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RESULTS BOOK Sunday, Decembeir 12, 2004 • 8:·00 Am Ame,Nican Airlines Center - Victo:Ry Plaza - Dallas, Texas USA RESULTS BOOK Sunday, Decembeir 12, 2004 • 8:·00 am Ame,nican Airlines Center - Victo:ry Plaza - Dallas, Texas USA Flllil Naraftlo■ Nall Naratll,0111 l•Panon Rela11 !Large Priz,e Money Purse - Best Expo in the Southwest More than 30 Bands Along a Sc,enic Course.! www.run'llleroc1Lco111 benefirt-ing: 2004 T E IC JI B scoms1 RITE HOSPITAL Application - - Page 88 .......... this issue... 22 the course 33 dear runners Dear Runners, • What a great year to be a part of the Dallas White Rock victory award for excellence Marathon! 77 By all standards, this year’s marathon was the most exciting 8 hall of fame ever - with record-level participation, elite runners from around 8 the world and a dramatic, patriotic start-line ceremony. 9 top finishers I would like to take the opportunity to thank the many volun- 9 teer leaders who have worked so hard to build the Dallas White Rock Marathon into Dallas’ signature running event. And, I 10 men at the rock would like to thank the White Rock Marathon for creating the 10 Mayor’s Race, a fun, family-oriented event that allows the City to showcase support for the marathon and include Dallas fami- 11 women at the rock Piper Lehman lies in the weekend-long festivities. 11 The Mayor’s Race is a great addition to the marathon weekend, 1212 half-marathon at the rock 2004 and I hope, that as the marathon becomes one of the biggest runs in the nation, that the Mayor’s Race, too, will grow to Mayor’s become a Dallas tradition, and opportunity for city leaders to 1313 5-person relay at the rock acknowledge the achievement of the runners and the great ben- Race efits this event brings our city. 1414 for the love of the lake volunteers Again, congratulations to all the runners on your great accom- help white rock lake park plishment. I hope to put on my running shoes and see you Saturday again in 2004 at the Mayor’s Race on December 11, and the Dallas White Rock Marathon on December 12. texas shindig at eddie dean’s ranch December 11 1515 Keep on running, 7 a.m. Registration ' .'1 1717 belo expo 9 a.m. Race .. ,_"fa? ✓.·,~.. - . pre-race pasta dinner Reunion Arena Mayor Laura Miller 1919 2121 dallas police association perspective 2222 aid stations 2323 entertainment: music to move your sole 2727 results – marathon 5353 results – half-marathon 6969 results – relay 7979 friends and family 8080 post-race celebration 8282 photographers 8383 thanks to volunteers, who keep us going! The Dallas White Rock Marathon and Texas Scottish Rite 8686 in grateful appreciation 8888 2004 RUN THE ROCK! Hospital for Children salute Ernest Pacheco and Squires & Co. © 2003 All graphics/photos solely belong to the individual artist/photographer. Images for the artwork that defined The Rock in 2003. may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the express written permis- sion of the artist/photographer. Dallas White Rock Marathon • Results Book 2003 • www.runtherock.com 1 inside the course DALLAS WHITE ROCK MARATHON Sunday, December 14, 2003 20K 13 - COURSE MAP - scoop U.S. TRACK & Field Certification TX02096ETM Y our thoughts... Northwest Hwy Please Note: Mile marks are approximate A Water, First Aid and Relay Exchange positions are approximate 12 14 A 1 Mile Markers (approximate) E. n L Bu awther Full Marathon ckner bird L 11 cking A Blvd Half Marathon Mo Lawther 25K W. “Dallas has the most 15 R5 spectacular race start in A 16 R5 10 Mockingbird Airline the Country. It begins at A Williamson A Frontier ay St Johns the luxurious American W. Lawther . Lawther Ellsworth Ellsworth E A 15K Greenville 7 R5 McMillan 8 tt Cornell Airlines Arena. Longview Martel White Rock 6 9 A A Abbo Norris Lake er McCommas Abrams Skillman m Experience fireworks, a Bryon 5 Matilda 17 HoMorningside lake North Tollw A jet flyover, and live St Johns 10K Meadow wood Lake Garland Rd bria R5 ore 20 video coverage of the Armstro Alderson Dallas Lakesh Tokalon Cam 19 4 ng A A Wycliff Goliad Lakewood Lakeshore A start on a jumbo-tron Fitzhugh Belmont Winsted 18 Gaston Rd Lem A Richmond television. Get showered tral Expressway mon A 21 Cen A ite Rock 30K ve Wh with confetti, on your Empire way to the most 35K LaVista thrilling race of your k Blvd tle Cree life.” ton Tur 5K 22 Gas — Roger Foster, 3 A Hall “Marathon H aske Swiss Ave ll Entertainment Czar” I-35 A 2 Hall 23 American A East Grand Airlines Pearl Cedar Springs McKinney Ave. Munger Center oss Harwood R St. Paul 40K Field START A 1 25 24 A See you guys next year Good Latimer I-30 - milemarker FINISH San Jancinto 26 Griffin at the marathon if my I-35 H Live Oak A - aid station ouston body holds up another St Young training cycle. R5 - 5-person relay exchange — Jeff Jarrell This was my 4th consec- utive Rock and it was Elevation Map by far the best and most 200 160 memorable.And for me 120 80 the high point of the Feet 40 White Rock Lake start was the moment at 0 the conclusion of our 2468101214 16 18 20 22 24 26 National Anthem when Miles more fireworks rang out followed by three screaming F-16s flying overhead! WOW!!!!! I was raceday weather conditions Boston qualifying standards in total awe and pumped for the race. age 18-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70+ 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 11:00 am 12 noon 1:00 pm 2:00 pm Temp 28˚F 34˚F 39˚F 46.9˚F 52˚F 55˚F 57˚F M 3:10 3:15 3:20 3:25 3:30 3:35 3:40 3:45 3:50 Humidity 96% 96% 89% 66% 53% 51% 47% F 3:40 3:45 3:50 3:55 4:00 4:05 4:10 4:15 4:20 2 Dallas White Rock Marathon • Results Book 2003 • www.runtherock.com dear runners Thank you for being with us for the 34th running of the Dallas White Rock Marathon. The volunteer Board of Trustees takes The Rock’s reputation as “a race run by runners for runners” seriously, and we hope this book provides many good memories. The 2003 Rock generated a lot of responses from participants, many included on these pages...Perfect weather, Beautiful course, Great support and Oh man, did you see those fighter jets? Photo: Mary Kennard This year, we added two new events. On Friday night, we had a Shindig at Eddie Deen’s Ranch with country-western style and Eddie’s signature barbecue. Thanks to Dan Roberts and the Clear Fork Band who played their award winning music and to the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders! And on Saturday morning, Dallas Mayor Laura Miller introduced, then ran in, the inaugural Mayor’s Race. Mayor Miller, an avid runner and fitness supporter, will make the 5K race a marathon weekend tradition. The Belo Expo was a the best yet, and our host hotel, Hyatt Regency - Reunion, was abuzz all Saturday with runners and shoppers getting ready for Sunday’s race. Photo: Mary Kennard This had to be one of the most exciting starts to a road race anywhere, any time. More than 8,500 runners and countless spectators were treated to spectacular sights at the start and all along the course. For those counting, there were 3,743 registered marathon runners, 2,667 half-marathon runners, and 2,025 relay rac- ers (405 teams). Many of you are pictured in this book. We hope you thanked a Dallas police officer as you ran. Members of the Dallas Police Association donated their time this year, providing a safe course and some enthusiastic cheers. A great race comes from the efforts of many. Every year, your feedback helps us Photo: Mary Kennard prepare. Sponsors contribute in ways that make it hard not to succeed. Over 2,000 volunteers work the course and behind the scenes. Prize money, for the marathon and the relay, bring elite athletes and international attention. We sincerely hope that looking over the race results and photos will bring back good memories and that we will see you again on Sunday, December 12, 2004. Thanks to the wonderful people at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children who make our efforts more rewarding than a paycheck. Marcus Grunewald Chock Bailey Race Director Board of Trustees Photo: Mary Kennard Photo: Mary Kennard Dallas White Rock Marathon • Results Book 2003 • www.runtherock.com 3 Con.gratulations to1 all particip1ants in the 2003 White Rock marathon! P'fo,ud to be a sponsor of the 20013 White Rock Marathon~ CLASSIC R ' OCK ~~ *~~ mix1029.com T E X A S SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL r; 1 •l·iiiliii·IJC• • ~ On behalf of everyone here at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children (TSRHC), and especially the children that bene- fit from the proceeds of the Dallas White Rock Marathon, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for TSRHC Patient Caitlyn, age 2 running The Rock. The Dallas White Rock Marathon stands for values TSRHC believes in. It reaches out to people across many communities and encourages people to find ways to help each other. For more than 80 years, this is how Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children has provided care for more than 140,000 children across the state of Texas, without ever charging their families.
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