So Calif Str 10 Jerry Ctonley nh 1. Holland, Bcrnlce Clev. Mstrs 29*3 1/2 2 Sindereon VP ti38.2 Warren Str 5 Wfe5-69 Mile Run Erie 3 H. Momlngstar CO 1. Flke, Byron 7*0"* Over the Hill 7rl8 1000yd Jaguares 1 1. Reardon, Florence Toledo Rdmra 96.3 Two Mile Walk 45 Dash- 30-39 220 Dash 40-49 W30-34 1. Flke, Byron Over the Hill 6.88 1 Ceraon OTH 2i4&.9 1 Vest Penn JO J. Ostrom 20:45.3* I. Reardon, Florence Toledo Rdrnrs 37.2 2 Guy PisEoferrato VP 2i54.6 2 Over the HlU 22 L. Green 23:24.3 3 Joe Hasoarl 2(55 220 Dash 60 - 64 WOMEN 3 Allegheny Nike l6 S. Femner 23:28.2 1. Flke, Byron O/er the Hill 34.8 40-49 4 Jaguaree 1 Bill RleUy AH 2(31.6 M30-34 High Jump MILE RACBVALK Terry Femner 16:47.2* 880 Dash 1. Yeomans, Ernestine Clifton TC 3*2" 50-59 Flke, Byron Over the Hill 3:23.5 1 Overthe Hltl M40-44 70-79 26 John Stiaw 16:48.0* 440 Dash 1 Bmst UN II1I2.5 2 Veat Penn 22 80 - 84 HEN I. Yeoraans, Ernestine Clifton TC 2:01 60+ Two Mile Run M30-34 High .Ajtnp Mile Run 1 Hast Penn 29 Don Smith 1. Pitcher, Arllng Hoosler TC 3*6" 1. Kughn, Ellie Over the Hill 7:23 2 Over the HlU 20 12:13.2 2. Hosack, Everett Over the Hill 3*6" MILS - 2. Yeomans, Ernestine aifton TC 8:30 M35-39 30-39 Bd Donovan 12:57.0 Shot Put VOHEN 45 Dash 1 Glen Andrews UN 4(31.4 1. Hosack, Everett Over the Hill 21*11 1/4 M40-44 1. Yeomans, Ernestine Clifton TC 8.79 2 Thoa Bell UN 4(47.0 Maaters G. McKerlie 11:04.8 3 John Gidel . WP Weight Throw - 25# 5'01.5 1 Vest Penn 23 Geoff Chance 11:05.2 iT Hosack, Everett Over the Hill 16*3" 220 Dash 40-49 1. Yeomans, Ernestine Clifton TC 50.2 1 BleUy AN 4(32.6 300y 2 Jla Valdorf UN 4(59.0 Pole Vault W45-49 2-Mile Run 3 Alexander m 5123.3 1. Pitcher, Arllng Hoosler TC 5*6* Dsanna Wason 49.0* 1, Yeomans, Ernestine Clifton TC 18:21 50-59 ALL-COMERS MEET; J.S.A.F. ACADEMY; CDDORADQ springs 1 Slnderson WP 5<57.5 45 Hurdles 880 Dash 2 Buaay Hood OTH 6(22.0 FEB. 11, 1984 1. Pitcher. Arlinq HooslcV TC 9.8 H30-34 L. Yeomans, Ernestine Clifton TC 4:30 60-69 eOylDI 1 Fran Albaugh WP J. Hines 35.0 6123.0 M30-34 39" 45 Dash , 2 Hallck •WP 6151.0 J. Singley 35.9 Mike Simpson 8.0 D. anith 1. Pitcher, Arllng Hoosler TC 7.22 EAM SCORES 3 MILE 39.8 2. Hosack, Everett Over Che Hill 7.24 Ray Beamer 9.0 M60-64 M40-44 30-39 Frank Bowies 10.6 J. Joule 39.9 220 Dash 30 - .39 men 1 Bell UN 1511*5.li M45-49 1. Pitcher, Arllng Hoosler TC 40.3 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 44 points 2 Dudley Brown ERIE 16.17.0 Triple Jump H. Hartenstein 34.6* 2. Hosack, Everett Over the Hill 46.3 2. Sandtown Striders - 10 points 3 Gidel WP 16.36.0 M30-34 4 Dick Glesaner WP 19.06.0 R. Beamer 35*1li" H55-59 40 - 49 mi 30 - 34 WOfCN 40-49 M35-39 H. Fischer 40.1* 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 36 points 1 Lonbardl 15.59.3 Bill Knipcneyer 37'7i" E. MacDonald 40.9 2. Euclid athletic Club - 16 points / MlnneSot Shot Put 50-59 George Eidinger 32'8|" 1460-64 Miasters Track Club - 16 points 1 Slnderson WP 20.37.0 1. Ogletree, Roscy Clev. Mstrs 26*5" One Mile F. Bowles 44.1* 2 Hood OTH NT 50 - 59 MEN G. Dody 60-69 W30-34 44.8 45 Dash 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 37 points Loraine Green 6:01.3* 1 Albaugh WP 2I1O3.O lOOOy 1. Ogletree, Rosey Clev. Mstrs 6.34 2. Minnesota Masters Track Club - 15 point; M30-34 2 Mallck WP 23.27.0 M30-34 Terry Fermer 5:04.4 D. Ayers 2:47.7* 220 Dash 60 - 69 MEN Mike Schenk 5:16.0 1. Ogletree, Rosey Clev. Mstrs 33.2 M35-39 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 37 points MILE REUr M35-39 2. Canadian Masters Track Club - 26 pointf John Garb 5:26.5 John Garb 2:57.0. 3:16.6 Weight Throw — 25# 30-39 Bd Donovan 5:59.2 E. Donovan 70 MEN 1 West Penn (Kline, Glesaner, M40-44 *meet record 1, Chadbourne, Mary Over the Hill 22*11" 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 69 points Lemater, Gldel 4i02.9 Gene McKeriie 5:16.3 2. Hoosler Track Club - 25 points 2 Over the Hill (Goatea, M45-49 Mile Run Ceraon, Barrett, Russ Baker 5:53.0 'i'j 1. Noonan, Nancy Hoosler TC 5:25 MASTERS WO^CN Bradeabeck 4i35.5 M60-64 NY MASTERS 5th ANNUAL INDOOR 1. Over the Hill Track Club - 78 points Rodge Rogers 6:28.3* m 40 - 44 Women HIGH JUMP 2. Cleveland Masters, Inc. - 40 points Shot Put FEBRUARY 19, 1984 30-39 W30-34 8# Shot Put Jack Thornton WS 5'2 ^4113 Jacquie Ostrom 20*7" 1, Stokes, C. Cobra TC 20*4 1/2' 40-49 55 METERS 4430-34 WEST PENN TC INDOOR Kline WP 5'8 TTT John Greene 45 - 49 WOhEN Coates OTH 4'8 45'11i"* NEIL STEINBERG 30 UN 6.7 SLIPPERY ROCK, PA Keiiy Greiman 32*81" SH 7.2 V Alexander IDfl 4'4 ROBERT RUDROW 33 •• Ray Beamer High Jump FEBRUARY 5, 1984 ec-S9 32'l|" THOMAS CRACKER 33 NY 7.2 H50-54 12# 1. Kea, Essla Clev. Mstrs 3*10" Hosack OTH 3''("^ M35 SOyd Huril.a Jack Eighmy 3T8i"» PAUL ZACHMAN 36 SH 7.2 M60-64 8W •- .-T Shot Put M40 7(0-49 SHOT lUT F. Bowies 1. Kea, Essie Clev. Mstrs 23*6 1/2 38'0" TOM TOSCANO 40 NY 6.8 iQ.lne VP 7.^ M65-69 8# OTH RUSSELL ROBINSON 42 NY 6.8 Ham Mominqstar Mile Racewalk k! „ 30-39 39'8i"* ROBERT STANFORD 41 PC 7.1 30-39 H Mora Bower OTH 40*6 1. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 10:06 JIM HODGE 44 PM 7.6 1 Gao ailth UN 6.1 2 Chick Thoapaon 28'9 600v 2. Hall, Lola Over the Hill 11:32 M45 2 Jla Glesanar VP 6.1 3 Jeff Gerson OTH 24'74 M30-34 ROOSEVELT WEAVER 46 SH 7.1 3 Andy McNeil VP 6.2 40-49 Dan Ayers 1:27.1 440 Dash MEL UARNWELL 45 PC 7.2 4 Joe Sllverlo VP 6.4 1 Jla Fauli VP 39*63/4 M35-39 1. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 97.8 RICHARD RIZZO 46 PC 7.2 5 Jeff Gerson OTH 6.46 2 Pete Hoyt WP 35'r G. Eidinger 1:35.3 7.3 40-49 3 Alexander mi 25*vi M40-44 RICK DEERE 46 PC Mile Run 1 1 1 Grover Coatee OTH 6.2 50-59 Jim Jouie 1:31.7 M 50 TRIAL HEAT 1. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 7:51 NY 7.5 2 Bob GonaaLles JAG 6.4 Rudy Bradenbeck OTH 37*3/^+ M60-64 51 2. Hall, Lola Over the Hill 8:55 UN 7.6 3 Kllna VP 6.4 80-89 Glenn Dody 1:45.0* SYD SALT 54 50-59 1 Hosack OTH 16*64 RUDOLPH BENOIT 51 NY 7.7 45 Dash 60y 1 Jla Barrett OTH 6.24 TRIAL HEAT 4 2 1. Kea, Essie Clev. MstEs 6.82 W45-49 2 Bd Button VP 6.30 351b WEIGHT THROW TOM PROOKS 54 PC 7.4 2. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 8.50 Deanna Wason 8.36* 8.0 3 Saa Sindereon VP 6.50 AL COHEN 54 NY 4 John Ulaa 30-39 I.EO SULI.IVAN 54 UN 8.1 VP 7.10 M30-34 220 Dash N flower OTH 41" M 50 FINALS 60-69 John Green 6.65 1. Kea, Essie Clev. Mstrs 32.9 1 Bay Bower VP 40-49 TOM BROOKS 54 PC 7.4 6.7^ Keily Greiman 6.80 2. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 44.9 2 Frank Hallck VP 7.8 Paull WP 42*6 JOHN MURPHY 51 NY 7.4 Mike SinfBon 6.83 P Hoyt WP 39'10 SYD SAI.T 54 UN 7.4 70-79 M35-39 880 Da sh 1 Don Gmet UN Coates OTH 24*l4 AL COHEN 54 NY 7.R 9.2 B. Knipmeyer 6.69 1. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 3:51 50-59 M 55 80-89 M40-44 1 Hoeaok OTH Bredenbeck OTH 25*4 MAURICE I.ENTZER 55 NY 8.4- 9.5' Jim Joule 7.66 2-Mlle Run »Oyd 30-89 HAROLD COI.EN 55 NY 8.4 M45-49 1. Gibson, Joan Over the Hill 17:24 30-39 Hosack^^^^*'' OTH 13*9 • JACK DOORLAY 58 UN 8.6 Hugo Hartenstein 6.74 1 Hike CoUopy scs 37.0- POLS VAULT M 60 M55-59 Mile Relay 2 Glesaner VP 37.8 RUDY VAI.ENTINE 60 PC 7.7 VP NT 30-39 H.J. Fisher 7.54 1. Over Che Hill 6:10.3 3 Sillverlo Jir4 MANNO 63 NJ 7.9 1 Sam Prentice M60-64 40-49 'WP 13*6 OSCAR HARRIS 60 PM 8.0 1 Coates OTH 37.0 Frank Bowers 8.16* 50-54 WOhEN DON HARRIS 61 PM 8.5 2 Bd Alexander flW 41.3 G. Dody 8.48 M 75 3 Ken Uurd UN 43.1 WOMliN 30-39 440 Dash High Juno nOM ERNST 74 UN 11.t 50-59 220 1. Stlegelmeier, S. Over the Hill 1:21.9 M30-34 W 35 1 Barrett OTH 39.3 1 Cheryl Sllverlo WP 36.2 2. Rynes, Mary Over the Hill 1:22*.4 Jeff Hines 5*6" SKIPPER CLARK 36 PI. 11.35 60-69 440 •' M35-39 W 4 0 VP 4E.5 WP 80.8 1 Ray Bower Carol Ciouthaael B. Knipmeyer Mile Run 600yd 5*8" TARMEN BROV.'N 40 AT 7.6 1. Stlegelmeier, S. Over the Hill 7:12 MILE G. Eidinger WP 6(31.06 5*2" VNETTA ROPINSON 41 NY 9.2 30-39^- Ciouthaaal M60-64 SCS li .V _ 4 5 220 Dash 1 Collopy 17.9=< 2 Sllverlo VP 6(40.00 VP li F. Bcwles 4*7" 4M(ILYN nnOWN UN 7.7 2 Glesaner 23.6 MILE 1. Sclegelmeler, S. Over the Hill 35.1 M65-69 V 5n 3 Geo Snith JAG li28.2 Crouthaael VP 14(06.0 H. Momingstar 4*3"* >oan dash 50 PL 10.7 page 24 National Masters News April. 1984

200 MFTEUR M <"5 1 484 MIDWEST MA.STRS Tk K 60 YARD DilSIKFINALS) 75-79 M 30 riT! ANN CIRULNICK 48 NV 25*10 CHAMP KINSHIPS, U. OF 1. Byron Flke ntH 8.9 30 NEII. STETNOFRr; 30 UN ?'1,n THOMAS HORN NY 10:46.7 CINCINNATI OPB RUPROW 3 3 RH 2'j.4 VIRGIL BASSOM 34 81 12:11.9 M 50 FEBRUARY 26, 1984 60 YARD DASH(FIKALS) 80-64 RAY HARRISON 33 NJ 20.1 M 35 JOAN DASH 50 PL 25*6 1. Arllng Pitcbcr Hoo 9.9 M 3S ROBERT FRAIL 35 NY 9:56.6 *- denotes new meet record JOSEPH KAPKA 3P PC 24.fi M 40 WOHENS 60 YARD DASH FINALS ** - denotes new American record WARREN BRATTER 41 CP 9:53.7 30-34 M 40 WEIGHT THROW - fienotee new World record RODERT WILLIAMS 44 SH 24.4 CHARLES ELKINS 40 ML 9:57.8 Fnre 1. Gall Miller NU 8.0* M 45 TOM TASCANO 40 NY 24.8 CARL KLEHM 45 Ifi'fih 60 yard DASH(trlals) 30-34 2. Vickie T-oUlver BM 8.0 R03ERT STANFORD 41 PC 25.2 ROBERT CLARK 46 NY 10:08.5 RICK DEERE 45 PC 31*9 1. Wayne Roberts Pea 6t4 C.ENE OAI.LARD ' 42 PC 26.2 GUNTHER DAUTH 48 NY 11:56.5 M 55 2. Gary prentlas Pea 6.9 45-49 JIM HODGE 44 PM 27.1 M 50 DON HENRY i'-'; 56 SH 26 * 3 3. Tom Rich Dn 7.5 1. Esule Kes CM 8.&* M 45 GEZA FELD 50 NY 10:31.7 HERB CANTOR ,() 58 NY 2<*'7h 9. Charles Stallworth FF fa ED SMALL 45 PC 25.0 AL COHEN 54 NY 12:13.2 M 60 60-64 RICHARD RIZZO 4fi PC 25.5 BOB FINE 52 NY 12:15.0 MARIO MINAFRA 63 NY 23'31i 1. Dallas Galnes Hoo 6.4 1. Mary Bowemantpr CUf 9.4* MEL BARNWELL 45 PC 25.6 TOM TALBOTT 51 NY 12:46.5 M 40 2. Ron Huryhy Do 6.5 2. Ernestine Yeomens .CLIFF PAULING 49 CP 25.7 M 55 Cllf 12.0 BRIAN McKENNA 43 NY 36'6 3. Lincoln Hare Dn 6.8 HERB KANIA 55 NY 10:01.0 *HAIG BOHIGIAN 47 NY 27.6 4. Tim Walters 6.9 WALTER SIDEROWITZ 56 NY 11:39.0 65-69 M 50 M 60 1. Sheila Eyana Hoo 10.0 JOE KELLY 54 NY 28.5 1. Morris Blueford TK 6.7 •ROBERT HULL 66 SH 13:05.3 AL COHEN 54 NY 28.fi 2. Bob Burnett Fit 6.8 M 70 RUDOLPH BENOIT 51 NY 28.6 CJ.un KEY CODE 3. Jim Cruteher DM 7.2 «*? YARB 'HURDLE (FINAL) 30-34 HENRY ZACHMAN 73 NJ 15:49,8 SYD SALT 54 UN 20.0 AT = ATOMS TRACK CI.UB 4. Larry Farrell On 1. Tim Weltrrn ,iIA 7.6 W 50 7.5 LEO SULLIVAN 54 UN 31.4 CP = CENTRAL PARK TRACK CLUB 2. Jim Criitcher DM 8.8 MILA KANIA 52 NY 11:43.1 AL PUMA 54 PP 33.0 MI, = MILI.ROSE FINALS 30-34 3. Bruce Saundera On 9-6 M 55 NJ = NORTH JERSEY MASTERS 1. Morris Blueford TK 6.4 GENE KELLY 5fi SH 20.0 MR = METROPOLITAN RACEWAT.KERS 2. Son Murphy On M 45 6.4 60 yard HURDLE(FIHAL) 35-39 ELI FUCHSMAN 5fi SP 32.3 NY = NEW YORK MA.STERS 2. Wsyne Roberts Pea 6.4 BERNARD KAUFMAN 40 NY 19:58.5 Stan hruckroy UCTC 7.4* MAURICE LENT7ER 58 NY 33.0 4. Dallas Galnes Hoo M 50 6.5 2. Bill Black Cllf 8.4 HAROLD COLEN 55 NY 34.2 5. Bob Burnett Fit JACK nOITANO 6.6 3. Jim Skoaraltpr MAM 10.7 M 60 51 NY 14:25.2 PP = PROSPECT PARK TRACK CT.Un 6. Lincoln Ware On 6.6 RUDY VALENTINE 60 PC 27.7 MORT MALKIN 51 MR 16:07.5 PM = PHILADET.PHTA MASTERS BOB FINE 52 NY 16:17.0 60 YARD HURDLE (FINAL) 40-44 JlM MANNO 63 nJ 20,0 PC = NEW YORK pioneers 60 YARD DASHftrlals) 35-3 JIM* DARMACK 53 UN 21:25". 3 AC = NEW YORK ATHr.ETIC CIUB 1. Scott Tyler Can 7.8* OSCAR HARRIS 60 PM 2914 1. Ralph Marlnello Pea 7,0 MICHAEL CAVA 53 NY 23:17.3 PL = POLICE ATHI.ETIC CI.EAGUE 2, Tom Thorne DecH 8.4 DON HARRIS 61 PM 3213 2. Pat Booth On 7.3 M 55 SP = SANDPIPERS LEO McAVOY 63 NY 36.4 3. Ed Larson Dn 7.5 MAURICE LENTZER 58 NY 23:20,6 W 30 4. Gary Fraot Cllf 60 YARD miRDLE/Pimt) 45-49 M 60 8.5 LINDA .SMITH 32 AT 31 5 1. Jlni Ware Boo 10.8 GEORGE HELLER 61 NJ 17:05.4 W 35 1. Cliff Jackson TrlS 6,4 M 6 5 SKIPPER CLARK 36 PL 28.7 2. Fred Shuttlesworth On 6.8 W 45 GEORGE LANGERFELD 66 SH 19:76.2 60 YARP HIIRPLK(FINAL) 50-54 ALL-dlMERS MEET; U.S.A.F. 3, John Getrost Cros 7.6 M 70 1. Josh Culbteath PP 8.9* MARILYN FITZGERALD48 UN 31.0 ACADEMY; CDLORADO SPRINGS 4. Jim Shoemslccr MAH nt CHICO SCIMONE 72 IT 17:11.5 2. Burt Snide 1 DK 10.1 500 METERS FEB. 26, 1984 DAVE I.AKRITZ 74 NY 19:19.2 FINALS 35-39 DON ERNST 74 UN 23:21.3 EMANUEL TURNER 34 UN 1:33.0 1. Cliff Jackson TrlS 6.4 60 YARD HURDLE (FIHAL) 55-59 W 30 eOyHH M 40 2. Fred Shuttlesworth Dn 6.8 1. Fred Hlraimakl Hn FLORENCE WIGGIHS 31 NY 21:78.0 M30 Mike Simpson 7.8 10.4* ROOERT STANFORD 41 PC 1: 21 .8 3. Ralph Marlnello Pea 6.8 W 40 Ray Beamer 9.1 GENE DALT.ARD 42 PC 1; 40.0 4. Pat Booth Dn 7.1 PAULINE KAUFMAN 42 NH 23:30.2 M60 Frank Bowles (33")10.1* 60 YARD HURDLEfFIHAL) 60-64 M 45 5. Ed Larson On 7.4 LUCILLE BAUMACK 44 UN 23:50.1 M70 G. Gonzalez (30") 9.9* 1. Dick Cnvlcchl" OTR lo.i* ED SMAI.r. 45'PC li 14.0 6. John Getrost Croat 7.6 W 60 2. Thomna Thorne DecM 12.6 HAIG BOHIGIAN 47 NY 1' 26.2 MARIE HENRY 60 SH 70:17.1 M 50 One Mile 60 YARD DASH(FINALS) 40-44 Runoij-H BENOIT 51 NY li 28.0 M30 Mel Edington 6:18.1 1. Scott Tyler Can LONG JUMP 6.8 60 YARD mmLEtriNAl) 70-1* AL COHEN 54•nY 1! M40 Jeff Chance 5:10 2. Tom Thorne DecM 32.8 mTo 7.3 1. Lealle IhoDflfl Cn 20.9 TOM TAT.BOTT 51 NY 1- J.J. Joule • 5:52."2 3. Bill Hopkins Dn 7.7 30.2 RAY HARRISON 33 NJ 19'IS W 40. 4. Larry Wlilteslde FP 8.0 M 35 60 YARD HORDLE/FIHAL) 80-84 EVELYN HOBBS 44 NY 1:43.0 RAUL ZACHMAN ,36 NJ Ifi'R 7/8 600v I. Arllng Pitcher Ifoo 1,000 METERS M 40 M40 J.J. Joule • 1:34.8 60 YARD DASH(FINAL) 45-49 M 30 RUSSELL ROBINSON 4 2 NY 17'10>5 M55 Ernie McDonald 1:43.7 1. Paul Dorsey NH 6.9* 300 YARD DASHfriHALl 30-34 EMANUEL TURNER 34 UN NT richaOd KAYE 42 NY 14'10 2. Joe Beckham DecH 7.2 1. Ron Murphy On aaj-6 M 35 M 45 , High Jump 3. Charles Klncald HD 7.3 2. Mike Andrews DM 33.1 HARK ANDERSON 35 SH 2:43.1 RICHARD RIZZO 46 PC 17' M30 Greg Stinson 5'10" 4. Jim Ware Hoo 7.5 3. Bob Burnett Fit 33.6 BOD BROWNE 38 NY 2 44.5 LARRY JUDD 45 NY 16*7 3/8 Mike Simpson 5*6" 5. LeRoy McLaln OTH 7.6 4. Cltarles Stallwnrth FT 34.8 37 NJ 2:59.1 HAIG BOHIGIAN 47 NY 15'5 PAUL JAYSON R. Beamer 5'0" 6. Charles Dudley Up fa 5. Morris Blueford TK 35.1 RICHARD WRIGHT 37 SI 3:07.1 M 50 H60 F. Bowles 4'8i" 6. Tim Halters AIA 36.7 SYD SALT 54 UN 14* M 45 M70 G. Gonzalez 4*4"* 60 YARD DASHltrlalsl 50-54 7. Larry Farrell On 38-7 M 55 CLIFF PAULING 49 CP 2:56.0 1. Jim Barrett OTH 7.2 8. Ton McNutt HidYNCA 42.0 JACK DOORLAY 58 UN 12'in»: M 50 2. Burt Saldel DM 7.6 LEO SULLIVAN 54 UN 3:19.3 HAROLD COI.EN 55 NY 12•7^ Triple Junp 3. Irv Stewart Cllf 7.8 300 YARD DASB(FIHALl 35-39 AL COHEN 3:19.7 M 60 54 NY M30 R. Beamer 37'2i" 4. Harry Bolls On 9.0 1. Stan Druckrey DCTC 32.7* JOE KERNAN 54 NY 3:24.8 OSCAR HARRIS 60 PM IS'Olj M35 Rocco Petitto 35'9" 2. Gordon Rclter TK 34.8 AL PUMA 54 PP 3:26.5 DON HARRIS 61 PM 12'R M70 G. Gonzalez 30'2}''* 1. Bob Jones DM 7.6 3. Pat Booth On 37.6 TOM TALBOTT M 70 51 NY 4:02.6 2. Ray Norrls Dn 8.2 4. Ebmett Bokbltt DM 39.1 HENRY ZACHMAN 74 NJ 7'5/8 M 55 3. Bill Finch Dn 9.0 5. Jim Shoemaker MAM 59.6 GEORGE THOMPSON 5 8 AC 3:17.8 Long Jump 6. John Getrost Croaa 40.5 ART BRADLEY 57 NY 3:43.3 TRIPLE JUMP M30 R. Beamer 17'10i" M~75 M 65 M35 R. Petitto 18'2V' FINALS 50-54 300 YARD DASH(FIHAL) 40-44 JOHN POPOWICH 4:14.8 PAUL ZACHMAN 36 NJ 32'L '66 NY M60 F. Bowles -14'6|"* 1. Jim Barrett 0*rH 7.2* 1. Larry WhitesIde FP 42.7 M 70 M 40 M70 G. Gonzalez 15'8"* 2. Burt Saldel m 7.4 HENRY ZACHMAN RICHARD KAYE 42 NY 31'2% 74 NJ 4:41.8 3. Bob Jones DM 7.6 300 YARD MSHIFIHAL) 45-49 M -45 W 35 4. Ray Norrls Dn 8.0 1. Charles Klncald MD 36.9* HAIG BOHIGIAN 46 NY 33*3>5 60y SKIPPER CLARK 36 PL 3:38.7 5. Irv Stewart Cllf 8.4 2. Charles Dudley On 38.5 W 30 I.ARRY JUDD 45 NY 31'9»i M30 Mike Sinpson 6.8 6. Bill Finch Un 9.6 3. Joe Beckham Dedl 38.6 M40 J. Joule 7.8 LINDA SMITH 32 AT 4:41.1 M 50 4. LeRoy McLaln OTH 39.7 W 40 MORT MALKIN M60 F. Bowles 8.3* 51 NY 30'8>s 5. Jim Ware Roo 40.5 EVELYN HOBBS 44 NY 4:13.4 SYD SALT 54 UN 29'10 Glenn Dody 8.3* 60 YARD DASHrtrlals) 55-5 M 55 M70 G. Gonzalez 8.0* I. Rush Jacobs River 7.3 300 YARD DASH(FIHAL) 50-54 JACK DOORT.AY 2. Bill Jordan OTH 1500 METERS 58 I'l; 26'ink 7.4 1. Lm Blount TK 36.8* .HAROLD COI.EN" 55 NY 25'9 3. Gordon Seifert BTC 7.7 Pole Vault 2. Josh Culbrcath PP 37.5 BERNARD WRIGHT 37 NY 4:38.3 4. Ray Rakar DM 8.6 M30 Eric Nickerson 14'0" 3. Jim Barrett OTH 38.1 ROBERT FRAIL 35 NY 4:44.5 SHOT PUT M50 Jerry Donley 12'6" 4. Victor Hedland On 41.8 BILL INDEX 37 CF 4:55.1 R-IO M70 G. Gonzalez 8'0"* 1. Hal Robinson 5. Irv Stewart Cllf 43.5 M 40 RICHARD RUFFALO 32 34* FTC 7.7 2. Rich Turner 6. Phil Meyers Cllf 45.2 M 35 OTH WARREN BRATTER 41 CP 4:33.5 3. Charles Cllppard 7.8 7. Bill Finch On 52.7 SETH KAMINSKY RICHARD DUNPHY 35 39'6 Dn 7.9 43 NY 4:34.9 Two Mile Run 4. Merle Nlckell M 40 Dn 7.9 CHARLES ELKINS 40 ML 4:39.0 M30 Jim weathers 10:38.5 300 YARD DASHCFINAL) 55-59 M 45 BRIAN McKENNA 43 NV 37 "61, Greg Stinson 11:23 1. Gordon Seifert Btc 39.0* EDWARD CAPEON M 45 45 CP 5:03.7 M40 Geoff Chance 11:35.2 FINALS 55-59 2. Rush Jacobs River 39.4 MASON O'NEAL CARL KT.EHM 45 39'n 46 PC 5:15.2 I. Rush Jacobs River 7.3* 3. Bill Jordan OTH 40.7 GUNTHER DAUTH JACW GOLDSTEIN 45 NY 37*81, 4 8 NY 5:33.5 2. Bill Jordan OTH 7.3 4. Rich Turner OTH 45.3 M 50 RICK DEERE 46 36'9 PC 300y 3. Gordon Seifert BTC 7.5 5. Ray Rakar OK 49.5 AL COHEN LARRY JUDD 45 54 NY 5:52.2 NY 32*6 M30 M. Simpson 34.8 4. Rich Turner OTH 7-7 M 55 M 50 . M40J., Joule 40.4 5. Charles Cllppard Dn 8-1 300 YARD DASBfflHAL) 60-64 HERB KANIA PAY CARSTENSEN 55 hY 5:05.0 52 NY 42'k M60 G. Dody 44.6 1. Tom Lacey FTC 44.2 GEORGE THOMPSON 58 AC 5:05.7 TOM BROOKS 5" PC 34*41,, B. Bowles 44.8 2. Dick Cavlcchl OIH 60 YARD DASR(FINALS) 60-64 50.5 WALTER SIDEROWr 56 NY 5:52.8 M 55 1. Tom Lacey FTC M 65 HERB CANTOR 58 NY 39*61, 7.8 300 YARD DASH/FIHAL) 70-74 Shot Put 2. Dick Cavlcchl OTH RICHARD HULL 66 SH 6:17.3 DON HENRY" 56 RH 32'6 8.1 1. Zekl Tamer M30 R. Beamer 34'23/4" DC 46.4* JOHN POPOWICH 66 NY 6:17.6 MAURICE T.ENTZE" 59 NY 75*4 M50 Jack Eighmy 16 32' 3/4" 2. Leslie Thomas Dn 47.4 M 70 M 60 60 YARD IMSH(FINALS) 65-69 HENRY ZACHMAN MARIO MINAFRA M50 Jack Eighmy 12 38'4^"* 74 NJ 7:19.4 63 NY 33*5 1. Thomas Thome Dedl 9.0 300 YARD DASH(FIKAL) 75-79 W 40 M 70 H60 F. Bowles 38'11" M70 G. Gonzalez 34'10^"* Byron Flke OTH 48.6* ROBIN VILIA 40 CP 5:16.3 All SKONBERG 70 NY 35'1 60 YARD DASR(FINALS) 70-74 W 50 F 30 * meet record 1. Leslie Thomas Dn 8.7 300 YARD aASH(FlNAL) 80-84 MILA KANIA 52 NY FT,OREMCE WIGGINS 31 Hv 31 '4 2. Zekl Tamer 5:36.2 DC 8.8 1. Arllng Pitcher Hoo 57.8 V April, 1984 National Masters News page 25

SHOT PUT FINAL 55-59 600 YARD RUN(FINAL) 30-34 2 MILE RUN(FirtAL) 35-39 ^NG JUMP FINAI 75-79 1. Phil Brusca TK 44'3"* 1. Tom Rich Un 1,32.6 1. Chuck Kopppen Hoo 9.35.9" I. Byron Fike OTH 9'H"* 2. Tim McNutt MldYMCA 1.32.9 (43'0"-43'6k"-44'3"-41'3k") (9'11"-P-P-P) .2. Tnm Gill Hoo 10.37.9 2. Fred Rlrslmakl On 37'Ik' 3. Jim Klsllng Hoo 11.02.7 600 YARD RON(FINAL) 35-39 (35'10"-35'7k"-37'lk"-F) LONG JUMP FINAL 80-64 1. Gary Carr TK 1.17.4* 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) 40-44 1. Arllng Pitcher Hoo 7*8" SHOT PUT FINAL 60-64 2. Gordon Relter TK 1.18.3 1. Don Coffman Con 10.05.4* (F-7'8"-F-P) 1. Robert Peters HP 37'0"* 2, Mlko Persak GRTC 10.36.0 (36'3k"-37'0"-36 'k"-34 '9k") 600 yard RON(FINAL) 40-44 3. Harold Schuck Cllf 11.12.0 WOHENS LONG JOMP FINAL 1. Harry Tolliver Cllf 1.25.0 30-34 SOT PUT FINAL 65-69 2 mile RUN(FrNAL) 45-49 -1. Vickie Tolllvcr DM 13'lOk"* 1. Andy Jones On. 40*7"* 600 YARD RON(FINAL) 45-49 1. Floyd Romack Un 11.02.3* (13'10k"-13'4"-9'10"-F) (39'5"-39'8k"-40'7"-38'k") Charles Klncald MD 1.26.0* 2. Jim Steele Cllf 11.15.3 2. Bam Moralngstar AA 37'8" 2. Charles Dudley Un 1.30.0 3. Kent Frlel Cllf 12.10.6 45-49 (36'llk"-37'2k"-F-37'8") 1. Lssle Kca CM 11'4"* 3. Thomas Thorne DecM 26*3" 600 YARD RUN (FINAL) 50-54 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) 50-54 (10'0"-10'8"-11 '4"-P) (21 '8"-23 '2k"-26'3"-25 *5") I. Lee Blount TK 1.24.4* 1. Alvln Ravenseroft fW 11.37.8 4. Ray Leurck On 24'1(% 2. Phil Meyers Cllf 1.41.8 2. Peter Wilton Cllf 11.56.5 55-59 (24 '3"-F-23 '4"-24'10k") 3. Dick Stewart Hoo 1.54.7 3. Don Wahle Cllf 12.13.1 1. Bemlce Holland CM W4k"* •* (9'3"-9'5"-10'lk"-10'4k") SHOT FOT FINAL 70-74 600 YARD RON(FINAL) 60-64 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) 55-59 1. Woody Falson On 30'5"* Dave McCarthy 1.37.7* 1• Ken Carmen 60-64 AA 11.10,1* (29'Ik"-30 't''-30'9"-'29)l") 2• Tom Lacey FTC 1.41.1 I. Ernestine Yeemans Cllf 6'5"* 2. Leslie Thomas On 28'4k" 3. Bob Coughlln Boo (6'4"-6'5"-6 '4"-6'2"> 4 1.41.5 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) 60-64 . (25'lk"-26'9"-28'4k"-F) 6. Dick Cavlcchl OTH 2.08,0 1. Don Greenwood AA 12.19.3* 2. Byron White Un IJ.52.6 65-69 WOMEHS SHOT PBT FINAL I. Mary Bowetmaster Cllf ll'l"* l509 1. Zekl Tamer DC 1.49.8* 2 MILE RUH(FINAL) 65-69 (I0'l"-l0'9"-ll'I"-10'4") 1. Mary .Chadboiime OTH 20*8"* 2. Leslie Thomas Un 2.06.3 1. Gene Keller Cllf 14.21.3* fl8 '9 "-20 '8"-20'Ik"-19 'Ik") 2. John Hamblet Un 16.32.5 TRIPLE JUMP FINAL 35-39 600 YARD RUN(FINAL) 75-79 1. Ralph Marlnells Pea 40*5k"* 40-44 1. Byron Flke OTH 2.06.5 WOHENS 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) (40'4"-37' 10k"-38'7"-40'_5k") 50^ 1. Datha Gotten CM 23'8k" 2. John Hutcrn DM 38'J" (23'8k"-21'1"-20'7k"-20'10k") 1000 YARD RUN(FINAL) 30-34 1. Grace Butcher om 14.02.0* (37'5k"-36'3k"-37'10"-3B'3") 1. Vlnce Peters MV 2.34.6 55-59 30-34 TRIPLE JUMP FINAL 40-44 1. Bemlce Holland CM 28'6"* 1000 YARD RUH(FINAL) 35-39 1. Jim Broomhall 1. Bill Hopkins On 33'4" Un 18.58.0* (28'6"-27'3k"-26'6"-F) 1. Jim Irwtn TK 2.27.7* (33'4"-F-P-P) 2. Andy Wolf Un 2.32,8 2 MILE WALK(FINAL) 35-39 2. Tom Thorne OecH 33'2" 3. Jeff Gersoc 60-64 OTH 2.41.5 1. Gary Frana Cllf 20.54.0* fF-3l.'2k"-33'2"-32'5") 1. Ernestine Yeamans Cllf 18'5" (F-16'3k"-15'4"-18'5") 1000 YARD RUN (FINAL) 40-44 2 MILE HALK(FINAL) 45-49 TRIPLE JUMP FINAL 45-49 1. Don Coffman Con 2.33.5* SpTC le.l-^.a* I. GH Nolan jjiT 29'7"* 65-69 2. Dennis Walsh Con 2.34.0 2. Charlie Hall OTH, 18.22 (29'7"-F-F-F) 1. Mary Baaermaster Cllf 23 "Ik" 3. Jim Hoffman Un 2.39.5 3. Rich Meyers 20.39 RrJi- (23'0"-21'7"-23'lk"-22'0") 4. Robert Prcmn On 20.57 TRIPLE JUMP FINAL 50-54 1000 YARD RUH(P_INAL) 1. Larry Stelnrauf Hoo 50-54 LONG JUMP FINAL 30-34 32'3k"* 1. Charles Wlmoerly NO (30'0"-F-32'3k"-31'Il"> 2 MILE WALKiFINAL) 50-54 1. Gary Prentlss Pea 21'Ik" 2. Alvln Ravenseroft MM 2. Bsb Jsnes DM 3X'l" 2.53.8 1. Jim Higgtna Cllf 17.46.0* (20'1"-F-20'3k"-21'Ik") 3. Peter Wilton Cllf 3.14.7 (29'8"-31'I"-27'10"-31'k") 2. Tim Halters AIA 20*6" 4, Dick Stewart Hoo 3.51.0 (19'2"-19'9"-19'9"-20'6") TRIPLE JUMP FINAL 55-59 2 MILE WALK(FIltM.l 60-64 1000 YARD RUN(FINAL) 60-64 1. Fred Hlrslmaki Un 30'8' 1. Joe Vltucci Cllf 18.18* LONG JOMP FINAL 35-39 1. Bob Coughlln Hoo 3.41.8* (29' 1%"-3D '3t"-29'8k"-30 'B") 1. Cliff Jackson TrlS 20'llk"« 2. Dick Cavlcchl OTH 4.01.1 2. Merle Niekall On 30*0" 2 MttE WAUC(FINAL) 65-69 (20 '2k"-20'llk''-20 '8k"-20'l") (27'ak"-29'4"-30'0"-P) 1000 YARD RON(FINAL) 65-69 1. Hugh Teomana Cllf 21.24* 2. John Butera DM 19'10" 1. Gene Keller Cllf 3.30.7* (ie'5k"-19'3"-F-19'10") 19'k" TRIPLE JUMP FIlftL 60-64 • 2 MILE HAUKFIHAL) 75-79 3. Cordon Relter TK I. Dick Cavlcchl OTH 29'2k"* 1000 YARD RDN(FINAL) 75-79 1. Clalr Duckliam Un (19 '0"-19'k"-18'10"-18'8") 21.19* (27 •5"-26'Sk"-27'6k"-29'2k'n 1. Byron Flke OTH 4.05.1* , 2. Byron Tike OTH 21.23** LOWS JOHP FCTAL 40-44 TRIPLE JOMP FINAL 65-69 WOMENS 1000'YARD RUN(FINAL) WOMEHS 2 MILE WALK 1. SccttT^errBr" Can 18'10" 50-54 1. Thomas Thsme DecM 22'Ilk** 45-49 (18'10"-18'10"-17 '7"-18 *0") (22'10"-21 '10k"-22'llk"-P> 1. Grace Butcher OTH 3.21.0* 1. Lola Hall OTH 24.20* 2 '. Tom Thome DecH 18*1" (17'k"-F-P-18*l") . TRIPLE JtMP FIHAL ONE MILE RUN(FINAL) 30-34 60-64 3. Bill Hopkins On 17'6k" 70-74 1. Leslie Ihsmas 1. Scott Miller Cllf 4.33.5 1. Emeatlne Teomana Cllf 21.41* (16 •3"-17 '3k"-rn'5"-17'6k") On io's** (P-F-20'e"-Pl ONE MILE RON(FINAL) 35-39 OME MILE RELAY fFIHAL) 30-39 LONG JOHP FINAL 45-49 TOIPLE JOMP FINAL 80-84 1. Fat Halnes Con 4.36.3 1. Team Kangaroo 3.44.8* 1. Paul Dorsey NW 19'2k"* 1. Arllng Pitcher 2. Dave Collins VAC 4.50.2 {Jim Irvln-Gorilon Relter-Lee B14unt- (17'4k"-18'2"-18'9"-19'2k") 17'11" 3. Ron Sterling Cllf 5.09.2 Gary Carr) 2. Charles Klncald MD V'V (17'2"-l5'lOk"-17'll"-I7'7"> 4. Jeff Gerson OTH 5.14.8 (16'9"-16'6"-F-17'4") 5. Gary Franc Cllf 6.55.0 3. LeRoy McLaln OTH 17<0" POLE TADLT PINAL 30-34 SHOT POT FINAL 30-34 (17'0"-F-16'9"-F) 1. Rick Chrlatoph Cllf 15 *7"* ONE MILE RON(FINAL) 40-44 1. Pat Bums .. UCTt 49* %"* 4. Joe Beckham DecM 15'3" POLE VAULT PINAL 40-44 1. Mike Persak GRTC 4.39.2 (47'7"-47'll"-49'V"-48'114") (F-15'3"-F-P) I. Thsmas Thorne Jr. DecM 2. Don Coffman Con 4.41.5 2. Stevo Kayc CH 43'3" 5. Gil Nolan Cllf 14>8" 9'6"* 3. Dennis Walsh Con 4.52.1 (43'3"-42'6"-41'8"-Fl (14'5"-14'8"-14'7"-13'7k") 4. Randall Mount On 5.06.0 3. Tlm'Burrla Cllf 39'3" 6.Carl Thomas Boo 10'3" POLE VAOLT PIMAL 65-69 5. Warren Elam Cllf 5.14.0 (37'7%"-39'3"-36'10"-36'10"l fr-9'0"-9'e"-10'3") 1. Ham Morlngatar AA 7'4"* 6. Larry Hhlteslde PP 6.07.2 4. Rick Chrlstsph Cllf 31'10" 2. Thscias Thorne Sr. RecM 5'8" (31 '2%"-31'10"-31 '4 "-31 "4%") LOWS JOMP FINAL 50-54 POLE VAOLT Piau. 70-74 ONE MILE RUN(FINAL) 45-49 1. Josh Culbreath PP 16'9"* 1. Floyd Romack On 5.03.0 fl6'9"-16'3k"-P-Pl 1. Leslie Ihoiias Ota 6' 3/4** SHOT POT FINAL 35-39 2. Jim Steele Cllf 5.23.0 2. Larry Stelnranf Hoo 16'7" 3. Charlie Hall OTH 5.43.0 1. Norm Bewer OTH 39'3V"* (F-15 '6"-16'l"-16'7") POLE VAULT FINAL 80-84 4. Kent Frlel (35 'I-'-aS'3i"-37 '5%"-39'3k") Cllf 5.43.0 3. Bob Jones EH 16*7" 1. Arllng Pitcher Hon 6* 3/4"# 2. Jim Fearcc CH 33'2%" (15'6"-F-F-16'7") 50-54 atca JPMP FINAL ONE MILE RON(FINAL) (33'l"-32'4k"-31'6V"-33'21t") 4. Burt Saldel DM 16 '0" 30-34 MM 3. Jim Shaemaker HAH 31'4" 1. Rich Kelly 1. Alvln Ravenseroft 5.03.1 (16'0"-1A'7"-F-15'1") On 5'4" 2. Charles Wlmberly NO 5.03.6 (31'4"-F-F-31'2") 2. Tim Halters AIA 5*2" 3. Peter Hilton • Cllf 5.53.2 LOHG JOMP FINAL 55-59 SHOT pgr FINAL 40-44 HIGH JOHP PIHAL 1. Merle Nlckell Un 16'6" 40-44 on MILE RDN(FINAL) 55-59 1. Thomas Thome DecM 33'0"4 (15 '6"-16'6"-16'4"-15 *0") 1. To I Thome DecM 5*6" AA (32'9"-32'lV'-33'0"-32'6\") 1. Ken Carmen 5.20.6 2. Rush Jacobs River 15'9k" HIGH JOMP FTNAl. (13'8k"-F-F-15'9k") 45-49 shot m FINAL 45-49 1. Paul Dorsey ONE MILE RON(FINAL) 60-64 3. Gordon Selfert BIC U'4!* HH 5'10"* 1. Don Greenwood AA 5.48.3* 1. Carl Klehm UCTC 38'8V"* (14'9"-F-15'4k"-14 '8") 2. Kamon Gibson OCTC 5*6" 2. Dave McCarthy Cllf 5.55.1 (34'2"-37'2"-37'll"-3e'8k") 4. Bill Jordan oTH 3. Jim Hare Bos 4'6" 2. Jae Beckham DccM 32'8" U'3k" 3. Dick Cavlcchl OTH 7.30.5 (15'3k"-12'2k"-F.14'5") (32•2V".32'0"-F-32'8") 5. Charles Cllppard On 3. Carl Thomas Hoc 25'Ilk" 13'l" ?ICn JDMT FINAL 50-54 ONE MILE RON(FINAL) 65-69 (12'9"-ll'llk"-13'l"-ll'10k"l . Larry Stelnrauf Boo 4'8"* 1. Gene Keller Cllf 6.26.7* CF-25'7"-25'llli"-25'0"l 2. Bob Jones DM 4. Robert Prema Un 25*8k" 4'8" LONG JUMP FINAL 60-64 3. Warren Jackson Ota 4*6" ONE MILE Rim(FINAL) 75-79 <25'8k"-F-24 '8k"-25 '0") 1. Tom Lacey FTC 14"ak" 1. Byron Flke OTH 7.14.1 5. JjHTBlackburn SpTC 25'1" "(24 •0"-23 '2"-23'10"-25'1") (13'8"-13'l"-14'k"-142k") Bxca JOMP FINAL 55-59 2. Dick Cavlcchl OTH 14 "k" 1. Gordon Selfert BtC 4 "8"* WDMENS ONE MILE RON (13'k"-13'6"-13'7k"-14'k") 2. Fred Hlrslmaki thi 4'6" 35-39 1. Marie Smythe GRTC 6.07.1* pOT PUT FINAL 50-54 long jump FINAl. 65-69 mcH JOMP FINAL 60-64 1. Joe Chadbourae OTH 36'2" 1. lliomaR Tltomc DecH 10'Sk"* 1. Robert Peters HP 4'0"* (30'lk"-35'4"-36'2"-F) (10 '3k"-10 '7"-10'8k"-F) 2 MILE RUN(FINAL) 30-34 2. Larry Slelnrauf Hoo 35'10" HIGH JUMP FINAL 65-69 1. Buddy Harpool VAC 9.34.3" (35'10"-31'10"-35 'lk"-35 '6%") LONG JUMP FINAL 70-74 1. Ram Momlogatar AA A'h-* 2. Gary Rlcio Cllf 3. Warren Jackson Un 35'2" 9.46,5 1. Leslie Thom^ Un 13*5"* 2. Andy Jones On 4'2" 3. Dave Collins VAC (33 '10"-35 '2"-34 '4"-34 '6k"l 10.25.6 (12'4"-12'2"-13'5"-.P) 3. Thomas Thome DecM 3'6"

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HIGH JTOg FINAL 80-84 6 SpTC SPRINGFIELD COHHDMITY 1. Arllng Pitcher Hoo 3'4"< 5 MV MIAMI VALLEY STRIDERS ALU-ANNU/M^ GIU. WKIUITMW'S PtlTTAniliJJ; XlirmH (IXii:, OVI.IF.: KHB. t, IHM 5 n FOREST PARK TRACK CLUB WOMEHS HIGH JUMP FIHAL YMCA MIDDLETOWN YMCA 55^:59 3 2 HAM MID AMERICA MASTERS I,.Essie Kea CM 4'0"i Sub-Masters Total Hammer Shcit Dtsc •lav. 35 Ih. 1 Fit FITNESS Frank Reilly CAM Amer) U02h 0 FF FLEET FEET IhO'O" 49 "5" 183-11" 181 • 6" 48-5%" 60-64 Mike Deller (Unatt.) 3524 151'1" 44-11" 145-2-' 162•3" 43-3%" 1, Ernestine Yeomans Cllf 3'0" Paul I. Cadbois fl'natt.) 1890 86'4" 33-8 3/4- 86-5- llA-ll" 32-2 3/4" WOMENS 65-69 Master8(40-49)Dlvialon Total Hammer Shot Disc Jav. 35 lb. 40 Cllf CLIFTON TRACK CLDB 1, Sheila Jvans Hoo 3'4" 30 CM CLEVELAND MASTERS Edward Hill (Unatt.) 3756 45. 58 •, 14, 67„ 146'I' 53 29e 50-0" 23 OTH OVER THE HILL James Goff (Unatt.) 1417 61'5" 26-8" ll-1 %" 96-8" 23-5%-- HEIGHT THROW FIMAL(35 lb) 30-34 DAYTON MASTERS Lloyd Hlgglns (Striders) 3480 143-6" 152-9" 1. Pleter Elmendorf Un ^38'11 8 DM 41-3%" 179-7" 40- 7" HOO HOOSIER TRACK CLDB Jim Hart (W.Valley TC ) 3060 123-0" 44-5" 134-1" 118-6" 48' %" (F-F-34'-3e'll"-F-F) 8 2. Steve Kaye CW 36'7" 3 NW NORTHWEST TRACK CLDB CRTC GRAND RAPIDS TRACK CLDB Masters (50-59) Division Total Hammer Shot Disc Jav. (F-F-31'6^"-36'7"-35'5-f) 3 35 lb. 3. Pat Bums DCTC 32*6" F.S. Thomson (Striders) 3076 155-9" 36-7" 129-5-1 95-9 3/4" 49-3%" (32'-32'6"-F-F-F-F) Douglass Dave (SC Strld. ) 2,468 117-5" 33-10" 102-11-- 99-1%" 37-4%'-

WEIGHT THROW FIMAL05 Ib.l 35-39 VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION TAG STATE Masters (60-69) Division Total Hammer Shot Dlsc Jav. 5 lb. 1. Norm Hover oS 43'1"< —MATTFRi Indoor mzTm— 95.9- (42 '3"-41'3"-43'l"-41 •2"-41 •4%"-42' Bob Stone (Norcal Seniors) 2270 30-%-' 96 - 0" 107-6" 37-9" TrrroTHWioNSHip^ 99-7- 2. Jim Pearce CW 3d'5" Bill Burke (Trojan) 1546 68-1%" 27-3%" 74 - 5" 25-1%-- (36 '4V'-38 '5"-F-36 '10"-33 '2"-32 *5"; VMI FIELD HOUSE, LEXINGTON, VA, 3 MARCH 1984 Masters (70a-) Dlvlalon Total Hammer Shot Disc Jav. 35 lb. HEIGHT THBOW FINAL(35 lb.) 45-49 Don Plerotti (CDM) 1262 70-1 3/4" 74-1 nil SR'l'i 7h'9%" 2-%" TEAM SCORES 1. Carl Kleho OGTC 38'11"< Art Vesco (S. Cal. Striders) 959 64-4%-' 19-9" 58-4" $5-5 3/4" 23-11 3/4" (36•1"-35 '4%"-38'2V"-F-38'll"-3fl "1 2. Carl Thomas Hoo 22'0" SUBMASTERS: 1. Virginia Track Club (VaTC) 48; 2. Mdewater Striders (TS) 10; (22'0"-FrF-P-P-P) Age Factor Scoring for Submasters/Masters 3. Charlottesvi1le Track Club (CTC) 8; 4. (Tie) Richmond Track and Field Club (RTFC) WEIGHT THROW FIHAL135 lb.) 50-54 1) Rellly-4,026; 2) Thomson - 3,794; 3) Hill - 3,756; 4) HLggln3-3,5 59; 5) Deiter - 3, 524; 1. Joe Chadboume OTH 39*7" and Shenandoah Valley Track Club (SVTC) 3. 6) Hart - 3,431; 7) Stone - 3,420; 8,) Plerotti - 3,180; 9) Vesco - 2,678; 10) Douglas - (39 •-39•2%"-F-39•2"-F-39'7") 2,555; 11) Burke - 2,248; 12) Gadbola - 1,890; 13) Goff - 1,417 MASTERS I i il: 1. VaTC 35; CTC 28; RTFC 25; LyncKburg Roadrunners Club (LRC) 23; TS 15. NOTE: It Is believed the Olympic Weight Impllments were used by alt Sulmasters and Masters WEIGHT THROW FIHflL(35 Ib.l 55-59 with the following exceptions: Douglas - 12 Hammer, 1,625 Disc, 12 Shot, 251b. wt; 1. Phil Brusca TK 28'10"* BvtR* - 25 lb. wt.; Stone - 25 lb. wt.; Plerotti - 8 lb. Shot (1 llanmei , ik disc, bOOgm (F-17'2"-F-2B'5"-28'10"-F1 MEN'S RESULTS Jav, 25 ob. wt.; Veaco - aame as Plerotti

WEIGHT IHRCW FimL(25 lb.) 60-64 SHOT: SUBMASTERS: V. Ron Cone (32)(VaTC)12.70m 1. Robert Peters WP 36*11%' T. Nick Nichols (37)(VaTC) 12.62m (36'llV'-34'5V'-F-F-33 '2"-36 '4") 3. James Alexander (35) (VaTC) 11.27m 4. Dan Weckstein (30) (VaTC) 9.12m ^^STERS I: 1. Gary Bugg(40)(SVTC)9.4 NON-VIRGINIA ASSOClATIOi-l WEIGHT THROW FINAL(25 lb.) 65-69 2. Rich ^arnett (42)(CTC) 9.6 1. Ham Momlngstar AA 27*11"* MASTERS I: 1. Allan Neville(40)(Un)ll.67m 3. Roger Binkley (40)(CTC) 11.4 MEN' S RESULTS (24 '4"-27 *7%"-27'3%"-F-27'11"-F) T. PaTmer Sweet (40) (VaTC) 11.06m MASTERS 11:1.Bob Seligman(59)(RTFC)lf.91m master n_: 1- Charles Engle(55)(LRC) 11 CLUBS: Atlanta Track Club -ATC), Carolina WEIGHT THROW FmAl.(25 lb.) 70-74 7! TEIrTes Engle (55) (LRC) 11.49m '-'ASTERS III: 1. Joe Martin(62)(VaTC)9.6 Godiva (CG;. ChantbersOurg Roac Runners 1. Nolan Fowler TOG 44'"5"< 3. Dillon Witherspoon (53)(VaTC) 10.99m 2. Norb WeBistein (60)(VaTC) 11.7 (CRR), Charleston (S.C./ Track Club (42'6"-44'5"-F-42'10"-P-P) MASTERS III: Norb Weckstein(60)(VaTC) (ChTC'i, GreensDorti Pacesetters (GP), 11.69m * 400-METER Knoxvii'ie Track Club (KTC), Potomac WEIGHT THROW FINAL(35 lb.) 70-74 DASH: SUBMASTERS; 1. Keith Witherspoon(31}(VaTC; Valley Seniors (P'/S), Phi laoe lohia Masters Track & Field (PM/, Pinnacle 1. Nolan Fowler VAC 34*2%"** LONG 55.4 (32 '5%"-34'%"-33'7"-34'2%"-F-F) JUMP: SUBMASTERS: 1. Keith Witherspoon(31 }(VaTC) 2. Ben Helmandollar (31)(VaTC) 55.9 Track Club (PinTC) 6.64m 3. Ricky Brooks (30)(Un) 56.8 WOMENS WEIGHT THROW FINAL(25 lb.) 2. Louis Johhson(30)(VaTC) 4.72m 4. Ken Larapert (30)(TS) 57.4 35-39 5. Randall Mathis (31) (RTFC) 61.3 SHOT: SUBMASTERS Oouc 3uzman(30)i'PVS)9.990p 1. Mary Chadboume OTH 23*8"* MASTERS 1: 1. Rich Barnett(42)(CTC)4.66m 2. "wTTTTam Susby(39,'(jn) 9.450m (23'4%"-23'4"-22'4%"-F-22 *1"-23*8" 7". PaTmer Sweet(40)(VaTC) 4.51m MASTERS I: 1. Rich Barnett(42)(CTC)65.7 MASTERS I: 1. Mike Valle(43;'(GP)12.O0e*- MASTERS II: 1. Bill Cole(54)(RTFC) 4.73m 2. kusty Hamilton(47) (ChTC) 8.265m 56 Lb. WEIGHT THROW FIHAL 30-34 2. Di1 Ion Witherspoon(53)(VaTC) 4.13m 1. Steve Kaye CW 23*11" 3. Charles Engle (55)(LRC) 3.90m MASTERS II: 1. Bill Cole(54)(RTFC)61.5 MASTERS II: 1. Jim Baggett(50j(ATC)11.OSOm (F-20 •8%"-22 *8"-22 '6"-22 *10"-23 *11" 2. Gary '^borne (50)('Jn) 67.6 2. George iaylar(53)(PhH) 9.39£m 2. Pleter Elmendorf On 23*4%" MASTERS III: 1. Norb Weckstein (60)(VaTC} 3. Charles Engle(55)(LRC) 75.0 • (16 *10"-21 *4"-22 *6"-F-22 *%"-23 *4%") 3.94m * LONG 3. Pat Bums DCTC 22*2%" MASTERS IV: 1. Jeremiah Gaines.Sr. (72) MASTERS III: 1. Joe Martin (62)(VaTC)68.0 JUMP: SUBMASTERS: 1. Doug GuzBan(30>(PVS)4.74m (F-21'l"-22*2%"-21'3%"-18*4"-21'8"l (Un)3.36m MASTERS I: 1. Hike Valle(43)(GP)4.58m 2. Rusty~HamiIton (47)(ChTC) 4.37m 56 lb. HEIGHT THROW FINAL 35-39 800-METER 1. Norm Bower OTH 25*4"* TRIPLE RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. Ken Lampert(30)(TS)2:03.8 MASTERS II: 1. Jim Ba9gett(50)(ATC)4.62iB (22 *5"-22 *8"-20•2"-23 '7%"-25*4"-F) JUMP: SUBMASTERS: 1. Keith Witherspoon(31)(VaTC) 7. John Tucker(34)(Un) 2:05.7 2. George~raylor(53)(PhM) 3.89ti! 2. Jim Pearce CW 23*2" 14,21m * 3. Miller Allen (30) (CTC) 2:18.0 (21*2"-F-F-F-22 *B"-23 *2") MASTERS 1:1. Palmer Sweet(40)(VaTC)9.71m 4. Ron Cone (32) (VaTC) 2:31.4 TRIPLE JUMP: MASTERS I: 1. Rusty Hamilton(47)(ChTC)S.3Ti 7. RTch~Barnett (42)(CTC) 9.68m MASTERS 1: 1. Lew Faxon (44)(TS) 2:15.4 56 Lb. WEIGHT THROW FINAL 45-49 2. Mike 7alle(43)(GP) 8.98m MASTERS II: 1. Bill Cole(54)(RTFC) 9.71m 1. Carl Klehm DCTC 21*9"* MASTERS 11: 1. John Hosner(59)(VaTC)2:27.9 MASTERS II: 1. George Taylor(53){PhH) (21*9"F-P-P-P-P) 2. Charles Engle (55)(LRC) 8.02m 6.83m 1500-METER 56 Lb. WEIGHT THROW FIMAL 50-54 HIGH RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. Ken Lampert(30)(TS)4:05.0* HIGH 1. Joe Chadboume OTH 22*11"* JUMP: SUBMASTERS:). Dan Wecksteih(30)(VaTC)l.780: 2. John Tucker(34)(Un) 4:07.8 JUMP: SUBMASTERS: 1. Hilliara Busby(39)(Un)l.37m (20'11"-21*-22'7%"-22'll"-21*9%"-P) 2. Randall Mathis (31)(RTFC) 1.734m 3. Allan McLearen(32)(CTC) 4:34.3 3. Keith Witherspoon (31)(VaTC) 1.575m 4. Miller Allen (30)(CTC)5:44.2 MASTERS I: 1. Mike Va11e(43)(GP) 1.37m 56 Lb..HEIGHT THROW FINAL 70-74 4. Ron Cone (32)(VaTC) 1.575m 2. Rusty Hamilton (47)(ChTC) 1.295oi 1. Nolan Fowler VAC 23'%"** MASTERS I: 1. Lew Faxon(44)(TS)4:31.1 MASTERS 11: 1. Jim Baggett(50)(ATC)l.425m (22 *-23'%"-F-F-F-Pl MASTERS I: 1. Palmer Sweet(40)(VaTC)l.370m MASTERS II: 1. John Hosher(59)(VaTC)4:51.9' MASTERS Tl: 1. Charles Ehgle(55) (LRC)l .425: 2. PeterlTielsen (50)(SVTC) 5:21.0 MASTERS TTl: 1. Norb Wecksteih(60)(VaTC) POLE TEAM SCORING 3. Gary Osborne (50)(Uh) 5:46.6 VAULT: SUBMASTERS: 1. David Smith(3G)(Un)3.560rri 1.095m MENS MASTERS I: 1. Henry Davenport(48)(Un) 155" OTH OVER THE HILL 5000-METER POLE 3.660m 82 Cllf CLIFTON TRACK CLDB RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. Allah McLearen(32)(CTC) Ronald Cook (37)(VaTC) 2. Rusty Hami Iton (47) (ChTC) 3.05ni 77 HOO HOOSIER TRACK CLDB VAULT: SUBMASTERS: 1 16:50.1 3.965*(13'0") 56 DecM DECATHLON MIDWEST 2. Bill Mahone (31)(SVTC) 17:18.2 MASTERS II; 1. Jim Baggett(50)(ATC)2.745!r MASTERS II: 1 Charles Engle(55)(LRC) 47 TK TEAM KANGAROO 3. Miller Allen (30)(CTC) 17:52.4 2. George^aylor (53)(PhM) 2.29Clm 2.210m 38 AA ANN ARBOR 4. Dan Lohnquist(38)(Un) 19:30.1 5S-METER 35 DCTC DNIV. OF CHICAGO TC MASTERS I: 1. Lew Faxoh(44)(TS)16:23.6 DASH: SUBMASTERS; 1. Arthur Wriqhtf371(PhMi 6.5 27 DM DAYTON MASTERS 55-METER 2. David~Bloor(47)(CTC) 16:41.8 22 CON CONVERSE MIDWEST DASH: SUBMASTERS: 1. Keith Witherspooh(31)(VaTC •2. Doug Guzman(30)(PVS) 7.3 MASTERS II: 1. John Hosner(59)(VaTC) 20 CW COLDMBDS HOLFPACK * 6.5** MASTERS I; 1. Jim Bradley(47)(PVS) 7.4 - 19 VAC VICTORY ATHLETIC OLDB 2. Ben Helmandollar(31)(VaTC) 6.9 18:07.8 2. Peter Nielsen(50)(SVTC) 19:50.2 2. Hike ?alle (43-)(GP) 8.0 18 FTC FINDLAY TRACK CLDB 3. Ricky Brooks(30)(Un) 6.96 3. Rusty HamiIton(47)(ChTC) 8.1 15 TCan TEAM CANADA .4. Louis Johnson (31)(VaTC) 7.1 MASTERS III: 1. Alvin Smith(62)(Un)22:39.8 15 NH NORTHWEST TRACK CLDB MASTERS II: 1. Jim Baggett(50)(ATC)7.4 MASTERS n i. Rich 8arnett(42)(CTC) 7.3 2. GeorgTTaylor (53)(PhM) 9.2 15 HPTC WEST PENN TRACK CLDB 2. Koger~Binkley (40)(CTC) 7.9 14 MD MASON DIXON TRACK CLDB 55-METER 13 DC DNIV. OF CINCINNATI MASTERS II: 1. Bill Cole (54)(RTFC) 7.6 WOMEN'S RESULTS HURDLES: SUBMASTERS (39"): 1. Arthur Wright(PWi) 13 MM MID MICHIGAN TC MASTERS III: 1. Joe Martin(62)(VaTC) 8.3 13 PP PHIUDELPRIA PIONEERS 400-METER 9.4 12 Pea PEABODY TRACK CLDB MASTERS IV: 1. Jeremiah Gaihes(72)(Un)ll. DASH: MASTERS I: 1. Glenna Fink(44)(SVTC)75.2* WSTERS I (36"); 1. Jim 8rati)ey(PVS;iO.. 12 BTC BIRMINGHAM TRACK CLDB •2. Mixe Valle {43)(GP) 10.7 3. Rusty HamiIton(ChTC) 10.7 11 River RIVERBEND STRIDERS 55-METER 800-METER 11 AIA ATHLETES IN ACTION HURDLES: SUBMASTERS: Keith Witherspoon(31) RUN: MASTERS I: 1. Glenna Fink(44)(SVTC)2:45.7- MASTERS 11(33"): 1. Lawrence Pratt(Uti^ 10 TrlS TRI STATE (VaTC) 8.3 S.4 8 NO NEW ORLEANS 2. Ron Cone (32)(VaTC) 9r7 1500-METER 2. Jim Baggett (ATC) 10.5 .-8 -CRTG- GRAND-HAPIDfi-TRACK CLDB 3."touis-Johnson (36)(VaTC) 10.2 RUN: MASTERS I: 1..Glenna.F,ink(/»(i)(^yTCJ5:.2?ia — 3, £earae Jajtloc sSiiJt.U-a.

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M60+ all S l U T H I ') HT h T * T H L u N M55-59 400-METER C.D. Ogilvie 66 14:58 Herman Grotheer GA 59:55 DASH: SUBMASTERS: 1. Arthur Wright(37)(PhM)53.2 Atlantic high Scliool iJAlroy hcadi, Horiola March lij 1988 Gene Askew 63 17:13 Dick Derenzis PA 62:58 G. Hoogenboezen 63 27:22 MASTERS I: 1. Jim Bradley(47)(PVS)50.8 Joe Petroline GA 63:18 Uiscua Shot Javelin Hammer Wt Throw Score W40 M60-64 MASTERS II: 1. Edward McKendry(50)(CG) S. Qboper 44 13:04 Bart Ross FL 61:41 G. Ksrakatsanis 35.35 10.79 28.81: la.18 12.11 61.9 Mary Kennaxd 44 17:51 FL 64:08 591 517.5 309.5 071: 000.5 2698.5 MiHard Shumate Annette Farid 41 20:39 Mike Bowen 30.92 9.11 36.93 no throw no throw John Ross FL 69:46 800-METER W45 1)95 Ukl ai:l: 0 0 1382 M65-69 RUN: MASTERS I: 1. Jim Bradley(47)(PVS)2:33.9 Henry Uorronl 35.03 10.62 IKI.II 50.33 11:. 1:2 Mary Cullen 45 19:30 Ed Vuolo CT 64:10 Joyce Bean 46 28:27 MASTERS II: 1. Edward McKendry(50)(CG) 581:.5 505.5 1:92.5 807,5 751: 311:1; Fred Steadman FL 71:17 .Hid Hill 15.66 Libby Marks 48 30:15 2:24.0 ilj.71 50.77 1:8.26 15.86 Bill Neely FL 72:06 f-; 191.5 799 685.5 791 839.5 3909 W50 W40-44 2. Robert Stanhope (55)(CRR)2:32.7 Austiji Baggett 39.13 12.22 36.1:3 la.08 U.13 Marge Trenckniann54 41:56 Cindy Dalryraple DC 56:05 668.5 611: 586.5 669 675 3a3 Joyce McConnell 54 12:27 Elfrieda Wyner FT. 59:47 1500-METER Randy Cooper lilu06 39.32 12.31 29.U2 10.09 Ann Moon 53 33:34 Judy Pickert NY 60:05 RUN: MASTERS II: 1. Edward McKendry(50)(CG) 672 620' 716 3078 li75.5 59Il5 W55 Maria Wade FL 61:48 4:48.0 K. Bergenback 31.00 10.W 1:2.67 U3.91: U.U: Gloria Dulworth 56 43:18 I.eah McElroy FL 64:35 2. Robert Stanhope(55)(CRR) 5:00.9 559 5514.5 770 779.5 781 3l)hl) 57 43:27 39.02 12.70 35.51 39.96 10.60 Lida Askew W45-49 5000-METER 730.5 711: 61)0 716 111).5 3521 W60t Laura Tingle n, 61:25 RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. McRae Sharp(30)(KTC)16:23 H. Uorninggtar 35.52 12.60 29.13 33.31: 8.90 Lynn Edwards 60 4:14:50 Linda Burgasser FL 67:18 609.5 811.5 626.5 6^8 538 3293 Daphne Bell CAN 69:41 MASTERS II: 1. Robert Stanhope(55)(CRR) Stan Laski 28.50 9.53 21:. 56 1K5.82 9.U5 W50+ no times available 18:26.4 500.5 575 506 780 581: 2951.5 Pete Gulgin }9.29 11.21: 21.78 30.72 8.36 FLATLANDERS' CHALLENGE 10K NON VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION 750.5 710.5 1:314 598.5 1:91 2981; John Lieb BROOKSVILLE, ELA; 1/21/84 SNOWFLAKE RUN 4 MILE 29.16 11.38 31.69 28.32 9.90 1 - • WOMEN'S RESULTS CENTRAL PARK, NYC 617 721 789 636.5 727 3^0 M40 Dick niieler nt Hiil partridge 31:. 19 9.0 27.08 FEBRUARY 11, 1984 26.1)6 8.1:7 M45 Joe Burgasser 34:16 400-METER 725.5 531.5 665 639.5 596.5 3150 M50 Sam Tdmbull 37:00 1st Overall DASH: MASTERS I: 1. Jinny Beyer(42)(Pin TC) Philip Brock 23 19:13 Inpl. Wts. M60+Millard Shumate 47:00 1 70.5 Ag'.S 0-891 2K Ib/f SuOg 12tf 35# 50-59! 1.5k 12# 800g 12,/ 35y 60 an., ov-r: IK 8,9 bOOg 8# 25# W40 Linda Burgasser 44:20 Sue Garden 23 22:57 lu W50+Marjorie Amade nt 800-METER M40 RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. Susan Houlton(36)(ATC) Kd Hill set a super Wt. Pent Age hecord of 3909 points, Russell Bassett 43 21:53 hob Richards scored 3521 points which exactly ties the 8 year old record 42 22:39 2:29.0 Brian Morrisey by Dan Aldrich tlu-owing all Olymoic implements. Vflio says lighthing Ken Martin 40 22:40 never strikes twice in the some place. 1500-METER ORANGE BCWI, lOK; MIAMI, FLO M45 RUN: SUBMASTERS: 1. Susan Houlton(36)(ATC) Mho woula have thouglit ten years ago there would be 12 Weight Pentnthlonerfl FEBRUARY 4, 1984 W. Vinson 45 22:29 47 22:42 5:03.0 over 70 who scored over 3*0CW points. Weitz (W, Germ, J, Tlcraanis (On.;, J. r4esserschmidt Gonaales (^, U.), Lieb, Pierotti, partridge, Doms, Veaco, Herrmann, 1st Overall C. Clark 45 23:01 28:33.07 MASTERS I: 1. Jinny Beyer(42)(Pin TC) V(hittemor«, Hubbell (Dec.) Hang in there, youngsters. You may get John Gregorek M50-59 5:24.2 better with age. Joseph Nzau 28:33.09 G. TTicxnpson 58 24:00 Crete Waltz 31:58.2B Eric Seitl 50 24:08 M40-44 R. Van Etten 53 25:36 K' MARYLAND MARATHON Randall Kirk 32:15 ORANGE BCWL MARATHON M50-54 M60-69 BALTIMCXffi, MU Arthur Williams 33:57 62 26:12 MIAMI, FI/O; JAN. 7, 1984 Ulrich Kaempf 53 27:32 T. Gibbons • i. N0VH4BER 20, 1983 William Springer 35:07 64 26:21 t . • LONG Bob Farrington 52 28:55 A1 Goldstein •• P.: 1st Overall Richard Van Scotter 36:00 60 26:46 53 29:24 J. McManus Men E.R. Silver John Williams Itonmy Persson 2:13:27 36:18 M704- 1 Ktatthew Tobin23 2 23:05 M55-59 Joelle DeBrouwer 2:44:59 M45-49 Max Popper 80 34:48 DISTANCE 23 E.Geisendaffer432 45.01 Don Carpenter 56 31:20 M40-44 Ron Hill 33:07 W40-44 24 J. F. HefinerAO 2 •.45:20 Don Lucero 56 32:45 William Springer 2:35:24 Leon Golbin 38:17 41 24:03 35 M. Sabino 44 :49:46 Jan Nijssen 58 38:04 Elaine Kirchen Michael McCarthy 2:42:35 Owen Barber 38:59 41 25:31 50 Ben Mathews 45 58:09 M60-f L. Connors RESULTS Paul Reback 2:46:11 Hicmas Holdcraft 39:18 40 26:59 54 J. Marbury 45 58:44 Dennis Egley 60 31:00 M. Mulvihill Alberto Echeverria 2:48:54 Ron O'Beime 39:52 71 Milt Tbylor 50 03:14 60 32:08 M45-49 Robert Robinson 2:53:17 Flory Rodd Please send masters 81 T. Shannon 49 06-.04 Jari&r'rtei'gbtf- — «b W40-44 Sam himbull 36.-18 48 30:00 100 W. Bcwling 50 :10:24 Roger Rouiller 2.'34.-56 Esther Marcus Gail Rodd 41 32:59 race results to; National 104 H. Sullivan 55 :10:46 2:59:08 Jim Blount 37:12 W50-59 Esmildo Pascual Sylvia Jensen 43 34:1 Masters News, P.O. Box 109 J. Rutkowski 54 12:07 Bill Wagner 3:01:48 M55-59 A. Moore 53 27:58 I Doerte Murray 43 34:49 41:31 29:07 117 Chuck Raynor 50 3: 13:00 Wolfram Bleul 3:02:'2 Anthony Oeriale Bunny Franco 53 2372, Van Nuys, OA 44:07 154 F. Henks 66 3:20:04 Richard Peek 3:02:53 Jerald Raticoff Nancy Tighe 52 29:30 I, W45-49 91404. Please include 280 J. Spencer 56 3:38:39 Wesley Reuter 44:28 W60t M50-54 Marge Gerrity 46 36:57 286 Ihanas Faw 55 3:39:42 M60t M. Rodriguez 62 33:09 Henry Kupczyk 2:44::50 Brenda Ainscow 45 38:00 ?- date, distance and city. 618 finishers Dan Biele 44:27 E. Havens 67 40:25 Brendan Spratt 2:56::07 Vivian Rodriguez 49 41:08 Alfred Ostrenko 45:32 Women Mike Dutko 3:02::45 W50» Robert Schmacker 46:41 f ' 1 Marge Rosasco35 3:03:44 Henderson Cleaves 3:07:15 Marion Irvine 54 30:46 W40-44 13 C. Morris 40 3:41:04 WEMDY'S 10K CLASSIC Joseph Kozlin 3:09::27 Ruth Raters 50 33:26 Patti Sudduth 44:55 MASTERS FAIRGROUND RUN A 14 Jill Mottus 46 3:41:27 BOWLING GREEN, KENTOCKY M55-59 Frances Sackerman 54 33:42 Bonnie Foster 44:08 ROUND; ALBUQUERQUE, NH 22 S. Kendall 47 3:51:32 NOVEMBER 5, 1983 Walter Beier 3:24:52 Linda Sparrow 45:26 FEBRUARY 12, 1984 4:01:04 31 Sandy Robey 40 Jerald Raticoff 3:28:13 W45-49 1st Overall 39 Martha Heyne 40 4:20:18 1st Overall Anthony Ceriale 3:29:39 Jenni Seid 43:46 31 28:18 4:44:12 Andy Lucero 41 30:44 55 Pamela Lee 52 Guy Perreault 3.-32 29 46:08 Janet Allnutt 26 35:00 Renate Skinner Christa Melfi 52 37:55 58 Pat Dav^d 43 4:48:29 Lee Cohrington 3:38 38 M40 HILT-N-DALE 8 MILE Arlene Boyle 49:44 60 A. Moore 40 4:56:22 M40-44 M60t MEMPHIS, TENN. W50-54 Bill Parsley 40 33:58 61 Lois Spear 55 5:01:54 Andy Lucero 41 30:44 Dan Biele 3:29; JANUARY 14., 1984 Sylvia Weiner 49:25 Curtis Sanders 42 34:48 42 5:53:52 Joe Maloney 42 32:37 72 Pat Stark Bill Scoville 3:32; 55:16 Tbm Kenny 40 35:00 Barbara Meyer Buck Schreyer 34:03 73 finishers Alexander Hossack 3:37; 1st Overall 66:13 M45 Dolores Dagg M45-49 Peter Meletakos 3:50; John Harper 42:09 Bill Olrich 48 32:44 David l^rd 46 31:20 Sheldon Kushner 3:54; Cathy Koch 55:35 W55-59 Mark Lowry II 46 34:51 Dick Croghan 48 33:56 W40-44 M40-49 Alene Park 62:58 Ray Parrella 48 35:34 TAC NATIONAL MASTERS 8K Charles Wood 46 34:41 Bonnie Foster 3:26:21 47:23 Teddy Riley 64:54 M50 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Gerald Koch M50-54 DECEMBER 3, 1984 Alice Hudson 3:33.-01 Bill Butler 48:29 Barbara Shaffer 70:41 Frank Robinson 50 36:57 Dale Goering 53 31:23 Linda Sparrow 3:33:31 Bill Bandy 49:35 W60+ Buster Tankersley 53 37:08 .Men Aaron Gol(inan 52 33:19 Eileen Eliot 3:43:43 Lucille Pincus 62:47 Gordon Cog 50 38:19 40-44 M50t Alvaro Gallegos 52 33:26 Diana Kilpatrick 3:48 35 Marjorie Zimnerman 64:15 M55 1. Miko Pers^k Ed Fancher 52:03 M55-59 26:53 W45-49 Ruth Rothfarb 71:56 Roland Anspach 57 38:07 2 Riiburt Brown Bob Creed 52:04 Kent Jones 55 35:30 28;Ofl Arlene Boyle 4:07; 47 §• Jim Carey 57 43:29 3 Uill Hendcv Ethan Busby 54:27 Sam Gutierrez 57 38:25 4.' 49 Lydi Pallares 4:12; 26 Harold Reeves 57 43:54 W40t Melvin Titus 55 39:37 : Bill Orrifh 2h: 39 Wendy Mullikin 4:15; 58 M60 Linda Ralph 1:03:18 M60-64 . Clen Davis 28: 51 Linda O'Mara 4:20: 42 GASPARILLA 15K; TAMPA, FLO. Bob Maclin 60 41:43 Pauline Sessions 1:16:55 Bill Burnett 61 37:13 3, Charles De.sJardins 31 -19 Patricia CallcUian 4:35 25 FEBRUARY 11, 1984 Ken Robinson 60 42:34 1:33:15 Jim Davis 60 41:55 >0-.<4 * WSO-54 Cella Davis Paul EYinis 64 42:49 1st Overall M65-69 1. George Vernoskv 27:32 Sylvia Weiner 3:45:06 M65 Mike McLeod 42:54 Jason Moore 69 44:20 2. Donald GnntmiQ 27:59 Jude Bagatti 4:09:15 47:52 Fleetwood Fesmire 66 41:16 28:11 Crete Waitz Virqel Rohrbacher 65 44:47 .Mm Cnvincs."-- liana Izso 4:46:51 HXISTON-TENNECD MARATHON George Sheehan 65 41:26 M40-44 Ira Levine 66 59:46 4:52:31 M70t Barbara Meyer HOUSTON, TEXAS MI 47 :29 M70t . I'a crick Devinc Bill Stewart Pip Reed 5:59:42 JANUARY 15, 1984 MA 48 32 Joe Haase 74 1 02:01 2. Kill Bp'i.nn 36:i5 Kirk Randall Anthony Denardis 73 48:54 W50-54 none PA 48 36 •J' Neville Dodd 72 1:02:29 . Louis Schneider 35:5' 1st Overall George Keim W60+ W40-44 W40 Charlie Spedding31 2:11:54 Jack Bachler NC 48 48 Joanne Wilscxi 5:39:12 Cecilia Dail 41 44:26 Mary Feese 44:00 '. S'owl if' Henson 33;]i I. Kristiansen 27 2:27:51 6:28:42 iS Marian Schreyer 44 46:28 B. Lcwery 44:04 i ?: hi Dorothy Barr .. Pohc-rt Coiighlin M40 Dave Storey FL 50 20 Sharon Craft 41 46:41 i Rosemary Lubbers 45:22 -0.'?9 John Hobbs 42 2.-37:48 Lloyd Sampson GA 52 16 W45-49 W45 '•ft Kenh^ir J.R. Darnell Jr 42 2:45:38 Greg King FL 52 36 Beverlie Hueter 47 40:22 Rose Taylor 44:28 Bob Koal WILLY'S 5 MILE; LC6 ALTOS, Jerry Ciirrett 41 2:47:56 John Tbole GA 52 29 landra Pickel 45 51:58 Bemice Martin 46:09 V\ untrn CA; JAN. 14, 1984 M45 M45-49 Grace Thompson 47 56:15 Mary Hansford 49:57 40-44 31 Tbm Mayfield 45 2:38:14 ). Rarhnra Piku 1st Overall Rot Hill GB 49 37 W50-54 • I: W50 Addor Lanctot 47 2.-42:35 Rich McCandless 28 23:53 Joe Burgasser FL 50 54 Christa Melfi 52 37:55 Margaret Norris 43:24 2:45:01 45-49 24 27:59 Tarry Worth 45 Bill Catanese GA 53 24 Kenny Goering 50 40:13 Jane Armold 44:26 N:incv furmick 12:50 Connie Hester M50 Bob Bohanan FL 55 15 Eleanor Shiith 52 41:22 Nancy Bell 46:44 M40-44 40 25:46 Don Gamnie 53 2:43:59 Dan D'addio CAN 55 34 W55-59 W55 •0 IB 1 V Gary Goettelman i . bisect Norr .s -^5 i ' Bob Fletcher 51 2:45:41 Pat Waldroop 55 50:57 57 Jake White 42 26:28 M50-54 Pat Westbrook 56:19 3 5 t h I 2:54:27 Kiiih Anderson 40 26:50 Noman Horns 50 Norm Green PA 50 18 Petra MontarK) 58 53:30 Mona Pierce 56 59:02 ih: 37 Jack Leydig inn'' KpiiI'm- M55 XL 55 23 W60^ M. Reeves-Hardy 55 59:56 M45-49 Clyde Barber Jr Ml K Jotm Brooks 56 3:12:05 FL 56 00 Raye Johnson 60 46:35 W60. Doug Latimer 46 27:59 Jim Blount I'rncsi iiu' t (.'.ip inK Reivers Faul 57 3:12:48 FL 57 25 Polly Baker 60 50:06 Phyllis Ruthenburg 63 58:02 Ken Noel 45 28:20 Bch Askea •Jerry. Lewis 48 28:22 Zoto Boehmer 55 3:21:22 , Dot Gpttiam OS 58421

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SPA/TAC 30K CHAMPIONSHIPS SOUTH HILLS DOWN HILL MILE Vel A (40-44) NEW MEXIOJ CaFiPC»ATE CUP LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL MARATHON. FEBRUARY 19. SANTA ANA CANTON, CALIF. ' Niieit TexKlof 40 2 31 46 CLASSIC; DIAMOND BAR, CALIF ALBURQUERQUE; 2/12/84 FEBRUARy 26, 1984 2 Wargil Brosnan 44 2 4?^ place name ' HOMETOWN SJ A^ ThME PACE 3 BonrreOieifich 40 2 50 42 60v 1st Overall Open Men W35-44 Vet B (45-49) M30 Sam Bowe 6.86 M. Charabliss 1:49:15 1 Gidamis Shananga Tanzania 26 2:10:19 4:58 Elizabeth Marsden 5:12 t Jilt Martin, 45 2 28 04 D. Powdrell 7.00 2:02:35 2 Joe Nzau Kenya 33 2:10:40 4:59 Sherry Sinmons Mary Jane Mitchell 5:29 2 JoyceMaret-Fielcner. 49 2 4? 28 Ken Crouch 7.21 Netherlands 28 2:10:53 4:59 M40-44 Myra Llauder 5:52 3 Kale Knigni-Perry 46 3 14 S4 M40 R. Kirkpatrick 7.30 3 Gerald Nijboer Mexico 22 2:11:00 5:00 Tom Bums 1:57:04 7.35 4 A Herrera Masters (50-S9| Jeff Loubet 5:02 Alan Johnson 1:58:45 W45-54 5 Great Britain 28 2:11:54 t Toshikod'Ena 54 i 2,30.43 Bob Jurgens 7.38 Dobie McDoveal 5:33 Dan Ashimine 2:00:33 ? NancyTighc.W 2 45 56 M50+Charlie Orr 7.54 Open Women M45-49 Celia Shawn 6:06 3 AudreyJaccbscn. 5b 3 25.23 7.95 Canada 30 2:31:57 5:47 Gordon Albury 1 Jacgjeline Gareau Andre Tocco 1:54:58 Carolyn Plowman 6:23 8.3 New Zealand 28 2:32:07 5:48 Senior (60 and over) W30 K. Schoenfeld 2 Ann Audain Dick Rallies 2:02:11 New Zealand 28 2:33:44 5:52 H35-44 MaryRoonguez.62 3 09 36 F. Singleton 8.5 3 Mary O'Connor Ray Schmidt 2:11:07 USSR 2:38:41 6:03 »: Favm Dolan 8.7 4 Polina Grigorenko M50-54 Donald Jensen 4:12 USSR 31 2:39:40 6:04 W40 Linda Graham 9.50 5 Zoya Ivanova Jim Brownsfield 2:03:22 Geoff Zehnder 4:18 9.70 Neal Doherty 4:19 Arlene Schafer Curt Brownfield 2:15:35 H35-39 Central Park Five Mile Run M. Holleman 9.76 Jack Resh 2:22:11 1 Athol Barton San Diego CA 36 2:21:25 5:23 M45-54 Central Park, Manhattan 440v M55-59 2 Hector Chavez Mexico 36 2:24:20 5:30 Bill Cnm 4:46 Pat Devine 2:08:16 Sponsored by M40 R. Kirkpatrick 55.9 Anchorage AK 36 2:30:13 5:44 Jerry Withers 4:48 3 Greg Tibgetts Fred Nagelschmidt 2:17:08 New York RmO Runners Chrb Jesse Carrington 4:50 Mile M40-44 M60-69 Date: Marcna. 1984, iv20AM Distance: 5 Mile^ M30 W. Loudat 4:29.1 1 Gunter Mieike West Germany 40 2:17:59 5:15 Stanley Neufe.ld 2:37:59 4:53.4 H55. Check-In Men-653 Women-2B7. Olen Hedges 2 Joe Gassman Hawthorne CA 43 2:44:46 6:17 Paul Jerstrom 2:38:51 Gunnder Linde 5:02 Toial 940 Jerry Martinez 4:54.2 Burbank CA 44 2:46:00 6:20 3 Jim Murphy M70t Jerry Soto 5:05 Fintsfws: Men-58i aod 5 racewaHcefS. James Kee 4:56.5 New York NY 44 2:48:07 6:25 Wcmen-241 andOracewafters, 7otaHR3t 4 Bill Kaye Dane Scofield 3:17:09 Larry Banuelos 5:13 M40 Stan Hayes 5:04.0 5 Can Ashimine Torrance CA 40 2:48:10 6:25 Ernest Lyons 3:24:08 Weather: Variable cloudiness, strong 0flA breeze, low 30 s. CBve Young 5:32.9 W40t M4S-49 Harold O'Hayre 5:33.1 Horolene Mcleon 2:20:38 W30 Mary Nichols 6:14.8 1 Jim Knerr Simi Valley CA 49 2:37:57 6:01 Vet A (40-44) 6:47 Linda Bird 2:43:05 1 TedHaiman 4) 26 05 •fll Robin Ross 6:14.9 2 John Bohnet Calgary TX 49 2:57:59 ni 3 George Hirsch New York NY 49 2:58:21 6:48 25tti Annual 2 Perry Leary. 44 26 19 Pat Antonaoolo 6:59.6 3 Her Marlin. 40 28 44 4 Warren Moorman Culver City CA 48 2:59:12 6:50 Mike Hannon Memorial W40 Jacki Marr 6:32.6 STARTEST 10K; LOS A,9GELES; 5 Art Sylvester Goleta CA 46 3:02:16 6:57 Vet B (45-49) ff. W50+Joan McDougal 8:45.7 FEBRUARY 26, 1984 TwentyMile Run 1 Rcoeri Cififlt. 40 27 M M5C-54 Central Park, NYC 2 V/dHer Vinson. 46 28 48 \ TWO Mile 1st Overall 1 John Richards Ventura CA 52 2:49:37 6:28 3 Charles Clark. 48 29 44 M30 Olen Hedges 10:33.4 Steve McCalley 30 32:09 Sponsoreit by Tucson AZ 51 2:58:47 6:49 Misters (50-S9) 2 John Sadlouskos Helen Dick 59 41:55 New York Ruad Runners Club Jarry Martinez 11:02.8 1 cdFilzgeratd 50 29 4? 3 Warren Csborn La Mesa CA 50 3:00:04 6:52 Date: Fobrtirtry ?G. UlAM M40 Stan Hayes 11:04.4 M40-44 ?. George Thompson 68 30 19 Kj 4 Jim Vair.anaka Gainesville GA 51 3:00:17 6:52 Oislance: ?() Miles Steve Bemen 30 37 David Warren 11:31.0 41 37:13 Check-In;Men ?(jb,Women toi.il-T2b 3 EncSettl, 50 5 Dick Robinson Bonita CA 53 3:01:58 6:56 4 Ai Puma. 64 32 07 Ed Hale 11:31.2 Carlos Balbona 40 37:35 Finishers; Men-216 and ? racewalkers. M50+Aaron Goldman 12:29.8 M5S-59 Art Nava 43 37:36 Wonien-44and noracewaikers total-262. Seniors (60-69) Delmar Bergen 12:49.4 1 Patrick Devine San Pedro CA 55 2:48:45 6:26 H45-49 Weather: Cteai. breezy, low40 s 1 Tom Gibbons 62 32 3t ? Albert Gotdsiein 64 32 46 Duane Bewton 13:04.9 2 Fred NagelSchmidt Ventura CA 59 2:56:53 6:45 Eldward Lujan 45 38:18 k i '• 3 WiitiamCoyne 62 33 53 W30 Pat Allen 13:56.2 3 Don Lucero Belmont CA 56 3:09:28 7:13 Fred Peters 45 40:32 Vel A (40.44) Gotden Age (70 and tver) i4 Flo Migliore 14:10.0 Karl Pearsons 49 41:08 M6C-64 t Perry LCciry 44 I 56 Ot Biii&robslon. 71 34 53 h L Jan Marker 14:38.2 M50-55 2.0100 1 Flory Rodd San Francisco CA 60 3:09:31 7:14 2. lam Fletcher 41 W40 Jacki Marr 14:19.8 Ryoji Akiyama 52 40:28 3. Ratael Bordonaba, 42 2:02:50 2 Jack Kettler P.V.E. 60 3:16:43 7:30 Val Gobler 14:52.9 Dana Morris 50 40:51 Vet A (40-44) 3 Art Schneider Encino CA 62 3:18:55 7:35 1 oaineKifchen 4i 30 06 Eddie Ivory 53 42:55 Vet B (45-49) 2 Carol Johnston 40 34-18 Mile Relay mSw/mixed ages W35-39 1 JohnDugdale 49 2:02 27 M56-59 3.Nmeli fex'dor 40 34 47 Pong's Catering 4:31.0 2 Lou Stern 49 2 06 37 1 Jacqueline Hansen Los Angeles CA 35 3:04:34 7:02 Gunnar Brickner 58 38:49 (Mary Nichols, Harold 3. Richard Muiphy. 49 2 09 68 Vet B (45-49) 2 Christina Farrell Canada 39 3:13:59 7:24 O'Hayre, Dale Goering, Mel Francis Petracek 56 39:22 1 tMhet Wartus. 48 37 4J 3 Laurel Strand Oakland CA 37 3:40:35 8:25 Bin Stowell 56 42:18 Masters (50-59) 2 Bifie .Moier. 46 39 36 Richkind) 1 Rudy Becker 50 2 06:49 M60-64 3 KateKnighf-Pcrry.48 41 39 W40-44 2 Don Oixon 56 2 07 13 Masters (50-59) 1 Nancy Buchanan Fountain Val'yCA. .40 3:50:50 8:48 Jose CanchoLa 60 44:41 3 Erie SeiM 50 2 16 42 High Jumy 1 MaryO Maitey. 5) 2 Marsha Schanke Scottsdale AZ 41 3:50:56 8:48 Robert Drake 61 46:16 4 Waller Brown 59 2.18.16 43-21 M30 Ken Crouch 6'0" 2 Auorey Jacobsofl 55 43 35 3 Margaret Waldron Mira Loma CA 40 3:58:37 9:06 Mel Mack 61 47:30 Bill Forsyth 5'5i" 3 CarolynRamirez 50 46.05 M65t Seniors (60-69) W30 F. Singleton 4'6" W45-49 1 WiUiamPeck 60 219:33 Senters (60 and evtr) Eddie Lewin 67 42:06 1 Margret Betz Conklin NY 47 3:00:49 6:54 2 John Fredelte 63 2 20 37 t Evelyn Havens 67 49 40 Long Jump Eddie Howard 68 48:03 2 23 54 2 Atsuko Fujimoto 48 3:36:05 8:14 3 Tom Gibbons 62 2 Mary Szaoo 66 58 00 M30 David Powdrell 21'1" Sam Dimura 66 51:23 B. Forsyth 18'9i" isters Mieike and Betz W40-44 J. Powdrell 18'75" $100 awarded to each age-d-vision winner. Sharon Hettig 41 45:49 Marshall Maez 17'9i" Barb Binderezsi 43 46:40 THE SEVENTH ANNUAL EMPIRE STATE BUILDING RUN-UP W30 Fawn Dolan 13'11i" Marsha Madsen 40 48:43 EMPIRE STATE BUILDING. NEW YORK cm* 10K W45-49 SKYLINE 10 MILER 1st Overall Gina Faust 47 42:38 Bagel Run BARTLESVILLE, OK Stan Mavis 31:15 Toni Donovan 45 59:33 Sponsored by the New York Road Runners Club Central Park, NYC FEBRUARY 12, 1984 Joyce Klausmeier 37:07 Billie Holmes 47 63:04 • - t In cooperation with the Empire State Building M40-44 ft-, Sponsored by M40 Bill Adams 58:46 W5a-55 Date. March 1, 1984. 10.30 an New YorKRoad Runners Club L. Ehianuelson 59:41 Jesse Cook 36:29 Irene Olberg 50 47:43 Distance, up 86 flights of stairs Mi Ken Hickman Date;february 18.1984. 10 AM Jay Minor 60:17 37:38 Marjorie West 51 49:06 Starters. Men—26. Women—9. Total—35 Distance; 6 2 Miles W40 None Gary Marcyann 39:05 Joey Hines 51 50:17 Chock-In; Men-799, Women-327. Finishers. Men—26. Women—9. Total—35 M45-49 W56-59 To!0lH26 M45 Glen Lafarlette 62:11 Weather: Stairwell—about 65 F. finish line—about unidentifiable in results M Finishers; Men-702 and 6 racewalKers. Dave Kem 63:59 Helen Dick 59 41:55 20 F with strong winds. VYCim(}n-27fiand 3racewalkefs, (Ofa!-987. Bill Snyder 69:14 H50-54 Daisy Wong 59 53:14 Weather: Overcast, later sunny, mid 40's W45 None Jack Thomas 38:44 Helga Garden 58 57:39 i<< M50 Steve Blanchard 60:24 Tu-Huei Su 46:23 W60-64 Order of Finish—Men Order of Finish—Men Arturo Melendez 64:43 Tom Steele 47:05 Vivian Brcwn 63 83:23 i!s Vet A (40-44) Paul Woollett 72:39 M55-59 1. Al Waquie. 32, Jemez Pueblo. NM 1 Hugh Sweeney 40 33 39 U 29 Dick Bunner 43:13 ^i:'i 2 Jonathan McNamee. 40 34 Sb W50 None 2. Gary Fanolli. 33. Ore land, PA 12 10 Orville Bingsley 3 Brian Morrissey. 42 36.27 M55 Tom Kempf Sr. 56:23 46:26 Brooklyn Five Mile Run 3. Bruce Sherman. 28. Beachwood. OH 12 41 Jim Elmore 70:17 Frank Pinkerton 48:50 Vet B (45-49) Prospect Park, Brooklyn 4. Gary Furlong. 30. Jamaica. NY 13. 12 'ii: M60^• ) Je'zy Suick, 46 36 13 Harold McDonald 72:58 Spons»«lby 5. Jim Ochse, 29, E Stroudsberg. PA 13 29 Bill Wick 57:27 2 Stan Sircich, 45 37 38 W55 None New York Road Runners Club 6. Ambrose Salmini, 38. Manhattan. NY 13 36 39:14 W40-49 3 Peter Ranis, 48 M60+ None Dale: February ?6. 1984 MAM 7 Steve Maluk, 36. Stalen Island. NY 13 41 Distance: 5 Miles Masters f50-59)* W60+ M. Chaiidler 2:12:50 Christa Romppanen 39:33 Check-In: Men-481. 8. Dave Jacobs. 38. Manhattan. NY 14 06 1. Eric Seifl. 50 38 50 W50-59 Women-138 91 finishers Toi.ii-GlO 9. Ron Isbell. 24. Arlington. TX 14 13 r;: 2. Francis Cr/.m, 54 4'J 19 Margaret Miller 41:58 Finishers: Men-426 and 10. Barry Lavender. 25. Bronx. NY 3 Ricbard Rogin. 51 40 49 Mcew.iikcfs 14 14 Women-MG.indJrar.Dw.ilkei. loi-il SS? 11. Joe Dugan. 45, Brentwood. NY 14 27 4 Ricbard Srialfer, 52 40 50 Weather:Clear broe/y. low40 s " M. • WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY MARA 12. Charles Carillo. 28. Manhattan, NY 14.38 Seniors (60-69) OCNEJQ 5/1 OK RUNS; WESTLAKE Vet A (40-44) 1 WiNiani Peck uO 40.41 THON; GREENBELT, MD; 13. Michael Kasser, 43. Manhattan. NY 15 19 VILLAGE, CA; FEB. 19, 1984 1 Brian Morrissey 4? 28 30 2 Aiberl Goldstein. 54 41 14 FEBRUARY 19, 1984 14. Mark Broderick. 32. Ft Washington. MD 15-40 2 William Janewav -10 • 29 40 3 Tom Gibbons, 62 41 44 5K 15. Vic Navarra. 31. Staten Island, NY 15 43 1 G. Minty 35 2 35:06 3 Michael Rieman. lO .30 J3 Golden Age (70 and over) 1st Overall 16. Neil Siegel. 35. Brooklyn. NY 16:45 5 Bob TTiurston 40 2 42:12 Vet B (45-49) MaxPopper, 80 55:25 Charlie White 15:22 17 Gatien Myrent. 30. Pans. France 16 22 15 Ben Hyser 48 2 49:16 1 Charles Kennedy 4b 28 42 Marian Mallory 19:02 2 Waller Vinson 4b 28 04 18. Pal Griskus, 36, Waterbury. CT 16 33 Subvet (30-39) 22 Barry Flanm 50 2 54:27 I kalie McDonald 32 38 07 M40-44 3 BohGooden 4b 29 38 19. Frank Crescenzi. 36. Lyndhurst, NJ 17.42 29 Dick Spencer 46 3 01:13 2 Cbnsiine Hearn Grenning 38 39 10 Eino 17:14 Masters (50-59) 20. Donald Wash. 53. Ft Collins. CO 19: 10 40 46 30 N. MacMillan 42 3 01:27 3 Chrisliane Avin, 35 Joe Jaoobsen 17:29 1 Edward Fitzgerald. 50 30 23 21. Sam Freeman. 63. Manhattan. NY 19 41 4 Rosiyn Scnioss. 35 40 50 32 G. Ladas 46 3 01:56 Joe Wells 18:30 ? George Thompson 58 30 S4 22. David Nash. 23. Albuquerque. NM 19:50 41 04 5 Jocelyn la/'or. 33 36 Joe Passiotti45 3 05:21 3 Albe'lPuma 54 32 33 43 02 M45-49 23. Edward Skrzypek. 44. Brentwood. NY 20.21 6 Barbara Vardy, 34 38 Jerome Hagen 51 3 06:14 4 Ricnard Atlilio bb 3? 3ti 7. Adrian Hunte. 30 43 28 Ken Gaskeli 18:30 24. Charles McCollister. 45, Simi Valley. CA 20 39 74 Dick Good 54 3 21:54 Buck Taylor 18:35 Seniors (60-69) 25. Charles Schmidt. 34. Freehold. NJ 20.43 Vet A (40-44) I C.ROrqeSheehan Gb 3 • T3 3B 57 Gary Famham 19:18 82 J. Mclntyre 63 3 25:32 26. Chico Scimone, 72, Taormina. Italy 21. 13 1 Pally LeePa'maiee. 43 2 Atberl Goldslein 64 33 31 2 Lina Connors, 41 40 06 103 ton Marathon 47 3 37:07 M50-54 3 John McManuS. 60 34 >4 3 Anna Thornhtll, 43 41 04 111 Bill Osbum 60 3 38:52 Will Robinson Vet A (40-44) 19:24 117 Jim Lantz 63 3 44:39 Vel B (45-49) Jim Mathieson 1 AnnaThornhiil 43 3? 40 Order of Finish—Women 1 M'T.: U'np'. 47 39 21 19:49 131 Sy Mah 57 3 59:14 2 Mimi Meyers 41 34 Of) 1. Isabelle Carmichael, 34, Manhattan. NY 13 32 2 BelSPyO Neiii 45 40 38 24 M55-59 140 D.P. McNelly 63 4 27:29 3 Mtideime Williamson 41 2. Inez McLean. 28, Brooklyn. NY 13 46 3, Joan Bonoeil, 45 44.23 Walt Atcheson 18:37 1 Suzanne Rohr 33 3 15:42 Vet B (45-49) 3. Burke Koncelik, 30. E Hampton, NY 13.53 Masters (50-59) 43 30 Robert Chambers 22:48 7 C. Morris 40 3 41:05 Juiiimne Bafneti 48 4 Anna Thbrnhill. 43. Manhattan. NY 1 BunnyFianco. 53 45 24 16 41 13 Ellen Walsh 46 4 39:13 Masters (50-59) 2 NancyTiqrie.53 48 M M60. 5. Mary Trotto, 36. Smithlown, NY 17 or 14 1 Pnsriiia Mui'er bO 43 28 3 MargueriteLogan 50 52 51 Pat David 43 5 11:44 6. Kathleen OBrien, 40. San Mateo. CA 17.-32 Ed Stotsenberg 21:21 40 38 15 K. Miller 41 6 09:45 2 Marguenie Logan, bh Seniors (60 and over) 7. Beth Chadwick. 35. Manhattan. NY 17 41 W40-49 1st Senior (60 and over) 1 M.iiy Rodriguer. 5? 53 3D Racewalker 8 Elaine Oswalt. 40. Bucyrus. OH 17 43 Rachel Zaragoza Acrienne Saimmi 68 02 0'. 2 Evelyn Havens 67 1 Of, 14 23:27 Sal Corrallo 53 4 20:42 9. Lisa Nesselson. 27, Pans. France. 21 01 C. Peterson 23:49> page 29 i NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS16 ^ ^ The only national publication devoted exclusively to track & field and long distance running for men and women over age 30 JW

68th Issue April, 1984 Section II SPECIAL INTERNATIONAL SECTION

The International Welcome lo this special IZ-page Scene international seaion of the National Masters News. by DON FARQUHARSON We've been covering masters President, World Association track & field and long distance run of Veteran Athletes (WAVA) ning in the USA since 1977, and It was with great pleasure that the have grown to 3300 subscribers. .At General Assembly delegates to the the V World Veterans Games in WAVA meeting in Puerto Rico last Puerto Rico ia.st September, the September heard A1 Sheahen's offer to World Association of Veteran produce international issues of the Na Athlete.s formally asked NMN to tional Masters News whenever ap become an official WAVA publica propriate. tion Over the 12 years since the first In It's a big challenge to become an ternational veterans meets took place, international publication, and one the need for communication has been which we eagerly accept. recognized as essential to our proper We first plan to publish a special development, especially as the en international edition four times a thusiasm of veterans from more and year. As subscribers and news from more countries blossoms. other nations increase, we hope to But producing a publication, year make it a monthly. upon year, has not been easy. You may In thi-s issue, Don Farquharson. remember, with special fondness, the President of W AVA, updates us cm British production 'Veteris,' for which the latest happenings on ilie tnterna- Clive Shippen, Jack Fitzgerald, John tional scene. Hayward and many others worked so In future issues, we'll pubtiak hard for more than six years. When it new 5-year age records, and entry r>3. arrived in the mail, I'm sure that you, forms for the VI World Games is like me, avidly read it cover to cover. and the IGAL ChampioD- In the end, rising costs and, oddly, lack ships in San Diego. of broad support saw it diminish to a NMN is written by and for section of a commercial athletics veteran athletes. It is your paper. magazine. We depend on your sending us news The void it left was felt immediately from your area — results, fixtures, by all who loved Masters athletics. It photos, stories. Subscribe now, a»d :• 1 was decided that WAVA would urge your friends to sub.scribe. You publish a less ambitious quarterly can get 1 year/12 issues for SI5 (2nd newsletter which I produced from class), or S30 (overseas air mail), or Toronto. For a time, it went well but, just the four international issues for alas, after seven issues, it fell prey to SIO (2nd classL Fill out the form on the same problems as its predecessors. page 31. The more veterans from Now NMN takes up the gauntlet. It around the world who sign up, the does so with more than an advantage, better and more frequent coverage however. It has already published 67 Una Gore, Wiltshire, England won 45-49 100m in World Veterans Gamesin San Juan. we can give. issues for USA athletes, each better, We welcome your conimCTts and and usually bigger, than the last. suggestions, and hope you .enjoy at the V World Veterans Champion Month by month, it has also increased this special issue. iZ its global aspect, so it already has two ships (cross country, marathon and 200 Compete legs up. Finally, it has the 100 percent road walk), did not receive their in Canada devotion of A1 Sheahen. I could hardly medals but were promised that they say much more, but there is one very would be sent out as soon as possible. Two hundred athletes from Ontario, Argentina necessary ingredient — world wide Alas for promises. I received a letter Quebec, and the northern U.S. com Meet Draws 150 support. Subscribe to it and send your from the Puerto Rican Organizing peted in the Ontario Masters Indoor news and views, too. Give it a truly Committee stating they were out of Championships in Toronto, January Gilberto Gonzalez, Pueno Rico, world wide flavour. money and could not possibly afford 28. Basil Tomlinsen, M40, swept the broke his own M70 WR of 13:44 with a A This first International issue will, to provide the medals. 200, 400, and 800 (2:03.7). Linda 13.3 lOOm in a meet attended by 150 I with some WAVA assistance, be sent Realizing the disappointments this Findley, W35, set Canadian records in master athletes in Buenos .Aires, to many potential readers around the will bring to 128 Veterans around the the 1500 (4:47.9); and 3000 (10:27.3). Argentina, Dec. 2-4. He also broke his world. If you like it, don't hestitate. world, the WAVA Executive Commit Walter Kostric, M45, one of Canada's own WR with a 28'4V:" TJ. Garciela Support it with a subscription and keep tee has decided to strike a special medal top field event coaches, soared overthe Ghelfi, Argentina, sped to W40wins in it coining. Best wishes, NMN. and send it out to the winners. It will PV standards set at 13'9/2". (Onlythe the 100m (12.5); the 200 (25.5); and the V WORLD GAMES MEDALS not have the same design, but a special legendary Roger Ruth has surpassed 400 (59.9) on the fst 400m track. Continued on Page 31 The members of the winning teams Continued on Page 30 Continued on Pa^ 33 d-

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CONTENTS Special International Section V The International Scene 29 Argentina Meet 29 Ontario Championships ^ I WAVA Officers 30 WAVA Budget 30 Uruguay Meet f «««•« "» Mi Subscription form ... World Games Cost Half-Million

PRESIDENT if It is Guiding or 'Tugging'.... 32 Don Farquharson Indoor T&F Records 33 269 Ridgewood Road Hurdle & Implement West Hill Standards 33 ONTARIO MIC 2X3 The Coming Vets Explosion 34 Canada Athletes Who Enter VICE-PRESIDENT . New Division 35 Jacques Serruys How to Apply "Fit-Veteraan" / for World Records 35 Postbox 7 B-8000 BRUGGE 1 Performance Standards [Belgium Masters Scene 36 VICE-PRESIDENT(Track and Field): Results 36 Hans Axmann Schedule 36 Eichendorffstrasse 2 Report from Britain . 39 D-8800 ANSBACH Federal Republic of Germany . Australia's great John Gilmour leads the M60 pack in evening action at the V World Veterans T&F EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT: Championships in San Juan. •V/IVA BUDGET - JAN. 1984 to JUNE 1985 Wal Sheppard 2 Montgomery Place ESTIMATED REVENUES: Cash on hand .. J10,49L BULLEEN 1984 dues (40 countries 9S50) . .. 2,aoc 3105 1985 dues (60 countries 9S501 . .. 2,500 The International Scene Estimated Interest .... Australia SECRETARY: Continued from Page 29 training and warm-up. TOTAL ••.i ' MATEa REVENUES .. $15,442 Owen Flaherty WAVA medal drawn by Alastair In addition, 2kms. from the Olympic ESTIMATED EXPENSES: CNUTR.207 Lynn, our new Treasurer, and his Stadium, there is the Stadium 'Acqua Correspondence Javea Envelopes .. 300 Acetosa' with si,x lanes and jumping President 700 Alicante talented daughter, Elspeth. It will take Secretary us a month or so to have the die made areas of 'Sportflex Super X Rubber'. 700 Treasurer 20Q TREASURER: and the medals sent out, but you will In all, these stadia include facilities Telephone 850 Alastair Lynn President 450 get them. which will certainly be the best enjoyed Secretary 250 Box 209 I am receiving many calls about the at any World Veterans Champion Other executive ISO Caledon East Communications ONTARIO LON lEO V World Games results book. I have ships. In addition, the Italian Masters Quarterly MAVA 3etter Aao Women's letter Canada written to San Juan urging information International Track and Field Team 270 National Masters News 500 WOMEN'S DELEGA TE: without result so far. The organizing has much experience over a number of WAVA Handbook . 3,100 Bridget Cushen committee telephone numbers have years of staging large athletics Statistics 156 Mitcham Road Pete Mundle 300 been discontinued and re-allocated to meetings. When all this is viewed in Guys Knoppert West Croydon 300 entirely different people. I hope to conjunction with the opportunity to Other Expenses .. 1,000 Surrey Translation 300 England have more positive news by next issue. see Rome in late June, we can look for Liability insurance .. 700 Travel DELEGATE OF . 2,1130 ward to an unforgettable experience. Women's representative 600 NORTH AMERICA: VI WORLD GAMES IN ROME Regional reps (5) 1500 Robert G. Fine All matters relating to entries and ac Team Medals from P.Rico 600 77 Prospect Place commodation will be dealt with by: Miscellaneous N.Y.C, 11217 Only a few short months have passed TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES .. $12,500 U.S.A. since the V World Veterans Track and Italian Masters International Track ESTIMATED SURPLUS SOUTH AMERICA: Field Championships were staged in and Field Team, Via Martinetti 7, Hernan Figueros Puerto Rico where it was decided that 20147 Milano, Italy. The telephone Agrupacion de Atletas the next championships would be held numbers are — International code INTERNATIONAL RUNNING Senior de Chile in Rome in 1985. Already the 2/4048405 or 2/4048306 and a telex TOUR OF THE HOLYLAND Lira 2488 ... is being organized in December 1984 Casilla 10092 organisers have done a great deal of number is expected in the near future. by the Israel Association of Veteran SANTIAGO work in establishing close liaison bet It is hoped that the Invitation Chile Athletes and will include an Interna ween the Italian Masters International booklets/programme will be ASIA: Track and Field Team, the Italian tional Breakfast Run around the Walls Milkha Singh distributed world-wide in Athletics Federation and the City of of the Old City of Jerusalem (11 House No. 23 August/September 1984. December), Veterans International Sector 7-A Rome. It is expected that national or CHANDIGARH regional government will also become Cross-Country Race (13 December) at IV EUROPEAN VETERANS TRACK India involved. Netanya and the Sea of Galilee EUROPE: AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS The stadia available for the 1985 Marathon (17 December) followed by a Cesare Beccalli Championships are most impressive. ... will be held at Brighton, Wor Farewell Party. Enquiries to Barry IMITT Shaw, P.O. Box 2143, Netanya, Israel. Via Martinetti 7 Within very short walking distance thing and Hove, England, 20-25 20147 MILANO there are three excellent arenas: August 1984, and are organized by the IGAL ROAD RACING FIXTURES Italy Olympic Stadium — tartan, nine British Veterans Athletic Federation. 1984 17th IGAL World Champion OCEANIA: lanes, jumping and throwing areas, Entries close on 31st May 1984 and Clem Green ships SAN DIEGO (Mission Bay) seating for 72.000, the venue for the should be sent, with a copy of the en 46 Hargreaves Street USA organizer: TOM STURAK Wellington 2 XVII Olympiad and, in 1974, the XI trant's birth certificate, to Mrs. Bar date: December 1 and 2. New Zealand European Championships; bara Dunsford, 71 Hillside Crescent, 1985 19th IGAL World Champion AFRICA: Stadium 'Farnesina' — 'Sport-Turf South Harrow, Middlesex HA2 OQU, Danie Burger ships LYTHAM ST. ANNES Rubber', six lanes, excellent facilities England. All enquiries to Sylvester Box 12066 (Blackpool) ENGLAND for jumps and throws; Stein, 63 Riversdale Road, London Benoryn 1504 organizer: British Veterans South Africa Stadium 'Marmi' — Tartan, six N.5, England or by telephone(Monday Athletic Federation under the lanes, built in the style of an arena of to Friday) to 01-637 4383. (Europeans rules of the AAA and the lAAF. Imperial Rome, an excellent facility for only.) Continued on Page 35 page 32 National Masters News April, 1984

IS IT GUIDING OR 'TUGGING' ?

At the V World Veterans Champion Can pulling, or "tugging," increase ships in San Juan, Fritz Assmy, the speed? Or is it impossible to run faster totally blind West German sprinter, than your own legs can carry you? came up against America's Payton Jor "A new device called the .Sprim dan in the M65 100, 200 and 400 meter Master can increase an athlete's runn dashes. ing speed in five weeks," according to Assmy ran with the guidance of his Dr. George Dintiman and Jack Dolan. son, connected to him by a short wrist The Sprint Master is a motorized tow tether. line, powered by a 5-hor.sepower Both Jordan and Assmy were engine. The unit is anchored, then the unbeaten in veterans competition. It athlete grabs the two handles at the end was Jordan's first World Games, but m of the tow line. As he or she runs, the Assmy had picked up gold medals in Sprint Master reels him in at a speed (1977), West Germany (1979) faster than his normal pace. and new Zealand (1981). Both are Someone who runs a 4.6-second 40 world age-group record-holders. Each yards, for instance, is pulled in at a man's supporters felt their champion 3.7-second clip. "After four or five was invincible. Their meetings were weeks," says Dintiman, the chairman eagerly looked upon as true athletic of physical education at Virginia Com classics. monwealth University, "people can Payton narrowly won the 100. Then take two- or three-tenths of a second Fritz took the 200 and 400 in close deci off their time." sions. Dolan and Dintiman can't explain Assmy is one of the most inspira exactly how it works physiologically. tional athletes in the World Veterans "Some say there's a transfer of muscle program. At each of his World Games fiber from slow-twitch muscles victories, the crowd has stood and ap (commonly found in long distance run plauded. His timing with his guide (he ners) to fast-twitch (thicker fiber, had to switch from his son-in-law to his found in top sprinters.) We do know son for Puerto Rico when his daughter that the leg muscles contract faster and son-in-law split up) is superb and after being forced to contract faster." probably deserving of a special award The Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears for grace and athletic balance. Fritz Assmy. right, the totally blind West German sprinter, wins the M65 400-meter dash at the V and University of .Maryland football World Veterans Games in Puerto Rico in 63.16. His son, left, acts as guide using a short rope But many have asked the question; is teams have each bought a unit (retail: tethered to their writsts. it fair? $995). "Do various forms of aid or and to be blind, and accomplish what marvelous accomplishments." Wheelchairs in marathons are begin deference to handicapped people alter he has, is phenomenal, regardless of After Assmy's win in the 200 in ning to create controversy. Jim Knaub, the inherent character of an event?" whether he is, in a sense, being tow . Puerto Rico, protests were filed over the marvelous quadraplegic and asks World M45 javelin gold medalist ed." his being "towed" by his son. The former pole-vaulter, "rolls" the . "1 felt there was some un Jordan says no competitor objects to WAVA Executive Committee warned Boston Marathon course in their of due 'aid' (by means of tugging) being Assmy having a guide but, he adds: "in the son that he must run parallel to ficial wheelchair competition, started provided to Assmy by the stronger, order that the act of guiding, or Assmy, not in front of him. In the 400, 15 minutes earlier, in about 1:45. bulkier and younger guide runner." 'tugging' as Conley has aptly put it, be the son complied, and, indeed, it seem Conley says: ".At some races, I have After Assmy's 1979 wins in Ger fair, such a guide should be in the same ed that, at the finish of the grueling seen Knaub awarded first place overall. many, fellow M60 sprinter Clarence five-year age bracket as the contestant run, Assmy was pulling his son across It takes a 'big man' to accomplish what Killion said: "I'm not complaining, whom he guides.. It could even be ten the line. Knaub has done. It would take a bigger but he's being pulled by his guide." years, but a 29-year-old is just too Assmy's defenders say, in addition one, in our sociological setting, to Jordan, one of the most strong to make for fairness. God to being an inspiration to athletes and stand up and say: 'that isn't fair.' knowledgable and respected track & knows, I have nothing but great ad spectators alike, Fritz could run even Payton does not think it feur. Other field coaches in America, admires "the miration for the great champion, faster if he could see and didn't have competitors do not think it fair. What marvelous ability and courage of Assmy, and would not wish to say or the added burden of trying to time his does the world at large think, and is it Assmy. He is truly a great sportsman .. do anything to hurt him or belittle his steps and arm-swing to a companion. ready to do anything about it?" •

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World Indoor No Change in Heights T&F Records WAVA Changes Hurdle Spacings Below is the first official list of V f In a compromise between European known world veterans indoor track and American hurdlers, the WAVA and field marks ever developed. Technical Committee in San Juan It was compiled by Jack Fitzgerald, agreed to change the spacings of the one of the five members of the Records age 40-49 and 50-59 110-meter hurdles Committee of the World Association back to the standard Olympic distance of Veteran Athletes, the official inter of 30-feet between each hurdle. national governing body for masters It left all other WAVA hurdle spac track and field. ings as is, and rejected a U.S. request Most of the marks seem to be British to lower the heights of the hurdles to or Italian, suggesting there may well be conform to U.S. standards. superior marks set in other nations The Committee also changed the which Fitzgerald is unaware of. weights of the shot put and hammer in If you know of any better marks, some age divisions. either your own or someone else's, The new measurements will be used please send documentation to Fit in the 19S5 World Veterans Games in zgerald at 6 Tyers House, Aldrington Rome.

Road, London SW 16. England. Hjrdles Ofstance Height Distance Distance fro» last Age tance of to first betveen hurdle to WORLD VETERANS INDOOR T&F RECORDS group of race hurdle hurdle hurdles finish Compiled by Jack Fitzgerald of start ofthe 1983 IGAL World Veterans 25-kllometer Championships in Perpignan, France. MA 0-49 110m .99I10 13.72m ♦9.14b ♦lA.OZr M50-59 110m .914111 13.72m ♦9.14m ♦14.02® the Records Conmittee of the M60-69 100m .84011 13.0to 8.5Cm 10. iO® World Association of Veteran M71H son .76201 12.00m 8.0cm 12.0cm Athletes W35-39 lOOn ♦.840m 13.0(Jn 8.5Cm lo.scm 1500 METERS M45 R Brown GBR W4CH 8Q11 .76201 12.00m 8.0cm i2.oim as of January 12, 1984 3.80 M40 E Billups USA 4:02.5 MSG R Brown GBR 3.80 MA0-49- AOOm .914b 45.00m 35.0cm 40.00® M60-59 400m .840b AS.Oftn 35.0cm AD.OCm M45 B Bartholomew GBR 4:19.6 M55 R Tiiuiiias GBR 60 METERS 2.70 M60t AOOm .76201 45.0cm 35.0(m 40. (MB M60 J Johnson USA 2.58 W36+ AOOm .762m 45.0cm 35.0(m AO.OOn M50 B Ashwell GBR 4:32.9 M40 K Dennis USA 7.08 M65 I Hume CAN 2.58 M65 A Rawlinson GBR 6:57.2 M45 G Bullano ITA 7.4 M70 C Hills USA 2.28 Implants Shot Discus Ha—er Javelin M50 C Williams GBR 7,5 W35 J Lochhead M80 A Pitcher USA GBR 4:59.8 1.82 «4U-4S 7,26,•< 2,UU6 7.ZW auogc M55 A ITA 8,00 Jacquemet W45 K Koppell GBR 5:28.5 M50-59 •6.00K i.sok *6,(m SOO^ M60 8 Sobero ITA B.3 M60-69 •5.00K 1. ooic •5.00K 600^ M65 C Fairey GBR B.7 LONG JUMP H70+ 4.00K 1.00K *5.00K 600g> M70 S McSweeney GBR 9.2 U35-A9 4.00K LOOK 6OO91R 30Q0 METERS . MAO C Hyratt ITA 6.45 M75 G Grasso ITA 10.43 W50+ 3.00K LOOK lOOgn M45 A Henry USA 6.37 M40 R DePalmas ITA 8:48,9 ♦Changes W35 G Attlene ITA B.43 M50 0 Jackson USA 5.91 M45 G Panetto ITA 9:18,7 W40 P McNab GBR 8.3 .991m«39" 9.14iim30' 7.26K=!6 lb. M50 L Acquarone M55 A Compri ITA 5.34 W45 N Gastaldi ITA 9.81 ITA 9:25,5 .914iif36" e.SOni'27'W e.OOK^IS lb, 4 oz. M60 E Lukens USA W50 W Feldmanis GBR 10.1 M55-G Endrizzi ITA 10:05,5 5.04 .840iib33" 8.00nF26 •3" 5.00K=11 lb. % 02. M65 G Gonzalez PR .762m«30" W55 H Farmer GBR 9.6 M60 6 Fiorentino ITA 10:50,6 4.50 I.OOnmS. 2808' 4.0t)K= 8 lb. 13 oz. M65 P Nasi ITA 11:27,7 M70 C Hills USA 4.09 M75 A Carta 200 METERS M70 G Capoferri ITA 12:20.6 ITA 3.37 W35 A Lugoboni ITA M40 B Bianchi ITA 23.1 W35 S Pesando ITA 11:06.9 5.21 W40 P McNab GBR M45 R Taylor GBR 24.2 W4Q G Mantuano ITA 10:56.9 5.23 W45 C Miller M50 C Williams GBR • 25.2 W45 A Liggia ITA 12:01.4 USA 4.38 W50 W Feldmanis GBR M55 S Brooks GBR 26.4 W50 L Muzzano ITA 13:28,8 3.56 W55 H Farmer GBR M60 L Williams GBR 28.2 W55 L Muzzano ITA 14:11.4 3.57 M65 G Marabotti ITA 29.10 M70 S McSweeney GBR 31.4 2000 METER WALK M75 G Grasso ITA 35.81 TRIPLE JUMP M40 E Shillabeer W35 N Spezzali . ITA 28.26 GBR 8:56.7 Argentina M4Q A Pizzi ITA 12.38 W40 P McNab M45 D Stevens GBR 8:38.4 GBR 28.4 M45 T Davis USA 13.70 Continued from Page 29 W45 N Gastaldi MSG G Chaplin GBR 9:19.9 ITA 31.8 M50 D Jackson USA 12,38 M55 0 Withers GBR 10:37.6 Lugeborg Pfuller, Argentina, tossed W50 M Vitali ITA 36.37 M55 A Compri ITA 12.01 M60 A Bullock GBR 12:39.3 the M55 shot 10.52m. • W55 E Gianese ITA 38.78 M60 E Lukens USA 10.45 M65 A Poole GBR 11:39.0 M65 I Hume CAN 9.45 M70 R Evans GBR 13:43,4 M70 R Evans GBR 8.18 400 METERS W35 L Mi Hen GBR 9:29.0 M75 A Carta ITA 7.88 M40 J Henson GBR W40 J Harasimiuk GBR 11:25.5 • 51.7 W40 J Grissom USA 9.27 M45 C W45 P Horwill Wooton GBR 54.2 GBR 11:35.3 WAS C Miller W50 M Worth USA 8,0: M50 J Oixon GBR 55.3 GBR 11:00,0 W55 R Scott M55 s Brooks GBR 59.0 GBR 12:16.2 M60 A Guzzetta ITA 65.8 M65 A Parma ITA 69.85 SHOT PUT M70 F Scimone ITA 78.8 HIGH JUMP MAO 7.26K E McComas USA 14,68 M75 E Hines M GBR 101.5 MAS M40 J Brown USA 1.90 C Rado ITA 12,42 W35 J M50 5K Lochhead GBR 64.2 M45 T Langenfeld USA 1.73 R MarcandellilTA 14,27 W40 U Gore M55 11 R MarcandelliITA 13.72 GBR 68.8 G Bortozolli ITA 1.73 W55 A M60 4K 0 Bennett GBR 80,2 M50 W Hutchins USA 1.63 Vanhegan GBR 13,81 M65 4K G Pertile ITA M55 A Compri ITA 1.40 12,39 M70 4K A Amoretti ITA 800 METERS M6D B Morcom USA 1.53 9,45 M75 4K A Carta ITA M65 I Hume CAN 1,53 8.59 M40 E Hamer GBR 2:02.3 M70 V Colo ITA 1,28 W35 4K C Drewry GBR 10,10 M45 K Baker USA 2:03.2 l< M75 J Searle GBR 1.10 W40 J Grissom USA IQ. 42 M50 F Bettella ITA • 2:11.6 W50 3K E Orsini MSB W35 L Fiori ITA 8.49 6 Endrizzi • ITA 2:18.0 ITA • 1.60 It W55 A M60 W40 L Nuvoli Turci ITA 10.49 C Cicognani ITA 2:28.87 ITA 1.45 11 W60 T Mantero ITA 6.52 M65 A Parma ITA 2:40.43 P McNab GBR 1.45 M70 M Viel ITA 3:01.25 W50 0 Carroichael USA 1.13 W55 H Farmer GBR 3.57 W35 J Lochhead GBR 2:32.0 Please send additions and correc W45 M Pia O'Orlando ITA 2:33.28 tions to Jack Fitzgerald, 6 Tyers The USA's Bob Boa! en route to M70 3000- W50 L Muzzani ITA 3:15.29 POLE VAULT House, Aldrington Road, London SW meter steeplechase gold medal in 9:19.90 at W55 L Muzzani ITA 3:25.3 Mdu K Ruth . CAN- 4.41 16, England, q World Vets Games page 34 National Masters News Aprn, 1984 The Coming Explosion in Veterans Running

by ROGER ROBINSON done so much to belie the 'veteran' The National Veterans Road Cham label and get veteran athletics taken pionship at New Plymouth, was more seriously worldwide. than just a race, it was the Gunfight at There will always be laughs, of the O.K. Corral. For the first time course. There was the appeal heard since the new wave of 40 and 41-year- over the public address of one vets' olds moved up, they were all there, all meet on behalf of a competitor who the top guns together on the same day, had lost his teeth at the start; and the all "mean and hungry". Eight would announcements for another athlete go in, and only one come out — the which always asked his friends to tell fastest gun in the Vets. him that he was needed for an event or The great heavyweight boxer Joe presentation, since he was too deaf to Louis was once shown the film of a hear the calls himself. My own title-fight he had won on knock-out favourite moment was whra I drew and was asked what he thought of it. alongside a balding runner in a U.S. "It had a real nice ending," he said. road race and asked "Are you a vet?" For once, unlikely as it seems, I felt to which he replied, "No, I'm a com like Joe Louis. Now and then, a race puter salesman". •goes perfectly. You judge your own The image of veteran sport should, strengths precisely, see the right oppor however, be looked to at this crucial tunity when it opens up, and your body point (as I believe) in its development. and will answer the call. Pictures show The title 'Masters' is now perfectly ac me crossing the finish line with a ceptable elsewhere for men and hideous snarl on my face and my arms women, and much less suggestive of contorted. I should like to place on antique motor cars. The women should record that 1 was actually trying to do consider raising their qualifying age my imitation, dazzling from 35 to 40. smile and arms aloft in triumph. But I When Antonio Villaneuva (43) led was too tired to get them up that high. this year's New York City Marathon, The real significance of that KS he was bidding seriously for 2:11 and a shootout in New Plymouth, however place in Mexico's Olympic team. He will not be the result but the fact that World Veterans long distance champion Roger Robinson, 44, of New Zealand, won the age-40-and- misjudged it, of course, and I was over division of the New York 20K January 29 in a fast 1:05.10. (That's two 32:35 lOK's back-to- any one of four or five men could have back.) longing to be there, to kick the bits into won on the day. The drama lay in the Photo by Mark Luedi the gutter at 18 miles, but that's not the fact that no-one could predict how the point. Nor is it even the point whether race would develop, let alone the out Nopn", "I gotta go back and face With a field of such depth and quali there ever is another Jack Foster oi come. I had chewed my fingernails all them, Amy." Consider the line-up: ty, veteran running came, as it were, of , footing it internationally week, not in fear of failure or the Bendrey, Dravitzki, Jones, Robertson, age. The still-classy runner who turns in their mid-forties, for I am not necessary pain, as a younger athlete Robinson, Slrl and Smith, with Man 40 can from now on no longer expect Canute enough to deny the inevitability might, but in sheer curiosity and ners lurking round the sidelines like a to win vets' prizes as a matter of of senescence. What is important, and suspense, knowing only, as Gary voyeur at an orgy and Johnny Robin course. The competition is tough — new, is that there is a strong and in Cooper said to Grace Kelly in "High son away in Puerto Rico. tough as old boots, most of them — creasing group of elite runners who can and increasing all the time. make an impact at senior level, yet are What You Need to Know New Zealand, of course, leads the choosing also to turn veteran events in world at present, with almost half of to real races worthy of the title of the world's top 20 male veterans, but championship. Like John Wayne in his TRACK & FIELD BOOKS that will change. In America, especial eye-patch years they bring a combina ly, I believe we are about to see the tion of hardened fitness and sheer cun BRITISH AMATEUR ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS same explosion in participation, public ning which is terrifying to encounter. And they are the best of friends, which LOTS OF INFO, PHOTOS & ILLUSTRATIONS ON TRAINING & TECHNIQUE interest and quality of performance in the veteran grades, male and femEile, as is another bonus. we are currently witnessing in women's Behind these, and equally important DECATULON i PENTATHLON (Women's) by McNab $6.50 to the development I am predicting, is $7.00 running. It has to happen. The popula HIGH JUMP by Dick that potential multitude for whom I $4.00 tion is ageing and the running boom is HURDLING by Le Masurier will let one of their leaders stand as JAVELIN by Paish $4.50 ageing with it. A radical change in at spokesman. My respected friend Frank LONG JUMP by Kay $5.00 titudes toward fitness and exercise is Collins of Christchurch is approaching MIDDLE DISTANCE, LONG DISTANCE, MARATOON sweeping through the whole of society, S STEEPLECHASE by Watts and Wilson $5.50 ripping down imaginary barriers and the end of a distinguished school- POLE VAULT by.Dr. Neuff $4.00 wiping out stereotypes. Any moment teaching career. He delighted me _RACE WALKING by Hopkins $5.00 now some shrewd spxinsor will perceive recently by saying, "I'm looking for SHOT PUTTING by Johnson $4.00 the commercial potential in upper-age- ward to retirement, because I shall SPRINTING & RELAY RACING by Marlow $4.00 group running, some Avon of the over- have more time to train". No sen STRENGTH TRAINING FCK ATHLETICS by Dick, forties. Then vets racing will become timental goodbye for Mr. Chips these Johnson and Paish $6.00 days. The old codger is no sooner out TRIPLE JUMP by McNab $6.00 big business. When it comes, this boom will make upper-age competition less of the school hall with his gold watch DISCUS by Paish * $4.00 than he shoots out for a hard 15-miler fiOVIn Plus i75C per item for mailing. Make checks of a "golden oldies" in-group than it has been, more of a competitive on the hills. The 1983 King Lear is out payable to WIMSEY- HOUSE. on the blasted heath doing repetition NAME pyramid taking its peak from the elite performers, like any other competitive 800's. They just can't stop shaking AEOtESS sport. A lot will then be owed to New their feet.D CITY, STATE_ ZIP Zealand's example, and to the pioneer Reprintedfrom the competitors like Derek Turnbull and *** WIMSEY HOUSE, PO BJX 33182, GRANADA HILLS, CA 91344 *** New Zealand Runner Jim and John Macdonald, who have April, 1984 National Masters News page <15

World Association of Veteran Athletes

The International Scene APPLICATION FOR TRACK RECORD

Continued from Page 30 Name of Event Classification CD MEN WOMEN VETERANS e.g. 40-44 etc. CD WOMEN Secretary: Jack HASLAM June WAVA's women's representative, Full Name of Athlete Address of Athlete Country 15-16.* Bridget Cushen, will be sending out a 1986 19th IGAL World Champion pilot information sheet for women. If Club or Branch Date of Birth Date of Event Place of Comoetiticn // // ships VANCOUVER successful, she will send future issues Dav Mth. Yr. Day Mth. Yr. (CANADA) organizer: KEN to women delegates around the world. I hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge, the above information xs RICHARDSON President Van Input would be most welcome. For a correct, that I ran the time listed below and apply for the record indicated. couver Masters Road Running copy, send Bridget an addressed Date Signature of Athlete. Society. envelope to: 156 Mitcham Rd., West 1987 20th IGAL World Champion Croydon, Surrey, England. TIMEKEEPER'S STATEMENT I hereby certify that I was the Official Timekeeper of the above event, that the time shown on my watch was EXACTLV as shown oppositi ships NETANYA (ISRAEL) HURDLING my signature. organizer: . Barry SHAW date: Over the years, it has been impossi Time Name of Timekeeper" Addres^ Sicinanure 2nd half of December. ble to gain agreement among Masters 1988 21th IGAL World Champion on the hurdle heights and distance bet ships KYUNG-JU (KOREA) ween high hurdles. At Puerto Rico, date: October. decisions were made which will hold STARTER'S STATEMENT I hereby certify that I was the Official Starter of the good for Rome in '85 but the distance above event, that it was a fair start, and that no advantage was given to nor taken by any athlete. Further we shall have the IGAL between the 110-meter hurdles in the European Championships in Bern on men's 50-59 division still produces Name of Starter Address jsignature October 13 and 14, 1984 under the discontent. We would welcome input guidance of Otto Gurtner, President which could be considered for 1987. I REFEREE'S STATEKEf.'T I hereby certify that all officiating was done by com.pe SLVS. tent officials, t.tat the answers I have given to the questions below are cor would like to hear from hurdlers only rect to the best of my knowledge, and I recommend the ratification of the record being applied for. ♦The 1985 IGAL Championships on this matter. Should the distance bet ween each hurdle for the M50 and What were the weather conditions? will be held one week earlier than the M55's be 9.14 meters (30 feet), or 8.50 Did you examine the Birth Certificate of the athlete? VI World Games in Rome. In this way, (If not athlete should send copy) competitors may travel to Blackpool meters (27'10 1/2")? Please write to me on this matter giving your reasons Precise Wind Velocity and Direction (often described as the "Coney Island" Were all hurdles the correct balance and height? Was the track surveyed! of Northern England) and then pro and opinions, to 269 Ridgewood Road, ceed to Rome the following weekend. West Hill, Ontario MIC 2x3, Canada. List order of finish and approximate distance between each finisher. The Rome dates are likely to be June MILE RACES 1st who was ...... ahead of 22 to 29. If this becomes definite, the Finally, 1 received scant news of a who was ahead of IGAL races would be June 15 & 16. fine Veterans mile race held in Dublin, Name of Referee Address Signature Ireland, in which former British Inter AUSTRALIA national Derek Graham, 41, of Nor Send this form to Pete Mundle, 4017 Via Marina tC-JOl, Venice, Ca 90291 The 1984 Australian Veterans T&F thern Ireland ran 4:16.3 to defeat a Championships will be combined with strong field which included Dublin's the Oceania Veterans Championships, Mike Connelly, 44. World Association of Veteran Athletes

at Canberra, Australia, April 20-23. Very best wishes to all. • APPLICATION FOR FIELD RECORD

Name of Event Classification • riEN e.g.40-44,etc. II VJOMF.N Full Name of Athlete Address of Athlete Country

Club or Branch uate or Birth Date or Event fiace or competition Dav^Mth.^Yr. Dav'^Mth(' Yr. I hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the above information is correct, that I made the performance listed below, and apply for the record indicated.

Date Signature of Athlete

FIELD JUDGES STATEMENT I hereby certify that I was an Official Judge of the above event, and that the measurement was made with a steel tape by me and the other Judges listed below, and that the height/distance achieved was EXACTLY as that shown below oppostie my signature.

Height/Pistance Name of Field Judge Address Signature

Opening ceremonies at the World Veterans Games in Puerto Rico.

AHTLETES WHO ENTER A NEW DIVISION THIS MONTH APR 1984 TECHNICAL MANAGER'S CERTIFICATE I hereby certify that the level and conditii of the runway and/or field, and the weight and dimensions of the implement ATHLETE(RESIDENCE ) BIRTHDATE AGE GROUP used (if any) fell within the limits prescribed by the I.A.A.F. CATIE BURKE(SAN GABRIEL.CA) 4-18-39 45-49 JILLIAN EKSTEEN(RSA) 4-12-39 45-49 Type of Runway Surface Weight of Shot, Discus or Javelin G. VAN KOOTIN(HOL) 4- 1-39 45-49 BERTHILIA DE PRETER(BEL) 4-26-29 55-59 Name of Technical Manager Address Signature LENI STUMPF(WG) 4-27-24 60-64 SIGRID SUCKER(DEN) 4- 17-39 45-49 REFEREE'S STATEMENT I hereby certify that the officiating was done by compe AUDREY WOOD(NZ) 4-18-24 60-64 tent officials, that the answers I have given to the questions below are WILBUR ARNOLD(PUEBLO.COLORADO) 4-15-14 70-74 correct to the best of my knowledge and I recommend the ratification of the UUPP BERG(WG) 1 4- 3-09 75-79 record being applied for. JIM KNEv,7(SIMI VALLEY.CA) 4- 7-34 50-54 WILLI AN°KNUPPEL(VISTA,CALIF) 4-22-19 65-69 What were the weather conditions? WERNER KRUCKEN(WG) 4- 6-29 55-59 Precise Wind Velocity and Direction HERB LORENZ(WILLINGBORO.Nd) 4- 7-39 45-49 EGISTO PEDERZOLI(ITALY ) Has the Field surveyed? Did you examine athletes Birth Certificate' 4-12-14 70-74 If not please send copy. (US) 4-13-94 80 + TONY SAPEINZA(BRADFORD.MASS) 4- 12-29 55-59 1st. 2nd. 3rd. COLIN SIMPSON(GB) 4- 2-29 55-59 JAROSLAV SMID(CZE) 4-27-34 50-54 lame of Referee Address Signature FRED SMITH(GB) 4-15-34 50-54 JOHN WELDY(SCOTTSDALE.AZ) 4-23-34 50-54 RAY WILLISlCHARLEMONT.MASS) 4- 1-29 55- 59 GLYNN WOOD(WASH,DC) 4-23-34 50-54 Send this form to Pete Hundle, 4017 Via Marina ♦.C-301, Venice, Ca 90291 page 36 N ational M asters N ews April, 1984

The IV Trackand Field Championships TRACK & FIELD RESULTS European Veteran Athletes Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS Brighton, Hove and Worthing 1984 NEWS, PO BOX 2372 VAN NUYS CA 91404. If possible, please type single space with minimum of white space.

SUGGESTED AND RECOMMENDED (NOT OFFICIALLY RULED) PERFORMANCE STANDARDS V TORNK) INTEOTACIONAL "CUmAD DE ,;Q0 MFTEHS CtNT'D BUENOS AIRES, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA MEN M40 M45 M50 M55 M60 M65 M70 & + DECEMBER 2-4, 1983 m-65-69 1 Christian Mad sen Ai-g 30:7 100m 12.7 13.2 13.8 14.4 14.9 15.8 17.0 lOOVETEhS 2 Jose Franlse Arg 33:1 26.4 3 Ernesto Gundlach Chi 37:9 200m 27.5 28.8 30.5 32.0 34.0 37.0 M-30-39 400m 58.0 61.0 63.0 66.0 70.0 76.0 82.0 I Juan Gomiz Arg 11:3 M-70-7b 800m 2.17.0 2.23.0 2.28.0 2.33.0 2.42.0 2.52.0 3.12.0 2Danl«l Carvallo Arg 12:5 1 Gilbert0 GonraU^ PR 29:2 1500m • 4.48.0 5,00.0 5.15.0 5.30.0 5.45.0 6.00.0 6.30.0 3 Albarto Latorre Arg lb:0 2 htiben Bonlfaclno Uru 30:1 3 Carlos Diaz Chi 32:9 500m 18.00.0 18.45.0 19.30.0 20.20.0 21.40.0 23.30.0 25.00.0 M-I4O-I4I4 10000m 39.30.0 41.30.0 43.00.0 45.00.0 48.00.0 51.00.0 55.00.0 1 hlcarrle hlcclarrlino Arg 11:8 M-80-Sb 2 Ouldo Riquf In* Chi IIOmH 18.8 20.0 21.5 22.5 12:3 1 Juan Co 11 ado Chi bb:5 3 Vlcentf SUvastri Arg 199mH 22.0 23.0 lb:2 2 Federlco Corrtero PR b6-.5 400mH 69.0 73.0 76.0 81.0 85.0 90.0 W-30-39 aOOOmST 12.00.0 12.30.0 13.00.0 13.45.0 15.00.0 16.30.0 (no event) 1 Vcnancio Caravarlo Arg 12:5 1 Rogella Pusseto Arg 30:8 High Jump 1.50 1.45 1,40 1.30 1.20 1.10 1.05 2 Hactor Curin Arg 12:6 2 Maria Moreno Arg 31:9 3 Claud lo Schudiek c:-ii 12:6 Pole Vault 3.30 3.00 2.60- 2.40 2.20 2.00 w-bo-bb Long Jump 5.40 5.00 4.75 4.30 4.00 3.75 3.50 M-50-5ii 1 Grade la Ghe 1ft Arg 25 1 Carlos Mlch« Una Uru Triple 10.75 10.00 9.50 8.50 8.00 7.50 12:5 2 Ana Lopez Arg 3b 2 Jorg« GutUrraz Chi 12:8 Shot Put 11.00 10.00 9.50 8.75 9.00 8.00 7.00 3 Ana Bcrge s Arg 35 3 Victor Llppl CM. 13:2 Discus 30.00 27.00 26.00 24.00 27.00 24.00 22.00 #-b5-b9 Hammer 38.00 25.00 30.00 25.00 28.00 25.00 M-55-59 25.00 1 An Ita Boecke Arg 3b:5 Javelin 42.00 38.00 35.00 30.00 28.00 25.00 22.00 1 Jos« Flgueras Uru 13:2 2 Xenla Buzol tc Chi 36:7 Arg Marathon, T 8j R. Walk, Pentathlon, Relays: No recommendation 2 Ang«1 Martln» z 13:6 3 Elena Maldonaelo Chi 30:6 3 WalrUmar Sauc Arg lli:5 •#-55-59 M.60-6b 1 Maria Fcntana Atq 3b:0 WOMEN W35 W40 W45 W50 W55 W60 W65 & + 1 Juvenal Sandcval eh I 15:7 2 Carolina Molinarl Arg 3b:8 2 Mlgue I Schlne I la Arg 16:9 3 Argentina Ghlano Arg 3b:9 100m 14.0 14.7 15.5 16.5 17.5 18.5 20.0 200m 30.0 31.5 33.0 35.0 38.0 41.0 45.0 M-65-69 boo METERS 400m 68.0 72.0 76.0 80.0 85.0 90.0 1 Christian Mad sen Arg • lb: 8 2 Ernesto Gundlach Chi 16:1 800m 2.30.0 2.40.0 2.50.0 3.05.0 3.20.0 3.30.0 M-50-5b 1 Carlos Odrlozola Uru 59:2 1500m 5.15.0 5.40.0 6.00.0 6.30.0 7.00.0 7.30.0 V-70-7t) 2 Carlos Mlchelena Uru 59:3 500m 20.00.0 21.00.0 22.00.0 23.30.0 26.00.0 28.00.0 1 Gltberto Gonzalez PR 13:3 #R 3 Alejandro Vlllalobos Chi 1:00.5 Uru High Jump 1.25 1.20 1.15 1,10 1.05 1.00 0.95 2 huben Bonlfaclno lb: 6 3 Carlos Diaz Chi 15:3 Long Jump 4.50 4.20 3.90 3.20 3.00 2.30 m-55-59 1 Angel Martinez Arg 1:0b.6 Shot Put 9.00 8,00 7.50 7.00 6.50 6.00 5.50 M-8O-6I4 2 Juan De Las Heras Arg 1:07-5 Shot Put 9.00 8.00 7.50 7.00 6.50 6.00 5.50 1 Juan Cot lads Chi 20:3 3 Mario Aguayo C.hl l:06,7 2 Federlco Corflero PR 23:0 Discus 28.00 24.00 22.00 20.00 18.00 16.00 15.00 M-60-6b Javelin 27.00 23.00 20.00 22.00 20.00 18.00 15.00 '#-30-39 1 AmadleI Corte s Chi 1:05.8 Marathon, Pentathlon, Relays,Hurdles and Walking Events: No recommended performance 1 hoge1 la Pusseto Arg 114:5 2 Rlcardc Claparelll Arg i: 11,8 2 Maria Moreno Arg lb:6 3 Juvenal Sandoval Chi 1:19

W-bO-bb M-65-69 1 Grade la Ghe If 1 Arg 12:5 1 Rene Mlserendlno Arg It 15 August 20-25. IV European Veterans Track 2 Elba Costa Arg 16:6 2 Jose Frenlse Arg 1:15.1 & Field Championships; Brighton, Wor 3 Arturo Erazum Arg 1:29 SCHEDULE W-b5-i49 thing & Hove, England. Europeans only. M-70-7b Closed to Americans. Barbara Dunsford. 1 Elba Nove11c Arg ibi 1 t Qllberto Gonzalez PR 1:09 2 Marta Hereitda Arg INTERNATIONAL 71 Hillside Crescent, South Harrow HA2 17:1 2 Renato Dos Santos Brz 1:19 3 Estela Guartnlello Arg 17:2 OQU, England. Sylvester Stein, M-60-8b April 20-23. Australian and Oceania 01-637-4383. W-50-5I1 1 Juan Collado Chi 1:50 1 Adrian* Silva Veterans Championships, Canberra, October 13-14. IGAL European Veterans Chi lb:8 2 Federlco Cordero PR 1:57 2 Max I De La Corte Arg 17:6 Australia, Clem Green, 46 Hargreaves St., Distance Running Championships, Bern, v-bo-bb Wellington 2, New Zealand. . Werner Hamm, Theuerbruen- W-55-S9 1 Grade la Ghelfl Arg 59:9 1 Ana Frega nleinsweg No. 55, 8720 Schweinfurt, West Arg 16:7 2 Ruby Bravo Chi 1:12 May 13. , London, 2 Juana Balbcntin Chi 16:7 Germany. 3 Levlna Borges Arg 1:22 England. London Marathon, PC Box 82, 3 Argentina Ohlano Arg 17:5 London SB! 7PE, England. 01/633-1721. October 20-21. International Masters T&F \ •#-b5-b9 Meet, Hong Kong. Margaret Brooke, GPO W-60-6b I Elena Maldonado CM 1:32 I Carolina Molinarl Arg l6:9 July 28-29. WAVA Decathlon Champion Box 10368, Central Hong Kong. •#-50-5b ships, Long Beach, California. Gary Bane, December 1-2. XVll IGAL World Veterans #-70-7b 1 Maxl De La Corte Arg 1:22 I Isldora Carter Uru 23:0 PC Box 6089, Orange, CA 92667, lOK and Marathon Championships, San 714/758-4142. Ray Fitzhugh, •#-55-59 Diego, Calif. Bill Stock, 7160 Baldridge 200 METERS 1 Juana Balbotln CM 1:25 714/857-2442. Rd., La Mesa, CA. 619/286-7867. 2 Elba Janusa Ch1 1:31 July 28-August 12. Olympic Games, Los M-30-39 3 Zuleeia Soto Arg 1:38 Angeles. December 11-17. Running tour of the 1 Juan Gonlz Arg 23:3 2 Danle1 Carbale Arg 2b:9 July 29-30. British National Champion Holyland, Barry Shaw, PO Box 2143, 3 Flerenclo Pineda Arg 25:9 •#-60-6b ships, , Scotland. Netanya, Israel. • 1 Grinaldlna Cortes Chl t:2T M-bO-bb 1 filcardo Rlohlardlno Arg 2b:I 800 METERS 2 Quldo Rlquelrae Chi 2b:'7 3 Renato Mouras Santos Brz 26:5 M-30-39 1 Florendo Pineda Arg 2:11.0 MASTERS SCENE M-b5-l49 2 Carlos Gooez Chl 2:12.6 1 'Jenanclo Caravarlo Arg 25:3 3 Marcos Clsneros Arg 2:15.6 INTERNATIONAL Serruys, Owen Flaherty, Alastair Lynn, and Don 2 Claudlo Shuddek Chi 25:8 Farqi .:arson will attend, along with Women's 3 Hector Curln Arg 25:5 M-bo-bb 1 Guido Rlque leie Chl • Joyce Smith, 45, the premier women. delegate Bridget Cushen, whose fare will be 2:09.3 2 Antonio Hubtlll Arg 2:09.7 Veterans marathoner in the world, sped to a M-50-5I4 paid by WAVA. 1 Jorge Gutierrez Chi 26:7 3 Lee Lt -rea 2:l7.7 2:38:55 in the Nagoya, Women's • Beccalli suggests no competitor in Rome be 2 Carlos Mlchelena Uru 26:8 Marathon March 4 to place sixth in the race won allowed more than 5 events (plus relays), or 3 Luis Casanova Chi 27:6 M-b5-b9 1 Jorge Lee

HAMMER M-55-59 SHOT PUT 1 hlcarclo Mend«z Arg 2:18.3 m.80-88 M-40-44 1 Pedro Cortes Chi 16:31 2 Carlos Sosa Arg 2:38.il 1 Arturo Frontlno Arg. 3 Juan Dc Las Hcras 2 Mlgue1 Rols Arg 16:38 W-30.-39 20.46 Arg 2:39.6 Arg. 7.29 2 Luis Valenzuela Chi. 3 Julio Castro Arg 16:55 1 Miriam 16.90 M-60-61j M-45-49 1 Flor«ncio Maturro m-85-89 W-45-43 Uru 2: 39.8 Arg. 7. 96 1 Oscar Bartoli Arg. 1 Alberto Rlos Arg 16:36.6 1 Elvira Garcia 2 Orlando Carval lo Arg 2:iilj.6 Chi. 7.82 2 Paulo Telxelra Moraes Brz. 2 Fernando Molina Arg 17:38.3 2 Lllla Blaggini 3 Carlo Mardaras Arg 2:51.1 Arg. 6.26 3 Jose Me 1 Ian Chi 19:08.6 3 Estela Guarlnlello M-50-54 M-65-69 1 Anlbal Gonzalez Arg. 32.18 1 Jose Ftchemendy «i. 50-58 W-40-44 2 Carlos Sabando Chi. 30.18 Uru 3: Oil. 2 Arg. 6.33 2 he ne Mlserendinc Arg 3:I5.0 1 Jesus Morales Arg 17:16.3 1 Mlrtha Alvarez 3 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 27.28 2 Bonaparte Paz Arg 18:58.3 2 Levlna Borges Arg. 6.05 M-70-711 3 Carlos Valle Jos Chi 19:30.3 M-55-59 W-50-54 .• Brz. 35.70 1 henato Cos Santos Brz 3:20.6 8.46 1 Arsenlusz Myslenlk M-55-59 1 Esmlliana Dezulovlc Uhl. Arg. 32.58 5.45 2 Roque Contreras 1 Alfonso Come Jo Chi 17:53.2 2 Fellsa Mazzlnl Arg. 29.30 M-60-81( 5. 39 3 Carlos Estevez "* 1 Federlco Cordcro PR li:56.C 2 Romero Arg 20:08.5 3 Reunona Hermocllla Arg. 3 redro Cannonero Arg 21:29.3 M-60-64 W-55-59 W-30-39 1 Francisco Mora Chi. 37,94 l.Lugeborg Pfuller Arg. 10.52 1 Mlrtha Paullnl Arg 3:314.9 M-6O-68 2 Gladls Esplnosa Uru. 8.04 2 Gladls Diaz Arg 3:i|7.6 1 Juan Monteslnos Chi 19:58.3 M-65-69 3 Juana Balbotln Chi. 6.40 2 Isidore Terrere Arg 20:11.7 1 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 20.50 'jj-ho-hk 3 Florenclo Maturro Uru 21:18.8 1 Rosa Gutierrez Chi 2:37.0 W-60-64 M-7S-79 Chi. 7.96 2 Levlna Borges Arg 3:13.5 M-A5.69 1 Grlmaldlna Cortes 1 JosS Munoz Chi. 17.64 Chi. 7.57 3 Ana Lope z Arg 3:27.0 1 Alfredo Monteros Arg 19:52.2 2 Molly Hofmann 2 Claudlo Cacaca Brz. 10.86 2 Agapito Palacios Chi 23:81.7 3 Sara RosellC Uru. 6.73 W-i45-i49 3 Arturo Erazum Arg 28:09.7 M-80+ W-65-69 1 Eva Lope z • Arg 3:1|1.1 Chi. 5.91 1 Marlls Flekner 1 Omar Vlvanco Chi. 13.06 W-50-51j , 5000 METERS WALK W-70-74 I Max! De La Corte Arg 3:37.0 Uru. 5.86 high jump 1 Isldora Carter M-30-39 W-45-49 1 Alberto Hidalgo Arg. 25:14.8 2 Lilly Bell Macleod Chi. 5.19 W-55-59 1 Kenla Buzollc Chi. 0.90 1 Ce 1 la Kisser Arg 2:51.2 2 Jorge Llnarl Arg. 25:30.6 W-75-79 2 Zuleraa Soto Arg 3:1:8.9 W-50-54 M-45-49 1 Catallna Paruzzl Arg. 3.57 1 Smlllana Dezulovlc Chi. 1.26 1 Eduardo Franco Arg. 28:06.4 Chi. 1.15 2 Miguel Gallottr Arg. 28:30.4 2 Adrlana Sllva DISCUS 1900 METERS W-70-74 M-50-54 1 Lilly Macleud Chi. 0.80 M-30-39 M.30-39 1 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 28:32.8 2 Jorge O'Ryan Chi. 28:50.8 1 JosS Saavedra Chi. 23.20 1 Carlos Luciarte Arg 8:27.0 LONG jump 3 Jorge Lombardo Arg. 34:11.2 2 Carlos Gomez Chi 8:27.5 M-40-44 3 Arnaldo Bocacclo Arg 8:58.0 M-30-39 M-55-59 1 Norberto Travagllano Arg. 28.36 1 Carlos GSmez Cht. 4.19 2 Serena Arias Uru. 27.24 M-l40-l)ll 1 Mario Aguayo Chi. 28:13.8 3 Arturo Frontlno Arg. 25.90 1 Osvaldo Igleslas Arg 8:23.5 2 Luis A. Besterlro Arg. 29:51.4 M-40-44 2 Pedro Cortes Chi 8:26.1 M-45-49 1 Norberto Simontacchl Arg. 5.41 M-60-64 3 Lee LI • Corea 8:87,0 1 Oscar Bartoli Arg. 36.42 2 Guldo Riquelme Chi. 5.10 1 Fernando Hidalgo Arg. 28:37.2 3 Carlos Mocskos Arg. 4.76 2 Juan Vllches Arg. 32:52.8 2 Paulo Texelra Moraes Brz. 28.76 '•-js-a9 3 RaQl Barrera Uru. 28.14 1 Jrrge Le^-os Arg 8:23.2 M-45-49 Arg 8:52.0 M-65-69 1 .CSsar Cabrera Arg. 4.95 2 Hcranio Perez 1 Manuel Polo Arg. 28:39.8 M-50-54 Arg 8:52.5 2 Carlos An6n Uru. 4.83 3 he-0 Tone 11c 2 Martin Casas Arg. 29:03.2 1 Anlbal Gonzalea Arg. 38.70 3 JosS Cordiano Arg. 33:45.2 2 Alfredo Cordero Chi. 31.4 0 "_'fO-58 3 Hugo Mancebo Uru. 30.74 M-50-54 1 Alejandro VillalcbosChi 8:56.7 1 Carlos Gaete Chi. 4.48 2 Julio Kletzel Arg 8:57..0 M-55-59 2 Victor Llpl Chi. 4.23 110 METERS HURDLES 3 Carlo's Crdlozola Uru 8:57.2 1 Carlos Estevez Arg. 34.96 2 Arraln Nevermann Chi. 34.24 M-55-59 V-S5-59 M-40-44 3 Arzenluz Myszlenik Brz. 32.42 1 JosS Flgueras Uru. 4.54 1 hlcardo Mendez Arg 5:01.0 1 Guldo Riquelme Chi. 18.5 2 Alfonso Sllva Chi. 3.96 2 Juan Miranda Arg 5:15.6 2 Victor Rivera Arg. 22.6 M-60-64 3 Alejandro Cle me nton I Arg 5:25.0 3 CSsar Cabrera Arg. 10.8 1 Enrique Kistenmacher Arg. 41.30 M-65-69 4 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 22.1 2 Francisco Mora Chi. 39.82 1 Ernesto Gundlanch Chi. 2.98 M.Ao.68 5 Gulllermo Schenelder Chl24.0 3 Alberto Eggellng Chi. 34.40 1 Florencle Maturro Uru 5:88.6 M-70-74 2 '"!lgue 1 Schlne 11a Arg. 6.29.0 M-65-69 1 Gllberto GonzSlez JullS PH. 4.44 SHOT PUT 1 Agustln Salerborn Arg. 36.08 2 Ignaclo dos Santos Renata Brz. 2.90 M.65-69 2 Carlos Gioscia Uru. 32.08 1 Jose Etchemendy Uru 6:17.0 K-30-3 9 3 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 25.84 W-30-39 1 Juan Glacosa Arg. 10.00 1 Maria Moreno Arg. 3.54 M-Ao-88 2 JosS Saavedra Chi. 9.96 M-70-74 1 Jose Suarez Arg 12:08.7 1 Gllberto GonzSlez-JuliSPR. 31.00 W-45-49 M-40-44 1 Anita Boecke Arg. 3.26 w-30-39 1 Norberto travagllno Arg. 10.12 M-75-79 2 Xenla Buzolll Chi. 2.27 • 1 Mirta Paulini Arg. 5:26 2 Serena Arias Arg. 9.81 1 Claudlo Cacce Brz. 15.50 2 Gladls Diaz Arg; 7:32 3 Arturo Frontlno 2 Jos6 Munoz Chi. 15.38 W-50-54 1 Adrlana Sllva Chi. 3.70 W-40-44 M-45-49 I-BOt 2 Smlllana Pezulovlc Chi. 3.65 1 Rosa GutlSrrez Chi. 5:26 1 Omar Vlvanco Arg. 3.49 1 Oscar Bartoli Arg. 11.60 Chi. 14.18 3 Magdalena Garcia 2 Verfinica Crespo Arg. 5:37. 2 Barrera Ldpez Uru. 9.60 •3 Telxelra Paulo Brz. 9.08 W-55-59 W-50-54 1 Ingebordg Pfuller Arg. 3 -. 51 1 Margarita de Rivera Arg. 6:14 JAVELIN M-50-54 2 JuanaBalbojIn Chi. 3.18 2 Maxl Delia Corte Arg. 6:57 W-40-44 1 Alfredo Cordero Chi. 11.74 3 Argentina Chlano Arg. 3.03 2 Anlbal GonzSlez Arg. 10.63 1 Ruby Bravo Chi. 34.58 W-55-59 3 Hugo Mancebo Uru. 9.90 W-60-64 1 Cecilia Kisser Arg. 5:48 W-45-49 1 Carolina Molinari Chi. 3.09 2 Elba lanusa Arg. 6:46 1 Lilia Blaggini Chi. 18.20 3 Zulema Soto Arg. 7:30 2 Mercedes Rlvas Arg. 14.10 M-55-59 3 Eva'Ldpez Arg. 13.34 W-70-74 1 Alberto Estfevez Arg. 13.23 1 Lily Bell Macleod Chi. 2.14 2 Armln Nevermann Chi. 12.39 W-50-54 3 Fernando La Puente triple jump 3000 METERS WOMEN Arg. 11.32 1 Adrlana Sllva Chi. 30.34 2 Magdalena Garcia Arg. 29.92 W-30-39 M-60-64 3 Smlllana Dezulovlc Chi. 27.12 M-40-44 1 Ana Paullnl Arg 12:07.8 1 Alberto Eggellng Chi. 12.84 1 Slmdn Tacchi Arg. 12.19 2 Jos6 Cox 12.13 2 Mlrtha Mlcarone Arg 13:13.8 Arg. 12.13 W-55-59 2 Guldo Riquelme Chi. 3 Francisco Mora Chi. 11.36 1 Maria Cabrera Arg. 17.92 3 Carlos Mocskos Arg. 10.26 W-80-88,, 2 Gladls Esplnosa , Uru. 13.16 1 Rosa "Jut lerre z Chi 12:07.0 M-65-69 M-45-49 Uru. 9.56 2Veronlca Crespo Arg 12:17.6 1 Qarlos Gioscia Uru. 10.46 W-60-64 1 Carlos An6n 2 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 9.67 1 Molly Hofmann Chi. 27.34 W-50-58 3 Agustln Sauerborn Arg. 9.21 2 Grlmaldlna Cortes Chi. 22.34 M-50-54 1 Ce 1 la Kisser Arg 12:17 3 Sara Rosello Uru. 16.16 1. Carlos Gaete Chi. 10.32 M-70-74 2 Antonio Hiebra Arg. 9.47 1 Gilbezito Gonzaiez-JullSpR. 10.56 'W-65-69 3 Jorge Lombao Arg. 8.62 1 Marlls Flechner Chi. 10.74 9000 METERS M-75-79 M-55-59 1 Claudltr Cacase 1 Gulllermo Schneider Chi. 8.17 Brz. 6.29 W-70-74 M-30-39 2 Jos6 Munoz Chi. 5.59 2 Alfonso Sllva Chi. 8.10 1 Victor Diaz Arg 16:25.3 1 Lilly Bell Macleod Chi. 10.44 2 Luis Urrutla Chi 16:32.0 M-80+ M-70-74 3 Carlos Gome z Chi 16:38.0 W-75-79 1 Omar Vlvanco Chi. 5.53 1 Catallna Paruzzl Arg. 7.04 1 Gllberto GonzSlez JullS PR- 8.65 page 38 National Masters News April, 1984

RELAY 4 X 400 METERS M-40-44 M-5S-59 1 Guido Riquelme Chi. 56:8 1 Job Ferreira Brz. 4:57.0 M-30-39 2 Benechito Malaqulas Brz. 1:01.5 Arg. 5:48.5 1 Nicarone Moreno Paulinl Pusseto Arg. 5:06.3 2 Teotimo Romero 3 Carlos Maneiro Uru. 1:05.7 3 Pedro Gfiraez Uru. 5:59.9 M-40-44 4 Filadelfo Do Santos Uru. 1:07.1 1 Costa Borges LSpez Chefi Arg. 5:10.7 5 Eduardo Nieves Uru. 1:10.1 M-60-64 2 Gutifirrez Bravo Sllva Balbotin Chi. 5:14.3 1 Florencio Maturro Uru. 5:21.9 M-45-49 M-45-49 1 Dezulovlc Blaggini CortSs Kaldonado Chi. 6:08.5 1 Chao Sho Yu Brz. 59:4 M-65-69 2 Mario Villareal Uru. 1:09.4 M-50-54 1 Alfredo Montero Arg. 5:34.5 3 Angel Jimeno Chi. 1:15.9 1 Zanussa Rivera Delia Corte Kisser Arg. 5.37.6 2 Antonio Antunas Brz. 6:22.0 3 Agapito Palacios Chi. 6:45.1 M-55-59 M-50-54 1 Engels Cabrera Molinari Frega Arg. 5,58.4 1 Carlos Michelena Uru. 58:8 M-70-74 2 Carlos Odriozola Uru. 59:4 1 Ismael Bugani Arg. 5:59.9 3 Victor Lippi Chi. 1:02.2 RELAY 4 X 100 METERS M-75-79 W-30-39 4 Ridel CSrdenas Arg. 1:02.8 5 Jorge GutiSrrez Chi. 1:03.1 1 Hiroshi Hiramatsu Brz. 6:19.2 M-30-39 1 Ana Udini Uru. 13:9 6 Milton Cafaso Uru. 1:05.5 1 Luciarte,G6mez,Carballo, 7 Vicente Cubelli Uru. 1:14.5 Latorre Arg. 49.5 W-40-44 3000 METERS 2 Riquelme,Gomez(Urrutia, 1 Vera Alice Silva Brz. 14:3 M-55-59 2 Lidia Cavali Sogypa 16:0 W-30-39 Saavedra Chi. 56.1 1 Shimizu Yoshiyuki Brz. 1:01.1 3 Elena Maldonado Chi. 19:9 2 JosS Figueras Uru. 1:05.0 1 Rosa GutiSrrez Chi. 12:19.2 M-40-44 4 Yenia Buzolic Chi. 22:4 3 Ussami Mamoru Brz. 1:05.9 1 MocskoSfSimontacchl,Rivera, 4 Mario Aguayo Chi. 1:10.6 W-40-44 W-45-49 Ricciardino Arg. 51.4 5 Sixto Retamal Chi. 1:11.7 1 Renate Sinderman Brz. 12:32.7 2 Morales,Valdes,Villalobos, 1 Adriana Silva Chi. 15:4 6 Pedro GSmez Uru. 1:14.2 Munoz Chi. 1:00. 2 W-45-49 W-50-54 7 Romero Teocimo Arg. 1:17.2 1 Alice Corazza 1 Nazareth Carmosina Brz. 17:1 8 Guillermo Schneider Chi. 1:19.5 Brz. 14:24.9 M-45-49 2 Leticia Da Silva 2 Juana Balbontin Chi. 17:3 Brz. 15:31.2 1 Ureta Cabrera Curin Cara- 3 Ziula Antunes M-60-64 Brz. 22:27.3 vario Arg. 49.5 W-55-59 1 Amadiel Cortes Chi. 1:08.8 2 Achudec Melian Guerra s 1 Maria Soublette Chi. 20:2 2 Ricardo Ciaparelli Arg^ 1:13.7 Jimeno Chi. 60. ' 5000 METERS 3 Juvenal Sandoval Chi. 1:19.5 4 Antonio AntOnez Brz. 1:19.6 M-50-54 W-65-69 M-30-39 1 Bonifacio Cdriozola Fi- 1 Lilly Bell Chi. 21:8 1 Luis Urrutia Chi. 16:38.2 800 METERS 9ueras Michelene Uru. 52.8 2 Isidora Carter Uru. 23:9 2 Abel^ Zarza Uru. 17:02.0 2 Gaete Lipi Casanova & 3 Carlos Gfimez Chi. 17:15.7 M-30-39 GutiSrrez Chi. 52.9 4 ffulio Benltez Uru. 19:05.0 1 Carlos GSmez Chi. 2:16.0 2 Julio Benltez Uru. 2:16.2 M-55-59 M-40-44 200 METERS 3 Luis Urrutia Chi. 2:20.0 1 Sauc.Miranda Lasheras & 1 Benechito Malaqulas Brz. 16:21.6 Martinez Arg. 58.5 2 Carlos Marreiro Uru. 17:23.5 M-40-44 M-30-35 3 Filadelfo Do Santos Uru. 18:00.0 1 Guido Riquelme Chi. 2:13.3 M-60-64 1 JosS Saavedra Chi. 30:4 4 Carlos Pinet Brz. 18:22.2 2 Benedito Malaqulas Brz . 2:15.2 1 Herrero Retamal Aguayo & 2 JosS Toro Chi. 35:0 5 Eduardo Nieves Uru. 20.-02.2 3 Carlos Maneiro Uru. 2:23.2 Silva Chi. 59.9 4 Filadelfo Do Santos Uru. M-40-44 2:26.8 M-45-49 5 Carlos Pinent Brz. 2:29.8 M-65-69 1 Guido Riquelme Chi. 27:8 1 HSctor Guerra Chi. 19:26.2 6 Eduardo Nieves Uru. 2:40.0 1 Medrano Montero Nadsen & 2 Carlos Moskos Arg. 28:8 2 JosS Melian Chi. 19 -.49.7 Franise Arg. 66.7 3 Carlos Pinent Brz. 30:6 3 Mario Villareal Uru. 20:51.0 M-45-49 2 Eggerin Gundlach Mora & 4.Eduardo Nieves Uru. 32:3 4 Angel Jimeno Chi. 22:01.4 1 HSctor Guerra Chi. 2:32.6 Diaz Chi. 70.5 2 Mario Villareal Uru. 2:37.8 » M-45-49 M-50-55 3 JosS Melian Chi. 2:42.3 1 Chao Sho. Yu Brz. 25:7 1 Walter Genesio Brz. 19:26.2 2 Claudio Schudeck 2 Luis Valenzuela Chi. Chi. 26:6 M-50-54 19:34.5 V TORNEO INTERN'ACIONAL "JUAN JACINTO 3 Dante Gallo Arg. 28:2 3 Carlos Vallejo Chi. 19:49.5 1 Carlos Vallejo Chi. 2:33.9 TESTA, MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY 4 Angel Jimeno Chi. 33:3 4 Marichal J. Uru. 20:22.1 2 Milton Caffaso Uru. 2:28.6 DECEWBER 9=10, 1983 5 Roberto Lagos Uru. 20:52.1 3 Luis Valenzuela Chi. M-50-54 2:40.8 1 Carlos Michelena Uru. 26:4 M-55-59 100 METERS M-55-59 2 Jgrge GutiSrrez Chi. 27:4 1 Job Ferreira Brz. 18:33.7 1 Ferreira Job Brz. 2:30.1 3 Luis Casanova Chi. 28:5 2 Bomero Teorimo Arg. 21:48.5 M-30-35 2 Mario Aguayo Chi. 2:42.4 4 Ridel Cadernas Arg. 28:9 1 Carlos GSmez Chi. 13:8 3 Sixto Retjunal Chi. 2:52.1 5 Carlos Pereira Uru. 29:2 M-60-64 2 Jos6 Saavedra Chi. 14:3 6 Victor Lippi Chi. 29:7 1 Florencio Maturro Uru. 20:16.7 3 Joa6 Toro Chi. 14:0 M-60-64 1 Florencio Maturro Uru. M-55-59 2:40.8 M-65-69 M-40-44 2 Masao Isida Brz. 3:00.6 1 Osamu Wada Brz. 27:8 1 Alfredo Monteros Arg. 19:56.8 1 Guido Riquelme Chi. 12:8 2 JosS Figueras Uru. 28:3 2 JosS Etchamendy Uru. 21:23.5 2 Carlos Moskos Arg. 13:9 M-65-69 3 Mamoru Ussami Brz. 29:5 3 Agapito Palacios Chi. 24.01.2 3 H6ctor Guerra Chi. 14:9 1 JosS Etchamendy Uru. 2:58.4 4 Job Ferreira Brz. 29:8 4 Antonio Fonseca Brz. 25;U.l 4 Victor Rivera Arg. 15:2 2 Antonio Fonseca Brz. 3:05.8 5 Sixto Retamal Chi. 31:5 M-70-74 M-45-49 M-70-74 M-60-64 1 Ismael Guzani Arg. 22:07.9 1 Chao Sho Yu Brz. 12:2 1 Hiroshi Hiramatsu Brz. 3:06.0 1 Amadiel Cortez Chi. 30:0 2 Claudio Schudeck Chi. 12:5 2 Kotshi Mishitani Brz. 3:35.4 2 Masay uki Harada Brz. 31:2 M-75-79 3 C6sar Cabrera Arg. 12:6 3 Federico Cordero P.R. 5:03.2 3 Juvenal Sandoval Chi. 33:3 1 Hiramatsu Hiroshi Brz. 23:26.0 4 Dante Gallo Arg. 13:3 M-65-69 W-30-39 M-50-54 1 Rosa GutiSrrez 5000 METERS WALK 1 Antonio Antunas Brz. 32:4 Chi. 2:46.5 1 Carlos Michelena Uru. 12:9 2 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 37:3 2 Jorge GutiSrrez Chi. 13:2 W-40-44 M-40-44 3 Jorge Medrano Arg. 38:6 3 Victor Lippi Chi. 13:5 1 Vera Alice Silva 1 Santiago Tourreilles 4 Agapito Palacios Chi. 41:4 Brz. 2:53.1 Uru. 31:42.3 4 Luis Casanova Chi. 14:1 2 Renate Sinderman Brz. 3:00.0 5 Hayakawa Massanohu Brz. 14:1 M-70-74 M-45-49 6 Carlos Gaete Chi. 14:6 W-45-49 1 Miguel Callotti 1 Gilberto GonzSlez-JuliSP.R. 30:0 Arg. 29:23.0 7 Carlos Vallejo Chi. 18:0 1 Alice Coraza 2 JosS Melian 2 RubSn Bonifacino Uru. Brz. 3:27.9 Chi. 31:02.5 31:3 2 Leticia Silva 3 Juan Collado Chi. 48:1 Brz. 3:37.8 M-50-54 M-55-59 4 Federico Cordero P.R. 49:1 1 Walter Genesio Brz. 31:40.2 1 Osjunu Wada Brz. 13:0 1500 METERS 2 Jorge 0'Ryan Chi. 32:22.5 2 Yoshiyuki Shimizu Brz. 13:0 3 Roberto Lagos Uru. 32:57.0 3 JosS Figueras Uru. 13:4 W-30-35 M-30-39 4 Meunoru Ussami Brz. 4 Jorge Lombao Arg. 36:01.0 13:6 1. Ruby Bravo Chi. 33:5 1 Luis Urrutia Chi. 4:32.6 5 Romero Arg. 15:0 2 Carlos GSmez Chi. 4:34.0 M-55-59 6 SixtO Rematal Chi. 15:4 W-40-44 3 Abel Zarza Uru. 4:39.9 1 Mario Aguayo Chi. 29:59.6 1 Vera Alice Silva Brz. 29:6 M-60-64 2 Lidia Cavalli Brz. M-40-44 34:7 M-65-69 1 Amadiel Cortes Chi; 13:6 3 Elena Maldonado Chi. 42:4 1 Benedito Malaquias Brz. 4:30.8 2 Massayiki Harada Brz. 14:5 1 Antonio Fonseca Brz. 38:25.0 2 Carlos Maneiro Uru. 4:43.9 3 Shuichi Ishio Brz. 15:5 3 Filadelfo Do Santos Uru. 4:54.2 4 Sandoval Juvenal Chi,. 15:9 W-40-44 4 Carlos Pinent Brz. 4:56.0 5 Renato Silva chi. 17:9 1 Adriana Silva Chi. 34:1 400 METERS HURDLES 5 Alfredo Valdez Chi. 5:13.6 2 Karin Suffert Brz. 37:2 6 Eduardo Nieves Uru. 5:17.6 M-65-69 W-50-54 1 Takeru Ussami Brz. 14:7 M-45-49 M-40-44 2 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 1 Carmosina Nazareth Brz. 36:0 1 Guido Riquelme 15:4 1 HSctor Guerra Chi. 5:06.2 Chi. 1:11.0 3 Jorge Medrano Arg. 17:7 2 JosS Kelian Chi. 5:19.5 4 Agapito Palacios Chi. 17:9 M-50-54 3 Mario Villareal Uru. s/t •400 METERS 1 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 1:17.1 M-70-74 M-50-54 1 Gilberto Gonzalez P.R. 14:1 M-55-59 M-3Q-39 1 Carlos Odriozola Uru. 4:55.7 Rubfin Bonifacino Uru. 14:8 1 Sixto Retamal 1 Carlos Gdmez Chi. 1:01.3 2 Luis Valenzuela Chi. 5:19.5 Chi. 1:27.3 Koichi Nish itani Brz. 17:0 2 Zarza Uru. 1:02.1 3 Carlos Valleios Juan Collado chi. Chi. 5:23.9 20:4 3 Luis Urrutia Chi. 1:04.3 4 Carlos Sabanda Chi. 5:29.3 M-60-64 Federico Cordero P.R. 21:7 4 Jos6 Toro Chi. 1:14.5 5 Milton Cafaso Uru. 5:41.4 1 Nasao Xshida Brz. 1:22.3 Omar Vivanco Chi. 211.8,. 6 Vicente Cubelli Uru. 6:12.6 1 Ricardo Chiaparelli Arg. 1:23.2 April, 1984 National Masters News page 39

SHOT POT M-70-74 M-50-54 2 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 3.16 1 Gilberto GonzSlez P.R. 33.20 1 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 29.82 M-30-39 2 Carlos Diaz Chi. 21.98 2 Carlos Sabando Chi. 29.26 M- 70-74 1 Donclr Lima Uru. 8.76 1 Gilberto GonzAlez P. R. 4.40 2 Jos6 Saavedra Chi. 8.61 M-75-79 M-55-59 2 Koichi Nishitani Brz. 3.30 Chi. 18.40 1 JosS Muhoz 1 Armin Neverman Chi. 18.76 W--30-39 Chi. 14.12 M-40-44 2 Omar Vivanco 2 Alonso Silva Chi. 14.33 1 Ana Udini Uru. 4.75 1 Rodolfo Diaz Uru. 9.87 2 Ruby Bravo Chi. 3.58 W-30-39 2 Santiago Tourreilles Uru. 8.40 M-60-64 3 Marly Velardo Brz. 3.36 1 Ruby Bravo Chi. 22.52 1 Francisco Mora Chi. 34.66 M-45-49 2 Velardo Marly Brz. 17.82 3 Junmerly Rosas Uru. 16.38 AMOUNT OF ATHLETES BY COUNTRY: 1 Rafll L6pez Uru. 9.50 POLE VAULT 2 HSctor Acosta Uru. 8.49 W-40-44 3 RSul Scnsi Arg. 7.43 M-40-44 Argentine 13 1 Lilia Biaggini Chi. 22.96 1 Rodolfo Diaz Uru. 3.50 2 Lidia Cavalli M-50-54 Brz. 20.14 2 Guido Riquelme Chi. 2;00 Brazil 32 1 Milton PEREIRA Brz. 13.71 3 Elena Maldonado Chi. 13.74 2 Alfredo Cordero Chi. 12.17 M-45-49 Puerto Rico 2 W-45-49 3 SaulZeger Brz. 11.08 1 Rodolfo Acosta Uru. 2.10 4 Hugo Mancebo Uru. 10.20 1 Ana Da Rocha Brz. 23.68 Chile 54 2 Smiliana Dezulovich Chi. 22.10 M-50-54 3 Adriana Silva M-55-59 Chi. 21.14 1 Jorge Alzeunora Chi. 2.50 Uruguay 33 1 Armin Neverman Chi. 12.61 W-50-54 2 Silva Alfonso Chi. 9.22 M-55-59 TOTAL: 134 1 Gladys Espinos Uru. 22.66 1 Suehko Mori Brz. 2.50 M-60-64 2 Dirce Coetho Brz. 18.52 3 Miriam Barcelona 1 Alberto Eggeling Chi. 12.70 Uru. 14.06 M-70-74 2 Francisco Mora Chi. 11.34 ^5-59 1 Gilberto GonzSlez P.R. 2.20 1 Anelise Schmit Brz. 26.46 Report From Britain M-65-69 HIGH JUMP 2 Molly Hofmann Chi. 21.38 1 Carlos Gioscia Uru. 11.01 3 Sara Rosello Uru. 20.66 M-30-39 by ALASTAIR AITKEN 2 Jorge Medrano Arg. 9.23 4 Grimaldina Cortez Chi. 19.84 1 Doacyr Lima Uru. 1.35 3 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 8.88 5 Maria Soublette Chi. 15.40 Les Roberts and Johnny Baldwin, 6 Kiyoca Akiyeuna Brz. 14.96 both Blackheath Harriers, finished M-70-74 M-40-44 7 Elena Abarca Chi. 13.80 1 Gilberto GonzSlez P.R. 10.29 1 Rodolfo Diaz Uru. 1.50 one-two in the 8K Veterans Race in 8 Maria Navarrette Chi. 13.18 2 Guido Riquelme 2 Carlos Diaz Chi. 7.50 Chi. 1.35 Belgium on February 5 in a field fo 98 W-60-64 M-75-79 M-45-49 1 Marlis Flekner Chi. 14.42 finishers. A new name to Veteran 1 Jos6 Munoz Chi. 5.92 1 Carlos AnCn Uru. 1.45 2 Omar Vivanco Chi. 2 RaOl L6pez Uru. 1.40 athletics is Guy Ogden, the solid win 5.79 W-65-69 3 HSctor' Acosta SHOT PUT 1 Lily Bell Mac Chi. 10.60 Uru. 1.20 ner over a hilly lOK course at Watford, w-3r(n? 1 Ruby Bravo Chi. 7.05 M-50-54 February 18. Recently turned 40, 2 Marli Velardo Brz. 6.64 JAVELIN 1 Jorge GutiSrrez Chi. 1.15 Ogden, an osteopath from northwest 3 Jun marly Rosas Uru. 4.54 2 Jorge Lombao Arg. 1.15 M-30-39 London, out ran three-time National W-40-44 1 Jos§ Saavedra Chi. 33.70 M-55-59 Vets and ex-world cross-country cham 1 Lilia Biaggini Chi. 7.90 1 HernSn Figueroa Chi. 1.35 2 Xonia Buzolic Chi. 6.09 M-40-44 2 Alfonso Silva Chi. 1.30 pion, Taff Davies, 29:33 to 29:58. 3 Elena Maldonado Chi. 5.22 1 Guide Riquelme Chi. 33.00 3 Mamoru Ussami Brz. 1.10 Davies, 46, was first M45. Les Roberts, 2 Rodolfo Diaz Uru. 29.72 W-45-49 M-60-64 was third, 30:11; Fred Bell, fourth, 1 Smiliana Dezulovich Chi. 8.45 M-45-49 1 Alberto Eggeling Chi. 1.30 30:16; and , the marathon 2 Ana Kabish Brz. 8.42 1 RaOl Lfipez Uru. 31.38 2 Shoichi Ishio Brz. 1.30 3 Adriana Silva Chi. 7.69 2 HSctor Acosta Uru. 29.80 3 Takeru Usseuni Brz. 1.25 runner, fifth, 30:24. Blackheath Har 4 Karin Suffert Brz. 6.90 3 Raul Sensi Arg. 25.12 4 Sueiko Mori Brz. 1.15 riers were first team; 223 finished. 4 Claudio Schudeck Chi. 24.96 W-50-54 M-70-74 In the over-50's race on the same 1 Gladis Espinosa Uru. 8.15 M-50-54 1 Gilberto GonzSlez P.R. 1.20 course, 127 finished, with Belgrave's 2 Maria Barcelona Uru. 7.78 1 Alfredo Cordero Chi. 30.88 2 Koichi Nishitani Brz. 1.10 3 Dirce Coetho Brz. 7.69 2 Hugo Mancebo Uru. 28.94 team and Laurie O'Hara the winners. 4 Juana Balbontln Chi. 7.08 '3 Fernando Garcia Uru. 22.82 HIGH JUMP WOMEN W-30-39 Fifty-two-year-old Maurice Baker was W-55-59 M-55-59 1 Ana Udini Uru. 1.35 second; Andy Ferguson, 56, was first 1 Anelise Schmit Brz. 8.79 1 Armin Neverman Chi. 29.04 2 Ruby Bravo Chi. 1.25 2 Grinaldina Cortes Chi. 7.89 2 Hugo Herrera Chi. 28.80 in the M55. 3 Molly Hoffman Chi. 7.72 3 Mamoru Usseuni Brz. 25.12 W-40-49 Two recent retirements from Vets 4 Sara RosellO Uru. 7.50 4 Alfonso Silva Chi. 24.72 1 Xenia Euzolic Chi. 0.95 5 Maria Navarrette Chi. 6.92 competitions are Highgate Harrier and 6 Kiyoca Akiyama Brz. 6.59 M-60-64 W-45-49 10K/20K World Vets M75 walker Alf 7 Elena Abarca Chi. 5.69 1 Suehiko Mori Brz. 36.46 1 Karin Suffert Brz. 1.25 8 Maria Soublette Chi. 5.27 2 Amadiel Cortez Chi. 33.06 2 Smiliana Dezulovic Chi. 1.20 Roberts because of arthritis, and 3 Francisco Mora Chi. 26.82 1979-80 World Vets (IGAL) M50 W-60-64 4 Alberto Eggeling Chi. 23.42 W-55-59 1 Marlis Fleckner Chi. 5.66 1 Molly Hofmann Chi. i.OO champion Hugh Foord because of M-65-69 2 Maria Soubletto Chi. 0.95 1 Gilberto GonzSlez P.R. 30.84 serious knee injury. W-65-69 2 Antonio Antunez Brz. 20.50 1 Isidora Carter Uru. 5.59 LONG JUMP MEN Margaret Lockley, despite a cyst on 3 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 20. 28 2 Lilly Bell Mac Chi. 4.90 4 Carlos Diaz Chi. 15.10 her leg, was first Veteran and woman M-30-39 5 Omar Dibani Chi. 11.20 DISCUS 1 Dossir Lima Uru. 5.35 in a 25K road race in 1:33:25, after an 6 CSsar Cazerza Uru. 11.02 2 Carlos Gdmez Chi. 4.40 M-30-39 7 JosS Munoz Chi. 9.56 earlier first in the Tadworth 10 Mile 1 Jose Saavedra Chi. 25.94 M-40-44 JAVELIN WOMEN road race in January in 57:06. Priscilla 1 Rodolfo Diaz Uru» 5.43 M-40-44 W-30-39 Welch, 35, was sixth in 2:37:19 in the 1 Rodolfo Diaz 2 Guido Riquelme Chi. 5.40 Uru. 29.26 1 Ruby Bravo Chi. 34.96 3 Carlos Moskos Arg. 4.70 Osaka Ladies Marathon, January 29. 2 Santiago Tourreilles Uru. 18.98 2 Marli Velardo Brz. 19.24 4 Victor Rivera Arg. 3.93 3 Junmarly Rosas Uru. 13.24 M-45-49 Liz Sloan, a 36-year-old teacher, was 1 M-45-49 Hfictor Acosta Uru. 29.90 first of 34 in the Southern Vets W-40-44 1 Chao Sho Yu 2 Claudio Schudeck Chi. 26.76 Brz. 5.30 1,1 Lilia Biaggini Chi. 18.58 2 CSsar Cabrera Women's championships at New 3 RaUl Sensl Arg. 21.30 Arg. 4.74 3 Carlos AnSn Uru. 4.72 W-45-49 Eltham in Kent, January 21. M- 4 Claudio Schudeck Chi. 4.52 -50-54 1 Adriana Silva Chi. 30.44 1 5 HSctor Acosta Uru. 4.16 Jim Adler, of Morpeth, the ex- Milton Pereira S.Pablo. 38.24 2 Smiliana Dezulovich Chi. 25.62 2 Alfredo Cordero Chi. 33.76 3 Ana Kabish Brz. international marathon runner, won 18.56 M-50-54 3 Hugo Mancebo Uru. 32.78 1 Caxlos Gaete the North East Vets cross-country 4 Saul Keger S.Pablo. 30.22 Chi. 4.54 W-50-54 2 Jorge GutiSrrez 5 Carlos Sabando Chi. 29.68 Chi. 4.52 championships, January 21, at Janow 1 Dirce Coelho Brz. 18.78 3 Victor Lippi 6 Jorge Alzamora Chi. 29.50 Chi. 4.49 2 Gladis Espinosa Uru. 17.50 4 Luis Casanova 7 Jorc^e Lombao Arg. 22.88 Chi. 4.13 in 34:14 from Ray Curruthers, 45-49 5 Carlos Sabando Chi. 3.90 W-55-J59 winner, 34:50. M-55-59 1 Molly Hofman Chi. 26.44 M-55-59 1 Armin Neverman Alan Hughes won the over-50 prizes Chi. 31.04 2 Grimaldina Cortez Chi. 24.14 1 Osamu Wada Brz. 4.76 2 HernSn Figueroa Chi. 24.20 3 Anelise Schnmitt Brz. 23.64 2 Mamoru Ussami Brz. 4.48 in the Scunthorpe cross-country, the 3 Alfonso Silva Chi. 22.40 r.' 4 Sara Rosellfi Uru. 20.74 3 JosS Figueras Uru. 4.44 Rawnmarsh 5 '/z Mile Road Race, and 5 Kiyoca Akiyama Brz. 13.96 4' Alfonso Silva Chi. 4.00 M--60-64 6 Elena Abarca Chi. 12.50 the Eastern Veterans c.c. champion 1 Francisco Mora Chi. 40.96 M-60-64 2 ships. Two other Vets running well Alberto Eggeling Chi. 36.54 W-60-64 1 Amadiel Cortez Chi. 4.98 . 3 Suehiko Mori Brz. 30.12 1 Marlis Fleckner Chi. 12.22 2 Suehiko Mori Brz. 4.40 recently are M40-44 Mike Turner, the 4 Renato Silva Chi. 23.42 2 Lily Bell Mac Chi. 11.22 3 Massao Ishida Brz. 4.38 4 Masayuqui Harada Brz. 4.13 Cambridge University professor, who M-65-69 HAMMER 5 Shoichi Ishio Brz. 3.78 has been winning in East Anglia, and 1 Carlos Gioscia Uru. 35.30 2 M-40-44 Ernesto Gundlach Chi. 28.04 M-65-69 Pete Flatman, also 40-44, who has 3 Jorge .Medrano 25.06 1 Sgo. Tourreilles Uru. 15.26 .. Arg. 1 Takeru Ussami Brz. 4.31 been winning in the north.•