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Top Runners To Meet WR's For Caselli, Wyatt, Butler In Grand Prix Jordan Sets Two by VALDEMAR SCHULTZ World Sprint Marks During the space of four weekends, the last 4 of the 8 regional NIKE LOS GATOS, Calif., June 12. Masters Grand Prix races were held.. Payton Jordan, who turned 65 earlier Each contest produced magnificent this year, today reaffirmed his claim as performances and 23 more trip winners one of the world's greatest veteran to Philadelphia, where the NIKE athletes by establishing two new world Masters Grand Prix Final will be held records for men aged 65-69 in the Penn Sunday, August 15th, in conjunction 4 Mutual/TAC Pacific Masters Track & with Penn Mutual's National Masters Field Championships. Sports Festival. The 10-kilometer race The ex-Stanford track & field coach will be held early in the morning to blazed to a clocking of 12.6 in the 100 avoid (as much as possible) the summer meter dash, erasing the world mark of heat and humidity of the East Coast. 12.8, set by Sweden's Yngve Brange on n From that race, 3 men and 3 women May 10, 1978, and lowering the will be selected to represent the United American record of 13.0, established States at the International Veterans' by Harry Koppel in 1979. (The time Distance Running Championships matched a 12.6 Jordan had run in an (I.G.A.L.) in Japan near Mt. Fuji on all-comers meet in April). September 14-15. As with the regional In top form, Jordan then lowered races, winners will be those with the, the world 65-69 200 meter best with a highest number of points, using age- stunning 26.1. The time bettered the graded tables of the NRDC, which are mark of 26.32, set by West Germany's reproduced in this month's NMN. blind Fritz Assmy at the 4th World There are two special rules for using Games in New Zealand January 11, the tables: 1981. Jordan's amazing effort 1. Every athlete in each five-year age Continued on page 23 group (e.g., 40-44) will, for the pur poses of the selection, be considered to z Q> be the youngest age in that group (e.g., Jim O'Neil, 57, of San Diego, leads Judy Fox Eddy, 41, of Durham, North Carolina and Luis Torres, 40). 54, ofPuerto Rico in 1981 National Masters 5000 meter Championships. Eddy and O'Neil are U.S. c O en 03 S - O O) 2. Only one athlete (of each sex) agergroup record holders, and are favored to retain theirnational titles this month in Wichita and O X ^ -.J> ro Continued on page 9 Photo byChns Silvera trt to ^ rv 2 WELCOME TO WICHITA WELCOME TO o ® v> Over 500 men and women athletes over age 30 are ex PHILADELPHIA pected to compete in the 15th Annual Penn Mutual/TAC National Masters Track & Field Championships August Over 3000 people are expected to participate in the first- 6-8 at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas. ever National Masters Sports Festival in Philadelphia National championships will be decided in 22 five-year August 12-15. age groups for both men and women from age 30through It's the nation's first multi-sport masters meet, and pro age 80-plus. mises to be the highlight of the 1982 masters season. It's the first time the nationals have been held in the Jack Kelly, former Olympic gold medal winner in row Mid-America regionofthe nation, and dozens of first-time ing and chairman of the Festival, said "there are literally participants are anticipated. hundreds of single-sport masters events held throughout The meet is being co-sponsored by Penn Mutual, Nike the country every year, but bringing all the sports together and Jim Hershberger. —- in one place at one time has never been done before." Meet director Bob Lida and the TAC National Masters The historic event is sponsored by the Penn Mutual Life T&F Committee are going all out to make the experience Insurance Company. Athletes will compete in 14 masters an enjoyable one for all competitors and their guests. sports: track & field, long distance running, cycling, row- Contidued on page 15 Continued on pagel5 page 2 National Masters News August 1982

coordination must be visible before the ATHAEETE, so that, they have three Atlanta Masters staff will go to the syllables and notfour. There's no "a" Write On! considerable effort required to host a after the "h." national caliber meet in 1983 or Professor Mark Van Doorhandle, beyond. What is absurd is the number English Dept. Chairperson Address letters to: of open weekends available during Southern California School June and July when these meets could for Wayward Girls, National Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404 have been scheduled. The second A vocado Heights, CA Saturday in June was chosen by Atlan NATIONAL MASTERS MARAT410N SCHEDULING CONFLICTS ta because at that time it did not con Thank you for your kind words in During the.June 12-13 weekend, 6 flict with any other meet. National Masters your July issue about our Team Winn U.S. and 1 Canadian masters meets To conclude, let me.advise that the ing the TAG National Masters Officers were held. Three of these were regional best way to ruin our sport is to championships; one (Houston) was discourage the meet directors. Marathon. There is one correaion; the ATHLETICS CONGRESS contiguous to 2 other regions holding Ken Kirk name of our club is the National Capital Track Club, also known as the TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: championships; These meets dilute the TAG Masters T&F Gnats. Jim Weed level of competition and threaten the Southeastern Chairman 11672 E. 2nd Ave. financial existence of each other, in ad Atlanta, GA Our first finisher. Dr. Fay Bradley, Aurora, CO 80010 is 44 years old and his time over the dif dition to undermining the efforts of the INDIANAPOLIS MEET (303)341-2980 ficult Gales Creek Valley Course was meet hosts. We have already lost the Had to tell you what a great time we LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: 2:31. His'time, as well as Duarte's considerable talents of George Ker and had at the Indianapolis meet June 9-12. Bob Boal his Grandfather Games. A continua remarkable 2:30:19, would have 121 W. Sycamore Ave. The Hoosier Track Club hosted a tion of scheduling conflicts should be equalled a sub 2:30 on mo.st marathon Wake Forest, NC 27587 masters track meet Saturday the 12th. courses. viewed as a major threat to the conti The Senior Olympics held zillions of TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: The Gales Creek Valley marathon is Pete Mundle nuance of our sport. events for age 55 + from June 9th thru extremely well organized. The race of 4017 Via Marina #0-301 Specifically, I am outraged that Jim 12th, including four bike races on the ficials are among the friendliest and Venice, CA 90291 Weed, TAG Masters Chairman, should Indianapolis Speedway. What a thrill. (213) 823-8804 most gracious race officials you'll ever approve Houston's switch to the June We all entered as many events as possi LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: encounter. Of most importance. 12 date, which has been the established ble, trying for the beautiful plaques for Bob Martin Mother Nature does a superb Job of date for the Atlanta Masters for the each 5-yeaTage category. If you missed National Running Data Center decorating the Oregon country side. P.O. Box 42888 last six years. 1 am greatly disappointed Indianapolis, you missed a great hap All of this makes the race a unique run Tucson, AZ 85733 that other meets have been established pening. Facilities were super, officials ning experience. Your readers should (602) 323-2223 which conflict with the Atlanta most patient, and we hope to return INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: Masters and I am reconciled that better consider running it next June. next year. Haig Bohigian Richard J. Jamborsky Ernestine Yeomans 225 Hunter Ave. Fairfax, VA North Tarrytown, NY 10591 NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS Cincinnati, Ohio (914) 631-1547 KUDOS ENOUGH ALREADY INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR 48th Issue Your paper is getting newsier and Enough is enough.' To all meet direc Ron Salvio Aug. 1982 newsier. Takes longer and longer to Squan Rd. tors and publicists without dic read about a\\ my masters friends Millstone Township, NJ 08520 Editor tionaries: the words are spelled around the country. It's great. (201) 266-8202 A1 Sheahen DECA THEON, PENTA THEON, Pat Bessel WORLD ASSOCIATION OF HEPTA THEON, DECA THEETE, Production VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) PENTATHEETE, and HEP- Grand Island, NY American Publishing Co. PRESIDENT: TATHEETE, not DECATHAEON, Keep up the good work with your Don Farquharson CONTRIBUTORS PENTATHAEON, HEPTATHA- fine publication. I particularly like Phil 269 Ridgewood Road Alisiair Aitken, Ruth Anderson, EON, DECATHAEETE, PEN- Conley's column. West Hill, Ontario Leo Banning, Haig Bohigian, Rodney Bob Fischer Canada MIC 2X3 Chamock, Aivin Clark, Phil Conley, TATHAEETE, AND HEPT- Newark NJ NORTH AMERICAN REP: Bob Fine, Nolan Fowler, Bill Gentry, Bob Fine Jim Gerard, Spotswood Hall, Hal Higdoa 77 Prospect Place DaveJacksoa Mike Jacksoa Bob Mania NOW AVAILABLE Brooklyn, NY 11217 Wendell Miller, Wilf Morgan. (213)789-6622 PeteMundle, MikeTyma Jack Penningtm :\ TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: Phil Partridge, Barbara Pike, Jim Scanell. Masters Age-Records 1982 Ian Hume Felicity Schimper, Val Schultz, Compiled by National TAG Masters T&F Records Chairman R.R. #1 Tom Sheahea Bruce Springbea BillStock, Melbourne, Quebec Tom Sturak, DannyThiel, Stan Thompsoa Pete Mundle with Lori Maynard and Alan "W ood. Dave Thoreson, Jim Weed. Canada' •Men's and Women's World and U.S. Age Bests for ail 819-826-5418 PHOTOS Track & Field Events, age 35 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1982. VICE PRESIDENT John Allea Tim Bradley, Hans Bruhner, (Road Running and Walking) Jerome McFadea Mike Tyma BobPates, Jacques Serruys Richard Lee Slotkin. •U.S. Age Bests for Men & Women for all race-walking "Fit Veteran" DISTRIBUTORS events, age 40 and up, as of Jan. J, 1982. P.O. Box 7 8000 Brugge I-Belgium Walter Childs, Ed Singletoa Louis Johnsoa Michael Mittlemana WOMEN'S DELEGATE: •Men's U.S. Masters Indoor & Outdoor Championship Laurel James, Mike Valle, John GranL Irene Obera Records. Greg Nelsoa Barbara Pike, 203 Paseo Bernal Moraga CA 94556 Ruth Anderson •48 pages. Thousands of entries. Lists name, age, state (415) 376-8967 The National Masters News is an and date of record. official publication of the Athletics PENN MUTUAL Congress Masters Track & Field and NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: Long Distance Running Committees. Send $3 plus $1 for postage and handling to: The editorial policy is not necessarily Pat Meehan NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS that of the Athletics Conaress. P.O. 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west of Caracas). Professor Leopoldo ON TAP FOR ALGLST .Melo, l.N.D. Avenida Libertador con Calle 40, Barquisimeto, Esiada Lara, Venezuela. In addition to the National .Masters (051)453-769. Sport.s Festival and the National schedule Septebmer 24-26. 2nd Annual San Juan Masters T&F CT.ampionships (see page Masters Championships, San Jwan, Puerto. 1), several top events are on the August GPO Box 336, San Juan PR 00936. Entry docket: form in July and August issues. Track and field cvcnis feature eoiupelition for men and women over age 30 TRACK & FIELIT October 2-3. 3rd Ja^an Masters T&F unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age The North American Masters T&F Championships (M40 plus, W35 plus), groups with the exception of national masters championships, which may be Tokyo, Japan. 1000 entrants - Foreigners Championships are set for Ottawa, limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional welcome. Masaharu Sugano, c/o Japan Canada on the 14th and i5th, as are championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to Masters Athletic Union Office, 453-9, Inbe, the Indiana TAC Championships. the event. Please send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Wakayama City, Japan. Deadline July 31. The 4th Montana Ma.sters Cham Van Nuvs CA 91404. October 1-10. 1st U.S./ China Masters pionships will be staged in Bozeman on Track and Field Championships. Nanjing. the 20th. Hangzhou, Hong Kong. Sports Travel Inter Warsaw High School, Warsaw, Indiana. One of the year's major events takes Jerry Byrd, 1831 Cambridge Drive, Warsaw national, PO Box 7823, San Diego, CA IN 46580. Entry form in this issue. 92107.(714) 225-9555, place on the 28th; the Isi World August 28-29. Ohio Weight Pentathlon & September 23-30, 1983. 5th World Veter: Veterans Decathlon and Heptathlon Decathlon Championships, Cleveland. Jeff ans Games, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Championships in San Diego. Veteran Gerson, 6509 Marsol Rd., No. 308, July 28 - August 12, 1984. Olympic Games, athletes from several countries are ex Mayfield Hts. OH 44124. (216) 449-4964. Los Angeles. pected for this ist-ever event. Sept. 18.Midwest Masters Weight Pen POSTAL Since the September NMN may be a August 12-15. National Masters Sports tathlon, Wichita, Kansas. Chuck Klehm, 2 E. Algonquin Rd., Arlington Hts, IE little late due lo the hectic mid-August Festival, Philadelphia. 3000 athletes over Jan. 1 to Sept. 15. Penn Mutual/TAC Na 60005. aaivities. keep in mind the Rocky age 25 compete in 11sports. Randi Shapiro, tional Masters Postal Relay Champion National Masters Sports Festival, 34th & Oct. 23. Great Lakes Weight Pentathlon, Mountain Masters Games will be held' Woodstock, III. Chuck Klehm, 2 E. Algon ships. Rudy Enders, 10101 Colebrook Civic Center Blvd., Phildelphia, PA 19104. Ave., Potomac MD 20854. in Denver on the Labor Day weekend, (215) 387-0262. Entry form in July issue. quin Rd., Arlington Hts, IL 6(X)05. LONG DISTANCE RUNNING MID-AMERICA Despite the summer heat, four top TRACK & FIELD LONG DISTANCE open road races are on tap; the 1982 PENN.MUTUAL/ATHLETICS Aug. 20-21. 4th Montana Masters T&F Championships, Bozeman, MT. Mike Car- RUNNING Falmouth in Massachusetts on the CONGRESS NA TIONAL MASTERS ignan. Box 1766, Bozeman MT 59715. 15th, Pikes Peak Marathon in Col POSTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Sept. 4-5. Rocky Mountain Masters Games, orado, America's Finest City Half- (Age 30 and over) Denver. East vs. Rocky Mountain vs. West. Thru August 31. TAC National Postal One- Marathon in San Diego on the 22ndi Jim Weed, 11672 E. 2nd Ave., Aurora CO August 6-8.15th Annual PennMutual/TAC Hour Run. Open and Masters Cham and the Bobby Crim lO-miiw in Flint National Masters Track & Field Cham 80010. Entry form in July and August pionships. A1 Hutf. 18127 1st Ave.. N.W. Michiiian on the 28ih. C pionships, Wichita, Kansas. Bob Lida, 221 Seattle WA 9817:', (206) 542-2930, N. Main St.. Wichita KS 67202. (316) 263- r- 1029. Entry form in June and July issue.

NEW ENGLAND • • August 28. Penn Mutual/TAC National mile. Maplewood. NJ SASE to Pete Cole. WEST Masters Weight Pentathlon Championships 30B Nob Hill, Roseland NJ 07068. r. .\u^. 15. Falmouth 7.1 mile. Woods Hole. . Aug. 22. West Penn 10& 5-mile run. Pitt and National Invitational Throw-a-thon, Ju\ie 21-Aug. 6. All-comers T&F meers, Mass. Falmouth Recreation Dept., Main St Woodstock, Illinois. Chuck Klehm, 2 E. sburgh. Carl Trimber 366-4084. Los Angeles area. Man: Gardena HS; Tues; Falmouth MA 02540. (617) 540-4417. Algonquin Rd, Arlington Heights IL 60005. Venice HS; Wed: Taft HS; Thurs; Bell HS. Sept 19. TAC National Masters 30K. Albany. September 19. Maple Leaf Half Marathon. 7 pm. Masters competition each Wed. at NY. George Regan, PO Box 894, Trov NY I Manchester. Vermont. Way's Lane, Man r EAST Taft. 12184. I Each Wednesday. Development meets, July 31. 10th Cn^'' cpn Palmer chester Center VT 05255. (802) 362-3401. Sept. 25. MCP 5-.Mile Run. Philadelphia. John F. Kennedy HighSchool,Bronx, N.Y. Memorial" R"' 1 pm. Cyn- October 2. OMNl Freedom Trail Road Pete Taylor, Medical College of Penna., Masters events at 6 p.m. thia Jack AndmarkAnHm Ave., Car Race, Boston. Limit 40(X). GBTC, 90 3300 Henry Ave., Philadelphia PA 19129 August 21. Open T&F meet with masters son CA 9,,to. (213) 638-7125. Hampshire St.. Cambridge MA 02139. (215) 842-4108; 3807. i 100 & 1500, Asbury Park HS, Asbury Park August 14. Northern California Seniors Oct. 3. Penn .Mutual/TAC National NJ. Ron Salvio, Squan Rd., Clarksburg NJ Track & Field All Comers Meet, College of EAST .Ma,siers 15K Road Running Champion 08510. (609) 259-9268. Marin, Kentfield, Calif. Don Rose, 43 ships, Washington, D.C,., 9 a.m.. Haims August 28. NY Masters Predict-Your-Time McAllister Ave., Kentfield CA 94904. (415) August 1. Essex County Summer Track Fes Point, Poiomac Park. PVSTC, PO Box 2-Miler, Barbecue, Softball, Beer, etc.. 456-7454. 5-year groups for men over 25 tival VI. lOK, 3K X-C Masters lOG. 880. Cuntinued nn page 4 Great Neck LI. Bob Fine, 77 Prospect and women over 20. Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. • August 28-29. 1st World Veterans Decath lon Championships. San Diego, Calif. Ed . SOUTHEAST Oleata. PC Box 2822. La Jolla, CA 92038. Subscribe Now! October 2. 9th Annual Santa Barbara Mas Sept. 11. Fall Track & Field Invitational. ters T&F Meet, Goleta. Calif. Club West., The National Masters News is the bible of the Masters (Veterans) Open and Masters. Furman Univ., Green PC Box K, Goleta CA 93107. (805) 687- movement, the fastest growing segment of the running community. It's a ville, South Carolina. Tom Malik, 104 6323. bargain at 12 issues a year for only $12. Get aboard the publication^ Pinewood Dr., Greer SC 29651. (803) that's covering the Masters scene more thoroughly than ever. Subscribe 879-4549. NORTHWEST now. MIDWEST July 30-31. Penn Mutual/TAC Northwest JNew August 14. TAC/Indiana Association Regional Masters T&F Championships, • $12 for 1 year/12 issues Masters Track & Field Championships, Gresham, Oregon. Jim Puckett, c/o Mt. • $24 for 2 years (beat inflation!) "$22 for overseas Ij Renewal Hood College Athletic Dept., 26000 SE Stark Ave., Gresham OR 97030. (503) • $20 for 1 year Ist-class air-mail 667-7354. Entry form in June and July • $4 for Age Record Book NeedBack issue. CANADA Issues? August 14-15. North American & Canadian Name Masters T&F Championships, Ottawa., Most back issues of the National Danny Daniels, 1145 Ambleside Dr., Ottawa, Address Masters News are available for Ontario K2B 8E2. (613) 820-2131. $1.25 each, plus 50' postage and August 29. Western Regional Masters T&F City State. -Zip. handling for each order. Meet, Cambridge, Ontario. Bruce Burton. t- Send to: 1562 OldTakeshore Road, Oakville,Ontario National Masters News L6L1C8. Send to: National Masters News P.O.Box 2372 INTERNATIONAL P.O. Box 2372 Van Nuys, CA 91404 Sept. 2-5. 2nd Pan American Masters Van Nuys, CA 91404 . -Games, Barquisimeta,.Venezuela (220 miles Jk., page 4 National Masters News August 1982

Continued from page 3 Tustin YMCA, 205 W. Civic Center Dr., 1065, College Park MD 20740. Entry form Santa Ana, CA 92701. (714) 542-3511. Seattle Draws Top in August issue. Nov. 28. Penn Mutual/TAC National Oct. 16. Pepaeton Paleface Marathon, Masters 15K Cross-country Champion Track Masters Margaretville, NY. 36'/2 Main Sti, Delhi, ships, Balboa Park, San Diego, Calif. Ken NY 13753. Bernard, PO Box 80512, San Diego CA SEATTLE, June 19. Ray Hatton, October 24. New York Marathon. Box 881, 92138. NYC 10022. 50, of Bend, Oregon captured the 800 NORTHWEST in 2:10.22 and 1500' In 4:21.42 to SOUTHEAST August 21. 2nd Anhtl^ Earthquake Ultra highlight several top masters efforts in Marathon. Anchorage, Alaska. Tim Mid- the Senior Sports Festival held today at Sept. 25. Virginia lO-Miler, Lynchburg, Va. dleton, 3445 Seppala Dr., Anchorage AK the University of Washington Stadium. 3020 Cranehill Dr., LynchburgVA 24503. 99503. Gerry Schmidt rolled to a fast (804)384-6816. September 12. NIKE Marathon, Eugene, Sept. 25. Poppa Jay's 4-miler, DeLand, Oregon. ARRA Championship Series (prize 4:12.03 in the 40-44 1500, while Denny Florida. John Boyle, Box 597, DeLand PL money). PO Box 10412, Eugene OR 97440. Meyer posted a 4:18.97 in the 45-49 32720. (904) 736-0420. (503) 687-2477. bracket. Good 5000's were turned in by Doug MIDWEST CANADA Rustad, M40, 16:18; and Bob Langen- August 7. Pepsi Challenge lOK, South Sept. 4. Masters Only age-rated Cross- bach, M45, 17:25. Paul Edens sped to Country lOK (M40 plus) and Masters Only Bend, Ind. Leeper Park, 8 a.m. (219) twin wins in the M40 100 (11.66) and 272-7565. Women (35 plus) 5K Race. Central Park, Aug. 14. Chicago Corporate Classic 5K & Vancouver/Burnaby B.C. Men; Art Porter 200 (23.76). • lOK.Stephanie Messick, 1423 W. Fullerton (604) 931-6817. Women: Jean Cleator (604) Ave, Chicago IL 60614. (312) 348-1724. 299-3349. Aug. 28. Bobby Crim 10-mile, Flint, September 25. Canadian Masters Women's Michigan. 126 Rowe Hall, Central Michigan 5K Road Race, Sunnybrook Park, Toronto. Knifton Top U., Mount Pleasant MI 48859. (517) 774- Christine Walker, 34Rodda Blvd. West Hill, Shirley Matson 3102. Ontario MIE 2Z6, Canada. Master 50K Walker Aug. 29. Midwest Masters 25K Open November 7. Ontario Masters Cross- Country Championships (lOK), Toronto. MATSON WIN Road Championships Lake BluffJr. High, WASHINGTON, D.C. May 16. Rt. 176 & Sheridan Road, Lake Bluff, 111. 7 Bob Moore, 519 Sutherland Drive, Toronto John Knifton, 42, of Austin, Texas a.m. Sign up race day. Wendell Miller, 180 Ont. M4G 1K9. STREAK HITS 18 was the 1st over-age-40 finisher today N. LaSalle St., Chicago IL 60601. (312) by DAN McCASKlLL 236-1315. INTERNATIONAL in the 1982 TAG 50K Racewalk Sept. 11. 2nd Annual Chicago Corporate Championship in Constitution September 14-15.15th World Veterans Dis Shirley Matson (41) continues her Classic. Distance races and relays for deter Gardens with a time of 4 hours, 47 string of victories which now stand at mining the corporate team of the year. tance Running Championships (IGAL). Lake Kawaguchi, Japan (Foot of Mt. Fuji, minutes, 29 seconds. eighteen since the first of the year. On Stephanie Messiek, Chicago Corporate 100km north of Tokyo. lOK on 14th; Mara Classic, 1423 W. Fullerton, Chicago IL Knifton placed 9th overall in the June 13, she ran a 38:29 on the hilly thon on 15th.) Men 40 and over. Women 35 60614. (312) 348-1724. event won by Dan O'Connor, 30, of and over. Nippon Tuitles Assoc., Central Rancho Bernardo lOKM course Westminster, Calif, in 4:22:22. Jack Sept. 12. Golden Gate Race Walkers lOK P.O. Box 1137, Tokyo, Japan. beating the second place master, race walking championships. Angell Field. Blackburn, 46, of Springfield, Ohio, Sept. 26. Berlin Marathon. Dorothy Stock, by three minutes, Stanford U, Palo Alto, Calif. All divisions, was 2nd master and I4th overall in October9. South African Masters Marathon 41:29, and was third woman overall. including 5-year groups for 30 plus. Harry 5:03.31. Sal Corvallo, 51, of ArUngion, Siitonen, 106 Sanchez No. 17, San Fran Championships, Port Elizabeth. cisco CA 94114. (415) 863-0479. October 16. Athens Marathon. Roadrunner Virginia, placed 17th in 5:07:01, break At the T AC W estern Regional Track October 3. Twin Cities Marathon and Na Tours, 301 West Highway 20, Michigan Ci ing the record for his age by six and Field Championship at tional Marathon Championship of the ty IN 46360. seconds. He is also the record holder Southwestern College in Chula Vista, Road Runners Club of Amet;ica, Min for ages 47, 48, 49 and 50. CA on June 20, she ran an outstanding neapolis to St. Paul. Twin Cities Marathon, The top 9 finishers, including Knif 17:59 in the 5,000 meters for first PO Box 24193, Minneapolis MN 55424. En try form in July issue. ton, met the qualifying standard of woman overall and later ran away October 10. Bank One Marathon, Colum 4:50 to join the team representing the from the field in the 1500 meters with a bus, Ohio. PO Box 333, Columbus OH United States in European competition time of 5:03. 43216. this summer. Bob Mimm, 57, was 23rd in 5:30:25. On June 26, she ran the YMCA MID-AMERICA Carl Croneberg, 52, placed 24th in Breakers 10 Miler at Mission Beach in Aug. 22. Pikes Peak Marathon, Manitou 5:42:22. San Diego, CA with a time of 62:45, a Springs, Colorado. Box 1694, Colorado new single age 41 record, on a very Springs, CO 80901. IMPORTANT NOTICE slow course, over five miles on the Sept. 4. Penn Mutual/TAC National —SITE CHANGE beach, and was fifth woman overall. Masters 5K Road Race Championships, Denver. 8 am. 11th & Peoria. Creigh CHANGE-SITE She capped this series of races off Kelley, 2090 E. Eastman Ave., Englewood CO 80010. Entry form in July and August. JULY 31, 1982 with a new single age and age group issues^ Midwest Masters Regional Meet on (40-44) record 'A Marathon at Cor- Saturday, July 31st, has been moved onado, CA on July 5, with a SOUTHWEST from York High School to Wheaton superlative time of 80:47 breaking College in Wheaton, Illinois, 30 miles Karen Scannel's record by nearly two Nov.6. 4 pm. Gulf Athletic Assoc. Masters lOK Cross-Country Championship on the west of Chicago. minutes. She came through 10 miles at tough Houston south Buffalo Bayou DIRECTIONS: From Interstate 294 or Coronado in 61:40 which also would course, site of the 1981 nationals. Ed Lang, Interstate 90 take the Roosevelt Road have been a new record had it been of 14 Sandalwood Rd. Houston TX 77024 exit west and go to President Street in ficially timed. (713) 781-2810. Wheaton, turn right on President Street, go across railroad tracks and (Ed. note: Matson will attempt to extend the str WEST ing to 19 in the Nike Masters Grand Prix Cham- _ enter Wheaton College. August 8.5th Annual North Orange County Charles Polhamus accepts congratulatory pionships Aug. IS in Philadelphia. The task will be a formidable one, however, as she'll run head handshake after 15'-2" pole vault at Mld- Wheaton College lOK YMCA Run. Fullerton, Calif. Patsy on into three other American masters record Artterica Masters TFA championships near 501 E. Seminary Wendler, North Orange. County YMCA, holders: Cyndy Dalrymple, Judy Fox Eddy and 2000 Youth Way, Fullerton, CA 92635 Kansas City. Wheaton, IL 60187 Sandra Knott. Should be a great race to watch,) (714) 879-9622. photo Russ Niemi Ath. Dept.: 312/260-5079 Aug. 22. America's Finest City Half- Ath. Dir.: Jack Schwartz Marathon. San Diego. Jack Dampson, TOEMMJETICS 1013 Park Pl.,_Coronado, CA 92118. Sept. 26. Kit Carson lOK, Escondido, Calif. Meet Director: Wendell Miller PO Box 991, Escondido CA 92025. Tough 312/236-1315 course. October 30. Santa Ana Golden City Days Track and jumping surfaces are rub lOK Run. Ken Henderson, Santa ,Aria- berized asphalt.

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DRESSING No shower facilities available at track. DATE September 4th and RACE HEADQUARTERS I Holiday Inn Southwest, 9009 East Araphoe Rd (I2S and Araphoe) 303-770-1421. Hospitality room will be PLACE Denver, Colorado 11th and Peoria (Aurora Central H.S.) available Friday and Saturday evenings. Sunday evening an awards TEAMS Any athlete registered with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, ceremony and social will be held at Holiday Inn too. Special or New Mexico is on the Rocky Mountain team. Anyone registered arrangements for rooms are available for competitors and families. west of these four states is on the West teami anyone east on Pick up packets either Friday or Saturday evenings at hospitality the East teeun. room. AGE DIVISIONS 5 year age groups - men and women 30 and over. CONTACTS Jim Weed, 11672 E 2nd Ave, Aurora, Co. 80010 (303-3412980) Jerry A. Donley, 1715 Alamo, Colorado Spgs. Co. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS- First 6 places in each event recieve medals 80907 (303-635-1264) A maximum of 3 medals will be awarded to any one entrant, SCHEDULE OF EVENTSi September 4 additional medals may be purchased for $3-00 each. 4pm Pentathlon (long jump,javelin,200m,discus,1500m) SCORING Scoring will be 8-5-4-3-2-3 for each event including 6pm Weight Pentathlon (shot,discus,javelin,hammer,351b wt) pentathlon and weight pentathlon. The team with the most points will have its name inscribed on the Penn Mutual Rocky Mountain September *1 Games trophy. expected time table 9an 110m HH Long jump , TRACK All Weather (i"- 7mm Max., Grass for javelin)* 9(30 100m lOiOO 600m Javelin, Pole Vault RULES Standard TAC Masters Rules TAC registration is required and is available at the meet. IO1I5 Sprint Medley Relay (400,200,200,800) with mixed ages(30,40,40,50) 10i45 200m SANCTIONED Colorado Athletics Congress lliOO Predict your time mile» T.J., S.P., H.J. FEES $5-00 for first event, which will include a T-shirt, $2.00 12i00 Hammer for each additional event, $11.00 for unlimited individual events 1,00pm 400IMH Discus Each relay team will be charged $8.00(Notei The pentathlons are 2,00 400m considered "first events" and are included in the $11.00 4xl00Relay (lOyr age groups ) unlimited events fee) 2,15 3:00 4x200Relay (lOyr age groups) LATE ENTRIES I To gaurantee participation, entries must be 4,00 recieved on or before September 1, 1982. Late entrants may e^This is a fun run for family members and friends, be allowed to participate at the Meet Director's discretion. medals will be given but no team points.

OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM IN CONJUNCTION WITH ROCKY MOUNTAIN MASTERS GAMES 1982 Please print NAME _ADDRESS_ PENN MUTUAL/TAC MASTERS CirY_ STATE ZIP

T>CAI>«mCS AGE SEX DATE OF BIRTH TAC # NATIONAL TAG ASSOCIATION In order to compete in the 1982 ROCKY MOUNTAIN MASTERS GA-IES, I do for myself, my heirs and administrators waive, release and forever discharge 5K ROAD RACE any and all claims for damages which I may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me or my heirs against the Colorado Athletic Congress, The Athletic Congress, NIKE, The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, Aurora School District and any and all other sponsors and the officers and agents CHAMPIONSHIPS thereof. I certify I am in good physical condition, and recognize that this meet will be held at high altitude (5,204 feet) and that the weather conditions can vary from extreme heat to cold in short periods of time. DATE September 4, 1982 DATE SIGNED TIME 8:00 AM PLACE Denver, Colorado, in vicinity of 11th and Peoria SANCTION Colorado Athletics Congress 1 AWARDS Official TAC National Medals to all award winners. T-Shirts to all entrants. Please check,in the space provided to the right of each event, chose events you wish to enter. Also, please enter your best time, distance FEES $6.00 or height for all events you have competed in over the past two years. RACE HEADQUARTERS Holiday Inn Southwest(address and phone above) This will help meet directors seed multi-heated events and may be Packets available Friday evening. Lodging avaiable at Holiday Inn. helpful to team captains in putting strength in various events. For Friday nite only, if interested in lodging with fellow runners call BKB Inc. (303) 741-3587 time entry height entry distance entry CONTACT Creigh Kelley 2090 E. Eastman Ave. Englewood, Co. 80110 S. P. or call BKB (303) 741-358? 100m H. J. PENN MUTUAL / TAC MASTERS NATIONAL 5K 200m ^^P. V DIS. ENTRY FORM 400m JAV Please print Name ^Address. 800m_ Hammer City State _Zip_ Age_ Sex Phone _TAQj(_ _I500m_ "(on Sept ')•] TAC Association_ L. J. In order to compete in the Penn Mutual/TAC Masters National 5k Road Race Championship, I do for myself, my heirs and administrators waive, release, llOHH T. J. and forever discharge any and all claims for damages which I may have or which may hereafter accrue to me or my heirs against the Colorado Athletics 400IMH Congress, The Athletics Congress, The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, Aurora Public Schools, BKB Inc., and any and all other sponsors and Predict your time mile the officers and agents thereof. I certify that I am in good physical (name and age) for family and friends condition, and recognize that this meet will be held at high altitude (5,204 feet) and that the weather conditions can vary from extreme heat Pentathlon Weight Pentathlon_ to cold in short periods of time. Nijmber of events entered Amount enclosed $ Date _Signed_ Please send your entry form, signed waiver, and check payable to the Please send this entry form and a check payable to "Colorado Athletics Congress" for $6.00 to Creigh Kelley, 2090 E. Eastman Ave., Englewood,Co. 80110 "Denver Track Club" to Jim Weed 11672 E. 2nd Ave, Aurora, Co. 8OOIO page 6 National Masters News August 1982

sional athletes.

Ballplayers take the big fall because their pride will not allow them to con- •tinue with diminished skills or because no club wants them. Ty Cobb, with a

h • life time batting average of .367, might have been able to hit for a ..220 average at age 50 had he allowed himself or had he been allowed ,io go on that ion.g.

While a .220 batting average is not very good, there are only several hun by MIKE TYMN dred men in the United States capable of hitting that well against major AGING IS FOR REAL league pitching. 1 would guess that '1 . "Forty is fun beca!use life has just interviewed for my article, 1 found it there are about as many men capable begun. Age is mind over matter — as difficult to make comparisons with of hitting .220 as there are who can run long as you don't mind, it don't mat pre-age 35 performances. First of all, a 2:20 marathon. ter." my racing before then had been at much shorter distances-, mostly in the The difference between Ty Cobb and —Muhammad Ali, before his last one to five mile range. As many Jack Foster is that there was no oppor

fight readers know, you ran the long ones Tom Sturak offers advice to tiflexico's An tunity for Cobb to go on, but Foster is "The timing wasn't there and the then only if you didn't have the speed tonio Vlllanueva at 4th World Veterans able to continue racing at a lower level. reflexes weren't there. I could tell I was to compete successfully in the short Games in New Zealand last-year. 5th World Games are set for Puerto Rico m 1983. 40." races. If we could somehow quantify photo by Wilf Morgan —Ali, after his last fight More important though, the training Muhammad All's boxing ability and "My batting eye was almost as methods had changed markedly. All of Now, at 45, 1 require as many as five put it to a gauge^ we might find that he dependable as ever, but the legs my training in the 50's and 60's was days to recover. And, in part, due to is the equivalent of a 2; 15 marathoner. wouldn't carry me around the garden short and fast — interval quarters on the slower recovery time, it takes me Good, but not the 2:08 man he once with speed and timing.. Old wounds the track, an all-out four miler on the longer to prepare for a big race than it was or must be to take on Larry I: ached constantly. I literally had to grit road, etc. It never occurred to me that previously did. Holmes. my teeth and force myself to run .. ." long, slow distance training would im We are Just now beginning to see the \x ii ' —Ty Cobb, at 42 prove my times. Anything slower than effects of aging on some of the runners No, aging is not like falling off a H-M We owe the next generation •an anticipated race pace seemed like a who were making headlines 10 years cliff as 1 had viewed it ten yers ago. But apology. They're in for a let down and waste of time and effort. ago. Witness, for example, Ron Hill, it is a reality, something 1 tried to close it's because we've mislead them. Most of the rop masters I had who raced to a 2:09 marathon in his my eyes to five years.ago. It has become increasingly apparent surveyed were in their second running heyday. At the age of 44, he is. one of to me that young runners — those careers, having run in high school and the best masters in the worlds but his What some of those young guys fail under 35 — actually expect to improve college and then taking it up again with marathon times these days are about 10 to recogn'ize 'ts iVrav^mainy of the curxerw with age. They look around and see the advent of masters competition. A minutes slower than his 2:09. masters have been able to turn in PR's some of us old guys turning in PR's at few had never really quit. Like me, Two-time Olympian Kenny Moore, in their 40's and 50's befause they 40 and 50 and they are left with the im most of them had known only short, now 38, is no longer approaching his were not training effectively (or at all) pression that you get faster with age. fast training in their earlier running. personal bests even though he con in their 20's and 30's. For several' years, the aging effect can be obscured They fail to see the complete picture. None of them was able to isolate the tinues to run and compete regularly. Five years ago, upon entering the positive effects of the newer training Foster has slowed down about a by an incretised training load —if there is room for an increase — but sooner I ^ ' fifth decade of life, I wrote an article methods from the debilitating effects minute a year since his 2:11. •?r for a national running publication en of aging and come to any real conclu or later it becomes apparent. Unless we are not prepared to accept titled, "The Trauma of Turning 40." I sions. There were no constants and the unliklihood of an 80-year-old man "Ves, some of those young runners set forth my observations and ap .here were motivational factors and prehensions and also presented the other variables that entered the picture. keeping pace with Alberto Salazar, who have been putting in 100 miles of then it stands to reason that aging does training week in and week out for 5-10 views of a dozen or so nationally rank Still, there was a tendency for the old have an effect on running perfor years are in for a let-down after 35. ed masters runners on the effects of ag guys to exuberate, as born-again run- ing on running performance. mance. lers are inclined to do," and to look at Aging is more like easing yourself Having Just recently passed the mid- . lack Foster,! the .phenomenal New In looking back now at my views of down the face of a cliff, It can be a point in the decade, I thought it a good' Zealander who recorded a 2:11 five and ten years ago, 1 realize that 1 pleasant descent. The key is to not time to again touch upon this subject narathon in 1974 at the age of 41, and had misinterpreted the "falling off a look up or down, but to focus straight and compare my thoughts how with say, "Hey, this aging stuff is a bunch cliff" observation relating to profes ahead while keeping a firm grip. • those in 1977. of baloney. We've been brainwashed. Until 1972, the year which seems to Aging is all mental." mark the beginning of the running Sometime around age 37 or 38, I boom, most of my ideas about aging sensed a loss of speed at distances up to and athletic performance had come a quarter of a mile. At 41, 1 concluded from observing the careers of profes that I would never be able to run a mile sional ballplayers and boxers. It was as fast as I had 17 years earlier, no mat then, and still is, pretty much the rule ter how hard the training. But 1 didn't that they peak between ages 28 and 32 want to face up to aging, so 1 ran less and somewhere around 35 they go and less on the track and turned more "over the hill." It is almost as if they and more to the road and the longer POSTERS & NOTECARDS fall off a cliff soraewhere between 35 distances,'where there still seemed to greeting cards (designs R1-R15), 4% x5Vi" in packages of and 40. be room for some improvement. 12, inci. envelopes, one design per pkg. Perfect for letter writ ing, holiday cards. $-4.25 per pkg postpaid. Upon turning 35 in "1972, I had ex At 43, 1 began to realize that 1 was pected a rapid decline in my running recovering more slowly from intense POSTERS (R1-R15) li"x15", $2.25 each. Suitable for framing. performances. It didn't come, workouts and races. Whereas there was CUSTOM WORK, race awards, illustrated certificates for however. In fact, I continued to im a time I could run hard every other Coaches, Race Directors. prove, finally reaching a plateau at 41 day, I found that I needed three, FREE INFORMATION, retail/wholesale: write Wing & Wing, or 42. sometimes four days, between the -170 Rosario Beach Rd, Box A, Anacortes, WA 98221. Like many of the top masters I had tough runs. ALL DESIGNS COPYRIGHT 1981 • HERB PARSONS rj-- - r.—.- August 1982 National Masters News page 7

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ner's World comes out but once a ing it both orally and otherwise for month. They are so irrelevant they over a year now and the results are ex On Approoching couldn't even accept my offer to cancel citing. My beard has stopped growing a lifetime subscription and keep the and cigars taste kinda funny. What Every Problem money. I'm thankful I never went to more could a man ask? school in California. I'm thankful 1 have finally lost interest in professional I'm thankful for Pain and Fine and With on sports. Our young son is so totally even Elernard, for Sturak and Higdon, taken with being a hairdres.ser I'm for Sheahan and Pete, for Duncan and thankful we were able to gepiim away Lew, and Joe and Jim and George and PEN MOUTH from here for the summer at least. He's all the people who have crossed my o going to be a Page in Washington. I'm path in the Masters Program. I'm thankful for Vitamin E. I've been tak- much the better for it. • by W. MacOONALD MILLER ★ ★★★★★★★★ 210 PARTICIPATE ON BEING THANKFUL Raschker Sets 3 U.S. Marks in Atlanta From time to time, even a man with citizen owns an automobile, not even a my background and education needs compact! I spent two weeks in that from KEN KIRK Zealand last year. (The world best is a reminders of his accomplishments and country and didn't seeone "Have You ATLANTA, June 12. Phil 62.8 by West Germany's Fritz Assmy). status. On a recent morning as I Hugged Your Kid Today," bumper Raschker, 35, established three new Finger also logged a fast 8(X) in 2:27.8, prepared myself for work, I couldn't sticker. Know where I'm coming from? women's American age 35-39 records only 2.5 seconds off his U.S. M65 help but linger in front of my full Speaking of bumper stickers, my today in the Atlanta Masters Track & mark. length mirror and yes, I admit, feel mother sent me a good one from the Field Championships. rather satisfied. West Coast: "God is Coming — And The number of competitors was held It's July in the breadbasket of our Is She Pissed." She sped to an 11.7 in the 100 to 210 by the six other masters meets nation and 1 was attired in the signs of You see, life doesn't mean anything meters, bijeaking her own standard of held the same weekend, a problem summer, which will be here any day to most of the world's people. Often 12.1 set five weeks ago. She posted a which must be addressed if our sport is now. Today I would be lunching with while traveling you'll hear people say, 25.5 in thb 200 meters, smashing the to prosper. several California promoters represen "Life is Cheap." Look at your wars, 7-year old mark of 26.0, set by Cherrie ting an old and reliable West Coast most people Just don't care. I'll tell you Sherrard on July 6, 1975. And she high The 62-member Birmingham Track development firm: Shifting Sands another thing, in almost a month of Jumped 5'1", to demolish the previous Club dominated the team scoring, Security. We would be meeting at a travel in the whole Pacific, the only standard of 4'9", also set by Sherrard, although the Atlanta Track Club show downtown club and 1 chose for the oc place people told me to "Have a Nice in June, 1976. ed signs of awakening to this challenge, casion a striking double breasted pale Day," was in Hawaii. It makes you finishing a distinct second. majenta leisure suit. Of course I wore a kind of proud and at the same time a Other top efforts included 6 wins by Raschker, an Atlanta accountant, bold naugahyde white belt to make a little sick, know where I'm at? Shirley Smith, 47, in the 100 (13.5), 200 earlier this year smoked to a 58.8 in the fun-and-sun statement that summer Ever stop and think how lucky we (30.8), 8# shot (8.54m), long Jump 400, for a total of four U.S. 35-39 apparel so beautifully understates. For are that dope and drugs are illegal in (14'8"), high jump (4'), and discus records so for this year. In addition, entrance effect, 1 donned aviator sun this couritry. We visited the infamous (21.69m). Ed Hill tallied 3641 points in she pole vaulted 8-feet in an event glasses with the mirrored front. 1 did "Golden Triangle," the area where the MAO pentatWon. No\an Fow\er where no women's records are kept. look cool, no question about it; pro Cambodian, Thailand and Laos come unleashed a 9.98m 35# weight throw. sperous too, 1 suppose, but more im together and where over half the portant — a little mysterious. What world's heroin is grown. Forget the Frank Finger, 67, of Charlottesville, Mike Kelly, 35, blazed a 14.4 over everyone in this world has to do is look fact that dope represents California's Virginia lowered his own American 400 the 120-yard 39" barriers; Phil Mulkey around, there's so much to be thankful largest cash crop and is,Florida's big meter record for men 65-69 to 63.4. posted a 16.4 over the 36" obstacles; for. It took a recent trip to China for gest industry, it's illegal and we should His old mark was 63.83, set at the 4th and Joe Martin, 61, clocked 18.3 over me to realize just how lucky we are. We be thankful. World Games in Christchurch, New the 33" timbers. O take for granted things that people less 1 am extremely thankful for many fortunate than us in other parts of the other things, unfortunately it's dif world can only dream about. 5th ANNUAL ficult to come up with many off the top A pickup truck for instance. Just HISTORIC of my head. 1 don't know Jim Her- think about it for a minute. Where else shberger. This appears something to be can you have mud flaps large enough GETTYSBURG thankful for at the moment. My entry to write: "BEEP - BEEP YOUR for the Western States 100 was turned ASS?" down. My wile considers dinner at I 1 live in Chicago, right? I want you Ponderosa a "Night on the Town." AiAMIHO: to know, this is one great city. You can We were disqualified from the 40 Mile talk all you want about your museums SATURDAY and your culture. They're fine, don't Ride-and-Tie in San Jose because of the horse's pulse. Between you and me, SEPTEMBER 18, 1982 get me wrong, we got them too. But let I'd had enough, myself. 1 don't have 5 Hours Running Time me tell you what else we got. Within a any personal friends who are Starling Time: 8 A.M. two-block walk from where 1 work, podiatrists. I've never had the slightest here's what we've got: two McDonalds, two Burger Kings, a inclination to throw the hammer. 1 26 ML, 385 Yds know John Dick. J hope to hell Phil Dunkin Donut, a Pizza Hut, Win- Mulkey is whatever age he says he is. of Scenic Running Route chells, a Taco Bell, Dog 'N Suds, Wen dy's Bagel Knosh and a Chinese place Ian Hume was a guest in our home. CERTIFIED I'm thankful 1 lived iri the 20th century where they've got egg rolls and all that For Registration Packet where people knew me as simply kind of stuff. You can actually get any Send to; MARATHON, GETTYSBURG TRAVEL COUNCIL kind of food you want and it's all Marathon Miller. Think if I'd lived in 35 Carlisle St., Dept. M55 Gettysburg, Pa. 17325 within walking distance. A person the Italian City States of the 15th cen tury. They called a guy who never Name doesn't really appreciate this until you Address _Zlp_ see people who have nothing but rice, finished a marathon, Lorenzo the fresh vegetables and fish to eat. Magnificent. Age Hdsle. . Female- I I'm thankful for the Los Angeles I Take something as simple as the Times. Every newspaper in the country 1 Signsture. • automobile. Did you know there are should follow their lead and stick to I i two billion Chinese, and no private one thing — sports. I'm thankful Run mJ August 1982 National Masters News page 9 GRAND PRIX lOK FINALS Duarte ran an excellent 48:34 over the finisher, but Margaret Miller, at 56, rolling course, but placed sixth in the Continued from page 1 with four age groups handicap, was age-graded scoring. Frank, since turn just four minutes behind in 60:30. from an age group can win the trip. Sun lOK (37:44) and the Avon ing 40 last yearj is national champion Helen Dick (65:59), also 55-59. finish Therefore, you must win your age Women's Marathon (2:59:55, and se at 5K XC, 20K and the Marathon — ed in a virtual tie with Sandra Kiddy group to be eligible for selection. The cond master after money-winner Cindy quite a range! As local coach Eino (58:50), 45-49. Consequently both were top three point scorers am ong the divi Dalrymple), had an injury. Ruth Romppanen pointed out, something awarded trips. Kiddy of ultramarathon sion winners get the trips. Anderson had already won her trip should be done about a system (NRDC fame, will not go to Philadelphia to Here are the recaps of the last four (NK Tamanaha, Honolulu, 4/11). age-grading) which ignores such a per run a mere lOK. In,stead she and hus NIKE Grand Prix Races; The men's race overall ended in a formance as Duarte's. band Fred will again attempt 50 miles June 13, News-Dispatch 15K, near-tie. The adjudication of this Actually, the system did not ignore at the Chicago Ultras in October. Michigan City, Indiana dispute and the short time allowed for (or even down-grade) Frank's fine per OTHERS: This is a rather small, but venerable the awards ceremony made it difficult formance., The quality of older Fred Nagelschmidt has to receive the (dating back to the 60's) race, run in to come up with Grand Prix winners at athletes Don Longenecker (58:38) and first runner-up award. At the Brooklyn Hal Higdon's adopted home town of the time. John Holoubek (61:45) in the 65-69 lOK Championships, he was also very Michigan City, Indiana. The Dunes Sal Vasquez, after a disappointing division and Jim O'Neil (54:19) in the close. It is likely that he chose the Runners put it on along the shores of sixth place in the Cotton Row Run 55-59 group, not to mention second toughest of the Grand prix races to try Lake Michigan. (since attributed to a viral infection), masters finisher, 49-year-old Bill for a trip. The 45-49 division has to be Time runs at a different pace here was overall masters winner in a fine Foulk, simply overshadowed the win mentioned. Foulk got the award, but unless you're on foot. The open field 31:52. Paul Reese, just turned 65, ran a ner's feat. Foulk, recently moved from Andre Tocco came in at 50:54 and for this race has usually not been deep 40:40. Two 50-54 division finishers. Bozeman, Montana, to Tempe, Brennand at 51:47, not to mention Jim in quality, but the masters men have Norm McAbee and Carl Ellsworth, ran Arizona, ran 50:21, an outstanding Knerr and Fred Kiddy. been excellent, often led by host 35:08 and 35:21 respectively. time for his division, but even better Judy Kewley was second in the 35-39 Higdon himself. Last year, the race Vicki Bigelow was far and away the when one considers he'll be 50 next to Sue Petersen, running a good race. was known as Hal's 50th Birthday master winner and finished well up year. Christa led Joan Reiss of Sacramento Run, but Brian Harris of Michigan overall, behind winner Laurie Binder. Not quite as much controversy sur in the 40-44. came down and spoiled it for him by Kay Atkinson, like Reese, recently rounded the women's masters results. July 4, Veiled Prophet Fair lOK, St. finishing first Masters. turned 65, got the second spot to the Sue Petersen was the first eligible Continued on Page 11 A unique feature of this race is that Philly run off. masters and women get a head start. In At the time of this writing (July 9th) 1982, this head start was ten minutes full results were still not available. NIKE Masters Grand Prix and Harris, perhaps the best distance When these results are available to the runner in the 45-49 division in the NIKE Masters program, letters of con /country, was home first overall once gratulation or consolation will be lO-Kllometer age-Graded again in 49:40. Bill Olrich of Lex dispatched to the 6 winners and the ington, Kentucky was 14 seconds back. same number of near misses, so all can Performance* Further back was Ernie Billups in verify the results. WOMEN 50:31. All three of these 45-49 age OTHERS: •-=* ,-T. group runners won trips, along with Following Vasquez to the finish line W3S W40 W50 MSI W60 Mfii M2i2 31:18 32:58 34:48 36:45 38:49 40:58 43:11 45:28 Myron Meyer of Fort Wayne in the were new master Jeff Wall, 32:58, Los 1000 55-59 (55:52). Gatos resident Bill Meinhardt, 33:13 990 31:29 33:10 35:01 36:59 39:04 41:13 43:28 45:46 960 31:41 33:23 35:14 37:13 39:19 41:30 43:45 46:04 Betty Hite (35-39) of North Webster, and Jake White. Eugene Silver ran a 970 31:53 33:35 35:27 37:27 39:34 41:46 44:03 46:23 960 32:05 33:48 35:41 37:42 39:50 42:03 44:20 46 -.42 Indiana, was one of the favorites to very good 36:26 for third in the 50-54. 9S0 32:17 34:01 35:55 37:57 40:05 42:20 44:38 47:01 win the women's race overall, but Flory Rodd was the 55-59 winner in 940 32:29 34:14 36:09 38:12 40:21 42:37 44:56 47:20 finished second in 55:49. She joins Ann 39:3- 910 32:41 34:27 36:23 38:27 40:38 42:54 45:15 47:39 920 32:54 34:41 36:37 38:42 40:54 43:11 45:33 47:59 Diaz (W40, 60:30) of Chicago as win Ragna Roksvag and Molly Thayer, 910 33:07 34:54 36:52 38:58 41:11 43:29 45:52 48:20 ners of the two trips for women both in the 35-39 division, chased 900 33:20 35:08 37:06 39:14 41:28 43:47 46:12 48:40. masters. Bigelow home in 37:53 and 38:03. Both 890 33:33 35:22 37:21 39:30 41:45 44:05 46:31 49:01 880 33:46 35:36 37:37 39:46 42:02 44:24 46:51 49:22 Conditions of the course, race ad will soon be among the top masters 870 33:59 35:50 37:52 40:02 42:20 44:43 47:11 49:43 ministration and the weather were 860 34:13 36:05 38:07 40:19 42:37 45:02 47:31 50:05 runners in the country. Els Tuinzing 850 34:26 36:19 38:23 40:36 42:55 45:21 47:52 50:27 outstanding, accounting for some of just entered the 60-64 group and ran a 840 34:40 36; 34 38:39 • 40:53 43:14 45:41 48:13 50:49 the excellent times posted. Don Kar- fine 50:05 winning time. Joan Ullyot 830 34:54 36:49 38:55 41:10 43:32 46:01 48:34 51:11 820 35:09 37:05 39:12 41:28 43:51 46:21 48:55 51:34 dong was featured at the clinic the day won the 40-44, but isn't bragging about 810 35:23 37:20 39:28 41:46 44:10 46:41 49:17 51:58 before the race. Post-race festivities her 41:38, far from her best. 800 35:38 37:36 39:45 42:04 44:30 47:02 49:40 52:21

were at the Higdons'. July 3, Semana Nautica 15K, Santa 790 35:53 37:52 40:02 42:22 44:50 47:23 50:02 52:45 780 36:08 38:08 40:20 42:41 45:10 47:45 50:25 53:10 Others: Barbara, California 770 36:23 38:24 40:37 43:00 45:30 48:06 50:48 53:34 Hal Higdon won the 50-54 age The date of this race was changed 760 36:39 38:41 40:55 43:19 45:50 48:28 51:12 53:59 750 36:54 38:58 41:13 43:38 46:11 48:51 51:36 54:25 group, but his 53:47 time was disap from its original July 4th to July 3rd. pointing. Fortunately Hal had already Conflicts with church services make won his Philadelphia trip at Huntsville Sunday races difficult for some in (Cotton Row Run, May 31), Alabama. dividuals and inconvenient on some M40 M4S M50 W55 1460 1165 1170 1175 MO Jim Forshee came in second in the courses. So it was switched to Satur 1000 28:50 30:06 31:37 33:19 35:10 37:09 39:14 41:24 43:38

55-59 with a fine 56:55. Carl Carey was day, which may have (usually does) cut 990 29:01 30:17 31:49 33:32 35:24 37:23 39:29 41:40 43:55 980 29:11 30:28 4th (51:21) in the awesome 45-49 field. into the size of the field. 32:01 33:44 35:37 37:38 39:45 41:56 44:13 970 29:22 30:40 32:12 33:57 35:51 37:52 40:00 42:13 44:30 Clyde Baker and Ray Carey were 2nd The masters were awesome. Not 960 29:32 30:51 32:25 34:10 36:05 38:07 40:16 42:30 44:48 950 29:43 31:02 32:37 34:23 36:19 38:22 40:32 42:47 45:06 and 3rd in the 50-54 with very good withstanding the good course and 54:12 and 55:13 times respectively. 940 29:54 31:14 32:49 34:36 36:33 38:37 40:48 43:04 49:25 marvelous running weather, this field 930 30:05 31:26 33:02 34:50 36:47 38:53 41:04 43:22 45:43 Local favorite Everett Amos celebrated was — through all the age divisions 920 30:17 31:38 33:14 35:03 37:02 39:08 41:21 43:39 46:02 910 30:28 31:50 33:27 35:17 37:16 39:24 41:38 43:57 46:22 his 80th birthday on the 9.3-mile run. and both sexes — probably the best. 900 30:39 32:02 33:40 35:31 37:31 39:40 41:55 44:16 46:41 June 19, Run for the Kids lOK, San The National TAC lOK in Brooklyn 890 30:51 32:14 33:53 35:45 37:46 39:56 42:12 44:34 47:01 Francisco (4/25) would be close, but the warm 880 31:03 32:27 34:07 35:59 38:02 40:12 42:30 44:53 47:21 870 11:15 32:40 34:20 36:14 38:17 40:29 42:48 45:12 47:41 The Bay Area is loaded with talented day there makes it tough to compare. • 60 31:27 32:53 34:34 36:28 38:33 40:46 43:06 45:31 48:02 850 31:39 33:06 34:48 masters distance runners. Only a small Race Director John Brennand had 36:43 38:49 41:03 43:24 45:51 48:22 proportion of the best were at this taken^ps to enhance the masters tur 840 31:52 33:19 35:02 36:58 39:05 41:20 43:43 46:11 48:44 830 32:05 33:32 35:16 37:14 39:22 41:38 44:02 46:31 49:05 charity race, but it was enough to have nout by mailing entries to all masters in 820 32:17 33:46 35:31 37:29 39:38 41:56 44:21 46:51 49:27 810 32:30 34:00 35:46 37:45 39:55 42:14 44:40 47:12 49:49 hot competition- in the cool June the Southern Pacific Ass'n — quite a 800 32:43 34:13 36:00 38:01 40:12 42:32 45:00 47:33 50:12 marine weather. Marion Irvine, after project. And it worked! *excerpted from tremendous successes at the Pacific Overall masters winner Frank tables of the National Running Data Center page 10 National Masters News August 1982

Philosopher

by PHIL CONLEY

COMMITMENT because she couldn't remember her times at all. 1 personally regard her 3:(X):36 time All success stories seem to dwell on in her first marathon in 1976 as her commitment. It is a popular theme and zenith. 1 ran sections of the course in typically is perceived as a necessary in San Mateo with her that day. Kathy gredient for success. Commitment and said that she only remembered that dedication often outweigh those other race as a memorable one because her winning attributes: talent, power, friends thought it was. Believe me, a speed, style, or even the element of Old near-miss on 3:00 barrier in 1976 by a Lady Luck. woman on her initial marathon was This month's column will profile SIGNIFICANT! It was then, and it two friends from the Palo Alto com still is! munity. Neither's story is unique, but Kathy'categorizes her life as a series chronicling their past successes and of five year career changes and per current viewpoints may serve a useful sonal orientations. Although the road purpose for us all. running was very important to her '• : • ,1 SOME QUESTIONS then, she has enjoyed with equal fer While reading these two short pro vor, the aspects of motherhood in the files, I ask you to ponder a bit upon past five years, and each of her "five some of the questions concerning the year programs." Now she is engaged in very nature of commitment. Is having another intellectual pursuit in or a sense of commitment always a bless namental horticulture which might ing? Is more commitment always provide yet another career path. better than less. Must it always be 1 have always kidded her that she directed at the same goal, and in the never appeared as though she were same arena? What exactly are the risks really trying in races or workouts. She and rewards of being publicly commit identifies this as one of her "aces in the ted to something? Can your frail ego hole." Should she renew her training in and body, and the unrelenting a concerted effort toward regaining her character of the 24 hour clock manage former running successes, she would to nurture each of your possible com not have to work quite as hard, since mitments? Does extreme commitment she admits she had always kept a little prompt an unacceptable un- extra in reserve. dimensionality of character? Can you Kathy is full of a delightful self- accept yourself when you, or others, determination and commitment. She perceive that you have failed while be firmly feels that a person is the sum of ing committed? Can you tolerate, and all previous experiences and Ernie Blllups of Chicago sets American age 40.44 record of 3:59.8 In winning 1500 meter run In redirect yourself, when you sense the achievements in ALL other fields. She 1981 National Masters Championships, defeating George Cohen and Tom Larls in memorable standard ebb and flow in the intensity says that "a comeback to peak running race. Blllups celebrated turning 45 this year by running a 2:29 marathon. He'll be favored to win -t,! of one's own dedication? efficiency would be possible, but not age 45-49 national masterstitles inWichita andPhiladelphia. photo by Chris Sllvera PRIORITIES NECESSARY for me as a person." It

i ; At 35 Kathy Himmelberger has just is obvious to me that Kathy retains a frustrated sprinters at heart." tionally well and often beat all the 40 entered the official "OB" 35-39 age high level of commitment towards self- Now a successful CPA in Palo Alto, year-olds while at 48 or 49 himself." bracket which qualifies her for WAVA improvement, but enjoys and perhaps and in his late 40's, Norm feels that the "1 prepared fairly well for that test, li'' competition. Kathy still has the requires, a redirection of focus every short trip across town to join the An and 1 must admit that 1 came away Hi • youthful appearance of one of her five years. cients for sweat and comaraderie at from the defeat disappointed. 1 also math students in Junior College, RISK AND REWARD noon is well worth the effort. He feels ran the mile, but 1 have always regard despite (or maybe because oO a solid Norm Lloyd was a legitimate track that "1 can mindlessly frolic like a ed myself as a half-miler. Later on 1 road racing background, several star at Stanford in the late 1950's with horse in the middle of the herd on the tried a lOKM road race, but decided I separate careers and mothering a pre bests of 1:49(880), 4:05(mile), and Western Plains." that 30 plus minutes was far too long a school child. 9:24(Two Mile). Norm came from When Norm reached 40 he determin period to suffer from pain, voluntarily. Kathy began her running at Purdue England as an overage freshman to ed he needed to take his temperature as Consequently, 1 have not done any V t . University with husband, Dave, a take advantage of the US Collegiate a middle distance runner again. "The further road racing, but can enjoy the > ^ H good "OB" sub-masters runner, and a Track and Educational opportunities. age of 40 is the demarcation between informal training runs around the former AAU National Walking cham His wife, Dorothy, was a track athlete the two halves of a normal man's life. 1 Stanford Hills." i ' ' pion. Initially she entered a fun run in of note, having represented Ireland in felt It was a very important test of When questioned about his apparent order to avoid simply waiting in the car the Olympics. ONESELF, FOR ONESELF. In San lack of commitment to top level racing at one of Dave's competitions. Norm says of himself, "1 was bless Diego at the 1973 AAU Masters Cham again. Norm responded in the manner For her, winning per se became more ed with good speed, but lesser en pionships, I ran the 880 in about 1:59 of a CPA and "numbers man." He important than recording times and durance." Furthermore, he feels that and was a close third behind the efforts alluded to the fact that it was simply a PRs. In fact, I had to consult old runn "all middle distance runners, at least of Pratt and Fitzgerald. In those days "questionable marginal return on in- ing results in order to finalize her stats. up through the mile, are aaually just Bill Fitzgerald was running excep CMttHHdwFlcell August 1982 National Masters News page 11

GRAND PRIX lOK FINALS SECOND SAN JUAN ANNUAL MASTERS Continued from page 9 missed out on a trip but finished se CHAMPIONSHIPS Louis cond masters in 34:10. Larry Patter Sixto Escobar Stadium, San Juan,PuertoRico Of the NIKE Grand Prix races, this son's time of 44:22 for the 65-69 group Sponsored by the City ofSanJuan, Puerto Rico was the second largest (after the Cot was also noteworthy. 24-26September1982 ton Row Run). More than 2000 run Shirley Weaver of Great Falls finish ed nearly as high as Manley in the ners left in the early AM (not perhaps Ann DIVISIONS : Men f, Wnnien; (30-S4.) (35-39) (40-44) overall field and easily won the 40-44 (4S-49) (50-S4) (SS-SP) (60-64) (65-69) early enough in t^e AM) of a warm (70-74) (7S-over) (nearly 80° at 8:00 AM, later 91 °), very with an excellent 38:53. Second was Rosalind Neuman in 43:53. Polly CLICIklLlTY : Open to all men and women 30 years'of humid Sunday, July 4th. That morning Peacock, a prohibitive favorite to win age or older. had produced three inches of rain in a a trip and a strong possibility to win ENTRY FEE : $6.00 first event, $5.00 each additional tremendous thunder and lightning the women's race, after running in the event. prelude (not to mention hail) to the ar lead for much of the first five miles, AWARDS : Gold, Silver and Bronte medals to winners tificial fireworks displays to come. hit the final stretch of stiflinghumidity in all categories. The local road running scene along the Mississippi, and nearly did FACILITIES : Sixto Escobar Stadium: 3 lane tartan (notwithstanding Craig Virgin) is still herself damage. She was helped across track. Also adjacent ZOO meters tartan in its relative infancy. Masters winners, Horm-up track. the line and subsequently disqualified. by and large, came from elsewhere. RELAYS : There will be no relays. Mike Manley, who turned 40 in Polly, 38, is perhaps the best St. Louis road runner and all best wishes to go to REGISTRATION : At the Sixto Escobar Stadiuar, Thursday February, finished just 3 seconds 23 from 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. and behind Chris Stewart of England in her for a strong recovery from this Friday 24 from 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 noon. disappointing experience. DEADLINE FOR fifth place overall, with a time of ENTRIES : August 15, 1982. 31:21. Taking into account the A note about the Veiled Prophet Fair of 1982. This was by far the FAREWELL : El Rancho Rest, right next to the Stadium. weather, one has to look for Mike to PARTY $L0.00 per person. Informal attire. break several masters' road and track largest 4th of July celebration in the HOTELS NEARBY (1) Ocean Side, 54 Mufioz Rivera St. Tel. records in the near future. Manley lives country as over 2,000,000 people flock WALKING DISTANCE (809)722-2410 $.$20, D.$25-29,T.$35; ed to the Gateway Arch area near (2) Caribc Hilton, P.O.Box 1872San Juan, in Eugene, Oregon. P. R. 00903 (809)725-0303 S.$75-115, Jerry Morrison of Kansas City won historic Eads Bridge on the silty D.$83-123; (3) Condado Holiday Inn, P.O. Mississippi waterfront of downtown Box 1270 San Juan, P. R. 00902 (809)724-4000 the 55-59 in 38:21, while A1 Treichel S.$76, D.$86; (4) Regency, 1005 Ashford completed the men's winners, with a St. Louis. Headlined were The Beach Ave. (809)725-0505 S.$35-47, D.$39-51. Boys, Dionne Warwick, Elton John, 36:50 in the 50-54. Chuck Downey ONE TO TWO MILES (1) Gran Bahia, (809)725-1212 S.$38, D.$35: The Mamas and the Papas, Chuck FROM STADIUM (2) Toro (809)725-5150 S.$g; (3) Olirapo Court (809)725-7400 S.$29, D.$32; (4) Berry and Bob Hope, performing on Condado Beach (809)723-6090 S.$46-72, open stages (and free of charge D.$55-87; (5) La Concha (809)723-6090, $.$50-70, n.$60-92; (6) Ta.nai-a (809)7 24-41<.0. therefore — dubbed the Freedom S.$26. D.$42; (7) Excelsior (809)725-7400, Festival) before as many as 750,000 at S.$42, D.$47, one time. STANDARDS Weight of implements to be used by categories and hurdle heights etc. will be according The VP Fair lOK Run (with accom to KAVA regulations. panying 3K) is not (as yet) one of the HAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO SAN JUAN ANNUAL MASTEP.S AND MAIL THEM more prominent fair events. Other WITH YOUR ENTRY FORM TO: SAN JUAN ANNUAL MASTERS CILV-IPIONSIIIPS sports events include water skiing per G. P. 0. BOX 336, SAN JIIAN, PUERTO RICO 00936. formances, sky jumping, a cycling SCI!E|llM.n OF rVEKTS FRinAY September 24 criterium and one of the ubiquitous .4 :00 P.M. 400 meters hur»Ucs* M ft W kon){ Jump M e; W waiters' races which are springing up S:00 P.M. 5 Km. Walk M f, W Shot Put MW C:00 P.M. 10,000 meters M f) W Hip.h JiiiRp M f, W 05 all over the country. The foot races do 8:00 P.M. 110 meters hurdles* M seem likely to grow, however, but a S.^TURDAY September 25 4 :00 P.M. 100 meters* ME w Pole Vault H great amount of care will be necessary 5:00 P.M. 400 meters* m 6 w Javelin M 8 M to deal with the crush of runners, the 6:00 P.M. ISOO meters M fi w Triple Jump M 8:00 P.M. 3000^ Steeple M effects of uncomfortable — and poten SUNDAY September 26

tially dangerous — running weather 6:00 A.M. Marathon (See map) M 8 w Discus M 8 W 3:00 P.M. 600 meters H 8 w Haimer m and the interplay of many very large 4:00 P.M. 200 meters M 8 N events of a huge city celebration. It 5:00 P.M. 5000 meters M 8 W 7:00 P.M. FAREWELL PARTY won't be easy. *NOTr:: If core than fl participants are registered per categories all SUMMARY heats will be considered finals. All final placings will be determined by best times and medals will be awarded accordingly. Eight races have now awarded 46 trips (30 men, 16 women). As stated OFFICIAL ENTRY FORft before, all masters (iii fact all runners NAl-lE AGE over 25) are welcome at the Grand Prix MALE FEMALE Final in Philadelphia. And all are eligi ADDRESS ble to win the trips to Japan, regardless STATE ZIP CODE DATE OF BIRTH of whether they took part in a regional No. event Fee No. EVENT Fee • NIKE Masters GP race. 1 The most recent winners by age 6

2 group: 7 40-44 (Men) 3 Sal Vasquez, CA , 8

i Mike Manley, OR 9

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Brian Harris, Ml ATIILUTIC RELEASE In. consideration of the rip.ht to participate in the San Juan Annual Masters t Bill Olrich, KY C F- Championships, I do hereby, for myself, my heirs and executors waive, re lease and forever discharge any and all claims for damages which 1 nay have c Ernie Billups, IL which nay hcieaftcr accrue to we against the City of San Juan, the Orgauizint Comnittec or their officers or agents and the Sixto Escobar Stadium and any a Bill Foulk, AZ all sponsors af the aforementioned championships.- I further certify that 1 ^ in good physical condition and have recently undergone a thorough physical c> — Continued on Page 15 nination by a certified doctor. Gordon Wallace. Age 70-74 1980 & 1981 Master Walker of The Year. Sports photo by John Allen SIOIATURP. page 12 National Masters News August 1982

k NATIONAL were division winners. •At least 60,000 requests have been receiv • National TAG National Masters T&F Chair ed for entry blanks for the NYC Marathon Oct. man Jim Weed reports agreement among the 24, surpassing last year's 45,000. ABC-TV various masters sports (T&F, long distance run coverage of the race expands to 3 hours. ning, swimming, cycling and others) to form a •Want to run a mile down 5th Avenue? Send single, national sports organization which a an SASE to NYRRC, PC Box 881, FDR Station, sponsor can tie into on a national and local level. NYC 10150 for details. Two or three companies are reportedly in • Each weekend thru Sept. 6, the New York terested in 1983 sponsorship of such a pro St. Regis Hotel is offering a rate of $50 gram. single/$50 double per night. Call 212-753- • President Reagan has declared October 9, 4500; etc. 161 and ask for the Runner's 1982 as American Running and Fitness Day "to Special. focus even greater attention on the pleasures • Do spikes make a difference? Ask Tom and benefits of physical activity." Sponsored by Sheahen, 41, of Derwood, Maryland. A the American Running and Fitness Association, dedicated road runner (2:39 marathon), 1 the event features fun runs, walk-a-thons, Sheahen had never before run in spikes on a health fairs, senior strolls and pther fitness Marion Irvine (2:59:55), Toshiko d'Elia (3:09:54) and Ruth Anderson (3:18:28), top women's age track. In a tough mile workout in running flats events throughout the nation. Last year, over a 50-54 finishers in Avon International Marathon inSan FranciscoJune 6. on a dirt track, he clocked 4:58.3. Pretty good, million Americans participated. For more info, but a few days later, he donned a pair of Nike contact AR&FA, 2420 K St. N.W., Washington spikes, and ran the same distance on a tartan 35:02. Alice Clements 43 was 1st master $30 (much higher than runnmg fees) with a $25 DC 20037. (202) 965-3430. track. The result: 4:40.8, a remarkable woman in 48:51. - supplement for the Birkie. Inio from Tom Kelly, • National Masters Record Chairman Pete 18-sec6nd improvement.' •Oaks reports that of the 1864 male finishers c/o the Telemark Lodge, Cable Wl 54821. IMundle is working on age-graded tables of •Sue Medaglia, 47, NY, won the open of the Cotton Row lOK May 31 (results in Aug. Space is limited. every age, at every event, to help promote age- women's National TAG 100-mile championship NMN), 390 were masters. There were 9 handicapping competition. "I've got enough •Joe Moore, 42, placed 3rd overall of 114 in 18:43:07. masters in the top 40 finishers, and 21 in the finishers in 34:42 in an Urbana, Ohio lOK June data on women's marks for the first time," he • Len Olsen, threw the 12# hammer 149'9" top 100 finishers. Of the 321 female finishers, 26. Jim Gerard, 49, was 2nd master (14th of said. The tables of Charles Phillips (Dr. Track) (45.65m) for a new age 50 world record in the 47 were masters. Therewere 5 mastersamong 114) in 38:24. Elver Gaton, 58, a member of are among the most accurate to-date, although the top 25 women finishers. Dutch Masters T&F Meet June 6 at Muhlenberg the U.S. 1977 master team, clocked 46:40com they only go to age 65. Mundle reminds that a High in Laureldale, Pa. •The Huntsville, Ala. bimonthly News ing back from a 2 year layoff Bill Lewis led the good rule of thumb to measure your perfor •Brian Morrissey, 41, led all 40+ runners in Magazine, edited byHarold Tinsley, is one ofthe mance is to expect a drop off of 0.1 seconds per 50+ runners in 39:51. the New York Masters 5K Run June 19 in best regional running publications in the nation. 100 meters per year. Thus, a 1500 meter run MID-AMERICA 17:32. Madeline Fahey's 22:06 topped the Subscriptions are $5 from HTC, 8811 Edgehill ner should slow up about 1.5 seconds per year women masters. Dr., Huntsville AL 35802. • Jack Angel, Purcell, Okla. broke the 2-week- up to about age 60. Then the slowdown in old 55-59 U.S. 3000-meter record set by •Mila Kania, 51, broke Margaret Miller's MIDWEST creases. Michigan's Jim Forshee (10:19.2 in In women's 50-54 world ICXXX)meter track record •Dave Schartz, M50, logged a quick 1:15:15 NEW ENGLAND (40:13.2) June 26 at the Eastern Regionals in dianapolis June 12) with a 10:13.8 June 26 at a to top all masters in the TAG Central Association U of Oklahoma meet. Norm Hansen's 10:39.0 •Barbara Pike, 40, posted a 2:26.7 800 June Rochester, NY in a time of 38:56, Dick Withrow 20K Run June 13. Dick Khepfer was 2nd 40+ mark had stood for 6 years. 16 at Boston College. She won the open reports. The U.S. lOK Road record is 37:25 by (1st M45) in 1:17:03. •Gene McKerlte's 59:30 won masters honors women's mile June 8-9 at the NE/TAC T&F Marion Irvine. Complete results of the Eastern Ken Prior. 41, logged 33:47 as top master in in a Colorado springs 10-miler June 12 won by Championships in 5:15.2, only 2.7 seconds off Regionals in next month's NMN. a Piqua, Ohio lOK May 29. Jon Sinclair (49:55). Valdine Ranum (1:13:26) Sandra Knott's masters records. •Al Derter, NY, will be 47 at the time of the •Ohio's Iris Black, 39, ranked #1 in 1981 by led the 40+ women. •In the men's masters mile in the NE/TAC 1984 Olympics. The 1980 boycott wrecked his NRDC for age 35-39 IQK (36:00), posted a •Charles Baker was Ist master (9th of 109) meet. Kirk Randall, 40, posted a fast 4:32.5, plans to try for a 5th Olympic gold medal in the 40:01 in the Piqua lOK. She's been injured in the Ponca City, Oklahoma lOK May 1. Bert followed by Paul McCarthy (4:51.6), Jim discus at age 43, but he's working towards '84. since the fall of '81 and is just starting to Walther took 50+ honors in 39:04. Gilmartin ^4:56.0) and Bob Clark (5:00.4). "I think I can throw 250 feet," he said. His PR is resume a full training load again, Jim Gerard •Tulsa area runners Jim McFadden and Glen Will Cloney has stepped aside as director of 227' at age 43 in 1980. His four gold medal ef reports. "She'll be tough in -'83 when she turns Lafarlette clocked 34:20 and 35:53 in the the Boston Marathon, after 50 years of service, forts were all under 225'. One reason for his 40." 40-49 group May 22 in the Diet Pepsi lOK in citing ill health as the reason. As Joe Henderson enormous success: "I ignore all the confusion •The lastest running craze is the mile down a Kansas City. reports: "There was talk of lawsuits, but Cloney and chaos at the competition, and just focus on city street. First New York, then Auckland, now left without filing any. His June 16th six-page my event." Columbus, Ohio. Cincinati's Harry Tolliver, one •Warren Ford, 40, posted a 61:57 to wm a Stillwater, Okla 10-miler. resignation statement expressed little bit •Correction: the age-39 US record for 1500 of the top 400-800 performers on the masters •Over 1100 runners completed ttre River terness." Cloney had been criticized for his ap meters that Bill Stewart broke (April NMN) was circuit, stretched out June 12 to cop the Run lOK in Tulsa May 8, with some strong pointment of Marshall Medoff as agent for the Charles Butchta's, not Bill Gookin's, Buchta masters division of the event in 4:34.8. About masters performances: Jim McFadden, 43, race. Journalists criticized Medoff's broke Gookin's mark July 5, 1981 with a time of 4000 competed in the Hyatt Mile down High 34:27; Glen Lafarlette, 45, 36.18, Steve Blan- background and accused him of making a half- 4:02.39. (Ste^rt clocked 3:54.09). Street, the city's main drag, at 2 P.M. A block ctiard, 50, 37:29; Nocus Mclntosh, 56, 37:44; million dollars from the race. "Cloney had to be •Buchta, by the way, turned 40 this year and party followed, lasting till dark. "I enjoyed the Jim Smith, 60, 38:36. Smith's time is only 24 sacrified," Henderson wrote„^'to return the was going to howl. But the Chase Manhattan race," Tolliver told NMN. "I think in the future, Boston Marathon to its traditional format." Tom seconds off the U.S. 60-64 record. Bank V-P overdid it. "I was in super condition, we'll see more miles run on the streets this Brown, his replacement as BAA President, says but developed a groin pull on both sides and an way." •Gerald Martin (35:20) and Faye Wheaten (45:26) were the masters winners in the Hays, the race will stay on Monday, hopefully on its inflamed public symphesis," he said. Rest and •California's famed masters runner Sister traditional Hopkinton-to-Prudential course. The swimming is the prescription. Competition this Marion Irvine is not the only "flying nun." Sister Kansas Pepsi Challenge May 15. . BAA reportedly wants to buy out Medoff's con year is out. "Hopefully, I'll be back next year to Janet Bednar, 39, took up running 5 years ago, •Ardel Bees (33:41) and Liz Tharnish (59:37) tract, which makes him "the most powerful man were the Pepsi winners in Carroll, Iowa June 5. challenge Stewart and others. Life without run and has notched a personal marathon best of of the marathon." There's a rumor that Amby ning leaves something to be desired." 3:38. She's member of the Order of the Sisters •Terry Gieiman (35:26) and Mamie O'Brien Burfoot, the 1968 Boston winner, might be •Norm Green (32:34) and Irma Lorenz of St. Joseph and her fulltime job is that of a (43:00) captured the Pueblo Pepsi May 22 named new director. (39:41) won masters titles in the Philadelphia parent minister in St. Ignatius Parish in masters award. •Rapidly improving Linda Thurston, 40, of Pepsi Challenge lOK June 6. Cleveland. "I work with parents by making •Mel Sayers ticked off a fast 57.35 at 1st Somerville, NJ was 1st master (11th of ICQ SOUTHEAST home visitations and counseling," she told the master in the Kansas City Dannon 10-miler May finishers) in the TAG 25K National Women's •Dan Conway was the 1st master at Cleveland Plain.Dealer's Ed Chay, "I enjoy run 1, Elinor RMey was 1st 40-1- women in 1:19:17. •Nancy McCormick, 47, led all female Road Race Championship in Boston June 13 Peachtree in Atlanta July 4, followed by Ireland ning. It's healthy and exhilirating." with a time of 1:42:20 lowering Cindy Sloan, Bill Hall, Bill Jenkins and Herb Lorenz. •Hal Higdon, 51, returned to his Carleton masters in 41:23 in the Avon Kansas City lOK. McElwain's 40-(- course record by 9 minutes. Results next month, College, Wisconsin alma mater and won a 3.2 SOUTHWEST Mary Pihl's 2:10:03 topped the 50-59 group, •Ramsay TtHMnas, 38, rolled to a fast 3:59.0 mile alumni race June 18. •Web Loudat, 35, of Albuquerque, was isT with Jean Price winning the 60-i- division in 1500 July 3 at the U. of Virginia. Hig reports the Telemark Lodge in Cable, age 35-39 in the Century City lOK June 13 in 2:08:39, a new 60-f course mark. Earlier this •Allen McOaniel, 39, posted a 32:40 in a Wisconsin is going to host the 3rd annual World 30:55. He slowed a bit in the mile-high lOK the year, Price won the 50+ division in the Bermuda Dannon 6-miler in Atlanta. Alan Pilling, 40, log Masters (30+) Nordic Ski Championships Feb. next weekend with a hilly 33:49 in Santa Feand lOK in 50:45. She bagan runningat age 56 and ged 33:10, with Billy Alfctrd, 52. (35:56) and 21-24, 1983. The two previous championships 32:16 in Albuquerque. Loudat's 30:55 would averages more than 40 miles pgr week. Nancy ParKer,. 45, (37:40), turning in good ef.-; were held in\ Canada (1980) and Sweden have placed him 2nd in the 1981 35-39 rank forts. (1981), where 400 skiiers took part. The Cham ings. Loudat took 3rd in the 1967 NCAA EAST •^ima Rush of Prospect, Ky., listed in May's pionships will be held the same week as the steeplechase. •Perry Leary, 43, of England was the 1st NMN as turning 55 in 1982, still has a year to American Birkebeiner, the 55K race from •Top masters will t)e featured Oct. 9 in the El 40+ finisher in the Westchester, NY half- go. She is still 54. Hayward to Cable that drew 5700 starters last Paso Run Against Crime, among them Higdon, marathon June 13 in 1:11:34. Jim Sutherland •Jim Oaks, 43, was 1st master (8th of 138) in year. All races (30K, 20K, 15K, lOK) will be a Matson, Lorenz, Scanned and Fox-Eddy. 50, 1:18:16: and Anna Thornhill, 41, 1:29:31; the Alabama A&M lOK in Huntsville June 12 in mass start for each 5-year age class. Entry fee is . Contiiiiied on page 13 August 1982 National Masters News page 13

Continued from page 12 in the July 24-25 finals at Stanford. •Judy Kewley, 37, Simi Valley, Calif, set 3 WEST PR's on 3 successive weekends: an 18:44 5000 •Margaret Miller lowered her own pending on the track in San Diego June 20 for a new U.S. women's 55-59 lOK marh of 39:58 with a U.S. age mark, a 1:22:58 20K in Ventura June sizzling 39:30 in the Brentwood lOK in Los 27 as 2nd woman overall, and a 59:08 15K in Angeles May 30. Jim Brownlield smoked to a Santa Barbara July 3. She won her W35 divi 35:20 in the same race to cop 50-54 honors. sion in all three. Eddie Lewin annexed the 65+ title in a good •The 1982 CDM Relays, scheduled for July 40:16. Four masters broke 34 minutes, led by 31, have been cancelled. "We couldn't afford Skip Shaffer (33:18), Eino, [Jennis O'Keefe and the cost of the only available facilities." Dave Brian Fernee. 15 New Zealanders showed up Jackson said. "We hope to start the 1983 for the race, sweeping the first 5 places and 10 season with the CDM Relays in March." of the first 15. Christa Romppanen led the 40+ •We forgot to mention Tom Patsalis'-World women in 39:15. M60 Long Jump record of IB'SIA" on May 15 in •Sal Vasquez, 42, Alameda, Calif., who took Los Angeles. The leap bettered the former up running less than 3 years ago to help over world best of IT'lO'A", set by West Germany's come a drinking problem, won the Dipsea 7.1 Hans Bitter last year. mile handicap overall June 6 in 45:53 (taking •Cherry Stockton, the 35-39 winner of the the handicap into account). The 5-6, 140-pound 1982 Hawaii Ironman Triathlon and the Vasquez overtook front-running Eve Pell 45, daughter of masters world record holder Bess near the 6 mile mark. Vasquez credits his wife James, will conduct a triathlon training seminar for getting him into running. "At the time," h€ for women of all ages Aug. 15-21 in Mammoth told Califoirnia Track & Running News, "I was Lakes, Cal. Swim, bike, run at 8000 feet in the drinking too much. She knew I liked sports, so breathtakingjy beautiful High Sierra. Sierra she suggested I take up running. At first, it was Seminars, PO Box 8474, Mammoth Lakes CA really hard to me, but then I began to like it. 93546. (714) 934-7444. Since I started running, I haven't touched •The Corona Del Mar 60-69 mile relay team alcohol. It really turned my life around. To me, set a new U.S. mark of 4:59.4 in San Diego it's the greatest thing that ever happened." June 20. George Poloynis, Haydn Parks, and •Jim Bowers clocked a 31:42 in the Moscow, Dave Lewis, were members of the squad. Calif. lOK, losing the overall race by a tick to

Jim Noonan. NORTHWEST •Jim Gallup stormed to a 32:41 masters title in the June 22 Pepsi Challenge lOK in Hawaii. • US open track great Mike Manley turned 40 Scott Hamilton was top 50+ in 38:18. this year and promptly set a new American •Vanquez was the 1st overall finisher in'the masters (40+) 5000-meter mark of 14:27.0 in 17th Annual Woodminster Handicap Cross an Oregon open meet in May. The time country Race June 13. With a total time of demolishes Hal Hidgon's 1972 record of 50:29 and a 3-minute handicap, Vasquez' 14:59.6, which had withstood a 10-year net 47:29 topped runner-up Brian Max onslaught from the nation's top masters run well (scratch handicap) by 20 seconds. Bob ners. Look for Manley to dominate the mastes Malain, 55, was 6th (58:05 - 9:00 equals scene the rest of this year. 49:05). Eve Pell, 45, with a 12-minute tiead •Herm Wyatt's S'll'A" high jump June 26 in start, led most of the way until caught and pass Eugene is an world age 50-54 record, bettering ed by Vasquez. She finished 9th in 50:57. Gail J.C. Brown's S'IOVj". Wetzork and Charley MacMahon directeji the INTERNATIONAL popular event which drew 255 finishers this year. •Roger Robinson edged John Robinson by •Bill Ranney 46, set an age 45-49 record in one second, 37:14 to 37:15, to capture the 1st winning the PA/TAC 50K racewalk champion Oceania Veterans Cross-Country Champion ships June 20 in 4:36:24 at Belvedere, Calif. It ships in Suva, Fiji April 18. Alan Bradford was, was a personal best for Ranney, and 11 seconds 3rd in 38:22. Dot Browne, W40, won the faster than the time of John Knifton, 42, top women's event in 19:59. master in the national open 50K racewalk in •Several T&F world a'ge-group marks are be ing checked by the WAVA Records Committee. Washington, DC. Fred Dunn's 5:33:09 was a Fromthe stepsof the Art Museum, visitors to National masters Sports Festival can view the entire new age-53 mark. Among them are four M55 marks by West Ger many's Gunther Hesselman: 1500 (4:12.0), length of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, beginning with the majesticGeorge Washington statue •Companies interested in participating in the and extending all the way to Philadelphia's City Hall. Runner's World Corporate Cup Relays may con 3000 (9:01.8), 5000 (15:42.4) and 10000 tact David Hans at (415) 965-8777. The Na (32:05). These are outstanding times and were tional finals were held July 24-25 in Palo Atlo, apparently all run by Hesselman in Germany in April was omitted from NMN's June sum division record, lowering the time of 10:57.0,. set last year by Jennifer Wright. Cal. in June and July, 1981. Also being checked is a mary: a 13:26.5 in the 3000-meter •Walt Atchesoh, M55, is sizzling on the road 48:9 400 by Roger Hugues, 40, of France, steeplechase by Stan Nicholls, M70. The time •Gunther Mieike, 39, clocked 30:07.9 to wirv lately, with 5K's of 18:45 and 18:30, and which would break Jim Burnett's world mark of betters Bob Boat's 14:09.85, set in the an open lOK in April in Germany. He'll be 40 in 6-milers in the sub-38 range. 49.36. Piet Majoor, 1977 M45 1500 World Southeastern Championships May 8, and an October. •Jim Murphy, M40, still on the recovery trail, Veterans champ, just turned 50, and Guys nounced in July NMN as a new world record. • Rumor from Christchurch is that the New sped to a 34:40 lOK and 16:21 5K in Los Knoppert reports from Holland that the Belgian Boal's time stands as the U.S. record. Dorothy Zealand Veterans netted a 590,000 profit on Angeles. clocked 4:12.0 on June 6, 1982, which would Whittam, secretary of the West Australia the 4th World Veterans Games last year. The •Skip Witt, M40, is working two jobs again break Jack Ryan's world M50 best of 4:14.7. Veterans, notes that Shirley Brasher's 5000 $25,000 received from the government, plus which limits his training, but he nevertheless •In this issue is a new point scale to be used meter time of 20:15 is also a world mark for entry fees, plus unexpectedly heavy gate for the pentathlon and decathlon for the 80+ legged a good 37:45 lOK and 18:29 5K in Los women 55-59. receipts (stimulated by the daily front page group. "For the first time," said Ian Hume, Angeles. • Marty Post reports that Maria Pia coverage of the South African demonstrations) •Bob Gerlach, 52, posted a fast 37:29.7 in a WAVA Technical Chairman, "we will see more d'Orlando, 47, set a new world age-47 women's made the $22,000 — which NZ reportedly than single entries in this age group, and, in 2 Huntington Beach, Calif. lOK May 8. record of 2:46:13 in the Italian Women's spent in Hannover to win the bid — a wise in •years time, fairly good competitors should •Shirley Matson, 41, logged a quick 38:29 in Marathon Championships in Vernona May 9. vestment. The money is earning 12% and will develop." Hume prepared tables for the benefit a San Diego lOK June 13, 3:00 ahead of The mark was a world 45-49 best until broken reportedly be used to promote athletics in New Dorothy Stock, 49, Dan McCasklll's 34:26 took of the men who are moving into this class and by New Zealand's Robyn Hames with a 2:44:37. Zealand. Some veterans around the world, the men's 40+ award, edging the improving for meet directors. on May 30 in Auckland. however, wf;o sent $20 to NZ for a copy of the •The opening event of the 1984 Olympics will Wally Ingram, 49, by only 13 seconds. •Jack Pennington clarifies that Olympic gold 1981 results and received zilch, are quietly likely be the women's marathon. The men's grumbling. •It happens to everyone. 1981 TAC Women's medalist Vladimir Kuts died at age 48 in 1975, race will end the Games, as always. Masters Masters Long Distance Runner of the Year according to V. FroLov, a scientist at Moscow CANADA runner John Brennand has been asked to help Sister Marlon Irvine, 52, pulled a hamstring in University. "He died of a massive heart attack •Boo Morcom, 61, scored 8361 points and Bill Bedford with the men's event. Julie McKin- an interval workout and is out of action (or a. while coaching," Pennington said, "but he Ian Hume, 67. scored 7037 (using the WAVA ney, SPA-TAC women's LDR chairperson, will while. weighted 200 lbs. and was an alcoholic and scale) in the Canadian Masters Penththlon in •A Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. team of probably serve as technical advisor for the plagued by stomach ulcers. Perhaps the glory Quebec June 19-20. Morcom ran the 400 in women's run. , Rudy Escobedo, 42, (2:14.1); Sam Vanden- and awards made him fat and lazy? One of Kuts 64.5, threw the 4K shot 36'9", and high burg, 45 (61.3); and Jerry Lewis, 47 (2:10.2) •Nina Kuscsik, TAC women's long distance greatest rivals, Gordon Pirie, is still a bean pole jumped 5''4". His long jump(17'2Vir")and pole head, says the quaifying standard of the 1984 won the Corporate Cup Masters Relay •and still running and orienteering after 20 vault (117 Vi") are Canadian M60 records. (880-440-880) with a time of 5:25.6 in the Olymmc" women's marathon will be the time of years as a New Zealand schoolteacher." • Hume reports all the 2nd day events of the 'iiT ; the lOOth-fastest U.S. runner in 1982 2-day Northern California regional competition • LindaSipprelle, 47, was the only master in Ontario Masters T&FChampionships in Toronto around 2:50 to 2:52. Any woman who betters held June 26-27 at Stanford Stadium in Palo' the Santo Domirfgo Championships June 11-12. June 13 were cancelled when a downpour was this mark between Boston '83 and Boston '84 Alto. Last year Lockheed finished 8th in the Cor She took 3rd m the 1500 m 5:08.8 and 2nd in followed bya "ferocious hail storm foratsout 25 porate Cup Nationals. This year, divith a can enter the trials. the 300 in 10:53.1. The 1500 is an age 47 minutes leaving the whole track flooded and 4-second improvement, it expected to do better •One world mark from the Australian mark and the 3000 is a new American 45-49 covered with large hail-stones" Q Veterans National T&F Championships in Perth page 14 National Masters News August 1982

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We have received complaints from Madeline Harmeling, 36, posted the runners whose times were not included fastest over-35 women's 25K in 1981, in the lOK, 15K and 20K rankings with a 1:38:31. Karyl Leary's 2:01:02 published in NMN. We are concerned brought up the rear in the top 25 in the that not all results have been included. 35>-39 division. Anna Thornhill's We would like to include all results 1:44:37 and Sharon Schondelmayer's t from races run on certified courses. 2:10:17 garnered 1st and 25th, respec However, this is not always possible. tively, in the W40 category. Linda Sip- For example, in the 1981 Chopperthon prelle set an American record with her 30K, the results we received did not list 1:43:20 in the 45-49 class. Other ages or complete names, and were in leaders were Toshiko d'Elia, W50 very poor shape. Moreover, the finish (1:48:50), Mary Rodriguez, W55 I timing procedures were unreliable — (2:31:34) and Althea Wetherbee,~W60, there was no guarantee that runners (2:08:58). n were properly matched with times. **** Given that, NRDC director Ken Young Open and Masters could not, in good conscience, recognize any marks posted by any of 500 Compete in the runners of that TAG Champion Cleveland II It ship. It would be incorrect to recognize by JEFF GERSON marks posted in this race and compare CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 19 — them with marks in the well-organized Despite a steady rain, high winds, and Dannon 30K in Lafayette, Indiana. falling temperatures, more than 500 To help alleviate this problem in the athletes participated in the fourth an future, we ask the help of all runners nual Cleveland Track Classic today at and directors. On this page is the Cuyahoga Community College West, NRDC "results needed" sheet. If shattering 31 meet records in the pro- Over 2,500 runners takeoffinthe 1982 Revco-Cleveland Marathonheld on Sunday,May I6th. NRDC doesn't receive this informa C6SS. Photy by: Toni igrec tion, times cannot be included in our The Over The Hill Track Club of annual rankings. That is why some fine Cleveland won the masters title for the marks are often omitted — because second year in a row, with the Cleveland West Road Running Club NRDC did not receive the necessary in Rae« R«sult« W««d«d by th« MBDC formation. edging Cincinnati's Clifton Track Club To carry on lu acrlvitlas of kaaping ttia official national records, aga records, national for runner-up honors. rankings, raca participation statistics, and aany othar foras of data, tha tstOC needs to It would help if you would make obtain eonplata race results. Specifically, the raca results needed aret some copies and distribute them to the Among the outstanding performers 1. Results of all 05 non-track races 5 kiloaieters and longer. 2. Results of all US track races longer than 10 klloaeters. race directors in your area. We also are in the 30-39 division was Edward Hill, 3. Results of significant foreign races, particulary ones with 05 citizens involved. terribly frustrated by incomplete, inac who garnered MVP honors by winning Non-track races nay be held on paved, gravel, or dirt roads, trails, or cross-country such curate, unsubstantiated results, and we the shot put (48' lO'/i"), discus as on golf courses or in parks. Results of cross-country races lisiited to school runners are not needed. Coagilete results are desired for all races, but it is particularly iag>or- want to improve our services to the (150'3"), hammer (149'7"), and 35 lb. tant that the NRDC receive complete results of all races on certified courses and tracks. running community. wt. throw (45'7'/2). Complete results consist of the following for every finisheri Other outstancling peformances in In this issue of NMN are the U.S. 1. Tism 30-39 included 31 year old Walt 2. Name, cosiplete as used by the runner in registering for the race masters 25 kilometer rankings for Henderson, who won the 100 yard 3. hge 1981. Listed are the top 25 runners in 4. Sax dash in 9:62, Clarence Ray, winner of 5. Hosw town each 5-year age group from age 35 and. the 440 and 220, and Joe Knap of 6. Hcme state up for men and women. (If less than 7. Indication of dtizanship, if not OS Cleveland West RRC, who won the 1, B. Indication of wheelchair racers and other non-runners 25, that's all there were.) 9. Dates of birth, at least for those runners who may have established age records 2, and 3 miles runs, setting a record in The top 50 in each group for all road For the race itself, the follcwing is neededi (1) Nine of race, 12) Date, (3) Location ~ the 2-mile (9:40.3). distances, and the top 100 in the town, or nearest town, and state. The 40-49 MVP was Harry Tolliver This inforsiation should be provided in a clear and readable Banner. The exact format is marathon, are in the NRDC book: In at the convience of the race director. The aost useful form has men and women listed in of the Clifton TC, who won the 220 Depth Masters Road Rankings, separate groups, in order of time, with the information typed in columnar form. (24.1), 440 (52.9) and 880 (2:09.3). available for $5.95 from NRDC, Box To substantiate marks that would qualify for records and inclusion la rankings, the folleming t. information must be supplied to the moc. 42888, Tucson AZ 95733. Tom Randolph of Detroit set a record in the 100 yard dash with a blistering 1. s copy of tha latter from the national Standards Committee (Ted Corbitt. chalrmsn) Each month, the National Masters approving the course as certified. 10.11. George Mirka won the shot and 2. s signed statsment attesting that the race was run on the course as it was certified. News will publish the 1981 rankings for 3. complete race results listing official times to the accuracy that times were recorded (not a different event. discus with 42''/z" and 137'9" respec rounded to nearest second if tenths were recorded). Complete race results consist of names, tively. ages, sex, hoeetcnsQ, home state, and time for every official finisher for which such infozma- Lou Putnam, 35, of New Jersey had tioo was gathered and recorded. the fastest over-age-35 25K clocking The 50 & over age group had many 4. e description of the finish procedures used to natch runners and times and to verify that records set, with Ed Button of West the sssl7>ed times are properly matched to each runner. last year — a 1:24:31 on Oct. 4. Randy 5. a description of the procedures used to verify perfomances, to insure against chesting. Hoffman topped the 40-44 group in Penn and Ken Carman of Motor City This would include oourse monitors, pull tags at start, ceoerdlng maebers at check-points sod Striders leading the way. Button won turnaround points, videotaping, sod careful oontrol of entry information. 1:25:20 with a 1:35:59 by Frank Byrne 5imilar information is desired for races on uncertified courses, but if that degree of making the top 25. the 100 (10.94), 220 (25.80), and 440 detail is not available, a minimun of the following should be senti (1) Name of race, (57.05), all records, while Carman set (2) Date of race, (3) Location, (4) Distance, and (S) Number of finishers. Brian Harris' U.S. record 1:22:51 Single-ega records tor Qoch een and woean, aga-groap raoorda, and OS open records are liarad led the 45-49 contingent, with George records in the 880, 2 mile, and 3 mile, in tha aaoc book "Running Racorda by Sga". Jili-tiaa and annual rankings era In tha hook "O.S. Diatanca Rankings", which shows tha top 100 aan and top SO .moan as wall aa up to 10 in each Goodspeed edging into the top 25 in in addition to winning the mile. Other age group. Tha book "Xn-Oapth Haatara Road Rankings" lists snd rsnks tha top SO aao and .mean, 100 in tha aarathon,ih aach age group for tha Boat popular rood awoats. Thosa hooka oay bo 1:44:18. Tom Bailey's 1:32:35 led the winners included Pay Carstensen in the obtsinad froo HRDC, too 42888, Tucson, *Z 85733. 50-54 bracket, with Harry Berner shot (34'9" with 16#), and long jump If race results do not list all finishers, some runners may not get credit for age records (16'10"), Jack Bcott in the high Junip or be included in the rankings. If ages are not reported, runners cannot be considered (1:40:34), Don Longenecker (1:41:07), for age records or inclusion in their proper age group in the rankings. If sax is not Joe Abbas (2:13:59) and Bill Andberg (4'9") and discus (104' with^.O kg.). reported, women may be included in the men's statistics, and not get proper credit for In the open womens division, 43 year their mar)cs. If home tCRtn and state is not reported, runners with similar naxies may not (2:00:24) topping their divisions., be properly identified. If no results of a race are received at all, none of the runners oTd^Bandra Knott ran a 5:22.69 mile, can gat credit for their marks, and tha raca cannot be a part of the OS participation data. Longenecker, M60, and Andberg, while 32 year old Nancy Noonan ran M70, are U.S. records. Race results ^ould be sent promptly to the NRDC, Box 42888, Tucson, itZ 85733. 5:24.32. • August 1982 National Masters News page 15

Welcome to Philadelphia Grand Prix Continued from page 1 travels across the country to help Continued from Page 11 ing, canoeing, kayaking, diving, swim athletes evaluate their performance 50-54 ming, synchronized, swimming, long and physical condition, will be at Norm McAbee, CA distance swimming, poweriifting,' various Festival sites. Car! Ellsworth, IHl r weightlifting, wrestling and judo. The 10-kilometer long distance run A) Treichei, WI , Masters sports are generally open to on Sunday morning in Fairmount Park adults over age 30, although each sport promises to be one of the most exciting 55-59 •.- has its own minimum age, some going masters road races of all time. Over 75 Myron Meyer, IN '' as low as 20. of the top masters runnersin the nation JimO'Neil, CA •r Part of the fun will be the opportuni are being flown in by Nikefor the race. Jerry Morrison, MO ty to watch competition in a variety of They were the winners — on age- sports, as well as compete in orie's own graded basis — of an 8-race series of 65-69 event. Nike Masters Grand Prix races held Paul Reese, CA The 4-day festival is an official part throughout the nation in May, June Don Longenecker, NM of Philadelphia's 300th anniversary and July. celebration. Bill Toomey, 1968 Olym The Philadelphia Police Department 35-39 (Women) pic decathlon gold medal winner and promises a reasonably safe city for the Betty Hite, IN executive director of the Penn Mutual Festival. In 1980, at the National Masters Sports program, views the Masters T&F Championships, several 40-44 Festival as a unique opportunity. "It's thefts of athletes' property, and an at Ann Diaz, IL a true festival, a celebration of the tempted mugging of 75-year-old Stan Shirley Weaver, MT spirit and body for people involved in and Dorothy Hermann, dampened Rosalind Neuman, MO all masters sports." some athletes enthusiasm for the city. Some of Philadelphia's finest But Police Capt. Mike Mangione per 45-49 athletic facilities will be the sites of the sonally called NMN to say: "There Vicki Bigelow, CA Festival's action. Track & field will be shouldn't be a problem. We're stepp staged at the first-class Franklin Field ing up our patrols during the Anniver 55-59 •on the University of Pennsylvania cam sary celebration. The gangs that roam Margaret Miller, CA pus. Long distance running and cycling ed the streets a few years ago are no Helen Dick, CA will be held in scenic Fairmount Park. longer operating." Weightlifting, powerlifting, wrestling Headquarters for the Festival is the 65-69 and judo will be held at the Universi Holiday Inn, at 36th and Chestnut Dr. Paul Spangler, 82, of San Luis Obispo, Kay Atkinson, CA ty's Hutchinson Gym. Swimming and Streets, a few blocks from Franklin Calif, holds dozens of age records from age 77 thru 83. He won 5 national masters diving will take-place at Penn's Gimbel Field. This is now the full contingent of championship titles in the 80-plus division in Pool. Rowing and kayaking will be The Masters Sports Program is 1981 (200, 400, 800, 1500 and 5000) and trip winners. Here's how they broke staged on the historic Schuykill River sponsored nationally by Penn Mutual, will be favored in those events in both down into age divisions: along famed Boathouse Row. headquarterd in Philadelphia with 80 Wichita and Philadelphia. The opening ceremonies for the offices throughout the country. M40 = 6 W35= i Festival will take place at 7:30 p.m. Stories and highlights of the M45 = 8 W40 = 7 Thursday, August 12 at the Judge Festival, along with the results of track Welcome to Wichita M50 = 8 W45=l Lewis Quadrangle, Jocated downtown & field and long distance running com- M55 = 3 W50=3 Continued from page 1 at Independence Square, at 5th & petitioji, will be published in the Na M60 = 0 W55=2 Walnut Streets. More than 100 former tional Masters News. Subscriptions are W60=l TAC National Championship M65 = 5 Olympians will make the run, with $12 a year for 12 issues. You'll find a 30 W65= 1 medals will be awarded to the first lighted torches, from Philadelphia's subscription form on page 3. three places in each of the competi 16 famed Art Museum to the Quadrangle. Enjoy your visit. • Among the men, there were more tions. A free block parly for all Festival (16-14) in the second five years of the participants will be held at the Civic ii Free shuttle service will be provid decade than in the first five. I have no Center in Convention Hail on the ed for the 5-to-6 mile trip to the track • satisfactory explanation for that. University Campus Saturday night, from each of the hotel/motels listed in Among the women, it was 11-5, with August 14, at 7 p.m. the entry form. the larger number in the first five years During the 4-day festival weekend, (e.g. 40-44, 50-54, etc.) as might be ex A six-hour social will be held the city's 300th anniversary celebration pected. Saturday afternoon at Hershberger's will give masters athletes and their The breakdown by state and region home, featuring swimming, guests the chance to tour Philadelphia is interesting — California led with 11 refreshments and munchies at no cost. and join in the free neighborhood winners, followed by Hawaii and festivals and block parties organized by The 1981 TAC Athlete-of-the- Oregon with 4 each. This might be ex local civic groups. The celebrations in Year trophies, provided by Penn pected with two races in CA, one in HI clude' free performances by dramatic, Mutual, will be presented at the party. and one in OR. Indiana and New York dance and musical groups; open doors were next with 3 winners; each had a at historic houses and museums; and a National masters T&F chairman regional. Missouri's regional yielded plethora of food from .neighborhood Jim Weed will conduct the annual two Missouri winners, but Alabama kitchens. Don't miss Jim Turner play meeting on Saturday at Hershberger's. had none. ing Mozart on brandy glasses on Please bring your ideas and suggestions Without coming up with specific Chestnut Street. for improving the masters T&F pro boundaries, 1 had no difficulty Up to 600 masters track & field gram. While nothing decided at this dividing the country into East, South, athletes are expected to compete 1n meeting is officially binding, all action Mid-West and West. These areas had 5-year age divisions from age 30 thru will likely be approved, as it was last 7, 3, 12, and 24 winners respectively, age 85-1- for both men and women. year, by theofficial TAX Masters T&F just about the proportion exported The events will be held Friday morn • Committee at the TAC Annual Con with 1,1,2 and 4 regtonals. The Cot ing, Friday afternoon and Saturday vention in Philadelphia in December. ton Row Run in Alabama had so many morning at Franklin Field. The first George"~eohen, 42, will defend his national Results will be published in the talented "imports" the regional three in each group will win medals. masters 40-44 800 meter crown (1:55.7), (South) and local (Alabama) runners and will anchor the record-setting Striders September National Masters News, Festival director Randi Shapiro said relay squads in both Wichita and Subscriptions are S12 a year. You'll were swamped. All this will be taken the U.S. Olympic Committee's Philadelphia this month. find a subscription form on page, into account in re-aligning I983's "Sports Medicine" van, which Sportsfoto by JobnAllen 3. r NIKE Masters Grand Prix Circuit. C page 16 National Masters News August 1982 Andberg's world 63-69 1500 mark of , Cook, Doms Raise 4:59.1, with a blistering 5:03.9. John Dobroth, 41, was only 1" off World Records In his U.S. masters high jump record with Western Regionals a 6'7" leap. Tony Nasralla, who turn.s 50 the day CHULA VISTA, CALIF., June before the National Masters Sports 19-20. Vic Cook and Red Doms Fe.stival, proved he'll be tough in established new world ag,e-d\\'\s\or\ Philadelphia by winning his M45 4Cto in . records todav in the ?it\\ Ann\ia\?ervrt 57.1. Mutual/TAC "Western "^e^^tonaX Sheila Newton high jumped 4'2" for Masters Track & Field Championships a new U.S. W45 mark, while Shirley at Southwestern College, just a few Kinsey upped her own US W50 discus miles north of the Mexican border. record with a 90'4" loft. Cook, 50, soared lA'l'A" to raise Mel Elliott clocked a fast 2:01.9 in the world age 50-54 pole vault standard the M40 800. Walt Butler, 41, blistered of 14', set by Olympian Richmond a 14.2 in the M40 110-hurdles (a possi (Boo) Morcom in 1973. The leap also ble t\ew world mark) and an ll.O 100. bettered Cook's pending mark of W\ll Knocke, 41, sped to a 52.2 400. 14'Vz" set earlier this year. Jesse Carringlon, 46, logged a 2:06.4 Doms, 75, increased the global 75-79 800. Gunnar Linde unleashed an im shot put best by over a foot to 38'4'/2". pressive 300-meter kick 10 win the M50 The old mark was 36'll!/2", set last 1500 in 4:46.9. Lou Beadle won the year by Sweden's Verner Andersson. M50 400 (58.1) and 800 (2; 16.7). "The meet was a great success," said Spotty Hall jetted in from Virginia Robin Williams, Secretary of the on business and .stopped by to capture newly-formed host San Diego Athletic Val Schultz (far left) presents the Nike MastersGrand Prix men's division v^inners — Mike Tymn the M55 high jump in 5'2" and set a 49:43, Jim Gallup 50:04, and Jeremy Clark(left to right) 50:43 - whofinished one, two, three in PR 102' in the discus. Association. "Our club is dedicated to the M45-49 division, in the 5th annual Norman Tamanah^ 15K in Honolulu April11. the promotion of track & field, and Wal Sheppard of Au.stralia dropped 3 World. 3 American Records Broken this was our first ambitious venture." by, en route to San Juan for World Games preparations, but couldn't run r '» About 200 over-age-30 athletes com JACKSON, PATSALIS SET peted in 5-year age divisions in the Joe due to a minor injury. Horn-directed meet which rotates on a WORLD TRIPLE JUMP MARKS Christel Miller, helping direct the 3-year format. (Last year - Northern LOS ANGELES, July 10. World own global age 50-54 best of 43'1" meet, found time to win the W45 California; this year - San Diego; next Veterans Champions Dave Jackson with a leap of 43'3'/2". javelin (103'4") discus (83'3") and year - Los Angeles.) and Tom Patsalis set world triple jump Patsalis, 60, smashed Gordon Far- high jump (4'2"). Chris is applying for A no host dinner was held on Satur age-division records today in the rell's 1980 world M60 mark of 39' with U.S. citizenship, so, next year, her per day night at a nearby Italian restaurant SPA/TAC Masters Track & Field a 39'3" jump, and demolished his own formances will be accepted as U.S. which drew about 70 competitors and Championships at Cal State LA 18' 6/2" long jump world record with recorlds. their guests. "1 think all those who at University. an amazing leap of 19' WVz". "1 want to thank Andy Bakjian and tended would agree," Williams said, Competing in 100°F heat, and in The event was held on the new all- his TAC crew of officials," Gary "that the lack of prompt service was smog rated "unhealthful for weather track built as a training site for Miller said, "for their outstanding made up by the bubbling personality of everyone," Jackson, 51, upped his the 1984 Olympic Games. The annual help. Over 60 officials showed up, and the lady/owner/waitress/maitre meet was not held in 1981 when no one 1 think their professional demeanor in d'/floor show." in the 5000 and 5:03.4 in the 1500. could be found to direct it, but Gary spired some of our athletes to better While sunshine is the norm this time Dorothy Stock set an age 49 mark of Miller stepped in this year to direct a marks. They were even checking the of year, a surprising rain dampened 19:29.2 in the 5000. smooth, well-organized day of com hurdles for trail-leg violations." Sunday's activities. "The SDAA would like to thank all petition for the athletes. A large crew Miller said his daughter Sonja pro Bill Fitzgerald, in top form again, set the dedicated masters athletes who sup of experienced TAC officials provided bably worked harder than anyone; i world age 57 marks in the 800 (2:12.9) ported the meet," Williams said, "and a professionally-run meet for the 180 handling the announcing, checking in and. 1500 (4:38.8). Shirley Kinsey set 3 congratulate those those broke world participants. late entries, and diplomatically ex age-53 marks in the shot, discus and and US records. We are particularly Bill Fitzgerald, 157, just missed his plaining to everyone why the medals javelin. ' grateful to Converse, Brooks, Second own U.S. 55-59 800 best of 2:08.9 with hadn't arrived. Walt Butfer blazed to a fast, but Sole and Nike for donating a variety of a time of 2:09.4. Fitz is shooting, this No one really seemed to mind that wind-aided 14.3 in the 110-meter 36" magnificent prizes which put a smileon year, for Derek TurnbuH's world M55 medals weren't given out at the meet. hurdles. the face of many competitors who 800 mark of 12:06.6. Miller said they'd be mailed. "We Paul Spangler set a basket of age-83 might otherwise have gone away empty Don Longenecker, 66, of New Mex might have broken even on the meet," records from the 400 through the 5000. handed." • ico, flew in and almost broke Bill [11.5 -• - he said, "but the postage for the r > Jim O'Neil's 36:10.7 was a new age 57 medals will probably putiis in the red a record for 10000 meters. AGE GROUP TIME STANDARDS bit." Hugh Adams, M40, reeled off a fast Miller, Doug Smith and Woody 58.5 400-meter hurdles. Dick Schup- Booklet includes Men's and Women's Time Standards for- Studemund have pacted to put on this bach, 41, logged the fastest age 40 + I • Each year of age 9-18 and 33-65 •Open class meet each year. Next year, Studemund 800 of the year, 2:00.1, and added a •Sprints to Marathon •Meters and yards/miles will direct. • 4:14.9 1500. CONVERT YOUR TIME RUN TO PERFORMANCE LEVEL (%) Athol Barton sizzled to a 14:58.7 in FIND WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE IMPROVING WITH AGE DEADLINE the M30 5000, followed by Ron Jensen's good 15:25.5 (M35) and Dan 20 page booklet lists 1982 Time Standards, including NMN is written by masters McCaskill's 16:36.3 (M40). explanation & uses of the Perforttiance Measuring System, athletes for masters athletes. We Dennis Kasischke, M35, and Mc- To order 1982 Time Standards booklet send $2.50 to need and welcome your reports Caskill splashed to good steeple wins in of meets, races, schedules, Dr. Track, 5130 Nebraska Ave NW • 10:14.7 and 10:37.2, respectively. Washington, DC 2,0008 • photos, comments, etc. Deadline Jack Thatcher's 45'11 Vz" was a new for editorial material and adver age 66 mark. Win McFadden triple- Name tising is the 10th of the month jumped 25' 514" for an age 77 best. Address ^ before date of issue. Send to Na Marilla Salisbury set five new age 74 tional Masters News , P.O. records. Shirley Matson, 41, improving City^ State Zip Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. with each outing, sparkled to a 17:59.2 August 1982 National Masters News page 17

HAYWARD CLASSIC A SUCCESS

by LEW THORNE HERB LORENZ — AN ERA by MIKE TYMN EUGENE, ORE. June 26-27. This year's Hayward Classic was the first When you write about some of the not running at all. opportunity for Masters athletes from top masters road runners in the coun "I love to compete and it often br- across the country to compete on the try, you mention victories, champion ingiout the best in me. If I have a bad legendary Hayward Field. This setting ships, and records. With Herb Lorenz, race, I work at it to do better the next for the last three Olympic Trials, as however, you write of an era. time around." well as many World and American Since crossing the threshold of records, had never hosted a full scale masterdom three years ago, Lorenz has A school teacher, Lorenz usually Masters competition. The opportunity dominated the 404- competition in this trains just once a day, right after work. came about this year when the Oregon country. It's hard to keep track of all A typical week involves 10 miles a day Track Club, which has staged and of of his victories and records, but some from Monday through Thursday, a ficiated the Olympic Trials, U. of O. -of his more impressive times as a light 5-7 miles on Friday, an easy 3-5 meets, this years PAC 10 and other masters runner include a 30:41.5 lOK, on Saturday, and a race on Sunday. high level competition, added a 47:18 for 15K, 1:19:58 for 25K, and a His 10 mile workouts are varied and Masters Section to their membership. 2:22:18 marathon. most often at moderate intensity. One The enthusiastic response by the OTC Hardly a month goes by when you of them includes some fartlek. and the Eugene community resulted in don't read about Lorenz winning a ma this year's Hayward Classic which saw jor masters race or settingsomekindof "I have more aches and pains, some over 150 Master and Sub-master masters record. But usually his of which have become part of me, and athletes take advantage of the fast achievements are subordinated to those I've accepted them," Lorenz said when" track and top-flight field facilities. of the open winners and we don't find asked how aging has affected him. "I iL Listed World and/or American Age out much about him. come up with frequent injuries, which Records were bettered by Marcia Mc- A resident of Willingboro, New seem to linger on. 1 don't have the speed I once had. And it takes me Chesney, Josephine Kolda, Paul Jersey, Lorenz has been-competing Dungan, Herm Wyatt, Don without a lay off since his high school longer to recover from a race." Longenecker, Payton Jordan, Harry days. Although his high school didn't Perhaps his most memorable runn Koppel and Bud Deacon. Tliere were a have a track team or cross-country ing experience came in the 1979 Boston Herb Lorenz number of other outstanding perfor team, he entered various championship Marathon. He thought he had won the mances such as George Cohen's double meets on his own. There were no quali masters division until one Oscar FISCHER, DALYRMPLE TOP in the 800 and the 1500 and the com fying times required then. Miranda, age 53, was posted as the MASTERS IN PEPSI FINALS petition between Bruce Springbett, As a IDthgrader, he placed second in winner. The results showed Miranda in Nick Newton, Gil Latorre and J.C. NEW YORK, July 3. Six masters the mile in the New Jersey State meet 16th place overall with a 2:16 clocking. Hoffman in the 100, 200 and 400. runners won age-group titles today in with a 4:37 clocking. The following "Common sense told me that The weather was more reminiscent year he recorded a 4:30 while finishing the Pepsi Challenge lOK National something was wrong hefe, and when Championship run from George of spring than summer but it never fourth. the awards were given out I asked the Washington Bridge to In wood Park. dampened the spiritsor the enthusiasm At Trenton State College, which had young lady in charge to hold up the Over 3000 runners competed in the of the competitors, or, for that matter, a low-key track team, he ran presentations as 1 felt Miranda was a annual event, including expense-paid the officials who got their first taste of everything from the quarter to the two- fraud," Lorenz said. "1 instilled winners from Pepsi regional cham staging a Masters track and field com mile, frequently competing in three or enough doubt to delay the masters pionships. petition. An even better Hayward four events in one meet. award presentation. Classic is already being planned for In the 40-49 men's division, local next year and the OTC Mastersalso are His best college times were 50.7, "I got the feeling that Boston of Bob Fischer, 42, captured top honors preparing their bid for the TAC Na 1:54.1, 4:13.2, and 9:29. He won the ficials in charge were oblivious to what in 31:53, seventeen seconds ahead of tional Masters Championship. NAIA district regional championships had happened and resented my ques runner-up Brian Harris, Royal Oak, at 880 and a mile four years in a row, tioning the results. Miranda was dis Michigan, who edged Stu Tucker, 40, A special thanks to all the Master but Trenton had no provisions for sen qualified a week later after they check by 4 seconds for second. and Sub-master athletes who traveled ding him to the nationals. ed things out, but they never did give to Eugene to make this inaugural meet Another New Yorker, Cindy m.e the courtesy of informing me of such a. success. • In the four years following college, Dalrymple, 40, copped the women's Lorenz lowered his track bests to 49.7, their decision. I received the trophy two years later, only after relating the 40-49 crown, and placed 9th woman Kania Top Master 1:53.1, 4:06.2, and 8:49. In addition, overall, in a magnificent 34:40, which story to Ken Mueller, a B.A.A. he turned in a 14:17 for 5K and a 30:09 is 43 seconds faster than Miki Gor member. He found it in a closet in L'eggs lOK for lOK. His best marathon, a 2:17:42 man's U.S. women's masters record. someplace in the club's office." NEW YORK, May 31. Mila Kania, effort, came in 1975 at age 36. Indiana running-author Hal 51, led all over-age-40 women across Higdon, 51, notched the 50-59 title by "I've been running for a long time Lorenz said that he'd like to stay the finish line today in the L'eggs Mini and 1 know what I can do and cannot competitive as long as he can. As for nearly a minute from upstate-New Marathon in Central Park with a time York's Ed Stabler, 33:18 to 34:16. do," Lorenz said when asked about the specific goals, he wants to give the of 38:30. New York's Mila Kania, 51, cap key to his success as a runner. "1 try to 1,500 and 3,000 on the track a good Patty Lee Parmalee, 42, was the 1st tured the women's 50-59 competition be realistic about my performances, try. 40-49 finisher in 38:55, followed by especially in the light of the good times in a fast 38:05, four minutes ahead of Linda Sipprelle, 47, 39:06; Linda that are being turned in at this time by "Masters running has opened a vast Toshkio d'Elia. Thurston, 40, 39:39; Barbara Pike, 40, the open runners. I've also found the territory with new frontiers every ten Tom Gibbons, 61, (39:17) and 39:39; and Nina Kuscsik, 43, 39:40. • typeof training rhat works best for me, years," he remarked. "How can Evelyn Havens, 66 (62:15) took M60 Althea Wetherbee, 63,, captured the and because of it I've been able to stick anyone stop when there are new and W60 laurels, respectively. Seniors (60 + ) title in 52:53. Dorothy around for a long time. challenges just around the corner? Rod Dixon, 32, won the race overall Kelley, 47, won the overall racewalk crown in 57:17. "With more and harder practice, I "There are still some good races in in 28:13, besting Mark Curp and Bill Grete Waitz won the race overall in could probably run faster, but would me, waiting for the right time and Rodgers by 12seconds. Ellen Hart was 31:59.2. run a good risk of breaking down and •place." • 1st woman in 33:00. page 18 National Masters News August 1982

TWO WORLD RECORDS FOR PITCHER IN INDIANAPOLIS

by BOB COUGHLIN, Meet Director major kidney operation May 13, so it INDIANAPOLIS, June 12. A.E. goes without saying, I had a few wor Pitcher, 80, set two world records for ries. 1want to thank all my friends who^ men 80-and-over today in the In came to our meet.G dianapolis Masters Track & Field Meet. Nike Capital Pitcher, 80, broke world marks in the 100 meters (16.6) and 200 meters Challenge Set (36.56) to break the previous marks of Normally reliable political sources in 17.1 (100) and 37.5 (200), both set by Washington are reporting that the key Britain's Norm Martin last summer. race of this election year is not schedul Sheila Evans, 67, of the Hoosier ed for November 2nd but for Track Club high jumped 3'5" for a September 9! That's the date of the Se new American age 65-69 standard. cond Annual Nike Capital Challenge Missourians Harry Guth and Last year, over 200 runners completed Charles Clippard controlled the 55-59 the three miles including 9 US sprints, as did Charley Northrup of the Senators, 11 House members, the Hoosier TC and Joe Shy of Missouri in Secretary of Agriculture, the Solicitor the 60-64 group. Shy also picked up General of the United States, and a four wins in the hurdles and field Securities and Exchange Commis events. sioner. They were joined by many Jay Nickell of Fort Thomas, Ken other athletes from the Executive tucky, claimed two wins in the long Branch and the Media. and triple jumps in the 55-59 group. The race, scheduled for September 9 Two of the meet's top performances at 8:30 a.m., is open to teams each of were turned in by Jim Forshee, Ann which must be captained by either a Arbor, Michigan, who cruised to a & Senator, Representative, Cabinet or Jim Bowers (1190), 42, of Santa Rosa, 10:19 3000 meter win, followed by a Sub-cabinet appointee, US Am Calif., leads Britain's Ron Hill, 44, and 5:00 1500 in the 55-59 division. bassador or professional journalist. Holland's Piet Van Aiphen, 51, in Inter [>; Mel Buschman, 61, isn't running national Veterans 25K Run in Brugge, h':i. (Captains must actually run the race in anymore due to knee surgery, but he Belgium June 27. Bowers finished 8th in took the trophy in his age group for order for their teams to be eligible). Gene McKerlie was 1st over-age-40 finisher 1:22:53. Hill was 11th in 1:24:26. Van Other team membes may be selected and 49th out of 2800 runners in 59:30 in Aiphen finished fast for 3rd overall and 1st winning the most events in the whole from Congressional staff. Federal the "Garden of the Gods" 10-mile run June 50-54 in a world 50 plus record 1:20:58. Senior Olympics. 12 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. agencies, or communications com Russ Bonham, 50, of the Hoosier Sportsfoto by John Allen panies. TC can run against anybody. The The race will benefit Special Olym Bowers 8th of 536 Bloomington, Indiana resident ran a ^ i 1 9:34 3000 meters (only 4 seconds off pics with Nike donating $2,(K)0 in the itii names of the top finishers in addition Johnston Wins World Vets 25K Pete Mundle's U.S. 50-54 record), h^i to all entry fees. "Nike sponsors the beating everyone from age 30 up. BRUGGE, BELGIUM, June 27. Louis Stuyken of Belguim garnered ityi Capital Challenge in order to highlight Tim Johnston of Great Britain, who M55 honors in 1:31:40. Marcel ! i The most exciting race of the day the fitness of many of the Capital's top was the age 35-39 1500, won by Gary finished 8th in the 1968 Olympic Peschang of France was 1st 60-64 in W leaders," according to Challenge Carr from Mascoutah, Illinois. He Marathon in Mexico City, won the 9th 1:46:17. Denise Alfvoet of Belguim outkicked John Lutgring of Hoosier Director Jeff Darman. "Our aim is to Annual International Veterans clocked a superb 1:32:42 to win the and Jim Irwin from Ballwin, Missouri, settle the annual Washington question 25-kilometer run today over a star- women's 45-49 bracket, while winning in 4:15.4. Carr also took the •— who is fittest, the Legislative studded international field of over- Belgium's Bert ilia De Preter notched Branch, the Executive Branch, or the age-40 men and women runners in a the 50-54 crown. 800 in 2:03. Don Gammie, Centerville, Ohio, Media that cover them?" added Dar time of 1:20:05. Great Britain took the men's na man. • tional team title, edging Belgium by captured the M50 400 (59.5) and 1500 Jim Bowers, 42, of Santa Rosa, (4:39). Dr. Lee Blount, St. Louis, 49, The race will be held on a three mile only 7 seconds. Britain's Wirral AC loop course in Washington's East Calif., the U.S. age 40-i- 25k record copped the club title. took the 45-49 800 in 2:11.9 and was holder (1:22:39) was the only American 2nd in the 200 (26.4). Potomac Park just a short run from There were 536 finishers in the event the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials. in the prestigious event, finishing an directed by Jacques Serruys. G Some classy sprinters dotted the excellent 8th overall (6th in the 40-44 younger groups: Bobby Jones, Qualified teams may obtain entry in formation from Jeff Darman, Nike division) in 1:22:53. 144 COMPETE IN Dayton, M30, 100 (10.98) and 200 Staf Spaepen of Belguim placed 2nd, (23.31). Rob Hagin, Lexington, Ky., Capital Challenge Director, 2550 M SOUTHWEST Street NW, Washington, DC 2(K)37 51 seconds behind Johnston, in M35, 100 (11.8) and 200 (23.9). 1:20:56, and only two seconds in front In the field events, Jim Kirkpatrick, (202-775-8740). REGIONALS of Holland's 51-year-old Piet Van From JIM McLATCHIE Champaign, Illinois, M35, threw the Aiphen, who won the 50-54 division HOUSTON, June 12. One hundred javelin 155'2", discus UTlVi'' and over John-Derek Wood (1:25:20) of shot 44'. forty four over-age-30 athletes turned Great Britain. up to compete in the TAC/Penn Jo Ann Girssom, Hooser TC, Alf Lennon of Britain capturecf'the couldn't run due to a bad foot, but she Mutual Southwest Regional Masters ATHLETES WHO ENTER M45 title in 1:22:38. He'was 7th tore up the field events in the W40 age A NEW DIVISION Track & Field Championships today at overall. group: long jump 14'10", shot 36'6" Rice University in 84° weather and 80° THIS MONTH—AUG, 1982 Perhaps the most outstanding per humidity. and discus 84'3". formance of the day was turned in by Ernestine Yeomans, W60, Cincin Among the top performances: Kathy Breiger CA 8- 5-32 50-54 the amazing Joyce Smith, 44. The nati won the 1500 (8:16), mile walk Marilyn Harbin CA 8-30-37 45-49 • John Alexander set a new world Britisher, who lowered her own (11:08), 200 (43.3(1), 400 (1:47), 800 Marilla Salisbury CA 8-18-07 75-79 age-63 record of 59.30 in the 400 meter women's over-age-40 marathon record (3:58), plus several other 1st and 2nds. run, and won the 100 (13.80) and 200 John Clarke CO 8-25-07 75-79 to 2:29:43 in London May 9, finished Joanne Andrews of Springfield, 111. (26.52). Bill James KS 8-28-22 60-64 22nd overall in 1:28:18. (For com- won several events in her 45-49 group. fFomO'Hora PA 8-26-42 60-64 • Jim Vicks anne,xed triple wins in pari.son, the U.S. women's masters Penn Mutual refused to help this the 35-39 100 (11.20), 200 (23.12) and Bryan West field Ml 8 2-42 40-44 25K mark is 1:35:25, held bv Judy Fox year, but we made it anyway. 1 had a Tony Nasralla /CA 8-12-32 50-54 400(51.52). Eddy). Continued on page 19 August 1982 National Masters News page 19 -I'

144 COMPETE Continued from page 18 • Ino Cantu won the M45 800 (2:10.9), 1500 (4:18.0) and 5000 (16:37.0). • Paul Johnson captured the M45 100 (11.80), 200 (23.61) and 400 _^0_A_D RJKNING CHAMPIONSHIP^ (52.50). ••A 15KM • Dave Reinhart blazed a 3:52.3 in MEN AND WOMEN 15KM the 30-34 1500. • Allen McDaniel M40, topped all SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1982 WASHINGTON, D.C. f' •* 10000 runners in 34:15.6. SPONSORED BY PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • John Hartfield high jumped 6'6" TAC SANCTIONED CONDUCTED BY POTOMAC VALLEY S.T.C. and long jumped 21' in the M35 competition. START/ 9:00 A.M. Tip of Hains Point, E. Potomac Park, Washington, • Hans Gordon long-jumped COURSE: D.C. Flat, .3 loops, road, certified 19'8i/2" in the M40 class. ENTRY: Membership in Athletics Congress required (available race • Charles Beaudry too the high day) 40 years of age or above. A special section will be jump (4'2"), shot (42' T'/z") and run for men and women ages 30 to 39. discus (91' I'/z") in the 60 4- bracket. AWARDS; Trophy to first man and woman finisher. Medals to first • Miki Hervey had no competition three runners in each 5-year age group category, 40 through while notching quality wins in the 75 years. Championship patches to age group winners. Five women's 40-44 group in the 200 7>c Ar>*Fncs person teams 40 and Over and 50 and Over..Team captain must (31.11), 400 (72.39) and 800 (2:39.8). submit names and ages of his team. Medals and patches to There was not rhuch support from first place team. Medals to second and third place teams. local runners, as most of them are die (Special awards to meh and women ages 30 to 34 and 35 to 39 hard road runners. Not too many and team awards for 30 to 39 and 60 and over.) members ofour Houston Harrier Club competed, as they were dll officiating. FEE: Entry fee $5.00. Entries will be accepted race day from Rice University donated the facilities, 7:30 to 8:30 A.M. Make checks or money order payable to which we appreciated. • Potomac Valley Seniors and mail to Masters 15KM, P.O. Box 1065, College Park, MD 20740.

HOUSING: Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, 2650 Jeff Davis Highway (U.S.I) Arlington, VA 22202. Phone (703) 684-7200. Reservations by September 19. Special rates 4 in room $33.00. Ask for P.V.S.T.C. Race. Lodge is near ramp to National airport at U.S.I and So. 23rd St. INFORMATION: John Grolig (301) 949-6485 Hospitality Room - Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Saturday October 2 - 3:00 - 9-00 P.M. at (703) 684-7200. PICNIC/ At race site after race for contestants and their families. is AWARDS: Awards presented at Noon. SHIRTS: To first 300 entrants. Indicate size, S,M,L,XL. r* A AO!B • RACE PACKET: Pick up day before race at Hospitality Room or very early (7:00 to 8:30 A.M.) race day at race start. Sign up for Athletics Congress Membership at that time if not currently a member.

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Chris Amorosa, 48, 1st master In 3:48:15 in • TAG National 35 Race Walk Championships in Colorado Springs, Colo, April 18. photo by John Allen, Sportsfoto, Inc. page 20 National Masters News August 1982

1ST IOWA 6000 In Cascade Runoff picked off by Hatton this year. On DALRYMPLE, May 23, Ray lowered Hal's lOK mark MASTERS MEET from 33:17 to 31:49. HATTON, DIXON HELD Dalrymple, 40, lowered her own women's 40-44 best to 54:43. She had DENVER, Iowa, June 26. Bill SET 15K MARKS run 55:25 in Honolulu May 11 in Toomey, 1968 Olympic Decathlon gold PORTLAND, Oregon, June 27. Ray breaking Miki Gorman's 57:15 stan medalist and director of Penn Mutual's Hatton, Cindy Dalrymple and dard. National Masters sports program, won Patricia Dixon lowered American 15-kilometer age-division records to the age 40-44 high jump, and placed in Dixon clocked 1:12:42 to break her day to highlight masters performances the shot and discus, as a good con own 60-64 record of 1:13:47 set in this in the 5th Annual Cascade Run Off tingent of over-age-25 athletes showed race last year. up for the 1st Denver Masters Track through downtown Portland. Meet today. Clive Davies, 66, came close to Individual stars of the meet (with Thousands of spectators lined the smashing his own 65-69 mark of 55:16 number of victories in parenthesis) course as the 6,GGG runners formed a with a fine 55:52 to easily win the 60-)- were: Diane Bigler, W25 (3); Marg literal cascading torrent of runners in title. Sutter, W30 (3); Betty Pappas, W45 one of the nation's most prestigious (6): Mark Bigler, M25 (3); Bill Book, races. Mike Heffernan, 41, led all masters M30 (3); Rex Harvey, M35 (3); John runners in 50:09, eight seconds ahead First of 5663 finishers was Michael of Hatton, followed by Dennis Ewing, M40 (5); Floyd Smith, M45 John Alexander, 61, McCamey, Texas, holds Musyoki who edged Jon Sinclair by O'Keefe (51:16) and Ron Daws (4); Alex Pappas, MSG (3); Jack Scott, World 60-64 record In 400 meter run two seconds in 43:11. MSG (5); Chatties Olson, M55 (5); and (58.4). (51:19). Joe Shy, M6G (8). photo by Jerome McFadden Hatton, 5G, turned in a brilliant Letha Figg-Hoblyn (61:02) and The meet was organized by local 5G: 17 to smash the age 50-54 U.S. stan Heidi Skaden-Poyser (62:45) followed Penn Mutual agent, Steve dard of 51:22, set by Hal Higdon last Dalryniple in the women's masters Mulder. • year. It was the 2nd Higdon record competition. '

WEIGHT PENTATHLON RANKINGS FOR 1981 Conway 1st Master REPORT FROM at Grandma's 33 Vlaarc^":nqerbroek 9/12/81 3435 53 H. Lange 9/5/81 2679 pr. 307 Kirkpatrick r#/12/81 3101 53 H. Lange 8/18/81 2599 BRITAIN 30? Kli^ppenger 9/12/81 3032 53 Gus Giagnogloy 9/5/81 2593 DULUTH, MINN. June 19. Fresh 31 Ai McRoberts 4/5/ 81 1947 from his masters triumph at Cotton i! 32 Mike Deller 12/13/81 3397 55 Dick Bergenback 12/27/81 3399 by ALISTAIR AITKEN 32 Frank Reilly 12/13/81 3354 55 Emsom Grimm 12/13/81 993 Row May 31, Wisconsin's Dan Con- 57 12/13/81 3391 32 Mike Deller 2/15/81 3307 Bill Bangert At the Southern Veterans Cham 32 Ronald Salivo 5/9/Hl 1602 57 Bill Bangert 9/12/81 3170 way rolled to an impressive time of 33 R. Vlaadingerbroek 4/4/dl 3537 57 D. Nielson 9/5/81 2099 2:26:01 to lead all over-age-40 finishers pionships at Parliament Hil! Fields .V 33 Frank Rielly(4 Ev)iyiy81 2885 57 D. Nielson 8/18/81 1996 y* Ray Manri 2/15/81 3105 today in the prestigious Grandma's June 27, Laurie O'Hara, 50, defied t-' V'1 Anthony Bianchi 5/9/81 2334 60 Bob Stone 2/15/81 3913 strong gusty winds to break the UK 60 Arvids Zakis 8/18/81 3189 Marathon, generally regarded as one .35 M. P.il^ncia-Roth 10/10/81 749 60 Arvids Zakis 9/5/81 3100 of the nation's top 20 races. 50-54 50(X) meter record of 16:00-12 53 £d Hill m/4/81 3756 60? Mike Castenada 12/13/81 2896 held by Alan Hughes, with a time of 38 ,Ed Hill J2/':./81 . 3578 60 Frank Zerega 12/13/81 2997 Conway was pressed by North 38 Granville Green J2/27/81 2211 60? Tony Jones 9/5/81 1735 Tonawanda, New York's^ Ralph Zim 15:58.2. Johnny Batchelor won the 39 Nigel Toye 9/5/Ul 2000 61 Bob Stone 12/13/81 3569 40-44 title in 15:43.6. 61 Jim Minah 2/15/81 3362 merman, who finished less than a ^0 G, Fuce 9/5/61 3834 61 Greg Battick 5/9/81 3028 minute behind in a superb 2:26:46. Brian Barlholemew, 45, who recent 40 Lloyd Higgins 12/13/81 3574 61 Fred Geiter 5/9/81 2608 ly set a UK 45-49 800 record of 1:59.09, 40 C. Puce (4 Ev) 8/18/81 3320 61 Charles Ow.en 12/27/81 2937 In 3rd place was none other than na 40? Jaraer,Hart 2/.1.5/81 2986 61 Altons Caune 9/5/Sl 2231 tional masters 1500 meter track cham won both 800 (2:06.6) and 1500 40? James Hart :2/13/81 2972 61 Arthur Knapp 12/27/81 1359 40 Fete Hoyt '4/4 /81 2882 62 Jim Minah 12/13/81 3335 pion Ernie BilJups, of Chicago, now (4:15.2). 30 Pete Hoyt 5/y/81 2742 62 Harold Parsons 9/5/81 3339 45, who broke the magic 2:30 barrier in Harry Tempan, 57, won the 55-59 40 Mike Valle 5/')/81 2407 62 Harold Parsons 9/12/81 3?03 40 John Russell 4/4/81 2307 62 Gordon Nordgren 12/27/81 3080 2:29:04. 800 (2:17.3) and 1500 (4:44.4). Frank 41 Louis Fiartek 5/9/81 2657 62 Gordon Nordgren 5/9/81 2893 Silver, in his first vets race, won the 41 Mike Valle 12/27/81 2450 63 Dan Aldrich 12/13/61 3706 Alex Ratelle, 57, of Edina, Minn, 41 Joergen Joergcna 5/9 /SI 2348 63 Bill Gilligan 9/5/81 3220 logged a 2:42:41, slightly off his nor 50-54 800 in 2:14.4. 42 Chuck Klehm 9/76/81 3025 63 Don Hull 12/27/81 2195 Pat McNab, 39, won the women's 42 Chuck Klehm 5/9/81 2864 64 Ed Purgalis 9/5/81 2766 mal 2:33-or-so clip, but still good 43 Lee Slick to/io./si 2 380 64 Hans Warwas 9/5/81 1928 enough for an 11-minute win in the 35-39 100 (13.7), 200 (27.5) and LJ 43 y. Cechl 9/5/81 2339 43 7.ee Slick 9/5/81 2315 66 Dave Shrader 9/26/81 2908 50-59 division. (5.21m). ; t .I.-' • 43 Larry Judd 12/27/61 2172 66 Dave Shrader 5/9/81 2393 At Cambridge, in the National Vets ;/ .,v i 44 Haig Bohigian .5/9/31 1570 67 Jim York . 5/9/81 3068 Ralph Pavek's 3:11:39 copped 60-1- 44? .Terry Harwooa 2, -5,'31 1525 67 Nolan Fowler 5/9/81 2999 honors. Decathlon June 19-20, the best marks 6,7 Gilberto Gonzales 5/9/81 2873 were by World Vets M45 Champ 45 Hal Smith 3280 67 Nolan Fowler (4 Ev)10'10/81 2603 Carrol Holen, of Madison, Wiscon 45? Falck 2/81 3028 66 Gilberto Gonzalos 12/27/81 2907 sin turned in an excellent 2:50:28 to Robin Ball with 7197 points. (13.2, 46 Timothy Twomey •; '' /SI 2330 66 Bob Schanzle 9/5/81 2089 5.36, 11.14, 1.50, 60.6, 18.7, 38.66, 46 G. Zekomlnos 9/.vei 1693 69 John Dick 5/9/81 2623 win the women's 40-49 title by 21 47 Stew Thomson (4 Ev)"{.'M'/81 2630 69 Robert Schanzle 12/27/81 2001 3.90, 51.28, 5:14.2). 48 S tew Thomson 12/13/81 3721 minutes over Sue Stricklin of San Fran Dennis' Field broke the UK 50-54 tri 48 Alf Sundin 9/5/81 2697 70 Phil Partridge 9/12/81 3565 cisco. A possible new star on the 48 lJ:'.-,k Mann 9/5/81 2661 70 Phil Partridge 9/5/81 3533 ple Jump mark with 11.47 meters 40 Dick Mfinn 9/12/81 2404 70 Don Plerotti 12/13/^1 3299 masters horizon, Helen's time ranks (37'7'/2") on May 16 at Mid- 48 Jim Prggett 4/5/81 1903 70 Don Pierotti 9/12/81 3190 with Karen Scannell and Diane 49 Len Olson 4/4/81 3521 70 Art Vesco 12/13/81 3081 dleborough. 49 C.^vlos Fraundorfer 12/27J^1 3098 70 John Dick 10/10/81 2998 Palmason as the fastest 3 women's 49 Pay Carstensen 2693 9/12/81 70 Warren Pike 9/9/81 2979 masters marathon times in the nation 49 Pay Cars^'snsen 9/5/81 2651 71 Randy Hubbell 2/15/81 3183 49 Carlos Fraundor.fer 4/4/81 2595 71 B. Koski 9/5/81 2855 in the past 12 months. 49 Dreher Gasklu 5/9/81 2402 71 Chris Tompkins 5/9/81 2772 49 Dave Douglas 2/15/81 2380 71 Warren Pike 12/27/81 2211 50 Len Olson 9/5/81 3856 72 Randy Hubbell 12/13/81 2835 50 Jack Scctt 9/12/81 . 3160 74 Ray Connolly 9/5/81 2685

50 Jack Scott 9/5/81 3011 - ' v -' 50 Jackson Tovell 8/18/81 2967 75 Arnolds Ticmanls 9/5/81 3263 -•S'. - 50 Jackson Tovell 9/16/81 2949 75 Arnolds Tlcroanis 5/9/81• 3293 50 M. Woerle 9/5/81 2799 77 Al White 9/5/81 1191 51 Don Hol&t 5/9/81 2515 77 Al White 5/9/81 1109 51 Randall Cooper 4/5/81 2391 78 Konrad Boas 12/27/81 1581 51 Robert Perry 2/15/81 1118 52 Harry h«i\7ke 12/13/81 3122 52 Randall Cooper 12/27/81 2564 By Age ?aotor So o ring 51 Do^^a T a 28'ton 4/4/81 1803 52 Doi. lir.za 1 ton 4/5/81 1645

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13 Months To Go ONTARIO MASTERS TRACi: AND FIELD AWARD STANDARDS INDOOR AND OUTDOOR t-lEETS COUNTDOWN TO »1EN 3M lA IB 2A 2B 3A 3B 4A

PUERTO RICO 6o 7.9 8.2 8.5 8.8 9.1 9.4 10 11 100 13.0 13.5 14.0 14.5 15.0 15.5 16.5 18 SHOULD AWARD STANDARDS 200 26.5 27.5 28.5 30.0 32 34 36 39 koo 60 62 6k 67 71 77 85 95 BE ADOPTED? 800 2(20 2i30 2i35 2.45 2.55 3.05 3'15 3.30 1500 5iOO 51I5 5.30 5.50 6.10 6.35 7>15 5000 X7i35 18120 19.15 20.15 21.30 23.00 26.00 28.00 As the 5th World Veterans Games in 10,000 381OO 39130 41.30 43.30 45.30 48.30 54.00 60.00 16.0 San Juan, Puerto Rico in September, 60H 11.5 12 12.6 14.7 17.5 llOH 19 21 21.5 22.5 11-' 26 28 30 1983, looms closer, the subject of 3ooost 12130 I31OO 14.00 14.30 15.00 16.00 17.30 19.00 3000W I8iir5 19i20 19.40 20.10 20.45 21.50. 23.00 24.15 award standards has again arisen. 5000W 32iOO 33iOO 33'30 34.00 35.00 36.30 38.00 40.00 At each World Veterans Games, the High Jump I.45 1.40 1.35 1.25 1.20 1.15 1.10 1.00 Pole Vault 3.00 2.60 2.40 2.35 2.25 2.10 1.90 1.60 subject has been debated and rejected Long Jump 4.60 4.40 4.20 4.00 3.80 3.50 3.35 3.00 by the athletes. Yet the World Games Triple Jump II.00 10.00 9.00 8.50 8.00 7.50 7.00 6,00 Shot Put 10.50 10.00 9.50 9.00 8.50 9.00 8.50 7.50 Committee is contemplating award Discus 29.00 27.00 25.no 28.00 26.00 27.00 25.00 23.00 27.00 24,00 21.00 standards for '83. Hammer 34.00 30.00 28,00 25.00 26.00 Javelin 38.00 35.00 32.00 29.00 27.00 27.00 25.00 21.00 The Ontario Masters T&F Associa Weight 10.00 9.50 9.00 8.00 7.00 7.00 6.50 6.00 tion, the South African Masters, the WOMEN ow lA IB 2A 2B 5* 3B 4a West German Veterans, the The Canadian standards on the chart 14 Netherlands and perhaps other na 60 15 are, of course, less stringent. 100 22 23.5 tional veteran associations have 200 47 51 "Personally, I'm opposed to stan ^^00 98 105 established minimum standards for dards," said WAVA North American 800 3.45 4.15 winning awards in their championship 1500 8.00 8.45 rep Bob Fine. "The committee was 3000 17.00 18.30 meets. 5000 29.30 31.45 supposed to iron out details for the 61.00 65.30 "We consider them a form of quali 10,000 World Games in San Juan this 3000W 25.40 27.00 ty control," said Mike Freeman of the 5000W 43.00 45.30 September, but some members are 0.90 0.75 Ontario Masters. "Not entry standards High Jump 2.60 2.25 meeting in France in July." Long Jump as at Boston where, if you don't meet More next month. G the standard, you can't even get into the game, but rather a way of ensuring PHIL, THE that a championship medal won is a championship medal earned." PHILOSOPHER The Ontario Masters award stan Continued from Page 10 dards, reproduced in full on this page, vestment." In amplifying that, he apply only to the indoor and outdoor stated that he was disturbed about the championship meets. If there are fewer following aspects: first, the investment than four entries in any age group of tJie EMOTIONAL dedication, with event, each competitor must meet the its attendant burden of commitment; standard to be eligible for an award. second, finding time away from his "The standards don't restrict a per successful professional activities; and son from entering any event in his age finally, the risk (both physical and category," Freeman explained, "but financial) should he befall serious in- they do attempt to ensure that a certain jury. amount of effort and expertise must be Here, perhaps for the first time, we demonstrated to win a medal. If, tor see a potential NEGATIVE connota example, the sole entry in the 55-59 tion being added to the hitherto men's long jump chose to 'leap' three positive sense that COMMITMENT feet into.the pit, should he be rewarded has enjoyed. Is comniitment indeed an with a gold medal signifying a Masters onerous mental burden? Can it be champion? Not in our estimation. The dangerous? Norm, for one, de standards provide a basic, although by finitely feels that "commitment" is no means overly difficult, goal to strive negative as it influences his time and Walt Butler, 41, Pasadena, Calif, will defend his National l./lasters 110-meter hurdle championship in Wichita August 6-8. Butler istheworld age 40-44 record holder (14.3) in theevent. for." energies, and results in reduced per photo by Chris Silvera The by-laws of the World Associa sonal flexibility and.enjoyment, and a tion of Veteran Athletes (WAVA), ap loss of freedom. proved in Chrischurch in 1981, state: Should Norm mount an onslaught peared to voice a sense of revitaVtzaiion 1500 Watch Puerto "All men and women of prescribed age on the track again, it would have to be and a renewal of spirit when the com shall be eligible for all events without instituted by a glorious new quest, such mitment target was redirected at Rico Masters restrictions or performance standards as trying to be the first 50 year old to regular intervals (by Kaihy), or as fro-n PROF. ANGEL RIVERA, required inorder to receive an award." needed (by Norm). break 2:00 in the half mile. He feels Meet Director that such a performance may occur One objection to minimum award Is there a message tor anyone else SAN JUAN, P.R., June 26, About shortly, and he would certainly like to standards has been the difficulty of here? I should hope so; my aim, in 1500 fans came to cheer today as establishing fair standards in the older be the one. But presently he has not writing this column, is to make each masters athletes warmed up for the 2nd taken up the challenge, nor made the age and women's divisions. But as one of us think. Each of us should Annual San Juan Masters T&F Meet commitment — yet. more data is received each year, the ascertain how much commitment is September 24-26. SUMMARY task becomes more feasible. correct for us, and where. Each of us, Worthy of note was the 400 merer Norm and Kathy share some traits, Despite the by-laws, the WAVA Ex like water, must find his or her own run of Walter Pankey, 40, who clocked while also establishing unique personal a good 51.34 with virtually nocompeti ecutive Committee proposes level. That goes not simply for runn- prospectives. Each has been able and tion; Pankey will be competing in the "minimum medal standards to be met ; ing, but as well for the other activities willing to focus on specific goals at that comprise our lives. 2nd Pan American Masters in Bar- by the last place finisher where there various times, abetted with a liberal quisimeto, Venezuela Sept. 2-5. He 11 are fewer than 4 competitors." Ex dose df~our old friend, COMMIT amples of the standards are: M60 100 Norm Lloyd put in in coniext by say have a very tough rival in Manuel MENT. On the other hand, neither has Ulacio, who has an incredible47.8 pen — 15.2; M70 400 —82.0; M65 1500 — ing, "Running is a theatre that felt that he or she had to maintain com ding world record in the 400. 6:20; W55 200 — 36.0; M65 shot - crysiaiizes life's events and presents a mitment for an excessive period of time Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia, .M65, ran a 10.5m; W70 400 - 1:37.0; W70 1500 - stage for understanding all the human • 8:25; M65 1500 - 6:20. .in any OAC direction. In fact, each ap- "cTcperiences and emotions." fast 13.17 in the IW meters. G page 22 National Masters News August 1982

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k .lit • 'ti i.. 1981 MASTERS 25 KILOMETER RANKINGS .1 Top 25 in each 5-year age group from 35 up. Compiled by the National Running Data Center exclusively for the National roaster News. ' •• ' ::f'- 1 f' Available in the book "In Depth Masters Rankings." t Men- 50 thru 54 ••m ^4 Men- 35 thru 39

1:24:31 Iiou Putnam 35 Short Hills NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 1:32:35a Tom Bailey 51 Denver CO 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:26:27 Ted Haiman 38 Forest Hills NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:32:59 Don Dixon 53 Hastings/Hudsn NY 8 Peb,NY-A 1:28:31 Richard Lampman 38 Ann Arbor MI 9 May,MI-A 1:34:10 Norman Eastman 50 Lansing MI 9 May .MI-A 1:28;46 Jack Bannink 38 Holland MI 9 May,MI-A 1:38:08 Morton Gray 50 Santa Rosa CA 6 Dec,CA-A l:29i08 Harvey Grosberg 39 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:38:12 Stan Chodnicki 50 Saddle Brook NJ 8 Feb.NY-A 1 : 29:16 Bennett Gershman 39 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:38:42 Joseph Burns 51 Bogota NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 1:29:26 Michael Persak 38 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 1:40:02 Vere Bellecin 50 + 7 Nov,OH-A 1:29:37 Kaj Johansen 36 Seattle WA 7 Nov,OH-A 1:40:40 Jorean Bisceglia 50 + 7 Nov,OH-A 1:30:11 John Cederholm 38 Boston MA 7 Sep,MA-A 1:42:34 William Nicholson 50 Ridgewood NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 1:30:51 Thomas O'Grady 39 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:42:41 Charles Baxley 50 New York NY , 8 Feb. NY-A 1:32:12 Hal Stern 35 Forest Hills NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:42:45 Dan Dougherty 52 Staten Island NY 4 Oct,NY-fl 1:32:15 Michael Lund 35 Staten Island NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:43:02 Arne Olsen 52 Ridgewood NJ 8 Feb.NY-A 1:32:41 David Hutchins 36 Lansing MI 9 May,MI-A 1:43:03 Kenneth Jones 50 Larchmon t NY 8 B'eb.NY-A 1:32:49a Steve Bell 36 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:44:07 Frank Lorey 51 Ramsey NJ 8 Feb,NY-A t 1:32:55 Jonathan McNaraee 37 Hoboken NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 1:44:17 Andy Mulrain 50 Lev ittown NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:32:57 Steven Saffer 39 •New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:45:06 Fred Holappa 53 Plymouth MI 9 May,M1-A 1:33:07 Jersy Sulek 38 Brooklyn NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:45:58a Ruben Vigil 53 Albuquerque NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:33:08a Robert Pratte 36 Albuquerque NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:46:57a KD Nelson 51 San Diego CA 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:33:41 Raymond Bonner 39 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:47:10 Jack Hoskins 50 Livonia MI 9 May,MI-A 1: 34:06 Sean Healy 35 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:47:12 Karl Sandelin 52 Kalaraazoo MI 9 May,MI-A 1:34:14 Ricardo Andrade 37 Glen Rock NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 1:47:43 Jerry Mahrer 51 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:34:22a Ken Young 39 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:47:49 Jerry Johncock 53 Shelbyville MI 9 May,MI-A 1:34:44a Charles Elkins 37 Arroyo Grande CA 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:48:08 Dwayne Weeda 52 N Muskegon MI 9 May,MI-A 1:35:14 Ray Gross 38 Belmont MI 9 May,MI-A 1:48:38 Bob Stear 54 Lincoln NE 14 Mar,NE-A 1:35:18 Thomas Jackson 37 Lansing MI 9 May,MI-A 1:48:51 Marvin Stein 51 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A

Men- 55 thru 59

1:40:34 Harry Berner Men- 40 thru 44 57 Lyndhurst NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 1:43:10 Walter Brown 56 Howard Beach NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:47:54 Roy Roberts 55 St Joseph MI 9 May,MI-A 1:50:39 1:25:20 Randall Hoffman 40 Kalamazoo MI 9 May,MI-A William Coyne 59 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:51:32a Herb Williams 1:28:20 Harvey Grosberg 40 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 55 Tempe AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:51:36 Stanley Edelman 1:29:00 Martin Duffy 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A 56 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:51:54' John Dorris 1:29:48 Hawk Kennedy 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 55 Muskegon MI 9 May,MI-A 1:54:35 Joseph Latino 1:31:10 Jon McPherson 40 Santa Rosa CA 6 Dec,CA-A 59 Northport NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:55:08 Arnold Fraiman 1:31:34 Herb Layman 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 55, New York NY 8 Peb,NY-A 1:55:32 Eddie Coyle 1:31:50 Jim Hayman 41 East Moriches NY 4 Oct,NY-A 56 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:55:46 1:32:01 Henry Donovan 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A Louis Milgrow 59 Franklin MI 9 May,MI-A 1:55:52 Stas Guertsen 1:32:09 Donald Cooney 44 Kalamazoo MI 9 May,MI-A 56 Sebastopol CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:56:52a 1:32:13 Lloyd Slocum 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A Lionel Ortega 58 Albuquerque NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:58:46 I 1:32:17 CC Schoenbeck 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A Charles H Johnson 57 Pontiac MI 9 May,MI-A 1:59:06 1:32:45 Thomas O'Grady 40 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A Lester Ridings 57 Cedar Grove NJ 4 Get,NY-A 1:59:10 Bill O'Connor 1:33:13 Ray Stevens 40 Lincoln NE 14 Mar,NE-A 59 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:59:17 Joe Brabenec 1:33:33 Greg Osmun 41 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 55 Reed City MI 9 May,MI-A 1:59:36 1:33:48 Ramon Ruiz 41 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A Frank Grieci 58 NJ 4 Gct,NY-A 1:59:59 Norman Friedman 1:33:57 Art Smith 40 Port Huron MI 9 May,MI-A 56 New York NY 8 Feb,Ny-A 2:00:02 Nathan Pack 1:34:06 John Ottavian 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A 58 • Southfield MI 9 May ,MI-A 2:01:04 • Matthew Feinman 1:34:06 Dick Aroraada 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 55 .New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:01:05a 1:34:36 Bob Laufer 42 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A Cas Kozak 55 Phoenix AZ 25 Jati ,AZ-A 2:02:59 Howard Shelp 1:34:38 Virgil Malaska . 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 56 Portage MI 9 May,MI-A 2:03:08 1:35:05a Don Branaman 42 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A Charles Kipp 55 Madison . CT 4 Gct,NY-A 2:05:07 1:35:24 Bert DeVries 42 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A •Vladislav Slavik 57 Flushing NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:35:25 John Krause 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 1:35:27a Richard Belliveau 44 Northridge CA 25 Jan ,AZ-A 1:35:59 Francis Byrne 41 Jackson Hgts NY 8 Feb,NY-A Men- 60 thru 64

1:41 :07a Don Longenecker 64 Silver City NM 25 Jan ,AZ-A 1:47 :33a Bob Martin 60 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1 :49 :21 Men- 45 thru 49 Wilfredo Rios 64 Little Neck NY 4 Gct,NY-A 1:54 : 36 Bill Kowalisyn 60 Hammond IN 9 May ,HI-A 1:58 :28 Walter Kayser 63 Stanwood MI 9 May ,MI-A 1:58:58 Harold Tilley 60 1:22:51 Brian Harris 45 Royal Oak MI 9 May,MI-A Fremon t MI 9 May,MI-A 2:02 :06a Clifton Wilson i 1:31:12a Joe Cary 48 61 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A Sierra Vista AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:02 :11 John Evans 64 Byron Center MI 1:32:47 Hans Hartmann 45 Jackson Hgts NY 8 Feb,NY-A 9 May,MI-A 2:05 :26 George Vezmar 60 + 1:34:16 Wilbert Griffin 46 Holt MI 9 May,MI-A 7 Nov,OH-A 2:05 :30 Joe Federick 60 + 1:34:36 Jim VanderKlok 49 Grand Rapids MI 9 May ,MI-A 7 Nov,GH-A 2:06 :01a Tom Miller 63 Fountain Hills 1:35:36 James Aneshansley 46 Brooklyn NY 4 Get,NY-A AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:09::19 George Watson 60 Ravenna 1:37:10a Art Neeland 45 Ft Huachuca AZ 25 J an,AZ—A MI 9 May,MI-A '.i 2:16::11 Martin Castle 60 1:37:16 George Stillman 48 Bronx NY 8 Feb.NY-A Muskegon MI 9 May,MI-A 2:16::48 Everett Seastrum 60 + 1:37:52 Lou Stern 47 Brooklyn NY 4 Oct,NY-A 7 Nov,GH-A 2:23::21 Arvo Juhola 60 + 1:39:42 Eric Seiff 47 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 7 Nov,GH-A 2:33::05 Russell Limmer 60 1:39:43 Peter Ranis 46 New York NY 4 Get,NY-A Lansing MI 9 May ,MI-A 2:36::34a S John Rusen 63 1:40:58 Max Schindler 48 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A Farmington NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:42::24 Ernest Kolsrud 61 1:41:04 Paul Howard 46 New York NY 4 Get,NY-A Grand Rapids MI 9 May ,MI-A 2:56::48 ji 1:41:09 Henry Clark 63 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A Michael Frankfurt 45 New York NY 4 Gct,NY-A 3:00::03 Frank Barnett 1:41:54 Kenneth Baker 45 60 Kew Gardens NY 4 Gct,NY-A 1 Ridgewood NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 3:18: 54 Abe Rifkin 61 • Franklin Sq NY !( 1:42:01 Ed Obetts 45 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 4 Get, NY-A 1:42:04 Henderson Cleaves 49 Princeton NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 1:42:15 Roger Ritsema 45 Grand Rapids MI 9 May ,MI-A 1:42:56 Jim Allen 46 Whitehall MI 9 May,MI-A Men- 65 thru 69 1:43:29 Stuart Witt 46 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:43:51 Gregory Vitiello 47 New York NY 4 Get,NY-A 1:43:54 Thomas Coyne 47 Kalamazoo MI 9 May,MI-A 2:13:59 Joseph Abbas 66 Dayton GH 7 NoV,OH-A 1:44:12a Leif Erickson 48 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:15:08 'I Raymond Deschambault 67 Dewitt NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:44:13 Ralph Harms 46 Santa Rosa CA 6 Dec,CA-A •I- 2:21:49 George Jaffe 66 Brooklyn NY 4 Get,NY-A 1:44:18 George Goodspeed 46 Grand Rapids MI " 9 May,MI-A 2:21:50 Howard Foster 67 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 2:28:36 Changho Kong 69 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:33:51 Dan Timmerman 65 Forstvilie CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:35:49 Charles Feldman New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:41:25 Geza Korda 65 Brooklyn NY 8 Feb,NY-A r 2:49:16a Donald Fordney 66 Huachuca City AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A

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1981 MASTERS 25 KILOMETER RANKINGS

Men- 70 thru 79 Women- 45 thru 49

2:00:24 William Andberg 70 Anoka MN 7 Nov,OH-A 1:43:20 Linda Sipprelle 46 Bethlehem PA 8 Feb,NY-A 2:05:35a LL Daby 70 Prescott AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:48:31 Janet Ruckendahl 47 Larkspur CA 6 Dec',CA-A 2:09:53 Ed Wiberg 73 Flint, MI 9 May,MI-A. 1:56:18 Barbara Robinson 47 7 Jun ,MA-A 2:20:43 Luis Martin 70 Upr Montclair NJ 4 Oct.NV-A 1:59:49 Christa Curtis 49 7 Jun,MA-A 2:01:44 Helen Huckendubler 45 Vicksburg MI 9 May,MI-A 2:03:51 Judy Brenner 45 Westbury NY 4 Oct,NY-A Women- 35 thru 39 2:06:35 Sylvia McCann 45 Warren MI 9 May ,MI-A 2:09:26 Janet Nelson 45 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:09:29 Cynthia Fulenwider 48 7 Jun ,MA-A 1:38:31 Madeline Harmeling 36 Merrick NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:10:19 Katherine Knight 45 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:44:48a Dorothy Lash 37 Phoenix AZ 25 Jan , AZ-A 2:10:48 Margot Lacher 48 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:46:33 Elizabeth Hurt 39 Ann Arbor MI 9 May,MI-A 2:11:25 . Nancy Tighe 49 New York NY a Feb,NY-A 1:48:32 Andrea Hatch 37 7 Jun,MA-A 2:11:48 Joyce Hals 48 7 Jun,MA-A 1:49:35 Choc Corfield 38 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:13:50 Elizabeth Szawlowski 48 7 Jun ,MA-A 1:52:28 Dorothy Fine 36 7 Jun ,MA-A 2:23:08 Mary Ann Van Osdol 48 Brooklyn Hgta NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:54:26 Ninett Texidor 37 Jersey City NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 2:23:38 Betty Klein 46 7 Jun,MA-A 1:54:27 Marlene Sundberg 35 Bay City MI 9 May,MI-A 2:24:21 Gisele Shivack 49 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:54:43 Kathy Loper 38 Omaha NE 14 Mar,NE-A 2:24:42 Eleanor Alofs 49 Hudsonville MI 9 May,MI-A 1:54:49 Karen Kinney 36 • New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:25:18a Phyllis Blinker 45 Phoenix AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:55:30 Linda Holton 36 7 Jun,MA-A 2:36:21 Virgie Guiles 47 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 1:55:50 Jeanne Canale 36 7 Jun ,MA-A 2:39:01 Marlene Feuerbach 47 Warren MI 9 May,MI-A 1:55:57 Dody Burkey 36 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 2:40:57 Dorothy Kelley 45 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 1:56:21 Terri Handlin 35 Grand Rapids., MI 9 Mav,MI-A 2:44:50 Elizabeth Tomczak 47 Dowagiac MI 9 May,MI-A 1:56:27 Barbara Wolf 38 7 Jun,MA-A 3:02:02 Lenore Fiddelman 46 White Plains NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:56:57 Paula Shirk 35 Brooklyn NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:57:59 Bonnie Creamer 36 Lansing MI 9 May,MI-A 1:57:59 Grace Barbalunga 35 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A •4 1:59:04 Mary Raguso 37 East Northport NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:59:40 Pat Dancey 39 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A Women- 50 thru 54 1:59:50 Bronwen Job 37 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:00:10 Marcia Soden 35 7 Jun,MA-A 2:00:38 Nancy Glaser 36 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 1:48:50 Toshiko p'Elia 51 Ridgewood NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 2:00:38 Ronni Meltzer 35 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:13:34 Eileen Castle 50 Muskegon MI 9 May,MI-A 2:01:02 Karyl Leary 39 Zealand MI 9 May,MI-A 2:13:39 Jane Dewey 50 7 Jun,MA-A 2:23:48 Ann Brown 50 Lincoln NE 14 Har,NE-A Women - 40 thru 44 2:32:48 Gloria Worst 51 Grand Rapids MI 9 May ,MIJA 2:33:31 Ilona Kallai 51 4 Oct,NY-A 2:38:42a Emma Bowman 53 Phoenix AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:44:37 Anna Thornhill 40 Somerville NJ 8 Feb,NY-A 2:40:54 Barbara Kipp 54 CT 4 Oct,NY-A 1:45:19 Lynne Lauck 42 Pitts town NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 2:41:14 Marie Eppinger 52 7 Jun,MA-A 1:47:14 Tina Hayward 40 Vicksburg MI 9 May,MI-A 1:51:08 Mary Namey 41 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 1:53:50 Barbara Robinson 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A 1:57:47 Annette Johnson 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 1:57:59 Julie Curran 44 Kalamazoo MI 9 May,MI-A Women- 55 thru 59 1:59:11 Rusty Batz 41 NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 1:59:44 Joan Goldner 42 Ft Wayne IN 9 May,MI-A 2:00:01 Carol Brandt 41 Hudsonville MI 9 May ,MI-A 59 Rego Park NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:00:15 Betsey Schumaker 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A 2:31:34 Mary Rodriguez Maxine Skidmore 5S Vicksburg MI 9 May,MI-A 2:01:40 Dorothy Courtney 40 + 7 Sep,MA-A 2:36:46 2:42:21 59 7 Jun,MA-A 2:04:35 Anne Marie Kunz 40 New York NY 4 Oct.NY-A Peggy Cade Helen Keim 58 New York NY 8 Peb,NY-A 2:04:37 Nina Kuscsik 40 Huntington Stn NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:52:16 2:04:45 Rhoda Green 40 + 7 Nov,OH-A 2:05:18 Lona Monte 40 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:05:45 Linda Wolfowitz 41 New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:07:08 Cindy McElwain 41 Harvard MA 7 Jun,MA-A Feb,NY-A 2:07:22 Barbara Houri 44 New York NY 8 Women- 60 thru 69 2:09:01 Maria Aiello 44 Brooklyn NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:09:23 Renata Koble 43 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A New York NY 8 Feb,NY-A 2:09:25 Renee Barwick 41 2:08:S8a Althea Wetherbee 61 Huntington Stn NY 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:09:29 Judy Klatt 42 Grand Rapids MI 9 May,MI-A 2:16:24 Jean Price 60 Boxford MA 7 Jun,MA-A 2:09:33 Leigh Bailey 41 Kalamazoo MI 9 May,MI-A 2:49:56 Evelyn Havens 65 New York NY 4 Oct,NY-A 2:10:17 Sharon Schondelmayer 43 Middleville MI 9 May,MI-A

JORDAN SETS TWO MARKS TRW Cops So. Calif. Corporate Title Continued from page 1 110-meter hurdle height for the 40-49 destroyed by over one second the U.S. jgroup was 39", over which Butler LOS ANGELES, Calif! May 23, — Stewart Thompson, M45: 35/» standard of 27.3, held by Frank Finger holds the world mark of 14.67. The TRW, Inc. captured both men's and weight 16.04 meters (52'7"). since 1980. There was no wind. TAC Masters T&F Committee voted to women's team championships today in 5000. Jordan also holds the world best in lower it to 36". The World Veterans the Southern California Corporate the 100 meters for men age 60-64, with Association still uses 39".) Track Championships at El Camino —Graeme Shirley, 2:01.6 and 4:08.4 an 11.8 clocking in 1978 at age 61. He Sara Landell, 69, set a 5000 meter College. in the 30-39 800 and 1500. ran a 24.9 in 1977 at age 60 for the walk mark of 34:46.1. Scores of open and masters competi The event is unrelated to the Run world 60-64 200 best. He also holds- Jaclyn Caselli, 61, recaptured the tion are combined to determine team ners World Corporate Cup Challenge the world 55-59 record of 11.6 in the world women's age 60-64 track record winners. Among the top masters per or the Chicago Corporate Classic, ac 100, set in 1973 at age 56. His age 61 for 10,000 meters with a time of 47:10, formances were: cording to meet director Tony Baker, performance of 11-8 based on age- bettering Pat Dixon's mark of 47:23.8, —Bill Fitzgerald, 4:46.9 in the 50-59 who also coaches the TRW squad. graded tables compiled by Charles set in the National Masters T&F Cham 1500. Phillips (Dr. Track), is the best pionships last August on the same -^Ben Wilson, 15:24.3 in the 30-39 "Runner's World holds a series of 8 100-meter effort anywhere, by an over- track. (Dixon holds the 60-64 road 100 regional corporate relays," Baker told age-40 runner. mark of 45:40. —Richard Zumwalt, M55: NMN, "featuring odd distances not (12.9) and 200 (26.6). Jordan was not the only star of the Butler also won the 100 (11.1) and common to normal track & field. They annual Pacific District Championship 200 (22.9) for an outstanding one-day -Matt Pruitt, M35: 200 (22.4). hold their national finals in Palo Alto which drew about 250 entries. effort. —Bill Knocke, M40: 400 (52.3). in late summer. Our local champion Herm Wyatt, 50, tied the world National class times were registered ships are an annual affair." 50-54 high jump record of 5'10i/2" set in several events by: Hugh Adams, M40: 400 hurdles by J.C. Brown of Missouri July 25, —Gene Driver, M30: 100(10.7), 200 (57.9 —only 0.5 off the U.S. record). Baker said the event stresses the cor 1981. (21.7), 400 (^.5). Dick Schupbach, M40: 1500 porate team concept, and that any Walt Butler, 41, the national masters —Bruce Springbett outleaned Nick (4:08.6). company, no matter how small, can be ,40-44 110-meter hurdle champ, set a • Newton in the M45 100 (both in 11.7), represented by as few as four full-time new world mark of 14.3 in the 36" Newton came back to win the 200 (23.7 —Vicki Bigelow, W45: 5000 employees. Baker can be reached at hurdles. (Prior to this year, the official to 23.9). • (18:27.2). (213) 371-5379. • page 24 National Masters News August 1982

^jj^^sociATiOT OP vErmm athletes 1982 tocathlbn Point Scoring Table(for Uen 00 years and up)

EVHTT BASE -< RATE FOR PERF, F® IBPROVHCTT^ 1000 poin^

100 li 22,5 Beo 20 pts per ,01s 17,5 sec, i Lons Jump 2.31 K 7 pts per CD 3,74 :i y : Shot put 3,20 M l6o pts, per M 9.45 J1 i!lf,h Jump ,90 M 40 pts4 per cm 1,15 M w •

Ik 400 H 100 sec 4 pts, per ,10 s 75~ sec, *- 60 M a.H. 33 sec 6 pts, per ,10 s 1®,33 ssB,

Discus 12 B 50 pts, per M 32,00 II

Pole Vault 1,4C M 11 pts, per 2,31 11 » Javelin 12 M 6o per ?letre 28,^0 i;

1500 H 10:06.8 min 6 pts, per sec. 7i20 min. t V ^r_Pentathlon ( 200 M 45 sec 1 pt, per .01 sec 35.0 sec. <» Bill Fitzgerald (162), Los Angeles, wins M55 national 800 meter championship in 1981 from Lou To be reviewed Dec, 1983, Ian Hume, Schneider (458) of Louisville. Ky., and Archie Messenger (350) of New York, in time of 2:15,5. Fit (or earlier if necessary) R.R. 1 zgerald has run 2:09.4 this year, and is aiming for world record ot 2:06.6 in Wichita and Philadelphia. Melbourne, Qu^. photo by Jerome McFadden Tel, 1-819-826-5418 JOB 2B0

t Kania, McKenzie Set Marks in Metropolitan t INDIANA ASSOCIATION MASTERS OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS From BOB FINE AUGUST L4, 1982 hurdles. Herb kania, 52; ' Archie Warsaw Conununicy Hl^h Scnooi, Warsaw, Indiana GREAT NECK, LONG ISLAND, Messenger, 59; and Jon Folber, 34; of I Host:; Athletic Annex Athletic Club of Warsaw, Indiana N.Y., June 13. Two U.S. women's age the N.Y. Masiers were double winners I Sanctioned; The Athletic Congress of the USA 50-54 division marks were set today in in the middle distances. G I Chairaum; Jerry 0. Byrd, 1631 Cambridge Drive, Warsaw, Indiana 46580 the 11th Annual Metropolitan 1 Divisions; Suboiasters A( 30-34) B( 35-39) Masters lA (40-44) IB (45-49) Athletics Congress Masters Track & Men 6 Masters IIA (50-54) IIB (55-59) 128 in Hill Country Women Masters IIIA (60-64) IIIB (65-69) Field Championships held at Kings Masters IVA (70-74) IVB (75-79) Point Merchant Marine Academy. Masters VA (80-84) VB (85t) Classic Miln Kania, 51, blazed to an 18:44.5 Relays: 30-39 , 40-49, 50-59 , 60-»- only. MASON, TEXAS, June 19. The 4Lh Events will be contested in any division with any entries. Hcrwever, heats in the 5000 meter run, obliterating may be combined when entries are limited. Margaret Miller's American 50-54 Annual Hill Country Classic Masters 1 Entry Fee: First event S4; Eac.h additional event S2; Relays SI per person. standard of 19:27.0, established June Track Meet today drew 128 over- I Awards: Awards Co first three places i.n each age group., 7, 1980. (The world W50 best is age-20 panicipanl.s representing 47 I Deadli.ne; August 7, 1902; send entry and fee co chairman. 18:15.0, held by Norway's Valborg cities and competing in 381 events. I Eligibility; All comers; Membership in TAC, AAU, or residence in Irwiiana is not a requirement to participate in c.his meet. Ostberg.) The number of individual has in I Facilities: Rub a Turf 9 lane full Olympic curve all weather track. 4" spxkes maximum permitted. Shower facilities available for both men and women. Lights Chris McKenzie, 50, sped to a 72.3 creased from 53 in 1979, to 65 in 1980 available if needed. in the 400-meter run, edging the U.S. to 81 last year. The meet had ten 5-year I LTOlements: 'Wot provided—ail i.Tjpie.ments may be weigned and/or x.easureo. ' best of 72.35, set by Ellen Fuller in age groups for men and one group for SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 1978. women. This was the first year for the Running ^ Field 20-24 division. 110:00 a.m. 10 ,000 m Finals Hammer Throw The meet was a re-run of the Masters |11:00 a.m. .5 ,000 m Walk , . Javelin 112:00 p.m.- Important meeting • Ail participants Sports Association's Championships The fine facility consists of a 1:00 ?..Ti. Keats for all events if needed Shot Put; Triple Jump resoliie, all-weather track, modular 2:00 p.m. 110 m High Hurdle .Men's Fi.nai - *•. held three weeks ago. The facilities at 2:30 p.m. 1,500 m Run .Men's Finals . .. . . Long Jump; Pole Vault Kings Point are excellent, but the jumping pits and a beautiful field event ,3:00 p.m. 100 m Low Hurdle Women's Final 3:15 p..TV. 1,300 m Run Women's Finals High Jump; Discus weather has a horror. Cold and driving area. 3:30 p.m. 100 m Dash Finals •',* rain prevailed throughout the meet. 4:15 p..-n. 400 m Dash Finals "We're very proud of the facilities 5:15 p..Ti. 200 m Dash Finals • 5:45 800 m .Run Finals Anna Cirulnick, 47, set a U.S. age and the meet that our little community 6:15 p.m. 400 m Intermediate Hurdles Fi.nai 6:45 p.m. 5.000 m Run "Finals . . x mark in the shot with a toss of 24'9". of 2,0(X) people host," meet director 7:30 p.,-:!. 4 x 100 m .Relays Jack Boitano, 49, broke the American Lee Graham said. "Our contestants 7:45 p..m. 4 x 900 rr. Relays 8:00 p..'n. 4 x 400 m Relays age record in the 5K walk in 24:03.7. tell us that we host the most organized I- ...... --\• . I ENTRY BLAI4X: TAC/L'SA Indiana State Masters Dutdcor Tracx » Field Ihampionsr.its Ail four of the record setters compete and well run masters meet anywhere." I Maae .-.ce as of cJ/14/32) for the New York Masters. The number of entries would have I.Rddress Date o: Sirth * been slightly higher had it not been for . Sex .TAG ? Ivan Black, 33, of the New York a drizzle late in the afternoon. |TAC Club T-snirt size ^ Athletic Club, won seven events and I E.Mclosed find 5 for entry in t.he followinc events mar-xed wic_h an X: . _ took 3rd in three others to be the Dr. Fred White, 69, of Duncanville, _1I0 HH 100 LH . 400 :H ICC 200 4CC 600 liDO leading point scorer. He almost won had a brilliant day, winning the 400 5k lOK Walk LJ rj .-:j ,^V Shcc the 30-39 team title on his own. His (67.71), triple jump (28'8'/^"), 100 t _Disc Jav Ham 400m P.elay ItOOm Relay 2200ir, Relay ( .. team-mate. Bill Elpel, 69, won four meters (13.69) and 200 (29.23). l.^ly aest times/distances are; (withi.n past year; •( ,• lEstimate if necessary, ti.mes are a must for good seeci.ng. If no times are suomicted ycu events and took second in a fifth to be |will be the last seed. the 2nd leading scorer. John Alexander, 62, of McCamey LIABILITY AND PUBLICITY RELEASE ran 26.27 in the 200. Medals were, I.n consideration of the acceptance of my entry in the TAC/USA I.ndiana State Masters Dutsoor r- Trac.k & Field Championships, I the undersigned, on oehaif of myself, my heir?, e.xecutcrs, ad Dennis Brown, 31; Ed Small, 44; awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in each 1 ^ ministrators, and assigns, do nereby release and disc.hafce The .At.hletic Congress, the volun and Tom Brooks, 52; were all double division. teer .medical and support staff and any other sponsors and their reprsse.ncacives, successors winners in the sprints for the New York and assigns of all the foregoing from any and ail claims for da-mages, de.mands and causes of Meet organizers Graham, Charles action arising from or out of my participation in this event. Pioneers. Their performances were I do attest and verify c.hat 1 am physically fit and have sufficiently trai.-^ed for completion Lipsey and Charles Pluenneke, and all >; of this event. I ira aware that t.he .-nedical support for this event will be comprised of voi-un- matched by a trio of weightmen from teer medical personnel wnic.h will be prepared to ac,Tj..nister first aid type assistance. of those who helped stage the meet, are the New York Masters. Herb Cantor, I hereby grant permission ^o The At.niecic Congress, end any other apcnsors af^this event to to be commended for the effons.G -use all information s-ubmitted in t.his application, a.ny pnotccrapns, videotapes, motion pic- 56, won all five weight events. Kurt I recordings or other record of this race containi.ng my likeness as -well as race results including but not limited to pre-race and post-race publicity. Krastin, 47, did the same. Brian 3y signing my .name aeiow I nereoy certify t.hat I ha\^*—reac all tne terms and conditions of release and do intend co be legailv bound t.nereov, McKenna took 2 firsts and a second in the 40-44 group. Tom Blodgett, 42, SIGJ4AT*JRE ENTRIES NOT SIGNED '.^ILL =E RET'JR.N'ED N.Y. Masters, won both jumps and the August 1982 National Masters News page 25

5t4t "SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CORPORATE — . Malllck WF 23:43.4* TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS 2. Wail.nt 31:27.4 El Camino Collegp/May 23, 1982 SP tlh. (Los Angeles, California) TRACK & FIELD RESULTS 1. Dhve ietcheler VP 32*4" 30-39 lOQM 2S4 wgt. 1. Michael Lind6ey(Dat8un) 11.07 Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS 1. Dave Betcheler UP 3#*l" 2. Kirk Power8(TRW) 11.76 Ranaer 3. Duane John6on(SecPacBank)12. 01 NEWS, PC BOX 2372, VAN NUYS CA 91404. If possible, 1. Utchclnr VP 11#*#" * 4. John Pulley(Rockwell) 12.26 15-49 I All recvrda act 5. Zasu Ralph{KaLser Steel) 12.50 please type single space with minimum of white space. 30-39 ZOOM H Jack SlrlUBcr OTH 5*#* 1. Michael Lindsey(Datsun) 24.10 2. Carl Frazier(SecPacBank) 24.58 KANSAS UNIV. RELAYS LJ la Jeck Slrinfer OTH B*4 1/2 • 3. Robert Simmon3{LA TimeB)24. 88 APRIL 17, 1982 M45 Jan Howell 2:10:57 TJ 4. Vern Jenkins(LA Times) 25.20 MASTERS 800 Bill Rhodd 2:15:88 1. Jack Sirinier CTH 1S*2* 5. Jerry WiUiam8(PacTei) 25.53 Clint Leon 2:22:34 H40 Jim Streeby 2:07:91 SPB Ih. 30-39 400M TT'jack Sirlnger CTH 29' 2 5/4* 1. Bill Wright(TRW) 54.00 Joe Schrag 2:10:15 H50 Jim Hershberger 2:11:31 Gerald Whiton 2:27:29 Dlacua 2. C. SturLevant( Exxon) 55.67 Tom Starr 2:11:72 . Jack Si-rinier OTH 7B*5* 3. Jerry WiU)am3(PacTel) 55.90 250 wit. 4. Danny Davi3(PacTei) 56.25 a Jack Slrlnger OTH 22* 1/4* 5. Wayne Pfeiffer(GenAtomic) 56.70 HaHBcr 40-49 400M 1. Jack. Slrinfer 75* • L Lc'iis AmariBaa^PattTel) 56.20 Javelin NORTHEASTERN TFA/USA MASTERS OUTDOOR TRACK MEET 2. Robert Simmons(LA Times)56. 59 la Jack Slrltifer 43*1#* 3. Chris Bourke(TRW) 59.30 MAY 23,1982 4- John Cosgrove(Hughes) 60.08 CALFORNIA, PA. RESULTS 1549 I. tlchar# Bra^cnheck OIH 5. David Loomer(TRW) 60.50 4:55.• recar# 30-39 BOOM ••->* I F y 5^ cantA. no HH <3»") HL 1. Graeme Shirley(GenAtomic)2;01. 6 1.Leaater Wf 14*4" * }5» Wgta Teau Scorea St-f 2. Rob Whuley(TRW) 2:03.1 9*4" 1. Gene Hettun On. It.} • 2. Gea.Marek On. la Mann OTH 54*# 3. Ben Wil son(KaiserSteel) 2:03 4 2. Dave Morgan CTIH 2t.} SF HaMer Over the Hill Track cluh 292 4. Steve Donahue(Hughes) 2:09. 1 l.KurtWenttel WF 35*7 5/4" * la Mann on 4»» IH (3t") Ueat Pcnn Track Cluh 2#t 5. Wayne Pfeiffer(GenAtomic} 2:21 9 Dlacua TIAM 4#.A# 1. Jahn Mllannyleh Vt 77.5 1. Wentael WF 149* 5 1/2" * 40-49 800M la Over the Rill 194 1. Chris Bourke(TRW) 2:17 3 2. Leaater WF 91*14" IM M 2. Veat fVR TC 15# 5»»5f 2. Jerry Hackett{Lockiieed) 2:17. 7 Baser 1## H 1. Hoftawn Dn. 12.• S. U.S. Pale fault 1# 3. Ron Werner(TRW) 2:18 1 1. Wentiel WF 119*5"* 1. Dchl Page VF 17.# 2. Gary HcNutt WT 12.* 4. Phlla* Maatcra 1# 4. Ernie PQrtillo(Hughes) 2:22 5 Javelin 3. Kanty Seltcingcr Un. 12.7 5. Low Dong(Hughes) 2:25 9 1. Shane Mantjar WF155*5 1/2"* mage VF 55.9 2»tM 2. Leaater WF 141*5" If M 4f 30-39 1500M I. Settxlngar 2f.t 5. Wenteel WF 112* la K# Suttan UP 12.5 * 1. Page VP l:lta2 1. Graeme Shirley{ GenAtomic )4:08. 4 Teaa 54-59 2. ClarenceJahnaan OTH 15.4 4alf 2. Ben Wilson(KaiserSteel) 4:11 8 1. Weat Fenn 224 5a licharlTumcr on 14.7 la Weat Penn 1:14.5 rccar# 3. Mike Tseshai( Rockwell) 4:12 . 4 1. Setttlnicr 57.• 2. Over the Bill 244 2## M (Kline,Page .Rarvick.HcMahen) 4. Steve Donahue(Hughes) 4:25-4 2. Al Farney W 51.• 1*4-4^ 5. Blue Craaa 24 1. Suttan VP 2«.3 • Shat 5. Jerry Ashcraft(LA Times) 4:50.2 114 HH (54") 1. Mary Chadheume OTH 11*1 * 40-49 1500M *** 2. IlibopHarkneaa OTH 27.75 1. Jctt Cerian OIH 2:54.* 1. Barry Kline WF 19.4 recart 5. Jahnaan OTH 2#.# Btacu 1. Ron Werner(TRW) 4:31 9 2. Graver Caatea OTB 19.1 4## la Chadhaume OTH 49*4 • 2. Al Barrett(TRW) 4:37.5 2 Mile Walk 444 IH (53*) 1. Suttan VP 57.1 * 250 wgta 3. PeleLarson(GenAtomic)^ 4:40.6 1. Gca.Lattarula H.Hcttart.Maaa 2. Rarkneaa OTH #7.9 1. Chadhaume OTH 14*5 * 17:17.7 tacart 1. Baatea OTB L;44.4 * 4. Bob Daniel( Escondido FD) 4:43 1 I5f Wafer Blh. 4rif 144 M 5. John Ganley(GenALomic) 5:04 8 1. Gaatea OTB 12.1 TTiay Llater VP S:##.S 1. Chadheume OTH li*l * 50-59 1500M 1. West Fenn TC 4t.5 2.Stewart 12.4 2 Mile Valk EES 1. Bill Fitzgerald(TRW) 4:46 9 (Leaatcr.GallauaT.MaFaa.lldntt) ♦ 244 1. Ulph CarUarelll 17:5# 5 |h^ 2. Dwight Moberg(TRW) 5:19-2 2. Over tba BLll 55.2 rrCaatea OTB 25.42 HaHe#Car#.lteaa. Mary Harvick VP 1B*4" * 3 Bob Landry(LA Times) 5:22 9 •J 2. Fred Stalcheff Un. 27.5 5f 2v Danna BaUigan CTH It*2 1/2 4. Paul Saucedo(LA Times) 5:23 3 5. UBay McClaln OTB 29.42 TTXiater VP 19:35.# * 1. Dave Kayea HF 5'4" recart Dlacua - 30-39 SODOM 4xlf la KaUigaa OIH 2. Har(an on 9'2" 5#** 1. Ben Wilson(KaiserSteel) 15:24 3 1. Over the Bill 54.2 * 5. Rara laifar GTR 5*2" 250 wgta 2. Mike Tsechai(Rockwell) 16:31 1 HJ 1. KaBigao OTH 13*9 * LJ 3. Bruce Horiguchi(Hughes) 17:04 9 X. Coaccs OTH 1. Jahnaan OTH 4*^# TTMaFaa WF 17'II I/f 55.4 Hafer • Ih, 4. Harold Jesse(TRW) . 17:16.4 LJ 1. KaBigan On 51 *• • 2. Mac(an 01* 17'5 1/4" 5. Stepnen Gooze(TRW) 18:03.7 mill uLt« u? record T7*Jahnaan OTH 12*7 5/4" TJ 40-49 5000M 2a tichn r# Turner OTH 12*4 T7~MaFea WF It "2 1/4" recart Shat X. W«tt fenn TO At.2 recort Shat (I2lha) 1. Pete LarBQn(GenAtomic) 17:34.1 2. Marfan OTH 25't 1/2" 1. Ella Petcra im. lg*4 1/2*' *

50-59 1500M MILE WALK (65-69) 55-59) 1, Ginny Cossard(AmerAirl) 6:35.4 440 yard Dash 1120 Yard H.H. W55 Marjorie Sonmer 1. H Fbrshall 19:28.6 1. R Hergenlack 6.60 2 Agnes Kamento{TRW) 6:39. 2 13:04 (60-64) (30-34) W45 Joanne Andrews 12:08 2. W McRcry 21:15.2 60-64) 6:46. 1 1. J Rice 61.9 3. Nicki Hobson(GenAtomic) W55 Portia Cureton 1. T Malik 13.9 3. C Douglas 22:02.9 13:40 68.3 1. G hbrdgriHi 8.36 30-39 5aOOM 2. D HuU I2. A Lipsccnb 15.9 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 11:08 :. D Ilill 5.75 1. Diana Johnson(Hughes) 20:01. 2 3. W. Carmen 70.8 17.7 W70 Mitzi Probst 14:47 13. J Ck/erton 65-69) '2. Mary Walker(TRW) 23:06.5 (65-69) (35-39) 4 X 100 .N Fbwler 9.96 40-49 5000M 200 1. F Finger 63.4 1. M Kelly 14.4 (30-34) 7D-74) 1. Mary ElwelUTRW) 21:55. 5 W50,Ernestine Yeomans 43.31 2. C Douglas 1 :20.8 2. J Montgomery 15.8 1. Athletic Attic 44.3 1. C Thaackins 5.53 2. Ann Martin(Hughes) 23:22.9 W65 Kay Fine Hout 68.40 13. C Polhamus 17.9 2. Birmingham TC 47.7 3. Loretta Smith(TRW) 24:02.1 W70 Mitzi Probst 66.38 100 Yard Dash 3. UNA 49.3 56 lb. Wai^ 4. Masumi Hattori(TRW) 24:14. 1 (30-34) (40-44) (35-39) 400 1. A Gibson (30-94) 30-39 400M 1. s Moite 16.5 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 1:47 1. Birmingham TC 49.4 1. W Anderson 6.61 1. TRW 58.74 2. R Scott (45-49) (46-44) W65 Portia Cureton 1:56 3. J Barnes (35-39) 2. Mattel 66. 73 1. P Mulkey 16.4 W70 Mitzi Probst 2:30 1. Atlanta TC 50.8 1. E Hill 9.56 3. Exxon 67. 08 12. J Gilmore 17.0 2. Birmin^iam TC 53.4 2. T aianchi 7.67 30-39 Mile Relay 800 (35-39) 3. H Cerlinaton 18.3 (45-49) (40-44) 1. TRW 5:05. 8 H60 Ernestine Yeomans 3:58 1. J Grider (50-54) 1. Bimdr^ham TC 54.4 W35 Sheila Jackson 3:00 2. J Liles >M Valle 6.12 TEAM SCORES I. L caro 18.8 (50-54) 3. F t^lmer 2. T WesselowBki 5-87 TRW 170, Hughes Aircraft 40, LA Times W70 Mitzi Probst 5:35 19.2 |2. J Ctemedicis 1. Atlanta TC 55.3 3. L Boort 3.93 39, Exxon 33, Pacific Telephone 15, W65 Portia Cureton 4:46 (60-64) (40-44) 2. Birmingham TC 60.3 (45-49) Rockwell 15, Bank of America 12, Fluor II. J Ntertin 18.3 3000 1. R Hill (60-64) 1. T Wesselowski 5.10 Corp 11, Mattel 10, Security Pacific Bank |2. W Carmen 21.4 W30 Debbie Irwin 13:09 1. Birmingham TC 75.7 (50-54) 10 2. F Gedbraith 1^-2 (70-74) W55 Leiga Karels 17:09 3. E Clack 1. D Gaskin 6.95 ll. C Tbnpkins 24.8 W40 Sue Jent 16:40 4 X 440 2. C Fraunrlorfer 6.60 INDIANAPOLIS MASTERS T&F 400 W45 Joanne Andrews 16:54 (45-49) (30-34) (60-64) W60 Ernestine Yeomans 16:35 330 Yard I.H. MEET. JUNE 12, 1982. M55 Carl Mays 75.0 1. W Surmerlin 1. Athletic Attic3:42.8 G Itordgren 4.25 W70 Mitzi Probst (30-34) M60 Ted Scarpelli 88.9 24:05 2. R Clarlc 2. Sunter Running3:48.6 2. D aai' 3.80 1. T Malik 41.3 200 M65 Leland Erickson 78.0 3. J Tanstell Birmingham TC 3:58.5 (65-69) 50 ^2-0 b. K Taylor 41.3 M30 Bobby James 23.31 M80 Tom Cureton 112.0 (50-54) 35-39) 1. N Fbwler 5.74 W50 Mary Holbert 10.4 Is. A Lipeocrt) 43.2 M35 Rob Hagin 23.90 Birmingham TC 4:01.8 100 HURDLES W65 Sheila Evans 9.4 1. R Ebders 11.5 (35-39) M40 Charles Dudley 25.00 2. A Clark 12.2 40-44) Triple Jiiie> H35 Henry Hopkins 17.3 W70 Mitzi Probst 11.0 1. M Kelly 38.3 M45 Lee Blount 26.40 3. L Caro 12.7 1 Delta [Xieters 3:56.1 (30-34). M40 Hearld Glaze 19.8 b. S l-bger 40.5 M55 Harry Guth 29.1 100 Atlanta TC 3:58.3 1. J Jones 40'4T M50 Don Malsh 20.6 |3. G Kochman 42.0 M60 Charles Northrup 29.1 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 20.1 (55-59) Birmingham TC 4:02.4 2. B Sc30tt 34'5" JAVELIN M65 Leland Erickson 36.7 W65 Portia Cureton 21.1 1. B Daprano 12.6 1(40-44) 3. B Lacy 30'6" M35 Jim Kirkpatrick 155-2 W70 Mitzi Probst 28.8 M70 Cecil Sommer 38.9 2. D Hail 12.8 ll. T Cronan 45-49) (35-39) M45 Don Ziimierman 82-1 43.1 . Birmingham TC M75 Frank Furniss 38.3 DISCUS 3. C Strong ^'^•5 2. S White 4:28.5 1. K Bautan 40" 2 1/2" M50 Don Hoist 102-2 44.8 50-54) 2. JFtontgoroeryBS'6 3/4" 100 W50 Mary Holbert 56-8 (45-49) 1500 (60-64) I. Birmingham TC 4:23.6 3. J Ules 36'10 1/2" M30 Bobby James 10.98 W65 Portia Cureton 39-4 11. J Gilmore 46.3 I. Atlanta TC 4:35.2 M35 Rob Hagin 11.8 M30 Dennis Vessels 5:40.0 W70 Mitzi Probst 28-6 1. D mil 12. P Mulkey 46.8 60-64) M40 Hearld Glaze 12.8 M35 Gary Carr 4:15.4 2. W Carmen SHOT 3. H n&rlingtx5n 50.4 L. Birmingham TC M45 Charles Dudley 12.25 H45 George Heins 5:24.6 (65-69) 5:54.6 W40 Joann Grissom 36-6 (50-54) M50 Don Hoist 14.6 M50 Don Gainnie 4:39.0 1. D Jones Mmer W60 Mary Holbert 22-5 11. R Enders 45.3 Driple JAnp M55 Harry Guth 2. M Miller (30-34) 13.45 JAVELIN W65 Amy Robinson 17-11 12. J Deniedicis 50.9 40-44) M60 Charles Northrup (70-74) 1. W Anderson 29.11 13.7 M65 Hugh Yeomans 65-10 W70 Mitzi Probst 16-4 Is. L Caxo 52.6 T CJronan 39* 3 3/4" M65 Bert Duncan 18.4 1. C Tt^-pkins 2. A Mcltoberts 25.66 M70 Cecil Sommer 82-4 W45 Joanne Andrews 20-10 (60-64) 2. S V#iite 38'10 3/4" M70 Done Zemlock 35.82 3. D Pe^les 24.57 M75 Frank Furniss 87-4 11. J Martin 50.3 3. E Zuraw 37* 5 3/4" from Bob Coughlin 880 Y^rt3 Run (35-39) M80 A E Pitcher 16.6WR M80 A E Pitcher 66- 4 12. W Carmen 62.7 45-49) (30-34) 1. E Hill 44.88 50 .P Mulkey 36 2 3/4" 1500 1. R Fbns 1:59.5 [One Mile Run 2. T Bianchi 34.96 M55 Charles Clippard 7.1 .N Hamilton 32' 3/4" M55 Jim Forshee 5:00.0 2. J Donovan 2:08.3 (30-34) 3. J Montganery 21.37 M60 Charles Northrup 7.0 50-M) M60 H Strassenburg 5:58.0 3. J Hickey 2:11.3 ll. R Hans 4:30.9 (40-44) M65 Henry Schwartz 8.4 .B Gentry 31' 3/4" M65 Leland Erickson 6:38.0 (35-39) 2. L Hills 4:35.1 1. M Valle 31.10 M70 Don Zemlock 10.0 ;. T Taylor 24'. 1/2" M80 Guy Sibley 13:17.0 1. E Djw 2:00.8 13. WJones 4:37,0 2. L Baots 18.18 M75 Frank Furniss 8.7 ATLANTA MASTERS TRACK & (60-64) 2. R Press 2:03.2 (45-49) M80 A E Pitcher 8.6 1500 WALK L. B carmen 26'11" 3. A K:DBniel 2:04.6 |(3S-39) T WesselowBki 25.77 M55 Richard Sibley 10:06 FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS D Hall 26' 4 1/2" SHOT 1. R Press 50-54) M60 Mel Buschman 10:04 (40-44) 4:32.8 M55 Lloyd Kincaid 32-10 C FTaundorfer 45.91 H65 Hugh Yeomans 10:28 JUNE 12, 1982 1. M McDonald [2. P Rogers 4:34.9 ftile Vhult 2:05.6 2. D Gaskin 33.55 M60 Mel Buschman 34- 2 2. G cavis 3. R Swing 4:37.8 (30-34) M35 Jim Kirkpatrick 44- 0 (55-59) 16# Men's PentathhoR 3. B Turba 1. J Dye 12' 0° MAS Don Zimmerman (40-44) N Fbwler 32.85 27-Zh 3000 (30-34) 2. J Overton Il 6" MSG Chuck Donlon 40-6!s 1. M Looney 4:34.6 2. R Bergentack 27.14 M55 Jim Forshee 10:19 1. A Lipsoarb 2233 (45-49) (35-39) b. K Winn 4:56.4 (60-64) DISCUS M60 Vic Wojnar 13:23 2. A McRcberts 1165 1. C Pauling 2:13.9 1. C Polhanus ls* 0" 3. J Steel 5:00.2 1. G Nordgren 38.21 M35 Jim Kirkpatrick M65 Hugh Yeomans (3S-39) 2. J Sanders R Oook 13* 6" 132'7>5 15:33 2:15.0 2. D HiLl 27.91 M45 Don Zimmerman 105-5 1. J Liles 2131 3. R Jones 2:17.1 3. B Willis 10' 0" STANDING BROAD JUMP (45-19) (65-69) MSG Don Hoist 114-2 2. T BDwell 1340 (40-44) M55 Jay Nickel 1 7-10 ll. R Jones 5:01.7 1. R Schanzle 25.70 (40-44) (50-54) 1. E Zuraw 12* 0" 400 M60 Mel Buschman 7-11>5 5:32.1 (70-74) 1. T Cronan 2625 1. G Seifert 2:27.3 |2. J TijTmons (45-49) M30 Don Hardy 55.8 M65 Henry Schwartz 7- 3 3. R Hunt 1. C Tbnpkins 24.20 2. W Lancaster 2163 5:34.4 1. H Davenport 12* 6" M35 Terry Daley M70 Cecil Sormer 2. T Bartenfeld 2:29.2 55.7 7- 5H (45-49) 2. P. Mulkey 12* 0" M40 Bob Branaman 69.3 M75 Frank Furniss 6- 6 (50-54) Shot Put 1. J Gilmore 2216 (55-59) M50 Don Garatie 59.5 M80 A E Pitcher 6- 4)5 11. B Gross 5:16.8 (30-34) (eO-64) 1. B Caprano 2:29.3 Long Jmp 12. G Williams 5:21.4 1. W Anderson 12.82 SHOT TRIPLE JUMP 1. D Hull 1153 2. G tbglish 2:44.0 (30-34) IB. S. Daniel 5:47.5 2. J Ealton 11.80 M65 Henry Schwartz 32- 6 M55 Jay Nickel 1 29- 4!^ 3. C Strong 2:56.9 1. J Jones 20' 1 1/4" (55-59) 3. J Overton 10.87 H70 Cecil Sommer 37- 2 M60 Joe Shy 28-11 Weight Pentathlon (60-64) 2. R Soott 18' 6" (35-39) M75 Frank Furniss 31-10 M70 Cecil Somner 22- 0 (30-34) 1. J Rice 2:20.4 ll. G Biglish 5:46.1 3. B lecy 17'11 1/4" 1. E Hill 15.02 HBO A E Pitcher 24-10 M75 Frank Furniss 21-11 1. W. Anderson 2647 2. T lipscaiib 2:43.1 |2. J. Petroline 6:21.1 2. T Bianchi 10.46 M80 A E Pitcher 20-11 ,2. D Peebles 2357 (65-69) (60-64) (35-39) DISCUS (40-44) (35-39) 1. F Finger 2:27.8 11. B E^ri^t 5:50.0 K Braman 19' 5" M55 Charles Clippard 75- 5 HIGH JUMP 1. T Wesselowski 12.12 1. E Hill 3641 2. W Moltoy 3:00.9 12. T Llpscont) 5:55.2 J Ules 19* 3 3/4" HBO Dick Henderson 102- 3 M55 Ernie Hammond 4- 0 2. M Valle 11.91 2. T aianchi 2459 2. C Douglas 3:00.9 (65-69) 3. JMontgomery 18' 9 1/2" M65 Hugh Yeomans H60 Joe Shy 3-11 8Q-6)s (40-44) (70-74) 1. H Marshall 6:05.1 3. L. Boots 8.62 M70 Cecil Sommer 91-2!5 M70 Cecil Sonmer 4- 3 (45-49) 1. M Valle 2523 1. J Stevens 2:54.8 |2. WMoRay 6:44.1 40-44) M75 Frank Furniss 84-8 M80 A E Pitcher 3- 8 1. T Wesselowsiki 12.37 2. L Boots 1520 13. C Dowlas 6:45.0 S Vltite 19* 5 1/2" M80 A E Pitcher 2. H Darlington 10.70 45-6'5 POLE VAULT (50-54) 220 yard Dash 2. F GslbraithlS'lO 1/4" 3. M Fbmilton 7.19 H55 Ernie Hammond 5- 6 1. D Gaskin 2506 (30-34) (70-74) 3. R Acton 12' 0" 800 (SO-94) M60 Joe Shy 5- .0 (6D-64) 1. K T&ylor 23.3 jl. J Stevens 6:22.5 (45-49) H30 Judd Johnston 2:05.0 1. C Ftaundorfer 13.49 HBO A E Pitcher , 4- 6 1. G Nordgren 2608 2. R Scott 23.4 1. P Mulkey 19' 5 1/2" M35 Gary Carr 2:03.0 11.39 2. D HuU 1691 iThrae Mile Ma 2. D f^skin 2. J GUitore 18* 3" M45 Lee Blount 2:11.9 RUNNING LONG JUMP 3. D Miore 23.9 (30-34) 3. G Seifert 8.18 3. C Qirtis 17*U" M50 Tom Hathaway. 2:50.0 M55 Jay Nickel1 15- 4 440 TQind IMh 11. J Donovan 15:55.9 (55-59) M55 Arnie ERickson 2:46.0 H60 Joe Shy 13- 7h (35-39) 12. R Osthoff 16:37. 1. C Strong 7.49 M6Q Howard Strassenburg (30-34) 1. S (teger 24.0 (50-54) H65 Henry Schwartz 12- Zk 13. B DayAtins (60-64) 1/2" 1. D Moore 52.5 2. J Ules 24.6 17:05 1. R Boders 19" 2:44.9 M70 Cecil Sonmer 11- Ah 1. G Nordgren 11.40 2. R Soott 53.8 3. J Grider 24.7 2. J Demedicis 16' 4* M65 Leland Erickson 3:10.0 H75 Frank Furniss ll-l>i 2. D Hull 3. J Barnes (35-39) 10.70 M80 Tom Cureton 4:32.0 MSG A E Pitcher 55.9 (40-44) 3. A aark 15*10" 9-11 15:53. (65-69) 1. F Galbraith 25.2 11. A McNeil 3000 12. R Melanson 17:03. 1. R carter 13.45 HURDLES (35-39) 2. J Grant 31.3 (60-64) M30 B Dennis 11:48 2. D Jones 10.69 M55 Ernie Hanmond 24.56 1. M Kelly 50.4 (45-49) 13. G Graham 19:12. 1. B Oarmmi 13'10 1/4" M35 Bob Shaw 11:29 (40-14) 3. R Schanzle 9.38 H60 Joe Shy 17.90 2. J Grider 54.3 1. C I^uling, 25.6 2. D Hill 13' 5" M40 Gene Lausch 11:12 ll. K Winn M65 Henry Schwartz 18.1 3. J Ules 56.5 2. B Wilson 25.9 15:35. 3. T UpsocntolO' 6 3/4" MSG Russ Bonham 9:34 2. A Biloe 16:27. (70-74) (40-44) 3. W Svitmerlin 26.1 (64-69) JAVELIN Is. E V»utt 1. C ThoRpkins 10.00 LONG JUMP H55 Charles Clippard 99- 3 1. R Hill 55.6 17:04. 1. C Douglas 11' 2" 2. J Kelly M30 Mike Daniels 18-4 M60 Mel Buschman 107- 9 56.4 (50-54) I Ttaee Mile Iksi 35 lb. Mei^ (70-74) M35 Henry Hopkins I7-4J5 3. B Turta 57.8 1. R Ebders 25.4 {4S-49) (30-34) 1. C Tharpkins 11' 8" TRIPLE JUMP 10.57 H45 Don Zimmerman 13-6 2. A aark. 26.3 I1. RJones 16:50.2 1. W Anderson Ri^ Ji^p W60 Mary Holbert 14- 6h (45^) 2. D Peebles 9.82 M50 Don Hoist 14-0 3. J Demedicis 27.1 I 2. C Curtis 17:18.7 (30-34) W65 Amy Robinson 9-10!s 1. J Sanders 55.1 (55-59) 3. A McRoberts 7.99 300 HURDLES 3. J Tinmons 18:11.9 1. J Jones 5' 8" 2. C Pauling 59.6 1. B Daprano 27.8 (35-39) M30 Mike Vessels 53.7 RUNNING LONG JUMP 2. J eye 5' 0" 3. W Surrmerlin 59.9 1. E Hill 15.52 M40 Hearld Glaze , W60 Mary Holbert 7-1(^5 2. D Hall 0.3 I (50-54) 3. J Urdeiwood 4*10" 57.9 (50-54) 2. T Bianchi W40 Joann Grissom 14-10 3. D Jaokson 31.9 I 1. G Williams 17:48.2 10.98 (35-39) 1. R Enders (40-44) SOFTBALL THROW W45 Joanne Andrews 9- Z 56.1 (60-64) 2. D Shoi^} 17:51.2 1. C Rilhamas 5" 6" 2. J Deredicis H75 Frnak Furniss 107-4 W65 Amy Robinson 5- SH 63.6 1. D Hdl 28.7 I 3. w Sengstock 18:57. 1. M vaiie 10.60 2. J Montgcraery 5. 4. M80 A E Pitcher 3. G Seifert 63.8 2. T Wesselowski 9.83 93-9 2. W carmen 29.9 ( 55-59) 3. W Wood 4' 2" 1500 3. L Boots 3. W %y 36.5 11. G English 18:38. 6.96 (40-44) W60 Ernestine Yeomans—8:16 (55-59) (45^) 2. J Petroline 20:24. 1. E Zuraw W35 Sheila Jackson 6:45 1- E ifecOoruLld 63.5 (60-64) 1. T Wesselowski 8.36 2. S Vtute W65 Kay Fine Hout 15:10 2. D Jaadosoi (50-54) 7D.6 1. W E)3pright 19.-00. 3. T Cronan W70 Mitzi Probst 11:21 3. G Bluish 1. C Fraundorfer 11.93 72.8 2. T Upsconto 19:27. 2. D Gaskin 10.97

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(50-59) (45-49) 1. G Dsuglas 2:02.8 PENN MUTUAL TAC PACIFIC MASTERS TRACKS FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNE 12,1982 1. J Gilmnre 5' 4" 2. V McRoy 2:35.2 (50-54) Men 55-59 Sr CSm. WALK llOK HURDLES 1. J Danedicis/ 5' 0" 1. Richard Zumwalt, 5b 12,9 400 METER HURDLES 100 yard Dedi Men 30-34 39" G Seifert 5' 0" Women 30-34 TllE ' 2. Robt. Higginbothom, 55 13.1 Her. 30-34 36" (30-39) Don Roberts, 32 15-9 2. A aark 4'10" 1. Diane Mendoza, 34 34:44.8 1. Don Roberts, 32 58.8 1. P teschker 11.7 15-9 3. B dentry 4' 8" Woc.en 35-39 ^,en Hen 35-39 36" 2. Ed Baskauskas, 31 J Freeman 13.2 (60-64) 1. Beth Sibley, 37 26:36,6 1, Bob Cooper, 62 1. Ron Whitney, 39 55.9 Hen 35-39 39" T Osthoff 14.7 1. G Ftordgren 4' 0" 2. ' Daphne Dunn, 36 34:44 2. Clarence KilUon, 64 13.4 2. Cornelius HcCormick, 38 59.5 1. Cornelius McCormick 38 15-7 (40-49) 16-0 2. D ftUl/ 3'10" Women 45-49 3» Sa.Ti Hoover, 63 14.5 Hen 40-44 33" 2. Fred Johnson, 36 1. s smith 13.5 16.3 W tey 3'10" 1, Lori Maynard, 46 26:41.1 Men 65»69 3. Rufus >torris, 37 2. C Tiiimcns 14.6 1. Hugh Adamis, 42 57.9 (65.69) 2. Nancy Bemardi, 47 29:17 1. Payton, Jordan 65 (WR) Ken 40-44 36" 15.1 2. Phil Agostini, 40 67.1 3. D Doricn WR 14.3 1. D Jones 3' 6" Women 55-59 2. Harry Koppel, 69 13.1 Hen 50-54 30" 1. Walt Butler, 41 2. Hugh Adams, 40 15.2 (50-59) 1. Vukie O'Hara, 57 37:20.9 Men 70-74 1. Fred Gallardo, 51 74.4 Discus Throw 1. Ken camine, 74 3. Dee DeWitt, 43 15.3 V M:Itoy 19.8 Wo-:.en 65-69 2. Jim Waste, 53 1:31.7 (30-34) Men 75-79 4. Thorn Jones, 42 20.4 2. G Douglas 20.9 1. Seura Landell, 69 34:46.1 Iten 60-64 30" 5. Phil Agostini, 40 20-7 1. W Anderson 35.85 Iten 35-39 1, Sing Lum, 77 1. Bob Hunt, 62 74.5 2. J Overbon 33.18 Hen 50-54 ' 33" 880 yard Rial Malt Jaqulth, 39 Ken 70-74 30" 1. Fred Gallardo, 51 17.6 3. D Peebles 32.84 (30-39) 2. Rob Robinson, 38 24:54.2 1. Wilfred Bigel(pw, 71 1:28.5 800 F3ETER Finals 2. Jim Waste, 53 27.7 (35-39) S Houlton 2:22.1 3. Bill Petvier, 35 26:11 1. E Hill 45.15 Women 35-39 Men 55-59 33** J Seward 2:34.4 Hen 40-44 2:32.4 1500 METERS 2. T Bianchi 1. Janie Duff, 36 1. 55 17-8 34.69 T ^brtin 2:35.1 1. Gary West, 41 22:54.8 VIomen 35-39 Robert Higginbothom 3. J Mont^anery Women 40-44 Men 60-64 30" 27.60 2. Charles Harut, 44 24:53.6 1. Janie Duff, 36 5:39.1 (40-44) 1. Fdrian St. Clair, 4i 2:55.0 1. Burl Gist, 62 17-5 (40-49) Hen 45-49 Women 40-44 1. M Valle 36.50 Women SO-54 2. Bob Hunt, 62 17.8 N Kbndsnider 3:02.4 3:10.5 1. Miriam St. Clair, 41 5:53.1 2. F Galbraith 36.21 V-»T*T 1 N 3. 22.1 •ten 50-54 Women 50-54 Bill Burke, 63 3. T Wesselowsld. 35.59 Wonen 40-44 33" lOOK Hurdles 270 yard Dash Ti Fred Dunn, 53 26:35 1. Marilyn waste, 52 6:21.5 (30-39) 2. Walter Newman, S3 29:40.5 Hen 30-34 1. Cherjrie Sherrard, 43 16,7 (45-19) 1. P teschker 25.5 Hen 55-59 r.evnaioo 2:0i.S 1. A1 Lomeli, 30 4:10.8 1. T Wesselowski 35.90 2. J Freeman 30.1 1. Harry Siitonen, 56 3):31 amv !'oon, 2:05.4 2. Dan Minutillo, 32 4:17.1 2. J Gilmore 30.37 400 I-CTER Finals 3. T Osthoff 32.9 2. John Friesen, 55 31:57 3. Reynaldo Corona, 32 4:23;8 3. H DBurllngton 29.55 Worten 30-34 (40-49) Iten 60-64 roc Bro'wne 2:05,1 4. Danny Moon, 34 (50-54) 4:24.2 1. Mary Itehner, 30 1. S STiith 30.8 1. Don Teppola, 60 33:25 I'.en 40-44 63.1 1. J Fraundorfer 41.31 Women 45-49 2. D Dorion 34.5 ••en 65-69 1. George Cohen, 42 1:55.9 2. D Gas]un 35.30 1. Almeta Parish, 4!> 1:13.4 3. C Timnans 35.4 1. Frani: Saylor, 68 32:23 2. Richard Schupbach, • 1:59.2 '•'er: :i-c9 3. G Seifert 24.52 Women 55-.59 3. 1. Jpi'sT; .Kemecv, 3S 4:37.2 5ten 70-74 Pete Pdcharcson, 44 2:02.9 1. Shirley Dietderirt), 5l (50-59) 4. Tom. Cathcart, 43 2. Harvev rra.'T-ilin, 29 4:11. 1 A: 32.3 1. Gordon Wallace, 72 29;15«3 2:05.5 Hen 30-34 (55-59) 3. Steve Wcccener, 37 4:1:.1 1. G Douglas 49.8 Iten 75-79 5. John Krepick, 40 2:14,2 1. D Iteli 24.32 1. Eugene Drlvar, 31 2. V McRoy 59.0 32:08 6. Walt Van Zant, 43 4. r'3vi<2 Hirri7>elberaer, 36 4:27,6 49.5 (60-64) 1. Ches Unruh, 75 2:15.8 2. John Redding, 31 7. Dee Baltzer, 44 Ken 40-44 51.4 1. G Nordgren 37.14 2:19.7 3. Dave Pogue, 34 100 Meter m. 10.000 METERS 8. Steve Nevins, 41 1. HlcTiord Schu!?bach, 41 4:05.e 52.7 2. D Bill 29.79 2:27.6 Hen 25-39 (30-39) 30" Women 30-34 Hen 45-49 2. Georoe Cohen, 42 4:16.6 (65-69) 1. P teschker 15.4 1. Ron Whitney, 39 Lindy Hayes, 30 39:33 1. Tom Kankin,45 3. Dave Heyes, 40 4:28.6 52.2 1. R Carter 40.00 2:ie.0 2. Bill Alston, 38 Wo.Ten 35-39 2. O. Leaend, 45 4. Kichael Holbrook, 40 4:33.2 54.9 2. D Jcnes 29.29 2:29.8 3. Anthony Craddoak, 39 3X yard H.H. 1. Daphne Dunn, 36 43:23 Fien 50-54 5. Wayne Kever, 42 4:44.0 58.7 3: R Schanzle 27.67 Ken 40-44 (30-39) Women 60-64 1. Jack Hodges, 50 6. Dee Baltser, 44 4:55,7 2:16.7 1. Bill Knocke, 42 1. P Ibisdhker 48.2 1. Jaclyn Caselli, 61 47:10 2. Ken Napier, 50 2:16.9 r-'en 45-49 52.3 (70-74) 4:31.1 2. Ron Toombs, 41 Fen 30-34 3. Harry Hill, 54 2:35.6 1. Jerry Lewis, 47 55.8 1. C Thcn^ikins 28.11 3. John Krepick, 40 Shot Put Ernie Rivas, 32 31:36.4 Men 55-59 2. Everett Riogle, 49 4:45.0 55.8 4. John Lehner (30-39) Robert Gomez, 31 36:43.4 1. Don Jackson, 55 3. Hill Alnon, 49 5:04.3 56.8 Javelin Throw 2:21.3 Iten 45-49 1. B Harris 6.77 R. Jacobs, 30 37:17.4 Hen 60-64 4. LariTy' Petulla, 45 5:34.6 (30-34) 1. Bruce Springbett, 49 2. J Cantrell 6.42 4. William Helm, 32 53:16.1 1. George Poloynis, 64 Kien 50-54 57.3 1. D Peebles 46.99 2:39.7 2. Nick Newton, 48 3. C Nudd 6.12 Fen 35-39 2. JohnElliott, 61 1. Edwaird Singleton, 51 5:17,9 57.3 2. J O/erton 34.80 2:44.4 3. Tom Rankin, 45 4. M MoNutt 5.83 Bill Sevald, 36 31:47.8 Hen 2. Jin waste, 53 6:04.1 58.6 3. W Andersen 34.67 65-69 4. Bill Alraon, 49 (40-49) 3. 6:19-B Peter Day, 37 32:11.3 1. Don Longenecker, 66 2:32. Steve Geraghty, 50 66.4 1. S anith 8.54 Men 50-54 (35-39) Greg Jewett, 35 32:39.0 Men 70-74 Hen 60-64 2. E Taylor 4.74 1. 5:56.7 1- Ken Napier, 50 Oaryl Zapata, 37 33:06.0 1. Joe Goodman, 70 3:19. George Polynis, 64 58.7 1. E Hill 48.35 Hen 55-59 F.ark Gallo, 39 35:45.4 Men 65-69 2. J Montgomery 35.70 Triple Jla^i 1. Don Jackson, 55 Thomas Zades, 38 44:32.9 200 hSTER Finals 1. Don Longenecker, 56 5:00.6 58.9 3. J Grider 29.70 (30-39) 2. Phil Amot, 57 (40-44) Hen 40-44 Women 30-34 {•)en 70-74 59.7 P t^chker 34' 7" 1. Joe Goodman, 70 6:41.1 ec-f4 1. 0 Thcnpeon 38.01 1. Bill t-teinhardt, 41 33:23.4 1. Mary l^ehner, 30 28.2 . n ^ Clarence Killion, 64 2. L Boots 2. Jake White, 40 33:32*5 2. Maria Magana, 32 30.7 69.0 30.00 stole vault :'en 45-49 Worren 35-39 2. George Poloynis, 64 69.7 (45-49) (30-39) 1. J Gilnore 1. Everett Peggie, 49 36:43,4 1* Janie Duff, 36 3. John Elliott, 61 70.4 42.24 1. P teschker 8' 0" 29.1 (50-54) Men 5C-54 Wonien 40'-44 Ken €5-59 !• Dave Stevenscm, 53 36:43.9 1. Harry Koppel, 69 1. J 9uelds 45.20 Long Juip 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 28.6 66.5 2. rred Dunn, 53 41:17.4 2. Bill Fairbank, 65 2. W Seivgstock 28.28 (30-39) V)orien 45-49 69.2 3. T Thylor Ken 65-69 3. Jerome Lopes, 66 72.1 23.88 1. P Raschker 18' 1 1. Alrneta Parish, 45 30.4 (55-59) 1. Paul Reese, 65 40:16 2. T Osthoff 13' 0" Women 50-54 1. R Bergenlsack 2. Haurry Harder, 65 42:43 5000 METERS 34.33 3. C Sepsas 11' 10" 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 39.6 2. C Strong Men 70-74 Women 30-34 20.96 4. S Monroe 10' 6" V/or^en 55-59 (60-64) 1. Margaret Lewis, 30 (40-49) 36.9 23.21.8 Women 45-49 1. G Mordgren 39.48 1. s smith 14' 8" Hen 35-39 2. D Hull 1. Vicki Bigelow, 46 26.08 100 HETER Final 1. Matt Pruitt, 37 22.4 18:27.2 (65-69) Women 50-54 Ri^ Jinp Women 30-34 2. Bill Johnson, 37 22.9 1. R Schemzle 23.30 1. Marilyn Waste, 52 (30-39) 1. Hery Lehner, 30 13.7 3. G. Carty, 36 23.1 24:19.3 2. C Dougleis 15.77 F«n 30-34 1. P Raschker 2. Iteria Hagana, 32 14.9 4. Bill Alston, 38 24.0 (70-74) 1. Robin Clark, 32 (40-49) women 4^ 5. Herman Kuhfeld, 39 24.0 16:48.9 1. rh«i Men 35-39 1, C Thogpkins 32.19 1. S anith 6. James Johnson, 37 .•.•o-e:. 4: 2f.* 7. Anthony Craddock, 39 1. Allan Stanbridge, 35 16:13.0 Airieta Perish, 45 14.4 24.6 Wjnen's Everrta Discue Throw Hen 40-44 Wo-en 5C-54 Men 30-34 1. Jack McHath, 43 18:24.5 (30^39) 17.8 4 X 100 Relay 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 1. Eugene Driver, 31 21. Men 45-49 1. C Sepseis 17.91 (30-39) v.-cT-en 55-59 2. Kike Jackson, 33 21. 2. C Mudd 17.66 1. Larry Petulla, 45 22:06.4 1. ainningham "A" 61.4 Shirley Dietderich, 55 17.0 3. Greg Marshall, 34, 22.8 Iten 50-54 3. B Harris 15.85 2. Birmingham "B" 65.8 Worer. 60-64 4. Edward Bonner, 31 23 4. M Grider 12.58 1. Edward Singleton, 51 20:10.4 3. Birmingham "C" 69.2 1. Harjorie Hunt, 63 21.8 (45-49) 2. Jim Waste, 53 22:49.5 .'•-.en 30-34 1. s smith 21.69 :'ar. •;i-44 Men 65-69 4 X 440 Relay 1. Eugene Driver, 31 10.7 1. Don Longenecker, 66 2. D Dorion 18.60 F-ler, 41 18:37.5 (30-39) 2. Fike Jac!:son, 33 11.0 22.9 2. Harry Harder, 65 3. E Taylor 12.37 2. Bill -d.ocke, 42 21:11.2 1. Atlanta TC 4:40.0 3. Greg Marshall, 34 11.2 22.9 Men 70-74 2. Birmingham B 5:01.2 4. Edward Bonner, 31 11.4 3. Itel Brooks, 41 23.5 Javelin Throw 1. John HcGee, 73 27:25.6 3. Binranghara A 5:03.7 4. Pon Toorbs, 41 24.3 (30-39) F.en 35-39 1. Bill Johnson, 37 11.3 5. Phil Haresra, 43 24.5 1. C Sepseis 19.14 KILE RELAY One Nile Rui . 2. Rufus Morris, 37 11.5 6. John Le!--ner, 25.0 400JCTER RELAY 2. M McNutt 18.48 Hen 35-39 (30-39) 3. Hermian Kuhfeld, 39 11.7 7. Richard Findley, 42 27.7 Hen 30-39 3. B Harris 10.77 1. West valley Track Club 44.9 1. Atis Peterson's S.C. 3:43.0 1• S Houlton 5:21.6 4. Bill Weller, 35 11.9 lien 45-49 (40-49) (Kufeld, Weller, Fiarshall& JeweiSeW Men 50-59 2. T Kbrtin 5:45.2 12.1 1. Kici; Ne-wton, 48 22.7 1. S anith 25.30 5. Anthony Craddock, 39 1. West Valley J&S 4:29.9 3. J HDllCMay 5:57.8 12.2 2. Bruce Springbett, 49 22.9 40-49 2. D Dorion 13.00 6. Tom Leutzinger, 35 (Napier, wagenschultz. Hill t 3. Hans Eruinner, 49 24.3 1. So. cal Striders 44.7 3. E Taylor 9.84 Men 40-44 Armstrong) (40-49) Walt Butler, 41 11.1 Hen' •50-54 2. West Valley Track Club A 46.9 Men 60-64 1. N Vfendsnider 6:32.0 Knocke, Sill, 42 11.5 1. Ed r.ahany, 51 25.9 ( Brooks, LaTorre, Springbett, & 1. Corona Del Har 5:06.6 2. I Kbnrad 7:21.5 LaTorre, Gil, 44 11.5 2. Bernard Stevens, 53 26.2 Sen Anixter, 44 11.6 3. Will Robinson, 51 27.4 Simpson ) Hiree Nile Run 3. West valley TC B 48.9 Ron Toombs, 41 11.9 i;en 55-59 (30-39) Phil Maresca, 43 11.9 1. Richard Zumwalt, 55 26.6 (Maresca, Jones, Sanchez, S Varty) 1. J HDlloway 20:02.7 Men 50-59 Gerald Varty, 40 12.3 5ten 60-64 2. S Monroe 22:19.2 Doug Felder, 40 12.5 1. Clarence Killion, 64 28.0 3. C Andersen 23:43.0 2. Sam Hoover, 63 30.4 Men 60-69 (40-49) Hen 45-49 1. Bruce Springbett, 49 11.7 Hen €5-69 Corona Del Mar 56.7 1. I Kbnrad 23:55.4 (Poloynis, 2. Nick Newton, 48 11.7 1. Payton Jorda.n 65 WR 26.1 Hen 50-54 2. Harry Kol^pel, 69 26.7 440 Dadi 12.3 Iten 70-74 (30-39) 1. Don Cheek, 52 12.5 1. Ken Camirte, 74 32.1 1. P Rasdhker 60.8 2. Edjj^any, 51 12.6 Ften 75-79 2. J Freeman 67.8 3. Bernard Stevens, 53 12 1. Sing Lvm, 77 34.4 3-.' B V4iitt 1:14.2 4. Marion Sanchez, 50 (40-49) 5. Louis Sarto, 52 13.9 1. N Wandsnider 1:24.4 page 28 National Masters News August 1982

Hen 65-69 SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK t FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS FIELD EVENT RESULI 1. Jim McCarthy, 68 30.52 2. John McDonnell, 68 27.20 Rice University, Houston, Texas POLE VAULT Height 3. Frank Baylor, 68 21.30 June 12, 1982 30-^4 !'ien 70-74 1. Jim Williams, 30 16• 6" 1. Ken Carninc, 74 35.78 35-39 2. Don Pierotti, 71 31.76 100 METERS 1. Roger Weme, 38 13*0" 3. Bill walker, 70 29.40 55-59 Max Goldsmith 27.89 1500 METERS 2, Bruce Hotaling, 38 1310" 10.000 METERS Ken 80-84 MEN: Winn Talley 28.28 40-44 21.70 WOMEN: 1. Franklyn Pennock, 80 MEN; i. Dee DeWitt, 43 12*0" 30- 34 J. B. Haggcrty 10.70 John Alexander 26.52 2. Thocn Jones, 42 8*0" Joe Sincerely 1D.8S Fred White 28.63 30-34- Cindy Bass 5:05 TRIrLS JIT^J ri staTiZ 30-34 James Darcy 50-54 Dan Thiel 11.01 Len Wray 28.70 Coidie Domingue 6:03 35;04.2 (Feet) W. J. Seldin 30.52 Fred Gallardo, 51 11'0" Wilson Laday 11.10 40-44 Allen McDaniel 30-34 Len Perkins 11.24 40- 44 Mary Jo Cillasple5:24.8 34:75.8 55-59 Bill Rozelle 1. Dd Baskaxiskas, 31 Russell Austin 11.26 40.28,0 1. Jim Johnson, 59 8*0" 400 METERS Simon McNamee 35-29 Tony Thomason 11.52 45-49 Kay Duplichan 5:58.2 40:42.2 Jim Wallace 40:49.0 1. R'ofus Morris, 37 42'3" Robert Ooherty 12.51 POLE VAULT • Heicht WOMEN: Jim Ryan 44.00.2 40-44 MEN; 60-64 35-39 James Vicks 11.20 1. Dee DeWitt, 43 37 "4" 40-44 Miki Hervey 45-49 Boris Balic 41:57.2 1. Bill Burke, 63 7*0" Ed Jones 11.50 72.39 30-34 Dave Reinhart 3:52.3 2. Richard Findley, 42 32'4" 2* Ralph aiesneyer Doug Spencer 11.56 Russell Floyd 4:24.2 45-49 Willie Smith 11.60 55-59 Tom Bass 44.48 65-69 MEN; Rick Nelson 4:26.7 Jack Dunn 11.92 1. Jim Vernon, 65 10*6** 1. Joe Durrenberger, 47 23'6" ian Meikle 4.29.2 50-54 R. Contreras 12.03 30-34 J. 8. Haggerty 49.22 Jack Lofte 4:40,7 Victor Mariani 12.40 HIGH JUMP 1. Ed Mahany, 51 32*9" Danny Thiel 50.73 no hurdles Rick Schoenig 12.51 Cene Timberlake 4:08.53 Women 40-44 55-59 Howard Ware 51.80 1. Jim Johnson, 59 Len Perkins 51.92 John Cook 4.33.1 MEN: 1. Ch^rie Sherrard, •43 4*4" 30*11" Roy Turner 11.61 Lou Vicenik 52.00 Paul Soechting 4:42.5 Wo.-:ien 50-54 60-64 James. Nurd 11.72 Ken Endris 53.11 30- 34 John Braseil 14.62 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 3*7" 1. George Poloynis, 64 20*2" Hans Cordon 12.08 Phil Baker Lloyd Wickboldt 55.52 4:18.9 Tommy ThomasonlS. 31 Johne Head 12.11 Ken 30-34 Gene Villarreal 55.67 Allen McDaniel 4:19.6 Ken Ibert 17.52 Bill Neal 13.14 1. Ed Baskauskas, 31 6*4" Distance Mike Kleinhenz 56.79 Bill Mayer 4:21.2 Ken 40-44 (Mieters) Randy Hiriard 58.31 Daniel Carza 4:27.7 35-39 Don Baxter 20.05 45-49 Paul Johnson 11,80 Women 30-34 Paul Pena 4:30.5 Steve Kent 20.30 •i 1. Jim Brown, 42 5* 8" Tony Deatherage 11.89 35- 39 James Vicks 51.52 Peter Snell 4:52.6 2. Dee DeWitt, 43 5*6" 1. Sandra Stepp, 32 (4Kilo 8.72 Jack Theriot 12.18 Willie Smith 52. 93 40-44 John Head 16.49 ^ten 45-49 ( sab.) Distance Bob McClashan 12.21 Torrey Eisenhut 53.92 ino Cantu 4.18.0 1. Nick Newton, 48 5*10" (Feet) Rudy Conzaies 13.13 Billy Vick 5:06.2 50-54 Joe Murphy Leon Compton 14.13 Paul Young 56.50 16.49 2. Don Rose, 47 5*6" 2. Joan Hann, 30 26*435" Larry Duplichan 15.21 Dale Hager 56.79 Iten 50-54 Women 40-45 5:48.8 I, . Byron Willis 57.21 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 1. Herm Wyatt, 50 WR 5*ioV* 35'SV* Joe Murphy 13.00 Bob Snider 59.77 t- 5:41.6 HIGH JUMP 2. Fred Gallardo, 51 4*10** 2. catie Burke, 43 21*8" Bill Bumgardner 13.21 Mack Stewart 54. 21 Ken 55-59 Women 45-49 John Kendro 13.60 Roy Turner 54.77 MEN: !• Jim Johnson, 59 4*8" 1. Alneta Parish, 45 26* V Sam McWhirter 14.57 David Kirkman 57.46 5000 METERS Women 50-54 E. Reyna 15.14 2* John Friesen, 55 3* 10" Richard Arbaugh 62.40 30-34 John Brasel S'S" Men 60-64 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 20*9" WOMEN; Lee Sanders 5*4" 55-59 John Alexander 13.30 1, Burl Gist, 62 5*0" f-len 30-34 Distance Paul Johnston 52.50 Fred White 13.51 30-34 Lynn Trafton , 21:52.3 35-39 John Hatfjeld 6*6" 2. Fritz Meyers, 60 4*6" (••ieters) Bob Cozens 58.50 Winn Talley 13.62 Bill Elliott 6'0" 3. Bill Burke, 63 1. Gary Kelmenson, 32 11.80 4*4" Len Wray 14.00 40-44 Mary Jo Clllaspy 18:22.0 Don Baxter 5'0" Men 65-69 2. Bill Shisler, 31 9.62 W. J. Seidon 14.92 50-54 Bill Bumgardner 65.40 E.. Reyna 70.95 1. Jim Vemon, 65 4*8" Men 35-39 Sam McWhirter 74.13 MEN: 2. Jim McCarthy, 68 4*4" 1. Fred Johr4Ston, 36 12.22 40-44 John Head 5*0" 200 METERS 2. Charles Beard 4*6" Men 70-74 Cornelius McCormic)c, 38 12.00 55-59 Winn Tailey 65.42 30- 34 Dave Reinhart 15:51.6 1. Don Pierotti, 71 3*6" 3. Richard Stepp, 37 9.02 Max Goldsmith 66.32 Mark- Blenden 16:45.2 Men 80-84 Men 40-44 WOMEN: Scott Demaree 17.08.0 45-49 Bob McClashan J|*10" !• Franklyn Pennock, 803'6*' 1. Thorn Jones, 42 8.46 60+ John Alexander 59.30 40-44 Miki Hervey 31.11 Fred White 66. 95 35-39 Bertrand Myers 18:56 Jack Theriot 4*1** 1 Men 45-49 W. J. Seldan 71.83 Bob Snider 19:09.8 1. James Hart, 46 13.62 MEN : 55-59 Jim Hill LONG JUMP Distance 2. Stewart Thomson, 49 12.70 40-44 Alien McDaniel 16.28.7 Women 40-44 3. Ted Wassam, 49 12.06 30-34 J. 8. Haggerty 21.48 BOO METERS Phil Baker 60+ Charles Beaudry 4*2** 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 12* %*' 16.31.9 4. Joe Durrenberoer, 46 9.44 Danny Thiel 22.00 6(11 Benson 20:02.7 Len Wray, ys" Men 30-34 Men 50-54 ,, . Len Perkins 22.70 WOMEN: 1. Greg Marshall, 34 18* 6" Wilson Lariay 22.81 45-49 Ino Cantu 1. Jim waste, 53 8.S2 16:37.0 Iten 35-39 Russell Austin 22.83 2. Louis Sarto, 52 8.76 Coidie Domingue 3;04. 1. Rufus Morris, 37 22* 6" Lloyd Wickboldt 23.65 50-55 Ed Hilta 21.47.5 LONG JUMP Men 55-59 Ken Endrts Al Lawrence 2* Lester Bonds, 38 22* 1" 23.94 40- 44 Miki Hervey 2:39. 21:52.3 1. James Curran, 57 10.50 Villareal 24.30 MEN; Ken 40-44 2. Bradley Pearson, 59 7.76 Ken Ibert 25.21 55-60 Jack Moore 22.26 Hugh Adams, 42 19* 3f' MEN: 30-34 Leon Perkins 19* 9 3/4" •ten 60-64 2. Dee Dewitt, 43 18* 8" 35- 39 James Vicks 23.12 Lee Sanders 18' 2 1/2" 3. Bill Mitchell, 42 18* 5" 1. Mike castaneda, 63 13.78 Doug Spencer 23.69 30- 34 Dave Reinhart 1:56. 5000m RACE WALK Ken Ibert 16' 9 1/2* 4. Gerald Varty, 40 171 7„ 2. Bob Stone, 62 12.84 Pat Mitchell 24.40 Len Hilton 1:58. WOMEN: 5. Doug Felder, 40 16* 9V* 3. Bill Burke, 63 11.36 Paul Young 24.50 Herston Hall 1:59. 35-39 John Hartfleld 2T 0 3/4" Byron Willis 24.54 Mike McCracken 2:01. Ed Jones 20' 3 3; 4" 6. Richard Findley, 42 15* ' 63f' 50-54 Barbara Neuhaus 37:19.2 70-74 Rick Schoenig 24.55 Russell Floyd 2:03. Robert) Contreras 16' 10 1/2" Men 45-49 - Jack Dunn 25.66 Rick Nelson 2:07. Jack Dunn 16' 0 1/2" 1. Richard Van Der Beets 16*' 2" '71 Steve Kent Gerald Bennett 2:11. MEN: rten so-84 (-eet) 26.11 Men 50-54 40-44 Hans Cordon 19* 8 1/2" 1. FrnTik ?er*nock, 80 29*2" !• Fred Gallardo, 51 17* 3Jjt. 40-44 James Hard 23.86 Mark Scheld 2:07. 30- 34 Dave Cwyn 24:56.8 John Head 17' 0 1 «2" 2. Ed Mahany, 51 16* 73?" Roy Turner 24.08 Dale'Hager 2:12. Charles Beard 13' 7 3/4" 3* Louis Sarto, 52 14' 4%*' 3i:^ V/EIGrfT (Meters) Mack Stewart 24.57 Torrey Eisenhut 2:13. 40-44 Phil Bradley 32:56.8 Men 30-34 Fred White 24.82 Bob. Snider 2:14. 45-49 Tony Deatherage 17' 4" Ken Sz-59 1. Gar>' Kelr.enson, 32 9.60 Hans Cordon 25.00 Victor Mariani 2:21. 45-49 Boris Balic 37:19 Jack Theriot 15' 8 3/4" 1. Jir, Joh.nson, 59 16' John Head 2. Bill Shisler, 31 9.27 25.07 2» Robert Hiaginbotha.Ti,,55 15* V 40-44 Mack Stewart 2:07. SO-54 John Stowers 26:24 60+ Fred White Men 35-39 Ken 60-64 45-49 Paul Johnson 23.61 Bill Mayer 2:07. John MacLachan 28:55 1. Richard Stepp, 37 6.02 Tony Deatherage 24.62 Bill Benson 2:23. 1. Bill Burke, 63 13*5" Fter. 40-44 Jack Theriot 25.07 Marvin Herring 2:23. Ken 65-69 1. Rich.ard Findley, 42 7.03 Bob McClashan 25.80 joh.n McDonnell, 68 11*8" !ten 45-49 Rudy Conzales 27.22 45-49 Ino Cantu 2:10. Ken 70-74 Charles Wimberly 2:14. irt Thomson, 49 16.04 i. Don-Pierotti, 71 ^8*9" 50-54 Bill Bumgardner 28.07 Billy Vick 2 23. 2. Jim Hart, 45 11.82 John Kendro 28.90 Leon Compton 2:44. Men 50-54 DISCUS Distance E. Reyna 30.73 1. Jin v;aste, 53 4.89 Sam McWhirter 32.21 50-55 Henry Winston 2:19. (meters: Men 55-59 E. Reyna 2.50. •A Women 30-34 1. Brad Pearson, 59 4.14 1, Sandra Stepp, 32 31.32 Iten 70-74 SHOT Women 40-44 DISCUS 1. Don Pierotti, 71 6.44 rrr • 1. Catie Burke, 43 16.65 Women 30-34 MEN: Women 50-54 MEN: 1. Sandra Stepp, 32 5.63 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 17.75 30-34 Ken tbert 39' 9 1/2" Ken 30-34 30-34 Ken Ibert. 111' 1/4" 44' 1/4" 1« Tor. Fahey, 33 49.94 35-39 Jerry Paulson 34' 10" Dave Cwyn 2. Bill Shisler, 31 36.04 , Bill Elliott 34' 7 1/2" 35-39 Jerry Paulson 104' 8 1/4" 3. (3ary Kelmenson, 32 33.14 Ronnie Rawls 34' 6" Steve Kent 98' 9" 4. Willia.m Helm, 32 30.88 R. Contreras 33' 9" R. Contreras 92' 9 1/2" Hen 35-39 Jack Dunn 32' 2" 1, Doug Wells, 38 46.52 Steve Kent 29' 6" 40-44 Charles Beard 2* Cornelius KzCorriick ,36 41.54 91' 7" 3, Fred Johnston, 36 ' 37.42 40-44 Charles Beard 32' 1" 45-49 Jack Theriot 85' 10" 4. Richard Stepp, 37 27.56 Peter Riede 30' 8" Men 45-49 60-65 Charles Beaudy 91' 1 1/2" 1. Stewart Thornson, 49 43.56 45-49 Jack Theriot 26' 8 1/4" 2. Jajnes Hart, 45 42.54 3. Don Rose, 47 30.92 60+ Charles Beaudry 42' 7 1/2" 4. Joe Durrenberger, 46 22.56 Hen 50-54 i. 1- Louis Sarto, 52 24.30 Men 55-59 .4 1. James Curran, 57 26.68 r\-.- 2. Brad Pearson, 59 19.86 Hen 60-64 1. Bob Stone, 62 40.30 f 2. Mike Castaneda, 63 39.42 3i Bill Burke, 63 34.68 August 1982 National Masters News page 29

METROPOLITAN ATHLETIC CONGRESS ELEVENTH ANNUAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNE 13,1982, KINGS POINT MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY.

100 •muiers 500H ni.'ic'f 500 *n3r.erB TEAM SCORES 20^ 30-34" 30-34 30-39 50-59 Overall eoores ALPHpNSt) UANCE 31 PC 11.7 IVAN BL\CK 33 AC 31:26.3 JON FOLBER 34 NY 4:33.6 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB (AC) 57 NEW YORK MASTERS 161 N. Y. MASTERS 132 IVAN BLACK 33 AC 12.5 35-39 40-44 NEW YORK MASTERS (NY) 51 NEW YORK PIONEERS 10 N.Y. A.C. 98 35-39 JOE DES3LE 36 •MY 32:21.1 JOHN MULVEY 40 NY 5:49.1 NEW YORK PIONEERS (PC) 20 HEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB S N.Y. PIONEERS 70 HARVEY GROSSMAN 39 NY 12.4 40-44 9 FLUSHING MEADOWS T.C. (FM) 11 SIM- FLUSHING MEADOW 17 JOHN MULVEY 10 MY 12:20.5 GUNTHER DAUTH 45 l^Y 5:03.6 10-19 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 33 MEL BAKNWELL 43 PC 12.2 45-49 NEAL WORTMAN 47 ITi 5:06.7 NEW YORK MASTERS 183 NEW YORK MASTERS 31 RICHARD OEEKE 44 PC 12.3 JACK HOITANO 19 NY 21:03.7 NEW YORK PIONEERS 27 NEW YORK PIONEERS 13 RICHARD KAYE 41 NY 13.3 50-54 HERBERT KaNIA 50 NY 4:38.3 FLUSHING MEADOWS 3 ANDREW MIRECKI 42 NY 13.B HOWARD JACOBSON 31 ES 25:59.1 AL COHEN 51 NY 5:43.7 ^5-49 RON VALIENTE 51 NY 29:10.0 55-59 TOM •RLBOTT 49 NY 15.1 GEORGE THOMPSON 56 AC 5:04.6 RESULTS FR£>1 THE FOUKIH ANNUAL a£VELAND TRAOC CLASSIC JUNE 19, 1982 at Cuyahoga Ccnnunity 50-54 TRIPLE JUMP College West.. .Parma, ftiio ♦denotes TOM BRllOKS 52 PC 12.9 30-34 meet record 5000 iierera JOSEPH KELLY 53 NY 13.4 1V.\N BLACK 33 AC 35'1 30-3^ ALAN COHEN 51 NY NT 40-44 OPEN WOMEN - MILE RUN WP WINNERS JAY H,LEBRAND 33 FM 16:12.9 55-59 THOiUS DLODGETT 13 MY 37'3 35-31 1. Laura Hurphy - un 5:08.19 OPEN MEN - Clinton Davis MAURICE LENTZER 56 NY 15.0 RICHARD K.^Y£ 11 NY 30'10 ROGER SHELDON 35 FM 16;12.7 2. Michelle Kaiikin - un 5:09.50 60-64 30-;^ 30-39 MEN- Edward Hill 45-49 3. Linda Carney - un ..5:21.Si DAVID LAW/ER 63 rc 12.9 P.aY CARSTENSEN 30 NY 33'2 10-19 MEN- Marry TollIver NEIL WORiTiAN 47 NY 19:26

- 1. Edward Hill - un 45*7?;*' ' 30-OVER 440 YARD BELAY WOMEN 2. Norm Bower - Over The Hill TC 43*5" 5000 walk 100 meters 3. Carl Kldn - UCIC 40*2** 1. Am Arbor TC 44.30 45-49 ^ _ - 45-19 4. Tom Kohl - Piqua TC 38*4%*' 2. Kent TC 44.75 ANNa'cIKJLNICK N* 16.3 SKIPPBR CIARK DOROTHY KELLY 31 AT 65.2 16 NY 26:11, 5. Pay Carstensen - NY Masters 35*9*' 3. Over The HillTC 47,92 50- 54 ,. 40-44 6. Piricy Johnson - Over The Hill TC..33*7%" 4. West Pern TC 50.26 CHRIS MCKENZIE 50 NY 15.4 LOUISE ASPERAS 12 NY 82.B SHOT PUT 5. Second Time Aromd. 50.56 ANNA CIHJLNICK 47 NY 24'9 BEVERLY COHEN 52 NY 24.0 50-54 30-39 PEN - 100 YARD DASH CHRIS 1CKENZ1E 50.NY 72.3 30-OVER HOE RELAY 200 metert DISCUS 1. Walt Henderson - im .9.62 * 5000 I 1. Am Arbor TC ...3:39.61 30-31 15-19 2. Idiiar Miller - Ann Arbor TC 9.84 SKIPPKR CLARIC A'T 2B.I ANNA CIHJLNICK 47 NY 63'1 3.' Clarence Ray - Am Arbcrr TC 9.85 2. Cleveland West RRC., ,,.3:44.16 40.44 MILA KANIA 51 NY 18:44.5 50-54 4. Bob Allen - un ...10.08 3. Over The Hill TC...... 3:56.77 ESuTsE ASPER4S 42 NY 35.4 _ CHRIS NCKENZIE 50 NY 54'1 5. Amend Gibson - Atlanta TC, 10.11 4. Cleveland East ...... 4:01.27 45-49 10000 m«tT. 6. Bobby James - un, 10.14 ANNA ClRUm^CK 47 NY 35.3 30-34 50.54 UOBI MEISELES 31 HY 49:16.1 ranis iCKENZH 51 NY 32.4 BEVERLY'COHEN . 52 NY 58.0 page 30 National Masters News August 1982

50-54 ICN 100 4TH ANNUAL HILL COUNTRY tto-l-g HEN - HIGH JUMP 70-^ PEN 100 A0-A9 MEN - 880 YARD RUN Jack Fischer 12:97 CLASSIC MASTERS TRACK MEET. Henry Schumacher 19:50 1. Alonzo LIttlejohn.Jr. - Littlej..5'10" * 1. Harry Tolliver - Clifton TC 2:09.32 * Don McConnaughey 13:08 MASON , TEXAS. JUNE 19. Donald Fitzwater 13:37 2. Barry Kline - West Penn TC 5*6" 2. Russell Robinson - Man. Flight K..2:26.73 70+ ICN 200 3. Ray Boyd - S'2" 3. Jerry Behcler - Cleve. West RRC...2:3A.31 Henry Schumacher lOOM 50-54 ICN 200 40:06 A. Thomas Ragland - it'fl" A. Bill Gibson - un 2:A3.08 M30 J 8 Haggerty 10.47 27:86 5. Jim Barrett - Over The Hill TC....2:55.26 Donald Fitzwater 70+ MEN 400 M35 James Vicks 11.02 kO-l*9 MEW - LONG JUMP Robert Morris 27:97 MAO I Richard 16.06 B.W. Deacon 1:15:28 Don McConnaughey 28:23 M45 Tony Ceatherage I. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC..I8'I4:" * AO-A9 MEN - MILE RUN 11.85 M50 John Kendro 2.. Ray Boyd - un I7'9i" 70+ PEN 800 13.76 1. Lee Hegedus - Team Ohio....'. A:A3.75 50-54 MEN 400 H65 Fred White 13.69 3- Thomas Ragland - un I7'V' B.W. Deacon 3:06:00 2. Jim Waldorf - un A:55.68 Robert Morris 1:00:35 W35 Lynda Drake 14.9 't. Larry Colbert - Potomac Valley... 17'ii" 3. Clifford Pauling - NY Pioneer Mas.5:08.61 Donald Fitzwater 1:04:69 5. Alonzo LIttlejohn.Jr. - LIttlej..I5'91" 70+ ICN 1500 A. Larry Patterson - Southeast RC....5:11.26 Ed Kramer 1:10:34 200 6. Charles Dudley - un .,.15'U" John Stout 6:53:80 5. Bob Frost - un 5:A2.30 M30 J. 8 Haggerty 21.82 6. Bob Wisner - Cleve. West RRC 5:'i3.3A 50-54 ICN 800 M35 James Vicks 22.91 ItO-lig MEN - SHOT PUT 70+ ICN 5000 Ray Hatton 2:10:22 John Stout MAO Hack Stewart 25.90 24:31:11 1. George Hirk^ - un A?'!" A0-A9 MEN- 2 MILE RUN Ralph Miller 2:10:25 Glenn Powell MAS Tony Deatherage 24.71 Robert Morris 2:32:11 34:16:64 2. Carl Klehm - un AO'I" 1. Jim Waldorf - un 10:22.91 * M50 John Kendro 29.63 Ed Kramer 2:38:33 M60 John Alexander 3. David Lucas - un 3VU" 2. Larry Patterson - Southeast RC IO:A8.82 70+ ICN LONG JUplr' 26.27 A. Dick Mann - Over The Hill TC 31'10" M65 Fred White 29.23 3. Jerry Beheler - Cleve. West RRC...11:55.65 Leon Jos 1 in 11'3" 5. Charles Dudley - un... 25'51" 50-54 ICN 1500 W35 Lynda Drake 32.68 A. Bill Gibson - un IA:03.2A Ray Moore 9'10" 6. Jim Barrett - Over The Hill TC...25'2" Ray Hatton 4:21:42 Henry Schumacher 9'5" 400 Ralph Miller 4:51:37 A0-A9 MEN - 3 MILE RUN M30 Ken Endris 53.45 A0-A9 HEM - DISCUS Joe Ramos 6:11:30 70+ lEN SHOT PUT M35 James Vicks 51.16 1. John Shaw - .un ....16:52.02 Donald Pound 6:36:37 •|. George Mirka - un I37'9" * Leon Joslin 32'3" MAO Mack Stewart 55.15 2. James Forsythe - un 17:35-02 Les Anderson 6:48:50 2. Carl Klehm - UCTC 112'11" MAS Jim Harty 64.23 3. John Mallen - un I7:A3.06 70+ PEN HIGH 3. Malachi HcGruder - Over The Hi 11.102'I" 50-54 ICN 3000 H65 Fred White 67.71 A. Bob Wisner - Cleve. West RRC I8:A9.11 ITiJ. Deacon A. Dick Hann - Over The Hill TC 98'9" Ed Kramer 18:45:00 4'0" 110 HURDLES 5. Ed Domitrovich - un .86'10" 50-59 MEN - HIGH JUMP 70+ ICN DISCUS 1130 Sob Buhl 36" 15.57 50-54 ICN 5000 M35 Dave Oenison 36" 17.87 A0-A9 MEM - 100 YARD DASH 1. Jack Scott - un A'9" * Leon Joslin Hill Breuninger IS 07:05 100'2" M40 Roy Jones 36" 27.13 2. Clarence Johnson - Over The Hill..A'A" 1. Tom Randolph - Motor City TC.....IO.II * Joe Ramos 24:24:00 40-44 WOMEN 800 M45 Francis Johns 36" 22.91 3. Edmund Schuler - West Florida Y...A'O" Christine Curtis 3:02:61 M50 Joe Murphy 33" 18.66 2. Tom Stradley - West Penn TC 10.50 A. Vonly Phillips - West Penn TC A'O" 3. Harry Tolliver - Clifton TC .10.53 50-54 HEN HIGH J 5. Les Trubey - West Florida Y A'O" Jack Fisher 5'4" 40-44 WOIEN 1500 800 A. Larry Colbert - Potomac Valley...10.70 H30 Mike McCroken 6. Scrap 2alba - Geauga Joggers A'O" Frank Guisness 5'0" Christine Curtis 5:49:37 2:02.58 5. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC..10.72 1135 Jack Petty 2:09.72 6. Russell Robinson - Man. FIight...10.80 Andrea Dagenkoph 6:06:03 50-59 MEN - LONG JUMP 55-59 ICN 50 M40 Mack Stewart 2:08.15 Joel Pri tchard 7:40 M45 Norm Pittenger 2:38.71 A0-A9 MEN - 220 YARD DASH 1. Pay Carstensen - NY Masters 16'10" « 40-44 WOIEN 5000 Lary Phipps 8:62 2. Edmund Schuler - West Florida Y...I6'3i" Christine Curtis 22:24:10 1600 1. Harry Tolliver - Clifton TC 2A.I0 3. Jack Scott - un.. I5'll" M30 Rolando Cruz 4:42.99 2. Larry Colbert - Potomac Valley...2A.A3 55-59 HEN 100 A. Rudy Valentine MY Pioneer Mast..l5'IO" 45-49 WOMEN 100 H36 Joe Burleson 4:40.92 3. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC..2A.57 Joel Pri tchard 13:61 17:17 5. Clarence Johnson Over The Hill .I5'li" Nancy Peterson M40 James Thurston 5:28.59 A. Russell Robinson - Man. Flight ..2A.90 Larry Phipps 17:08 6. Vonly Phillips - West Penn TC lA'IO}" Bev LaVelk 18:36 H46 Clyde Boling 5:40.17 5. Charles Dudley - un 25.21 M50 Antonio Colunga 6:29.90 6. Malachi McGruder - Over The Hi 11.27.AO 55-59 ICN 200 45-49 WOIEN 200 M60 A Montgomery 6:01.28 r.. 50-59 MEN - SHOT PUT Tom Norwood 30:15 Nancy Peterson 36:79 M70 Alicia Guerra 5:38.53 A0-A9 MEN - AAO YARD DASH Pay Carstensen - NY Masters 3A'9" * 55-59 ICN 400 Jack Scott - un 32'8i" 5000 1. Harry Tolliver - Clifton TC 52.90 Tom Norwood 1:07:33 45-49 WOMEN 3000 Clarence Johnson - Over The Hi 11..30'lOJ" 25:37:00 M30 Rolando Cruz 16:55.00 2. Larry Colbert - Potomac Valley...55.75 Norman Clark 1:11:17 W.H. McDonald Joe Chadbourne - Over The Hill TC.26'IIJ" M35 Dennis Manske 16;78.37 3. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC..55.76 J. Walker Pierson - Phi la. Master.26'5" MAO Bill Benson 18:46.69 A. Clifford Pauling - NY Pioneer Ma.56.81 55-59 PEN 800 45-49 WOIEN SHOT r> \ 6. Al Jackson - Over The Hill TC 2A'9i" Bev LaVeck 15'10" M45 Clyde Boling 20:18.00 5. Alonzo LIttlejohn.Jr. - Littlej..67.01 Norman Clark 2:48:37 M50 Antonio Colunga23;50.51 6. Bill Gibson - un... 68.75 M60 A Montgomery 21:04.14 50-59 MEN - DISCUS 55-59 HEN 1500 50-54 WOIEN 100 Mary Jane McNamara 18:73 1. Jack Scott - un IOA'2" Norman Clark 5:27:73 400 RELAY 2. Pay Carstensen - NY Masters 86'9" Mike James 6:52:80 H30 Austin TC 46.56 50-54 WOIEN 200 MAO Ten K Survivors 57.93 3. Joe Chadbourne - Over The Hill TC.76'7" Nola- Bruhn 37:97 A. Les Trubey - West Florida Y 75*10" 55-59 HEN 3000 Bob Wilson 20:19:00 1600 RELAY 5. Clarence Johnson - Over The Hill..75'3" 50-54 WOMEN 400 M30 Beats Us 3:41.50 6. Edmund Schuler - West Florida Y,..72'-3" SO-OVER HEN - 100 YARD DASH 55-59 ICN DISCUS Ncla Bruhn 1:22:06 H35 San Antonio TC 4:06.71 1982 SENIOR SPORTS FESTIVAL Harvey Williams 81'2" M40 Dallas Masters 4:11.66 1. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC 10.9A 50-54 WOIEN 800 2. Rudy Valentine - NY Pioneer Ma.II.20 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 40-44 ItN DISClfe LONG JUMP it •<. Joseph Wendlick 103'10" 55-59 HEN LONG J Nola Bruhn 3:04:14 3. Ed Schuler - West Florida Y 11.26 SEATTLE. JUNE 19, 1982. M3G J 8 Haggerty 19- 5% Allan Muul 88'08" Larry Phipps 12'6" M35 John Hartfield h-l A. Herb Kelsey - un 11.AO 50-54 WOMEN 5000 20- 515 5. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC.II.62 40-44 PEN 50 H40 John Head 16- 6 55-59 PEN SHOT Itery Jane McNamara 23:03:00 6. Roger Hooker - un 12.13 Paul Edens 6.„4M9 rtN 50 1145 Bob McGlashan 17- 41-. Harvey Wil1iams Jan Twight 35:38:07 Larry Schwitters gig^Bob Miller 6: 33'9" M65 Fred White 13-1 Hz Gordon Pagenkoph filooBjom Topel 7:31 Walbridge Powell 26'10' SO-OVER MEN - 220 YARD DASH 55-59 WOMEN 400 Andre Young 7-15 f^Fsnk Hier 8:35 TRIPLE JUMP 1. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC 25.80 55-59 ICN Hiai i J. Louise Lunde 29:01 M30 Lawrence Redd 36- 3% M35 John Hartfield 2. Herb Kelsey - un 27.61 40-44 lEN 100 45-49 lEN im_ Glen Ethier 4'6" 42- 915 60-64 WOIEN 200 M40 Jerry Burnet 3. Roger Hocker - un 2^95 Paul Edens Robert Miller 12:25 29-11 Josephine Kolda 34:79 IMS Bob McGlashan A. J. Walker Pierson - Phila. Mas.29.13 Larry Schwitters Harold Hitt 12:53 60-F PEN 50 32- % 5. Alfonso Wilson - un 29.56 Gordon Pagenkph {r^Tony Corvin 14:28 Richard Jones 8:25 Betty Joslin 55:00 M65 Fred White 28- 8% 6. Bill Jordan - Over Thp HI11....31.17 16:00 Ray Moore 8:81 Ross Eberts ^3:SB POLE VAULT Carl Lercher 8:82 60-64 WOIEN 150C Ted Noble 13:67 M30 Richard Wilson 12- 0 SO-OVER HEN - AAO YARD DASH 45-49 ICN 200 Patricia Dixon 6:07:00 M35 Steve Smith 9- 0 Harold Hitt 60-64 ICN 100 1. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC 57.05 40-44 ICN 200 25:37 Robert Miller 25:51 Cal Boyd 13:66 60-64 WOMEN LONG HIGH JUMP. . t- 2. Rudy Valentine - NY Pioneer Ma.58.92 ^auTEdens 23:76 John Fawcett 14:83 Evelyn Lercher 8'9" M30 William DuBose 5- 8 3. Roger Hocker - un 63.91 Don Worrell 25:09 45-49 ICN 400 Richard Jones 16:12 Margaret Merriwetl 7'1" M35 John Hartfield 6- 0 A. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC.65.A9 Gordon Pagenkoph 25:95 Carl Lercher M40 Dave Krueger 5- 2 Jim Cullen 7R.ia Harold Hitt 57:01 17:56 rxu-cA wurtw HIGH 5. Alfonso Wilson - un 73-76 Bjom Topel HAS Bob McGlashan 4-10 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again 87-32 :00:03 Evelyn Lercher 3'2" 60-64 MEN 200 40-44 ICN 400 SHOT PUT Cal Boyd 29:60 Robert Hughs 59-00 >tN 800 60+ WOIEN 50 M30 Mike Wuest 16« 40- 6H SO-OVER MEN - 88O YARD RUN John Fawcett 32:69 Jim Cullen I:00i03 2®""'^ 2:20:00 Josephine Kolda 8:84 1135 Puss Durham " 36- 7% Tony Corvin Del Hesseltine 36:34 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Strid..2:29.31 2:31:84 Myrtle Olson 10:73 M40 Jerry Bumettl2« 33- 5 2. Scrap 2a1ba - Geauga JoggerS...3:07.91 40-44 ffN eoo Bjom Topel 2:32:28 H45 Lee Graham " 39- 9 60-64 ICN 400 Ibrgaret Merriwetl 11:67 3. Stan Tolliver - Over The Hi 11..3:22.81 Jim Gullet) 2:16:05 45-49 ICN 1500 Cal Boyd DISCUS A. Mike Pristash - Born Again Ath.3:33.A7 David Morris 2:21:25 1:13:67 Dennis Ityer 60+ WOIEN 100 M30 Mike Wuest 127- 8 5. Dick Smith - Santown Striders..3:A0.98 4:18:97 Josephine Kolda 17:26 40-44 ICN 1500 Hike Christiansen 4:31:17 60-64 ICN 800 M35 Puss Durham 129- 2 Dean Foumier Myrtle Olson 22:04 M40 Jerry Burnett 99- 3 SO-OVER MEN - MILE RUN Gerry Schmidt 4:12:03 5:06:20 Del Hesseltine 3:18:66 Dick Rappuhn Betty Joslin 22:86 IMS Eddy Lankford 103- 5 Robert Hughes 4:25:48 5:15:95 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Strid.-5:28-79 60-64 ICN 1500 M60 John Alexander 93- 21} Ted Noble 4:32:40 60+ WOIEN 3000 2. Matt Morris - Cleve. West RRC..5:A9.25 45-49 ICN 5000 Norman Hansen David Morris 4:35:53 5:27:94 Phyllis Pearson 23:37:00 JAVELIN 3. Al Jackson - Over The Hill TC..6:25.57 Bob Langenbach Thelma Ditty 27:41:00 M30 Bob Buhl 204-10 A. Dick Fanning - Cleve. West RRC.7:17-27 Tom Waterman :25:3Q 60-64 ICNS 5000 40-44 ICN 1500 M35 Puss Durham 182- 9 S. Mike Pristash - Born Again Ath.B:06.31 Ed Curtis :31:99 Norman Hansen Dennis Ragan 12:42:3/ 19:58:44 M40 Jerry Burnett 95- 4 Dean Fournier :11:03 John Fawcett 25:56:08 IMS Tom Foose 103- 3 SO-OVER MEN - 2 MILE RUN 40-44 HEN Dick Rappuhn :31:00 3000 60-64 ICN DISCUS Ed Glander :22:29 10000 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Strid..11:26.20 15:43:61 Tauno Ottelin 2. Scrap Zaiba - Geauga Joggers...IA:27.09 45-49 ICN SHO'i 89'4-1/2" H30 Rolando Cruz 36:02 40-44 ICN 5000 Doug Smart 42'9" M35 Lawrence Leonard 39:52 3. Mike Pristash - Born Again Ath.l7:A2-A3 60-64 HEN SHOT Doug Rustad Tom Owen 36'5" M40 Ramior Barrera 41:29 16:18:14 Tauno Ottelin MSG Antonio Clunga 47:19 SO-OVER MEN - 3 MILE RUN 31'6" y-44 ; HEN LONG JUItf 45-49 ICN Disg M70 Jess Petty 59:01 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Strid..18:05.06 60-64 MEN LONG JWl'^ Jonny Edwards 18'1" Doug Smart 121'6-1/2" Meet organizers; Lee Graham, 2. Matt Morris - Cleve. West RRC..19:06.55 Carl Lercher Allan Muul 16'3" Tom (X

8TH ANNUAL PENN MUTAL/TAC 50-59 Combineo 60-69 . 65-69 50-54 1.Bill Fitzgerald (55-59) 4(38.8 WESTERN REGIONAL MASTERS 2. Jerry Withers (50-54) 4(39.6 1. Bob Hunt 17,5 1. Ed Austin Dave Jackson 40'10 2. Burl Gist , 17.6 2. Dave Douglass Don Donnelly 33-7i' 3. Delbert Teter • 4(48.2 3. Patrick Devine TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 4. Cunnar Linde " 4i4e.4 3. Herbert Killer,; I9.7 U. Eurt Korro. (65 21.9 5. waiter Atcheson (55-59) 4,55.6 Billtbdl Burke 22.9 CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA 6. Lloyd McGuire (50-54) 5,04.9 5- 55-59 7* Bob Holmes " 5s38.5 JUNE 19-20, 1982 5000 METTP WAIX 1. Raj-moDd Spencer 33*3 3A* 1. Jim Johnson 4*2* 2. Jir. Johnson 29*9 3A" 40-49 Combined Tine 2. Thonas DeVaughn 4*0* 3. Thonas DeVaugh 26'!^* TRACK EVENTS 7S-7Z Dick Schupbach (40-44) 4xli(,o I1. Roger Brandwein 27,14.0 1. Willard Benton 1,32.7 2. Frank Saiz - ' 4i34'4*^.4 66-64 60-64 100 METERS 3. Pete Richardson (45^49) 4,is*? 4. Charles Wimberly • 4iio*fl 40-44 1. Burl Cist 4*B- 1. Charles Kercuri' 29*li* 60-66 5.Totr. Morrow (4C-44) 4»4jt'7 2. Orval Gillett 4*6* 2. George Poloynis 22*4* Time 2^2ii I 1. Da-Ie Sutton 24 ,25.0 3. Bill Burke 4*2* 1. pmul Spangl.r l.kl.l I 2. Charles Karut 25.07.3 1. Eugene Driver 10.6 30-39 Combined 65-69 2. Kike Jackson 11.0 60-&6 65-69 3. Glenn Johnson 11.2 Craene Shirley (35-39)V»0B,8 160-54 1. Herbert Miller 25*11* 4. Thonas Brown 11.5 John Kennedy 4(11.0 1. Jim Vernon 4*4* George Wong Bob Hunt lifrb.? Steve Wagner 4,13.8 5. 12.1 John Kslly 26 ,20 2. Berbert-Killer 3»io* 70-74 Distance Joseph Evanish C.org. Foloynl. 1,09.5 Ken Kohon 4,17i8 6. 13.1 Bob partridg. 1,12.6 Jin Selby 29,20.6 3. Burt Korrow 3*10* Wayne Douglass (30-34) 4 1X8.6 1. Arthur Vesco 19*95" Rick Willians • 4,22.6 -^9 ^ 40-44 4.28.6 35- ,25-^2 Bob Betancourt 75-79 70-74 Paul Falk 4.30.7 wait Butler (40^ 11.1 Bob Si.ban 53.9 Tony •iarshsll (35-39)^06.0 7Wg 1. Chesley Dnruh 31,24.9 1. Arthur Vesco 3*6* 2. Frank Little 11.6 Don Jackaon 59.5 Raul Romero • 4,56.5 Robert watanab. 1,02.6 Tfinfield Mcpaddsn. 34t5di2 1. Winfield McJ^ddBn25*3 3A" 3. Rufus Morris 11.6 2. Redmond Dobs 19*^* 4. Willie Roberson 11.6 Thoaas Clayton 1,06,0 5000 f.TTER Loren Noy.a 1,16.6 75-79 5. John IHjlley 12.0 I 80* SHOT 6. Anthony Crsddock 12.0 30-34 Time 1. Redmond Dobs 3,3. 50-59 7. Bob Hunter (40-44 12.3 Paul Sptngler 34,52.5 Disane. 1. Athol Barton 14 ,56.7 PCLE VAULT 45f 2^ Lewis Beadle 58.2 2. Chuck Poote 15 05.4 ISTESnrCHASE 1. u&ry KelBMsnson 39'9i- Will Robinson liOl.O 3. Steve Sexton 17 (27.0 4,5-4? Hei.-ht Charles Rice 1I01.9 4. Ron Rook 19»27.0 35-3? Time 1. Dave Segal 11.6 Frank Klshi 1103.0 1. Ed Oleata 11-6" 2. Bruce Springbett 11.8 lie Dennis Kasischke 10,14.7 2. Ray Fitzhugh 9*6* 2^ Nick Newton 11.9 3. Jerry Stanners 8*6* 35-39 400 KBTcR HURDLES 605' Conbined 1. Doug Hells 50-I0i- Roger Tsuda >2.6 I: 4j^ Time 2. F^d Johnston 37'Ii- 5. Bill Adler 13. 1. Ronald Jensen 15t25.5 Bob Hunt (60-64) 1,12.1 2. Dennis Kssischki 16(07.0 50-54 1. Nick Newton 55.7 2. Herbert Killer (65-69) li32.5 56.6 3. John Kon^oaery 16,51.3 !>0.44 55-59 2. Tony Nasralla 4. Larry »:ain 17 00.6 1. James -Vic* Cook 14'2j-w(R 1I05.1 3. John Harper 5. Jack Kewley 18(51.5 2. Fred Gallardo 11* 50-59 Combined 1. Gary Bane 1. Bob watanabe 12.8 6. Bill Perry 19*05.6 3. Dave Douglas 10*6- Z8*9 3A- 2. Abe Sheinker 26*0» 2. Ray Spencer 13.8 40-44 Bob Holmes (50-54)1,09.5 '3. Enson Crlnn 17.7 Will Robinson (50-54) lil2,0 George Cohen 53.5 40-44 55-59 55.1 Jack Noble (55-59) 1(12.7 '*5-9? Bob Hunter Thomas Clayton (55-59) li20.7 6Q-6U 'A 65-69 Robert Jones 58.3 1. Dan McCaskill 16(36.3 1. Jim Johnson 9* Jim Waste (50-54)1,32.8 1. JlB Hart 99*6 3/9- Thomas Korrow 56.6 2. Thomas deVaughh 8*6* 2. Stew Thomson 40*8* Lewis Smith 59.5 1. Bob Hunt 13.3 5. 3. Jerry Stanners 26*7t* 2. Alfrad Guidet 13.7 45-49 135-49 Combined 3. Kaydn parks 13.7 35-39 &3O-34 COMBINED 60-64 If. Charles Kereurlo I'f.l 1. Gaylord Karlschmid 17*05.3 (40-44) 58.5 Eugene Driver 49.7 11. Hugh AdasB 50-54 5. Herbert Miller (63)14.5 2. John Harper 17(24.0 12. John Scott (35-39)1.05.8 Orval Gillett 7*iii- Frank Little 52.9 Joe livesay 17*27.0 Bill Burke 7i5-- 6. Burt Morrow (63 15.3 3. l3* Ray fitzhugh (45-49)1,15.4 Harry Hawke 99*11- Bill Knocke 53.1 4. T.R. Eddy 18(41.5 7. Edwin Reiner ^ 15.3 54.6 Dave Douglass Tony Marshall Wes Barrett 16(43.2 35*1 3A" 0. Elner Siegel (65) 17-2 5. 400 KETER RELAY Clark Devilbies 5. John Pulley 56.3 65-69 J2'6- 6. Dick Stolpe 57.6 Jim Waste 23*10 3/9- 70-?4 Tine «;000 METERS 50* Combined Time 3o=2i 7. Tony Crsddock 59.1 1. Jim Vemon 10*6- 7.5. Anthony Castro 14.9 800 y, :t;?s 11. Wong, Rob.r.on, Jaek.on. 2. Elmer Siegel 1. Patrick Devine (59.54) 17 50.2 55-59 Joe Caruso 15.2 2. Bill Stock (50-54) 18 Drlv.r 99,2 30-34 Tine 08.4 3. Don Longeneckerj^j.go) iS 34.6 20+ 1. Bill Bangeret 92*6i- 4. pete Ntindle (50-54)18 37.8 2. Loren Noyas 30*8f- 7}-79 1. Rick Williama 2 >02.9 2. 5. Jim KcCown (60-64) 18 (46.0 3. Ecsor. GriBB 22*ll- Wayne Douglas 2.03.7 6. Wayne Zook (65-69)20 1. Arthur Vesco 6*11*. Sing Lub 16.6 Bob Betancourt 2,12.C 7. Jim waste (50-54)22 11.8 Smith, Mll.r, Segal, <*6.6 Willard Benton 20.2 I Ron Rook 2i38.3 Otf.B Johnson POLE VAULT 30-34. 35-39. 40-44 8. Paul Spar.gler (80-84 ) 27 60-64 1O9.2 Butler, Knocke, Newton, 10.COD RUN 50-* DeWitt 49.7 35-39 1. Kardon Connelly ((>0-44) 14* Daniel Aldrich 95*9 3/%- 2. Carl Brazelton (30-34) 13*6- Jerry Sicfsrt 38*11- 1. John Perry 1*56.9 50-54 Time j 3. Dave Thoreson (40-44) 13- Ro,niald Jensen I60-64 4. Dee DeWitt (40-44) 12*6* 200 65- Conblred 2. 1,57.1 I 1. Polynls, Hunt, Mercuric, 3. John Kennedy 1,59.8 1. Fetrick Devine 36,56.7 Miller 57.9 I5. Ron Flening (40-44) 12* 65-69 1.*! Herbert Killer 30.1 4. Steve waggener 2,00.2 6. Gary Bane (40-44 ) 12* 2. rt Anthony Castro 30.9 5. Ken Kohon 2,05.4 I 7, Joel Whittfield (30-34) n*6- 1. Jacl Thatcher 95*11J- p.fcjAndy Collins 31,6 6. Tony Marshall 2,09.9 55-59 \V11E REUT 6. Jim Ball (35-39) 11* 4.4rEurt Morrow 32.1 7. Dennis Kasischki 2(11.3 70-79 m 8. Jim Shertz 2(21.6 |l. Polynls, Lewis, (60-64) I LONG Distanc. 5.''Ken Carnine 32.5 1. Jim O'Nell 36(10.7 Longsdsla, ibrks 4 159.4 6,7! Sing lAjm 34.9 1. Don Pi.rotti 35-39 39*3" y.ifVillard Benton 43,5 2. Arthur Vesco 40-44 31'10 3/9- 65-69 MEN'S fENTATHLCN 1. Rufus Morris 22'1* Dick Schupbach 2(00.1 2. Carl Flowers 60-64 1, Don Longenecker 39,19.8 75-79 Kel Elliot 21O3.4 2. Wayne Zook 42i05.1^ 35-39 John Pitran 2.03.7 Total Fts 1. Haydn Parks 28.2 30-34 1. RedKond Dow 38*4i- 2. Alfred Guidet 29.2 George Cohen 2jCc.6 1. Fred Johnston 224? 3. Charks Mercuric 30,1 Gary Hooker 2(09.1 2. Jim Ball 1715 Dis:u3 Ton Korrow 1. Tony Baker 33*17.1 1. Alvin Henry 4. Bob partridge 31.7 2(18.3 ZO'Zj- 2. Neil Sybert 35,35.2 Dave DeWitt IB'3- 3. Ron Rook 38(57.9 Gary Bane 40-44 14.5- Tom Brown 17'5J" 55-59 Time 45-49 17*2i- 1. Torn FShey 5. Robert Jones 2. Gary Kelnsnson 175* 1. Bob Sieben 25.4 Pete Richardson 2,08.4 35-39 1. Gary Miller 3349.8 17'i" 116*5" 2. Hugh Adams 2. Robert watanabe 26.6 Jesse Carrington 2,09.2 2675.16 John Montgomery 34,28.3 3. Don Jackson 26.9 Charles Witr.berly 2,14.2 Fiet Sanchez 35,04.4 45-49 35-39 John Harper 2(25.6 1. Ray fitzhugh I. Doug Wblls 2. Roger Tsuda 17*1- 14?-S- 40-44 17'i' 50-54 2463.06 I 3. Jerry Stanners 6-loi- 1. Louis Beadle 26.7 40-44 2. Will Robinson 26.8 Jerry Withers 1. Will Rasmussen 361I9.9 36,45.8 50-54 Prank KisKi 27.4 Bob Holmes 2. Steve Gregg 50-54 3. K.el Rich 39(26.2 1. (tsry Bane Charles Rice 27.7 Lloyd KcGuire 97*2* 1. Fhil Schlegel 3078.8 2. Abe Sheinker 87*U- Cunnar Linde 2.. Dave Jackson 18-7t- Louis Beadle 2. Pred Gallardo Charles Rice 45-49 it5dt2 -70-74 45-49 1. Dave Segal 1 joe livesay 36,43.8 55-59 ,14.9 1. gen Camine 2372.0 1. Stewart Thoasi 142*6* 2. Nick Newton '1724.6 2.. James Kart 3. Bruce Springbett24,5 5: ,56.5 Jim Johnson 134*8- 1. Bill Fitsgerald 4. wes Barrett 3* Ray fitzhugh 4. Roger Tsuda 25.6 IfS ,18.6 Ray Spencer lg*5- 04*1* 2. waiter Atcheson 5. Kendall Webb bz .•?4.9 WC-..TN*S PENTATHCN 2. 16'li' Charlie Mcvey 3. Don Jackson 6. <*7 ,42.3 I 60-64 50-54 40-44 IVe >!ETER HVRDlg 60-64 I 1. Charles Mercuric 1. Harry Hawke Dte DeWitt 40-44 13i*5* 25.3 I2. Bill Burke 2. Donr. Maurer James Ceraoe 26.5 12-9|- 127*U- David Lewis 205.4 1. Chrtstsl XiUer 2946.2 I 3. George Poloynis lO'Zj- Dick Straub 109*6- George Foloynis Dave Douglass 207.3 Th.o Vlltx 19.6 104U- Clark Devilbies 96*4- 35-39 KeUht HlSH JDHF 65=62 Jerry Wojcik 94*U* 70-7'' 1. w»lt Butl.r 23.2 1. H.rb.rt Mill.r 2. St.vc Robbin. 23.6 30*34 19•3/." 1. sid Kidd.n 2i59.1 12. Burt -Horrow ii-io- 60-64 3. Frank Uttl. 23. B 1. Wait Butlsr 19.3 I 3. £la.r Si.g.1 zk.li 2. Alvin Hsnry 1. ThoflAi Dossil 6*4* Ii'3i- I., Rufus k^.orri. 15.9 1. Daniel Aldrich 5. crald Ka.on 25.2 Hugh Adsns 15.6 159*3- ?S-79 2. Kike Castaneda 6. Anthony Craddoekj!5.7 2: Davs DeWitt 16.3 137*11" Gary Bans 3. Jerry Siefert 1X2*6- 300.3 5. 16.6 1. WilUrd Btnton 4. Bill Burke 109*5" 45-49 1. ItufMs Korris 11, Hieh..l Andor. 13'3i* 5*8- IZ. Jo. Caruso IZ-lOf 80-Bb 1. Ed Olsmtm 16.1 |3- Arthur V.ieo ll'Zf 65-69 1. Euf.n. Drlv.r 21.7 2. Bill Adlmr 18.3 40-44 2. Klk. Jiekion 22.6 3* Ray Pitxhugti THIPIE JOW 1. r.ul Spangl.r Jijl.b 19.9 1. jack Thatcher 119*1- IHOP M-'SRS 60* Cocibin.d 1. 'John Dobroth 6*2" 2* C.A. Mc»hon 10a*l- •S , 50-59 A 55-59 35-39 Mi 65-69 *• D.*ld li—l. (60-69) Si}2.7| 3. CatY Bmiis 3*2* Corg. Folyni. - 51)9,91 1. Fr.d dlmrds 17.8 1. RufuB Korrl. 39'6C 1. Andy collln. li20.3 )• Anthony Vmldlvl. • $i)6,9| 2. Uici.n Sslsamr 26*7 3A- 2. Don Donnolly 19,j X. Ken camine 45-49 109*»" 3. Ji. Johncon (55 20.9 2. Arthur Vesco 4. loron NoyM (55 28.9 78*U- 70-7* Sid Midd.n (70-7*) 6)18^91 5. JlB MUta 27.1, 1. Kick ftewtOA 5*4* 2. gay Fitshugh 4*10* ^edr:cn* Dobs ICS* »- 1. K*n C.mln. li22.4 3. Robert WllUrd l.ntan(75-79) TiW-sl 2. Hir.field i;e?adde^66*7*

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•4 JAVFITN 200 V37FP 50* Combined 15:47.1 DISCUS 5000 meters Harvey Franklin 39

James V. Noonan 16:39.0 57 • 5^ Distance S0-5U •t's- 90-99 Tom Hayes 16:52.3 37 1. Dick Straut) 120*8" 1. Magda Kuehne 39.3 Phil Vaughn 17:40.8 35 2. Clark Devilbiss lO^**©" 1. Catia Burka 57'9* Wil Willhite 19:07.8 36 3. Dave Douglass 103*2" X' ' 70» 95-50 . 3000 meter SS-59 2-. Bess James if2.3 steep!echase Gary Roas 12:45.88 36 3. felicitas Salaiar 55.1 1. Chriatal Killar 82*5* 1. Edward Chynoweti lWf*8" 4. Marina Salisbury 6<*.o 2. Tom OeVaughn 7^*9* 1ong Jump John Gilleepie 19' 3i" 36 50-59 triple Jump John Glllesple 43' 3" 36 60'6k 1. Jeanne Carter 29.6 1. Shirley Kinsay 83*3" 2. tBgdelena Kuehne 9912* James O'Connor 36' 10" 36 1. Jerry Siefert 125*0" ^t.%'- 2. Bill Burke 10a*5* 35-39 hammer Richard Stepp 103' 2" 37 3. George Poloynls 54*8" 70-74 ' L*V 2. Girmy Sargent 30.2 pole vault James TruJSllo 11 • 0" 35 t' la Edith Kenoyka 62-l- James O'Connor 9' 6" 36 TRIFLE JUf.y 1. Chuc* We>ahon 107'i>- 3. Deborah Terrano 31,5 95-99 discus Charles Chapln 141' 1" 37 James Trujillo 118* 1" 35 70-7't 400 kSTERS (A.11 Cor.bined.^ 1. Christal Killar 26'6i* Richard Stepp 86' 6" 37

»».t V" 1. K»n Carnin* 9S''»" 2. Arthur Vaaco 70*9" 35-39 50-59 Javelin Allen Phillipa 194' 9" 39 James Trujillo 145' 0" 35 1. Cinny Sargent Il06a0 1. Kagdalana Xuahna 22*0 3/l>" Rich,&rd Stepp 154' 7" 37 75-79 JAVEIIH 1, Radmond Oom 90'1* ifO-U4 shot put Charles Chapln 50' 8*" 37 35 1. Jeanne Carter 9C-99 Distance James Trujillo 43' 4" 1105.9 29' 84" 37 2. Kathryn O-wen 1.19.6 Richard Stepp 10-T> Platanea 3. Karen Kilke I1I6.3 1. catia Burka 73*7* Gary Ross 26' 64" 36 1. Gary Kalmanson 112>0" Event Name Time/Distance 50-59 95-99

iio-au 1. larllyn waste 1:27.6 1. Christal Millar 99'7- MAST ERS 1-A 40 -)?4

1. Aha Shalnkar lOJ'lO" 100 meters Paul Edens 11.6 41 70-79 50-59 Ron Toorabs 11.6 41 «•. hS-ho 1. Bess James 1:33.0 1. Shirlay Kinaay 73*7* Gerry Varty 12.1 40 2. t.ari11a Salisbury 2 ,59.0 David Alvord 12.43 40 t T ; C: . 1. Stewart Thoaaon 157'8» Robert Gent 13. 12 40 V •'• 2, Jaaaa Hart 112"'t" 5000 r.'ET-RS (AIL XC:'"*; CeMBIN~D' 70-79 1 ••- ^+- I.Shirley Matson (90-99)17,C9 1. Edith Manoyka 57*10- 200 meters Paul Edens 23.7 41 iSzSit 2. JudyKewley (35-39)18:9:. Don Worrall 25.5 44 :V- j.Porothy Stock (95-9?)i9:25 1. pave Douglaas 128"f 9. t.argaret lewla (30-39)22,57 David Alvord 25.91 40 2. Jerry WojciA 105*9* 5.*ailne waters (35-39)22,53 HAYWARD FIELD MASTERS CLASSIC Jack Jensen 26.2 41 r f;r J, Clark Devilbisa 98*0" 6.BevHarju (90-99)25,17 J im CulLen 26.7 43 7. Marjorie Eddy (45-49)2bIl3 EUGENE, OREGON 8. i-iarllla SaiiBbury(70-74)^Q.t|]^ Sizil JUNE 26 & 27, 1982 400 meters Paul Edens 54.1 41 1500 KETERS (ALL WOMEN CPyBIKP) REijULia Ron Toombs 54.6 41 1. Bill Bangarat- llh'9* Cliff Cordy 55.24 44 2. Thoreas De vaughr 106'0" Time Naae lime/Ula tance Event Dennis Glasgow 55.81 41 3. Exson Crlma 61*7" I.Shirley Matson (40* 44) 5.-03.4 } j >^* - David Alvord 58.9 40 2.Susan Hunter (30* 54)5)37.2 SUBMASTERS S-1 '50-^4 !V 3.MargaLret Lewis (30* 34)6:03.0 Michael de la Cruz 60.5 43 60-6U 4.Marilyn Waste (50* 54) 6:30.6 Bill Hodge 62.59 40 5v>-<. 5. Felicitas Salazar(70* 74)9:01.8 100 meters Greg Marshall 10.95 34 1. Danial Aldrlch ll»6*7" David Pietka 11.53 31 G.Harilla SalieburyCTO* 74)10,57.i 800 meters George Cohen 2:00.7 42 Bill Knocke 2:03.9 40 sooo waik 200 meters Greg Marshall 25.0 34 65-69 Don Miller 2:04.57 40 B.H. Wellington, Jr 25.3 33 1. Chuck McMahon 108*6* 35-39 Time ll- 4: 10.2 42 1500 meters George Cohen 1, Jolene Steiger 27i23.1 54 400 meters Greg Marshall 51.73 Don Miller 4:13.5 40 70-7'» 54.56 Bill Niemi 50 Bill Waiyer 4-. 16.7 44 95-99 1. Don Piarottl 120*9* Larry Randall 4:22.T5 40 Jim Hiebert 2:01.46 31 2, Arthur Vaaco 101*6* 800 meters David Morris 43 1. Dcnna Goofcln 36)37.0 Wayne Douglas 2:02.66 34 4:33.9 Val Schultz 4:34.8 42 Bill Biemi 2:06.5 50 Dale Grace 4:40.8 43 75-79 60-69 Mike Warner 2:07.9 30 4:42.0 2:09.2 32 Edgar Kousky 1. Redmond Doma 91*1* 0. Scott Hobdey Bill Hodge 4:48.6 40 1. Rosa Kaah 35100.7 B.R. Wellington, Jr 2:20.9 35 Ed Bender 4:51.7 44 ??.ACK FViNTS Tom Balcolm 4:55.0 40 70-79 1500 meters Jim Hiebert 4:09.2 31 600 Mrrns Wayne Douglas 4:15.1 54 1. mrllU 5alisbur39ilS.2 5000 meters David Morrlo 16:49.0 43 35-39 liaa Gordon Garlock 4: 17.7 34 Val Schultz 16:57.4 42 4:38.2 54 1. Olnny Sargent 2i29.0 10.000 )'ET-9 .Run Timothy Sills John Baldwin 17:20.8 44 B.R. Wellington, Jr 4:41.2 55 35-39 Ed Bender 17:53.0 44 Edgar Kouaky 18:00.7 17:22.4 1. Kaxina Waters 9Bi20.1 5000 meters Timothy Sills 54 Maurice Champagne 18:22.3 42 90-1*9 Bob Gervais 17:26.3 51 Bill Hodge 18:39.9 40 Robby Jacobs 17:52.5 52 1. Kathryn Owen 2t57.9 90-99 H.G. Anderaon- Wyckoff 19:23.1 41 1. Beverly Wrju 9B1I9.2 110 meter Peter Cadigan 19:25.4 43 50-59 Dave Stephens 16.0 high hurdlee 52 Gcui-y Reddaway 19:40-2 41 1. Marilyn Waste 3119.3 95-99 Charlie Fleishman 21:45.1 42 high Jump Dave Stephens 6*2" 52 1. Dorothy Stock 98)38.2 55-59 3000 meter Beale Hyatt 12:43.5 40 2. Donna cookin 96i93.0 51 long Jump David Pietka 21" 1li" steeplechase 1. Mry IBO 54 3i96.B EtSK J97,'? Greg Marshall 19' Si" Dave Stephens 19" 2s" 52 Event Name Time/Distance 52 70-79 95-99 Height C. Scott Hobdey 16' 9l" 110 meter Dee DeWitt 15.6 43 1. Beaa Jamaa a,Qi i 1. Sheila Newton 9*0* pole vault Stuart Jonee 14' 6" 55 high hurdles lew- Thome 16.7 43 2. rwrllla Sallabury j,3£'5 Timothy Sills 12* 0" 54 Robert Gent 18.53 40 100 FETE?- nil Coahlnadl 50-59 discus Dave Stephens 127' 4" 52 400 meter James McAhee 1:04.8 40 22:2!i. 2i2» 1. Shirley Kinsay 3*2" int. hurdles Lew Thome 1:06.83 43 Event Name Time/Distance Gary Christenaen 1:07.8 41 la Debortth Terrano XkmB SHOT 90-99 Distance SUBMASTERS a-2 SS-5t high Jump Dee DeWitt 5' 4" 43 hO-Mk Robert Gent 5' 4" 40 1. Catia Burka 21'6f* 100 meters Leon Lincoln 10.8 57 Maurice Champagne 5' 2" 42 1. Jeanne Cartel^ x^*2 Dan Wigart 11.2 55 Duane Daggett 12.22 55 50-59 long Jump Gerry Varty 18' 14" 40 Bill Weller 12.41 ; 55 17' 5" 1. Shirlay Kinaay 31'2|" Dee DeWitt 43 Robert Gent 16' 5" 40 1. Cbrletel Miller 1*^,1 200 meters Bill Weller 24.6 55 70-79 triple Jump Dee DeWitt 37' ICS" 43 60-6!* 400 meters Paul Dungan 50.4 37 1. Edith Kenoyka Ei'll" Dan Wigart 52.19 35 Beale Hyatt 44* 3" 40 1. Karjorie Hunt 21.<* Bill Weller 55.78 55 hammer LONE JUMP 70-79 pole vault Dee DeWitt 11' 0" 45 800 meters Jim Brumbach 1:59.1 55 70-7» Steven Warr 10* 6" 41 1. Edith Kenoyka 7*6* Gene Tlmberlake 2:01.4 38 la Bess jaaes 20a7 Don Worrall 10* 6" 44 2. terilXa Salisbury 29#? Tom Warren 7' 6" 44 1500 meters Ramfay Thomas 4:02.6 58 Harvey Franklin 4:07.43 39 discus Robert Gent 115* 11" 40 Gene Timberlake 4:09.2 38 Don Worrall 83' 4" 44 Ed Pord 4:20.4 55 Phil Vaughn 4:42.3 55 Javelin Gary Reddaway 149' 5" 41 Wil Willhite 5: 11.1 56

shot put Jerry Borthcutt 34' Is" 43 Edgar Kousky 32' 7 3/ 4

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MASTERS 1-B i'i-m triple Jump Hal Buck 30' 3 3/ 56 1500 meters Evelyn Hess 5:49.5 46 John Wilson 23' 9*" 59 Susan Means 6:16.9 49 100 meters Gilbert La Torre 11 .7 45 Bruce Springbett 11 .73 49 hammer Ralph Hassman 79' 1" 3000 meters Evelyn Hess 12:19.9 46 Nick Newton 11 .8 48 57 J.C. Hoffman 12 .23 47 pole vault Richard Hordquist 9' 0" 56 discus Connie Wilson 71* 11" 47 Harold Hitt 12 .48 49 Bob Bannister 12 .67 45 discus Ralph Hassman 102* 2" 57 shot put Connie Wilson 25* 2" 47 200 meters Gilbert La Torre 24 .0 45 shot put John Wilson 24* 3" Nick Newton 24 .0 48 59 WAjTERE 2-A 50-54 J.C. Hoffman 24 1 47 Event Name Time/Distance Donald Gray 24 .32 47 100 meters Dorothy Anderson 18.3 53 Bob Bannister 26 .15 45 MASTERS 3-A 60-64 Bob Fletcher 51 .05 45 400 meters Harriet Wilson 1:32.8 54

100 meters Cal Boyd 13.7 60 ; 1 . 400 meters Nick Newton 54.0 48 800 meters Marcia McChesney 3:19.9 52 Carl Oates 14.35 63 Bruce Springbett 54 .92 49 Harriet Wilson 3:30.38 54 J.C. Hoffman 55 .02 47 200 meters Cal Boyd 28.4 60 Harold Hitt 56 .25 49 1500 meters Marcia McChesney 6:17.3 52 Gilbert La Torre 56 .47 45 400 meters Cal Boyd 1:05.81 60 Bob Bannister 56 .76 45 3000 meters Marcia McChesmey 13:33.1 52 Harriet Wilson 14:10.1 54 5000 meters 20:46.7 Event Kame Tlme/Ui stance Bill Lynch 61 Loren Kernes 25:28.0 61 HAbTERS 2-B 55-59 1500 meters larry Powell 5:24.5 45 MASTERS VB 65-69 400 meters Arlene Koyiello 1:55.5 55 5000 meters !fom Waterman 17:01.7 46 Dan Jaehnig 16:53.3 49 100 meters Fayton Jordan 12.6 65 800 meters Arlene Noviello 4:07.7 55 Larry Powell 20:14.4 45 Harvey Koppel 13.39 69 WASTERS 3-A 60-64 110 meter Fayton Jordan 26.2 Bob Plaherty 20.6 49 200 meters 65 high hurdles Harry Koppel 28.0 69 100 meters Josephine Kolda 16,8 64 high jump Nick Newton 5' 6" 48 400 meters Harry Koppel 1:05.3 69 200 meters Josephine Kolda 54.2 64 Rick Hartley 4- 10" 47 Bob Plaherty 4' 8" 49 300 meters Don Lengnecker . 2:41,64 66 400 meters Josephine Kolda 1:24.4 64 A1 Tarpenning 4* 6" 49 1500 meters Don Longnecker 5:02.8 66 long jump Rick Hartley 16'' 4" 47 5000 meters Don Longnecker 18:54.5 66 48 hammer Prank Miller 125' 3" MASTERS TRACK MEET discus Ross Carter 115* 0" 68 pole vault Allen Morris 9- 0" 46 DENVER, IOWA shot put Ross Cart^ 42' 3 3/4 68 discus Bob Plaherty 92* 8" 49 JUNE 26, 1982 Ronald Van Dusen 68' 1" 46 MASTERS 4-A 70-74 Wom«n javelin Bob Flaherty 138' 1" 49 25>2f Y««rt 400 meters B.W. Deacon 1:15.8 71 720 VD 0ASH->1. Oiant Bigler (Ocnver) ».9), 2. B«th Ronald Van Dusen 101' 4" 46 Tolan (WBverly) 32.M 440 YD OASH-1. Diane Bigier (Denver) 49.SI shot put Ronald Van Dusen 27' 7j" 46 110 meter 100 YD DASH-1. Diane Bigier (Denver) 13.33, 2. Qeb high hurdles B.W. Deacon 22.8 71 Fufland (Denver) 15.96 HIGH JUMP-I. Deb Furland (Denver) 3-0. MASTERS 2-A 50-54 30-34 Years 400 meter 220 YD DASH-] Marg Suffer (Lincoln, NE) 29.57 int. hurdles B.W. Deacon 1:24.0 71 IWM LOWHURDLES-l. JoAnneFober (Oenvef)20.4 100 meters Jack Coy 12.96 51 MILE RUN —1 Mary GuentfwlDenver) 7.46.2,2. JoAn- Prank Anderson 13.7 54 ne Fober (Oenver}'8.05.7, 3.ConnieRiley(Denver) 8.26.4 long jump Leon Joslin 10' lOi" 70 100 YD DASH-I Marg Sutler (Lincoln. NE) 12.78, 2. Tom Brinton 13.98 54 Marsha Cobberiy (Denver) 14.S8 pole vault B.W. Drucon H' 0" 71 LONG JUMP-1. Marge Suffer (Lincoln, NE) 13-10 200 meters Tom Brinton 29.1 54 33-39 Years Gene Wilkinson 30.95 50 440 YD DASH-1. Ruby Gabbard (Oenver). 1.33.94, 2. discus Leon Joslin 108' 3" 70 Lucille Fober (Nashua) I 34.48 SHOTPUT-1 Nadine Bnmeyer (Denver) 23-ll'A. 2. 1:01.3 54 400 meters Tom Brinton shot put Leon Joslin 31' li" 70 Marcia Nuss (Denver) 23-8V4 Tom Sturak 1:05.4 50 100 M LOW HURDLES-] Andrea Beane (Oelwein) Gene Wilkinson 1:06.2 50 19 21 Event Name Time/Distance MILE RUN —1 Jane Novick (Oenver) 7 48.3, 2. Lucdte Fober (Nashua) 8.1S.0. 3 Marcia Nuss (Denver) I.S.OI 800 meters Tom Brinton 2:26.7 54 • WOMEN ♦ 100 YD DASH—] Andrea Beane (Oelwein) 13.34, 2 Lucille Fober (Nashua) 14 21 SUBKAoTERS S-1 1500 meters Bill HcChesney 4:37.8 54 30-34 JAVELIN—1 Nadine Brimeyer (Denver) 51-6, 2. Marcia Nuss (Denver) 49-8 Tom Sturak 4: 48.1 50 880 YD DASH—I Marcia Nuss (Denver) 3.57.07 200 meters Ann Brizzee 31.45 30 40*44 Years 31.8 Bill McChesney 17:04.5 54 Chari Heberlein 31 100 YD DASH-1 Joyce Miller (Onver) 17.08 5000 meters 45-49 Years Stan James 17:22.0 50 400 meters Chari Heberlein 1:10.48 31 220 YD DASH-1- Betfy Pappas (El Dorado, KS) 33.45 John Hepner 18:02.7 50 440 YD DASH—I Joan McCready (Denver) 1,35.84 Gene Wilkinson 19:10.7 50 SHOTPUT-1. Betty Pappas (Ei Dorado, KS) 24-1^2 hammer Sandra Stepp 123' 8" 32 100 M LOW HURDLES-1 Betty Pappas (El Dorado, KS) 22 07 5000 meter 100 YD DASH-1 Betty Pappas (Ei Dorado, KS) 13.97. Jim Primrose 12:40.2 51 discus Sandra Stepp steeplechase 103' 6" 52 2 Caryl Tiaden (Denver) 16.70 OlSCUS-t Betty Pappas (Ei Dorado. KS) S5-5W Event Kame • Time/Pi s' ance javelin Sandra Stepp 91- 11" 32 LONG JUMP—1 Betty Pappas (£1 Dorado, KS) 11-6 Men 110 meter shot put Sandra Stepp 29' 3" 32 25-29 Years Frank Anderson 20. 19 54 440 YD DASH-1 Mark Bigier (denver) 58.26, 2 Dave high hurdles Mackey (Denver) 1 03.64 , 3 Dar Pals (Waterloo) 1,09.66 Herm Wyatt lOO YD DASH-l. Mark Bigier (Denver) 11 22, 2 Ker high jump 5' Hi 50 SUBKASTERS S-if 55-39 Petcrsen (Denverj 11 66,3. Terry Dehmiow(Denver) 11.88 John Hepner 4' 6" 50 SHOTPUT-1 Dave Mackey (Denver) 33-3, 2 Steve Dianne Warren 15.11 39 100 'iTteters Mulder (Denver) 3M0"4. 3 Larry Zars (Denver? 26-5^- JAVELIN —1 Mike Smram fWatenoo, 102-4. 2 Dave pole vault John Hepner 8' 6" 50 1500 meters Carol Jackson 5:23.8 35 Mackey (Denver) 99-9. 3 Larry Zars (Denver) 77-]: HIGH JUMP—1 Dave Mackey (Denver) ii-6 discus Sherrell Sears 11 1 ' 5 52 120 YD HIGH HURDLES-i Bob Boy«e (Denver) 19 29 MASTERS 1-A 40-44 2 Dave Mackey (Denver* 19.56 mile RUN —1 Jim Tnomoson (Shell Rock: 4 38.88. 2 John Hepner 126 ' 8 javelin 50 James Ward (La Porte) 4 40 U, 3 Ralph Longus (Water 100 meters Jeanne Carter 14.3 42 loo) 4 sioo shot put John Hepner 35' 21 50 Mary Cullen 16.2 43 triple JUMP—1 Steve Murley (Denver) 32-10^ Sherrell Sears 54- 43 DISCUS—1 Ken Petersen iDenve') 96-9'/?. 2 Sfeve 52 Mulder (Denver) 84-7. 3 Larry Zars (Oenver) 70-0 Jack Coy . 31' 6i' 51 200 meters Jeanne Carter 29.7 42 220 YD DASH-l Mark Bigier (Denver) 25 94, 2, Ken •» Petersen (Denver) 26.86, 3. Mike Sinram (Waterloo) 26 90 880 YD DASH—1 Jim Thompson 2 02 69, 2 James Ward WASTERS 2-B 55-5q 400 meters Jeanne Carter V:05.7 • 42 1:15.1 45 (La Porte) 2.02 70, 3 Mark Sullivan (Waterloo). 2.12 M Mary Cullen LONG JUMP—Rod Diercks (Denver) 16-6. 2 Mickae! Smram (Waterloo) 16-5'/i. 3 Dave Mackey (Denvw) 15-8 100 meters Robert Watanabe 12.7 56 1500 meters Mary Cullen 5:24.9 43 30-34 Years Fremont Sturm 14.9, 55 Kay Porter 5:55.1 41 440 YD DASH—' Paul Hedquist (Denver) 57 91,2. Jerry Hammel (Denver) 1 01 94 Norma Thompson 6: 15.78 43 200 meters Richard Nordquist 27.7 56 100 YD DASH—1 Darwin Ramker iWaveriy) 11.43, 2 Albert Johnson 27.8 59 Mike Butler (Waveriyi )) 81, 3 Jerry Hammel (Denver) Gretchen Merten 12:29.5 40 12 16 George Puterbaugh 28.7 57 3000 meters 12:43.7 41 SHOTPUT —1 A! Bucholz (Denver) 34-9^, 2 John Kay Porter Cmeltk (Denver) 32-11. 3. Jim Furland (Denver) 31-7^« Norma Thompson 13:20.0 43 400 meters Robert Watanabe t;01.5 56 JAVELIN-1 William Cook (Waveriy) 169-10, 2. John George Puterbaugh 1:02.24 57 Cmelik (Denver) 105-4. 3 Curtis Kamaus (Cfermont) di sous Marilyn Osgood- 104-8'/? Richard Nordquist 1:04.4 56 HIGH JUMP-l William Cook (Waveriy) 6-1, 2. Jim Knight 49' 6" 41 Furland ^Denver) 5-2 120 VO HIGH HURDLES-1 Ted Schroeder (Roc* 800 meters George Puterbaugh 2:27.? 57 shot put Marilyn Osgood- Springs WY) 23.32 MILE RUN-t Skip Smith (Waterloo), 4.48, 2 Arny Knight 20' 5" 41 1500 meters John Wilson 6:11.2 59 Henket (Waveriy) 5 01. 3. Jerry Hammel (Oenver) 5.15 MASTERS 1-B 45 TRIPLE JUMP-l Bill Cook (Waveriy) 39-2'A, Ted Schroeder (Rock Springs WY) 30-6 110 meter Richard Hordquist 18.3 56' DlSCUS-1. Scot Mclntosn (La Porte) 99-6. 2. Jim high hurdles 100 meters Lyn LaGrander 16.0 45, Furland (Denver) 91-0, 3. Jonn Ctr^lik (Oenver) 81-lOW 220 YD DASH-1 Paul Hedquist (Denver) 25.37 , 2 Darwin Ramker (Waverty) 21.12, 3. Jerry Hammel (Den 400 meter 200 meters Lyn LaGrander 33.3 45 John Wilson 1:40.97 59 ver) 27 63 int. hurdles Event Name Time/Distance MO YD OASH-1. Skip Smith (Waterloo; 2.13.6.2 Curtis Coberiy (Denver) 2.27 17, 3 Curtis Kemaos (Cfernwnt) high jump Hal Buck 4* 10" 56 231.39 400 meters Lyn LaGrander 1:14.6 45 LONG JUMP-l. William Cook (Waverty) 20-6. 2 Mike long ju®P • Richard Kordquist 14' 7 3/ 56 Bufier (Waveriy) l7-8t4i. 3. Curtis Kamaus (Ciermont) 800 meters lyn LaGrander 3:07.8 45 IS-10-..I

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3S-39 Ytirs 5B-54 Years 220 YD OASH-I Rex Harvey (Des Moines) 24.46, 2. 220 VO DASh-1 Alex Pappas (E) Dorado KS) 27.42, 2. WCH^JN Gary Freecks (Clarksville) 32.83 Forrfes* Ooi^ing (Linco'"" NE) 28 88, 3 R G. Wolf (.Mjn 440 YD DA$H-1. Larry Becker (Clarksville) 1.09.89,. ne*cnka MS! 29.63 100YD DASH—1. Rex Harvey (Oes Moines) 10 48,2. Bill 440 YD DASh-1 Alex Pappas (El Dorado KS) 64 76,2 10000 METERS (30-36) 1-Mlguel RIvera,33:65:8: 2-Antonlo Acevedo,36:39:6; 3-Joae Buss (Denver) 1197, 3. Larry Becker (Clarksville) 12.08 William Ju's (Decorah) 1.1135 Rivera,37:09:5; (35-39) 1-Wal lace Wllllaeia (USVl), 35:02:6 : 2-Vlctor SHOTPUT-1 Rex Harvey (Oes Moines) 44-iOV}, 2. 100 vD DASH-1. Alex Pappas (El Dorado KS), 12.02,2 Cruz.62:37:0; 3-Heclor Rodrlguez,66: 11:2! (60-66) l-.luan Rivera,61:32 Scotly Hargrove (Lincoin NE) 32'll R.G. Wolf (V.innetonka MN) 12.56, 3. Bill Jurs tOecorah) 2-Santiago Qaray,69:61:7; 3-t:anue I Gonzalez, 51:12:1; (65-69) 1-Juan JAVELIN'1. Lynn King (Cedar Falls) 180-3, Rex '423 Ortiz, 60:15:7: 2-Marcellno Mart I ne z,61:50:0; 3-Gulllerpo .Martinez, Harvey 174-6 SHCTPUT-1 Jack Scott (jciiet r.; 41-bv 2. R.G. wolt 67:23:1; (50-56) l-Oregorlo Angulo, 39:20:9; 2-JuUo Reye a,69;2'k:6 120 YD HIGH HURDLES-l. Gary Freercks 'M.nnetonka MN) 32-104r« (Clarksville) 20.0 JAVELlN-i. Jack Scott (Joliet ILl 1224'.^ (70-76) l-Dcnlngo Paflilla, 56:07:9 mile RUN-1. David Fober (Nashua) 6.29.5,2. Darreii HIGH JUMP-1. Jack Scott; joliet IL) 4-8, 2. R.G, Woif WOMEN (35-39) l-HiUla Rarcs (USVl) ,62:61:3 Krueger (Denver^ 7 02 0 • Minnelonka MN> 4-4 120 YD wiGH HURDLES-1. R.G. Wolf 'Minnetonka 3000 METERS (30-36) 1-Antonlo Acevedo,10:50:5; (35-39) 1-Javler Rivera,10:57:8 TRiPlE jump—1. Jim Janvrir (Derve.') ai-ew .MN; 21 83 2 Forrest Doling (L'ncoln NE) 23.07 STEEPLECHASE 2-AngeI Manzano, 11:65:0; (60-66) 1-Luls Luna (Coloabia),10:SB-1; DISCUS—1. Rex Harvey (Des Moines; 133-3 1 RjOLE JUMP-1. Forrest Doling (Lincoln NE) 31-94m, LONG JUMP—1. Rex Harvey (OesMoines' '9-7 2. Gary 2 RG Wolt tMinnetonka MN) 3a-83ia 2-Mlguel Saez, 13:05:0; 3-Tany Rivera, 13:67:0; (50-56) iv-Lul» Torre s Freercks (ClarksvillenS-6V^ DISCUS-' Jack Scott (jo'-et ID 119-S'''3, 2. Forrest 11:55:0; 2-JuUo Reyes, 16:55:0 4044 Years Dolling 'Lincoin NE) 105-6 3. R.G. Wolf (Minnetonka MN) 22C YD DASH-1. John Ewing (Hudson Wl) 25.64,2. Sect - 75-6 LgP METERS (35-39) l-Carloa Soltren, 1:13:30; 2-GBbrlel Reyes, 1:30:31; (60-66) Hargrove (Lincoln NE) 27.61, 3. Ron Grol (G'adbrpok) LONGJUMO-! JackScottiJotietiL) 14-9,2 R.G Wolt HURDLES Miguel Saez,1:12:28; 2-Tcny hivera,1;20:83; (65-69) 1-Cvldlo de Jesus 28.05 ,Minnetonka MN) 14-1 44C YD DASH-1. Jerry Anders (Waterloo) 62.75, 2. 5S-S9 Years 1:02:91; (50-56) 1-Luls Cano 1:09:61; (55-59) l-Franciaco Moya,1;15:03 Warren Gaede (Denver) 67.97, 3. Chuck Bain (Denve-) 220 YD OASH-1. Harry Guth (PerryviHe MO) 28.16, 2 1.17,80 Charles Oiscn (Nevis MN) 28.26 POLE VAULT (35-39) l-Jose Marrero,12'; 2-Jcse 0uiles,9'6"; 3-Oabrlel Reyes,6'6" 100YD DA$H-1. John Ewing (Hudson Wi) 11.36,2. Jack IOC YD OASH-1. Harry Guth (PerryviHe MO) 12.16, 2. (1,5-69) l-Carlos Loubrlel, 10'; (50-56) 1-Mlguel Rivera, 12'; (60-66) Baird (Cedar Rapids) 11.55,3. Tnom Jones (LosGatos CA) Charles Olson (Nevis MN) 12.5,3 Stanley Holt (Waterloo)" Tcoaa Acevedo, 6'7 3/6": (70-76)l-Antrnlo Gotay, 7' 6" 12.33 13.17 SHOTPUT-1, Bob Warren (0?*umwd) 39-11. 2. BJ'l SHOTPJT-1. Charles Olson (Nevis MN) 30-4*4 Toomey 39-3'/^, 3. Thom Jones (Los Gatos CA) 30-6'a JAVELIN-1 Charles Olson (Nevis MN) 104-9 LONG JUMP (30-36) l-frneste Serrano, 6.38®; 2-Jose Gonza1ez,5.32r: 3-Luls Rivera HIGH JUMP-1. BUI Toomey 5-6, 2. John Ewing HIGH JUMP—1. Charles Oison (Nevis MN) 4-6 "TFT3 6.63i'i; (3S-39) I-Eugenlo Davl 1a, 5"75«; 2-Fugenio Falu, 5..70p; (Hudson WO 5-4 TRIPLE JUMP- 1 Charles Olson (Nevis MNL33-5H 3-Ewln Cruz, 5.66111: (60-66) l-Carlcs Lopez, S.15«t; 2-Vlctor Rivera, 120YD HIGH HURDLES-1. John Ewing (Hudson Wi) 5.10p; 3-Jose Cre spo 6,96a; (65-69) 1-Angel Gonzalez, l,,3l'^l 2-l.tarce lo 19.63,2, Thom Jones (Los Gatos CA) 20.8 DISCUS—*. Charles ulson (Nevis MN) 104-9 Canales, 3.98111; 3-Nelson A1 emar, 2.98iit; (50-56) 1-Juan Seise. 2.Sin; MILE RUN-1. Bruce Trimble (Menomonie WI) 5.07.1. 60 and Over 2. Steve Sage (Waterloo) 6.11.6, 3. Chuck Hav (Denver) JAVELIN-l. Joe Shy iChillicothe MO) 56-l'.^ (55-59) 1-Luls Arroyo, 6.65n; 2-Franclsco Moya, 6"t8a: 3-israf! Perez, 7.28,0 HIGH JUMP-1 Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 4-0 3"25f'; (60-66) l-Davld Roheoa, 6,50a; 2-Tcaas Acevedo, 3,69a; (65-69) TRIPLE JUMP-1. John Ewing (Hudson WI) 36-1 SHOTPUT-1. Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 26-5 l-Santtago Verde jo, 3,55a DISCUS—1. Bob War''en (QHumwa) 122-3, 2. Sill 100 YD OASH-1 Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 13.17 WOMEN (35-39) l-Ana Crtlz, 3.26a; (60-66) 1-Nydla Lopez, 3.76a: (65-69) Toomey lU-S'/j, 3. ScotHargrove (Lincoln NE)10^9 220 YD DASH-1. Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 36.08 I-Luzgartla Rcndon, 3.05a; (50-56) l-Iraa Velez, 2.70n. 880 YD DASH-1. Jerry Anders (Waterloo) 2.16.19, 2. MILE RUN—1 Buck McConeghey 'Fairpank) 8,20, 2. Bruce Trinb'e (Menomonu? WI) 2.19.95, 3, Warren Gaede Roland Brandt (Denver) 9 01 (Denver) 2 J2 48 triple JUMP-1 Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 25-2% HIGH JUMP (30-36) I-Frnestc Serrano, 1.53"; 2-Antcnlc Acevedo, 1,36a; (35-39) LONGJUMP-*. John Ewing (Hudson WI) 18-3, 2. Bob DlSCUS-1 Joe Shy (Chillicothe MO) 55-5'/a —rarji— l-Eugenlo Falu, 1.76a; 2-Fugenle DavI la,1.69a; 3-Fdwin Febles,1.65a Warren tOttumwa) 18-0, 3. Scoti Hargrove (Lincoln NE) long JUMP-1, Joe Shy (ChiHicotheMO) 13-0 (60-66) l-Carlos Lopez,1,69; 2-LeBuel Eeauchaap, 1.6(10; 3-Fedrt> Iiojas 16-^0 4549 Yaars Open Relay 1.36a; (65-69) 1-Fellpe Nery,1.33a; 2-).tarce Ic Canale s , 1.2 1a; (50-56) 220 YD OASH-1 Mii'.e Beilile (Readlyr) 30.1, 2. Arlen MILE—'1. Linco'n Track Club 4.25, 2. Andars, Smith, 1-Juan Seise,1.07a; (55-59) l-Franc 1sco k'-ya, 1, l6m. (50-66) >-To»83 Haisne (La Porte) 32.8, 3. Dea-^ Fagerlind (Denver) 33.26 Fagia, Tolan lAatarloo) 4 W.74, 3 Mclntosh, Mclnlosh, Acevedo,1.12mj 2-Frerterlck Berries, l.06r; (65-59) 1-Santiago Verdejo *00YD DASH-1. Mike BeilMe (Readlyn) >2.84,2. Arlen Ward. Trimmtll (La Porte) 4.31.15 440YD—1. Sutler, Muxen. Warren, Hervay (Neoraska) 1.26a; (70-76) l-Antonle Gotay, l.lOa Haisne (La Porte." 1? 84, Bun ' 5 53.3,2. /^rien TRIPLE JUl'P (30-36) l-Ernesto Serrano, 13.55a; 2-Jose Gonzale z, 10.63a; (35-39) Haisne (LaPorte> 6.11 7, Burt Van Auken (Denver) 6.43.9 1-Eugcnle Falu,12.31"; 2-Javler Rivera,11,62"; 3-Mdalberto Rodriguez HIGH JUMP-1. Tom LangeMeld (Edina M»? 32-10, 2 9.51": (60-66) I-Vlctor Rivera,11.OOd; 2-Oscar hosadc,10.86": 3- Fioyd Smith (Ciinto'i) 32-6'''3 Pedro Glppson,9.60a; (65-69) 1-Pedro Candelar1 a,8.66"; 2-AogeI DISCUS-' Floyd Smith (Clinton) 86-6 Gonzalez,7.35"; (50-56) 1-Juan Seise ,7.68a; (55-59) I-Francisco Moya LONG JUMP—1 Floyd Smith (Clinton) 15-6 8.53": (60-66) 1-Tc"as Acevedo, 7.36": (65-69) l-Santlago Verdejo 7.11 DISCUS (30-36) l-Vlctcr Cruz, 31.02"; 2-Huaberto Perez,28.52a; 3-Fsteban RESULTS OF THE PUERTO RICO MASTERS MEN Crui,27.58"; ( 35-39) 1-lgnacic Re Incsa,66,92a; 2-Jorse Huylie, 3l .56" 3-Franclsco Soto,26.98"; (60-66) l-Ellas Rivera,33,36": 2-Vlcter 1982 SECOND MEET, JUNE 26,1982 Rivera,33.26a: 3-AleJandro Aqulno,27.72a; (65-69) l-Dagcberto Gonzale z ,65,68a; 2-Fellpe Nery,23,86"; 3-L'arcelc Canales,22,60a; inn li4FTFR.S (30-314) l-Wllfrarto Oonaalei, 11:37; Z-Humberlo Parea Rosarlo, U:67; (50-56) 1-Juan St Ise,26,00d; 2-Adclfc Arenas,22.68n; (55-59) I- MEN 3-Hlc»rno Nogua,12:03; (35-39) l-Wllfrerto Plcore 111, U : 11,; 2-ErtwlD Manuel Se cane , 25 , 36a; 2-lsrael Fere z, 21.26a; 3-Francl5co Fcya, 17,32" Ffblts, 11:21; 3-rug«nlo Falu,11:36; (1,0-1,1,) 1-hubtn DIai, 11:1,1,; (60-66) 1-Jose De1gado,32.60b; 2-Frederick BerrIos.3',68b; 3-Tbnas 2-05car Rosarle, 11:91; 3-CarlDS Duprty, 11:96; (1,5-1,9) l-Arltl Pirti Acevedo, 25.82"; (65-69) 1-Jcse Martinez de Andlno,^.20o; 2-Santiagc Verdejo, 22.06a; (70-76) 1-Antcnie Gotay,25.58a 12:26; 2-Clprlanl Phillip,12:71 (USVI),3-Marce lo Canalea, 12:71,; ••4'A (50-51;) l-Goni»lo Coiibaa, 12:59; 2-Luls Cano,12:76; 3-Pablo Davlla, 12:96; (55-59) Only tntry l-Lul» Arroyo, 12:97; (60-61,) l-Davlrl hohana DISCUS (30-36) 1-Jeanette FscabI, I3.I6"; (35-39) I-Caraen Feliciano,1S.50«; hi 13:19; 2-Jullo Roaarlo,13:58" In thla haat Gllbarto Gonealet-Julla WOMEN (65-69) l-lfarla Aguaye, 26.58a; (50-56) l-lraa Velez, 17,96a running with thaa clocRch a warln record age 69 tf 13:17} (65-69) 1-hosarlo Uauras, 17:61,; 2-Raeion Sepulverla, 18:95 SHOT PUT (30-36) l-Huabertc Perez, U.65a; 2-FernanAo Venendez, 10.61*3-Fsteban MEN Cruz,tO,lla; (35-39) 1-Jorge Huyke,11,53"; 2-Jaclntc Torrtch,1051a; WOMEN (30-31,) l-Myrna PI zarro, 13:61,; 2-Jeanette Escabi, 16:37: 3-Caraen 3-Francisco Soto, 9.3Ep; (65-69) l-Dagoberto Gonzalez,I).36"; 2-Ariel Audiffred, 16:1|8; (35-39) l-Ana Maria Orlii, 15:91;; (1,5-1,9) I-Lurggirrta Perez, 9.08a; 3-Pedro Candelaria, 8,53a; (50-56) I-Ado1 To Are nas,9.55b; hondon, 17:80; (50-51,) l-lrea Ve le z, 16:95 2-Juan Seise, 9,69a; (55-59) I-Francisco Moya, 8.17a; 2-lsrafl Perez, 7.26r; (60-66) 1-Jose Delgade, 10.36m; 2-Anlbal Torres, 9.630; 3-TcBaa 200 METERS (30-31,) 1-Wllfrcdo Gonzalcz,23:53; 2-Huoberto Perez,23:92; 3-Rene Acevedo, 9.82a; (65-69) 1-Jose Martinez de Andino, 11.01"; 2-Santlagc H'4- WN Velez, 21,:91; (35-39) 1-Wl Ifredo" Plcore 111,23:17; 2-Eriwln Feblea Verdejo, 9.20a; (70-76) l-Antonle cotay, lO.^la; 2-P.aaon Cordero, 5.59a; 23:27; 3-Huittberto Medina, 2l,:21: (1,0-1,1,) 1-huben Dlaz,23:8l; 2-Jo»e (60-66) l-Victcr Rivera, 10,10a; 2-Pedre Rcjas, 9.9ba; 3-Eli8s Rivera, ^Lt agL'. Andlno,25:35; 3-Carlos Duprey,25:81; (l,5-ll9) l-Arlel Perez,26:22; 9,72a; (Please put this age division in proper sequence) 2-MarceIo Canales,27:05; 3-Ruben Rodr 1guez,27:08; (50-51,) 1-Luls WOMEN 30-36) 1-Jeanette Escabi, 5.72a; (35-39) l-Caraen Feliciane, 5.59a; CaoD, 26:69; 2-Qonzalo Conbai,26:75; (55-59) l-Franclaco Moya,28:58; (60-66) 1-Mydla Lopez, 6.00#; 2-Yolanda Gonzalez, 6,35a; (65-69) (60-61,) 1-Davld Rohina,28:01,; 2-Jullo Roaarto,28:25; 1-Marta Aguayo, 8.Ola; (50-56) 1-lrma Velez, 6.66a

WOMEN (30-31,) l-Myrna Plzarra,29:56; (35-39) 1-Tereaa Ruiz,33:22; 2-Ana JAVELIN (30-36) l-Vicler Cruz, 51.72a; 2-Huabertc Perez, 65.90"; 3-Fe1ix Mudoz Ortli,3l,:l,3; (50-51,) 1-Iraa Velez,36:23 MEN 31.96a; (35-39) 1-Jaclnto Torrecti, 33.56#; (60-66) l-<4ilfredc Caban 69.12a: 2-Victor Rivera, 32.80b; 3-Elias Rivera, 32.26r; (65-69) l- liOO METERS (3O-3I4) l-Wllfredo Gonzalez,53:92; (35-39) l-Candldo Agoata,52:81,, 35.86n; 2-Aro8ndo Pietrl, 32.68"; 3-Ariel Perez 27.72a meS 2-Javier R1vera.Sl,:51; 3-Huaberto Medlna,56:11,; (1,0-1,1,) l-Walter (50-56) 1-Juan Seise, 36,76r; 2.Adoiro Arenas, 26.60a; (55-59) 1- Pankay (USVl),51:3I;; 2-Joae Andlno,55:145; 3-Carloa Duprey,57:16; 23.50a; 2-lsrael Perez, 17.00"; (60-66) l-Tcaas Acevedo (I45-I49) 1-Marcilo Canalea, 1:05:19, 2-Carloa Soto, 1:09:09; (50-51;) fS; Sri Oelgadc. 23.50a;"(65-69) 1-Jcse Martinez de Andlno 32*26 Lula Cano, 1:03:61,; (55-59) l-Franciaco Moya, 1:06:36; (60-61,) 1- WOMEN l",-'®'* Ortiz, 23.76a; 2-Rancn Cordero, 6.68". Jullo Roaarlo, 1:10:75: (65-69) l-hoaarlo Mauraa, 1:35:77; (70-71,) C"'ci t Torres, 16.66b; (65-69) 1-Mariala Aguayo, 20.30ti; 1-Ranon Cordero, 1:1,2:61, (50-56) l-lraa Velez, 17.12a. HJL'JMER 30.^) l-Esteban Cruz, 26.26a; 2-F,rnando Menendez, 21.20a; (35-39) WOMEN (3O-3I4) 1-Jeanetti Eacabl, 1:36:13; (1,0-1,1,) l-Ellaa Martinez, 1:21:17 2-Marla Ayala, 1:214:85; (l45-l;9) 1-Marla Caaiano, 1:1,1:36; (50-51,) l- 00 nf-l • 2-Francisco Soto, 29.76a; 3-Fernando Mcnlaner, Iroa Valiz, 1:1,1,:75 in?,' 1-Vlctcr Rivera, 28.36"; 2-Carlos Santana, 17.10r; k"" *9ulno, 16.66a; (65-69) l-Dagoberto Gonzalez, 35.58a; 800 METERS (3O-3I4) 1-Fernando Roaan, 2:02:89; 2-Ml9uel Rivera, 2:11:15; 3- 3-Pedrr Candelaria, 21.60r; (50-56) l-Atlolfo MES Hemltanto Cordero, 2:18:31,; (35-39) l-Javler Rivera, 2:07:92; 2- (6ri 61 ( Seise, 19,02a; (55-59) 1-lsrael Perez. 20.36# Porflrla Matoa, 2:16:17; 3-Anlbal Muftoz, 2:32:52; (1,0-1,1,) l-Walter 1ftl&.00(r; nr\ . (70.7ij) l-Antonlo30.92r;Gotay, 2-Anlball8.10n Torres, I9.50n; 3-Tc'mas Acevtrto Pankey (USVl), 2:03:15; 2-Carloa Aponte, 2:07:36 ; 3-Eania Bonea, 2:09:29; (1,5-149) 1-Lul a A; ice a, 2:29:31,; 2-Marce lo Canile a, 2:33:15; 3-Efenrt» Ortiz, 2:33:91,; (50-51;) 1-Lula Tcrrea, 2:18:06; 2-Pablo Davlla, 2:33:50; 3-Antonio Vatlejo, 2: 37:143; (65-69) l-Reaarla Mauraa 3:28:28 Raaulta of Southczn Pacific Association District Cluuipionchipa at Caiifornljl WOMEN (35-39) l-Ana Ortiz, 3:2(4:60; (I4O-I4I4) l-Eliaa Martlnaz, 3:114:31;; State Onivarsity at Los Angelas July 10, 1982 85°P (I45-I49) l-ttarla Caalane, 3:149:19

110 METERS (35-39) 1-Eugenlo Davlla, 18:11,; 2-Carl05 Torrea, 21:72; 3-Gabrle1 lOOm Desh hurdles 1-Tony Rivera, 23:13: (50-51,) l-Lula Cano,lS;25 IMS Dave Segal 11. 5 (55-59) 1-FrancIaco Moya, 19:60; 2-Lul3 Arroyo, 19:62 *70 Bass Jtums ie.9 W60 Hajorie Bunt 21.5 Niclc Newton 11. 7 l-SOO METERS (30-3I4) l-Fernando Roaan, 1,:17:31: 2-Tony FaTllla, l,:ia:25; 3-Jose WSO Magdalana Kwhnc 18.3 Roger Tsuda U..2 MEN ''•23:61,; (35-39) 1-Eateban Flgueroa, 1,:32;17; 2-AnQe 1 Manzanr. MAO Jean Carter 14.3 Toe, Hoodring 12.,7 ^:39:8l; 3-Porflrlo Matoa, 1,:1,0:01; (1,0-1,1,) 1-Pe legrin Per?z R-pc-nq. M35 Denise Altenen 16.1 MO Melt Butler 11..1 2-EolUo Bonea. 1,:1,7:75; 3-Juan Rivera, 6:59:15; (69-69) Haria Carlos 16.2 Tony Craddock 11..8 Dennis DeHitt* 11. 8 5:19:66; 2-Carlpa Soto, 5:60:53; 3-Jor9. N,gron 6:I3:IL (5ols6t 1" 1130 Dehbie Terrano 15.1 Abidetla Selisni 12..2 Vic'il?'"''*?' ''••'43'69; 2-Gr«gorlo Angulo, 5:19:6^1 3-Jullc Revea 6-T6-9 K7S John Rust 17.8 (65-69) l-Roaarlo Mauraa, 7:16:8; (70-76) 1-Raoo;, C.rrl.ro, Anthony Neerasinghe 13..2 1170 Tony Castro 14.6 K35 John Carlos 10.,9 WOMEN '35-39) 1-Hlldi Hjpps (USVl),5:59:78; (60-66) l-ltarla Ayala, 6:38:87 Joe Cetruso 14.9 Frank LittJ.e 11..5 2-EtIaa Mart 1nez,6:60:06; (65-69) 1-Marla Caslana, 7:52:22 MS Hezt) Miller 14.2 .5 Andy Collins 14.6 Rufua Morris 11 gOOO VETERS (30-36) 1-Sotero Redrlouez,17:12:1; 2-Antonlo Acevedo, 18:00:3- 3- Bert Morrow Leoneurd Plotkin 12,.0 MEN 15.0 M30 Eugene Driver 10.8 (iTm 'f p"? : '^5®=''.p5:39) l-Ang.l Lul, Manzano, 18:05:0.? N60 Ton Patsalls 12.4 ""''<"8: 2-Jose Maniner, 17:61:3: 3-4.iguel Mike Jackson 11.0 Nlevea, 16:00:9; (65-69) 1-Luls Allcea, 18:60:8; 2-Marcflln- )'artinez Pete Fetter 12.9 Reggie Davis 11.1 Bob Bunt 13.4 Glen Johnson u .1 22-Jcselln J Alonao, 20:10:6; 3-Jullo'50-56)Re ye a,22:09:9l-Gr,gorlo Angulo^ 18:28:3; dies Hercurio 13.7 George Hong 12.3 (35-39) l-Tereaa Ruiz Cordero, 26:13:6 M55 Ifebt. Riggenbothasi* 13.1 Chas Missouri 12.4 Ray Spencer' 13.5 Mike Hilliaas 12.4 Jija Harren 14.8 Joe Evanish 13.0 M50 Mill Robinson 12.7 Trwszin T•

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USD Dave Douglass 200m Dash lOyOOQm Run 111*5- M40 John Dobroth 21*2 3/4- J.C. Devllbiss W70 Bess Janes 41.4 W70 MarillaSalisbury 1: 24:10.0 100*5- Robert Jones 18*10- / Jerry Wojcik W40 Jean Carter 29.4 43:09.7 95*0- W55 Helen Dick Al Henry - 18'9 3/4" Mary Colon 32.8 46:25.3 W3& Haxine Waters M35 Rufus Morris 21*10 3/4" Phil Schlegel 84*9- W30 Debbie Tarrano 31.4 H60 Harold Daughters 39:14.9 MS Ed Van Pelt 121*0- M70 Tony Castro 30.3 Carl Flowers Pat Devine 37il8.6 20*9 3/4- Jferry Stanners 81*9- Herb Miller 30.2 M65 llOin Hurdles Fred Fox 17*7" M40 Lloyd Higgins 167*0- Bert Morrow 32.7 M65 Herb Miller 18.8 Leonard Plotkin 17*U- M30 ' Frank Reilly 176*6" Hayden Parks* 27.6 M60 M60 Tom Patsalis 16.2 M30 Chas Williams 21*5 3/4" Shot Put Chas Mercuric 28.6 Burl Gist 17.2 Carl Warrell 17*9" W70 Edith Mendyka 26*1V 30.9 Al Perez Bob Hunt 17.5 W50 Shirley Kinsey 30'IV •»- MSS Robt. Sieben* 25.4 Chuck HcFate 18.9 Triple Jump W40 Ursula Schreiber 26'9V 29.6 Wilbur Buchanan M55 Robt. Higginbotham 17.9 W50 Magdalena KUehne 19*11" Catie Burke 21^5%" Jim Warren 30.6 Loren Noyes 24*:7 M70 Joe Caruso 25*9>a" M75 Red Doms 37*7" K50 Will Robinson 25.4 N45 Bill Adler 18.2 M65 Herb Miller 28'9V" Ed DeGroot 30*9" Phil Schlegel 26.3 H40 Dennis DeWitt* 15.6 Elmer Siegel 26'ev K70 Vern Cheadle 40*8V Robt. Radford 26.7 M40 Walt Butler 14.3 M60 Tom Patsalis 39'3" W.R M65 Jack Thatcher 45*10" + Prank Kishi 27.0 Al Henry 16.6 Chas Mercurio 28*lli(" HSO Dan Aldrich 45'5- M45 Nick Newton 24.5 -- _?.f. M35 Leon Coleman 14.4 M55 Ray Spencer* 33'10^" Mike Castaneda 45*1 3/4- Roger Tsuda 25.1 H30 John Jones 14.8 Dave Brown 33*4- wm. Burke 38*8 3/4- Ron Wagner* 25,6 Ed Baskauskas* 15.9 MSG Dave Jackson 43'3S" W.R Erich Jordan 38'IV Ed Martin 27.0 4Q0in IB M45 Tony Nasaralla 34*5^" Chuc)c McFate 32'IS" M40 Walt BuUer 22.8 M65 Paul Ganahl li21.9 M35 Morris Rufus 44'3 3/4" MSS Loren Noyes ai'Sia" H60 Bob Hunt I1I2.5 Leonard Plotkin 37*10 3/4" Wn. Knocke* 23.4 Emson Grimm 20*5%" Torn Clayton ia4,o M30 38*1^" Harvey Johnson 23.8 M55 Steve Lang N50 J.C. Devllbiss 32*2- Loren Noyes 1:30.0 Joel Whitfield* 36*6V Tony Craddock 24.2 Jerry Wojcik 29*9" M50 Al Sheahen 1:08.1 Ron Rook 28*3»3- Lewis Smith 24.6 B. Perry 26*7^" 1:00.2 H35 Larry Sallinger N4& Bob Frahm 36*8»i- Louis Asiarillas NT Javelin Throw ' 25.4 M40 Jack Rutherford 35*1" K35 John cfarlos H30 John Jones 59:1 W70 Edith i4endyka 66*10" 25.6 M30 Frank Reilly 49*l>j- Prank Little Walter Fus 1:00.3 W50 Shirley Kinsey 79*9" 21.9 4X100 Relay M30 Warren Spikes 3000m Steeplechase W45 Christel Miller 103*4- 22.2 M60 (CDM) Morrow, Burke, Poloynis, Gist Glen Johnson H60 Harold Daughters 14:12.0 W40 Ursula Schreiber 63*5" 58.9 22.7 M40 (SCS) Newton, Smith, Knocke, Butler Reggie Davis Bob Long 18:58.4 Catie Burke 45*9" 44.6 25.7 M30- (CDM) Hike Williams MSS Avery Bryant 13:21.7 M75 Red Dgos 89*7- Johnson, Davis, Driver, Wong 43.1 (JCTC) Freeman, Carlos, Coleman, smith 44.9 H45 Ted Oviatt 12:34.5 . Ed DeGroot 73*0- 400m Dash 4X400m Relay H40 Jim Cullen* 12:40.2 Robt. Boothe 56*8" W40 Jean Carter 1:06.6 H60 (COM) Poloynis, Mercuric, Ganahl, Lewis 4:56.2 AR M30 Henry I«ange 10:57.6 M70 Robt. MacConaghy 96*10" H60 Hayden Parks* 1:03,1 5000m Walk M60 Pete Fetter 148*6" Bob Hunt 1:04.6 • Guest Participant W60 Rose Kash 36:05.5 Dan Aldxich 134*11- MSS Loren Noyes 1:19.4 WR World Record five year division W35 Vicki Jones 25:49.0 wm. Burke 109*8" M50 Louis Beadle 58.1 AR American Record five year division H75 Jess Unruh* 34:31.2 MSS Ed Chynoweth 149*8" Will Robinson 56.2 Robt. Boothe 39:39.1 Emson Grimm 50*2" * American age records Dave Mack 59.2 M65 Harold McWilliams 31:36.4 HSO Jerry Wojcik 113*3" Frank Rishi 1:00.0 M60 Robt. Long 38:29.6 J.C. Devllbiss 113*0" M45 Tony Nasaralla 57.2 K50 John Kelley 25:39.7 Phil Schlegel 99*10" Ron Wagner* 59.5 M40 Ron Daniel 25:23.4 M45 Ed Martin 125*3- Ed Martin 1:00.8 Bob Brewer 29:49.7 Jerry Stanners 82*6" H40 Ma. Knocke* 52.3 M35 Ed Rinderle 30:43.3 H40 Lloyd Higgins 184*2- Harvey Johnson 53.7 M30 Roger Brandwein 28:27.9 Gary Bane 133*9" Mel Elliott 54.6 Carl Warrell 28:51.7 H30 Frank Reilly, 186*9" Robt. Jones ^ 57.1 Ron Rook 93*6- Louis Amarill!a(s 58.9 Hammer Throw M35 Frank Little 53.1 High Jump M70 Art Vesco 90*2- John Pulley 56.2 W50 Shirley Kinsey 3'4" M60 Dan Aldrich 111*4- H30 James Harvey 49.6 W45 Christel Miller 4'2- MSS Tom DeVaughn 112*2" Walter Fus 53.3 Shiela Newton 4'2" Emson Grixmo 61*10" KirV Powers 55.4 W30 Anneleis Steekelenburg 4'10" M50 Dave Douglass 117*5" Mike Williams 55.6 M70 Art Vesco 3'8" Jerry Wojcik 105*0" Thor Gunnarsson 62.7 M65 Jim Vemon 4»0" J.C. Devllbiss 85*8" 800m Run Al Morrow 4'0" M45 Stewart Thomson 160*9" W70 Bess James 3:53.0 Elnier Siegel 3'10" H35 Joe Ross 139*9- W65 Dorothy Stotsenberg 4:36.4 H60 Burl Gist 4'6" H30 Frank Reilly 152*6- H65 Dave Lewis 2:34.4 Chuck HcFate 4.4. Discus Throw Ed Stotsenberg 2:45.0 H55 Spotswood Hall* 5'2" W70 Edith Mendyka 58*8- M60 Geo. Poloynis* 2:41.1 Dave Brovm 4*8" W50 Shirley Kinsey 90*4^ AR Al' Perez 2:41.5 Tom DeVaughn 4'10" Magdalena Kuehne 48*2- M55 Bill Fitzgerald 2:09.4 + HSO Ed Austin 5'6" W45 Christel Miller 83*3" + Walter Atcheson 2:21.6 Dave Douglass 4'6- W40 Ursula Schreiber 69*0- Avery Bryant 2:49.8 Bob Perry 4*0" Catie Burke 53*9" M50 Louis Beadle 2:16.7 M45 Nick Newton 5*6" M75 Red Dons 114*9- Jerry withers 2:16.9 Jerry Stemners S'O" Ed DeGroot 96*7- Leonard Walts 2:19.5 'K4Q John Dobroth 6'7" Robt. Boothe 83*2- Lloyd McGuire* 2:22.1 Gene Zubrinsky 6*4" M70 Vem Cheadle 129*10" M45 Jess Carrington 2:06.4 Gary Bane 5'2" M&5 Jack Thatcher 137*4" + Chris Bourke 2:09.3 Dave Peek 4* 8" N60 Dan Aldrich 162*8- John H2urper 2:19.4 M30 Steve Lamg* 6»6- Mike Castaneda 133*4" M40 Mel Elliott 2:01,9 Ed Baskauska* 6*2" Erich Jordon 104*11" John Pitman* 2:06.4 Chuck McFate 82*3- Al Barrett 2:11.4 MSS Spotswood Rail* 102*8- M35 John Perry 1:56.1 Pole Vault Ron Jensen 1:57.9 M70 Robt. MacConaghy B'0"H M30 Tony Veney 1:56.1 Art vesco l5''3>j" Bob.Morrison 2121:4 H65 Jim Vernon 10'6" Elmer Siegel 7'6" M60 Ralph Biesemeyer 9*6" 1500m Run Wm. Burke 7*6" W70 Bess James 8:27.6 M55 Dave Brown 10*0" W50 Barbara Vail 6:05.4 Vem Wolfe 9'0" Ginny Gossard 6:25.8 8*0" HONOLULU, ATHENS, RIO Don Grosh W35 Wendy Watson 5:09.9 Ton DeVaughn 7'6" Avelina Coleman 7:11.3 M50 lO'O" AND ALSO DULUTH, MINNESOTA Deborah Malnee Dave Douglass W30 5:11.4 Dick Hoppe 8'6" Margaret Lewis 6:15.6 Robt. Harms 7'6" M65 Don Logenecker* 5:03.9 M45 Tom Woodring 12'6" H60 David Cohen 5:31.4 I can take you to the world's great races. Roadrunner Tours in Jerry Stanners 10'6" Geo. Poloynis* 6:10.5 M40 Harden Connelly 13'0- 1982 will attend marathons in Honolulu, Athens, Oslo, Bermuda MSS Walt Atcheson 5:12.6 (3ery Bane ll'O" M50 Gunnar Lindhe 4:46.9 and Rio de Janeiro. We're official tour-leaders for Avon in San Dave Peck 10'0" Jerry Withers 4:56.5 M30 Joel Whitfield* ll'O" Pete Mundle 4:58.3 Francisco. Also Boston, New YorK and Grandma's in Duiuth. Lloyd McGuirer* 5:42.4 John Harper Takea running vacation Write for more details, plusafreecopy H45 4:49.8 Long Jvanp M40 Norm Towers 4:20.6 W70 Edith Mendyka 7'5 3/4" of "The Running Tourist" Jim Cullen* 4:48.9 W50 Magdalena Kuehne 10'm- Ron Jensen H35 4:18.2 M70 Joe Caruso Steve Waggener 13'SV 4:19.7 Art Vesco Tony Veney 11'3V 301 WestHighway20 M30 4:27.1 H65 Herb Miller Henry Lange 14*11 3/4' ! 4:27;5 Tom Patsalis Hike Kelley M60 19*11" W. Michigan City, m 4:30.1 Chas Mercurio 14*1 3/4- 5.000m Run wm. Burke 46360 030 Jackie Hansen 18:02.9 13'9" Erich Jordan 12'7V (465 DO" logenecker* l9i07.2 Ray Spencer* David Cohen 20:28.0 K55 16*4 3/4- mMomMMMmR Phil Schegel (450 Pat Devine 17:59.5 MSG 18*1- 1145 Joe Iseri 18• m- 1440 John Cheever 17:40.0 Tony Nasaralla 1435 wn. Perry 17:12.5 17'10- Roger Tsuda 16*11" Lawrence Robinson 20:59.5 Ed Martin (430 Mike Relley 17:07.7 16*3- Ron Rook 18:37.2 page 36 National Masters News August 1982

35 65: 05 10:28.4 54F ROBBIE SIMONSOH 36 65:25f 10:31.6 4 OF SUE MEEKER tr. 37 65:51 10:35.8 41F ANN ALLSBROOOK LONG DISTANCE RESULTS 38 67: 01 f 10:47.1 4IF CHARLOTTE BISHOP 39 69:1 Of 11:07.8 44F EMILY STINSON Please send masters race results to National 40 69:18f 11:09.1 46F RUBY AKIN Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, 41 71:39f 11:3I.8 48F DOROTHY BURTON 42 79:24 12:46.7 45F JANE MHBRY OA 91404. Please include date, distance and city. 43 79:31f 12:47.8 43F LINDA MATTLE 44 80:20f 12:55.7 57F IRIS ZYWNO 45 81;42f 1 3!08.9 47F JO CRAWFORD % *- »• RhCE; CuTTOH row RUN 1982 >fi >« 46 89:28 14;23.9 50F PATRICIA HOLT 47 99;59f 16;05.4 4 OF JUDY SMITH •• COMPILED BY: RTSUKO COMPUTING INTERNATIONAL 1ST OCEANIA VHERANS CROSS V< t; KANSAS UNIV. RELAYS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS, FIJI FINISH FINISH MILE AGE FIRST LAST FINISH FINISH MILE ACE FIRST LAST APRIL 17, 1982 PLftCE' TIME PACE 'sex NAME NAME PLACE TIME PACE SEX NAME NAME APRIL, 1982 -r* MASTERS 800 W35 Judy Daly 21:10 1 -31 i37 5;05.3 43M DAN CONUAY 1 34:20 5:31.5 5 0M HAL HICDON M40 Jim Streeby 2:07:91 W40 Dot Browne 19:59 2 50M GERRY %• *. 2 31 !48 5:07,0 4 0M IRELAND SLOAN 38:26 6:11.1 WILLIAMS Joe Schrag 2:10:16 W45 Sandy Richardson 25:23 3 32 It 5p 5:11,4 42M BOB JENKINS 3 39:1 Of 6:18.2 51 M CRADY SILVER Tom Starr 2:11:72 < • "•; WSO Pat Lindstom 31:27 HALL 4 40:45 6:33.5 54M GENE BROCK 4 32i37 5:14.9 41M BILL M45 Jan Howell 2:10:57 W55 Audrey Williams 42:56 ^-'L'\_ 5:15.9 4 0M KIRK RANDALL 5 41 : 05 6:36.7 56M GORDON ENGLISH 5 32:43 Bill Rhodd 2:15:88 M60 George McGrath 20:41 v>i" 6 32:57 5:18.2 42M SAL VAS0UE2 6 42: 18 6;4S .4 52M 8ENT0N MORTON 7 Clint Leon 2:22;34 M65 Clem Green 26:02 7 33:21 5:22.0 4 0M ALAN PILLING 42:31 6:50.5 5 0M MARVIN BROWN M70 Stan Nicholls 23:45 8 33:28 5:23,1 4 0M MORGAN LOONEY e , 42:48 6:53.3 51M BILL CHuee M50 Jim Hershberger 2:11:31 M75 3yd Hesketh 28:42 9 Gerald Whiton 2:27:29 I 9 33: 35 5:24.3 44M KEN UINN 44:29 7:09.5 50M HOWARD RUTLEDGE H35 Trevor Pearce 39:20 t 0 34: 15 5:30.7 43M JOE BURGASSER 1 d 44:32 7:10.0 56M HECTOR RAMIREZ MAO Roger Robinson 37:14 11 34 :22 5:31 ,8 40M PHILIP BAKER 11 45; 01 7:14.7 57n HARuLO McMillan ONTARIO MASTERS MARATHON John Robinson 37:15 1 2 34>3t 5:33.3 41M ALTON MI CUES 12 45:53 7:23.0 53M CHARLES CuSELOS CHAMPIONSHIP. HAMILTON, 13 34:32 5:33.4 41M CHUCK TUCKER 13 46:21 7:27.5 55M HARLON FREEMAN ONTARIO, APRIL 18, 1982. Alan Bradford 38:22 14 34:46 5:35.7 43M JIM OAKS 14 47;09p 7:35,3 sen THOMAS CANTRELL H45 Ren McLean 41:00 Yi':«r 15 36:19 5:50.7 43M PAUL HALL 15 47:1 Of 7:35.4 51 M JIM MAMMONS t > r~~ M40 Walter McGreevy 2:43:53 Barry Chant 42:56 16 36:49 5:55.5 44M ALTON DICKERSOH 16 47:30 7:38.6 56M JOHN CRAMER Joe Fodor 2:48:34 Neil Fleming 41:08 17 50M 1 7 37: 12 5:59.2 44M JACK BEISEL 48:32 7:48 ,6 ALFRED CARPENTER Mike Carnahan 2:50:22 13 37:22 6:00.8 4 DM ELLIS UHITT 18 48:37 7:49.4 5eM WALTER BOGEPT Bob Daniel! 2:52:46 19 37:33 6 : 02.6 4 0M GENE BRUNSON 19 48:41 7:50,1 52M ED Watts DANNON 10-MILER Charles Eraser 3:04:25 KANSAS CITY, MO. 2 0 37:39 6;03,5 42M DEAN GODWIN 20 48:47 7:51,0 52M PAUL GOODE 21 38:53 6:15.4 4 0M CHARLES ANDERSON 21 48:47f 7:51.0 5tM FRANK POSi-AJKO M45 Henry Sundin 2:52:39 MAY 1, 1982 22 38:56 6:15.9 4IM GRADV TODD 22 48:55 7:52,3 53M BILL SANDLIN Dave Wallace 2:54:54 Open Charles Gray 49:49 23 39: 12 6:18.5 43M DONALD WALTERS 23 49: 00 7:53.1 52M will JORDAN Bruce Hill 2:55:09 H40 Mel bayers 57:35 Bill Davies 2:56:53 L- -*3- 24 39:15 6:19.0 42M ROY DILLON 24 49 : 09 7:54.6 51M GEORGE WELLS H45 Henry Yeager 1:00:34 25 39: 17 6:19.3 40M FELTON WATSON - 25 49: 18 7:56,0 53M WALTER SINCLAIR Hilt Taylor 3:02:53 H50 Leo Wozniak 1:09:36 26 39:20 6:19.8 44M DAVID WASHINGTON 2^6 50:32 8;07.9 59M JOSEPH ROBERTSON M50 James Mcllwham 2:47:36 M55 Jack Boyer 1:08:32 27 39:38 6:22.7 44M ROYCE HODGE 27 50;41f B:09,4 5 0M LAWRENCE CROWSON Ken Stevens 3:02:46 M60 Bart Hakan 1:14:34 28 39:45 6:23.8 44M JOHN S. PERKINS 28 50:54f 8:11,5 5211 JIM JOHNSON Graham Downer 3:12:34 M65 Bill Dyer 1:18:48 29 39:51 6:24.8 4 0M RON ACTON 29 51:11 8:14.2 53M ROBERT • HUPFORD W40 Elinor Riley 1:19:17 30 40:15 6:28.6 44M DONALD AHTLE 30 51 :36 8:18.2 51rl JAMES BIZER M55 Dick Tomlinson 3:16:09 W45 Jean Buchanan 1:22:58 r>• •*» 31 40: 16 6:28.8 42M JOHN EDGAR 31 51:41 8:19.0 53M JIM PAPwDOFullOS M60+None 32 40:18 6:29.1 43M ORBIN THOMPSON 32 51 :52 8:20,8 5411 DAVID ARNOLD W35 Anita Finlayson 3:30:41 33 52:45 5TH ANNUAL ICHPHIS IN HAY 33 40:35 6:31.9 41M PHIL MAYWALD 8:29.3 51M CHARLES WILLIS W40 Diane Palmason 2:59:43 34 52:57 lOK, MEWHIS, TENNESSff 34 40:39p 6:32.5 4 0M RAYMOND FRALEY 8:31.3 51M WILLIAM LAPIER W45 Audry HcCabe 3:11:56 35 MAY 1, 1982. 35 40:40 6:32.7 43M AARON ELLIS 52:58 8:31.4 58M ALEX McCOOL W50 Judith Kazdan 4:35:23 36 41 : 15 6:38.3 4IM GERRY LONSWAY 36 53: 28 8:36.3 5811 BILL HARDNAN Open o4we Bensewa 30:09 37 101 masters. 274 finishers 41 :33 6:41.2 43M PAUL BALLENGER 37 53:40 8:38.2 SOU DONALD MOORE MAO Phil Grafe 36:10 33 41 ;34 6:41,4 44M KEN KING SR. 38 54:02 8:41.7 59M ROY BRADLEY M45 Hugh Long 36:37 39 41 :39 6:42.2 4 DM MARVIN PRICE 39 54:54 8:50.1 53M TOM BRADLEY DANNON 6-MlLE RUN M50 Ed Fancher 39:30 40 41 :48 6:43.6 43M LEX HUTCHESON 40 55:22f 8:54.6 55M H.U. BELEW JR. ATLANTA. APRIL 24, 1982. M60 Joe Simpson 43:52 41 41 :57 6:45.1 4 0M DON HANKIHS 41 55:26 8:55.2 53M JOHN W. WOLFSBERGEF Open Benji Durden 30 28:50 W40 Mary Ann Wehrum 41:13 42 42:03p 6:46.0 43M JOHN EVANS 42 55:44p 8:58.1 SIM NEAL HEFFElFINGER WSO Jane Arnold 53:06 43 42: 05 6:46.3 41M FRED MOORF 43 57-.246 9:14.2 55M GEORGE G Harris H35 Allen McDaniel 39 32:40 44 42: 09 6:47.P nnuERSON 44 57:25 9:14.4 59M KEN REED M40 Alan Pilling 40 33:10 2034 runners 45 42:45 6:52.8 41M JIMMY VEST 45 57:3Sp 9:16.5 57M JOE MAY M45 Richard 46 42:52 6:53.9 4tM JAMES ZACHOWSKI 46 57:40 9:16.8 54M MIKE DOOLEY Belliveau 45 36:29 M50 Billy Alford 52 35:56 TAC National SO-K Race Walk 47 43: 03 6;55.7 4 0M BRYANT OWENS 47 57:4Op 9:16.8 50M ROBERT WOOD At Constitution Oardons 43 43: 05 6:56.0 42M JIM HALL 48 58; 01 9:20.2 50M FRANK PERKINS JR. M55 Joe Petroline 55 41:06 t, Dan O'Connor, Weslminsier, CaSf. 49 43: 1 0 6:56.8 42M RON WIECHMAN 49 58:09p 9:21.5 50M RAY GARGUS M60 Jack Pearce 67 45:37 4.22.?2,' 2 50 43: 10 6:56.8 4 DM ROBERT RAPIER 50 58 :4 Of 9:26.5 53M ED GOLLOP W40 Nancy Parker 45 37:40 NV'Vw.oi" 3, OirTslooher Knotts. W50 Rita Tomassini 60 47:01 Soringfield, Ohio. 4;35.09. 4. fiandv FINISH FINISH MILE ACE FIRST LAST FINISH FINISH MILE ACE FIRST LAST Mimm, Shore AC, 4:3/05; 5, Mike DeWilL Kenosita, W/s, 4:37 37; 6, Mar PLACE TIME PACE SEX NAME NAME PLACE TIME PACE SEX NAME NAME ROCKET 10-MILE RUN tin Krali, Detroit. AAIch. 443.74:7, Steve Pecinovskv, Chanule AFB, W„ 4:44,40, 1 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 34:56 5:37.3 46M LARRY FUSELlER 1 42; 07 6:46.7 65M FLEETWOOD FESMIRE 8, Mine Morris. Pocghkeense, N.Y. APRIL 24, 1982 2 35: 1 8 5:40.8 48M SAM TURNBULL 2 43:42 7;02.0 64M TONY LIPSCOMB 4:42.23; 9, John Kniflon, Austin, Tex., 3 36:56 5:56.6 45M HAROLD TIHSLEY 3 46:57 7:33.3 6 0M WALLACE CAMPBELL 1 Alfonso Romine 56:34 4 47.39. 10. Brian Sauionis. FYincelon. 4 37:20 6:00.5 45M Mass. 4:54.16. JOSEPH PaTIN 4 47: 14 7:36.1 62M PHIL CURPY M40 Jim Oaks 57:11 5 38:02 6:07.2 49M AL OWENS 5 49:42 7:59.9 61M WILLIAM RAY JR. M45 Earl Jacoby 67:06 6 38:20 6:10.1 45M GENE TATUM 6 50:35? 8:08.4 61M BEHN TAYLOR M50 Bill Chubb 68:43 7 38:30 6:11.7 45M JIMMY MAY 7 51 ;23 8:16.1 65M RICK SASSER 8 38:40 6:13.4 49M MALCOLM GILLIS 8 54:31f e : 46 . 4 61M BLEDSOE HEREFORD AVON lOK 9 38:45 6:14.2 45M CHARLES COOPER 9 55:41 6:57.7 65M DEWITT BENSON KANSAS CITY, MO. 1 0 38:55 6:15.8 45M JERRY GILMAN 1 0 57: 06 9:11.3 62M AUGUSTUS FORD APRIL 25, 1982 1 1 33:57 6:16.1 48M JOE VICKERS 1 1 59:36 9:35.5 6 0M CLARK BROWN 12 41 :19 6:38.9 48M NICK NICHOLS 12 62:24f 1 0:02.5 6in V.C. WARD Open Jo Stiles 30 38:35 13 41 :40 6:42,3 45M JIMMY BURNETT 14 42:21 6:48.9 48M WAYNE SMITH FINISH FINISH MILE AGE FIRST LAST H40 Nancy McConnick47 41:23 15 42:28f 6:50.0 47M JACK 2IMMERLE PLACE TIME PACE SEX NAME NAME Sue Stricklln 42 41:34 16 42;41p 6:52.1 48M GEORGE FROHWEIN Joy Austin 44 43:17 17 42:58p 6:54.9 48M JIM SPLAWN 1 35:37 5:43,9 41F JUDY FOX EDDY WSO Dorothy Campbell 49:04 18 43:26 6 : 59 . 4 45M LEO SPAIN 2 38: 1 0 6:08.5 4 OF SANDRA KNOTT Joan Dodge 53 49:51 19 43:59 7:04.7 46M RICHARD TANKERSLEY 3 41 :42 6:42.6 40F JULIA EMMONS Kate Hashman 52 50:40 20 44;08p 7;06.1 48M KELLY STINSON 4 42; 15 6:47.9 41F CHRIS LEVI 61 54:33 21 44:30 7:09.7 45M CARL SENKBEIL 5 42:58 6:54.9 42F MAE CLEVELAND W60 Beulah Davis Gwen Shufelt 60 61:01 22 44:37p 7:10.8 49M RICHARD LOWERY 6 44; 12 7:06.8 43F LINDA BURGASSER 23 44:58 7:14.2 45M OLIVER CLARK 7 45:50 7;22.5 40F DIANE JACOBS 24 45:18 7:17,4 45M THERON McGregor 8 47:45 7:41.1 45F LOUISE TINSLEY 1ST OCEANIA VETERANS CHAM 25 45:23f 7:18.2 48M PAUL BAYRUNS 9 49:42 7:59.9 44F MARTHA DIXON PIONSHIPS ROAD RACE. FIJI. 26 45:39 7:20.3 48M KEN STAHL 1 0 49:45 8:00.4 56F ALENE PARK APRIL, 1982. 27 45:49 7:22.4 45M WILLIAM TERRY 1 1 50:21 8:06.2 42F BETTY BYRNE 28 46:21 7:27.5 48M ROBERT WALTHALL 12 50:34 8; OS'. 3 45F JOYCE Smith W35 Glenys Jones 32:43 29 46:26 7:28.3 46M ROBERT WEIR 13 52:05f 8:22.9 49F KAREN 6I2ER W40 Dot Browne 29:08 30 46:31 7:29.1 47M PADGITT SMITH 14 52:36p 8:27.9 52F JOANN LONG W45 Sandy Richardson 35:52 31 46:45 7:31.4 47M CHUCK ABERNATHY 15 54: 12 8:43.3 41F CHARLOTT BLINCOE H55 Shirley Brasher 32:45 32 46;48p 7:31 .9 47M GEORGE HARSH 16 54:38f 8:47.5 4 OF MARGARET RICHARDS M60 Hugh Clark 30:57 33 46:53 7:32.7 47M WILLIAM CRIDER 17 54:48 8:49,1 43F CAROLYN HOWARD M65 Clem Green 35:05 34 46:57 7:33.3 48M JIM OBERHAUSEN 18 54:49p 8:49.3 42F JACKIE CLARK H70 Stan Nicholls 33:11 35 47:17 7:36.5 45M JAMES BATHURST 19 54:59 8:50.9 40F KIM MARTIN about S.Skffl 36 47:24 7:37.7 48M BILLY HARDIN 20 55; 16 8:53.6 47F RUBY STAHL 37 47:27 7:38,2 47M RAYMOND COLLINS 21 55:56 9:00.1 40F KITTY SKIPPER H35 Trevor Pearce 51:28 36 47:28 7:38.3 45M GERALD HURRE 22 58;54f 9:28.7 4 OF MARY ANN DAMIAN M40 John Robinson 50:05 39 47i32p 7:39.0 47M MEL OHTIYEROS 23 58:57 9:29.2 43F GAY HAVARD M45 Lindsay Roesler 56:12 40 48; 14 7:45.7 47M 24 WAYHE IVEY 59:32f 9:34. e 46F NANCY LI STON M50 Ian Brownie 58:35 41 48:22f 7:47,0 45M 25 59: 38 9:35.^ 4 OF KAY JOEL ANDERSON BASCH M55 Derek Turnbull 52:10 42 48:56 7:52.5 48M EDWARD SHELTON 26 59:44 9:36.8 4 OF CVNTHIA CAMPBELL 43 49:18 7:56,0 46M WILLIAM KEITH 27 59:52 9:38.0 45F KAROL LANDRAN . about 16.5 km 44 49i22f 7:56.7 46M RICHARD HANCe 28 60;48f 9:47.1 43F TRIGGER BUTLER 45 49:29f 7:57.8 46M RAYMOND MATTLE 29 61 : 03 9:49.5 45F PAT ROBERTS 46 49:38 7:59.2 45M RON VOJTICEK 30 61 :39 9:55.3 41F ELEANOR SMITH 47 49:56 8:02.1 46M MURLEN POSEY 31 62:45f 10:05.9 47F LOUISE ADAMS 48 50;02f 8:03.1 45M BILLY MOORE 32 62:46 10:06.1 52F GERTRUDE GILDEA 49 SO:08p 8:04.1 46M ROBBY BALLEW 33 64:44f 10:25.0 48F FAYE GLASGOW 50 50:29 8:07.4 46M JOE MOULTRIE 34 64 ; 57 10:27,1 51F EVA OLDHAM

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PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK LILAC BLOOMSDAY 7.5 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK Ed Bishop 40 30 MEN'S TEAM: PUEBLO, COLORADO -- MAY 22 Paul Jernstrom 42 45 GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA RUN. SPOKANE, WASH. JUNE 5, 1982 1 National Track Club - Open Ric Rojas 30:34.8 Clyde Ailing 45 20 Virginia Eddie Lewin 40 Fay Bradley 2:31:22 MAY 2, 1982. M40 Sal Sanchez 35:00.2 15 Open Marc Adam 31:15 John Baldwin 45 22 Dick Hipp 2:38:48 Roger Bryan 35:39.5 H40 Ron Priebe 39:23 Dean Scofield 47 39 Charles Ross 2:44:10 1 iorrpE ScimMt 4I;» 1. Ciodv Dolr>two*i Dick Button 37:09.8 I U»gmrPran I SWnoy A. Weewof Dan Klimek 39:50 0:11 Total 3 Howard L Ailiwirn 0.-0 3 CAortotto E Sonowi Ik« Harolene McLean 40 55 Dale Ackerman 44:47 7:54:20 4. ioo A MaciMla 0:1I 4 Corel A. Lytto W40 Judy Tucker 47:45.3 Susan Oberding 42 27 S Gi/V«V Eotov 0:0 S. SowodvoO. AlPf Mary Creager 62:23.9 Culver City Athletic Club 4. Dewnond A. CHourlM o» 4. RHi Oroln in W40 Jean Coew 48:18 VJO Mary Campbel1 42 30 7 KUmP SCtwHor 44:14 7 JvdM A. HIM Jeanne O'Steen 55:42.8 Mona Garrelts 51:40 California I. To«n J CMcAIamm 44.44 1. Coreirn M PIOMp* i»nt Frank Duarte 2:30:19 V Tod N Modtd 44:S7 4 SAorlono Lundol Christa Romppanen 39 15 Darlene Wagner 52:52 \mM M. Vtitc* P HAdtuO 4kt1 N. Jwdi A. Myon PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK Rita Gilmore 43 45 Jim Knerr 2:35:23 PSMAIA044 MANSFIELD, OHIO ~ MAY 23 Roberta Elliot 47 12 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK Skip Shaffer 2:50:13 1 K*A A VMAdt 0;St t.iytvUC.OwlKn ] Edward G RacAwdll 43:13 I.CorolE Gorltch PHILADELPHIA - JUNE 5 Total 7:55:55 ) Victor C GiUUw4 43:17 3 Solly 0 Pfdortrtii Open Rick Callison 30:36.3 Joyce Momita 45 02 4 Ko4tt> A ftokor 41:44 4. iwoo Chonca Atsuko Fujimoto 45 41 Open Rod Dixon 29:20 S Poytr N Ookko* 470 S. SUplionH SchrlmHdn M40.Bob Coldrern 36:07.3 4 PichordC nowt—d 47:» 4 CorolynG Prowor Oleat Dellasote 47 17 WOMEN'S TEAM: 7 Jomot J Gontoy 47 34 7 LiMlU M WIlMO Norm Roof 35:37.8 M40 Norm Green 32:34 1 K*4tti J Oro4M 4il:» 1 MorloTH W. Morrtt 4 Jock w SwontOM 4i 47 4 Hoion J. Tro*4or l.«:n Dick Baumann 35:59.1 Patty Carmody 49 27 Denis O'Keefe 34:01 1 West Hills Striders - W Edword EtcMor 44:S3 M DorottnrM Rkdwy 1JM9 Joyce Ford 50 47 A1 Wick 35:08 Oregon W40 Marjorie McQuati49;42.0 PUAALR.IM4 Jo Filege 53 00 Karen Clement 1 Loon J Domplor 47 44 VModennoM ftifdor Janis Buckley 50:02.0 W40 Irma Lorenz 39:41 3:32:43 47.S4 3 Juno 1 Bendeweld Joanne Goodhead I JoAn C Mo440B Margaret Miller 39 30AR Judy Johnston 44:01 3:41:48 3 WoM f TAor* 4i:M 3 AJico 1. To99oro« Peggy Lybarger 57:17.7 Ann Whiting 4 MSolvin E JcAwidA MM 4 ElloonF Ep4or Helen Dick 42 08 Gerry DeLoison 47:17 3:45:07 S Ka«M.(MI1:S DYNAMIS 15K 71 13 4500 runners 7 Pou4 A WilMO SI 34 7 Toml MitMA 1:U:C 2 Rocky Butte Runners - 1. B«>drH GoMor SI 40 1 OortoJ CoMor SYRACUSE, N.Y. MAY 23. Thelma Anderson 69 12 4 KortW Klofot a.77 4 imotdo M PoWonoo Oregon W. Loyd T iocod M-.m W. Pagfv W. Rwrl IrMO MHT 5-Barough Championship MJ Wallace flMALI. IMt Open Herb Lindsay 27 43:57 L'aggs MiniMarathon Flushing Meadow—Queens 3:36:23 Stan Mavis 27 44:45 CentralPark, NowYorkCItv Sharon Sheffield 3:53:45 1 RoMrlD CMtwo fvn L Mewreen f. SchmeN 1;1SM Spontorid by Manulicturers Hanover Susan Means < I George A Sheehe* 11:11 1. AJyceE.LIrvdberg l:W:n Dick Beardsley 25 45:15 4:08:29 »!« 1;»-.4I Sponiond byI'lggt Products Under ttie auspices ol the NYRRC ] Ell^nN Goiiowov Total 11:38:37 4 George C Be widen Undir tht luiplcti o(ttw NYRRC Dale; June 6. 1982 11 00 AM S«;S7 1J M40 David Pearce 44 53:55 5 Herald Cigelewd Data: Monday 31.1982. IVOO AM Oislance: 5 Miles A Gord^w iecebeen fiXlJV Bruce 7. BettW. AAerlt Ml Oiitanca; 6 2 Miles I. iCev Ceebe Check-in: Men-30.1 Womet- 8? JURUPA RODEO 2-MILE RUN • leerold L Athenbren «. Derelbv > Btxtbero Frederickson 44 55:24 Entrants: 6222 roial-38S « Robert J. BwrbherBt W. GeergloAfib MlftwWeRI RIVERSIDE, CAlIF. JUNE 12. M Jeeegb R. Fmr George Luke 42 55:48 Rniihars:Runners-4467and33RacewalKe": Finishers: Men-?42 ann ? r.ir.ew,il)tprs Waathar: Rainyand muggy,mid 70's Women-Sb Toiai-299 10:54 M50 Thomas Hovey 52 55:30 Weather: f.ooi and rainy H40 Wally Ingram l;0;« Manfred Diflo 50 55:38' Ordar of Rnish Woman M50 Herb Hoggard 13:07 4. OfboeReywW Charles Edwards53 52:42 Order ol finish—Men M50 Bill Cornett 14:02 4. Be««A.RM^i tiSL-if $.WRrRem R, 1.Waitz,Grete.28-NORWAY.- 31 69.2 2 Benoil, Joan. 24-WATERTOWN.MA .12:36 M60 John Rastani 63 62:37 3.Teske, Charlotte 32 • Wr.Frman'-' 1 Anaslasto Roberl pQ.WSSAC 24 04 W40 Lois Ingram 27:40 2 Agresia Thomas.26 WRP FOURTH ANNUAL Nat White 52 54:01 4.Kaput, MarHxie. 23 - TUCSON,Afl 33:44 24 40 W50 Barbara Danniels 21:57 3 Deliavalle Remulus.29 24 ^ I .1 TREVIRATWOSOME TEN-MILE RACE C Hackenheimer 75 72:29 5.Moller, Lorraine.25-New Balance,MN 33fi!) W60 Fraser MacMinn 19:38 e.St Hilaire.Judl. 22 •AthIWest,MA 34:04 VetA(40-44) . CENTRAL PARK-NYC W40 Sister Nicolette 1 Tucker.Sluarl.40.CPTC 26:14 5-MlLER Subvat(30-39) 2 Bassell,Russell.41.NY 26 39 28:16 SpenivMt byHNctal nbm liiiMtrtn Vennaro 47 74:09 1 Carmiciiael.Kaiieile '\2 WS 3b 34 M40 Bill Crum 3 Duey.Len,43.CPTC 28 09 Undr thdtuipiCMit NYRRC Ellie White , 43 80:05 2 Walter Mjf(|.irfil.3!) N/p.ilrinn 36 10 M50 Walt Atcheson 32:16 Ml. May? 196? 10 30AM 3 BullerliBld. benofflti .in Bfifi 36 1? Vel8(45-49) 46:37 DManca 10mii«it)Oih fannersmustcompieie theentiredisuncetoscore) Barbara Phillips 83:54 W40 Kathy Wedel •1 Mcndonca.Elennora 32.MA 3fi 49 1 Bialokur.Wilo1d.47.FPR 28.09 CouneRKonfifMiHi) HeroLinduy 45 59 8 1980 Ceuru AdcordfWimwi) PartiCaaano 53 41 3 1961 from Thomas Hovey 5 Rolhnian Dol)hj.3f) WSSAC 38 19 2 Slern Lou.48.PPTC 28 49 CeuptHRgcgrd HffD Lindsay ana PatliCauano 1 39-SM I98i 6 Jackson Irene.3S.CriC 38 32 3 Franklud,Michael.46.Mill 30 40 RIALTO KIWANIS lOK EntranU 3206(i604couDies) 7 Uess Many ?4(0 49t)9t unsn Ca^oi 30(0 65 42) 1 44 61 1 Gibbons,Tom.61,Mil! 31:54 Don Carter 41:28 3 ThufSton.linda.AO.WSSAC. 39 38 3 Snoner Trank 34i0 47 37i Swgi^an Kim 30(0 68 OU 1 45 V 2 Rios.Willredo,65.LNTC 32 00 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK 4 Pike.Barbara 40.Libeily 39 39 M-n cwpMi-Tip ifl wt n tn 3.Goidstein.Albert,62.PPTC 32 54 W40 Joann Phillvis 58:25 5. Kuscsik, Nina. 43. GNYAA 39 40 MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA Lorgtii (ma. 40(1:07:20) 1 68 02- 1 _Lflrgn7 HifO 43 (0 60 43) 6 Barlec-Maybank.HRrn'ine 1.1 ( P 40 Ob OoMtnAge(70 end ttftr) JUNE 12, 1982 2 TucHeTStSh 39(0 6541) ^tmawe 42(1 0644) 2 01 26 I Martin.Luis. 70,NJ 7 Grace Juiiane. 44. Mrilrnse 40 27 3750 Ro&asco Marge 34(0 67 39) 2 0? 24 3 Rosasco Sieve 49(1 04 46) VetA(40-44) Open Paul Leblanc 31:20 4 Hifsp^aoty 47(10026j Kuscsik Nita,43 {1.07 021 2 07 27 S.Oeckerf.Marparpie 49 Onteor.. '41 14 CHRIST STRIDERS/AHERICAN 9 Margolin Palsy 41 WSSAC 1 Monte,Lona.40.NYC 32-53 5 OugoaielBnn 47(0665i) tSSCrSnSIVi.39(1 10<01 2 07 31 41 28 M40 Roger Pullen 38:24 6 Suggs Richard 39(1 01 34) BddroCM Hdtdoe 47(1 06 62) 2 08 26 CANCER SOCIETY lOK 10 Meyers.Mimi.40 PPIC 41 6? 2 Marlin.JIII.44,PPTC 33 08 7 Guerra Art 42(0 69 ?8| ScnontMo (>oi(y 43(1 09 27) 2 06 64 3 Meyers.Mimi.40.PPTC 33 25 Ray Thomas 41:35 PIQUA, OHIO. MAY 29, 1982 Masters (50-b9) 6 OetecKi Jttl 43 |i 04 07| Meyers Mm 39(1 07 66) 2 12 0? Dave Swett 41:55 Vet8(45-49) 9 SiKKman Waoe 47(i 04 04) SlocKnan Anny.49(1 OS 16) 2 12 20 Open Rick Callison 28 30:30 1 Kania.Miia bl -NYMsi 38 3) 10 S>(bef.Aun.42(l 06 07) Kirchen.eaini. 39(1 07 28) 2 13 34 2 Moore,Aiicii bl Alalanin 42 07- 1 Philips,Gudrun.46.HITC 34:45 W40 Judy Lanman 49:29 2 Marcus.Esther,46.Mill 38 00 M40 Ken Prior 41 33:47 3 Grcnda Jan-i .90.NV •16 2b Lois Thorson 53:09 180-ltlCwplii-Tip S wl H }1 4.Ootan.Beatrice.60 MmeMtn 47 47 3 Moun Barbara.45,'SIAC 38 48 Joe Moore 41 34:23 I 63(1 0069) 60(1 04 16) 206 14 5 Slembfirg.l ila S-l NY(. 48 17 Masters (50-59) 2 LoTSy (•fankT^2(l 06 26} hiKo. 62(1 06 69) 2 13 24 Charles Bolten 44 35:45 Seniors (60 and over) 1 Moore,Alicia.51.Aiatan 33 36 3 freoeiie John 62{i 08 46) iBy SSITTMI 1248) 2 21 33 Bill Deaton 40 37:14 4 Glosien Beinw 66(i 06 66i Nelson Janei.47(i 16 4Bi 2 23 43 1 Wetherppo Mthea.ol nv b? 63 2 Franco Bunny.51,CPTC 37.26 Jim Gerard 49 39:04 6 Coats George 66(1 09 02) Bancrod. Marsha. 44(1 16 00) 2 25 01 2 Nordsirom..Innc 61.MA :>3 3.1 3 Jacobson.Audrey,53.NYMst 42 40 3.Rodriguez. M.iiy fiO.C.rjYAA b« 18 Seniors (60 end over) 1» pNia-CeuplM~MiHmiwt M50 Jim Glidewell 54 35:12 Ray Riffe 52 35:58 GoldenAge(70 and over) 1 Rodriguez.Mary.M.GNY 37 23 1 Rios Wiflreoo 65(1 06 29) Rodriguez Mary.60(1 37 3i) 2 43 69 l.ScliieHe'in l ois 7i Nvr. Aulonno Einei 62(i 30 2?l 3 06 05 2 Manrxicci ~3Qe 73 (i 35 43) HBO Bill Winslow 61 40:54 3 Nordstrom Cat! 62(1 36 12) Nordsirom Jane. 61 (1 34 66) 3 11 06 Racewaikers 4 Giynn Stamey 71 (1 36 66) Giynn Marguerit 66(1 36 34) 3 11 29 W35 Iris Black • 1.Kelley,Oorolhy.47,NYM«;l b? 17 TAC/PENN MUTUAL NATIONAL Havens Etaiyn 65(1 41 63) 3 16 43 39 40:01 6 Spii; George 69(1 33 60) 2 Alvarez.Yolanrt.i..11 NrC 1 0107 MASTERS MARATHON CHAMPION- 6 WaiSKy Jack. 70(1 42 46) Goiaman Juaniia 69(1 39 26) 3 2? 13 3 Fleftricti 1.0 Afi,37.N'/C ' 01 18 SHIPS AND GALES CREEK VALLEY MARATHON. FOREST LONGEST RUNNING SHOW lOK JACKRABBlT 15 (20TH ANNUAL) GROVE, OREGON. JUNE 6. RIVER RUN, TULSA, OKLA. .PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. MAY 29. SOUTH DAKOTA, JUNE 5, 1982 MAY 8, 1982 lOK. HAYS, KANSAS -- MAY 15. Open Alan Terrell 33:35 Open Open Mark Curp 23 29:17 Open J P Worcester 31:12 M40 Jack llockett 37:35 1 Wynia Jerrold 21 1 : 21:52 Jim Walker MT 2:21:38 Frank Duarte CA 2:30:19 M40 Jim McFadden 43 34:27 M40 Gerald Martin 35:20 M50 Bob Creed 41:25 24 Dave Bushard 45 1 :35:08 Dennis Nickel 51:08 Fay Bradley OC 2:31:22 Bill Adams ' 41 36:22 35:47 M50 E J Gbldsmith 33 Bob Bartling 55 1 :38:35 Rupert Knowles 40:04 43:20 42 Dick Endacott 43 1 :41:03 Warren Ford 40 36:23 W40 Mary Ann Wehrum M40 W50 Florese Moore 1:10:37 43 Dan Schildhaur47 1 :41:11 W40 Faye Wheaton 45:26 Frank Duarte CA 2:30:19 M45 Glen Lafarlette45 36:18 44 Larry Jacobson40 1:41:17 Sharon Wagner 45:36 Fay Bradley DC 2:31:22 THE/OHLFIICS Bob Adkins 48 38:09 45 James Wiles 48 1 :41:20 Wilma Wiseman 55:40 Warren Finke OR 2:32:20 Perry McGinnis 45 39:04 BRENTWOOD lOK 59 Art Hinman 53 1 :45:55 LOS ANGELES, MAY 30. M45 M50 Steve BlanchardSO 37:29 DOUGLASVILLE 5 MILE RUN 114Lorne Bartling67 2 :02:52 BTTI Foulk MT 2:34:50 Ken Atwell 50 38:45 ATLANTA, MAY 15, 1982 Open Tom Birnie 29:18 PEPSI CMALLENGL lOK Jim Knerr CA 2:35:23 Hal McDonald 54 40:43 Open Randy Stroud 27 25:15 M35 Marshall Matye 32:50 CARROLL, IOWA -- JUNE 5 Dick Jamborsky VA 2:45:08 H55 Nocus Mclntosh 56 37:44- M35 Allen McDaniel 39 27:50 Ricardo Martiniz 32:57 Open Raul DeAnda 31:47 H50 M40 George Sharp 41 29:20 Tom Burns 33:23 Jim Smith 50 38:35 Patrick Devine CA 2:53:44 Erv Postier . 55 4l:04 M45 Tom McCollister45 32:57 M40 Ardel Boes 33:41 M40 Skip Shaffer 33:18 Buck Levy OR 2:53:55 MSO Billy Alford 52 30:25 John Hulhoi land 34:24 W40 Joy Austin 4443:37 Eino 33:38 Buz Masters OR 3:00:08 M55 May Clayton 55 37:45 Jim Floyd 35:47 Dennis O'Keefe 33:41 Sharon Cooper 43 43:38 M50 Pat Stone 62 35:43 M55 Paula Beatty 42 47:06 Brian Fernee 33:53 W40 Elizabeth Tharnish59:37 W40 Penny Kaiser 41 35:40 Clyde Anderson OR 3:32:51 Charles McClung 35:04 Louise Kerbs 62:07 W45 Donna Wright 45 42:13 W50 Opal Tucker 51 55:09 Bill McVicar OR 4:29:07 Marilyn Greenberg 50:30 M45 John Starr 37:01 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK M75 Joan McGrew 51 50:33 John Ghini 38:01 DURANGO, COLORADO — JUNE 5 Gordon Sherbeck WA 4:37:02 SANTA ANITA LITE lOK Clayton Steffenson38:05 ARCADIA, CALIF-. HAY 16. Open Keith Howerton 31:51.2 W40 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK M50 Jim Brownfield 35:20 Open Dave Frickel 30:37 Karen Clement OR 3:32:43 SIOUX FALLS. S.D.--HAy 15 Jan Fekkes 35:36 M40 Terry Greiraan 35:25.9 M30 Carlos Godoy 31:50 35:02.9 MJ Wallace OR 3:35:23 Open Dick Beardsley Bob Gerlach, 38:21 Dwane Robinson 29:59 M40 Gabriel Bernal 33:15 Larry Malick 38:16.8 Joanne Goodhead OR 3:41:48 M40 Dave Bushard M50.Jim Brownfield 36:54 MSB Bill Toomey 37:24 35:50 W40,Marnie O'Brien 42:59.8 W45 Bob Bartling M50 Phil Castle 45:29 Ray Gil 38:59 37:30 Sandy Brown 47:43.2 Susan Means OR 4:08:27 Bob Ritter W30 Cheryl Butchers 42:08 William Power 39:02 38:27 Eulalia Skinner 53:52.5 Gloria Anderson OR 5:04:41 W40 Lilly Becker 51:36 W40 Linda Sipprelle 38:25 W50 Helen Dick 42:31 • W55 Ursula Fendrich 53:59 Vivan Goble OR 5:01:07 Judy Rost 56:16 W60 May Lijenwall NT W75 Mavis Lindgren CA 4:53:35

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60 and Ovar MA5-A9 GARDEN OF THE GODS 10-MILER Vet B (45-49) 1. (1017) Raiph A. Pavek, Little 3TH A.-i.NlJAL ;AS:A0£ RUN OFC 1 Suiek, Jef;y, 45-Bkln 117 35 Canada, Minn.. 3:1139; 2. Caftyie Alfred Lennon GB 1:22:38 RCRTLiViO TPX ".,5K - JUNE 27 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. 2 Sadiio. frank, 47-NY 1 20.57 Sharslad. Grantstooro, WIs., -33434, 3. Romain Jansen NL 1:23:35 3 McCruOden. Owen. 46-Millrs 1,23 14 Thomas P. Ragan, BIHIngs, Mont., 3:24:47, Maurice Morrell G8 1:25:26 Men Mi;hd9; '0 Piet Van Alphen BEL 1:20:58 E'ien rart 51:03, 3. John Esqulbel, Trinidad, 51:24. 1 Sulheriand. Jtm. 50-Millrs 118 16 Rod Daba, Chicago, 3:59KK 4. Charley Vigil, Alanv>sa, 51:55. John-Derek Wood GB 1:25:20 Oebf.s Eiae 51:07 2. Cleaves. Henderson. 51-Ner 1:21.50 Waman 5. Keith Woodard. Boulder, 52:35. 3 S!iiiman, George.50-MillfS ,1:23 25 40-49 Roger Monseur GB 1:26:06 M35 Berme Allen 46:51 MEN 35-39 4, Knepler. Arnold, 51-Tama 125:06 1 (300) Carrol F. Ho*an. Madison, Hermann Mueller WG 1:28:41 Eddie Gray 47:09 I. tee Courkamp, 59:17; 2. Donald Rou. 5 Speclerman. Ivor, 5t-SSlfid 1 25 14 WIv, 2:50:21. 2. Sue Strk:kHn. San Andrew Ferguson SO 1:30:27 59:36; 3. Harold Jones, 59:51; 4. Pat 6 Orsaho. Richard. SO SSlrid r25:09 FratKisco, 3:11:21; 3. Carolyn Mckasv. Jeff Galloway v7:42 Mccarty. 1:00.17; 5. Ron Barker, 1;01.2I; SI Paul. 3 14:59, 4, Sylvia S Neoei, Carl 'We-:ser 49:17 6. Richard Wenham, 1:02.41; 7. Graeme Seniors (60-69) M55-59 Evanslori IH, 3:10:21, 5. F*hvtlis Kahin. Louis Struyken BEL 1;31:38 Badger, 1:02.42 ; 8. Basil Foaaum. 1:02.56; 1 Gibbons. Tom. 61-MiHrs 1 28'16 MInneapotis, 3.20O3. 6. HolN £, Fuchs. MAO Mike Heffernan 50:09 9. Richard Jolmson, 1:02.99; 10. WimBifiO A Wisman NL 1:34:57 2 Rios, Willredo, 65-LNTC 129:27 Amas. k)wa. 3 20-04, 7. Sharon Wagner, Dennis O'Keefe 51:16 Grace. '-03.15.^^^ Hays, Kan.. 3 2238, 8. Mae Horns, Edina, Super Seniors (704-) Ken Hall GB 1:37:24 Ron Daws 51:19 Minn., 3:2501. 9. Susan M. Bovd, I. Gene McKerlie, 59:X; 2. Joseph Popper. Max. 79 LNTC 2 08 10 Georges OeschachtB 1:38:13 Warren Finke 51:47 99:47; 3. Mike Mlddlestat, 1:01.df; 4. hiadison. Wis.. 3:25,11. )0 EkJise Vet A (40-44) Caldwell. Oaver>port, Iowa, 3 28 17 Gert Van GamerenNL 1:38:49 Chuck Downey, 1:01.20; 5. GeolTdry Phil Weisar 51:57 1. Thornhill. Anna, 41-Millrs 1 29 31 50-59 Chance, 1:01.29; 6. Bill Mitchell, 1:05.05; M60-64 1- (2776) Oiar>e M Goiiteti, M50 Ray Hatton 50:17AR 7. Salvador Sanchez, 1:05.18; 8. Jim 2. Margolin, Patsy. 41-WSSAC 1 29:35 Mtoneaoolls. 3:49-38. 2 Fran Green. Marcel Peschang FRA 1:46:17 Brumage, 1:05.51; 9. Steve MatttMWS, 3 Monie. Lona. 40 NYC 1.31:02 Pierce Cornelius 56:36 4. Marlin. Jill, 44 PPTC 1:34:26 Wausau, Wis.. 3 59:47. 3 Mary E Brynmor Jenkins GB 1:47:13 1:06.02; 10. Jeff Smith, 1:06.09. Bonstrom. Brooklyn Park. Minn, 4 05:10. Buz Masters 57:49 MEN 49-49 Vit B (45-49) 4. Maisia Cromte, Golden Valiev, Minn , George Scutts GB 1:51:59 1. Roger Bryan. 1:02.49; 2. Bill 1 Philips. Gudrun, 46-HlTC 1:35:24 4:05:30; 5 CirxJv Baloaard. BurnswUle. Leon Travaille FRA 1:52:32 M60 Cliye Davies 55:52 Kenworthy, 1:03.06; 3. Glenn Ruth, m 2 Fletcher, Joyce. 47-Mtllfs 1:40:57 Minn.. 4:14:24, 6. Mary A. Wallare. 1:04.30; 4. Ray LaMountaln, 1:05.55; 5. Robert Cadario FRA 1:52:47 Richard Kasal 66:19 3 Medaglia. Sue. 47-Mjllrs 1:45.53 Minneapolis. 4:15:24. 7 AAargarei John Newman, 1:00.24; 6. Frank Valen Vic Groeninq 69:52 4. Knight. Kale. 47-Mmfs 1 46:24 Johnson, Mar>omon»e, Wis, 4:2417. 8 M65-69 tine. 1:08.39; 7. Max Taylor, 1:10.25; 8. Belly Halaen, Mir>nelonka. Minn, 4:28 W k Larry Prall, 1:10.27; 9. Del Harris, Masters (50-59) Adolf Heuninck BEL 1:49:44 WAO Cindy DaIryraple 54:43AR 60 and aver 1:10.46; 10. Glen Ash, 1:12.27. Petrus Poelroan BEL 1:54:11 1 Franco. Bunny, 51-CPTC 1.46:08 1. (367S) Luciha Tofte, Ouloth, 4 )3 36 Le-tha Figg-Hoblyn 61:02 MEN 50-94 2 Cavrell. Jean. k54-NYC 1.51:09 Frans ChristiaensBE 1:56:44 Heidi Skaden-Povser I. Bob Schweikhardt, 1:04.27; 2. Ruben 3 Plescnt, Gloria. 53-NY 1:51-15 Vigil, 1:07.36; 3. Bob Winters. 1:08.42; 4. M70-74 62:45 Ken Whitney, 1:09.28; 5. John Garcia, Senrori (60 andover) 5TH ANNUAL KNIGHTS OF Henri Bastien BEL 2:05:37 W50 Joanne Hegedus 1:10.06; 6. Roger Wllcox, 1:10.14; 7. Haven. Evelyn. 65 Millrs 2:22.25 PYTHIAS 6 MILE RUN Eckart Lemberg, 1:11.00; 8. Mike Coco, Geo Letellier FRA 2:21:24 W60 Pat Dixon 72:42AR 1:15.51; 9. Ron Briggs, 1:15.57; 10. George AMHERST, NEW YORK. JUNE 20. • PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK M75-79 Gilflllan, 1:16.20. Open Bernie Parbucki 32:11 MEN 55-59 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MISSOURI Louis Charbonneau F 2:21:01 MAO Jack Meegan 36:19 I. Hugh Pascoe, 1:12.05; 2. Cralg JUNE 19, 1982 Pierre Ponthieu FRA 2:26:21 PepsiChaHenp10.000 Meter Schafer, 1:13.45; 3. Glenn Dody, 1:24.13; 4. M50 Dick Sullivan 39:55" IJatlonal Championships William Bennett, 1:24.52; 5. Leonard W30 Jane Van Ouesen A6:26 W35-39 Kraushaar, 1:25.04; 6. Pete Tyree, 1:28.46; Open Vernon Darling 31:39 GW Bridge to Inwood Park 7. Ronald Simonson, 1:29.43; 8. Eugene Carol Gould GB 1:32:21 MAO Jake Amberson from Sanford Weinstein Simpson, 1:31.50; 9. Richard Janssen, 38:10 Libby Pfeiffer GB 1:34:32 SponsofwJby PspslCo, Inc. 1:34.36; 10. Carl Gould. 1:37.02. Don Nail 39:10 Francoise OupontFRA 1:37:35 UrKl»r ihe kuipfcas «fthe HYARC PEPS! CHALLENGE lOK MEN 60-64 Dave Biersmith 39:29 Jeanny Raach L 1:50:57 DalerJu.-yJ 1982.8:3'DAM 1. Rick Laurenzi, 1:12.28; 2. Bob Martin, MILILANI TOWN, HAWAII Margaret Vallis GB 2:00:44 Olsianca: (>.2Miles 1:18.46; 3. Orval Lohman, 1:23.59; 4. Clark WAO Barbara Buehrer 53:28 JUNE 22, 1982 Ciiack-ln; Men- Women- Gates, 1:25.13; 5. James Yohn, 1:30.00; 6. . Hazel Kelsey 57:31 W40-44 Tcia;- Roy Jackson, 1:39.42; 7. Date Brotherton, Open Tom Wysocki 29:59 ftniahars' M?rr^33< tnct cacffHSkkeiz. 1:41.15; 8. Frank Kroeze, 1:48.55. Tanny Curry 59:59 Joyce Smith GB 1:28-. 18 'A't7ft?fi-562cr.c racovgikers. TtfgJ- MEN 65-69 Yvonne Miles GS MAO Jim Gallup 32:A1 1:36:38 Weather 1. Carl Mapps, 1:37.35. NEW YORK MASTERS 5 K Jeremy Clark 3A:23 Josette Rubbens BEL 1:45:16 MEN 70-OVSR BROO.O-YN.M.V. 1. Rudy Fahl, 2:19.00. A1 Bogenhuber 35:13 Wil Kroon-NoidusNL 1:52:26 JUNE 19, 1983. PROSPECT PARil, Larry Axmaker 35:A9 Maria Grob WG 1:52:45 ' flatadAA 20:13 WOMEN 35-39 Max Tel ford 36:09 W5Q-54 2 Cjrp Mif .cj.MO 2d 1. Rosalia Gehllng, 1:11:05; 2. Nancy Bertilia DePreter B 1:50:49 3.Rotif)ar5.8t'.2f.«'u pr'tS McCarthy, 1:11:22; 3. Maryellen AAen- BRIAN MORRISSEY 91 17:32 M50 Scott Hamilton 38:18 Betty Norrish GB 1:51:47 cimer 1:11:55; 4. Robb Kaufman, 1:11:57; MARTY BECKER 90 18:32 George McGaffigan A0:2A 5. Corky Keeffe, 1:12:23; 6. Susan Barton, Blanche Sinaeye BEL 1:53:40 CHARLES RjOSIELLO 92 19:97 Gil Lum AD:50 •hrnSi'M rj • 1:13:16; 7. Rebecca Crlssey, 1:14:09; 8. 2 Roflpet.Oiatrt 23 'V T?.?'. Fay DIzerega, 1:17:10; 9. Marilyn 95-99 George Ishiki Al:03 W55F LtczlnskI, 1:18:16; 10. Carolyn Simons, LOU STERjN 98 17:37 George Murray A1:A1 Reine Gastreuil FRA 2:03:38 1:19:06. KEN BUTLER 47 18:28 Ria Brouwers WG 2:14:06 Vet (40-491 WOMEN 48-44 M60 Dale Roberts A1:1A ) Fischei feet -ij y 53 1. Valdine Ranum, 1:13:26; 2. Tommie AL CRVHAM 47 20:23 Paula VanhelmontBEL 2:24:06 2 Hams Er-an i" St'lO Farina, 1:16:59; 3. Rudy Marburg, 50-59 . Naoto Inada 41:27 Martin Sherman A5:52 1:19:03; 4. Nancy Syms, 1:21:02; 5. Patri MARV STEIN 51 18:37 cia Russell, 1:21:49/ 6. Shirley Hardin, .Aesters (50-59) BOB FINE CANCER CRUSADE RUNS 1:23:30; 7. Suzanne Hersklnd, 1:24:28; 8. 51 18:96 WAO Patti Buholm A2:A5 \ CIclly Herman, 1:24:31; 9. Alice Prall, STANLEY GILBERT 51 23: 52 Elizabeth HennessyA7:2A LOMA LINDA, CALIF. JUNE 27 2 Slabler tC Vi 3^*16 1:25:52; 10. Miriam GIngras, 1:26:02. 55-59 Ruthe Heidrich A7:A3 3 Sipienra. A.'tfiwfh- WOMEN 45-49 5k 1. Ruth Mudrick, 1:24:30; 2. Prudy GUNNER BRICKNER 56 19:17 M30 Dave Roadruck 17:29 Senlert (60-691 W50 Jan Newhart A7:28 Stumpp, 1:26:05; 3. Barsha Stwphard, RAYMOND SPIRD 55 23: 23 MAO Wally Ingram 17:11 1 Gibbons (om. J3.t7 1:27:10; 4. Julie Foster, 1:30:57; 5. EIke 60-69 Joan Flynn A9:35 2 Coyne Wftiam E*. Vi i 39.39 Abltbol, 1:31:10; 6. Decker Well, 1:31:48; MSG Ollie Harker 21:30 3 htos.Wiilrebo. 63 *0*31 7. Claire Louis, 1:38:44; 8. Mary Burkall. JACK LEVENTHAL 60 22:56 from Mike Tymn M60 Bill Cornett 22:16 Vet t4CH49i 1:40:06; 9. Carrol Clancy, 1:40:38; 10. Pat GEORGE BILLER 62 22:58' W30 Carolyn Greywood 21:31 1 Daiyrynoje. Ci'kJy Dean, 1:41:12. MYER STEINGAKT 61 32:13 WAO Wanda Scott 26:05 WOMEN 5B-S4 9TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL 2 Slack >3vce --*3 36 659 3 BetJroc* Heie»' VJMs! 36 *: 1. Gwen Beaudin, 1:20:59; 2. Frances VETERANS 25K ROAD RUN W50 Ann Crawford 26:12 Cable, 1:28:58; 3. Betty Willis, 1:34:10; 4. GEORGE JAFFE 67 29:24 BRUGGE, BELGIUM Absle:* I5n.r>9' Sylvia Neville, 1:43:06; 5. Lorraine Pen- . .a L' Msi 3B'05 nlngton, 1:43:15; 6. Lyn Shepherd, 1:57:22.^ 90-94 JUNE 27, 1982. WESTERN STATES 100 MILE 2.0"t»ia Tcsnikt. f- -I'aian 42 ii " MADELINE FAHEY 92 22:06 ENDURANCE RUN MAO-44 (FrAin Squiw Villtv te AubBm, 3 Goedwm Sev '•* • ** 35 JOAN O'REILLY 91 25:25 Tim Johnston GB 1:20:05 Calif.) Seniors i60 anC over,! 1982 TAG CENTRAL ASSOCIATION PAT MORAN 99 33:39 Jim Kino, Caiilornia, 16:17 07: Jim M50 Homer R.hoads 53 37:53 Staf Spaepen BEL 1:20:56 1 Havens, cfef-vfl 65 "•!! 1'02 '5 20K ROAD RUN CHAMPIONSHIPS 95-99 ntllom, Cairtomia, 17:3J.M; Bruce La- Ron Clark 51 38:46 Leo Carrol 1 GB 1:21:04 BalN, Califorma, 17:0,65 JeOn Caffev. RKBwafktrs CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS Bill Stock 52 38:53 ESTHER MARCUS 96 23:42 Edmond Van RanstBEL 1:21:17 Pantand, 17:4I.]7,' Bin Oava, Can- JUNE 13, 1982 1 K,erie* Occirr,- ,%rC • 56-59 Pierre Voets BEL 1:21:41 ornia, 11:1017 M60 John Lafferty 64 42:02 3 VVilscr. GfSCfne iSIC 58 69 Open Greg White 1:07:14 FRANCES McCOOL 56 31:29 Jim Bowers USA 1:22:53 Casey Poole 61 43:15 60-69 MAO Bob Drage •1:19:21 Don Bradley 66 46:33 ALTHEA JI)R1DIN169 35:05 A1 Yates 1:27:27 WAO Shirley Matson 41 38:29 Dennis Schendel 1:30:02 Dorothy Stock 49 41:29 GRANDMA'S MARATHON [CLASSIFIEDS; MAS Dick Kloepfer 1:17:03 Diane OickersonAO 42:08 Les Bergquist 1:2A:5A DULUTH, MINNESOTA W50 Anne Johnson - 53 .43:17 TOMMY EIS. a long-distance master from age, state and date of record. Send S3 plus $1 Frank Rhodes 1:29:02 Tensia Trejo 54 50:54 JUNE 19, 1982 Pretoria, is lookingfor a pen pal or pails, of any postage and handling to NMN. PC Box 2372, H50 Dave Schartz 1:15:15 Alice Scott 55 53:10 age, ability and sex. Particularly in the LA area. Van Nuys OA 91404. Jack Comes 1:35:A7 W60 None Write Box 32869, Glenstandia, Pretoria 0010. Jim Mitchell 1:36:56 1. Dick Beardsiev, Rush CIN, W70 Mildred Judd 70 65:50 2.-I4:4f. 7. Matt WHson, Fairfax, Va.. South Africa. 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