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THEATHLETXS _ • RESULTS OF 24 T&F MEETS -Triangular -Providence •ANNUAL T&F MEETING CONGRESS . -Virginia -St. Louis -Nationals • NIKE MASTERS GRAND PRIX FINALS -Sports Festival -Philadelphia -Florida TFA -St. Cloud TC^ -Texas -Lincoln • 198110-MILE RANKINGS -Pentathlons in New AISA -Northwest Classic -Lake Erie -Midwest Regionals -West Virginia Jersey, New Mexico •ANDERSON & CHAPSON TURN 80 -MSA Meet in NYC -Dutch Masters and Missouri -West Valley -Honolulu -Puerto Rico Decathlon •RESULTS OF 29 DISTANCE RUNS National Masters News Theonlynationalpublicationdevoted exclusively to track &field and longdistance running for men and women over age 30

49th Issue September, 1982 $1.25 450 COMPETE IN NATIONALS; SPORTS FESTIVAL DRAWS 1800 4 World, 5 U.S. Age- 541 Vie In Philadelphia Bests Set in Wichita WICHITA, Kansas, August 6-8. Track and Field Over 450 over-age-30 athletes converg by PETE TAYLOR ed on America's breadbasket this PHILADELPHIA, August 14. — weekend for the 15th Annual Penn George Cohen and Jim Burnett, who. Mutual/TAC National Masters Track must be considered two of the all-time & Field Championships. great runners in masters track, provid It was the first national champion ed an emotional ending today to the ship meet ever held in the mid-America track and field segment of the First Na region of the nation, and dozens of tional Masters Sports Festival, by new faces turned out for three days of engaging in a brilliant duel on the final activity on Jim Hershberger Track at (800 meters) leg of the sprint medley Wichita State's Cessna Stadium. championship for men 40 to 49. Four world and five American Following an opening 400 meters of records were established in the 5-year 51.89 by his Southern California age-group competition for men and Striders teammate, powerful Bill women from age 30 throitgh age 80+ . Knocke, and 200 meter legs of 23.74 Entrants came from over 20 states, and 22.60 by the smooth Paul Edens with heavy contingents from Texas, and the explosive Lewis Smith, Cohen California, Oregon, the Plains and found himself, almost incredibly, Mountain states. about a stride and-a-half behind Weather conditions were ideal for Burnett when the anchor leg began. Friday night's opening events, with Burnett's Philadelphia Masters temperatures in the mid-70's. A low teammate, the underrated Dawson overcast helped keep Saturday morn Pratt, had stayed fairly close to ing's fahrenheit down, but Sunday was Knocke through the first leg. Pratt had hot — 92 in the shade and over 100 in (Continued on page 7) the sun. Events had originally been planned for the cool of Saturday even 0»< ?X ing, but a high-school football game ^ "0 5 Thane Baker of Dallas awes spectators in winning age 50-54 100-meter dash in fast 11.59 in forced the masters to vacate the track Penn Mutual/TAC National Masters Track & Field Championships in Wichita, Kansas August 7. CO S by 2 p.m. •O tu He later captured the 200 in 23.40. Baker won two Olympic medals in the 200 (1952 silver in O X w (Continued on page 9) 20.8; 1956 bronze in 20.9). Pointing from stands is 800-meter champ Carol Urish. > PO « to~ ^ t/lrj PHILADELPHIA Sportsfoto by John Allen ^ tsi Z S i HOSTS MASTERS Six Win Trips to Japan by AL SHEAHEN Best-Ever Masters Field "This is just the beginning," Festival Chairman Jack Kelly told the in Nike Grand Prix crowd at the opening ceremony of the PHILADELPHIA, August 15. The awarded free trips to Philadelphia by first National Masters Sports Festival finest field of long distance runners Nike for this climactic finale. Today, in Philadelphia August 12. "In a few ever assembled in U.S. masters com the top six age-division winners — years, we'll look back on this as the petition battled over a tree-lined again based on age-graded points — start of one of the biggest sports 10-kilometer course today as tlje 1st would win free trips to Tokyo, Japan movements this country has ever National Masters Sports Festi^l came for the World Veterans Distance Runn seen." to a close. ing Championships in September. When the festivities were concluded The race was the final of the nine- It was truly a battle of giants, with four days later, many of the 18(X) over- race Nike Masters Grand Prix Series. many of the best U.S. masters runners age-25 athletes who participated in the In each of the previous eight regional from all parts of the nation competing historic event would probably have Grand Prix runs, the top six runners — head-to-head for the first time. agreed. (Continued on page 16) ba^ed ' on age-graded tables —- were (Continued on page 14) page 2 National Masters News September 1982

directors follow this practice, however, OA. I expect at the moment the difficulty is It was very well run. Running events Write On! in establishing age group standards for did not restrict field events, which were women that would be both fair and ac held off the track. ceptable. I recognize the reason that The facilities were of very good Address letters to: may meet directors are switching to 10 quality. The track was surrounded by yr. age categories and women's trees and a lake, which helped cool National Masters News, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404 categories to only 50 plus, is un things off a bit for competitors. doubtedly due to the very few numbers Competition was of very top quality 5-YR. VS. 10-YR. AGE BRACKETS in each of the categories, which results with .some of the'nations top athletes. in tremendous expense for medals or Many top athletes didn't attend, but National Masters I am a fair runner, but have no local other awards, which cannot be covered next year I would advise a:ll to show up. competition in W.55, especially on the Officers by the low entry fees. (See "Pan'Am A lot of people chose the wrong meet track, so regularly run with younger Games cancelled," N.M.N. July/82). to miss. ATHLETICS CONGRESS women, finishing way behind. This Why do so many athletes need the Very good meet. Ken Kirk. means that in order to improve my "carrots"? Does their own personal Al Lipscomb TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: time I have to compete against the Jim Weed achievement mean nothing to them? Tampa, Florida clock and lap times — no competition; 11672 E. 2nd Ave. Too many athletes seem to have lost SENIOR OLYMPICS Aurora, CO 80010 and it also means that I can take the sight of good sportsmanship and "the I have been competing in the Senior (303)341-2980 "gold" medal for every event I enter. I game's the thing," and appear to be Olympics (T&F) since 1970 and during LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: take no pleasure in garnering two or only interested in collecting medals and that time, I have seen a steady decline three dozen medals each year, so usual Bob Boa! trophies — this attitude is not a good in the way it has been run. Its present 121 W. Sycamore Ave. ly take just one as a souvenir of the Wake Forest, NC 27587 example for younger athletes and sad state shows a complete lack of meet. I am in favor of no medal if a set children, or do they think we are just a preparation, organization and profes TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: standard for that age group is not Pete Mundle bunch of silly old fools? We should sionalism and, sad to say, fewer and achieved — this standard would be 4017 Via Marina iCC-301 remember that athletges of any age fewer participants. listed on the information sheet/entry Venice, CA 90291 have all the fun, glory, and their name A. No certified officials were on (213) 823-8804 form. I would like to see more meet in the results list, plus an accurate per hand to certify a U.S. or world record. LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: formance figure for comparison with B. Officials were recruited from Bob Martin past races and other athletes. Officials National Running Data Center NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS among spectators and competitors. P.O. Box 42888 and the dozens of other volunteers who C. Some of the timers were between Tucson, AZ 85733 put on these meets for US get sore feet 14 and 17 years of age. 49th Issue (602)323-2223 and backs, freeze or sunburn while D. No recall gun was available, and INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: SEPTEMBER, 1982 standing around hour after hour, have there were many athletes who jumped Haig Bohigian Editor a tough time getting a cool or hot drink 225 Hunter Ave. the gun and were not recalled. North Tarrytown, NY 10591 A1 Sheahen and snack, frequently have difficulty E. No wind volociiy machine was (914)631-1547 visiting the washrooms (because there's available, nor was there a scale to INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR no spare volunteer to relieve them for a weigh implements. ''' Ron Salvio Production few minutes), and they are there from F. No list • of-.entnes or lane Squan Rd. American-Publishing Co. Clarksburg, NJ 08510 early morn until the meet is over, assignments were po,sted. (201) 266-8202 sometimes for 2 days! - and we think G. No "ERG" or "Gatorade" was CONTRIBUTORS OUTDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: we are fit and in good shape! The available, even though entry fees were Bruce Springbett athlete arrives one hour before his/her raised to $9 for the first event. Oh yes, P.O. Box 1328 Alisiair Aitken, Ruih Anderson, Leo event and can go home right after ice tea or cokes were available at SI per Los Gaios, CA 95030 Banning, Haig Bohigian, Alvin Clark, Phil ("oh, no, we have to wait for the cup. (408) 354-7333 Conley, Bob Fine, Nolan Fowler, Bill Gen try, Jim Gerard, Clem Green, Spotswood awards ceremonies so 1 can pick up my H. Competitors had to supply stop WORLD ASSOCIATION OF Hall, Don Harris, Hal Higdon, Watly In- medals — wish they'd hurry"). And do watches, starting blocks, relay batons VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) gram, Dave Jackson, Jack Karbens, Sandra we always remember to thank the and the muscle to put up hurdles, ad PRESIDENT: Knoit, Bob Langenbach, Bob Martin, Joe sponsoring club, officials, and just heights and remove after the race. Don Farquharson Martin, Wendell Miller, Wilf Morgan, Pete volunteers? The same for the field events. 269 Ridgewood Road Mundle, Jack Penriington, Phil Partridge. Yes, I am in favor of 5 year West Hill, Ontario Barbara Pike, Marty Post, Jim Scannell, I. The starters gun failed to fire Canada MIC 2X3 Valdemar Schultz,- Tom Sheahen, Bruce categories with medals for the first about a third of the time. Springbett, Bill Stock, Pete Taylor, Danny three places where performance meets NORTH AMERICAN REP: J. Morning heats were cancelled, yet Thiel, Mike Tymn, Jim Weed, Jennifer a standard, and there are at least 4 too many runners appeared for the Bob Fine Hesketh Young. \ 77 Prospect Place competitors in that category for that finals, so awards were determined by Brooklyn, NY 11217 PHOTOS event. If there are so few from W.50 section times. (212) 789-6622 and up, then a 60-70 yr. old could con John Allen, George Cohen, Bill Gentry K. Some events ran 2 hours, 20 TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: Carole Langenbach, Richard Lee Slotkin, ceivably win a second or third place minutes behind schedule. With Ian Hume Mike Tymn, Bob Watanabe, Robert medal - that's a great achievement. I temperatures in the 90's, tempers were R.R. ftl Weaver. am looking forward to the day when becoming .short, and the fun of com Melbourne, Quebec there are Age-rated Performance tables Canada' DISTRIBUTORS petition disappeared in the confusion. 819-826-5418 Walter Childs, Ed Singleton, Louis for Women as well as Men, then If the Senior Olympics is to survive,

VICE PRESIDENT Johnson, Laurel James, Mike Valle, John perhaps the 66 yr. old could outper Mr. Blaney must do more than collect (Road Running and Walking) Grant, Greg Nehson, Barbara Pike, Ruth form all the other Masters Women in entry fees and rent a track. He must see Jacques SJrruys Anderson. the meet. Meantime, let's compete for that the meet is handled profes.sional!y. "Fit Veteran" The National Masters News is an official the fun, the challenge, end the good Al Guidet P.O. Box 7 publication of the Athletics Congress sportsmanship with other fine athletes California City, Calif. 8000 Brugge I-Belgium Masters Track & Field and Long Distance who do not need to be "rewarded" for (Blaney has turned over control of WOMEN'S DELEGATE: Running Committees. The editorial policy managing to cross the finish line! the 1983 meet to a group of athletes Irene Obera is not necessarily that of the Athletics Con 203 Paseo Bernal gress. Jean Cleator, headed by Bob Watanabe. See story on Moraga CA 94556 The NATIONAL MASTERS NEIVS (ISSN Vancouver, B.C. page II. Ed.) (415)376-8967 #0744-2416) is published monthly for $12 per year from 6200' Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys, CA KUDOS NIKE 9140r~Phone: (213) 785-1895. Second class SOUTHERN MEET You all deserve much credit for Valdemar Schultz postage paid at Van Nuys CA. 91409. I recently participated in The 1982 B.R.S. Inc. creating such a lifeline for those of us 3900 S.W. Murray Blvd. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Na- T.A.C. Masters Southeastern Cham in Masters sports. lionat Masters News, PC Box 2372, Van Nuvs Beaverton, OR 97005 (503)641-6453 pionships. The meet was held at a very CA 91404. Marilyn Leighton nice private high school in Atlanta, jMtsiogfMichigan September 1982 National Masters News page 3

October 2. Avon Women's Half- Marathon, Central Park, New York City. niTWFnt snBwai Box 881, FDR Station, NYC 10150. October 3. 11th Annual Masters Sports TRACK A FIELD Association lOKCross-Country Champion The 2nd Annual Pan American schedule ships. Age 30 and up. Noon. VanCortlandt Masters Champkmships will be "aetd ia Park, Bronx, NY. MSA, 77 Prospect Place, Barquisameto, Venezuela over the Brooklyn NY 11217. Labor Day •weekend, as will the Rocky , Track and field events feature eornpelition for men and women over age 30 October 3. New York Marathon Tune-Up, unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age Central Park, NYC, 25K, 10:30 a.m. West Mountain Masters Games in Datvar. groups with the exception of national masters championships, which may be Drive at W. 67ih. Box 881, FDR Station, Both promise to be llrst-class affairs. limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional NYC 10150. Greenville, South Carolina, on rbe championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to Oct. 3. Penn Mutual/TAC National 11th, and Wichita, on the 18th, host Masters 15K Road Running Champion masters competitions. sihc event. Please send anyadditions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, ships, Washington, D.C., 9 a.m., Hains Van Nuvs CA 91404. The 2nd San Joan Mastm Cham Point, Potomac Park. PVSTC, PO Box pionships are .set for San Juan on ttar 1065, College Park MD 20740. Entry form in August issue. 24th-26th. Meet organizers are going Verdes, CA 90274, (213) 541-5841. all out to make this meet a preview December 26. 7th Hawaii Regional Senior Oct. 16. Pepacton Paleface Marathon, Olympics Christmas Track Meet, Kaiser Margaretville, NY. 36'/i Main St., Delhi, showcase for the World Veterans High, Honolulu, 8 a.m. Stan Thompson, NY 13753. Gan*s next year, 1549 Ipukula St., Honolulu HI 96821. Oct. 16. New Kensington lOK, 9 a.m.. New LONG DISTANCE RUNNING Kensington, PA. (412) 339-13325. Long distance actkm begins to pitA INTERNATIONAL October 17. 11th Annual Eastern Masters up this month. The Penh Mutual/TAC N Sept. 2-5. 2nd Pan American Masters TAC lOK Cross-Country Championships National Masters 5K Road Charrvpaoo- Games, Barquisimeto, Venezuela (220 miles and Sub-Masters (30-39) Non- shifis will be held in Denver on the^ west of Caracas). Professor Leopoldo Championship Race, New York City. Age in conjuiKtion with the T&f meet TRACK & FIELD Melo, I.N.D. Avenida Liberiador con Calle 30 and over. Noon. MSA, 77 Prospect 40, Barquisimeto, Estada Lara, Venezuela. Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. The 15th Worid Vetersms Distance EAST (051) 453-769. Running Championships wdl take October 24. New York Marathon. Box 881. October 2. Northeastern Multievent Cham Seplebmer 24-26. 2nd Annual San Juan NYC 10022. place at the foc« of Mt. Fuji in Japmi pionship, 11 a.m. Downing Stadium, Ran Masters Championships, SanJuan, Puerto. GPO Box 336, San Juan PR 00936. Entry on the 14th and 15th dall's Island, New York City. One day October 31. NYRRC Halloween Run, 7 The 4ih Annual Women's Maaoni decathlon, pentathlon, weight pentathlon, form in July and August issues. p.m. Central Park, New York City. Box 5K Road Race Championships for running pentathlon. $5. SASE to Haig October 2-3. 3rd Japan Masters T&F 881, FDR Station, NYC 10150. Bohigian, 225 Hunter Ave. N. Tarrytown Championships (M40 plus, W35 plus), Nov. 6. Marine Corps. Marathon, women over 35 wi!' be staged in Sao- NY 10591. (914) 631-1547. Tokyo, Japan. 1(XX) entrants - Foreigners Washington DC. Marathon, 8th &1Sts SE, nybrook Park, Toronto on the 25ih. welcome. Masaharu Sugano, c/o Japan Washington DC 20390. Major open races dwing the month SOUTHEAST MastersAthletic Union Office,453-9, Inbe, Nov. 7. JFK 5K, Pittsburgh. (412) include the Virginia lO-miler on the Wakayama City, Japan. 561-0338. Sept. II. Fall Track & Field Invitational. 25th, the Pittsburgh Grem Race on the, October I-IO. 1st U.S./ China Masters December 5. 5th Annual Brian's Run, West Open and Masters. Furman Univ., Green 26ih, the Peacock lOK in Los Angeles ville, South Carolina. Tom Malik, 104 Track and Field Championships. Nanjing. Chester, Pa. lOK. 1 p.m. Larry Brandon, Pinewood Dr., Greer SC 29651. (803) Hangzhou, HongKong. SportsTravel Inter 206 Brooke Drive, West Chester PA 19380. on the 12ih, the PhiVadeliAiia 879-4549. national, PC Box 7823, San Diego, CA (215) 692-5643. 4000 runners. marathon on the 19th, the Nike 92107.(714) 225-9555, Dec. 5. Reindeer Run Vi marathon, Andes, Marathon in Ev^ene, Oregon on the NY 36/2 Main St., Delhi NY 13753. MIDWEST September 23-30, 1983. 5th World Veter 12th, the Cleveland half-marahon on ans Games, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Dec. 5. Maryland Marathon, Baltimore. Sept. 18.Midwest Masters Weight Pen the 12th, and America's Marathon ki July 28 - August 12, 1984. Olympic Games, PO Box 11394, Baltimore MD 21239. tathlon, Wichita, Kansas. Chuck Klehm, 2 Los Angeles. Chicago on the 26th. E. Algonquin Rd., Arlington Hts, IL SOUTHEAST 60005. Road Championships, Raleigh, N.C. Lou POSTAL Sept. 25. Virginia 10-Miler, Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 23. Great Lakes Weight Pentathlon, 3020 Cranehill Dr., Lynchburg VA 24503. Bilodeau, 5404 Cedarwood Dr., Raleigh Woodstock, III. Chuck Klehm, 2 E. Algon Jan. 1 to Sept. 15. Penn Mutual/TAC Na (804) 384-6816. NC 27609. (919) 782-4206(h); (919) quin Rd., Arlington Hts, IL 6(X)05. tional Masters Postal Relay Champion 549-4286(0). Sept. 25. Poppa Jay's 4-miler, DeLand, Dec. II. Joe Steele Marathon, Hunisville, ships. Rudy Enders, lOIOl Colebrook Florida. John Boyle, Box 597, DeLand FL MID-AMERICA Ala. Harold Tinsley, 8811 Edgehill Dr., Ave., Potomac MD 20854. 32720. (904) 736-0420. Huntsville AL 35802. Sept. 4-5. 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(Continued from page 3) Nov. 14. Lasse Viren Finnish Invitational 12 Months To Go MIDWEST 20K, Malibu, Calif. Eino, 32926 Sept. 11. 2nd Annual Chicago Corporate Mulholland Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265. COUNTDOWN TO Classic. Distance races and relays for deter Nov. 28. Penn Mutual/TAC National mining the corporate team of the year. Masters 15K Cross-country Champion PUERTO RICO I ^ Stephanie Messick, Chicago Corporate ships, Balboa Park, San Diego, Calif. Ken Classic, 1423 W. Fullerton, Chicago IL Bernard, PO Box 80512, San Diego CA by WAL SHEPPARD 60614. (312) 348-1724. 92138. (Editor's note: With only a year to go before the Dec. 4. Fiesta Bowl Marathon, Scottsdale, 5th World Veterans Games, Wal Sheppard made Sept. 12. Cleveland Heart-A-Thon Half- Games. There is a 200M tartan warm Marathon, 1689 E. 11th St., Cleveland OH Arizona. Marathon, 3410 E. Van Buren, a trip to San Juan, on behalf of Australian up track just outside. 44106. Phoenix, AZ 85005. Veterans, to check out the facilities. Here is his Sept. 26. America's Marathon, Chicago. December 12. Honolulu Marathon. Box exclusive report to NMN:) I trained on the existing track and Marathon, 676 N. LaSalle St., Chicago IL 27244 Chinatown Station, Honolulu HI found it excellent away from the inside 96827, (808) 734-7200. 60610. My impression is that the organiza lane. It will assist most athletes with its October 3. Twin Cities Marathon and Na NORTHWEST tional side of the operation is soundly bounce. tional Marathon Championship of the September 12. NIKE Marathon, Eugene, based. I was able to get some advance There is a prevailing sea breeze Road Runners Club of America, Min Oregon. ARRA Championship Series (prize copies of the entry booklet, which will which will aid sprinters in the 100 and neapolis to St. Paul. Twin Cities Marathon, money). PO Box 10412, Eugene OR 97440. be mailed shortly. It's a good indica PO Box 24193, Minneapolis MN 55424. En (503) 687-2477. 200. On the days I trained there, it tion that these are ready so early. The try form in July issue. Sept. 18. Prefontaine Memorial Classic wasn't a great problem in the back October 10. Bank One Marathon, Cjfum- lOK, Coos Bay, Oregon. Mike Hodges, Box booklet is printed in four languages — straight. As expected, the humidity was bus, Ohio. PO Box 333, Columbus OH 210, Coos Bay OR. Spanish, English, French and German high and longer distance competitors 43216. October 3. Portland Marathon, Oregon. — a quite progressive step. will need to pace themselves in the ear Oct. 10. Detroit Free Press Marathon. Ed Kurt Hartung, 14250 N.W. Burton Rd., The Convention Bureau has blocked Kozloff, Box 170, Detroit Ml 48231. Portland OR 97229. ly laps of their events if they are unac off accommodations at over 40 October 10. Dayton River Corridor Classic October 16. OTC Masters Cross-Country customed to such conditions. Half-Marathon. Steve Barr, 3700 Far Hills Meet, 10 a.m. Lane Community College, establishments, ranging from the The cross-country road walks and Ave., Kettering OH 45429. Eugene, Oregon. Men's lOK, Women's Caribe Hilton down. Already well over marathon will be a test of stamina, Nov. 6. International Peace Race 25K & 5K. $2. Betty Harry, c/o Rerun, 949 Pearl, 1200 bookings have been made by self-control and patience. I trained lOK, Youngstown, Ohio. Box 1320, Eugene OR 97401. various nations. Youngstown OH 44501. Nov. 28. Seattle Marathon, Club Nor both early morning (7am) and evening The track at the Sixto Escobar December 26. Midwest Masters 30K Road thwest, 320 N.E. 72nd St., Seattle WA (5pm) and found the humidity a pro Championships Veterans Park, Crystal 98115. Stadium is badly worn, but will be blem at both times even at a slow runn Lake, 111. 10 a.m. (Open Run). Wendell completely resurfaced prior to the ing pace. • Miller, 180 N. LaSalle, Chicago IL 60601. CANADA (213) 236-1315. Race day sign up only. $5. Sept. 4. Masters Only age-rated Cross- 5-yr. age-group awards. Country lOK (M40 plus) and Masters Only Women (35 plus) 5K Race. Central Park.i MID-AMERICA Vancouver/Burnaby B.C. Men: Art Porter Sept. 4. Penn Mutual/TAC National (604) 931-6817. Women; Jean Cleator (604) Masters 5K Road Race Championships, 299-3349. Denver. 8 am. 11th & Peoria. Creigh September 25. Canadian Masters Women's Kelley, 2090 E. Eastman Ave., Englewood 5K Road Race, Sunnybrook Park, Toronto. CO 801)10. Entry form in July and August Christine Walker, 34RoddaBlvd. West Hill, issues. Ontario MIE 2Z6, Canada. November 7. Macy's Marathon and IOK November 7. Ontario Masters Cross- Run, Kansas City. Macy's Marathon, 1034 Country Championships (lOK), Toronto. Main St., Kansas City MO 64105. Bob Moore, 519 Sutherland Drive, Toronto Ont. M4G1K9. SOUTHWEST Oct. 30. Tulsa 15K, 2672 E. 26th St., tulsa INTERNATIONAL OK 74114. September 14-15.15th World Veterans Dis Nov. 6. 4 pm. First City/Nike Gulf Athletic tance Running Championships (IGAL). Philadelphia Masters set a new American Dhamiri, Abayomi. (400 in 52.7), Vic Zwolak Assoc. Masters lOK Cross-Country Cham Lake Kawaguchi, Japan (Foot of Mt. Fuji, masters record for the distance medley relay of (1200 in 3:17.1) and Terry Engleman (15O0 in pionship on the tough Houston south Buf 100km north ofTokyo. lOK on 14th; Mara 10:58.8 in NewYorkJuly 11, breaking the one- 4:38.7). falo Bayou course, site of the 1981 na thon on 15th.) Men 40 and over. Women 35 Photo by Pete Taylor tionals. Ed Lang, 14 Sandalwood Rd. month old mark of the Southern California and over. Nippon Turtles Assoc., Central Striders. From left: Sam Huckel (800 in 2:05.3), Houston TX 77024. (713) 781-2810. P.O. Box 1137, Tokyo, Japan. Dec. 4. Whiterock Marathon, Dallas. Sept. 26. Berlin Marathon. Marathon, 6434 E. Mockingbird, Dallas Potomac Wins Triangular Sept. 26. Warsaw Marathon, Poland. TX 75214. won 11 and tied in one. New York won October9. South African Masters Marathon by BOB FINE WEST Champjonships. Port Elizabeth. NEW YORK, July 25. The Potomac three. Philadelphia won one and tied Sept. 12. Golden Gate Race Walkers lOK one. race walking championships. Angell Field. October 16. Athens Marathon. Roadrunner Valley Track Club came up from ): Stanford U, Palo Alto, Calif. All divisions, Tours, 301 West Highway 20, Michigan Ci Washington with a busload of com The temperature was in the nineties including 5-year groups for 30 plus. Harry ty IN 46360. but the newly renovated Randall's October 22. Auckland Marathon, New petitors, carefully planned the events in Siitonen. 106 Sanchez No. 17, San Fran Island track was tops. Zealand. which their people would compete, and cisco CA 94114. (415) 863-0479. Mila Kania, 51, of the New York September 12. 3rd Annual KNBC Peacock October 31. Melbourne Marathon, dominated the team scoring today in Australia.. Masters set two women's age records in lOK Run, Griffith Park, Los Angeles. 60(X) the Masters Triangular T&F Meet with November 1. Dublin Marathon, Ireland. the 1500 meters, 5:09.5 and the 3000 Runners (213) 666-5133. the New York Masters and November 14. Tokyo Women's Interna meters, 11:29.4. The 1500 is a world Sept. 26. Kit Carson lOK, Escondido, Calif. tional Marathon, Japan. Philadelphia Masters. record and the 3000 is an American PO Box 991, Escondido CA 92025. Tough December 5. Fukuoka Marathon, Japan. Of the 16 events, Potomac Valley course. record. Mila previously set the 10,000 October 2. Heritage Day Run, Waterford, meter record at the Eastern Outdoor Calif. 10 K and 2 mi. 8 a.m. Scenic country Dixon Smashes 10,000 Mark Championships. road, flat and fast. SASE to Don Lund- berg, 12607 Lone Oak Rd., Waterford, JULY, 16, EUGENE, Or. — On this 24 and has been an insulin dependent Rudolph Nilsen, 70, of Philadelphia Calif. (209) 874-2229. beautiful summer evening at a local diabetic since age 16, competing in the set an American record in the 15{X3 October 3. Mercury lOK, Los Angeles. Jim Oregon Track Club Meet, Portland open division sprints, won the 100 with a time of 5:22.9. Goulding, 431 W. Olive, Los Angeles CA Track Club's Patricia Dixon and Paul meters with a fine 10.6 see and came The New York Masters fifty year old 90014. Dungan turned in outstanding perfor back thirty minutes later to place se Oct. 17. Heart of San Diego Marathon, 4 X 800 meter relay set an American 3640 Fifth Ave., San Diego, CA 92103. mances. cond in the 200 meters with a time of record with a time of 9:38.2. They also 21.8 sec. Winning this race in 21.6 was set a record for the two mile relay in October 30. Santa Ana Golden City Days Pat Dixon, 63, set a new world'?! lOK Run! Ken Henderson, Santa Ana- 9:41.7. The team was composed of Ar record in the 10,000 meters for women former Oregon star,ex-TrinidadOlym- Tustin YMCA, 205 W. Civic Center Dr., pian, and semi finalist in the 1980 chie Messenger, Ken Jones, Tom Santa Ana, CA 92701. (714) 542-3511. overage sixty with a superb clocking of Moscow Olympics, Chris Braithwaite, Talbott and Herb Kania. Ann October 31. 4th Annual Sportsmen of 44:51.0. The old standard was 47:10, Cirulnick, 47, set an American Record Stanislaus Natural Light Footrace, set by Jaclyn Caselli June 12, 1982. who himself is near 30. Jim Puckett, Modesto, Calif. Jeff Highiet, 229 42, won the masters 100 and 200, in the shot put with a toss of 27'4'/3.., Charlemagne Way, Modesto CA 95350. Paul Dungan, who will be 38 on July clocking an 11.4 in the short dash. Ann competes for New York.

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3 Relay Marks Set In NY U.S. National Masters Road Running from PETE TAYLOR NEW YORK, July 11. Three U.S. masters relay marks were shattered to day in the 4th Annual Masters Sports Championships Association Track & Field Relays in Downing Stadium on Randall's Island. The Philadelphia Masters Track Men and Women Club team of Sam Huckel, Dhamiri Abayomi, Vic Zwolak, and Terry Engleman crushed the existing masters 15KM 15KM distance medley relay record of 11:03.8 (Southern California Striders, May 1982) by recording a time of 10:53.8 on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1982 WASHINGTON, D.C. this hot, humid day. SPONSORED BY PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY The New York Masters smashed the 3200 meter relay mark for men 50-59 TAC SANCTIONED CONDUCTED BY POTOMAC VALLEY S.T.C. with a time of 9:56:25, eclipsing the START/ 9:00 A.M. Tip of Hains Point, E. Potomac Park, Washington, 9-year-old mark of 10:02.6, set by the COURSE: D.C. Flat, 3 loops, road, certified San Diego Track Club in 1973. The North Jersey Masters clocked ENTRY: Membership in Athletics Congress required (available race 3:59.02 to set a new 4 x 400 age medley day) 40 years of age or above. ,A special section will be relay mark (age 40, 50, 40, 60). run for men and women ages 30 to 39. The Philadelphia Masters had AWARDS: Trophy to first man and woman finisher. Medals to first selected this particular meet as the three runners in each 5-year age group category, 40 through event at which they would try to eclipse 75 years. Championship patches to age group winners. Five the Striders record. Responding game TVCATVlFncS person teams 40 and Over and 50 and Over. Team captain must ly to this pressure, 40-year old Huckel submit names and ages of his team. Medals and patches to of West Berlin, N.J. led off with a first place team. Medals to second and third place teams. 2:05.3 800 meters, a fine effort but (Special awards to men and women ages 30 to 34 and 35 to 39 considerably off the record pace and team awards for 30 to 39 and 60 and over.) (1:59.6) of Ralph Lee. Abayomi, a 42-year old sprinter from Camden, FEE: Entry fee $5.00. Entries will be accepted race day from N.J., then turned in a 52.7 400 meters 7:30 to 8:30 A.M. Make checks or money order payable to in his third relay leg of the day (the Potomac Valley Seniors and mail to Masters 15KM, P.O. Box Striders' Bill Knocke had run 51.6). 1065, College Park, MD 20740. Dhamiri passed the baton to Zwolak HOUSING: Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, 2650 Jeff Davis Highway (U.S.I) (43), the 1964 Olympian in the steeple Arlington, VA 22202. Phone (703) 684-7200. Reservations chase and former NCAA and IC4A by September 19. Special fates 4 in room $33.00. Ask for cross-country champion for Villanova. P.V.S.T.C. Race. Lodge is near ramp to National airport at Vic, who really doesn't have much U.S.I and So. 23rd St. speed, somehow managed to blast a 3:17.1 1200 meters, which shot the INFORMATION: John Grolig (301) 949-6485 Hospitality Room - Howard Philadelphia team ahead of the record Johnson Motor Lodge, Saturday October 2 - 3:00 - 9:00 P.M. pace (Striders' Mel Elliot had run at (703) 684-7200. 3:29.7). Engleman (41), from Ephrata, PICNIC/ At race site after race for contestants and their families. Pennsylvania, then ran a 66-second AWARDS: Awards presented at Noon. first lap of his 1600 and it was only a SHIRTS: To first 300 entrants. Indicate size, S,M,L,XL. question of whether Terry would re main upright. Engleman hung on for a RACE PACKET: Pick up day before race at Hospitality Room or very early 4:38.7 time and the record was (7:00 to 8:30 A.M.) race day at race start. Sign up for Philadelphia's. Athletics Congress Membership at that time if not currently With Philadelphia Masters' a member. superstars Herb Lorenz and Jim Burnett not competing today, it is clear tht a time in the 10:30 range is not ENTRY FORM beyond Philadelphia's potential. • In consideration of accepting this entry I hereby waive for myself and my heirs all rights and claims for damages which I may incur against the Potomac Valley Seniors Track Club, the Potomac Valley Athletics Council, the National Park Service, and their agents or representatives, resulting from participa tion in the TAC 15KM Road Race to be held October 3, 1982 at East Potomac Park, Washington, D.C.

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Si gnature Date Gary Oliphant, gives victory salute after upset ting Walt Butler and Paul Edens to win 100- meter dash in 40-44 division at National CONDUCTED BY POTOMAC VALLEY SENIORS TRACK CLUB Masters T&F Championships in Wrchita in SPONSORED BY THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 11.27 to claim "fastest U.S. master" title. Sportsfoto by John Allen page 6 National Masters News September 1982

place in Indonesia. On the other hand, Chinese still equate success with being Taiwan and Thailand are the countries fat or chubby and having a lot of least affected by the running move money," Hatch said, chuckling. ment. "Rouning involves toil and sweat and One of the major obstacles to runn that is associated with the peasant ing in large Asian cities is the traffic class. Only about three-percent of our ( congestion and the lack of sidewalks, Taipei members run or engage in any crosswalks, and parks. kind of aerobic activity, and that's, limited to the treadmill or the sta- "Seoul (Korea) is the worst of all," tioimy bikes. They don't want their Hatch said. "The drivers have no peers or friends to see them." respect at all for pedestrians and they'll "Running involves toil and sweat and run you right off the road." that is associated with the peasant byMIKETYMN Still, running is growing in Korea, class. Only about three-percent of our the scheduled hosts for the 1988 Olym •i Taipei members run or engage in any A• RUNNING IN THE FAR EAST pic Games. More than 5,000 runners participated in the first Seoul kind of aerobic activity, and that's Before moving to Hawaii in 1971, 1 In 1968, while living in Kuala Lum limited to the treadmill or the sta Marathon in March and the Hash ill had lived for several years in various pur, Malaysia, I ran with the Hash tionary bikes. They don't want their House Harrier group there has a large countries of the Far East while handl- House Harriers, a group of mostly ipeers or friends to see them." membership. ' ing insurance claims for a large inter British businessmen who got together national company. Some years before once a week to frolic and party. In Tokyo, the place to run is around Four yeains ago, when Hatch opened that, in the early 60's, I had spent two On my first run with the Harriers, I the emperor's palace. Hatch estimates his fitness center in Jakarta, people years in the Orient courtesy of Uncle found the pace to be a little slow. I that as many as 10,000 runners circle would laugh at someone running in the Sam. I have some vivid recollections of didn't want to look like a show-off, the five-kilometer palace perimeter on ssreets. But that has changed, Hatch running experiences in that part of the but 1 concluded that if I wanted to get any given Sunday, the big day for run said. The national sports council in In world. ; ning there. donesia now sponsors mass public 11 any kind of workout that I would have to take the lead. So I sprinted past the runs. Several thousand people gather "I sprinted past the others on the small others and gradually pulled away on every Sunday to take pan and the trail through the jungle. Next thing I the small trail through the jungle. The number is growing rapidly. knew I was knee-deep in quicksand. As next thing I knew I was knee-deep in Singapore is another country in one of the runners pulled me out, I quicksand. As one of the Hash which running is becoming popular. noticed some smug looks on the others members pulled me out, I noticed some This is due in great parr to the in as they trotted hy. 'Bloody show- ii rather smug looks on the others as. they fluence of Prime Minister Lee Kuan off." trotted by. "Bloody show-off." Yuen, an active sports enthusiast who First, there was the time I unofficial And, there was the time in Manila bans s.n)oking at his cabinet meetings. ly broke the world long jump record. It when I was running down Rojas Blvd. was in 1961 while I was taking part in a It was the rush hour and I didn't realize "Siagapore is a runner's paradise," n- that the large group of people in front Hitch said. "Thereare many beautiful h SEATO operation in northern Thailand during the Laos conflict. 1 of the American Embassy were places to run, although the temperatures there get pretty Vv\g\\." was out for a leisurely run in the "Yankee go-home" demonstrators un jungles. As I cruised down a road bet til I was right in the middle of them. Malaysia lags a little behind ween a swamp and an irrigation ditch, When they began swinging at me with Singapore, but it also has a growing I came upon what appeared to be a their signs, I put on a burst of speed number of runners. The first Kuala large hose running from one side of the that must have carried me over the next Lumpar Marathon wais held this year road to the other. As I was about to lOp yards in at least 8.9 seconds, my se and one is scheduled for Penang, in the stride over the "hose," I realized that cond unofficial world record. northCTB part of the country, this it was a giant snake of some kind. With 1 can't forget the time in Guam when month. my left foot going down about two feet I was running through the jungle and came face to face with a wild boar with CLARK HATCH from the snake, I lifted high and long, "ii Taiwan, running is something to landing about 28 feet on the other side tusks that seemed to be a foot long. We While the Japanese have recognized be ashamted of. 'The Chinese stiii of the snake. The world's first 30 foot both stopped dead in our tracks. He the fitness and health benefits of runn equte snccesswith being fat or chubby broad jump could not be verified, but I siiOrted, and with some hesitation I ing, Hatch points to an interesting •ni hsvmg a lot of money,' Hatch know that I did it. snorted back. I guess that I scared hirn paradox that exists there: The Japanese said." Then, there was the time in Hong off as he turned and headed into the are the heaviest smokers of east Asian Kong when they still had rickshaws. I bushes. people. was so fascinated by those little old So much for my war stories. W. Hatcfr, said that he sees a few runners Chinese men moving along with such MacDonald Miller isn't the only per- "We have a no-smoking rule in our in Hong Kong and Thailand, but runn grace while pulling their fares that I s6n who can tell 'em. two fitness centers there," Hatch said, ing in those countries has not couldn't resist trying it. So I talked my With the exception of the Hash "and our' members respect the rule. develop>ed mtich, probably because of "driver" into trading places with me. group in Malaysia, running was almost The Japanese are very obedient people. the Chmese influence and for lack of You should have seen the looks on the unheard of in most countries of the Far But they don't have the same respect places CO run. people around there as I did the East in those days. But things have for their hearts and lungs. As soon as With the possible exception of "driving." changed. The running boom has they're out the door, they light up and Korea, Hatch said that you don't run During the height of the Vietnam spread to most Asian countries. puff away." shirtless in Asian coumries. In fact, war, I was staying at the Caravelle iGlark Hatch, the 43-year-old The Japanese governiheni has a many Asian runners, in spite of the Hotel in downtown Saigon. The streets founder and principal partner of a monopoly in the tobacco industry and heat, wear full sweat suits. This, Hatch of Saigon were not conducive to runn chain of fitness centers bearing his therefore. Hatch said, there is no at feels, also stems from an association of ing, so I got my workout in by running name, brought me up to date recently. tempt to discourage smoking or to sweat and nakedness with peasantry. up and down the 12 or 13 flights of While his home and headquarters are educate the public about the health The p>ercentage of women runners in stairs in. the hotel. On my first such as in Honolulu, he spends about half of hazards as in this country. Asaan c<»intries is small compared to cent, as I came upon about the ninth his! time visiting his 10 centers In the Philippines, running tias the Unked States, according to Hatch, floor, I heard some commotion and throughout eastern Asia. His observa-' become a very macho activity, accor bu! thek" numbers are increasing, par- bolts on rifles snapping. As .I reached tions include some interesting cultural ding to Hatch. The badgeof masculini ttcBlarly in Japan. that flight, 1 had two gun barrels ancTethnic peculiarities; ty is now a fashionable sweat suit and a "It'll be some time before any of the pointed right at me. The sentries guar According to Hatch, a regular run pair of running shoes, not only for ex Asian countries approach us in the ding the New Zeland embassy on that ner himself, Japan has more runners ercise but for casual wear. areas of fitness and aerobic activity," floor had thought I was attacking the and joggers than any other Asian coun In Taiwan, however, running is Hjach sad. "But most of them are premises. try, but the most rapid growth is taking something to be ashamed of. "The now hea

Chapson Obliterates 800 & 1,500 Records Mountain Conference with a 4:30 mile arm. Although he has adjusted his run and 10 minute two-mile to his credit, ning form to his handicap, one has to by MIKE TYMN "1 had hopes of breaking six exceptional times in those days of wonder how much faster he might be if Honolulu, Hi — July 11 — Harold (minutes) in the 1,500, but the wind limited training. He hung up his track he could make full use of the ann. Chapson made sports and geriatric was pretty tough," Chapson said. shoes before moving to Hawaii in 1929 Following his run at the records, history here today. In the process, he "Besides, 1 hadn't completely to teach industrial arts at a junior high Chapson was surrounded by a group of extended the known limits of human recovered from the 800. You don't school. women known as "Harold's Harem." physical endeavor. recover as fast at 80 as you do at 70. He began running again in 1968 for They draped him with leis and In a meet hosted by the Hawaii But I'm satisfied with my times." fitness purposes, and in 1973 he showered him with congratulatory Masters Track Club, Chapson In the 800, Chapson began with an entered his first age-group race. At 71, kis.ses. celebrated his 80th birthday by break 82 second first quarter, but the strong in his first year of masters track, he Chapson said that he expects to ing two world age-group records. First, wind blowing down the stretch took its became the first runner m history, 70 lower his records to under 2:50 and 6 he raced through 800-meters in 2:53.5, toll. As he made the final turn, the years or older, to officially run a mile minutes before the year is out. breaking the existing world record by wind seemed to pick him up and carry under six minutes. That was a 5:54.0 more than a half-minute. Then, about him into the next lane. effort. He also became the first person "It seenis sort of ridiculous, an old an hour later, he recorded a 6:12.2 for In the 1,500, Chapson hit the quarter to run 400 meters or 440 yards in a time guy like me running races like this," he the 1,500 meter event, also lowering in 95 seconds, the half in 3:25, and under his own age. That was a 67.2 se said, "but. I rationalize it by telling that record by over a half-minute. three-quarters in 5:07, then finished cond clocking in 1974. myself the next one could be the last. The previous records — 3:27.2 in the with a .strong kick. Chapson is the current world record Heck, why not?" 800 and 6:46.8 in the 1,500 — were set In the early 1920's, Chapson ran for holder in the 75-79 age-group at both by Dr. Paul Spangler of California in Colorado A&M and was one of the 800 meters (2:40.0) and 1,500 meters 1979. leading competitors in the Rocky (5:30.1). Both were set when he was 75. Editor's Note: In an all-corners meet A bout with polio when he was five on July 17, Chapson lowered his 1,500 left Chapson with limiied use of his left meters record to 5:54.9. EASTERN REGIONALS SUCCESSFUL

ROCHESTER, N.Y., June 26. The second Masters' meet we've co- 14th Annual Eastern Regional sponsored. The first was in Tampa, Senior/Masters track and field meet, Florida. We believe in recreation. We held in Rochester, NY at Fauver also believe in the entire Stadium, was declared a huge success Senior/Masters' concept for all sports due to help from it's sponsors: Like and it makes good business sense to Cola; Seven-Up; Diet Seven-Up; Nike; become involved." • and Penn Mutual. Dick Withrow, president of the Greater Rochester Track Club, thank ed the parent Seven-Up company of St. Louis and the Seven-Up Bottling Com pany of Rochester. "They took our meet from a tight budget to a place where all competitors who place first, second or third, could receive prizes." Representing Seven-Up were 1956 Olympic 400-meter-hurdle bronze What will you do on your 80th birthday? Harold anyone else his age in history. Here he crosses medalist Joshua Culbreath, and War Chapson celebrates his by running two races — the 1500 line in 6:12.2. ren G. Jackson, former nationally 800 nneters and 1500 meters — faster than photo by Mike Tymn ranked high jumper (1948-52) and minority affairs consultant to Seven- Burnett crossed in 3:36.4. Fellow 541-Vie (Continued from page 1) Up. athletes and friends poured onto the given the baton to Chamiri Abayomi, Culbreath won the 45-49 400 meter track to surround the exhausted run who burst past Edens in the final yards ners in the most heart-rending scene hurdles in 62.5 and finished second to Judy Kewley, 37, Christa Romppanen, 43, and Margaret Miller, 56, members of the Clalifornia of the second leg. this reporter has ever witnessed Haig Bohigian of Tarrytown, NY in the 1(X), 200 and 400 meter dashes. Condors, won the open 29-and-under team title Lewis Smith had regained the lead in masters track. Cohen had run In the SPA/TAG 15K Championships July 3 in Jackson placed second in the high for Southern California in the first few 1:57.87, both the Southern California Santa Barbara. Each notched a PR: Kewley jump and third in the discus. yards of the third leg but Bob Stan Striders and the Philadelphia Masters (59:06), Romppanen (60:06) and Miller (60:36 Jackson responded' to Withrow's — a new world 55-59 record.) ford, running as if his life depended on had destroyed the record, and no one statement by saying. "This marks the Photo by Demetrio it, somehow managed to pass Smith present could not have been moved by and give Burnett a slight lead. Burnett, these gallant competitor^ who ignored the incomparable stylist who is the the aches and fatigue induced by earlier AGE GROUP TIME STANDARDS master's record-holder for 400 meters races to unleash this brilliant finale. (49.36 records), then set off on the There were many other exceptional Booklet includes Men's and Women's Time Standards for- • Each year of age 9-1.8 and 33-65 •Open class • unenviable task of holding off Cohen, performances at Philadelphia Franklin • the record-holder for 800 (1:54.9). Field this weekend. •Sprints to Marathon •Meters and yards/miles Through the first 650 meters, every A total of two world and five CONVERT YOUR TIME RUN TO PERFORMANCE LEVEL (X) time Cohen ranged up along the out American age-division marks were FIND WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE IMPROVING.WITH AGE side to challenge, Burnett simply let established as 541 athletes from 20 page booklet lists 1982 Time Standards, including out another notch. Finally, deep into throughout the nation participated in • the race's final turn, Cohen burst past the track & field competition. explanation &• uses of the Performance Measuring System, Burnett and took a clear lead. Coming • Jack Stevens, the 65-year-old To order 1982 Time Standards booklet send $2.50 to down the final straightaway the gallant competitor from Victoria, Australia, I Dr. Track, 5130 Nebraska Ave NW Burnett tried to come back with a surge ran 2:20.5 in the 8(X) meters to smash Washington, DC 20008 along the rail, but the equally his own world M65-69 800-meter •. courageous Cohen held him off. record of 2:22.9. Name Cohen crossed the line at 3 minutes, • Kay" Atkinson of San Francisco Address_ 36.1 seconds, destroying the .standard demolished the ^omen's world 65-69 of 3:42.0 set by Corona Del Mar 800-meter mark by 18 seconds in City State Zip (Dennis, Segal, Knox, Miller) in 1978. (Continued on p^e 11) page 8 Natiortal Masfers News 'Sep'iembef^ 1982' On Approaching Every Problem ^ With on Open mouth lY) by W. MacOONALD MILLER SI • •••• ^ Ji-'i Olympic medalists Josh Culbreath, left, and Bob Richards meet at 1982 National Masters T&F Championships in Wichita. Culbreath took 2nd in M45 400H (61.54), while Richards won M55 WARM WEATHER RUNNING pole vault (ll'O") and took seconds in the shot and discus. Sportsfoto by John Allen The timing is perfect. Thpre couldn't convinced Goyishe Kopf meant Good- be a better year. If we don't do it so Buddy in Polish. Never mind, how is some big deal, how does dodging Now don't get me wrong, some of f(1 -' meone else will. Oh, how I remember could we have a first class Marathon in sniper fire at the 20 mile mark grab my best friends are Arabs. It's just that this foolish rhetoric as a few of us the Mideast without Jews? The AMJA you?" "Gee, I don't know, Marathon, we've all got to rise above politics on would-be shapers sat around talking would never go for it. Now that I think I'd have to have plenty of assurance this one. I think we should take A1 about staging a marathon in Chicago. of it, we'll have the AMJA members from Hinckley and Schmidt that we'd Sheahen's advice when he said, "I h ' man the first aid station. They can have all the water the runners need don't belong to any organized political To look back after five years is to stand out there in those dumb-ass ed and that we had plenty of Juicy party — I'm a Democrat." survey enough carnage to make Sam shirts of theirs and show the world how Fruit gum to chew all our troubles Now here's where it really gets cute. Peckinpaugh smile with envy. We much they really care about their away if problems arose. See ya. Doc, I My Mideast geography is a little skaky totally divided the running community, fellow man, without having to worry if just got a brilliant idea, we'll ask the but in broad strokes: the race dead probably kindled the demise of the they have insurance or not. Back to the local Nazi Party if they can spare a few heads for the Jordan Rock Flats. Once then-mayor of Chicago, completely phone. I'd better call Fred LeBlow. lads from the Skokie detail to handle the PLO gang gets there (we'll keep convinced the new media that, as Who better equipped to put the whole security. It'll do those young boys the course open for six hours) we load organizers, we all stood to cash in on a thing in perspective than a Russian rag good to stand out there at attention for them up with Yogurt, Perrier, Trident gigantic payday, and, in general, an picker who runs around Manhattan in six or seven hours. Perfect for self- gum and we give them each a nice T tagonized, embittered and offended a Volvo bicycle cap. "Fred Baby, it's discipline. We'll have this baby start shirt (S,M.L,XL) with the message, just about everyone, not only in 120 in the shade over there, perfect (dual starting lines) right where the ac "Welcome To Your New Home" Chicago but all over the country. I still time for the Arab-Israeli Marathon, tion is — West Beirut! We'll honor the across the front. We then slam the gate maintain we couldn't have done it Can you dig it?" PLO's request to man the medical tent and fool around for about three days without the help ofour sponsor's inter "I'm in! It's beautiful, a great idea! at the finish. It's always good to find a trying to figure out the race results. 'it- nationally known public relations firm, You must be Jewish Miller, it's the first place in the race for your good 'ol ter Heh man, corporate scoring is a but maybe that's just my problem. intelligent thing you've done since you rorists. This race has got to make a bitch, and fuTthetmore a\V those Isn't it rather apparent what's next? dumped that Irish buddy of yours, statement loud and clear about runn over there look alike. Just when people Doesn't it almost leap out and grab Flaherty." Anyway," Here's what we ing. Sure there are going to be dif start to get a little restless we enlist you? I mean, how obvious does do; We go big, really big. We bring in ferences of opinion and maybe even a their help in building a nice big nuclear something have to be for people to get the Rudin Family. We bring in few harsh words, we've still got to power plant. They all live around ti behind an event so worthwhile? It Manufacturers Hanover. We bring |n somehow reach the Arab world with plant so no one has any worries about clicked in my mind the day 1heard they Perrier and we blow off a point or two our message. Instead of just sitting mosquitoes, no one has to mow their

Mi suspended fighting in the Iran-Iraqi to McCormick and the Cleveland around counting money, whipping lawn, no one has to buy a Weber. You war because the temperature in the crowd. I'm not that impressed with themselves with chains, beatirig a dead just toss a roast out on the Patio and let it cook up nice and brown by itself. 11 • desert had reached 120 degrees. I im them but they must.be good — look at horse, or eating their dates, they have .M •• mediately put out a call to the people the dough they're making on runners. to be somebody — take a run, a real I'll tell you this I wish I'd had an op who could make it happen. My heart Forget about JUF, they want too muclh long run and then do us all an even big portunity like that when I was living in pounded. I could see the headlines in • off the top. Bottom line the whole ger favor — get lost. Bakersfield. • the Wall Street Journal, ."Mideast thing. Dummy, and get back to me Marathon solves the problem." The pronto, we can't miss!" AHTLETES WHO ENTER A NEW DIVISION THIS MONTH SEP 1982

article, of course, goes on to credit 1 suppose there will be trouble ATHLETE (RESIDENCE! BIRTHDATE AGE GROUP Marathon Miller, among others, as the makers who will claim that when the CATHERINE COLEtlAN(AUS) 9-26-42 40-44 HARLIESE HOFFMAN(WC) 9-16-42 40-44 architect of a lasting Mideast peace. temperature hits 120 it is too warm to ROSUITHA KOTZBAUER(MC) 9-10-32 50-54 Man, I always knew this damned runn run a marathon. I'd better contact Dr. HELCI PARTStURS) " 9-15-37 45-49 HAZEL RIDER(GB) 9- 2-32 50-54 ing would lead to something good for Noel Necktie, famous Filipino doctor DANA ZATDPKCVA(CZE) 9-19-22 60-64 PAT BESSEL(GRAND ISLAMD.Nt) ^ 9-19-37 45-49 someone besides the podiatrists and in charge of World health. "Noel, how JOAN FLYNN (HONOLULU.HI) 9-13-27 55-59 Perrier. Calm down. Pal, work out the about a Mideast Marathon?" Isn't it DORIS HERITACE(SCATTL£,WA] 9-17-42 40-44 JUDY I(CCNBERRY(CRESTL1NE.CA) " "9- 3-42 40-44 " details before you accept all the credit. rather warm over there at this time of GRACE SCHWEITZER(SANTA BARBARA,CA) 9-17-17 65-69 Get back on the phone and call the year?" Sure, kid, it's 120 in the shade DIANA SHITH(CLAREM0NT,CA1 9-21-22 60 -64 bCROTHY STDCRtLA MCSA.CAl " 9-12-32 " 50-54 people who can and will make it go. but everybody agrees it will still fly as a CONNIE VOIGT(US) 9-17-37 45-49 First call Will Clondike. Good 'ol Will, peaceful settlement to this so-called BEN AN1XTER(SAN CARLOS.CA) 9-20-37 45-49 JAHES bCLE(LCNG BEACH.CALIF) 9- 6-07 75-79 the Boston Marathon, and all that. difference of opinion- that has been KELSEY CROUN(ANDOVER.NJ) 9- 5-27 55-59 Forget about Rosie Ruiz and Marshall dragging on now for what is it, well E. N. CARTER(US) 9- 4-02 BC ♦ EARL TFCSTER(LYNCH8URC.Viy " 9- 9-22 60-64 what's his name. Will will know what over a year. Think of the team com BASCILIC FUENTES SRIKAUAX.Hl) 9-23-02 eo ♦ to say. What's that, "The trouble with petition possibilities Necktie, Arab BILL GCOKIN(SAN OlECO,CALIF! 9-22-32 50-54 F0RTUT;E CCKDIENtSAN BERNARDINO.CALJ 9- 9-22 ~ 60-64 marathoniri'g is there's too many Jews against Jew, Russian against Pole, NEMLIL HEWSON(HASH..DC! 9- 5-22 60-64 MILFRIED IRHENIUG! 9-10-32 50-54 involved." Good line. Will! Perfect! British against Argentinian, Los CHARLES JCHANNESMEYERtSANFORO.NCl 9-20-17 65-69 Not exactly what we had in mind for Angeles against San Francisco, all of JOHN A. KCLLEY(UATERTOUN.MASS) 9- 6-07 75-79 PETER HIRKES(UC) 9-28-27 55-59 this one but a hellava thought just the us against Higdon. Think of the LAWRENCE O'NEILlkALiSPELL.Mt! 9-21-07 75-79 same. I'm almost ppsitive we'll want to epdless possibilities for race strategy; ALEX RENK(UG) 9- 1-02 80 ♦ TOH RLtLRTS(ATLANTA.CA) 9-14-02 BO ♦ use it later. I'll be honest with you, I'm withholding water from the Irish at the JAY SILVESTER(US! 9-27-37 ' 45-49 "• a little down on Jews myself at the mo ten mile mark, a mine field at the half WALTER STACK(SAN FRANCISCO) 9-20-07 75-79 s / JAN VERLOOPtHOL! 9-10-17 65-69 ment. It wasn't always so, I might add. way mark. Runners World may have CAVE WAC0(CRANA0A HIlLS.CALIF! 9-10-32 50-54 For over five years. Bob Fine had me ROBERT WILLIAMSIHONTCREY PARK.CA! 9-19-27 55-59 convinced millions that hitting the wall WILBUR LTLL:AHS(L0S ANGELES,CALIF! 9- -32 50-54 September 1982 "National Masters News page 9 FAST TIMES IN BIG D % MESQUITE, Texas, July 24. The 23.70 in the 200, only 0.1 off Jack 2nd Annual Texas Masters Track & Greenwood's world best. Field Championships were held today Greenwood, now 56, coasted to wins at Hanby Stadium in this Dallas m the 200 (25.33), 110 hurdles (15.6) suburb. and 300 hurdles (46.02). 1952 Olympic 200-meter silver- medalist Thane Baker, 50, tied the J.B. Haggerty captured the 200 world record for men 50-54 in the 100 (21.83) and 400 (49.25) in the M30 divi m 1 meter dash with a time of 11:39. The sion. Jack Dunn copped the 100 official world mark is 11.4, set by (11.25) and 200 (23.14) in M35. John Alphonse Juillapd of Stanford, Cal. in Hartfield cleared 6'6'/4 in the M35 high 1973. If not wind-aided, th^ mark will jump. John Brasei! impressed with be submitted for official ratification to twin hurdle wins in the 100 (14.41) and National Masters T&F Records Chair 300 (40.70). Russ Bonham logged man Pete Mundle. Baker also notched 2:15.80 and 4:54.20 in theMSG 800 and an impressive 55.66 in the 400 and 1500. MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WICHITA, KANSAS by JERRY ALAN DONLEV, ^.vhen he was 49. Secretary, National Masters Based on the infontmior! submitted, Track & Field Committee the following action was taken; On August 6, 1982, the-Executive 1. Philip R. Mulkey be barred from: Committee of Masters Track & Field competition in National and Regional; Committee met at Wichita, Kansas to Masters Track & Field events throi^ consider matters relating to verifica December 31, 1983; tion of Philiia R. Mulkey's age. 2. The meet directors of other Those present at the meeting were: anctioned events involvkig Masiast Jim Weed, Bruce Springbett, JoAnn athletes be direaed to not permit' Grissom and Roin Salvio. Both Irene Philip R. Mulkey to comp«e in those Obera and Jerrys Donley were advised meets during the period of the suspen as to the problems; her and his sion; :responses were considered by the com J. That all records established fey mittee. Philip R. Mulkey when OHBpeting in The committee reviewed the letter an improper age group be voided and from the Milwaukee Seminal stricken from the record book; ~-nfTi-i,;- .j newspaper to Mr. Mulkey and his 4. That aS! medals won by Piulip R. liSt V ?3cfi i/L; ' »>• / t • ' response to that letter, and Mr. Weed's . : i • -!• . — .. •-tc- Mulkey during the time he competed in request for information. Mr. Mulkey the improper age group be returned im reviewed the problem with Mr. Weed mediately to the meet dkeaor of the personally, and had the opportunity to respective meets; appear before the Executive Commit 5. That Philip R. Mulkey be jn-ovid- tee to present any additional informa ed with a copy of this decision and that tion he felt would aid in evaluation, this decision be printed in the next hfe- but he declined to do so. Joseph DiPaula, age 46, of Blackjack, Missouri, grimaces, not in pain but pleasure, at a tiona! Masters News, so that ini«-est«i welcomedspray during the MissiouriRiver Run8K, held July 18 in St. Louis, Missouri. The race Mr. Weed advised the committee people will be made fully aware of the was run in temperature and humidity in the 80s, despite.its 7 a.m. starting time. Gerald Koch, that in June, 1982, he finally received a aakm of the Executive Committee age48,of Clarksville, Tennessee,,won theMaster's Division title in 28:41. David Barry finished certified copy of Mr. Mulkey's birth second in 29:11, followedby RaySchlotterback in 29:36. Photo byR.Weaver, 1982 and certificate from Missouri, which show 6. That a copy of this decision afee ed his birthdate as being January 7, be sent to: 4 World, 5 U.S. Age-Bests 1933, which was one year later than The Milwaukee Sentina! 800 meter run and 7:31.83 in the 1500. represented by Mr. Mulkey to the meet (Continued from page 1) 333 West State Street director of the Wisconsin meet on Hershberger hosted a Saturday Her times broke her own world records Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53403 of 3:38.7 and 7:34.0. January 9, 1982, and as represented at afternoon/evening get-together at his Attention; Mr. Shively and Wichita home, with swimming, drinks, • Ohio's Don Hummel, who soared other meets since he became involved chips and the annual masters T&F 9'8'/2" to boost the world 70-74 pole in the Masters Track & Field activities. Mr. Bruce A. Craig meeting attracting over 200 party- vault standard six inches. California's The committee unanimously deter- Meet Director, Masters Meet goers. Bob McConnaghy set the old mark of rpined that Philip R. Mulkey improper- 238 .Alden Drive Meet organizer Bob Lida, Bonnie 9'2" in 1978. 'y competed in the 50-54 age group Madison, Wisconsin 53705 Lida and director Herm Wilson were • Bud Deacon of Honolulu, who assited by a multitude of able improved on his own 70-74 400-meter Bigelovr, Dietderich Set Marks volunteers who kept the meet moving hurdle mark of 83.9 with an impressive by BRUCE SPRINGBETT 5000 in 17:58.9. Shirley Dietderich smoothly. Since the track was gve , 83.09. Meet Director blasted a 35.00 2(X) meters on the fast miles from the motel area, a shuttle bus New American marks were set by: LOS GATOS, Calif., July 24. On a surface for a new American record for was employed to transport athletes • Susan Redfield of Massachusetts, perfect Los Gatos day, enthusiastic the 55-59 age group. who didn't rent a car. Long waits were whose 2:26.86 in the 800 meter run competitors ran, jumped, threw and Outstanding men's performances reported, however, as the bus only ap lowered Mary Czarapata's women's enjoyed the 80-t- degree weather in the were led by Bob Backus' 55'V/i" 35# peared once each hour. 45-49 mark of 2:27.8. West Valley Masters T&F Meet. weight throw. A pair of fine doubles News coverage of the meet was pro • John Hartfield of Michigan, who Despite the conflicting scheduling of were turned in by Dave Romain and vided by the Wichita Eagle-Beacon and leaped 6'9" to break John Dobroth's the National Corporate Cup finals at Gil LaTorre. Both men recently by TV Channel 10. 35-39 high jump mark of 6'8'4" Stanford University, which drained entered new age groups and appear The four new world 5-year age bests • Shirley Smith of Florida, who away a goodly number of participants, very strong contenders for national were set by: leaped 4'3^'-in the women's 45-49 high 180 athletes showed up to do their titles. Romain turned in a 1:58.7 800' jump to better Sheila Newton's • Polly Clarke of Loveland, Col thing. and edged Bill Knocke in the 400 with a orado, who set two world marks for 3-week-old standard by one inch. Vicki Bigelow set a new world and 50.9 clocking in the 40-44 age group. (Contlnued'on page 15) women aged 70-74 — 3:29.97 in the American mark in the 45-49 age group LaTorre recorded an 11.4 100m and an eased up 200 in 24.0 in the 45-49 sec- Jon . page 10 National Masters News September 1982

doesn't worry about career ad an inspiration. In turn, I find vancement anymore. He others who seem pleased that I retired from his professorship try helping them and maybe at N.C. State, and has recently they will keep trying. I feel turned 70. Bob has never met, that there exists a positive rein r or even heard of Wes Press. forcement when someone says Ditto, Wes re Bob. However, I or thinks, "If that old codger think that each would like the can do it, so can I!" other, and Bob's spritely de "An example of this occur meanor and infectious en red in Sweden when 1 won the Philosophef thusiasm would alleviate much 60-)- 3000 M Steeplechase at of anybody's apprehension age 65. After breaking the about aging. tape, I was the recipient of a Last year Bob sent me a bear hug from a man with by PHIL CONLEY grand letter, in which he whom 1 was unfamiliar. It was A MOST COMMON MALADY solute performance, and in discussed the personal reflec Gaston Roelants! I'd have fact, almost a denial that he or tions of his masters running thought he would have dis she would necessarily have to and track and field activities. I dained even watching "those At 6'1" and a well-muscled of health, physical mobility, accept such an insult to mind have worked with him from old guys." Perhaps he revelled 176 pounds, Wes Press has the and vigor, which may really be and body. I truly believe that time to time on his javelin for in thinking that rather than upper body of a weightlifter i I derivitives of the first two those who have not begun to its role in the pentathlon, from quit, he would some day L ^ and the legs of a top notch classes. experience the aging process, which Bob has garnered a few smash our records. runner. He does well at both do not want to think about it, golds over the years. "At the other end of the activities. Wes has a graduate The middle and late 20th century culture in the USA has and thus have not developed a I hope that by quoting Bob scale are the kids who help at degree from Stanford Univer our meets. They are challeng not revered the older aging frame of reference regarding directly, the intensity of his sity, and at age 26, has recent how to cope with it, or accept ed in their stereotyped think ly gotten married. Perhaps, person. There are numerous feelings about this "Fear of it. 1 felt the same way myself ing that growing old is not most importantly for all of societies throughout history in Aging" subject can be at that age, and hitting the really so terrifying, when old us older folk, he knows how to which age did evoke universal transmitted in its full flavor; "age/performance wall" at guys can keep going and interface with computersf feelings of respect from the this from a man who has been civilization. The word ''about 34 was a painful ex there and has come through it hopefully growing. Unfor perience. tunately, I grew up thinking •1 1 . It sounds as though Wes has "Seniority" took on real with mind and body still in a great life ahead of him, and meaning. The word Wes was a well - regarded all tact. (OK, OK, admittedly that track and field activities were for people under 30. 1)^ may well view the world as his "venerable" had a real - around athlete in a New Mex they weren't all that great proverbial oyster. He may, but positive significance. ico high school. Although when he was younger either!) Now, with the growth of the track was a minor sport there, masters movement, we know [ft:i I am sorry to tell you that Wes WJ. Our society tends to Bob says, "You may be U suffers from a serious malady his bests of 4:40 in the mile better! And in fact, we have separate the young and the reluctant to include any per >'i [• — one that may well make his and 10:10 in the two mile in reinforced that knowledge old. Instead of having grand sonal reference in your col later years unbearable, or at dicated his potential. He when we look up and see the ft-' i parents living with a son or a umn, but I believe beyond least difficult at best. began running serious/y at likes of Spangler, Anderson, daughter and his or her Stanford while recovering PR's, golds, and even Meyers, Lewis, McLean, etc. 1 also suffer from this same children, those who can afford from an Achilles injury, after American or World Records, \ "Mutual respect and rein malady, as well as many of it place the aging in total care stagnating in a cast for 3 mon personally enjoy and revel in forcement abound in athletics, you readers, and probably facilities, or the retirees ths, and limping around for the recognition from and con and one's own dedication, li- even more of those folks who themselves retreat to "active another 3 months thereafter. tact with my fellow athletes. preparation, and performance i^- do not exercise or run at all. leisure developments." This Wes has recorded a PR of That you, or an A1 Oerter, are evident to the viewer — at •it This serious malady is The separation certainly does not 32:40 for lOkm, and recently would take the time to coach, any age." Fear of Aging! foster any appreciation or managed his first marathon in advise, and cajole me (las been ©Copyright 1982Phil Coniey understanding of the problems 2:33. These marks place him We as consumers are bom of the middle or later years by near the leaders in Northern barded by various ads the young. California running circles. throughout our days wherein Wes Press is not unique in It is easy to witness his each possible calamity of ag his apprehension about aging, dedication. Wes constantly ing is dolefully announced to but I'm not even sure that he is disciplines himself with exer us, and the appropriate aware of the extent to which cises and weight training, remedy named and recom he or society is affected. I while pushing the pace in a mended by well-known media sought him out, when 1 began training program which em figures. this series in 1981, in order to braces hard quality workouts Pete Rose tells us that his establish a prospective about all year around. Physical hairdye keeps him from being aging and declining absolute fitness and maintaining a good the butt of jokes in the performance, from the view physique are more like a baseball locker room. Terry point of a younger athlete. religion than a hobby to Wes. Bradshaw regales us with tales Wes is the prototype of the He says, "Fitness is key for me about, how his brand of hair physically - fit commited — to fee! it and to show it!" piece makes him look and feel athlete in his 20's. Wes enjoys the companion years younger. Arthur God 1 was hoping that he would ship of the Ancients at the frey glorifies his insurance wax eloquently about his com noontime workouts. He feels company which can supple mitment to participatory his "P.extime" schedule at ment the modest and inade athletics, which he did, and work, with a longer lunch quate Medicare coverage for how he eagerly anticipated the hour, provides a sociable in all the senior citizens. onset of age 30 with the sub- terlude in the middle of his Everyone talks about Social masters events, which of demanding day of engineer i. Security being bankrupt. course, he did not. ing, although he agreed that a The various classes of ap In talking to Wes, and "more APPARENT in- peal seem to focus on sex and almost ewyone else from col dustriousness (while others are Sandra Knott (230), Cleveland, defeats Judy fox Eddy (220), Durham, N.C. and at work) might help my career glamour (and really fear of lege age through age 30, I Barbara Pike (254), Concord, Mass, to win women's 40-44 national 8(X>-meter lonliness?) Financial in found no willingness at all to advancement." championship in 2:23.98 in one of meet's most thrilling races in Wichita'swarm dependence (or the lack project how each df them Now, Bob Boal, the Fine night air August6. thereof?), and a combination would feel about declining ab North Carolina runnec. Sportsfoto by John A»en September 1982 National Masters News page 11

ATHLETES TO TAKE OVER SENIOR OLYMPICS The Senior Olympics Track & Field porate sponsors to the event. '^We meet held each summer in Los Angeles want to make it the biggest and best has declined in popularity in recent masters track meet over held," he said. years. Warren Blaney, President of the "We want to provide a Ist-class meet Senior Olympics, has therefore ap for the thousands of U.S. and overseas pointed masters M55 sprinter Bob competitors who will be on their way to Watanabe as the Chairman of the Houston and to Puerto Rico the Track & Field portion of the Senior following week for the 5th World Olympics for 1983. Watanabe, in turn, Veterans Games." has appointed Art Goto and nationa;i Blaney said Watanabe has complete M45 lOO-meter champ Dave Segal to charge of the 1983 meet, with "the be the meet directors. authority to choose the site, staff and "We plan to hold the meet at UCLA arrange for financing the meet." on Sept. 10-11, 1983," Watanabe said. Blaney will continue in the capacity "That's one week before the national of the President of Senior Olympics T&F masters championships in which encompasses the entire program Houston." of swimming, gymnastics, baseball, Segal said he hopes to attract cor tennis, basketball, etc.

541.Vie (Continued from page 7) • Jim Sutton of Reading, Pa. logged 3:12.2. West Germany's Annchen wins in the M50 800 (2:09.0) and 1500 Reile held the old mark of 3:30.0. (4:24.6, only six seconds off Bill Fit • Florida's Jack Rice finally broke zgerald's U.S. mark.) • Linda Thurston of Somerville, N.J., the U.S. M60 800-meter mark he's who only began running a few years ago, been after for months with a fast won the W40 1500 (5:21.0) and 5000 Payton Jordan, 65, blazed to two world records for men age 65-69 in Los Gatos June 12, run- 2:19.0. Ray Gordon held the old mark (18:41.7). nlng 100 meters In 12.6 and 200 meters In 26.1. Photo by George Cohen of 2:19.9. • Hampton, Virginia's Lew Faxon turn • Ex-jockey Ed Benham of Ocean ed in a memorable performance in the M40 steeplechase. He avenged his 4-second City, Maryland lowered the 5(XX) meter defeat (9:53 to 9:57) by Kirk Randall in the Virginia American mark for men 75-79 with a National Championships in Wichita last time of 21:35.8, 17 seconds under Lou week, with a stunning 9:38.9 —a one-week, Championships Staged Gregory's 1978 standard. 18-second improvement. Randall also im • Chris McKenzie of Great Neck, proved, but by only 10seconds, in 9:43.5. from KAREN BEAVER • Alex Ratelle of Edina, Minnesota, a New York clocked 2:40.0 in the 800 to -2:30 marathoner at age 57, eased to a CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia, erase Ruth Anderson's 3-year-old U.S. 16:34.0 5000-meter win, only six.seconds July 24. A good contingent of over- W50-54. mark of 2:45.4. off Jim O'Neil's U.S. M55 standard. Among the many other outstanding • Ironman Rudy Enders of Potomac, age-30 track and field athletes showed performances: Maryland, improved upon most of his up for the Virginia Association Wichita performances to dominate his M50 Athletics Congress State Masters Track • Phil Raschker, the 5'4", 107-pound events: llOHH (18.0), 4001H (61.70), 400 dynamo from Rocky Mount, N.C., & Field CTiampionships today at the (54.7), long jump (19'1"). destroyed the existing American W35-39 University of Virginia's Lannigan • Pennsylvania's Claude Hills won the 4(X)-meter standard of 60.6 seconds by M70 hurdles, pole vault and long jump. Field. unleashing a scorching 56.99. (Phil has a • Georgia's Garcin Kelly sizzled to 14.9 Jeff Hughes copped the 1(X) (ll.l; 58.8 pending from earlier this year). She and 55.88 hurdle wins in M35. and 200 (23.1) in the M30 division. also ran a 25.85 200, a 12.44 1(X), a 15.4 • The legendary Olympian Boo Mor- (non-winning) 110-hurdles, a 65.80 400 Lew Faxon captured the 800 (2:05.5), com, competing, once again, on his home hurdles, long-jumped 5.24 meters 1500 (4:34.9), 5000(16:25.0) and lOOOO field, vaulted 11' and long jumped 17'5 in (17'214"). triple-jumped 9.30 meters, high- the M60 division. (33:08.1) for an outstanding one-day's jumped 1.34 meters, and pole vaulted 2.28 • Margaret Lopez, Dorothy Kelley, effort. meters. Wilfredo Rios, Dawson Pratt, Archie Kathy Thomas and Pat Hawk each • Cohen and Burnett each took two Messenger, Nate Robinson, Carmen garnered 3 golds in the submasters events in the competitive M40-44 division. Brown, Bob Mimmj George Braceland and George ran 4:05.8 and 1:57.7 to take the many many others gave outstanding perfor women's competition. Mike Valle won 1500 and 800. Jim ran 50.9 and 23.07 in the mances in what was truly a great track meet 6 events in the 40-49 group. • 400 and 200. held under perfect weather conditions in • Arling Pitcher, the 80-year-old historic Philadelphia. • Hoosier, showed his versatility by winning the 100, 200, long jump, triple jump, high REPORT FROM 'i jump, pole vault and discus. • Susan Redfield, the popular 46-year- BRITAIN #• old from Marblehead, Massachusetts, ran by ALISTAIR AITKEN Jim Upham of Manhattan, Kansas wins national 68.00 in the 400, 2:28.0 in the 800, 5:13.0 in In the British Veteran Champion age 60-64 400-meter championship in fast the 1500, long-jumped 3.90 meters (12'9 ships at Cudworth Barnsley in the 61.30lnWichita Aug. 7. Sportsfoto by John Allen V4"), and anchored the Liberty W30-39 North of England July 3-4, strong 4x400 relay team (4:54.1). Ron Taylor, 41, won the 45-49 100 • Ozzie Dawkins of Hollywood won the winds made world records impossible, LOOKING FOR M50 100 (12.64) and 200 (25.65). but many U.K. records went. (11.5) and 200 (23.7). He has never shoM for «n th# fItW running tpiket. • California's Jeanne Carter captured Simeon Burt Busby, 70, ran 32.01 been outsprinted in 9 years of Veteran throwing (mpiomonli, three golds in the W40 100 (14.09), 200 for 200, 14.6 for 100 and 72.6 for 400. competition. hammer glove*, (29.2) and 400 (67.05). vaulting equipment* A miler when he was young. Busby Gloria Jackson (nee Goldsborough), starting t>loct(s. • McKenzie, in addition to her record laniflng pita. turned to sprinting at 38. Ex-walker 48, an international star of the 50's, M W50 800, won the 100 (16.3), 200 (32.2), orsomeotherhanJ-to-get pieceofequipment fortrack 4 haW 400 (72.91) and 1500 (5:27.4). " Sid McSweeney, 70, who had by-pass won the W45 100 in 14.3 and 200 in We have it GILL. TlTAN. CANTABRfAN. POflTAPlT. CHRONOMIX. CRONUS, and all m«»0' shoe bn«S, • Jeff Hughes pocketed the M30 100 heart surgery 3 years ago, and had set a 30.0. (11.49), 200 (23.26), long jump (2r9") and 70-74-LLK. long Jump record of 4.15 U.K. marks were set in the 5000 walk Nike throwing, jumping and weight lifting shoes Nike track ^ikes triple jump (43'11"). meters the previous week, won the by Jim Stanner, M55, in 24:46.0 Lillian • New Jersey's Jim Waters blazed to a 70+ pentathlon with 2880 points. Miller, 36, won the 3000 in 14:44.9. TRACK & FIELD 3:55.3 15(X), and added a 1:57.1 in M30. SPECIALTY ITEMS, INC. • Chicago's Ernie Billups almost broke Mrs. Janette Roscoe, 36, won the Jim Dixon, M50, took the 110 hurdles 38 PtAIN ROAD. WAVtANO. MA0177», his own M45 1500 record of 4:07.15 with a 100 and 200 (25.00). Mrs. Pat in 17.6. Warehousman Steve Charlion strong 4:07.9, and romped to an easy 2:01.3 Gallagher, 36, won the 400, 800 and ran away wiih the M55 5000 in a U.K. Cali -jr write for free cataioque 800 triumph. 1500. record 16:55.9. • page 12 National Masters News September 1982

eback trail, defeating a 27-year-old opponent July 17 in Muskegon, Mich. Lane was a lightweight contender in the late 50's. "I just paced myself," he said of the 8-round contest whiclY-he won on a unanimous verdict.

MIDWEST •Charles Espy's85:33 took first inthe 70+ category inthe Nike Granjd Prix 15K June 13 in NEW ENGLAND 9:56.6 for 2 miles July 11 to break the Indiana. American age 50-59 relay record of 10:02. On •Top master runner Paul Noreen of Min •Barbara Pike, 40, ran a 5:13.1 mile in July 25, the NY Masters team of Archie neapolis has had 32 years of uninterrupted run Boston July 11, less than a second off Sandy Messenger, Jones, Tom Talbott and Kanila ning, Joe Henderson reports, but what appears Knott's U;S. women's masters record. lowered the marks to 9:38.2 and 9:41.7 respec •Joe Henderson's Running Commentary up to be sciatica has reduced him from 100 miles a tively. Then The Southern California Striders week to zero. "I don't think I've ever experienc I# dates that the BAA ruling board has set April lowered that mark to 9:13.5 at the nationals 18th — a Monday — as the 1983 date for the ed so much depression, acute depression," August 8. Noreen told Henderson. "The withdrawal has Boston Marathon. Marshall Medoff had wanted •The Flushing Meadow Track Club's 30-39 4 a Sunday to increase TV exposure. The Board been terrific." He said doctors are talking about X 1-mile relay team clocked 19:10 on Randall's reportedly wants to tear up Medoff's contract never running again. "I get nervous watching Island. Roger Sheldon, Marc Hildebrand, Jay and forget it was ever written, but things aren't everyone else running. I never realized how Hildebrand and Ted Maiman averaged 4:45. much it meant to me." that simple. •Claude Hillsof Flourtown, Pa. set a new U.S. •Travelin' man Chuck Klehm ventured to •Leslie Pawson, 78, won three Boston 70-74 long jump mark of 14'10'/« July 3. Marathons (1933 in 2:31:10; 1938 in 2:35:34 Cleveland July 17 for the Lake Erie TAC T&F Championships and picked off 4 golds and 3 and 1941 in 2:30:38 at age 37). George Silva SOUTHEAST says Pawson looks great today and won the silvers in the 40-49 weight events. Grover 65+ age group in 51:54 in a recent lOK. •Charlie Polhamus set a world age-38 best Coats won the 40-49 100 (12.06), 400 (54.20) •Who says athletes slow down with age? with a 15'9'/2" pole vault. He holds the U.S. age and long jump (17*4'). I •" Gerri Owens, 47, of New Paltz, NY ran 45:30 in 35 and 37 bests (15'7'/i" and 15'9") yet never •Bill Beach posted a swift 33:28 to garner masters honmors in the Bellin, Wisconsin lOK -1} ; •: the New York City L'eggs mini-marathon in vaulted in college or has ever had a coach. The Houston's Carol Urish captures W30-34 800- '•} S :': 1980 and lowered it to 44:20 this year. The Fitzgerald, Georgia athlete says he'd like to June 13. Kathy Kapalin took W35 laurels in i o. meter national championship in Wichita in fast 1; •.• 38:08. , mother of four Is a college student and helps compete for a club, but is presently unattached. 2:14.76. •Phyllis Schwandt of Decatur, III. set a U.S. her husband run a fitness center. He's cleared 16 feet in practice this year, and Sportsfoto by John Allen • Masters Sports Association elections for turns 40 three weeks before the 1983 World record for women 60-64 in the Heart of Illinois the 1982-83-84 terms were held at the MSA Veterans Games. Fair 8K run July 17 in 40:48. Relay Carnival July 11. Officers will be: Tom •Rudy Vlaardingerbroek, 35, tallied 2700 MID-AMERICA big, ingratiating cheerful personality. Talbott, re-elected President; Ed Small, Dawson points (U.S. 35-39 record is Rex Harvey's •Ray Stevens took masters honors in 33:08 •Al Guidet, multi-sprint-masters-record- Pratt, Fred Mannis, Bob Fine, Rudy Clarence 2999) in a Fort Myers, Florida Pentathlon in the Pepsi lOK in Lincoln, Nebraska July 10, holder, has been moonlighting. He captured the elected as five new VPs; John Popowich re- August 7. narrowly edging Lowell Gaither (33:11). 60-64 masters boxing title this year: elected secreary, and John Connor re-elected •Ross Carter broke Jim York's age-68 8# SOUTHWEST •Karen Lanterman, 38, of Hillsborough, Ca Treasurer. shot mark of 43' with a heave of 44'l'/2" in •Web Loudat, 35, ran as a guest entry in a increased her mileage from 40 to 50-1- miles a •The New York Masters relay team of Al Atlanta June 12. Univ. of New Mexico triangular meet in May, week over several months and has set PR's in Cohen, Joe Kernan, Ken Jones and Herb Kania •And then there's Kenny Lane. He left boxing and surprised the collegians with a fast- the 5K (18.52), lOK (38.44) and marathon ran 9:53.2 for 3200 meters (4 x 800) and 15 years ago, but at age 50 he's on the com- finishing 15:18 win in the 5000. (3:08.14). •Jim McFadden, 43, was 1st 40+ runner in •Norm fde 65, of Seal Beach, Cal. logged a a Tulsa 5-miles June 12 in 28:03. Glen 3:44:36 as first 60+ in the Leatherneck Lafarlette, 45 (29:40), Steve Blanchard, 50 Marathon May 13. (29:45), Nocus Mclntosh, 56 (29:47), Ross Waltzer, 60 (34:15) and Paula Beatty, 42 •Christa Romppanen, 43, of Malibu, Calif, (38:13) were other age-group winners. continues to improve. She was 1st woman WEST overall in 64:05 in the Hansen Dam 10-mi/er June 13, finished only 15 seconds behind world J ii 'ii •Vie Cook, 50, of Granada Hills, (^lif. broke •. » • v his own world pole vault record for men 50-54 masters record holder Sandra Kiddy in the July 24 at the Senior Olympics, soaring 14'4". Valley of the Flowers half-marathon in 1:26:18, Walt Butler, 41, posted a swift 11.1 to win the and was 1st 40+ woman in the SPA/TAC 15K 100, while Dave Segal blazed to a 22.88 200 in in 60:04. •Jim Bowers, 42, was 1st master and 15th M45 action. •Tom Patsalis and Herb Miler set world hur overall in the San Francisco Marathon July 11 !! i' dle marks in the SPA/TAC meet July 10 in Los in 2:23:58. David Sato, 49, was 2nd master in a Angeles. Patsalis destroyed Burl Gist's M60 quick 2:30:19. Skip Houk, 40, posted 2:30:30, mark of 17.2 by a full second in 16.2. Miller followed by Jeff Wall, 40, 2:32:09; Skip Stiaffer. 44, 2:34:35; and Ron Navarette, 43, 2:34:50 lowered the M65 mark from 18.9 to 18.8. •Len Thornton of Fresno, Cal. broke the 8K •Sandra Kiddy set a new U.S. age 45-49 mark for men 50'-54 by 60 seconds in 27:38 in record in the SF race in 2:53:23, four minutes the Natural Light Classic, Marty Higgenbotham under her own (lending mark. Husband Fred 5C reports. Gary Campbell of Visalia posted 25:33 Kiddy, 48, unleashed a PR 2:37:24. Norm as first submaster. Jess Rodriguez, the areas McAbee, 50, was the top 50+ runner in top 40-49 runner, logged 27:01. Harry Harder 2:40:53. copped the 60+ division in 32:42. The Fresrw NORTHWEST TC took the masters title. Pam Jones won the women's submasters title in 32:32, while Joann • Mike Manley smashed the American 40-44 Branco took the W40 crown in 32:44. Sue lOK record with a time of 30:30.6 in the Scan- Takayama ran 41:31 as first W50. dia lOK August 14 in Eugene. The time broke •Margaret Miller set U.S. 55-59 records of Herb Lorenz' mark of 30:43, set in Atlanta's • jr Peachtree Classic last year. . 5 - 1:28:38 in the Lompoc half-marathon June 20; and 3:07:20 in the San Francisco Marathon July •Paul Dungan set U.S. age 38 records in the 18. "I firmly believe the masters runners aren't 200 (21.8) and 400 (49.6) on Eugene's getting older," Miller tells NMN. "We're getting Hayward Field. better." •Ray Hatton blazed to two world track •John Dobroth's Porterville mark should records for men 50-54. His time of 8:53 in a have read 1.96 meters, which is 6'5"V4." 3000 meter run in Eugene July 2 broke Gun- •Jack Karbens will again be serving as presi ther Hesselmann's glotwl best of 9:00.9. On Ju dent of the Hawaii Masters for the coming year. ly 8, he S()ed to a 4:05.8 1500 meters, over six "We welcome mainlanders to our'Christmas seconds faster than the pending world mark of T&F meet Sunday, Dec. 26." 4:12.0, set by Belgium's Piet Majoor. •It was good to see Ed Halpin again at the •Pat Dixon, Hatton's Bend. Oregon neighbor, Senior Olympics July 24. Halpin. who competed smashed her own U.S. W60 1500 mark July 2 on the Riverside Junior College team in 1977 at in 6:04.6. "I'm aiming for the world mark of the age of 59. had a lung removed in 1978. He 5:57.2." she told NMN. On July 16. Dixon WaltAtcheson (501) hands off to Tom Sturak (455)'as Southern California Striders smash U.S. was recovering nicely when hit by a stroke in posted a fast 44:51 for a new American W60 4x800 meter relay record for men 50-59 by 25 seconds in 9:13.5 in National Masters T&F 1980. "That really set me back." he said. lOK 'mark. Championships inWichita Aug.8. Halpin was helping with the officiating, and •Oregon-based Nike continues to set finan cial records with $694 million in annual sales. Spprtsfoto by John Allen generally making everyone feel at home with his Continued on page 13 September 1982 National Masters 8iews page 13

Continued from page 12 14.26; M45 Pole vault, M Houvion, 4:40m; Puerto Rican Profits nearly doubled to $49 million, with run iVI40 1500, J McNamara, 4:03.31; M45 1500, ning shoes accounting for about a third of the N Fisher, 4:09.21; M50 1500, A Hughes, Decathlon Held 4:19.99; M55 1500 H Tempan, 4:33.90; M40 totals. •Dennis O'Keefe won the masters Spokane 800, Noel Carroll, 1:58.77. Carroll of Ireland by ANGEL F. RIVERA, Pepsi lOK title June 19 in a good 33:45. reportedly ran a WR 1:53.22 in June. Meet Director Americans Matt Brown and Jim Waste com . •Bill Johnston, 44, was the 1st over-40 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, July peted in the meet, with Brown taking 2nd in the finisher in the annual Deseret News Marathon 31-Aug. 1. The 2nd Puerto Rican in Salt Lake City July 24 in 2:39:54. Kaye M45 400-meter hurdles. (Brown is the U.S. 1981 and 1982 400IH M45 champ). Over 2500 Decathlon Championships were held Domgaard, 44, topped the 40+ women in competed in the 5-day event. 3:27:53. 1369 toed the starting line. this weekend at the Sixto Escobar •The sportsmanship and friendship are Stadium, site of the 1983 5th World CANADA what the masters program is all about was Veterans Games. •There's a rumor that Barry Adams, 40, rac demonstrated in the M40 sprint finals at the ed to a 1:52.8 800, which would break Klaus Oceania Games in Fiji. Dorothy Goodwin According to lAAF scoring tables, Mainka's world 40+ mark of 1:54.6. NMN in reports that the runners "went on strike" when two world age-division records were vestigators are investigating. the lone Fijian in the heat was disqualified for broken. Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia totall INTERNATIONAL two false starts, "if he doesn't run, we won't." ed 3197 points, which broke Ian •Stan Nicholls, 71, of Australia, covered 9 one said. So the starter complied. The Fijian Hume's total of 3126 for men 65-69. miles, 210 yards to break Bill Andberg's world finished last. 70-74 one-hour run mark of 8 miles, 1131 Australia's World record-holder John Gilberto ran 19.07 110-meter hurdles yards June 15. He also ran 3 miles July 8 in Gilmdur M60, will be in Tokyo this month for for a new world age 69 mark. 19:52, during which he was timed in 11:47 for the World Veterans Distance Races. He and Antonio Gotay, 70, recorded 2591 3000 meters and 12:42 for two miles. All three Oregon's Clive Davies, 65, will meet for the first points, bettering Olav Reppen's 2380 Mike Valle of Burlington, N.C. grimaces as he are close to world bests. Nicholls will officiate at time. The two are considered the top over- points. Gotay's 1.37 meter high jump the Commonwealth Games in September. How age-60 runners in the world. puts the shot at the Southeastern Masters Meet, does he do it? Jack Pennington reports he logs •Jack Pennington reports that Gilmour suf and 4.32m long jump are among the May 8th. 10 miles each morning and 4 miles each even fered a lung infection, but after six weeks, he's best in the world for his age. • Photo by J.R. Fleagle ing. fully recovered. On July 10, Gilmore ran 4th in •We haven't yet receved the results of the the open State 25K in 1:31:35, a wottd best. On European Veterans T&F Championships in the other side of the country, George McGrath, FESTIVAL REFLECTIONS Strasbourg, France July 18, but WiH Morgan M60, placed 11th in his state 25K in 1:35:48 reports some top marks: M40, Hagues Roger, the same day, and traversed 10 miles June 12 by HAL HIGDON time around 43:40. "I don't know if 48.77 (WR); M65 100, Fritz Assmy, 13.26; in 60:59. At the Ma.sters Sports Festival in that's good time for a 75-year-old or 200, Assmy, 26.45; 400, Assmy, 61.85; W35 •Australian Cliff Boukt, M65, is again in good not," he said. 400, J. Roscoe, 55.77; W35 lOOH, K Mattes, form with 10 miles in 73:38 June 26. • Philadelphia August 12-15, Russ Bassett of the Central Park Track Club "When you're 75," I told him, was preparing to run the 1500 meters Anderson Sets Six World Marks in One Day "being alive is a good time." when a woman approached and asked AURORA, Colorado, July 24. The triple jump - 3'10"; pole vault - 5'3"; his fastest time. He told her. amazing Dr. Herb Anderson, in his long jump- 10'8"; triple jump - 22'8"; While in Philadelphia, I roomed "Well, you're not in it!" the woman with Alex Ratelle, ^ 57-year-old first meet in the 80+ age group, com .shot put - 26'8"; discus - 80'10"; sniffed. peted in 14 events and set world 80 + 600-gram javelin - 94'6"; 800'gram anesthesiologist from Edina, Min nesota. Alex won the 55-59 age division age records in six of them today in the javelin - 77'7". 1 was told the story by one of Russ's ,Colpradp State, Masters Tr^ck .& Field • Anderson's -world marks, which teammates before the start of the 10 with a time near 33:50 on a hot day over a slow course where even younger Championships at Colorado Central have been submitted to Natona! kilometer road rare at tne Festival, a runners like Bill Rodgers and Rod Dix- Track. Masters Records Chairman Pete Mun- multi-sport competition for maste- The temperature was 97° F which d.'e for official approval, came in the athletes. "Master" in running general on have failed to break 29:00. makes the performance all the more ly refers to someone over 40 years, 100 yards, 100 meters, 110 hurdles, 400 Alex ran in high school, but aban remarkable. Anderson's 14-event iron- hurdles, triple jump, and 600-gram although age categories vary from doned track to concentrate on his man effort consisted of: 100 yards - javelin. sport to sport. A dozen sports, in medical studies, later raced sports cars 15.21; 100 meters - 16.51; 200 - 36.1; When a masters hall of fame is cluding swimming, cycling, and at tracks like Elkhart Lake. Only in his 400 - 83.4; 110 hurdles - 26.0; 400 established, one of the names at the top powerlifting, were contested as part of •40s did he begin jogging, often on hurdles - 1:51.0; high jump - 3'10"; of the list will surely be Herb Ander the four-day festival sponsored by those race tracks before climbing in his pole vault - 5'3"; long jump- 10'8"; Penn Mutual Life Insurance. son. • Porsche. "I began because people all The woman, apparently the wife of around me were dying," Alex told me. one of the other competitors, was cor rect if by "in it" she meant Russ had "These were meipbers of my family, my father, aunts, uncles, and they were no chance to win the 1500. I believe he finished fourth or fifth in the 40-44 age dying for unnecessary reasons: because category with a time around 4:20. they ate, or smoked, or drank too much. I didn't want to join them." But whether or not Russ was "in it," he very definitely was "with it." I saw At first, Alex jogged only for him before the road race the next day reasons for health, but one day another (the finals of the Nike Grand Prix physician at Methodist Hospital in series) and he had a smile on his face. Minneapolis began talking about hav I mSTiRS We wished each other luck and I sup ing run the Boston Marathon. "Tell n pose he finished behind me, but it me how to train for it," Alex asked I • didn't really matter. Russ was having a him. I good time whether or not he ran a good •4 time. Ratelle, now a world-class com petitor in his age class, frequently runs Later, after the race, I spoke with the nine miles to and from his home to Gordon McKenzie, a 1956 Olympian, the hospital, then later in evening who placed second in the 55-59 divi pedals an exercycle while reading sion. As we talked, Eddie Benham medical literature. "I run now for came charging toward the finish chute. ego," he confesses. Eddie is a former horseradng jockey Fair enough. We all run for different who started running several years ago reasons: for health, for fun, forego, or and now holds numerous records for sometimes simply to be "in it," Josh Culbreath, left, 1956 Olympic bronze medalist in 400 hurdles, and Warren Jackson, former runners over 70. nationally-ranked high jumper '48-'52, at 14th Annual Eastern Regional Masters Track & Field whether so recognized by others or not-. Championship in Rochester N.Y. Seven up & Nike were co-sponsors of the meet along with Nike Gordon glanced at the digital clock As for me, it was a pleasure to be in & Penn Mutual. Culbreath & Jackson represented the Seven Up Company. over the finish line, which indicated a Philadelphia. • page 14 National Masters News September 1982

Longenecker, 66, who clocked an- as she finished in 37-and-change BEST EVER MASTERS (Continued from page 1) outstanding 37:52, good for 970 points behind the top three in the 4044 com The race was opened to anyone over Cindy pulled slowly away during the on the scale. But he had the misfortune petition, but Matson didn't seem to age 30 and 300 runners toed the line at race. Joyce Black's 36:36 copped 3rd in to be in the same division as the great mind. "I ran well, and I enjoyed the the starting point in front of the the women's 40-44 competition, Davies, who won the trip for the M65 trip immensely, but those first three Philadelphia Art Museum, made followed by Sandra Knott, Linda class. were simply too quick." famous by Sylvester Stallone's run up Thurston and Shirley Matson. Chuck Toeper, 44, of Fort Lauder- Sandra Knott, 44, of Cleveland its stairs in "Rocky." "There wasn't enough water for the dale, Florida was perhaps the most finished in the sub-38 range, favoring a The 20-kilometer walkers were first runners," Eddy said, a complaint voic disappointed competitor of the day. tight hamstring incurred in her twq na sent on their way along the shaded ed by several others. One of eight wheelchair competitors, tional championship track ^ins serenity of West River Drive in Fair- Clive Davies, the 66-year-old Welsh- Toeper's chair was hit by the chair of in Wichita last week. mount Park. Next went the wheelchair born superstar now residing in his friend, Jim Theis, with whom he The Nike Sportshoes Co. and Nike i-0 > competitors, followed by the runners Tillamook, Oregon turned in the finest had been "drafting," as bicyclists and masters promotion director Schultz on the out-and-back course. performance of the day, based on the racecar drivers do. The collision were given a huge round of applause by iv: age-graded tables. He went off the knocked both men to the ground, and the athletes for their enormous con Earl Owens, 33, took the pack scale, totalling over 1000 points, with a forced Toeper out of the lead and the tribution to the masters long distance through the first mile in a fast 4:45 and superb 36:30, which would have been a race with a flat tire and bruised hip. running program. The six trip winners held the lead throughout for a nine- new world lOK mark for men 65-69, Toeper was bitterly disappointed. —Davies, Ratelle, Benham, Dalrym secbnd win in 31:03. but it was 38 seconds offof Davies own He had expected to win, having turned ple, Kania and Miller —- had smiles on: Sal Vasquez, 42, of Alameda, M65 mark which he established in the in several 27-minute practice 10k ef their faces as they contemplated California was the first over-40 finisher cool of Oregon May 23. forts in Florida in the preceding weeks. representing the United States in the in i t and 2nd overall in 31.12, followed by "1 run about 70 miles a week, mostly The 19-race win streak of San ternational competition next month in Dan Conway, 42, of Chetek, Wiscon fartlek," Davies said. "1 do a lot of Diego's Shirley Matson was snapped. Japan. • sin in 31:22 and Frank Durate, 40, of hills, mostly alone." Anaheim, California in 31:31. Jack Start of New Jersery set a new "I didn't think I'd do this well," Amprican lOK record for men 60-64 Vasquez said. I thought it would be too with a blazing 37:13, good for 910 humid here, but it was- an almost points and a virtual tie for the 3rd place perfect day." male trip to Japan with Higdon and Ed "I thought Sal might come back to Benham, 75, the former jockey from me," Conway said, "but he never Ocean City, Maryland who posted a did." 43:40. By only a few seconds, Benham A1 Jennings, 35, was fifth overall was awarded the 3rd trip by Nike and 1st 35-39 runner in 31:54. Then Masters Promotion. Chief, Val came Jim Waters, 2nd in M30 in 32:10, Schultz. and Ernie Billups of Chicago, the na In the long-awaited battle between tional 1500 and 800 meter track cham East and West, New York's Mila Kania pion, who clocked 32:13 to win the outdueled San Rafael, California's 45-49 title. Marion Irvine to win women's 50-54 Hal Higdon, 51, of Michigan City, honors. Kania raced to a 21-second Indiana won the 50-54 competition by triumph over the 52-year-old over a minute from Maryland's George Dominican Nun, 39:18 to 39:39. Irvine Vernosky in 33:27. had pulled a hamstring in July and her Ray Hatton, 50, of Bend, Oregon, effort today was well off her pending ITY who set a U.S. 50-54 10k record of U.S. 50-54 record of 37:45. Kania's ef 31:49 on May 23, had been favored in fort earned her the 2nd women's trip to this division, but he pulled a muscle Tokyo next month. early in the race. The final trip was pocketed by "1 was disappointed in the race," Margaret Miller, the 56-year-old multi- Higdon said afterwards. "1 had trained record-holder from Los Angeles, who Jack Greenwood enroute to winning national age 55-59 400-meter hurdle championship in Wichita August 8 in world record 62.08. through most of the summer focusing posted a good 41:07 to topple her Los .. Sportsfoto by JohnAllen on racing against Hatton. I was tucked Angles compatriot Helen Dick by 92 in behind him approaching a mile when seconds in the 55-59 scramble. TOP MARKS IN PHILADELPHIA he suddenly pulled off the road. At San Francisco's Kay Atkinson first 1 thought it was a tactical move, by PETE TAYLOR In the 12-pound hammer, 51-year demolished the American record for COLLEGEVILLE, PA, July 31, old Len Olson broke the age standard since 1 had been drafting off him, but women 65-69 by seven minutes in a he never came back." 1982 — Four American age-records of Bob Richards by whirling the ball- brisk 47:31. were broken today as the Philadelphia and-chain 139'5". Higdon said he must have some lost Pat Dixon of Bend, Oregon captured of his motivation after that, since "1 Masters held their, outdoor champion In the other events, competitor after W60 honors in 47:48. didn't run as fast as 1 had hoped. But ships on the Ursinus College campus. competitor showed his sharpness The hard luck award of the race then most of the others didn't, either, preparatory to the National Masters went to Silver City, New Mexico's Don In the 3,000 meter run, Vic Zwolak, with the possible exception of Ratelle, the ex-Villanovan who was a 1964 Sports Festival. In M40-44, Dhamiri who embarrassed me by finishing so Olympian (steeplechase), braved the Abayomi attested to his fitness by run close behind. 1 guess I'll have to spend hot (mid-80's), somewhat muggy con ning 11.5, 23.3, and 52.9 in the 100, more time on my exercycle." ditions to record a time of 9:18.1, well 200 and 400 meters, respectively. Farah Indeed, Alex Ratelle, 56, the "good under John Weldy's American age 43 Shabazz turned in times of 11.1 and doctor" from Edina, Minnoesota cap record of 9:26. Finishing third overall 22.8 in the M35-39 100 and 200. tured the men's 55-59 crown in an in the race was veteran Philadelphia Powerful Rudy Enders dazzled the outstanding 33:52, which earned him distance runner Luther Burdelle, who M50 competitors by long-jumping 970 points on the age-graded tables and bettered Carl Mammen's age 57 record 18'4'/4," triple-jumping 35'9-Vi", run a free trip to Japan. Gordon McKen- by ringing up a 10:50.5. zie's 35:11 placed second in that group. ning the 4(X) meter hurdles in 62.1 In the 110-meter hurdles, Claude seconds and the 200 meter dash in 25.3. Cindy Dalrymple, 40, of New York Hills took a full second off the The Shore AG's Marilyn Fitzgerald City, was the first woman across the -New York Masters 50-59 3200-meter relay American age 70-74 record by finishing was the outstanding female competitor finish line in a fast 35:00, which was team set U.S. record 9:38.0 July 25. From left: in a time of 20.5 seconds. George in the meet. Marilyn ran the good for 900 points on the scale and a standing:Ken Jones and Tom Talbott. Kneeling: Braceland tied Hills American age-68 100-200-400 in 14.1, 29.4, and 71.2 trip to Tokyo. Judy Fox Eddy led Archie Messenger and Herb Kania. record in the same race by recording a seconds, respectively to dominate the Dalrymple through th^ first mile, but ^ PhotobyGezaFeld 19.7. ... W45-49 division. • September 1982 National Masters News page 15

4 World, 5 U.S. Age 10 quality victories and two seconds in the annexed the 4(X)IH in 57.85. It was the first- (Continued from^page 9X 80+ division. Anderson won the 100 ever masters hurdles defeat for Butler. (16.25), 200 (34.17), 400 (84.22), LJ • Los Angeles parole officer George • Ernie Billups of Chicago, who (9'9'/2"), TJ (24-'2'/2"), Shot (27'y2"), Cohen successfully defended his national picked off Bob Packard's 45-49 15(X) Discus (78'9"), Hammer (96*6"), Javelin 40-44 8(X)-meter title in an outstanding mark of 4:07.9 with a fast-finishing (90'10"), Pentathlon (1810 pts.) and 110 1:56.84, only two seconds off his own 4:07.15. It was the second year in a row hurdles (25.01). He defeated Indiana's Arl- American masters record. Cincinnati's that Billups claimed a U.S. 1500 mark ing Pitcher in seven of those. The for Harry Tolliver battled Cohen all the way in a national championship. Last year, midable Pitcher turned the tables in the before succumbing in 1:58.9. With arch in Los Gatos, Calif., at age 44, he set high jump (3'10") and pole vault (5') as the rival Billups moving up to the 45-49 divi the 40-44 mark of 3:59.8. two battled head-to-head. It was the first sion, Cohen captured his first national time anyone could recall Anderson being 1500-meter title, outkicking Colorado's • The Southern California Striders beaten by someone his own age. 50-59 4 X 800 meter relay team, which Chuck Downey, 4:12.64 to 4:13.37. • The third 80-year-old in the meet, • Billups raced to a 2:01.55 800 in win in clocked 9:13.45 to break the New York popular Harold Chapson of Honolulu, his 45-49 division in addition to his 1500 Masters 2-week old mark of 9:38.0. picked up the remaining gold medals in the record win. The Striders quartet of Walt Atcheson, Mila and Herb Kania of Warwick, NV. Mila set 80+ division with wins in the 800 and 1500. • Marilyn Fitzgerald took the 100(13.84) women's world age 50-54 10,000 meter mark Avery Bryant, Tom Sturak and Bill The efforts of these three were one of the and 200 (29.13) in the 45-49 competition. Fitzgerald averaged 2:18.4 per man. of 38:53.6 in Rochester June 26. Herb won 50- highlights of the 1982 championships, and • Tom Patsalis of Los Angeles won five 54 1500 in 4:34. On July 25, Mila set U.S. In addition to those records, 15 provided an inspirational lesson to anyone gold medals in the M60-64 class in the 100 bests of 5:09.5 in 1500 and 11:29.1 in 3000. other world or American marks were who might think athletic endeavors should (12.83), 200 (26.10), llOHH (16.89), LJ bettered, but will not go into the record be ended at an earlier age. (19'8'/2") and TJ (38'8i/4"). books. A brisk tail wind exceeded the • Claude Hills of Pennsylvania garnered • Detroit's Clarence Ray sizzled to M35 • Florida's Nate Robinson sizzled to a allowable limit in almost all of the 100, 6 golds, a silver and a bronze in the 70-74 sprint triumphs in the 100 (10.80) and 200 13.93 in the M30 high hurdles. 200, long jump and triple jump events. class, copping the 100 (14.13), 400 (72.90), (22.03). • The Southern California Striders won HH (19:28), LJ (13'8"), TJ (28'8") and The throwing event marks won't count • Jack Greenwood, after a year's four relays in addition to their U.S. 50-59 pentathlon (3673 pts.) absence from the national championships, because the field sloped downward to record, picking off the 400, 1600 and 3200 • Maryland's Rudy Enders notched 3 reaffirmed his superiority in the M55 divi meter relays in the 40-49 bracket, and ad about the 100-foot mark, then shot up golds and 4 silvers in the 50-54 bracket, win sion with impressive wins in the 200(24.91), ding the 1600 title in the 50-59 competition. ward so that throws under 100 feet ning the 400 (56.44) and long jump 400 (57.20), 4001H (62.08), and llOHH • Shirley Smith added the long jump were downhill, and over 150 feet were (18'6'/4"). (15.64). As in 1978, Florida's Ed Schuler (14'9'A") and shot put (29'n") titles to her uphill. •Jeanne Carter of California took the nipped him in the 1(X). record W45 high jump. Among the outstanding perfor 100 (14.16) and 200(28.74) in the W40divi • Philadelphia's Dawson Pratt edged • Win McFadden notched the long jump mances: Dave Segal in the M45 200 in 23.17 and sion. (10' 10") and high jump (3'8") in M75 field • Clarke won five gold medals in her pulledaway from Lari^y Colbert and Billups action. W70 division, nabbing the 1(X), 2(X) and: • Sandra Knott of Cleveland won the to win the 400 in 52.8L Segal won the 100 in • Hartfield annexed the long jump 400, in addition to her two world records. 400 (66.93) and 800 (2:23.98), edging Judy 11.49. (2ri 14") and triple jump (M'VA") to go • Phi! Raschker of Rocky Mount, N.C. Fox Eddy and Barbara Pike in the latter in • Jim Burnett of Chicago, 1981 masters with his high jump record. captured eightfirst placemedals in the W35' one of the meet's most exciting races. T&F athlete-of-the-year, who runs for the • Indiana's Joann Grissom, former bracket: 100 (12.18), 200 (25.56), 400 Philadelphia Masters, showed he hasn't Olympian, reclaimed her 1980 national tri (59.33), 400 IH (68.75), high jump (4'9"), • Thane Baker of Dallas, the 1952 slowed up much by winning the M40 200 in plejump (38'6"), longjump (IS'T'/z") and pple vault (8'), longjump (16'8") and triple 200-meter Olympic silver medalist (20.8) 22.40 and 400 in 50.55. javelin (75'9") titles in W40. . jump (34'9'/i"). Her hurdle, vault and tri and 1956 Olympic 200 bronze medalist • Eugene Driver of Los Angeles, sped to •California's Shirley Kinsey retained ple jump marks are probably American (20.9) blew away a good 50-54 field in the M30 wins in the 2(X)(21.56) and 4(X) (49.65). her W50 shot put (29'10'/2") and discus bests, but no women's records are yet kept 100 (11.59) and 200 (23.40) in an awesome •Shelly Ammons, Anderson's daughter, (77'11") crowns. for those events. performance. romped to three wins in the W50 4(X) • Dan Aldrich of California kept his •Herb Anderson, 80, of Bellevue, Col • Hugh Adams of California upset (79.25), 100 (16.78) and 200 (34.86). M60 shot (46'8") and discus (149'9") na orado, turned in perhaps the most defending champion Walt Butler in the •Jack Stevens came all the way from tional titles. astonishing performance of the meet with M40 110-meter hurdles, 14.95 to 14.96. and Victoria, Australia to threaten his world • Ed Hill won the shot (48'9") and M65 800 mark of 2:22.9 with a fast 2:24.10, -discus .(145'5") in M35, as did Ross Carter and also picked off the 4(X) in 63.19, only a (43'H" and 127'3") in M65. •A half-second off the world M65 mark. • Christel Miller took the discus (79'10") • Carol Urish won the 800 (2:14.76) and and javelin (88'2") in W45 action. 1500(4:37.17) in a virtual solo performance • California's Red Doms won five golds in the W30 division. in the M75 discus (1I2'8"), shot (35'7'/:") • Susan Houlton iwon the same two 100 (18.79), javelin (91'2") and hammer events in 2:25.08 and 4:58.13 in the W35 (65'). class. ( • California's world record-holder Bill • Judy Fox Eddy; of North Carolina, Fitzgerald, 57,opted to compete inthe M45 while falling a bit short of her sensational division in his quest for a world 55-59 •iPf . four triumphs in the 1981 Championships, 800-meter record. Fitz fell short of the managed to cop the 15(X) (4:44.28) and record of 2:06.6, but turned in a classy 10000 (37:56.80) in the ,W40 action. 2:13.52, which would have won his M55 • Minnesota's Bill Andberg continued division by nine seconds. his consistent championship performances • Herm Wyatt leaped 5'10" for the M50 witheasywinsin the M70 800 (2:40.47) and high jump title, only 1-inch off his world 1500(5:44.89). M50 record. • Florida's . Jack Rice approached the • Michigan's Bob Paklaian impressed, U.S. M60 800 mark of 2:19.9 with a 2:23.49 with M45 wins in the 5000 (16:37.00) and triumph, followed bya 15(X) win in 5:07.69. 10000 (34:51.09). • Dave Reinhart was the only 1500 meter • Gary Carr of St. Louis took the M35 runner under 4 minutes, posting 3:58.80 in WICHITA SI S UNIY 1500 in 4:14.08 and lost a close one to Car! M30 and adding a 9:24.75 steeplechase. Nicholson in the 800, 1:57.20 to 1:58.04. • Marilyn Waste of San Francisco won • Masters 1981 Walker-of-the-Vear Gor the 800, 1500and SOOOin her W50division. don Wallace took the M70 5K and 20K •Gentleman Jim O'Neil of San Diego Walks in 30:34 and 2:18:19. successfully defended his M55 5000 • Ron Laird, M40, was 1st overall in the (17:34.04) and 10000 (36:29.80) crowns. 5K walk in 25:09 with Grimm Reaper. M40, • Kirk Randall of Massachusetts, the na first in the 20K walk in 1:49:24. tional lOK cross-country champ, was superb with big wins in the M40 5000 The 1983 TAC National Masters Perhaps the mostincredible two-weekend performance ever^seen in masters track &field was T&F Championships are scheduled for (15:36.11) and steeplechase (9:53.86), edg turned in by North Carolina's Phil Raschker, 35. The 5'4", 107-lb. sensation won eight events ing Virginia's Lew Faxon by only four Houston, Texas on Sept. 16-18. one in the National Championships in'Wichita Aug. 6-8, and seven events in the Masters Sports week before the 5ih World Veterans Festival in Philadelphia Aug. 13-14, establishing four new women's age 35-39 records. seconds in the obstacle event. Faxon went Sportsfoto by John Allen on to capture the ICKXIO in 33:13-0, Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico.D m--'

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PHILADELPHIA (Continued from page 1) Sponsored by the Penn Mutual Life however, the swimmers do hold com Insurance Co. with a helping hand petition by 5-year age groups, as do from Nike Sportshoes Co., the Festival track & field meets. was the nation's first multi-sport The track & field contingent was the masters event. Athletes competed in 14 sports: largest in the Festival, with 541 signing track & field, long distance running, up. The lOK Run and swimming each rowing, cycling, kayaking, canoeing, counted about 300, with the other diving, swimming, synchronized swim sports drawing far fewer. ming, long distance swimming, The swimmers seemed particualrly powerlifting, weightlifting, wrestling friendly and outgoing and didn't ap and judo — against those their own age pear to have the gaunt look that is or against those of comparable ability. common to runners. Yet a few seemed (Each sport has its own minimum age, a bit insecure and elitist about their some going as low as 20.) endeavors. The Festival was a part of Philadelphia's 300th anniversary "I've never seen a jogger smile," celebration. A group of former Olym swimmer-author Jane Katz, 39, was pians opened the festivities with a run quoted in the Philadelphia Inquirer. with lighted torches from the famed "That's because of the tremendous Art Museum to the Quadrangle pounding, the shock to your body. But downtown. when you're in the water, you only feel On hand to greet the throng were 10 percent of your body weight. You U:- Kelly, a former Olympic rowing gold get that refreshing feeling, and it's far medalist; Bill Toomey, 1968 Olympic less injury-prone." decathlon gold medalist and director of the Penn Mutual Masters Sports pro Another group of swimmers asked gram; George Flatzfeld of Penn for a copy of the National Masters Mutual, the guiding light behind the News. After a few minutes, they dis entire program; Randi Shapiro, dainfully tossed it back, snorting: "It's First place women's winner of the Hawaii Norman Tamanaha 15K and Nike Masters Grand Prix IV. winner, 40 year old Cindy Daylrymple, 55:25.9, receives the perpetual trophy from Tommy Festival director; civic dignitaries and mostly about running. We're only in \: Leong, designer and artist in wood who created the trophy. chairpersons of each of the individual terested in swimming." sports. Some athletes were versatile enough for mid-August, which helped, but principle and conviction, he will leave The Festival was a rare opportunity to compete in more than one sport. there were the usual minor problems. Penn Mutual as of Sept. 1, as will for masters athletes to view competi John Sanders, the 1978 national 40-44 A shuttle service was provided from Festival staffers Pat Meehan, Shapiro the hotels to the competition sites, but and Cindy Wood. Hatzfeld and f •' tion in other sports. This proved not so 400-meter champ, won the 163-lb. easy, however, as most events took wrestling championship and then ran a it didn't help some. "We waited and Meehan will open a small office to con place at the same time. A group of leg on the Philadelpha Masters win waited the first day and it never tact potential sponsors and continue track & field performers did manage ning 16(X)-meter relay team. came," Anderson complained. "So the organization they have established. •i - to view the swimming competition Newspaper and television coverage finally we decided just to run to the Shapiro and Wood are looking for !; Sunday after the lOK race. of the Festival was excellent. The In events." work. llV'- The swimmers have a unique way of quirer ran three or four stories daily, The Festival was the brainchild of "1 don't consider it a gamble," holding competition, which masters covering track & field, the lOK run, Kelly and Hatzfeld, both of whom Hatzfeld said. "The potential of the track & field might do well to occa diving, swimming, rowing and cycling. worked long and hard to make it a suc masters program is enormous. We're sionally copy. They put swimmers of Reporter Ron Reid wrote cess. But Penn Mutual has decided to close to signing a major national spon ii; equal ability in the same race, knowledgeable and sensitive stories, drop its sponsorship of the masters sor, which will mean serious money to regardless of age or sex. Thus, in the catching not only the overall feel of the program after fulfilling its commit help support all masters sports. We're '200-yard backstroke, John Medici, 44, ment to the Festival. In the weeks whole Festival, but paying close atten all in on the ground floor now. Masters was matched against Mary Day, 28, tion to the outstanding performances preceeding the event, when the hoped- sports are going to grow dramatically ; -I; Art Mayer, 50, and three others of for 3000 entries failed to materialize, of the 30-and-40 year-olds, as well as in the next few years." varying age and sex. The race was the 70's and 80's. Usually, press Penn cut back on expenses, including close, as were the other 16 heats. No coverage, such as it is, is limited to the the shelving of a 60-minute movie "1 think we accomplished what we matter how slow or how fast a swim "oldest" performer. That's fine, as far which was to have been made to pro set out to achieve," Kelly reflected. mer was, he or she was guaranteed a as it goes, but it is not really what the mote the masters program on national "We've already heard from the fairly close race. No one was embar program is all about. Reid's articles televisioni But Penn did come up with fencers. They want to get into the Festival next time. That's fine, rassed by "finishing last." The swim were superb, and were a credit to the an extra $20,(KX) or so to cover the ex mers weren't sure how they finished in Festival organizers for arranging such pected financial loss. because we want as many people as their age group until the results were first-rate publicity. "The decision , to conclude Penn possible involved. There are millions-of tallied after the races were over. The Philadelphians were remarkably Mutual's association with Masters good men and women out there, with "But that's okay," Virginia's Fran friendly. "Everyone was so nice, I Sports was based on new marketing wonderful backgrounds and great cis Hall said. "You do your best, could hardly believe it," said Califor directions of the company," Thomas desire, and they want to stay active. regardless. And you usually have a nia's Ruth Anderson. In contrast to Stengel, Penn's Vice President of The Masters is their link. Not to the pretty good idea of how you stand in "1980, when gruffness was common Marketing Services told NMN. "It was past, but to their future." your age division." place, the locals were the epitome of one that was made reluctantly because Kelly asked for suggestions from Michigan's Gayle Champagne, 32, elan and diplomacy. Either they did an we so strongly believe in both the athletes as to when and where the next swam the 50-yard freestyle with John about-face, or Mayor Green appealed philosophy and practices of the National Masters Sports Festival Woods, 58, John Hershey, 40, and to their civic pride and told them to Masters Sports movement." should be, and how it might be improv Rick Fontaine, 29. ".Most of us are cool it for the summer's birthday The Masters Sports program has ed. Send your suggestions to Jack Kel here for fun, as well as the competi celebration, or 1980 was an aberration. been Hatzfeld's baby: He went to the ly, c/o Penn Mutual, 530 Walnut St., tion," she said after finishing second Whatever, everyone from the airport wall for the program with the biggies at Philadelphia PA 19172. to Hershey. "I try to win the race "guide to the post office clerk to the Penn, and, after three years, came out You might also want to drop a short because I know I'm swimming against policeman walking the downtown heat second best. Forced to choose between note to Frank Tarbox, President of others of comparable ability. Where I to the stranger you'd ask for directions the Masters program and his career at Penn Mutual, and thank him and his place in my age group isn't that impor was friendly, helpful and a credit to the Penn, Hatzfeld has literally put his company for their major contribution tant." city. money where his mouth is £ind has to the masters program the past thre? •For their national championships^ The weather was remarkably cool chosen the mtisters. In a rare display of years.• : r .-.v. ij-,. September 1982 National Masters News page 17

Annual Masters T&F Meeting PENN MUTUAL TO DROP SPONSORSHIP The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Masters Sports. In the future, if we Co., which has sponsored, masters don't like where the money is going, we LOllSO from Jennifer sports for the past three years, will not leave." Hesketh Young renew its sponsorship in 1983. The proposed struaure would That news was delivered by TAC become a charitable corporation, The National Running Data Center marathon, are in the NRDC book: In National Masters Track & Field Chair organized so that contributions could is an independent, non-profit, Depth Masters Road Rankings, man Jim Weed at the annual T&F be made in lieu of inheritance tax organization devoted to the collection, available for $5.95 from NRDC, Box meeting August 7 held at Jim Her- payments. analysis, publication, and dispersal of 42888, Tucson AZ 95733. shberger's home during the 1982 Na "We hope to have a second National long-distance running information. It Each month, the National Masters tional Masters T&F Championships. Masters Sports Festival in 1984," compiles and maintains the official US News will publish the 1981 rankings for "Penn will fulfill its commitment to Weed continued, "with live TV road-running records as recognized by a different event. the National Sports Festival," Weed coverage, just prior to the Olympics." the RRCA and TAG. It supplies infor Jeff Galloway, 35, of Del Mar, announced, "but they're out of it after Weed introduced Bruce Springbett mation to running publications. It is Calif, had the fastest over age 35 1982." and Ron Salvio, who have volunteered supported by donations by individuals, 10-mile clocking last year — a 51:36 ef to respectively serve as outdoor and in Weed said there had been a change clubs, race directors, governing bodies, fort on March 15 in New Jersey. door T&F coordinators. "You should and firms. Newark's Bob Fischer topped the of management at Penn, that many contact them," Weed said, "for 40-44 section in 52:32 with a 56:47 by local agents had never really gotten money, scheduling, rules, etc." Ken Young, as Statistician and Guy Stretton making the top 25. behind the program, and that the reces Springbett and Salvio urged a'! Record Keeper for the NRDC, has the Brian Harris' 55:29 led the 45-49 sion was causing all U.S. corporations potential meet directors (o coma sole responsibility of approving US division, with Art Neeland edging into to take a close look at their corporate them as soon as possible regard- road-running records. Race results and the top 25 in 1:00:34. Ulrich Kaempf's budgets. 1983-84 events, so as to avoid the supportirig information must satisfy U.S. record 54:12 led the 50-54 "But we're optimistic that we'll find scheduling conflicts that traditionally him for the marks to be entered into bracket, with Jim O'Neil garnering a a new sponsor," Weed said. occur. the system to be considered for records U.S. record with a 57:11 in the 55-59 "Campbell Soup Co. is very interested, (Contact Springbett at PO Box 1328, and rankings. In particular, informa category. and there are others we're talking to." Los Gatos CA 95030. (408) 354-7333; tion must be provided to Ken to satisfy Don Longenecker (J:04:50), Lou Weed said he's working on a and Salvio at Squan Rd., Clarksburg him that a course was properly cer Preysz (1:09:40) and Ed Benham package which would make a half- NJ 08510. (201) 266-8202.) tified, the race followed the proper (1:12:05 — a U.S. mark), topped the million dollars available for all masters Salvio said he still has received no course, and that the timing and recor M60, M65 and M70 groups. sports in 1983, $50,(X)0of which bids for the 1983 Indoor National T&F ding systems were accurate. Ken has Bobbi Rothman, 36, posted the be available for track & field. "All Championships. "I'd rather you come the authority to accept of reject results speediest over-age-35 women's 10-mile masters sports would fall under one to me, than to have to go out arm- for records and rankings, depending run in 1981 with a record 1:01:40 in umbrella," Weed said. "The athletes, twisting," he said. on the quality of those results and the New York. Karen Scanned set a U.S. themselves, would run the program, The 1983 Outdoor National T&F supporting information. mark of 1;01;48 to top the 40-44 group not the sponsor or any other organiza Championships will be held in In this issue of NMN are the U.S. with Mary Van Camp's 1:13:24 crack tion. This year, Penn Mutual's adver Houston on Sept. 16-18, 1983, one Masters 10-mile rankings for 1981. ing the top 25. tising agency, Spiro & Associates, got week prior to the 5th World Veterans Listed are the top 25 runners in each $60,000 of the money allocated for Games.Q 5-year age group from age 35 and up Another American mark was set by for men and women. (If less than 25; Mila Kania with a 1:02:00 in the 45-49 160Compete in Midwest Regional that's all there were.) division. Other top ranked runners any-^ne wc hung up. For what it's were Bette Mihalek, W50, 1:11:27; by WENDELL MILLER worth, we tried. The top 50 in each group for all road Vlasta Pospisil, W55, 1:20:53; Gerry WHEATON, Illinois, July 31. The There was good running by Mary distances, and the top 100 in the Davidson, W60, 1:28:03.0 Midwest Masters turned out one of its Czarapata and Archie Messenger, and best crowds in several meets, today for big vaulting by Rick Christoph at 14-6 the Midwest Masters Regional T&F and Rick Nelson at 14-0. Carlos Championships, despite .some Mth Alvarez sprinted well. hour changes that had everyone arriv We had a great 800 final with Har ing almost late. rison, Harry Tolliver, Gary Carr and The new super Chevron track at Bob O'Connor leading an easy running York High School peeled and the fine Ernie Billups, all under 2:00. folks at Wheaton College bailed us A mild surpri.se occurred in the 1(X) out. We tried to contact everyone by with Bill Jordon nippirlg Rush Jacobs. mail, the newsletter, and by posting the Jacobs reversed in the 200. Jim Burnett change at York High. But we missed ran easy and the weight guys were .still some people! A sincere apology to there when we turned off the lights.•

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• CUSTOM WORK, race awards, illustrated certificates for Coaches, Race Directors. Michigan's Bob Paklaian (352) wins 10,000 meter national 45-49 championship In Wichita Aug. • FREE INFORMATION retail/wholesale: write Wing & Wing, 6 in 34:51.09. Trailing in-the combined-age-groups race are younger runnersJohn Kernan (40) 170 Rosario Beach "d, Box A, Anacortes, WA 98221. and Hike Van Der Wal(275). ALL DESKiNS r( -•VRIGI T 1981 • HERB PARSONS SportslotobyJohn Allen page 18 National Masters News September 1982 1 A:, 1981 MASTERS 10-MILE RANKINGS Top 25 In each 5-year age group fronr 35 up. Compiled by theNational Running Data Cenfser ^«clutw»*y the National Mcwtifr flowi. Available inthe book "InDepthMastersRankings "

Msn- 35 thru 39 1:02:20 B Mullin 50 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:02:21 Bob Bartling 54 Brookings SO 28 Feb,NE-A h! 1:02:31 Hank Shastanu 51 San Mateo CA 8 Feb ,CA-A 51:36 Jeff Galloway 35 Del Mar CA 15 ,NJ-A 1:02:51 Fred Holappa 53 PlysMuth MI 29 Aug,MI-A 51:36 Hugh Sweeny 37 Jersey City NJ 26 .NV-A 1:02:52 Jerry Crockett 52 Stillwater OK 28 Peb,NB-A 52:14 Ralph Zimmerman 39 Kenmore NY 26 ,NV-A 1:03:12 Archie Attarian 50 + Grand Blanc MI 29 Aug,MI-A 52:14 Dave Holt 37 Brooklyn NY 12 ,NV-A 52:23 Bill Koehler 36 Camp Springs MD 5 ,DC-A 52:48 George Reim 38 Waynesboro PA 5 Apr ,DC-A 53:27 Rich Myers 35 Medford NJ 15 ,NJ-A 53:41 Lowell Paul 37 Lawrence KS 25 ,KS-A Men- 55 thru 59 53:45 Terry Smith 35 15 ,NJ-A 53:44 Michael Conroy 36 Daly City CA 24 ,CA-A 53:59 Ted Bitter 36 Brooklyn NY 26 ,NY-A 57:11 Jim O'Neil 55 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A 54:11 Frank Handelraan 36 New York NY 26 ,NY-A 58:52 Jim Forshee 56 Ann Arbor MI 29 Aug,HI-A i i 54:16 Jake White 39 San Jose CA 24 ,CA-A 59:50 Jerry Morrison 57 Parkville MO 28 Feb,NE-A . > i • • 54:21 Ed cadman 35 North Haven CT 5 ,OC-A 1:02:50 Harold Knapp 57 Germantown MD 5 Apr ,DC-A 54:24 Bill Stewart 38 Ann Arbor MI 29 ,MI-A 1:03:15 Augustus Prince 57 Upton NY 26 Apr,NY-A u:» Hiii 54:47 T Gerrity 37 15 ,NJ-A 1:04:12 George Thompson 55 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 55:06 John Loughran 36 Sandston VA 5 ,DC-A 1:04:13 Flory Rodd 57 San Francisco CA 24 May,CA-A 55:12 Hal Rothman 35 Miller Place NY 12 ,NY-A 1:04:39 Paul Lackey 56 Arlington VA 5 Apr,DC-A 55:16 Joe Becerra i?iyf 38 Burlingame CA 8 ,CA-A 1:05:27 Reid Eider 56 21 Feb,FL-A 55:37 Bert Johnson 38 j - {*i Sunnyvale CA 24 ,CA-A 1:05:31 James Jensen 55 Washington DC 5 Apr ,DC-A 55:40 David H Allen 36 Washington DC 5 ,DC-A 1:06:13 Don McWilliams 57 Canandaigua NY 13 Sep,NY-A 55:44 Sammy Castillo 35 San Jose »• CA 24 ,CA-A 1:06:20 D Riordan 55 15 Mar,NJ-A 55:50 Jack Leydig 37 San Mateo CA 8 ,CA-A 56 IS Mar,NJ-A ir'r Vi 1:06:38 B Mimm 55:51 Derek Frechette 36 NY 13 ,NY-A 1:07:06 H Stric:kberger 55 15 Mar,NJ-A 55:55 John Fretwell 38 21 ,FL-A 1:07:22 Bill Hawver 55 Moravia NY 13 Sep,NY-A 1:07:32 Robert Thurston 56 Colts Neck NJ 5 Apr,DC-A -14. Man- 40 thru 44 1:08:16 Jesse Van Zant 58 San Jose CA 24 May,CA-A 1:08:25 Joseph Mulligan 59 York PA 5 Apr,DC-A 1:08:38 Jack Scott 56 Washington DC 5 Apr,DC-A 52:32 Bob Fischer 40 Newark NJ 26 Apr ,NY-A 1:08:57 Bill O'Connor 59 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 53:27 Robert Jenkins 41 Salem VA 5 Apr ,DC-A f' I1 1:09:06 0 Williams 56 15 Mar,NJ-A 53:28 Bill Meinhardt 40 Los Gatos CA 24 Hay ,CA-A >! r:i 1:09:07 Charles McDonald 55 21 Feb,PL-A ;1 riH) 53:38 Mike Sabino 41 Baltimore MD 5 Apr ,DC-A 1:09:10 J Pennington 58 15 Har,NJ-A 53:58 Charles Harris 40 San Mateo CA 8 Feb ,CA-A 1:09:58 Robert Craig 55 Hurray Hill NJ 5 Apr,DC-A 54:18 William C Hall 40 Durham NC 5 Apr ,DC-A i! • 1:10:14 Morton Kail 56 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 54:25 Sal Vasquez 41 Alameda CA 8 Feb ,CA-A 54:28 Victor Zwolak 42 WiImington DE 5 Apr ,DC-A 54:29 Tim Rostege 40 San Jose CA 24 May ,CA-A 54:36 Ken Winn 43 Stone Mtn GA 21 Feb ,FL-A 54:43 Gary Muhrcke 40 Huntington NY 26 Apr ,NY-A Men- 60 thru 64 54:46 Dan McCaskill 40 Chula Vista CA 9 May ,CA-A 54:50 Richard Van Scotter 41 Boca Raton FL 21 Feb ,FL-A 55:03 Joe Burgasser 42 St Petersburg FL 15 Mar ,FL-A 1 04:50a Don Longenecker 64 Silver City NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 55:14 Geoff Pietsch 43 Miami FL 21 Feb ,FIi-A 05:17 55:35 1 N Bertolini 60 15 Mar,NJ-A David Peelle 43 Ann Arbor MI 29 Aug ,MI-A 1 05:27 George Sheehan 62 Red Bank NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 55:40 Ray Stevens 40 Lincoln NB 28 Feb ,NE-A 55:50 1 05:53 Charles Chambers 60 Ellaville GA 21 Feb,FL-A Leonard Duey 42 New York NY 26 Apr ,NY-A 1 06:23 John Mclntyre 60 Springfield VA 5 Apr,OC-A 55:52 Martin Ball 43 Stanfordville NY 26 Apr ,NY-A 07:21 55:57 1 Wilfredo Rios 64 Little Heck NY 10 Hay,NY-A Calvin Loomis 42 Campbell NY S Apr ,OC-A 56:18 1 08:07 Wayne Zook 64 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A A Venanzi 40 15 Mar ,NJ-A 56:21 1 08:39 Arie Elderkamp 60 San Francisco CA 8 Feb,CA-A Jim Streeby 41 Ottumwa lA 28 Feb ,NE-A 56:29 1 08:S8a Bob Martin 60 Tucson AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A Greg Osmun 41 Grand Rapids MI 29 Aug ,MI-A 56:34 1 09:00 Thomas Gibbons 60 Bellerose NY 12 Dec,NY-A Fay Bradley 43 Washington DC 5 Apr ,DC-A 56:47 1 09:15 Donald Dilworth 62 Escondido CA 9 May,CA-A Sid Howard 42 Plainfield NJ 10 May ,NY-A 56:47 1 09:48 Albert Goldstein 61 Brooklyn NY 12 Dec,NY-A Guv Stretton 41 Old Greenwich CT 12 Dec ,NY-A 1 10:43 Woodrow Derby 62 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A 1 11:28 Harold Greenberg 61 Mestfield NJ 26 Apr,NY-A Men- 45 thru 49 1 11:33 J McCarthy 64 15 Mar,NJ-A 1 11:48 Walter Kayser 64 Stanwood MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1 12:02 F Cox 61 15 Mar,NJ-A 55:29 Brian Harris 46 Royal Oak MI 29 Aug ,MI-A 1 12:04 Walter Kreimann 60 Bethesda MD 5 Apr,DC-A 56:01. Bob Paklaian 45 Detroit MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1 13:05 Doug Booth 60 Grand Ledge MI 29 Aug,MI-A 56:11 Richard Sottshall, 45 Altoona PA 5 Apr,DC-A 1 14:12 Fred Surol 60 + Farmington MI 29 Aug,MI-A 56:42 Hartley Vezina 45 Roseville MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1 14:22 Nate White 62 13 Sep,NY-A 57:23 Robert Sussman 47 Hoodmere NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1 14:26 M Denski 62 15 Mar,HJ-A 57:54 Ray Hagen 45 Syosset NY 12 Oec,NY-A 1 15:16 Robert Taylor 60 Nilford MI 29 Aug,MI-A 57:58 Ben Hyser 46 York PA 5 Apr,DC-A 1 15:25 Fletcher Hanks 63 Oxford MD 5 Apr,OC-A 58:19a Joe Cary 48 Sierra Vista AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1 16:32 Robertoreligh 60 + Adrian HI 29 Aug,MI-A 58:41 C Roy 48 15 Mar,NJ-A 58:44 G Studzlnaki 48 15 Mar,NJ-A 58:58 Bob Trudgeon 47 Detroit MI 29 Aug,NI-A 59:11 Tom Kurihara 45 Vienna VA 5 Apr,DC-A 59:19 Bob Elwood 46 Lincoln NE 28 Feb,NE-A 59:35 Japk Chase 45 + Bay City MI 29 Aug,MI-A 59:43 Man- 65 thru 69 W Pierson 45 15 Mar,Nj-A 59:45 Gera Feld 48 Syosset NY" 12 Dec,NY-A 59:53 George Stillman 49 Bronx NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1 09:40 Louis Preysz 65 Poynette HI 59:54 Dennis Lanterman 45 2 Aug,HI-A Hillsboro CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1 11:07 Wilfredo Rios 65 59:56 Wilbert Griffin Little Neck NY 12 Dec,NY-A 46 Holt MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1 22:48 Bob Hutchins 1:00:04 Myron Nevraumont 65 Coronado CA 9 May,CA-A 46 Fremont CA 24 May,CA-A 1 24:32 Joe Goodman 1:00:10 69 Los Altos Hlls CA 24 May,CA-A Richard Murphy 47 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:24 : 34 Andrew McKevitt 69 Great Neck NY 1:00:14 Michael Vail 45 New York 26 Apr,NY-A NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:25:23 Raymond Deschambault 67 Dewitt 1:00:23 Lou Stern NY 5 Apr,DC-A 47 Brooklyn NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:26:27 Lester Rhoads 1:00:33 65 Little Neck NY 26 Apr,NY-A D Larson 47 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:00:34a 1:26:31 James Lux 69 Lincoln Park MI 29 Aug,MI-A Art Neeland 45 Ft Huachuca AZ 23 Jan,AZ—A 1:28:18 Richard Rothschild 67 Pt Chester NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:33:14 Jack Crofton 67 Lagrange 6A 5 Apr,DC-A Man- 50 thru 54 1:34:03 L Hayward 69 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:35:14 Cliff Riordan 66 21 Feb,FL-A 1:35:44 Murray Feinberg 69 Branford CT 5 Apr,DC-A 54:12 • . . ' w Ulrich Kaempf 50 Los Altos CA 24 May,CA-A 1:35:48 Geza Korda 65 Brooklyn NY 15 Mar,NJ-A 57:13 Herb Chisholm 54 Alexandria VA 5 Apr,DC-A l;44:15a Donald Fordney 66 Buachuca City AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 37:23 Ernst Sealander 50 26 Apr,NY-A 58: re Maurice Schepers 52 Philadelphia PA 15 Mar,NJ-A 58:26 Gordon McKenzie 53 Great Neck NY 26 Apr,NY-A 58:30 Don Dixon 54 Hastings/Hudsn NY 12 Dec,NY-A 59:04 S Thomas 52 15 Mar,NJ-A 59:11a Torn Bailey 51 Denver CO 25 Jan,AZ-A Men- 70 thru 79 59:29 Herbert Kania 52 Warwick NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1 00:07 Edward Stabler 52 Syracuse NY 13 Sep,NY-A 1:00:25 A1 Treichel 52 Milwaukee HI 2 Aug,WI-A 1 12:05 Edward Benham 73 Ocean City 1 00:28 MD 5 Apr,DC-A Kenneth Jones 51 •—Larchmont NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1 18:07 Joseph Gallaburri 70 New York 1 00:45 NY 26 Apr,NY-A William chappell 50 Monroe MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1 21:08 George Jacobs 74 Jamaica 1 00:50 J Chapman NY 10 May,NY-A 51 15 Mar,NJ-A 1 23:04 Ed Wiberg 73 Flint 1 00:50 Charles Ratti MI 5 Apr,DC-A 50 Weymouth MA 5 Apr,DC-A 1 33:06 Stanley Glynn 70 1 01:25 Joseph Burns 26 Apr,NY-A )-' . 52 Bogota NJ 12 Dec,NY-A 1 33:11 Charles Hackenheimer 75 Central Square NY 1 01:59 W Szmidt NY 13 Sep,NY-A 50 15 Mar,NJ-A 1 35:44 Richard Hhittenusre 70 La Jolla 1 02:04 Don Carpenter CA 9 May,CA-A 53 Palo Alto CA 24 May,CA-A 1 37:58 James Ramsey 70+ Detroit 1 02:05 John M Sullivan HI 29 Aug,MI-A 52 Sunnyside NY 10 May,NY-A 2 06:44 Ed Hiberg 74 Flint HI 29 Aug,MI-A September 1982 National Masters News page 19

Women- 35 thru 39 Women- 55 thru 59

1:01:40 Bobbi Rothman 36 Miller Place NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:20:53 Vlasta Pospisil 55 26 Apr,NY-A 1:02:27 Sue Johnston 39 Oakland CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:22:48 Anne Robertson 56 26 Apr,NY-A 1:03:04 Linda Thurston 38 Somerville NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 1:26:30 Harriet Wever 59 Okemos MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:05:07 Suzanne Carr 36 Washington DC 5 Apr,DC-A 1:27:23 Lucille Paul 55 26 Apr,NY-A 1:05:26 Carol Stroud 38 Saratoga CA 24 May,CA-A 1:28:56 Mary Rodriguez 59 Rego Park NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:05:42 Diane Young 38 Saratoga CA 24 May,CA-A 1:30:22 Maryloo Spooner 59 Nutley NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 1:06:23 Kathy Loper 38 Omaha NE 28 Feb,NE-A 1:31:25 Doris D'Andrea 59 26 Apr,NY-A 1:07:09 Hideko Pirie 36 Fairfax VA 5 Apr,DC-A 1:32:06 Virginia Hastings 56 Santee CA 9 May,CA-A 1:07:12 Karen Lanterman 36 Hillsboro CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:33:41 Lucy Killea 58 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A 1:07:35 Mary Ellen Byrn 35 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:34:05 Marguerite Glynn 55 26 Apr,NY-A 1:07:44 Patricia Patrick 37 Fairfax VA 5 Apr,DC-A 1:35:14 Elaine Hauser 55 26 Apr,NY-A 1:07:59 Elfrieda Wyner 38 21 Feb,FL-A 1:50:53 Edith Scott 57 Croton/Hudson NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:08:39 Charlene George 35-t- Pt Huron MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:52:54 Peggy Price 56 Coronado CA 9 May,CA-A 1:08:53 Judy Carroll 35 26 Apr,NY-A 1:09:02 Mimi Meyers 38 Brooklyn NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:09:20 Mary Leivers 35 13 Sep,NY-A 1:09:24 Sophia OaJces 35 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:09:28 Elaine Kirchen 39 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A Women- 60 thru 69 1:09:35 Dolly Broyles 37 26 Apr,NY-A 1:10:16 Pat Dancey 39 Grand Rapids MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:28:03 Gerry Davidson 60 1:10:34 Sherry Gaskin 38 Redwood city CA 8 Feb,CA-A Pa11brook CA 9 May,CA-A 1:30:31 Mary Rcariguez 60 1:10:54 Lona Monte 39 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A Rego Park NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:37:57 Judy Gimon 65 La Mesa 1:10:59 Marie Barllone 39 21 Feb,FL-A CA 9 May,CA-A 1:38:36 Mar-^aret Mullen 61 1:11:01 Nadine O'Connor 38 Tiburon CA 8 Feb,CA-A Detroit MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:40:20 Evelyn Havens 65 New York 1:11:07 Marlene Sundberg 35 Bay city MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:56:39 Marion Epstein NY 12 Dec,NY-A 62 Brooklyn NY 2:01:59 Althea Jureidini 26 Apr,NY-A 63 Brooklyn NY 26 Apr,NY-A Women- 40 thru 44

1::01:48 Karen Scannell 42 San Francisco CA 8 Feb,CA-A Four World Marks Set 1::03:45 Anna Thornhill 40 Somerville NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 1::04:06 Trudy Rapp 44 Alexandria VA 5 Apr,DC-A 1;:04:19 Hermine Bartee 42 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A in Northwest Classic 1::04:36 Patricia Bessel 43 Grand Island NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1::05:38 Patty Lee Parmalee 41 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A GRESHAM, Oregon, July 30-31. 1:05:53 Lynne Lauck •. 41 Pittstown NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 1:06:57 Sandra Folzer 41 Wyncote PA 15 Mar,NJ-A Four world and three American track 1:07:42 Mimi Lerner 44 St James NY 26 Apr,NY-A & field age division records were 1:07:48 Nina Kuscsik 42 Huntington Stui NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:08:20 Birthe Kirsch 42 Kensington CA 24 May,CA-A established this weekend in the cool 1:08:46 Patricia DeLotto 42 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:09:19 Carole Herrick • 40 McLean VA 5 Apr,DC-A evening atmosphere in the Northwest 1:09:45 Patsy Margolin 40 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A Classic at Mt. Hood Community Col 1:10:18 Mary Lund 41 Nbvi MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:10:18 Lona Monte 40 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A lege. 1:10:28 Polly Schonfeld 41 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A Harold Chapson, who turned 80 1:10:39 Sharon Sowell 42 Almont MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:10:48 Harriet Baker 40 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A years of age on July 11, ran the fastest 1:11:15 Betsy Smith 40-t Los Altos CA 24 May,CA-A 200 and 400 meters ever by a man over 1:12:13 Mary Neuney 42 Grand Rapids MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:12:19 Rita Pinzino 44 Somerset NJ 26 Apr,NY-A 80 in the times of 35.63 and 78.61, 1:13:01 Jaye Horowitz 40 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A respectively. 1:13:11 Judy Splitgerber* • 41 • San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A 1:13:24 Mary Van Ciunp 40-t- Ann Arbor MI 29 Aug,MI-A Tillamook's Clive Davies, generally regarded as one of the top veteran

Women- 45 thru 49 distance runners in the world, stepped onto the track for a change and promp

1:02:00 Mila Kania 49 Warwick NY 26 Apr,NY-A tly demolished the global standard for 1:04:36 Linda Sipprelle 46 Bethlehem PA 5 Apr,DC-A men 65-69 (18:04.5 by Erich Kruzyc'' 1:06:26 Karen Holappa 45 Plymouth MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:06:49 Margarete Deckert 48 Lagrangeville NY 26 Apr,NY-A of West Germany in 1976) by 24 1:07:13 Helene Bedrock 46 26 Apr,NY-A seconds in 17:40.5. 1:09:08 Natalie Buzzell 48 Mt Airy MD 5 Apr,DC-A 1:09:30 Nancy McCormick 46 Omaha NE 28 Feb,NE-A Don Hummel pole vaulted 9'6" to 1:10:10 Peggy Acton 45 Rochester MI 29 Aug,MI-A better Bob McConnaghy's world 70-74 1:11:41 Margaret Peruski 45 Dearborn MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:12:26 Joyce Fletcher 46 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A best of 9'2". 1:12:32 Ruth Waters 47 San Carlos CA 24 May,CA-A Barbara Hummel posted two U.S. 1:12:51 Andrea Anderson 45 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A 1:13:08 Gloria Brown 49 Grand Island NY 13 Sep,NY-A marks in the women's 55-59 high jump 1:13:15 Chris McKenzie 49 Great Neck NY 26 Apr,NY-A (3'6") and discus (47'3'/2"). Len Thornton, sets U.S. 50-54 record of 27:38 1:13:28 Laurette Rindlaub 47 Riverside CT 26 Apr,NY-A 1:13:39 Joanne Mallet 47 Rockville MD 5 Apr,DC-A Shirley Dietderich claimed a new at Cal Classic 8K Run in Risalia, Calif. 1:15:31 Natalie Tickner 47 Norwalk CT 26 Apr,NY-A American W55 javelin mark with a Photo by Marty Higginbotham 1:15:58 Nancy Heunaker 45 Kansas City MO 28 Feb,NE-A 1:16:03 Janet Nelson 46 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 54'4" heave. 1:16:10 Alma Kunes 48 Levittown NY 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:16:25 Estelle Meyding 46 Fairfax VA 5 Apr,DC-A Quality wins were turned in by: 1:16:42 Barbara Carlson 46 Orinda CA 8 Feb,CA-A • Paul Dungan in the men's 35-39 1:18:09 Marjorie Kroeger 47 Syosset NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:18:17 Katherine Knight 45 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A division, in the 400 (50.25), 200 (22.59) 1:18:54 Mary Stein 45 Washington DC 5 Apr,DC-A and 100(11.17). • Mike Heffernan in the M40 5(XX) Women- 50 thru 54 (15:25.7) and 15(X) (4:12.07), narrowly edging Paul Hall (4:13.65) in the latter. 1:11:27 Bette Mihalek 52 Whitefish Bay WI 26 Apr,NY-A 1:16:30 Merry Van Sant 51 San Diego CA 9 May,CA-A • Dennis Meyer in the M45 1500 1:17:32 Nancy Tighe 50 New York NY 12 DeC,NY-A (4:14.59), in a tight battle with Don 1:17:56 Bunny Franco 50 New York NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:19:48 Peggy Naas 51 El Cajon CA 9 May,CA-A Trethaway (4:15.55). Trethaway cap 1:20:44 Lillian Larrier 52 Brooklyn NY 26 Apr,NY-A tured the 5000 in 15:57.8. 1:20:46 Stephanie Harrison 50 Detroit MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:20:49 Alix Gravenstein 50 21 Feb,FL-A 1:21:04 Mary Dasen 50 Perry MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:21:07 Eileen Castle 51 Muskegon MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:22:35 Pamalee Avery 53 Almont MI 29 Aug,MI-A 1:23:15 Guillerma Bordonaba 50 Brooklyn NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:23:40 Helen Holmgren 53 Menlo Park CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:24:00 J Haner S3 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:24:58 Lya Kilian 52 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:26:21 Jean Cavrell 53 New York NY 26 Apr,NY-A 1:27:39 Babs Dalsheimer 53 21 Feb,FL-A 1:28:15 Ann Brown 50 Lincoln NE 28 Feb,NE-A 1:28:23 Mary Feury 50 26 Apr,NY-A 1:28:31 Etta Palmer 54 Saratoga— CA 24 May,CA-A Rudy Enders of Potomac, Maryland wins M50 1:28:35 Eleanor Swarbrick 50-t- H Bloomfield MI 29 Aug,MI-A long^ump in 18'5'/i" in Nationals in Wichita. 1:29:38 Ann Goff 53 Melrose Park HA 15 Mar,NJ-A Enders capturect three gold and four silwei L Cephus 15 Mar,NJ-A 1:29:46 51 medals in one of meet's top performances. 1:29:58 Audrey Jacobson 53 Long Beach NY 12 Dec,NY-A 1:30:17 Mariana Fitspatrick 53 Ridqewood NJ 12 Dec.NY-A Sportsfoto t)y John Alter .5j?-

page 20 National Masters News September 1982

H50 B. Endera 18.20 M50 B. •adars 31*4" J. Kelly *30 S. Htgy 19.58 H. Bmssaan 28*10 195'10* G. KeUy 20.11 T. Klspplngar TRACK & FIELD RESULTS D. Boss a*9* 167* H. Bcossmo 20.19 J. Oaldwisai 158*5" 21.50 R. Salvlo Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS Bay Felck K60 p. BberhsTdinger 20*r 99*8- ''V; X. Black 84*5" 1165 C. HUls NEWS, PC BOX 2372, VAN NUYS CA 91404. If possible, 20.« M65 C. HUls 26* r B. Detweller 19'r *35 B. Bury 166*10* please type single space with minimum of white space. J. Aekroyd 145*6" Shot A. Zachaika 115*4" 400 Hurdles M30 p. Corrlgan SENIOR OLYMPICS Beading Athletic Attic Track Club M30 G. Uoffwan 63.69 T. ELepplnger H40 R. Bsldsrston 181*6" ST. LOUIS. HO. Dutch Masters Meet I. Black 66.94 S. Hagy P. Hoyt 106*4" JUNE 1-3, 1982. Jime 6, 1962 R. Salvlo 72.01 E. Swlski C. laehs 94*3" 23.9t.. 50M Muhlenberg High School, Beading, Pennsylvania B. Salvlo MS5 Harry Guth 7.14 M35 J. Aekroyd 63.96 I. Black H45 B. Tounge 168*3" 144* H60 Len Wray 7.32 100 D. Rsthaan 69.10 J. Raider M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 7.31 M30 E. Martin 11. •35 P. Hclanna 1)46.96 B. VUlis 70.29 *30 K. GUbert 26'4i- F. ruiwsl 135*1" 114*2" M70 Ben Thomas 8.01 A. Sllveaan 11. T. JaeksoD H, Bohlglsn M75 Arling Pitcher 8.65 S. Thomsley 11 M40 B. Stanford 58.00 M45 H. Bohlglsn 70.78 H35 J. Aekroyd 35*7" 98* r W55 Dottle Gray 9.25 G. HoflYua 12. B. Bobinson 58.42 E. Fitzgerald 71.26 B. Bubals 34*94" I ^ I. Black 12. E. McCoabs I1O2.91 E. HUUs *50 Bsy Felok 129*8" ^ (• W60 Marie Holbert 9.89 25-2|" M65 Wilma Hise 10.38 J. Muscaxa 12. B. Feick 1105.36 M50 B. Biders 71.88 L. COaco 126*9" r G. KeUy 74.83 B. ihders 120*2" i * • M70 Marie Uebel 9.47 H40 L. Pratt 42* Hi" .1; H35 0. Bell 12.01 *40 G. Hola 1>33.72 H. BroBS)un 93.06 C. Kleha 38*3" H. Eroeaaan 100*6" I'V lOOM J. Idles 12.07 P. Hoyt 34*2- A. Harris 81*8" M55 Harry Guth 12.14 B. VlUls 12.45 M45 D. Pratt 56.96 1500 Halk V M60 Charles Beaudry 11.87 J. Aekroyd 13.30 H. Bohlglsn 57.90 H30 H. Morton 7)03 *40 D. Gotten 20*5- 1160 Po Ebediaidlnger 79* :]> M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 12.71 C. I^ullng 60.35 I. Black 91I9.2I M70 Ben Thomas 13.48 V35 F. HcKaons 19.40 H. lauflten I1O5.25 H45 j. Belder 35'7i- m65 C. HUls 82*4" M75 Arling Pitcher 15.30 J. SneU 1 >07.67 H45 P. Halkovlc 10)06.88 S. Derry 33*0" B. DetneUsor 74*6" W55 Dottie Gray 16.36 KM B. Stanford 12.48 H. Bohlglan 10)48.89 T. Jackson 32*8" J; W60 Helen Stephens 17.37 J. Kats 12.97 *45 M. Fltsgarald 2)03.3 H. Bohlglsn 30'6" X70 F. Islsacc 40*5" W65 Evelyn Benson 17.99 J. Hodge 13.11 H50 B. Fine 81IO H. Hola 29.9- H70 Marie Uebel 16.80 M50 L. Pratt 59.07 D. Boss 11)11.12 35 Ihund Height t , *1)0 E. Kaa 16.02 B. Badem 60.40 H. Broesaan 11)39.58 *50 1. Olsan 45.3- *30 T. ELepplnger 38*5" 200 J. Blood 64.99 Bay Felck 40*7i- B. Salvlo 30*6" M55 Harry Guth 26.51 Hlf5 D. Pratt 12.00 D. Boss 79.99 Dlffh -T'HP B. Carstan)M)o 39*10i- X. Black 21*4" H60 Len Wray 28.67 H. Bohlglsn 12.20 B. Felck 83.42 H30 B. Budrow 5'10- C. Jofaneon 37*4- M65 Gilberto Gonzalez 27.51 S. Dexry 12.53 G. Hoffsan 5'6" H. Bzossa)Ui 34*1- *35 J. Aokroyd 33*r M70 Ben Thomas 30.32 J. Snell 12.80 H55 A. Hunter 69.80 B. Salrlo 5'6- A. Harris 30*9i- B. Bubnls 30*1- M75 Arling Pitcher 33.44 H. Xauffkan 12.90 *. Jordan 70.49 I. Black 5*4* B. umis 23*10- W55 Dottie Gray 35.55 J. Barrle 14.48 H55 J. *• Pleraai 28*2- W60 Helen Stephens 35.45 M7D S. Monastero 1)30.95 H35 A. Zaeharfca 5'8- H40 C. KlahB 42' W65 Evelyn Benson 40.39 «>)5 H. Pltsgarald 14.73 B. Bury 5'6- H60 p. Eberhardlnger 28*9i" P. Hoyt 40*3" I!:' W70 Meredith Probst 51.33 H. Barxls 18.78 J. Aekroyd 5'0" 2)10.80 H65 H. Qguss 40*4" H45 J. Balder 32* M50 B. Endsrs 1140 E. Zuraw 5«6" 5000 12.44 2)17.42 G. Hood 34*5" T. Jackson 30*3" M55 Walter Bauer 18:22 L. Pratt 12.50 2)19.44 B. Baldereoo 5'6" B. Detweller 30*6" 4*0" M60 Oscar Hartmann 21:34 C. Johnson 13.17 J. Kats C. Hills 25*8" M50 1. Olssn 41*9" H65 Larry Patterson 21:08 F, HcGloskay 13.40 H35 J. Aekroyd 2)17.30 H. Brosassn 41*6t- H50 L. Olsan 4'4" M70 Oliver Langenberg 23:54 B. Falck 15.46 C. Jackson 2)23.72 M70 F. Kelser 19*0" Bay Felck 37* M75 Ed Fendt 27:56 H. BroBsaan/., \ 4'4" B. Carstenssn 32*6" W55 Dottie Gray 25:04 M53 *• Jordan 13.45 M40 B. Bobinson 2:23.96 B. aiders 4*4- A. Harris 24*1" Discus W60 Iipy Ernst 30:37 A. Hunter 13.67 B. illStanford 2)24.08 C. Johnson 4'4'' W65 Joan Fendt 35:11 J. V. Plerson 14.11 Bay Felck 4'2' H30 P. Corrlgan 143*6" m60 p. Eberhsxdlngar 1 i\' ••• T. Klspplnger 31*1" W70 Meredith Probst 41:54 H45 C.0*4 Pauling 2i22.51 J. KeUy 4'2" 116*10" E. Swlakl I if H60 D. Lasyer 13.73 H. Bohlglan 2)35.29 92*11" M65 B. Detweller 1160 P. Eberhardlnger 3*10*' B. Salvlo 89*4" 29* 10000 D. Hall 14.46 H. Uuflban 2)50.01 G. Hood zru" I. Black 70*6" 11 M55 Walter Bauer 39:11 C. HUls 22*3" M60 Oscar Hartmann 48:02 H65 H. Nlebel 14.88 M50 D. Boss 3)03.84 H65 C. Hills 3'10" U 8. Oetweller 3-6" H30 H. GUbert 62*8- • ^ M65 Larry Patterson 44:22 C. Hills 15.50 H. Brosaaan 3:27.09 N70 F. Kelser H70 John Kirn 65:47 G. Hood 17.64 3'8- AMHERST T»F CLASSIC H35 J. Aekroyd M75 Walter Miller 49:02 B< Detweller 19.55 H70 S. Monastero 3)21.99 92*9" AMHERST, OHIO. JULY 3. 51:06 Pole Fault B. HUUs 61*1" W55 Dottie Gray 100 68:47 M70 F. Kelser M30 J. Tlnl 11'6" W60 Imy Ernst 20.75 1500 M30 Bob Hagin 11.75 W65 Fran Patterson 75:04 B. Salvlo 9'6" 1140 L. Pratt 13r2" M30 D. Mayer 4il3 H40 Jim Barrett 12.80 W70 Mitzi Probst 88:26 C. Tospkina 4)14 M35 B. Cooks 13* 6- P. Hoyt 106*2" A. Martin 4)21 B. HUUs 10'6- C. CLeha 105'10- 200 200 G. Meuhs 4)26 A. Zacfaarka 9*6" H30 Rob Hagin 24.15 H30 E. Martin 23.58 *40 D. Gotten MILE T. Hslbom 4)48 57*6" M40 Jim Barrett 26.69 A. SUveiaan 24.45 MSTPatrick Gal'her 5:38.14 T. Ashaan 5)02 H45 j. Bankert 8«0- G. Berry 24.73 H45 J. Belder 97*4- 400 M60 Oscar Hartmann 6:08.32 m3& Jim Burke 57.05 I. Black 25.79 M65 C. Hills 8'0" T. Jackson 93* r M65 Larry Patterson 6:11.32 H35 J. Salth 4:53 M70 Hugh Steavenson 7:13.88 H. Hola 90*5" 800 M35 J. Idles 24.99 Tw Juno F. lUuatl M75 Edward Fendt 7:51.31 H4b Boy Fslck 5)06 83*r h5& Jeff Gerson :24.85 D. BeU 25.48 M30 S. Thomsley H. Bohlglan 75*6" W55 Dottie Gray 7:27.92 *. Bsrriok 5)45 19*3" mo B. HUUs 26.83 1. Black W60 Imy Ernst ' 8:49.07 17'5- M30 Ron Li nn 5 :n.57 J, Aekroyd 29.21 J. Muscara M50 L. Olsai 123*10" W65 Wilma Hise 10:09.70 H50 B. Fine 5)30 16*9" S. Hagy 16'1" • Bay Felck 109* 400 RELAY W70 Meredith Probstll;48.93 HltO B. Stanford D. Boas 6)22 24.61 B. Salrlg 14"Hi H. Broesaan 94*4" M30 Over the Hill 49.29 B. Bobinson 25.22 A. Harris 84*10" LONG JUMP M55 D. HarrU 5000 E. NcCoaba 26.06 6)37 M35 J. Idles 17.7. B. Biders 80*3" M55 Francis Schaefferl4- 9 M30 Tom Pierson 19:09 J. Eats 28.02 D. BeU 17'2" M60 Charles Beaudry 13-11 H70 S. Hanastaro 7)20 M65 Gilberto Gonzalezl3-10's *40 J. Aekroyd 16'71" H60 p. Eberhardlnger 75*9" DISCUS B. vmis M4Q George Mirka 144-8 M70 Cecil Sommer 11-11 M45 hm 5000 I6«3i" 1165 H. Qguss 105*10" M75 James Morris 9- ZH D. Pratt M50 Rudy Bredenbeck 106-1 C. Pauling 1130 G. Toapklns 16 la B. DetweUar 94* r W55 Dottie Gray 7-11 M40 E. HoCcabe 11-3- M60 Jack Siringer 79-0 H. Bohlglsn C. Hills 90* W60 Helen Stephens 8- 54 J. Kats 15*2" W30 Mary Charbounre 56-4 S. Derry 105 J. 3)Uth 19)01 G. Hood 85*4" W65 Clara Finehout 4- 2 W60 Beryl Siringer 25-9 J. Snail M45 H. Bohlglan H. Hlebel 80*4" W70 Marie Uebel 8- 0 N40 Boy FSlck 18)00 i5'ioi' LONG JUMP *45 M. Fltsgnrald 30.23 *. Bsxrlok 20)43 H70 F. Kelser 45*8" M30 Dave Morgan 18-11) DISCUS H50 B. Bbders 17*3" H. Barrle 40.29 H. Brosaaan H40 T E Ragland 16-6 M55 Phil Burska 114- 5 M50 D. Boss 24)18 15*24- H60 Jim Crowder 110- 2 C. Johnson 13'6i- SHOT PUT H30 T. Uepplagar 108*9" M65 Gilberto Gonzalel07- 7 N50 B. Endsrs 25.81 L. Olsen H30 Mary Chadbourne 19-0 10.000 13*2" B. Selvio 92*10" M7Q John Dick 96- 6 L. Pzmtt 26.58 Bay Felck 12*2i- H60 B Siringer 12-6»s M30 V. Becker 41)24 I. Black 61'5- H75"Jim Lorenz 68- 8 P. McCloskay 27.70 M30 Dave Morgan 35-3 J. Isoioe W55 Elinor McCarthy 50- 0 29.91 N55 *. Jordan 13*0" MAO George Mirka 43-6 1140 *. Bszrlck 41)44 H35 J. Aokroyd 97*10" W60 Helen Stephens 73- 7 B. Falek 34.34 M50 Rudy Bredenbeck 31-11 B. Bubnls 78*2" W65 Enmetta Peressin 52- 9 if60 P. Eberhardlnger 8'11- M60 Jack Siringer 28-9 1(45 G. Xraaer 38.40 W70 Marie Uebel 45- 6 N55 *• Jordan 28.45 H40 C. KlahB POLE VAULT J> H. Plerson 28.91 m65 C. HUla 12*10" 136* r H50 B. Fins 46)31 P. Hoyt 133*6" M30 Tom Pierson 11-3 SHOT A. Hunter 28.95 G. Hood 9*8J" D. Boss 13-0 49)48 B. DetweUar MAO Ed Hoyle M55 Phil Brusca 42- 64 8*8- M45 j. Belder M60 Charles Beaudry 44- 2 N60 D. lawyer 29.66 110 High Hurdles T. Jackaca HAMMER M65 Bob Powell 41- 3 Trlnle M30 Jeff Gerson 46-0 1165 C. wm. M30 B. Budrow 15.69 H70 Cecil Sonmer 34- 34 33.19 H30 S. Thomsley 41*2i" MAO Dick Mann 87-2 B. Detweller G. Hoffsan 15-80 H50 L. OUm M75 Orlyn Dueringer 26- 4 43.00 1. Black 36*4" 149*9" M50 Joe Chadbourne 140-9 I. Black 16.*81 H. Broaman W55 flinor McCarthy 19- 9 S. 35*3" 146"2" M60 Jack Siringer 69-7 400 W60 Helen Stephens 36- 24 B. Salvlo 30*8" B. Qaretense 128*4" W65 Emmetta Peressin 22- 2 N30 G. Berry _ 56.47 M35 J. Aokroyd 17.19 Bey Felok 114*10" HIGH JUMP B. *ilUs 18.24 M30 Dave Morgan 5-0 W70 Marie Uebel 20- 4 A. Sllveraan 57.62 M35 H. Bury 38*34" A. Harris 79* J. Idles Jack Thornton 5-0 E. Martin 58.67 20.59 J. Aokroyd 960 participants in 29 B. HUUs m'.' 1160 P. Eberhardlnger 100*7" r-' H40 J. O'Haxa 16.63 RAWER sporting events, M3S J. Idl^ 59.06 M45 H. Bohlglsn 31*2" W30 Mary Chadbourne 54-3 from Joy Rice B. HUUs lt03.28 N65 B. DetweUer 108*3" H60 Beryl Siringer 68-41S. J, Aekroyd 1>07.81 M45 E. Fltigeinld 19.84 C. BlUe 80*2" J. Barxls a.61 September 1982 National Masters News page 21

FLORIDA MASTERS I 1H 128 M8 88* On* Tlira* 128 338 35# 58# MrI* Hifh TrIpl* l«nf •!»-•>» WALE Y»r8f Y«r8. TirJ, T«rN Hllo. HDb MnrW •Nr8, SM*t W*IAt^ W*l^t. OIrcnb. JrvIIo. V—It . J— . JwNi . J— £HAALIE HARRIS (3I) 21 Ml* ft.8 23 5-2 81-1 »9-5 UN TAYLOR (JC) 23.8 53.1 *82.8 srcve CHRISTLIEI (38) 2(23.8 Tin suckley (31) 2(22.8 18(52.8 DANIEL CRAHAN (31) 11.9 28.8 90-8 15-1Tlv £L LIRSCCNB (32) II.• 28.1 18.5 a:J 98-0 17-11»< -'f'l • ILLY K(»'ALY (32) 2il7.8 5!00.5 *18(11.3 DENNIS CACEN (32) 2(10.7 AL NcRCSEATS (32) ! 73^ 108-2 I3-93a GARY SCHULER (32) 18.7 79-7 18-7 Taank HUTTNER (33) 28.2 5t28.7 TERRY SNITH (33) 11.8 58.5 RUDY VLAARBINCERBR0eK(3%) 20.3 *118-8 *38-H: •2l-7i- CRECCRY HENDERSON J£ 2(11.2 •AVID WISE (38)

Ji5-39 hale _____ THONAS CRONAM l39) 37 M*. TTTt IST 5(83.7 "BT 107-1 118-2 5-0 35-0 17-5 JIM CRAFT (38) 11.8 28.3 81.3 A. J. FREELS (38) 2(31.8 WEN GILLIAN (3l) 25(18.5 EDWAR» HILL (39) 87-lV *185-0 *29^ •127-2 *182-8 GRAHAM HOCKADAY (38) 11.5 25.1 30-0 tcOTT HAGER (38) 28.8 55.8 PAUL HOWICKI (38) 2(82.2 5(85.1 18(38.7 TCNY BIAHCHI (3$) 32-8 105-5 58-0 21-3 108-2 121-8 MIRE FELLY (35) *51.8 *18.7 *80.2 Itepiien frushour (38) 101-3 NOUARB A*TON_(35l T37-I i: MALE _____ MELS SIVCRSON'~T

RON HILL (82) 11.9 •57.0 2(17.7 5IA I8-3\ Job tvrba (8b) 2(18.9 BAY IB ELLIS (82) THOMAS RICHARDS (82) 2(19.8 5110.3 RCHALB KACKEV (88) 23(08.8 Jeter augusto (83) 81.2 5(10.9 17(38.8 JeON WILLIAMS (83) 28.9 18-11 2pilN ROWSEY (8b) 13.5 JUA CARL LUBECRE !;:i-(80.

8S-8S MALE XOM JACOBSiJT 8(28.3 XIMOTHY TVOMEY (87) 33*5 110-2 *37-7 *19-8 93-8 98-5 4^ £U22 PORTER (8S) 37BtB. 11.7 28.3 83.9 *17.8 88.8 98-11 97-0 8-IB 32-0 Ift-llt XHARUS HILUR (87) *11.8 28.1 87.8 8-8 32-81: 15-iir \ i ^OKN GIIMORE (87) 19.8 119-8 5-2 18-18 RUSTY HAMILTON (88) 23-5 85-8 98-3 9-0 nh 18-li: yiLLIAM WOTTING HAM (89) 9-8 3-10 18.«r

IBB 22B 88B SSB on* ThrM I2B 33t 350 580 Mala Nlfh TrIpla lanf £•-58 MALE Isri Y»rJ. Y«rJ. Y«rW Nil* . HIU . HiirO. HarO. Shat M—ar. Wal iht. Walaht. 0 ItCMD. Javalln Uaalt . Ji^ . J.** THOMAS BARTEHFELB (52) 32 pU. 20.0 02.8 2:33.1 7:02.2 20:23.2 28=21 53=1 r~5l-8 l8-8 80-11 3-10 Jarlos FRAUNDCRFER (50) *37-3 *183-8 *30-10 *20-2i *128-1 79-9 BILL CENTRY(5I} 20.0 27-21: 13-3lr . iiCK POOLE (SB) 05.9 3(18.0 7:09.0 22:17.9 25-9 72-7 70-0 STEWART DANIEL (51) 71.8 2(81.9 8(10:8 19:21.9 21.8 57 3 Tes TRUBEY (53) 12.9 20.9 78-1 BON HATELTON (S3) •0-1 20-?^ J2dL 4 i 15-53 male t. ROBERT PETERS (50) 28 ptt. "IRT *9i-r *28-9)- TFBT ICTT T=2 '4 JAMES Mcanally (58) 13.7 32.2 •ON HALL (58) 13 30.0 50-9 JACK GAMBLE (57) IB7-lt 119-0 WILLIAM KERRIGAN (50) 3(11.9 22(39.8 RAY THOMSEN (55) 31-9 10-0 09-0 75-11

6D-G8_MAIE_ fONALB HULL (83) 13.1 29.7 •2.1 30.0 03-9 , IO-2t 11-9 08=2 73-2 2IT^ 10-3 _ 6CRB0M NCRKREN (83) *12.8 38-8 *•8-8 *IS-8i: 93-9 128-1 *8-2 VILLIAN EPPRIGHT (81) *5(52.1 *10(874 JACK RICE (81) 29.1 *2:29.i JOHN RUSSELL (88) 21-2 58-11 08-2 J2:4_ 85-19 HALE GILIEATO GONZALEZ (80) 38 ptB. 12.9 30.1 *19.3 35-7 IOO-7 5-0 ]-• l$Tf IM I KTE GUL6IN (88) (m) 35-10 77-5 118-11 tt-7 •AVID JCNES (85) 13.9 •7.0 98-2 ROBERT SCHANZLC (89) 28-t 71-2 79-1 70-11 REGGIE GOLDEN (80) 28(334 Jeorge frushour (88) 27-11

28-7'' "AW I5a PHIL PARTRIKC (71) 20 PU. 2i-5 *21-0 *13-5 102-7 ^-0 RICHARD LACEV (71) 35.9 •5.2 John stevens (73) *2(59.7 *8(38.8 25 0 "f IIAW ^ ABAIBERT BROSZ (75) lOptB. nBT BoTF ^=r ipCT m TEAM KORES jrne essio (78) *7(28.0 *23(894

CHARLESTON TC ;fl ORLANBO RUNNERS CLM VQNEH 1 » BATTONA BEACH TC •0 2ICKI HKKABAV (35) 51 ptB. -RT *3iT 9«.2 3(15.3 "7?35T -T73r WEST FLORIDA T ]^I6H KCNNEBV (31) 15.2 •23-2 •8a-ii 01 MANASOTA .2 ATLANTA TC ^B ^N RAHL (52) *3iHa3 **«38.l SiUM FLORIDA sntlBCM i7 3 TeLPHA FRUSHOim (8t) *)W PUERTO RICO (8 •MEET RECMI EASTERN AIRLINES 3 ATLANTA NASTERS 3 •UN! SANTn TC 4 iO-35 NAU RCLRVS 880 yarOB (8 X 110) NILE (8X880) L«ioA miocu 55.0 8i28.8 page 22 National Masters News September 1982

60-W — 1. Catnpflpiano; 2, 2982 NJTAC MASTERS WEICHT PENTATHLON O'Brien; 3, Ton? Amaral; ll-?'/5. 65 and over — 1, Sorlien; 2, CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION Nick Palrcka; 3, Rathier; 13-9V«. Discus JULY 3, 1982 RUTGERS UNIV., PISCATAUAY 40-W - 1, Dr. Dan OeCe- SENIOR OLYMPICS sart; 2; Hpttt; 3. Schlnse;. 115-7. MEDIUM RAIN LCW 70'S At Brown itidhw jvWK men A3 AMt Ran 45-4? - 1, Coltord; 2, P. Collins; 3, J. Pina; 80-6. SHOT HAMMER 40-44 — 1, Jim Groy; 2, Jack 35' WT TOTAL ThomhiQ: 3. Anthony Frattarcli 50-54 — I, Leo Sullivan; 2, DISCUS JAVELIN Jr.; 33J1). George Terry; 85-8. lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAP WAVA 45-4? — 1, Ken Greene; 2. 60-64 - I, Bill Gllllgan; 2, Marcel' J. Brochu; 3, Joseph Heard; 3, Campopiano; •98-8. PAUL CORRIGAN MAR.K-STD 41*3 3/4" 56'9k" 131'7k" —•— lie *5 3/4" 24*10" . Parent; 3ft42 -4. 65 and ovr — I, Ralhler; 2, SHORE A.C. -METRIC 12.59 17.31 7.57 50-54 — 1, Richard Ham Lester O'Brien, 62-1. 40.11 — 35.50 . 32-NJ POINTS 638 270 . mond; 2, Bill Hampson; 3, Mar Shot 229 888 — 431 ...4- ; vin 5. Keriner; 3tJ2. • 40-W — 1, D. DeCesare; 2, B. TOTAL 638 867 2555 — 1976 2246 2246 55-5? - 1. Georpe Sa»a; 2. Walkins; 3, Hotler; 41-3,

Vin DeMeo; 3. Herb Atarks; 45-4? — 1, Richard Deere, —— ...... •• —... RON-SALVIO MARK-STD 23*Sk" 88*3k" fiS'%" 100*8" 27* 6k'' 41J)3. 42-2. M-M — I, John Cosline; 2, 50-54 — 1, Mall Guglielmellt; SHORE A.C. -METRIC 7.45 26.91 25.92 30.68 8.39 —- Ed Fenton; 3, Ray Dwyer; 44:52 2. Boyle; 3, Terry; 37-2. 33-NJ POINTS 260 431 378 341 337 ^ 45 and over — 1. Lesfie S. 60-64 — 1, Heard; 2, Gilligan; TOTAL 260 €91 1069 1410 1747 .—. J7^7 Pawson; 2, Ron Renaud; 3, Joe 3. Campopiano; 47-6'/5. Diickewicz; 51:54. Long Jump LEN WATSON MARK-STD .... 35*11" —.. . 100-meter dub 40-W — 1, Harvey Wagner; 45*6k" 103*9 3/4" 114*8" lll*8k" 40-44 — I. Jotm Wlictan; 2. 2, Whelan; 3, Hurley; 17-1^4. SHORE A.C. -METRIC 13.88 31.64 34.95 34.05 10.95 ^ Gary Giragosian; 3, John 45-4? - 1, John Ellis; 2, Don 36-NJ TOTAL 720 518 583 398 528 Downs; 12Jt2. Lopes; 3, Kushner; 15-?i POINTS 720 1238 1821 2219 2747 —•' 274? • 45-4? — 1, R'ldiwd A. Deere; 50-54 — 1, Sullivan; 2. Boyle; 7. Don Lopcs 3, John EBs. 3, Ferraro; 15-2'/ir 12J». 60-64 — I, Campopiano; 2, ROBERT JACKSON MARK-STD 39'ek" 82*6k" 118'10k" 118*5k" ..... 31*k** SHORE A.C. -METRIC .... 50-54 — I. Leo SuCvan; 2. O'Brien; 3, Ton? Amaral; 11-9'/j. 12.05 25.16 36.23 36.10 9.46 -—- Matthew Boyle; 3, Frank Bar- 43-NJ 65 and over — 1, Sorlien; 2, POINTS 602 554 397 303 609 594 431 382 420 360 ous, 13.0. Nick Palroka; 3, Ralhler; 13-9Vj. TOTAL 602 554 999 857 1608 1451 2039 1833 2459 2193 2459 2193 55-5? — 1, Lester Smith; 2. Discus Herb Marks; 142. 40-W — 1, Dr. Dan DeCe RAY BURY 60-64 — Nathaniei Heard; 2, sare; 2; Hotte; 3, Schlnse;, 115-7. MARK-STD 34*5" 83*3k" 93'8k" 152'6 3/4" 28'e" Jotm Costine; 3, Bil Giligan; 45-4? — 1, Collord; 2, Collins; SHORE A.C. -METRIC 10.49 25.38 46.55 8.69 14.4. 28.56 67-9. 40-NJ POINTS 496 437 402 307 65 and over — 1, Robert P. 50-54 — 1, Boyle; 2, Gugliel- 442 37? 586 591 361 302 TOTAL '496 437 Sorfien; 2, Bob AUaten; 3, S. melli; 3, Terry; 101-8. 898 744^ 2339 1123 • 1925 1714 2286 2016 2286 2016 Ferreira; 14.4 60-M — 1, Gllllgan; 2, Cam 400-incter ran popiano; 3. O'Brien; 132-1. TOM JACKSON MARK-STD 32*7 3/4" .... 66*9k" 105'9 3/4" 30'24'' 40-44 — I, Dicfc Hurley; 2. 87'94" 65 and over—- 1, Albert Sisti; SHORE A.C. -METRIC 9.95 .... Gary Giragosian; 3, Fred Zu- 20.35 26.75 32.25 9.20 2. O'Brien; 3, Cieurzo; 85-9. 48-NJ leger; 62.0 12 — 1, John Hand, 39-4. POINTS 457 396 298 207 398 352 368 381 400 340 TOTAL 457 45-4? — Tom Talxilt; 2. 396 755 603 1153 955 1521 1336 1921 1676 1921 1676 Anthony DaPonte; 3, RusseB WOMEN 6.2-m8e run Kushner; 61?. JACK HANEY MARK-STD 25*3/4" .... 50-54 — 1, StRlvan; 2. Rudy 45-4? — 1, Connie Cam- 42*7" 65'Ilk" SHORE A.C. -METRIC Bergeron; 3, Pal-Ferrara; 6IL4. meron, 60.19. 7.64 12.98 20.10 -RETIRED 50-NJ POINTS 55-5? — 1, Lester SmBti; 2. 50-54 - 1, Emily P. Burke; 2, 276 164 119 74 226 263 Richard Bladimao; 20.1/ AHce M. Wright; 3, Thelma S. TOTAL 276 164 395 238 621 401 60-64 — 1, Arthur OBricn. Kefzner;,' 55.34. 621 401 100-meter dash SHOT 75J. HAMMER DISCUS JAVELIN 65 and over — 1, MuBten; 2. 45-4? — 1, Ann Chandler 35' WT TOTAL lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA S. Ferreira; TIL AAorris; 2, Mary E. AAcCaulev; 3, lAAF WAVA lAAF WAVA l^-mtkv ran Susan L. Hammen; 16.1. 43'10 3/4" 119'9" 135'!" 40-W — 1. ThoriMt; 1 Bob 60-64 — 1, Anila Jackson, LEN OLSEN MARK-STD 122'6k" 37*Ik" — Anderson; 3, V. Carr; 4aOL2. 206. -METRIC 13.38 36.50 41.17 UNATT 37.35 J2.J1 45^4? — 1, John McGotean; 2. 65 and over — Jeanne H. 689 738 600 662 706 837 Greene; 3, Bob CoHord; (55.1 Scolt; 2, Carmella Harris; 3, 50-PA POINTS 450 610 553 J31 689 738 1289 1400 1997 2237 50-54 — I, Bergeron; 2. Joe Grace M. Eastwood; -25.7. TOTAL 2447 2847 3000 337.8 3000 3378 Keman; 3. Hammond; SaOAt. 200-meter dash 55-5? — t, Carl Hammen; 2. 45-4? — 1, Ann Chandler mark-std 40'llk" 115'Bk" 94'3k" PAY CARSTFNSEN 104'r 33*33t^ George S8va; 3. tester Smilti; Morris; 2, Susan Hammen; 36.4. -METRIC 12.48 35.26 28.74 55-59 - 1, Belly Waas, 51.6. NY MASTERS 31.72 10.25 POINTS 631 648 579 631 445 439 3ao-nw?ir dM 60-64 — 1, Anita Jackson, 50-NY 359 442 471 425 44J. TOTAL 631 648 1210 1279 1655 1718 40-U — 1. Whelan; 2. Harvey 2014 2159 2485 2S74 2485 2574 Wagner; 3, 0. Sartor; 25.1 400-meter run 45-4? — I, Rictivd Delter; 2, 45-4? — 1, Ann Chandler MARK-STD 37* 3/4" 99*3k" 106'lOk" 106'llk" John EDis; 3, Don Lopes: 24LS. Morris, 90.6. HERB CANTOR -METRIC 11.30 30.26 32.57 32.60 50-54 — 1. Barous; 2. Boyle: 1600-meter run NY MASTERS no MARK POINTS 552 530 493 506 531 597 3, Ferraro; 272. 45-4? — 1, Mary McCauley; 56-NY 374 546 -0- -0- 55-5? — 1, Leslcr SmMw 2, 2, Ann Chandler AAorris; 6-35.4. TOTAL 552 530 1045 1036 1576 1633 1950 2179 Blackman; 2?.t. 5^5? — Julia Christo; 8:31.6. 1950 2179 2950 2179 60-64 - ). Heard; 2. Costine; 3,000-meter run MARK-STD 34*7k" 49*9k" 84'7k" 53*6" 2?.5. 45-4? — Mary AAcCauley; GENE WOOD 17*11" -METRIC 10.55 '• 15.17 25.79 65 and over — 1; Sorben; 2. 13.-012. PHILLY MASTERS 16.31 5.46 500 532 176 185 374 388 Mullikeh; 3, Don Davey; sdl I.SOO-meter walk 65-PA POINTS 56 52 78 -0- HM Jump 60-64 — 1, Mary Rizzardini; TOTAL 500 532 676 717 1050 1105 1106 1157 2284 2157 1184 40-44 — 1, Bob Setwise; 2. 2, Violel Forlin; 3, Claire La- 1157 Mike Hotter; 4-2. Poinle; 12:52.1. 45-4? — I. Russ Kushner. 3- 65 and over — 1, Josie Hamaker; 2, Elsie Brockhoft; 3, ST. CLOUD RECREATION SUBtoSTERS AND 200 Meter Deali ' 50-54 —1, Boyle; 2, Kenap; Flo Bullock: 11:50.0. 3, George Terry: 4-4!b. 5 Kiloneter Run Long Jump Donnie Hardy 30-34 24.61 Long Ju^ 60-64 — I, Frank Campo- 45-49 — 1, Mary McCauley; piano, 3-A Dan LaBelle 35-39 25.34 2, Dolores Bergeron; 3, Ann 'Name TlmeAllstanoe Daryl Nyquist 35-39 65 and over — 1. Ralph Perna; 11-1. v 26.44 Donnie Hardy 30-34 17' 2" Rathier; 2-fli Grady Rostberg 40-U 60-64 - 1, Alfreda Heller; 2, 24.73 Dan LaBelle 35-39 16' 10" 1.500-milm waft Fraii3: Rloux 35-39 17:04.69 Jin McDiamid 27,67 Anila Jackson; 3, Jeanne Mopps; 40-44 John Ewlng 40-44 19'2i'' 4(F44 - I, MiChlCi HoHcr; 2, 7-0. Bob Dcaek 35-39 19:24.86 Fred Zuleger; ?:4S. Jia Peterson 45-49 26.51 Grady Rostberg 40-44 18' 4i'' 65 and over — 1, Flo Bullock; Bill Laiigen 35-39 18:24.29 45-4? —«I, Benard Kaubian; Jin Johnson 45.A9 30.97 2, Vicky Norman; 3, Veronica 40-44 George LaBelle 40-44 15' 6" 9-ja George Savaizicb 16:39.80 Sludley; 5-8W. Henry Xfueller 45-49 33.00 Jim Peterson 45-49 16' 5" . 50-54 - 1, GBert Ahes; Shot 112?. 45-4? — Ann Chandler Mor 110 Meter Hurdles 55-5? — 1, Gtorge Grzebien; ris; 2, Mary McCauley; 3, Susan Javlin Triple .Zuap 9:12. 60-64 — 1, George Turner; L. Hammen; 23-7. John Ewlng 40-44 16.81 60-64 — Alfreda Heller; 2, John Ewing 40^-44 38' •''' 11:11.5. George LaBelle 40-44 20.20 Name Age Tine/Distance Rose Rathier; 3, Jeanne Mopps; George LaBelle 40-44 26' 6- 65 and over — 1, BR Hokne; Jlzn Peterson 45-49 19.19 19-A Jim Peterson 45-49 3, Bailie; 10:3313 '• 65 and over — 1, Ellse Seott Stallman 30-34 121'7" 30' 4" 3JIOO-ifa?w nm Brockhott; 2, Victoria Norman; 100 Meter Dash Dan LaBelle 35-39 140' 11" 40-W - 1. Gtorge Gantier; 3, Flo Bullock; 16-8. 2, Paul Leitar; 3. ThomhO; John Ewing 40-44 125' High Jump George LaBelle 9:52.A 45-4? -T 1, AAary McCauley; Scott StalliTian 30-34 11.59 40-44 109' 45-49 — 1, McGowan; 2. Donnle Hardy 30-34 11.94' Bob Waxlax 45-49 102' 8" Kushner; IftllA 2, Ann Perna; 3, Oelores Ber geron; 2-3. Sara Osnald 30-34 16.89 Jim Peterson 45-49 90' 4'- 50-56 - 1. Hammond; 7. BS 60-64 - 1, Alfreda Heller; 1-? Pole Vault Hampson; 3, Bob Foss; NbS?2. Dan LaBelle 35-39 12.01 Chuck Olson 55-59 90' 5" 65 and over — lie between Ray Farwell 55-5? • — 1, Hammer*!; 2, Vicki Norman and Flo Bullock; 30-34 11.62 Silva; 3, De Mee; NtSlL?. Shot Put Rick Nelson 1-9. Grady Roetherg 40-44 11.94 13' 6'- 65 and over — 1, Robert Jin Peterson Jim Peterson 45-49 7' 8' Bailie; 15019. JavHin 45-49 12.78 40-44 - 1, Ruth E. Conlev; Henry Mueller 45-49 15.22 Scott Stallman 30-34 31' li" •r 40-W - 1 P. Comer; iMB. 46-0. Dan LaBelle 35-39 40' li'- High Jump 45-4? — 1, Mary McCauley; T OeCesore; 3. J. Downs; 1500 Meter Run George LaBelle 40-44 33'li" 45-49 - 1, CoBord; 2, P. 2. Susan L. Hammen; 40-5. 55-59 - 1, Belly Waas; 27-11. Jim Peterson 45-49 31' 9" Dan LaBelle 35-39 5' Collins; 3. J. Pka; M-A BobWaxlax George LaBelle 40-44 4' 50-54 - 1. Leo SuBvan; 2. 60-64 - 1, Allreda Heller; 2, Ross Norman 30-34 4:38.66 45-49 31'2" George Terry; 15-1 Rose M. Rainier; 3, ,Marv Riz George Savaiileh 40-44 Hank Mueller 45-49 24' 2" Jim Peterson 45-49 4' zardini; 29-4. 4:38.60 60-64 - 1, BR GCgn; 7. A. Symalla 40-44 5:22 Chuck"Olson • 55-59 29'7i" Chuck Olson 55-59 4' Heard; 3, Campopiano; .M-1 65 and over — 1, Elise Brockhott; 2, Victoria Norman; Bill Andberg 70-74 5:32 65 and ovr - 1, Rathier: 7. Discus Lester aBrien, 62-1. 3, Flo Bullock; 36-5. Discus 400 Meter Run 40-W -1, 0. DcCeswe; 2. B. Dan LaBelle 35-39 106' 11" Welkins; 3, HoHcr; 41-1 30-34 55.6 George LaBelle 40-44 95' r 45-49 — 1, Ridard Dcere. Ray Frweil John Ewing 40-44 42-2. 30-34 55,97. 99' 8" 50-54 — 1, Matt GumMnetti; TNEAniEIICS Dapyl Myquiut 35-39 56.80 Jim Peterson 45-49 91'2" 2, Boyle; 3, Terry; 37-2. CONGRESS ^ A . Jim McDiemid 40-44 1:01 Boh Waxlaz 45-49 63' 1" 60-M - 1. Hcird; 2. GRigwi; Chuck Olson 55-59 102' li'' 3, Campopiano; <7-615. 800 Meter Run 40-W - 1. - IQ^ 2, Wlwlan; 3. Hialey: D-HA Bill Andberg 70-74 2:50 45-49- 1. JeinEBKL Don Lopts; 3. .Kinhnw; 50-56— t. SiMNk; i Boglc; 3. Forrwe: tt-2ik September 1982 National Masters News page 23 — mSSSSSSSaBBSSSSSSSSSSSm 19S2 NJTAC MASTtltS PBNTATHUMI CHAMPIONSHIP AGO •eter r«l4y (6 x 100)

LONG JUMP 30-39 N.Y. PIOHEEHS 95.40 JULY 4, MANALAPAN NJ 200 MBTERS DISCUS 1500 METERS TOTAL DAIKE, SIKPSON • aaOW - IMWUBLL XAAF MAVA ttXD-HTGH 70''S, SUNNY lAAF MAVA lAAT WQIA. M9STERS 96.00 MAVA lAAF 1MAVA lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA JEMMIMCS, CLAilK, OMIVEY, MoCOmS

.... 90-99 SA ROS SALVIO MARK'STD 14*2** 91 *0k 27.9 94*7" 4:41 — PHIL9. MASTERS 95.36 SNORE A.C. -METRIC 4x32 27.95 26.81 POATT.O, PRATT.L, STAHrORD, ABATOia 33-NJ POINTS I99 294 336 447 518 50-59 TOTAL 199 493 831 —— 1278 1796 1796 r; T. MASTBRS 59.00

— J. KELLV, GOLEM, XALBOTT, UBTZCR BILL SIKORSKY MARK-STD 17*73/4 I22'4k'' 26.5 82'7k" 6:56

— SNORE A.C. -METRIC 5x36 37.29 25.18 BOO —ter relay (9 x 200) Ji-COW POINTS 463 499 437 — 159 -0- 30-39 M.T. P10ME8RS 1:36.7 TOTAL 463 J349 — 1708 1708 912 1708 SIMPSON, OAHCB, AOEUUMl, OaOHH 90-99 JIM CALDffELL MARK-STD 13*10^" 29.3 — 91•4k" 5:55 158*3 3/4"— PHILA. MASTERS "A" 1:36.9 SNORE A.C. — . 28.45 -METRIC 4.22 48.25 0. PRATT, L. PRATT.ABAIOMl, 248 — 418 J2-PA. POINTS 172 609 155 H. ¥. PIONEERS , 1:30.7 1029 —- 1467 TOTAL 172 781 1622 1622 BAUMELL, SMAU,, BAI2AR0, OAiaitlilB PHILA. MASTERS "B" 1:92.t — .... 3.08 97'Ilk' JONN YACKA MARK-STD 12*7^** 100*8 3/4 — 6:43 MANHES, McGOHBS, CLARK, SAIDORS — 29.85 SHORE A.C. -METRIC 3x64 30.70 M. T. MASTERS 1:93.2 160 — 38'NJ POINTS 69 342 471 -0- MITCHELL, KAYE, BOHIGIAH, BAUR 69 571 — 1042 1042 TOTAL 411 1042 50-59 M. Y. MASTERS 1:57.6 — lA BOB BALDERSTON NARK-STD 16*51/ .... 181*1^" 26.8 102'8k" 5:11 LEMTZER, KELLY. COUB), COiODI SNORE A.C, -METRIC 5.02 55.20 — . 11.10 44-WJ POINTS 376 426 701 764 415 560 501 4S6 246 442 1600 «et«r caUr (9 x W) 1492 1750 TOTAL 376 426 1077 1190 1995 2206 2241 2648 2241 2648 30-39 H. Y. PIONEERS 3:90.0» ED KING MARK-STD 15*2 3/4 — 116*3 3/4** - 24.7 65*3/4' 5:00 SIMPSON (55.3) .JOHNSON (59.0) SNORE A.C. -METRIC 4.64 35.45 19.63 BROW (56.3) ACKUHI (58.6) S82 770 40-NJ POINTS 261 312 420 369 218 US 408 640 90-99 TOTAL 281 312 701 681 1283 1451 1501 15S6 1909 2226 1909 2226 PHtLA. MASTERS 3:37.77 L. PRATT (57.0) SAKDRRS (53.5) ROSS McRONALD MARK-STD 17*0" 126*4^" 25x5 82'Ik" 6:51 STANFORD ($9.7) D. PRATT(52.9) SHORE A.C. -METRIC 5.18 38.51 25.03 N. Y. PIONEERS 3:38.33 42-NJ ^ POINTS 415 474 468 430 515 690 156 280 -0- -0- O'NEAL (55.3) VALIHTUIE (55,9) TOTAL 415 474 883 904 1398 1594 1754 1824 1754 1874 1754 1874 RIZ2» (53.5) SMALL (53.9) N. Y. MAOTBRO 3:53.56 LONG JUMP JAVELIN 200 METERS DISCUS ISOO METERS TOTAL BUDO (57.5) MITCfBLL (60.0) lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA lAAF MAVA BOHIGIAN (53.1) BAUER (52.9)

IB FRANK ILWZZI HARK- STD ij'ei" — U2'2i" 30.8 87'0 6:37 3200 xeter rxlay (9 x 600) SHORE A.C. -METRIC 4.12 40.42 26.52 30-39 45-NJ POINTS 145 182 497 585 160 220 392 345 9 118 SHORE A.C. 6:16.6 TOTAL 145 182 642 767 802 987 1194 1332 1203 1450 1203 1450 NOLAN (2:09.0) BOVA (2:08.1) MOZEA (2:09.8) 9CHALL (2:01.7) ED FITZGERALD MARK-STD 12'6k" 75'9k" 28.2 61'2k" 5:22 rmSHIHG MEADOW T.C. 8:99.2 SHORE A.C. -METRIC 3.82 23.10 18.65 HAIMW (2:10.1) J. HILDEBRAMD (2:09.0) 46-NJ POINTS 63 77 202 152 318 480 185 109 297 568 M. HXLDEBRANO (2:19.3) SHEUMRKS: 10.0) TOTAL 63 77 265 229 583 709 768 818 1065 1386 1065 1386 PHILA. MASTERS 8:53.9 CLARK (2:15.6) MANNSS (2:11.0) 2A JACK HANEY MARK-STD 11'8k" 75'Ik" 55.9 66'Ik" -— 7:14 JENNINGS ( 2:26.0) HARVEY (2:01.7) SHORE A.C. -METRIC 3.56 22.89 20.15 90-99 8:57.9 50-NJ POINTS -0- 24 198 176 -0- -0- 227 164 -0- -0- M. y. MASTERS TOTAL -0- 24 198 200 198 200 425 364 425 364 425 364 KREBS (2:15.0) MITCHELL (2:19.5) BOHIGIAN (2:12.1) BAKER (2:16.3) PHILA. MASTERS 11:00.1 SANDY KALB MARK-STD 12'4 3/4" S8'6k" 37.8 56*0" 7:17 SHORE A.C. METRIC 3.78 17.84 27.-07 StANPORD (2:39.9) MicCaMB8(2:52.6) S4-NJ POINTS 52 112 91 25 -0- -0- 138 66 -0- -0- SANDERS (2:58.9) .....OWOH (2:39.9) TOTAL 51 112 142 137 142 137 280 203 280 203 280 203 DISTANCE MEDLEY (800-900-1200-1600) SaOBE A.C. 30-39 10;93.l NON CHAMPIONSHIP DIVISION (NON-NJTAC) NONCHAMPIONSHIP ION (NON-NJTAC) BOVA (2:03.8) NOLAN (53.5) MOZIE (3:15.9) SCHOL (9:19.7) SWWE A.C. "B" 11:36.7 SA IVAN BLACK MARK-STD 17'k" 103'11 3/4"— KUHI(2:10.3) 0VBRTaM(S8.9) SKISLAK(3:27.3) SALVIO(5:00.2) 25.5 79*11 5:16 NYAC -METRIC 5.19 31.69 90-99 24.16 ll-NY POINTS 418 359 PHILA. MASTERS AMERICAN RECORD 10:53.6 515 339 125 TOTAL 418 —- 777 8UCKLE(2:05.2) ABAyaMI(51:8) ZMDUAK(3:17.0) EHOEMAN 1292 1631 1956 2956 (9-38.6) SB RICH LANDRY MARK-STD 27*6%** 154*5%" — N. Y. MASTERS 12:03.9 26.5 107*0" 5:11 NYAC -METRIC 5.35 47.07 — MI1CHELL(2:09.7) H0R1MAN(65.7) MCCARTHY (3:36.8) 32.61 15-NY POINTS 456 593 — KREBS (5:29.3) 437 * S12 350 TOTAL 456 1049 — 50-59 I486 2018 2168 2368 M. Y. MASTERS 19:12.6 BOB RYAN MARK-STD 13*9 3/4" — 115*5%" - XALBOTT (2:35.9) LENTZER (79.5) KELLr(9:16.2)COHBI(5: 59.0 29.0 58*10" 5:18 RUNAWAY A.C. -METRIC 4.19 35.18 — 17.93 3S-NJ POINTS 164 416 ~ ACE MEDLEY (9 x 900) Xfe 90 - 50 - 90 - 60 266 —- 164 116 TOTAL 164 580 — NORTH JERSEY MASTERS AMERICAN RECORD 3:59.02 1010 1126 846 1326 GIBSON(59.2) aROMM(58.7) GOOBMAN (58.0) MANHO (63.2) N. Y. MASTERS 6:29.9 rt/iSTEKS SPORTS ASSOC. 9 th ANNUAL TRACK 6 FIEIX RELAYS - JULY 11, 1982 - RANDAa-'S ISLAND, NYC NDRIMAN(70.6) 1»LBOTT(77.e) McCARXt(r( 79.7S«r«6h7

3200 Mxfr r«l«x 50-59 ~ FIELD EVENTS 2 efforCi per coBpeclCo DISCUS N. T. MASTERS AMRICAN RECORD 9:52.99 alco 880 yirdx 6900 H«ter r«Ur (9 x 1600) SHOT PUT 30-39 9:56.25 FLUSHING MEADOW T.C. 30-39 30-39 SHORE KBRNAN (2:39.0) JONES (2:28.1) COHEN (2:32.7) KAHIA(2;19.> HAINAN J. HILOEBRAND SHORE 166*1 OUNPHY (209* llj) CORRICAN(302) M. HILDIBRAND SHELDON DUNPHY (80*1) CORRICAN (86*) SHORE 3"' n 50-59 SHORE 139*6 LONG JUMP OVERTON (212*10) SALVIO (167*1) 30-39 N. Y. MASTERS POLE VAULT OVERTON (72*1) SIKORSKY (62*5) N. Y. ...A.C. 326*7 KERNAN JONES N.Y.A.C. 110*3 SHORE 73*11 30-39 BLACK (128*9) LANDRY (200*3) SIKORSKY (39*3%) OVERTON (39*7%) COHIM KANIA BLACK (96*9) LANDRY (63*6) SHORE- N. Y. A. C. 73*10 90-99 OVERTON (12*) SALVIO (10*) .SPRTlvr MEDLEY RELAY 900-200-200-800 90-99 BLACK (37*2) LANDRY (36*8) SHORE 387*6 30-39 N. Y. MASTERS 138*1 90-99 JACKSON (195*5) BURY (192*1) 90-99 PHILA. MASTERS 3:99.9 MAREHIONY (79*9) MIRECKI (63*9) SHORE SHORE 378*9 D. PRATT, STANFORD, DE1«RI, JENNINGS SHORE 136.1 SHORE 72*7 JACtBON (10*6) CAMPBEa (9*6) I B. JACKS0N(226*9 BUTrERFIELD(15l* 7) BUTTERFIELD (35*2) BURY (37*5) N. Y. PIONEERS 9:17.8 JACKSON (66*9) BURY (69*9) N.Y.A.C. 12' I N. Y. MASTERS 328*1 N. Y. A. C. 71*8% BROHN,D., BROWN, R., CLARENCE, VALENTINE SHORE 127*0 COUNIHAN (12*> STEVENSBN (NH) BARNETT (169*3) BOHICIAN (163*10) COUNIHAN (38*11%)STEVENS0N(32*9) .I 40-99 JACKSON (70*5) CAMPBELL (56*7) N. Y. MASTERS 319* N. Y. MASTERS 98*4 N. Y PIONEERS 3:57.0 TEAM SCORES i MIRECKI (167*1) MARCHI0NY(151*11) KATE (16*2%) BOHIGIAN (31*1%) 0*NEAL, BARNUELL, BIZZO, SMALL 50-59 SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 56 N. Y. MASTERS 9:02.1 36 N. Y. MASTERS (2nd)199*3 50* N.Y.MASTERS 403*5% NEW YORK MASTERS •( BOHIGIAN, BUDD, KAYE, BAKER COLEN (60*3) CARSTENSEN (84*0) 50-59 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 33 SEREGHY (180*9) CANTOR (22*8%) N. Y. MASTERS 60*1 i PHTtA- MASTERS 9:07.1 N. Y. MASTERS (l«t)197*3 CANTOR. AMFVupp 56 record 113*1 CARSTENSEN (31*6) COLEN (28*7) i SANDERS, McCOMBS, CLARK, HUCKLE CANTOR (80*1) SEREGHY (67*2) 50-59 TRIPLE JUMP N. Y. MASTERS 9:57.3 HIGH JUMP 30-39 p«c •««0C) 4 TALBOTT, LENTZER, COLEN, COHEN 30-39 TEAM SCORES (5-9-3-2-1 197*3 3/4 52 10*7 N Y. A. C. NEW YORK MASTERS N. Y. A. C. 3/9) BLACK (5*2) LANDRY (5*7) LANDRY (70*1) BLACK (77*2 H. Y. PIONEERS 99 31 40-49 PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 90-49 14 N y A • C • 10*6 SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB cuApr 167* 7k 9 COUNIHAN (V8) STEVENSON (9*10) FLUSHIMG MEADOW TRACK CLUB BUTTERFIELD (70*8%) BURY (76*11) MOBM JEESEY MASTEBS 5 N. Y. MASTERS 131*9 EAYE (65*9) BOHIGIAN (66*) i Tsfl

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JULY 11.1982 AT iriTswK m.s. RULING raHyiHLON(ALL S g 80-89 MEN DISCUS TRI-STATE TRACK CLUB TWF CHAMPIONSHIPS. MORGANTOHN, JACK KARBENS90 2028 I. BERYL siringer 28*1" TIME LEE THOMAS . WEST VIRGINIA. JULY 24-25. ISOO METERS 99 1025 100 METER DASH ¥73571 NAOTO INADA 60 ' DANNY ShNROMAHI 765 JAVELIN 5000 HAROLD COLE I. Everett Hosac|,22.Z9 5.11.5 AGE ADJUSTED POINTS FOR 9 : M35"Bo Myers 16:59.79 5.15.8 I. Beryl Siringer -27*1" LEE THOMAS JACK KARBENS "JfO 2952 JOHN ZIRCKEL 5.17-1 200 METER DASH LONG JUMP NAOTO INADA 60 2192 ARMAND REFULLBS 5.18.7 LONG JUMP H30 Palmer Sweet T5-25s 5.23.0 LEE THOMAS 99 1582 I. Everett HosaclLS.SO JACK KARBENS 1. Beryl Siringer 4*11" SHOT PUT HAOTO INADA 5.31.8 800 METERS TIME M30 Palmer Sweet Al-5Js HAROLD CHAPSON 6il2.2tV'R JACK KARBENS 272673 MAO Bruce Rule 29-2 DANNY SANROMANI 33 2130.8 40-49 WOMEN ARMAND REFULLES 32 2138.9 30-39 .C-ES I20Y HURDLES NAOTO INADA 60 2139.6 MAO Barry Kline 16.18 HAr":= 600 METER RUN BUD COHEN 2i91.5 100 LEE THOMAS 6 2193.7 i. yar; ;ha:c-:j-.51*9" 1. Sandra Knott 2:34.16 fl30 Larry Slask-I T2.49 HAROLD CHAPSON 80 2i53.5wR MAO Barry Kline 11.90 900 METERS AGE TIME 2. Joan Gibson -4:01.61 JOAN FLYNN(W) 3112.7 DAVE WAL^ . 35 L3. 1500 37 53.7 ) BETTY NAKASONE(N) 3«17.1 RICK ALHADEFP 22 1. far, :hBCi:our-12*8" 1500 METER RUN 57.5 JAN NEWHART(W) 59 3>19.7 M30 Larry Slaski A:43 RALPH DAEHLBR 99 59.7 WAYNE PUGH 62 3130.8 1. Sandra Knott 5:13.5 400 JACK KARBENS 90 SHOT P-T 60.5 2. Joan Gibson -7:00.4 H30 Larry Slaski 58.2 LEE THOMAS 99 71.1 1. Nanc/ Gilbert 30*6** NAOTO INADA 60 71.2 2. .-ar, Chac:5-r-20*4i" 1500 METER RAFFI 3000 /^OAN PLYNN(W) 90.6 M30 Wayne Vaughn 9:44.8 59 200 METERS 'AGE TIME ^BETTY NAKAS0NE{W)96 90.2 1. Joan Gibson 10:31 MAO Joe DiVanna 11:26.9^ Dave WALisR 227?" DISCUS 2. Lola Mali - |12:20.3 BOB LARSON 29.7 1. Nancy SiIbert 68* 11" DISCUS JACK KARBENS H30 Palmer Sweet 100- 0 100 METERS AGE TIME 25.7 2. Mary Cnacbour-54'8" LEE THOMAS 30.0 MAO Barry Kline 36-11 .DAVE WALKER 37 unr 99 NAOTO INADA 60 32.1 POLE VAULT BOB LARSON % 12.0 .JAVELIN JOAN FLYNN(W) 59 38.8 TEAM SCORES M30 Charles Polhamus 13-0 RALPH DAEHLER 99 12.7 BETTY NAKASONE(W) 96 39.7 1.. Mary C-ia:bour-37*8" JACK KARBENS 90 12.7 MASTERS MEM 440 HURDLES WOODY GROVER 98 12,9 ,0-49 kOMcH MAO Barry Kline 62.9 ARMAND REFULLBS 1. Over The HI it TC..302 13.3 HIGH JUMP LEE THOMAS 19.!.5 2. NY MASTERS 34 200 METER DASH MAO Barry Kline 6- 6 NAOTO INADA 60 15.3 3. Ann Arbor TC...... 18 KY COLE 96 i. Essie Kea - O.32.86 15.9 400 METER DASH 800 METER RUN 800 MASTERS WOMEN M30 Larry Slaski 2:15.68 1. Stan Tolllver -1:11.90 I. Mike Pristash -3:31.2 HAMMER LAKE ERIE T.A.C. TRACK i FIELD 2. Dick Cavicchi -1:20.52 1. Over The Hill TC.. .113 200 CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 17, 1982 1. Donra Radican 50*7" 2. Cleveland West RRC..25 h5o Bob Reck 23.A 5000 METER RUN 3 Team Ohio 10 800 METER RUN MAO Jim Bradley 26.2 AO-Ag MEN 1. Mike Pristash -30:51.0 35 LB. WT. I. Dick Cavicchi -3:22.19 I. Donra Radigah 12'10i 100 METER 0A5H HIGH JUMP 1500 METER RUN 1. Grover Coats ..12.06 1; Jpck Siringer -3*8" 56 LB. vr. VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION AC STATE 2. Leroy McClain . .12.89 1. Bill Carey - ,5:09.2 1. Don-a Radican7*8" MASTERS OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 3. John Salters ..ll.'tG 2. Matt Norrls - 5:29.0 HAMMER CHAMPIONSHIPS. UNIVERSITY OF 200 METER OASH 5000 METER RUN I. Jack Siringer -76*10" 98 LB. WT. r. Donra Radi9ar3*1i" VIRGINIA, LANNIGAN FIELD, 1. Leroy McClaIn..30.71 1. Bill Carey - 19:34.1 35 LB. vr. 2. Matt Morris -. 20:44.7 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. JULY 24. 400 METER DASH 3. Dick Cavicchi -31:29.3 1. Jack Siringer -17*6" SHOT PJT 1. Dat-ia Cotton •24'3i' 1. Grover Coats •. .54.20 56 LB. WT. HIGH JUMP 2. Essie Kea - v 23*81" 2. Charlie Hall ..1:06.3 CUMPl.ETE RESULTS; Ji i. Jack Siringer -13'0" 3. Donna Radigan 19'II" LINCOLN TRACK CLUB T&F . 1. Clarence Johnioi4'0" CHAMPIONSHIPS. LINCOLN. N£ 1500 METER RUN 4. Joan Gibson - 15*5" 98 LB. vn-. JULY 17, r-2. *— new ucate record HAMMER ** — ties state record I. Charlie Hall -..5:36.2 DISCUS ' 1. Joe Chadbourne -129'5" 1, Jack Siringer -6*5" lOOH 500O METER RUN 2. Pay Carstensen •128*10" 1. 3at-a Cotto- -71'i" M30 Fred Booker 11.0 lUO Meter Dash: SHOT PUT 2. Do—a 'ac-can 53*7i" MAO Thomtor Shelton 12.0 I. Larry Pattersc.. 16:59.6 SM Division 35 LB. ur. 1. Jack Siringer "30*7" 3. Joan Gibson - 31 *11" 200 1. Jeffery Hughes (PS) — 11.1 POLE VAULT 1. Pay Carstensen •36'7i" 2. Mike Pristash -30'5i" MSC Fred Booker 22.1 JA'/ELiS Howard Uynn (un) 11.3 MAO Bob Lida 24.3 I. Don Zlmnennan ..9'6" 2. Joe Chadbourne -35'2" Bill Mebane (PS) — 11.5 1. D:--b P.acitsn 48*2" Thornton Shelton 24.A David Wright (NRVR) — 11.7 2. Joa- Gibson -24*8" HAMMER 56 LB. IfT. 400 Randall Mathis (RTFC) — 11.8 M30 Bill Blankenship 52.2 Calvin Blake (L8R) ~ 11.8 1. Chuck Klehn 1. Pay Carstensen -22'6J" DISCUS ..I02'7" MAO Bob Lida 55.9 Morton Waller (STFC) — 12.0 2. Dick Mann - 2. Joe Chadbourne -20'3i" LONG JUMP ...52'6" 1. Jack Si ringer.• jj" A1 Petroff 57.4 Chris Pikrallldas (CTC) — 12. 2. Mike PristasK77 si" I. Joan Gibson - .6*0" 35 LB. W. 98 LB. WT. 800 Ml Division H30 Alan Walker 2:04.8 1. Chuck Klehm - ..40'I0" I. Pay Carstensen -10'8" JAVELIN TRIPLE JUMP 1. Melvin Jones (PS) — 11.7** MAO A1 Petroff 2:12.7 2. Rich Barnett (CTC) — 12.0 i. Jack Si ringer. S2 '3 ' Ray Stevens 2:16.2 56 LB. WT. SHOT PUT 1. Joan Gibson - .12*7" 3. Jim Rickey (RTFC) — 12.4 •2. Hike Pristash33'3" H50 Forest Doling 2:43.0 4. Dilworth Cook (RTFC) ~ 13.6 I. Chuck Klehm - .26'10" 1. Pay Carstensen -41'5" 50-59 WOMEN MILE 2. Rudy Bredenbeck 37'6" Long Jump Mil Division M30 Mark Wilson 4:41.0 98. LB. WT. 3. Clarence Johnson 36*5" 400 METER DASH 4. Joe Chadbourne - 34'U" 1. Jack SirInger.9'5' MAO Ray Stevens 4:39.6 1. Harold Green (RTFC) — 12.4 1. Chuck Klehm - i.l3'|" I. Mary Rynes -' ,| :18.25 Lowell Gaither 4:44.1 2. H. W. Carle (RTFC) ~ 18.8 TRIPLE JUMP Mill Division SHOT POT 5000 1. Jack Sirlnger.21 '3' 800 METER RUN WRon King 19:02.0 DISCUS 1. Donald Hull (CTC) ~ 13.7* 1. George MIrka -.42'7" 1. Mary Rynes - i3:04.1 MAO Fred Charastil 20:28.0 2. Chuck Klehm - L40'li" 1. Rudy Bredenbeck 107'5" 70-79 MEN M50 Harry Crockett 22:44.0 MIV Division 3. Dick Mann - .33'2" 2. Fred HIrslmakI '105' SHOT PUT DISCUS Jeremiah Calnes, Sr. (un) — 14.4* 3. Pay Carstensen 96'9" 100 METER DASH DISCUS 4. Joe Chadbourne -92'11" 1. Bernice Hoi1and 28'33" H3D Tom Thelen 121- 3 Christopher Tompkina (RTFC) — 16.5 1. Byron Fika - 15.36 HAD Bob Warren 131-10 1. George Mlrka -I38'6i" M50 Forrest Doling 100-6 JAVELIN DISCUS 2. Chuck Klehm - I13'8J" 200 METER DASH 3. Dick Mann - lOI'11" 1. Rudy Bredenbeck Io4'3" 1. Bernlce Hoiland 88'53* SHOT 1. Byron Fike - 32.95 M30 Tom Thelen 42- 200 Meter Dash: JAVELIN MAO Tim Wesselowski 47- JAVELIN Long JUMP SM Division 400 METER DASH Bob Warren 44- 0 1. Chuck Klehm - >107'8" 1. Pay Carstensen -Ib'O" 1. Bernlce Holland 68*1" Jeffery Huglie.-. (PS) ~ 23.1* 1. Byron Fike - 1:17.02 LONG JUMP 2. Dick Mann - 97'6" 2. Bill Jordan - •IJ'Si" David Wright (NRVR) — 23.4 2. Dick Bredenbe] ;2i(.3i M30 Brad Bowker 18- 7 3. Clarence Johnsor|4'8" 60-69 WOMEN Bill Mebane (PS) — 21.5 LONG JUMP W30 Marg Sutter 15- l)s 4. Dick Turner - >>I3'1J" Howard Wynn (un) — 23.7 800 METER RUN HAG Bob Warren 18- 3 800 METER RUN 5. 1. Grover Coals - I7'4" MSG J C Brown 17- % Randall Mathis (RTFC) -- 24.0 2. Leroy McClaIn 14'8" TRIPLE JUMP I. Byron Fike - 3:38.71 1. Helen Williams -4:08.1 6. Morton Waller (RTFC) — 24.4 3. Charl le Hal I -I3<4^>| TRIPLE JUMP 7. Calvin Blake (LRR) ~ 24,9 1. Pay Carstensen •32'i" MAO Bob Smith 1500 METER RUN 1500 METER RUN 36- 43s Chris Pikrallldas (CTC) — 25.1 50-59 MEN HSO J C Brown 35- 8)6 60-69 MEN 1. Byron Fike - 6:26.0 I. Helen Williams -6:46.1 MI Division HIGH JUMP 100 METER DASH M30 Tom Thelen 5- 7h 1. Melvin Jones (PS) — 24.5* 100 METER DASH 5000 METER RUN HAMMER 1. Bill Jordan - 12.90 MAO Bob Smith 4-11 2. Rich Barnett (CTC) — 25.2 2. Hal Robinson - 13.20 i. Hike Pristash -15.29 1. Byron Fike - 26:20.3. I. Beryl Siringer 30*2" M50 J C Brown 5- 9 3. Jim Hlckey (RTFC) — 26.3 3. Bishop Harkness13.71 4. Dilworth Cook (RTFC) — 29.0: LONG JUMP JAVELIN ^ 4. Dick Turner - 13.91 35 lb. WT. Mil Division 200 METER DASH M30 Tom Bassett 112- 2 5. Dick CavlcchI -18.21 i. Byron Fike - 10'12" 1. Beryl Siringer 6*3" MAO Bob Warren 131- 8 I. Mike Rrlstaih_-33.gk 1. Harold Green (RTFC) — 25.6 M50 J C Brown 122- 2 2. Jason Eckford (CTC) ~ 31.6 200 METER DASH TRIPLE JUMP SHOT PUT no HURDLES (36") 1. Bishop Harkness26.63 400 METER DASH Mill Division I, Byron Fike - 15*73" I. Beryl Siringer 12*3" M30 Brad Bowker 18.1 2. Bill Jordan - 26.64 t. Mike Pristash -1:26.85 MAO A1 Naxey 19.2 - 1. Donald Hull (CTC) ~ 29.1 3. Hal Robinson - 29.60 Teipcrature: Unbearable Hfiditv: Intolerable September 1982 National Masters News' page 25

Mil Division (12 lbs) 4 X 100 Meter Relay: CtWPLETE RESULTS (WOMEN) : 400 Moter Djbli: 1. Dillon Wltherspoon (CTC) — 12.08 is SM Division 100 Meter Dash: SM Division 2. Bert Jones (un) --1.1.56 m SM Division 1. David Wright (NRVR) — 5J.7 1. Peninsula Spikes — 46.4 3. Bob Seilgra.in (RTFC) — 11.21 m 2. Rlclunond Track 4 Field Club — 46.6 4. Chuck Engle- (LRC) — 10.15 m. 2. Dan Williams (RTFC) — 55.4 1. KathrThouE (CTC) — 14.0** 3. Charlottesvllle Track Club — 52.1 5. Norbert Wecksteln (CTC) — 9.26 m 3. Morton Waller (RTFC) — 58.5 MI Division 4. Randy Mathls (RTFC) — 1:02.3 Mill Division (8 lbs) 4 X 400 Meter Relay: 1. Ann Roughton (un) — 15.3* Ml Division 1. Donald Hull (CTC) — 10.71 m* SM Division 2. Karen Beaver (CTC) — 15.6 2. Frederick Lesner (RTFC) — 8.63 m 1. Tom Lough (CTC) ~ 57.9 1. Richmond Track 4 Field Club — 3:57.6 HIV Division 2. Rich Barnett (CTC) — 1:03.5 MIV Division (8 lbs) 2. Charlottesvllle Track Club — 4:05.4 1. Pearl Aharonian (CTC) — 26.Ci* Mil Division 3. Peninsula Spikes — 4:07.6 1. Jeremiah Gaines, Sr. (un) — 9.83 m 2. Christopher Tompklns (RIFC) —9.75 1. Bill Cole (RTFC) -- 1:03.4 MI Division 200 Meter Dash: 2. Earl Foster (CTC) — 1:05.7 I. Charlottesvllle Track Club — 4:15.8 SM Division Discus: Mill Division I. Kathy Thomas (CTC) — 29.7* SM Division (2 kg) I. Donald Hull (CTC) ~ 1:21.3 High Jump; MI Division 1. Barry White (CTC) — 48.34 m SM Division MIV Division 2. Ron Cone (LBTC) — 39.96 m 1. Ann Roughton (un) — 32.3* I. C. E. Kline (RTFC) -- 1:16.1 1. died Falk (CTC) — 1.73 m 2. Ron Cone (LBTC) — 1.68 m Ml Division (2 kg) 400 Meter Dash:

800 Meter Run: 3. Joe Adams (CTC) — 1.57 m 1. Ernst Soudek (CTC) — 50.40 ra* Ml Division 2. Grady Drago (un) — 35.44 m SM Division MI Division 3. William Wade (CTC) — 31.94 m 1. Ann Roughton (un) — 1:14.0* 1. Larry Barthurst (RTFC) — 2:07.2 Ed Zuraw (CTC) — 1.68 m* 2. Marjorle Slegel (CTC) — 1:21.6 Mil Division (1.6 kg) 2. Dan Williams (RTFC) — 2:08.8 James Beaver (CTC) — 1.37 m 1. 800 Meter Run: 3. Stan Rosenthal (CTC) — 2:20.0 Mil Division Bob Sellgman (RTFC) — 32.30 m 2. Dillon Wltherspoon (CTC) — 32.16 m MI Division SM Division 1. Spotswood Hall (RTFC) — 1.52 m 3. Bert Jones (un) — 30.70 m 1. Lew Faxon (TS) — 2:05.5* 2. H. W. Carle (RTFC) — 1.37 m 4. Spotswood Hall (RTFC) — 28.38 m I. Pat Hawk (CTC) — 2:37.6* 2. Tom Lough (CTC) -- 2:09.2 3. Norbert Wecksteln (CIC) — 1.29 m 5. Norbert Wecksteln (CTC) — 23.98 m MI Division Mil Division Mill Division Mill Division (I kg) I. Marjorle Slegel (CTC) — 3:04.2 1. Bill Cole (RTFC) ~ 2:44.9 I. Donald Hull (CTC) — 1.22 m* 1. Donald Hull (CTC) — 31.22 m 2. 1500 Meter Run: MIV Division Jonathan Bryan (CTC) — 30.40 m 1500 Meter Run: 3. Frederick Lesner (RTFC) — 25.60 SM Division 1. Christopher Tompklns (RTFC) — 1.22 SM Division MIV Division (1 kg) 1. Kathy Thomas (CTC) — 4:58.4* 2. Pat Hawk (CTC) — 5:30.5 1. Donal Day (CTC) — 4:07.8* Christopher Tompklns (RTFC) - 29.86 m- Pole Vault: 2. Daniel Ennls (un) — 4:19.9 Jeremiah Gaines, Sr. (un) — 27.53 m Mil Division 3. Jim Beach (tin) — 5:04.7 SM Division I. Peggy Vogt (CTC) — 7:07.3* MI Division 1. Ronald Cooke (CTC) — 4.20 T* Javel 2. died Falk (CTC) 5000 Meter Run: 1. Lew Faxon (TS) — 4:34.9 SM Division (800 g) 2. Skip Mullaney (CTC) — 4:35.8 SM Division Mi Division 1. Bob Conroy (CTi'.) — 65. lo m* Mil Division 1. Ed Zuraw (CTC) — 3.9b ra 2. Barry White ICTC) — 55.08 m 1. Pat Hawk (CTC) — 21:01.1 3. died'Falk (CTC) — 50.16 m 2. Tenna Hosner (CTC) — 22:37.8 I. John'Hosner (CTC) — 5:10.6 2. James Beaver (CTC) 4. Ron Cone (LBTC) — 45.60 m HIV Division Mil Division 5. Jim Alexander (CTC) — 37.92 m I. Peggy Vogt (CTC) — 27:34.9* -> 5000 Meter Run: I. Sherman Burho (RTFC) — 2.28 m MI Division (800 g), SM Division 1. James Beaver (CTC) — 37.72 m 1. Randy Cook (TS) — 16:08.9 Long Jump: 2. William Wade (CTC) — 33.72m 2. David Sobal (PTC) ~ 16:46.2 3. Dllworth Cook (RTFC) — 27.83 m TEAM SCORl.VC: SM Division 3. Jeff Themm (CTC) ~ 17:27.2 Mil Division (600 g) 4. Stan Rosenthal (CTC) — 18:07.1 1. Jerry Gaines (TS) — 6.55 m Division — Charlottesvllle Track Club — 53 2. Mike Harvey (CTC) —5.74 m 1. .Vorbert Wecksteln (CTC) — 26.42 2. Richmond Track 4 Field Club — 24 MI Division 3. Morton Waller (RTFC) — 5.46 2. Bill Cole (RTFC) — 23.27 m 3. Tidewater Striders — 20 1. Lew Faxon (TS) — 16:25.0 4. Ron Cone (LBTC) — 5.21 m 4. Peninsula Spikes Mill Division (600 g) yttle Bears Track Club 2. David Bloor (CTC) — 16:53.6 MI Division. 3. Skip Mullaney (CTC) — 19:08.3 1. Frederick Lesner (RTFC) — 29.15 m MlM4 &«. Mir Mil Divisionsn< I .®' — I. Charlottesvllleo *1/T» Olt Track(U..^ Club--J-- 141 2. Donald Hull (CTC) — 22.31 m 4. Alan Rogol (CTC) ~ 19:42.8 1. Ed Zuraw (CTC) — 5.26 ra 2. Richmond Track 4 Field Club — 79 5. Jim Hlckey (RTFC) ~ 22:23.0 2. James Beaver (CTC) — 4.99 m MIV Division 3. Dllworth Cook (RTFC) — 4.18 i 3. Tidewater Striders — 20 4. Peninsula Spikes — 10 Mill Division 1. Christopher Tompklns (RTFC) — 30.84 m* Mil Division 5. Langley Running Club — 6 1. Harold Drlscoll (CTC) ~ 20:49.5* 1. Bill Cole (RTFC) — 4.77 m Hamme r: Mill & IV Divisions — Charlottesvllle Track Club — 61 10.000 Meter Run: 2. H. W. Carle (RTFC) — 4.58 m SM Division (16 lbs) Richnond Track 6 Field Club — 59 3. Chuck Engle (LRC) — 4.51 m SM Division 4. Bert Jones (un) — 4.30 m I. Barry White (CTC) — 37.30 m 1. Randy Cook (TS) — 3J:08.l* Norbert Wecksteln (CTC) — 4.03 Ml Division (16 lbs) 2. Allan McLearen (CTC) ~ 35:03.1 HI Dlvlalon 3. Jack Fatrcloth (CTC) — 35:40.1 1. Ernst Soudek (CTC) — 45.14 m Mill Division 1. Mike Valle (CP) — 31*52 m 4. Jeff Themm (CTC) — -35:40.4 2. William Wade (CTC) — 18.52 m 5. Skip Klnnler (CTC) — 37:20.4 1. Donald Hull (CfC) — 3.83 m 3. James Beaver (CTC) — 16.62 m MI Division 6. Martin Smith (un) — 38:29.1 MIV Division Mil Division (12 lbs) 1. Richard Bergenback (un) — A2.26 7. Phil Gates (CTC) — 39:24.2 8. S. L. Kennamer (RRRC) — 42:27.8 1. Jeremiah Caines, Sr. (un) — 4.07 m* Chuck Engle (LRC) — 24.18 m 2. Christopher Tompklns (RTfC) — 3.8*3 m Norbert Wecksteln (CTC) — 20.10 m Pole Vault MI Division Mill Division (8 lbs) SM Division 1. Lew Faxon (TS) — 33:08.1* Triple Jump: Donald Hull (CTC) — 27.08 m* 1. Oiarles PoihiBus (un) — 4.S7 n 2. Chester Naylor (CTC) — 36:39.0 SM Division Frederick Lesner (RTFC) — 20.68 m HI Division Mil Division 1. Morton Waller (RTFC) — 11.43 m MIV Division (8 lbs) 1. Henry Davenport (un) — 3.35 1. John Hosner (CTC) — 36:39.3* 2. Hike Harvey (CTC) — 10.82 m 2. Hlchael Trader (un) 2.13 n 2. Jason Eckford (CTC) — 44:08.1 3. Alan Chamberlain (RTFC) — 9.21 m 1. Sherman Burho (RTFC) — 22.58 2. Christopher Tompklns (RTFC) — 20.98 m >

2nd ANNUAL 300 METER HDRMJB

TEXAS MASTERS TRACK t FIELD caiiWPIONSHIPS OPEN M30 M35 JULY 2A. 1982 _Aathany Hamsr. 40.80 John Braswsll 40.70 Pat Mitchell 44.301* Tliomaa 44.30 Paul Young 48.30 Clayton Coucdi 61.30 100 METEKS M50 M55 M60f Norman Wells 50.10* Jack Greeiwood 46.02 Oscar Carpenter 63.30 Joe Thoaua 74.60 Qiester Studdard 57.58* W30 W35 W40 Deb Spencer 17.30 Irish Lewis 18.45* Lynda Drake 15.80 1600 METER RELAY OPEN M30 M35 A1 Gonzales 10.57 Dan Thiel 10.70 Jack Dunn 11.25 155 YEAR MINIMUM ACE TOTAL- Doug Henley 10.70 Joseph Sincere 10.83 Ed Jones 11.36 Jim Sendejas 10.77 Bill Smith 11.17 Pat Mitchell 11.64 Hager, Heltzenrater, Stephens, Turner 3:46.53 Mount, Stull, Smlth,K., White 3:49.20 M40 M45 M50 Willis, Samplea, Wimbcey, Haggerty 3:52.00 - Dale Lance 11.63* Paul Johnson 11.70 Thane Baker 11.39* Roy Turner 11.64 Bob McGlashan 12.21 Ward McCurtaln 12.19 i Hans Gordon 11.87 Randal Lindsay 12.88 Ozzle Dawklns 12.49 5000 METERS v M55 M6W y . Jack Greenwood 13.20 Fred White 14.90 W-OPEN W30 H40 Winn Talley 14.88* Oscar Carpenter 15.65 Colleen Steinbeck 44:43 Martha Findlay 23:22 Carolyn Ctiaadlar 25:36 V. Chester Studdard 15.13 A.E. Pitcher 17.50 Kay Wade 28:20

OPEN M30 M35 200 METERS Ron Holmes 18:34 Ted Larson 16:41 Jsfdi Petty 18:00 John Kelly 16:47 Lany Hutchison 22:15 L Clint Ogllvla 21:33* W35 W40 OPEN Trlsh Levla 34.20* Lynda Drake 31.00* A1 Gonzalea 21.90 M40 M45 M50 Laura Danfel 31.60 Jim Sendejas 22.00 Wayne Jonea 17:40* Bill Blake NTR Jlmsy Terrell 30:00 Doug Henley 22.10 Ted Melton 19:29 Jim Hendrlcks 21:01 •f Dean Wilkinson 19:39 Jamas Richards 27:38 M30 M35 M40 y J.B. Haggerty Jack Dunn 21.83 23.14 Roy TUmer 23.54* M55 M60 Dan Thlel I i 22.60 Ed Jones 23.60 James Hurd 24.10 Richard Widener 19:42 Tad Dobbs 21:16 Gary Peacock 22.61 Torrey Elaenhut 24.10 Hans Gordon 24.50 Oscar Carpenter 22:16

M«5 M50 M55 Paul JohnsoD 23.60 Thane Baker 23.70* Jack Greenwood 25.33 10.000 MRTESg Bob Lyda. y" 24.10 Ward HcCurteln 25.40 Will Samplea 28.00 Willie Clayton V 25.20 Ozzle Dauklna 25.50 Wlnn Telley 28.70 W40 OPEN M30 M60f Terry Ann Clark 45:06 Larry Baker NTR Cltat Ogllvle 43:08 Fred White 29.26 u Leonard Wray 31.60 M35 M40 mi Oecax Carpenter Harvey Dsvla 33.30 41:40* Joe Adasm 38:30 John Nyfeler 38:55 Jim Hendrlcks 40:51 n 400 METERS James Hlchamds 53:21 M55 MAO WAO Joe Brandstetter 49:36 A.A. Montgomery OPEN M30 42:33 Bob Roberts Laura Daniel 73.10* Tom HcCall. 62.-55 50.00 J.B. Haggerty 49.25* Emle Stull 50.10 Dortle Moore 52.30 > 11 Brad Fleming 53.80 Lloyd Wlckboldt 52.70 HIGH JU» M35 M40 M45 Willie Snlth 52.70 Roy Turner 54.30* Paul Johnson 52.50 OPEN Lester Mount 53.30 Mark Stewart 54.50 Bob Lyda M30 M35 53.50 Brad Fleming 5-10* Torrey Elaenhut 53.52 Charlie Mills 59.70 Bob McGlashan BUI Smith John Bartfield 6-61* 58.90* Reed WUllaM 5-6 John Brasell 6-0 Bill Elliot 5-8 M50 M55 M604- Ruse DurhM 5-4* Thane Baker 55.66* Will Sai^>les 63.50 Fred White 68.20 Lawrence Kruae 57.60 M40 M45 M50 Ward HcCurteln 58.47 Dick Heltzenrater Bob McGlashan 5-0* Wendel Pslmsr 5-0* Jerry Burnett 4-8* Ward McQirtatn 4-10 Tom Tolson 4-6 800 METERS M55 M60f Jack GreenwoiHl 4-10 A.E. Pitcher 3-4 OPEN Bob Richards 4-10* -fiT- M30 M35 Ken Tolbert 2:01.90 Will Samplea 4-4 Herston Hall 1:59.36* Jack Petty 2:08.30 Ronald Holmes 2:04.00 Mike McCrakan )I 1:59.70 Doug Spencer 2:10.30 Hector Mandoza 2:05.30 Ihisa Floyd 2:00.20 Victor Marlanl i i 2:19.60 POLE VAULT M40 • i M45 * M50 Hark Stewart 2:05.30 James Thruaton 2:23.50* Ruasell Bonham ^ I 2:15.80 OPEN M40 Dick Heltzenrater 2:20.30 Leon Compton 2:38.70 Norman Walla 2:30.90* Mike Eubanka 13-0 Charles Wiley 13-6* !- \ Buddy Roberta 5-4 2:38.80 ' Joe Connell 2:42.10 Casey Sheffield 13-0 Jason Howas 13-0

1600 METERS r i M55 N6W hi i Bob Richards 11-7* A.E. Pitcher 5-0

> WtOPEN W40 OPEN Cathy Coets 5:25.50 Carolyn Chandler LONG JUMP f 7:20.20 Ken Tolbert 4:34.00 Ronald Holmes 4:43.80 Hector Mendosa 4:46.58 OPBI s. I M30 t05 M30 Mitchell Contrerae 19-$>i M35 M45 Bill Smith 20-9 Ed Jo 20-10* ) i Oreg Owlnge Gary Hill 4:32.69 Jack Petty 4:44.1^ James Thraston 20-5 3/4 John Bartfield 20-9lk Botch Clifton. 5:14.90* 4:33.52 Mike Stephens 4:53.63 Spence J.B. Haggerty 19-10* Jack Dunn 15-7 3/4 Jack Lofye 5:56.60 k 4:51.53 Harvey Davis 5:57.50 James Richards 7:06.40 M40 lit. M45 M50 M50 Hans Gordon 19-7 Bob McGlashan 17-4 Tom Tolson 14-lOlk* i I Russell Bonham Cherles Mills 4:54.20 16-2 Randal Lindsay 15-21* Bud HoUomay 13-111* .1 Robert Coffey 5:08.80* Joe Thomas 11-11% Joe Connell 5:55.30 M55 M6W Bob Richards 15-4* Fred White 13-5 Haz Goldsmith 14-7 110 METER HPRDLES Oscar Carpenter 13-2 A.E. Pircher 9-4 TRIPLE JWP

OPEN M30 M35 15^2* Anthony Warner 14.55 John Brasell 14.41 Clayton Couch M35 MAO David Thome 15.36 Gary Hill 15.52 M30 Tommy Thompso^ 16.21 Bill Smith 37-Jt Ihiss Durhas 36-1%* Jerry Burnett 31-4%

M45 M50 M55 M50 M55 Mew- 21.80 Joe Ih< 23-11 Bob Richarda 32-4* Joe Murphy 17.70 Jack Greenwood 15.60 Oscar Carpenter Bob McGla 35-7* Max Goldsmith 30-10 Norman Wells 18.17 Tom Redmond 21.69 M6tH Fred White 28-8 3/4# A.E. Pitcher 21-4 Jay Myers 17-9% September 1982 National Masters News page 27

M30 M40 50-54 Gary HIU sooon Rir: 47-0 SHOT POT Rick Byckaan 38-2 1. Ed Hahan-y, 51 25.6 Mlka Walcb 46-1 Riede Hans-Peter 31-9% 2, Huel Washinotor., 53 25.6 Jerry Burnett 30-1% S5-:9 1, Ronnie Griese, 38 20:44.8 M35 1. Vem Heglcr, 55 26.4 M50 2. Cephne Dur.n, 35 22:13.1 John Daniel 38-5 M60* 2. Richard Ztm-rfBlt, 27.3 4C-44 ' Wendell Palaer 41-lHi* John Hertfleld Oscar Carpenter 41-% 60-64 37-0 1. Joan Schiveley, 40 21:51.2 Joe Thonas 31-11] Russ Durham Leonard Wrey 34-4% 1. Clarence irillion, 64 27.8 36-4%* 2, Judy Ton, 40 24:35.8 Tom Redmond 30-11] Jay Myars 32-7% 2. Sac. Hoover, 63 30,9 45-49 M55 £5-£9 1, Vickie Bioelow, 46 m 17:58.9 Bob Richards 43-5%* 1. Harry Hccpel, £9 27.3 2. John Satti, 68 29.3 60-64 1. Jaclyn easelli, 61 iv'n 2{:15.0 403 r"-Et-s;D:;cE h-jfclss IkSH OPEN M40 it-nl .3£« R.o-s ROTA-ley, 33 16:56.8 Reed Williams 134-101] JAVELIN Riede Hans-Peter 155-10% 1. Cc — •?; i us HcCor ick, 32 59.1 2. •William Heir., 32 24:27.S idJii lal 36-39 1. Hvth. t8a-s, 42 57.2 1." Mark GEllo, 39 17:01.0 M35 ?. .'ed Cain, 42 60.7 W5 Rubs Durham 198-5* M55 40.-44 Randal Lindsay 109-8 Ronnie Ravls 150-2 Bob Richards 137-6* Jin •..•aste, 53 1:32.0 1. Richard Higgins, 40 20:24.7 Bill Elliot 147-0 "0-74 2. Don Jacklin 21:08.4 Wilfred Bicelow, 71 1:25,9 45-49 M50 1. Kent Gut'nrie, 45 '16:25.7 M60» Wendell Palmer 119-9%* 50-54 Oscar Carpenter 110-51] Tom Tolson 108-1 1. Don Pickett, 54 15:17.5 Jay Myers 400 iSCERS 79-1 Joe Thomas 83-6 2. Gail 'Wetzork, 51 20:03.9 Leonard Wray 77-10 wo:s;!v' 3. Jim Waste, 53 22:12.6 4??? 4. Gib Landell, 50 22:49.0 DISCUS 1. A.lneta Parish, 45 1:15.9 SS-59 M30 55-59 1. Harry siitonen, 56 25:07.9 Mike Welch 147-10* M40 1. Shirley Dietderich,55 1:29.1 70-74 Gary Hill 134-11 M35 Rick Rycliman 166-11 £0-64 1. t-tel Shine, 73 22:56.1 Russ .Durham 118-7* Jerry Burnett 82-2% 1. Joseohi.ne KOlda, 64 1:24.1 2. 26:15.2 John Daniel 102-10 John .'.icGee, 73 80-84 M45 Bob Everoski 87-3 ^4 1. Paul Spangler, 63 26:44,7 Carlton Gibson 86-81] M55 1. Greg Marshall, 34 55.8 M50 128-5* ' Jim Hardy 83-91] Bob Richards 35-39 Randal Lindsay Wendell Palmer 157-5* 110 HIGH HURDLES 81-6 1. Matt Pruitt, 36 49.9 Tom Tolson 99-5 2. George Mason, 38 61.9 iSK M604- Joe Thomas 87-3 Bill -Welier, 35 66.5 30-34 39.. Oscar Carpenter 1. Ed Saskauskas, 31 15.7 108-2 * -Dallas Masters Club Record 4C-',4 Inonard Wray 35-39 39" 100-1 # -American and Wc rid Record - age 69 1, Dave Ponain, 40 6:.9 Jay Myers 84-3 1. George Cairty, 36 14.4 NTR-No Tims Becorii«d 2. Bill Knocke, 41 61.0 2. Fred Johnson, 36 15,2- 3. Bob Si-pson, 40 64.1 3. Cornelius HicCornick,38 15.7 4. Phil ::arcsca, 4 3 54.9 46-49 40-44 36" 1. Hugh Adans, 42 15.3 1. Bruce Sprincbett, 49 66.2 2. Dee DeWitt, 43 15.8 Los Gates Athletic Association, Inc. 2. 0. Eugene Legend, 45 59.3 3. Ted Cain, 42 16.4 50-54 4. Thorn Jones, 42 20.6 P.O. Box 1328 Los Gates, OA C5031 1. Bernie Stevens, 53 56.7 2. Jin Waste, 53 1:21.4 45-49 36" 1. Jerry Stanners, 47 lO'.c £: 9 V.-SST VALLSY vASri;?3 1 FIZLD :-ZST, LOS G.-DOS, ca-.:fc?j;:a Don Ceckson, 55 58.1 50-54 33" JiJLV 2<, 1?S2 60-64 1. Jim Waste, 53 i: Clarence Killion, 64 1:07. 55-5° 33" •r r>., • A«r»d ' 66.69 1. Robert Kigtirbiot!.a-,;5 17 Harry Koppel, 69 1:06 60-64 50' .'fr'-h- 1. Fritz "e;;ers, 60 ??.« .4" 800 HdCERS '. :herie S-errard, 43 16.3 lOO ••ECE33 Ccont) —wLir 3C-34 40-44 :;5rie Hill, 31 13.7 1. Donna Eckels, 32 2:45.4 1. Eric Ov«rs, 41 4:24.4 T. Clarence Pillion, 64 13.o 35-39 2. sac. Hoover, 63 2. Richard Higgins, 40 5:43.1 1. Duff, 36 13.7 14.2 1. Janie Duff, 36 2:30.1 3. Aulon Eigelov:, £1 3. Johji Korntved, 43 6:17.2 4C-44 14,5 2. Renzy Huseny, 35 3:36.4 4. Hark Henderson, 61 45-49 1. C'-5rri» Sherrard, 43 13.2 14. £ 40-44 £5—:° 1. Kent Guthrie, 45 4:29.6 2. Lucille Ligor., 43 14.3 1. Klriara St. Clair, 41 2:45.4 3. Carol Griff, 43 1. Harry Koppel, £9 13.3 50-54 17.6 1. Dave Steventon, 53 4:41.9 45-49 75-79 2. Jerry Withers, 52 5:00.6 1. Alneta Parish, 45 1. Josiah Packard, 75 15.9 1. Danny ikson, 34 2:05.2 13.9 3. Steve Geraghty, 50 6:18.5 55-59 2. Alan Kolling, 30 2:i;-.£ 70-74 1. Shirley Dietderich, 55 3. Willie Harnatz, 30 2:12.6 16.2 1. Wilfred Bigelow, 71 6:36.3 2. :;orr,a'Wilier, 59 20.0 35-39 23S::-:i-e8S 2. John HcGee, John, 73 6:47.0 6C-54 1. George Kason, 38 1:57.7 '..'OHE'; 1. Josephine Kolda, 64 16.2 40-44 30-34 400aRj 2. chelr.a Subin, 60 20.1 1. Dave Roanin, 40 1:58.7 1. Herie Kill, 31 29.7 2. Eric arers, 41 1:58.8 m. 35-39 3. John Pitr.an, 43 2:02.3 Im r-:arie Hill, Myra Service, Gloria ik 1. Jar.ie rttff, 36 29.2 Gonzales, £.y.. VilIia.T.son 6i2.9 1. Gres !;arshall, 34 11.3 4. Andre Ounkell, 40 2:03.9 2. Jofan.nie Hout, 38 32.5 2. Del Eckels, 33 11.6 5. wait van Zant, 43 2:12.7 35-39 45-49 2:09.7 West Valley TC W.7 Paul Duncan, 38 11.1 J a C'-'-rrie C errard, 43 29.2 1. Fete Richardson, 47 Brooks,, Kolling, Har.sen & ♦.'nK-coTf' 2. George Carty, 36 11.3 2. Cctol C-rt:"f,'44 •35.3 2. 0. Eugene Legend, 45 2:21.8 3. Hem,an Kuhfeld, 39 11.7 •At-? 50-54 4. Janes Johnson, 35 11.7 1. ••Mreta Rerish, 45 30.1 1. Jack Hodges, 50 2:13.0 5. Sill Alston, 38 ••:£-£ 9 2. Cave Stevenson, 53 2:14.£ 11.8 llili 6. Bill v;eller, 35 11.9 1. Shirley Ctetderich, £5 35.0 3. Jerry Withers, 52 2:16.6 30-34 '7. Stove Pranklin, 35 12.1 fC-64 4. Dor. Pickett, 54 2:37.0 40-44 1. Jcseph.ir.e kclda, 64 34.1 5. Darrell Dukes, 53 2:39.7 1. r.anny Adriano, 34 25: 34,3 35-39 1. ."el Brool^s", 41 11.5 Hsi; ^S-S9 2. Bob Sinpsor., 40 11.5 • 31-34 T. Don Jac;'.son, 55 2:19.6 1. rervter, Ezll, 35 24:21.6 4C-44 3. Dee beWitt, 43 12.1 1'. Greg Harshall, 34 23,3 £5-69 . 4. Gerald Varty, 40 12.3 3~-^9 1. Jerry I.opes, 66 2:51,3 1. 3ar^' v;est, 41 23:01.6 45-49 5. Doug -elder, 40 12.6 1. ;:att Fr-uitt, 36 22,0 70-74 50-54 5. Bill Sir-ons, 43 12.9 2. Fc'Jl D'jncan, 38 22.2 1. :el Shine, 73 2:58.0 : ^ 7. Steve IJevins, 41 13.3 Bill welier, 35 23.4 80-84 . 1. "red Dunn, 53 26:05,6 3:40.3 45-49 4. Dan Burke, 37 24.2 1. : aul S?a-.sler, 83 2. waiter Newr.an, 52 30:29,2 3. John Freisen, 54 31:04,6 1. Gil LaCorre, 45 11.4 5. Ja-es Johnson, 35 24.4 55-59 2. Bruce Sprir.gbett, 49 11.7 6. Bill Alston, 3a 24.7 1= DO • s

• 1. Harrv Siitonen, 56 31:12.4 3. Ed Hicks, 12.9 40-44 €5-59 4. Bert Frescura, 45 13.0 1. Bill Knocke, 42 23.4 Tf-Ts 50-54 2". i;el Brooks, 41 23.5 Rcni Griefe, -8 1. Frank Savior, 68 32:53.2 V.-O^ZN 1. chard ansen, SO 12,5 Bob Sirpson, 40 23.5 4C-44 1 : . 30:34" 2. Huel ..'iShing'.on, 53 12.6 4. Gerald Varty, 41 25.0 1. Hiriar. St. Clair, 41 5:3?.3 1. Dia-ne Mendoza, 34 32:53»0 3. Ed ::a'-=.ny, 51 12.7 5. Phil Karesca, 43 25.1 2. Josn Sh.iveley, 40 35-39 4. Serr.ard Stevens, 53' 12.7 6. Bill Simons, 43 25,9 50-54 Jaclyn caselli, 61 -.6 1. Bonnie Dillon, 35 24:43.7 5. Ed Lah.sny, 51 14.0 7. Steve Kevins, 41 27.6 5 £ _ C Q 2. Daphne Dunn, 3S 32:53.0 8. Kerk Rocchio, 42 . 26,5 ;3w 40-44 1. Vem. Rerier, 5£ 12.7 45-49 2c:34 4:13.5 1. Sheila Kullen, 41 33:30.0 2. Richard Eu-valt, 55 13.1 1. C-11 LaTorreT45 24.0 1. r.ayr.elio lorcr.e, 32 4:21.5 45-49 3. Soberc Higgiriothan, 55 13.3 2. B.-jce Springbett, 49 24.2 2. Da-ny Hoon, 34 4:36.0 1. Lori Kaynard, 46 26:05.8 4. Jin .tohnson, 59 13.9 3. Bert Fresc-tra, 45 28,4 3. Gary Dilley, 34 55-59 5. Don Scherba, 58 14.0 35-29 1. Karvey Franklin, 39 4:11.4 1. Yakie Chara, 57 36:22.2 2. Ken Kohion, 36 4:16.7 70-74 3. Richard Cunninchan, 39 4:19.1 1. Blena Carola, 74 44:24.4 4. richas^lHoibroo!:, 39 4:24.3 page 28 National Masters News September 1982

SHOT P'JT HIGH JUT HEIGHT 1 K1 ANGULAR MEEJ- - NEW YORK MASIERS-PHILADELPHIA MASTERS-POTOMAC VALLEY SSNZORS V.'OiEN' rZH :0-34 JULY 25, 1982 RANDALL'S ISLAND, NBJ YORK CITY 92° - CLEAR 4 3-44 1.' :-l iocels, , 32 5' 10" 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 33' 3 3/4" P > PHILADELPHIA MASTERS V - POTOMAC VALLEY 2. GaryDilley, 34 5- 3" Y - NEW YORK MASTERS 2. Lucille Ligon, 43 30'10" 5-3-2- I By five year RrouplngB for sen and woaen 3. rd Sas":sus:.;as, 31 5' 8" 45-49 100 METERS MEN 4:-':4 23' 3 3/4" 45-49 1. AlneCa Parish, 45 30-34 45-49 1. J m Brawn, 43 6' 0" CHARLES DEEJARDIN V 10.36.0 50-54 MARTIN ELLIS V 11.03 LAWRENCE COLBERT r 52.73 2. Thon Jones, 42 4' 6" 10.37.4 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 20' 3" LEMUIL TALLEY V 11.22 DAWSQM PRATT r 53.68 TOM KURIHARA 45-49 GEZA FELD 10.54.6 -AUSTIN GDRTEZ V 12.29 CUFF PAULING Y 54.62 1. Don Rose, 47 5' 6" 30-34 35-39 50-54 50-34 2. Jerry Stanners, 47 5'2" 11.08.8 1, Gary Felnehson,31 35' 11" STEPHEN TRAVERS V 11.85 RUDY ENDERS V 55.30 TONY DIAMOND 50-54 11.20.6 2. Bill Shissler, 31 32' 2 3/4" 40-44 URRY PRATT P 58.84 DON DENIG 1. Kerm VTyatt, 50 5* 2" 12.05.1 35-39 DHAMIRE ABAYOMO P 11.29 HERB KANIA Y 59.20 ALAN COHEN 50-64 T", Cornelius ?:cCorrick,3e 39' 3" URRY DEHMi V 12.35 TOM TALBOTI Y 63.67 55-59 1. Mark Henderson, 61 4 • 10" 11.45.4 2. Sam Goldberg. 38 36' RICHARD KAYE Y 13.14 ALAN COHEN Y 64.20 NEMLI'2 HEWSON V 2. Fritz meyers, 60 4' 8" 3. v;ill: am. Henderson , 35 35'HV' UHRENCE SUID V 13.19 55-59 65-69 75-79 13.45.2 40-44 45-49 archie MESSEHGER Y 62.77 GEORGE JAFEE Y 1. Homer VanGelder, 77 3' 8" 1. Dick Shelter., 40 37' M4RREN CRUTCHFIELD V 11.55 RODNEY JOHNSON V 76.80 75-79 WOliSN 12.31.9 2. Thorn Jo.nes, 42 29' URRY COLBERT V 11.61 ED BENHAM 40-44 3. Gary Cai-.-son, 28' r JACK BARRIE P 14.16 60-64 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 4' 2" 45-49 50-54 DON HARRIS P 70.36 3000 METERS WOMEN 50-54 1. Jin Hart, 45 43' 3 3/4" LARRY PRATT P 12.03 65-69 50-54 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 3- 6" 2. John Kidd, 45 35' 75i" JESSE JOHNSON V 12.55 GEORGE BRACELAND P 94.19 MILA KANIA y 11.29.1 POLE VAULT HEN 27' 33/4" 3. Jerri' Starrers, JOEL HOLMAN V 13.04 70-74 35-38 JOE KER.NAN Y 13.64 RUDOLPH NILSEU P 73.45 3000 METERS WALK MEN 1. Bruce Hotaling, 38 13' 0" 40-44 HAROLD COLEN Y 13.65 CUUDE HILLS P 79.33 2. Roger Werne, 38 13'O" Tvi kr-a-, 50 55-59 75-79 PAUL ROBERTSON V 18.41.1 40-44 45-49 :.ou;s Car-.3, 51 OSCAR HARRIS F 13.04 ED BEIIAN V 84.69 .1. Dee Dewitt, 43 lit 6" Y 14.27.6 Jim 53 ED HOLMES V 22.17 JACK BOITANO 2. Thomas Watts, 40 gi 0" Y 16.52.8 60-64 400 METERS WOMEN *GEZA. FELD 3. Thon Jones, 42 8t 0" 50-54 1. Ja-as T-rrran, i- DON HARRIS P 14.04 40-44 45-49 SOL CORRELLO V 14.52.9 2. Beltor. '..'olf, 58 27' 5 " EUGENE DIX V 16.53 IRENE DIAMOND V 89.66 1, Tom Woc^ring, 45 121 6" 26' 4 " V 17.05.5 3. Brad Pearso,-,, 59 65-69 45-49 JOEL HOLMAN 2. Jerry Stanners, 47 10' 6" 60-64 GEORGE BRACELAND P 14.55 MARIE BARRIE P 94.06 55-59 1, Hike Casta.-.eda, 62 45' IV" LEO ROTHBART Y 14.61 50-54 *ALAN BRAHMIGAH 49 V 17.00.3 1. Jin Johnson, 59 61 0" 2. ::erk Herierson, 61 43' 7H" 70-74 PATRICU NESLEY V 82.41 43 3 3/4" 55-59 LONG JUT DISTAJJCE 3. Bob Store, 52 CUUDE HILLS P 14.01 4. C'Uinto Herlo, 62 42' 1 " 75-79 800 METERS MEN RODNEY JOlBiSON V 19.29.4 5. Hal Cro.nkhite, 64 36' 5 3/4" VINCENI O'DAIR Y 18.29 30-34 ARTHUR BRADLEY Y 20.01.4 60-64 6. Harry Huseny, 62 32' 11" MORRIS FEINSTEIN Y 18.47 ERNEST GARNER V 2.05.5 Dsn Eckels, 33 20t73/4" £5-69 35-39 EUGENE DIX V 21.29.2 35-39 T. Ross Carter, 66 42' ev 100 METERS WOMEN DAVID SHILLING V 2.06.23 65-69 1. Loster Bond, 36 21 • 6.;" 2. Jim. York, £9 36' 5V 35-39 ALLAN LICHTMAN V 2.10.00 GEORGE BRACBLAND P 19.10.7 2. Steve Franklin, 35 16'EJ;" 75-79 ROSEMARY AVERY V 15.27 CHARLES JACKSON P 2.20.1 3. Fred Johnson, 36 15' 4" 1. Homer Van Gelder, 77 28'10" HARJORIE HAYDEN V 18.60 40-44 40-4: 40-44 JAMES VERDIER V 2.13.09 300 METER WALK WCMEN 1. Ted Cain, 40 19' 5V DISCUS LOU DEIMA V 19.83 PAUL ROBERTSON V 3.34.9 35-39 2. Chuck rapper., 40 17" Ci" 45-49 45-49 MARJOKIE HAYUBY Y 21.11.0 3. Gerald Varty, 41 171 4,. 40-44 (METERS) MARIE BARRIE P 17.00 CUFF PAULTNG Y 2.09.63 MARIAU FELD Y 26.30.3 !_• ®-31 Mitchell, 42 1. Cherrie Sherrard, 43 25.40 50-54 ROLAND ELUOT V 2.16.8 30-34 17* 2 3/4 45-49 50-54 PATRICIA NESLEY V 15.83 50-54 LINDA WBLLS Y 21.47.6 1. 0. Eugene Legend Ic' 2.;" 1. Joan Tyksinski, 50 17,72 AUDRY DIX V 19.41 HERB KANIA Y 2.15.84 50-54 2. Phil Conley, 47 17' 5 3/4" 35-39 JOE KERIAN y 2.28.0 AUDREY DDI Y 22.11.2 3. Jerry Sta-n-ners, 47 14' lOi;" Y". Renzy Huseny, 35 19.17 200 METERS MEN CHUCK PHIUIPS V 2.29.64 BUFF MESSENGER Y 26.49.7 4. Gary Dev.'son, 46 14' 6" (••EN 30-34 ALAN COHEN Y 2.32.66 50-54 30-34 MARTIN ELLIS V 22.47 55-59 4 X 200 RELAY- 1. Ed S'ahany, 51 16'11;;" 1. Bill Shissler, 31 36.78 LEMUEL TOLLEY V 23.66 ARCHIE MESSENGER Y 2.19.45 PHI LA. 40 1.39.2 2. Louis Sarto, 51 13' 6 3/4" 2. Gary Velrtenson, 31 34.72 35-39 60-64 PRATT JMNNIS' 55.-59 •3. William Helm, 32 31.40 ROBERT MAXWELL P 24.44 JOHN popowica Y 3.02.12 : PBATT, ABAYOMO. 1.41.1 1. Jim Johnson, 59 15' 5V' 35-39 STEPHEN TRAVERS V 24.79 EUGENE DIX V 3.33.75 POTOMAC 40 60.-64 1. Cornelius McOorrdck, 36 43.04 40-44 CBUTCHFIELD DBWVi 1. Harry Husenv, 62 13' 4 3/4" 2. Fred Johnson, 36 39.86 DHAMIRE ABAYOMO P 23.73 800 ICTERS UCmEN ELLIOT COLBERT 65.-69 3. William. Henderson, 35 29.92 JIM DEMMA V 24.93 40-44 NEW YORK 40 1.53.1 1. John Satti, 68 14'113/4" 4. Jerr.' Rilev, 37 28.76 FRED MANNIS P 26.14 INES KERCH V 2.58.37 KAYE McCarthy 2. John McDonnell, ( 10' 9 3/4" 40^-44 RICHARD KAYE Y 26.85 IVONie SZAFRAN V 3.25.75 BOHIGIAN BUDD 75-79 1. Dick S.nelton. 40' 35.10 UWRENCE SUID V 28.40 POTOMAC 50 1.57.1 1. Homer VanGelder, lO'llSj" 2. Thorn. Jones, 42 30.04 JOHN GROUG V 29.98 1500 ICTERS MEN JOHNSON PHILLIPS v;o:•2N 3. Bill Mitchell, 42 26.64 35-39 HOLMAN ENIXRS 45-49 40-44 45-49 DAVID SHILLING 4.23.0 POTOMAC WOMEN 30 2.41.1 DAWBOH PRATT 23.31 1. Lucille Ligon, 43 13' 2" 1. " ^in Hart, 45 41.75 OM SICKELS 4.44.5 I«(«M DIAMOND LARiOr COLBERT 23.60 2. Gary Dav.-son, 48 28.66 40-44 HAYDOM KERCH ARNOLD BUED 24.00 3. Berr.ie Griff, 46 27,52 JAMES VERBTBR' 4.27.3 25.26 UARREN CRUTCHFIELD 24.58 4 X 400 RBUY FEET S INCHES 4. Jerry Stanners, 47 JOiM GOLIG 5.17.2 HAIG BOHIGIAN 25.31 50-54 PAUL ROBERTSON 6.29.9 POTOMAC 30 4.04.1 JACK BARBIE 28.72 T. Louis Sarto, 51 27.22 45-49 AUSTIN SICKELS Steve Franklin, 37' 7 3/4" 50-54 LICHTMAN SHILLING - i -: y ROLAND ELLIOT 4.43.7 \. r. . n .0, RUDY ENDERS 24.94 40-44 TQM KURIHARA 4.44.B POTOMAC 40 4.37.3 26.60 JESSE JOHNSON 26.17 1. Dee De'.\'itt, 43 35' B3j" GEZA FELD 4.45.3 GROLIG DESJARDINS 2. Belton ..-olf, 59 21.64 JOEL HOLMAN 26.29 45-49 WALT mAaRTHY 4.47.3 KURIHARA SUID 8. -red Tearsor., 59 20.16 TOM TALBOTT 28.97 1. Phil Conley, 47 34' CHARLES DBS JAROIN 4.53.5 60-84 2. Jerry Sta.n.ners, 47 30'11V HAROLD COLEN 30.03 4 X 800 RELAY 3. Gary Dawson, 48 30' 3/4" Y Tiike Castar.eda,63 40.58 55-59 2. Cuinto Merlo, 62 39.34 HEW YORK 50 9.38.2 50-54 OSCAR HARRIS F 28.40 1500 METER MEN MBSSIHGER JONES 3, Harry Huseny, 62 35.66 60-64 1. Ed MBhany, 51 33' 50^ TALBOTT KANIA "ark Henderson, 61 35.38 2. Jack Shields, 52 31'115»" DON HARRIS P 28.92 KEN JONES Y 4.55.2 WORLD AGE RECORD 5. Sob Stoned.6:-;) ,62 34.40 '5-59 65-69 TONY DAMOND Y 5.05.8 TWO MILE TIME 9:41.7,^<1 65-69 Tl Jin Johnson, 59 30' 5" LEO ROTHBART Y 31.93 CHUCK PHILUPS Y 5.07.6 1. Ross Carter, 68 28.60 65-69 GECffiGE BRACELAHD F 34.34 DCN DENIG Y 5.10.2 HIGH JUMP 2. Jim. York, 69 30.58 1. John Satti, 68 29'11 3/4" 70-74 ALAN COHEN Y 5.22.9 30-34 3. John M.cDonnell, 68 28.60 CLAUDE HILLS P 30.34 55-59 AUSTIN COBTEZ V. 4'6 4. Frank Saylor, 68 21.99 75-79 NEWUE KEWSON Y 5.13.0 40-44 70-74 VINCENT O'DAIR T 44.16 60-64 RICHARD KAYE I Y 3'9 1. Bill '.-.'Biker, 70 27.84 MORRIS FEINSTEIN Y 46.49 JOHN POPOHICH Y 5.59.5 PAUL ROBERTSON V 3'6 t'EIGHT 65-69 JOHN GROLIG V.3'6 200 METERS WOMEN GEORGE JAFFE Y 6.20.5 45-49 DECATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS JULY 35-39 70-74 32' 2 " HAIG BOHIGIAN Y 4'6 Gary ?:el-enson, 31 F 5.22.9 31' iV' RDSEMARY AVEKY V 35.39 RJDOLFH NIELSON JACK BOITANO Y 4'4 Bill Shissler, 31 40-44 75-79 24-25, |982 , NEOSUO, MO. TOM KURIHAND 9.3 9 LOU DEIMA V 47.53 ED BENHAM Y 5.38.9 William Henderson, 35 31'10" 50-54 45-49 RUDY EN1»RS MARIE BARRIE P 40.56 1500 METERS WOMEN Dick Shelton, 40 44'10>}" 4298 LEN OLSEN 30-34 HARRY MC DONALD 50-54 30-34 Gary Dawson, 40 29' 1 " SOL CORALLO PATRICIA NE8LEY V 35.83 LORIE MEISELAS Y 6.05.4 4964 55-59 45-4 35-39 HENRY HOPKINS 40-44 SAN FOHDICE V 4'6 Jin Hart, 45 38' 9 3/4" TOM THORNE 4725 INEZ KERCH V 5.45.1 Y 4*4 24' £h" 4261 400 WTERS MEN ART BRADLEY John Kidd, 45 JIM SHOEMAKER JOANNE SZAFRAN V 6.27.0 30-34 65-69 50- JOHN CHARLES 3845 50-54 GEORGE BRACELAND P 4'0 Jin Waste, 53 13' 8 3/4" DAN HEBERT 2954 ERNEST GILBERT V 52.09 MILA KANIA ^A(^) Y 5.09.5!^ MARTIN ELUS V 54.29 70-74 CLAUDE HILL P 3'6 Bob Backus, 55 55' 45-49 don ZIMMERMAN 3551 35-39 Brad Pearson, 59 ll'll's" JOE BECKHAM 3441 KEVIN SHERLOCK V 51.79 3000 METERS MEN ROBERT MAXWELL P 54.17 30-34 LONG JUMP 30-34 Bob Stone, 61 30' 3/4" 50-54 earl VENTURA 3691 JOE BLANCK Y 64.03 ROBERT FRAIL Y 8.50.7 40-44 AUSTIN COKTEZ V 4.82 o5. 35-39 23I11" 35-39 Jin York, 69 65-69 dr. TOM THORNE 1347 DHAMIRE ABAYOMO P 52.36 GLEN SICKELS V 10.57.3 1339 JIM DEIMA V 55.47 40-44 SHERLOCK V 6.20 UWENCE SUID V 64.90 CHARLES KENNEDY 10.00.9 MAXWELL F 6.02 PAUL ROBEBT80H V 80.00 PAUL ROBERTSON 12.^2.8 TRAVERS V 4.56

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LONG JDMP 40-44 N.U. SR. CLASSIC MASTERS A SUB MASTERS TRACK A FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 1500 M: IB Evelyn Hess 12.02.1 MEN'S POLE VAULT: RICHARD KAYE" .00 Susan Means 13:13.4 FRED MAMNIS 81 Fr1d«y. July 30, 1982 51 S. Jones 15' 4" SI Jim Hiebert 4:09.80 Shirley Mllllman 13:41.6 ANDREW MIRECKI 66 D. Henrle 13' 6" Tim Sills 4:37.30 45-49 >100 M: M. Mikos 13' 6" 51 2A Marsha McChesney 13:18.6 TOM KURIHARA .60 2nd Nedra Taylor 33.69 S2 Vic Bennet 4:07.60 Harriet Wilson 13:53.1 HAIG BOHIGIAN 00 Ut SI John Mays 10.72 52 J Trujfllo 11' 6" 52 Ed Ford 4:13.00 50-54 Bruce Miller 11.27 Diane Warren 32.17 B Maden 8' Paul Daly 4:13.70 26 Jean Cleator 12:22.5 RUDT ENDBRE- 24 David Pletka n.ge Paddy Reddaway 38.49 Ken Kohon 4:14.10 PAY CARSTENSEN Robert Raymond 12.42 lA S. Warr 10* 6" 79 James Noonan 4A Marllla Salisbury 22:51.29 LEN OLSEM J. North 12.53 lA Judy Cupp 4:25.50 G Isham 39 38.92 Gary Ortner 10' HAROLD COLEN Billy R. Welllnguin 4:25.70 T. Warren 19 Marty Stitsel 9' 55-59 Courtney Taylor 13.04 IB Shirley Mllllman 4:26.00 35.13 MEN'S 3000 STEEPLECHASE: OSCAR HARRIS P 4.13 IB 6. Dumas 10' lA Michael Heffeman lA Paul Hall 60-64 S2 Paul Dungan 11.17 28 Shirley Dietderlch 36.56 4:12.07 10:25.5 A. Morris Paul Hall M' DON HARRIS Duane Daggett 4:13.65 Val Schultz 11:40.3 12.29 Douglas Rustad COLENAN James TruJIllo 3A Josephine Kolda 4:16.47 Jim Cullen 12:03.0 2A J. Holmes 12.41 34.37 George Tiger 8* 65-E9 Em1l Torquato 4:20.12 Gary Reddaway 12:03.3 J. Hefner 12.45 David Morris 7' 6" GEORGE BRACELAND 4B Marllla Salisbury 51.82 4:32.91 Tom Wilder 12:25.7 Val Schultz LASKI lA Jim Puckett 11.64 4:33.00 28 R. NOrdquls 8' 6" Mike DeLaCruz 70-74 Riley Poyner 11.86 4:52.20 CLAUDE HILLS David Alvord 3A S. Pelland 8' P 3.78 12.24 400 M: IB Dennis Meyer Buck Gent 12.94 4:14.59 IB Ralph Chase 12:16.4 SI Don Tretheway TRIPLE JUMP Bruce Miller 54.23 4:15.55 4A D Hummell 9' 6"WR Mike Christiansen 40-44 2A Jack Coy Gary Fisher 4:29.08 12.84 57.23 Ralph Chase RICHARD EAVE Y10.49 Art Afretnow 13.02 Billy R Hell1n9toni;00.99 5:08.40 2A David Stevenson 11:05.8 ANDREW MIRECKI Y10.13 Jack Fischer 13.14 S2 2A Tom Sturak LONG JUMP: 45-49 Robert Graham 13.18 PaulDunoan - 50.25 4:34.86 David Stevenson 51 David Pleka HAIG BOHIGIAN Y 10.49 Frank Anderson 13.44 Eugene Borkan 56.83 4:39.05 3A Joe Mallon 14:30.5 21* 11.5" .William Cupp Dave Stephens 50-54 Allen Maxwell 13.91 4:54.50 20' 00.5" Bob Stoyles Dick Henrle RUDY ENDERS V 10.15 Tom Brinton lA John Pitman 54.29 5:14.49 19' 11.75" PAY CARSTENSEN Y 9.68 William Cupp 13.99 Cliff Cordy 54.75 4A R. Nictarnahan 17:04.4 Courtney Taylor 17' 10.75" 2B Walter Atcheson HAROLD COLEN Y 8.35 Bob Rentchler 14.00 R.G. Anderson-Wyckof55.66 4:57.02 Norman Clark 52 John Glllesple 65-69 Bill Huges 57.49 5:15.28 20' 01.5" John Wilson Dan Canwrlght GEORGE BRACELAND P 7.37 16 C Hoffman 11.96 Lew Thome 58.39 19' 10" 70-74 Bob Miller 12.10 Nels Siverson 58.56 Duane Daggett 16' 09" 3A Norman Hansen CLAUDE HILLS P 7.69 Harold Hitt 12.37 Greg Baldwin 59.24 5:15.58 MEN'S 110 HURDLES: t Robert Cleator lA B. Nels Siverson Val Schultz 1:02:47 18' f""• Richard Jones 52 Richard Maden 20.27 SHOT PUT 26 •Vernon Regler 12.42 Buck Gent IB' 03.75" 35-39 Bob Cooper 12.87 16 J.C. Hoffman 55.36 JOSEPH BLANCK Y 28'3k Richard Zumwalt 13.17 Harold Hitt 56.44 38 Cllve Oavles 5:05.63 IB Rick Harley 03 g- 40-44 Mike Christiansen l;02.21 lA H Nels Siverson 16.10 Bob K1ggenbothami3.23 2A John Hepner HARRINGTON V 40'Ok Buyral Maden 15.71 Charles Mllleman 1:04)86 4A Norman Bright Leo Thorne 17.08 15' 04.25" ANDREW MIRECKI Y 33'Ok George Fort 18.69 Robert Graham 15* 03.25" RICHARD KAYE Y 25'2k 3A Cal Boyd 13.60 2A Ralph Miller 58.57 5A Harold Chapson 2A 28 45-49 Clarence Kllllonis.ei Robert Morris 59.59 Paul Spangler Robert Graham 17.69 Buyral Maden ir04.5" Frank Anderson 19.22 SCUDERI V 36'1 Charles Mercurlo13.78 Tom Brinton 1:00.58 S2 Diane Warren 5:31.2 John Hepner 19.30 3A 50-54 Ray Dennis 14.55 Tom Sturak 1:02.69 Charles Mercurlo 13' 07.75 LEN OLSEN Y 44'11 Mark Henderson 14.74 Art Alfremon 1:02.87 M Kay Porter 5:53.2 38 John Satt' PAY CARSTENSEN Y 42'9k Bob Rentchler 1:08.47 14' 11" 6:06.6 28 Bob Higgenbotham 17.63 RUDY ENDERS V 30'9k 36 John Satti Robert Rolph Norma Thompson Don Stitt 12' 08" 14.06 1:12.15 Richard Nordqulst 18.24 55-59 Albert Morrow 14.63 4A HERB CANTOR Y 40'7k 28 Walter Atcheson 1:04.07 IB Evelyn Hess 5:48.9 Leon Joslln 11' 03" Susan Means 6:10.0 ED HOLMES V 37'Ik 4A Don Humnel1 13.00 Norman Clark 1:11.43 Shirley Mllllman 6:14.7 36 Albert Morrow 21.82 IB Connie Wilson 9' 06.5" PORDYCE V 35'I Ken Carnlne 15.59 John Wilson 1:17.18 60-64 4A Bud Deacon COLEMAN V 44'2 SI Nedra Taylor 15.31 3A Cal Boyd 1:06.66 2A Marsha McChesney 6:15.9 22.5 65-69 Charlene Fort 16.88 Clarence Kllllon l;06.75 LASKI V 31'9k 2nd 2B Jean Cleator 5:56.5 Harry GIlHs 1:21.50 MEN'S 400 HURDLES MURRAY OGUSS Y 41'1 l»t S2 Diane Warren 15.23 48 Manila Salisbury 10:42.1 51 Courtney Taylor i; MEN'S TRIPLE JIMP: 3B Ray Dennis 1:10.89 ! 13.50 SHOT PUT WOMEN 2A Dorothy Anderson 17.62 t 52 John Glllesple 41' 2" 52 Eldon Garner j 40-44 4A Bud Deacon 1:15.69 ' 5000 W» 09.50 LCLA DEMIA 2B Shirley Dietderlch 1,6.62 SI Iam dordon lA Gary Ishmn 29' 8,5" V 15'ok 2nd Ken Camlne 1:16.38 I 15:08.4 lA Jim McAbee 1 SCUOIERI V 17'6k 1(C Tim Sills 17:23.8 02.39 3A Josphlne Kolda 16.53 Gary Christiansen 1 16 Rick Hartley 45-49 BA Harold Chapson l:18.61(dK Doug Sturm 17:34.2 12.30 34' 10" ANN CIRULNICK V 27'4k Paul Spangler 1:42.63 50-54 48 Narllla Salisbury ^19.35 S2 Paul Daly IB Rick Hartley i;i7. 2A Robert Graham 29' lO.S" 15:31.3 • 1-, BUFF MESSENGER Y 17'5^ 2A Harriet Wilson 1:33.34 James Noonan Bob Flaherty 28- 6.5" 16:22.3 2A Robert Graham Wayne Mitton 10.13 16:27.2 Robert Morris SHOT PUT MEN ZB Shirley Dietderlch 1:29.10 Gary Ortner 16:39.2 11.99 65-69 James Holmes 17.99 28 Hal Buck 31' 1" 11. CEOBCE BRACELAND P 33'o John Mays 22 59 3A Josephine Kolda 1:23.41 lA Michael Heffeman 15:25.7 Don Pletka "'eg Douglas Rustad 15:35.1 26 Walt Atcheson 17.56 3A Chas. Norcorlo IB' 10.75" Buyral Maden Bruce Miller 34;Is 4B Narllla Salisbury 2:31.32 Paul Hall 15:47.5 21.55 SHOT PUT David John Warren 24139 Gary Simoni 16:09.4 John Wilson nt 38 John Satti 27' 1" 70- 74 Billy Ray Wellington25.'74 David Morris 16:42.0 4A Bud Deacon 1:25.72 CLAUDE HILLS P 25'5k John North 26.77 1800 M: Maurice Champagne 17:44.4 R.G. Anderson-Wyck19:21.9 HIGH JUMP: SHOT POT: WEIGHT THROW S2 SI Jim Bruaback 1:59.03 Paul OuNSAh! 22.59 51 Rick Teller 6' 8'' 4A Loon Joslln 34*10.5" 45-49 Jim Hiebert 1:59.78 Duane Daggett 25!o5 IB Don Tretheway 15:57.8 Dave Stephens 6' 0" PHIL SCUOIERI V 2B'8 Emil Turquato 25!90 Billy Ray Welling 2:17.35 Bob Langenbach 16:40.8 50-54 James Healy 2:46.84 Dave Pletka 5' 10" Mike Christiansen 16:50.5 Dick Henri 3B Ross Carter 43'8" LEN OLSEN V 40'7 lA 5' 4" Jim Puckett 24.06 Buck MacGllllvray 19:04.5 James York 38*9" PAY CARSTENSEN V 39'Ik R.G. Anderson-Wyckof 25!38 Vic Bennett 1:58.85 Joseph Car-son 19:51.2 55-59 Jack Jensen 25.91 Ed Ford 2:04.74 Donald Thom 20.14.9 52 Don Canwrlght 5' 0" HERB CANTOR V 33'10 Bill Hughes 26!33 Eugene Borkan 2:12.95 Forrest Schwalm 20:27.7 SAM FORDYCE V 26'2 Richard Maden 4' 10" 3A Mark Henderson 43'10.5" David Alvord 26.'51 Chas. Mllllman 26:15.9 Mike Castenada 43'2" 60-64 lA John Pitnan 2:04.40 Bock Gent 26)64 Quinto Merlo BILL COLEMAN V 22'2-. George Tiger 2:07.65 41'8" Jim Cullen 26.74 2A David Stevenson 17:12.8 lA Nels Siverson 5' 6" David Batchelor 39-5" 65-69 Paul Hall 2:11.32 William Cupp 18:21.0 STAN LASKI V 23'9 Buck Gent 5' 6" IB j.c. Hmffman 23.96 Bill Hughes 2:13.8.'; Bob Stoyles 19:54.4 Greg Baldwin 2:15.63 George Fort 4' 10" Harold Hitt 25!oO Bob Rentchler 21:35.7 2B Richard Nordqulst 33'3" .Mm Cull en 2:16.75 JAVELIN THROW Chas. Mllllman 28)84 John Wilson 23'7" 40-44 Mike Christiansen 29.07 26 Halter Atcheson 18:38.6 IB Rick Hartley 4' 10" IB Harold Hitt 2:19.07 FRED MANNIS 35.34 Norman Clark 19:32.6 ANDREW MIRECKI 28.70 2A Jack Coy 25.34 Buyral Maden 20:30.7 2A Jack Fischer 5' Bob Flaherty 36'3" 2A Ralph Miller 2:16.23 RICHARD KAYE 23.35 Robert Morris 27.22 William Olson 22:58.3 Bob Flaherty 4' 8" S.E. Sears 35'4.5" Tom Sturak 2:18.05 45-49 Art Afremow 27)92 James Holmes 4' 6" Jack Coy 3r6" HAIG BOHIGIAN Y 34.11 Tom Brinton 28)o6 Tom Brinton 2:20.13 3A Norman Hansen 19:03.4 John Hepner 4' 6" 50-54 David Stevenson 2:23.7 Robt. Graham 28)84 Joe Mallon 20:00.4 S.E. Sears 4' 4" t. 2:40.2 RUDY ENDERS 38.19 Alan Maxwell 28.89 Robert Rolph Robt. Cleator 20:21.2 John GamblH 44'1" \ HAROLD COLEN 26.30 Bob Rentchler 29.15 Bpb Rentchler 2:49.1 Harry Gillls 21:07.1 28 Hal Buck 4' 6" Joseph Wendllck 43*0° 65-69 Richard NordquA' 4" Richard Jones 22:25.2 Lee Clerk 36'10" 4. 28 Walter Atcheson 2:31.96 GEORGE BRACELAND 29.81 2B Vernon Regler 25.96 Buyral Maden 3' 8" Robert Roy 32*1.5" . f 70-74 Bob Cooper 26.92 36 Cllve Davles 17:40.4WR Georoe Fort 34*2.5" 4A Norman Bright 3:08.55 CLAUDE HILLS 24.10 Richard Zumwalt 27.46 3A Mark Henderson 4' 6" H Nels Siverson 30':i" Bob Higgenbothan 27.81 4A Norman Bright 21:33.4 C Tom Warren 27*2.5" 4A Harold Chapson 3:00.9 38 Don Stitt 4' 6" TEAM SCORING 3A Cal Boyd 27.54 5A Paul Spangler 25:28.1 Bert Morrow •3' 8" POTOMAC VALLEY 432 James TruJIllo 38'5' Clarence Kill Ion 28.44 2A Harriet WHson 3:24.16 Richard Maden 27'5.5' NEW YORK MASrERS 262 Chas. Mercurlo 29.58 4A Leon Jos 1in 3' 8° PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 208 28 Jean Cleator 2:59.06 WOMEN'S 3000 M: Bruce Miller 43'r 3B Ray Dennis 29.25 SI Charlene Fort 3' 4" Mike Carrigah 42'8.5" John Satti 29.85 48 Marina Salisbury 5:53.32 S2 Mary Ann Peterson 10.57.8- Tom Owen Albert Morrow 33.55 34*6'' I lA Letha Fig-Hoblyn 10:58.2 IB Connie Wilson 3' 4" BA Harold Chapson 35.63W M.J. Wallace 12.47.2 Nedra Taylor 29'4.5* Sharon Sheffield 13:21.2 Charlene Fort 20*9" 28 Barbara Hmrniel 3' 6"AR 5 page 30 National Masters News September 1982

lA Harlljm Osgood-Kn 19*7.5" PHILADELPHIA MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD5ASS0CIATI0N 1600 meter walk Javelin OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS July 31, 1982 W30-34 J Salvio 10:36.4 BRSINUS COLLEGE '• Collegevllle. PA M30-34 Hagy 202*3%" IB Connie Wilson' 26*9' M35-39 Michael 7:50 Schmeltzer 175*5" M40-44 8 Preston 7:46 Kleppinger 170*11%" 2B Berber! Huwel IB'B.S" ilOO meters M55-59 Hunter J Stefanowlcz- 7:53 67.5 M35-39 Palmer R Jennings 8:32 135*6%" H30-34 R Beale 11.9 M60-64 J Sponseller 67.7 M40-44 R Balderston 151*3%" Thomsley 12.2 E Newel 1 69.2 H50-54 J Lash 7:55 DISCUS: K MacKenzie 127*1" M35-39 F Shabazz 11.1 M65-69 C Nitkowski 71.5 SI Kike Cerrlgen 139*10.75" M65-69 G Braceland 9:44. F Mannis 115*10%" Deve Stephens 135'9.Z5" Helms 12.3 M70-74 R Nil sen 74.4 13:22. W40-44 L Leib Dick Henrle 99*8.5" Dodson 12.4 S Monastero 77.3 M70-74 Sabaroff 75*0" H40-44 D Abayomi 11.5 N45-4d 800 meters High Jump Relder 151*7" R.Stanford 11.8 S2 James Trujnio 118*2.75" Hodge 12.9 M30-34 Huscara 5*8" M50-54 ' Feick I35*4%" M35-39 R Myers 2:04.6 R Kaye 13.1 L Olson 130*3%" C Jackson 2:35.5 M35-39 Dickerson 6*2" A Mlreckl 13.6 P 1ARobert Ray 131*9.75" Zacharka 5*8" Carstensen 114*11%" M40-44 S R Horeen 107*11" John Gamblll 126*10.5" M45-49 none Huckel 2:05.7 R Bennett 2«06.4 M40-44 B Kline 5*8" H Colen %'l" Buck Gent 119*6" H50-54 L Pratt 12.4 G Krow 5*6" G Taylor 89*11" M50-54 J Sutton Joseph Hendlick 112*8.75" 2:08.7 R Balderston 5*2" 8 Kleman 2:49.6 A ' ^ i H55-59 0 Harris 13.0 R Kaye 4*2" MeO-64 Sellg lai'l" IB David Could 102*10.5" W Pierson 13.5 M45-49 H60-64 D Harris 2:47.9 Bankert 4*2" D Harris 100*5" Thomas Owen 96*5.25" Hunter 13.5 J Sponseller 2:48.4 H50-54 W Hutchlns 5*0" P Eberhard'r 76' 7%" Rick Hartley 81*8" Glueck 66* H60-64 D Hall 14.6 E Newel1 2:56.6 Chas. H1111man 57*6" M60-64 0 Hall 3*10* M65-69 G Braceland 91 *4%° J Spons'ler 14.9 M70-74 R Nil sen 2:56.4 B Detweller 79*8%" 2A Daniel Becker N SIlversteinlS.B S Monastero M65-69 G Braceland 4*2" 116*6.75" 3:03.4 G Wood 67*8%" S.E. Sears 115*9.75" M65-69 G Wood 17.4 B Detweller 3*8" Bob Flaherty 1500 Meters M70-74 C Hills 104*5.5" 8 Detweller 18.6 H70-74 C Hills 4*2" 96*0" 2B Ralph Hassman 109*9.5" M70-74 C Hills 14.6 M30-34 0 Mayers 4:17.0 Richard Nordqulst 101*3.75" Long Jump Thirty-Five Pound Weight Throw W30-34 J Krow Hal Buck 89*4" W30-34 V Lareau 17.6 5:31.7 M3Q-34 . Thomsley 18*3 3/4 M30-34 Kleppinger 40*9" M35-39 R Myers 4:09.3 H45-49 M Bitzgerald 14.1 J Overton 30*6" 3A Mike Cestenada 125*3.5" M35^39 Dickerson 21*4 3/4 M Barrle 17.8 M40-44 S Huckel R Salvio 29*8" Quinto Herlo 124*6.5" 4:12.9 Helns 18*3 1/4 C Mark Henderson 113*8.5" Landls 4:27.4 T Clifford 17*6 3/4 M35-39 Bubnis 26*5" Rigg 4:30.8 H40-44 K MacKenzie 31*2" 8 M40-44 R Balderston 17*10" 38 Ross Carter 118*11.5" 200 meters Preston 4:50.3 J G Krow 17*6" James York 93*7" Meade 5:22.5 M45-49 Relder SZ'IV' F Mannis M30-34 Sponseller 30.3 16*7" M45-49 E Hotham 4:35.9 8 Kaye 4A Ueon Joslln 108*7" 16'6)s" H30-34 H Stayton 31.4 McCabe 5:03.5 Ken Carnlne 104*8" H45-49 W Keyes Holm 5:31.9 17*2>4" Don Hummel 92*5" M35-39 F Shabazz 22.8 Ray Moe U40-44 L Leib 6:45.0 M50-54 R Enders 18*4)s" 81*6.5" Dodson 24.9 P Carstensen 17*0" Twenty-Five Pound Weight Throw M50-54 8 SI Charlene Fort 65*9" Millln 4:59.9 L Olson H40-44 D Abayomi 23.3 13*2V' Nedra Taylor 65*0.5" 8 Kleman 5:00.1 R Stanford 23.7 M55-59 0 Harris H50-54 P Carstensen 43*5%" MS5-59 L Burdelle 4:56.0 15'6is" F Mannis 26.2 Hunter 13*4V' H Brossman 42*10" Hodge 26.8 M60-64 E L Olson Afl'Z" lA Marilyn Osgood-Knl51*2.5" Newel 1 5:42.2 M60-64 D Harris 14*5" R Kaye 27.9 Feick 38*2)s" M65-69 D Hall 13*511" A Mlreckl 28.1 A Poole 6:54.2 H65-69 G Wood 10*3" H55-59 P Flournoy 26*2" 18 Connie Wllsor 75*11" M70-74 R N11 sen 5:57.6 a 10'IV* H60-64 P Eberhardinger 36*8" Shirley Hllllman H45-49 E Bradley 26.4 M70-74 C Hills E Fitzgerald 27.9 3000 meters 14*5V' H65-69 B Detweller 31*10" R Nilsen 12'Sis'? 28 Barbara Hummel 47'3.5"A

M55 Richard Green 5; MIDWEST MASTERS REGIONAL 01.00 M55 Charles Olson 31.9)4 TRACK & FIELD MEET Archie HessengerS: 04.00 Leon Potter 30-11 Ray Renault 5; 2ND PUERTO RICAN DECATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS WHEATON, ILLINOIS 10.07 Bob Christensen 27-2 JtlY 31, 1982 M60 Dennis Malcolmso6; 28.00 M60 Chas Beaudry 26-1 SAN JUAN, P.R. JULY 31, 1982- M75 Dick Bredenbeck 6: 100 29.00 H7Q John Dick 18-4 W30 Debbie Irwin 6: 01.62 Court Michel son 12.73 W35 Kathy Kapalin 5: 15.60 1-VIctor Cruz, lOOm -12:89 - f|l8 points: Long Jump- ^,20n-L20 Mike Davis 12.87 W40 Carol Moillenhof6; 33.10 Shot Put-9.U8-li2l; High Jump-1.37-263; bOOm-1:05.8-268; Tom Haggerty 13.63 lie m.h.-20:63-1100; Dlscus-29.314-1(59; Pols Vlt.-2.6ii-li16; H35 Caros Alvarez 11.84 W45 Mary Czarapata 5:30.20 Javs Itn-53.73-682; 1500b-7:13.2-0; Total - 3,7147 points Gordon Reiter 12.76 SHOT PUT 2-Estfban Cruz Morales, lOOm-l3:63-267; Long JuBp-3.99-U0; Henry Furlong 12.79 M30 Mike Davis 33-7 Shot Put-10.22-1476;HIgh Jump-l.I42-31I4; liOOm-l:11.3-137; M35 Sam West 5000 34-7)s llOm.h,-27:9-110; Dl8Cus-23.28-366;Pole VIt2. 13-21414; H40 Jim Burnett 12.02 John Hess 32-10 H3a Ed Granchalek 16:14 Javs lln-31.76-360; l500B-7:l45.l4-0; Total - 2,l40li points. Paul Edens 12.10 M4Q Carl Klehm 40-2 Ed Kichura 17:02 Paul Dorsey 12.43 Mike Valle 36-6)5 M35 Bob Mazak 20:40 (35-39) 1-Ertwln Feblss, 100m-ll:26-750; Long JuBp-5.62-5614; Shot-7.6l4-293 Lee Slick M45 Chas Dudley 12.56 M40 John Beach 16;26 32-9 High J-1.52-l4lli;l400o-5l4:6-6l0; 110 oh-16:00-7148; Dlscus-19,65-213 H45 Gene Hendrix 34-11 Jim Lipsky 12.71 M45 Arnie DeGarmo 17:45 Pols-2.52-377; Javs IIn-39. 97-1490; 1500-5:21-301; Total - 14,760 point Dick Manor 33-6)5 Jay Avery 12.96 M50 Hal Higdon 16:38 2-tlatlas Catala Lson, 100-11:97-5914; LJ-5.10-395; SUot-7.59-272; Floyd Smith 31-1 M50 Bishop Harkness Larry Claudin 22:02 HJ-2.72-132; 1400-59:00-14614; no Bh-21:6l4-357; Dlscu»-20.15-227; 13.51 M50 Chuck Donlon 41-7 H55 Larry Rush 20:23 PoIs-2.62-l4l6; Jav.-26.77-272; 1500-14:35.2-555; Total-3,762 points Vern Ufkin 13,91 Jack Scott 39-7)5 MBO Dale Isaacs 21:43 Chas Lens 14.72 Rudy Bredenbeck 37-7 W30 Debra Torres 22:45 (I4O-I4I4) l-Agustln hodrlgusz, 100-11:83-619; LJ-5.63-52I; Shot-9.57-l428; M55 Bob Christensen 29-8 M55 Bill Jordan 13.21 W35 Kathy Kapalin 19:04 HJ-I.57-I463; l400m-53:7-651; 110Bh-l6;l4-55l4: Dlscus-2!4.l45-3l4l: Rush Jacobs 13.23 Dexter Edwards 28-8 Pols-2.27-293; Jav-32.8l-377; 1500-5:35.6-23L; Total-14,1461 points Bob Christensen 14.50 Jerome Beaudry 28-6)5 2-Alfrsflo Bonllla, 100-12:91-1(07; LJ-5.11-3^: Shot-8.l42-339; 10000 M60 Charles Beaudry 39-6 HJ-l.1(7-3614; 1(00-56:14-552; 110oh-2|:214-377; Pole-2.27-293; Discus M60 Dick Houden 15.11 H65 Fred Lesner 27-9)5 Dale Isaacs M30 Jon Shore 36:36 2I4.5I4-3I43; Jav-3l4.97-l4l3: 1500-14:1(7.8-1477: Total - 3.963 points 17.41 M70 John Dick 30-2 M35 James Mirrin 37:51 3-Eugsnlo Davlla, 100-12:23-537; LJ-5.60-51I4; Shot-7.65-276; M65 Ray Trimble 16.29 M40 Frank DeHaven 38:14 HJ-I.52-I1II4; 1(00-57:00-531; 110Bh-l9:3t(-lt89; Dlscus-l9.50-209; Wally PelIon 16.58 M45 Arnie DeGarno 39:59 P0IS-2.78-I46I; Jav-27.9l4-293; 1500- 5:1(0.7-213; Total-3,937 points M70 John Dick M55 Larry Rush 42:14 18.51 DISCUS M60 Bob Bruce 40:24 (I45-I49) l-Fsllps Nsry Colon, 100-13:32-337; LJ-3.83-66; 5906-8.14)4-3141; W40 Essie Kea 15.78 M30 Mike Davis 32.94 W45 Datha Gotten HJ-I.I42-31I4; 1(00-1:06.5-250; llOiih-21:71-355; Discus-22,66-350; 17.51 Paul Skubic 23.52 Pels-2.27-293; Jav-21.714-175; 1500-5:57.11-11(6; Total-2,627 points H35 Stan Matas 38.54 200 110 HURDLES 2-41arcslo Canalss, 100-12:81-1(25; LJ-I4.3I4-20I4; Shot-7.53-267; Sam West 35.42 M30 DolanStreet 19.13 HJ-l.27-156; 1400-1:03.1-31(0; UOnh-22:l43-3l8; Dlscus-lS,86-21(7; H35 Wm Black 2S,0A John Hess 28.92 M35 Gordon Reiter 19.34 P0IS-I.5I4-17; Jav-I8.1(3-105; 1500-5:57.3-11(6; Total-?,225 points Lou Coppinger 25.25 M40 Carl Klehni 35.40 M40 John Ewing 17.79 John Jacob 2B.31 Mike Valle 33.50 H35 Carlos Alvarez George LaBelle 18.22 23.60 Larry Steinrauf 31.10 (55-59) 1-Franclsco Moya. 100-13:1(9-313: LJ-I4.36-209; Shot-8.60-353; Bryan Westfield Bruce Mills 18.66 HJ-l.32-210; 1(00-1:05.6-273; 110«h-J9:65-l469; Dlscus-16.71-127; 25.22 M45 Gene Hendriz 30.90 M45 Brooks Carver 19.23 Henry Furlong 25.31 Dick Mann 30.05 Pcls-2.27-293; Jav-2l4.59-23l; 1500-6:08.1-106; Total-2,5814 points MAO Jim Burnett Jim Peterson 19.95 23. BA Jim Peterson 28.12 Paul Edens Paul Lehmkuhl 20.93 (65-69) 2A.Q2 M50 Jack Scott 31.36 N Pennington M55 Don Walsh 20.38 27.17 Rudy Bredenbeck 32.64 MAS Chas Dudley Bob Christiansen 21.57 25.73 Clarence Johnson 27.70 _lscus-32.83-537: Pole-2.52-377: Jav-27,65-292; 1500- .6 Dick Katte 0; Total - 3pl97 polnta. (New 65-69 age division world record) 25.96 M55 Chuck Olson 28.92 Jim Peterson 26.79 Bob Christensen 26.22 H50 Bishop Harkness 400 HURDLES 26.91 Jerome Beaudry 25.34 (70-71;) 1-Antonlo Qotay, 100-114:02-228; LJ-I4.32-199; Shot (HKg) II.I42-56I; Chas Lens M30 Dolan Street 59.31 HJ-l.37-263; 1(00-1:13.2-96; IlOBh-22.51-315; Dlscus-25.50-368; 27.92 M60 Charles Beaudry; 31.36 Phil Peters Jerry Feldhausen 68.30 27.95 M65 Fred Lesner 26.42 Pole-2.27-293; Jav-26.53-268; 1500-7:35.3-0; Total - 2,591 points H55 Rush Jacobs M35 Bryan Westfield 62.50 (new 70-7I4 age division world record." 27.22 M70 John Dick 29.86 Bill Jordan 2B.73 H40 Bruce Hills 65.00 W30 Nancy Gilbert 24.45 Chas Olson 29.2A Terry Pliner 68.70 W35 Marion Matas 37.84 M60 Sam Goulan George LaBelle 73.60 29.9A W45 Donna Radigan 16.51 Kew Kexico Pentathlon Championships Los Alaaios, 7/31 M65 Ray Trimble M45 Arnie DeGarmo 81.50 37.9A W50 Buff Messenger 13.83 H70 John Dick A3.57 M50 Rich Czarapata 87.03 open John VVhitson, 32 2666 (6.34 57.57 2h.O 37.10 M75 Dick Bredenbeck 37.21 M55 Don Walsh 74.20 Jeff Bllderoeck,26 2566 6.46 47.95 24.535-74 5:01 W35 Kathy Kapalin Rob Christensen .33.28 92.10 30-39 Bill Forsyth, 35 2753 6.10 43.78 25.9 53.26 4:^7 WAD Essie Kea 31.86 Chuck Ploen, 35 1995 5.66 39.56 25.4 27.22 6:24 HAS Mary Czarapata 32.55 r.'es Smythe, 36 3000 WALK JAVELIN 1862 5.14 38.04 27.1 26.52 5:a M30 John Jacob 19:44 M30 Rick Christoph 46.24 40-49 CVJVA.IAAFl ADO M35 Bob Maszak 20:18 Mike Davis 39.82 Wayne Morris, 45 246k/1612 4.05 49.30 27.8 40.64 6:30 M30 Len Harrison 52.37 M45 Charlie Hall 20:A2 Paul Skubic 36.10 Bob Jurgens, 47 2100 1712 5.24 39.10 26.6 26.id 6:42 Jerry Feldhausen 5A.29 W50 Anna Rush 18:17 M35 Sam West 42.78 Ron KirkpaJ:rick,49 1514 1146 4.08 a.h6 25.2 16.72 5:50 Lou Copplinger 55.68 Buff Messenger 26:48 Gordon Reiter 39.48 M35 Stan Mathes 50-59 Bill Hudson, 52 579 233 5.41 21.72 32.1 13.51 6:42 55.3A John Hess 36.54 Norbert Scully 56.06 HIGH JUMP M40 Bill Smith 36.58 Bob Mazak 76.03 M40 Maman Gibson 5-8 Lee Slick 36.50 MAO Jim Burnett 51.63 Paul Dorsey 5-6 John Ewing 35.02 Paul Edens 5A.A2 George LaBelle 4-6 M45 Ed Zalig 47.34 15TH ANNUAL PENN MUTUAL/TAC NATIONAL MASTERS TRACK N Pennington 62.AS M45 Dick Richardson 5-10 Dick Richardson 33.86 MAS Dick Katte 59.87 Floyd Smith 5-8 Dick Mann 30.90 AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS. WICHITA, KANSAS. Arnie DeGarmo 65.67 Tom Langenfeld 5-6 M50 Jack Scott 35.59 Darrel Edwards AUGUST 6-7-8, 1982. 67.08 Larry Steinrauf 33.95 H50 Harry Brown 65.00 Rudy Bredenbeck 27.07 M55 Archie Messenger 61.22 POLE VAULT M55 Chuck Olson 29.04 Rush Jacobs 61. AO H30 Rick Christoph 14-6 Jerome Beaudry 27.83 Don Walsh 6A.A8 Rick Nelson 14-a Robert Christensen23.03 Men M60 Bill Bennett 71.00 Mike Davis 13-0 M60 Charles Beaudry 32.98 Dale Isaacs 88.00 M35 Gordon Reiter .9-0 M65 Fred Lenser 26.68 M65 Ray Trimble FINAL RESULTS Division Name Time 87.00 M40 Tom Allen 9-0 M70 John Dick 21.60 45-49 David Segal 11.49 WAO Nancy Harken 78.00 M45 Jim Peterson 8-6 WAS Donna Radigan 14.98 100m Dash 80-84 Herbert Anderson 16.25 Gilbert LaTorre 11.49 W50 Buff Messenger Bruce Springbett 12.64 Women Arlins Pitcher 16.68 11.76 LONG JUMP Larry Colbert 11.79 800 M30 MikeDavis 21-1>5 Nick Newton 11.92 M30 Len Harrison 1 70-7A Claude Hills 1A.13 57.90 Bill Black 19- >5 HAMMER Tony Deatherage 12.00 Harry Tolliver 1 I'vision Name Time (w) Anthony Castro 1A.15 58.17 Paul Skubic 17-6>s M35 Sam West 25.50 Matt Brown 12.15 Jerry Feldhausen2 02.76 M35 Carlos Alvarez M40 Lee Slick 19-10 30.10 70-74 Polly Clarke 16.26 75-79 Res 65-69 Fred White 11.42 Halter Butler 11.32 Eric Elbil 03.10 M4Q Paul Dorsey 17-11 M45 Gene Hendrix 29.55 50-54 Shelley Ammons 16.78 Herb Miller 14.A1 Paul Edens 11.58 MAS Ernie Billups 00.65 John Ewing 17-7 Dick Mann 28.22 Thomas V. Thome 15.68 Dale Lance 11.59 Sean Samuel 17.04 Mike Valle M50 Jack Scott 29.10 15-7)5 60-64 Wanda Groves 19.27 Lewis Smith 11.% M50 Roger Swank 21.10 M45 Jim Peterson M55 Ernie Hanmann 15.86 16-5 Marjorie Hunt 20.65 60-64 Tom Patsalis 12.83 Robert Taylor 12.06 M55 Archie Messenger2 18.90 Paul Lehmkuhl M60 Charles Beaudry 13.19 16-4 James Upham 13.18 Anthorty Craddock 12.O8 Ed Fortier 2 42.07 Floyd Smith M65 Fred Lesner 10.96 15-4)5 55-69 Mary Parsons 20.85 Robert Hunt 13.39 M60 Dennis Malco1mso3 00.00 M50 Larry Steinrauf M70 John Dick 15.94 16-5 Jim Hanno 13.51 35-39 Clarence Ray 10.80 M70 John Dick 4 05.00 Clarence Johnson W35 Marion Matas 29.60 13-4)5 45-49 Marilyn Fitzgerald 13.84 Ross Waltzer 14.33 LaMar Miller 11.08 M75 Dick Bredenbeck 3 12.35 M55 Bill Jordon W45 Donna Radigan 8.16 16-^5 Christol Miller 14.08 William Byers 14.42 James Vicks W30 Debbie Irwin 2 57.00 Leon Potter 11.31 15-5 Shirley Smith 14.51 Gordon Nordgren 14.57 Jack Dunn 11.50 WAO Hancy Harken 3 04.00 Rush Jacobs 14-)5 Sondra McCoy 16.04 Ralph Wallace 11.70 •rt Carol Moellenhof3 10.00 M70 John Dick 8-6)5 55-59 Ednund Schuler Rab Hagin WAS Mary Czarapata 2 35.48 12.24 11.94 40-44 Jeanne Carter 14.16 Jack Greenwood 12.34 Steve Rossmann 12.13 Lynda Drake 14.59 Robert Watanabe 12.41 TRIPLE JUMP Miki Hervey 15.10 Harry Guth 13.00 30-34 Halter Henderson 10.63 1500 M30 Mike Davis 40-6 Mary Cullen 15.95 Raymond Spencer 13.57 E. Eugene Driver 10.85 M3Q Paul Skubic 5:03.30 William Black 36-4 John Ulam 13.85 Mike Jackson John Jacob 5:29.23 Ten Winson 10.89 33-10 - 35-39 Philippa Raschker 12.18 Fred Booker M35 Jim Irwin 4:22.08 M35 Henry Furlong 10.% 36-11 Frances Baxter 14.69 50-54 Thane Baker 11.59 Clifton Jackson 10.98 Gordon Reiter 4:28.82 John West 26-6)5 Hargo Withers 17.61 Rudy Enders 12.35 Daniel Thiel 11.17 Jeff Swartout 4:40.35 Jim Evans 26-2 Oswald Dawkins 12.43 J. B. Haggorty «T M40 John Beach 4:34.37 M40 John Ewing 36-10 30-34 Marg Sutter 13-40 Earl 12.61 Dave Oyer 4:51.00 George LaBelle 30-8 Debbie Spencer 16.17 Ed Hurphy 4:58.10 T2.93 Wayne Brown 30-2 Sara Oswald 16.39 Bill Gentry M45 Ernie Billups 4:16.90 H45 Paul Lehnkuhl la.32 32-3 Bin Bijmgprdiwr 13.61 'I Charlie Hall 5:24.76 Floyd Smith 33-7)5 Don Church 6:05.17 Jim Peterson 32-0 7# •J

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200m Dash 60-64 Jack Rice 2:23.49 55-59 Jack Angel 4:47.80 10,000 Run 35-39 Phlllppa Raschker 59.33 Women Ross Waltzer 2:30.48 Walter Atcheson 4:55.04 Women Frances Baxter 71.19 Jim Smith 2:33.35 Louis Schneider 5:04.22 Margo Withers 80.77 Division Name Time (w) David Lewis 2:35.47 Avery Bryant 5:10.11 Division Name Judy Finch 86.86 Haydn Parks 2:45.52 Norman Clark 5:16.91 70-74 Pol^ Clarke 35.34 Chester Peters 5:33.75 50-54 Jackie Jones 30-34 Janlne Schllly 60.84 Harllla Salisbury 1 :09.92 55-59 Don Jackson 2:22.28 Marg Sutter 66.49 Louis Schneider 2:23.12 50-54 James Schlr-ber 4:28.83 45-49 Lorraine Dawson 50:14.45 i- ' - Debbi Warner 67.39 65-69 Mary Parsons 45.15 Avery Bryant 2:30.25 Don Gammie 4:29.11 Kenny Goering 52:01.00 » Sara Oswald 82.88 Norman Clark 2:30.34 Russell Bonham 4:30.86 »y* 60-64 Wanda Groves 42.45 Nocus Mclntosh 2:31.01 Tom Sturak 4:34.89 40-44 Juily Ed4y 37:56.80 i'j 400m Dash Ralph Ratcllff 2:38.06 David Stevenson 4:37.03 > 50-54 Shelley Annons 34.86 Men Gunnar Linde 4:46.19 35-39 Maxine Waters 47:26.06 50-54 Ralph Miller 2:09.99 Kelsey Brovm 4:52.21 Margo Withers 50:01.23 "t • 45-49 Marilyn Fitzgerald 29.13 Rudy Enders 2:10.29 Dale Goerring 5:02.47 Sherri Tracy 53:54.03 i 30.61 Shirley Smith Division Name Time Kelsey Brown 2:10.67 Lloyd McGuIre 5:06.33 Juity Finch 56:39.04 Mary Czarapata 31.48 James Schlrber 2:11.50 Bob Holmes 5:08.87 Men Sondra McCoy 33.94 80-84 Herbert Anderson 84.22 Russell Bonham 2:13.01 Tom Sturak 2:14.53 45-49 Ernest Blllups 4:07.15A( Division Name ximc 40-44 Jeanne Carter 28.74 70-74 Claude Hills 72.90 Bob Holmes 2:19.95 Barrfe Almond 4:29.95 Mikl Hervey 29.68 Gunnar Linde 2:20.23 Bud Deacon 76.95 Robert Munns 4:37.09 60-64 Norman Hansen 43:00.17 t Lynda Drake 30.23 Lloyd McGuIre 2:21.59 Donald Antle 5.00.04 I 65-69 Jack Stevens 63.19 55-59 Jim O'Nell 35-39 Philippe Raschker 25.56 36:29.80 f »-'' Frank Finger 65.92 45-49 Ernest Blllups 2:01.55 40-44 George Cohen 4:12.64 Nocus Mclntosh Frances Baxter 30.73 38:27.40 V Fred White 70.15 Bill Mayer 2:07.78 Chuck Downey 4:13.37 Larry Rush Margo Withers 37.83 40:40.40 i. . Jesse Carrington 2:08.99 Philip Baker 4:17.01 Norman Clark e- -^ . • -• 42:49.84 Lee Bloiat 2:13.00 James McLatchle 4:25.36 i '•v^r 60-64 James Upham 61.30 30-34 Debbie Spencer 34.19 Bill Fitzgerald 2:13.52 Allen McDanlel 4:28.58 Jack Rice 62.23 50-54 Tony Saplenza 36:40.03 Vb- Robert Munns 2:15.12 Ken Winn 4:36.81 Haydn Parks 62.44 Allan Lawrence 35:49.48 Donald Antle 2:31.10 Don Miller 4:39.95 Men Jim Manno 63.54 Dale Goerring 37:33.64 i ^• Sam Sinderson 2:37.53 Hack Stewart 4:40.56 Robert Hunt 64.11 Patrick Devine 38:06.05 Don Harris 67.64 Gary Thomann 4:51.03 Jerry Crockett i 40-44 George Cohen 1:56.84 38:17.42 Division Name Time Ross Waltzer NT Dan Withers 6:11.37 Gerald Witten Harry Tolllver 1:58.90 39:47.00 80-84 Herbert Anderson 34.17 Mel Elliott 2:01.84 t V-:- 55-59 Jack Greenwood 57.20 35-39 Gary Carr 4:14.08 45-49 Bob Paklalan 34:51.09 Arllns Pitcher SA^gg Bob Sleben 58.2B Mack Stewart 2:04.83 H- James McLatchle 2:07.40 Edward Ford 4:16.91 Don Jackson 59.06 Richard Donaldson 4:18.37 40-44 Lew Faxon 33:13.00 ^ V- 70-74 Anthony Castro 29.74 Kent Metcalf 2:10.35 Robert Watanabe 60.88 Jim Irwin 4:20.61 Fay Bradley 34:43.59 J. Ken Winn 2:10.60 Winn Talley 68.41 Stan Mathes 4:22.56 Allen McDanlel 35:05.88 75-79 Winfleld McFadden 33.88 James McDIarmId 2:14.67 V f' Bin Adams 37:12.09 50-54 Rudy Enders 56.64 Lyman Rate 2:36.04 Val Schultz 65-69 Frank Finger Dan Withers 2:37.92 30-34 Dave Relnhart 3:58.80 39:26.84 28.52 Ralph Miller 58.20 John Dwyer 4:03.00 Bernle Finch 40:28.75 Herb Miller 29.03 Kelsey Brown 59.16 Dean Klein 2:40.12 Dennis Stewart 4:03.66 John Shaw Fred White 40:58.72 ^ '•>" 29.21 Don Gammie 59.97 Ramsay Thomas 4:10.59 Hike Van der Wal 42:34.86 < Bill Bumgardner 64.12 Dan Withers 47;43.'44 60-64 Tom Patsalls 35-39 Carl Nicholson 1:57.20 Tom Truesdale 4:11.51 fr 'r 26.10 Gary Carr 1:58.04 Butch Clifton 4:12.19 James Upham 27.11 45-49 Dawson Pratt 52.81 35-39 David Winn Lawrence Hlllls 4:18.69 32:47.84 >>• Haydn Parks Larry Colbert Edward Ford 2:02.72 27.56 53.05 Jim Irwin 2:03!25 Judd Johnson 4:19.53 Gary Madison 34:22.23 Robert Hunt 27.58 Ernest Blllups 53.14 Charles Mercurlo Stan Mathes 2:04^12 4:27.72 !l' 27.75 Bob Lida 56.73 Caleb Mitchell 4:28.51 30-34 Wayne Uallgren Ross Waltzer Victor Marlani 2:20.29 32.-39.56 i V.-. 36.55 Jerome Feldhausen 4:31.95 Terry Ziegler 40-44 James Burnett James Wells 2:25!84 32:43.00 50.55 Scott Demaree 35-.35.04 55-59 Jack Greenwood 24.91 Harry Tolliver 52.72 John Kerhan 36:57.08 Robert Watanabe Bill Knocke 30-34 Brian Janssen i; 56.03 25.72 53.32 Wayne Phlpps i; 5,000m Run Winn Talley 25.88 Mack Stewart 56.43 54.50 Dave Relnhart •!; Women Don Jackson 26.72 57.40 Steeplechase Thorton Shelton 55.94 David Binkley i; Stan Hall 57.69 Hen 50-54 Thane Baker 57.71 John Dwyer 'j '• 23.40' 57.71 Division Name j-iine Rudy Enders Dennis Stewart i; 58.64 24.64 35-39 James Vicks 50.44 Division Name Time Oswald Dawklns Lennie Harrison 2; 25.47 Mike Kelly 50.85 00.20 70-74 Marllla Salisbury42:42.06 Alex Pappas Butch Clifton 2; 02.52 26.75 Carl Nicholson 52.04 70-74 Robert Boal 9:21.34 Bill Gentry Wayne Douglas 2: 02.86 c.c.oo«i w-iifred Bigelow 27.33 Willie Smith 53.11 45-49 Kenny Goerring 24:36.72 10:09.22 [ Bill Bumgardner Jerome Feldhausen 2: 03.11 27.34 William Blankenship 53.40 Greg Owlngs 03.73 . Lester Mount 55.09 50-54 Marilyn Haste 24:21.44 55-59 Avery Bryant 72:22.51 45-49 Dawson Pratt Lawrence HI11Is 05.03 23.17 30-34 F. Eugene Driver 49.65 Walter Atcheson 12:59.62 David Segal Jerome Halmond 06.89 Jackie Jones 24:56.75 23.22 50.05 Chesters Peters 13:42.73 Nick Newton J. B. Haggerty Russell Fhoye 07.08 23.58 Daniel Thiel 50.41 40-44 Mary Cull en 21:23.62 Gilbert LaTorre Judd Johnson 07.40 23.60 Brian Janssen 50.84 50-54 David Stevenson 11:06.53 Larry Colbert Gary Curmode 29.72 24.01 •Wayne Phlpps 51.72 35-39 Maxine Waters 22:42.37 Ken Carman 71:17.95 Bruce Sprlngbett 24.19 Jerry Withers 12:34.28 , Tony Deatherage •John Ulmmer 52/15 Margo Withers 24:26.99 24.40 •Ken Endrls 52:90 1500m Run Sherri Tracy 25:26.37 Marvin Hachmeister 13;09.06 Women Rich Czarapata 13:39.26 40-44 James Burnett Judy Finch 26:26.12 22.40 BOOm Run Harry Tolliver 22.82 Division Name Time 45-49 Cass Curtis Paul Edens ' Women 30-34 Debbie Irwin 22:00.53 11:47.17 23.51 Ed Fitzgerald 13:38.12 :i I f Walter Butler 23.23 70-74 Polly Clarke 7:31.83WR William Boggs Bin Knocke lonName Time 14:37.64 23.29 Marllla Salisbury 12:31.40 Gary Ollphant 5,000m Run 23.53 70-74 Polly Clarke 3:29.97WR 40-44 Kirk Randall Lewis Smith. Men 9:53.86 23.84 Marllla Salisbury 6:10.09 50-54 Marilyn Waste 6:38.92 Lew Faxon 9.-57.03 '1 i!• »,' Hike Van der Wal 35-39 Clarence Ray 22.03 10:16.09 41O-54 Wanda Groves 45-49 Mary Czarapata 5:17.73 Val Schultz LaMar Miller 22.24 3:30.75 Division Name 11:45.83 Lorraine Dawson 6:36.24 Time Paul Anderson James Vicks 22.70 13:48.95 Ml: James Waste Jack Dunn 23.56 3054 Marilyn Waste 3:30.75 Norman Hansen 20:36.15 14:33.81 40-44 Judy Eddy 4:44.28 60-64 Doug Spencer 24.09 •15-49 Susan Redfleld Barbara Pike 4:48.97 35-39 John Shaw U|: Rab Hagin 24.84 2:26.86Aik 55-59 Jim O'Nell 13:06.70 Mary Glllaspy NT 17:34.04 Mary Czarapata 2:32.65 Nocus Mclntosh Miriam St. Clair 5:41.29 18:24.69 30-34 Dave Relnhart 30-34 F. Eugene Driver 21.56 Ralph Ratcllff 9:24.75 i:i i fi 4<)-44 Sandra Knott 19:57.00 Ivan Black Daniel Thiel 22.44 2:23.98 13:04.81 Judy Eddy 35-39 Susan Houlton 4:58.13 Armand Gibson 22.37 2:24.46 50-54 Ken Carman Barbara Pike Maxine Waters 6:21.72 17:33.12 Fred Booker 22.44 2:25.33 Allan Lawrence Mikl Hervey Margo Withers 6:39.74 17:33.81 110m Hurdles J. B. Haggerty 22.45 2:32.93 Patrick Devlne Men 1l\"h: Mary Cull en Sherri Tracy 6:55.45 17:58.00 Mike Jackson 22.51 2:40.45 Dale Georrlng Miriam St. Clair 18:00.17 2:44.44 Jerry Crockett Division Name :H ! Mary Glllaspy 30-34 Carol Urish 4:37.17 18:43.39 Time (y> 2:47.55 Peter Mundle 400m Dash Janine Schllly 4:56.86 18:46.48 !J tf. Women 35 39 Susan Houlton 2:25.08 Elysia Holt 4:58.18 70-74 Claude Hills 19.28 Frances Baxter 2:52!57 Debbi Warner 5:04.89 45-49 Bob Paklaln 16:37.00 Bud Deacon 21.31 Division Name Amie DeGarmo 17:21.58 .yit Time Margo Withers 3:06.57 VO-k Herbert Anderson 25.01 VI r. Cass Curtis 18:14.26 , t i Sam Si nderson 21:31.37 65-69 Herb Miller 18.64 70-74 Polly Clarke 1:30.06 30-34 Carol Urish 2:14.76 Thomas V. Thome 24.63 Marl11a Salisbury 2:32.50 Janlne Schllly 2;16!44 Elysia Holt 2:27.74 48-44 Kirk Randall 15:36.11 1500m Run Bill Meinhardt 65-69 Mary Parsons 1:56.42 16:02.36 55-59 Jack Greenwood 15.64 Men Ken Winn 16:16.61 60-64 Wanda Groves 1:36.86 Allan McDanlel 16:29.62 60-64 Tom Patsalls 16.89 Fay Bradley 16:32.12 Robert Hunt 17.31 BOOm Run Division Name Time 50-54 Shelley Amnons 1:19.25 James McDIarmId 17:23.04 Burl Gist 17.61 Marilyn Waste 1:28.62 Men Bernle Finch 19:04.22 80-84 Harold Chapson 6:20.61 Dean Klein 20:21!o8 50-54 Joe Murphy 17.36 45-49 Susan Redfleld- 66.81 Dan Withers 22:55.27 Rudy Enders 17.69 Mary Czarapata 70-74 William Andberg 5:44.89 68.86 Divlsloi Name Time Jerry Donley 18.28 6:42.89 Marilyn Fitzgerald 73.13 Wilfred Bigelow 35-39 David Winn 16:09.58 Sondra McCoy 79.65 Paul Shimon 17:20.50 45-49 William Clark 17.19 60-64 5:07.69 80^4 Harold Chapson 2:54.00 Jack Ricfe John Shaw 19:20.25 Raymond Fitzhugh 19.17 40-44 Sandra Knott Jim Smith 5:20.03 Ed Fitzgerald 19.58 Mikl Hervey 66.93 67.10 70-74 William Andberg 2:40.47 David Lewis 5:23.73 30-34 Wayne Walgren 15:50.'53 Jeanne Carter 67.69 Norman Hansen 5:36.50 Mike Montano , 16:36!37 40-44 Hugh Adams 14.95 Mary Cullen 71.54 65-69 Jack Stevens 2:24.10 Russell Fhoye 18:38.20 Walter Butler 14-96 Miriam St. Clair 71.70 Frank Finger 2:46.12 Gary Curmode 19:51.39 Dee DeWItt 15.57

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35-39 LaMar HIHer 14.74 50-54 John HacLachlan 2-05:32.26 50-54 Jerry Donley 12' 6" 70-74 Claude Hills 40-44 Larry Pratt 43' 3" Fred Johnston 15.57 Dave Douglass 28' 8V 10' 0" Bud Deacon Tim Wesselowski 43' 1" Thomas F. Thorne 17.O6 55-59 Robert Him 1-54:51.08 Jerry Reiserer 9. 0" 26' 7V Donald Hutmel 26' 4V Carl Klehm 41' 0" Richard Hotchkiss 42'llV" 30-34 Nate Robinson 13.93 45-49 Christian Amoroso 2-01:26.15 45-49 Jim Weed 10' 6" 65-69 Mike Valle 38' 6" Bernard Kaufman Richard Jansten 30' 8V' John Long 14.22 2-24:01.01 Raymond Fitzhugh 9' 6" John Brasell 14.82 Fred White 28' 9V' Herb Miller 35-39 Edward Hill 48' 9" 40-44 Grim Reaper 1-49:24.48 40-44 Dee DeWitt 27' OV' 12' 0" Thomas Thorne Fred Johnston 40' 3" Ronald Laird 1053:21.22 25' 11 3/4' Roy Pomeroy 10' 0" John Hartfield 37' 8" Bobby Ardrey 9' 0" 60-64 Tom Patsalis Bill Forsyth 34' 6" 40Clm Hurdles 30-34 George Lattarulo 2-03:48.89 38' 8V Jim Johnson Steve Rossmann 27'llV" Women Scott Demaree 2-14:58.23 35-39 Beau Barrick 32' 2V 9' 6" Charles Mercurio 30' OV William Byers 30-34 John Roehr 52' 1" High Jump 30-34 Jim Williams 15' 6" 27' 3V 35-39 Philippa Raschker 1:08.75 Wally Autem 49' 4V" Women Richard Christoph 15' o'^ John Rosacker 39' Don Knapp 14' 6" 55-59 Raymond Spencer 34' 9" Hen David Brown Gary Kelmenson 38' 2V" Division Name Height Rick Nelson 14' 6" 33' 3 3/4" Raymond Beamer 34'11" Johnnie Dye 12' q" Herle Nickel 1 31' 7 3/4" 45-49 Shirley Smith Bob Richards 31' 6V" • Division Name jime 4' 3"AP. Sheila Newton 41 T" Rusty Tracy 29' OV Christol Hi Her 4. V' Long Jump Cwwo) 70-74 Bud Deacon l:23.09krtL Women 50-54 J. C. Brown 36' 8 3/4" Wilfred Bigelow 1:25.22 35-39 Philippa Raschker Rudy Enders 36' 6 3/4" 4. 9" Discus Robert Boal 1:2?!97 Bill Butterworth 31'11" Hen Women Division Name Distance Bill Gentry 3T 7 3/4" 60-64 Bob Hunt 1:11.94 Haydn Parks 1:24!50 Division Name Height 45-49 Shirley Smith 14' 9V' 45-49 Bob McGlasham 36' 6V" Division Name Distance Christol Hiller 13' 2V Tom Langenfeld 35' 8V" 65-69 Herb HiHer 1:31.42 80-84 Arlins Pitcher 3'10" Charles Newman Herbert Anderson » 3' 8" 34' 5V 65-69 Maisie Stevens 37' i« 40-44 JoAnn Grissom 15' 7h" Raymond Fitzhugh 34' 4V" •55-59 Jack Greenwood 1:02.08 Floyd Smith 33' 8" 55-59 Barbara Hunmel 46' 2" i Bob Sieben 1:06!95 75-79 Winfield McFadden 3' 8" 35-39 Philippa Raschker 16' 8>»" Rusty Tracy 1:19!68 40-44 John Ewing 39'IOV 50-54 Shirley Kinsey 77'11" 70-74 Donald Hunmel 4' 2" Hen Jon Bingesser Claude Hills 4' 1" 38'IV" 50-54 Rudy Enders 1:03.44 Bob Warren 45-49 Christol Miller 79'10" Robert Boal 4' 1" Divisior Name 36' 1" Bob Holmes 1:0^.29 Distance Dee DeWitt Shirley Smith 69' 1" Bud Deacon 3'10" 35' 6" Dave Douglass 1:11.47 Mike Valle 80-84 31' IV Betty Pappas 59' o" Rich Czarapata 1:20.99 Herbert Anderson 9' 9>s" Donna Radigan 58' 8" 65-69 Jim Vernon 4' 6" Arlins Pitcher James Waste 1:23.69 9' 3V' 35-39 John Hartfield Richard Ganslen 4' 4" 41' ZV" Ken Brauman 40-44 JoAnn Grissom Thomas Thorne 3'10" 75-79 Winfield HcFadden lO'lOV 40'10V" 83' 3" 45-49 Hatt Brown 1:01.51 Ron August Jeri Smart Herb Hlller 3' 8" 34'IOV 62'10" Joshua Culbreath l:0l!64 Beau Barrick 70-74 33' 4" William Clark 1:04.34 Claude Hills 13' 7 3/4" 30-34 Sandra Stepp 60-64 Burl Gist 4'HV' Rudolf Nil sen 99' 2" Austin Allen 1:06!94 11' 9V' 30-34 Larry Rodenbeck 46' 9" Kathy Roehr Orval Gillett 4' 8" Leon Joslin 61' 7" 11' 0" Ed Baskauskas 41' 6 3/4" William Byers 4' 7" 40-44 Hugh Adams 57.85 William Knipmeyer 39 7V 65-69 Fred White Lew Thorne 1:03.01 Frank Bowles 4' 6" 14' 4" Ivan Black 38' 5V Herb Hiller Hike Van der Wal 1:03!51 Jim Johnson _ 4' 3" 14' 2V' Raymond Beamer 36' 7 3/4" Bryan Westfield 1:08!86 Ron Salvio 32' TV Dan Withers 1:28.06 55-59 Spotswood Hall 5' 2" 60-64 Tom Patsalis 19' 8 3/4" Jack Greenwood 4'10" Jim Johnson 16' 6V' Shot Put Bob Richards 4'10" Charles Hercuno 14' 4V' Men 35-39 Hike Kelly 54.39 Women Gary Kochman 59.94 David Brown 4' 8" Wi11i am Byers 14' 3V' Rusty Tracy 4' 0" Don Harris 13' 6V' )ivision Name Bob Rate 1:03!50 Division Name Distance Distance Thomas F. Thorne 1:05.72 Vh -r - 3 50-54 Herm Wyatt 5'10" 55-59 Edmund Schuler 17' 5" 55-59 Barbara Hunmel 19' 9" 80-84 Herbert Anderson 78' 9" 30-34 John Long 56.44 J. C. Brown 5' 8" Raymond Spencer 17' 3 3/4" Arlins Pitcher 53' 5" Herle Nickel 1 John Brasell 56.89 Wendell Palmer 4' 8" 16' 5 3/4" David Brown 50-54 Shirley Kinsey 29' lOV" •:Bol) Curl 57.92 Bill Butterworth 4' 8" 16' 4 3/4" 75-79 Redmond Doms 112' 8" Bob Richards Dolan Street 58.81 Dave Douglass 4' 6" 15' 2" Burt DeGroot 99'11" Owen Tolson 4' 6" Rusty Tracy 45-49 Shirley Smith 29' 11" William Knipmeyer 59.75 14' 5!j" Betty Pappas 25' V" Winfield McFadden 83' 9" A1 Lipscomb 1:00.77 Bill Gentry 4' 6" SO"54 Rudy Enders Donna Radigan 18' 6" Jerome Feldhausen 1:04.44 Leonard Olson 4' 4" 18' 6V' 70-74 Leon Joslin 110' 0 Warren Jackson 4' 4" Phil Schlegel 15' /-V" 40-44 Jo Ann Grissom 38' 6" Philip Partridge 104' 0 J. C. Brown 5,000m Walk 17' 9V' Jeri Smart 22'10" Donald Hunmel 97' 1 Women 45-49 Richard Richardson 5'10" Earl Ventura 17' IV" Nick Newton 5' 8" Bill Butterworth 14' 8V' 30-34 Sandra Stepp 30' 5V" 65-69 Ross Carter 127' 3' Division Name Time Tom Langenfield 5' 8" Les Trubey 14' 8V' Kathy Roehr 26' 1" Murray Oguss 107' 4 Floyd Smith 5' 6" Forrest Doling 13' 3V' Thomas Thorne 80' 2 70-74 Hari11a Salisbury 43:41.12 Bob HcGlashan 5' 2" Charles Newman 5' 2" 45-49 Bob HcGlashan 19' OV 60-64 Daniel Aldrich 149' 9' 55-59 Harie Henry 32:55.94 Raymond Fitzhugh 5' 0" Phil Mulkey 18' IV"** Gordon Nordgren 116' 2 Tony Deatherage 18' 1" Men Jim Johnson 90' 3 50-54 Anna Rush 31:46.12 40-44 Eugene Zubrinsky 6' 2" William Clark 16'11V' Barbara Neuhaus 35:42.48 Jim Brown 6' 0" Raymond Fitzhugh 17' 4 3/4" Divisior Name Distance 55-59 William Walmroth 132'11 Richard Hotchkiss 5' 6" Phil Conley 17' 0" Bob Richards 115' 1 40-44 Pauline Kaufman 40:02.11 Dee DeWitt 5' 6" Charles Newman 16'11V' 80-84 Herbert Anderson 27'OV Robert Chado 100' Bill Boucek Hen Jon Bingesser 5' 2" Arlins Pitcher 18' 8" 99' Hike Valle 4'10" 40-44 Robert Taylor 21' 2V" Russell Jones 94' Division Name Time Dave Ellis 4' 8" Hugh Adams 20' 1 3/4" 75-79 Redmond Doms 35' 7V" Don Hall 79' Gary Forshee 4' 6" Jon Bingesser 19' 7V' Edward DeGroot 29' 9" Don Henry 74' 75-79 Ches Unruh 34:10.36 John Ewing IB'IO" 35-39 John Hartfield 6' 9"AR Gerald Varty 18' 8 3/4" 70-74 Donald Hummel 33' 1" 50-54 Wendell Palmer 153 11' Bob Warren Leon Joslin Harry Hawke 70-74 Gordon Wallace 30:34.25 Bill Forsyth 5' 6" ; 18' 6 3/4" 32' 5" 141' 8' Thomas Thorne 5' 2" Philip Partridge 31' 4" Leonard Olson 139' 9' 35-39 John Hartfield 21' 3 3/4" 65-69 John Davies 5' 0" Carlos Fraundorfer 138'11 Don Johnson 30:10.15 Gordon Reiter 20' 3 3/4" 65-69 Ross Carter 43'11" Dave Douglass 103' 9 30-35 William Smith Bill Forsyth 19' 2" 60-64 6' 6" Murray Oguss 43' 4" Hel Buschman 33:23.29 Gary Kochman Richard Christoph 6' 0" 18' 5V" Charles McMahon 36' 5" 45-49 Bob Humphreys 150' 8' Ed Baskauskas John Davies 18' IV Thomas Thorne Jim Hart 136' 0' 55-59 Robert Him 27:16.37 5'10" 29' 9" John Brasell S'lO" Beau Barrick 17' 9V' Doug Smart 130' 3' Tom Wesselowski 109' 7'! 50-54 John HacLachlan 28:17.17 William Knipmeyer 5' 6" 60-64 Daniel Aldrich 46' 8" Ivan Black 5' 2" 30-34 Clifton Jackson 22' 7V' Jim Minah 39' 4" Ross Shepherd 98'11 Ron Salvio Nate Robinson 21'10 3/4" 45-49 Christian Amoroso 27:37.47 5' 2" Gordon Nordgren 35' 7V" Dick Mann 94' 1' Larry Rodenbeck 21' 3%" Frank Bowles William Boggs 30:34.33 Pole Vault 35' 7" William Smith 19' 9V' Mel Buschman 40-44 Larry Pratt 146' 6' Bernard Kaufman 34:11.30 Women 34' 7V" Ivan Black 18' 7V" Leonard Wray 34' 4" Bob Warren 125' 6 Tim Wesselowski 124' f' 40-44 Ronald Laird 25:09.08 Triple Jianp Cw) 55-59 William Walmroth Richard Hotchkiss 123' " Grim Reaper 25:22.31 35-39 Philippa Raschker 8' 0" 45' 7" Women Bob Richards 41' 5" Carl Klehm 116' /' Hen 30-34 Ron Salvio 26:46.99 Russell Jones 36' 4" Hike Valle 116' 6* Bill Boucek 36' 3" George Lattarulo 27-33 39 Division Name Distanc Ivan Black SlhliBO Name Height John Ulam 35' 8" 35-39 Edward Hill 145' 5" Don Henry 29'- 4" Bill Forsyth 113' 2" 55-59 Barbara Hunmel 80-84 Arlins Pitcher 5' q" 18' 4V" Robert Everoski 88' 1" 20.000m Walk Herbert Anderson 4' o" 50-54 Leonard Olson 45' 5" Steve Rossmann 81' 10' 45-49 Christol Hiller 29' 2" Wendell Palmer 44' OV"_ nivision Name Time 70-74 Donald Hummel g- 8Ss"WR Carlos Fraundorfer 43' 9 30-34 Dennis Umshler 147' 6" 35-39 Philippa Raschker 34' 9V" Claude Hills 5' 0" Harry Hawke 42'IOV" Wally Autem 138' 5" 1V55-59 Harie Henry 2-21:05.84 Men Jerry Reichart 40' 9" John Green 133'10" 65-69 Jim Vernon lo' o" Earl Ventura 37' 4" Gary Kelmenson 109' 1" 50-54 Anna Rush 2-38:19.95 Richard Ganslen 9' o" Dave Douglass 34' 6" Thomas Thorne 6' 0" Division Name Distance James Waste 22'10"

M75-79 Ches Unruh 2-35:01.72 60-64 Jim Johnson 8' 6" 80-84 Herbert Anderson 24' 2V" 45-49 Doug Smart 46' 5" Orval Gillett 8'-6" Arlins Pitcher 2I' OV Jim Hart 44'IOV" 70-74 Gordon Wallace 2-18:19.95 Ton Wesselowski 40' 1" 55-59 Bob Richards iv 0" 75-79 Winfield McFadden 26' 1" Larry Speer 39' 7V" 65-69 Don Johnson 2-12:38.77 David Brown 10' 0" Redmond Doms 22' 2 3/4V Dick Mann 32' 8" page 34 National Masters News September 1982

J»ve11n fr 4x1OOm Relay Women Pentathlon 45-49 Jim Hart 119' 9 Men Frank Miller 113' 3 Men Dick Mann 92' 9 Division Affiliation Time Division Nemo Distance Tom Wesselowski 78' 8 Division Name LJ Jav. lOOm Pis. 1500m 50-59 Kansas 51.50 65-69 Malsle Stevens 34' 6" 80-84 Herbert Anderson 273 406 40-44 Carl Klehm 123' 2 Southern Cal Strlders 52.26 570 560 Mike Valle 103* 3 Brona Del Mar 55-59 Barbara Htfimel 66' 3" 54.33 Total Points 1810 Dan Withers 64' 7 Philadelphia 63.75 50-54 Shirley Kinsey 76' 5" 70-74^ Claude Hills 978 578 1020 556 541 35-39 Edward Hill 145' 7 40-49 South California Strlders 44.89 Richard Stepp 103'1D Total Points 3673 45-49 Chrlstol Miller 88' 2" Bill Forsyth 87' 0 30-39 New Orleans 43.55 Shirley Smith 81' 1" Lloyd Wickboldt Fred Blerlein 0 214 580 238 322 Sondra McCoy 61'10" 30-34 Jack Dunn Donna Radlgan 59' 1" John Roehr 126' 7 Total Points 1354 Raymond Beaner 118' 9 Joe Sincere 117' Danny Thiel 40-44 JoAnn Grlssom 75' 9" . Gary Kelmenson 3 60-64 Don Harris 655 492 700 367 NT Dallas Masters Track Club 44.03 Lester Mount Total Points 2214 35-39 Margo Withers SZ'll" ^Throwing field sloped Willie Smith Frank Bowles 200 487 0 481 NT 30-34 Sandra Stepp 84' 2" downhill. James Ticks J. 8. Haggerty Total Points 1168 South Carolina Athletic Attic 44.51. Bill Howell 55-59 Raymond Spencer 693 258 730 255 718 Tom Matik 4x800 Relay Javelin* Gary Kochman Total Points 2654 Men Men Stan Navewski Denver Track Club 45.22 Robert Chado 297 676 500 539 392 Division Affiliation Time Wayne Phipps 31 vision Name Distance Total Points 2404 Brian Janssen 50-59 South California Strlders 9:13.4r.AR John Green 80-84 Herbert Anderson 90'10" Bob Richards 572 639 280 769 52 Walter Atcheson Bill Knipmeyer Arllns Pitcher 54' 1" Bill Fitzgerald fi.tro-.t 45.51 Total Points 2312 Avery Bryant Clarence Ray 75-79 Redmond Doms gi • 2" Tom Sturak Burt DeGroot 69' 2" 50-54 Phil Schlegel 856 404 730 377 508 Winfleld McFadden 65' 5" San Diego Track Club 9:22.51 Bob Holmes 4x400m Relay Total Points 2875 70-74 Donald Hunmel 99' 97 Lloyd McGuIre Men Harry Hawke 472 625 Philip Partridge 89' 7" Bob Sleben 340 756 309 Ray Spencer Claude Hills 84' 3" Total Points 2502 OKC Running Club 10:27.68 Division Affiliation Time 65-69 Charles McMahon 112' 1" Jack Angel Jerry Relserer 480 364 580 354 393 Thomas Thorne 85' 8" Jerry Crockett 60-69 Philadelphia Masters 4:35.-89 Total Points Ralph Rate!Iff Claude Hills 2171 Gordon Norgren 120' 3" Jim Smith 50-59 South California Strlders 45-49 Larry Means Frank Bowles 119' 3" 4:03.54 514 557 670 549 756 Don Harris James Waste 105' 5" 40-49 South California Strlders 8:59.69 Total Points 3046 Mel Buschman lOT 1" Lewis Smith 40-49 South California Strlders 3:35.98 Mel Elliott Lewis Smith Jim Weed 483 578 620 683 443 55-59 John Ulam 124' 3" Mel Elliott Bob Richards 120" 7" 30-39 Total Points im Chicago 8:01.51 30-39 Robert Chado 113' 4" Denver Track Club 3:23.19 Ken Sparks Ed Fitzgerald Bill Boucek 102' 4" Wayne Phipps 304 298 510 251 TAft Bob O'Connor Brian Janssen Rusty Tracy 76' 5" Total Points 1882 \ Lowell Paul John Green John Kenton 50-54 Richard Righter 147'11" Dave Binkley Leonard Olson 129' 3" Denver Track Club 8:02.70 Dallas Masters Track Club #1 3:25.66 Randall Lindsay 402 255 62G 298 19 Earl Bentura 125' 9" Wayne Phipps Herston Hall Total Points 1594 Harry Hawke 124' B" Dave Binkley Russell Fhoye Wendell Palmer 114' 6" Mlke Montano A1 Taylor Dave Douglass 93' 3" Brian Janssen Doug Spencer Gateway Athletes 8:07.51 45-49 Phil Conley Detroit 3:28.91 1B3'11" Gordon Relter Robert Youngs 166' 4" Robert Burnett Jim Weed 117' 4" Dallas Masters Track Club 8:15.86 New Orleans 3:32.00 Ross Shepherd no'lo" Doug Spencer Richard Wood Division Name Dick Mann 84' 6" Rich Donaldson Lloyd Wickboldt LJ Jav. 200m Dis. JSOCra Hussell Fhoye Danny Thiel 40-44 Gary Miller 798 40-44 Richard Hotchkiss 157' 4" flerston Hall Dortle Moore 612 850 509 734 Hans-Peter Riedo 149' 5" OKC Athletic Attic 8:28.43 Total Points 3503 Jon Blngesser 124' 4" Unattached 3:31.70 Greg Owlngs Ken Sparks Dan Withers 93' 2" Fredrick Mannis 456 Butch Clifton Bob O'Connor 391 590 301 744 Larry Rose Lowell Paul 35-39 Bin Floerke 184'10" Total Points 2482 Edward Hill 168'n" Wayne Walgren John Kenton Fred John ston 166' 6" WFD Track Club #1 10:11.03 John Ewing 486 282 670 403 233 Thomas F. Thorne 142' 3" Steve Webb Total Points 2074 Bill Forsyth 148' 6" Larry Garcia • Richard Stepp 131' 1" Dean Klein 35-39 Rex Harvey 734 627 49 729 380 Gary Curmode David Schroeltzer Total Points 30-34 194' 8" Houston Masters 7:59.81 ** 3219 Steve Pelletler 174' 8" Ken Endrls Richard Christoph 145' Carl Nicholson 507 614 672 401 754 2" Gary Carr Gary Kelmenson 117' 3" Michael HcCracken Total Points 2948 Hanmer Dave Relnhari Women Gordon Relter 613 484 ♦♦Team D1 squallfled— 672 482 571 Total Points Division Name Distance. 2822 81T1 Forsythe 566 45-49 Donna Radlgan 598 445 564 467 55' 7" loimn - NATIONAL SPORT-S FESTIVAI 30-34 ^ndra Stepp Total Points 2640 22' 6" M30 BRIAN SAVILONIS Princeton MA " Central MA Strlders 1 41:28 BILL NORTON Tom Thorne 403 491 Men Shllllngton PA Reading Ath.Attic 1 48:54 499 508 291 Distance RON SALVIO Clarksburg NJ Shore AC 1 57:12 Total Points 2192 ou-84 Herbert Anderson 56" 6" M35 WALT JAQUITH Tahoe City CA West Valley 1:40:55 Jim Shoemaker 383 415 M40 BILL PRESTON Newtown PA Philadelphia Mastersl 523 408 370 75-79 Redmond Doms 65' 0" 49:24 GERALD BOCCI Grosse PolnteMI Motor City Strlders 1 54:02 Total Points 2099 BOB JENNINGS West Chester PA Phila Masters 70-74 Philip Partridge 791 i" 05:01 30-34 Larry Rodenback 72S""" -wr"•"S§T" '425" •5T3- PAUL ROBERTSON Red Bank NJ Potomac Valley Srs. 08:24 Total Points 2743 65-69 Charles McMahon 92' 2" M45 JACK BOITANO Stratford CT New York Masters 1:47:53 M50 SAL CORRALLO Arlington VA Potomac Valley Srs. 50:07 A1 Lipscomb 533 366 644 550 eo-64 David Batchelor 373 123' 2" JOEL HOLMAN Arbutus MD Potomac Valley Srs. 01:53 Jim Mlnah Total Points 2466 120' 4" JOHN LASH Philadelphia Phila Masters 07:51 Daniel Aldrlch 118' 1" RON VALIENTE New York NY New York Masters 12:17 Ivan Black Gordon Nordgren 99' 2" 584 392 507 402 284 M55 BOB MIMM Wllllngboro NJ Shore AC 1; 56:00 Total 55-59 Bob Richards Points 2169 123'11" M60 GEORGE HELLER Rldgewood NJ North Jersey Masters2 10:28 Bill Berchecfc 84' 9" Ron Salvic RICHARD LUKENS Kensington MD Potomac Valley Srs. 2 47:46 306 348 365 433 534 Russell Jones 68' 5" M65 DON JOHNSON Little Silver NJ Shore AC 2 06:38 Total Points 1986 50-54 Carlos Fraundorferi47' 3" W45 DOROTHY KELLEY New York NY Unattached 2 03:07 Leonard Olson 145" 5" Gary Kelmerson 243 418 331 576 65 Dave Douglass , 114'1V' WSO ANNA RUSH Prospect KY Unattached 2 13:31 Total Points 1633 Wendell Palmer 114. g" W55 DOT MICHAELS Jerry Rel chart ggi Arlington VA Potomac Valley Sr. 2:25:21 Walk results from Pete Taylor September 1982 National Masters News page 35 NATIONAL MASTERS SPORTS FESTIVAL — TRACK & FIELD FRANKLIN FIELD, PHILADELPHIA — AUGUST 13-14, 1982

HEN'S lA 200 N (40-45) HEN*S OA 100 M (30-34) WOMEN'S IB 400 N (45-49)

NAME HOHETONN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME JAMES BURNETT Chicago, IL Phila. Masters 23,07 SUSAN REDFIELD Marblehead, MA Liberty <8,00 nilAMIRI ARAYONI Camden, NJ Ph i1 a• Masters 23.16 ALEXANDH^iA JOHNSON Bronx, NY Manhattan Plight 74.37 JEFFERY HUGHES Hanpton, VA Peninsula Spikes 11.49 ROBERT WIM.JANS PldinficlJ, NJ Shore 23.26 JOHN BORDEN Fhiltdeilphia, PA Phila. Masters 11.90 ROBERT S'iANFOKD Paimyrn, NJ Phila. Masters 23,74 RILL KNOCKH ROBERT BEALE Elkins Park, PA Phlla. Masters 11.97 Frcsnu, CA S. Cal . Striders 23.76 WOMEN'S 2A 400 M (50-54) ROGERT CINELLI Londonberry» NH Unattached 13.S7 ED SMALL New York, NY New York Pioneer 24.99 CHRIS McKENZIE Great Neck, NY Now York Masters 72,0) Un KING Colts Neck, NJ Shore 24.99 JOE 0'CONNER Downinglnn, PA Westtown Striders 27.57 JIM HODGE MEN'S OB 100 M (3S-M) King of Prussia, PA Phila. Masters 28.25 WOMEN'S 3A 400 M (60-64)

JOSEPH JOHNSON Hightstown» NJ Unattached 11.6S PHYLLIS SCtWANDT Decatur, II Unattached 83.47 BOOKER JONES Soaerset» NJ Shore 11.79 MEN'S IB 200 N (45-49) BILL^BANE Hampton, NJ Peninsula Spikes 12.10 OAHSON PHATT JURGEN ROTHERMEL Columbia, MD Potomac Val. Striders 12.2S Willinghoro, NJ Philn. Masters 24.08 WOMEN'S 4A 400 M (70-74) KEN FOLEY Mt. Holly, NJ Unattached 12.27 RICHARD KIZZO Riverhead, NY New York Pioneer 24.R4 JOAH CHLHRnArH Gwynedd, PA Phi In. Masters 24.08 NARILLA SALISBURY San Diego, CA Son Di«go 2:42.2 ERNEST McCOMRS Paimyrn. NJ Phi la. Masters '' 25.10 CHARLES I'UVIT Marl tun. NJ riilln. Masto»s 25.79 MEN'S lA 100 M (40-44) I ' C; -, EAHLI.R Aiiiwtpulis, MD Potomac Val, 'tiidui- ;:7. "if. MEN'S OA 400 M (30-34) 1

NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATIOW TIME

ROBERT WILLIAMS Plainfield, NJ Shore 11.55 I*) JAMES WATERS Collingswood, NJ Phila. Masters 1:57.1 DHARMIRI ABAYOMI Canden, NJ Phila. Masters 11.71 CARL TICHENOR Somerdale, NJ Phlla. Mastmrs 1:57.8 ROSS McRONALD Colts Neck, NJ Shore 11.80 MARC ANDERSON kane: hometok;^; CMIR AFIIMATION rmi; Hamilton Square, NJ Shore 2:01.5 PAUL EDENS Silverton, OR S. Cel. Striders 11.81 KWABENA TOPRA Philadelphia, PA Phila. Ploaeer 2:03.0 WILLIAM SMITH East Stroudsburg Unattached 11.90 OSWALD DAhHiNS Hollywood, CA S. Cal, Striders 25.cs ROBERT FAVORITE Collingswood, NJ Phlla. Masters 2:03.6 WILLIAM KNOCKE Fresno, CA S. Cel. Striders 11.94 DARRICK KITTRELS Philadelphia, PA Phlla. Masters I.JI SdTTON Pit tsliiiinh, PA West Pcnn 25.08 2:15.9 JANES HODGE King of Prussia, PA Phila. Masters 13.3 TONY KASRAIJ.A LahcwuoJ, CA Corona lid Mar 25.95 HAROLD r.RLEN Richmond, VA Richmond 26.04 JACK l.ANCL Long Valley, NJ Shore MEN'S OB 800 M (35-39) MEN'S 18 100 M (4S-49) 28.02 Llir.liNI- i;i I.I.Y Scotch Plains, NJ Shore 28.34 GARY CARR Hascoutah, IL Gateway Athlatics iJELIiEKI PAYNE Wililngboror, NJ Phila. Mastors 29.78 1:50.9 LARRY WILSON Phlladephia, PA Phlla. Masters 11.98 RICHARD MYERS Voorheea, NJ Phila. Masters 2:01.5 CHARLES PRATT Marlton, NJ Phlla. Masters 12.17 JAMES IRWIN Bullwln, HO Gateway Atletlcs 2:02.5 MATT BROWN Edison, NJ Shore 12.18 HEN'S 2B 200 M (55-59) ED FORD Salem, OR Oregon 2:04.3 WARREN CRUTCHFIELD Rockville, MD Potomac Val. Striders 12.32 JAMES MITCHELL Flushing, NY New York Masters 2:08.8 ERNEST McCOMBS Palmyra, NJ Phlla. Masters 12.36 BOB RYAN Hays Landing, NJ Runaway WILLIAM DAPRANO Rivcrdale, GA Atlanta 27.14 2:26.5 HAIG BOHIGIAN N. Tarrytown, NY New York Masters 12.S4 WILLIAM JORDAN Cleveland Hts. ,011 Over the Hill 27.20 HAL KAUFMAN Ed Cahill 12.94 Yardley, PA OSCAR HARRES PhiIndolphifl, PA Phila. Masters 27.84 LARRY GREGORY PhiIfldelphio , PA Philtt. Masters 28.42 MEN'S lA 800 M (40-44) RICIIARD UE NAPIJiS- Cherry Hill, NJ Phila. Masters 28.64 HEN'S 2A 100 M (S0-S4) HILER GEORGE COHEN Los Angeles, CA S. Cal. Striders :S7.7 J. WALKER PIERSON Cherry Hill, NJ Phila. Masters 28.75 OSWALD DAWKINS Hollywood, CA S. Cal. Striders 12.64 SAM HUCKEL West Berlin, NJ Phila. Masters :03.6 ANTONIO ESPINOZA Venezuela 31.07 ED SUTTON 12.69 ROBERT BENNETT Newark,DE Phila. Masters 04.5 Pittsburgh, PA West Penn THOMAS LOOMES Toledo. OH Toledo Roadrunners 32.35 TONY NASRALLA Lakewood, CA Corona Del Mar 12.76 RICHARD JONES Bumsville, MN Unattached 08.9 HAROLD GREEN Richmond, VA Richmond 12.84 JAMES VERDIER Washington, DC Potomac Val. Striders 09.6 WILLIAM LEGAT Bethesda, MD Potomac Val. Striders JESSE JOHNSON Caithersburg, MD Potomac Val. Striders 13.24 MEN'S 3A 200 M (60-64) 11.3 JACK LANCE Long Valley, NJ Shore 13.S JAMES BROWN Mt, Holly, NJ Unattached 13.8 TOM JENKINS Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 14.S JAMES TOZAR Conmack, NY Unattached 53.1 DAVID LAWYER Elmwood Park, NJ New York Pioneer 27.26 MIGUEL RUIZ Vennezuela 33.9 JIM MANNO Oradell, NJ N. Jersey Masters 27.53 JOSEPH CLAUSS Delanco, NJ Unattached 34.5 NAT HEARD Wabau, MA Corona Del Mar 29.22 I MEN'S 2B 100 M (SS-S9) ROBERT DAVIS Westtown Striders 42.3 ROSCOE BROWN New York, NY Unattached 29.95 JAY 5P0NSLLLBR Hatboro, PA Phila. Masters 30.45 WILLIAM JORDAN Cleveland Hts., OH Over the Hill 12.95 OSCAR HARRES Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 13.20 MEN'S IB 800 M (45-49) LARRY GREGORY Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 13.3S MEN'S 3B 200 M (65-69) RICHARD DE NAPLES- Cherry Hill, NJ Phila. Masters 13.58 ERNIE BILLUPS Chicago, IL Univ. of Chicago 2:01.3 HILER KEN BAKER North Bergen, NJ Unattached 2:03.0 FRANK FINGER Charlottsville, VA Charlottsville 28.62 J.WALKER PIERSON Cherry Hill, NJ Phila. Masters 13.86 MO MAYER Houston, TX Houston Harriers 2:05.9 ANTONIO ESPINOZA Venezuela 14.2 CLIFF PAULING Bronx, NY New York Masters 2:04.6 RUSTY TRACY LEE BLOUNT St. Louis, NO Las Vegas, NV Unattached 14.7 MEN'S 4A 200 M (fW-flf) St. Louis 2:06.2 LEONARD PHILLIPS Philadelphia, PA Unattached 17.2 JEREMIAH GAINES Chesapeake, VA Unattached 31.60 KEN'S 2A 800 }% (50-54) RICHARD LACEY Clearwater, FL West Florida Y 32.09 MANFRED d'ELIA Ridgewood, .'NJ N.-.Jersey Masters 33.41 JIM SUTTON Reading, PA Phila Masters 2:09.0 MEN'S 60+ lOOM RESULTS MISSING KELSEY BROWN Andover, NJ N. Jersey Masters 2:10.8 •4 HERBERT KANIA Warwick, NY New York Masters' MEN'S 4B 200 N (7#-7f) 2:11.0 WOHIiN'S OA 100 M (30-34) AL TREICHEL Milwaukee, WI Badgerland Striders 2:11.8 STEWART DANIEL College Park, GA Atlanta 2:24.2 RICHARD BRIiDENBE^ Independence, OH Over the Hill 38.43 CHARLES PHILLIPS NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME Washington, DC Potomac Val. Striders 2:24.4 THOMAS TALBOTT Cos Cob, a New York Nssteri 2:29,6 PATRICIA COLLINS Brooklyn, NY Atoms 13.08 HEN'S 5A 200 M (80-84) GLORIA JOHNSON Brooklyn, NY Atoms 14.65 •MARSHA JONES Phi loilclphia, PA Phila. Hawks 14.87 AKLING PITCHER Greenwood,. IL Hosier 36.2 MEN'S 2B 800 N (S5-59) VICTORIA LAREAU rhiludclpliia, PA -Unattached 16.84 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB APPILXATIOW TINE

WOMEN'S 00 100 M (35-39) KOKIEN'S 200 OA (jO-34) ARCHIE MESSENGER Larctwon*, NY New York Nastera 2:18.2 LOU SCHNEIDER Louisville, KY Victory I 2:20.8 PHIL RASCIIKER Rocky Mount, NC Unattached 12.44 ROBERT SCHNANDT Decatur, IL Umattached i 2:38.9 t. NAME HOME'iOIlN CLUBAFIILIATION CARMEN BROWN Brooklyn, NY Atoms 12.79 ANNA MAPPS Philadelphia,PA Manhattan Flight 14.73 SKIPPER CLARK Brooklyn, NY Atoms 28.4 LEiiY CLAIH Hrunx, NY M.-iiiliattaii Flight Kings 29.3 MEN'S SA 800 M (60-64) WOMEN'S lA 100 M (40-44) WOMEN'S 200 OB (.tS-39) JACK RICE Wilmam, FL Unattached 2:19. DON HARRIS Abingtom, PA Phila. Natters; 2:35.4 JEANNE CARTER Santa Ana, CA Corona Del- Mar 14.09 JAY SPONSELLERS Hatboro, PA Phila. Mastera 2:34.0 PHIL Ri\SCMKEK Rocky Mount, NC Unattncltod 25^6 SANDY PASHKIN New York, NY Manhattan Flight 14.39 •ANNA MAPPS Pliildclpliio, PA M.-inliJtlan Flight Kings 31.5 CAROLE HHRKICK McLean, VA Washington Runners 14.43 ESSIE KEA E. Cleveland, CM Over the Hill 15.07 GAIL HOLM Hanover, PA Unattached 15.6 WOMEN'S 200 lA (40-44) fON'S SB 800 M (45-49) MARIE WOHACK Philadelphia, PA Phila. Hawks 17.6 PEGGY 0«CONNER Downington, PA 2:20.5^ Westtown Striders 17.9 JEANNE CARTER Santa Ana, CA Corona Pel Mar 29.2 JOHN STEVENS Hawthorn East, Victorian Veteroms CAROLE HnUHICK McLc'mii, VA Victoria, ^atralia Washington Runners 29.3 2:55.8 SANDY PASHKIN New York, NY CASEY NITKOWSKI Clark, NJ N. Jersey Masters WOMEN'S IB 100 H (4S-40) Manhattan Flight Kings 30.4 ESSIE KLA E. Cleveland, OH Over The Mill Sl.S LUCILLE LEU •Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters . 35.7 ALEXANDRIA JOHNSON Bronx, NY Manhattan Flight 15.61 MEN'S 4A 80P M (70-74) DATHA COTTF.N Euchlid, OH Over Che Hill 17.31 3:00.5 MARIE BARRIE Glenolden, PA Phila. Masters 17.79 WOMEN'S 200 IB (4S'-49) SAM NONASTERO Norristown, PA Phila. Mastera BUD DEACON Honolulu, HI Hawaii Maetera 5:08.2 ALCXANDREA JOHNSON Bronx, NY Manhattan Flight Kings 32.2 WOMEN'S 2A 100 M (S0-S4) MARIG BARRIB Glcntflden, PA Phila. Masters 36.2 MEN'S 4B 800 N (75 4 Over) • CHRIS McKENZIE Great Neck, NY New York Masters 16.3 2:57.9 f 1 BETTY HUFFMAN La Rue, OH Over the Hill 18.1 ED BENHAM Oceoa Qity, MD Potoaac Val. Striders WOMEN'S 200 2A (S0-S4) RICHARD BREDENBECK Independence, OR Over the Hill 3:04.0 WOMEN'S 4A 100 H (70-74) QIRIS McKENZIE Great Neck, MY New York Masters 32.2 WOMEN'S OA BOO H (50-34) ••1 BETTY HUFFMAN La Rue, OH Unattached 39.0 '7 MARtLLA SALflSBURY San Diego, CA San Diego 28.0 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATIO^l TIME A WOMEN'S 200 4A (70-74) BETTY CUIR Bronx, NY Manhattan Flight 2:31.8

HARILLA SALISBURY San Deigo,CA San Diego 1:09.9 WOMEN'S lA 800 M (40-44) MEN'S OA 200 M (30-34) CAROLE McRONALD Colts Neck, NJ Shore 2:52.3 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME Men's 400M Results Missing JEFFREY HUGHES Hampton, VA Peninsula Spikes 23.26 WOMEN'S 18 800 M (45-49) DONALD HOOGG New York, NY Bronx Internet*1 23.85 New York Pioneer DENNIS BROWN New York, NY 24.00 SUSAN REDFIELD Harblehead, MA Liberty 2:28.0 Moorestown, NJ Phila. Masters 24.01 JAMES ELWELL KOW-N'S OA <00 M (S0-J4) ALVIN IIPSCOMB Tampa, FL Steak d Ale 24.03 CHARLIE GRIFFIN Warner Roberts, CA Phila. Pioneer 24.11 WOMEN'S 2A 800 M ($0-54) NANli IIOMntOHN CLUB AFFlLlAliON TrilE ERNIE HAORICK Norristown, PA Phila. Masters 25.47 DALE SPONSELLER Hatboro, PA Phila. Masters 29.86 CHRIS McKENZIE Great Neck, VY New Terk Masters- JUNE JOHNSON SMITH Brooklyn, NV Atoms 57.0 2:40.0Aa tUTH ANDERSON Oakland, CA N, Cel. Seniors 2:55.1 EETTV CLAIR BronK, NV Manhattan Flight 69.0 MEN'S OS -200 H (JS-39) WOMEN'S OB 400 M (35-39) WQWN'S SA 800 N (60-64) lONALO JOHNSON Queens, NY New York Pioneer 23.03 Unattached 23.31 PHYLLIS SCHWANOT Decatur, IL Unattached KN SRINKER Flanders, NJ PHIL RASCHKER Rocky Mounts NC . Unattached 3:12.3 ILSMRTII ROBINSON Little Ferry, NJ New York Pioneer 23.43 56.8 KEVIN SlinREOCIC Alexandria, VA Potomac Vai. Striders 23.7T Potomac Val, Striders JURGEN ROTHERMEL Columbia, MD 25.13 WOMEN'S lA 400 M .(40-4<)! WOMEN'S 38 800 M «5-49) KEN FOLEV Ht. Holly, NJ -Unattached 25.25 JOSEPH JOHNSON Hlglitstown, NJ Unattached 25.26 KAY ATkII»ON Sam Francisco, CA Wmattochod 3:12.BMW CAROLE HERRTCK McLean., VA Washington Runners 65.96 NILLIAM FORSTTH Pecos, NM -Santa Fe Striders 26.35 .^3 JEANNE CARTER Santa Ana, CA Corona Del Mar 67.05 CAROLE McRONALD Colts Neck, NJ Shore 74.71 WOMEN'S 4A 800 M (70-74) Vi# •

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MJ-.N'S I.-mMI uA I iti- Mj ^ T MEN'S OA SK (30-34) MEN'S OA no HICM HURDLES (30-34) NAN I: llUMKTdlVK CI.UF AiriLIATION NAME TtMi; HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME NAME HOMETOWN CLUB TIME j JAMI-S IVATIiUS \ Collin'iiiwoovl, NJ I'hi la. M.i'.tcrs DAVID SHERIDAN CARL TJCHU.NOH 3:1,5.3 Glassboro, NJ Saucony 15:14.7 NATE ROBINSON Dearfield Beacht PL Ft. Uuderdale 14.2 SoincHl.ilr, NJ I'hi J.-i. GEORGE DIDENNO ROBHUT JACKSON Runnenede, NJ South Jersey 15:28.5 TIM WALTERS Washington, OH Athletes In Action 14.7 Lu'.t LJiolmrM, NY Mill rose HARK JOHNSON KLLIOT ;.OMA 4 : M . S Baltiaore, MD Washington 15:28.7 FRED SAMARA Hamilton Square, HI New York Athletic 14.• Phildiirlpiii.-i, I'A New l*rccdo«St r i Je r s ROBERT KIESSLING 4:3b.3 Audubon, NJ South Jersey 15:48.4 JOHN BORDEN Philadelphia, ?A Phile. Hesters 15.3 ROBERT RUDROW Asbury Park, NJ Shore IS.3 MtN^S 3500 OB (35-39) GENE HOFFMAN Baltinore, MD RASAC IS.6 MEN'S OB SK (55-39) ALVIN LIPSCOMB Tampa, FL Steak 8 Ale 15.6 ALPONSA JHNNINGS MIKE DAVIS New Lenox, IL Lincoln-Way K.3 WAYNE VAUGHN RICIIAKO MYliRS 4:06.9 Higerstown, MD Unattached 15:35.9 Voorhces, NJ PhiJa. Master.s HOSES MAYFiELD CHARLliS VLIIOKN 4:07.7 Philadelphia, PA Unattached 15:56.4 Arlington VA RITCHIE GEISEL Potoaac Val. Sr's 4:08.6 .Skillman, NJ Unattached 16:15.9 MEN'S OB no HIGH HURDLES (35-39) Arlington, VA SAMUEL MILLER GARY CARR Potonnc Val. Sr*s 4:10.7 Philadelphia, PA Unattached 18:49.0 Muscuutoli, IL Gateway Alhlct ics GARCIN KELLY Tyree Island, GA IID FORD SalcM, OR 4:11.0 Savannah Striders 14.9 WAYNK VAUGHN Oregon 4:16.4 KEVIN SHERLOCK Alexandria, VA PotOBsc Valley Stridmr»i6.2 Hagcr»town, MD Unattached MEN'S lA SK (40-44) BILL WILLIS Richmond, VA Phila. Masters 18.4 JAMI-S IKWIN Bullwin, MO 4:19.6 ANTONIO ROGUE Giitcway Athletics 4:2U.K ROBERT AYTON Warminster, PA Phila. Masters 18.4 Newark, NJ LEW FAXON JOE HYDE Unattached 4:25.5 Hanpton, VA Tidewater Striders 15:39.7 JOHN MAYNARD ED rURDV Philadelphia, PA 4:54.3 Mechanicsburg, PA Unattached 15:53.0 VAL SCHULTZ Phila. Masters 5:03.6 Beavertowii, OR W. Hill Striders 16:56.7 MEN'S lA 110 HIGH HURDLES (40-44) SAMUEL MILLER Philadelphia, PA SAM YOUNG Unattached S:12.1 Baton, PA Phila. Masters 17:08.1 MIGUEL RUIZ 17:10.2 DEE DEWITT Fresno, CA Los Angelos Striders 15.4 SIEPHEN STOVALL Princeton, NJ Unattached 17:19.3 JAMES O'HARA Tabaernacle, HJ Shore 15.4 JAMES BROWN Mt. Holly, NJ Unattached 17:36.1 HUGH ADAMS Solma, CA Corona Del Mar IS.7 BARRY KLINE Washington* PA West Pennnsylvania HEN*S lA 1500 N (40-44) 15.7 VERNON FASSETTE Newark, OE Shore 15.6 MEN'S IB SK (45-49) BRUCE MILLS Liberty 18.2 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME ROBERT CLERK Purchase,NY New York Masters GEORGE COHF.N 16:53.6 Los Angeles, CA S. Cal. Striders 4:05.8 RICHARD GOTTSHALL Altoona, PA MEN'S IB 110 HIGH HURDLES (45-49) KIRK RANDALL Altoona 16:56.7 Wellesley, HK Saucony 4:05.9 GUENTER ERICH Pequannock, NJ STUART TUCKER Prospect Park 17:23.0 New York, NY Central Park 4:09.6 CASS CURTIS Durham, NH Boston SAM HUCKEL 17:50.3 West Berlin, NJ Phila. Masters 4:10.2 WILLIAM CLARK Sicklersvil'le, NJ Phila. Masters 17.4 VICTOR ZHOIJtK Wileington, DE Phila. Masters 4:21.0 TOM BUTTERFIELD Windsor, CT Shore 18.3 SIDNEY HOWARD Plainfield, NJ Central Park 4:21.5 MEN'S 2A 5K (50-54) RAY FITZHUGH Irvine, CA Corona Del Har 19,6 JAMES VERDIER Washington, DC Potoaac Val. Striders 4:24.4 HAIG BOHIGIAN N. Tarrytown, WY New York Masters 23.2 RICHARD JONES ARNIE GREEN Burnsville, HN Unsttsched 4:26.6 New York, NY Central Park 16:46.1 RUSSELL BASSETT TONY DIAMOND Queens Village, NY Central Park 4:29.1 ^Washington, DC Potomac Val. Striders 18:32.2 GUEST RUNNER HAROLO HATCH Brwintrce, MA Boston 4:33.I GEORGE MARTIN Paraeus, NJ N. Jersey Masters 18:37,3 PHIL MULKEY Atlanta, GA Unattached ROBERT ACEVKDO EARL SMITH Norlhport, NY Northport 4:40.2 Reading, PA Reading Athletic Attic 18:40.8 JAMES BROWN JACK MALONEY ' ^'J Mt. Holly, NJ Unattached 4:45.2 Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 19:46.6 MEN'S ZA 110 HIGH HURDLES (50-54) MIGUEL RIUZ Venezuela 4:45.6 RANDALL HUFFMAN La Rue, OH Unattached 23:52.7 KEITH RICHARDS NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATICW Media, PA Delco 4:51.9 TIW JAMES TOZAR Comiack, NY Unattached 4:54.7 MEN'S 2B SK (55-59) RUDY ENDERS Potomac, MD Potomac Val. Striders 18.C TONY NASRALLA Lakewood.CA Corona Del Har 18.4 JOSEPH KELLY HEN'S IB 1500 H (4S-49) ALEX RATELLE Edina, HN Twin City 16:34.0 Rockville Center, NY New York Masters 20.1 LUTHER BURDELLE Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 17:48.2 ERNIE BILLUPS AUGUSTUS PRINCE Chicego, IL Univ. of Chicago 4:07.9 Port Jefferson, N New York Masters 18:06.9 DENNIS MEYER LARRY RUSH Seattle, WA Snohoaish 4:14.4 Prospect, KY Unattached 20:43.6 MEN'S 3B 110 HIGH HURDLES (65-69) HIKE TYHN MARVIN LEVY Kailua, HI Hid Pacific 4:18.7 Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 24:32.0 ' DAVE WATKINS GEORGE BRACELAND Drexel Hill, PA Phila. Masters State College, PA Nittany Valley 4:28.0 20.2 CLIFFORD PAULING Bronx, NY New York Masters KEN BAKER 4:31.5 North Mergen, NJ llriaf tachcd ED HOTHAM 4:34.4 Warminster, PA Phila. Masters 4:38.0 MEN'S 4A ItO HIGH HURDLES (70-74) CHARLES DAVIES MEN'S 3A SK (60-64) Washington Gr., MD Unattached 4:43.1 ED McCABE CLAUDE HILLS Riverton, NJ Unattchcd 4:52.4 Plourtown, PA Phila, Masters It.4 PHIL STEEL CHRIS TOMKIN Elkins Park, PA Phila. Masters 5:27.0 HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION Richmond, VA Richawnd 21.9 -f'i HARRY HOLM BUD DEACON Hanover, PA Phila. Masters 5:27.6 Honolulu, HI Hawaii Masters 2X.9 WILLIAM EPPRIGHT Clearwater, FL West Florida Y 19:20.5 i.} eVERETT NEWELL Mt. Holly, NJ Phila. Masters 20:34.3

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MEN'S 1500 2A (S0-S4) WILFREDO RIGS. Queens, NY New York Masters 17:57.2 WOMEN'S OA 110 HIGH HURDLES ALAN POOLE Princeton, NJ Mercer-Bucks 24:33.0 NAME HOMETOWN PATRICIA COLLINS Brooklyn, NY AtomM CLUB AFFILIATION TIME It.1 JIM SUTTON Reading, PA Phila. Masters 4:24. MEN'S 4A SK (70-74) WILLIAM MULLEN 9-* Oaklyn, NJ Phila. Masters 4:50. WOMEN'S OB 190 HIGH HURDLES (35-39) STEWART DANIEL College Park, GA Atlanta 4:56. KEN ST. CLAIR 25:24.5 JAMES CAMPBELL Crested Butte, CO Chic. Area Runners 5:11. CARMEN BROWN Brooklyn, MY AtOBS 14.7 THOMAS JENKINS Philadelphia, PA Phils. Masters 5:24. PHIL RA5CHKER Rocky Mount, NC Unattached 15.4 JACK MALONEY Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 5:26. MEN'S 4B SK (75-79) RAYMOND PERONE Hizlet, NJ Unattached 5:30. Ocean City, MD Potomac Va^j^ Striders 21:3S.8AB MEN'S OA 400 H IB (30-34) MEN'S 1500 2B (SS-S9) WOMEN'S SK OB (35-39) NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME ARCHIE MESSENGER Larchaont, NY New York Masters 4:43.4 NAIfl HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION AUGUSTUS PRINCE TIME JAMES ELWELL Noorestown, NJ Phila. Masters 58.12 Port Jefferson, NY New York Masters 4:52.4 LOUIS SCHNEIDER ROBERT FAVORITE Collingswood, NJ Phila. Hesters 58.62 Louisville, KY Victory 4:53.6 SHERRI TRACY Us Vegas, NV Unattached ROBERT PARSONS ROBBERT RUDROW Asbury Park, NJ Shore 58.89 Huntingdon Val PA Phila. Masters 5:43.6 GENE HOFFMAN Baltimore, W RASAC 59. 76 ALVIN LIPSCOMB Tampa, FL 61.54 WOMEN'S SK lA (40-44) Steak k Ale MEN'S 1500 3A (60-64) GENE WILLIAMS Baltimore, MD Unattached 66.27 LINDA THURSTON Somerville, NJ Warren St. JACK RICE 18:41.7 WilBauma, FL Unettached 5:06.2 EVERETT NEWELL MEN'S OB 400 M IH (35-39) Mt. Holly, NJ Phila. Masters 5:31.0 WOMEN'S 5K IB (45-49) GARCIN KELLY Tyree Island, GA Savannah Striders 55.BB MEN'S 1500 3B (65-69) MAUREEN BROCK Dowineton, PA Westtown Striders KEVIN SHERLOCK Alexandria, VA Potomac Val. Striders 56.91 31:00.3 DAVID VAN DU5EN Villanova, PA Phila. Masters 65.83 ALAN POOLE ROBERT BAUMANN Cherry Point, NC US Marine Corp. 67.79 Princeton, NJ Mercer-Bucks 6:50.0 WOMEN'S SK 2R (50-54)

MEN'S 1500 4A (70-74) BUNNY FRANCO HEN'S lA 400 M IH (40-44) New York, NY Central Park 22:11.6 SINCUIR KALKHOP fiela Cynwyd, PA Unattached 24:12.5 VERNON GEARY HUGH ADAMS Selme, CA Corona Del Mar 58.16 Williamsburg, VA Tidewater Striders 5:01.7 LEON HAYWARD BARRY KLINE Washington, PA West Pennsylvania 59.06 Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 6:55.2 BRYAN WESTFIELD WOMEN'S SK 4A f70-74) Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor 61.54 MEN'S lS0f'4B (75-79) BRUCE MILLS Libertyville, IL Liberty 6S.63 MARILU SALISBURY San Diego, CA JANES O'HARA Tabemacla, NJ Shore 66.78 RICHARD BREDENBECK Independence* OH San Diego 47:35.0 Over The Hill 6:24.9 MEN'S IB 400 M IH (45-49) WOMEN'S ISOO OA (JO-34) MEN'S OA STEEPLECHASn (30-34) MATT BROWN Edison, NJ Shore 61.50 KAHE HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION NAME TIME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME WILLIAM CURK Sicklersville, NJ Phila. Masters 65.40 JAMES BRADLEY Springfield, VA Potomac Val. Striders 63.70 JESSICA KKOK Philcdelphia, PA Phila. Masters HARK JOHNSON 5:27.8 E, Elmhurst, NY Wa.^hington 9:41.6 TOM BUTTERFIELD Windsor, CT Shore 64.61 MARTY MADIiiRA Wyncotc, PA Phila. Masters 10:09.1 JIM WEED Aurora, CO Denver 67.64 LARRY sciinnD Sayrevillo, NJ Shore 10:12.7 WOMEN'S 1500' OB (35-39) NOIUtAN GORDAN Fairfax, VA George Hason 10:32.1 MICKEY LOBB MEN'S 2A 400 M IH (50-54) Springfield, PA Delco 10:58.1 SHERRI TRACY Las Vejas, NV Unattached KENNETH DAWS 6:39.4 Swarthmore, PA Phila. Masters 11:12.6 RUDY ENDERS Potomac, MD Potomac Val. Striders 61.70 ffiN'S OB STEEPLECHASE (35-39) HAROLD GREEN Richmond, VA Richmond 66.01 WOMEN'S 1500 lA (40-44) TONY NASRALU Lakewood, CA Corona Del Mar 66.23 1 EUGENE KELLY Scotch Plains, NJ Shore 73.IS LINDA THURSTON DAVID GRINRAS Pair Haven,NJ Shore Somerville. NJ Warren St. 12:27.1 MIRIAM ST. CLAIR 5:21.0 Palo Alto, CA N. Cal. Seniors 5:31.8 LUCILLE LEIB Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 6:31.0 MEN'S lA STEEPLECHASE (40-44) MEN'S 2B 400 H IH (5S-59) LEW FAXON RUSTY TRACY Las Vegas, NV Unattached 1:16.63 WOMEN'S 1500 IB (45-49) H..pton, VA Tldewter Stride,, ANTONIO ESPINOZA Vanezuela KIRK RANDALL Wellesley, MA Sai^cony 9:38.9 1:36.07 DAN HcCASKlLL 9:43.5 SUSAN REDFIELD Marblchead, MA Liberty Solana Beach, CA Unattached DOROTHY KELLEY New York, NY 5:13.0 ANDREW BO)fAJIAN 10:20.5 Unattached 5:36.0 Hasbrouck Hts,NJ N. Jersey Masters MEN'S 3A 400 H IH (60-64) THOIAS ELSASSER Jenkintown, PA Unattached 12:44.7 13:08.9 DONALD HARRIS Abington, PA Phila. Masters 1:16.50 WOMEN'S 1500 2A (50-54) MEN'S IB STEEPLECHASE (45-491 CHRIS McKENZIE Crest Neck, NY New York Masters MEN'S 4A 400 H IH (70-74) 5:27.4 CASS CURTIS Durhem, NH Boston JOYCE HALS Lexin(ton, MA Liberty 1):30.0 MELBA HATCH 5:43.4 THOMAS BUTTERFIELD Windsor, CT Shore Canton, MIi Unattached )):48.2 BUD DEACON Honolulu, HI Hawaii Masters 1:24.34 5:47.5 EFRAIN RONDON Staten Island, NY New York Masters Ihss.) RICHARD LACEY Clearwater, PL West Florida Y 1:24.71 WILLIAM BOGGS Tulsa, OK Tulsa J2:08.1 WOMEN'S 1500 2B (55-59) PHIL STEEL Elkins Park, PA Phila. Masters 13:15.1 WOMEN'S OA 400 N IH (30-34) HELEN DEMPSEY Trenton, NJ Unattached 6:31.8 MEN'S 2A STEEPLECHASE (50-54) NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TINE JUNE JOHNSON SMITH Brooklyn, NY WOMEN'S 1500 4A (70-74) KEN CARMEN Garden City, HI Motor City Strldera Ata WALT NcCONNELL Wharton, NJ Unattached 10:55.0 MARGARET LOPEZ Middl.town, NJ 11:20.7 MARILLA SALISBURY Sui Oi.,o, CA Unattachad 7:49.5 WOMEN'S OB 400 M IH (35-39) San Diego ~ 12:21.1 MEN'S 4A STEEPLECHASE (70-71) PHIL RASCHKER Rocky Mount., KC Umattached lifts.SftI t R. MACTARNAMAN Portland, OR HultncMh 17:11.1

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HEN'S 4 X M REUY 30-39 100 MEN'S 3A SK WALK (60-64) ICH'S POLE VAULT OB (3S-J9) NAMES CLUB AFFILIATION TIME GEORGE HELLER Ridgewood, NJ N. Jersey Masters 30:28.1 JAMES WILKAMSON Uhiversity Pk. MD Ikiattached 4.00 RON COOKE Clear Brook, VA JOHN BORDEN. ALVIN LIPSCOMB, Phlla. Masters 46.06 Charlottsvllle 4.10 ROBERT AYTON Warminster, PA Phils. Masters 3.65 KEN SMITH» ROBERT BEALE MEN'S SB SK WALt RALPH FRISCO Metuchen, NJ Shore 3.65 WATSON, PAULING, JEFFRY TINDALL Stanton, NJ Shore *'B*' 49.09 3.65 ALEXANDER, DENNIS BROWN New York Pioneer DON JOHNSON Little Silver, NJ Shore 29:37.7 DAN SU5ZK0 Toronto, Ontario (kiat tached 3.50 GEORGE BRACELAND Drexel Hill, PA Phils. Masters 51:38.3 RON SHENK Carlisle, PA Dickenson-Carlisle 3.35 ROBERT BAUHANN Cherry Point, H€ US Marine Corp 3.55 MEN'S 40-49 4 X 100 M RELAY BILL WILLIS Richmond, VA Phila. Masters 2.90 WOMEN'S SK WALK OA (30-34) Phila. Masters 44.92 mS'S POLE VAULT U (40-44) NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME. PAUL EDBNS, DENNIS DEWITT, S« Cal. Striders 45.35 NAIC HOMETOWN CLUB miCBT WILLIAM KNOCKE, LEW SMITH JEAN SALVIO Clarksburg, NJ Shore 34:52.9 TOM BROOKS, ED SHALL, New York Pioneer 47.62 RICHARD RIZZO, HASON O'NEAL EDWARD ZURAW Sterliug Park, VA Qiariottwilie 3.95 DEE DE WITT Fresno, CA Los Ang. 3.65 BOB DAVIS, JIM HODGE, Westtown Striders SO.2 WOMEN'S 5K WALK OB (35-39) Striders ERNIE McCOMBS,JOE 0*CONNER JEANNE BOCCI Grosse Pointe, Ml Motor City Striders 26:22.9 MEN'S POLE VALLT IB (45-49) MEN'S 50-59 4 X 100 H REUY EDWARD HOYLE OH West. Pennsylvania 3.80 WOlffiN'S 5K WALK IB (45-49) Richfield, JESSE JOHNSON, CHARLES PHILLIPS, Potonac Valley Striders 51.00 PHIL MULKEY Atlanta, GA Utaattached 3.80 HENRY DAVENPORT Charlestown, V. VA Baltimn 01y^>ic 3.50 JOEL HOLMAN, RUDY ENDBRS DOROTHY KELLEY New York, NY Unattached 26:51.8 OSCAR HARRIS, LARRY GREGORY, Phlla. Masters 51.47 WILLIAM SOiROEDER Lawrencevilie, NJ Shore 3.55 CA Corona Del Mar 3.05 WALKER PIBRSON, URRY PRATT WOMEN'S SK WALK 2A (50-54) RAYMOND FITZHUGH Irvine, HERBERT JENKINS Hempstead, NY NY Athl. CoMlssion 2.90 JOHN BANKERT GilbertsviXle, PA Reading Athl. Attic 2.48 ANNA RUSH Prospect, KY Unattached 31:33.5 MEN'S 60« 4 X 100 M REUY BUFF MESSENGER Larchmont, NY New York Masters 42:21.5 MEN'S 2A POLE VAULT (50-54) BOO MORCON, JAY SPONSBLLER, Phlla, Masters "A" 56.87 DON HARRIS, DAVID HALL WOlCN'S 5K WAU 2B*(SS-S9) HWETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION HEIGHT CUUDE HILLS, BOB DETWEILER, Phila. MAsters "B" 67.5 FRANKLIN CLUECH, EUGENE WOOD DOT MICHAELS Arlington, VA Potomac Val. Sr's 35:55.5 JAMES COOK Woodland Hills, CA S. Cal. Striders 3.95 RUTH LEFF Milwaudee, WI Unattached 35:01.7 JERRY DONLEY Colorado Springs, CO Denver 3.80 WOMEN'S 4 X 100 M REUY 30-39 MIQUEL RIVERA-VEVE San Juan, PR Puerto Rico Masters 3.65 JERRY WELBOURN Towson, MD Unattached 2.90 NAME CLUB AFFILIATION TIME. WOlffiN'S SK WALK 4A (70-74) CARMEN BROWN, PAT COLLINS, Atoas 50.5 MARILLA SALISBURY San Diego, CA San Diego 42:08.8 MEN'S 3A POLE VAULT (60-64) JUNE SMITH, SKIPPER CURK ANNA MAPPS, BETTY CLAIR, Manhattan Flight Kings 58.1 BOO MORCOM Georges Mills, NH Phila. Kastera 3.35 la ALEXANDRIA JOHNSON, SANDY PASHKIN MARSHA JONES, DORIS PHILLIPS, Phila. Hawks 62.2 HEN'S HIGH JUMP OA (30-34) YVONNE HALL, GLORIA JOHNSON MEN'S 3B POLE VAULT (65-69) HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION HEIGHT GEORGE BRACELAND Drexel Hill. PA Phila. Masters 2.40 MLN'S 4 X 4UU Ut'LAY C30-39) 1.83 ROBERT RUOROW Asbury Park. NJ Shore HAMILTON MORNXNGSTAR Grand Blanc, MI Unattached 2.15 MIKE UAVIS New Lenox, IL Lincoln-Hay 1.78 TliAM TIME Huntingdon Val, PA Phila. Masters 1.63 MEN'S POLE VAULT 4A (70-74) JOSEPH MUSCARA 1.58 RON SALVIC Clarksburg, NJ Shore N.Y. PlONIiHR Ary Simpson 3:33.7 New York, NY New York Athletic 1.53 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFIHATION HEIGHT Dennis Drown IVAN BLACK Nate Kobfnson CLAUDE HILLS Flourtown, PA Phila. Masters 2.2B Mustafa. Ahmed MEN'S HIGH JUMP OB (35-39) rEREMIAH GAINES Chesapeake, VA Unattached 1.9g

Phlla. Masters John Sanders HOMHTOl.'N CLUB AFFILIATION David VanDusen MEN'S POLE VAULT SA (80-84) Bob Bichl 1.78 Ken Smith Phil.T. Masters J\MuS DirKFRSON Blackwood, NJ Shore 1. 73 ARLING PITCHER Greenwood, IN Hosier 1.72 ALVIN :AL; Ir.n-Lorr.!:, PA Santa Fc Striders 1. /3 SHORE A.C. Ed King 3:41.6 KILLIAM I'OKiVTil Pccos. XM WOMEN'S POLE VAULT OB (35-59) Bob Rudrow HEN'S HIGH Jl«P LA (40-4J) Ralph Frisco PHIL RASCHKER Rocky Mount, NC Unattached 2.28 George Berry 1.73 GRANT KPvOW Philadelphia, PA Phlla. Masters Washington, PA West. Pennsylvania 1.68 BARRY KLIIiE MEN'S LONG JUMP OA (50-54) MEN'S 4 X 400 RELAY (40-49) DISTANCE MEN'S HIGH JU.MP IB (45-49) NAME HOMETOWN aOB J N.Y. PIONEER Mason O'Neal 3:35.5 '1. 1.78 Hampton, VA Pmninsula Spikms 6.65 Ed Saall RICHAPD PICUARDSON Decatur, IL Univ. of Chicago JEFFERY HUGHES 1.63 Deerfield Beach, FL Ft. Lauderdale 6.57 Glenn Shane RAY llTZHUCa Irvine, CA Corona Del Mar NATE ROBINSW 1.47 ROBERT BEALE Eldins Park, PA Phila. Masters 6.52 Richard Risto JIM IVLED Aurora, CO Denver WILLIAM THORNSLEY Harrisburg, PA Shore 5.92 MEN'S 4 X 400 Relay (50-59) MEN'S 2A HIGH JUMP (50-54) HEN'S OB LONG JUMP (35-59) 3:59.1 POTOMAC VALLEY Charles Phillips 4E HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION HEIGH DIST. Joel Holaan NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION Jesse Johnson HALT HUTCHENS PA Masters 1.60 M Philadelphia, Phila. Blackwood, NJ Phila. Masters 6.91 Rudy Enders CLARENCE JOHNSON Cleveland, OH Over the Hill 1.37 M JAMES DICKERSON KEN BRISKER Flanders, NJ Unattached 6.51 ARTHUR HARRIS Millville, NJ Phila. Masters 1.07 M 5.95 MEN'S 4 X 400 REUY (60-69) BILL FORSYTH Pecos, 104 Santa Fe Striders RONALD SHENK Carlisle, PA Dickenson-Carlisle 5.84 Masters S.48 Phila. Masters Donald Harris 4:45.6 MEN'S 2B HIGH JUMP (55-59) BILL WILLIS Richmond, VA Phila. Jay Sponsellar ROBERT BAUMANN Cherry Point, NC U.S. Marine Corp. 5.13 Runaway 4.53 Dsvld Hill SPOTSWOOD HALL Richmond, VA Richmond 1.47 M BOB RYAN Mays Landing, NJ Everett Newell ROBERT PETERS Carroll, OH Unattached 1.32 M 1.32 M HAIG JA>fGOCHIAN Richmond, VA Unattached MEN'S LONG JUMP lA (40-44) WOMEN'S 4 X 400 RF.UY (30-39) RUSTY TRACY Las Vegas, NV 1.22 M Unattached HOMETOWN AFFILIATION DISTANCE TEAM MEMBERS TIMB aUB MEN'S 3A HIGH JUMP (60-64) WILLIAM SMITH E. Stroudsburg PA Unattached 6.13 LIBERTY S.C. Ciiirie Parsi 4:54.1 iiEiGin Andrea Hatch NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION ROBERT TAYLOR Arlington, VA (Mattached 5.95 Joyce Hals ROBERT DAVIS Westtown Striders S.42 BOO MORCOM Georges Mills, NH Phila. Masters 1.53M Susan Redfield Sicccrudi JL 1.24M ERLINC SVENNEVIK Oslo, Norway MEN'S IB LONG JUMP (45-49) MRN'.S SPRINT MEDLEY (40-49) HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION DIST. MEN'S 3B HIGH JUMP (65-69) NAME TliAM MEMBERS TIMI? BILL KEYES Philadelphia, PA Phile. Masters 5.69 WILLIAM EIPEL New York, NY New York Athletic 1.34M S. William Knocke 3:36.1 IRA DAVIS Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 5.62 Calif. Striders HAMILTON MORNINCSTAR Grand Blanc, MI Unattached 1.04M Paul Edens (AR) HAIG BOHIGIAN N. Tarrytown, NY New York Masters Lewis Smith JAMES WASHINGTON Philadelphia, PA Unattached 5.15 George Cohen MEN'S 4A HIGH JUMP (70-74) GUEST JUMPER Atlanta, GA Unattached 5.76 Phila. Masters Onwson Pratt 3:36.4 PHIL MULKEY DICK LACEY Clearwater, F1 West Florida Y 1.24M Dhamiri Abayoni Honolulu, HI Hawaii Masters 1.19M MEN'S LONG JUMP 2A (50-54) Robert BUD DEACON Stanford CHRIS TOMKIN Richmond, VA Richmond 1.09M Jim Burnett NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION DISTANCE

HEN'S OA 5K WALK (30-34) MEN'S 4B HIGH JU>!P (75-79) RUDY ENDERS Potomac, MD Potomac Val. Sr* TONY NASRALLA Ukewood, CA Corona Del Mar CLUB AFFILIATION ' HOMETOWN HOMERVAN GELDER Santa Rosa,* CA N. Cal. Seniors 1.14M HERBERT WAGEMAKER Louisville, KY Mason-Dixon CLARENCE JOHNSON Cleveland, Oli Over The Hill BRIAN SAVELONIS Princeton, MA Cen. Mass. Striders 23:33.0 RON SALVIO Clarksburg, NJ Shore 25:43.1 MEN'S HIGH JUMP SA (SO-84) MEN'S LONG JUMP 2B (S5-59) GEORGE LATTARULO Boston, MA North Hcdford 27:36.4 1.12 ARLING PITCHER Greenwood, IN Hosier OSCAR HARRES Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 4.91 WILLIAiM JORDAN Cleveland Hts, OH Over The Hill 4.85 MEN'S OB SK WALK (35-39) WOMEN'S OA HIGH JUMP (30-34) RUSTY TRACY Las Vegas, HV Unattached 4.23 THOMAS LOOMES Toledo, OH Toledo Roadrunner. 3.52 23:20.4 HEIGHT WALTJAQUITH Tahoe City, CA West Valley NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION

SKIPPER CURK Brooklyn, NY Atoms 1.47 H MEN'S LONG JUMP SA (60-64) HEN'S lA SK WALK (40-44) BOO MORCOM Georges Mills, NH Phila. Masters 25:42.1 WILLIAM PRESTON Newtown, PA Phila. Masters WOMEN'S OB HIGH JUMP (55-39) DONALD HARRIS Abington, PA Phila. Masters GERALD BOCCI Grosse Point, MI Motor City Striders 26:19.0 Phila. Masters 26:41.9 1.34 M .lOSnPH STEFANOWICZ Bootwyn, PA PHIL RASCHKER Rocky Mount, NC Unattached ROBERT JENNINGS West Chester, PA Phlla. Masters 27:57.0 MEN'S LONG JtMP 3B (65-59)

MEN'S IB 5K WALK (45-49) WOMEN'S 2A HIGH JUMP (50-54) HAROLD NIEBEL Kensington, MS Potomac Val. Sr* EUGENE WOOD Philadelphia,PA Phila. Masters 35:08.8 .93 H BOB DETWEILER Swarthmore. PA Phila. Masters SANFORD KALB Howell, NJ Shore SHIRLEY KINSEY I.a Crmmcmnta Ok Coron' DmI Mar TC

MEN'S 2A 5K WALK (50-54)

TX Unattached 28:00.8 MBN'S 4A LONG JUMP (70-74) JOHN MACLACKAN Marble Falls, ICN'S POLE VAULT OA (30-34) JOEL HOLMAN Arbutus, MD Potomac Vsl. Striders 28:30.7 RONALD VALIENTE New York, NY New York Masters 29:34.7 CUUDE HILLS Flourtown, PA Phila. Masters 4.35 NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION HEIOIT JOHN LASH Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 2»t44.8 JEREMIAH GAINES Chesapeake, VA Unattached CHRIS TONKIN Richmond, VA Richmond ART KADISH West Haven, CT So. Connecticut 4.10 MIKE DAVIS New Lenox, IL Lincoln-Way 5.95 MEN'S 2B 5K WALK (55-59) New Ml Unattached 5.95 RICK NELSON Brighton, HBN'S 41 LONG JONT (75-79] JAMES OVERTON Fort Dix, NJ Fort Dix 3.95 ROBERT MIMM Willingboro, NJ Shore 26:00.9 JOHN MILLER Chalfont, PA Phila. Masters 3.20 HAROLD SANDERSON Media, PA Phlla, Masters 31:21.5 HOMII VAN GBLOER Nqs., CA N. C«l. SMlon RON SALVIC Clarksburg, NJ Shora 2.90 Sut. ANTONIO ESPINOZA Venezuela 33:51.8 IRVING MASTER Huntingdon Valley, PA Ui^ttached 36:37.3

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MEN'S 2A SHOT PUT (50-54) ION'S SA Um JUMP (10-14) WGNUI'S DISCUS lA (40-44) NAME hometown Naat6rs 82.4S AMLIHC riTOffill Greemmed, IN Ho*ltr 2.79 CLUB AFPILIATION DIST. LUCtLU LBIS Philadelphia, PA Phila. LEONARD OLSON Poyntella, PA ll*8 LONG JUMP OA (30-34) New York Masters 14.03 CARLOS FRAUNDORFER Tanpa, FL Bay Sprtg. Goods 13.86 WONWS DISCUS IS (45-49) •rooklyn* NY Atoat 4.71 TOM HENDERSON AtCO, NJ Lenape 12.67 SKimil CLARK RAY FEICK Gilbertsville, PA 6L0IUA JOHNSON PliiladelphlSr PA Phil*. Htwkf 3.39 Hi Point Pacers 12.33 DATHA corrsM Buchlid, OH Ovnr The HIU 20.59 CLAI:VNCE JOHNSON Cleveland, OH Over the Hill 10.66 WONBN'S DISCUS 2A (59-54) NINON'S LONG JUMP OS (33-39) MEN'S 2S SHOT PUT (55-59) SHISLfiY KINSBY 24.96 12.79 PHIL RASOinR Rockp Mount» NO tfeiottochod 5.24 BUPF NfiSSeNGES Larchnont, MY Haw York Haater* flERBEAT CAHTO, Oc.uiid., NT New York Nastara 11.31 PITER ROBERTS C.TTOll, OH Unattached 9.90 NOMBN'S LONG JUMP lA (40-44) HAIC JAIIGOCHIAN RickMnd, VA Unattached 9.35 VOWM'S DISCUS IS (65-69) J. VALKER PIERSON Ch.TTr Hill, NJ Pbila. Masters 9.25 HmovoTi pa Ikiottochod 3.44 NAISIB STBVINS Hawthorne Beat, Victoria Veterans GAIL HOLN MEN'S 3A SHOT PUT (60-64) fT CAROLS HcRONALD Coltt Nock, NJ Shoro 3.07 Victoria, Australia NAME HOMETOHH clur affiliation DIST. HOION'8 LONG JUlO IS (45-49) NAT HEARD Nab.u, HA ERLING SVENNEVIC Oslo, Nonux Corona Dal Kar 14.76 3.90 Siccarudi JL 13.67 SUSAN RBDPIBLD NoTbloheod, MA Llbortp FRED GEITER New lam, NC Unattached 13.57 FRANK CLUEai HHN'5 MAMMIIR THROW OA (SU-34) Abingten, PA Phila. Mastara 9.38 NOiaN'S LONG JUMP 2A (50-54) HOMiiTOKN cum AFFILIAIKW DISTANCE 2.39 WLSA HATCH Caaton, MI Uiottocbod HANHY WlilTi; Newport Ncw.h, VA Charlotsvii le 42.91 MICHAEL Sin-RRfLL PliiJodelpiiio, PA HEN'S SS SHOT PUT (65-69) IH Point Pacers 35.60

MURRAY 0CU5S Far Rockaway, MY New York Maaters 12.69 MEN'S HAMMER THROW OR (35-39) HEN'S TRIPLE JUMP OA (30-34) WILLIAM EIPEL New York, NY New York Athletics 12.17 *EUGENE WOOD Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 11.77 HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILEATION DlSTANCl Torrington, CT Torrington NAME BOB DETWEILER Swarthaora, PA Pbila. Masters 10.32 41.95 FRED LESNER Rlchnand, VA Richnond 9.31 I JEFFERY IIUCIiES Haapton, VA Peninsula Spikes 13.38 ROBERT BEAU ELklns Pork, PA Phila. Masters 13.27 Wood cane'in after the event was finished. MEN'S HAMMER THROW lA (40-44) IVAK BLACK Now YOurk.N^' New York Athletic 13.60 JOSEPH MUSCARA Huntingdon Val, PA Phila. Masters 11.15 CARL WALLIN Lebanon, Nil Pacific Coast 46.99 RON SALVIC Clarksburg, NJ Shore 10.07 MEN'S 4A SHOT PUT (70-74)

LEON JOSLIN Seattle, VA Seattle Masters 9.99 MEN'S HAMMER TMHOW (45-49) CHRIS TOMKIN Richaend, VA Richmond 9.55 MEN'S TRIPU JUMP OB (35-39) STEWART THOMSON Los 01ivo.

MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP lA (40-44) NAME HOMEIOWN CLUB AFFILIATION DJST. MEN'S DISCUS OA (30-54) HAL BROSSMAN Temple, PA IIOHETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION DISTANCE Rending Athlotic Attic 46.34 M NAME HOMETOWN aUB AFFILIATION DZSTANC CARl.OS FRAHNIMIRFCR Tnmpa, FL H.-iv Sporting Goods 45.09 H I.LONAHI) OLSON GRANT KROW Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 12.37 PoyntcUc.PA Nrw York Masters 41.84 M BARRY WHITE TOM HENDLRSON RAY}>K)ND BURY West Orange, NJ Shore 12.07 Newport News, VA Qiarlotsville 49.91 AtCO, NJ Lenape 41.78 M FRED SAMARA' New York Athletic 40.79 BOB KELLY Willow Grove, PA Unattached 9.70 Ha^lton S9, NJ MEN'S 2B NAMH-R wmw (SS-S9) MEN'S TRIPLE JUMP IB (45-49) ICN'S DISCUS OS (35-39) LEV MOZHAEV Philadelphia, PA Phi la. Masters 46.22 M JOHN ABBOTT Bethlahea, PA Unattached 38.60 IRA DAVIS Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 12.72 IRV MONHSCHF.IN Havcrtown, PA Phila. Masters 44.78 M JACK CASHION Pittstown, NJ Shore 37.01 HEHHERT CANTOR JA^XS WASHINGTON Philadelphia, PA Unattached 11.42 Oceanside, NY New York liestcrs 37.22 M JOHN ANDERSON Philsdelphia, PA Phila. Maatara 35.95 THO>tAS BUTTERFIELD Windsor, CT Shore 10.88 ROHERT PETERS Carroll, OH Onat lacho*! 27.66 M FRANK PEZZONICO N.Arlington, NJ Uiattachad 34.76 BILL KEYES Phila. PA Phils. Masters 9.20 HAIC JAMGOCHIAN Richmond, VA Unattached 24.98 N

CUES1 ICN'S DISCUS U (40-44) Mulkey Phil Atlanta, OA Unattached 11.12 MEN'S 3A HAItlCn THROW (60-64) LARRY PRATT Wilaington, DE Phila. Masters 45.22 MEN'S 2A TRIPLF. JUMP (50-54) TOM McHERMOTT Madison, CT Now York Athletic 46.06 H MICHAEL HARRINGTON McLEAN, VA Potonac Val. Sr's 39.40 PAUL EHERIIARDEHCER Reading, PA rhiln. Masters 26.94 M DAVID MacMlLLAN Warren, ME Lakers 38.26 FRANK GLUECH Abingten, PA Phila. Masters 19.62 M HOMLTCN CLUB AFFILIATION Dl.'.f. STEVE HAMEROFF Pikesvilla, MD Potonac Val. Sr's 37.52 BILL TOOMEY Laguan Beach, CA Unattached 33.44 RUDY EKDERS Potonac, MD H Potonac Val. Striders 10.81 BRIAN McKENNA Baldwin, NY New York Masters 31.42 MEN'S 3R IIAIMER niROW (65-69) TONT NASRALLA Lakcwood, CA Corona Del Mar 10.02 TOM BROOKS New York, NY New York Pioneer 9.52 M BOB DETWKILER Swarthnore, PA Phila. Masters 30.78 M ICN ICN'S DISCUS IB (45-49) WILLIAM EIPEL New York, NY New York Athletic 30.76 M FRED LESNER Richnond, VA Richnond 15.64 N MEN'S 2B TRIPLE JUMP (55-59) STEWART THONSCBI Los Olivos, CA S. Cal. Striders 41.36 OIARLES DRACO Haynerket, VA Unsttsched 39.38 RUSTY TRACY Las Vegas, NV Unattached 8.71 H RUSSELL SEITZINGER Tarcntun, PA Wast. Pennsylvania 39.20 HEN'S 4A HAMMER THROW (70-74) LARRY SPEER Barberton, OH Over the Hill 37.00 JIM WEED Aurora, CO Denver 33.68 CHRIS TOMKIN Richnond, VA Richnond 15.92 M MEN'S 3B TRIPLE JUMP (65-69) HARRY HOLM Hanover, PA Phila. Masters 31.66 JAMES ROTHROCK Concord, MA Ubattsched 31.10 NA>!E HOMETOWN CLUB AFFFILIATION DIST. THOMAS JACKSON Englishtown, NJ Shore 29.18

; BOB DHTKEILER Swarthworo, PA Phila. Masters 6.84 M K MEN'S DISCUS 2A (50-54) MEN'S OA JAVELIN (30-34) HEN'S 4A TRIPLE JUMP KAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION DIST. BUD DEACON Honolulu, HI Hawaii Masters 7.86 H LEONARD OLSON Poyntelle, PA New York Masters 43.14 SCOTT HACY West Lawn, PA Unattached 61.22 N CARLOS FRAUNDORFER Taiapa, FL' Bay Sprtg. Goods 4?. 22 DAVID SCHHELTZER New York, NY New York Pioneer 57.66 N MEN'S 4B Triple JUMP (60-64) TIIOhLNS HENDERSON AtCO, NJ Lenape 36.54 JAMES CALUWELL llavertown, PA Shore 53.20 M EDWARD TERRANOVA V Staten Island, NY New York Masters BARRY WHITE Newport News, VA Charlotsville 52.90 M RAY FEiCK Gilbertsville, PA 36.26 HOMER VAN GELDER Santa Rosa, CA N. Cal. Seniors 6.84 M Hi Point Pacers 35.40 '•l\ ^.__ MBM'S OS JAVELIN (35-39) MEN'S SA TRIPLE JUMP MEN'S DISCUS 2B (i5-S9) ANTHONY HINNI Sloenfield, NJ Shore 51.96 H ARLINC PITCHER Greenwood, IN Hosier 6.62 M HERBERT CANTOR Oceanside, NY New York Masters 35.04 LAWRBNCE NIANONSKl Bloonfield, MJ Shore 42.66 M HAIC JAMGOCHIAN Richmond, VA Unattached 32.92 ROBERT PETERS MEN'S JAVELIN lA (40-44) WOMEN'S OB TRIPLE JUMP (35-39) Carroll, OH Unattached 31.02 FRd>NK DeCESU Pompton Lakes, NJ Unattached 26.82 NAME SPOTSWOOD HALL Richaond, VA HDWTOWN aUB APPILIAnON DISTANCB PHIL RASCHKER Rocky Mount, NC Unsttsched 9.30 M Richaond 26.70 RAY BURY West Orange, N.I Shore 52.66 BILL TOOMEY LegunaBeech, CA Unattached 52.14 WOMEN'S lA TRIPLE JUMP (40-45) MEN'S DISCUS 3A (60-64) STEVE IIAHEROPP Pikosville,MD PotOMc Val. Sr's 42.22 THCIWS McDERMOTT Madison, CT GAIL HOLM Hanover, PA Unattached 6.98 M New York Athletic 43.44 NBN'S JAVELIN IB (45-49) ERLING SVENHEVIX Oslo, Norway Siccerudi JL 38.74 FRED GEITER New Bern, NC Unattached 37.68 ROHBNT YOUNGS Tollend, CT Umttached 51.92 FRANKLIN CLUECH Abingten, PA Phila. Masters 24.06 MEN'S OA SHOT PUT (30-34) JAMBS ROTHROCK Concord, MA Unattached 47.16 THOMAS JACKSON Bngllshtown, NJ Shore 37.22 NAME HOMETOWN cum AFFaiATlON DIST. ICN'S DISCUS 3B (65-69) BARRY WHITE Newport News, VA Charlotsville 15.03 MURRAY OGUSS Far Rockaway, NY ION'S 2A JAWLIN (59-54) JAMES KEYS New York Masters 33.86 Harrisburg, PA Unattached 13.71 RICHARD DUNPHY River Edge, NJ BOB DETWEILER Swarthnore, PA Phila. Masters 30.38 !• Shore 12.22 HAMILTON MORNINiiSTAR Grand Blanc, MI KANE CUI» AFmLIATION JAY WEALAND Laureldale, PA Unattached Unattached 30.36 DISTANCB 11.40 WILLIAM EIPEL New York , NY WAYNE REYNOLDS Ridgefield, CT Unattached New York Athletic 29.74 LEONARD OLSON 11.09 EUGENE WOOD Poyntelle. PA New York Heaters Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 26.94 RAY FEICK 42.66 N FRED LESNER Gilbertsville, PA Hi Point Pacers Richnond, VA Richaond 26.02 40,92 N HAROLD NIEBEL MEN'S OS SHOT PUT (35-39) Kensington, MD Potottsc Val. Sr's 25.24

JACK CASHION Plttstown, NJ Shore FRANK PEZZONICO 12.46 MBN'S 2B JAVBLIN (SS-S9) N. Arlington, NJ Unattached 12.19 TOM CLIFFORD Nt. Laurel, NJ MEN'S DISCUS 4A (70-74) Phila. Masters 12.01 HERBERT CANTOR Oceanside, NT Now York Nnetera JOHN ANDERSON Philadelphia, PA Phila. Matters JAMBS MURRAY 39.96 H 11.15 Morrisville, PA Unetteched 36.24 M NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION FRANK De GESU DISTNAO Ponpton Leket, NJ Unattached HAI6 JAMGOCHIAN 34.14 H MEN'S lA SHOT PUT (40-45) LEON JOSLIN Seattle, VA Richnond, VA Unattached 32.42 N CLAUDE HILLS Flourtown, PA Seattle Masters 31.34 Phils. Masters 30.54 CARL WALLIN CHRISTOPHER TOMIIM Richnond, VA Lebanon, NH Pacific Coast 16.45 Richnond 28.84 LARRY PRATT JEREMIAH GAINES Chesapeake, VA Wllniagton, DE Phila. Mastara 13.58 Unsttsched *27.02 STEVE HANEROFF Plkesvllle, HD Potomac Val. Stridars 12.69 KIKE HARRINGTON McLean, VA Potonac Val. Stirdars IRIAN McXENNA 12.16 Baldwin, NY New York Masters 11.17 ION'S DISCUS 5A (80-84) »«N'S SHOT TUT II (45-49) ARLING PITCHER Greenweed, IN Hosier *10.64 MWBER Of COMPETITORS BY DIVISION AND SEX: NAME HoicTom ci.m affiliatiot M30 81 HAS 74 N60 21 M75 DISTANa 4 H30 17 WAS B U60 2 STEWART THOMSON N35 66 N50 68 N65 17 HBO Los Olives, CA S. Cal. Striders WCSaN'S DISCUS OA (30-34) 1 1135 12 V50 10 H65 2 LARRY SPEER Barbefton, OH 12.65 HAD 93 NS5 35 M70 13 JAMES ROTHROCK Over The Hill H40 12 US5 3 K70 2 C ncord, HA 12.33 NANB HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TOM JACKSON Englishtewn, NJ Unattached U.23 DISTANCE Min: -473 {67.AS) in 68 (12.6*) Totil: 541 marry holm Shore 9.81 Hanover, PA HANa GILSBRT Bedford llts, OH Over The Hill JOHN DUNDCN Phila. Masters 9.46 25.74 Collegeviiie, fA NABSHA JONBS Phlledelphia, PA Phila. Hawks Valley Striders 9.12 21.70 September 1982 National Masters News page 39

M40 Gayne Stone 36:38 PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK FIFTH OF JULY lOK PEPSI CNALlBtGE lOK BELLIN, WISCONSIN lOK SAMOA. CALIF. JUNE 20. NORTH CANTON, OHIO Evan Jones 36:57 Lim. OHIO LONG JUNE 13, 1982 JULY 5, 1982 Jerry Miller 38:54 Open Len Hill 30:49 W40 Karen Greenwaldt 47:17 .WLY 30, 1982 Open Jeff Gentz 31:51 Open Tony Sandoval 29:34 Helen Kolden 63:28 Open John GlidaieTl 29:18 M40 William Dani 37:12 M35 Ron Legg 37:02 Forrest Williams 38:09 183 finishers of 184. DISTANCE M35 Phil Mahoney 33:44 M40 Randall Mount 36:44 H4P TMrler Bolton 34:18 Gerald Hoopes 38:27 David Bange 34:32 M45 Tom Meredith 38:59 17TH ANNUAL PANTHER PANT Don Goalie 35:23 Charles Pankratz 34:43 W40 Gayle Derstetter 44:24 M52 Jerry Beaber 43:28 CHARLESTON, ILLINOIS Janes Glidewell 35:32 W40 Sonny DeMeta 44:22 JULY 24, 1982. RESULTS M40 William Beach 33:28 Dorothy Story 49:03 I44C Jackie Honeycutt 46:54 W50 Lavonne Coffman 54:14 MILES. HILLY COURSE. Ron Goudreau 34:33 Nancy Ann Gardner 50:47 Jackie NMbers 47:07 Tim Lang 35:49 Open Tim Wameke 1:01:59 Aja ttfteseli 49:08 5K & lOK RUNS PEPSI CHALLENGE piMM send mastore rac* M35 Joe 0'Shea 1:16:43 M45 Jim DeMet 38:23 IDYLLWILD, CALIF. JUNE 26. MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA laauits to- AMUtonat Maaiars M45 Paul Quinlan 1:21:59 Ron Barr 39:50 JULY 8, 1982 M50 Tom Griffith 1:28:19 WawaMfar. P.O. Pox 2372, Van George Tinti 41:27 M30 Jim Barnes 19:33 Open Mark Neal 32 19 M40 Gary Randall 1:29:15 Nuya, CA 91404. Plaaaaihcli,-da M50 A1 Treichel 36:03 M40 Bob McGeough 18:57 M55 W R Schwandt 1:31:51 CwWfnk.HYC M40 Ludwig Gutman 40 34 -data, diatanoe and city. Bob Jones 39:01 H50 Herb Hoggard 23:11 Sfmmanisrae David Poling 41 43 DESERET NEWS MARATHON Dick Scherer 41:22 M60 Bill Cornett 24:10 Larry Woodfork 42 27 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Mk: Aug. 7. OK.9:40Ml W30 Dorothy Bushakra 25-,39 9MMr4MB ST. 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