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July/August 1979

July/August 1979

NE W ORLEANS TRA CK CL UB F 0

DAVID BAST

JULY AUGUST 1979 Cover: David Bast training on the West Bank Levee of the Mississippi River

Cover photo: Eddie May JULY/AUGUST 1979

From The Officers 3

Running in San Francisco 4

Club News 5

Cover Story 7

Race Schedule 9

Nutrition News 14-

Sprite Sprints Results 17

Publisher: New Orleans Track Schlitz Light Results 21 Club Red9 White, & Blue Results 27 Editor: Eddie May Lakeside Hospital Results 31 Staff: Cary Kuhlmann Carol May Harbor Master Results 35

Contributors: Pat Couret Causeway Ok8d for 1980 38 Hugh Mellert Bennie Nobles9MD Two Miler Results 39

Executive Committees Merchant’s Bank Results 34 George DeDual„ President NOTC Membership Cliff Cooney9 VP & Race Director Application 4l Harold Flettrich, Jr0, A1 Ory, VP & Race Day Coordinators Eddie May, VP & Editor George Owen9 Treasurer David Bast5 Secretary

Footprints is published bi-monthly by by tTTF~N¥w Orleans Track Club, P.0. Box 30491j New Orleans, La. 70190. Subscriptions entail member­ ship in the New Orleans Track Club. EPM#9 Magazines are free to members. From The

Officers

Back row from left» Harold Flettrich, George Owen, George DeDual Front row from lefti Eddie May, A1 Ory, David Bast, Cliff Cooney

George DeDual, President "Is Big Necessarily Better?" One year ago in the NOTC Newsletter, I wrote an article concerning my one-year goals. The goals I wrote of concerned guiding the NOTC to a great year, well run races, and a format of events everyone would be proud to participate in. At one point, I stated that I had no desire to make the NOTC the biggest club in the South, but if running the club efficiently meant growing into this position, then so be it. After just one year our club has prospered tremendously. All of my goals have been maintained to their fullest. None of the above goals have been reached, however, without hard work and self-sacrifice. Every one of the officers who were elected last year did their job or jobs and helped guide the track club to our present position. Our club has grown in size and yet has maintained its status of a well- run organization for all of its members. I realize some people will disagree with my position on how races should be run and money spent. However, I am firmly confident that the club is run for runners, with the runners in mind. Our club is big and is apparently better than ever. Many races are low key, but give everyone a chance to socialize. The current schedule is, by far, the best for many reasons. Race time, cost, and race directors new and energetic, with the runners in mind. With all of the growth, gains, and new innovative ideas going into our races, it appears that "Biggest may be bestl" However, proper management, good course selection, times, and cost for runner's are still my only goals.

Cliff Cooney, Vice President & Race Director Bigger and better days are here for the NOTC. New and old sponsors will help to make Road Racing exciting. Such races as the Audubon Park Fun Run, the Blue Cross 10K and the 2nd Marathon across the Causeway will establish our club as one of the best in the country. National sponsors are scheduled to repeat past races and new ones are being sought. Contact will be made to secure one of the pres­ tigious National race sponsors for our women runners. While many of us enjoy the large races, there will be many fun runs without all the fanfare. Races are planned where everyone takes home a prize for their efforts, and hopefully, more prizes can be given to a larger number of runners in each category. Each race seems to draw larger fields; with this growth arises the need for more volunteers. I welcome your help and suggestions. Please contact me by phone at 895-8366, or talk to me at the races.

Harold Flettrich, Jr., Race Day Coordinator A1 Ory, Race Day Coordinator "Race Day Planning" We have decided to color co-ordinate our races with bright safety orange. All race officials and helpers will be wearing orange vests which will make them easily recognizable to everyone. The finish line will be painted orange and identified by 2-two foot tall orange safety cones, placed one on each end of the line. All questionable course turns will be also marked with orange paint and safety cones. Where painting such turns is undesireable, white flour will be used to mark the course. We plan to purchase a large thermometer and possibly a humidity indicator to make this information available to all runners at race time. A record of these race-day weather conditions will be recorded at the start and finish of each race and given to the editor to be published along with the race results. If anyone knows where we can obtain these items at a reasonable cost, please advise A1 or Harold. In the very near future we plan to have the track club van painted for advertisement. We would like to receive some suggestions or ideas from the membership before we go to a professional sign painter. Anyone capable of offering this professional assistance, please contact us immediately. (A1 Ory - 833-8413 or 834-0564; Harold Flettrich - 833-1273 or 482-781.1)

Eddie May, Editor "FOOTPRINTS" Effective with the July/August Newsletter, the New Orleans Track Club's bi-monthly publication will be called "Footprints". A NOTC member will be featured on the cover with each publication; three issues for males and three for females. If anyone would like to recommend someone for the cover, please contact me by mail. Suggestions for articles, format, etc., are welcomed anytime. Address; 7630 Dalewood Road, New Orleans, La. 70126, phone 242-7655°

George Owen, Treasurer

FINANCIAL REPORT

As of June 30, 1979^ Cash in bank $2,472.62 Deposits made 7/2/79 l,515°l4 Receivables 4?5=00 3 Payables 1,535.45 Due to bank (for van) 1,250.00 RUNNING IN SAN FRANCISCO Bennie P. Nobles M.D.

During a recent trip to San Francisco I had the opportunity to run about town and participate in the First Golden Gate Run of 10 KM. The two main areas I found to be frequented by the San Francisco population were the Beach area leading ■■to Fort Point below the Golden Gate bridge and the Golden Gate Park across town -- a very winding and con­ gested area.. These areas were mostly asphalt and provided generally good surfaces. Along the beach the wind was strong and blew off the Pacific Ocean at•about-20-30 mph. The temperature ranged from 60-85°F and it was June! The mornings that I ran were quite chilly with occasional fog. Being in town on business necessitated early AM runs (aprox; 6AM).. The air was fresh and clear and conducive to good running. There are many races every week with a large number of participants. I chose to run this Golden Gate race which began at 5*^?AM (Sunrise) as it was the first race across the Golden Gate bridge.where two lanes were to be closed for the race. Also, I thought there would be fewer runners at this hour.

A word or two about this race should endear our NOTC officers and club more to us. First1, the cost to enter this race was six dollars and did not include a T-shirt. This could be purchased separately for five dollars. Granted, the race was for a charitable cause, but there were still sponsors for the race. I was told by other runners that T-shirts were provided along with the entry fee in about half the races. They noted that the fees generally, ran four to six dollars. I shan't complain about high cost of races, in New Orleans again, we really get a bargain. ; At the start of the race there were many people lined up at the porta-jobns and others still milling about trying to enter the race. There were approximately 2,500 runners at this early hour1. I was approxi­ mately a quarter-mile from the start when the gun went off and lost approximately 60-90 seconds getting to the starting line. Many slower runners were in front despite an attempt to separate the group according to times, not unlike some of our races. As with out brotherhood of runners, everyone was friendly and in a festive mood. As we climbed a rise to get to the bridge I was heartened to see a blind runner running at about a seven forty pace with an accompanying runner. As we wound our way onto the bridge, much to everyone's dismay the lanes were not closed to traffic and all twenty-five hundred runners had to cross on a narrow pedestrian walk where no more than two runners cound fit abreast. What a disappointment! I fondly remembered the herculean effort our club went through to have the Causeway closed for our marathon.

Crossing the approximately two mile span was exciting though slow. We then descended down the other side at a steep grade and I made up some time. At the finish line times were called out. Only the first five hundred finishers were recorded by IBM cards and no attempt was made to place individuals in line or separate women and men. There were bananas and sparking water at the finish supplied by the sponsors. Also, buses were available to return runners to the starting line as it was a one way run.

I enjoyed participating in the run despite my slower time than on our flat type course -- by four minutes! This was in part due to a combination of factors, including the large crowd and hills, but mainly by the fact that I had been eating like a horse since I arrived. There are more than 2,000 restaurants in San Francisco!

More important than running in this race is that I came away with a greater appreciation for the organization and sacrifice of our NOTC officers and members alike. Despite the heat and humidity, I'd rather fight than switch! r : ; There is a special communication that runners share. We often have more in common with a foreigner who runs, than a next door neighbor who doesn’t.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS The May 21 meeting was scheduled to review the new sponsor guidelines and to develop an agenda for the General Membership Meeting to be held in June, Following progress reports by each officer, a discussion was held regarding the future requirement that a race sponsor should pay for the entire cost of a race and that entry fees should be used for club administrative expenses. It was agreed that all potential race sponsors would be invited to a special meeting at the Landmark Hotel for the purpose of presenting the guidelines and selecting dates for their races. The officers also decided that the treasury could afford to make a $600.00 payment on the club van, reducing the outstanding balance to $1 ,500.00. The June 21 Executive Meeting was held to review the first draft of the next race schedule, covering the events from August, 1979 through February, 1980. During the progress report phase of the session, George DeDual indicated that significant progress had been made in working out some of the initial details of a second marathon. Eddie May indicated that he is considering changes in the format of the Newsletter, including better quality paper and page typesetting. The remainder of the meeting was spent, reviewing each race on the proposed race schedule as prepared by our new Race Director, Cliff Cooney. A special committee meeting was held on July 2 to resolve some of the details of the race schedule. Before beginning, the officers agreed to make an additional $600.00 payment on the van and to make a down payment on an overhead, two-sided digital clock. This acquisition will greatly improve the quality of our races so that all runners will be able to see their time as they cross the finish line.

N0TC ANNUAL PICNIC

June 3, 1979

Despite a heavy downpour at the conclusion of the final heat of the swimming races, over 200 members thoroughly enjoyed the covered dish supper at the Park Timbers Country Club. In addition to the sharing of a variety of food creations, members participated in a one and three mile fun run through Brechtel Park and competed for first place ribbons in swimming races. The children enjoyed the money toss, diving for silver dollars (the old kind), quarters, and pennies. All members expressed a desire to continue the traditional club picnic including the swimming and covered dish features.

GENERAL MEETING June 12, 1979

The purpose of the annual mid-year General Meeting was a review of the past year by the outgoing administration and the election of N0TC officers to serve from July 1, 1979 to June 30, 1980. An ad­ ditional highlight was the presentation of appreciation awards and certificates to the numerous members who generously assisted the Club throughout the year. Elected to the officer positions were: George DeDual - President; Cliff Cooney - Vice President and Race Director; Harold Flettrich and A1 Ory - Vice Presidents and Race Day Coordinators; Eddie May - Vice President and Editor; David Bast - Secretary; and George Owen - Treasurer. Speaking for the new administration, George DeDual stated that the immediate emphasis will be to maintain a sound financial posture and conduct a high quality race program, while providing low cost entry fees. In order to accomplish this objective, new race sponsor guidelines have been adopted re­ quiring sponsors to absorb all the costs associated with a race. Runners can expect $2.00 and $3.00 entry fees as well as numerous awards and post-race refreshments. Also high on the priority list will be securing additional assistance in handling some of the administrative duties which have outgrown being minor volunteer jobs. This will both improve the quality of service to all club members and reduce the time spent by N0TC officers. Another important goal which the officers will begin to investigate as soon as possible will be the search for a club headquarters to house the supplies and equipment stored in various homes and office buildings throughout the city. The meeting concluded with a discussion regarding the proposed Causeway marathon course. Following ... presentations of opposing points of view, club members voted two to one in favor of running the annual Mardi Gras Marathon on the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. This, consensus will be presented to the Cause­ way Commission in the immediate future for their final approval. Members also expressed a strong desire that the officers consider conducting a second marathon either through downtown New Orleans or along the former Lakefront-City Park course. The officers agreed to undertake a study of a second marathon when they meet to prepare the next race schedule. Club News compiled by David Bast birkenstock

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The Summer Battle

For the first time since he started running four years ago, David Bast, featured on the cover of this issue of "Footprints" is attempting to win the battle against what he calls "my summer apathy" toward training and racing. In all previous summers, David has had little inclination to run, let alone race, during this time of the year. He attributes this to a combination of factors, but chiefly a mental letdown after the marathon season and a lack of clearly defined training plans and racing goals. With the summer comes the heat which usually cuts his training mileage drastically, and at times has been enough of a reason to reduce his number of weekly runs to two or three. His objective this year is to train harder and more consistently throughout the summer in order to be better pre­ pared for his favorite competitive season - the longer races in the Fall and Winter. To accomplish this goal, he is presently running everyday at distances of 6 and 10 miles for an average weekly out­ put of 50 miles. He is particularly pleased with the pace of most of his workouts which range from 6¡00 to 6 ¡30 per mile. He plans to maintain this schedule until November when he will begin increasing the mileage in preparation for the Mardi Gras Marathon. David actually started running in 1973 at the age of 32 when his wife, Mary, bought him Dr. Cooper's book, "Aerobics." At that time, and for the following two years, he ran one mile, three times a week on the Lee Circle YMCA track, occasionally running some longer workouts of up to three miles. During this period, weeks would pass without running so David actually marks the beginning of his serious running with the Turkey Day Race in 1975» when he covered the 5 miles on Canal Street in 37:1 . He feels that this first race and joining the N0TC at the same time added a competitive motivation to his running, which has been progressively more oriented toward achievement as opposed to physical fitness. Since that first effort, David mentions four races as being the most significant to him in terms of achievement and personal satisfaction. The first occurred one year later when he ran the Thanks­ giving Day event in 29¡53 for his first sub-6¡00 race. The second was on February 12, 1977, when he broke 3 hours in his second Mardi Gras Marathon, covering the course in 2¡52¡58. Two months later he ‘ ran Boston in under three hours, but then he experienced almost 18 months of average to insignificant racing. His third most memorable race was the Lancers Holiday Classic on December 10, 1978, when he covered the 20KM distance at an average pace of 5*^3. It was also within this race that he ran his fastest 5 and 10 mile times, 2 7 0 0 and 57s20. This year's Mardi Gras Marathon also ranks as a major improvement in his running when he traveled the Causeway course in 209*26. It is these last two races that have stimulated ambitions of better times and have turned this summer's running program into a more serious undertaking. David’s typical day begins at 5*00AM with a cup of coffee in bed, followed by a stretching and exercise routine. His run starts at 6 ¡00AM and carries him through the streets of Algiers and over a portion of the Mississippi River Levee, along one of his five marked courses. Having tried running at every available time of the day, David has found that the early morning run places the least stress on his family and allows him to spend as much time as possible with his wife and two children. All of his runs are timed and are almost always done alone. Occasionally, he will join the other runners on a Saturday morning along Lakeshore Drive when he includes one 20-miler a week as part of his marathon buildup. This preparation usually begins in November--- when his weekly mileage objective varies from 80 to 100* During the two weeks before a marathon David reduces his training mileage and intensity,' figuring that it’s too late to make any strides which will affect a race of 26 miles. This two week period also allows him to relax and enjoy the excitement that preceeds the marathon. He has always practiced the carbohydrate-loading diet but he doesn't know if it really benefits him physically, but at least it adds to the emotional and mental preparation by placing as much emphasis as possible on the importance of the race. David indicated that at this time he has two additional running goals besides his immediate one of working harder this summer. The first is to examine and make changes to his training program. He feels his training schedule needs to be better planned so that different training phases and different types of workouts are used to improve his times in races from 5>000 meters to the marathon. He believes considerable development can be accomplished within the same time constraints by a more goal-oriented system. The trouble he finds is in finding the best mix of endurance and speed workouts while being one's own coach. The second objective is to establish a set of new personal records to achieve, based on the NOTC's next racing schedule. Two of these are to run a 55 minute 10-miler and a sub-2¡35¡00 marathon. David believes that both of these are within reach within a year, particulary if he can win the summer battle. Eddie May 7 Editor Famous Brand Shirt Shop

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DATE, TIME RACE DIRECTOR & RACE DISTANCE & ENTRY FEE PHONE NUMBER DETAILS'

2 MILES Jeannie B lair NOTC 2 MILER, Audubon Park at St. Charles. New Sun. Aug 5 529-4200 NOTC window decal to a ll registrants. Show off 8:00 am your menbership in out great running club. $3.00 Ribbons 5 deep. 11 age groups for men, 7 age $2.00 NOTC member groups fo r women. R e g is tra tio n begins 6:45 am.

2 MILES George DeDual MARDI GRAS MARATHON FUND RUN, 2 m ile s , 2 heats Sun. Aug. 12 831-2870 (we assign you to a h e a t). Audubon Park a t 8:00 and 8:30 am. St. Charles. Patches to a ll registered runners. $5.00 Marathon jackets to a ll age group winners. $3.00 NOTC member Marathon T-shirts to second place in each age group. Marathon-5K T-shirt to third place in each age group. 50 Marathon sun visors given in each race. 10 age groups for men, 6 age groups fo r wcmen. R e g is tra tio n begins 6:45 am.

2 MILES Harold Flettrich ATHLETIC SHOES, INC., 2 miles. Rosedale M all, Sat. Aug. 18 833-1273 3796 Veterans Mem. Blvd. 889-2695. Mugs to 6:30 pm a ll registered runners. 7 age groups for men, $3.00 5 fo r wcmen; 3 deep. B eer, s o ft d rin k s and $2.00 NOTC member E.R.G. Preregister at Rosedale Mall store beginning Aug. 13. Race day registration.

1 MILE RELAYS Larry Fuselier NOTC 1 MILE RELAYS (lim ite d to NOTC members Thurs. Aug. 23 887--3003 only). Teams chosen before race; each runner 6:15 pm w ill run 1 mile; 4 person teams. Registration $2 .0 0 NOTC MEMBERS on Roosevelt Mhll (behind New Orleans Museum ‘ S ONLY of Art in City Park) . Race course to be decided. Awards to each member o f 1 s t fo u r teams. Registration begins 5:00 pm.

3 MILE RUN Nancy Anderson RUN WALK FOR AUDUBON PARK, 3 m ile ru n , 1 m ile ;1 MILE WALK 866-6045 walk. Audubon Park at Prytania Street. T-shirts Sat. Aug 25, B i l l D avis to a ll runners and walkers. Awards to firs t 8:00 am 895-4705 3 male and f a t a le RUNNERS; 1 s t & 2nd RUNNERS $5.00 pre-registration in 7 age groups fo r men and women. Pre­ Mac DeVaughn NO DISCOUNTS registration (to be mailed). Race Day Regis­ 895-4705 $6.00 Race Day tration begins 6;45 am. Refreshments.

9 3 MILES Carol Fegert EARLY BIRO 3 MILE AND 1 MILE RUN - for early 6:00 am 394-2289 risers and ex-farmers. Race starts at the Sun. Aug. 26 Casino next to tennis courts in City Park. 1 MILE 1st place, ribbon for each group winner in. 6;45 am each race. Ago groups in 1 year increments, 2.00 i.e . 19, 20, 21 ot:c., male and female. Coffee $1.00 NOTC member and doughnuts after race. Registration¡at 5:30 am.

3 MILES A1 Ory SECURITY HOMESTEAD 3 MILER. 1 L a k e fro n t S h e lte r Sun. Sept. 2 834-0564 No. 1, Lakeshore Drive near Bart's Restaurant. 8:30 am. Age-group awards 3 deep, 9 age groups for men, $5.00 6 f o r women. Mugs to a l l re g is te re d runn ers. $3.00 NOTC member Refreshments. Registration begins 7:15 am.

5 K J e rry L e n fa n t CHASE THE FOX. Finish Line Sports. Elysian Wed. S ep t. 5 454-1106 Fields at Lakeshore Drive behind Levee Bbard 6:00 pm. Police Station. Certificates of completion $3.00 to a ll registered runners. G ift certificates $2.00 NOTC member 3 deep. 7 age groups fo r men, 5 fo r women. Beer, soft drinks and fru it. Registration begins 4:45 pm.

4 MILES Louis May AUDUBON PARK 4 MILER. Audubon Park, Magazine Sun. Sept. 9 246-5463 St. and and Exposition Blvd. T-shirts to a ll 8:00 am registered runners. Awards 2 deep. 7 age $5.00 groups fo r men, 5 fo r women. R e g is tra tio n $3.00 NOTC member begins 6 :45 am. ^ >.

4 MILES P h il G rafe RADIOFONE 4 MILER. ¡Registration on Roosevelt Sat. Sept. 15 436-1709 Mall (behind New Orleans Museum of Art in City 9:00 am. Park). T-shirts to a ll registered runners. $4.00 Awards 3 deep; 7 age groups for men, 5 for $2.00 NOTC member women. R e g is tra tio n begins 7:45 am.

FUN RUN A1 Ory FUN RUN Various distances: 1/2, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sun. Sept. 16 834-0564 5, and 6 miles w ill be run. One hour 'timej 8:00 am. lim it. Starts at Roosevelt Mall in City Park (behind New Orleans Museum of Art) .

10 2 MILES Dwight Waddell 2ND ANNUAL RED ROBBINS CROSS COUNTRY. Wed. S ep t. 19 392-7132 Registration at Mardi Gras Fountain on Lake- 6 :15 pm. shore Drive. This is a 3 race series. T-shirts $7.00 to a ll registered; must wear to each race. $5.00 NOTC members Awards: 7 age groups for men, 5 for women. (price for 3 race series) Registration begins 5:15 pm.

10 K Details to be announced. Sun. Sept. 23

2 MILES George Owen 3RD ANNUAL JO ANN VINSON 2 MILER. Audubon S a t. S ep t. 29 835-5810 Park at St. Charles Ave. Ladies run this 9:00 am tradional race and help the Leukemia Society. $5.00 T-shirts to a ll registered runners. G ift $3.00 NOTC member certificates given randomly. Mailing w ill fo llo w .

15 MILES 2ND ANNUAL CANOE AND TRAIL SHOP BAYOU ST. 5 MILES JOHN CLASSIC. Details to be announced. Sun. S e p t. 30 8:00 am.

2 MILES Sal Lamandre 4TH AN N U A L WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S 2 MILER. Sat. Oct. 6 455-9845 Roosevelt Mall in City Park (behind New 9:00 am. O rleans Museum o f A rt) . Women's ra ce a t No charge 9:00 am. 1 s t and 2nd p la c e awards, 6 age groups. Children's race at 9:45, 1st and 2nd place awards in 4 age groups. A ll runners re p o rt a t 8:4 5 am.

10 K AND 1 MILER David B ast CHAIMETTE GENERAL HOSPITAL, 10 K AND 1 MILER. Sun. Oct. 7 392-5819 801 Virtue, Ghalmette, La. T-shirts to all 9 :00 am registered runners.- Age group awards 3 deep. $4.00 . 7 age groups fo r men and 5 fo r women. For $3.00 NOTC member . additional information call: Charles Killion 277-7711. Beer and soft drinks. - Registration ‘ “ . . 7 :4 5 . . ■■■■

5 MILER Harold Flettrich COLUMBUS DAY 5 MILER. Old Driving Range in Wed. O ct. lo 833-1273 City Park on Marconi Drive. Trophies to all 5:45 pm finishers. Registration begins 4:45 pm. $4.00 $2.00 NOTC marker

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26 MILES, 385 Yds. Al Ory NOTC FALL MARATHON Sponsored by DeVinney's Sun. Oct. 14 834-0564 Men S to re s . G. Gemon Brown Gym, Marconi 6:00 am Drive and Harrison Ave. in City Park. $20.00* Trophies to firs t male and female finisher. $2.00 NOTC member Certificates and T-shirts to a ll ______finishers. FINISHERS ONLY. T - s h ir t must be EARNED. Further information w ill be forthcoming. *$20 registration fees have been pledged to the Lions Club.

2 MILES Dwight Waddell 2ND ANNUAL RED ROBBINS CROSS COUNTRY. Wed. O ct. 17 392-7132 2ND RACE IN SERIES. See details on 6:15 pn. Wed. Sept 19. $7.00 $5.00 NOTC member (price for series)

26 MILES,'. 385 Yds, NEW YORK CITY MARATHON Sun. Oct. 21

Please rote: Every Saturday morning at 10:00 am. a running clinic w ill be held at the front of Audubon Park; Mr. Roy Greene is Chairman.

Recently it has been brought to my attention that intended participants have been calling Race Directors for some unnecessary reasons. The following are seme of the questions asked via telephone of Race Directors: "What is the color of the T-shirt?" "Is this a discount race?" (Instructions are explicit in the Newsletter and Schedule.) "Where is the exact starting and finish line?" "I can't find my membership card, can I s till have a discount?" (As the membership card must be presented, this answer is obvious.) The aforementioned questions are but a few of the many that a ll Race Directors receive. With fields as large as 1500, quite a few calls can be generated. Please read your Schedule before placing unnecessary phone calls. - George DeDual

12 CONGRATULATIONS - Corporal Stanton Alleyne receives congratulations from Major George Hearn for his first place finishes during the Nautical Mile and 10,000 meter runs held on May 19« (Photo by SSgt Steve Doane)

NEW ORLEANS, May 29, 1979 - A Crescent City Marine sprinted to victory in two races held here on Armed Forces Day, May 19« Corporal Stanton Alleyne, an administrative clerk with the 4tlv Division Headquarters here, finished first in the 7th Annual Gulf Coast Nautical Mile Run in 6s17. Later in the afternoon the 23-year-old Marine found enough stamina to outclass all competitors in a 10,000 meter (6.2 miles) run in 38s05* Both races were sponsored by the Naval Air Station, Belle Chase, La. The nautical mile was run at West Jefferson Stadium in Harvey, La., and the 10,000 meter race was staged at the Naval Air Station. Originally from Diego Martin, Trinidad, Alleyne lives at the Naval Support Activity in Algiers, La., and is a member of the New Orleans Track Club.

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13 NUTRITION NEWS

It's probably fair to say that the more people know about food and nutrition, the more likely they are to develop eating habits that con­ tribute to good health* Nutrition research has made great progress in establishing the nutrient needs of men and women and in interpreting these needs in terms of common foods. Therefore, the growing interest of consumers in the safety and nutritional quality of the American diet is a welcome development. Regrettably, however, much of the interest has been colored by alarmists who state or imply that the American food supply is unsafe or somehow inadequate to meet our nutritional needs. Claims or suggestions that certain health foods or diets prevent or cure disease or provide other special health benefits are, for the most part, folklore, and sometimes fabrication. But in spite of the growth of sound nutritional principles, many faddish, unsound, and even dangerous dietary practices have sprung up. Many of these apply to the diet of athletes. In some cases they have persisted despite the fact that their validity has long since been disproved.

The Federal Trade Commission in its proposed Food Advertising Rule would prohibit use of the words "organic" and "natural" in food adver­ tising because of concern about the ability of consumers to understand the terms in the conflicting and confusing ways they are used. The FTC also proposes to prohibit the term "health food" in advertising because it is undefined and may fool consumers into thinking one particular food will provide good health.

The fad of popular crash weight dieting is perhaps the most costly of all forms of nutrition nonsense. Although the promotion of these products have attracted many followers, increasing evidence casts ser­ ious doubt on the wisdom of using any of these diet plans. The "modified fasting" diet puts considerable strain on the body and should be used under close medical supervision by a professional trained in weight loss, dietetics or nutrition.

MISCONCEPTION: Vitamins supply extra energy.

FACT: Proteins and Carbohydrates supply 6 calories per gram while Fat supplies 9 calories per gram. The amount of food you eat will determine the amount of energy that your body will acquire. Some B Vitamins do aid in the conversion of food to usable energy. But taken in amounts greater than the body needs is only a waste of time and m o n e y .

MISCONCEPTION: Vitamin products sold as "natural" don’t contain syn­ thetic ingredients. Natural vitamins are superior to those synthesized b y man.

FACT: Each vitamin has a particular molecular structure that remains the same whether it is synthesized in a laboratory or extracted from an animal or plant or consumed as part of an animal or plant. The body cannot distinguish in any way between a vitamin from a plant or animal and the same vitamin from a laboratory. It comes back down to some basic rules about eating. Your body not only needs vitamins and other nutrients, it needs the bulk and texture of real food. And it needs a balance of those foods, a balance that may not be provided in fad diet­ ing and the endless array of tablets and capsules.

MISCONCEPTION: Modern farming methods have depleted the soil and the food itself no longer contains adequate nutrients.

FACT: More is known about the nutrient content of foods today than ever before. And more is done through modern farm pr.ict Lees, to protect and enrich the soil. Crop rotation, soil tests, rout Inc enrichment of crop soil, and modern transportation methods arc prm:t Iced to keep our SUE BURVANT food of the highest quality.

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f MISCONCEPTION: Protein is a primary source of muscular energy.

FACT: In a well nourished person, protein is not a major source of energy. Protein needs are governed by growth and increased muscle mass developed through training. High Protein diets will not burn off fat. Calories are merely the measure of the energy stored or used. About 3,500 calories of either excess fuel stored as fat or extra fuel burned in exercise equals one pound of body weight gained or lost. Eating and exercise are just two sides of the same balance. Total lifestyle - spending a little more fuel, taking in a little less - is best. The fuel you burn is governed by the amount of weight you move and the distance you move it.

MISCONCEPTION: Running increases appetite and uses more energy so there­ fore you have to eat more,

FACT: Moderate amounts of exercise help to control appetite. The body has built-in controls which either increase or lessen appetite according to the body's needs. Exercise causes the body to use its fuel more efficiently so therefore you really need to eat less. When protein use by cross country skiers was measured, they proved to need no more protein for up to 50 miles of skiing than they did for a day of rest. Eating more protein than you need also adds to a larger grocery bill.

MISCONCEPTION: No Fats, no fried foods, no oily dressings should be eaten during normal or training diets.

FACT: The human body needs a certain amount of fat. Fat carries the fat-soluable vitamins E, K, D and A. Fat also supplies a concentrated form of calories. Furthermore, fat makes a meal more satisfying. Food is tastier and a person does not feel hungry if meals contain some fat. On entering the intestinal tract, fat causes the release of a hormone, enterogastrone, which slows down the emptying time of the stomach. (A circumstance where the "faster than usual" emptying time of the stomach may be an important factor is the pre-event meal, when fat should be l i m i t e d . ) It is estimated that about 60% of the fat we eat is hidden in foods. So to control the nutritional quality of the fat you eat and use, pay special attention to the fats you can see - those you use in pure form in cooking, salad dressings and baking. Emphasize the more polyunsaturated forms, and always read labels.

MISCONCEPTION: Starches and sugars are fattening.

FACT: As one of the three essential nutrients, carbohydrates (starches and sugars) are necessary for the proper utilization of fat and protein. In sports where extra energy,is needed, it is necessary to eat both complex and simplé carbohydrates to keep the glycogen reserves filled. Carbohydrates are the most efficient fuel for energy production at high levels of oxygen consumption and is used almost exclusively in work above 75% of maximum work capacity. Carbohydrates are also cheaper in the, marketplace.

MISCONCEPTION: (1) Milk causes "cotton mouth"; (2) Milk curdles in the stomach, causing sour stomach; and (3) Milk decreases speed of movement and "cuts wind".

FACT: (1) Studies show that saliva flow and the condition of the saliva are related to the amount of perspiration and any reduction In water content of the body and are not affected by the kind of food eaten before the athletic event. Saliva flow may be influenced by one's emotional state. (2) When milk is mixed with stomach acids, the curdling that results is a necessary process of digestion and does not cause stomach upset. Milk may buffer excess acid in the stomach (neutralizer of a c i d ) .

15 (3) Studies have been made which show no difference in training response or in all-out performance when milk is either included or excluded from the diet. Milk is a good source of high quality protein and phosphorous, and it insures that calcium and riboflavin needs are met. Milk products also are among the best snacking foods when extra energy is needed.

MISCONCEPTION: (1) Eat first, drink later; (2) Drink no water during practice, suck on ice cubes only or rinse out mouth only; and (3) All people who exercise and sweat need to take salt tablets to maintain proper balance.

FACT: (1) Whether the liquid is water or another beverage, it is not harmful to drink during meals. It is a bad habit however to use excessive amounts of a beverage to wash food down without chewing it. Of course, drinking a large volume of liquid at one time could discour­ age eating or give an uncomfortable feeling of fullness. Common sense should be used. Almost every action and reaction of the body requires water. The digestion and proper utilization of foods cannot be accom­ plished without water. (2) Drinking some water combats the undesirable effects of dehy­ dration and improves endurance. The best performance of acclimatized, nutritionally conditioned athletes is achieved by replacing hour by hour the water lost in sweat. (3) Extra salt is needed when heavy exercise and hot weather cause excessive sweating, as in the period of a week or so when adapting to sudden heat and when heat is extreme. Salt loss through sweating is approximately 1.5 grams for every 2 pints (lbs.) of water loss. Inges­ tion of salt tablets for the purpose of maintaining adequate levels is unnecessary until 6 pints (lbs.) of water loss is incurred. For most athletes the salt in the food at each meal will take care of the sodium requirements.

The best thing to do is to exercise care and common sense by eating a balanced diet from a wide variety of foods and by practicing modera­ P A T C O U R E T tion in eating any single food.

If your diet is inadequate, the stress of added exercise can keep your body from adapting to a more conditioned state. Your body's adap­ tation for fitness is a result of total lifestyle - diet and exercise - not just one kind of effort alone. Exercise has a tonic effect on the body. Your muscle tone improves; your sense of well-being and self­ esteem grow. Your weight is easier to control; your step is lighter; your breath comes easier; general stress and tension decrease.

These days it's "in" to be fit; it's fun to be fit; everyone knows it's healthier to be fit. People who jog, or run, or swim, or bike regularly are looked at with envy and admiration by flabby friends. Eating a well-balanced, nutritious diet is considered smart, not strange.

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1 Dawson, m m j s 16 1 LANDECK, MARK 17 2 BRODT, CSNDY 16 2 BROOME, WADE 15 The inaugural Sprite 5KM Sprint 3 TOELLES» D«SIELLE 14 3 MCLXNDON, JOHN 15 provided local runners with an opportun“ ity to participate in a new national running program of 5K races as Sprite WOMENS RESULTS 18 - 29 MEWS RESULTS 18 - 29 joined the ever-growing ranks of national sponsors» New Orleans was the second of OS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE a series of over twenty events held in key U.S. cities, and from all indications 1 CUTT, CHRISTINE 21 1 MCDONALD, KENT 26 both Sprite and the NOTC will be most in­ 2 0*NEAL, SALLY 19 2 AULTMAN, TAYLOR 28 terested in repeating next year. A 3 FUSELI ER, LISA 20 3 SUMMER FORD , MICHAEL 18 unique feature of the Sprite series is the selection of eight runners to com­ prise a National Challenge Team in which WOMENS RESULTS 30 - 39 MENS RESULTS 30 - 39 expenses will be paid to compete in the various team races. Hopefully, our local OS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE winner and the NOTC's number one runner, Kent McDonald, will be chosen for one of 1 DAVIS, TERRY 31 1 MOUTON, C. J. 32 the available openings. 2 HUNTER, SUZANNE 36 2 TAYLOR, RANDY 31 Another noteworthy point is that 3 BLAIR, JEANIE 38 3 l e e d y , don 32 for a $2.00 entry fee runners received one of the finest courses in' the city, great police protection, T-shirts, age WOMENS RESULTS 40 - h9 MENS RESULTS 40 - 49 group and random awards, a finish line system complete with an overhead digital OS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE clock, and, of course, plenty of Sprite after the race. Complete results were X TURNER, MARGARET 41 1 Fu s e l i e r , larr y 43 also mailed out by our sponsor. Next 2 HARRISON, JOAN 42 2 LAMAND RE, SAL 43 year's event will undoubtedly be a must 3 TAUZIN, YVETTE I . 42 3 Cl a r k , Ch a r le s g . m . D. 43 on all your running calendars. by David Bast WOMENS RESULTS 50 £ OVER MENS RESULTS 50 S OVER OS NAME AGE >US NAME AGE

1 VAN BATTUM, ELISABETH 56 1 PERSONS, THAD 51 2 SIMMS, DOTTIE 51 2 SEARS, RAYMOND 50 3 , HUNTER T F£tD 54 WOMENS RESULTS 57 CORMIER, JANE P. 27 7x27 18 8 47 26 ACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 58 CUTT, MARGARET 47 0X27 22 8 48 6 59 KERNION, BETTIE 36 0X27 2b 8 50 15 1 CUTT, CHRISTINE 21 0 19: 24 6 :1 4 1 60 HUGHES, ELIZABETH ANNE 32 0 :^ 7 36 8 52 16 2 O'NEAL* SALLY 19 0 1 9 :3 0 6 :1 6 2 61 OOEM, PEGGY 26 0 x 27 37 8 53 27 o 3 DAVIS* TERRY 31 1 9 :5 8 6 :2 5 1 62 ROONEY, CINDY 26 0X27 41 8 54 28 4 FUSELIER * LISA 20 0 2 0 :2 9 6 :3 5 3 6 3 WARD, ROSt Go 31 0X27 44 8 55 17 5 GERNHAUSER* JAN 22 9 2 0 :4 5 6 :4 0 4 6:28 28 9 09 35 17 TREl LES, DANIELLE 14 0 22: 7 :2 2 3 76 VALUERY, DIONNE 17 0X28 V7 9 15 11 lb HARRISON, JOAN 42 0 22X57 7 :2 3 2 77 MORENO, BARBARA 30 ^ X28 5^ 9 18 23 19 CLlNE, GLORIA J. 27 .) 2 3 : 1C 7 :2 7 10 7b HINTZ, BONNIE C. 31 0X29 15 9 24 24 20 ETT1NGER, JANE 17 0 23 x L h 7 :2 8 4 79 SUAREZ, CELESTE 15 7 :2 9 24 9 27 12 21 SABO, CARMEN 37 o 23X35 7 :3 5 5 bO DUNKEL, MARIE 27 0 :2 9 30 9 29 36 22 TAUZIN, YVETTE I . 42 0 2 3 :3 6 7 :3 5 3 81 BAILEY, POLLY G. 32 7X29 32 9 30 25 23 El LMAN, SUSAN L. 31 4 23 :3 9 7 :3 6 6 82 LINDSEY, NEMSIE 31 0X29 53 9 37 26 24 THOMSEN, JEAN R. 24 0 23:41 7 :3 7 11 83 KELLY, MONIKA 25 ">X2V 59 9 38 37 25 NELSON, JULIE 20 0 2 3 :4 3 7 :3 8 12 84 MARTINEZ, BECKY 20 0X29 59 9 38 38 26 WOODS, YVONNE lb 0 2 3 :4 5 7X38 13 85 MEHL, GENEVIEVE 42 7 X 30 07 9 Hi 7 27 JURGEl SKY, ADELE 47 o 2 3 :4 7 ? :3 9 4 86 BRANDT, CAROL 32 0X30 07 9 41 27 28 ROCKETT, LIZ 25 0 2 3 :5 0 7 :4 0 14 87 TROSCLAIR, AMY 27 0 x 30 19 9 45 39 29 KENNEDY, PATRICIA 39 n 2 4 :2 0 7X49 7 88 ROTHMAN, NAOMI 34 0X30 36 9 50 28 30 MCDONALD, KATHY 28 0 2 4 : 34 7 x 5*» 15 89 DE LA HOUSSAYE, ROBYN 30 0X30 40 9 52 29 31 MCMULLEN, CATHLEEN 13 o 2 4 :5 7 8x71 5 90 KOLB, CATHERINE 34 0X30 55 9 56 30 33 MCCLAlR, MARION Lo 31 0 25x09 8X05 B 91 CRAFTS, THERESA A. 26 0x30 57 9 57 40 34 LEGRAND, YVONNE 20 0 25 : 12 8X06 16 92 COMBEL, YVETTE C . 27 0X30 57 9 57 41 35 MOORE, ATHENA 41 0 25 s ¿,5 8X17 5 93 TWADDEU, BETSY 39 0X31 26 10 06 31 36 O'MALLEY, COLLEEN 19 0 25 x h6 8x17 17 9 4 s h e p h e r d , Fr an ces 32 7:3 1 28 ID 77 32 37 KUHLMANN, LYNNE 29 0 2 5 :5 4 8X20 18 95 SHIRLEY, JACKIE 26 0 :3 1 28 10 07 42 38 YOST, LUCINDA 25 0 26X00 8X22 19 96 SUAREZ, JODI 17 0X31 35 10 09 13 39 POIRER, VIRGINIA C. 36 0 26X07 8X24 9 97 MCLEOO, SUE 25 0X31 47 10 13 43 40 JENSEN, MARY 00 0 26 : ID 8x25 6 98 PFRETZSChWER, CAROL 23 7X31 51 10 14 44 41 ROSENTHAL, MARIAN B. M.D. 35 0 26 x 16 8X27 10 99 SIMMS, DQTTIE 51 0X32 13 10 22 2 42 KAPPELMAN, SUSAN 31 0 26X 16 8X27 11 100 LIRACCARI, JOAN 28 0X32 39 10 30 45 43 SUAREZ, DONNA 20 0 26 X 17 8X27 20 101 B6LLETTO, DOTTIE 29 0X33 11 10 40 46 44 SALZER, ADELE F. 28 0 26X24 8x29 21 102 CONNELL, MARY ANN 24 0X33 40 10 50 47 8X31 45 HAUGWOM, FRAN 30 0 2 6 :2 8 12 103 BARNETT, ARLENE 26 0X34 11 10 59 48 46 VAN BATTLE, ELISABETH 56 0 26 S 31 8X32 1 104 KERNION, JULIETTE 10 0X34 32 11 06 14 47 MANNING, SUSAN 28 0 2 6 :3 1 8X32 22 105 HIRSCHFIELD, GWEN 40 0X34 36 11 08 8 48 BOOKSH, TERRI 16 0 26X32 8X32 7 106 DEHON, STACEY 13 0X34 47 11 11 15 49 PINNELL, DONNA 25 0 26X37 8 x34 23 107 SINGLETARY, BECKY 10 0X35 05 11 17 16 50 MATTHEWS, LlSA 17 0 26X39 8X34 8 108 KEASLER, LYDIA 30 0X35 19 11 21 33 51 SCIORTINO, STEPHANIE 15 0x26 5 40 8X34 9 109 KAGNOFF, MARCIA C. DR. 37 0X35 25 11X23 34 52 SUAREZ, DENISE 26 0 X26X51 8X38 24 110 DEWOLF, KAREN 35 0X36 14 11X39 35 53 SKIDMORE, DORIS 33 0X27X05 8X43 13 111 TAYLOR, MARY 18 0X43 35 14 01 49 54 BECKER, BETSY 08 0X27X12 8X45 10 112 TOCA, JEANNIE 18 0X43 35 14X01 50 55 ZELLER, CYNTHIA 22 OX27X15 8X46 25 56 BECKER, MARY JANE 39 OX27S16 8X46 14 17 MENS RESULTS

PLACE NAHE AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE ; TIME PACE PQS

1 MCDONALD, KENT 26 0115X30 4*59 1 92 LEHRMANN, CHARLIE 49 0*19*08 6*09 7 2 AULTHAN, TAYLOR 28 0 : i5 : 43 5* 03 2 93 DOOLEYt PATRICK 26 0*19*09 6*09 40 3 SÜHHERFQRO' HICHAEL 18 0 : 15* 52 5* 06 3 94 Thomsen, tim o thy a . m. o . 30 0*19*09 6*09 33 4 HULLANt HIKE 19 o : 15* 57 5* 08 4 95 ROPER, JOHN 31 0*19*10 6*10 34 5 BROUSSARD, FRANCIS 19 0 : 16 * 00 5* 09 5 96 Al b r ig h t , klnt 35 0*19*11 6*10 35 6 MOUTON, C. J . 32 0 : 16* 09 5* 12 1 97 s c ir e t t a , bob 34 0*19*12 6*10 36 7 LANDECK, MARK 17 0 :1 6 : 11 5: 12 1 98 THOMPSON, RICHARD 15 0*19*12 6*10 15 8 SIEDLECK 1, JOE 24 0: 16* 17 5*14 6 99 NELSON, EDWARD W. M.D. 30 0*19*14 6*11 37 9 FUSELI ER* LARRY 43 0 : 16* 17 5*14 1 100 JACKSUN, VICTOR 31 0*19*15 6*11 38 10 BROOME, MADE 15 0: 16* 23 5 :1 6 2 101 HYDE, JAMES 25 0 :19*18 6*12 41 11 TAYl OR, randy 31 0 :1 6 :2 5 5*17 2 102 TUCKER, JAMES 31 0 :1 9 :1 8 6*12 39 12 leed y, don 32 0 :1 6 : 33 5*19 3 103 CORTINtZ, CARLOS 44 0 :1 9 :2 0 6*13 6 13 MEEH, JOE 21 0 :16*42 5*22 7 104 o l i v ie r , a . pierre 28 0*19:21 6*13 42 14 DONOVAN, CHRIS 25 0: 16 44 5*23 8 105 Thomas, Alexander 16 0*19*22 65 14 16 15 HCLINDON, JOHN 15 0: 16 44 5: 23 3 10b O'ROURKE, JUSTIN 37 0 :1 9 :2 3 6*14 40 16 BRIGGS, ALAN 24 o: 16 46 5*23 9 107 grape, max 42 0 :1 9 :2 4 6*14 9 17 SHIFLETT, DOUGLAS W# M.D. 30 0:16 48 5*24 4 108 GUY 12 0 :19:26 6:15 17 18 DOBBINS, MARTY 18 0 16 54 5 26 10 109 STAPLES, DAVID C. M.D. 34 0 :1 9 :2 6 6*15 41 19 SMITH, HENRY J . 24 0 16 56 5 27 11 110 HAOINETT, STEVE 32 0*19:27 6 :1 5 42 20 KAZ.1, KUUMBA 27 0 16 56 5 27 12 i l l TALBDT, LLOYD 49 0*19*30 6*16 10 21 TRELLES, RANDY 15 0 16 57 5 27 4 112 GUIDRY, BRAD 24 0 : 19 s 33 6*18 43 22 HAYMQn O, JEROME 25 0 16 57 5 27 13 113 SERPAS , BILLY 15 0 :1 9 :3 6 6:18 18 23 DED6AUX, EUGENE I I I 23 0 17 04 5 29 14 114 DEVRIES, HANS 34 0*19*37 6 :1 8 43 24 SCHOTT, PAT 16 0 17 05 5 30 5 115 GUTUWSKI, W. MARK 22 0 :1 9 :3 8 6*19 44 25 BRODT, humard 22 T 17 07 5 30 15 116 len pan t, JERRY 28 >*19*38 6*19 45 26 PEHT, STEVEN J - M.C. 30 0 17 08 5 31 5 117 karrow , Thomas 26 0 :1 9 :3 9 6*19 46 27 MONSOUR, RONALD 17 -> 17 11 5 32 6 118 CATOIRE, ROBERT 21 0*19*40 6*19 47 28 HANNUSCH, JEFF 24 0 17 13 6 32 16 119 COONEY, CLIFF 41 0 :1 9:4 1 6*20 11 29 R08ISHEAUX, DAVID 21 0 17 15 5 33 17 120 GALEN, EDWARD A. M .D. / 30 0*19*44 1 6*21 44 3 0 HERn ESS, MICHAEL 29 0 17 17 5 33 18 121 BONIN, WENDELL 24 0 :1 9 :4 4 6*21 48 31 JDPITER, DANIEL 18 -I 17 19 5 34 19 122 WATSON, VINCENT 15 ? 519: 44 6*21 19 32 Thompson, sandra 17 0 25 02 8 03 7 12 3 BRANCH, DAVID R. 46 0 :1 9 :4 5 6*21 12 32 ESBROUK, NORMAN 3b -i 17 22 5 35 6 124 DEVAUGHN, MAC 35 ^ :1 9 :46 6:21 45 33 SULLIVAN, STEPHEN N. M.Ü. 31 0 17 27 5 37 7 125 . NUSBAUM, MICHAEL : 29 0 :1 9 :4 / 6*22 49 34 HARDIN, ROY 35 17 28 5 37 8 12b RUCHE, JUE 37 >519:43 6*22 46 35 LAMANDRE» Sa l 43 0 17 29 5 37 2 127 CAMPU, MIl TUN 15 0*19*48 6*22 20 3b BKODT, STEVE 21 r. 17 34 5 39 20 128 TRAh AN, MURR IS 25 ”> : 19:48 6*22 50 37 ROURKt , MIKE 20 Ü 17 36 5 40 21 129 ALEXIS, E. J . 32 0 :1 9 :4 9 6*22 47 38 MOORE, LARRY 29 1? ¿7 5 40 22 130 DtHUN, ALFRED 37 :*1 9 *4 9 6*22 48 39 Cla r k , Charles g . m. d . 43 0 17 40 5 41 3 131 CERNY, WILLIAM 44 0*19*49 6*22 13 4Q yamada, t a d a ia ka m. u . 33 > 17 4) 5 41 9 132 RHODES, JOSEPH L . IV 18 1:1 9 :51 6*23 51 41 SEEttER, PHILIP JR. 16 0 17 *+2 6 41 8 133 HEB8LER, GEORGE 27 0 :1 9 :3 2 6*23 52 .42 GUINOT, CLAUDE 40 17 43 5 42 •4 134 BOND, JOHN H. M.D. 38 ; :1 9 :53 6*24 49 43 GRAFE, PHILIP 4Ü 0 17 48 3 43 5 135 DElmUM, BERNARD J. 37 o : 19:55 6*24 30 44 DAVIS, RONNY 32 0 17 5? 3 44 10 13b CUUGHLlN, BILLY j - 16 '• *19:53,. 6*24 21 45 PENDEL TON’, ROBIN 16 T 17 51 5 44 9 137 ORAKE, ARNOLD M. M.Ü. 42 0 :1 9 :3 6 b • 2 3 • 14 46 KEEPFE, EMMET B. M.D. 36 0 17 55 5 46 11 13 8 StAKS, RAYMOND 50 ..>*'19: 36 b*25 2 h i m il l , dave 28 17 55 5 46 23 139 JENSEN, OENNIS ( J1 3 :1 9 : 57 b* 25 • 22 48 PtPPERMAN, WILLIAM 30 0 17 58 3 47 12 1*0 WILHELM, KENNETH G. M.D. 37 .05 19 :5 9 b * 2 b ' 51 49 WENHAM, RICHARD 35 ? 18 OD 3 47 13 141 WILSON, SC 00 1ER ¡1 13 •■*'20:02 ¿6*26 23 50 PICOU, MARK 16 0 18 02 5 4b 10 142 D ILL, DOUG 24 0 :2 0 :0 3 6*27 33 51 BOETTCHER, BILL 38 18 03 3 48 14 143 THOMAS SUN,1 MARK 13 • • '5 20 : 74 6*27 ;. 24 52 RUNGE, EMIL I I I 36 0 18 04 5 49 15 144 HUTCHINSON, DAVID 41 .,0:20:03 . >6*27 15 53 IAMPIE, MARK ¿3 •;> 18 07 30 24 145 Th ib o d ea u x , mark 16 ."0*20: 16 ;f(6S28 . 25 64 MERCER UN * DALE 00 0 18 09 5 50 11 146 WAl TA, DOUGLAS 33 o :2 0 :q ? 6*28 52 55 persons, Thao 51 18 09 3 50 1 147 BDUUReaOx , m ik e 39 3 : ¿0 : ■'*9 ,,"-6 5 29 • 53 5b Sa v a n t , 31LL Y 34 c 18 09 5 30 16 l4b HUNTER, FRED 84 0 : 2 0 :1 0 ! 6*29 3 57 BIRD, PHILIP 29 ■? 18 12 3 31 25 149 AU I MAN» MIKE S. 35 .'•*20: 12 6 5 30 54 38 PETtRSON, JOHN 19 o 18 17 3 53 26 130 STEWART, MAURICE 29 ■0*20: 15 b : 31 34 59 CAMPBELL, CARL JR. 3 0 18 19 5 53 17 131 BRINKMAN, RON 28 1*20: 15 . b S 31 55 60 KAT2, SEYMOUR M.D. 39 V 18 2 0 3 54 18 132 ENDERS, JOHN G. M.D. 31 0 :2 0 : 13 , 6*31 55 61 HEMPHILL, GRANT 28 •> 18 21 3 54 27 133 CRUZ, JUAN 2 0 '*2 0 :2 0 6*32 56 62 STAMM, WIl LIAM 25 0 18 21 3 54 28 154 MIRRO, JOHN A. JR. 32 0 *2 0 5-2Ü - 6*32 36 63 WILLIAMS, ROBERT J. A. 32 18 29 5 57 19 155 CEAVERIE, AUGUST JR. 39 ■* *2- * 22 i 6*33 57 64 SIB 1 LL b, GARY 20 0 18 31 3 3 7 29 136 KERN, STEPHEN 29 0* 20 5 23 6*33 ‘ 57 63 GAUTREAUX, UICK 28 -i 18 32 5 58 30 137 FUSELIER, J . C. : 4 > Ys20:24 6 * 34 16 66 GALIANÜ, FLOYD 15 o 18 32 3 58 12 158 Schwartz, Charles c . m. d . 35 OS 2 0 :23 / 6 :3 4 38 67 MOBLEY, WADE 28 ' 0 18 34 5 58 31 139 SPEAR, JEPFtKSUN 19 . :20 s' 26 6 * 34 38 68 BLUM, MIKE 24 0 18 38 5 39 32 160 LEMOINE, JOHN 29 0 *20:27' ■'6*35 59 69 ELLMAN, barky r .- m . d . 34 18 4'> 6 JO 20 le> 1 abdul- m a l ik , kareem 15 >*20:28' 6533 Ì 26 7 ) BUCKLEY, TIMOTHY 28 o 18 41 6 00 33 162 BARRETT, PETEK V . D. M.D. 44 0:20*29 6*35 17 71 LAGUEn S* JOHN 32 0 18 44 6 ?1 21 163 HIRSCmFIELD, JAN S. 43 >*20*31 6*36 18 72 ; GREEN, RICHARD 18 0 IB 44 6 01 34 164 WOOD, RICHARD I I I 31 0*20*34 6*37 39 73 DURHAM, RAY 35 o 18 45 b 02 22 165 ROTHMAN, GERALD S. M.U. 36 '*2 0 * 34 6*37 60 74 BROUT, BURT 47 0*18 46 6 02 6 166 NOBLES , ’Bé N.N IE 34 0*20*36 6* 37 61 75 VARNAU, BOB 29 ;■>: 18 48 6 0 3 35 167 BENJAMIN, STANLEY B » M.D. 3J > * 20:36 6*37 62 76 DUPUY, BENNY 28 0 : 18 48 6 03 36 168 BROWN, DAVID 36 0*20*37 6*38 63 77 OWEN, GEORGE 39 • 0 :18 49 6 33 23 169 PEREZ, SIDNEY 41 'Vs20* 38 6*38 19 ÏQ BURNS, JOE 33 0 : 18 50 6 03 24 170 BUUTEK1E, RICHARD 29 0*20* 39 6*38 60 79 LONG, KEITH 19 :18 52 6 04 37 171 CAMPBELL, DAVID 31 '•>*20*40. ¡6*39 /' 64 80 RANNEY, JON 32 0 :ia 56 6 05 25 172 CARR, RONALD 41 0*20*41 6*39 20 81 MACDONALD, ERIC 22 0 : 18 57 6 56 38 1 73 BARNETT, JOHN 38 >*20*42 ; 6*39 65 82 ROBINSON, ED 30 0 : IB 5B 6 Ob 26 174 G ILL, w il l ia m 34 0*20*4-3. 6*40 66 8 3 gorrondona, EARL 32 7: 18 59 6 *b 27 175 SAND, GERALD 37 >520*46 6*41 67 b4 WOMAC, DARRYL 15 0 : 19 00 6 07 ' 13 176 GILMORE, RICHARD 6 . M.O. 35 0*20*47 6 s 41 . 68 85 LAWRENCE, WILLIAM 39 n: 19 01 6 07 28 177 SABO, GERRY 15 ••>'*20*48 ; 6*41 27 86 PONDER, DANNY 33 0 : 19 02 6 07 29 178 PERSCHALL, LES 42 0*20*49 f 6*42 21 87 VERDIN, TOMMY 17 7 : 19 03 6 18 14 179 BAKER, JIM 40 •0*20*5^ 6*42 22 88 EMORY, MAYO 35 Ü: 19 05 6 OB 30 ; 180 CASSAKD, GARY ' 25 0*20*51 , 1 b : 42 61' 89 SEARS, DAVID 32 0 : 19 06 6 08 31 181 oauls, j . 29 >*20*55 ; 6*44 62 90 CATOIRE, RICHARD 21 0 : 19 06 6 08 39 182 PENN, ARTHUR 36 / 0*20*56 1 6*44 69 91 OUNNE, EUGENE 34 7 : 19 07 6 09 32 183 THIEL, DANNY 29 1 >*20:57 16 :4 4 , P3 184 w h it e , Theo. 26 0 :2 0 :5 7 ' 6*44 64 185 MELLONS, WAYNE 31 0*20*58 6*45 / 70

18 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE PPS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS

186 W00TAN, GUY *0 0:21200 6X*5 23 280 SUTTON, ERNEST L M.O. 31 0X22:31 7 x1 * 109 187 PAZOS, WILLIAM 26 0 :2 1 :0 2 6X*6 65 281 ROUSSEL, OR. GEORGE *0 0X22X32 7x15 31 188 MAXWELL* JOHN GARY *5 0 :2 1 :0 3 61*6 2 * 282 MUMME, RAY 23 0X 22:3* 7X15 101 189 LEBLANC* CHARLES 17 0 :2 1 :0 4 6X*6 28 283 BRANDT, JIM 30 0X22:35 7X16 110 190 MCCARTHY* GARY 27 0 :2 1 :0 4 6X*6 66 28* DYER, RONALD 38 0X22X35 7X16 111 191 CALONJE. MARIO A . M.D. *7 0 :2 1 :0 5 6X*7 25 285 RUELLO, CHARLES 27 0X22:36 7X16 102 192 ROBERSON* ROY 27 0 :2 1 :0 5 6X*7 67 286 SORENSEN, PATRICK 26 0X22X37 7X16 103 193 SHIRLEY, J . LARRY 28 0X21 05 6X*7 68 287 KESSLER, VICTOR C. M.O. 33 0X22X37 72 16 112 19* LANDRY* MELVIN *3 0x21 Ob 6X*7 26 288 LAZICH, BEN 12 0X22:39 7x17 36 195 PERSONS, MICHAEL 20 0X21 07 62*7 69 289 KILLEEN, TOM 23 0 :2 2 s*2 7x18 10* 196 ARCENEAUX, PAUL JR. *2 0X21 08 61*8 27 290 ROUSE, DONALD *8 0X22:*3 7X18 32 197 MANN, LANCE 39 0X21 09 61*8 71 291 CODDINGTON, ARTHUR 29 0 :2 2 :* 5 7 :1 9 105 198 BUHLER, CARL 31 0X21 09 6 :* 8 72 292 FERGUSON, THOMAS 28 0 :2 2 :* 6 7X19 106 199 THOMAS • RONALD *2 0X21 09 61*8 28 293 WALGENBACH, GARY 23 0 :2 2 :* 6 7 :1 9 107 200 TRAUTH, JERRY *2 0X21 10 6 : *8 29 29* KIRST, TIMOTHY L . 28 OX 2 2 i*6 7X19 ' 108 201 LEE, LEROY 21 0X21 10 61*8 70 295 VIL l ARRUBIA, TRIP 1* 0X22:*7 7X20 39 202 BRADFORD, BOB 51 0S21 12 61*9 * 296 WEBER, EUGENE 15 a :2 2 :* 7 722C *0 203 ROACH* JOHN MICHAEL M.D. 31 0X21 13 6 X *9 73 297 JAFFREY, IRA 39 02222*8 7X20 113 20* WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE SR. 37 0:21 16 6X50 7 * 298 WOOD, CARL ¿9 0222:50 7 2 21 109 205 RUUULOt CHARLES A. M.D. 36 0X21 17 6:51 75 299 BARNES, MIKE 1* 0X22X50 7 :2 1 *1 206 USSERY, SANDY 33 0x21 18 6 :5 1 76 300 ZIMMERMAN, TODD W. 29 0 :2 2 :5 2 7221 1 10 207 v a l l e y , FRANK 30 0X21 19 6251 77 301 BURANDT, BRIAN 2 * 0 :2 2 :5 3 7221 1 1 1 208 Ch I l DREE, ed 25 3X21 21 6152 71 302 YAMANOA, AKI 36 0 :2 2 :5 * 7222 i i * 209 s in g l e Y, RON 3* 0:21 21 6252 78 303 pEPlow, h . f . *1 0S22X56 7X22 33 210 JURGELSKY, STAN 19 0:21 22 6252 72 30* ENGLER, RICH *2 >222257 7223 3 * 211 ABBUTT, JOSEPH 29 0521 23 6253 73 305 SOGGE, MERLE R. M.D. 29 0X22258 7223 1 1 2 212 HOYE, BRIAN 33 0X21 25 6253 79 306 BRAEGER, CHARLES 37 0 :2 2 :5 9 7223 115 213 GUIDRY, DAVID 1* 0S21 26 62 5* 29 307 YUNGMAN, JEFF 28 0223200 722* 113 21* BALISTRERI, WILLIAM F. M. 3* 0X21 27 625* 80 308 BROWN, WILLIAM R. *6 0223:01 7 :2 * 35 215 MCCLAlR, CRAIG J . M.D. 32 0:21 27 6 :5 * 81 309 Swoop, t im 38 0223202 7 :2 * 116 216 WILKENS, ROBERT 36 0:21 28 ; 62 5* 82 310 HOERNER, IVAN 21 0223:02 7 2 2* 11* 217 WARD, JAY W. M.O. 35 0521 30 6255 83 311 ZIEGLER, ROBERT 31 0223203 7225 117 218 beaudrot, Charles 3* :2 l 31 6 :5 5 - 8* 312 LINDSEY, BOB 35 0 :2 3 x0 * 7:25 118 219 GAYER, MARTIN ' 26 0:21 33 ; 6256 7 * 313 REILY, BOATNER 50 022320* 7225 6 220 EITINGER, ERIC 16 '221 33 6256 30 31* WOLUCHOW, DONALD A. M.D. * b > • 23 s 05 7 :2 5 36 221 KIL l EEN, JOSEPH 19 0:21 3* 6256 75 315 PORCHt, WILLIAM 25 0223206 7 :2 6 115 222 RICHARD, ARTHUR 33 9:21 35 6256 85 316 MOSELEY, FRANK 38 :223:0b 7226 119 22 3 PICKERING, ERIC 15 0:21 3b 6257 31 317 ALLEN, GARY W. 27 0 :2 3 :0 7 7226 116 22* h a na fy , Gerald 29 9:21 37 6- 57 76 318 r u s s e ll, Thomas r . m. o. 38 0 223:0« 7226 120 22 5 w alker, PATRICK 19 0:21 37 6257 77 319 8AN0UER, JOHN J. 35 0223:09 7227 121 226 SCHAEFER, FRANK 26 3:21 38 6257 78 320 PECHON, PAUL 1* >223:10 7 :2 7 *2 227 CURRY, JOHN 26 0:21 38 6257 79 321 AVINGER, ROBERT L. 50 0 :2 3 :1 0 7 :2 7 7 228 ROSENBERG, ROBERT 28 0X21 *0 62 58 80 322 BRUNS, HARRY 16 C ; 2 3 : ll 7227 *3 22 9 CEFALU, JOHNNY 27 0:21 *0 6258 81 323 GRIFFIN, JOHN A. 28 0 :2 3 :1 1 7227 117 230 HASKELL, GREG 32 9S21 *1 6258 86 32* SINCLAIR, CAYMEN 09 ■>:23:1* 7228 ** 231 COLOMBO, RAY 17 0 :2 1 *3 6259 32 325 SHAY, JOHN 31 0 :2 3 :1 5 7:29 122 232 COOKE, MICHAEL 28 9X21 ** 6259 82 326 ESTUPlNAL, DENNIS 3* 2 3 sic 7229 123 233 SPEARS, Oa VID 1* 3:21 *5 7290 33 327 MCKENDALL, GREGORY J . 31 0:23217 7229 12* 23* COMISH, JIM 30 0X21 *7 7 :0 0 87 328 CLINEPEITER, CARL 3* 02232 18 7 x 30 125 235 USNER, EUGENE JR. 28 9X21 *9 7X91 83 329 HEIOINGSFELDER, SCOTT 13 >223:21 7230 *5 236 Ch a n d ler , nelson 29 0X21 *9 7201 8 * 330 PUCHE, KERRY 35 0 :2 3 :2 2 7231 126 237 GIORDANO, JOSEPH 35 9X21 50 7:31 88 331 HARRISON, TRAVIS *3 0 s23 : 23 7231 37 238 TRAUB, ANTHONY 30 0X21 51 7 :0 2 89 332 STAINES, ANTHUNY 2* 0X23X23 7231 118 239 a b a d ie , Ran dall 21 9:21 52 7 2 02 85 333 ANGELICHlU, JAMES 30 2 23 :2 * 7 2 31 127 2*0 b a il e y , d r . joe n . I l l 32 0:21 52 7202 90 33* Co b b , Bl a in e w . m. d . 29 0X23:25 7 2 32 119 2*1 RICAUO, PAUL 58 *:• :21 53 7 2 92 5 335 MCCORMICK, TUMMY 30 •>2 23:26 7:32 128 2*2 BUNCH, BRYAN 30 0:21 5* 7 2 03 91 336 BARRON, JERRY 36 0 :2 3 :2 6 7232 129 2*3 CUSIMANU, CHARLES 25 0:21 56 72,>3 86 337 BOEDEKER, EDGAR C. M.D. 36 >223226 7:32 130 2 ** GARCIA, TERRY 22 0:21 59 720* 87 338 JOHNSUN, RUFUS 31 0 :2 3 :2 8 7233 131 2*5 STOCKWELL, JAMES W. M.O. 37 3X22 09 7 : >* 92 339 GUIDRY, MtLVIN 21 0223:28 7233 120 2*6 CANNON, DALE 32 0:22 00 720* 93 3*0 SCIORTINO, MIRE 19 0223:29 7233 121 2*7 LEVY, TIM 18 0 122 01 7 :3 5 88 3*1 LEBLANC, SCUDDY 35 > :2 3 :29 7233 132 2*8 ISAACS, PETER E.T. 3* 0 122 0* 7206 9* 3*2 EWE, KLAUS *2 0 :2 3 :3 0 7233 38 2*9 WALL, KEVIN 25 >5 22 95 72 16 89 3*3 RECASNER, ELURIDGE 11 >223:32 723* *6 250 OGBURN, ROBERT M. M.U. 3* 0:22 05 7206 95 3h* DUFFY, MIKE *0 0 :2 3 :3 2 7 2 3* 39 251 Ch e n e y , Christo pher p . ph 29 22 06 7 2 16 90 3*5 Casadaban, dan 26 > :23:33 7 2 3* 122 252 HEUSEL, CORNELIUS 35 0:22 07 7 207 96 3*6 LAW, PAUL 22 0 :2 3 :3 5 7235 123 253 RICHARD, MICHAEL 30 0J22 07 7297 97 3*7 RAUPMANN, je a n - p ie r r e m. d 27 >223:3b 7235 12* 25* FAULWETTER, j . BLAIR 23 0:22 08 7 2 07 91 3*8 MARIN, GEUBEl a . m . d . *2 0223:37 7 :3 6 *0 255 V1TRAN0, ROBERT 15 9 22 09 7237 3 * 3*9 HE I D IN GS Ft LD ER , ERIC 15 ''223:37 7236 *7 256 LABARRE, STEVEN 17 0X22 09 7:C7 35 350 CULEMAN, ROOSEVELT JK. 21 0223:37 7236 125 257 BRUGGE, WILLIAM R. M.D. 29 0X22 09 72 97 92 351 MCCAFFERY, GERALD R. 38 >223: 38 7 2 36 133 258 VECA, JOHN 39 0X22 10 7208 98 352 PIAZZA, LOUIS 31 0223:39 7236 13* 259 GEBHARDT, ed 31 j : 22 19 7 :3 8 99 353 PERI, DAVID 2b *'2 23 2 39 7 2 36 126 260 WAMBSGANS, DAVID 26 0:22 11 7:08 93 35* MEADOWS, JOHN G. M.D. 30 0223239 7236 135 261 \ INGERSOLL, MICHAEL 30 0X22 13 7239 100 355 RODRIGUE, RICHARU 37 >223:*> 7237 136 262 SCHMITT, STEVEN 1* 0X22 1* 7 2 09 36 356 DASSEY, PETER 23 0 X 2 3 :*l 7237 127 263 CARVER, RONALD 25 9:22 15 7 :9 9 9* 357 Matthew s, Charlton 37 >223:*1 72 37 137 26* HAUGHOM, JOHN L. 30 0:22 15 7 :0 9 101 358 HERZOG, BILL 30 0:232*2 7 2 3 V 138 265 SCIORTINO, STEVE 15 0:22 16 7210 37 359 CROWN, JOHN 29 0:232*2 7237 128 266 PONTIFF, WALLY 28 0:22 17 7 :1 0 95 360 ALIM IA, garey 3* 0:232*3 7238 139 267 eeckhout, Ch r is t ia n 27 0:22 18 7:10 96 361 steven s, p h in eas 61 ' :2 3 : * * 7 2 38 8 268 kuhlmann, Cary 32 0X22 20 7211 102 362 KNOEPP, LOUIS F. JR. M.D. *1 0 :2 3 :* * 7 :3 8 . *1 269 COURET, WILLIAM 39 3:22 22 7:12 103 363 LUDWIG, SHELLY 30 02232*5 7238 1*0 270 KAY, LOUIS 39 0:22 22 7 : 12 10* 36* COLVIN, STEVE 25 0 :2 3 :*b 7 2 39 129 271 Blanchard, J oseph 35 0:22 2* 7:12 105 365 SMITH, WALTER 35 0x232*6 7239 1*1 272 SEEGER, BILL 31 0:22 2* 7 :1 2 106 366 GAMSEY, Al AN J . M.D. 29 0 2232*7 7239 130 273 GONZALEZ, JULIO 33 0:22 2* 7212 107 36 7 BREM, PETER M. M.D. 37 > 223;* 7 7 2 39 1*2 27* BURKE, B ILL 23 0:22 25 7212 97 368 SEEBER, PHILIP SK. 50 0 :2 3 :*b 72 39 9 275 LILLY , JAMES 0 . *5 0:22 25 7212 30 369 NICHOLAS, FRED 33 >2232*8 7239 1*3 276 PRZYBYLEK, CHARLES 3* 0:22 26 7213 108 370 BONIN, SHELDON 3* 0 2 23 :*9 72 39 1 ** 277 MCCANN, OENNIS 27 0:22 29 7 :1 * 98 371 SKINNER, WAYNE 26 >223250 72*0 131 278 SERIO, MIKE 27 0X22 29 7 :1 * 99 372 ARBO, LLOYD JR. 25 0223251 72*0 132 279 LEDERMAN, LOUIS 25 0:22 30 721* 100 373 F1NNERTY, TIM 2* >223251 7 2*0 133

19 VÍA6& HAMS AGE TIME PACE POS PIACE MAME AGE TIME PACE POS 574 «UVOlSf 6 M 0 12 0*23*52 7*40 48 * 3 2 JOHNSON, CHRIS 15 0*26*17 8*27 66 575 NE&VEY« m m* SI 0*23*54 7*41 10 4 8 3 WOOTEN, HERBERT 29 0*26*19 8*28 i 154 57A tm rtfm ro t rattheh 13 0*23*55 7*41 49 48* CORNELIUS, DAVID 16 0*26*19 8*28 67 377 PAftREi.U REUftgN 25 0*23*58 7*42 134 485 600KSH« RONNIE 15 0*26*21 8*28 68 378 THULE» HIKE 25 0*24*00 7*43 135 486 SHEPARD, TOMMY 25 0*26*23 8*29 153 379 GURNEY» RONALD 30 0*24*00 7*43 145 487 FINKEL, MARTIN M.D. 48 0*26*25 8*30 63 360 BUSANG, IRA N* JR* 33 0*24*00 7*43 146 468 FARMER, RON 29 0*26*26 8*30 156, 381 REEVES» SILL 48 0*24*01 7*43 42 489 GANDOLFI» PAT 49 0*26*26 8*30 , 64 382 CASTELL» DONALD 0» H.Q. 43 0*24*02 7*44 43 490 COMPTON, RONALO 28 0*26*28 8*31 157 383 EKCLAOE» VINCENT 35 0*24*02 7*44 147 49 i INNES» JAMES W. M.D. 47 0*26*35 8*33 65 384 HALL» CHARLES 39 0*24*03 7*44 148 492 SOMME, HAROLD 53 0*26*39 8*34 17 385 Charrier» oean 15 0*24*04 7*44 50 493 1PP0LITI, ANDREW 34 0*26*41 8*35 187 386 HOWARD» WARD 31 0*24*05 7*45 149 494 WALKER, JACK 47 0*26*42 : 8*35 66 387 JOHNSON» H. GREGORY 22 0*24*06 7*45 136 495 SCHOEN, GREY 44 0*26*46 8*36 67 388 D6 LA BRETONNE» GASTON JR 45 0*24*06 7*45 44 496 COWAN, MIKE 17 0*26*48 8*37 69 0*24*06 7*45 497 389 PERCY, JOHN 31 150 ALlHlA, PETER 15 0*26*52 8*38 \ 70 390 HANNING, ADRIAN 30 0*24*07 7*45 151 498 CONELIUS, DANIEL 44 0*26*56 8*40 1 68 391 ALBERTS, LLOYD 17 0*24*07 7*45 51 499 DEDE, BERNARD 14 0*26*58 8*40 71 392 CENTOLA, LAWRENCE 32 0*24*08 7*46 152 500 BECKER, BRIAN 11 0*26*59 8*41 ■ ■ '■ 72 393 JOSEPHSON, RONALD 36 0*24*10 7*46 153 501 NOISES» JAMES 13 0*27*00 8*41 73 394 HAYHAN, BERNARO 24 0*24*11 7*47 137 502 SCHOTT* KENNETH 31 0*27*00 8*41 188 395 COHEN, GILBERT 47 0*24*13 7*47 45 503 SPITZ, MARTIN J, M.D. 42 0*27*05 8*43 69 396 HEBERT, HARRY 31 0*24*14 7*48 154 504 HARNEY, DAVID 15 0*27*05 8*43 74 397 hccapfery, Thomas d. 40 0*24*17 7*48 46 505 SHEPHERD, JEREMY 07 0*27*06 8*43 75 398 GROOM, THOMAS 30 0*24*18 7*49 155 506 BALDWIN, ROBERT 32 0*27*11 8*44 189 399 01 GIOVANNI, JOHN P. 34 0*24*19 7*49 156 507 KEOGH, JOHN 16 0*27*12 ti *45 76 400 DIXON, ROBERT 21 0*24*20 7*49 138 508 ENGLER, HAROLD S. M.D. 56 0*27*14 8*45 18 401 PINER, JAMES 24 0*24*21 7*50 139 509 JAPP, PAUL 24 0*27*16 8*46 158 402 JOHNSON, -GARRETH 09 0*24*22 7*50 52 510 BARBIER, H1SAEL 42 0*27*18 8*47 70 403 GRECO, CLAUDE 40 0*24*23 7*50 47 5 il JACKSON, SEAN 07 0*27*19 8*47 77 404 CAPO, VINCENT 30 0*24* 25 7*51 157 512 BECKER, JOHN D. 40 0*27*28 8*50 71 405 tramonte, tony 19 0*24* 2b 7*51 140 513 MONTALÖANO» henry 47 0*27*28 8*50 72 406 RINGROSE, ROBERT E. M.D. 40 0*24*27 7*52 48 514 SARGENT, EDWARD 27 0S27S3U 8*51 159 407 NOEL, ROSS 31 OS 24*27 7*52 158 515 KAY, RICHARD 34 0*27*33 8*52 190 408 ENCLAOE, KENNETH 34 0*24*28 7*52 159 516 HEX I ME R, CURT 36 0*27*33 8*52 191 409 WELLS, ROBERT 33 0*24*28 7*52 160 517 CARVAJAL, SIMEON M.D. 37 0*27*35 8*52 192 410 DENSON, OSBORNE 15 0*24*30 7*53 53 518 RABALAlS, SHAUN 13 0*27*30 8*53 , 78 411 S1Z0T, LOUIS 51 0*24*30 7*53 11 519 HARRISON, BOB 53 0*27*45 8*55 19 412 CROMBXE, THOMAS 0. 46 0*24*31 7*53 49 520 AMBROSE, GLENN 20 0*27*54 8*58 160 413 MIRANOA, TONY 35 0*24*31 7*53 161 521 THOMPSON, JIMMY 11 0*27*55 8*59 79 414 CROCHET, WAYNE 36 0*24*32 7*53 162 522 STOUFFLET, KENNETH 53 0*27*56 6*59 20 415 SMITH, RICHARD 42 0*24*32 7*53 50 52 3 RÜCHÜN» JOACHIM 25 0*28*01 9*01 161 416 PERROTTO, JOSEPH M.D. 37 0*24*34 7*54 163 524 GRACE, BILL 27 0*28*03 9*01 162 417 ARMSTRONG, BRIAN 31 0*24*35 7*54 164 525 HOFFMAN, ARNOLD 38 0*28*04 9:01 193 418 BUSBY, PAUL 29 0*24*36 7*55 141 526 Dfc LA HOUSSAYfc, JON 33 0*28*09 9*03 194 419 KARNDEN, SAM 3* 0*24*37 7*55 165 527 MaSCARQ* ROGER 1 40 0*28*10 9*03 73 420 LEWKOWITZ, franklin 34 0*24* 37 7*55 166 528 SARVIS, SAM 25 0*28*14 ,9*05 163 421 BURMASTER, LOWELL 32 0*24*40 7*56 167 529 BROCKHOFF, STEVEN 29 0*28*17 9*06 164 422 ROSS, LEONARD 49 0*24*42 7*57 51 530 CASSARD, ANTHONY J . 54 0*20*19 9*06 ‘ 21 423 YAGER, JOHN 39 0*24*42 7*57 168 531 RICHARD, ROGER, 14 0*28*21 9*07 80 424 WALKER* CLIP 36 0*24*43 7*57 169 532 RABALAlS, ROBERT 33 0*28*23 9*08 195 425 GaEKE, RICHARD P. M.D. 30 0*24*44 7*57 170 533 YAGER, KEN 13 0*28*25 ¡ 9:08 81 426 JONES, WILLIAM H- JR* 24 0*24*45 7*57 142 534 WEINMAN, GARY ;i 33 0*28*31 ! 9*10 196 427 MCCLOY* RANDOLPH M. 42 0*24*47 7*58 52 535 TUHRO, FR£D P , 31 ''*28*34 9*11' 197 428 vedros? Charles j . 111 13 0*24*48 7*58 54 536 SCHIFF, EUGENE R. M.D. ( 42 0*28*41 '! 9 *13 74 429 RIVETTE, DAY ID 34 0*24*48 : 7*58 171 537 rawson, gäbe ^ ' 53 0*28*45 9*15 22 *30 MONSTED, CHARLES 40 0*24*50 7*59 53 538 GOLDENBERG, MARVlN 1 43 0*28*52 9*17 75 431 PE LIAS * DEAN 16 0 *24*50 7*59 55 539 willow, mark 21 0*29*14 9*24 165 432 GOFF, PAUL 37 0*24*51 7*59 172 540 WEIL, JOHN 21 0*29*14 ; 9*24 166 433 MCCANN, MICHAEL 32 0*24*51 7*59 173 541 SAND, KIM „ , j 12 0*29*16 9*25 ' 82 434 FITZGERALD, DAVID 25 0*24*51 7*59 143 542 TILLMAN, DEREK i OB 0*29*16 , 9*25 83 435 BORDELON, MICHAEL 31 0*24* 54 8*30 174 543 TILLMAN, WALTER 34 0*29*24 9*27 198 436 LEONARD, TOM 13 0*24* 55 8*01 56 544 STOCKTON, WILLIAM 31 0*29*29 9*29 '199 437 PIERRE, TIMOTHY 28 0*24* 58 8*02 144 545 MCkENDALL, ALAN R. JR. 13 0*29*32 9*30 84 438 BROCKHOFF, BOB 35 0*24*59 8*02 175 546 ROBBINS, CLAY 32 0*29*33 9*30 i 200 439 SIMMS, GRAY 19 0*25*01 8*03 145 547 TIZZARD, Thomas a. 25 0*29*35 9*31 167 440 MUSSER, JOHN Ho 10 0*25*02 8*03 57 548 BURGHARDT, GARY 29 0*29*36 9*31 168 4*1 MCDUNALD, DENNIS 33 0*25*03 8*03 176 549 gam8El , Ch r is t ia n 11 0*29*37 ¡9*31 : 85 **2 LUSK, BILL 32 0*25*03 8*03 177 550 OWENS, BEN 34 0*29*43 9*33 201 **3 BECKER, JAY 13 0*25*06 8*04 58 551 GEBUES, KAREL M.D. 33 0*29*47 9*35 202 *** MACK, ALVIN 18 0*25*06 8*04 146 552 SCHINDLER, MARK 01 0*29* 53 9*37 86 4*5 WALKER, H. DOUGLAS M.D. 43 0*25*07 8*05 54 553 DEV1LLE, WILLIAM 32 0*29*54 9*37 203 **6 allen, Robert 51 0*25*09 8*05 12 554 GENOUSA* ANTHONY JR. 4b 0*30*01 ; 9*39 76 **7 LASTRa PES, PAUL 32 0*25*11 8*06 178 555 MUSSER, CHRIS 09 0*30*05 ; 9*40:- 87 4*8 TRAPOLIN, WINTER 66 0*25*12 8*06 13 556 HEBERT, PETER , 51 0*30*12 i 9*43 23 4*9 RaNNEY, JEFF 11 0*25*13 8:0ò 59 557 GLYNN, MARK ■ 15 0*30:13 9*43 ■ 88 450 1 "MKlN, PR. JEFFREY S. 26 0*25* 13 8*06 147 558 SABO, ERIC OB 0 *3 0 *IB 9*45 ; 89 451 '•SSI* RONALO B. K.O. *3 0*25*17 8*08 55 559 Dt VRIES, ALEX 08 0 *30*28 9*48 90 452 ' lBARa DO, RAYMOND 31 0*25*18 8*08 179 560 FaBACNER, FRED 43 0*30:32 9*49; 77 *53 COURCELLE, ALBERT 32 0*25*20 8*09 130 561 KURTZ* WINFRIED F. 0 . M.D 31 0*30*34 9*50 204 *5* CERUTI , MICHAEL 14 0*25*21 8*09 60 562 OVERSTREET, DEREK 12 0*30*35 9*50 91 455 BROWN, JAMES W. M.D. 40 0*25*23 8*10 56 563 GOFF, MICHAEL 13 0*30:40 9*52 92 *56 OlVlNCENTl, MIKE 11 0*25*24 8*10 61 564 SCHMITT, RICHARD 12 0*30*50 9*55 93 *57 BADALAMENTI, ANTHONY 27 0*25*25 8*10 148 565 MCCAFERY, KEVIN 12 0*30*57 9*57 94 *58 GREENBERGER, DR. NORTON J *5 0*25*26 8*11 57 566 JOHNSON, WILLIE 36 0*30*57 9*57 2Q5 *59 ANORY, ROCKY 35 0*25*35 8*14 181 567 Gib b s , Raymond 27 0*31*07 10*00 169; 460 BURKES, BOBBY 27 0*25*39 8*15 149 56 8 MUSACCHIA, RONALD 35 0*31:32 10*08 206; 461 BEARY, CHRIS 11 0*25*40 8*15 62 569 LEONARD, PAUL 09 0*31*40 , 10*11 95 462 MJTTLEBRAWN, MATHEW 13 0*25*43 8*16 63 570 BERGERON, CLIFFORD 27 0*31*51 10*14 170 463 BLANCHARD, LLOYD 29 0*25*44 ' 8*16 150 571 LEONARD, DR. GEORGE 44 0*31*57 10*16 78 464 SANDERS, EARL M. 51 0*25*44 8*16 14 572 SUCHY, FRED 31 0*32*37 10*29 i 207 465 HORNYAK, STEPHEN 47 0*25*45 8*17 58 573 LADNER, RICHARD 13 0*32*38 10*30 , 96 466 WEISENBURGER, PAUL 56 0*25*46 8*17 15 574 LQDNER, DAVID 10 0*32*39 10*30 97 467 HINZEY , LARRY 30 0*25*47 8*17 182 575 JOHNSON, GARRÖN 07 0*32*41 10*31 98 468 WYATT, JAMES 25 0*25*48 8*18 151 576 ARABIE, KEN 14 0*32*36 10*29 99 469 DENNY, TOM 25 0*25*51 8*19 152 5/7 KERNION, PETER 06 0*33*58 1 10*55 ' 100 470 LUCKMAN, GANV $• M.D. 34 0*25*52 8*19 183 578 Thomas son, danny 11 0*34*18 11*02 101 471 POOLE, JIM 46 0*25*53 8819 59 579 CROMBXE, MATTHEW 11 0*34*24 11*04 '• 102 472 SANGREE, M. H. 45 0*25*59 8*21 60 580 KERNION, SIDNEY 37 0*34*33 11*07 ' i 208 473 GEFF, ADAM 09 0*26*02 8*22 64 581 JORDAN, THOMAS F. 55 0*34*48 11*11 \ 24 474 □•HALLEY, STEVE 10 0*26*03 8*23 65 582 KARL, MERRITH ! 32 0 *34*48 11*11 , 209 475 SCIONEAUX, JIM 28 0*26*05 8*23 153 583 TORANTE, RUDY 15 0*35*14, 11*20 103 476 VALZ, JEAN 60 0*26*05 6*23 16 584 MCCAFFERY, BENJAMIN 07 0*35*20 11*22 104 477 POCHE, WARREN 30 0*26*06 6*24 184 585 WEBB, E. J . 32 0*35*26 11*24 1 210 478 MCCOLL, IAN 46 0*26*10 8*25 61 586 8RUIGL10» PAUL 12 0*35*37 11*27 105 479 MOORE, JOHN 43 0*26* 11 8*25 62 587 HEIDInGSFELDER, todd 11 0*37*16 11*59 106 480 BA UR, HAROLD 33 0*26*15 8826 185 588 SHEPHERD, JAMES 08 0*37*17 11*59 107 481 DOYLE, RONALD 39 0*26*16 8*27 186 589 WIKLÜND, w illiam 71 0*44*57 14*27 25 20 schlitz light MENS RESULTS 09 G UNDER MENS RESULTS 35 - 39 WOMENS RESULTS . 10 - 14 POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE 1 BECK* EDWIN H I 09 LABOUISSE, SAMUEL S. 3T 2 JOHNSON, GARRETH M. 09 1 TRELLES, DANIELLE MARIE 14 GRAY, GARY F* 35 2 MARISTANY, CECILIA 10 ; MENS RESULTS 10 - 14 MENS RESULTS 40 - 44 WOMENS RESULTS 15 - 19 POS" NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE I MORGAN, MIKE 13 FUSELIER, LARRY 43 ? OVÉR8Y, JOHN CARL 12 1 MUNIZ, ANNIE 17 LAMANDRE, SAL P. 44 2 MARISTANY, TERESA 15 MENS RESULTS 15 - 19 MENS RESULTS 45 - 49 WOMENS RESULTS. 20 - 24 POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE 1 BECK, BOBBY 18 LEBOURGEOIS, CHARLES 46 2 MULLAN,^M IKE 19 1 MERRITT, KIM 24 LEHRMANN, CHARLES M. 49 2 MUNQT, MICHELLE K. 21 MENS RESULTS 20 - 24 MENS RESULTS 50 - 54 WOMENS RESULTS 25 - 29 POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE 1 CHAUVIN, RON A. 22 1 PERSONS, THAD 51 2 SIE 0LE C K 1, JOSEPH EDWARD 24 1 ACKERMAN, LUCY H, 26 HUNTER, FRED M. 54 2 LASKAY, LESLIE 27 MENS RESULTS 25 - 29 MENS RESULTS- • 55 - 59 WOMENS RESULTS 30 - 34 POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE V VIREN, LASSE 29 8RIEDE, ALBERT E . I l l 57 2 MCDONALD, KENT 26 1 MOORE, ANN L 31 HARRINGTON, CHARLES L . 57 2 COURET, DAT 32 MENS RESULTS 30 - 34 MENS RESULTS 60 L OVER WOMENS'RESULTS 35 - 39 POS NAME AGE NAME AGE POS NAME AGE 1 LE'EDY, DON DAVID 32 BAKER, MILLARD C . JR 61 2 BULIFR, TOM 31 1 B LA IR , JEANIE DU P. 39 HASKINS, JOE E. 68 2 IMHOFF, MARIANNE F» 38

- 44 WOMENS RESULTS 40 WOMENS RESULTS

POS NAME AGE ACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 1 MIMS, INKA . 42 1 MERRITT, KIM 24 0 :35:34 5:43 1 2 TURNER, MARGARET H. 41 2 MUNIZ, ANNIE 17 0:38:55 6:15 1 3 MARISTANY, TERESA 15 0:39:55 6S25 2 4 ACKERMAN, LUCY H. 26 0:40:16 6228 1 WOMENS RESULTS A5 £ OVER 5 GOMEZ, ELAINE 16 0 :4 1:1 6 6238 3 6 CAILLOUET, DIANNA 18 0:42:13 6:47 4 POS NAME AGE 7 MOORE, ANN L. 31 0:42:28 6:50 1 8 BLAIR, JEANIE DU P. 39 0:42:42 6:52 1 52 1 HUNTER, BUNN IE 5/27/79 9 MUNDT, MICHELLE K. 21 0 :4 2:5 7 6:54 2 2 JURGELSKY, ADELE 97 10 COURET, PAT 32 0 :43:00 6:55 2 11 GERNHAUSER, JAN A. 22 0:43238 7:01 3 12 BROOME, SHARON 20 0 :4 3:4 7 7:02 4 13 VANHUSS, CATHERINE M. 21 0 :44:19 7:07 5 It's not too often in life that one 14 BESTHOFF, VIRGINIA 21 0:44:32 7:10 6 the opportunity to compete or participate inan 15 BUTLER, PAIGE 19 0:44:38 7:11 5 event against a four-time Olympic Gold medalist, 16 MIRANNE, MARGUERITE F. 19 0:44:38 7:11 6 but in the world of running these fortunate events 17 BARANASKAS, DEBRA M. 22 0 :4 4:4 0 7:11 7 do occasionally occur. Over 1000 runners from 18 MIMS, INKA 42 0 :4 4:5 0 7:12 1 the New Orleans area were able to experience this 19 HOLM, CAROL 33 0:44:55 7:13 3 thrill as they ran in the second annual Schlitz 20 LASKAY, LESLIE 27 0 :45:00 7:14 2 Light 10K Race along with one of the great runners 21 ZALESKI, LINDA 25 0 :4 5:1 7 7:17 3 of all time, Lasse Viren. Viren finished over a 22 IMHOFF, MARIANNE F. 38 0:45:20 7:17 2 minute in front of the field and hardly seemed 23 YOUMANS, BETH 30 0:45:34 7:20 4 winded as he walked through the finishing chute. 24 KOHNKE, SISSY 35 0 :45:42 7:21 3 The winner of the women's division was another 25 MAYS, CAROLE 31 0 :4 5 :4 6 7:21 5 runner of considerable note, Kim Merritt, one of 26 JURGELSKY, CATHY 20 0 :4 5:5 2 7:22 6 America's best female athletes. 2T TURNER, MARGARET H. 41 0 :4 6:0 3 7:24 2 This year's Schlitz Light Race served as 28 TRELLES, DANIELLE MARIE 14 0:4 6:1 4 7:26 1 a qualifying race for the NOTC's seven member 29 RUSSELL, RUTH 41 0 :4 6:2 9 7:28 3 competitive teams. Under the new team guidelines, 30 JUNG, JENNIFER 25 0 :4 6:4 3 7:31 4 qualifying races will be held every quarter, with 31 NORMAND, KIMBERLY 24 0246247 7:31 9 the distance varying according to the season. 32 FUSELIER, LISA 20 0 :4 6:4 7 7:31 10 Qualifying for the men's open team were NOTC 33 JONAS, J I J I 36 0:46*53 7:32 4 members Kent McDonald, Taylor Aultman, Mark Marley, 34 BROOT, CINDY 17 0 :46:58 7:33 7 Don Leedy, C.J. Mouton, Mark Landeck, and Bill 35 BOYD, JANICE DINEGAR 33 0:47:04 7:34 6 Ramsey. The master's team includes Larry Puselier, 36 SCHNITZER, SUSAN 23 0 :4 7 i 11 7:35 11 Sal Lamandre, Phil Grafe, Cy Quinn, Claude Guinot, 37 CLINE, GLORIA J . 27 0 :47:18 7 :3 6 5 Thad Persons, and Charles Lehrmann. Qualifying 38 HUNTER, BUNNIE 52 0 :4 7:3 3 7 :3 9 1 for the women's team were Teresa Maristany, Lucy 39 JURGELSKY, ADELE 47 0 :4 7:4 0 7*40 2 Ackerman, Ann Moore, Jeannie Blair, Pat Couret, 40 STURM, SHARON L . 22 0 :4 8:1 6 7:46 12 Jan Gemhauser, and Virginia Besthoff. 41 SABO, CARMEN 37 0 :48:30 7:48 5 Following the race,which featured the open­ 42 BURVANT, SUZANNE 19 0 :48:44 7:50 8 ing mile around the Louisiana Superdome, runners 43 MCLINDON, ANN 18 0 :49:01 7 :5 3 9 gathered between the Hyatt and the Dome for re­ freshments and the awards' ceremony, while being entertained by a New Orleans jazz band. For the second week in a row, the NOTC provided a first class race for New Orleanians, 21 by David Bast K A € i m m AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 44 CALDWELL* BRXNDA KAY 32 0*49*15 7*55 7 91 DAVIS, NANCY L. 1 28 0*55*10 8 52 24 45 BOYLE* SHARON A* 23 0*4 9 *1 6 7s 55 13 92 BRANDT, CAROL 32 0 *55*25 8 55 15 46 ROCKETT. L U 25 0*4 9 *2 9 7*57 6 93 MCMILLAN, LEE L . 30 0 *55* 31 8 56 16 47 TINSLEY* ANNE 28 0 49*43 8*00 7 94 THOMPSON, THERESA ANN 19 0*55* 32 8 56 ; n 48 CAMPBELL* DONNA 26 0*49*56 8 02 8 95 WEST, KATHERINE F. 27 0 55* 37 8 56 25 49 ESTOPINAL, PEGGY U. 26 0 4 9 * 5 8 8 02 9 96 PINNELL, DONNA 25 0 55* 45 8 58 26 50 RYAN* ANITA 28 0 5 0 * 1 4 8 05 10 97 MARSHALL, REBECCA L . 22 0 55*56 9 00 19 51 HEYER* J U D IT H A* 27 0 5 0 * 2 0 8 06 n 98 SPARKS, DONNA 27 0 56 03 9 01 27 52 SEIB* SHEILA 30 0 5 0 * 3 9 8 09 8 99 CASHNER, FRANCES H. 34 0 56 26 9 04 17 5 3 HENAGANt INGA 26 0 5 0 * 4 0 8 09 12 100 COX, JULIANNE 40 0 56 34 9 06 5 54 GARFIELO» JANICE 2 4 0 5 0 * 4 6 8 10 14 101 GLENNON, DIANE 32 0 56 35 9 06 18 55 MARISTANY, CECILIA 10 0 5 0 * 4 9 8 10 2 102 KING, MARILYN DAVIS 26 0 56 36 9 06 28 56 MURRAY* ELIZABETH ANN 29 0 5 0 * 55 8 11 13 103 BROCATO, MARY 17 0 56 37 9 06 16 57 PAYNE, JANIE HOPKINS 25 0 5 0 * 5 7 8 11 14 104 MAHER, DEIRDRE A. 27 0 56 42 9 07 29 58 O'BRYNE, MARIA T 52 0 5 1 * 0 5 8 13 3 10 5 ROONEY, CINDY 26 0 57 05 9 11 30 59 0»MALLEY, COLLEEN* ELIZAB 20 0 5 1 * 1 4 8 14 15 10 6 WELLS, LOIS J. 35 0 57 11 / 9 12 12 60 MUNIZ* TERESITA 20 0 5 1 * 1 5 8 14 16 107 BAILEY, JUDITH B. 36 0 57 15 9 12 13 6 1 ARMSTRONG, MARY BETH 25 0 5 1 * 1 8 8 15 15 108 BLACKBURN, C. DEE 28 0 57 22 9 13 31 62 ROACH, SHEA 16 0 5 1 * 19 8 15 10 109 TURNER, MARJORIE 23 0 57 53 , 9 18 20 63 ROBERTSON, ANNIE 27 0 5 1 * 2 1 8 15 16 110 MONTGOMERY, DOLORES 46 0 57 59 ! 9 19 5 6 4 MURRAY, MARY 38 0 5 1 * 2 3 8 16 6 111 MIELENZ, JANE A. 27 0 58 36 i 9 25 32 6 5 KUHLMANN, LYNNE 29 0 5 1 * 2 5 8 16 17 112 TROSCLAIR, KATHY 28 0 58 41 9 26 33. 66 KINDER, MARGARET L. 32 0 5 1 * 4 0 8 18 9 113 MOREHOUSE, LYLE 38 0 59 09 9 31 14 6 7 DODGE, ROBERTA JOAN 2 4 0 5 1 * 5 1 8 20 17 114 JOHNSON, POLLY SUNSHINE 26 0 59 27 9 33 34 68 NEITZSCHMAN, LYNN 35 0 5 1 * 5 2 8 20 7 115 ROPER, LISA D. 27 0 59 47 9 37 35 6 9 W A TT IG N Y , SHANON 15 0 5 1 * 5 7 8 21 11 116 ANDERSON, JANA KAY 17 0 60 06 9 40 17 7 0 BARRETT, CYNTHIA H. 38 0 5 2 * 0 2 8 22 8 117 GREER, LISA CHAPMAN 17 0 60 54 9 47 . 18 7 1 HEJTMANEK, DARLENE 25 0 5 2 *0 8 8 23 18 118 PRITCHARD, KATHLEEN S. 32 0 61 11 9 50 > 19 7 2 , MINCHEU, GINNI 34 0 5 2 * 1 9 8 25 10 119 BARTELS, CHERYL ANNE 30 0 61 27 9 53 Ì 20 7 3 SCOGGIN, ELIZABETH 26 0 5 2 * 2 3 8 25 19 . 120 SHIRKEY, LYNN 27 0 62 07 9 59 ‘i 36 7 4 COLLINS, ALLISON CRUTCHER 26 0 5 2 * 3 1 8 27 20 12 1 REEVES, TRICIA M. 49 0 62 25 ' 10 02 ' 6 7 5 HARDEN, MARNIE 28 0 5 2 * 3 1 8 27 21 122 FRANK, DIANE 0. 20 0 63 00 10 08 i 21 7 6 HOFFMAN, DANCIA 18 0 5 2 :3 4 8 27 12 123 WEYRENS, CHARMAINE 29 0 o3 02 10 03 '! 37 7 7 LEBOS, ELAINE A. 32 0 5 2 * 3 5 8 27 11 124 SHIRLEY, JACKIE 26 0 63 07 10 09 ! 38 7 8 WREN, SUSAN 39 0 5 2 *4 2 8 28 9 12 5 TAORMINA, IRENE F. 28 0 63 10 10 09 ! ' 39 7 9 MCCAULEY, SISTE R SHARON 37 0 5 3 :0 4 8 32 10 126 SCOTT, LIZ 36 0 63 21 10 I l I' 15 8 0 BARNES, M ARILYN H._ 28 0 5 3 * 2 6 8 35 22 127 CUTT, BARBARA 23 0 63 22 10 1 Ï 22 8 1 DILLON, DEBB IE 25 0 5 3 * 2 9 8 36 23 128 WINTERS, BARBARA 28 0 64 09 Í0 19 40 8 2 BOYD, JENNIFER 32 0 5 3 * 3 7 8 37 12 129 CRAFTS, THERESA A. 26 0 65 22 10 31 Al 8 3 MC CONNON, GAIL C. 39 0 5 3 * 4 4 8 38 11 130 SLACK, KATHLEEN M. 26 0 65 23 10 31 42 8 4 MATTHEWS, LISA CAROL 17 0 5 4 * 2 0 8 44 13 131 POWELL, CHARM M. 23 0 66 42 10 43 , 23 8 5 BOZANT, BONNIE L. 32 0 5 4 * 2 5 8 45 13 13? HURRELBRIAK, PAMELA J. 27 0 66 47 10 A4 1 43 86 MCKENDRICK, JANETH 4 6 0 5 4 : 36 8 47 4 133 CHAN, MARY ANN 22 0 66 52 10 45 1 24 8 7 CARUSO, LISA MARIA 21 0 5 4 : 3 7 8 47 18 l i 4 BUHLFR, JANICE 29 0 67 44 10 53 44 88 BROCATO, PATTI 15 0 5 4 * 3 8 8 47 14 135 LAGARDE,. JUDY W. 26 0 67 44 10 53 45 8 9 ENCLADE, ANN 3 . 30 0 5 4 : 58 8 50 14 136 SEALEYr CAROL ANN 33 ,0 6 8 22, 10 59 . f21 9 0 JOHNSON, BARBARA P. 4 0 0 55*05 8 51 4 137 VOEKEL, MARY LOU C. 28 0 69 26 11 10 Í 46 138 FRANCIS, ELAINE M. 28 ft 69 2R 11 10 ; :V 47 139 FABRE, LORETTA' , 44 0 72 37 11 40 • \ '6

MENS RESULTS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME'-' pace; POS

1 VIREN, LASSF 29 0 29 31 4 45 1 46 TRALLES, RANUY- 16 0*35*32 5*43 , 15. 2 BECK, BOBBY 18 0 30 37 4 55 1 47 RflGERS, PATRICK W. 29 0*35*3,3 !'■■ 5*43 1 9 3 CHAUVIN, RON A. 22 0 31 13 5 01 1 48 LAMANDRE, SAL P. ' 44 0*35*33 ! 5*43 ? 4 MCDONALD, KFNT 26 0 31 31 5 04 2 49 rodam, mike 20 0*35*45 5*45 .12 ■ 5 AULTMAN, TAYLOR 29 0 31 48 5 07 3 50 BEAUDOIN, CARL 16 0 * 3 5 48 5*45 16 6 MULLAN, MIKF 19 0 32 10 5 10 ■> 51 GRAFC, PHILLIP 41 0*35*80 5*46 . 3 7 SIEDLECKI, JOSEPH EDWARD 24 0 32 29 5 13 2 52 HERNESS, MICHAEL 30 0*35*57 5*47 9 8 SUMERFORD, MICHAEL MALONE IB 0 32 40 5 15 3 53 HARDIN, ROY 35 0*36*02 . .5*4 3 4 9 MARLEY, MARK F. 29 0 32 55 5 18 4 54 IOVINE, KF1TH E. 16 0*36*05 ; 5*43 17 10 FUSELIER, LARRY 43 0 33 03 5 19 1 55 , MILLER, FRÍD M. JR 34 0*36*07 5*4» 10 11 LEEDY, DON DAVID 32 0 33 20 5 22 1 56 ALLEYNE, STANTON £ .. • 23 0*36*11 , 5*49 ; 13 12 SMITH, ROBERT E. 25 0 33 26 5 23 5 57 FRANCISE, NORMAN J. 19 0*36* 11 ‘ '5,* 49 I» 13 BULLER, TOM 31 0 33 27 5 23 2 58 MAUGHAN, WESLEY r-. 29 0*36*15 5*50 10 14 HIRSCHFY, KARL 18 0 33 28. 5 23 4 59 ESBROUK, NORMAN V. 36 0*36*17 5*50 ■ 5 15 MEERT, JOSEPH G. 21 0 33 28 5 23 3 60 GRAEFF, RICHARD 26 0*36*23 5*5 V 11 16 TAYLOR, RANDY 31 0 33 44 5 25 3 61 WOBSER, DAVID A. • 29 0*36*29 ' .5*52 1? 17 MOUTON, C. J. 32 0 33 44 5 2? 4 6? TRYNIECKI, JIM L. 35 0*36*41 •5*54 , 6 18 LANOECK, MARK 17 0 33 57 5 27 5 63 ELLZcY, LYMAN L . JR. 15 0*36*43 5*54 19 19 HALLIBURTON, PAT 32 0 34 00 5 ?» 5 64 BRUCE, NORMAN p . 23 0*36*45 5:55 14 20 H ILL, ANTHONY J . 24 0 34 06 .5 29 4 65 MARTÍNEZ', THOMAAS ARTHUR 33 0*36*48 5:55 11 - X 21 HARTLAGE, JEFF 17 0 34 08 '■5 29 6 66 ABBRECHT, JR. 30 0*36*49 ' 5*55 , ' 12 22 RAMSEY, BILL. 28 0 34 10 5 30 6 67 FERNANDEZ, ELMO '25 0*36*52 5*56 13 23 DOBBINS, MARTY 18 0 34 16 5 31 7 68 BAILKAY, MARTIN 21 0*36*5? 5 * 5" 6 ' 1.5 24 PIERRET, MARK C. 19 0 34 19 ' .5 31 3 69 MORGAN, MIKE 13 0*36*53 5*56 •1 . 25 HANNUSCH, JEFF 24 0 34 22 5 32 5 70 QUINN, CY 44 0*37*00 5 * 57 4 26 KA7.Ï, KUUMBA ! 27 0 34 23 5 32 7 71 STRAUCH, ROBERT 16 0*37*01 5*57 20 2 7 LABOUISSE, SAMUEL S. 37 0 34 25. 5 3? 1 72 WAGGONER, ROGER 37 0*37*05 5*58 / 7 28 CHENET, WAYNE 15 0 34 26 5 32 9 73 BOETTCHER, BILL 39 0*37*06 5:55 ! 'S' 29 ROBISHEAUX, DAVID PETER 21 0 34 31 5 33 6 74 MEAUX, CHARLES F. 29 0*37*08 5*5 3 14 30 GRAY, GARY F. 35 0 34 32 5 33 2 75 WATLINGTON, KARL 16 0*37* 10 ; 5*59 21 . 31 COLE, KEN 31 0 34 32 5 33 6 76 OTT, STEPHEN K. 30 0*37*11 5:59 • 13 32 GRIGGS, GORDON 24 0 34 35 5 34 - 7 77 GUINOT, CLAUDE A. 40 0*37*11 :- 5*59 5 , 33 BRUCE, CLARENCE JAMES 31 ..0 34 35 5 34 7 78 LEBOURGEOIS, CHARLES 46 0*37*13 5*59 1 34 RABALAIS, LLOYD J. 18 0 34 36 5 34 10 79 SHEITIETY, HEIF , 30 0*37*17 ‘ 6*00 14 35 REINECKE, TOMMY 24 0 34 41 5 35 8 80 MUNIZ, JOHN ‘ 16 0*37*18 / 6*00 22 : 36 JEANSONNE , CARL A. JR. 24 0 34 44 5 35 9 81 RUNGE, EMIL I I I 36 0*37*22 6*00 9 1 \ 37 RONIGER, JACK 37 0 35 00 • 5 38 3 82 FONTENOT, SHERWIN TED 28 0*37*23 6*01 15 : 38 MUNIZ, JOE 19 0 35 01 5 38 11 83 BENTLEY, ANTHONY * 27 0*37*23 6:01 ■ 16 . 39 BRODT, HOWARD 22 0 35 04 ; 5 38 10 84 MCKEUZÍE, DON 30 0:37*24 6*01 15 ' 40 ALFORD, BILLY G. 29 0 35 05 5 38 3 85 OWEN, GEORGE W. JR. 39 0:37*25 | 6*01 10 i 41 JENNINGS, TODD EDWIN 16 0 35 06 5 39 12 86 CROFTON, JOHN D. 33 0*37*28 1 6*01 16 , 0*37*31 ■ 6*02 42 HILDVETH, MIKE 24 0 35 10 5 39 11 87 SCHADWELL, WILLIAM J . 32 ■-17 1 43 THOMAS, ROBERT B. 17 0 35 23 5 41 13 68 FARMER, RONALD B. 30 0*37*36 6*0 3 ; •18 ' 44 HENDRY, JOHN J. 34 0 35 24 5 41 8 89 BARFIELD, TIM / " ' 15 0*37*38 6*03 23 ' 45 SEEBER, PHILIP JR. 16 0 35 28 5 42 14 90 JACKSON, VICTOR M.D. 31 0*37*40 6*03 19 l, 91 HILL, DAVID L. 28 10*37*40 ' 6*03 17 22 92 MCCLELLAND, THOMAS H. 37 0*37*41 6*04 11 ; m e e NAHE AGE TIME PACE POS place NAME AGE TIME PACE POS

R@URXf?. M1K£ 29 0*37841 6 ,0 4 1 8 187 DELHOM, BERNARD J . JR. 38 0 ,4 0 ,2 8 6*30 24 *4 SAYLOR» MICHAEL 27 08378 42 6 ,0 4 1 9 188 PERRY, RAYMOND L . 29 0*40 ,29 6*31 40 ROBINSON» EO ** 30 0837845 6 ,0 4 20 189 KENNEDY, STEPHEN JAMES 28 0 ,4 0 ,3 0 6*31 41 U PERSONS» THAD 51 0837845 6 ,0 4 I 190 ARY, ROY 26 0 *4 0 ,31 6*31 42 ♦T BEFILIPPO, WILLIAM J. 34 0837847 6 ,0 4 21 191 PELTIER, JEROME J . 47 0 ,4 0 ,3 4 6*31 6 98 DUPUY» BENNY 28 0837853 6 ,0 5 20 192 BOUTERIE, RICHARD J . JR. 29 0*40 35 6*31 43 99 AFEMAN» STEVEN 0 . 18 0 *3 8 :0 0 6 ,0 7 2 * 193 MASON, WAYNE E. 22 0*40 37 6*32 31 too STAMM, WILLIAM G. 25 0838801 6 ,0 7 21 194 THIBODAUX, PIERRE 49 0 *4 0 39 6*32 7 101 VARNAU» BOB 29 0:38803 6 ,0 7 22 195 TOUPS, GLENN M. 27 0*40 41 6*32 44 102 BIRO, PHILIP T. 29 0 :3 8 :0 4 6 ,07 23 196 DEVRIES, HANS 34 0*40 41 6*32 43 103 SIBELLE, GARY LEO 20 0 *3 8 :0 9 6 ,0 8 16 197 DREHER, JOSEPH MARK 23 0*40 42 6*33 32 104 COX, SAM 36 0*38*16 6 •09 12 198 MURPHY, JAMES R. 17 0*40 42 6*33 35 105 WINCHESTER, GARRY M. 30 0*38*16 6 ,09 22 199 MIRMELSTEIN, FRED 28 0*40 43 6*33 45 106 DURHAM, RAY 37 0*38*20 6 ,10 13 200 EDWARDS, ALAN R. 23 0*40 44 6*33 33 107 GUIDRY, BRAD C. 24 0*38*22 6 ,10 17 201 LEAP, DR. TERRY L. 31 0*40 45 6*33 44 108 LARKIN, JIM H. 23 0*38*24 6 ‘ 10 18 202 MCGOEY, F . KING 35 0*40 49 6*34 25 109 GUYOTE, PHILLIP G. 22 0*38*25 6 ,11 19 203 MEREDITH, HARRY 32 0*40 51 6*34 45 110 ROPER, JOHN M. 37 0*38*29 6 11 14 204 RUCKER, GEORGE A. 30 0*40 55 6*35 46 111 OE MOSS, FRANCIS J . 33 0*38*30 6 i l l 2 3 205 LARMANN, LARRY 38 0*40 56 6*35 26 112 WASHINGTON, JANES W. 31 0*38*34 6 ,12 24 206 NOBLES, BENNIE P. M .D. 35 0*40 56 6*35 27 113 MCNAMARA, JIMMY 17 0*38*35 6 ,12 25 207 SHAFFER, WILLIAM H. 30 0*40 58 6*35 47 114 CATOIRE, RICHARD G. 21 0*38*36 6 ,12 20 208 BURKE, WARREN W. JR. 23 0*40 58 6*35 34 115 WITKIN, MICHAEL 40 0*3 8 *37 v 6 •13 6 209 VINCENT, NICHOLAS 24 0*40 59 6*35 35 116 DUNNE, EUGENE M. 34 0*38*37 6 ,1 3 25 210 ANDERSON, GLENN W. 24 0*40 59 6*35 36 117 WILLIAMS, ROBERT J. A. 32 0*38*39 6 13 26 211 TOURNIER, FRANK 38 0*41 00 6*35 28 118 MOORE, BOBBY 22 0*38*41 6 13 21 212 AHIERS* MITCH 28 0*41 06 6*36 119 46 LEHRMANN, CHARLES M. 49 0*38*42 6 13 2 213 JONES, LARRY 32 0 :4 1 07 6 :3 7 48 120 GORRONOONA, EARL B. 32 0*38*43 6 13 2 7 214 PIERCE, WAYNE MD 31 0 :4 1 07 6 :3 7 .49 121 GAUTHEAUE, GEOIGE R. 28 0*38*43 6 13 2 4 215 OLAVESEN, JOHN E. 35 0:41 08 6 :3 7 29 122 JONES, EUGENE S. JR. 35 0*38*44 6 14 15 216 KIRBY, WILLIAM V. 35 0 :4 1 08 6 :3 7 123 BURNS, JOE W. 30 34 0*38*44 6 14 28 217 DEROSE, MICHAEL P. 27 0 :4 1 09 6 :3 7 47 124 WIMBERLEY, CHARLES 45 0*38*45 6 14 3 218 WILSON, SCOOTER 13 0:41 11 6 :3 7 12 5 BRODT, BURT 3 47 0*38*50 6 15 4 219 COONEY, CLIFF 41 0 :4 1 11 6 :3 7 11 126 BURNS, ALVIN C. 33 0*38*51 6 15 29 22 0 HARTNETT, STEVE A. 33 0 :4 1 12 6 :3 7 50 127 MUSACCHIA, RONNIE 36 0*38*52 6 15 16 221 RYAN, JOHN C. 30 0:41 12 6 :3 7 51 128 O'ROURKE, JUSTIN JR. 37 0*38*54 6 15 17 222 OGLESBY, LESTER JOR 20 0 :4 1 12 6 :3 7 37 129 IRVIN,JAMES K. 37 0 :38*54 6 15 18 223 HAYES, LEE R. 36 0 :4 1 14 6 :3 8 31 130 DENEGRE, STANHOPE B. 27 0 :3 8 *5 6 6 16 2 5 224 MORELLO, LARRY M. 32 0 :4 1 15 6 :3 8 52 131 SMITH, BRYAN 16 0 :3 8 :5 8 6 16 2 6 225 THOMPSON, RICHARD 15 0 :4 1 15 6:38 36 132 THOMAS, ALEXANDER 16 0 *3 8 :5 9 6 16 2 7 226 BROCKWAY, HAYDEN S. 24 0 :4 1 16 6:38 38 133 MADDEN, ARTHUR J . I l l 30 0 :3 9 :0 1 6 16 3 0 227 HUNTER, FRED M. 54 0:41 17 6:38 2 134 GRADY, JAMES M. 26 0 :3 9 :0 6 6 17 2 6 22 8 SCHNEIDER, FLOYD J . 21 0:41 18 6:38 39 135 PENDLETON, ROBIN 16 0 :3 9 :0 7 6 17 28 229 MCMAHON, JOHN T . . 39 0:41 18 6:38 32 136 PERRY, THOMAS N. JR. 19 0 :3 9*1 0 6 IS 29 230 TURNBULL, WAYNE 39 0:41 18 6:38 33 DOOLEY, PATRICK 137 26 0 :3 9 :1 0 6 18 2 7 231 ROCHE, JOE 37 0:41 19 6 :3 9 34 138 BARRETT, BRUCE 19 0:39*11 6 18 3 0 23 2 CRUZ, JUAN A. JR. 20 0 :4 1 20 6 :3 9 40 139 MCCONNELL, C. FENNER M.D. 44 0 :3 9 :1 1 6 18 7 233 OEHON, ALFRED J . JR. 38 0:41 20 6 :3 9 35 140 BRAD6R00T, GARY 37 0 :3 9 *1 6 6 19 19 234 MCLIND0N, JOHN 15 0:41 21 6 :3 9 37 141 BRODT, STEPHEN 21 0 :3 9 :2 1 6 20 22 235 CARRILLO, ANTONIO 17 0:41 22 6 :3 9 38 142 SEARS, DAVID R. 32 0 :3 9 :2 3 6 20 31 236 CLAVAIRIE, GUS 35 0:41 22 6 :3 9 36 143 STANLEY, GARY H. 26 0 :3 9 :2 4 6 20 2 3 237 LEONARD, E. MICHAEL 31 0:41 25 6 :4 0 53 144 MAC DONALD, ERIC P. 22 0 :3 9 :2 5 6 20 23 238 SPICER, HENRY C. I l l 32 0:41 27 6 :4 0 54 14 5 TRAHAN, MORRIS L . JR . 25 0 :3 9 :2 7 6 21 2 9 239 LONGMIRE, THOMAS P. 32 0:41 28 6 :4 0 55 146 REOMON, DAVID ERIC 25 0 :3 9 :2 8 6 21 3 0 240 SCALLAN, MATTHEW KEVIN 23 0:41 28 6:40 41 147 REID, WILLIAM FEARING M.D 30 0 :3 9 :2 9 6 21 32 241 MICHNA, DONALD J . 49 0:41 29 6:40 8 148 CATOIRE, ROBERT JAMES 21 0 :3 9 :2 9 6 21 2 4 242 ALEXIS, E. J. 32 0:41 30 6 :4 0 56 149 BLAND, KEITH A. 23 0 :3 9 :3 4 6 22 25 243 BAZIN, CHRISTOPHER PAUL 13 0:41 31 6 :4 0 4 150 LENFANT,.JERRY 28 0 :3 9 :3 5 6 22 31 244 OLIVIER, ROBERT 27 0 :4 1 3? - 6 :4 1 48 15 1 PONDER, DANNY LEROY 34 0 :3 9 :3 5 6 22 33 245 GRAY, DONALD F. 30 0 :4 1 32 6 :4 1 57 152 MOORE, THOMAS V. 36 0 :3 9 :3 6 6 22 20 246 OVERTON, WESLEY G. 35 0 :4 1 32 6:41 37 153 EMLING, JOHN PORTER 24 0 :3 9 :3 8 6 22 26 247 CHRISTMAS, CHARLES E. 41 0:41 34 6 :4 1 12 154 DENEGRE, JOHN 19 0 :3 9 :3 8 6 2? 31 248 BRASWELL, RANDY C. 30 0:41 37 6 :4 1 58 155 DEVILLIER, ALVIN 26 0 :3 9 :4 0 6 23 32 249 BABIN, LARRY 27 0 :41 37 6*41 49 156 SHULER, G. PHILLIP 34 0 :3 9 :4 1 6 23 3 4 250 BRIEDE, ALBERT E. I l l . 57 0 :4 1 40 6 :4 2 1 157 LAGUENS, JOHN P. 32 0 :3 9 :4 3 6 23 35 251 LOUVIERE, MICHAEL L . 31 0 :4 1 41 6 :4 2 59 15 8 DUNN, ART 33 0 :3 9 :4 4 .6 23 3 6 252 MCINTOSH, JOHN 33 0 :4 1 42 6 :4 2 60 159 HUDSON, KYE 25 0 :3 9 :4 4 6 23 33 253 FUSELIER, ERNEST l . 53 0*41 45 6*43 3 160 GRAFE, MAX F. 42 0 :3 9 :4 5 6 23 8 254 FREYDER, ALBERT 28 0 :4 1 45 6 :4 3 50 161 DIDIER, BRIAN 20 0 :3 9 :4 7 6 24 2 7 255 HENIING, BRIAN 19 0:41 46 6 :4 3 39 162 NAQUIN, TERRY 26 0 :3 9 :4 8 6 24 3 4 256 SAND, GERALD R. 37 0 :4 1 46 6 :4 3 38 163 VANNOY, GERRY 37 0 :3 9 :4 9 6 24 21 257 BREITSCHWERDT, EO . 30 0*41 47 b* 43 61 ¡164 MUNIZ, LUIS 15 0 :3 9 :5 1 6 24 3 2 258 SCURRY, HERBERT L. 35 0 :4 1 48 6 :4 3 39 165 TUCKER, JAMES L . JR. 31 0 :3 9 :5 4 6 25 3 7 259 REDDOCH, J . W. JR. 44 0 :4 1 48 6 :4 3 13 166 LANDRY, DAVID L . 32 0 :3 9 :5 7 6 25 •38 260 ARY, WILLIAM R. 40 0 :4 1 49 6 :4 3 14 167 ; SONNIER, ROBERT J . 31 0 :3 9 :5 7 6 25 39 261 MCMANN, DAVID W. 32 0 :4 1 53 6S44 62 16 8 \ LINPELL, GORDON 24 0 :3 9 :5 9 6 26 28 262 FOSTER, WILLIAM M. 28 0 :4 1 53 6 :4 4 51 169 SELZER» JOEL 24 0 :3 9 :5 9 6 26 2 9 263 RAY, ROGER M. 23 0 :4 1 58 6 :4 5 42 170 BLIR , MARTIN 18 0 :4 0 :0 7 6 27 3 3 264 SCHROEOER, R. KARL 32 0 :4 1 59 6 :4 5 63 171 CORTINEZ, CARLOS 45 0:40507 6 27 5 26 5 MILLER, .MICHAEL H. 37 0*41 59 6 :4 5 40 172 TALBOT* 'LLOYD J . 41 0 :4 0 :0 8 6 27 9 26 6 BROWN, MARTIN L . 36 0 :4 1 59 6 :4 5 41 173 RODRIGlfEZ, LARRY 26 0 *4 0 :1 1 6 28 35 267 HARRINGTON, CHARLES L. 57 0*42 01 6:45 2 174 ALBRIGHT, KENT 36 0:40*11 6 28 22 268 DEVAUGHN, MAC 36 0 :4 2 02 6 :4 5 42 175 BROOME, WADE 15 0 :4 0 :1 3 6 28 3 4 269 MIMS, SAM 48 0 :4 2 02 6 :4 5 9 176 LONGINO, DAN T. 30 0 :4 0 :1 3 6 28 4 0 270 -SILVER, DAVID G. 15 0 :4 2 03 6 :4 6 40 177 GOODPASTER, TERRY LEE 30 0 :4 0 :1 4 6 28 41 271 MURRAY, DAVID EUGENE 31 0 :4 ? 04 6 :4 6 64 178 BERKE, KENNETH J . 35 0 :4 0 :1 4 6 28 23 272 CARNEY, JOSEPH 38 0 :4 2 05 6 :4 6 43 179 NICHOLS, CRAIG RANDEL 26 0 :4 0 :1 5 6 28 3 6 273 RADAM, PAUL 18 0 :4 2 07 6 :4 6 41 180 EVANS, WILLIAMS 26 0 *40:19 - 6 29 3 7 274 SCHWANINGER, BERNHARD 33 0 :4 2 08 6 :4 6 65 181 PEREZ, JEFFREY M. 26 0 :4 0 :2 1 6 29 38 275 DE LOUISE, PATRICK J . 36 0 :4 2 11 6 :4 7 44 182 BORDEAUX, P. W. H. 30 0 :4 0 :2 3 6 30 4 2 276 CORNYN, JOHN 34 0 :4 2 12 6 :4 7 66 183 CERNY, WILLIAM F. 44 0 :4 0*2 3 6 30 10 277 DEVILLIER, BURKE E. 24 0 :4 2 13 6 :4 7 43 184 SANDERS, PHILLIP GEORGE 23 0*40*24 6 30 3 0 278 OVERBY, JOHN LEON 48 0 :4 2 14 6 :4 7 10 18 5 OVERBY, JOHN CARL 12 0*40*24 6 30 2 279 GREEN, EDWARD J . 41 0 :4 2 14 6 :4 7 15 186 PERRY, JOHN B. 28 0 :4 0 :2 6 6 30 39 280 N6TTER, LARRY JAMES 28 0 :4 2 15 6 :4 8 52

23 PACE POS PLACE NAHE AGE TIKE PLACE NAME AGE TIME PAÒE POS 6 :4 8 53 281 KERN« STEPHEN S . 29 0 :4 2 :1 8 376 EDMUND, BILL 17 0 :4 4 :2 4 7 :0 8 49 6 :4 8 54 282 HOWARD« HENO 25 0 :4 2 :1 9 377 CUPIT, LARRY G. 26 0 :4 4 :2 5 7 :0 8 78 0 :4 2 :2 0 6 :4 8 55 283 DAVIS« B ILL 29 378 WELCH, BERNARD L . S .S .J . 40 0 :4 4 :2 5 7 :0 8 ' 27 284 NEVER« FRED H. 37 0 :4 2 :2 0 6 :4 8 45 379 WAMBSGANS, DAVID 27 0 :4 4 :2 5 7508 79 285 VERA« MARCEL A* 44 0 :4 2 :2 1 6 :4 9 16 380 MALONEY, MICHAEL 16 0 :4 4 :2 8 7 :0 9 50 286 ALLEN« JAMES S. 30 0 :4 2 :2 5 6 :4 9 67 381 VARELA, HUGO Y. 29 0 :4 4 :2 9 7 :0 9 • 80 56 287 KEHER, VAL P. 26 0 :4 2 :2 5 6 :4 9 382 OVERTON, BOB 40 0 :4 4 :2 9 ,7 :0 9 , 28 288 BOUDREAUX « MICHAEL 40 0 :4 2 :2 6 6 :4 9 17 38 3 BOYD, MICHAEL 37 0 :4 4 :3 0 7 :0 9 6 :4 9 46 59 289 RHODES« LEE 38 0 :4 2 :2 7 384 ALFORTISH, TONY 32 0 :4 4 :3 1 7 :0 9 87 290 SMITH, SAMUEL A. 26 0 :4 2 :2 9 6 :5 0 57 38 5 KIRKSEY, JOHN R. 31 0 :4 4 : 32 . 7 :1 0 88 291 LEBLANC, DUNICE J . JR. 38 0 :4 2 :2 9 6 :5 0 47 38 6 BOURDIER, CURTIS I I I 26 0 :4 4 :3 5 7 :1 0 81 292 RUSSELL, PATRICK 13 0 :4 2 :3 0 6 :5 0 5 387 ROSATO, FRANK J . 36 0 :4 4 :3 6 7 :1 0 60 293 COFFEE, AL 29 0 :4 2 :3 0 6 :5 0 58 388 FAJARDO, ALBERT 28 0 :4 4 : 36 ,7:10 82 294 SARPY, JOHN R. 29 0 :4 2 :3 1 6 :5 0 59 389 BOZANT, DAVID J , 33 0 :4 4 :3 8 /7s 11 89 29 5 BUHLER, CARL A. 31 0 :4 2 :3 6 6 :5 1 68 390 BROWN, WILLIAM HERMAN 32 0 :4 4 :3 8 7:11 ; 90 69 296 GRAVOIS, CLYDE G. 30 0 :4 2 :3 8 6 :5 1 391 SLOAN, DAN C. 37 0 :4 4 :3 9 7:11 61 297 LEBLANC, CHARLES 18 0 :4 2 :3 9 6 :5 1 42 39 2 STANLEY, DOUGLAS R. 31 0 :4 4 :3 9 7:11 91 298 ARNAUD, GRANTLEN A. 16 0 :4 2 :3 9 6 :5 1 43 39 3 RICAUD, PAUL 58 0 :4 4 :4 0 7:1 , 3 34 0 :4 2 :4 1 6:52 70 299 FREIBERG, EDWARD F. 394 GOODWIN, THOMAS E. 38 0 :4 4 :4 1 Ì 7:11 62 300 BRADFORD, ROBERT R. 51 0 :4 2 :4 1 6 :5 2 4 39 5 TOUCHET, JEFFERY 0. 28 0 :4 4 :4 2 7:11 83 301 ATKINS, DAVE E. 25 0 :4 2 :4 3 6 :5 2 60 39 6 HERBERT, PAUL L . JR . 20 0 :4 4 :4 2 7:11 51 302 CHILDREE? ED 25 0 :4 2 :4 6 6 :5 3 61 397 SKINNER, DONALD M. JR . 35 0 :4 4 :4 2 7:11 63 6 :5 3 44 30 3 STAUDOHAR, GEORGE T . 23 0 :4 2 :5 1 398 JONAS, LARRY A. 36 0:44:43' 7:11 6 4 304 BARNETT, JOHN L . 31 0 :4 2 :5 2 6 :5 4 71 399 TRAUTH, JERRY 42 0 :4 4 :4 4 7 :1 2 i‘ ; 29 30 5 GREAVES, F. L. 41 0 :4 2 :5 4 6 :5 4 18 400 O'NEILL, FRANK 38 0 :4 4 :4 4 7:1? \ É>5 306 STEINER, BARRY 32 0 :4 2 :5 4 6 :5 4 72 401 NICHOLLS, JAMES 13 0 :4 4 :4 6 7 :l? V- 9 307 MÎLLNER» MARK 21 0 :4 2 :5 5 6 :5 4 45 40 2 GAYER, MARTIN 27 0 :4 4 :5 2 7 :1 3 \ ' 84 0 :4 2 :5 6 6 :5 4 62 40 3 308 FORD, KEVIN L. . 25 KAL9AUGH, R03ERI L. JR. 37 0 :4 4 :5 2 7 :1 3 ; 66 309 CARR, RONALD F. 41 0 :4 2 :5 6 6 :5 4 19 404 WEBER, RICK 30 0 :4 4 :5 3 7 :1 3 1 9? 310 BISHOP, WILLIAM PATRICK 36 0 :4 2 :5c 6 : 54 43 40 5 LONGING, LEWIS V.. 24 0 :4 4 :5 4 , ; 7 : 1 3 53 *26 0 :4 2 :5 7 6 :5 4 63 40 6 311 FREIBERG, WILMER J. DECKER, W. ROBERT .28 0 :4 4 :5 5 ' t u b 8 5 312 SIMPSON, ROLAND E. 46 0 :4 2 :5 8 6 :5 4 11 407 WOOD, CARL 29 0 :4 4 : 55 ,[7:13 86 313 HAMBRICK, PATRICK STEPHEN 29 0 :4 3 :0 3 6:55 64 408 ZALKAN, ROBERT LIBMAN 39 0 :4 4 :5 6 ¡7:13 67 314 MEYER, JULIN P. .27 0 :4 3 :0 6 6 :5 6 65 40 9 DAUGHARTY, DONALD A . 45 0 :4 4 :5 7 !7 :14 1 5 6 :5 6 315 FULLEN, HERMAN 8 . 46 0 :4 3 :0 8 12 410 B A Z IN , GREGORY P. 10 0 :4 4 :5 8 Ì7 :1 4 j 10 316 ELLGAARD, EGON REYNOLDS 13 0 :4 3 :0 9 6 :5 6 6 411 BELK, EDWIN I I I 09 0 :4 4 :5 8 ; 7 : 1 4 1 317 SHIRLEY, LARRY 28 0 :4 3 :1 0 6:56 66 412 ULDRICH, EDWARD I I I 30 0 :4 5 :0 0 ;7:14 93 318 BAHR, S I EGBERT H. 40 0 :4 3 :1 3 6 :5 7 20 413 BUNCH, BRYAN THOMAS 30 0 :4 5 :0 7 , 7 :1 5 1 94 319 ALTMAN, DONALD L . JR. 19 0 :4 3 :1 3 6 :5 7 44 414 WAGNER, FRANK HALL 46 0 :4 5 :0 9 , 17:16 1 16 32 0 MERIC, PHILIP 16 0 :4 3 :1 4 6 :5 7 45 415 USNER, EUGENE A. 28 0 :4 5 :1 0 7 :1 6 87 32 1 BOASBERG, 803 37 0 :4 3 :1 5 6 :5 7 49 41 6 HAMMETT, BRYANT 0 . JR. 22 6 :4 5 :1 1 : 7 :1 6 53 322 CALONJE, MARIO A. 48 0 :4 3 :1 5 ö :57 13 417 WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE R. SR. 37 0 :4 5 :1 5 : 7 1 6 ■ ■, 63 323 ROVELO, FABIAN 16 0 :4 3 :1 6 6:57 46 418 TILLM AN, WALTER C. 34 ■ 0 :4 5 :1 8 7 :1 7 95 324 HOYE, BRYAN 34 0 :4 3 :1 7 6:58 73 419 SRASELL, JOHN A. JR. 28 0 :4 5 :1 8 7 :1 7 ; 8 8 325 KAY, RICHARD 35 0 :4 3 :1 7 6:58 50 420 INGERSOLL, MICHAEL 31 0 :4 5 :1 9 ;7: 17 ‘ 96 32 6 WALKER', BILL 33 0 :4 3 :1 8 ,6 :5 8 74 421 THERIOT, DONALD E. 34 0 : 4 5 : 2 0 ✓7:17 97 ' 6:58 7 42 2 32 7 PATTERSON, SCOTT DEREK 13 0 :4 3 :1 8 LEE, WILLIAM H. 43 : 0 :4 5 :2 1 / t u t 39 32 8 QUINTERO, PEDRO V. 28 0 :4 3 :2 0 ' 6 :5 8 67 423 COLTON, GAIL W. 29 0 : 4 5 : 2 1 7:17 ' S 9 329 BAKER, JIM 40 0 :4 3 :2 0 6:58 21 424 K I L L CN, RONALD HUGH 34 0 :4 5 ; 2 2 . 7: Ì8 • ;98 330 BEAUDOIN, JAMES 36 0 :4 3 :2 1 6:58 51 42 5 LEA, MIKE ;j 29 0 :4 5 :2 3 7 : 1-8 '1 90 331 LTLES, THOMAS R. 23 0 :4 3 :2 2 6:58 68 426 TREVOR, RICHARn 33 0 : 4 5 : 2 4 7:18 , o9 33? HELLMERS, CLARK W. 27 0 :4 3 :2 4 6:59 69 42 7 BABIN, TOMMY 16 0 :4 5:2 4 7 : 1 8 ! 51 333 SPRICK, «>HIL1P G • 22 0 : 4 3 : 25 6:59 46 42 8 KUHLMANN, CARY J . 32 0 :4 5 : 2e: 7:18 99 334 HANISFE, B03 40 0 :4 3 :2 8 6:59 2? 42 9 KUYLBN, DOUGLAS A. 30 0 :4 5: 25 7:18 ' 109 335 ARCENEAUX, PAUL JR. 42 0 :4 3 : 30 7:00 23 43 0 PONTIFF, WALLY 2 3 O :4 5 :3 o ' 7 :1 8 ' • 9 Ì 336 CASSARO, GARY E. 26 0 :4 3 :3 3 7:00 70 43 l COVINGTON, BILL 43 0:4 5:27 7:1.8 '' 31 337 SPATZ, CONRAD J . JR. 36 0 :4 3 :3 3 7:00 52 43 2 MAURIN, GARY H. 31 0 : 4 5 : 2 7 7 :1 8 . 10 1 338 LANDRY, MELVIN 43 0 :4 3 :3 4 7:00 24 43 3 ■>EVEY, FREDERICK M. 35 0 :4 5 :2 8 7 :1 9 .70 339 LAM, WILLIE 26 0 :4 3 :3 4 7:00 71 43 4 MAGINN, DENNIS 36 0 :4 5 :2 8 7 : 19 71 340 BORNGESSER» DON 46 0 :4 3 :3 4 7:00 14 435 LEMOINF, JOHN G. 29 0 :4 5 :2 9 7:19 92 341 MULLER, GEORGE B. I l l 36 0 :4 3 : 35 .7:00 53 43 6 TUHRD, FRED T. 32 0 :4 5 :2 9 7 :1 9 102 342 LATHAM, DAVID M. 27 0 :4 3 :3 6 7:01 72 437 HUY, CHRISTUPHER 15 0 :4 5 :3 0 7 :1 9 .52 343 WOOD, RICHARD A. ; 111 32 0 :4 3 :3 7 7:01 75 43 8 KEENUM, JOHN M. 32 0 :4 5 :3 0 7 :1 9 103 344 PARKER, JAY A. '22 0 :4 3 :3 7 ' 7:01 47 43 9 SPEARS, DAVID C . 14 0 :4 5 :3 2 7 :1 9 11 345 REEVES, ALAN JOSEPH 13 0 :4 3 :4 4 7 :0 2 ' 8 44 0 HORCHETT, THAODEUS 13 0:4-5:33 7 :1 9 »53 346 CLIFTON, G3L 35 0 :4 3 :4 6 7:02 54 441 LANDRY, STEVE P . 3? 0 :4 5 :3 5 ' 7 :2 0 104 347 VALLEY, FRANK 30 0 :4 3 :4 8 7:03 76 44 2 KEOGH, DENNIS ;; 29 0 :4 5 :3 5 7 :2 0 93 348 JOHNSON, ARDES EDWARD 20 0 :4 3 :4 9 7:03 48 44 3 LEDET, JEROME. 17 0 : 4 5 : 3 6 \ 7 :2 9 5* 349 SMITH, JAMES R. 17 0 :4 3 :5 0 7 :0 3 47 4 4 4 SFLSFR, CHARLES 24 0 :4 5 : 3 6 ' 7 :2 0 54 35 1 PERSCHALL, LESLIE J . 42 0 :4 3 :5 2 7 :0 3 25 44 5 CAMPBELL, DAVID R. 31 0 :4 5 :3 8 7 : 2 0 105 352 MAYFIELD, RICHARD E. 33 0 :4 3 :5 5 7:04 77 446 MOUTON, ThOMAS J . I l l 18 0 :4 5 :3 8 .7 :2 0 •55 73 353 MATTHEWS, WARREN 28 0 :4 3 :5 6 7 :0 4 447 RDSSON, ROBERT T. J R . 23 0 :4 5 :4 0 .‘ 7:21 55 44 8 354 MCCURNIN, LEO PATRICK 26 0 :4 3 :5 7 7 :0 4 74 SUMERFORO, LARRY M. 38 0:4'5:41 - '•7 : 2.1 72 355 KINDER, THOMAS H. 35 0 :4 3 :5 9 7 :0 4 55 449 BAZIN, MARK 1? 0 :4 5 :4 5 .7:21 12 356 CACAMO, DON B. 34 0 :4 4 :0 I 7:05 78 45 0 A L IM IA , GAREY P. 34 0 :4 5 :4 6 7:21 106 35 7 CORDON, EDUARDO 29 0 :4 4 :0 2 7:05 75 451 MC CANN, DFNNIS A. 27 0 :4 5 :4 8 7 :2 2 ; 94 358 LANIER, E SORRELL 37 0 :4 4 :0 2 7:05 56 452 WE3ER, EUGENE ALBERT 15 0 :4 5 :4 9 7 :2 2 i 56 35 9 KENNING, WALTER A. 27 0 :4 4 :0 3 7:05 76 45 3 BIENVENU, LOUIS 18 0 :4 5 :5 0 1:2? ( ,57 360 COMISH, J . R. 30 0 :4 4 :0 5 7:05 79 45 4 FRANK, ARLLN W. 50 0 :4 5 :5 0 7 :2 2 f: 9 361 BAILEY, RANDY J . 30 0 :4 4 :0 6 7:05 80 455 HUTCHINSON', CAMPBELL 42 0 :4 5 :5 1 1:2211 32 362 BLOEMER, HOWARD M. 30 0 :4 4 :0 7 7 :0 6 81 45 6 VALEN TI, JOSEPH A. JR . 21 0 :4 5 :5 2 1:22 56 363 GREENE, ROY L. 54 0 :4 4 :1 2 7 :0 6 5 45 7 CHANG, RICHARD G. 36 .0 :4 5 :5 2 1:22 73 364 SMITH, SHERIDAN 34 0 :4 4 :1 4 7 :0 7 82 45 8 MARTY, FRITZ 45 , 0 :4 5 :5 3 7 :2 3 17 36 5 SANDS, RICHARD F. 38 0 :4 4 : l6 7 :0 7 57 459 DYER, RONALD J . 39 0 :4 5:5 4 7 :2 3 74 366 DAVID, WILLIAM 3. 32 0 :4 4 :1 6 7 :0 7 83 460 JARROTT, D.M. 33 0 :4 5 :5 4 .7 :2 3 : 107’ 367 JONES,VqHARLIE R. JR. 21 0 :4 4 :1 6 7 :0 7 49 461 USSERY, SANDY 33 0 :4 5 :5 7 7:23 108 36 8 MC NALLY>:A. 35 0 :4 4 :1 7 7 :0 7 58 46 2 ROOKER, JONATHAN 15 0 :4 6 :0 0 7 :2 4 53' 369 THOMPSON, JAMES DANA 30 0 :4 4 :1 7 7:07 84 46 3 LANGLEY, TERRY 28 0 :4 6 :0 1 7 : 24 95 ! 370 GIOVINGE, MICHAEL ARTHUR 16 0 :4 4 :1 8 7:07 48 464 F E L IX , WAYNE F. 29 '0 :4 6 :0 3 ' 7 :2 4 96 371 CRESANTA 33 0 :4 4 :1 9 7 :0 7 85- 46 5 ROARK, MARK A. 26 0 :4 6 :0 4 .7 :2 4 ’ 97 372 CARINS, MARK P. 26 0 :4 4 :1 9 7 :0 7 77 466 MAFFEI, SAL JR. 18 *0 : 4e>: 04 7 :3 4 59 ' 373 SEELEY, DONALD W. JR. 33 0 :4 4 :2 0 7:08 86 46 7 JACQUES, KENNETH W. 33 ; 0 :4 6 :0 5 : 7 :2 5 109 i 374 ROGERS, DUB 22 0 :4 4 :2 0 7 :0 8 50 460 WHITE, “ ERRIN W. 50 0 :4 6 :0 6 7:25 ’7 375 BOYER, JOHN 43 0 :4 4 :2 2 7:08 26 469 GRAY, DUNCAN M. I l l 29 0 :4 6 :0 6 1 7 :2 5 , 98 :

2k p a c t NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIHE PACE POS

4 t0 CHRISTENSEN* ROBERT 43 0S46X09 7X25 33 564 ABBATE, JOSEPH F . 27 0 48 07 7 44 113 471 BAKER* MILLARD C. JR 61 0X46X12 7X26 1 565 PIAZZA, C. RICHARD 33 0 48 07 7 44 130 472 BRUNS* HARRY M. 58 0X46X14 7X26 4 566 VALENTI, PETER J. 31 0 48 08 7 44 131 473 SEE6ER* BILL 32 0X46X15 7X26 110 567 RUSSELL, LEE 37 0 48 08 7 44 103 474 KAY* LOUIS E. 40 46X16 7X27 34 568 CHAPMAN, NOAH DAVID 40 0 48 09 7 44 41 475 MOULTON* JOHN KENNETH 30 46X19 7 :2 7 111 569 FORD, JOHN K. 40 0 48 09 7 44 42 476 BURNS* GERALD 35 46X19 7x27 75 570 ROWAN, DONALD 17 0 48 10 7 45 65 477 BLEVINS* JOHN H. 32 46X20 7X27 112 571 0*MALLEY, EDWARD 18 0 48 10 7 45 66 478 HANKS* WILLIAM 30 46X21 7 :2 7 113 572 LAPEROUSE, JUDE 32 0 48 10 7 45 132 479 GUESS* JOHN P. 30 46X21 7x27 114 573 OKREPKI, RICHARD E. 51 0 48 11 7 45 11 480 COURET, WILLIAM H. I l l 39 46:22 7 :2 7 76 574 BABIN, LARRY J. 30 0 48 n 7 45 133 461 CLINE, PATRICK 16 46X24 7 :2 8 60 575 TELES, BRUCE H. 22 0 48 12 7 45 64 482 . BLAND* CHRISTOPHER R. 24 46:25 7 :2 8 57 576 KERR, WILLIAM Y . 35 0 48 13 7 45 104 483 PHELPS, ALVIN L . 43 46X26 7:2B 35 577 BURKES, HIRAM 30 0 48 13 7 45 134 484 SHERLOCK, ARTHUR J . I l l 30 4 6:27 7 :2 8 115 578 ANKNEY, MOE 36 0 48 14 7 45 105 485 AMADON* MICHAEL 0 . 26 46:28 7528 99 579 PEPLOU, HAROLO F. 41 0 48 14 7 45 43 486 RONIGER* TIMOTHY TANEY 32 46:29 7 :2 8 116 580 STRAUSS, RICHARD 36 0 48 15 7 45 106 487 SCIORTINO * MIKE 19 46: 33 7 :2 9 61 58 1 HOYT, DONALD W. 47 0 48 17 7 46 22 488 BOLOTTE, WADE J . JR. 28 4 6:34 7 :2 9 100 582 MCKE'NOALL, GREGORY JOHN S 31 0 48 25 7 47 135 489 1 EMORY, W. BROOKS 36 46X35 7 :2 9 77 58 3 LABURE, BRUCE L . 27 0 48 26 7 47 114 490 KNIGHT, RICHARD 23 46: 35 7 :2 9 58 584 DEROCHF, EARL J . JR. 33 0 48 28 7 48 136 491 TAMPIE, DANIEL B. 37 46: 36 7:30 78 585 MELENDY, LARRY 21 0 48 28 7 43 65 492 CHAN, WILLIAM 24 46:38 7 :3 0 59 586 HEWGLEY, CLAUDE W. 47 0 48 29 7 48 23 493 CONRAD, CHARLES C. 36 4 6:40 7 :3 0 79 587 CALDWELL, JAMES PHAON 34 0 48 29 7 48 137 494 VARNADO, MAGER 36 46:40 7:30 80 588 KOPF, JDAVID 28 0 48 30 7 48 115 49 5 METHE, DARREN 14 465 41 7 :3 0 13 589 KURICA, PHILIP J . 26 0 48 35 7 49 116 496 ROUSSEL, GEORGE DR. 40 46:41 7 :3 0 36 590 .MANGHAM, RICHARD J. 23 0 48 37 7 49 66 497 SIGERSON, ROBERT A. 41 46:42 7 :3 0 37 591 ANDERSON, KENNETH R. 31 0 48 42 7 50 138 49 8 MALOY, ROBERT D. 40 46:44 7 :3 1 38 59 2 FLLGAARD, ERIK G. 39 0 48 46 7 50 107 499 CMAR, STEVEN 26 46:44 7:31 101 594 JENKINS, RONALD D. 13 0 48 53 7 52 67 50 0 POUSSON, DAVID 25 46:45 7:31 102 595 MCMILLAN, JOHN 42 0 48 53 7 52 44 501 ZIEGLER, ROBERT W. JR. 31 46:47 7 :3 1 117 596 FITZHARRIS, MICHAEL F. 38 0 48 54 7 52 109 502 SEEBER, PHILIP J . 51 46:49 7 :3 2 8 597 SILLS, FRANK 26 0 48 54 7 52 117 503 HEUSEL, CORNELIUS R. 36 46:50 7:32 81 598 CHRISTOPHER, FARRELL J . 34 0 48 55 7 52 139 50 4 PEARSON, BRYAN S. 29 46:52 7 :3 2 103 599 BRUNS, HARRY EUGENE 16 0 48 57 7 52 68 505 OLAVESEN, HANS 35 46:52 7 :3 2 82 60 0 JOHNS, FOSTER M. I l l 35 0 49 00 7 53 109 50 6 BAUGH, DOUG ,'i 34 46:53 7:3? 118 601 SMITH, RICHARD L. 43 0 49 00 7 53 45 507 ROBICHAUX, MICHAEL LESTER 35 46: 53 7:32 83 602 MORGAN, WM. RED 46 0 49 00 7 53 24 508 STOWE, FLOYD H. 34 46:57 7:33 119 60 3 HERZOG, WILLIAM J . 32 0 49 04 7 53 140 509 LEWIS, R. BRADLEY 32 46:57 7 :3 3 120 604 WISE, PR ED 30 0 49 05 7 53 141 510 COLVIN, STEVE 25 46:58 7 :3 3 104 ■ 60 5 BELLIS, G. STEVEN 23 0 49 05 7 53 67 511 MOSELEY, FRANK R. 38 46! 59 7 :3 3 84 606 ESTOPINAL, DENNIS 34 0 49 07 7 54 142 512 HANEMANN,,GERALD P. 35 47:00 7 :3 3 85 60 7 RE1LY, BDATNER 50 0 49 09 7 54 12 513 COQDINGTON, ARTHUR W. 29 0 47: 00 7 :3 3 105 60 8 ROBERTS, DAVID 30 0 49 09 7 54 143 514 BEAUDROT, CHARLES G. 35 47:01 7 :3 4 86 60 9 NUNEZ, PATRICK 34 0 49 10 7 54 144 515 AVINGER, ROBERT L. 50 47:02 7 :3 4 9 610 LEDERMAN, LOUIS S. 25 0 49 11 7 54 113 516 THERIOT, ERNEST J . JR. 19 0 47:03 7 :3 4 62 611 ROPER, JFRRY M. 28 0 49 12 7 55 119 517 , BAILEY, JOHN A. 35 0 47:03 7 :3 4 87 612 BRF.NAN, GREGORY H. 25 0 49 15 7 55 120 518 WARNER, WRIGHT 45 0 47: 04 7 :3 4 18 613 CARUSO, PETE 42 0 49 15 7 55 46 519 SCULLY, BRIAN CHASE 39 0 47:05 7 :3 4 88 614 HEAVEY, FRANK 51 0 49 17 7 55 13 520 LINDSEY, ROBERT K. 35 0 47:07 7:35 89 615 FOLLETTE, RICHARD D. 28 0 49 17 7 55 121 521 HALL, CHARLFS A. 39 0 47:09 7:35 90 616 JOHNSON, WILBERT M. JR. 44 0 49 18 7 5b 47 522 PEPE, JOSEPH F. 25 0 47:09 7 :3 5 106 617 RICHARD, PAUL B. . 31 0 49 18 7 56 145 523 MESSENGER, LARRY 25 0 47:09 7 :3 5 107 618 GAMAPxO, RAUL H. 13 0 49 20 7 56 1 5 524 SPRETT, JOHN R. 31 0 47:10 7:35 121 619 HANEMANN, SEAN K. 11 0 49 21 7 56 16 525 VECA, JOHN E. 39 0 47: U 7 :3 5 91 62 0 LABORDE, STEVFN 16 0 49 22 7 56 69 526 PRZYBYLFK, CHARLES S. 34 0 47:11 7:35 122 62 1 MEYER, J 0 Sf °H E. 35 0 49 26 7 57 110 527 SCARDINO, JOSEPH J. 28 0 47:12 7:35 108 62 2 FNCLADF, KENNETH J . 34 0 49 26 7 57 146 ' ' 5 2 8 / PERI, DAVID E. 26 0 47:15 7 :3 6 109 62 3 FROM FNTH A L » THOMAS 30 0 49 27 7 57 147 , 529 ALLEN, GARY W. 27 0 47:17 7:36 110 62 4 CLINEFELTFR, KARL 34 0 49 28 7 57 148 530 : MELVIN, JIM 32 0 47:18 7 :3 6 123 62 5 GAMARD, WALTER T. I I 36 0 49 28 7 57 111 1 531 WHITNEY, TERRY P. 34 0 47: 18 7 :3 6 124 626 GOODMAN, JACK 37 0 49 29 7 57 n ? 532 MESSMORE, JACK DOUGLAS 24 0 47:19 7 :3 6 60 627 YAGER, JOHN G. 40 0 49 31 7 53 43 , 53 3 REEVES, BILL G. 48 0 47:22 7 :3 7 19 62 8 CAPO, VINCENT 31 0 49 32 7 5 8 " 149 1 534 NEWSOM, SAMUEL R. 45 0 47: 24 7 :3 7 20 62 9 SCHMIDT, P EVANS 13 0 49 35 7 53 17 535 BA ILLIO , DALLAS 39 0 47: 26 7 : 3S 92 630 NOEL, ROSS 31 0 49 37 7 59 150 536 FAULWETTER, J . BLAIR 23 0 47: 28 7:38 61 631 GREER, °FTER C. 44 0 49 38 7 59 49 537 LOCKE, PETER V. 38 0 47: 28 7 :3 8 93 63 2 HUX, DORY B. 31 0 49 38 7 59 151 538 PALMISANO, BART F. 32 0 47! 29 7 :3 8 125 633 CASTILLO, VICTOR E. 27 0 49 40 7 59 12? 539 NEMETH, KENNETH E. 28 0 47:30 7 :3 8 lit 634 SERIO, MICHAEL F. 27 0 49 41 7 59 123 540 ANTHONY, TRAUB J . 30 0 47:31 7 :3 8 126 63 5 MULVIHILL, S. T. 23 0 49 41 7 59 63 541 MASON, WALTER HOLLINGSWOR 30 0 47:33 7 :3 9 127 636 MORVANT, RICHARD A. 54 0 49 50 0 01 14 542 BLAY, CHARLES A. 54 0 47:34 7 :3 9 10 637 RIESS, GEORGE J , 35 0 49 56 8 02 113 543 TABLAN, GERRY 37 0 47: 35 7 :3 9 94 638 STAINES, ANTHONY J . 24 0 49 58 8 02 69 544! HASKINS, JOE E. 68 0 47:35 7:39 ? 639 URMANN, ROBERT NELSON 24 0 49 59 8 02 70 545 BRANDT, JAMES 31 0 47:38 7:39 128 640 GUILLOT, MICHAEL E. 26 0 49 59 8 02 124 546 TURCOTTE, JAMES 41 0 47:39 7S40 39 641 MINCHEW, WALTER J . JR. 34 0 50 02 8 03 152 547 VICKNAIR, WAYNE J. 36 0 47:40 7 :4 0 95 64 2 PEFFLEY, MONTY 3• 31 0 50 04 8 03 153 548 GIORLANDO, MICHAEL 20 0 47:41 7 :4 0 62 643 ROBICHAUX, RALPH 42 0 50 07 8 03 50 549 MESSINA, DAVID JOHN 17 0 47:42 7 :4 0 63 644 NIEHAUS, GARY 27 0 50 10 8 04 125 550 ROSENBERG, ROBERT M. 28 0 47: 43 7540 112 64 5 HERSTEN, HARVEY N. 43 0 50 10 8 04 51 551 ENORES, JOSEPH C. 36 0 47545 7541 96 646 HAGEN, JAMES L. JR. D.D.S 47 0 50 11 8 04 25 552 VILLARRUBIA, TRIP 15 0 47: 48 7:41 64 647 GRIFFIN, JOHN A. 28 0 50 15 8 05 126 553 MAURIN, GREG K. 24 0 47:50 7 :4 1 63 64 8 CAHANIN, RONALD A. 31 0 50 18 8 05 154 554 SINGLETON, DAVID B. 38 0 47:53 7:42 97 649 RYAN, TIM 27 0 50 19 8 05 127 555 RAPHAEL, DAVID C. 36 0 47: 56 7 :4 2 98 65 0 PORTIER, EDWARD J . 40 0 50 20 8 06 52 556 VILLARROGIA, EVERETTE A. 40 0 47: 57 7 :4 3 40 651 BAR8ER, BERNARD BRADLEY 32 0 50 20 8 06 155 557 CORCORAN, EDOIE JOHN 38 0 475 57 7 :4 3 99 652 FITZPATRICK, DANIEL J . 30 0 50 23 8 06 156 558 ARMBRUSTER, CONRAD 31 0 47:58 7 :4 3 129 653 LONGING, R. EDWARD I I I 31 0 50 27 8 07 157 559 LANDRY, RON 39 0 47: 59 7 :4 3 100 654 BONNOT, BROOKS 22 0 50 29 8 07 71 560 HAHN, JEFFREY M. 35 0 48501 7 :4 3 101 655 HALEY, MICHAEL L. 34 0 50 29 8 07 159 561 OE LA BRETONNE, GASTON A. 45 0 48503 7 :4 4 21 65 6 GERTLER, MIKE 33 0 50 32 8 07 159 562 GIORDANO, JOSEPH A. 35 0 48505 7544 102 65 7 UDDO, 3 . J . 30 0 50 33 8 08 160 563 LAZICH, BEN BERGERON 13 0 48506 7 :4 4 14 65 8 LAMBERT, BENNY 30 0 50 35 8 08 161

25 NAME AGE J i m PACE POS PIACE MAME AGE TIME PACE POS

4 4 0 * 5 0 * 3 6 8108 53 j a « e $ l . j r . h ® 759 o u m m 9 ? h 0 « âs j ® 36 0 * 5 4 * 3 2 3 *4 6 126 0 * 5 0 * 3 7 8808 54 m m m m * ja m s s g . 4 Î 76© «ART2W» n m c Ao 24 0 *5 4 *3 3 8 *4 6 80 24 0 * 5 0 * 3 9 8 *0 9 72 761 «H

RAGE DIRECTORi EDDIE MAY 6/ 9/79

The NOTC "RED, WHITE, AND BLUE" Flag Day Race was held Saturday, June 9. 1979 at 8 s30am in Audubon Park, The 5,000 meter race drew an unexpected crowd of over 460 runners« All runners received a T-shirt? but due to the overflow crowd, many of the runners had to secure their T-shirts the following week at Finish Line Sports. Overall, 48 trophies were awarded in 15 age groups. The winning time was posted by Joe Siedlecki with a time of 15*50. Alicia Reese finished first in the womens division with a time of I8s27.

I would like to thank the following people for their help m the running of this race: Susan Aultman George DeDual Aaron May David Bast Harold Flettrich Carol May Mary Bast Sue Flettrich Louis May Liz Bedikian George Hemelt Sandra May Cliff Cooney Douglas Joyce Stephanie May Pat Couret Tony Leone Sam Pizzo

REBECCA JOYCE BRINGS IT IN 27 RED»UHTTE «AMD BLUE - 9KH 6/09/7»

WOMENS RESULTS 10 & UNDER NOMENS RESULTS 40 - 49 MENS RESULTS 2 0 — 29

POS NAIE AGE r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME AGE

1 BETSY BECKER 08 i MARGARET TURNER 41 i JOE SIEDLECKI 24 2 JH M IFER KISER 07 2 RUTH RUSSELL 41 2 TAYLOR AULTMAN 29 3 JULIETTE KERNION 10 ■ 3 JOAN HARRISON 42 3 HOWARD BRODT 22 4 ANCELLE DAOUIN 07 4 ADELE JURGELSKY 47 4 SAUREY KIM 25

WOMENS RESULTS 11 - 14 WOMENS RESULTS 50 & OVER MENS RESULTS 3 0 - 3 9 r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME AGE POS NAME AGE

l CATHLEEN MCMULLEN 13 i BUNN IE HUNTER 52 1 NORMAN ES8R00K 36 2 JANICE THERIOT 14 2 ELIS.VAN BATTUM 55 2 DON MCKEUZ1E 31 3 KELLEY NAEFE 11 3 J RONIGER f 37 14 4 STACEY DEMON 4 GARRY WINCHESTER ' 30

WOMENS RESULTS 15 - 19 MENS RESULTS 10 & UNDER MENS RESULTS 4 0 - 4 9

r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME AGE POS NAME AGE

I ANNE DAWSON 17 i ALANZO CLAY 09 l SAL LAMANDRE 44 2 CINDY BROOT 17 2 GARRETH JOHNSON 09 2 CLAUDE GUINOT 40 3 SUE BURVANT 19 3 EMIL RUNGE 08 3 BURT BRODT 48 4 MARGIE MIRANNE 19 4 BUDOY PIETRI 10 4 CHARLIE LEHRMANN 49

WOMENS RESULTS 20 - 29 MENS RESULTS 11 - 14 MENS RESULTS 50 - 59

r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME AGE

1 A LIC IA REESE 24 l WADE WOOTAN 1 2 i THAD PERSONS 5 1 2 MARY DAVIS 20 2 SOWY BORNGESSER 14 2 FRED HUNTER SR* 54 3 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 21 3 EVANS SCHMIDT 13 3 ROGER RICHARDS 56 4 LESLIE LASKAV 25 4 HUGH MCC• EVANS I I I 1 3 4 RAY SEARS 50

:| '[ WOMENS RESULTS 30 - 39 MENS RESULTS 15 - 19 MENS RESULTS 60 t OVER

r o s NAME AGE r o s NAME , AGE POS NAME AGE

i PAT STULL 33 l WAYNE CHENET 15 1 JACK RICAU 1 f 6 1 2 2 SUSIE HUNTER 36 PHIL SEEBER 16 2 MAYO EMORY 6 6 3 BETH YOUMANS 30 3 BOBBY STRAUCH 16 3 JACK DAVIS j j 6 6 38 4 MARIANNE IMHOFF 4 JIM MURPHY 17

' ! t WOMENS RESULTS : ' ' f 1 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME ' ■' J AGE TIME PACE POS

1 ALIC IA REESE 24 0*1 8 *2 7 5*56 1 44 JULIE HAIZMAN | I1 25 0 :2 8*11 9 *04 18 2 MARY DAVIS 20 0 :2 0 :4 3 6*4 0 2 45 MARY JANE BECKER 39 0*28*12 9*04 14 3 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 21 0 :2 1 :2 0 6*52 3 46 PEGGY 8 MORRIS 27 0*28*17 9*06 19 4 LESLIE LASKAY 25 0 :2 1 :2 6 6*54 4 47 TERRI BOOKSH 16 0*2 8*20 9 *07 ■ 5 5 PAT STULL 33 0 :2 1:30 6:5 5 1 48 DEIRDRE MAHER ' 27 0*28*22 9*07 20 6 SUSIE HUNTER 36 0 :2 2:0 5 7 :0 6 2 49 BONNIE HEIZ 31 0 :2 8 *3 0 9*10 15 7 ANNE DAWSON IT 0 :2 2 :1 1 7 :0 8 1 50 LAURA WEAVER 25 0 :2 8 *3 7 9*12 2 l 8 CATHY JURGELSKY 20 0 :2 2 :1 6 7*10 5 51 LYLE MOREHOUSE 36 0 *2 8 :4 0 9 *13 16 9 BETH YOUMANS 30 0 :2 2 :2 1 7*11 3 52 JEAN LACOBEE 25 0 :2 8*43 9 *14 22 10 MARGARET TURNER 41 0 :2 2 :2 2 7*12 1 53 PAULETTE BROCKHOFF 36 0*2 8*52 9*17 17 11 MARIANNE IMHOFF 38 0 :2 2 :2 5 7 *12 4 54 KATHY TROSCLAIR 28 0 *2 8 :5 3 9*17 23 12 CINDY BRODT 17 0 :2 2 :4 2 7 :1 8 2 55 MARY A CHAN 23 0*2 8*55 ■i 9*18 24 13 SUE BURVANT 19 0 :2 2 :4 4 7 :1 9 3 56 BETSY BECKER 08 0 *2 9 :0 2 9 *20 . 1 14 RUTH RUSSELL 41 0 :2 3 :1 9 7*30 2 57 STEPHANIE SCIORTINO 16 0*29*05 9X21 6 15 JANICE GARFIELD 24 0 :2 3:3 0 7*33 6 58 OEE BLACKBURN 28 0*29*30 9*29 25 16 JOAN HARRISON 42 0 :2 3 :3 0 7*33 3 59 DORIS SKIDMORE 33 0*29*35 9*31 ' 18 17 BUNNIE HUNTER 52 0 *23*37 7*36 1 60 CELESTE SUAREZ 16 0*29*35 9*31 7 18 MARGIE MIRANNE 19 0 :2 3*38 7*36 4 61 MAUREEN HANEMANN l! 32 0 :2 9*35 9*31 19 19 OEBBIE BARANASKAS 22 0 :2 3 :4 0 7*37 7 62 MARIA PALIMISANO 31 0*2 9 :3 8 9*32 20 20 SYLVIA SPLEISS 26 0 :2 3 :4 3 7*38 8 63 KELLEY NAEFE 11 0*29*40 9*32 3 21 AOELE JURGELSKY 47 0 :2 4 :0 0 7*43 4 64 FERNANDEZ 29 0 :2 9 *4 0 9*32 26 22 PEGGY U* ESTOPINAL 26 0 *2 4 :0 3 7*44 9 65 JOAN BATINICH 29 0*29X40 9*32 27 23 MARY MURRAY 38 0 :2 4 :1 9 7*49 5 66 TONI BEAUDOIN 31 0*29152 9*36 21 24 JACKIE PERSELS 31 0 :2 4 :2 0 7*49 6 67 MARIE SARRANT 34 0 :3 0 *0 0 9*39 22 25 ELAINE LEBOS 32 0 :2 4 :3 0 7*53 7 68 BRENDA DUCOTE 15 0*30132 9*49 6 26 PAT KENNEDY 40 0 :2 4 :4 5 7*57 5 69 FI FI LUKE 29 0*30*42 9*52 i 28 27 KELLY P LANGE 21 0 :2 4 *5 7 8*01 10 70 MICHELLE BRUMASTER 28 0*30*49 9*55 1 29 28 CAROL BRANDT 32 0*2 5*21 8*09 8 71 JENNIFER KISER 07 0*30*50 9*55 :■ 2 29 DOW A PINNAL 25 0X 25:24 8*10 11 72 JANICE BUHLER 29 0 :3 0 * 55 i- 9*56 30 30 JULIANNE COX 38 0 *2 5 :2 5 8*10 9 73 NEMSIE LINDSEY 30 0*31*15 10*03 123 31 L IZ ROCKETT 25 0*25*30 < 8*12 12 74 GEN MEHL 42 0 *3 1 *3 0 ! 10*08 /; 6 32 CATHLEEN MCMULLEN 13 0*2 5*45 8*17 1 75 YVETTE COMBEL 27 0*31*47 10*13 ! 31 33 LISA CARUSO 21 0*2 6 *0 0 8*22 13 76 AMY TROSCLAIR 27 0*31*48 10*14 32 34 NANCY SHAPIRO 28 0*26*25 8*30 14 77 JULIETTE KERNION 10 0*32*09 10*20 3 35 JANE GOLDRING 35 0 :2 6* 25 8*30 10 78 SADIE COHEN 43 0*3 2 *3 0 10*27 • ! 7 36 REBECCA JOYCE 21 0*26*45 8*36 15 79 NANCY SHAEFER 30 0*3 2 *3 0 10*27 24 37 BETTIE KERNION 36 0*2 7*05 8S43 11 80 ANGELLE DAQUIN 07 0*32*54 10*35 4 38 JANICE THERIOT 14 0*2 7* 10 8*44 2 81 TAMMY DAQUIN 09 0*32*55 10*35 5 39 ELIS.VAN BATTUM 55 0 *2 7 :1 0 8X44 2 82 CHARLOTTE GIACONA 31 0*33*10 10*40 25 40 NANCY ALDRICH 31 0 :2 7:1 0 6144 12 83 MARIONE MOSS 34 0*3 3* 57 10*55 ! 26 41 DOROTHY THOMAS 26 0 *2 7 :2 0 8*47 16 84 EMILY NAEFE 33 0*34*07 10*58 27 42 IDA MAISEL 22 0*2 7*30 8151 17 85 ARLENE G ROMO 1 24 0*34*08 10*59 33 43 J LABREMONT 31 0*2 8*10 9*03 13 86 STACEY DEHQN 14 0 *34* 10 10*59 4 87 JODI SUAREZ 18 0 *34*30 11*06 9 86 DONNA SUAREZ 20 0*36*25 11*43 34 89 MARY LOU VOELKEL 28 0 *36*29 11*44 35 90 SHAN DR A NAEFE 12 0*47*48 15*22 5 28 91 CAROLINE TALBOT 24 0*5 0 *2 0 16*11 , 36 N B « RESULTS

PLACE MANE ASE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE 90S

1 JOE S1E0LECKI 2 4 0 ( 1 5 1 » 5 (0 9 I 9 3 ED ULDRICH 3 0 0 (2 1 (1 0 6 (4 8 39 2 TAYLOR AULTMAN 29 0 (1 6 * 0 7 5 *1 1 2 9 4 TOWY USNER 25 0 (2 0 *1 2 6 * 3 0 34 5 (2 9 3 WAYNE CHENET 15 0 (1 7 (0 2 t 95 DON BORNGESSW 4 6 0 (2 1 (1 3 6 (4 9 U 5 *2 9 . 4 ; NORMAN ES6ROOK 3 6 0 (1 7 (0 2 1 96 LARKY MORELLO 32 0 (2 1 (1 4 6 (5 0 40 9 DON MCKEUZ1E 0 (1 7 (1 9 5 (3 3 3 1 2 97 E. J . ALEXIS 32 0 (2 1 (1 5 6 (5 0 41 ' A 4 4 5 (3 6 SAL LAN ANDRE 0 (1 7 (2 6 I 98 HAVEN ABDUL 3 6 0 (2 1 (1 6 6 (5 0 42 T J NDNIGER 37 0 (1 7 (2 6 5 (3 6 3 99 BOB BRADFORD 51 0 (2 1 (1 6 6250 5 8 16 2 P H IL SEEGER 0 (1 7 (3 0 5 *3 8 100 WILLIAM K GILL 3 4 0 (2 1 (1 6 6 (5 0 43 HOWARD 8 ROOT 5 *4 0 3 9 22 0 (1 7 (3 6 101 E . J . GREW 41 0 (2 1 (2 0 6 (5 2 12 10 SAMtEY K IN 2 9 0 *1 7 *3 7 5 (4 0 ♦ 102 CARY CAS SARD 26 0 (2 1 (2 0 6 (5 2 35 11 CARRY WINCHESTER 3 0 0 *1 7 (3 7 5 (4 0 4 103 SOWY BORNGESSER 14 0 (2 1 (2 5 6 (5 3 z 12 CHARLIE NEAUX 29 0 *1 7 *4 7 5 (4 3 5 104 JOHNNY CEFALO 28 0 (2 1 (3 0 6 (5 5 36 13 NIKE RAOAN 2 0 0 (1 7 (4 7 5 *4 3 6 105 GEORGE DEDUAL 35 0 (2 1 (3 0 6 (5 5 44 14 RICKEY WALLIN 23 0 (1 7 (4 8 5 (4 3 T 106 JO W L BARNETT 31 0 (2 1 (3 0 6 (5 5 45 19 JIN L TRYNIECKI 35 0 (1 7 (4 8 5 (4 3 3 107 E . A . USNER JR . 28 0 (2 1 (3 0 6 (5 5 37 16 CLAUDE G01NOT 5 *4 7 2 4 0 0 *1 7 *5 8 108 TONY PORCH 4 7 0 (2 1 (3 1 6 (5 5 13 8 IT DAVID WOBSER 29 0 (1 8 (0 0 5 *4 7 109 FABIAN ROVELO 16 0 (2 1 (3 5 6 (5 6 7 18 STEVE OTT 30 0 (1 8 (0 6 5 (4 9 6 n o LARRY WYATT 35 0 (2 1 (3 8 6 (5 7 46 19 JO W D CROFTON 33 0 (1 8 (1 0 5 (5 0 T 111 TERRY EVANS 25 0 (2 1 (4 0 6 (5 8 38 5 (5 2 2 0 THAO PERSONS 51 0 (1 8 *1 4 1 112 EDGE ELORIOGE 28 0 (2 1 (4 0 6 (5 8 39 5 (5 2 9 21 LEST« SMITH 25 0 (1 8 (1 6 113 WILLIAM B DAVID 37 0 (2 1 (3 5 6 (5 6 47 22 NAIF SHAHAOY 3 0 0 (1 8 (2 0 5 (5 4 8 114 PAUL RICAUO 58 0 *2 1 *4 7 7 (0 0 6 23 GRANT HEMPHILL 2 9 0 (1 8 (2 0 5 *5 4 10 115 MIKE COOKE 28 0 (2 1 (4 9 7 *0 1 40 2 4 NIKE BLUM 29 0 (1 8 (2 0 5 (5 4 11 116 ROY GREENE 54 0 (2 1 (5 0 7 *0 1 7 25 W ILLIAM STAMM 25 0 (1 8 (2 8 5 (5 6 12 117 W. BRIAN BABIN 38 0 (2 1 (5 0 7 (0 1 48 26 BOBBY STRAUCH 16 0 (1 8 (3 0 5 (5 7 3 118 CHARLES-BEAUDROT 35 0 (2 1 (5 0 7*0 1 49 5 (5 9 2 7 TOMAS N SP ECKER 2 4 0 (1 8 (3 7 13 119 LANIER 37 0 (2 1 (5 2 7 *0 2 50 28 D HIESTER 33 0 *1 8 (3 2 5 (5 8 9 120 GAREY A LIM IA 34 0 (2 1 (5 4 7 *0 3 51 5 (5 9 29 SAM COX 36 0 (1 8 (3 6 10 121 RONALD SINGLEY 3 4 0 (2 1 (5 6 7 *0 3 52 3 0 ED ROBINSON 30 0 (1 8 (3 6 5 (5 9 11 122 MELVIN LANDRY 4 3 0 (2 1 *5 7 7 *0 3 14 31 RAY DURHAM 36 0 (1 8 (4 1 6 (0 0 12 123 CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON 42 0 (2 1 (5 8 7 (0 4 15 32 KENT ALBRIGHT 36 0 *1 8 (4 1 6 (0 0 13 124 BRO VINCE BOVE 25 0 (2 2 (0 0 7 *0 4 41 33 BURT BRODT 4 8 0 (1 8 (4 1 6 (0 0 3 125 FELIX SAVOIE 22 0 (2 2 (0 0 7 (0 4 42 3 4 WADE A MOBLEY 28 0 (1 8 (4 4 6 (0 1 14 126 JOHN J . BANQUER 35 0 (2 2 (0 3 7 *0 5 53 35 B ILLY SAVANT I, 3 + 0 (1 8 (4 5 6 (0 2 14 127 DON PETTY 41 0 (2 1 (0 4 6 (4 6 16 36 WADE WOOTAN . 12 0 (1 8 (5 4 6 (0 5 1 128 CHARLES SELSER 2 4 0 :2 2 (0 0 7 *0 4 43 3 7 CHARLES BARTBERGER 33 0 (1 8 (5 8 6106 15 129 J IM BRANDT 31 0 (2 2 (0 4 7 (0 6 54 38 EUGENE M DUNNE 34 0 :1 9 (0 9 6 (0 9 16 130 PEPLOW 41 0 (2 2 (0 6 7 *0 6 17 39 DAVID R SEARS 32 0 (1 9 (0 9 6 (0 9 17 131 J . BLAIR FAULCEUT 23 0 (2 2 (0 8 7 *0 7 44 4 0 CHARLIE LEHR MANN 49 0 (1 9 (1 0 6 (1 0 4 132 D . E . WADDELL 52 0 (2 2 (1 4 7 *0 9 8 15 41 NICK VINCENT 2 4 0 (1 9 (1 2 6 (1 0 133 JAY ROSEN FELD 23 0 (2 2 (1 5 7 *0 9 45 42 WILL EVANS 2 6 0 (1 9 ( 12 6 (1 0 16 134 STAN COWLEY 29 0 (2 2 *1 5 7 *0 9 46 43 ROBERT J A WILLIAMS 32 0 (1 9 (1 2 6 (1 0 18 135 DAVE NAEFE 37 0 (2 2 (2 1 7 *1 1 55 4 4 ROW IE MUSACCH1A 36 0 (1 9 (1 6 6 (1 2 19 136 ROBERT W NAEFE 2 4 0 (2 2 (2 0 7 *11 47 45 MICHAEL NUSBAUM 49 0 (1 9 (1 6 6 (1 2 5 137 ROBERSON 28 0 (2 2 (23 7 *1 2 48 46 PAT HAHBR1CK 29 0 (1 9 (1 6 6 (1 2 17 138 BILL G. REEVES 4 8 0 *2 2 (2 4 7 (1 2 18 47 WILLIAM F. REID 30 0 (1 9 (1 6 6 (1 2 20 139 STEVEN MOKAY 23 0 :2 7 *2 5 7 (1 2 49 48 C . CORTINEZ 45 0 (1 9 ( 19 6 (1 3 6 140 WILLIAM CHAN 24 0 (2 2 (2 5 7 (1 2 50 49 JOHN ROPER 37 0 (1 9 (2 5 6 (1 5 21 141 JOHN KIRKSEY 31 0 (2 2 (2 6 7 *1 3 56 50 MORRIS TRAHAN 25 0 (1 9 (2 7 6 (1 5 18 142 K. K. MIAZZA 25 0 (2 2 (2 8 7 *1 3 51 51 EDDIE ROSE 33 0 (1 9 ( 28 6 (1 6 22 143 GARY ALLEN 27 0 (2 2 *2 9 7 *1 4 52 52 HARTNETT 33 0 (1 9 (3 0 6 (1 6 23 144 ROB ROSENBERG 28 0 (2 2 (3 0 7 *1 4 53 53 P . BORDEAUX 30 0 (1 9 (3 0 6 (1 6 24 145 CHARLES HALL 39 0 :2 2 (3 0 7 *1 4 57 54 MATTHEW SMITH 22 0 (1 9 (3 3 6 (1 7 19 146 TYLER PRZYBYLEK 3 4 0 (2 2 (3 6 7 *16 58 55 TIM FINNERTY 25 0 (1 9 (3 8 6 (1 9 20 147 GREGORY MCKENDALL 30 0 *2 2 *3 7 7 *1 6 59 56 RORY RON IG ER 30 0 (1 9 (4 0 6 (1 9 25 148 JIM BEAUDOIN 36 0 (2 2 (3 7 7 (1 6 60 57 HANS DEVRIES 34 0 (1 9 (4 5 6 (2 1 26 149 THOMAS FERGUSON 28 0 :2 2 (4 1 7 *18 54 58 ROUND SIMPSON JR . 46 0 (1 9 (5 1 6 (2 3 7 150 EVANS SCHMIDT 13 0 (2 2 (4 1 7*18 3 59 AL SEICSHNAYDRE 30 0 (1 9 (5 2 6 (2 3 27 151 ALANZO CLAY 09 0 (2 2 *4 2 7*18 1 60 GLENN M. TOUPS 27 0 (1 9 : 55 6 (2 4 21 15 2 KELLOG FISH 33 0 (2 2 (4 2 7*18 61 61 MIKE AMADO 26 0 (2 0 (0 0 6 (2 6 22 153 DENNIS MCCANN 27 0 :2 2 *4 9 7 *2 0 55 62 LEE R . HAYES 36 0 (2 0 (0 3 6 (2 7 28 154 TOM LOIS EL 27 0 (2 2 (4 9 7 (2 0 56 63 AL DEMON 38 0 (2 0 (0 7 6 (2 8 29 155 T . RONIGER 32 0 *2 2 *4 9 7 *2 0 62 6 4 GEORGE OWEN 39 0 (2 0 (1 0 6 (2 9 30 15 6 MICHAEL KIMBLE 15 0 *2 2 *5 4 7*22 8 65 F . K . HCGOEY 35 0(2 0( 16 6 (3 1 31 157 ART CODDINGTON 29 0 :2 3 (0 0 7 *2 4 57 66 JEFFREY PEREZ 26 0 (2 0 (1 7 6 (3 1 23 158 R . BRINKMAN 28 0 :2 3 (0 0 7 *2 4 58 6 7 FRED HUNTER SR. 54 0:2 0s 18 6 (3 2 2 159 MICHAEL BELLERINO 23 0 (2 3 (1 0 7 *2 7 59 68 J IM MURPHY 17 0 (2 0 ( 19 6 (3 2 4 160 DESPLAS I I I 34 0 (2 3* 10 7 *27 63 6 9 ROGER RAY 23 0 (2 0 (1 9 6 (3 2 24 161 P . J . SEEBER 51 0 :2 3 (10 7 *2 7 9 7 0 TOM KARROO 26 0 (2 0 (2 1 6133 25 162 HUGH MCC. EVANS I I I 13 0 (2 3 (1 0 7 *27 4 71 ROGER RICHARDS 56 0 (2 0 (2 1 6 (3 3 3 163 GERALD HANAFY 30 0 (2 3 (1 0 7 *2 7 64 72 D . JAY LEBLANC 38 0 (2 0 (3 0 6 (3 5 32 164 VINCENT CAPO 31 0 *2 3 *1 0 7 *2 7 65 7 3 J . TUCKER 31 0 (2 0(33 6 (3 6 33 165 J . K . STEPHAN 33 0 :2 3 (1 3 7 *2 8 66 7 > CARL BUTHLER 31 0 (2 0 (3 4 6 (3 7 34 166 MICHAEL GUILLOT 26 0 (2 3 *1 5 7 *2 9 60 75 DAN M ROUSSEVE 26 0 (2 0 (4 0 6 (3 9 26 167 EARL E . BOOK 24 0 (2 3 *1 4 7 *2 8 61 76 \ DAVID MURRAY 31 0 (2 0 (4 0 6 (3 9 35 168 SENETH F . LEGENDRE 30 0 (2 3*14 7 *2 8 67 77 \G IL THOMAS 34 0 (2 0 (4 0 6 (3 9 36 169 ARLEN W. FRANK 50 0 (2 3 (1 5 7 *2 9 10 78 JUAN CRUZ 21 0 (2 0 (4 0 6 (3 9 27 170 HEWGLEY 48 0 :2 3 :1 6 7 *2 9 19 79 PAUL ARCENEAUX J R . 4 2 0 (2 0 (4 2 6 (3 9 8 171 T . HARRISON 44 0 (2 3 *1 8 7 *3 0 20 SO PATRICK CLINE 16 0 (2 0 (4 2 6139 5 172 SCUDDY LEBLANC 35 0 (2 3 (2 0 7 *3 0 68 81 TROY HEWGLEY 16 0(2 0(43 6 (4 0 6 173 FRED HUNTER 15 0 (2 3(21 7 *3 0 9 82 JOSEPH S . HICKS 2 3 0120(48 6 (4 1 28 174 BART PAL MI SAND 32 0 (2 3 (2 2 7 *3 1 69 83 DONALD OWENS 33 0 (2 0 (4 8 6 (4 1 37 175 FRANKLIN RIPLEY 27 0 *2 3 (2 2 7 *31 62 8 4 CLARK HELLMERS 27 0 (2 0 (5 0 6 (4 2 29 176 BOB TROUTWINE 24 0 (2 3 (2 3 7 *3 1 63 85 PAUL VICKNAIR 25 0(2 0(53 6 (4 3 30 177 LOUIS BIZOT 51 0 (2 3 (2 5 7 *3 2 11 86 M. STEWART 29 0 (2 0 ( 53 6 (4 3 31 178 JOHN BEAUMONT 37 0 (2 3 (2 5 75 32 70 87 RAY SEARS 50 0 (2 0 (5 3 6 (4 3 4 179 GREG HEMELT 11 0 (2 3 (3 0 7 *3 3 5 88 ROBERT O LIVIER 27 0 (2 0 (5 9 6 (4 5 32 180 MIKE SERIO 27 0 (2 3 (3 0 7 *3 3 64 89 LARRY JONES 32 0 (2 1 (0 4 6 (4 6 38 181 GILBERT P COHEN 47 0 (2 3 (3 4 7 *35 21 90 DAVE SIBLEY 27 0 (2 1 (0 4 6 (4 6 33 182 WAYNE CROCHET 36 0 (2 3 (3 5 7 *3 5 71 91 RONALD CARR 41 0 (2 1 (0 6 6 (4 7 9 183 HOWARD WARD 31 0 (2 3 *4 0 7 *3 7 72 92 J IN CLYNES 4 7 0 (2 1 (0 7 6 (4 7 10 184 J . B . PERSELS 3 4 0 (2 3 (4 0 7 *3 7 73 185 CLAUDE GRECO 40 0 (2 3 (4 4 7 *3 8 22 186 P . BOUVIER 31 0 (2 3 (4 9 7 *39 74

29 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIM E PACE POS

1 8 7 GARY W. COOK 19 0 : 2 3 : 4 9 7X 39 10 2 5 3 ROBERT M CASSIDY 3 4 0 2 5X53 3X19 101 188 JOHN CROWN 2 9 0 : 2 3 : 5 0 7X 40 65 2 5 4 T IM GANNON 3 0 0 2 5X55 8 2 0 102 189 HARVEY HESTER 4 3 0 x2 3 : 50 7 :4 0 23 255 T. D. CR0M8IE 4 6 0 2 5 :5 8 8 2 1 31 1 9 0 RICHARO RODRIQUE 3 8 0 x 2 3 :5 4 7X41 75 2 5 6 R O f& lIE BOOKSH 15 0 2 5 : 58 8 2 1 17 191 JOE ENDRES 3 6 0X 23X 56 7 x 4 2 76 257 RAY OCCHIPINTI 3 9 0 2 6X05 8 2 3 103 192 RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN 3 0 0X2 3X56 7X42 77 25 8 WAYNE KEATING 3 4 0 2 6 10 8 25 104 193 VAN B. FRANKLIN 2 4 0 : 2 3 : 57 7X 42 66 2 5 9 ROY JUNCKER 14 0 2 6 10 8 25 14 194 K. J. ENCLADE 3 4 0 :2 3 : 5 9 7X43 78 260 ALBERT G BRIONES 3 4 0 2 6 12 8 25 105 1 9 5 D R . F . M . FERNANDEZ 3 1 0 :2 3 X 5 9 7X43 79 261 BILL BLISS 2 7 0 2 6 16 8 2 7 76 196 L. KITTRELL 3 9 0 X 24X 00 7X 43 80 2 6 2 CHRIS BEAMY 12 c 2 6 17 8 2 7 15 1 9 7 BOB LIN D SEY 3 5 0 x 2 41 02 7 x 4 4 81 26 3 ROCKY ANDRY 3 6 0 2 6 18 8 2 7 106 19? L. CENTOLA 3 2 0 :2 4 X 0 3 7 : 4 4 82 264 WILLIE 0. JOWSON 3 6 0 2 6 30 8 31 107 199 LOWELL BURMASTER 3 2 0X 24X 04 7 : 4 4 83 265 KEWETH S10UFFLET 54 0 2 6 35 8 33 14 2 0 0 PATRICK NUNEZ 3 5 0X 24X 05 7X45 84 2 6 6 WARREN COLEMAN 4 8 0 2 6 39 8 3 4 32 2 0 1 CHET SCRIGNAR 4 4 0X 24X 06 7X45 24 2 6 7 MAYO EMORY 6 6 0 2 6 47 8 37 2 2 0 2 ROBERT ROSS 1 3 0X 24X 05 7X 45 6 2 6 8 DUARD FRANKLIN 2 7 0 2 6 50 8 38 77 203 JIM WALLACE 3 9 0 x 2 4 : 10 7 :4 6 85 2 6 9 J . BROCKHOFF 3 0 0 2 6 50 8 38 108 2 0 4 BOB BROCKHOFF 3 6 0 X 2 4 X 10 7 :4 6 86 27 0 R . GONZALEZ 4 2 0 2 6 58 8 40 33 2 0 5 GUS BALDWIN 1 3 0 :2 4X 14 7 :4 8 7 271 JAMES ROSS 4 2 0 2 7 00 8 41 34 2 0 6 DENNIS MC DONALD 33 0 : 2 4 : 18 7X49 87 2 7 2 JERRY BEATMANN 3 3 0 2 7 04 8 4 2 109 2 0 7 GLEN CASANOVA 41 0 : 2 4 : 1 9 7 :4 9 25 273 JACK DAVIS 6 6 0 2 7 04 8 42 3 2 0 8 J IM BIGHAM 4 1 0X 24X 20 7X49 26 274 BRIAN BECKER 1 1 0 2 7 05 8 4 3 16 2 0 9 CHARLES ENDRES 14 0 x 2 4 : 20 7X49 8 2 7 5 DON WATTIGNY 4 0 0 2 7 14 8 4 5 35 2 1 0 EDGAR SCHAFER 3 0 0 x 2 4 :2 9 7 :5 2 88 276 JACK PRICE 2 0 0 2 7 14 8 45 78 211 L U IS MALDONADO 38 0 :2 4 X 3 2 7 :5 3 89 2 7 7 CHUCK BONDLEY 2 7 0 2 7 16 8 4 6 79 2 1 2 ROBER GIBSON 3 8 0X2 4X33 7 :5 4 90 278 G. HERNANDEZ 3 2 0 2 7 26 8 49 110 213 DR. J.S.HANK IN 2 8 0 : 2 4 : 33 7 :5 4 67 279 G. F. BEDEN6AUGH 3 7 0 2 7 43 8 55 111 214 ED SARRAT 3 4 0 :2 4 X 3 6 7X 55 91 2 8 0 JOHN D BECKER 4 0 c 2 7 43 8 55 36 215 L. SZYLLER 5 2 0X2 4X36 7 :5 5 12 2 8 1 ROGER MASCARO 4 0 0 2 7 46 8 5 6 37 2 1 6 MARCEL SZYLLER 2 6 0X 24X 40 7X56 68 282 LOUIS WHITE 4 3 0 2 7 49 8 57 38 2 1 7 ALBERT COHEN 19 0 :2 4 X 4 0 7X 56 11 2 8 3 BUDOY DOIRON 3 5 0 2 7 48 8 56 112 2 1 8 HAROLD BAUR 3 3 0 :2 4 X 4 2 7 x 5 7 92 2 8 4 J . SANDS 4 8 0 2 7 50 8 5 7 39 2 1 9 CHARLES MONSTED 4 0 0X 24X 42 7X57 27 2 8 5 DENNIS GORDUN 31 0 2 8 16 9 05 113 2 2 0 LLOYD BLANCHARD 2 9 0 x 2 4 x 4 3 7X57 69 2 8 6 EDDY BECKENDORF 2 8 0 2 8 18 9 06 80 221 NATHAN KLEJMAN 1 6 C x 2 4X 47 7X58 12 2 8 7 TODO HE WG LEY 11 c 2 8 18 9 06 17 222 DAVID RIVETTE 3 4 0 :2 4 X 4 7 7X58 93 2 8 8 TOM LEONARD 13 0 2 8 30 9 10 18 2 2 3 CHARLES VEDROS 14 0X 24X 50 7 :5 9 9 2 8 9 SEAN HEIN TZ 14 0 2 8 32 9 10 19 2 2 4 JOhW E . CURRY 2 6 0X 24X 50 7X59 70 290 M. J. BARBIER 4 2 c 2 8 33 9 11 40 225 BILL MARSHALL 35 CX24X 50 7 x 5 9 94 ¿ 91 N . W. HAGOOD 3 6 c 2 8 33 9 11 114 2 2 6 FRED TUHRO 32 0X24X 50 7 :5 9 95 292 MARVIN P. GUILLIE 5 0 0 2 8 50 9 16 15 227 ALBERT W COUACELLE 3 3 0X25X 01 8X03 96 293 ALAN MCKENÜALL 13 0 2 8 50 9 16 20 2 2 8 MIKE COLEMAN 15 0X 25X 10 8X06 13 2 9 4 JOHN ENDRES 1 2 0 2 8 52 9 17 21 2 2 9 J IM POCHE 4 7 0 X 2 5 :1 0 8 :0 6 29 2 9 5 EUGENE J . FORTIER 3 9 c 2 8 54 9 18 115 2 3 0 GREGORY BROWN 2 5 0 x 2 5 x 1C 8 :0 6 71 296 ALAN J REESE 32 G 2 9 20 9 26 116 2 3 1 JOSEPH H CHAMPAGNE J R . 2 8 OX25X10 8X06 72 2 9 7 DERINOUE ESBROÜK 0 9 0 2 9 24 9 27 5 2 3 2 MATTHEW MIHELBRONN 12 0 X 2 5 X 10 8X06 10 2 9 8 TROY BLACKBURN 1 1 0 2 9 40 9 32 22 233 JIM SMITH 3 1 G X 2 5 :16 8 :0 7 97 2 9 9 ROBERT L KUh LMAN 4 9 0 2 9 50 9 36 41 2 3 4 JOHN M HUNTER 23 0X25X 17 8X08 73 * 0 0 TREY JOHNSON 14 0 3 0 11 9 42 23 2 3 5 L . EARL HODGES 3 u OX25X lb 8 :0 8 98 301 JEFFREY GULDRING 1 1 0 3 0 30 9 48 24 236 DAVID VINTURELLA 12 0X2 5X 20 8 :0 9 11 302 ARIS COX 0 9 0 3 0 3C 9 48 6 2 3 7 JONATHAN FAGUE 13 0X25X 20 8X 09 12 303 DR. JIM KISER 3 9 0 3 0 50 9 55 117 238 F. FRI5DLER 4 5 0X25X 20 8 x 0 9 29 3 0 4 MEL MATH ES 4 5 G 30 50 9 55 42 23 9 GARRETH JOHNSON 0 9 0 :2 5X23 8x 10 2 305 DAVID MUSACChlA 13 vi 31 10 10 01 25 240 JACK RICAU 6 1 0X 25X 23 8 :1 0 1 3 0 6 G . LEONARD 4 4 0 32 12 10 21 43 2 4 1 STEVE SC 1 OTRINO 1 6 0X2 5X23 8X 10 14 3 0 7 GRAHAM JOHNSON 0 7 0 32 16 10 2 3 7 2 4 2 EM IL RUNGE 0 8 0 X 2 5 : 34 3 :1 3 3 30 6 HERRERT WOOTEN 30 c 32 16 10 23 118 243 C. JOHNSON 16 0 :2 5 :3 5 8X14 15 309 JUHN NAQUIN 12 J 32 20 10 2 4 26 2 4 4 PEGER AL I MIA 15 i, : 2 5 : 37 8X 14 16 3 1 0 STEVE WELSH 3 0 û 3 3 06 10 39 119 2 4 5 LEE GANUCHEAU 12 0 :2 5 X 3 8 8 :1 5 13 3 1 1 MARK MUSACCHIA 11 l 3 4 CO 10 56 27 2 4 6 JOSEPH P SANCHEZ J R . 4 5 0 X 2 5 : 39 8 :1 5 30 312 H. MEREDITH 32 0 3 4 00 IG S6 120 2 4 7 CHAS. A . BYRNE 31 GX25X40 8 :1 5 99 3 1 3 SCOTT MEREDITH 0 8 Ö 3 4 00 10 56 8 2 4 8 C . MARKEY 35 o :2 5 X 4C 8:1.5 100 314 DALE BLACKBURN 0 8 0 34 50 11 12 9 2 4 9 MAX SUGAR 54 0X 25X 40 8X15 13 315 JOSE GONZALEZ 14 0 3 4 58 11 15 28 2 5 0 BUDOY P IE T R I 10 0X25X 42 8 x 1 6 4 316 JEFF NAEFE 07 0 35 00 11 15 10 2 5 1 HARRY FABIAN 2 4 0 :2 5 X 4 5 8X17 74 317 ALEX DE VRIES 08 0 3 7 13 11 58 11 2 5 2 PAUL JAPP 2 7 0 x 2 5 :4 9 8 :1 8 75 3 1 8 MATT CROMBIE 1 1 0 3 9 12 12 36 29

NAOMI BAGGERT RUNS THE JIM BINGHAM IN THE SAME RACE HARBOR MASTER 30 WOMENS RESULTS 1 3 G IB ® ER

POS NAME AGE

1 T A W S ’ D °& C U iH 0 9 lakeside hiospilal 2 KAREN ROSB5SER6 1 2 3 CAROLYN HALL 1 2 * JULIETTE KBINION 1 0

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POS NAME AGE

1 MARY D A V IS 2 0 2 CATHY JURGELSKY 2 0 6 / 1 7 / 7 9 3 LISA 63ATTHB3S 1 7 MENS RESULTS 13 £ UNDER 6 YVONNE LEGRAND 2 0 POS NAME AGE WOMENS RESULTS 2 1 - 3 0 i EVANS SCHMIDT 1 3 2 PAIE, GAMARD 1 2 POS NAME AGE 3 GREG HEMELT 11 4 DAVID VINTURELLA 1 2 i COLLEEN O'MALLEY 2 6 2 LISA J, SIRGO 2 1 3 SYLVIA SPLEISS 2 6 MENS RESULTS 1 4 - 2 0 MENS RESULTS - 4 2 4- LISA CARUSO 2 1 3 5

POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE WOMENS RESULTS 3 1 - 4 0 1 KARL HIRSCHEY IS I SAM LA B O U IS S E 3 7 2 WAYNE CHENET 1 5 2 D A V ID BA S T 3 7 POS NAME AGE 3 MIKE SANCHÛ 2 0 3 ROY H A R D IN 3 5 4 MILTON CAMPO 1 5 4 CLAUDE GUINOT 4 0 1 PA T COURET 3 2 2 SISSY KOHNKE 3 5 3 ERVA GUENTHER 3 9 MENS RESULTS - 2 7 MENS RESULTS 4 CARMEN SABO 3 7 21 4 3 - 4 9

POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE WOMENS RESULTS 4 1 - 5 0 1 JOE MEERT 2 1 1 LARRY FUSELIER 4 3 2 KUUMBA KAZI 2 7 2 POS NAME AGE CHARLES WIHBERLEY 4 5 3 P H IL JO NES 2 3 3 CARLOS CORTINEZ 4 5 4 JEFF HANNUSCH 2 4 4 1 MARGARET TURNER 6 1 CHARLIE LEHRMANN 4 9 2 ADELE JURGELSKY 4 7 3 DOLORES MONTGOMERY 4 6 MENS RESULTS 28 - 3 4 4 SADIE COHEN 4 3 MENS RESULTS 50 & OVER

POS NAME AGE POS NAME AGE WOMENS RESULTS 51 C OVER 1 Co Jo MOUTON 3 3 1 THAO PERSONS 5 1 2 DON LEEDY 3 2 2 FUSELIER POS NAME AGE 5 3 3 CHARLIE MEAUX 2 9 3 BOB BRADFORD 5 1 4 OR« VICTOR JACKSON 3 1 4 RAY SEARS 1 M A R IA T 0 ° BYRNE 5 2 5 0 2 DOT SIMMS 5 2

WO*€NS RESULTS

PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS

1 MARY D A V IS 2 0 0 :2 @ s 3 3 6 2 3 6 1 4 4 SADIE COHEN 4 3 0 :2 9 2 38 9 : 3 2 4 2 PAT COURET 3 2 0 5 2 1 * 3 4 6 2 5 6 1 4 5 MICHELLE GIVENS 1 7 0 : 2 9 :5 2 9 2 3 6 ? 3 MARGARET TURNER 4 1 0 : 2 2 2 09 7 2 0 7 1 4 6 CHERYL GAUDIO 2 8 0 2 3 0 2 1 1 9s 42 2 0 4 CATHY JURGELSKY 2 0 0 : 2 2 s 22 7 2 1 2 2 4 7 BETH BOWER 1 8 0 2 3 0 2 13 9 2 4 3 8 5 SISSY KOHNKE 3 5 0 s 2 2 s 48 7 2 2 0 2 i 4 8 GINNY DAVIS 1 4 0 2 3 0 s 16 9 s 4 4 9 6 ERVA GUENTHER 3 9 0 2 2 2 2 5 7 7 2 2 3 3 4 9 PAULETTE BROCKHOFF 3 5 0 :3 0 2 19 9 : 4 5 15 7 CARMEN SABO 3 7 0 : 2 3 * 6 7 7 : 3 9 4 5 0 JANE M IE L ENZ 2 7 0 2 3 0 2 34 9 2 5 0 2 1 8 ADELE JURGELSKY 4 7 0 : 2 3 2 4 8 7 2 3 9 2 5 1 YVONNE BABIN 2 3 0 2 3 0 8 3 7 9 2 5 1 22 9 MARY C« MURRAY 3 8 0S 24S 0 9 7 2 4 6 5 5 2 B „ W IN TER S 2 8 0 23 02 33 92 4 9 2 3 1 0 COLLEEN 0 0MALLEY 2 6 0 : 2 6 : 1 5 7 2 4 8 1 5 3 JO Y HARVEY 2 5 0 : 3 1 2 1 0 1 0 : 0 1 2 4 11 LISA J„ SIRGO 2 1 0S 2 42 27 7 s 5 2 2 5 6 LYLE MOREHOUSE 3 9 0 : 3 1 : 1 0 1 0 8 0 1 16 1 2 SYLVIA SPLEISS 2 6 0 : 2 6 : 3 6 7 8 5 5 3 5 5 SYNTHIA LEBLANC 3 2 0 8 3 1 : 2 6 1 0 2 0 6 17 1 3 LISA CARUSO 2 1 0 S 2 5 :0 4 8 : 0 4 4 5 6 DOT SIM MS 5 2 0 2 3 1 2 29 108 0 7 2 1 4 YVONNE SANDOZ 2 8 0 : 2 5 : 2 5 s a o 5 5 7 JAN WIMBERLEY 1 7 0 : 3 1 2 5 6 10S 16 10 1 5 M ARI AT O 'B Y R N E 5 2 0 22 52 26 8 : 1 1 1 5 8 c h a r l o t t e g i a c o n a 3 1 0 : 3 2 : 0 0 1 0 : 1 7 18 1 6 BETH YOUMANS 3 0 0 : 2 5 8 6 2 8 : 1 6 6 5 9 ROSALYN EASON 2 5 0 2 3 2 2 0 6 1 0 8 1 9 2 5 1 7 CAROL BRANDT 3 2 0 : 2 5 : 42 8 : 1 6 6 6 0 ROBERTA JONES 3 4 0 : 3 2 : 31 1 0 : 2 7 19 1 8 JULIANNE COX 3 8 0 : 2 5 : 6 5 8 2 1 7 7 6 1 T »m v D 0 AQUIN 0 9 0 : 3 2 2 3 8 1 0 : 3 0 1 1 9 LISA MATTHEWS 1 7 0 : 2 6 8 00 8 2 2 2 3 6 2 JACKIE SHIRLEY 2 6 0 2 3 2 :3 8 102 3 0 2 6 2 0 YVONNE LEGRAND 2 0 0 : 2 68 02 6 :2 2 4 6 3 MARY ROSS 2 3 0 : 3 2 : 5 3 1 0 8 3 4 2 7 2 1 VICKI YOUNG 2 1 0 S 2 6 S 0 8 0 : 2 4 ? 6 4 SHARON KEATING 3 3 0 : 3 3 : 1 6 1 0 : 4 2 2 0 2 2 C IN D Y YO ST 2 5 0 2 2 6 2 18 8 8 2 ? 8 6 5 LAURA G ÏO E 1 9 0 * 3 4 8 0 1 1 0 * 5 6 1 1 2 3 DONNA PINNELL 2 5 0 : 2 6 : 29 8 : 3 1 9 6 6 ROSE Vo BERTHELOT 2 0 @ 2 3 4 *0 1 102 5 6 12 2 6 BETTIE KERNION 3 6 0 : 2 62 58 8 3 4 0 8 6 1 KAREN ROSENBERG 1 2 0 * 3 4 2 03 1 0 8 5 ? 2 2 5 MELANIE ROSE 1 9 0 : 2 7 : 0 7 © 8 4 3 5 6 8 STACEY DEMON 1 6 0 : 3 6 8 3© 1 1 : 0 6 13 2 6 ANN B . ENCLADE 3 0 0 8 2 72 14 0 8 6 5 10 6 9 SARAH COHEN 2 2 0 2 3 5 * 0 1 1 1 8 1 6 2 8 2 7 KERRY GREENE 2 6 0 8 2 72 25 8 2 4 9 11 7 ® LVOIA AMATO 3 1 0 : 3 5 * 4 0 1 1 : 2 8 2 1 2 8 JOAN BATXNICH 2 9 0 : 2 7 : 6 3 8S S 5 12 7 1 ARLENE G« ROMO 2 6 0 * 3 5 * 4 4 1 1 * 2 9 2 9 2 9 K IN YOUNG 1 6 0 : 2 8 5 0 0 9 8 0 0 6 72 CAROLYN HALL 1 2 0 * 3 6 * 0 0 1 1 S 3 5 3 3 0 LAURA WEAVER 2 5 0 2 2 82 1? 9 2 0 6 13 73 PAT T R A IN A 3 0 @ 8 3 6 *0 0 1 1 8 3 5 3 0 3 1 JANE COLORING 3 5 0 : 2 8 : 2 5 9 : 0 8 9 I 7 4 SIOUX SPIEGEL 2 3 0 : 3 6 : 0 0 1 1 : 3 5 3 1 3 2 JEANNE WILSON 2 2 0 : 2 8 : 2 9 9 2 1 0 14 7 5 JULIETTE KERNION 1 0 0 * 3 6 * 3 6 1 1 : 6 6 4 3 3 PAT CUSINANQ 3 8 0 : 2 88 34 9 : 1 1 10 7 6 DEBORAH Co CURDLE 2 8 0 : 3 6 * 59 1 1 : 5 4 3 2 3 4 DOLORES MONTGOMERY 4 6 0 2 2 0 8 3 7 9 « 1 2 3 77 ANGELLE D'AQUIN 0 7 0 S3 6 * 59 1 1 : 5 4 5 3 5 LYNN NECK ER 3 1 0 : 2 8 : 3 8 9% 1 2 11 3 6 LYNN SNOW 2 9 0 : 2 8 : 6 0 9 2 1 3 15 3 7 DORIS SKIDMORE 3 3 0 :2 ® s 56 9 8 1 8 12 3 8 MARIA PALMISANO 3 2 0 8 2 9 2 0 3 9 2 2 © 13 3 9 NEMSIE LINDSEY 3 0 @ 8298 0 4 9 : 2 1 16 4 © SEA Ro MORROW 2 ? 0 : 2 9s 11 9 8 2 3 17 6 1 ID A M A IS E L 2 2 @ 8298 0 9 9 8 2 2 18 2 8 @ 8298 3© 92 32 19 6 2 SUSAN BURGHARDT 31 6 3 MAUREEN HANENANN 3 2 0 : 2 9 8 29 92 29 16 MOIS RESULTS

PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE ros PLACE ' NAME !l AGE TÍME ...'/PACE POS

1 LARRY FUSELIE* 43 0116115 5 * 1 * i 93 LARRY CUPIT 26 0121125 6153 24 2 KARL HIRSCHEY 15 0116124 5*16 i 94 MARIO CALONJE 48 0121126 6154 ,6 9 C . J . HOUTON 39 0116142 5*22 i 95 TONY PORCH 4 7 0121127 6154 / 7 4 JOE HEERT 21 0116143 5*23 i 96 RONALD CARR 41 0121134 6156 24 9 SAN LABOUISSE 37 0116148 5 *24 i 97 PAUL RICAUD 58 0121134 6156 5 6 KUUMBA KA2I 27 0116153 5*26 2 98 FRITZ MARTTY 4 4 0121134 6156 8 T PHIL JONES 23 0U 6158 5*27 3 99 KELLOG FISH 33 0121135 i 6156 28 8 DON LEEOY 32 0117102 5*24 2 100 TONY ZARICH 33 0 1 2H 38 6157 29 * WAYNE CHENET 15 0117106 5*30 2 101 DAVID WAMBS6ANS 27 012 H 4 2 6159 25 10 JEFF HANNUSCH 24 0117125 5*36 4 102 DON OWENS 33 0121143 6159 30 U DAVID BAST 37 0H 7129 5*37 2 103 CARL WOOD 29 0121146 7100 31 12 CHARLIE HEAUX 29 0117152 5*45 3 104 LARRY MESSENGER 25 0121146 7100 26 19 ROY HARDIN 35 0118102 5*48 3 105 DWIGHT WADOELL 51 0 1 2 H 4 7 7100 ’ 6 14 THAO PERSONS 51 0118104 5*49 1 106 D. KEOGH 27 0121150 7101 27 19 CLAUDE GUINOT 4 0 0118106 5*49 4 107 MICHAEL INGERSALL 31 0121150 7101 32 16 TON NATHEWS 26 0118107 5*50 5 108 EVANS SCHMIDT 13 0121153 7102 1 1T CHARLES WIMBBtLEY 45 0118108 5*50 2 109 PAUL VICKNAIR 25 0121155 7103 28 18 PHIL 6RAFE 40 0118115 5*52 5 110 BOB ROSSON 23 0121155 7103 29 19 TOMMY MARTTY 39 0 H 6 1 2 0 5*54 4 111 TYLER PRZYBYLEK 34 0121157 7103 33 20 TIN FINNERTY 25 0118135 5*59 6 112 JOMNY CEFALU 28 0121159 7104 34 21 JO»M JORGENSON 23 0118138 5*59 7 113 RONALD J . CARVER 25 0122100 7104 30 22 SAN COX 36 0118142 6*01 7 114 HAROLD FLETTRICH JR. 36 0122102 7105 25 23 DR. VICTOR JACKSON 31 0H 8146 6*02 4 115 BRO. VINCE BOVE 25 0122104 7106 31 2 4 ROBERT J . A. WILLIAMS 32 0118146 6*02 5 116 ROY A. ROBERSON 28 0122106 7106 35 25 GEORGE OWEN 39 0119103 6*08 8 117 STAN COWLEY 29 0122108 7107 36 26 W. SCHADWELL 32 0119108 6*09 6 118 C. MATTHEWS JR. 37 0122:08 7107 26 27 0 . GAUTREAUX 28 0 U 9 U 0 6*10 7 119 R . OKREPKI 51 0122113 7109 l7 28 JOE BURNS 34 0119111 6*10 8 120 GUY DELAUP 23 0122113 7109 32 29 JOm P. LAQUENS 32 0:19112 6*10 9 121 GERALO HANAFY 30 0122117 7110 37 30 CARLOS CORTINEZ 45 0119124 6*14 3 122 BOB KALBAUGH 37 0122121 7 :1 1 27 31 A . PIERRE OLIVIER 28 0 H 9 1 25 6*15 10 123 JERRY TRAUTH 42 0122:23 7112 28 32 CHARLIE L Em MANN 49 0119126 6*15 4 124 MICHAEL NEUMANN 24 0 :2 2 :2 3 7 :1 2 33 33 WILLIAM STAMM 25 0 :19129 6*16 8 12 5 PAUL GAMARD 12 0122130 7114 2 34 MIKE SANCHO 20 0 :1 9 :2 9 6*16 3 126 JAY SANCHO 42 0 :2 2 :3 0 7 :1 4 29 35 BILLY SAVANT 34 0U 9129 6*16 U 127 DUKE JOHNS 35 0122130 7114 30 36 AL SEICSHNAYPRE 36 0119130 6*16 9 12 8 LOUIS KAY 40 0122131 7 :1 4 31 37 DAVID R. SEARS 32 0U 9131 6*17 12 129 DAVID HARVEY 27 0122133 7 U 5 ! 34 38 DAFMY L . PONDER 30 0 :1 9 :3 3 6*17 13 130 JOSEPH SCARDINO 28 0122133 7115 ;/ 38 39 BENNIE NOBLES 35 0119135 6*18 10 131 CHARLES HALL 39 0 :2 2 :3 6 7:16 i 32 40 MILTON CAMPO 15 0 :1 9 :3 6 6*18 4 132 JIM TURCO 28 0122:38 7:17 39 41 RICK CAPLAN 37 0 :1 9 :3 7 6*18 11 133 BART PEPPERMAN 17 0122140 7 U 7 11 42 RAY DURHAM 36 0119138 6*19 12 134 MICHAEL ROBICHAUX 35 0122140 7 H 7 33 43 AL DEHON 38 0U 9140 6*19 13 13 5 ANTHONY ALBRIGHT 19 0 :2 2 :4 2 7 :1 8 12 44 DON PHELPS 30 0 :1 9 :4 3 6*20 14 136 RICHARD ELLIS 49 012 2145 7 H 9 i 9 45 GRANT HEMPHILL 29 0:19145 6*21 15 137 JOWI KIRKSEY 31 0122145 7119 40 46 JERRY LENFANT 28 0119:48 6*22 16 138 ' DEMIS MCCANN 27 0122149 7120 35 47 JOSEPH HICKS 23 0:19148 6*22 9 139 MIKE FITZHARRIS 38 0 :2 2 :4 9 7120 34 48 ROW«IE MUSACCHIA 36 0H 9150 6*23 14 140 MICHAEL GUILLDT 46 0 :2 2 :5 1 7:21 10 49 W. TURNBULL 40 0:19150 6*23 15 141 B . VOYTEN 1 1 26 0 :2 2 :5 2 7121 36 50 KEVIN DARR 17 0:191 52 6*23 5 142 B . REEVES j 48 0122152 7:21 ; 11 51 RICK WAGNER 28 0 :2 0 :0 1 6*26 17 143 BRUCE TELES 22 0122:55 7122 v"37' 52 DAVE HUTCHINSON 41 0 :2 0104 6*27 16 144 LEE RHODES 38 0122156 7:22 35 53 ED ROBINSON 30 0 :2 0 :0 5 6*27 18 145 VINCENT ENCLADE 36 0122156 7122 36 54 JOE RHODES 19 012 0106 6*28 6 146 PATRICK NORMAND 30 0!22158 ( 7123 4L 55 JOHN CLAIR 25 0120:08 6*28 10 147 VIC CASTILLO 27 0 :2 3 :0 0 7 :2 4 38 56 JUAN CRUZ 27 0120108 6*28 11 148 DOUGLAS ABADIE 40 0 :2 3102 7124 37 57 GEORGE HEBBLER 27 0 :2 0 :1 6 6*31 12 149 PAUL PECHON 14 0:23102 7 :2 4 13 58 F . KING MCGOEY 35 0 :2 0 :1 6 6:31 17 150 DALE C HIGGINS 29 012 3108 7126 42 59 H. MEREDITH 32 0120:23 6*33 19 151 JIM MCLEAN 27 012 3109 7 :2 7 39 60 DON PETTY 41 012 0123 6*33 18 15 2 J . J . BANQUER 36 0123:11 7 :2 7 1 38 61 FRANK TOURNIER 38 012 0123 6*33 19 15 3 BOB LINDSEY 35 0123:11 7:27 39 62 AL FREYDER 28 0 :2 0 :2 3 6*33 20 154 E. VILLARRUBIA JR 40 0123: 13 7128 40 63 CLIFF COONEY 41 0:20124 6*34 20 15 5 ART CODDINGTON 29 0 :2 3 :2 0 7:30 43 64 JAMES HYDE 25 0:20126 6*34 13 15 6 FELIX SAVOIE 22 012 3:23 7:31 40 65 KIM M HIPSHER 23 0 :2 0 : 28 6*35 14 157 GERRY VIALLON 39 0 :2 3 :2 5 7 :3 2 41 66 DAVID H. SIBLEY 27 0 :2 0 :2 8 6*35 15 15 8 RICHARD RODRIGUE 38 012 3125 7:32 42 67 STEVE KENNEDY 28 0 :2 0 :3 0 6*35 21 159 RICHARD GOLLUB 22 0 :2 3 :2 6 68 7:32 41 LARRY SHIRLEY 29 0 :2 0 :3 1 6*36 22 160 J . B . BLANCHARD 35 0 :2 3 :2 9 ■\ 7133 ' 69 43 DAVID RICHARDS 27 0:20131 6*36 16 161 LLOYD J . ARBO JR . 25 0 :2 3 :3 0 7:33 70 42 JOHN L. BARNETT 31 0:20131 6*36 23 162 DAVID RAPHAEL 36 0 :2 3 :3 6 7135 44 71 HICHAL FOSTER 28 0 :2 0 : 32 6*36 24 163 LARRY NAVO 36 0 :2 3 :4 2 7:37 72 45 LARRY JONES 32 0:20>44 6*40 25 164 JOHN BEAUMONT 37 0:2 3:45 7 :3 8 46 73 HOWARD HENO 25 0:20144 6*40 17 165 K. J . ENCLADE 34 0123:48 7139 44 74 MARK THERIOT 23 0 :2 0 :5 0 6*42 18 166 JOHN MALONE 24 0123148 7139 75 43 FUSELIER 53 0:20151 6*42 2 167 RONALD LEGON 39 0:2 31 50 7140 76 WILLIAM GILL 47 34 0t20> 51 6*42 26 168 MIKE COLEMAN 15 0:2 3151 77 7140 ! 14 MICHAEL COIN 18 0120:51 6*42 7 169 EUGENE J FORTIER 39 0123:52 78 7 :4 0 1 1 48 DON 80RNGESSER 47 0120:54 6*43 5 170 HARRY HEBERT 31 0:2 3158 7:42 79 ; 45 BOB BRADFORD 51 0:20154 6*43 3 171 JIM BRANDT 31 0123:59 7:43 80 46 RAY SEARS 50 0121H 2 6*49 4 172 ALBERT COHB* 19 0:24100 7143 , 15 81 DAVID ALAN 23 0121112 6*49 19 173 EDDIE CORCORAN 38 0 :2 4:03 7144 ; 49 82 CHARLES LEBLANC 18 0 :2 U 1 5 6*50 8 174 FRANK HEAVEY/ 51 0124105 7145 8 83 WALTER K EWING 27 0121115 6*50 20 175 ROSS NOEL 31 0 :2 4 :0 8 7146 ’ 47 84 DAVID MARTINEZ 24 0121U 9 6*51 21 176 TONY MIRANDA 36 0:24110 7146 50 85 MIKE BOUDREAUX 40 0121119 6*51 21 177 HANK VOSBEIN 86 40 0:24110 7 :4 6 51 CHARLES KIRCHEN 26 0121119 6*51 22 178 DONALD MONTGOMERY 14 0:24111 7147 16 87 SCOTT WOOD 19 0121122 6*52 9 179 JOttt GENNARO 34 0124:15 88 ¡7148 48 CHARLES BEAUOROT 3 5 0121122 6*52 22 180 CLAUDE GRECO 40 89 0:24117 7148 52 DONALD CUPIT 19 0121128 6*54 10 181 j o w CROWN 29 90 0124120 7149 49 WM. HAGSTAD 27 0121122 6*52 23 182 WAYNE KEATING 34 0124129 91 7:52 50 DON CACAMO 34 0121123 6*53 27 183 WALT GAMARD 36 0124129 92 7:52 53 LES PERSCHALL 42 0121124 6*53 23 184 MICHAEL STEWARD 33 0:24129 7152 ; / 51 185 JERRY BREHM 26 0124140 7156 44 186 GREG HEMELT 11 0124145 7157 3

32 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PIACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 187 s ih e r a l 36 0 *2 5 *4 6 8 *1 7 52 240 RON BORUM 2 7 0 *2 7 *4 5 8 *5 5 53 188 RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN 30 0 *2 6 *4 6 7 *5 8 53 241 RICHARD V . 0*MALLEY 4 7 0 *2 7 *5 1 8 *5 7 19 189 ROBERT RUSSELL 22 0 *2 6 *6 6 7 *58 45 242 GILBERT P. COHEN 4 7 0 *2 7 * 57 8 *5 9 20 190 RONALD FREMEN 66 0 *2 6 * 55 6 *01 12 243 DOMINGO RUIZ 28 0 *2 7 *5 7 8 *5 9 66 191 JAMES NOISES 16 0 *2 6 *5 5 8 *01 17 244 P . WE1SENBURGER 58 0 *2 7 *5 9 9 *0 0 12 192 ROONEY VIALLOW 37 0 *2 4 *5 6 8 *01 54 245 AUGUST VAN 52 0 *2 8 *0 0 9 *0 0 13 193 TROY HENDERSON 19 0 *2 6 *5 7 8 *0 1 18 246 ALAN MCKENDALL 13 0 *2 8 *0 8 9 *0 3 8 19A DAVID ENGELHARDT 19 0*2 5* 15 6 *0 7 19 247 M. LABORDE 33 0 *2 8 *0 8 9 *0 3 67 195 MARTIN M, SOLOMON 32 0 *2 5 *1 8 8*0 8 54 248 BOB HARRINSON 53 0 *2 6 *0 6 9 *0 3 14 196 MARTIN MAN10N 2T 0 *2 5 * 18 8 *08 46 249 SONNY 80RNGESSER 14 0 *2 8 *1 2 9 *0 4 24 197 RENE R . JOYCE 31 0*2 5* 19 8*08 55 250 DANNY HIGGINBOTTOM 16 0 *2 8 *1 6 9 *0 5 25 198 LEON SZYLLBt 52 0 *2 5 *2 5 8 *1 0 9 251 WILLIAM WATSON 33 0 *2 8 *1 6 9 *0 6 66 199 THOMAS ARANTS 26 0*2 5*28 8*11 47 252 TERRENCE CLAIR 26 0*2 8*22 9 *0 7 54 200 R . BROCATO 32 0 *2 5 *2 8 8*11 56 253 TONY CUR R ERA 33 0 *2 8 *2 8 9 *0 9 69 201 R . MORGAN 35 0 *2 5 *2 8 8*1 1 55 254 ROCK MCLELLAN 4 0 0*2 8*28 9 *09 64 202 JOE SANDERS 50 0 *2 5 *3 0 8*12 10 255 BOB UZEE 31 0 *2 8 * 27 9 *0 9 70 203 KEN BERKE 35 0*2 5*32 8 *13 56 256 JONATHAN FAGUE 13 0*2 8*30 9 *1 0 9 20A AL THOMPSON 18 0 *2 5 *3 6 8 *1 3 20 257 M. D . WATFORD 25 0*2 8*36 9*12 55 205 STEPHEN BOOS 20 0 *2 5 *6 0 8*15 21 258 S . BROCKHOFF JR 30 0 *2 8 *4 0 9*1 3 71 206 TERRY PASSMAN 36 0 *2 5 *4 3 8 *16 57 259 PAUL JORG BISON 2 4 0 *2 9 *0 2 9 *2 0 56 207 HENRY MONTALBANO 6 7 0 *2 5 *4 6 8 *1 7 13 260 B . F . PALMISANO 32 0 *2 9 *0 3 9 *2 0 72 208 HARVEY HERSTEIN 63 0 *2 5 *5 0 8*18 14 261 ED BOUTERIG 39 0 *2 9 *0 3 9 *20 65 209 JOHNNY BURNS 29 0 *2 5 *5 1 8*19 57 26 2 DON PEIRCE 26 0 *2 9 *0 4 9*21 57 21« WARREN COLEMAN 68 0*2 5* 52 8 *19 15 263 RODNEY V I ALL ON 13 0 *2 9 *2 8 9 *28 10 211 MIKE BORDELON 31 0*2 5 *5 2 8 *19 58 264 CHRIS BICKNELL 13 0*3 0 *1 1 9 *42 11 212 ROBERT ALLEN 52 0*2 5*54 8 *2 0 11 265 VINCENT DEGROUTTOU 23 0 *3 0 *3 0 9 *48 58 213 ROBERT CALAMUSA 22 0*2 5* 57 6 *2 1 48 266 NILES HELLMERS 31 0 *3 0 *5 0 9*5 5 73 21A E . J . HOFFMAN 31 0*2 5*58 8 *21 59 26 7 DAVID GREBIE 29 0 *3 1 *1 0 10*01 74 215 PETER BARROUQUERE 39 0 *2 5 *5 8 8*21 58 268 BRET HANEMANN 11 0 *3 1 *2 0 10*05 12 216 JACK DUNLAP 66 0*2 6* 03 8 :2 3 16 269 ERIC BOOS 13 0 *3 1 *3 0 10*08 13 217 JACK WALKER 68 0*2 6*05 8*23 17 270 RON JONES 30 0 *3 1 *3 9 10*11 75 218 DAVID VINTURELLA 12 0 *2 6 *1 6 8*27 4 271 STEVE DELO 22 0 *3 2 *0 0 10*17 59 219 ALONZO CLAY 09 0 *2 6 * 17 8 *27 5 272 GEORGE LEONARD 44 0 *3 2 *3 0 10*27 21 220 R . GONZALEZ 62 0*2 6 *2 1 : 8*28 59 273 BRIAN BERKE 09 0 *3 2 *3 9 10*30 14 221 ALPHONSE LEBLANC 37 0 *2 6 *2 5 ¡I 8 *30 60 274 DAVID MUSACCHIA 13 0 *3 2 *5 0 10*33 15 222 A . T . WOLF | 23 0 *2 6 *2 9 8*31 49 275 STEVE OWENS 09 0 *3 2 *5 8 10*36 16 223 ROBERT W. WILLIAMS 35 0 *2 6 *3 0 8 *31 61 276 BOB OWENS 32 0 *3 3 *0 0 10*37 76 22A HERBERT WOOTEN j 30 0 *2 6 *3 0 8*31 60 277 ROBERT M DAVIS 45 0*3 3 *0 5 10*36 22 225 NIKE COWAN 17 0*2 6*32 8*32 22 278 STEVE TSCHIRN 25 0 *3 3 *2 0 10*43 60 226 MARCEL SZYLLER 26 0 *2 6 *3 2 8*32 50 279 BOB BROCKHOFF 36 0*3 3*26 10*45 66 227 C . JOHNSON 16 0 *2 6 *4 4 8 *36 23 28 0 JEFFREY GOLDRING 11 0 *3 4 *0 9 10*59 17 228 B ILL CHARLES 31 0*2 6 *4 8 8 *37 61 281 J . RAUSCH 32 0*3 4 *0 9 10*59 77 229 ROBERT CASSIDY 36 0 *2 6 *5 1 8 *38 62 282 DAVID MC COLLUM 26 0 *3 4 *4 7 11*11 61 230 B ILL HERZOG 32 0*2 6*54 8*39 63 28 3 BRAD HAG000 13 0*3 4 *5 4 11*13 Id 231 N . W. HAGOOD 37 0 *2 6 *5 4 8*39 62 284 DEREK TILLMAN 08 0*3 4* 58 11*15 19 232 TIMOTHY PIERRE 28 0 *2 6 *5 4 8*39 64 28 5 WALTER TILLMAN 34 0 *3 5 *0 0 11*15 76 233 JIM POOLE 67 0*2 6*56 8 *4 0 18 28 6 JOE LAWTELLI 45 0 *3 5 *1 5 11*20 23 23 A R . BREITHAUPT 26 0*2 7 *0 2 8*42 51 28 7 MARC MCKENDALL 09 0 *3 6 *3 6 11*46 20 235 STEVE 0*MALLEY 10 0 *2 7 *0 7 8 *43 6 28 8 PETER KERNION 06 0 *3 6 *3 7 11*46 21 236 BOBBY P IE TR I 10 0*2 7*10 8 *4 4 7 289 LYNN CUROLE 30 0*3 6 *5 9 11*54 79 237 WARREN GOTTSEGEN 60 0*2 7 *2 8 8 *50 63 290 J . GONZALEZ 14 0 *3 6 * 59 11*54 26 238 PAT DEAN 31 0 *2 7 *2 8 8 *5 0 65 291 GARY SIMMS 19 0 *3 6 * 59 11*54 27 239 CHUCK BONDLEY 27 0 *2 7 *4 0 8 *5 4 52 29 2 TOM DAQUIN 39 0 *3 6 *5 9 11*54 67

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MENS RESULTS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 1 LARRY FUSELIER 44 0:16308 5:11 1 93 BOB KALBAUGH 37 0:23:53 * 7 :4 1 Ì 19 2 KENT MCDONALD 26 0:16 36 5:20 1 94 DICK SMITH 43 0:23:55 7:41 1 12 3 JEFF HANNUSCH 24 0:17 17 5:33 1 95 DAVID PETERS 13 0:2 3:5 6 7:42 4 4 TED FONTENOT 28 0 U 7 19 5:34 2 96 DAVID VINTURELLA 12 0:23:59 7:43 5 5 DON MCKEUZIE 30 0 :17 20 5:34 1 97 DAVE RAPHAEL 36 0:24:00 7:43 20 6 WAYNE CHENET * 15 0 :1 7 32 5:38 1 98 CHRIS LOZES 19 0:24:00 7:43 12 7 THOMAS W. SPECKER 24 0:18 03 5:48 2 99 NICK HUTH 37 0:24:11 7247 , 21 8 DALE MERCERON 40 0:18 04 5:49 2 100 ED CHILDRES 25 0:24:16 7:48 21 9 WILLIAM EVANS 26 0:18 11 5:51 3 101 EDDIE CORCORAN 38 0:24:20 7:49 22 10 GRANT HEMPHILL 29 0:18 13 5:51 4 102 BOB LINDSEY 35 0:24:31 7:53 i 23 11 THAD PERSONS 51 o :ie 13 5:51 1 103 WAYNE CENTANNI 32 0:24:40 7:56 , 15 12 CARL CAMPBELL . 31 0 :18 21 5:54 2 104 MIKE THIELE 25 0:24:40 7:56 ; 22 13 JOHN F. JOSEPH 19 0:18 25 5:55 2 105 BILL MARIN 31 0:24:41 7256 16 14 TIM FINNETY 25 0:18 36 5:59 5 106 RODNEY VIALLON JR 13 0:24:43 7257 6 15 ROBERT J . A. WILLIAMS 32 0:18 42 6:01 3 107 ED GROUT 32 0:24:43 7:57 17 16 SAM COX 36 0:18 50 6:03 1 108 J . CHAILLE PERCY 32 ; 0:24:52 8:00 18 109 17 ALEX THOMAS 16 0 :18 55 6:05 3 ROSS NOEL 31 .0 :2 4 :5 2 8200 ’ Î 9 16 DAVID C. MCLALLAN 28 0:19 03 6:08 6 110 W. HUET 53 0:24:53 ; 8200 19 KENNY TROXLER 18 0:19 12 ' 6:10 4 111 GARY NOBILE 31 0:24:56 8201 20 20 CARL SMITH 34 0:19 15 6:11 4 112 LARRY ANGERDINA 34 0:25:01 ; 8:03 21 21 GEORGE OWEN 39 0:19 21 6:13 2 113 D. JOYCE 53 0:25:05 8:04 I1. ■ 4 22 LLOYD TALBOT 41 0:19 25 6:15 3 114 PETER BARROUQUERE 39 0:25:09 8:05 1 24 23 AL DEMON 38 0:19 25 6:15 3 115 JEAN G. VALZ 60 0:25:10 8:0b 1 24 CARLOS CORTINEZ 45 0S19 26 6:15 1 116 HENRY MONTALBANO 47 0:25:27 8211 6 25 DAVID R. SEARS 32 0:19 30 6:16 5 117 MICHAEL BROUSSE 13 0:26:08 8:24 i ' 7 26 MICHAEL SANCHO 20 0:19 30 6:16 3 118 BRIAN CHANDLER 15 0:26:11 8:25 ' 13 27 PAUL BURNS 19 0519 32 6:17 5 119 JOHN MCCAIN 37 0:26:11 8:25 ! 25 28 F. M. HUNTER 55 0519 39 6:19 1 120 RON SCHROEDER 46 0:26:20 8:28 , i' ..7 29 CLIFF COONEY 42 0:19 47 6:22 4 121 CASADABAN 26 0:26222 8:29 23 30 ALAN C. SEICSHNAYDRE 36 0:19 49 6:22 4 122 K. STOUFFLEY 54 0:26:31 8232 5 31 KIM M, HIPSHER 23 0:19 56 6:25 4 123 LLOYD BLANCHARD 29 0:27:08 8:43 24 32 DAVID H* SIBLEY 27 0:20 02 6:26 7 124 DAN FUERMAN 24 0:27:15 8:46 7 33 ROY ARY 26 0:20 08 6:28 8 12 5 BOB HARRISON 54 0 :2 7 : 32 8:51 6 34 ED ULDRICH 30 0:20 08 6:28 6 126 ROY A CATALANO 31 0:27:32 8:51 22 35 BENNIE NOBLES MD 35 0:20 11 6:29 5 127 JOHN LYELL 13 0:27:58 9:00 \.B 36 MARK THERIOT 23 0:20 14 6:30 5 128 CHRIS JOHNSON 16 0:28:26 9:09 14 37 B. DELHOM 38 0 :20 15 6:31 6 129 J . SANDS , 49 0:29:09 V 22 ,8 38 FRED MEYER 37 0:20 18 6:32 7 ’ 130 TODD GRAY 12 0:29:30 9:29 9 39 JOHN L. BARNETT 31 0:20 25 6:34 7 131 BEN OWENS 34 0:30213 9:43 , 23 40 AL FREYDER 28 0:20 27 6:35 9 132 DAVID MUSACCHIA 13 0:32:02 10:18 10 41 C. L . MATTHEWS JR« 37 0:20 27 6:35 8 13 3 R. MUSACCHIA 36 0:32:02 10:18 26 42 HUGH TRIELLE 36 0:20 27 6:35 9 134 PAUL CIMINO 39 0:32:31 10:27 7 27 43 JUAN CRUZ 20 0:20 36 6:37 6 135 JACK DUNLAP ,, 46 0:32:36 10:29 ;■ 9 44 TODD BORGES 16 b :20 40 6:39 6 136 W. J . WILLIAMSON 49 0:32:48 10:33 IO 45 MIKE BOUDREAUX 40 0 :20 55 6:44 5 - ' 1 ' 46 BARRY STEINER 1 ; 32 0:20 59 6:45 8 il 47 D. BORNGESSER 46 0 :21 06 6:47 2 48 CARL WOOO 29 0:21 09 6:48 10 i 49 PAUL RICAUD 58 0:21 13 6:49 2 '!, 1 ■' • , 50 SCOTT WOOD 19 0:21 13 6:49 7 ' ■' 51 FUALLEY 38 0:21 15 6:50 10 WOMENS RESULTS 52 DON OWENS 34 0:21 24 6:53 9 53 LARRY SHIRLEY 29 0:21 24 6:53 11 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 54 STEPHEN KERN 29 0:21 29 s:54 12 55 RONALD CARR 41 ; 0 :21 38 6:57 6 ' 1 MARY DAVIS 20 1 56 0:20:39 6:38 ANTHONY ALBRIGHT 19 0:21 43 6:59 8 2 MELISSA UCHITELLE 22 0:20:56 6 :44 2 57 MIKE BROWN 30 0:21 53 7:02 10 3 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 58 22 0:22:23 ■ i' 7:12 3 ALBERT FAJAROO 28 0:21 53 7:02 13 4 MARGARET TURNER 41 0:22:24 7:12 x 59 ROY A. ROBERSON 28 0:21 54 7:03 14 5 CATHY JURGELSKY 20 0:22:50 7:21 , 4 60 JAY SANCHO 43 0:21 58 7:04 7 6 NANCY ANDERSON 1 61 37. 0:23:10 7:27 DUKE JOHNS 35 0 :22 00 7:04 11 7 JENNIFER JUNG 24 62 0:24:41 7:56 5 A. MCNALLY 36 0:22 00 7:04 12 8 VALERIE WHITE 28 0:24:52 x . 63 8':00 PAUL VICKNAIR 25 0:22 04 7:06 15 9 BEA R. MORROW , 27 0:25:15 8:07 6 64 BILL KROEGER 0:22 36 10 7 : 0 8 13 10 SHIRLEY MCGOVERN 21 0:25:32 8:13 7 65 JOHN MARTIN 37 0:22 10 7:08 14 11 REBECCA JOYCE 0:25:57 s 66 21 8:21 GRAY SIMMS 19 0522 20 7:11 9 12 KIM YOUNG 16 0:26:22 8:29 1 67 MIKE ANDREWS 32 0:22 26 7:13 11 13 BONNIE BOZANT 68 32 0:26:26 8:30 2 MITCHELL WOOD 25 0:22 26 7:13 16 14 PAULETTE CAMBRE 3 69 31 0 :2 6 : 38 8:34 BARRY HALBET 16 0:22 38 7:17 10 15 CANDY CORVETT 14 , 1 ( 70 0:26:39 8:34. GEARY VIALLON 39 0522 38 7:17 15 16 DEBRA REYNOLDS 21 0:26:48 8:37 71 CHARLES LEBLANC 9 18 0:22 38 7:17 11 17 CINDY ROONEY 26 0:27:30 8:51 10 72 DAVID WAMBSGANS 27 0:22 43 7:18 17 18 MARLEAH MAYON 20 0:27:53 73 KEITH ROBINSON 8:58 11 12 0:22 49 7:20 1 19 JANICE THERIOT 14 0:28:20 9:07 2 74 TONY PORCH 47 0522 50 7:21 3 20 CECILIA SANCHO 40 , 2 75 0:28:36 9:12 JOW GENNARO 34 0:22 50 7:21 12 21 LYLE MOREHOUSE 39 > 0:28:42 76 BOB LAWSEN 9:14 ■1 2 34 0:22 53 7:21 13 22 CHERYL GAUDIO 28 0:29:30 9:29 4 77 LOUIS KAY 40 0:22 53 7:21 8 23 NEMISE LINDSEY 30 0:29:31 78 DON BOURGEOIS 9:29 5 40 0 :22 59 7:23 9 24 CHERYL TELES 21 0:29:45 9:34 : 12 79 TIM PIERRE 28 0:22 59 7:23 16 25 MICHELLE WOODRUFF 80 24 0:30:06 9:41 ; 13 CHARLES HALL 40 0:22 59 7:23 10 26 CAROLYN HALL 0:31:47 3 81 12 10:13 RODNEY J VIALLON 37 0523 02 7:24 16 27 JOAN BATINICH 29 0:31:52 6 82 STEVE HOLLOWAY 10:15 28 0 :2 3 02 7:24 19 28 STACEY DEMON 14 0231:53 10215 4 83 GREG HEMELT 11 0S23 06 7:26 2 29 MARY BETH PLAISANCE 1 7 84 33 0:32:36 10:29 BRUCE LABURE 27 0S23 07 7:26 20 30 ANDREA JACKSON ' 34 0 :3 4 : 38 11:08 a 85 HAROLD FLETTRICH 36 0523 09 7:27 17 86 K. J« ENCLADE 34 0523 29 7:33 14 ■ , ! • '' : 87 JEFF CAMPBELL 07 0:23 30 7:33 3 88 RICHARD RODRIGUE 38 0:23 30 7:33 18 89 RONALD P« CRESSY 47 0:23 37 7:36 4 90 FRANK HEAVY 51 0:23 47 7:39 2 91 JIM BIGHAM 41 0:23 49 7:39 11 1 92 BILL REEVES 48 0:23 50 7:40 5 ■i ; POS = PLACE WITHIN AGE GROUP 34 harbor master

6/24/79

Running a foot race on "the point" instead of watching the "submarine races" was a challenge that 400 New Orleanians couldn't r e s i s t . The scenic 3 mile course was covered in speedy times by the top male and female runners who were undaunted by the mid-80° temperature. Over 50 lucky finishers were rewarded with training shorts by the race sponsor, Athletic Shoes. Post race refreshments of ice cold beer and soft drinks, and fresh apple, orange, and watermelon wedges were truly appreciated by all the participants. Thanks to Ray Durham and Athletic Shoes for their generous sponsorship. Congratulations to Harold Flettrich, George DeDual, and the many other helpers;for another terrific race. What a pleasure it is(to run on a well mapped course, receive accurate and frequent splits, and finish in a fast moving chute. by Pat Couret

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Hammond Square Plaza-Lake Forest Hammond, La. 5600 Read Road 3 4 5 -5 0 4 5 New Orleans 2 4 6 -4 1 2 0

ROSEDALE MALL 3796 VETERANS BLVD METAIRIE, LA FRANCHISE LOCATIONS AVAILABLE 889 - 2695 CONTACT— RAY DURHAM 35 6 /2 4 /7 9 MENS RESULTS 09 & UNDER

WOMENS RESULTS 19 & UNDER POS NAME AGE POS NAME NAME AGE ALONZO CLAY 09 ALEX DE VRIES 08 5 DAVID R. SEARS 32 SUZANNE DA NOS 13 SUE BURVANT 19 STACY DEMON 14 MENS RESULTS 10 - 19 MENS RESULTS 39

POS NAME AGE POS NAME iGE WOMENS RESULTS 20 - 29 1 MICHAL MULLEN 19 1 DAVID BAST 37 NAME AGE 2 DONALD HAASE 17 2 NORMAN ESBROOK 36 3 PAT RUSSELL 13 3 ROY HARDIN 35 ALICIA REESE 24 4 ALEXANDER THOMAS 16 4 GEORGE OWEN 39 CHRIS GONZALEZ 21 5 KEVIN DARK 17 5 KENT ALBRIGHT 36 MARY DAVIS 20 JAN GERNMAUSER 22 MELISSA UCHI TELLE 22 MENS RESULTS MENS RESULTS 44

POS NAME AGE POS NAME IGE WOMENS RESULTS 30 - 39 1 GREG HAASE 24 1 LARRY FUSE HER 43 NAME 2 JEFF MANNUSCH 24 2 DALE MERCERON WO 3 MICHAEL S. MORGAN 20 3 DAVE HUTCHINSON Wl PAT COURET 32 4 W. HAASE 20 4 RONALD CARR Wl FRANCES CASHNER 35 5 MICHAEL ORTWILLER 21 5 LES PERSCHALL WZ PAULETTE CAMBRE 31 LYNN WECKER 31 PAULETTE BROCKHOFF 35 MENS RESULTS 25 MENS RESULTS W9

POS NAME POS NAME KG E WOMENS RESULTS 40 - 49 1 KUMBA KAZI 27 1 BURT BRODT 48 NAME AGE 2 JOHN PETERSON 26 2 JOE CULBERT Wl 3 WILL EVANS 26 3 CARLOS CORTINEZ 45 M. TURNER 41 4 GRANT HEMPHILL 29 4 DON BORNGESSER 46 ADELE JURGELSKY 47 5 BENNY DUPUY 28 5 MARIO CALONJE 48

WOMENS RESULTS 50 G OVER MENS RESULTS 30 - 34 MENS RESULTS 54

NAME AGE POS NAME AGE POS NAME *GE

BUNNIE HUNTER 52 1 C. J . MOUTON 33 1 ThAD PERSONS 51 2 D MCKEUZIE 30 2 FRED HUNTER 5W 3 GARRY WINCHESTER 30 3 R. OKREPKI 51 4 NAIE SHAHADY 30 4 ED MARUGGI 52 5 ARLEN W. FRANK 50 WOMENS RESULTS

NAME AGE TIME PACE POS MENS RESULTS /ER POS ALICIA REESE 24 0:17:58 5:59 1 NAME ^GE Ch r is gonzalez 21 0:18:54 6:18 2 1 SUZANNE DANOS 13 0:19:05 6:22 1 PAUL RICAUD 58 MARY DAVIS 20 0:19:59 6:40 3 JAN GERNHAUSER 22 0:20:24 6:4b 4 MENS RESULTS MELISSA UCHITELLE 22 0:20:32 6:51 5 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 21 0:21:04 7:01 6 ACE NAME AGE TIME POS PAT COURET 32 0:21:10 7:03 1 1 MICHAL MULLEN 19 0:15:35 1 CATHY JURGELSKY 20 0:21:22 7:07 7 0:15:53 SUE BURVANT 19 0:21:50 7:17 2 2 C. J . MOUTON 33 1 43 0 :1 6 : 02 M. TURNER 41 0:21:52 7:17 1 3 LARRY FUSELIER 1 27 0:16:32 1 ADEl E JURGELSKY 47 0:22:47 7:36 2 4 KUMBA KAZI SUSAN SAINT 26 0:22:51 7:37 8 5 GREG HAASE 24 0:16:46 1 24 0:17:00 2 BUNNIE HUNTER 52 0:23:15 7:45 1 6 JEFF HANNUSCH 26 0:23:20 7:47 9 7 MICHAEL S. MORGAN 20 0:17:06 3 PEGGY ESTOPINAL 0:17:08 JENNIFER JUNG 25 0:23:39 7:53 10 8 DAVID BAST 37 1 36 0:17:10 2 REBECCA JOYCE 21 0:25:26 8:29 11 9 NORMAN ESBROOK JANE MIELENZ 27 0:25:57 8:39 12 10 D MCKEUZIE 30 0:17:15 2 2 FRANCES CASHNER 35 0 :2 6: 06 8:42 2 11 JOHN PETERSON 26 0:17:18 PAULETTE CAMBRE 31 0:26:07 8:42 3 12 GARRY WINCHESTER 30 0:17:27 3 30 0:17:30 W ADEl E CENTANNI 26 0:26:08 8:43 13 13 NAIE SHAHADY MARGIE TURNER 23 0:26:22 8:47 14 14 DALE MERCERON 40 0:17:36 2 PAM DEFOURNEAUX 21 0:26:29 8:50 15 15 THAD PERSONS 51 0:17:45 1 CINDY ROONEY 26 0:26:29 8:50 16 16 ROY HARDIN 35 0:17:48 3 0:17:54 W YVONNE TRAPANI 26 0:26:42 8:54 17 17 GEORGE OWEN 39 NAOMI BAGGETT 28 0:26:52 18 18 DONALD HAASE 17 0:17:56 2 8:57 0 : 18: 1<* 3 LYNN WECKER 31 0:27:11 9:04 4 19 WILL E VI NS 26 YVONNE BABIN 23 0:27:28 9:09 19 20 KENT ALBRIGHT 36 0:18:24 5 CHERYL TELES 21 0:27:28 9:09 20 21 GRANT HEMPHILL 29 0:18:26 4 ROSALYN EASON 25 0:28:04 9:21 21 22 W. HAASE 20 0:18:32 W PAULETTE &ROCKHOFF 35 0:29:17 9:46 5 23 RONNIE MUSACCHIA 36 O :18:46 6 13 0 :18:46 3 CHERYL GAUDIO 28 0:29:29 9:50 22 24 PAT RUSSELL ANN ORGERON BARRY 28 0:29:45 9:55 23 25 BURT BRODT 48 0:18:51 1 CINDY KNISPEL 31 0:30:47 10:16 6 26 JOE CULBERT 47 0:18:56 2 STACY DEHON 14 0:30:52 10:17 3 27 ALEXANDER THOMAS 16 0:18:59 W SHARON KEATING 33 0:31:19 10:26 7 28 DAVID R. SEARS 32 0:19:03 5 0:31:39 24 29 AL DEHON 38 0:19:09 7 DIANE FRANK 20 10:33 5 DORI STECKLEY 35 0:32:28 10:49 8 30 KEVIN DARK 17 0 :1 9:1 0 0 :19:10 3 DEBBIE CUROLE 28 0:33:04 11:01 25 31 CARLOS cortinez 45 32 BENNY DUPUY 28 0:19:10 5 33 AL SEISCHNAYURE 36 0:19:12 8 34 MIKE SAYLOR 28 0*19:20 6 35 BENNIE NOBLES 35 0:19:22 9 36 GEORGE HEBBLER 27 0:19:22 7 37 MICHAEL ORTWILLER 21 0:19:22 5 38 LARRY BABIN 27 0:1 9:2 7 8 39 FRED HUNTER 54 0:19:28 2 40 LEE R. HAYES 36 0:19:42 10 36 41 KIM M. HIPSHER 23 0:19:48 6 42 Mo DEVAUGHN 35 0:1 9:5 2 11 43 AL FREYDER 28 0:19:55 9 44 DAVE HUTCHINSON 41 0:19:58 3 45 KENNY TROXLER 18 0:19:58 6 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS

1 0 0 46 DAVID H. SIBLEY 27 0 î l 9 : 59 6 :4 0 1 0 J . MULZET 2 1 0 : 2 2 44 7 : 3 5 1 1 4 7 JEFF PEREZ 26 0 :2 0 : 0 0 6 :4 0 1 1 1 0 1 SHELDON BONIN 34 0 2 2 46 7 35 15 48 B IL L DAVIS 29 0 : 2 0 :0 5 6 *4 2 12 1 0 2 K. J . ENCLADE 34 0 2 2 46 7 35 16 49 WILLIAM K. GILL 34 0 :2 0 : 1 0 6 : 4 3 6 103 B IL L COURET 39 0 2 2 51 7 37 2 2 50 RONALD CARR 41 0 : 2 0 : 1 4 6 :4 5 4 104 JEFF CHARRON 19 0 2 2 55 7 38 13 51 DON BORNGESSER 46 0 : 2 0 : 1 4 6S45 4 105 M. GUILLOT 2 6 0 23 03 7 41 24 106 52 LARRY SHIRLEY 29 0 : 2 0 : 1 6 6 :4 5 13 PAUL BUSBY 29 0 23 07 7 42 25 53 MARIO CALONJE 48 0 : 2 0 :1 9 6 :4 6 5 107 TONY MIRANDA 36 0 23 09 7 4 3 23 54 KELLOG F IS H 33 0 :2 0 :2 0 6 : 4 7 7 108 ROBERT WELLS 33 0 23 10 7 43 17 109 55 PAUL VIC KN AIR 25 0 :2 0 :2 1 6 : 4 7 14 g l e n c a s a n o v a 41 0 23 10 7 43 8 56 JUAN CRUZ 2 1 0 :2 0 :2 2 6 :4 7 7 1 1 0 BOB KALBAUGH 37 0 23 13 7 44 24 57 HUGH TREILLE 30 0 : 2 0 : 2 3 6 :4 8 8 111 DAVE RAPHAEL 36 0 23 17 7 46 25 58 LES PERSCHALL 42 0 :2 0 : 26 6 :4 9 5 1 1 2 R. VIALLON SR. 37 0 23 2 0 7 47 26 59 GARY CASSARD 26 0 : 2 0 : 2 7 6 :4 9 15 113 HANK VOSBEIN 40 0 23 26 7 49 9 6 0 HOWARD HENO 25 0 : 2 0 : 4 0 6 :5 3 16 114 FRANK HEAVEY 51 0 23 28 7 49 6 115 61 BLAIR FAULWETTER 23 0 : 2 0 : 4 0 6 :5 3 8 PETER BARROUUUERE 39 0 23 30 7 50 27 6 2 BUSTER MATTHEWS 37 0 : 2 0 : 4 0 6 :5 3 12 116 DAVID VINTURELLA 1 2 0 23 34 7 51 14 117 63 DENNIS KEOGH 29 0 : 2 0 :4 5 6 :5 5 17 RUB HALL 2 1 0 23 39 7 53 12 64 CHARLES BEAUDROT 35 0 : 2 0 : 5 0 6 :5 7 13 118 JACK DUNLAP 46 0 23 43 7 54 6 119 65 PAUL RICAUD 58 0 : 2 0 : 5 0 6 :5 7 1 RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN 30 0 23 46 7 55 18 6 6 K. KORPINEN 36 0 : 2 0 : 5 0 6 :5 7 14 1 2 0 JIM BIGHAM 41 0 24 03 8 0 1 10 6 7 JIM COMISH 30 0 : 2 0 : 5 0 6 :5 7 9 1 2 1 CHUCK BYRNE 31 0 24 05 8 0 2 19 6 8 FRANK WUJKOWSKI 29 0 : 2 0 : 5 3 6 :5 8 18 1 2 2 SAM ROGERS 37 0 24 16 8 05 28 69 BUZZ LINDHAL r 37 0 : 2 0 : 5 7 6 :5 9 15 123 V IN N IE MARUGGI 28 0 24 22 8 07 26 70 BRO. VINCE 80VE 25 0 : 2 0 : 5 9 7 :0 0 19 124 HAROLD BAUR 33 0 24 34 8 11 2 0 71 RICHARD KAY 35 0 : 2 l : 0 0 7 :0 0 16 125 R. VIALLON 13 0 24 34 8 1 1 15 72 CHARLES HALL 39 0 :2 1 :0 2 7 :0 1 17 126 BUDDY PIE TR I 1 0 0 24 51 8 17 16 127 LLOYD BLANCHARD 29 24 54 18 73 m ik e c e r u t i 14 0 : 2 1 : 0 9 7 :0 3 7 0 8 27 74 HENRY GONZALEZ 2 1 0 :2 1 :1 2 7 :0 4 9 128 M IC H A tL J . LOR 10 28 0 24 58 8 19 28 129 75 ALONZO CLAY 09 0 :2 1 : 1 6 7 :0 5 1 DON ERDM AN 29 0 25 16 8 25 29 76 R. OKREPKI 51 0 : 2 i : 16 7 :0 5 3 130 BUDDY DO IRON 35 0 25 2 h 8 28 29 77 JOHN KIRKSEY 31 0 : 2 1 :2 6 7 :0 9 10 131 AL BRIONES 34 0 25 24 8 28 2 1 78 EARL E . BOOK 24 0 : 2 1 : 3 5 7 :1 2 10 132 ALPHONSE LEBLANC 37 0 25 27 8 29 30 79 DAVID CAMPBELL 31 0 : 2 1 : 3 8 7 :1 3 11 133 GENE KNISPEL 50 0 25 29 8 30 7 8 0 B IL L KROEGER 36 0 : 2 1 : 4 3 7 :1 4 18 134 HENRY MONTALBANO 47 0 25 30 8 30 7 81 G. PADDOCK 27 0 : 2 1 :4 4 7 :1 5 2 0 135 WALTER TILLMAN 34 0 25 40 8 33 2 2 136 0 34 82 JOHN GENNARÜ 34 0 : 2 1 : 5 0 7 :1 7 12 BOB CASHNER 36 25 42 8 31 83 MIKE COLEMAN 15 0 : 2 1 : 5 2 7 : 1 7 8 137 BRICE H ILL 28 0 25 57 8 39 30 8 *» WEASEL BYRNE 15 0 : 2 1 : 5 9 7 :2 0 9 138 LUIS MALDONADO 38 0 26 03 8 41 32 139 85 CHARLES LEBLANC 18 0 : 2 1 : 5 9 7 :2 0 10 DAVE R1VETTE 34 0 26 03 8 41 23 8 6 M. DUSANG 33 0 : 2 2 :1 4 7 :2 5 13 14 0 JEAN G . VALZ 50 0 26 11 8 44 8 141 ALAN REESE 32 0 26 25 8 48 24 87 GREG h EMELT 11 0 : 2 2 : 1 8 7 :2 6 11 8 8 ED MARUGGI 52 0 : 2 2 :1 8 7 :2 6 4 142 Sh e r m a n ja q u e s 34 0 26 33 8 51 25 89 MIKE SERIU 27 0 :2 2 :2 0 7 :2 7 2 1 143 E. R . DRURY 43 0 26 38 8 53 11 RUSS GUIDRY 44 90 VINCENT ENCLADE 36 0 :2 2 :2 0 7 :2 7 19 144 35 0 2 6 8 55 33 91 RICHARD RODRIGUE 38 0 : 2 2 : 2 4 7 :2 8 2 0 145 A. 8 IS SINGER 26 0 27 03 9 0 1 31 146 9 92 ARLEN W. FRANK 50 0 : 2 2 : 2 5 7 :2 8 5 R. MASCARU hO 0 27 10 03 12 93 F . L . RAAB E 40 0 : 2 2 : 2 5 7 :2 8 6 1h 7 ROBERT ALLEN 52 0 27 21 9 07 9 94 LOUIS KAY 40 0 : 2 2 :2 5 7 :2 8 7 148 GEORGE CHARRUN 45 0 27 28 9 09 8 95 GEARY V IA L LON 39 0 : 2 2 : 3 0 7 :3 0 2 1 149 B IL L CLARE 54 0 27 30 9 10 10 96 RUFUS JOHNSON 33 0 : 2 2 : 3 4 7 :3 1 14 150 hARVEY GREEN 34 0 27 32 9 11 2 6 97 MELVIN J . GUIDRY 28 0 : 2 2 :3 6 7 :3 2 2 2 151 JIM STECKLEY 37 0 27 32 9 11 34 98 ALBERT COHEN 19 0 : 2 2 : 4 0 7 :3 3 12 152 JOHN LYELL 13 0 27 59 9 2 0 17 99 RUY A . ROBERSON 28 0 : 2 2 : 4 2 7 :3 4 23 153 BOB BROCKHOEE 36 0 29 15 9 45 35 154 JACK SANDS 49 0 29 55 9 5b 9 155 LYNN CURULE 30 0 30 31 10 10 27 156 ALEX DE VR IES 08 0 34 04 11 2 1 2

GEORGE OWEN GEORGE DEDUAL WITHOUT HIS SHIRT 37 TAKES CHARGE CAUSEWAY OK'D FOR I98O MARATHON By Don Lewis The Greater New Orleans Expressway Commission voted its provis­ ional approval Tuesday to allow the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway to be used as the route of the I98O New Orleans Mardi Gras Marathon for the second straight year. ¡' I The commission gave its unanimous approval to the New Orleans Track Club to stage the 26.2 mile footrace Feb. 10 on the world’s longest bridge "provided there is no valid statuatory, legislative, executive, or administrative order to the contrary and the bridge ...Ï is available." ; 1;, The proviso was inserted in the form of a motion by commission member Robert J. Bodet and seconded by Earl D. Broom, commission vice: chairman. A commission spokesman said that there is always the very ' slim possibility the bridge would have to be closed on race day for various reasons, including bad weather. The I98O marathon will begin at 8 a.m. Feb. 10 in Mandevillé approximately one mile from the North Plaza of the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, according to George W. Owen, Jr., treasurer of the New Orleans Track Club, who made a presentation before the commissioners voted on the matter. The participants will jog out of St. Tammany Parish,move across the causeway's west span to the South Plaza and continue approximately1 one mile into Jefferson Parish on the south side of the lake1, Owen said. He added that the west span will be cleared of its last runner by 12:30 p.m. The fluke coincidence last Feb. 1.8 of the walkout by New Orleans police on the day the marathon was scheduled led to a last-minute switch that put the contest' on the bridge, safely away from the city | and large crowds that necessitate police patrol. i In previous years, the route was a winding loop through the Ï metropolitan area which began and ended in the Vieux Carre and passed ; < such landmarks as City Park, the Lakefront and Metairie's Fat City. / t The route across the 23.8-mile causeway will certainly earn the. race the title of the world’s straightest marathon. And. Owen said j next year's race is expected to attract a field of 3,000 participants, including a number of world class distance runners, who will put the New Orleans Mardi Gras Marathon on a plane near that of the Boston 1 and New York marathons. ; i ;. 1 ; , 1 ^ Owen told the commission that the causeway dffers a number1of . T "unique advantages" which make a new world record a distinct poss- !' ibility. These includes A north-south tail wind!,A straight line courses No traffic problems; No pollution; The psychological satis- 1 , faction of running the world's longest bridge on the world's fastest course; The special lure of running for approximately two miles at the beginning and end of the race - through an exciting crowd, and running the remainder of the race with only one's self, other runners, the elements and time. Owen noted that the 1979 men's first place finisher - John :;i Dimick, of Brattleboro, Vt. - ran the course in two hours, 11 minutes; and 53 seconds, which was thé ninth fastest time ever run by an American. The time bettered the prior Mardi. Gras Marathon record. (This article appeared in the Wednesday, July 1.1 "Times-Picayune". )

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38 Relying on the giant oaks for shade from the summer sun, over 300 runners lined up for a fun, 2 mile race in Audubon Park on July 1st. Age groups weren't considered that day. Speed was the £Twe jliiÎe b key to success as medals were,, awarded to the first 75 men and 25 top women finishers. Leading the pack was Mike Mullin who blistered the 7 /1 /7 9 asphalt. Suzanne Danos, the 13 year old speedster from Thibodeaux, won the women's division with a flying 11*58. by Pat Couret MENS RESULTS

PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 1 HIKE MULLAN 19 0:09559 5:00 1 93 BRIAN PERSCHALL 13 0:13:39 6:50 9 2 LARRY FUSELIER 44 0:10:07 5804 1 94 RONALD J DYER 39 0:13:40 6:50 28 3 C. J . MOUTON 35 0:10:16 5:08 1 95 RON CARVER 25 0:13540 6:50 40 1 4 SAM LA80UISSE 37 0:10:20 5:10 2 96 ROBERT DANOS 10 0:13:43 6:52 10 5 DON LEEDY 32 0:10:22 5:11 3 97 LOUIS KAY 40 0:13:43 6:52 16 6 KUMBA KAZI 27 0:10:35 5:18 2 98 C. T . PRZYBYLEK 34 0:13:48 6:54 29 7 JEFF HANNUSCH 24 0:1 0:3 4 5:17 3 99 LARRY NAVO 36 0:13:48 6:54 30 8 KENNETH TAYLOR 26 0:10:42 5:21 4 100 ALANZO CLAY 09 0 :13:49 6:55 11 9 DAVID 8AST 37 0:10:49 5:25 4 101 MARK ROARK 26 0:14:49 7:25 41 10 WAYNE CHENET 15 0:10:49 5:25 1 102 BILL COURET 39 0:13:50 6:55 31 11 HOWARD BRODT 22 0:10:50 5:25 5 103 TOM FERGUSON 28 0:13:52 6:56 42 12 CHARLIE M6AUX 29 0:10:53 5:27 6 104 BILL KROEGER 36 0:13:54 6:57 32 13 SAL LAMANORE 44 0:10:55 5:28 2 105 GEARY VrALLON 39 0 :1 3:5 7 6:59 33 14 DAVE HILL 28 0:1 0:5 7 5:29 7 106 HAROLD FLETTRICH 36 0:13:58 6:59 34 15 TOM MARTINEZ 26 0 :1 0:5 7 5:29 8 107 BILL CAMPBELL 27 0:14:03 7:02 43 16 G. M. WINCHESTER 30 0:10:57 5:29 5 108 TONY MIRANDA 36 0 :14:09 7:05 35 17 TOM COWAN 21 0:10:58 5:29 9 109 RUFUS J* JOHNSON 33 0:14:09 7:05 36 18 CLAUDE GUINOT 40 0:10:59 5:30 3 n o WEASEL BYRNE 29 0:14:09 7:05 • 44 19 PHIL SEEBER 16 0:10:59 5:30 2 1 1 1 CHARLES RUELLO 28 0:14:11 7:06 45 20 CALVIN FLEMING 28 0:11:01 5:31 10 112 OAVIO PERL 22 0:14:12 7:06 46 21 SCOTT POOLE 28 0 : ll: 0 1 5:31 11 113 SPENCER REDDING 29 0:14215 7:08 47 22 GEORGE OWEN 39 Q :ll:0 4 5:32 6 114 BRUCE TELES 22 0:14:17 7:09 48 23 THAD PERSONS 51 0:11:06 5:33 1 115 JOHN J . BANQUER 36 0:14:18 7:09 37 24 SCOTT MANNING 25 0:11:15 5:38 12 116 PETE SEEBER 51 0:14:18 7:09 4 25 GRANT HEMPHILL 29 0:11:16 5:38 13 117 DR. F. M. FERNANDEZ 31 0:14:22 7U 1 38 26 PHIL GUYOTE 22 0:11:16 5:38 14 118 R. W. OVERBEY 45 0:14:29 7:15 17 27 WADE A. MOBLEY 28 0 ì l i : 24 5:42 15 119 WAYNE FELIX 30 0:14:29 7:15 39 28 ALEXANDER THOMAS 16 0:11:02 5:31 3 120 T. HARRISON 44 0:14:30 7:15 18 29 SAM COX i' 36 0:11:23 5:42 7 121 RICHIE FOLEY 19 0:14:32 7 U 6 49 30 TIM KUYLEN 16 0:11:26 5:43 4 122 DAVID TUFTS 20 0 :14:37 7:19 50 31 ROBERT J . A. WILLIAMS n 33 0:11:30 5:45 8 123 JOHN MENSZER 30 0:14:37 7:19 40 32 PAT SCHOTT 17 0:11:32 5:46 5 124 GREG HEMELT 11 0:14:39 7:20 12 33 BURT BRODT 48 0:11:32 5:46 4 125 RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN 30 0 :1 4 : 39 7:20 41 34 CROSTICK 29 0:11:35 5:48 16 126 THOMAS D CROMBIE 46 0:14:40 7:20 19 35 CHARLES BARTBERGER 33 0:11:36 5:48 9 127 RICHARD JEANSONNE 37 0:14:41 7:21 42 36 JOE CULBERY 47 0:11:37 5:49 5 128 R. OKREPKI 51 0:14:41 7:21 5 37 MICHAEL SANCHO 20 0:11:37 5:49 17 129 OAVID VINTURELLA 12 0:14:41 7:21 13 38 MALCOLM KIRKLAND 29 0:11*39 5:50 16 130 ROBERT FAIST 30 0:14:41 7:21 43 39 D. MIESTER 33 0:11:41 5:31 10 m MIKE BUA 15 0:14:45 7?23 14 40 JAMES MILLER 26 0 :1 1 :4 2 5 :5 2 6 132 JEFF MULZET 21 0 :1 4 :5 0 7:25 51 41 BILL BURKE 23 0:11:44 5:52 19 133 ARNOLD COOPER 34 0:14:50 7:25 44 42 ED ROBINSON 30 0:11:44 5:52 11 134 HAROLO BAUR 33 0:14:53 7:27 45 43 KIM H. HIPSHER 23 0 M l:4 5 5:53 20 135 KEN MARTIN 36 0:14:53 7:27 46 44 EUGENE M. DUNNE 34 0:11:47 5:54 12 136 MIKE WALSH 15 0:14:55 7:28 15 45 RONNIE MUSACCHIA 36 0:11:49 5:55 13 137 LLOYD BLANCHARD 29 0:14:55 7:28 52 46 EDDIE A. ROSE 34 O ÎÜ Î5 0 5:55 14 138 MARK CARVER 13 0:14:55 7:28 16 47 MIKE SAYLOR 28 0:11:57 5:59 21 139 KEN ARABIE 15 0:15:04 7:32 17 48 SERGE BRETHE 34 0:11:58 5:59 15 140 CHUCK BYRNE 31 0:15:05 7:33 47 49 DAVID SILVER 16 0:11:58 5:59 7 141 ROD VIALLON JR 13 0:15:05 7:33 18 50 ROLAND E . SIHPSON 46 0:12:02 6:01 6 142 W. T. GAMMARD 36 0:15:05 7:33 48 51 GEORGE HEBBLER 27 0:12:05 6:03 22 143 JIM BIGHAM 41 0:15:06 7:33 20 52 JOHN BAUGNON 18 0:12:05 6:03 23 144 JOE GOEKE 29 0:15:06 7:33 53 53 ^ AL SEICSHNAYORE 36 0:12:06 6:03 16 145 BILL SELIG 27 0:15:10 7:35 54 54 FRANK TOURNIER 38 0 : l 2 : i l 6$06 17 146 PAUL HEBERT - 15 0:15:10 7:35 19 55 COONEY 41 0:12:13 6 :0 7 7 147 HANK FESTA • 45 .0 :1 5 :1 2 7:36 21 56 MICHAEL NUSBAUM 29 Ó :l2 :i4 6S07 24 148 EUGENE J . FORTIER 40 0:15:14 7:37 22 57 CARLOS CORTINEZ 45 0:12:16 6:08 8 149 HARVEY GREEN 34 0 :15:14 7:37 49 58 DAVID H. SIBLEY 27 0:12:25 6:13 25 150 BOB MILHISER 37 0:15:18 7:39 50 59 ROY A* ROBERSON 28 0:12:27 6:14 26 151 DEAN CHARRIE 15 0:14:20 7:10 20 60 WILLIAM STAMM 25 0:12:27 6 :1 4 27 152 PETER BARROUQUERE 39 0 :1 5:2 3 7:42 51 61 ALAN E OULLIBER 23 0:12:27 6:14 28 153 -, LOUIS P SELIG 30 0 U 5 :2 4 7:42 52 62 JUAN CRUZ 21 0 :1 2:2 7 6:14 29 154 JERRY BREHM ... 26 0:15:25 7:43 55 63 MARSHALL MCMILLAN 29 0:12:28 6:14 30 155 EMILE RUN6E I I I 08 0 :1 5 :2 6 7:43 21 64 CHARLES LOVITT 27 0:12:28 6S14 31 156 J . DUNLAP I I I 16 0 :1 5 126 7:43 22 65 ZARICH 33 0:12:32 6:16 18 157 ROBERT COCHREN 32 0 :1 5:2 7 7:44 53 66 KELLOG FISH 33 0:12:32 6:16 19 158 DAVE RIVETTE 34 0:15:28 7:44 54 67 LARRY JONES 32 0:12:32 6:16 20 159 RON BORUM 27 0:15:30 7:45 56 68 AL FREYDER 28 0:12:35 6:18 32 160 KARL ZANDER 43 0:15:30 7:45 ’ 23 69 JEFF PEREZ 26 0:12:36 6:18 33 161 JACK DUNLAP 46 <0:15:34 7:47 24 70 TIM LEVY 19 0:12:40 >:20 34 162 EVERETT T AULTMAM 57 0:15:38 7:49 • 6 71 FRED HUNTER 55 ,0:12:40 >820 2 163 -ARRY ANGERDINA 34 0:15:38 7:49 55 72 LARRY SHIRLEY 29 0:12:48 6S24 35 164 JOSEPH SANCHEZ JR 45 0:15:43 7:52 25 73 SCOOTER WILSON 13 0:12:48 6:24 8 165 3ILBERT P COHEN . 47 0:15:52 7:56 26 74 DON BQRNGESSER 46 0:12:48 6824 9 166 BRICE HILL 28 0 U 5 :52 7:56 57 75 LES PERSCHALL 42 0:12:48 6824 10 167 KEN STOUFFLET 54 0:15*55 7:58 7 76 RICHARD KAY 35 0:12:52 6826 21 168 DAVID PETERS 13 0:15:58 7:59 23 77 MARIO CALONJE 48 0812:55 6:28 11 169 BUDDY PIETRI 10 0 :16$10 8:05 24 78 WILLIAM K. GILL 34 0:12:59 6 $30 22 170 ALLAN BISSINGER 26 0:16:10 8:05 -58 79 GEORGE L . WILLIAMS 31 0:12:59 6:30 23 171 CRAIG C. CONDON 29 0:16:22 8 U 1 59 80 MELVIN LANDRY 43 0:13:02 6S31 12 172 ROBERT ALLEN 52 0:16:24 8:12 8 81 JIM COMISH . 30 0:13:06 6:33 24 173 DON ERDMAN 29 0:16:26 8:13 60 82 DON OWENS 33 0:13:07 6834 25 174 GARRETH JOHNSON 09 0:16:32 8 U 6 25 83 DWIGHT T WADDEL 52 0:13:09 6:35 3 175 CHUCK BONDLEY 27 0:16:40 8:20 61 84 ROB HALL 21 0 :1 3 s12 6:36 36 176 JOHN 0 . BECKER 40 0:16:40 8 :2 0 27 85 CARL WOOD 29 0:13:14 6:37 37 177 VINCENT DESROUTTOLA , 23 0:16:40 8:20 62 86 DALYIN DAVIS 19 0:13:14 6:37 38 178 EMORY MAYO 66 0 :1 6:5 9 8:30 9 87 C. L . MATTHEWS JR 37 0:13:14 6:37 26 179 JEAN VALZ 60 0:16:59 8:30 10 88 JOHN GENMARO 34 0 :1 3 :17 6:39 27 180 ED DRURY 43 0:17:10 8:35 28 89 JAY SANCHO 43 0:13:19 6:40 13 181 JOSEPH SCALIA 34 0:17:30 8:45 56 90 TONY PORCH 47 0:13:28 6:44 14 182 MISAEL BARBIER 42 O UT: 33 8:47 29 91 CAMPBELL HUTCHINSON 42 0:13:30 6:45 15 183 S. BROCKHOFF 30 0:17:50 8:55 57 92 BRAD GUIDRY 24 0*13:38 6:49 39 184 PETER HEBERT 51 0:17:58 8:59 11 185 PETE BUA 10 0:18:10 9:05 26 POS = PLACE WITHIN AGE GROUP 186 LYMY CURDLE 30 0:18:13 9:07 58 39 2-MILER AUDUBON PARK 7/1/79

PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 187 LARRY STLZMAN 28 0 :1 8 :1 3 9 :0 7 63 2 7 MARGIE TURNER 23 0 :1 6 :2 6 8 :1 3 14 188 JEREMY SHEPHERD 07 0 :1 8 :3 3 9 :1 7 27 28 THERESA CRAFT 26 0 :1 6 :3 5 8 :1 8 15 189 RONALD JONES 30 0 :1 8 :4 8 9 :2 4 59 29 M. DUNKEL 'l 27 0 :1 6 :4 7 8 :2 4 16 190 GARRON M. JOHNSON 07 0 :1 8 :5 5 9 :2 8 28 30 MARY JANE BECKER 39 " 0 :1 6 :5 0 8 :2 5 4 191 W IL L IE 0 . JOHNSON 36 0 :1 8 :5 5 9 :2 8 60 31 BRENDA OUCOTE 15 0 :1 7 :0 0 1 8 :3 0 9 192 CHRIS GAMARO 09 0 :1 9 :1 9 9 :4 0 29 32 DORIS SKIDMORE 33 0 :1 7 :0 0 8 :3 0 5 193 CARL LINEBARGER 53 0 :1 9 :4 7 9 :5 4 12 33 NAOMI BAGGETT 28 0 :1 7 :1 0 8 :3 5 17 194 MALCOLM DICHARRY 31 0 :1 9 :4 8 9 :5 4 61 3 4 JANE GOLDRING 35 0 :1 7 :1 2 8 :3 6 6 195 BRUCE SCOTT 26 0 :1 9 :5 0 9 :5 5 64 35 ROSALYN EASON 25 0 :1 7 :1 4 8 :3 7 18 196 MARK MUSACCHIA n 0 :2 0 :4 2 1 0 :2 1 30 36 NANCY, DAVIS 28 3 :1 7 :3 6 , 8 :4 8 19 197 DWIGHT ECKERT 29 0 :2 2 :1 1 1 1 :0 6 65 37 SADIE COHEN 43 0 :1 8 :0 6 9 :0 3 2 198 LEE R HAYES 36 0 :2 3 :2 9 1 1 :4 5 62 38 DEBBIE DILLON 25 0 :1 8 :0 8 9 :0 4 20 199 KENNY JACOBS 12 0 :2 5 :0 3 1 2 :3 2 31 39 SUZANNE FERNANDEZ 29 0 :1 8 :1 9 9 :1 0 21 200 JAMES SHEPHERD 09 0 :2 6 :2 9 1 3 :1 5 32 40 SPIEGEL 23 0 :1 8 :2 2 9 :1 1 22 41 LYLE MOREHOUSE 39 0 :1 8 :2 8 9 :1 4 7 42 CHERYL GAUDIO 27 0 :1 8 :3 0 9 :1 5 23 WOMENS RESULTS 4 3 KAREN L . FER R ISS 20 0 :1 8 :4 0 9 :2 0 24 44 STACEY DEHON '14 0 :1 8 :5 6 9 :2 8 10 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 45 JAN ICE CORY 1 26 0 :1 8 :5 6 9 :2 8 25 46 LISA ROSENBERG 18 0 :1 9 :0 2 9 :3 1 26 1 SUZANNE DANOS 13 0 :1 1 :5 8 5 :5 9 1 4 7 ROBERTA JONES 34 0 :1 9 :0 3 9 :3 2 8 2 PAM LEBLANC 18 0 :1 2 :2 0 6 :1 0 1 48 LAURA GIO E 19 0 :1 9 :2 7 9 :4 4 27 3 MARY DAVIS 20 0 :1 2 :4 0 6 :2 0 2 49 FRANCES SHEPHERD 34 0 :1 9 : 27 9 :4 4 9 4 PENNY MARTIN 12 ,0 :1 2 :5 1 6 :2 6 2 50 BETSY BECKER ; 08 0 :1 9 :3 2 9 :4 6 11 5 KAREN MARTIN 12 0 :1 3 :0 5 6 :3 3 3 51 CINDY WEATHERTON 33 0 :1 9 :4 4 9 :5 2 10 6 SAUDI A DOLLIOLE 12 0 :1 3 :0 6 6 :3 3 4 52 CAROLE D. RYAN 29 0 :1 9 :4 8 9 :5 4 28 7 PAT COURET 32 0 :1 3 :1 5 6 :3 8 1 53 ROSE BERTHELOT 1 20 0 :1 9 :5 1 9 :5 6 29 8 DIANNA CA ILLO U ET 18 0 :1 3 :2 3 6 :4 2 3 54 JACKIE SHIRLEY 26 0 :1 9 :5 7 9 :5 9 30 9 CATHY JURGELSKY 20 0 :1 3 :2 5 6 :4 3 4 55 LOIS WILLIAMS 35 0 :2 0 :0 0 1 0 :0 0 11 10 DONNA BENOIT 13 0 :1 3 :2 5 6 :4 3 5 56 CHARLOTTE GIACONA 31 0 :2 0 :1 7 1 0 :0 9 12 11 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 22 0 :1 3 :4 0 6 :5 0 5 57 RENEE GAMARD 07 0 :2 0 :1 7 1 0 :0 9 12 12 SUE BURV ANT 19 0 :1 3 :5 4 6 :5 7 6 58 DUSTY WELLS 34 0 :2 0 :4 0 1 0 :2 0 13 13 PAULA BENOIT 10 0 :1 4 :0 8 7 :0 4 6 59 KIM ALEXANDER 10 0 : 2 i :0 5 1 0 :3 3 13 14 NANCY ANDERSON 37 0 :1 4 :2 2 7 :1 1 2 60 DEBORAH CUROLE 28 0 :2 1 :2 1 1 0 :4 1 31 15 CHERIE ALEXANDER 14 0 :1 4 :3 7 7 :1 9 7 61 AUDREY ALLEN 15 0 :2 1 :3 1 1 0 :4 6 14 16 JANICE GARFIELD 24 0 :1 4 :3 7 7 :1 9 7 62 BARBARA BREWER 09 0 :2 2 :3 2 1 1 :1 6 15 17 BONNIE HUNTER 52 0 :1 4 :3 7 7 :1 9 1 63 JOANIE HAYES 08 0 :2 3 :2 8 1 1 :4 4 16 18 ADELE JURGELSKY 47 0 :1 4 :4 4 7 :2 2 1 6 4 RAMONA LOCH 31 0 :2 3 :4 3 1 1 :5 2 14 19 STACEY NEWBY I t 0 :1 4 :5 0 7 :2 5 8 65 NANCY LEW IS 28 0 :2 5 :1 2 1 2 :3 6 32 20 LIS A SIRGO 21 0 :1 5 :0 5 7 :3 3 8 66 MICHELLE PETERS 10 0 :2 6 :3 2 1 3 :1 6 17 21 ZELLA VAREE HAY 26 0 :1 5 :2 7 7 :4 4 9 67 ASHLEY GEOGHEGAN 07 0 :2 6 :4 9 1 3 :2 5 18 22 ALYSSA FESTE 18 0 :1 5 :5 5 7 :5 8 10 23 ADELE CENTANNI 26 0 :1 5 :5 5 , 7 :5 8 11 ii 24 PAMELA DAVIS 23 0 :1 5 :5 6 7 :5 8 12 ’ , / , 26 25 YVONNE TRAPANI 0 :1 6 :0 3 8 :0 2 13 • ; I ' ,! 26 PAULETTE CAMBRE 31 0:16:26 ,8:13 3

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