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Head of the Charles Charles River, Cambridge, MA Oct 22, 2016 - Oct 23, 2016 Head of the Charles Charles River, Cambridge, MA Oct 22, 2016 - Oct 23, 2016 1. Men's Senior Veteran Singles I and II [70+] Sat 7:45 Official Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted Michael Tebay 1 37 (Greenwich) 05:04.6 11:58.7 17:55.0 21:25.2 21:25.2 Chuck Cook 2 1 (St. Louis) 05:07.3 12:08.5 18:13.9 21:51.9 21:51.9 Daniel Bort 3 2 (Berkeley) 05:06.2 12:11.1 18:18.4 21:55.7 21:55.7 Bob gullett 4 12 (BNY Mellon) 05:23.6 12:28.0 18:33.7 22:12.0 22:12.0 Robert Lee 5 4 (Cambridge) 05:12.0 12:19.3 18:31.3 22:12.0 22:12.0 Brian Tucker 6 48 (BIAC) 05:23.1 12:37.1 18:44.8 22:27.3 22:27.3 Donald E. Besser 7 8 (Union) 05:22.8 12:54.2 19:02.1 22:40.7 22:40.7 Eric Dannemann 8 11 (New Haven) 05:21.7 12:41.3 19:04.4 22:57.0 22:57.0 Carlo Zezza 9 5 (Cambridge) 05:25.0 12:52.5 19:16.1 23:03.0 23:03.0 Stephen Schaffran 10 24 (Berkeley) 05:25.2 12:46.4 19:15.3 23:04.0 23:04.0 geoffrey gratwick 11 3 (Maine Association) 05:20.6 12:39.5 19:01.4 22:58.9 BR@04, BR@04 +15 23:13.9 Atsuji Adachi 12 28 (Seta) 05:16.9 12:15.5 18:42.6 23:02.1 BG@13, BR@09 +15 23:17.1 Henry Hamilton 13 6 (Cambridge) 05:30.1 13:12.3 19:34.8 23:28.8 23:28.8 Bart Pasternak 14 41 (Saugatuck) 05:27.0 13:05.5 19:39.5 23:38.9 23:38.9 John Vorhies 15 14 (Dallas) 05:30.7 13:08.1 20:00.8 23:52.7 23:52.7 Robert Heacox 16 9 (Unaff. (USA)) 05:26.2 13:13.2 19:53.5 23:57.5 23:57.5 Hugh Spurway 17 49 (Duxbury Bay Maritime School) 05:45.4 13:31.1 20:11.8 24:02.6 24:02.6 Pete Donaghy 18 7 (Green Mountain) 05:28.7 13:24.9 19:59.6 24:05.8 24:05.8 Bennett Jones 19 10 (Cambridge) 05:39.4 13:31.7 20:16.7 24:15.0 24:15.0 Herb Treffeisen 20 34 (Montreal) 05:38.3 13:27.5 20:07.9 24:15.5 24:15.5 David Blanchard 21 46 (Green Mountain) 05:34.6 13:20.7 20:05.7 24:15.9 24:15.9 Lloyd Dahmen 22 33 (Union) 05:42.1 13:29.0 20:19.2 24:20.4 24:20.4 Paul Bridgeford 23 15 (Melbourne) 05:49.4 13:38.5 20:22.4 24:21.8 24:21.8 Richard Kendall 24 17 (College) 05:47.3 13:35.8 20:26.4 24:29.4 24:29.4 Christopher Collins 25 13 (Rivanna) 05:51.0 13:52.8 20:35.0 24:43.5 24:43.5 Christian Schmid 26 36 (Maine Association) 05:58.5 13:56.2 20:45.7 24:55.2 24:55.2 Avram Gold 27 45 (Carolina Masters) 05:57.0 14:06.4 21:02.0 25:14.1 25:14.1 Arthur Holcombe 28 16 05:49.3 13:43.8 20:57.5 25:14.1 25:14.1 28 16 (Harvard Sculling) 05:49.3 13:43.8 20:57.5 25:14.1 25:14.1 Robert Hoguet 29 31 (Nereid) 05:53.3 13:59.3 21:05.1 25:22.0 25:22.0 Richard Green 30 19 (Narragansett) 05:50.7 14:06.3 21:12.8 25:28.6 25:28.6 Jim Hatch 31 29 (Potomac) 05:50.6 14:03.8 21:18.2 25:38.2 25:38.2 Gary Isley 32 38 (Upper Valley) 05:49.2 13:55.7 21:12.0 25:38.6 25:38.6 Joe Novitski 33 27 (Open Water) 05:53.7 14:07.3 21:17.4 25:33.8 BG@08 +5 25:38.8 Michael Shields 34 30 (Amoskeag) 05:44.3 13:42.6 20:35.3 25:15.4 BG@08, BGx2@08 +25 25:40.4 Edward Zerdy 35 18 (Maritime) 06:12.1 14:31.5 21:39.3 25:55.6 BR@06 +5 26:00.6 James Byrnes 36 32 (Quinsigamond) 06:03.8 14:16.2 26:06.5 26:06.5 Kenneth Iscol 37 21 (Maritime) 06:20.7 14:44.4 21:50.0 26:08.5 26:08.5 nick daniloff 38 20 (Riverside) 06:04.2 14:26.2 21:43.0 26:13.5 26:13.5 Frank PORTER 39 22 (Cambridge) 06:22.5 14:50.1 22:16.1 26:50.9 26:50.9 Lawrence Terry 40 43 (Unaff. (USA)) 06:32.2 15:12.4 22:26.2 26:55.4 26:55.4 Biddle Morris 41 39 (Unaff. (USA)) 06:18.0 15:06.0 22:42.3 27:11.5 27:11.5 Langhorne Keith 42 26 (Potomac) 06:23.6 15:16.5 23:08.7 27:43.0 BR@08, BR@08, BR@09 +25 28:08.0 JIM MOHS 43 44 (Minnesota) 06:34.0 15:35.3 23:27.2 28:09.1 28:09.1 Mark Abelson 44 23 (Rio Salado) 06:46.2 15:44.3 23:52.1 28:31.9 28:31.9 Richard de Neufville 45 25 (Cambridge) 07:10.3 16:33.2 24:30.3 29:19.5 29:19.5 Eli Avizov 46 35 (Nereid) 06:43.3 15:54.7 24:05.5 29:11.8 BG@08, BG@08 +15 29:26.8 Jack Lovett 47 47 (St. Catharines) 07:20.8 17:03.5 25:26.1 30:32.9 30:32.9 Arnold Lande' 48 40 (Lake Leelanau) 07:51.0 18:21.4 27:29.2 32:56.9 32:56.9 Clint Spooner 42 (Occoquan) Scratch 2. Women's Veteran I/II and Senior Veteran I/II [60 - 69, 70+] Sat 8:05 Official Place Bow Name RBC Weld CBC Raw +/- Adjusted Diane Davis 1 1 (South End) 05:13.3 12:19.9 18:27.2 22:09.1 22:09.1 Cynthia Cole 2 4 (Washington School) 05:20.8 12:37.4 18:51.8 22:39.6 22:39.6 Catherine Widgery 3 3 (Riverside) 05:17.2 12:33.4 18:57.0 22:47.4 22:47.4 Alison Sanders-Fleming 4 46 (Cambridge) 05:22.3 12:44.3 19:02.3 22:58.8 22:58.8 Laura Stirton Aust 5 2 (Pelham CRA) 05:22.3 12:38.8 19:03.2 23:00.9 23:00.9 Paula Meyer 6 51 (GMS) 05:28.6 12:56.7 19:22.9 23:12.3 23:12.3 Victoria Bialas 7 18 (BIAC) 05:35.0 13:02.2 19:30.8 23:29.0 23:29.0 Maria Alonso 8 42 (Cincinnati) 05:28.1 13:06.6 19:36.8 23:41.7 23:41.7 Karen Simmons 9 7 (GMS) 05:37.2 13:03.0 19:46.8 23:42.9 23:42.9 Lynne Graves 10 50 (Unaff. (USA)) 05:33.6 13:05.8 19:47.6 23:48.6 23:48.6 Joan Pendleton 11 5 (Palo Alto) 05:30.7 13:10.9 19:48.5 23:52.2 23:52.2 Susan Karcz 12 8 (Cambridge) 05:34.9 13:14.9 19:57.2 24:03.3 24:03.3 Barbara Jones 13 9 (Cambridge) 05:28.1 13:05.9 19:54.4 24:03.5 24:03.5 Irena Baker 14 13 (Conibear) 05:37.1 13:17.9 20:03.0 24:04.2 24:04.2 Kass Young 15 44 (BIAC) 05:41.9 13:30.3 20:10.3 24:09.2 24:09.2 Lia Brouwer-Vogel 16 38 (RV Rijnland) 05:38.2 13:16.6 20:07.8 24:11.9 24:11.9 Marie Hagelstein 17 48 (Cambridge) 05:31.4 13:14.7 20:11.7 24:16.3 24:16.3 Nancy Osborne 18 10 (Orleans) 05:51.4 13:35.3 20:15.1 24:16.3 24:16.3 Debra Chute 19 19 (Narragansett) 05:40.3 13:21.3 20:07.9 24:25.1 24:25.1 Jill Gardner 20 6 (College Club Seattle) 05:32.6 13:23.0 20:09.6 24:11.0 BR@06, BR@07 +15 24:26.0 Susan Michals 21 21 (612endurance) 05:47.2 13:39.4 20:24.9 24:26.3 24:26.3 Julie Brown 22 33 (New Haven) 05:30.7 13:18.8 20:27.1 24:32.7 24:32.7 Patrice Glover 23 14 (Swan Creek) 05:44.1 13:31.9 20:16.8 24:33.6 24:33.6 Dale Parenti 24 52 (Whitemarsh) 05:53.4 13:46.5 20:33.8 24:37.4 24:37.4 Maryann McCormick 25 41 (Portland) 05:51.7 13:43.7 20:37.4 24:54.1 BR@10 +5 24:59.1 Dana Perrone 26 22 (Potomac) 05:57.7 13:52.6 20:46.5 25:00.0 25:00.0 sharon cutts 27 15 (Narragansett) 06:03.5 14:02.1 20:58.3 25:11.9 25:11.9 Liz Turner 28 16 (Saugatuck) 05:51.6 13:42.3 20:41.4 25:12.3 25:12.3 Liz Marshall 29 11 (Upper Valley) 05:53.6 13:57.5 20:59.6 25:12.8 25:12.8 Lilia Carey 30 17 (Unaff.
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