^HIGHLIGHTS^ THEAIHLETXS • Results of T&F Meets: • Results of Distance Runs: • Entry forms for T&F meets: — National Indoor — National lOK — Nationals — Grandfather Games — Tamanaha 15K — Western Regionals — Tampa Bay — Boston & Cherry Blossom — Northwest Regionals — Australian Nationals — 38 other races — Midwest Regionals — Mt. Sac. • 1981 15K Rankings — MSA Relays — Sacramento & Visalia • National Meeting — Metropolitan — Penn & Drake Relays • New List of World and U.S. T&F •T&F Rules and Meet Guidelines — MSA Indoor — Women's 5-Year Age Marks ^ National Masters News Tf Theonlynationaipublicationdevoted exclusively to track &field and longdistance running for menand womenover age 30

46th Issue June 1982 $1.25 Six Win Trips to Sports Festival 238 Compete In Final Lorenz, Dalrymple Grandfather Games Win National 10-K byALSHEAHEN VAN NUYS. Calif. May 8 — Two from BOB FINE hundred thirty eight men and women BROOKLYN, April 25 — Herb Lorenz, 43, and Cindy Dalrymple, 40, athletes over age 30 said farewell today JP to the 12th and final Grandfather raced to victories today in the Athletics games. Congress National Masters Meet director George Ker, who 10-kilometer road racing champion created and began directing the meet in ships in Prospect Park. jtrjTST? 1970, decided last month to hang it up Over 150 masters (men over age 40 after thi.s one, due to increased costs of and women over age 35) competed in the Los Angeles Valley College facili 5-year age divisions in the annual ty, and the continued pressures of stag event, held in hot, 80° weather. ing the annual popular event. Lorenz took the race out in a 4:40 •first , and no one could challenge The Ciames went out in style with him. By the halfway point it was all two world and ()ne American age- over. Lorenz led runner-up Kirk Ran group records set in cool, smog-firee, dall, 40, to the tape by 39 seconds in overcast weather. In addition, 21 new Continued on page 19 meet records were established. Ker was thanked and applauded bv the athletes and spectators. He paid National Indoor T&F Don Cheek, 51 San Luis Obispo, Gal. won 200 (23.78) and 400 (56.88) in Los Angeles Grand tribute to the many volunteers — in Meet Draws Hundreds father Games 8. (photo by Jerome McFadden) cluding 76 at today's meet — who had CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 27-28. helped him put on the games over the Entrants came from throughout the Tymn 1st Master in Comeback years. United States, including a sizeable con Dalrymple Sets 15-K Mark in Hawaii "1 think it was a good, solid meet to tingent from California, for the Penn end it all with," he said after it was Mutual/TAC National Indoor Masters from VALDEMAR SCHULTZ The effort earned the former over. Continued on page "20 Track & Field Championships this HONOLULU, April 11 — Cindy Hawaiian ^ now living in New York weekend at Massachusetts Institute of Dalrymple, who turned 40 on March 5, — a free trip to the Grand Prix finals didn't waste any time in establishing August 15 in Philadelphia at the Na Technology. £• Competition was held in 5-year age herself as the nation's premier female tional Masters Sports Festival. ^ -0 O f oS groups for men and women age 30 and master (over age 40) runner. The race was held under some of the M OD S In the 5th annual Norman K. best weather conditions ever on the " O 0} over. OX > M O Tamanaha 15K Run, which was also Islands, with about 2000 open and w - Top individual winner was the in to defatigable Herb Anderson, 75, of the first in the 9-race Nike Masters masters entrants. It was slightly over ^ rv) O Bellevue, Colorado, who entered and Grand Prix Series, Dalrymple raced 70°F with not much wind. The course won 10 events as the only competitor in to a sparkling 55:25 to smash Miki was an out-and-back around Diamond his age 75-79 division. As always, Gorman's 3-year old American Head, beginning and ending at Anderson's efforts were world class in women's masters 15Kmark of 57:15 by Kapiolani Park. virtually every event. nearly two minutes. National Masters News columnist Phillipa Raschker, 35, of Atlanta Mike Tymn, 45, made an astonishing was runner-up for gold medal honors, LATEFLASH comeback after a year's battle with capturing all 7 of her events (60 yard The Southern California Striders weight, injuries and surgery. He dash, hurdles, , , broke the U.S. age 40-49 distance finished 4th overall and 1st master in , and ) in medley relay record May 15 in the 49:43, followed closely by Dr. Jim the women's 35-39 bracket.. Striders Relays in Northridge, Calif, Gallup (50:04) and Jeremy Clark Checking in with 5 triumphs was with a time of 11:03.7. The old mark (50:43). Tymn, whose "Gun Lap" Christel Miller of Glendale, Calif, in was pending 11.13.8, set by the New column appears monthly on page 6, the women's 45-49 division; and Phil York Pioneer Club in 1981. The Strider ran over a minute faster than he did in Mulkey of Atlanta in the men's 50-54 quartet was composed of Bill Knocke winning overall in 1978. "Jim (Gallup) category. (51.6), Ralph Lee (1:59.6), Mel Elliot keeps getting closer and closer to me, Continued on page 19 (3:29.7) and George Cohen (4:42.8). »- Continued on page 20 page 2 National Masters News June 1982

ly subscriptions of your newsletter to DenverDays Write On! my Florida address, so 1 can pass the Masters Sports Festival issues along to Florida racedirectors Deaver High School Track and others. Denver, Iowa Address letters to: Otto Essig National Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2!il2, Van Nuys, CA 91404 Daytana Beach, Florida Saturday, June 26,1982 many complaints concerning the'recent 10,000 Meter Run NATIONAL INDOOR MKKT & Masters Track Meet Realizing that you will be receiving TAG Nationals held in Boston, 1 felt there is one very important point which 10-VEAR BRACKETS Sanctioned By: tho.se of us who competed must Just a short note to express my The Athletics Congress (TAC) National Masters remember. Although the meet had disappointment in the number of more than it's share of problems, Masters meets that use the ten-year for — TAG registration and insarance available on the day of the meet Officers without John Pistone and his crew of mat for individual events. It .seems to supporting help, there would have been me that the five year differential is TRACK FACILITIES — Denver High School ATHLETICS CONGRESS Cinder track, asphalt runways, no meet. Therefore, no complaints. I more meaningful and certainly en concrete pads courages new competitors as entrants TRACK & FIELD, CHAIRMAN: want to thank John for the opportuni BEVERAGES AND SANDWICHES PROVIDED into the Masters program. In most FOR COfylPETITORS INCLUDED Jim Weed ty to have run in a 1982 Nationals and IN REGISTRATION FEE. ll672E.2ndAve. feel we should all remember that as we cases it appears that there is a substan SEPARATE MEN'S &W OMEN'S EVENTS Aurora, CO 80010 look back on the meet. tial difference in physical capability SCHEDULE (303)341-2980 Barry Kline, between the lower level of the ten-year LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: Washington, PA. bracket and the upper level of the ten- 7:00 — Registration Opens Bob Boal year bracket which certainly puts the FLORIDA LDR 9:00 — lOK Race Begins 121 W. Sycamore Ave. I've just moved to Florida and I have older individuals at the disadvantage. Wake Forest, NC 27587 11:00 — lOK Awards found that the Masters Scene is in a 1 think the Masters provides ex TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: cellent competition and most impor 11:30 — Clinic, Toomey In persoir PeteMundle deplorable state, at least for the older tantly allows us to have a great deal of 4017 Via Marina (^C-OOI runner. RoadraceS which draw 2000 or 12:30 — Field Events Start Venice, CA 90291 more entries have an upper division of fun and renew old acquaintances. But I

•4- (213)823-8804 60 plus only! We need a 70 plus divi would hope that the powers to be, both 1:00 — Track Rnnning LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: nationally and locally, would consider sion in this state. I myself am 76 years 4:30 — Awards Bob Martin old, 1 enjoy competition, but what establishing the five-year format for National Running Data Center the individual events. AWARDS P.O. Box 42888 - chance do I have against a sixty year Congratulations on a fine newspaper lOK Tucson, AZ 85733 old? Trophies In all age brackets wHb (602)323-2223 Some pioneer work seems to be in product as 1 know that we all look for 2 overall awards INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: order. To start with send me four vear- ward to seeing this paper on a monthly TRACK EVENTS Haig Bohigian basis. Medals lor Ist, 2nd, 3rd In each age 225 Hunter Ave. bracket with trophies lor the relay NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS North Tarrytown, NY 10591 J. K. Stanners teams (914)631-1547 Bakersfield, Calif. Days events followed by chicken barbecue INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR 46tti Issue and carnival festivities Ron Salvio JUNE 1982 Squan Rd. (5-year groups are fine if there are Sponsored By: Millstone Township, NJ 08520 Editor enough competitors. But it's not much Penn Mutual Life (201)266-8202 A1Sheahen fun to compete against only yourselfor Insurance Campany WORLD ASSOCIATION OF one or two others - Ed.) Production VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) American Publishing Co. PRESIDENT: Don Farquharson CONTRIBUTORS CHARIOTS OF FIRE Oca MoIdm 269 Ridgewood Road Alistair Aitken, Ruth Anderson, 1 think you should kriQw that some West Hill, Ontario Leo Benning, Haig Bohigian, Rodney Canada MIC 2X3 Chamock, Alvin Clark, Phil Conley, idiot is going around "j^ning your NORTH AMERICAN REP: Bob Fine. Nolan Fowler, Bill Gentry, name to editorials that are picky, Bob Fine Jim Gerard, SpotswoodHalf Hal Higdoa picky, picky concerning a, magnificent REGISTRATION 77 Prospect Place DaveJacksoa Mike Jacksoa Bob Martin, movie, certainly the finest ever made AGE GROUPS; 5*year age groups 25 yaars to'60 Wendell Miller, Wilf Morgan, Brooklyn, NY 11217 on the subject of running. If you are Woman's: Sama (213)789-6622 , Fete Mundle,Mike Tyma Jack Penningtoa successful in apprehending the im- ENTRY FEE: $5.00 rsgistrallon (T-shirt Includad] TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: Phil Partridge, Barbara Pike, Jim Scanell, $2.00 par each evant enterad Ian Hume Felicity Schimper, Val Schultz, poster who is making you look like a EVENTS: [6oth men/woman] (Check events for entry] R.R. <<1 Tom Sheahea Bruce Springbett,BillStock, total schmuck, I will be glad to testify Melbourne, Quebec Tom Sturak. Danny ThieL StanThompsoa on your behalf that nobody in their 10K Ra 110 High Hurdle (36") Canada Dave Thoresoa Jim Weed. (men) right mind would have: Field Events 100 (30"] 819-826-5418 PHOTOS a) attacked so minor a point in the High Jump (woman] VICE PRESIDENT Long Jump John Allea Tim Bradley. Hans Bruhner, Triple Jump ( and Walking) movie; or Ciub or Team Events Jerome McFadea Mike Tyma Bob Pates. Shot 440 Relay (Free Entry} Jacques Serruys Richard Lee Slotkin. b) expected a jock from the Discus 1 Mite Relay (Free Entry] "Fit Veteran" Javalln DISTRIBUTORS highlands to know a year ahead of time P.O. Box 7 when the qualifiers were. Remember Running Events TOTAL ENTRIES . 8000 Brugge I-Belgium Walter Childs, Ed Singletoa 100 Yd. Dash _ Louis Johnsoa Michael Mittlemana 220 Yd. Dash _ XS2s . WOMEN'S DELEGATE: " that Eric practically lived in Brigadoon Laurel James, Mike Valie. John Grant 440 Yd. Dash _ Irene Obera — he had no phone in 1924! 880 Yd Dash . REGISTRATION FEE Greg Nelsoa Barbara Pike, 1 Mite Run __ 203 Paseo Bernal The fact is. Chariots of Fire ranks Ruth Anderson YOUR TOTAL FEE Moraga CA 94556 with The Black Stallion as one of the (415)376-8967 The National Masters News is an few movies with an intelligent plot that official publication of the Athletics PENN MUTUAL Name:. Congress Masters Track & Field and a guy can take his kids to these days. In NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: Long Distance Running Committees. a time when many Masters'-age-level Address:. . City:. Randi Shpiro The editorial policy is not necessarily parents worry about poor communica State; .Zip Code:. National Masters Sports Festival that of the Athletics Conares.s. tions with their kids. Chariots conveys Phone: i - Age: Blrthdala:. c/o The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. TheNA TIONAL MASTERSNEWSh published better than any words just how much 530 Walnut Street mgnthly for SI2 per year from 6200 Hazeltine Sex: Male Female. TAC No., Philadelphia, PA 19172 Ave.. Van Nuys. CA 91401. running can mean to a person. 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June 19-20. Penn Mutual/TAC Western June 19-20. Canadian Masters Regional Masters Track & Field Cham Championships and Standard Pentathlon, pionships, Southwestern College, Chula Vis Sherbrook, Quebec. Ian Hume, Listed page ta, Calif. Joe Horn, 1147 Agate St., San 2. Diego, CA 92109. (714) 488-8885. July 3-4. BC Jr. & Masters T&F Chanv- schedule 'June 21-Aug. 6. All-comers T&F meets, pionships, Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver Olym Los Angeles area. Mon: Gardena HS; Tues: pic Club. Venice HS; Wed: Birmingham HS; Thurs: July 18. Ontario Masters Pentathlon Cham events feature competition for men and women over age 30 Bell HS. 7 pm. Masters competition each pionship, Metro Toronto Track Centre unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age Wed. at Birmingham. Toronto. Gord Garshowitz, 3300 Don Milk groups with the exception of national masters championships, which may be July 10. TAC So. Pacific Masters T&F Rd. #908, Willowdale, Ontario M2J 4X7. limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional Championships, Cal-State LA, Los Angeles. July 18. Ontario Masters 10,000 Meter championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to Gary Miller, 12137 Magnolia Blvd, North Track Championship. Metro Toronto Track , HoUywoodCA (213) 843-2139. Centre, Toronto. Art Rappich, 86 Glouces sthc event. Please send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, July 11. Harold Chapson's 80th Birthday ter St. #1105, Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2S2. Van Nuvs CA 91404. T&F Meet, Kaiser High School, Honolulu, August 14-15. North American & Canadian 7:30 am. Race-day sign up. Masters T&F Championships, Ottawa.. July 17. Lake Erie TAC Open and Masters July 24-25.13th Senior Olympics, Cal State Danny Daniels, 1145 Ambleside Dr., Ottawa, T&F Championships. Cleveland Hts High Los Angeles. Sr. Olympics, 5726 Wilshire Ontario K2B 8E2. (613) 820-2131. School, Cleveland. Jeff Gerson, 6509 Mar- Blvd., Los Angeles CA 9(K)36. sol Rd. No. 308, Mayfield Hts. OH 44124. August 29. Western Regional Masters T&F July 24. West Valley Masters T&F Meet, Meet, Cambridge, Ontario. Bruce Burton, (216) 449-4964. Los Gatos, Calif. Bruce Springbett, PO Box July 31. Penn Mutual/TAC Midwest 1562 Old Lakeshore Road, Oakville, Ontario 1328, Los Gatos CA 95030. (408) 354- Regional Masters T&F Championship, L6L 1C8. York High, Elmhurst, 111. 7 a.m. Race day 7333. July 31. 10th Annual CDM "Don Palmer sign-up only. Wendell Miller, 180 N. INTERNATIONAL LaSalle, Chicago IL 60601. (312) 236-1315. Memorial" Relays, Los Angeles, Dave August 12-15. National Masters Sports Jackson, 19103 S. Andmark Ave., Carson July 14-18. 3rd European Veterans T&F Festival, Philadelphia. 3000 athletes over MID-AMERICA CA 90746. (213) 638-7125. Championships, Strasbourg, France. Late age 25 compete in 11 sports. Randi Shapiro, June 6. Family Sports Festival Track Meet. August 28-29. 1st World VeteransDecath entries accepted for walks and . National Masters Sports Festival, 34th & Independence, Kansas. Open to all. Thorn lon Championships. San Diego, Calif. Ed Bob Fine, WAVA North American rep, 77 Civic Center Blvd., Phildelphia, PA 19104. ton Shelton, 810 E. Maple St., In Oleata, PO Box 2822, La Jolla, CA 92038. Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. (212) (215) 387-0262. dependence KS 67301. (316) 331-5352. October 2. 9th Annual Santa Barbara Mas 787-6622. June 26. Masters T&F Meet (age 25 up) and ters T&F Meet, Goleta, Calif. Club West., September 3-5. 2nd Annual Pan American TRACK & FIELD lOK Run, featuring Bill Toomey. Denver, PO Box K, Goleta CA 93107. (805) 687- Masters T&F Championships, Bar- Iowa. Steve Moulder (319) 984-6042. 6323. 1982 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS quisimeto, Venezuela (220 westofCar- June 26-27. Salina Open & Masters CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS NORTHWEST acas). Rogelio Lopez, Presidente, Organiza- Decathlon. Salina, Kansas. June 19. Senior Sports Festival Masters CHAMPIONSHIPS June 5,19, July 16,24. T&F Meets, Aurora cion Masters D.F., Apartado Correos Track & Field Meet (40-f), Husky Stadium, 30484, Catia, Caracas, Venezuela, S.A. (Age 30 and over) Centra] HS, Aurora, Colorado. Steve Kaeupei Seattle. BrendaWeatherford, 425 S.W. 144th, (303) 388-8180. September 24-26. 2nd Annual San Juan August6-8.15thAnnual Penn Mutual/TAC Seattle WA 98166. June 26-27. Decathlon. Aurora Central HS Masters International T&F Meet, San Juan National Masters Track & Field Cham June 26-27. Hayward Field Masters Classic, Aurora, Colorado. Jim Weed (303) 341 Puerto Rico. Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia. PO pionships, Wichita, Kansas. Bob Lida, 221 Eugene, Oregon. Bill McChesney, OTC 2980. Box 11074, Caparra Heights Station, San N. Main St., Wichita KS 67202. (316) 263- Masters, 4965 W. Hillside Dr., Eugene Aug. 20-21. 4th Montana Masters T&F Juan PR 00922. (809) 765-5702. 1029. Entry form in June and July issue. Championships, Bozeman, MT. Mike Car- OR 97405. July 30-31. Penn Mutual/TAC Northwest EAST ignan, Box 1766, Bozeman MT 59715. October 1-10. 1st U.S./ China Masters Regional Masters T&F Championships, Each Wednesday. Development meets, September 5. Rocky Mountain Games, Track and Field Championships. Nanjing Gresham, Oregon. Jim Puckeft, c/o Mt. John F. Keimedy High School, Bronx, N.Y. Aurora, Colo. Jim Weed, 11672 E. 2nd Ave. Hangzhou, Hong Kong Sports Travel Inter Hood College Athletic Dept., 26000 SE Masters events at 6 p.in. Aurora CO 80010. national, PO Box 7823, San Diego, CA Stark Ave., Gresham OR 97030. (503) 92107.(714) 225-9555, June 6. Dutch Masters T&F Meet, Reading, SOUTHWEST 667-7354. Entry form in June and July Pa. June 12.TAC/Penn Mutual SouthwestReg issue. December 11. Puerto Rico Masters T&F June 13. 11th Annual Metropolitan TAC ional Masters T&F Championships, Rice Championships, San Juan, Gilberto Gonzalez- Masters T&F Championship, Ink's Point Univ., Houston. Jim McLatchie, PO Box CANADA Julia, above. Merchant Marine Academy, Great Neck, 740728 , Houston TX 77274. (713) 774- June 12-13, Ontario Masters Track & Field September 23-30, 1983. 5th World Veter Long Island, NY., 10 a.m. Beverly Cohen, 7561; 2629. Entry form in May issue. Championships, Centennial Stadium, Kitch ans Games, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 55 Theodore Roosevelt Dr., Blauvelt NY June 19. Hill Country Classic Masters ener, Ontario. Don MacFarlane, 814 Birch- 10913. Entry form in this issue. Track Meet, Mason, Texas. Hill Country wood Ave., Cambridge, Ontario N3H 2V5. Continued on page 4 June 26. 14th Annual Eastern Regional Classic, Mason High, Rucker Rt., Box 39C, Masters Track & Field Championships, Mason TX 76856. 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August 1. Essex County SummerTrack Fes July 24. 13th Deseret News Marathon, Salt tival VI. lOK, 3K X-C Masters 100, 880, Lake City. Keith West. PO Box 1257, Salt On Tap For Jnne mile. Maplewood, NJ SASE to Pete Cole, Lake City UT 84110. (801) 237-2135. TRACK & FIELD 30B Nob Hill, Roseland NJ 07068. September 5. TAC National Masters 5K Sept 19.TAC National Masters 30K, Albany, • Road Championships, Denver. Joe Arrizola, No less than 15 'major mattiers NY. George Regan, PO Box 894, Troy NY 12236 E. Kentucky Ave., Aurora CO 80012. meets are slated for June is North u»-*l 12184. (303) 343-8504. America as the popuiariiy of Oct. 3 TAC National Masters 15K Road masters athletics continues to grow. rit-j Championships, Washington. Larry Noel, 105 Northway Dr., Greenbelt MD 20770. WEST Five meets are on lap for Satur (301)474-9362. June 6. Avon Women's International Mara day, the 12th; ' the Southeast; October 24. New York Marathon. Box 881, thon, San Francisco. Len Wallach. 1060 Regional in Atlanta; the Southwe.st NYC 10022. Continentals Way #104, Belmont CA Regional in Hou.ston; the Pacific 94022.(415) 593-2788. SOUTHEAST District in Los Gatos, Calif,; the In June 19. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series dianapolis Masters meet; and the July 4. Peachtree lOK, Atlanta. Royce and Run for the Kids lOK, San Francisco. Hodge, 3224 Peachtree St. N.E. AtlantaGA St. Jude Children's Hospital, 205 E. 3rd St. Ontario Championships, On the LONG DISTANCE 30305. Limited to 25,000. Ste. 315, San Mateo CA 94401. 13th are the Metropolitan Cham Sept. 25. Virginia 10-Miler, Lynchburg, Va. pionships on Long Lsland, July 3. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series, RUNNING 3020 Cranehill Dr., Lynchburg VA 24503. Six events are set for the 19th; the (804) 384-6816. Semana Nautica 15K, Santa Barbara.Calif. POSTAL Semana Nautica PO Box 6616, Santa Bar Canadian Masters Decathlon in Thru August 31. TAC National Postal One-. bara CA 93111. Quebec, the Senior Sport.s Festival MIDWEST Hour Run. Open and Masters Cham / July II. San Francisco Marathon. June 5. 20th Annual Jackrabbit 15, Brook- in Seattle; the Western Regionais in pionships. A1 Huff, 18127 1st Ave., N.W. ings, S.D. SDSU Track Office, Brookings July 28. 10th annual David Pain Biathlon, San Diego, the Wisconsin United Seattle WA 98177. (206) 542-2930. SD 57007. (605) 688-5526. South Mission Bay, Calif. 6 p.m. David meet in Madison, .tbe Cleveland NEWENGLAND June 13. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series; Pain (714) 222-0503. Track Qassic, and the Hill Country June 13. TAC National Women's Open 25 K August 8.5th Annual North Orange County News-Dispatch 15K, Michigan City, Indiana. meet in Mason, Texas. Road Race, Sudbury, Mass. Cindy Hastings, Dunes Running Club, PO Box 42, Michigan lOK "YMCA Run. Fullerton, Calif. Patsy 90 Hampshire St. Cambridge MA 02139. City IN 46360. Wendler, North Orange County YMCA, The Hayward Field Cla.ssic takes (617) 864-9479. June 19. Grandma's Marathon, Duluth. 2000 Youth Way, Fullerton, CA 92635 place in Eugene, Oregon, on the June 27. Masters lOK, Providence RI. G. P.O. Box 6234, Duluth MN 55806 (218). (714) 879-9622. 26th, as does a Denver, Iowa meet Silva, 82 Fowler St., No. Kingstown RI 727-0947. Nov. 28. Penn Mutual/TAC National and the Eastern Regionais in 02852. Aug. l4. Chicago Corporate Classic 5K & Masters 15K Cross-country Champion Rochester, NY. It's the most active August 14. Falmouth 7.1 mile. Woods Hole, lOK. Stephanie Messick, 1423 W. Fullerton ships, Balboa Park, San Diego, Calif. Ken month in masters track & field Mass. Falmouth Recreation Dept., Main St. Ave, Chicago IL 60614. (312) 348-1724. Bernard, PO Box 80512, San Diego CA Falmouth MA 02540. (617) 540-4417. Aug. 28. Bobby Crim 10-mile, Flint, 92138. history. September 19. Maple Leaf . Michigan. 126 Rowe Hall, Central Michigan LONG DISTANCE RUNNiNG Manchester, Vermont. Way's Lane, Man U., Mount Pleasant MI 48859. (517) 774- NORTHWEST LDR takes a back seat to T&F as chester Center VT 05255. (802) 362-3401. 3102. summer approaches, but there are Aug. 29. Midwest Masters 25K Open June 6. TAC National Masters Marathon several major road races,-.never EAST Road Championships Lake Bluff Jr. High, Championship, Forest Grove, Oregon. For June 5. TAC 100 Mile Open National Cham Rt. 176 & Sheridan Road, Lake Bluff, 111. 7 estGrove KiwanisClub, POBox 223, Forest theless. pionships, Queens, NY. George Villasi, PO a.m. Sign up race day. Wendell Miller, 180 Grove Or 97116. The TAC National Masters Box 881, FDR Station, NYC 10150. N. LaSalle St., Chicago IL 60601. (312) June 27. Cascade Run Off 15K. ARRA Marathon w'lU be heVd in Forest' June 6. Manufacturers Hanover 5-Borough 236-1315. Championship Series (prize money), Port Championship. Queens. Box 881, FDR Sta land. Don Kardong (509) 838-8784. Grove, Oregon on the 6th. The Sept. 11. 2nd Annual Chicago Corporate tion, NYC 10022. August 21. 2nd Annual Earthquake Ultra Midwest Regional Nike Masters Classic. Distance races and relays for deter June 12. LongDay's Journey Into Night 24- Marathon. Anchorage, Alaska. Tim Mid- Grand Prix, piggybacks on the mining the corporate team of the year. hr relay, Delhi, NY. 36'/i Main St., Delhi dleton. 3445 Seppala Dr., Anchorage AK Stephanie Messick, Chicago Corporate News-Dispatch 15K in Michigan Ci NY 13753. 99503. Classic, 1423 W. Fullerton, Chicago IL ty, Indiana on the 13th. June 12. Finleyville, Pa. lOK. Bob Van- September 12. NIKE Marathon, Eugene, 60614. (312) 348-1724. Grandma's Marathon, is an an vorhis (412) 348-7470. Oregon. ARRA Championship Series (prize July 3. Pepsi lOK National Championships, money). POBox 10412, Eugene OR97440. nual staple in Duluth on the I9th. MID-AMERICA New York City. Box 881, NYC 10022. (503) 687-2477. The Western Regional Nike Masters June 27. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series July 7. Manufacturers Hanover Corporate Grand Prix is part of the Run for and Mid-America Masters lOK, Kansas Ci CANADA Challenge #1, Central Park, 7 p.m. (Wed.) the Kids lOK in San Francisco the July 18. NY Masters lOK Racewalk Han ty. June 27. Annual Masters-only I2K, Van same day. dicap, Prospect Park, 10 a.m. July 4. Veiled Prohet Fair lOK and 3K couver, B.C. Les McDonald (604) 987-0092. July 28. Manufacturers Hanover #3, Cen Runs, St. Louis. PO Box 2956, St. Louis September 25. Canadian Masters Women's The annual Cascade Run Off 15K tral Park, 7 p.m. MO 63130. Tom Eckelnian (314) 721-5312. 5K Road Race, Sunnybrook Park, Toronto. is set for Portland, Oregon on the Christine Walker, 34RoddaBlvd. WestHill, 27th, as is the Mid-America Masters Ontario MIE 2Z6, Canada. November 7. Ontario Masters Cross lOK — tdsc the 7th in the Nike country Championships (lOK), Toronto. Grand Prix series — in Kansas City. i Bob Moore, 519 Sutherland Drive, Toronto The 9th International Veterans 25K i ATHLETES WHO ENTER Ont. M4G 1K9. will take place in Brugge, Belgium INTERNATIONAL on the 27th, bringing together some A NEW DIVISION June 26. 2nd Aruba Concorde International of the finest veteran runners in the Marathon. Sam Ketchman, (813) 921-4966. world. THIS MONTH JUNE 1982 June 27. 9th International Veterans 25K,

ATHI FTP IRF SInFMCF1 BlKTHnATF Af.F r.RntiP Brugge, Belgium. Men 40+. Women 35+. LUISE HAUSHQFER(HC) 6-17-27 55-59 Fit Veteraan, Postbus 7, 8000 Bmgge 1 SUSAN BUCHANAN(PH0ENIXVILLE,PA) 6-13-37 45-49 Belgium. VAI FRIF 1 lirASIIlSI 6- 1-47 BO ♦ New List of ISABEL MCCDNNELLtWHARTON.NJ) 6-19-32 50-54 September 14-15.15th World Veterans Dis CONNIE RODEHALDtVENTURA.CA) 6-23-

. WESTERN REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIP

.# Sponsored by San Diego Athletic Associatictn • Sanctioned by TAC JUNE 19 & 20,1982 Southwestern College ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 900 Otay Lakes Road • Chula Vista, CA 15 mi. south of San Diego on 1-805

ENTRY FEE; $4.00 per event $10 reloys & pentathlon PRE-REGISTRATION: All events except relay, deadline June 14. Late entries $10 at Meet Director's discretion

FACILITIES: Artificial Track — Va" Spikes — Showers — Concrete Rings — Gross Javelin Runways ORDER OF COMPETITION: Women first — oldest to youngest In 5-year age groups starting at 30 years. Races may be combined at meet director's discretion.

HEATS: Heats will be run first if needed. Finals at end of competition. AWARDS: TAC Championship Medals for First Three Places. Commemorative T-shirt for sale at meet site.

NOTE: Random drawings throughout meet by entry number for $1,000 worth of donated merchandise. : SCHEDULE SUNDAY SATURDAY 8:00 5000 METERS 9:00 PENTATHLON 3:00 LONG JUMP 9:00 200M PRELIMS 11:00 HAMMER 3:20 800M FINALS 9:00 DISCUS 12:00 3:50 lOOM PRELIMS 12:00 POLE VAULT 30-44 4:20 HIGH HURDLES 9:00 HIGH JUMP 12:30 5000 WALK 5:00 400M FINALS 9:00 200M PRELIMS 400 IH 12:45 10,000 METERS , 5:30 lOOM FINALS 9:20 9:50 200 FINALS 2:30 POLE VAULT 45-t- 10:00 JAVELIN 2:45 400M PRELIMS 10:30 1500M FINALS 3:00 400 RELAY 11:00 TRIPLE JUMP 3:00 SHOT PUT ii.oo MILE RELAY

WESTERN REGIONAL MASTERS Joe Horn, Entry Coordinator 1147 Agate San Diego, CA 92109 (714) 488-8885

NAME ADDRESS. (LAST) (FIRST) (NUMBER & STREETI

PHONE CITY STATE ZIP. DATE OF BIRTH CIRCLE ONE: AAALE FEMALE AGE ON JUNE 19, 1982.

EVENTS ENTERED; TAC# 1982 PERFORAAANCE NO REFUNDS FOR DEFAULT CLUB AFFILIATION _

AMOUNT ENCLOSED (Make checks payable to San Diego Athletic Association)

WAIVER In consideration of your accepting my entry, I, intending to be legally bound, do hereby for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, woive and release forever, any and oil rights, claims or damages I may accrue against Son Diego Athletic Association, TAC, Southwestern Colleoe, and oil sponsors of this meet, their successors, representatives and ass'igns, for any and all inquiries suffered by me while traveling to and fromand while competing in the WesternRegional Masters Track and Field Championships at Southwestern College on June 19-20, 1982.

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the roads is at an end (he finished 2nd to Herb Lorcti/ in the National Masters lOK in Brooklyn _April 25). Randall has set his sights on remaining eompctilivc on the track, roads and cross-country with the best masters in the country. "Records, especially on the roads, tnean .so little bccau.se of course ir regularities," he added. "But 1 wotild like to get my 1,500 time on the track down near or under 4 minutes and my by MIKE TYMN mile down near 4:20. "If 1 weren't racing, 1 probably Kirk Randall — Jock Of All Sports would run very little, if at all," he went Basketball was his prirjnary sport in "1 was fortunate to be involved with on. "And then only for the purpose of high school, but he also did a little an outstanding group of athletes in my staying in shape for squash competi competitive swimming and found time class and a coach who made the runn tion. 1am a very competitive individual to play golf. In college, soccer was his ing experience pleasurable." he told and I'm grateful for the incentive of sport. Today, he makes a living by me. "But 1 was not outstanding and 1 masters competition to keep the juices teaching people the games of squash had no real desire to go on after col flowing. But 1 don't see myself racing and tennis, but he says that his real lege. so 1 gave it up." for too many more years, although my love is Alpine skiing. Randall began running again in 1975 thinking might change." Kirk Randall can't seem to settle on after changing jobs and finding himself One thing that Randall has especially one sport. He can't even make up his with the time and environment con enjoyed since turning 40 last August is mind whether he prefers track, road ducive to some serious training. surprising other ma.sters competitors. i ' racing, or cross-country running. "1 had thought since college days "Even though 1 did reasonably well "1 guess I would describe myself as a that 1 would ;like to give the Bostgn Kirk Randall before joining the masters ranks, 1 was sports fanatic," says the 40-year-old Marathon a try," he explained. "1 felt after running the tough course in a virtual unknown on the national Wellesley, Mass, resident. , took a year to prepare for the '76 Houston. I've never had a great kick so masters scene," he said. "Perhaps Last November, Randall established Boston Marathon and 1 ran a 2:36. my ability on the track is somewhat because of this I enjoyed my win at himself as one to the top masters That hooked me on continuing my limited to setting a hard, steady pace to Houston more than 1 ordinarily might distance runners in the nation as he training." kill off those with more speed. have. Now that I've had a little success outran the likes of Herb Lorenz, Ray Since then, he has lowered his "As for road racing, 1 feel my 1 suppose my anonymity is shot, but I Hatton, Dave Hambly, Jim Ewing. marathon best to 2:24:29, that coming strength is my consistency. 1 have the have renewed confidence in my Dan Conway, and other well-known in the '79 Boston Marathon. He has confidence that i can be competitive abilities and hopes for continued suc competitors in the Penn Mutual/TAC turned in a 31:56 lOK on the track, every race as long as 1 am decently cess. National Masters 10 kilometer cross 49:40 for 15K on the road, 50:39 at 10 prepared." country championship in Houston, Tx. miles, and 1:04:44 for 20K. Randal/ left his job as squash and Actually, Randall is no newcomer to "Certainly not the marathon," he tennis coach at Dartmouth College two the running scene. He competed in the responded when asked about his years ago to become squash pro at the half and the mile while in high school favorite distance, "although it might University Club of Boston. His pur and then at Springfield College he was potentially be my best distance. 1 really suits may have been influenced by his part of a very successful distance runn can't say 1 have a favorite. 1 enjoy the father; who coached soccer and swim ing corps. He clocked 4:18 for the mile variety of track racing, road racing, ming at Colgate University for many and 9:38 for at Springfield, and cross-country. Perhaps my overall years. but he says tht he was more successful strength gives me a bit of an advantage In addition to teaching squash, Ran at cross-countrv than track. in cross-country. At least that's how 1 dall plays in numerous tournaments in r— Boston leagues. He says that squash playing does not conflict with his runn NOW AVAILABLE ing. "But the opposite is true," he Masters Age-Records 1982 remarked. "1 find that my reactions in Compiled by National TAG Masters T&F Records Chairman the squash court slow down con Pete Mundle with Lori Maynard and Alan Wood. siderably as 1 increase my mileage. Of course, 1 am in great shape and don't •Men's and Women's World and U.S. Age Bests for all get tired in a squash match, but Track & Field Events, age 35 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1982. because 1 lose quickness 1 can't reach balls that ordinarily would be easy for •U.S. Age Bests for Men & Women for all race-walking me. 1 try to cut back on the running to events, age 40 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1982. about five miles, a day during the winter months, the primary season for •Men's U.S. Masters Indoor & Outdoor Championship squash competition." Records. When he is training for a big raec, •48 pages. Thousands of entries. Lists name, age, state Randall, who packs a solid 160-165 pounds on a 6-lbot frame, follows a and date of record. hard day, easy day sehediile and logs in Send $3 plus $1 for postage and handling to: around 75 miles a week. He trains with weights three times a week. Mike Tymn. 45-year-olcl Honolulu resident, NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS "I consider interval training the approaches the finish line in the Norman K Tamanaha Memorial 15 kilometer run in P.O. Box 2372 most important part of my training Van Nuys, CA 91404 Honolulu on April 11. Tymn was the first and the reason for.iuy consistency," lie masters finisher and placed fourth overall in said, lie does intervals once a week, a field of 1.650 runners His time ol 49:43 Name. but he also does a day of fartiek and was a new state masters record lor the spends another session doing repeat distance. The race served as a regional Address. championship in the Nike Masters Grand hills. Prix series City _Sfate_ -Zip. 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O'Hare Field. We had a doozy of: gang always went for straight ammo Where are you at? ... What are you dumps. No wonder we drive their cars. On Appfooching into? ... Where are you coming 10 Miles, Hong Kong - March 27th from? confrontations right there You couldn't possibly find room in

- Every Problem where they sell those $3.00 foreign can Hong Kong for a 10 mile race, right? dy bars. Never mind, there was no tur Right! The organizers found the peren ning back now and we were off-to nial reservoir in the New Territories to With on China with one short stopover in run to and from, complete with a large Bakersfield. After a quick unscheduled field and a winner with the unlikely pick-up in Modesto, it was all the way name of Ted Turner. An American PEN MOUTH to Shanghai. Anyways, let's get back military guy with the Marine hair cut o to crime not paying and being a good made me feel like I'd never left home. sport. He kept yelling in this bullhorn at the by W. MacDONALD MILLER I believe a word would be ap finish line, "Irregardless of your propriate at this time about both my finish, will you please stay in your Flying And Fooling Around background and training in the areas perspective chutes." Being a good sport, I now know, is wrong foot before we even flew out of of sportsmanship and fair play. I was lOK, Canton, China - March 28th one big international myth. CRIME Chicago. Our oldest son Ray, age 29, brought up to believe that a man must Little guys running all over the DOES NOT PAY, the rallying cry of dropped us at the airport. As he drove play the game square, and hit the line place. I kept thinking of some line in the old F.B.I., was a similar myth. I off, I called gently to his disappearing hard. I've pretty much forgotten now, about a fire drill. More people doing don't think anyone has the nerve to use figure; "Do something different while who it was who said that or exactly those Chinese type exercises along the tht expression anymore, most everyone we're gone, creep, — get a job!" Back what it means, but believe me when I race course than were in the race. realizes that not only does crime pay — to leaving on the wrong foot. My wife tell you, after five countries and six Nobody 1 met ever heard of Gentleman it's one of the most profitable, low risk claimed she wanted to pick up a cook races, there are a lot more Hal Higdons Jim Puckett. businesses in the world. If it wasn't for book to study on the trip and sure in the world than Knute Rocknes or 5 Mile • Pattaya, Thailand - April those rotten Arab crooks, American enough, I caught her drooling through whoever that guy was, who wrote 3rd crime would be the most profitable. the new PLAYGIRL magazine. Made about not whether you won or lost but Someone named Singh wins the race. Sorry, I'm afraid my national pride is me damn mad, especially when you how you played the game. Speaking of I kept wondering if we'd be going rather sensitive these days, it's what consider I boiight a new Speedo fair play, how about that picture of across the Bridge on the River Kwai. travel does to you, when you know bathing suit for this trip around the Sturak in last month's NMN issue. Best looking women I've ever seen at a what to look for. whole damn world and here she is, get- Teeth clenched, first raised in a defiant race. Not in the race but around the Our most recent trip got off on the • ting crazy over some pictures at gesture. He probably kneed the poor race. You know what they say about woman on his right and God only Thailand? It's a great race! knows what he did to poor mundle. 1 ran on one more affair in Thailand MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION'S You know, all the things Tom has said and wrapped it up with a crowning ef he was going to do to poor Henry Kup- fort in Singpore. Tell you about it THIRD ANNUAL RUNNING RELAY & chak, over the years — no wonder he sometime after I recover. Next time FIELD EVENT RELAY CARNAVAL and Hig get along so well. Now 1 you come up with a spare hundred understand however, why their tactics hours or so you don't kno>N what to do SUNDAY, JULY 11, IMC just can't be tolerated. with, call your travel agent, and do a MHDALL'S ISLAND, NW TOMC CITY. TAC SANCTIQHCO. lOK, Tokyo, Japan - March 21st running trip. That's one hundred hours OfIN TU AU. HEN AND MOWN MCiSTKUD IN TAC, OVBA THUTT YIAU OT A6I. As anyone with experience on the in urrRv ru; sio.oo sec ivEirr m ysam poc umiing klats of coordinating, Pal, you've still got s ).oo PKR Bvurr ru tsan for pxbj> ivbtt mlays. ternational circuit knows, you don't hit the trip to make. DIVISIONS: SUB-NASTtRS 00-39); NASTSU t (40-49); HAffTlRS II (5(^59): NASTItt 1X1 (40f) FOR BOTH »«N AND UONW TIAMS. them with your best shot first thing off Now that it's over, I've turned PRIZES: KBOAU TO THE PIRST THRU TEAMS IN EACH CATACOSr. the plane. I ran comfortably in the TEAM TROPHIES: PUR RUNNING EVENTS: TO TEAM SCORING THE NQET POINTS ADDING AU. OP TIB philosophical about the whole ex RUNNING RELAY RESULTS ON THE BASIS OP S-4-3-2-1. middle-rear of the pack, finally got in perience. I mean, there are one helluva PUR PIBLD EVENTS: SANE IBTHOD AS POR RUNNING EVENTS RUNNING EVENTS: Mtttrg) 800; IbOOt 3200; 6400; •priot mmdlf 460,280, 200, 800; to a stretch run duke-out with a little lot of Oriental people in the world. I dlit«DC« mdUy 1200; 400; 800, 1600; ag* mAlmy 40-30-60-40 r4ar« of «g«, PIBLD EVENTS: Long Juap; Dtocut; Trlplo Juap; Shot Put. guy who looked just like the Jap of mean, billions of them! Sure you've TEAM COtPUSlTlON: Ruonloa ovnto. 4 mutrnv toaao. All auot b« rogtotoroSlo TAG, Ago of ficer Alan Ladd flicked his cigarette at got your Chinese, but there's all those youngoot Mobor dotocvlnoo dlvtoloo. All suit bo lo mm club. NUTS: THE RESULT OP ALL OP THE 40f TEAMS IN THE BJNMING EVENTS CAM U USU IN TIB NATIONAL in "Burma Road." He kept smiling at other guys too. 1 was just saying to first ATHLETIC CONGKUS POSTAL RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS. Plold ovonf; 2 mmbU toaao. All auot bo roglstorod In TAC. Ago of me the way those Zero pilots used to do wife, (we're talking again) "Travel can youogoat covpotitor dotoialoaa dlvialoo. after scoring a direct hit on one of our actually make you feel like you're in hospitals. Funny, now that 1 think of another country." It may not have TO ASSIST IN THE ADMINISTKATION OP THE MUf PLEASE PU-EMTER. THE SPiClPIC TEAM MAT BE DiCUKEU PRIOR TO THE EVENT. it, they always seemed to bomb been quite as trendy but if 1 had it all to hospitals and schools while Scott do over again, 1 might have just gone SCHEDULE: UB AU INTENTIONALLY LEAVING SUPPICIBIT TINE BBTVBU BVEVrS TO PERMIT DOUBLING. Brady, Gregory Peck and that whole ' to Milwaukee.

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PLEASE HAKE OUT A SBPERATE SHEET FOR BACH RELAY. NOTE: THE SPECIFIC TEAM MAY BE DECLARED AT THE MET. PLEASE IB SUM TO HAVE THE TAC NUMBERS. ALL ATHLnCS MUST BE REGISrERED IN TAC.

RUNNIW; KEMY EVENf^ TEAM TEAM HEMHERS: lit LEG TAC# 2nd LEG TAC# Jrd l£C TAC# 4th LEG TAC# POSTERS & NOTECARDS HAILING ADDRESS FUR NATIONAL POSTAL RELAY PRIZE: NAME: • GREETING CARDS (designs R1-R15), A'AxS'/s" in packages of ADUKESS: ZIP PHONE 12, Incl. envelopes, one design per pkg. Perfect for letter writ TIME: ing , holiday cards. $4.25 per pkg postpaid. PIELD EVIiMr RELAY H£UY EVENT JSL. • POSTERS (R1-R15I 11"x15", $2.25 each. Suitable for framing. TEAM MENHERS: NAME TAC# TAC# • CUSTOM .WORK, race awards. Illustrated certificates for HAKE CHBi:k payable TO: HASFERS SPORTS ASSOC.^TSIO RUWING RELAY; $5 PIBLD EVENT RELAY) Coaches, Race Directors. hail 10: MASTERS SPORTS, 77 PROSPECT PLACE, BKLYN. MY U217 • FREE information, retail/wholesale: write Wing & Wing, NOTE: N.Y.MASTERS TEAM MEMBERS SEND IN $2.30 PER EVENT.& LIST RELAY. 170 Rosarlo Beach Rd, Box A, Anacortes, WA 98221. ALL DESIGNS COPYRIGHT : 1981 • HERB PARSONS June 1982 National Masters News page 9

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The second annual San Juan Masters Track September24th from 8:00A.M. to 12:00 noon. & Field Championships will fake place at the Sixto Deadline for entries:August 15,1982. Escobar Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico and Farewell Party: At the El Rancho Restaurant, you're invitedl right next to the stadium. $10.00 per person, in Eligibility: Open to pll men and women 30 years formal attire. ofage orolder. Accommodations: Take advantage of the many Age divisions: Men & Women: (30-34), (35-39), fine hotels within walking distance to the stadium. (40-44), (45-49), (50-54), (55-59), (60-64), (65-69), Our highly attractive low summer season rates (70-74), (75-over). make it easy to combine a fabulous Puerto Entry fee: $6.00 first event, $3.00 each addi Rico vacation with your participation in tional event. i the Masters Championships. Stay on Awards: Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in the Caribbean's most popular va to winners in all categories. cation island and enjoy great water Facilities: Sixto Escobar Stadium with an sports, magnificent beaches, beautifui 8-lane tartan track and an adjacent 200 countryside, a magicairain forest, unpar- meters tartan warm-up track. aileled night life and the finest cuisine Relays: There will beno relays. from around the world. For official en Registration: At the Sixto Esco try form, please write to the San bar Stadium, Thursday, Sep Juan Annual Masters Associa % tember 23rd from 9:00 AM. tion, G.PO. Box **336, SanJugn, to 6:00 P.M. and Friday, \ Puerto Rico 00936. N \

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• Lee Garcia, 32, of Santa Fe. NM clocked enter a new division" erred in including the 15:00 in a Las Vegas, NM 5K, a hilly 16:25 at name of Norman Tamanaha as turning 80. Cerrillos, NM, and a 32:24 lOK at Las Cruces. Tamanaha died about 5 years ago. and a race • Web Loudat, 35, ran a 4:21 1500 in a driv (reported in this issue) was named m his honor. ing rain in Albuquerque. •Payton Jordan, now 65. broke the world WEST 100 meter mark for men 65-69 April 25 in •Sal Vasquez continues his blazing road per Hayward, Calif with a time of 12.6. The old formances. In the Devil Mountain lOK in Dan mark was 12.8. set by Yngve Brangeof Sweden • Masters Age-Records 1982 is now wants to enjoy running. The 4th World Games ville, Calif. May 2, he posted a 30:58, nearly two in 1978. available. If you sent in your $4, your copy is in bronze medalist in the 800M has taken to the minutes ahead of a good effort (32:42) by Tim •Jim Vernon's ir6 " pole vault Jan. 31 in the mail. It's a 48-page booklet, compiled by roads and is enjoyingthe longer distances. He's Rostege. Vicki Bigelow, 46, clocked a good Palm Desert. Calif is a new U S 65-69 stan National TAC Masters T&F Records Chairman not planning on entering any track meets in 37:32 as top woman' master. dard. erasing Stan Thompson's 1977 vault of Pete Mundle, with Lori Maynard and Alan 1982. •Shirley Matson, 41, edged Dorothy Stock. 10'2". West Germany's Herbert Schmitt holds Wood. It features men's and women's world and •Sherman Burho had qiajor surgery in 49, by 7 seconds in 38:30 to capture masters the world mark at 11'10". U.S. age bests for all track & field events, age February, but hopes to be vaulting, jumping honors in the Bonnie Bell lOK in San Diego •The 3000-meter time of 18:22 run by Bess 35 and up, as of Jan. 1,1982. Plus walking and and throwing in the 70 plus age category in April 3. Judy Kewley, 37, was best sub-master James in that meet is also a new world best for national championship records. Lists name, Wichita in August. (35-39) in 36:59, only 32 seconds behind the women 70-74. age, state and date of record. Send $3 plus $1 MIDWEST overall winner. Anne Johnson was best W50 in •The CDM "Don Palmer Memorial" relays postage and handling to NMN, PC Box 2372, • Ralph Trimble posted the fastest known 42:14. Lois Edds led the 60 plus contingent in have been switched from June 12 to Sat. July Van Nuys OA 91404. masters 800 in the world this year with a 49:26. 31 at a site to be announced. The Home Savings EAST 2:00.55 to win the Masters 800 in the Drake •The high point of masters T&F action in Pan-American Masters T&F Championships are •Bob Fischer posted a swift 32:21 to edge Jim Relays April 24. Four runners broke 2:08 in the Hawaii this summer will be the meet at Kaiser definitely off for 1982, but meet director Sammon by 29 seconds in the Perrier lOK Run exceptionally fast race. High School on Sun. July 11, which is the day Hilliard Sumner hopes to bring them back in in Central Park March 27. Helene Bedrock, 47, • Olympian-Former FBI agent-author-coach HaroldChapson turns 80. He'll pick his events 1983. edged Anna Thornhill, 41, by 7 seconds in is now coaching women's T&F and in an effort to set several world 80 plus records. •Ron Hill, 44, of Great Britain, holds the 39:33 to top 40 pi'us females. cross-country at Purdue University. "We're hav (His times for age 79 in the 800 and 1500 are record for running most consecutive days. Hill •Toshiko d'Elia (W50) and Fritz Mueller ing fine success," Wilt told NMN, "but I need about 20% faster than the world 80 plus hasn't missed since Dec. 20, 1964. Mark (M45) both bettered the listed U.S. marks in the new athletes with every graduation." Wilt says marks.) Meets are also scheduled at the site on Covert. 31, track and cross-country coach at •ifl Brooklyn Half-Marathon March 21. Mueller's he welcomes athletes in all events, especially June 13 and June 20. Los Angeles Valley College, is believed next in 1:10:13 is 1:10 faster than Brian Harris' mark, high umpers, throwers and sprinters. Call him • Former national star Fred Kjer, 42, has line, starting his streak July 23, 1968. He has but it gets an asterisk since Mueller is not a U.S. at 317-494-3205 or at home at 317-474-5885. returned from duty in Iceland to live again in run with a temperature of 103, run with stress citizen. d'Elia's 1:29:03 bettered the listed W50 • Wilt, for years the publisher of Track Hawaii. His times are coming down (a 54 plus fractures, run 6 miles a day on a ship when he mark of 1:29:18, but Marion Irvine logged a Technique Magazine, has authored a new 400) while recovering from muscle pulls. and his wife were on a Caribbean cruise, run 1:26:27 a week later in California. (All marks , 68-page book, with Don Gabriels called Where •Joe Henderson's Running Commentary says when it was 10 below zero in Chicago and well are subject to NRDC approval.) Are They Now? It describes the lives, masters runner Joan Ullyot, 40," is asking for over 100 in Los Angeles, and run the day before • Masters runner and podiatrist Charles Ross, philosophies and recent activities of athletic over half-a-million dollars m damages from he checked into a hospital for dehydration and DPM, of Garden City, NY is the subject of an ar greats of yesteryear, such as Ron Delany, Betty Anderson/World, the book publisher, for the next night when he checked out of the ticle in Sports Illustrated March 1,1982. In a 5- Cuthbert, Harold Abrahams, Bruce Kidd, Ron allegedly withholding royalties on Women's hospital so he wouldn't miss a day. "I run at year-study, Ross found he can predict the Hill and others. Available for $6 from Wilt at Running, the company's best-selling title." The least 3 miles a day, or it wouldn't count," he potential for a running injury with an average of 2525 Kickapoo Dr., La Fayette IN 47905. trial, first set for last August, has been put off says. He usually does 1015 miles a day, up to 75% and as high as an 89% degree of accuracy MID-AMERICA till July. 100 a week. "Every July 23 I get cards from if the problem lies in the lower legs and feet. • 1960 Olympicwalker John Allen has formed Word from LA is that the Olympic marathon runners congratulating me for another year. It's •; • The testing is done by means of intricate Sportsfoto, Inc. in Colorado Springs, and plans course is set. It will start on the UCLA track, like receiving birthday cards," Covert said. biomechanical measurements, which turn up' proceed toward the coast, then to the Marina, to make another trip to the Olympics in 1984 — NORTHWEST physical imbalances, and by comparing the fin •Jerry Schmidt won a blazing masters mile at this time as an official photographer. then inland to the finish at the Coliseum. dings with known data. • Naota Inada, 60, clocked 5:24 for 1500 fhe Univ. of Washington Invitational which saw SOUTHEAST •Jim Hershberger, 50, returned to his old meters and 11:25 for 3000 in Hawaii. 8 runners under 5:00. His time of 4.35.3 ted Milton Bass, 62, is "taking a sabbatical" school at the Kansas Relays April 17 and won •Judy Kewley is 37, not 39 as we reported Dennis Hughes and Denny Meyer by less than 3 from running. He's not injured, but is tired of the age 50-i- 800 meters in a meet record last month. She won a trip from Air Florida for seconds. •Valdemar Schultz told NMN that Fred Kid watching his diet and doing speed work and just 2:11.31. her 3:08:04 in the Boston Marathon. "I've been running for over 3 years," she told NMN, "and dy, 48, won the national open and masters plan to run forever." -• 50-mile championships in Yakima, Wash. April • Pete Mundle is mentioned in Hal Higdon's 25. Sandra Kiddy, 44, came within 3 minutes of article about famed track coach Bill Bowerman the U.S. women's 50-mile record and won the in the April issue of The Runner. Bowerman open women's title. The Kiddys are thus a uni I? says Mundle was his first runner. "I first que pair: husband-and-wrfe national cham {•f- thought Peter was a better golfer than runner, pions. Complete results, hopeiully, in next but he went undefeated in the spring of 1950," issue. Bowerman told Higdon. "Then he got flu that INTERNATIONAL verged on pneumonia; otherwise, I'm sure he •Derek TurnbuH's world 55-59 record of would have won the national championship. 33:08.2 in the 10000 meters Feb. 13, 1982 is He's still running." official, according to TAC National Masters •Bruce Springbett says he plans to hold a Records Chairman and World Games Records 2J 2-mile relay in the West Valley Masters T&F Committee member Pete Mundle. Gunther . meet in Los Gatos, Calif. July 24. "West Valley Hesselmann of West Germany is reported to TC holds the record, and the Striders and San have run 32:48.8 in 1980. but. according to Diego TC want to take a shot at it," he said. "It Mundle, "it hasn't been properly verified." The will be open to any other recognized club also " same goes for Hesselmann's reported 15:43.2 • Mike Tymn ran 33:34 for lOK on the track for 5000 in 1980. "The official mark remains in Hawaii and won the masters Tamanaha 15K Jack Ryan's 15:52.8," Mundle said. Ron title in 49:43. "I lost 23 pounds in ZVi months Franklin reports he heard that Hesselmann ran preparing for the race,", he said, "going from under 33 minutes for lOK and under 16 170 to 147. My wife is ready to divorce me: she minutes for 5K in 1981. says I look like a war refugee, but I feel great." •Seems that some masters can't believe that It appears that Michael A has clearly won out Anne McKenzie of Cape Town, South Africa ran over Michael B (see Tymn's September, 1981 the 800 meters in 2:06.5 at age 40 15 years Gun Lap) in the battle for Tymn's soul. ago. But it's legit. McKenzie, one of the top • The Bay-Pacific 15K course in San Francisco female athletes in the world in her prime, was certified, the organizers declared, and posted the mark while finishing second in the predicted several U.S. records April 18. But the British Open Championships in 1967, m the lead bikes took the runners off course, leaving days before there was such a thing as veterans the route at least .3 miles short. "It ruined fine competition. Two days later, she ran the mile in performances by masters Sal Vasquez, who won 4:57.2 in Dublin, just two weeks before turning the race outright. Sister Marion Irvine, 1st 42. Now 56, McKenzie holds nine world age- master & 4th woman, and Kay Atkinson, who division records in the 400, 800 and 1500 won the 60 plus women's division by more than meter runs. 4 minutes over rival Jaclyn Caselli," Jim Scan- •Sylvia Peterson set a pending world 100 neil reports. meters best for women 50-54 in New Zealand •The San Diego Track Club's May 8 attempt in 13.5. Maeve Kyle holds the existing mark at at a new masters 100 x mile relay world record 13.65. fell short by 7 minutes. So the record stays in John Ewing edges Thorton Shelton for second in 300 yard dash m TFA indoor meet, sponsored •Odette Domingo of Brazil broke her own England, but the San Diegans broke their own and administrated by the mid-America Masters. W45 world discus mark by 2 feet with a throw of American record, v^hich was some consolation. 150'7" in the South American Masters Cham photo Russ Niemi •NMN's April Issue listing "athletes who pionships in Santiago. Chile. S»i. !• •» •* j

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• Lee Garcia, 32, of Santa Fe, NM clocked enter a new division" erred in including the 15:00 in a Las Vegas, NM 5K, a hilly 16:25 at name of Norman Tamanaha as turning 80. Cerrlllos, NM, and a 32:24 lOK at Las Cruces. Tamanaha died about 5 years ago, and a race •Web Loudat, 35, ran a 4:21 1500 in a driv (reported in this issue) was named in his honor. ing ram in Albuquerque. •Payton Jordan, now 65. broke the world WEST 100 meter mark for men 65-69 April 25 in •Sal Vasquez continues his blazing road per Hayward, Calif, with a time of 12.6 The old formances. In the Devil Mountain lOK in Dan mark was 12.8. set by Yngve Brange of Sweden •Masters Age-Records 1982 is now wants to enjoy running. The 4th World Games ville, Calif. May 2, he posted a 30:58, nearly two in 1978 available, if you sent in your $4, your copy is in bronze medalist in the BOOM has taken to the minutes ahead of a good effort (32:42) by Tim • Jim Vernon's 11'6" pole vault Jan. 31 in the mail. It's a 48-page booklet, compiled by roads and is enjoyingthe longer distances. He's Rostege. Vicki Bigelow, 46, clocked a good Palm Desert, Calif, is a new U.S. 65-69 stan National TAG Masters T&F Records Chairman not planning on entering any track meets in 37:32 as top woman' master. dard, erasing Stan Thompson's 1977 vault of Pete Mundle, with Lori Maynard and Alan 1982. •Shirley Matson, 41, edged Dorothy Stock, 10*2". West Germany's Herbert Schmitt. holds Wood. It features men's and women's world and •Sherman Burho had rpajor surgery in 49, by -7 seconds in 38:30 to capture masters the world mark at ll'lO" U.S. age bests for all track & field events, age February, but hopes to be'vaulting, jumping honors in the Bonnie Bell lOK in San Diego • The 3000-meter time of 18:22 run by Bess 35 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1982. Plus walking and and throwing in the 70 plus age category in April 3. Judy Kewley, 37, was best sub-master James in that meet is also a new world best for national championship records. Lists name, Wichita in August. (35-39) In 36:59, only 32 seconds behind the women 70 74. age, state and date of record. Send $3 plus $1 MIDWEST overall winner. Anne Johnson was best W50 in •The CDM "Don Palmer Memorial" relays postage and handling to NMN, PC Box 2372, • Ralph Trimble posted the fastest known 42:14. Lois Edds led the 60 plus contingent in have been switched from June 12 to Sat July Van Nuys OA91404. masters 800 in the world this year with a 49:26. 31 at a site to be announced. The Home Savings EAST 2:00.55 to win the Masters 800 in the Drake •The high point of masters T&F action in Pan-American Masters T&F Championships are • Bob Fischer posted a swift 32:21 to edge Jim Relays April 24. Four runners broke 2:08 in the Hawaii this summer will be the meet at Kaiser definitely off for 1982, but meet director Sammon by 29 seconds in the Perrier lOK Run exceptionally fast race. High School on Sun. July 11, which is the day Hilliard Sumner hopes to bring them back in in Central Park March 27. Helene Bedrock, 47, • Olympian-Former FBI agent-author-coach Harold Chapson turns 80. He'll pick his events 1983. edged Anna Thornhill, 41, by 7 seconds in Fred Wilt is now coaching women's T&F and in an effort to set several world 80 plus records. •Ron Hill, 44. of Great Britain, holds the 39:33 to top 40 pKus females. cross-country at Purdue University. "We're hav (His times for age 79 in the 800 and 1500 are record for running most consecutive days. Hill •Toshiko d'Elia (W50) and Fritz Mueller ing fine success," Wilt told NMN, "but I need about 20% faster than the world 80 plus hasn't missed since Dec. 20, 1964. Mark (M45) both bettered the listed U.S. marks in the new athletes with every graduation." Wilt says marks.) Meets are also scheduled at the site on Covert, 31, track and cross-country coach at Brooklyn Half-Marathon March 21. Mueller's he welcomes athletes in all events, especially June 13 and June 20. Los Angeles Valley College, is believed next in 1:10:13 is 1:10 faster than Brian Harris' mark, high umpers, throwers and sprinters. Call him • Former national star Fred Kjer, 42, has line, starting his streak July 23, 1968. He has but it gets an asterisk since Mueller is not a U.S. at 317-494-3205 or at home at 317-474-5885. returned from duty in Iceland to live again in run with a temperature of 103, run with stress citizen. d'Elia's 1:29:03 bettered the listed W50 • Wilt, for years the publisher of Track Hawaii. His times are coming down (a 54 plus fractures, run 6 miles a day on a ship when he mark of 1:29:18, but Marion Irvine logged a Technique Magazine, has authored a new 400) while recovering from muscle pulls. and his wife were on a Caribbean cruise, run 1:26:27 a week later in California. (All marks „ 68-page book, with Don Gabriels called Where •Joe Henderson's Running Commentary says when It was 10 below zero in Chicago and well are subject to NRDC approval.) Are They Now? It describes the lives, masters runner Joan Ullyot, 40," is asking for over 100 in Los Arigeles, and run the day before • Masters runner and podiatrist Charles Ross, philosophies and recent activities of athletic over half-a-million dollars in damages from he checked into a hospital for dehydration and DPM, of Garden City, NY is the subject of an ar greats ofyesteryear, such as Ron Delany, Betty Anderson/World, the book publisher, for the next night when he checked out of the ticle in Sports Illustrated March 1,1982. In a 5- Cuthbert, Harold Abrahams, Bruce Kidd, Ron allegedly withholding royalties on Women's hospital so he wouldn't miss a day "I run at year-study, Ross found he can predict the Hill and others. Available for $6 from Wilt at Running, the company's best-selling title." The least 3 miles a day, or it wouldn't count," he potential for a running injury with an average of 2525 Kickapoo Dr., La Fayette IN 47905. trial, first set for last August, has been put off says. He usually does 10-15 miles a day, up to 75% and as high as an 89% degree of accuracy MID-AMERICA till July. 100 a week. "Every July 23 I get cards from if the problem lies in the lower legs and feet. Word from LA is that the Olympic marathon • 1960 Olympic walker John Allen has formed runners congratulating me for another year. It's The testing is done by means of intricate Sportsfoto, Inc. in Colorado Springs, and plans course is set. It will start on the UCLA track, like receiving birthday cards." Covert said. biomechanical measurements, which turn up" proceed toward the coast, then to the Marina, NORTHWEST to make another trip to the Olympics in 1984 — physical imbalances, and by comparing the fin then inland to the finish at the Coliseum. '•Jerry Schmidt won a blazing masters mile at this time as an official photographer, dings with known data. •Naota fnada, 60, clocked 5:24 for 1500 the Un/v. of Washington Invitational which saw SOUTHEAST •Jim Hershberger, 50, returned to his old meters and 11:25 for 3000 in Hawaii. 8 runners under 5:00. His time of 4.35.3 ted Milton Bass, 62, is "taking a sabbatical" school at the Kansas Relays April 17 and won •Judy Kewley is 37, not 39 as we reported Dennis Hughes and Denny Meyer by less than 3 from running. He's not injured, but is tired of the age 50-1- 800 meters in a meet record last month. She won a trip from Air Florida for seconds. •Valdemar Schultz told NMN that Fred Kid watching his diet and doing speed work and just 2:11.31. her 3:08:04 in the Boston Marathon. "I've been running for over 3 years," she told NMN, "and dy, 48, won the national open and masters plan to run forever 50-mile championships in Yakima. Wash April •Pete Mundle is mentioned in Hal Higdon's 25. Sandra Kiddy, 44, came within 3 minutes of article about famed track coach Bill Bowerman the U.S. women's 50-mile record and won the . in the April issue of The Runner. Bowerman open women's title The Kiddys are thus a uni says Mundle was his first runner. "I first que pair; husband-and-wife national cham thought Peter was a better golfer than runner, pions. Complete results, hopefully, in next but he went undefeated in the spring of 1950." issue. Bowerman told Higdon. "Then he got flu that INTERNATIONAL verged on pneumonia; otherwise, I'm sure he • Derek TurnbuH's world 55-59 record of would have won the national championship. 33:08.2 in the 10000 meters Feb 13, 1982 is He's still running." official, according to TAC National Masters •Bruce Springbett says he plans to hold a Records Chairman and World Games Records 2-mile relay in the West Valley Masters T&F Committee member Pete Mundle. Gunther , meet in Los Gatos, Calif. July 24. "West Valley Hesselmann of West Germany is reported to TC holds the record, and the Striders and San have run 32:48.8 in 1980. but, according to Diego TC want to take a shot at it," he said. "It Mundle. "it hasn't been properly verified " The will be open to any other recognized club also. " same goes tor Hesselmann's reported 15:43.2 •Mike Tymn ran 33:34 for lOK on the track for 5000 in 1980. "The official mark remains in Hawaii and won the masters Tamanaha 15K Jack Ryan's 15:52.8," Mundle said. Ron title in 49:43. "I lost 23 pounds in 3'/! months Franklin reports he heard that Hesselmann ran preparing for the race," he said, "going from under 33 minutes for lOK and under 16 170 to 147. My wife is ready to divorce me; she minutes for 5K in 1981. says I look like a war refugee, but I feel great." •Seems that some masters can't believe that It appears that Michael A has clearly won out Anne McKenzie of Cape Town, South Africa ran over Michael B (see Tymn's September, 1981 the 800 meters in 2:06.5 at age 40 15 years Gun Lap) in the battle for Tymn's soul. ago. But it's legit. McKenzie, one of the top • The Bay-Pacific 15K course in San Francisco female athletes in the world in tier prime, was certified, the organizers declared, and posted the mark while finishing second in the predicted several U.S. records April 18. But the British Open Championships in 1967, in the lead bikes took the runners off course, leaving days before there was such a thing as veterans the route at least .3 miles short. "It ruined fine competition. Two days later, she ran the mile in performances by masters Sal Vasquez, who won 4:57.2 in Dublin, just two weeks before turning the race outright. Sister Marion Irvine, 1st 42. Now 56, McKenzie holds nine world age- master & 4th woman, and Kay Atkinson, who division records in the 400. 800 and 1500 won the 60 plus women's division by more than meter runs. 4 minutes over rival Jaclyn Caselli," Jim Scan- • Sylvia Peterson set a pending world 100 nell reports. meters best for women 50-54 in New Zealand •The San Diego Track Club's May 8 attempt in 13 5 Maeve Kyle holds the existing mark at at a new masters 100 x mite relay world record 13.65 fell short by 7 minutes. So the record stays in •Odette Domingo of Brazil broke her own John Ewing edges Thorton Shelton for second in 300 yard dash in TFA indoor meet, sponsored England, but the San Diegans broke their own W45 world discus mark by 2 feet with a throw of and administrated by the mid-America Masters. American record, vvhich was some consolation. 160'7 " in the South American Masters Cham photo Russ Niemi • NMN's April issue listing "athletes who pionships in Santiago, Chile. 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WHERE: San Diego State University Track

ENTRY FEE: $10 per event (entry deadline August 23)

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Half-Marathon Records Fall from JIM SCANNELL 1:26:27 demolishes Anne Johnson's 1980 50-54 mark of 1:29:18. Caseili's PALO ALTO, Calif., March 28 — 1:42:22 lowers Kay Atkinson's 60-64- Karen Scannell, 43, Marion Irvine, 52, standard of 1:47:30. and Jaclyn Caselli, 61, established pen All road records are subject to ap ding new American age-group records proval by the National Running Data today in the Martin Luther King Center (NRDC) in Tucson. Games half-marathon. Tim Rostege continued in fine form, Scannell's 1:22:46 betters the age leading the masters men by 6 minutes 40-44 women's mark of 1:23:12, set by in 1:12:53. Sue Johnston last December. Irvine's Results in back pages.

Smith Sets New ] World Marathon Mark LONDON, May 9 — Joyce Smith, Over 18,000 runners competed in the J 44, today raced to a new world event. Another 55,000applied but were marathon record for women over age turned down. 40 with a stunning time of 2:29:43 in In an April 9th tune-up for her the 2nd annual-London Marathon. record-breaking run, Smith set a She won the women's race overall, British women's open record of defeating New Zealrmd's Lorraine 1:11:45 in the City of Bath half- Moller by over 6 minutes. Moller marathon. finished in 2:36:14. Smith's time was 14 seconds faster than her own world The quality of Smith's performances veterans standard of 2:29:57, set can be seen by comparing her times to March 29, 1981. the U.S. masters records. Miki Gor Don MacGregor, world veterans man set the U.S. women's 40-i- Phil Coppess (#3), winner of the Price Chop- Pat Dixon, 52, Bend, Oregon clocked perthon '82 in Albany, N.Y., March 21, runs marathon mark of 2:39:11 in 1976, 1:37:33 in National Masters 20K in Seattle 1980 marathon champion, clocked neck and neck with Barry Brown, 36, (#2) March 14 for new U.S. women's 60-64 2:20:40 to defeat Ron Hill by 15 while Karen Scannell just broke the who placed second in the Road Runners record. seconds for the men's age 40-and-over half-marathon standard on March 28" Club of America national 30K championship photo by Carole Langenbach title. with a time of 1:22:26. race.

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MAaElBESLDENCEl -.ACE.-KEEI-DZIE. 35-35 16X36.2 DORIS HERITAGE (SEATTLE,HA) 35 9-22-78 40-44 16X57,4 JUOY fOXI SUNNY VALE,EA)- 40 e-16-81 45-45 16X14.0 VICKY BIGELOHISAN LORENZO,CA) 45 £-21-81 50-54 15X27.0 MARGARET MILLERITHOUSAND OAkS,CA) 59 6- 7-80 55-55 23X32.2 JACLYN CASELLIISAN JOSe,CA) 59 ,6-17-80 60-64 22X26.4 PAT DIXON(BENO,OR) 62 e-16-Bl 65-65 27X 12.2 ALICE MERBELISAN LUIS OBISPD,CA) 65 8-16-81 70-74 28X33.^ BSSS JAMES ISAN JAC1MT0,CA) 70 7-13-80 75« 38105.0 RUTH ROTHFARBIMIAMI BEACH,FL) 79 7-13-80 ;• .BAHElSESIDEBCE.1 .AGE..BEEI.GAIE. 35-35 35X37.8 CINDY OALRYMPLE(HONOLULU) 35 6- 8-78 40-4 4 35X33,6 jOOT E0XISUNNYVALE,EA1 90 8-15-81 45-45 38X45.2 DOROTHY STOCKILA MESA,CA) 98 1- 8-81 50-54 40X13.2 MARGARET MILLERITHOUSAND 0AKS,CA) 59 6-22-80 55-55 43X12.2 HELEN 0ICK1 CHICAGO, ID 56 8-16-80 f 60-64 47X23.8 PAT OIXONIBENO,OR) '62 6-22-81 •f'- 65-65 67X45 RUTH UPOECROVE(HONOLULU) 67 9-23-78 70-74 60XOt 5ESS JAMES ISAN JAClNT0,tA7 70 7-13-80 i i -OIXj. -BABEIBESICEMCEJ -AGE..HEEI.DA1E. 35-35 5-1124 15 ,512 MARYLIN PAUL!PORTLAND,OR ) 36 7-20-74 t * 40-44 5-1197 15 ,579 LINDA SIPPRELLE(HASH.,0C) 7-29-78 93 • -4 C; 43-45 5-3 74 14-,526 OOROTMV STOCKILA M£5A,<5) 98 8- 9-81 4 'i 50-54 8-1355 14 ,114 NICKI HOBSONISAN OIECO,CA) 50 8- 9-81 55-55 7-1021 12 199 HARCIE TRENTIALASKA) 58 7-18-76 60-64 8-10 12 884 MARCIE TRENTIALASKA) 61 7-28-79 70-74 4-455 6 890 MARILLA SALISBURYISAN OIEGC,CA) 73 8- 9-81 ... •?' THO MOOR RON • i. -ClXj. .BABE1BE51DEMCE1 .AGE..HEEI.DAIE. 35-39 13M898Y CONNIE RQ0EHALC(VENTURA,CA) 35 11-13-77 'H 40-44 15M1399Y LINDA S1PPRELLEIMASH.,0C) 93 7-15-78 45-45 17M324Y RUTH ANOERsr)N(OAKLAND,CA) 97 6-18-77 5C-54 17M1645Y MARIE HEISSLER(US) 50 11-19-77 60-64 12M1 lOY KAY ATKINSON!SAN FRANCISCO,CA» 60 6-18-77 MARATHON .VHm. MSHElBtSlCEIlCEl .AGE..BftJ.CAlt. 35-35 2X43X48 CINDY OALRYMPLE(HONOLULU) 37 9- 9-79 40-44 2X35X11 MIKI GORMANILOS ANGELES) 91 10-29-71 45-45 2X5 7X41 NlCKl MOeSONISAN BlECfrt ♦5 3- 2-76 50-54 2X55X17 MARION IRVlNEICA) 52 12- 6-81 55-59 3X09X47 HELEN OICKILOS ANGELES) 56 9-28-80 60-64 3X25X40 MARCIE TRENT!AL5SKA) 61 11-11-79 65-65 4X59X36 BURNIS HICKSIALPINE,TEX) 65 5-27-78 70-74 4X34X08 MAVIS LINOCREN(ORLEANS,CA) 73 3- 8-81 75 4 4X41X45 lOA -MlMTZ!6LENC0€*iti 75 9-27-81 Tom Pike, Jr., left, and Patrick Gallagher show that teamwork after the racecan be as effective MICH JOMP ACE—OEa_DAlE_ as teamwork duringthe race. Both men deserved a rest after their respective performances in 35-39 4*9 1.95 CHERRIE SHERRARDIREDOING,CA) 37 6-26-76 St. Louis' Bethesda Health Fair 15K footrace, hosted on April 18 by the St. Louis Track Club. 40-4 4-4 *6 3/4 1,39 JOANNE ORttSOMIINOIANAPOLISrtMl 42 8-10-80 Pike, age 42, of St. Louis, took first place in the 40-44 age group with a time of 59;26. 45-49 3«e 1.12 IRENE aBERA(OAKUND,CA) 46 7-12-8C 50-54 3'9 1.14 RUTH CHRIST1ANIC0R0NA,CA) 53 6-26-77 Gallagher, 57, also of St. Louis, finished second in the 55-59 division with a 1:04:01 perfor 55-55 3*3 1/2 1.00 eOlTM LEI6Y(HONIM.OLO,Hn 59 3-22-81 mance. 60-64 3'Z 0.96 VIRGINIA LANOUYTICA) 60 5-30-81 photo by Robert M. Weaver, 1982 J National Masters News June 1982

Kolda Sets Records National Masters Sports Festival Takes Shape In Visalia . by DAVID HAMMER & ElANDI SHAPIRO VISALIA, Calif., May 1 — PHILADELPHIA — For the more Josephine Kolda 64, established two than 3000 athletes who are expected to new American records for women age compete in the first-ever National ing, rowing, cycling, synchronized 60-64 today in the West Coast Masters Masters Sports Festival to be held in swimming, weightlifting, powerlifting, Classic. Philadelphia August 12-15, part of the judo, long distance running, kayaking The San Franciscan sped to a 14.7 in fun will be the opportunity to watch and canoeing. Track and field events the 100-yard dash, lowering her own competition ina variety of sports — 13 will take place at the Universityof Pen 60-64 mark of 15.5, set in 1978. She in all. nsylvania's Franklin Field; short- clocked 80.3 in the 440 yard dash, bet Said Philadelphia business executive course swimming and diving will be tering her 82.7 set in 1980. Bill Killhour, a 56 year-old Masters staged at Penn's Gimbel Pool; Other top efforts in the meet includ rower, "One of the great things about weightlifting, powerlifting, wrestling the Festival is that it will bring together ed: and judo will be held at Penn's Hut- people who compete in all the sports, chinson Gymnasium; rowing and — 15.4 by Dee DeWitt in the 40-49 not just one. It will be the first event kayaking will take place on the historic 120 yard hurdles. I've participated in where I'll get the Schuylkill River along famed — 60.1 by Delanie Wagner in the chance to watch athletes my own age Boathouse Row; cycling and long 50-59 440. compete in other sports. My family distance running will be staged in Fair- — 18.7 by Bob Higgenbotham in the and I are planning to do a lot of spec- mount Park; long distance swimming 50-59 120 hurdles. tating after 1 compete in the rowing will be held in the bay in Atlantic City. — 55.9 by Robin Winstone in the John HucKaDy, ana running companion in events." Plenty To Do In Philadelphia 40-49 440. New York race. Jack Kelly, former Olympic gold During the four-day Festival — 4:38.2 by George Cohen in the medal winner in rowing and chairman weekend,- the city's 300th anniversary 40-49 . George Cohen and John Pitman in the of the National Masters Sports celebration will give Masters athletes — 14.3 by Lamar Jackson for an 40-49 880. Festival, said one of the major reasons and their guests the chance to tour age-73 record. — 2.17.6 by Ken Napier in the 50-59 he wanted to head up the Festival was Philadelphia and join in the free — 58.4 by Gary Miller in the 40-49 880. its multi-sport aspect. Said Kelly, neighborhood festivals and block par 440 hurdles. — 135'8" by Bob Stone in the 60-69 "There are literally hundreds of single- ties organized by local civic and com — 2:01.2 and 2:02.9, respectively, by discus. sport Masters meets held throughout munity organizations. The celebrations the country every year, but the idea of will include free performances by bringing all the sports together in one dramatic, dance and musical groups; 1982 MIDWEST MASTERS placeat one time really appealedto me. opei doors at historic houses and OPEN T/F I'm very excited about being the chair museums; a plethora of food from the man for the first-of-its-kind meet. I'm neighborhood kitchens; and the special MEET also pleased that the city of "Birthday Party" welcome that is Philadelphia is to host this historic Philadelphia's unique voice of friend MALE & FEMALE, event as part of its 300th anniversary ship. ^ ALL AGES celebration." Entry Deadline is July 23 Bill Toomey, 1968 Olympic Detailed information, including en I Sponsored by the Masters Track & Field Committee, TAG, Penn Mutual Life g Insurance Co., and York High School, Elmhurst, XL. decathlon gold medal winner and ex try forms and hotel accommodations, ecutive director of The Penn Mutual I DATE & TIME: Saturday, June 26, 1982; starting at 12:00 Noon. site: York may be obtained by writing Ms. Randi I High School, Elmhurst, IL. FACILITIES: All new Chevron track, Masters Sports program, is another Shapiro, Director, National Masters IPV runways are Chevron. • DIVISIONS: Grade school, Jr. Hi., Fr.-Soph., High school. College, Open , Masters athlete who views the upcom Sports Festival, 34th Street and Civic I 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, etc. ing Festival as a unique opportunity. Center Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pa., • AWARDS: Trophys to first 3 places. Sentry fees: $4.00 for one event. $6.00 for two or more. Entry fee entitles _ "It's a true festival, a celebration of 19104. The phone number is (215) I all entrants who place (1-3) one trophy. Additional trophys available at I the spirit and body for people involved 662-559L Penn Mutual is the national I $4.00 each. Make checks payable to MIDWEST MASTERS,180 N. LaSalle, Chicago, | IlL 60601, c/o Wendell Miller; 213-234-2154. | in all Masters sports. The Festival will sponsor of the Masters Sports pro •SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Unless otherwise noted all track events will be run inl provide an exciting environment for all gram, and Continental Airlines is the I reverse chronological order: Women (60-64, 59-55, etc.). Some age groups R I will be combined. R who participate." official airlines for the National I R The National Masters Sports Masters Sports Festival. All entries for I R Festival will see competition in 13 the Festival must be postmarked no I TRACK EVENTS FIELD EVENTS R sports: track and field, swimming, div later than July 23. I 12 :00 P:1 llOM Hurdles 12:00 PM •Hammer 1:00 Steeplechase - 3000M 1:00 High Jump, Long I 1:20 lOOM Dash Poll Vault ichedule will be finalized at the Euro R 2:05 5000M Run Discus 15 months to go 2:50 BOOM Run 2:00 Javelin pean Veterans T&F Championships in 1 3:30 3000M Walk 3:00 Shot Put 1 4:00 400M Dash Triple Jump Strasbourg, France July 14-18, 1982. 1 4:45 1500M Run Countdown To Suggestions should be sent to WAVA 5:20 400M Hurdles 6 throws or Jumps per 1 5:55 200M Dash compet i tor. I Puerto Rico North American Representative Bob 1 6:35 1600M Relay R 7: 30 10,DOOM Run Fine or to Farquharson. Both ad i R dresses appear on page 2. 1 R I ENTRY FORM & RELEASE: Name DOB 1 L R Fine announces that New York Masters travel agent Diana Schneider Address R R has arranged a package including Enter in the following events: 1. 2._ 3. R i round trip air transportation from New R York to San Juan and hotel accomoda- R ATHLETIC RELEASE: In consideration of ray entry, I do hereby for myself, R tions at the Regency for 7 nights for I heirs and administrators, waive and release all claims 1 may have against || I the MIDWEST MASTERSPenn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and York High School, | $390. Contact Schneider at Simone I Elmhurst , IL, their repre.sentatives and the various sports governing bodies,— Travel, 200 W. 57th St. NYC 10019. and sponsors, for^ any and all injuries suffered hy me in any event or •'1 Plans continue for the 5th World !R sportsprevent facility.me from competing.1 certify thatI'urtlier,1 iiave1take—full no physicalresponsibilitydefects thatforwouldpersonal |p Veterans Games in San Juan, Puerto (212) 541-9690. equipment owned by me for breakage., p Rico, Sept. 23-30, 1983. World On the west coast. Helen Pain is Veterans President Don Farquharson working on a similar package. Contact has asked for suggestions and recom Sports Travel International, P.O. Box Individual signature mendations to help make the 5th 7823, San Diego, CA 92107. (714) World Games the best ever. The 225-9555. ..4.,..I. I 1A ., June 1982 National Masters News page 19

Draws Hundreds Trojan Masters Track Club Formed .Continued from page 1 Coach Vern Wolfe, head track coach call Intramural and Recreation Depart • Sam Monastero, M70, and Chris at the University of Southern Califor ment, Heritage Hall 103, University of McKenzie, W50, each won four events. nia and top masters pole vaulter, has Southern California, University Park, announced the formation of the Tro Los Angeles, California, 90007. Tel. Other top efforts included: jan Masters Track Club. The club is a (213) 743-2790. — New York.'s Rudy Valentine lost a member of the Southern Pacific photo to Bob Watanabe of Los Association of The Athletic Congress Angeles in 7.3 in the M55 60-yard and is a non-profit organization spon 4th MSA Indoor dash, but beat the doctor in the 300 in sored by the University of Southern 36.3, and went on to capture the 600 in California Intramural and Recreation Meet Held 1:24.3 over Bill Fitzgerald of Falos Department. Membership is not VIOLA, NY, March 21 The 4th Verdes, Calif. restricted to U.S.C. alumni, faculty, \nnual Masters Sports Association In- — Chicago's Ernie Billups edged staff, or students, but also is open to ioor Track & Field Championships National cross-country masters champ other U.S.C. sports fans (subject to ap vere held today at Rockland Com Kirk Randall in the mile, 4:25.0 to proval by the memberhip). munity College. 4:26.0, and nipped arch rival George The purpose of the club is to bring Competition was held in 5-year age Cohen of Los Angeles in the 1000 by together people with a common in groups for men and women over age 0.7 in 2:20.8. terest in U.S.C. and Track and Field 30. — Gary Carr of Mascoutah, 111. won competition for "Masters" (men and Dawson Pratt won the M45 300 yard two tough races in the rugged M35 women 40 years and older) and dash in a good 35.4 Ed Small edged "Sub-masters" (30 to 40). Track and Russ Robinson in the M40 500 in 64.1. division, the 600 in 1:15.4 and 1000 in Rudolf Nilsen turned 70 on March 27. He 2:24.8. won 3 gold medals in the 65-59 age group in Field is emphasized, as differentiated Ken Baker garnered the M45 600 in from Long Distance Running, 1:20.6. Kelsey Brown captured the — Jim Hershberger of Kansas im the 1981 North American Masters Cham pionships In Philadelphia. although some meets have races as long M50 600 (1:3;.4) and lOOO (2:55.5). pressed with twin wins in the M50 1000 as 5000 or even 10,000 meters. There Jack Boitano logged a swift 14:56.9 in (2:35.1) over Kelsey Brown, and mile are no minimum performance levels the M45 2-. Pay Carstensen (4:53.1). Win National 10-K for membership, or even any necessity notched the M50 long jump, triple — Charlottesville, Virginia's Frank Continued from page 1 31:39.6 to capture the age 40-44 na to compete at all if one is interested on jump and . Chris McKen Finger, world M65 800'record holder, tional title. It was Randall's first defeat ly in the social aspects of the club. zie won 3 events in the W50 category. captured the 600 (1:41.1) and 1000 as a master. Lorenz avenged his loss to For additional information write or Results in back pages. (3:06.2). Randall in the TAG National Masters

— Fitzgerald, Louisville's Lou lOK Cross-Country championships last THE a>«£ncs Schneider, and New York's Archie November in Houston. 1982 MIDWEST Messenger duplicated their 1-2-3 finish Dan Conway captured third place, MASTERS REGIONAL — in the 1981 National outdoor cham followed by Ken Winn, Bob Fischer pionship 800 — in the 1000, Fitz clock and Lew Faxon. CHAMPIONSHIPS ing 2:44.4 for the win. Schneider Dalrymple posted a good 36:39.1 to I defeated Messenger to win the mile in defeat Sandra Knott, 44, by nearly 3 MEN & WOMEN 5:17.8. minutes to cop the women's 40-44 AGE 30 AND OVER (ONLY) — New York's Steve Richardson crown. Sponsored by the Masters Track & Field Committe, TAC, Penn Mutual Lite Insurance Co., and York High School, Elmhurst, IL. posted a double win in the mile (5:22.0) Other 5-year division national cham and 2-mile (11:35) in the M60 class. pions were Bob Paklian, M45; George DATE TIME: Saturday, July 31, 1982; starting at 12:00. Noon. SITE: York Vernosky, M50; Fred Nagelschmidt, High School, Elmhurst, IL FACILITIES: All new Chevron track, HJ, LJ, and — Houston's Mary Cullen perform PV runways are Chevron. ALL NEW SUPER CHEVRON 400M track. M55; Steve Richardson, M60; DIVISIONS: Submasters Male and Female 30-34,35-39; Masters Male and Female ed the hat trick with wins in the 60, 600 40-44, 45-49, etc. Wilfredo Rios, M65; Ed Benham, and 1000 in the W40 group. AWARDS: Championship patches to all regional champions, Trophys to first M70; M Hopper, M75; A. Hearn, five places ENTRY FEES: $6.00 for one event, $8.00 for two or more. $2.00 late fee. — Dave Brown of Los Angeles W35; J. Flefhcer, W45; Mila Kania, Entry fee entitles all entrants who place (1-5) one trophy. Additional posted a double in the M55 pole vault W50; and Adrienne Salmini, W65. trophys available at $4.00 each. Make checks payable to MIDWEST MASTERS, 180 N. LaSalle, Chicago, IL 60601; c/o Wendell Miller; 312-234-2154. and triple jump. In addition to being a TAC national SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Unless otherwise noted, all track events will be run in — Barbara Pike of Concord, Mass, reverse chronological order: Women (60-64, 59-55, etc.) Some age groups championship, the race was the second will be combined. won the mile (5:19,4) and 2-mile in the 9-race Nike Masters Grand Prix (11:09) in the W40 competition. Series. The four best performances by TRACK EVENTS FIELD EVENTS — The New York Pioneer Club won men and the two best by women, based 12:00 PM llOM Hurdles 12:00 PM Hammer the M30 and M40 1600 meter relays in on age-graded tables, are awarded free 00 Steeplechase 3000M 1:00 High Jump, Long Jump 20 lOOM Dash Poll Vault 3:29.3 and 3:39.9. The Rochester TC trips to the Grand Prix finals August 05 5000M Run Discus took the M30 3200 relay in 8:29.8 with 15 in Philadelphia at the National 50 800M Run 2:00 Javelin 30 3000M Walk 3:00 Shot Put the New York Masters annexing the Masters Sports Festival. 00 400M Dash Triple Jump M50 in 10:01.0., The top performances today includ 45 1500M Run 20 400M Hurdles 6 throws or jumps per — Lew Faxon edged Randall by 3 ed Lorenz, Dalrymple, Vernosky 55 200M Dash competitor. seconds to capture the M40 2-mile in 35 1600M Relay (35:03.3 in M50), Tony Spienza 30 10,000M Run 9:34, while George Vernosky won the (35:27.0 in M50), Rios (41:29.5 in M50 in 10:31. M60) and Kania (39:20.8 in W50). — P. Richard long-jumped 19'7'/2" Since Dalrymple had already won a ENTRY FORM & RELEASE: Name DOB to claim the M40 national title, and J. trip (on April 11 in the 1st Grand Prix Address Williamson vaulted 15' for the M35 race in Honolulu), the 3rd best female 3. 4, gold. performance — by Toshiko d'Elia En ter me in the following events: 1 • 5. — Nat Heard had the farthest shot (41:45.7 in W50) — will receive the ATHLETIC RELEASE: In consideration of my entry, I do hereby for myself, put of 50'2" to notch M60 honors, free journey. heirs and administrators, waive and release all claims 1 may have againsl the MIDWEST MASTERS, Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., and York High School while A. Hall's 51"A" 35-lb. weight The team races were fairly close. Elmhurst, IL, I heir representatives and the various sports governing bodies, throw bested his nearest rival by 16 Each team ws crying "if so and so had and sponsors, for anv and all injuries suffered by me in any event or sports facility. 1 certify that 1 have no physical defects that would feet. competed, we would have won." prevent me from competing. Further, 1 take full responsibility for personal Princeton, NJ will be the site of the This was probably the largest equipment owned by me for-bn-nkage. 1984 national indoor championships women's field in a National Masters with Ron Salvio directing. The site of Championship on a percentage basis. Individual signature the 1983 games is to be determined. 28% were women. Results in back pages. Results in back pages. page 20 National Masters News June 1982

17'10l^", set by West Germany's John Weldy, 48, flew in from Hans Bitter last year. Arizona to capture the 1500 (4:25.7) Jenkins Wins An American record for women and 5000 (16:32.8) in the M40 Cherry Blossom ,45-49 was recorded by Sheila Newton category. WASHINGTON, D.C.,. April 4 — with a high jump of 4', erasing the 3'8. In 800 action. Ken Stuart posted a Bob Jenkins, an ichthyologist at mark set by Irene Obera in 1980. fast 2:01.0 (M30); Jerry Hackett Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia, Men's competition was held in returned after a 4-year layoff in 2:13.3 successfully defended his masters 10-year age groups from age 30. (M40); and Leonard Waits bested the championship today in the lOih annual Women were divided into two groups M50's in 2:18.7. Perrier Cherry Blossom lO-mile rtjn for award purposes: 30-49 and 50-1-. Mike Wagenbach helped run the through the flovyer-bedecked streets of Walt Butler, 40, blazed to his second meet and also logged the fastest 10000 the nation's capital. straight 14.3 clocking in the 110-meter of the day in 32:43 for M30 honors. Jenkins' time of 53:18 topped a 39" hurdles (his world record is 14.67), Eino's 34:23 topped the M40 con quality masters field by 40 seconds. Bill but the wind and a lack of enough wat tingent. Hall from Duke University in Durham, ches nullified acceptance as a new John Dobroth high jumped 6'4" in N.C. logged 53:58, followed by upstate world standard. the M40 group. Dave Jackson won the New York's Ralph Zimmerman (54:48) Monty Montgomery,74, Los Angeles, ran, Don Cheek 51, performed the in 70 meter hurdles (9.22) and triple jump and Baltimore's Mike Sabino (55:53). 2:54:49 marathon at age 68. He holds credible feat of dropping down to (38'1/2") in M50 action. George Vernosky sped to a 57:55 for marathon age marks from 68-74 and is M70 defeat a tough 40-49 year old field in Vern Cheadle look the shot world record holder with 3:07:03. men's age 50-54 honors. Herb photo by Richard Lee Slotkin the 200 meters, in 23.67, then did it (39'9'/4") and discus (124'6'/2") in Chisholm's 1:00:51 led the 55-59 again against his own 50-59 age group M70. Dave Douglass, M50, flung the group. 238 Compete in 24.38. He also won the 400 in 56.88. hammer 129'4" to win by 28 feet. Transplanted San Diegan Loiitia Continued from page 1 Dean Smith returned after a long Pete Fetter defended his 100-meter Bache of Alexandria, Va. just turned Indeed it was, as Margaret Miller absence to edge Cheek in the 50-59 100 age-handicap title. Nine runners of all 40 and proceeded to win the women's demolished the world record for in 11.60. ages filled the lanes, with the oldest masters title by over two minutes in women age 55-59 in the 1500 meter run Patsalis also won the 100 (12.75) 200 woman (Bess James, 72) starting 35 1:06:57 with a remarkable J:19.8. The time (27.24), 70-meter hurdles (9.85), & tri meters up the track, and the youngest broke the mark of 5:31.1, set by South ple jlimp (36'6'/4") in the M60 division man starting near the normal Hail RepeatsinBoston Africa's Anne McKenzie in 1980, by for an outstanding one-day's effort.. •100-meter starting line. James led till BOSTON, April 19 — Bill Hall of over 11 seconds. Gene Driver posted an impressive the final yards, as Fetter, 60, Joe Durham, NC successfully defended his fom Patsalis, 60, long-jumped double in the M30 200 (22.00) and 400 Caruso 72, and Herb Miller, 66, flew Boston Marathon Masters Champion 19'l'/4" with no aiding wind to of (50.53). George Cohen sped to a 53.8 by. ship today in a time of 2:24:20, three ficially break the world 60-64 mark of win in the M40 400. Avery Bryant, 57, won the handicap minutes slower than his record 1981 ef 1500 in 5:02, while Mike Hiller, 43, fort. ELEVENTH ANNUAL predicted his 1500 meter time to the se The classic. race always produces a cond in 6:45. Results in back pages. quality field of masters (over age 40) METROPOLITAN Dalrymple Sets runners and this year was no exception Continued from page I as four runners broke 2:30 and 25 ATHLETIC CONGRESS keep training^ harder to stay ahead of broke 2:40. MASTERS AND SUB-MASTERS him," Tymn said. Bob Jenkins of Salem, Virginia was Tymn, Gallup and Clark won trips less than a minute behind Jenkins in TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS to Philadelphia based on their age- 2:25:14 to cop runner-up honors. graded performances. Besides Dalrym Ralph Zimmerman of North Tonawan- ple, Ruth Anderson of Oakland, Calif, da, NY was third master in 2:25:41, SUNDAY JUNE 13, L9B2. KING'S POINT MERCHANT MARINE ACADEMY. 10:00 A.M. won a trip for her 1:05:22 winning time 'and was followed by Fritz Mueller of THERE WILL BE A CONCURRENT NON^CHAMPIONSHIP MEET'PGR NGN MET. AREA RESIDENTS. DIRECTIONS: By Car. Long Island Expr«atway coExlt 33.Then follow che signs for about 3 nlles. in the women's 50-54 division. New York (2:27:50), Sol Epstein of In By triln. Psnn Station Long Island R.B. to Great Neck. Take bus to the school. Karen Scannell of San Francisco was dianapolis (2:30:50), Roger Pflugfelder Toilet and locker facllltlea for nen and woaen. 1/4" spikes pennltted. runner-up in the women's 40-44 of Greensburg, Pa. (2:31:26), David ELIGIBILITY: You must he over thirty and registered In the Metropolitan Athletic Congress (MAC). bracket behind Dalrymple in 59:10, Salo, La Jolla, Calif. (2:32:08). If not registered write to; MAC, P.O.B. 5340, FDR Station, NYC 10050. Registration fee is $6.00. but, based on the NRDC age-graded The top 25 masters are listed in back This Is for the Championship meet. All other can compete in the non'champlonahip meet. PRIZES: Three championship medals in each event. Five year age groupings for men and women tables, Anderson's time was better for pages. Women's masters results were from age 30 to 79. Championship patches to the winners of each event, with a limit of one unavailable. patch per person. TEAM PRIZES; There will be four team trophlea-for 30*39; 40-49; 50-59; 6(H- her age group (W50) than Scannell's based on 5-3-1 scoring'tor each five year division for men and women and then adding all time was for hers (W40). the points In the ten year groupings together. Cook Sets World Masters Xports Association medals will be given for the non-championship events.) Other good efforts included Carl ENTRy FEE: $4.00 per event. Ellsworth's 55:00 in the M50 division 10,000 meters 5rOOO meter walk THERE WILL BE THE SAME EVENTS FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Vault Mark 100 meter dash 200 meter dash AND NGN-CHAMPIONSHIP MEETS. and Susie Bartels' 1:02:57 in the W45 WALNUT, Calif. May 2 — Vic ' 110 meter HI. H. 800 meter run FOR SCHEDULING PURPOSES THERE MAY BE COMBINED class. 100 meter dash 5,000 meter run SECTIONS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP & NON-CHAMPIONSHIP Cook, 50, soared 14'0'/2" today to 400 meter dash COMPETITORS. Despite Dalrymple's fast time, it was establish a new world pole vault record still 3 minutes slower than her U.S. age for men over age 50. The occasion was All Field event competitors report at 10:00 A.M.. You will be divided into fllghta by age 35-39 mark of 52:21, set only a year groups. The following are the field eventi: Long Jump; Weight Throw; Discus.; H.-^oser; the Mt. Sac Relays at Mt. San Antoriio Javelin; High Jump; Pole Vault; Shot Put; Irlple Jump. You will be given the order of events ago at age 39. College. Cook's effort exceeded by a for each flight at the 10:00 A.M. check in. Newspapers and local TV covered scant '/z" the old mark of 14' set Nov. PLEASE PRE-ENTER. CHECK IN STARTS AT 9:00 A.M. the event. The late Norman 8, 1973 by Olympian Richmond (Boo) Tamanaha's wife and other family Morcom. I hereby waive any claim I or my heirs may have against the Metropolitan Athletic Congress; Masters Sports Assoc. and Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy for any Injuries sustained aa members appeared on the stage. Other top performances included: a result of my partlclpstion In the 11th Annual MAC Met. Championships. Harold Chapson gave a brief speech —A wind-aided 14.3 in the

SIGNATURE: CLUB honoring Tamanaha and presented 110-meter hurdles by Wait Butler, 40. gifts to his wife. (Butler owns the U.S. mark of 14.67) NAME(prlnt) ADDRESS ZIP phone #_ TAC # SEX:MALE FEMALE AGE Tamanaha is often referred to as the —A wind-aided 16.8 in the EVENT(S) father of running in Hawaii. He ran 110-meter hurdles and 19' long jump the Boston Marathon 6 times, in Hake check payable to MASTERS SPORTS ASSOC. and mall to BiVlRLV COHEN, by Tom Patsalis, 60. cluding a 5th place finish at age 48 in 55 Theodore Rooaevclt Dr. —A 6'4" high jump by John Blauvelt, NY 10913 2:38:30 in 1955. He was a charter Dobroth, 40. PLEASE CHECK member of the Hawaiian Masters —A 53.7 400 by Gary Miller, 44. Championship events (you must be registered in MAC) Track Club. He.is best remembered for —A 4:40.7 1500 by Bill Fitzgerald, Non-championship events. help and encouragement he gave to 57. runners, both young and old. —An 11.1 and 22.6 in the 100 and i Results in back pages. 2(X) by Sutler. Results in back pages. June 1982 National Masters News page 21

RULE 251 OF THE ATHLETICS CONGRESS, COVERING TAC Ivers Breaks NATIONAL AND REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD 100-yard Record CHAMPIONSHIPS; AND GUIDELINES FOR MASTERS MEET TAMPA, Fla., April 3. — A pen DIRECTORS TO FOLLOW IN ALL MASTERS T&F MEETS. ding world record was established to (Approved by TAC Masters T&F Committee in Reno at 1981 TAC Conven day at the Tampa Bay Track and Field Meet, co-sponsored by the Seven-Up tion, and ratified by TAC) MEET DIRECTORS GUIDELINES Technical Rules A. Order of Events for 3-Oay Meet Company of St. Louis and the Tampa The technical rules of the Open 1. Day One Recreation Department. T&F Coranlttee under the Athletics 1) 5000m walk Pentathlon Barry Ivers, 71, of Maine, ran the Congress and the lAAF shall be 2) 400m heats 1(X) yard dash in 13.2 for a possible followed with these pxrpntinnc- 3) 10,000m finals In 5- a. EllQibilitv year divisions (as new age 70-74 world mark, subject to 1. Any personage30oroveron the far as possible) approval by the World and TAC 1st dayof themeetis eligible. 2. Day Two Masters Records Committees. 2. The age group in which you 1) Steeplechase Pole vault The meet, one of the first outdoor compete is determined by your 2) 110 hurdle heats Long jump age on the1st day of the meet. 3) " " finals Hanmer . Masters Meets in the 1982 season, was 3. All members of a relay team 4) 800m finals Shot put held for the benefit of the Muscular must be registered in the (seeded sections Dystrophy Association of Tampa. same club. Unattached teams if necessary) may run, but not count in 5) 100m heats' Former Olympic Bronze medalist. official results (noawards) 6) 100m finals Josh Culbreath of Philadelphia won Tim Rostege, M40, clocked good 32:42 in 4! There shall be no regional 7) 400m finals three first places. Running in the 45-49 Danville, CA lOK May 2 restrictions to any Masters 8) 400m relay photo by Richard Lee Stotkin competitor involving awards 9) 3200m relay year old category, Culbreath scored his or eligibility to compete. victories in the 100 yard dash with a pany of St. Louis, MO, Warren G. DayTfiree. b. Age Divisions 1) 5000m run High jump time of 10.8; the 220 in 25.8; and the Jackson, minority affairs consultant, All divisions will be 5-year 2) 20k walk Triple jump 330 hurdles in 45.2. and former high jumper for Manhat divisions, except for relays, 3) 400m hurdles Javelin Another former Olympic medalist. tan College, said that 7UP was pleased which will be 10-yr divisions. 4) 1500m c. Competition in Age Divisions 5) 2OO1) trials & finals Bob Backus, placed first in his to participate in this benefit for the specialties, the hammer and the 1. A competitor may run in a 6) 1600m relay JVIuscular Dystrophy Association. younger age division, but 8. General Guidelines for meet conduct 35-pound weight throws. Jack.sop said the company has been a may not compete in an older Ivers, a retired trucking manager, age division. 1. Order of competition in all long-term supporter of the many na events, including field events: was delighted by his performance. tionwide programs sponsored by the 2. If a competitor runs in a women first; oldest to youngest younger age division, that Where trials are involved, that Representing The Seven-Up Com- MDA. athlete must compete in age. division moves to the end of that age division in all order competition (except 400m) subsequent individual -1982- events. Relays are excluded 2. All field events run in at from this restriction. least two sections. 3. Pre-registration for all NORTHWEST REGIONAL d. Starting Blocks and Stance events, except relays. The general starting rule is Meet Director supplies one im MASTERS & SUB-MASTERS waived. Use of blocks and plement in each age division. stance is discretionary by 5. Awards: Medals for 1st 3 pla TRACK & FIELD competitor. ces; national certificates for Hurdles 6 places; championship patches CHAMPIONSHIPS Spacing. All high hurdles spacing for all events. SFOiBoaiU BX snail be; 15 yards to 1st hurdle; 6. General Rule 90 is in effect •nui. un mnuuEi, pomuD tsaoc cub. vr aooo coujuk 10 yards between each hurdle; 15 field events. yards to finish. 7. Copy of meet results to na BBU AT nr. nOOD COUIQB GBBSHUI, CaO(»l acBBXTU Of rota Exceptions: Women 30-49 and men tional records chairman. fHinAT wont JPM 30 aATUHOAT KiaHr JULT 31 70+: 100m hurdles; standard National Masters News, TAC spacing.* Women 50+: 80m hurdles National and Regional offices k-8 m um Jtmptmii a mn) (-8 n THiPU jnmpda onlt) standard spacing.* 8 hurdles. within 30 days. SBDT IVTdfBI A BCMBI) lAVlUim A HMIM) DiaCDSdlBli A HHU) POU TADLTtUai QKLT) (*42'.7 3/4" to 1st hurdle; 27' 8. Request officials from re gional office at earliest HIGH JIMPdlBI )0-4y) HIGH JUMPtHOi $0 A CP A • lO^s" between each hurdle) 3000 aT (Wa OHLT) (m GMLT) possible time. Heights - Men 110m 400m Hft-WBITIT flTTBirr T:M CflJBBta HE 9. Wind gauge must be on hand. 110 HDRDUSdmi OHLT)•LT) 8:15 400 H)mLBS(IIBI OBLT) 30-39 39" 36" 10. Weights and measures official 100 imsBsdaN a maa) zootiaai a aoMia} 40-49 36"- 33" must be on hand. isootaia A aoaiak , loootaoHiH ohltI 30" 50-59 33" 11. Make sure enough lap coun 4oo(aia Aaoaia) sncm macn/^ja #i-50oo(an 40 a o*bb) 30" • BACZ a aipiAbacb )>z-5ooo(im 50-55 a an ovbb *d 60+ 30" ters are available in all SEVCIAL IjOCAJL ^ aw auR TO s la this haci) Heights - Women distance races and walks. BTBHT OHLT. 9|E-Tziau nmunai ixaaxRa n bach aob oboop n 30-39 ' 33" 30" 12. Meet Director shall have the - 6oo(an A KHa) 40+ 30" 30"_ authority to request proof mtn AT Iirr-gn - aw POBHIBLB COaPITIOMS... .UOL nATBP TBAOB aPHBACB of age and/or a medical cer Higher heights may be run by an PLiin mar - individual at the meet director's tificate attesting to the POa ATBLBTXS AOB 90 A discretion,. competitor's physical ability AflBlAfl Of >50-82) Shot Put ', Men Women to compete. In addition, a 16 lb. 4 kilo hold harmless clause shall be 30-39 16 lb. 4 kilo signed by each competitor. 40-49 12 lb. 3 kilo 13. Publicity pictures (black & 50-59 8l or 82 MAfc If AHT 8 lb. 3 kilo 60+ white) a must. Please identi BTBHTS: 1- Heavier weights may be thrown by fy individuals and write a 2- an individual at the meet direc summary of the meet. 5- tor's discretion. All throws by 14. Hurdle heights should be prin 5-(LiaiT) - an individual must be made With ted on the results sheet. BEAUTIFUL OLYHFIC SIZE aKQAlS FOR FIRST, SBCOHO, AND THIRD PLACE the same weight. 15. 30-39 year-olds will use 39" iwnnr fbb: t; fob first etbnt, additiobal t5 for zm BVBirr, 8i feb btbht AnsR that Men Women heights for the 110-meter HAU CHICK8 PATAHU TO; FOKTLAHD TRACK CUB (NOT TO ANTONS ELSE) Javelin 30-39 800 gm. 600 gm. hurdles. SEND BBTRT BITH CHECK TO: JDi FJGXXTT e/o HT HOOD COLLEGE ATHLETIC DBFT. 24000 SI STARK ST. GRISHAa. (». 97050 40-49 800 gm. 600 gm. 16. A records clerk should be ap ALL SNTBIIS BUST BE IH HT MONDAY JULY 24tk, 1982. 50-59 800 gm. 400 gm. pointed to verify and submit HO HOST BREAKFAST - 9 AM SAT. H£UI*S IN GRESHAB - MO ADVANCE PATMEHT TW BBBAKFAST 60+ • 600 gm. 400 gm. records. I WILL ATTIHD BREAKFAST Discus 30-39 2 kilo 1 -kilo 17. The local Penn Mutual agent I BILL HOT AT7XHD BREAKFAST 40-49 2 kilo should be contacted for sup port, publicity, etc. I lAIVE ALL RIGHTS THAT I OR MY HEIRS OR ASSIGNS HAY HAVE AGAINST THE SPOKSORS OF 50-59 1.6 kilo THIS ATHLETIC EVENT ARISING FROt ANY INJURY, ILLNESS, OR ACCIDENT THAT 1 NAY SUSTAIN 60+ 1 kilo 18. The lenbry form should be OR INCUHl IN PARTICIPATING IN THIS EVENT OR AT THIS EVENT. printed in the National Mas I lu/iT I AM IN GOOD HEALTH TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS EVENT. Hammer 30-39 16 lb. 8 lb. ters News in the two issues 40-49 16 lb. prior to the meet. SIGNED DATED 50+ 12 lb. 19. In competition, combining age Indoors groups should be avoided FOR any additional INFOiWiATION PHONE JIB HJCKETT AT AREA CODE 505 447-7554. 50-59 35 lb. when possible. 60+ 25 lb. page 22 National Masters News June 1982

80 Tracksters Battle California Rainstorm Morcom Sets by BOB ROEMER handicap, medley relay. Decathlon Record SACRAMENTO, April 10 — It's Among other fine performances, by JAMES TUPPENY Northern California's wettest year on considering the conditions, were a Richmond (Boo) Morcom, former record. If they'd had it this bad a cen 146-11 javelin throw by Dick Hot- track coach at Pennsylvania and a tury or so ago, they'd have called off chkiss, 43, of Grass Valley, and a 15.5 member of the 1948 U.S. Olympic the Donner Party and the Gold Rush. romp over the 110-meter hurdles by team, set a Masters age group (60 years But, Masters trackmen are a heartier Dee DeWitt, 42, of Fresno. and above) world decathlon record of breed. Ken Carnine, 74, resisting the urge 4407 points during the college About 80 of the pre-registered 110 to compete, directed the meet with a lot decathlon competition at the Penn Masters and Submasters braved an all- of help from Bob Cooper, 58, who Relays. day rain and wind storm to compete in pulled up lame in the 100. Participating with seven collegians, It was the Masters first crack at Cal the Sacramento Masters Relays. ;r,: •C Morcom broke the record of 4328 The rain erased most of the score State U's new Chevron 400 track, but - -I,'• i points .set by former world pole vault Frank Duarte, 40, Santa Ana, Calif, won Na sheets, actually a blessing because the the rain prevented anything outstan record holder Cornelius Warmerdam tional Masters 20K in Seattle March 14 in performances weren't memorable. By ding other than the proving of true 1:05:14. in 1975 when he was 60 years old, the the end of the meet, the timers and dedication to the sport. photo by Carole Langenbach .same age as Morcom. Morcom com judges who were still around had got peted against Warmerdam in the pole ten smart and were operating out of the Women Star In Australia vault in the 1940s, when the Flying press box. Through the clouds of rain, Dutchman was recognized as the by JACK PENNINGTON sped to an age-63 mark of 16:38.3. they were barely able to perceive starter greatest pole vaultcr in track and field PERTH, Australia, April 10-11. The (Gilmour holds the world M60 mark of Mel Melgosa's red jacket and smoking history. women stole the show in the Australian 16:33.3 set Aug. 9, 1980.) pistol. Morcom's record was scored on the Veterans Track & Field Champion Ex-American Cliff Bould, now M65, Roy Wigginton, 56, of the host Nor standard decathlon scoring tables, not ships this Easter weekend, despite won the lOK and 5K (21:16), showing thern California Seniors, emerged a revised Masters table. He totalled from the deluge with three'gold medals world class runs by John Gilmour and almost complete recovery from his 2078 points after the first day's five George McGrath. 1975 series of strokes. and a silver in individual events and events, and added 2329 points the .se Shirley Brasher, a W55 from the ran on three winning relay teams. In the M70 division, Stan Nicholls cond day, breaking Warmerdarn's Island of Tasmania, and Doris Pirie, a Included in the Carmichael athlete's did even better: 1500 in 5:43, 5K in record in the final event with a 5:43.1 W50 from Queensland, shared honors victories was an upset over arch-rival 20:16 and lOK in 46:36. time for 1500 meters. Dick Zumwalt, 55, of Antioch in'the between them. Shirley took the 400 Morcom's decathlon totals: 100 (79.5), 800 (2:53), 1500 (5:40), 5K There were two Grand Masters of 100 meters. Both were clocked in 13.5, walking, Gus Theobald Walked, 85, Meters — 13.58 (258 pfs.) a step ahead of Dick Nordquist, 56, of (20:15) lOK (42:31), 3K Walk (16:49) Long Jump — 5.34m, 17-6'A (453 with a 19:31 for 5K, and Tom Daintry, Talent, Ore. and 1500 Walk (7:56) in an amazing pts.) M70, who won his walks of 5K (27:01) Greg Marshall, 33, and Dick Marlin, performance. Shot Put — 12.31m, 40-4 Vi ((s20 and 3K (15:J5). Tom is the youngest 51, were easy winners in other 100 Doris was equally impressive: 100 pts.) looking M70 of all time. heats. (14.7), 200 (28.5), 400 (65.4), 800 High Jump — 1.55m, 5-1 (444 pts.) Nordquist won the 110-meter (2:36.7), LJ (4.43m), HJ (1.25m). Wal Shepard, troubled with ham.str- 400 Meiers — 64.5 (303 pts.) hurdles in 19 flat and drew a measure Gilmour was thwarted in his bid for ings, still managed 5K in 20:28 in the 110 Meter High Hurdles — 19.2 (499 of revenge against Wigginton by edg a clean sweep of the M60 distance runs M60 bracket. The weekend competi pts.) ing him by a half inch in the shot. by McGrath. John won the lOK in tion and social activity were — 37.40m, 122-9 (633 Harvey Franklin, 39, of Fremont, 36:06 which George passed up follow marvelous. The Australian track pts.) paced a big 1500-meter field in 4:32.8, ing his 3:03 in the Nike Marathon a season has now ended and cross-country Pole Vault — 3.40m, 11-2 (644 pts.) with Kent Guthrie, 45, of Lafayette, week ago. But they met head-on in the is well undeway. Javelin Throw — 31.18m, 102-3 (350 and Mark Gallo, 38, of Sacramento, 1500. As usual, Gilmour tried to-take On a sad note, a week before Easter pts.) dead-heated behind him in 4:44.3. control from the front, but McGrath we lost a founder member, a most 1500 Meters — 5:43.1 (203 pts.) Sister Marion Irvine, the 52-year-old sensed the slow pace, burst to the front joval man, A1 Digance, 67. Total — 4407 points Dominican nun from San Rafael, top and won by 6 seconds in 4:41.5. over-50 marathoner in the nation, ran George won the M60 800 in 2:27.6, a respectable 5:34.5 1500 meters and but was no match for John in the 5000. also won the 800 and led a pickup team In Christchurch, John had lapped the to victory in the mixed-age, mixed-sex. field with a great 16:51, but today he

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Polly Peacock,38. of St. Louis, adds another win to her growing string of women s division vic tories. Here, she clockeda 58;08 course recdrd in St. Louis' Bethesda Health Fair 15K, hosted TOURS on April 18 bythe St. LouisTrackClub. Peacock's closest competition in this event, was 23-year- old Bev Boddiker of Hillsboro, Illinois, who finished 50 seconds later in second place. Among Peacock's impressive list of St. Louis victories was last November's St. Louis Marathon. iV - photo by Robert M. Weaver, 1982 i , I • 1.1.i '•'I .J I -I' > •• ; at. June 1982 National Masters News page 23

Minutes of Meeting of Masters Track and Field Committee Cambridge, Mass., March 28 by JERRY ALAN DONLEY, Secretary men a dark blue. The uniform would Jim Weed presided with 50 present. be 20% cotton. These uniforms will The purpose was to bring the par probably be available by the time of ticipants up to date on activities of the the national meet in Wichita, Aug. 7, national organization' so that ap 1982. They will be designed to be plain, propriate recommendations can be although many wish to have some type made at the Athletics Congress Na of identification of the United States, tional Masters T&F Meeting in at least on the singlet.. It was suggested Philadelphia in December, 1982. that a poll be run in the national newsletter from the general member Recommendations approved: ship as to the type of design which 1. Indoor meets should not go metric. When the national indoor open ought to be placed on the uniforms. meets go metric, we should, too. The United States is one of the few countries which still went into interna 2. For men, the 300-yard run is the tional competition as individuals, shortest event, other than the straight rather than being dressed as a country. sprints, that ought to be scheduled. Chicago's Ernie Billups (31) receives support after winning 1500 in 1981 NationalMastersT&F Although this was a highly-sotight goal The 220 for men on the curve was felt Championships in U.S. record 3:59.8. Runner-up George Cohen (4:01.9) is at right. The 1982 by all those participating in the interna Nationals will be held'in Wichita, Kansas Aug. 6-8. to be too demanding and likely to pro tional competition, it has become in photo by Chris Silvera duce injuries. creasingly apparent that most of the has made in incorporating the athletes and field activities. 3. However, the 220 should be in participants do want to be identified into the structure, the TFA/USA is be 12. Great appreciation was expressed cluded for the women. The women with the country they represent. Accor ing dissolved. This may result in a few to Haig Bohigan for his efforts in would like to see a 220, 440, 880 and dingly, we will go ahead and have these less masters' meets, but should, preparing the record/rankings books. mile. Indoor meets should follow the uniforms available. overall, help to smooth out the general This was a monumental task, highly TAG open competition events for 9. Mr. Weed discussed the sponsor coordination of all masters programs. expensive, and unless almost every women. ship and the fact that Penn Mutual will It was suggested that masters athletes master athlete in the country purchases 4. In providing guidelines for meet complete its sponsorship for the re should find some way to help out col one of these books, it will have little directors, some thought be given to mainder of 1982. By fall of 1982, it will leges and to help them promote track chance of further success. scheduling the field events as follows: make a decision whether or not it will High 'jump - the older to the recommit. If it does, it will be for a younger. five-year period of time. Report From Australia Shotput - younger to the older. All of the monies which are by BOB MARTIN, VISITOR others will benefit by the chance to get Triple jump - divide into two groups, budgeted for the masters organization While visiting our son and daughter- acquainted with this veteran, top run starting with 49 and working to the will be run through the Athletic Con in-law at Canberra, we were fortunate ner, coach, writer and wonderful per younger, and starting 50 and working gress. Requests for money, especially enough to be there for the 14th annual son. to the older. for the regional meets, will require at "Jack Pennjngton 16km" on May 1. It A Sunday fun run of about 30 peo Pole vault - older to the younger. least one month to get the checks from was started as a surprise to Jack by ple was followed by a social period. Long jump - older to the younger. TAG. Weed suggested that the meet some of the athletes he had been One joy of running in Canberra is the 5. All national meets should have a directors give some thought to looking coaching. fine network of bike paths which lead medical doctor and trainer available for individual sponsors, not only of the The race is along the shores of scenic to all parts of the city. Thesewere built during the full course of the track meets, but of individual events which Lake Burley Griffin, named in honor as a result of a coalition of cyclists, meet, and ice readily available to all could have individual awards for of the Chicagoan who designed the city runners and walkers, and are still being competitors. outstanding performances. of Canberra. The grass, dirt-path and added to an improved. They traverse 6. Relays scheduled so that they can 10. George Hatzfield from Penn paved road course passes the national parkland, canal banks and open areas be run during the course of the meet, Mutual reviewed the general activity capitol buildings and many points of and rarely go along a major road. Why rather than at the very tail-end of the for the Sports Festival and encouraged interest. can't we promote such nice running meet. In this way, greater participation everybody to submit his and her ap The 180 runners were on high quali routes in U.S. cities. They're safe, as would be realized in the relay events. plication. All thosdthat are submitting ty. Those of us running at a 7-to-8 the nearest I came to an accident was', 7. Criteria be established, written up their names are being put on a com min/mile pace soon saw the field move not with an auto, but with a group of and distributed to all of the executive puter list, and when the total program away rapidly. The slower runners in kangaroos that came bounding out of officers, to be used in obtaining bids comes out, each of those individuals Australia will apparently enter the the bush. for the national meets. Hopefully, this will receive a total package of the highly - publicized "fun runs," but would provide some continuity and whole Sports Festival. All in all, the won't turn out for the better quality uniformity to the actual structure of Sports Festival looks to be one of the races put on by the clubs. the meets. outstanding events in the country, not The "Pennington" was top notch in 8. Weed announced that uniforms only from the point of view of masters, every respect: good course markings, for international competition would be but from the point of view of those accurate timing and placing, all for a available through Nike, for a total . who are interested in amateur athletics. 50 cents entry fee. No bother was given price of $45.00. The women would 11. Weed announced that, because to T-shirts, aid stations, refreshments, have a powder blue uniform, and the of the progress the Athletic Congress age groups or awards except to the top few finishers. Unfortunately, Jack had pulled a 40,000 Watch Masters Sprinters muscle while orienteering, and by PETE TAYLOR Seniors (3:35.7), Shore AC and Tren couldn't run a representative time in "Success is peace of mind his namesake race, for which he holds Masters runners got their chance to ton Masters. Roberts is a newcomer to which is a direct result of the 50-1- record at about 1:05. After show their brilliance to a crowd of the Philadelphia Masters and a former self-satisfaction in knowing 38,777 today at the annual Penn Olympic .SUrinter. one slow lap, he had to give it up. you did your best to become Relays. In the masters 4 x 100 relay, the However, he was at his jovial best in The Philadelphia Masters team of Shore AC team of Lloyd Riddick, Matt presenting the awards and announcing the best you are capable Dawson Pratt, Bob Stanford, Dhamiri Brown, Roosevelt Weaver and Bob the results. He's nearing 60 and-looks of becoming" Abayomi and Ed Roberts turned in a Williams won in 45.3 seconds, with toward retirement and the chance to ...John Wooden fine time of 3:20.2 in the 4 x 400 meter North Carolina Central Alumni 2nd travel more to running events outside relay to down New York Pioneer (45.8), Phila. Masters 3rd (46.1), and Australia. Those who know him will Masters (3:32.4), Potomac Valley NY Pioneer Masters -(46.3). look -forward k) -such - occasions -and -- page 24 National Masters News June 1982

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Contacting the NRDC — for the Longnecker (M60, 57:23), Clive Davics most up-to-date information on age (M65, 55:16) and Ed Benham (70, records, rankings, and the status of 1:07:48) rounding out the men's divi race results and other materials receiv sion leaders. ed, calls should be directed to Ken Cindy Dalrymple, age 39 last year, Young or Jennifer Hesketh Young at posted a 52:21 to lead all female (602) 326-6416. over-35's. Karen Scannell edged Trudy Mail to the NRDC ordinarily should Rapp by 4 seconds in 58:04 for 40-44 go to Box 42888, Tucson, AZ 85733. honors with Susie Bartels' 1:04:30 making the top 25. 396 In this issue of NMN are the U.S. masters 15 kilometer rankings for Jennifer Wright's 1:00:44 and 1981. (The lOK rankings appeared in Takako Kelley's 1:16:16 book-ended the May issue). Listed are the top 25 the 45-59 runners. runners in each 5-year age group from age 35. (If less than 25, that's all there- Nicki Hobson's 1:04:35 was best were.) W50, with Beatrice Lovell's 1:21:02 good for the #25 slot. Mary Storey The top 50 in each age group for all (W55, 1:07:33) and Pat Dixon (W60,- road distances, and the top 100 in the 1:13:48) rounded out the leading marathon, are in the NRDC book: In women 15K speedsters. Depth Masters Road Rankings, available from NRDC for $5.95. Each month, the National Masters Shore AC Merges News will publish the 1981 rankings for a different event. Next month, the With Garden State 20K. As of January 1, 1982, the Garden i Jarrett Slaven of Florida had the State Track Club has merged into the fastest' over-age-35 15K clocking last Shore Athletic Club. year — 46:42. Herb Lorenz topped the "We believe that we now have the 40-44 group in 47:18. A 50:42 by most formidable squad in the East," Richard Jamborsky made the lop 25. Ron Salvio told NMN, "especially in the 30-39 and 40-49 categories." Earl Ellis' 49:35 led the 45-49 men, Prior to the merger, the Shore AC with Bill Gookin squeaking into the swept both the Submasters and top 25 at 54:18. Masters divisions of the New Jersey Poetry in motion is Bob Packard (396) and Louis Vink, running in perfect unison in the 1981 na outdoor championships, ending the tional masters track &field championships, as Bruce Robinson looks on. Hal Higdon's 51:22 and Tom photo by Chris Silvera Momiyama's 57:41 sandwiched the long reign of the GSTC in submasters 50-54 division. Alex Ratelle's 52:35 and the North Jersey Masters in the topped the 55-59 class, with Don M40 division. NY & NJ Masters To Star On CBS-TV Shore then won the Eastern outdoor by HAIG BOHIGIAN event of the season and a month before submasters title and placed high in the A CBS-TV film crew videotaped 22 the first scheduled meet, the athletes masters bracket. athletes (19 men and 3 women) over went through the events at about Vi Salvio says since the merger, "the age 60 on April 18 going through the speed to avoid possible injury. Thus, new team can't be touched, even rigors of a simulated meet at the Col no time or distances were recorded. though we haven't yet fielded nearly a lege of Staten Island. The results will full team." be used in,a special on "E.xploding the Top honors went to ex-Olympian Myths of Aging" to be aired on CBS- Joe McClusky who went through 6 TV on Monday, June 7, 1982 from 8 to events and Eipel with 4 events. The Lorenz, Kania Set 9 p.m. EDT. average age of the athletes was 66; 15 10-Mile Marks were from New York and 7 from New The crew filmed warm-up jogs, stret Jersey. Other participants were John NEW YORK, May 2 — Herb ching exercises and "competition" in Bruce, Jim Choy, Ted file, Ann Lorenz, 43, again improved his own the ICQ, 220, 440, 880, shot, discus. Jureidini, Dave Lakritz, David American masters 10-mile record today Javelin, hammer, long jump and 880 Lawyer, Manno, Harry McArdle, with a time of 5:43 in the Trevira walk. ' Twosome 10-mile run in Central Park. 1 March Neuhof, Murray Oguss, John Through the efforts of Spiro and Popowich, Mary Rodriguez, Leo Only six weeks ^o, he had lowered Hal Associates (the advertising firm for Rothbart, Adrienne Salmini, Paul Higdon's 6-year old standard of 51:30 Penn Mutual), CBS-TV became aware Sereghy, John Shelly, John Vislocky, to 51:08. Today's time betters that by of the National Masters Sports Festival Walt Westerholm, Casey Witkowsky 25 seconds. Both times are subject to scheduled for Philadelphia Aug. 12-15. and Henry Zachman. the OK of the National Running Data They wanted to film in the New York Center. area and asked if there was a meet in The CBS-TV crew was coordinated Mila Kania, 50, obliterated the April. There wasn't, but with the help by Kim Kennedy, the producer was women's age 50-54 mark of 1:10:44, of Jim Manno and William Eipel, we John Block, the Cameraman was Bill set by Bette Mihalek in 1980, with a Dill and the Soundman was Doug arranged for a track and called the stunning 1:04:16. Volper^Extensive interviews were done Former Olympian and national masters race athletes together for a special competi walk champion Ron Laird, 44, is coaching Lorenz combined with his wife Irma' with all the competitors. Over 3 hours tion. the U.S. 1984 Olympic race walkers in Col (1:07:20) to be the top masters duet of footage was shot, but how much will orado. (1:58:02) in the popular, romantic spr Because this was the first outdoor actually be broadcast is to be seen. photo by John Allen, Sportsfoto, Inc. ingtime Gotham staple. »/. • •.~' June 1982 National Masters News page 25

1981 MASTERS 15 KILOMETER RANKINGS

Top25 in each 5-year age group from age 35 up. Compiled by the National Running Data Center exclusively for the National Masters News. Soon to be available in the book "In Depth Masters Rankings."

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4(i:42 Jarrett Slaven 35 + FL 7 Feb,FL-A 51:22 Hal Higdon 50 Michigan City IN 21 Jun, IN-A 47:58 Karl Weiser 38 9 May,WA-A 51:48 George Vernosky 51 Bethesda MD 3 Oct,DC-A 48:42 Chuck Koeppen 35 Carmel IN 7 ,Sep,IN-A 53:41 Morton Gray 50 Santa Rosa CA 25 Oct,CA-A 43:51 Jeff Galloway 35 GA 7 Feb,FL-A 54:18 Howard Miller 54 Mercer Island WA 9 May,WA-A 49:25 Frank Bozanich 36 Bothell WA 15 Mar,WA-A 54:21 Ed DeMarrais 50 Needham MA 3 Oct,DC-A C- 49:28 Ken Neville 35 + 9 May,WA-A 54:50 Bill McChesney 53 Eugene OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 49:38 54:55a Richard Kendall 51 Buffalo NY 12 Jul,HY-A Greg Jewett 35 Berkeley CA 15 Nov,CA-A ti 49:47 Greg White 36 2 Aug,MO-A 55:06 Ruben Vigil 53 Albuquerque NM 8 Mar,AZ-A 50;02a Ray Kneer 39 Homer NV 12 Jul,NY-A 55:26 Jack Angel 54 Puree11 OK 31 Got,OK-A 50:08 Philip Weiser 38 Denver CO 28 Jun,OR-A 55:41 Don Dixon 53 Hastings/Hudsn NY 18 Jan,NY-A 50:14 Larry Prout 35 + 9 May,WA-A 55:47 Bill Stock 51 La Mesa CA 22 Mar,CA-A 50:14a Jerry Smith 38 Manlius NY 12 Jul,NY-A 55:57a Ted Bick 50 Schenectady NY 12 Jul,NY-A 3 50:16 Evan Schull 35 + 9 May,WA-A 55:58 Jack Gough 50+ 7 Feb,FL-A 50:26 Donald Sorchinski 35 FL 14 Mar,FL-A 56:25 Dennis Branham " 50 FL 14 Mar,FL-A 50:33 Tom Iredale 36 Phoenix AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 56:26 Don S Williams 50 + 22 Mar,OH-A 50:41 Ted Haiman 38 Forest Hills NY 18 Jan,NY-A 56:33 Robert Hunt 50 15 Mar,WA-A 50:56 Dave Willieuns 39 15 Mar,WA-A 56:47 A1 Treichel 52 Milwaukee WI 7 Sep,IN-A 50:57 Hugh Sweeny 36 Jersey City NJ 18 Jan,NY-A 56:51 Richard Hanauer 50+ 22 Mar,OH-A 51:01 David Storey 37 Orlando FL 14 Har,FL-A 56:56 Jim Blount 51 Winter Park FL 14 Mar,FL-A 51:04 Stuart Tucker 38 NY 18 Jan,NY-A 57:08 Patrick Devine 52 San Pedro CA 22 Mar,CA-A 51:12 Larry Aduddell 36 Tulsa OK 31 Oct,OK-A 57:14 Hugh Ainslie 50 WA 15 Mar,WA-A 51:15 Gary Madison 35 Tulsa OK 31 Oct,OK-A 57:28 Jerry Crockett 53 Stillwater OK 31 Oct,OK-A 51:17 Homer Hastings 38 Newcastle WY 31 Oct,OK-A 57:33 Cornelius Pierce 50 Bend OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 51:25 David Hosmer 36 15 Mar,WA-A 57:35 Forrest Miller . 53 Chicago IL 7 Sep,IN-A 51:29 Lynn Harmon 35 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR-A 57:41 Thomas Momiyama 50 Silver Spring MO 3 Oct,DC-A V / Men- 40 thru 44 Men- 55 thru 59 47:18 Herb lorenz 42 Willingboro NJ 11 Apr,PA-A 52:35 Alex Ratelle 56 Edina MN 6 Jun,MN-A 48:06 Jim Bowers 42 Santa Rosa CA 7 Feb,FL-A 52:41 Jim O'Neil 55 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 48:26 John Robinson 40 + 9 May,WA-A 55:46 Herb Chisholm 55 Alexandria VA 3 Oct,DC-A 48:30 Dan Conway 42 Chetek WI 3 Oct,DC-A 55:46 Nocus Hclntosh 56 Tulsa OK 31 Oct,OK-A 48:51a Ralph Zimmerman 40 Buffalo NY 12 Jul,NY-A 57:40 Roland Anspach 55 Springboro OH 21 Jun,IN-A 48:53 Bob Fischer 40 Newark NJ 11 Apr,PA-A 59:04 Don Carter 57 Vestal NY 12 Apr,NY-A 48:57 Michael Heffernan 40 Portland OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 59:09 Jim McCown 59 HA 9 May,WA-A 48:58 Robert Jenkins 41 Salem VA 3 Oct,DC-A 59:20 Jtunes Jensen 55 Washington DC 3 Oct,DC-A 49:01 Bob Packard 44 Flagstaff AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 59:39 Francis Kelley 59 Oakton VA 3 Oct,DC-A 49:12 Dan McCaskill 40 Chula Vista CA 22 Mar,CA-A 59:40 Thomas Gibbons 59 Bellerose NY 18 Jan,NY-A 49:17 Mike Tymn 43 Kailua HI 22 Mar,CA-A 59:47 Rudy Iglesias 56 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 49:20 E Dumas 40 + MA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 00:00 George Puterbaugh 56 LeUce Oswego OR 28 Jun,OR-A 49:21 Mike Sabino 41 Baltimore MD 11 Apr,PA-A 1 00:02a John Benzoni 55 Penfield NY 12 Jul,NY-A 49:39 Jeremy Clark 44 Ceunp Smith HI 11 Apr,PA-A 1 00:08 Jerome Kerkhof 55 Silver Spring MO 3 Oct,DC-A 49:39 . Sal Vasquez 41 Alameda CA 15 Nov,CA-A 1 00:40a Sam Gratch 56 Utica NY 12 Jul,NY-A 49:43 Dick Hipp 41 Columbia MD 11 Apr,PA-A 1 01:12 Norman Clark 56 WA 15 Mar,WA-A 49:49 Bill Meinhardt 40 Los Gatos CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1 01:18a Edward Buckley 59 Clinton NY 12 Jul,NY-A 49:51 Ken Minn 40 + Stone Mountain GA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 01:41 Millard Shumate 55 + 7 Feb,FL-A 49:58 Pete Foret 40 + 7 Feb,FL-A 1 01:47 Bob Bruce 59 Lake Bluff IL 21 Jun,IN-A 49:58 Roy Reisinger 40 HA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 02:02 Jack Scott 56 Washington DC 3 Oct,DC-A 50:07 Art Guerra 41 Brooklyn NY 11 Apr,PA-A 1 02:03 Dixon Hemphill 56 Fairfax Stn VA 3 Oct,DC-A 50:07 Philip Walkden 42 Seattle WA 9 May,WA-A 1 02:13 Norn:an Neilson 57 15 Mar,WA-A 50:11 V Zwolak 40 + PA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 02:23a George locolano 57 Auburn NY 12 Jul,Ny-A 50:17 Ken Mueller 44 Bellingham MA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 02:31 Ervin Postier 55 Tulsa OK 31 Oct,OK-A 50:42 Richard Jamborsky 44 Reston VA 11 Apr,PA-A 1 02:36 Ralph Allen 56 Knox IN 7 Sep,IN-A

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Men- 45 thru 49 Men- 60 thtu 64

49:35 Earl Ellis 45 Seattle WA 9 May,WA-A 57:23 Don Longenecker 64 Silver City NM 8 Mar,AZ-A 49:42 Ray Hatton 49 Bend OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 1 00:28 George Sheehan 62 Red Bank NJ 18 Jan,NY-A 49:58 Brian Harris 46 Royal Oak MI 21 Jun,IN-A 1 01:16 John Mclntyre 60 Springfield VA 3 Oct,DC-A 50:01 Paul Noreen 46 Plymouth MN 6 Jun,MN-A I 03:21 Hilfredo Rios 64 Little Neck NY 18 Jan,NY-A 50:52 Dave Pitkethly 45 Kirkland WA 15 Mar,WA-A 03:32 Warren Utes 61 Park Forest IL 21 Jun ,IN-A 51:03 Hal Higdon 49 Michigan City IN 11 Apr,PA-A 03:48 Reg Rollason 64 Port Orange FL 14 Mar,FL-A 51:16 Andre Tocco 45 San Pedro CA 22 Mar,CA-A I 03:49 Howard Henry 60 Knox IN 7 Sep,IN-A 51:23 James Gallup 45 Honolulu HI 11 Apr,PA-A 1 03:57 Richard Kasal 60 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR-A 52:03 William Hoss 46 TX 11 Apr,PA-A I 03:58 Bob Martin 60 Tucson AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 52:06 Ralph Bowles 45 Pleasant Hill CA 3 Oct,DC-A I 04:41 Wendell Parson 60 Anderson IN 21 Jun,IN-A 52:26 Fred Best 45 Westf ield NJ 11 Apr,PA-A I 04:43a John Rastani 62 Utica NY 12 Jul,NY-A 52:36 Dick Gottshall 46 Altoona PA 3 Oct,DC-A 1 04:56 Paul Larger 60 + 22 Mar,OH-A 52:56 Jim Caviness 47 IN 7 Sep,IN-A Noblesville 1 05:03 Clyde Johnson 60 Springfield NO 31 Oct,OK-A 53:03 Truman Clark Pt Hueneme 45 CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1 05:11 Jack Rice 60 + 7 Feb,PL-A 53:08 Jack Blakely 45 Ithaca NY 12 Apr',NY-A 1 05:13 Irving Weiss 62 Portland OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 53:09 Joe Cary 48 Sierra Vista AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 1 05:26 Philip Russell 60 Kirkwood NY 12 Apr,Ny-A 53:10 Richard Jamborsky 45 Reston VA 3 Oct,DC-A 1 05:30 Norman Fernee 60 Jacksonville FL 14 Mar,FL-A 53:13 Bill Crum 45 Crestline CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1 05: 33 Fleetwood Fesmire 64 FL 14 Mar,FL-A 53:28 Arlen Sunn 46 MN 6 Jun,MN-A Colombia Hgts 1 05: 35 Howard Barrett 60 + 22 Mar,OH-A 53:29a Jack Meegan 45 Buffalo NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1 05:56 John Woods 63 Bethesda MD 3 Oct,DC-A 53:33 Rob Smith 45 + FL 7 Feb,FL-A 1 06:22 Bob Lehman 61 Reedley CA 22 Mar,CA-A 53:43 Ray Harrison 47 Crownsville MD 3 Oct,DC-A 1 06: 41 Walt Kreiman 61 Bethesda MD 3 Oct,DC-A 54:11 William Henningsen 46 Aloha OR 28 Jun,OR-A 1 06:51 Jule Jacobson 60 + 22 Mar,OH-A 54:17 Guenter Erich 47 Pequannock NJ 11 Apr,PA-A 1 06:56 Hal Elrick 62 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A •; 4 .1 n nn 1 Gnok in 48 San Diego CA 28 Jun ,OR-A 1 07:17 Joe Buzan 60 + 7 Feb,FL-A pa&e2^5 Jjjpe J98^2

M.^n- 65 thru 69 Women- 45 thru 49

5:16 Clive Davies 65 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR-A 1:00:44 Jennifer Wright 45 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 5 :44 William Andberg 69 Anoka MN 6 Jun,MN-A 1:02:13 Margaret Oakes 45 Healdsburg CA 25 Oct,CA-A 6 .-29a Andrew Malanchuk 65 Johnson City NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1:02:22 Noel Murchie 45 Honolulu HI 22 Mar,CA-A 8:19 A1 Clark 67 Prescott AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 1:03:13 Louise Taylor 46 Olympia WA 28 J un,0R—A 8:54 Larry Patterson 66 Ferguson MO 2 Aug,MO-A 1:04:56 Donna Wright 46 Bartlesville OK 31 Oct,OK-A 3 :22 Troy Organ 68 Athens OH 8 Mar,AZ-A 1:07:23 Joanne Mallet 47 Rockvilie MD 3 Oct,DC-A 3:40 Seymour Klein 65 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A l;09:05a Beverly Goodwin 49 Canton NY 12 Jul,NY-A 4 :14 Jerry Satterlee 66 15 Mar,WA-A l:09:3Sa Barbara Booker 45 Ithaca NY 12 Jul,NY-A 4:17 Lome Bartllng 66 Brookings SD 5 Sep,SD-A 1:09:54 Elsa Evans 46 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 4:49a Raymond Deschambault 67 Dewitt NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1:10:06a Gloria Brown 49 Grand Island NY 12 Jul,NY-A 5:09 John Hampton 66 Jacksonville FL 14 Mar,FL-A 1:12:13 Francis Adeuns 48 Virginia Beach VA 8 Nov,VA-A 6:19 John Williams 67 Park Forest IL 21 Jun,lN-A 1:12:21 Gloria Nycum 46 Ft Wayne IN 7 Sep,IN-A 6:52 Bob Hutchins 65 Coronado CA 2 May,CA-A 1:12:25 Betty Delacruz 46 Arlington VA 3 Oct,DC-A 7:35a w A Vied 65 Sharpsburg GA 10 Jul,MI-A 1:12:29 Margie Durkin 47 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 8:31 Robert Hoffitt 65 Washington DC 3 Oct,DC-A 1:12:41 Barbara Carlson 46 Orinda CA 28 Jun ,OR-A 8:S8a John Weisz 66 26 Sep,MS-A 1:12:52 Joan Klopfer 49 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR-A 9:15a William Shrader 65 Albany NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1:13:37 Carole Cloos 45 Rochester NY 19 Sep,NY-A 9:18 Allan Pearce 65 Jacksonville FL 14 Mar,FL-A 1:14:15a Connie LaSalle 45 Oriskany NY 12 Jul,»Y-A 0:40a Larry Biernat 67 Utica NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1:14:37 Katherine Knight 45 New York NY 18 Jan,HY-A 1:27 Philip Thomas 69 FL 14 Mar,FL-A 1:14:45 Maryone Burns 49 Mishawzdia IN 7 Sep,IN-A 1:36 Richard Rothschild 66 NY 7 Feb.FL-A 1:15:29 Andree Lewis 47 Tucson AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 1:45 Milford Wood 66 Springfield VA 3 Oct.DC-A 1:15:31 Margot Lacher 48 New York NY 18 Jan,NY-A 2:21 Changho Kong 68 - New York NY 18 Jan,NY-A 1:15:36 Colleen Waits 48 Summerville GA 5 Dec,GA-A 2:24 Eugene Hess 69 Selah WA 15 Mar,WA-A 1:15:41 Sue Pay King 46 2 Aug,MO-A 3:23 Bob Ewart 66 Pittsford NY 19 Sep,NY-A 1:16:16 Takako Kelley 46 Imperial Beach CA 2 Hay,CA-A

Men- 70 thru 79

1 :'07:48 Edward Benham 74 Ocean City MD 3 Oct,DC-A Women- 50 thru 54 1 :08:49 William Andberg 70 Anoka MN 17 Oct,OK-A I :13:58 Charles Hackenheimer 74 Central Square NY 12 Apr,NY-A 1 :14 :11 Jim Bole 73 Long Beach CA 7 Feb,FL-A 1:04:35 Nicki Hobson 50 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1 :15:24 Norman Bright 71 Seattle WA 28 Jun,OR-A 1:05:37 Nola Bruhn 52 Seattle WA 9 May,MA-A 1 :16:50 Paul Fairbank 74 Bethesda MD 3 Oct,DC-A 1:08:02 Alice Taggares 50 + 9 Nay,HA-A . 1 : 34 : 14 Everett Amos 79 Knox IN 21 Jun,IN-A 1:08:20 Rachel BOurn 52 Fairfax VA 3 Oct,DC-A 1 :35 : 46 Edward Root 73 FL 14 Mar,FL-A 1:10:57 Alice Turowski 53 Portland OR 28 Jun ,OH-A 2 s-1:37: 52a Lou Roberts 77 Utica NY 12 Jul,NY-A 1:11:22 Marcia McChesoey 51 Eugene OR 15 Mar,WA-A 1:14:08 Betty Benkert 52 2 Aug,MO-A 1:14:52 Joanne Klein 51 15 Mar,HA-A Women- 35 thru 39 1:14:57 Merry Van Sant 51 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:15:07 Patricia Nesley 53 Washington DC 3 Oct,DC-A 1:15:26a Peggy Steig 51 Ypsilanti MI 10 Jul,MI-A • '52 I 21 Cindy Dalrymple' 39 Seattle WA 8 "Mar ,AZ-A 1:15:30 Patricia Bowman 54 Tucson AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A '56: 54 Vicici Foltz 37 Mon roe WA 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:16:12 Diane Goulett 51 6 Jun,HN-A '57; 19 Doris Heritage 38 Seattle WA 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:16:22a Frances Cable 52 Berthoad CO 7 Sep,CO-A 57: 38 Carolyn Brava)cls 37 Windsor Locks CT 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:17:18 Lois Gundler 50+ 22 Mar ,OH-A 57:51 Trina Hosmer 35 WA 15 Mar ,WA-A 1:17:25 Joy Peterson 50 + 22 Mar,OH-A 58: 19 Wendy Robertson 37 Portland OR 28 Jun ,OR-A 1:18:25 Fairlee Winfield 51 Flagstaff AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 58: 49 Mary Ellen Williams 35 Gaithersburg MD 3 Oct ,DC-A 1:18:32 Diane Stone 50 Arlington VA 3 Oct,DC-A 58: 58 Polly Peacock 37 2 Aug ,MO-A 1:18:50 Dorothy Ltdcer 53 Tampa PL 14 Mar,FL-A 59:15 Bobbi Rothman 35 Miller Place NY 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:19:04 Pat Martin 51 Tucson AZ 8 Mar,AZ-A 59:38 Barbara Pike 39 Mountain View CA 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:20:37 Edna Leonard 52 FL 14 Mar,FL-A .. 59:46 Linda Thurston 38 Somerville NJ 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:20:40 Rosie Hall 52 Tulsa OK 31 Oct.OK-A 59: 51 Bonnie Storm 35 Woodside CA 22 Mar ,CA-A 1:20:49 Maria Oehler 50+ 7 Feb ,FL-A 59: 56 Sue Johnston 39 Oakland CA 15 Mar ,WA-A 1:20:51 Beverly Goodman 53 15 Mar,HA-A l:!0O:17 Betty Hite 35 North Webster IN 7 Sep ,IN-A 1:21:02 Beatrice Lovell 51 La Mesa CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:50: 28 Vicky Aldrich 35 WA 15 Mar ,WA-A 1:00: 30 Lila Brasher 1^ . 38 Atlanta OA 11 Apr ,PA-A l:'Ill:09a Angela Hearn 35 New York NY 12 Jul ,NY-A 1=:01:11 Karen Lanterman 36 La Mesa CA 22 Mar ,CA-A l::'01:2 3a Bette Poppers 38 Littleton CO 7 Sep ,CO-A 1 :: fll :29 Suzie Klein 36 Honolulu HI 22 Mar ,CA-A 1: 3)1: 37 Lolitia Baphe 39 Annandale VA 3 Oct ,DC-A l:.iDl:45 Suzanne Hunter 38 Lincoln MA 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:J)1:56 Elfrieda Wyner 38 FL 14 Mar ,FL-A Women- 55 thru 59 1:102:08 Valerie Nye 35 Alexandria VA 3 Oct ,DC-A .1:02:14 Choo CorfieId 39 New York NY 11 Apr ,PA-A 1:07:33 Mary Storey 56 Riverside CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:13:26 Anne Trigg 56 St Petersburg FL 7 Feb,FL-A 1:13:41 Emily Weber Women- 40 thru 44 56 Broadview IL 7 Sep,IN-A 1:17:40 Lois Amstutz 56 Seattle WA 9 May,WA-A 1:18:09 Margaret Cochran 58 Severna Park MD 3 Oct,DC-A 58 : 04 Karen Scannell 42 San Francisco 1:18:32 Irene Herbertson CA 15 Mar,WA-A 55 Jacksonville FL 14 Mar,FL-A 58 :08 Trudy Rapp 44 1:22:47 Virginia Hastings Alexandria VA 3 Oct,DC-A 56 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A

58 : 32 Val Robinson 40 + ' 1:24:30a Edna Dean 9 Hay,WA-A 56 Altmar NY 12 Jul,NY-A 59 : 23 Sandra Kiddy . 44 1:25:39 Virginia Reinhardt Palm Springs CA 15 Mar,WA-A 58 GA 14 Mar,FL-A 1 :S0 : 04 Judy Groombridge 1:26:55 Carmen Haney 41 Seattle WA 15 Mar,WA-A 57 Arlington VA 3 Oct,DC-A 1 :'00 :14 Hermine Bartee 1:27:11 Phyllis Ennis 42 New York NY 11 Apr,PA-A 55 Santa Rosa CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1:3)0 :16 Birthe Kirsch 1:28:08 Jean Wood 42 Kensington CA 15 Nov,CA-A 55 15 Mar,WA-A 1:.™ : 22 1:29:52 Jeanne Nelson Lynne Lauck 42 Pittstown NJ 11 Oct,NJ-A 55 Yorktown VA 8 Nov,VA-A 1:00:29 1:31:54 Hazel Klein Joan Ullyof 40 San Francisco CA 22 Mar,CA-A 59 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:00 : 33 1:32:08 Shirley Segar Nancy Parker 40 + Atlanta GA 11 Apr,PA-A 55 Sebastopol CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1:00 :4ea 1:32:42 Polly Bailey Patricia Bessel 43 Grand Island NY 12 Jul,NY-A 58 2 Aug,MO-A 1:01 :01 1:33:33 Shirley Mueller Patricia Thomas 41 Seattle WA 9 May,WA-fl, 58 LaGrange IL 21 Jun,IN-A 1:01 :20 1:34:07 Nancy Haller Marilyn Harbin 43 Martinez CA 22 Mar,CA-A 57 Tucson AZ 8 Mar,A2-A 1: 01 :23 Christine Curtis 1:34:42 Vivian Goble 43 Seattle WA 9 May,WA-A 57 Portland OR 28 Jun,OH-A 1:01:28 Jo Anne Wichary 44 San Diego CA 22 1:34:43 Thelma Derfler 56 Mar ,CA-A Salem OR 28 Jun,OR--A 1:: 01 : 33 .Carole Herrick 40 McLean VA 11 1:35:36 Marj Hannickel Apr,PA-A 57 Loomis CA 28 Jun,OR--A 1:01:41 Judy Groombridge 41 Seattle WA 11 1:37:41 Kay Lundberg Apr,PA-A 56 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR--A 1:02:28 Letha Figg-Hoblyn 40 Portland OR 28 Jun,OR-A 1:37:57 Peggy Price 56 Coronado CA 22 Mat.CA--A 1:«)2 :45 Faye Heldoorn 44 San Diego 1:43:45 Sally Jensen CA 22 Mar,CA-A 59 Great Falls VA 3 Oct,DC-A 1:02:53 Sue Stricklin 43 1:44:55 Mary Armstrong San Francisco CA 22 Mar,CA-A 55 PL 14 Mar,FL-A 1:03:34 Evelyn Waltz 41 Washington DC 3 Oct,DC-A 1:04 :09 Patricia Pastore 41 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:04;:17 liaura Tingle 40 + 7 Feb, FL-A 1:04;:27 Evelyn Leiter 42 Bourbon IN 7 Sep,IN-A 1:04;:30 Suzann Bartels 44 Kailua HI 22 Mar,CA-A

Hdaen- 60 thru 69

1:13:48 Patricia Oixon 62 Bend OR 28 Jun,OR-A 1:18:07 Josephine Hess 63 Selah WA 28 Jun,OR-A Code: a = podnt-to-point ("aided") course 1:19:51 Gerry Davidson 60 Fallbrook CA 22 Har,CA-A e = estimated time. 1:24:22 Phyllis Pearson 60 WA 15 Mar,HA-A A = first race recorded on a given date In a state 1:29:14a Pearl Mehl 67 BouIder CO 7 Sep,CO-A B = second on same date in same state, etc. 1:29:16 Judith Simon 65 San Diego CA 22 Mar,CA-A 1:30:44 Lillian Rollason 60 Port Orange FL 14 Mar,FL-A Najies of races and locations are listedjn "U.S. Distance Rankings,' 1:35:27 Evelyn Havens 64 New York NY 18 Jan,HY-A available from NRDC, PO BOX 42888, Tucson AZ 85733 for $5.95. 1:40:34 Gladys Noftz 62 FL 14 Mar,PL-A 1:49:06 Marion Epstein 62 Brooklyn NY 18 Jan,NY-A 1:59:03 Betty Windsor 61 Midwest City OK 31 Oct,OK-A Jiilie 1^2 National Miistefs TSfews page 2^

M 55 MAURICE LENTZER 56 NY 25*9 RESULTS OF PENN MUTUAL/TAC ROBERT VISLOCKY 58 NJ 22*7 M 60 NATIONAL INDOOR MASTERS GREG BATTICK 61 UN 39* TRACK & FIELD RESULTS JOHN VISLOCKY 60 NJ 34*3 TRACK &FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS M 65 PAUL SEREGHY 66 NY 35*3 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS JOHN BRXE 68 AC 27 1/2 MAX PICKL 69 PM 24*0 TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. NEWS, PC BOX 2372, VAN NUYS CA 91404. If possible, TRIPLE JUMP MARCH 27-28,1982 please type single space with minimum of white space. M 30 60 YARDS IVAN BLACK 32 AC 38*4 M65 H Miller 9.7 AL ZACHARKA 34 SH 36*5 W30 S Clark 7.8 C Hills 10.9 JOHN VOGLER 33 SH 34*10 8.6 J English M75 H Anderson 13.3 PAUL ZACHMAN 34 SH 32*8 M35 P Raschker 7.1 M 35 F Baxter 8.6 RAY BURY 39 SH 40 1/2 W40 M Cullen 9.1 FOURTH ANNUAL MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION INDOOR TRACK &FIELD CHAHPIONSHIPS, MAKH 21, 1982 300 YARDS BILL WILLIS 38 CH 30*10 IMS C Miller 7.9 M 40 H Fitzgerald 8.1 W30 J Schllly 39.8 GROVER COATS 43 OH 30*11 60 yd. da ah M 45 A Johnson 8.8 Clark 41.4 M 65 RICHARD KAYE 41 NY 30*6.5 J Goodhue 8.8 M 30 HAIG BOHIGIAN 45 NY 1:06.8 66 NY 14:42.8 J English 44.5 GEORGE JAFFE ANDREW MIRECta 41 NY 28*5 ART SIMPSON 30 PC 7.14 M 50 D Radigan 9.3 J Suzdek 44.8 WALT WESTERHOLM 67 ML 15:15 JOHN MULVEY 40 NY 22*9 IVAN BLACK 32 AC 7.23 ALAN COHEN 52 NY 1:13.4 S Oixon 9.9 DINitto 57.1 M 70 M 45 PAUL ZACHMAN 34 SH 7.25 GENE KELLY 64 SH 1:15.9 W50 C McKenzie 8.7 HENRY ZACHMAN 70 NJ 15:16.1 HAIG BOHIGIAN 45 NY 34*7 H35 P Raschker 39.8 BILL SIKORSKY 33 SH 7.33 M 55 P MdGee 9.9 M 50 F Baxter 45.8 M 35 ART BRADLEY 55 NY 1:22.1 B Messenger 12.6 TWO MILE WALK PAY CARSTENSEN E Slegel 47.5 ELLSWORTH ROBINSON PC 6.78 50 NY 31*10 M 30 M30 J Bailiff 6.2 BILL WILUS 38 CH 7.45 HAROLD COLEN 53 NY 28*10 W40 M Cullen 48.5 600 yd. run RANDY KRAKOWER 30 JS 16:40.3 C Jackson 6.3 M 40 GEORGE TAYLOR 51 PM 25*6 C Parsi 50.0 M 35 IVAN -BLACK 32 AC 18:23.7 R Jones 6.5 ROBERT STANFORD 41 PM 6.98 M 60 S Oav-is 52.2 BILL IBDEK 35 NJ 1:36.6 PETE SANTOS 34 BK 19:03.8 W Overly 6.5 ROOSEVELT WEAVER 44 SH 7.00 MAX PICKL 64 PM 27*2.5 BILL WILLES 38 CH 1:38.6 M 40 N Robinson 6.5 WAS S Redfield 43.1 MEL KARNWELL 43 PC 7.29 M 40 ROBERT JENNINGS 40 PM 17:58.4 WOMEN J Borden 6.5 H Fitzgerald 43.7 RICK DEERE 44 PC 7.30 ED SMALL 43 PC 1:20.6 JOHN MULVEY 40 NY 20:55.6 60 yd. dath Johnson 45.1 LEROY McCLAIN 42 OH 7.73 M 45 W 35 H35 C Ray 6.4 m'45 J Goodhue 47.2 GR8VER COATS 43 OH 7.74 t Miller 6.5 KEN'BAKER 45 NY 1:20.6 JACK BOITANO 49 NY 14:56.9 INGRID WAGNER 35 IE 9.17 RICHARD KAYE 41 NY 7.83 R Wallace 6.1 W50 C McKenzie 46.6 CLIFF PAULING 47 NY 1:25.6 M 50 BVETTA ROBINSON 35 FK 9.59 M 45 N Watson 6.7 0 Radigan 51.4 HAL KAUFMAN 45 UN 1:36.3 TOM COSTIGAN 52 NY 21:16.6 W 40 LLOYD RIDDICK 47 SH 6.90 R Johnson 6.7 TOM TALBOTT 49 NY 1:44.7 SANFORD XALB 54 SH 22:21.2 HEIDI MIRBCKI 40 NY 9.96 H30 R Jones 32.4 HAL KAUFMAN 45 UN 7.51 M 50 H 45 • D Spencer 6.8 M 55 0 Thiel 32.9 CHARLES HALL 47 OH 8.28 KELSEY BROWN 54 NJ 1:31.4 GEORGE HELLER 59 NJ 19:17.3 MARILYN FITZGERALD 46 SH 8.51 MAO K Dennis 6.5 W Overly 33.6 M 50 ALAN COHEN ANN CIRULNICK 47 NY 9.39 52 NY 1:38.0 MAURICE LENTZER 56 NY 25:21 R Williams 6.6 0 Brown 33.9 LARRY PITT 7.42 JIM FSDRICK 51 lU 1:38.3 W 50 P Edens 6.6 C Jackson 34,4 NORM ANDERSON ^ 51 NJ 7.44 WEIGHT THROW M 60 CHRIS ICKBNZIE 50 NY 8.87 H Tolliver 6.7 0 Larson 34.7 ALAN COHEN 52 NY 7.61 M 30 JIM MANNO 61 NJ 1:37.6 R Weaver 6.7 GEORGE TAYLOR 51 PM 8.15 43*0 300 yd.

H40 G Shane 1:17.6 M45 I Cantu 4:41.2 C Johnson 37' 9" M45 A Han 51' 1H" B Knocke 1:17.7 B Almond 4:42.0 T Brooks 36' 6)s" R Mann 35" 2 " H Tolliver 1:18.7 A Conro 4:50.0 D Henry 29'11" T Jackson 30' 2 " E Small 1:19.0 J Hunley 4:55.0 A Harris 29' 8" J Rothrick 26' 7 " H O'Neal 1:19.9 C Blossom 5:35.0 0 Williams 1:22.0 M55 H Cantor 39' 5%" MSG J Hershberger 4:53.1 R Seligman 37' 9V' M50 I Black 40' lij" M45 B Lida 1:18.7 O'Brian 5:07.0 J Pierson 30' 3 " P Garstensen 33' 4 " K Baker 1:18.8 T Sapienza 5:12.0 C Olson 28'10 " C Johnson 24'10 " H Bohlglan 1:20.2 J Lynn 5:16.0 M60 N Heard L Colbert 1:20.4 L Steinrauf 5:36.0 50' 2 " M55 H Cantor 31' Uj" WGilligan 45' V Gaton 1:21.0 L Rutenberg 5:37.0 M60 T McDermott 48' Sk" R Stone 43' M50 K Brown 1:27.5 H55 L Schneider 5:17.8 W Gilligan AS'IIV L Sullivan 1:29.5 A Messenger 5:20.4 M65 W Eipel 36' 2 " R STone 43' Ah" R Detwiler A Cohen 1:29.6 J Noble 5:29.8 31' 9" N Heard 41' 7" J Nyhan ' 1:47.4 N Hewson 5:32.3 M75 H Anderson 27' 8" M65 N Fowler 44' 5fj" H Acton 5:40.0 N55 R Valentine 1:24.3 R Detwiler 29' 8 " D Margetson 6:05.0 8 Fitzgerald 1:25.2 35 LB. WEIGHT THROW M70 J McCluskey 28'10 " D Jackson 1:31.0 M60 S Richardson 5:22.0 W45 0 Radigan 15' 6 " H Pike 27'10 " R Watanabe 1:38.3 J Hubbard 5:55.0 R Tracy 1:39.0 D Geer 6:08.0 M30 A Paliwoda 50' 9J5" M75 H Anderson 21' 8 " M6P J Hanno 1:34.2 D Lewis 6:14.0 N Bower 43' M50 M45 T Butterfleld 18' 9k" J Rut ledge 39'11 " D Lewis 1:39.5 M65 A Poo Id 6:43.0 from John Pistone So. Calif. Striders 5:18.5 17' 11 " Strassenbur'gh 1:39.9 W Clark J Sousa 31'life" M70 S Monastero 6:03.0 C Dudley 17' SH" R Salvio R Brown 1:41.8 30' 7%" J McCluskey 7:20.3 3200 METER RELAY H Bohlgian 17' M35 M Grisko 48' 3I5" M65 F Finger 1:41.1 Zachman 7:21.9 J Haney 12' Bk" M30 E Hill 46' 7 " C Hills 1:55.1 Rochester Track Club 8:29.8 M50 P Mulkey 18' 2>5" J Ackroyd H Miller 2:03.8 38' 4%" Thames River RR 8:41.6 C Stevenson 17' 2>5" J Ross 37' 1 " 2-MILE M70 S Monastero 1:55.5 New York Masters 8:47.5 P Carstensen 16' 1 " MAO C Klehm 46' 2 " Zachman 2:10.6 W30 S Rowley 12:11 M Boyle 15' nv M50 N Cyprus 44' M75 H Anderson 2:05.1 K Cavanaugh 14:12 L Steinrauf 1|5' Iffs" New York Masters 10:01.0 M Valle 35'10 " L Sullivan 14' iiv 1000 YARDS W35 A Hatch 12:21 So. Cal. Striders 10:15.6 W Buerkle 27' 8 " S Tracy 16:10 M55 J Johnson 16' 6>s" U30TSch111y 2:46.7 HIGH JUMP D Harris 15' gij" T Bezdek 2:52.3 W40 8 Pike 11:09 D Brown 15' 5" 12THAND FINAL GRANDFATHER GAMES H35 S Pashkin 3:00.4 S Clark WAS L Dawson 13:43 W30 4' 8" R Tracy 14' 9>6" Shepherd 3:35.0 J English 3'10" B Nolan 14:50 0 Harris 13' KPs" LOS ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE H40HCu11en 3:04.4 W35 P Raschker 4* 8" R Cormier 12' 5" W45 S Redfleld 2:57.2 H30 G Wallace 9:43 WAS C Miller 4' 2" - LOS ANGELES - MAY 8,1982 L Dawson 3:35.3 8 Rogers 9:45 S Redfleld 3'10" M60 A Obokata 15' 8 " U50 C McKenzle 3:04.3 R Williams 9:55 U Carmen 14' 2 " 100 400 M30 A Zacharka 5' 8" J Folber 10:11 W30 Miller W30 Carter H30 J Dwyer 2:24.8 I Black 5' 2" §" 14.44 66.75 R Frail 10:25 Carter Smith Peterson 2:51.3 R Salvio 5' M65 H Miller 14' 4>5" 14.71 68.80 M35 W Stewart 9:21 R Sorlien 14' 1 " Smith 15.42 W50 James 98.50 M35 G Carr 2:24.8 H35 J Littlehohn 0" L Olson 9:25 5' C Hills 13' Castle 15.43 L Hastone 2:24.9 llV M30 Driver 50.53 E McGllvery 9:48 J Ackroyd, 4' 8" Glass 16.10 J Kikl 2:28.7 M70 W Erskind IT 6>s" Beadle 52.34 J Irwin 10:05 MAO 8 Kline Fus M Scheld 2:30.1 5'10" W Pike 14' 4%" W50 Kuehne 18.44 55.90 D Garcia Ackroyd 2:30.3 12:19 P Dorsey 5' 8" James 20.40 Evans 75.83 H75 H Anderson 8' MAO L Faxon A Littlejohn 5' 8" Zh" Gingras 2:45.2 9:34 M30 Butler 11.10 MAO Cohen 53.85 K Randall D DeWitt 5' 4" N40 E Blllups 2:20.8 9:37 Johnson 11.19 Johnson 55.05 W McLatchle G Cohen 2:21.5 9:49 MAS R Richardson 5'10" TRIPLE JUMP Davis 11.33 Simmons 57.49 D Ellison M Elliot 2:24.6 10:04 T Langenfeld 5' 8" Roberson 11.38 Jones 58.55 I Cantu H30 J English 27' 8 Mayer 2:26.7 10:21 N Newton 5' 6" Little 11.58 Bourke 59.20 H H35 P Raschker 31' 0 Gibson 2:37.4 Gabriel 10:45 M50 P Mulkey 5' 2" WAS C Miller 27'l(yi" MAO Smith 11.60 M50 Cheek 56.88 McCall 2:39.8 MAS J Hurley 10:51 L Steinrauf 4' 6" Segal 11.65 Fitzgerald 59.44 J M30 R Beale 43'IOL" H45 L Blount 2:37.4 O'Connor 10:59 W Jackson 4' 2" Collins ' 12.05 Beadle 60.26 C Curtis 11:08 I Black 37' Sis" A Conro 2:37.8 C Johnson 4' Simmons 12.20 Wagner 60.17 J Booras 12:26 M35 J Ackroyd 36' 7H" H Bohlglan 2:38.5 Young 12.53 Radford 63.84 H55 J Hall 5' 3" K Vener 35' 4 " T Talbott 3:09.0 M50 G Vernosky 10:31 D Brown 4' 6" MAO J Hills 39' H50 Smith 12.07* M60 Parks 64.95 A Sapienza M50 J Hershberger 2:35.1 10:44 C Olson 4' 4" A Littlehohn 33'10 " Cheek 12.33 Lewis 69.44 B O'Brien 10:49 K Brown 2:36.7 J Johnson 4' 4" M Valle 30' 2 " Vick 12.33 A Pickell 12:12 H70 Benton 96.10 L Cohen 2:49.2 D Margetson 4' 4" MAS H Bohigian 37' V Watanabe 12.40 J Nyhan 13:23 J Kernan 2:51.0 T Butterfield 36' 91s" Robinson 12.50 800 L Canada M60 T Ille 4' 15:20 M DeWitt 36' 9 " M55 8 Fitzgerald 2:44.4 M60 Patsalls 12.75* U30 Root 3:08.3 M55 H Acton 11:43 M65 U Eipel 4' 4" L Schneider 2:48.0 M50 P Mulkey 37' 7V' Fetter 13.22 Horiguchi 3:10.4 J Noble 11:44 F Finger 4' 2" A Messenger 2:48.1 L Steinrauf 32'10 " Guidet 13.84 W50 James 4:03.0 N Hewson 11:45 C Hills 4' D Jackson 2:52.7 P Carstensen 32' 2V' Miller 15.00 H Miller 3'10" M30 Stuart 2:01.0 H Acton 3:02.6 M60 S Richardson 11:35 H Colen 28' 3 " Jordan 17.40 B Detwiler 3' 6" Loughridge 2:08.7 L Smith 3:11.8 N Whiten 13:16 M55 D Brown 33' V M70 Castro 14.99 Morrison 2:19.2 M75 H Anderson 3' 8" M60 J Hubbard 3:00.7 M65 M Quackanbos 12:28 C Olson 32' 8 " Caruso 15.55 MAO Hackett 2:13.3 D Lewis 3:07.9 J Johnson 3T10i/' Lum 16.75 M70 H Zachman- 15:07 POLE VAULT Bourke 2:16.3 D Geer 3:09.1 R Tracy 29' 3 " Rust 20.41 Ortiz 2:17.4 D Margetson 27' 7 " Benton 20.80 M65 F Finger 3:06.2 M30 Christoph 14' 6" Overton M5Q Waits 2:18,7 C Hill 3:45.4 2-MILE WALK 12' M60 W Carmen 28' 3 " R Salvio 200 Beadle 2:19.7 9' 6" N Heard 24' 4 " M70 S Monastero 3:36.8 W30 K Cavanaugh 22:45.6 29.90* Fitzgerald 2:20.7 M35 J Williamson M65 R Sorlien 29' W30 Carter L Gray 23:34.7 15' 32.47 Rice 2:38.6 M75 H Anderson 4:14.6 R Cook H Miller 28' 7 " W45 C Collins 24:05.4 13' 6" Castle C Hills 26' 9 " 43.70 M60 Lewis 2:43.3 MILE B Nolan 24:19.0 MAO Counihan W50 James W50 8 Messenger 13' M75 H Anderson 20' 9 " Long 3:23.1 25:21.2 Richard 12' 22.00 W30 C O'Connor 5:14.7 W55 M Henry 6" M30 Driver 20:50.0 D DeWitt 11' 22.70 M70 Benton 3:40.4 J Bezdek 5:29.3 Johnson H30 J Fredricks G Kelley 10' 23.11 N Dauplalse 6:38.3 15:28.4 SHOT PUT Beadle R Salvio 23.11 16:26.7 M45 E Hoyle 13' 6" Wong W35 A Hatch 5:55.9 R Krakower W30 B Friedrick 42' 31s" 23.31 1500 16:39.7 C Burrows 9' Davis S Shepherd 7:08.2 W35 P Raschker 24' 81s" G Lattarvio 16:45.6 23.67 W30 Wagenbach 6:10.6 S Tracy 8:26.7 M50 J Donley 12' 6" W45 C Miller 26' 6 " MAO CVieevS P Santos 19:15.7 23.99 W50 Miller 5:19.aN1 P Mulkey 11' 6" A Johnson 24' 81s" Newton W40 8 Pike 5:19.2 M35 R Falciola 26.25 Vail 6:19.2 15:22.2 Stevenson 10' 6" C Fulenwider 23' 61s" Collins J Case 7:12.8 25.79 James 7:58.0 H40 T Knott S Redfleld 22'10 " Tsuda 14:55.8 M55 D Brown 9' 26.80 Gordon 7:58.1 WAS S Redfleld 5:35.0 R Jennings S Goodhue 19' 5 " Martin 18:11.6 J Johnson 8' C Coppetta 5:45.8 D Radigan 18' 5 " 24.38* M30 Waggener 4:18.0 M50 R Fine M60 J Hutchinson M50 Cheek J Rassmussen , 6:08.7 17:04.0 8' 6" 24.71 Kohon 4:18.5 M65 C Hills H50 C McKenzie 21' 5 " Smith L Dawson 6:28.7 R Omeltchenk 17:13.4 7' 25.91 Ashimine 4:31.1 W35 P Raschker B Messenger IS'lOls" Watanabe R Cardarelli 20:27.0 7' 6" 25.94 Simien 4:35.6 W50 C McKenzle 5:54.7 Vick Cannada 27:34 M30 J Rutledge 45' 2V' 26.24 Horiguchi 4:38.0 W60 J Price N Bower 40'11 " Robinson 7:47.6 M55 Gray 19:03.0 LONG JUMP MAO Heldy 4:25.7 R Dunphy 39' 61s" 27.24 M30 F Doyle G Heller 19:12.0 M60 Patsalls Ortiz 4:35.2 4:19 .0 W30 J English P Carey 3T 7 " 28.41 Fetter 4:43.4 M Conley 4:23.0 Corning 23:35.0 W35 28.60 Barrett P Raschker 17' 6>s" Guidet J Dwyer 4:29.0 M35 E Hill 49'' 51s" 29.30 Nagey 4:53.5 MS C Miller 14' IV' Parks H Finch 4:32.0 H60 T Dyas 18:19.0 J Ackroyd 35' 3V' 42.80 Jordan M50 Withers 4:49.8 C Mitchell 4:54.0 M30 R Beale 21'11 " M75 C Unruh 21:04.0 MAO Pratt 43' 8 " Hatch 5:12.2 C Jackson 20'11V' 31.38 C Klehm AT 4 " M70 Castro Gillman 5:23.9 D Robinson 20' 8 " 35.70 M35 8 Stewart 4:23.6 M Valle 39'11 " Lum T Murphy 20' IV' 46.00 M6Q Poloynis 6:13.5 L Mapstone 4:27.0 B McKenna 36' 8is" Benton 1600 METER RELAY I Black 19' IV' Long 7:04.0 R Myers 4:29.0 W Burkle 30' 91s" R Dyer 18' 6 " E Cadman 4:34.0 M30 M70 Benton 7:06.6 MAS J Rothrock 36'10 " J Irwin 4:40.0 Niw York Pioneer Club 3:29.3 M35 K Vener 20' 2V' R Mann 34' 21s" J Babinqton 4:49.0 Philadelphia Pioneer 3:34.0 J Ackroyd 17' 5V', NY Pioneer Club 3:37.6 T Jackson 33'nv MAO E Blllups 4:25.0' Irish-American Club 3:54.9 MAO P Richard 19' 7V' H Bohigian 32'nv K Randall" 4:26.0 P Dorsey 19' J Weed 32' 41s" S Huckel 4:28.0 MAO G Counihan IB'Kyj" J Haney 22' 8 " SFPioneer Club 3:39.9 L Faxon 4:34.0 D DeWitt 18' 9 " M50 P Mulkey G Cohen Sb. Calif. Striders 3:44.6 44' 51s" 4:44.0 J Haters 18' 3%" P Carstensen Pacific Coast " 3:52.5 41' 7!i" m

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sooo LONG JUMP H60 Thatcher 132' 2 " 1982 MT. SAC RELAYS Burke W30 Terhune 19:19.2* W30 Miller 12'lCft" 116' 74" Jordan W50 Gordon 33:28.5 Glass 12'5 Is" 108' 4 " MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE, WALNUT, CALIFORNIA Siefert W50 Kuehne 10' 6%" 112' 34" M3G Sneddon 16:33.5* Mendyka 9'llV' Hunt 101'10" SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1982 Sodini 16:57.5 M70 Cheadle Sneicuik 17:1A.2 M30 Morris 21' 6 " 124' 64" MASTERS MEET RESULTS Doms Perry 17:27.9 Flowers 20' 9V' 118' Pierotti Gooze 18:01.2 Harper 17' AJs" 105'114" JAVeUN 140-49) SHOT PUT (40-49) Hubble 78' 2 " HIGGIWS, Uoyd SCS nS'Si" 16:32.8* Ball 16' Bis" HART, Jim Wire 44'«" MAO Weldy CDM 164'0" JAVELIN MILLER, Gcuiy V. OLEATA, Ed sure 37'If" Murphy 16:A7.A MAO Miller 18' 315" 10T2" VE U/ITT, Vznnii SCS FRAHM, Bob SCS 33'4" Livesay 17:38.8 DeWitt 18' lij" W30 Miller 96' Nagey 17:59.6 Tsuda 16' 7h" II Schrelber 70' 8 JAVELIN 150-59) SHUT PUT (50-59) 21:27.1 Martin 15' 14" Hiller II CDM nt'lli" W50 Kinsey 70' 8 MORALES, EiU KER, Geonge COM 42'tOi" Unatt. no'u" M50 Fine 19:32.7 M50 Brown 14' 44" Mendyka 62', 4 HUDSON, RaZph WALLACE, Hoi STC 39'4" Miller 13' 14" FETTER, Pete CDM IWii" SCS 36'6" 22:39.8 II DOUGLASS, PAue M60 Lowell 12' 64" M30 Selby 178'10 Creange II Kelenson 115' 5 HIGH JUMP 140-49) SMOrMT (60+) M60 Patsalis 19' 14"WR Ferrin 90'11 II 6'4" POBROTH, John SCS COM 4T3" 10000 Miller 14' 2 " ZUBRLNSKV, Gene UnadXachid 6'2" A8:52 13' 14" MAO Miller 148' 8 » CASTANEDA, Mifee SCS 46'4J" W50 Cartwright Mercurio II SCS 6'0" Martin HIGGIWS, Uoyd CDM SI'S" Jordan • 12' 34" lll'll BURKE, BUt M30 Wagenbach 32: A3 150' 2 » Minami 3A:57 M7Q Caruso 12'104" H50 Hudson HIGH JUMP (50-59) LONG JUMP (40-49) Chynoweth 146' 6 •1 BROWN. Dave CDM 4'10" Pressley 38:25 Vesco 10' HEWRV, Al COM 2Q'3l" Straug 130' 6 " CDM 4'S" PAVISSON, SkOUey CDM 19'5" 3A:23* II MILLER, Gcviy MAO Eino TRIPLE JUMP Wallace 118' 5 DOUGLASS, Davt SCS 4'S" II DE WITT, Dennid SCS II'OI" Mortell 35:03 Douglass 113' 9 W50 Mendyka 16' 24" Carrol 1 38:08 Wojcik 107' 7 " HIGH JUMP 160*) M30 Morris AO' 94" LONG JUMP (60-69) 38:15* Grimm 53' GIST, BuaI CDM 4'10" M50 Devine MAO DeWitt 34' 94" JACKSON, Daoe. COM 19'2" GILLETTE, Oao CDM 4'6" M70 Spangler 52:30* M50 Jackson 38' 4" M60 Fetter lAA'lO " OTIINGER, BuAton CDM 16'1U" II VERNON, Jim TKojan McUteAA 4'6" BROWN, Daoe. COM 14'11" Thomson 58:21 Davisson 35' B" Siefert 119'11 1:28:30 M6Q Patsalis 36' 64" Burke 110' Gilmore POLE VAULT 140-49) Mercurio 30'11 " I owe JUMP (00') M70 Doms 92' 7 •' WOOPRIWG, Tom Ciub WeAt 12'6" Damski 29' 3 " II PATSALIS, Tom' COM 19'0" Hubble 75'10 DLEATA, Ed SDTC WO" 5000 WALK Miller 27' 54" BURkE, BUT COM 14'2" Vesco 75' 2 " DE WITT, Dennis SCS 10 "6" W50 Kash 35:50 Jordan 25' 54" MORALES, BtU CDM 13'tl" 2A:29* Siegel 24' 84" 400 RELAY MAO Coots POLE VAULT (50-59) Hiller 35:23 M70 Caruso 23' 74" 400 METERS (40-49) M30 CDM A5.3 SCS 14'0i" 26:14* Vesco 22' 84" MILLER, Goaij CDM 63.1 M50 Kelly MAO Striders A5.5 "WORLD 6 AMERICAN RECORD! Fine 27:05 Doms 20' 84" JONES, RobeAt . SCS 67.3 M50 CDM A9.8 GALLARDO, Fned NCS ll'O" Creange 29:27 HARPER, John CDM 64.S SHOT PUT Striders 53.1 WALLACE, llai STC 10'6" MacLachlan 29:35 M60 CDM 57.A •1 35:A3 25' 7 " fOO^TE^ (60-69) B Friesen W30 Miller POLE VAULT (60*) CDM 69.6 M60 Wehrly 1:04:30 Schrelber 25' 34" VERNON, J-im TAojatt MnAteAA ll'O" 1600 RELAY DOUGLASS, Daoe. SCS 64.2 Mazza 20' 114" BIESEME/ER, RtUph UndTXache.d 9'0" M50 CDM 4:53.6 CLAVTON, Tom CDM 66.1 HIGH HURDLES W5Q Kinsey 31' 54" GILLETTE, Olo rpM «'5" PREDICTION 1500 1A.30* Mendyka 26' 5 M30 Butler 1. Hiller 0.5 400 METERS (60*) 1A.73 Kuehne 23' 34" 100 METERS [40-49) Viltz 2. Miller 6.8 HUHT, Bob SCS 63.4 lA.BO SCS 11.1 Sal linger M3Q Deller 45' 104" 3. Robinson 14.7 LEWIS, DaoiU CDM 69.0 19.26 DC WITT, Denn-ti SCS 11.9 Ball Kelmenson 36' 14" A. Ray 33' 1600 METERS (40-49) MAO DeWitt 16.10 Ball 34"^ HANDICAP 1500 100 mCRS iSO-69) COHEN, Geoage SCS 4:23.2 Adler 18.70 A6' SCS 12.6 MAO Hart 1. Bryant 5:02.3 CHEEVER, John Unattached 4:32.t 41' SIMON, Geo'nge SCS 14.6 M50 Jackson 9.22 Dahms 84" 2. Pressley CULLEN, Jim SCS 4:57.3 Douglass 10.79 Farris AO' 2 " {5:03+:32) 5:35.0 13.31 Loughridge 37' 44" 3. Hiller Noyes 100 METERS (60t) 1600 METERS 160-69) 13.8A Mazza 36' 4 " Friesen HANDICAP 100 PATSALIS, Tom COM 12.0 riTTGERALP, Bill— CDM 4:40.7 Frahm 34' 74" 12.9 WITHERS JeAAy CDM M60 Patsalis 9.85 1. Fetter FETTER, Pete CDM 4:46.7 Sheinker 24' 4 " 13.0 TETER, VObedU Hunt 11.22 2. Caruso HUNT, Bob SCS Unatt. 4:4S.3 Miller 11.22 M50 Renfro 45' 14" 3. Miller 1600 METERS (60*) Bangert 42' 114" A. James TRIPLE JUMP l40-49t M70 Vesco 13.67* 40'1" LEWIS, VaoAjd COM Ker 42' 84" 5. Perez HEm, Al CDM 5.:6S.S 35'SI" LONG, RobeAt SCS 6:61.1 M30 «& MAO - 110 meters Wallace 36'114" 6. Newman DE WITT, OenfuA SCS M50,60,70 - 70 meters 45' 94" 7. Grirnn M60 Thatcher TRIPLE JUMP (50+) no METER HURDLES (40-49) Jordan 39' 14" 238 entrants. Weather JACHSON, Dave CDM 42'ii" BLITLER, Uatien. —572" 14.3* Siefert 38'114" AOO HURDLES cool. No smog. .21 new PATSALIS, Tom ' CDM 37'4I" DOBROTH, John SCS 14.7 Burke 38' 84" meet records. 76 of DAVISSON, ShiAley CDM 36'4-3/4" DE WITT, Dennis SCS 15.9 66.AO Fetter 38' 74" M30 Fus ficials. M50 Noble 72.00 H70 Cheadle 39' 94" 110 METER HURDLES (60*) Douglass 72. OA from George Ker Doms 36' 24" PATSALrs. Tom mr u.s* Noyes 87.20 Pierotti 33' 4" *New meet record *Wo>U.d S American RecoAd tiwtu. Uind aided Hubble 28'104" 40 pnobabty won't count 04 4ame.

HIGH JUMP HAMMER 200 METERS (40*)

M TAMPA CHAMPIONSHIPS APRIL 3,1982 SUTLER, lilalteA W30 Glass A' M30 Deller 147' 5 SCS 22.6 II MILLER, Gaay Newton A- AO Kelmenson ' 113"11 ^Hillsborough High School Tampa Florida CDM 23.0 W50 Kinsey S' 6 " KNOCKE, BiU CDM 23.2 H40 Hart 106' 6 H M30 Wicks 5'10 Sheinker 99' 4 II Morris 5'10 " WEIGHT^PENTATHLON 6000 METl^ (40-49) Ball A'10 " M50 Douglass 129' 4 >>* SHAFFER, Skip CutveA A.C. 16:2S.S II CLARK, TAuman 101' 6 Dlae Shot J»r Hn Wt.Thr. Score SCS 17:06.0 MAO Dobroth 6' A" Bangert Wojcik 98' SIMMS, Loui4 STC 19:61.0 Zubrinsky 6' Toigr Blinchl 105'2i" 35'5i UtO'O" 103'6" Devaughn 92' 2 33'8i" Newton 5' 8 " 32.07 10.81 42.67 31.55 10.27 " 6000 METERS (50-59) 5' 6 M Perry 71'11 DeWitt II 520.5 519 530.5 516 480 2559 Grimm 55' 8 PEITTWE, Patuck OAange FtyeAi 1S:06.3 Bane 5' 2 " BRVAMT, AoeAy CDM 19:01.2 II II M60 Burke 72' 3 Chuck KlehB 109'6i liO'5i* 96*0" 128'11" 41111" M50 Brown A' 8 II 33.38 12.33 28.96 39.29 II 12.53 DISCUS (50-59) Wallace A' 8 M70 Pierrotti 98' 1 1.031 1.063 1.018 li KER, GeoAge CDM I29'3" Douglass A' 8 Vesco 94' 4' 12.71 30.78 40.00 WALLACE, Hat STC 119'9" Davisson A' 6' Hubbell 85' 1 " 549 6I^6 "343.5 656 634.5 2829 II Tl« Twomey 101'^' 126'6" U5'0" GALLARDO, Fned NCS 101'0" M60 Ogle A' 8 Doms 69' 6 3M'3" 38'0" II 30.9?: 10,UU 38.40 35.05 11.58 Gillett A' 6 DISCUS 1.062 1.106 1.161 1.107 I.084 Burke A' 6 " 11 33.49 11-55 38.80 12.54 A' A Damski • W30 Miller 77' 94 551.5 569.5 635 2451 II M70 Pierrotti 3' 8 Schrelber 73' 8 Len Olaoa 131'6" M7'6}" i4o'6" SUi 38'U" Mazza 40.08 14.48 Vesco 3' 8 " 50'104 42.82 44.49 II.86 Doms 3' A 1.037 1.279 0.946 ,1.182 " 85' 54 W50 Kinsey 41.56 54.77 42.09 14.02 Mendyka 59' 2 716 688 POLE VAULT 695.5 729.5 3586.5 Kuehne 49' % Dr^er Ga akin 109(6" 113'3" 98'6i" 34'1" 33.38 HBO Klein 11' M30 Deller 151' 9 34.52 30.03 10.39 1.037 Ball 10' Kelmenson 110'114 1.279 0.946 1.182 " 34.62 MAO DeWitt 11' 6 97' 8 28.41 12,28 Ball 576 556 618 Bane 11' 6 " 459.5 2763 Warren Flks 70'10" 31'0" 55'2" 64'loA" M5Q Cook 13' 6 "* MAO Higgins 161' 23'4" a.59 9.45 16.82 19.78 7.11 Brown 10' Hart 139' 1.230 I.2a 1.935 1.530 1.412 Douglass Miller 111' 84 10' 26.56 II.54 32.55 30.26 10.03 Wolfe Dahms 107' 34 9' 393 568.5 373 493.5 462 ^ 2290 " Mazza 106' 6_ Wallace 8' 6 Phil Partridge 73'3" 23'9" 95'3" 78'oJ" 23'Hi" Hoppe 8' M50 Renfro 1A7' 1 22.33 7.24 29.03 23.79 7.30 Devoe 8' Neblitt 127' 8 1.831 1.745 2.150 1.964 1.857 M60 Biesemeyer 9' Ker 120' 5 40.89 12.63 62.41 46.72 13.56 Gillett 8' Straub 114' 9 703 641 790.5 756.5 700.5 3591.5 • Siegel 8' 106' 84 Wallace all Oly^ic Implanenta H70 Vesco 5' 6' Douglass 97' 2 ly Age Factor Scaring Grimn 49'10 page 30 National Masters News June 1982

MAP PERRIER CHERRY BLOSSOM W55 Tim Rostege 41 T:12:53 10-MlLE RUN Rosemary Toby 1:25:13 Lorenzo ChambliissAO 1:18-: 53 LONG DISTANCE RESULTS WASHINGTON, D.C. Alia Kliagcine .1:35:41 Please send masters race results to National Gene Gilligan 40 1:20:02 APRIL 4, 1982 Clare Lang 1:40:27 Richard Malkim 42 1:20:36 Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, James Walker 41 1:20:45 Open Terry Baker 26 49:29 W60 34 49:36 Margaret Lee 1:23:11 WAO OA 91404. Please Include date, distance and city. Elsie Sato 1:32:37 Karen Scannell 43 1:22:46AR MAO Bob Jenkins 4253:18 Grayce Miji 1:44:07 Susan Roberts 40 1:36:44 Bill Hall 41 53:58 BUDWEISER IRONHAN WORLD TRIATHLON WAS Helene Bedrock 1:26:29 Bev Richardson 43 1:38:11 Ralph ZimnemianAO 54:48 W70 HONOLULU, FEBRUARY 6, 1982 Katie Knight 1:40:22 Gwen Whittier 45 1:40:24 Mike Sabino 42 55:53 Adaline Crocker 1:53:06 Nancy Condron 1:47:21 Karen Gudiksesi 42 1:42:40 Dave Brown 43 56:24 Anita Pereira 1:53:23 H40-44 SWIM BIKE RUN TOTAL W50 Toshiko d'Elia 1:29:03AR, MAS Ray Harrison 47 58:50 Gary Hooker 1:34:07 5:24:26 3:33:03 10:31:36 M50 •Best performances, based Alicia Moore 1:33:39 Hank Fragoza 52 1:21:28 Ben Hyser 47 59:05 Matt Kindred 1:25:00 5:24:33 4:10:09 10:59:42 on age-graded tables. Win Peter Hood 52 1:25:23 Rich Gottshall 46 59:38 Conrad Will 1:22:25 5:45:32 3:59:00 11:07:00 H60 Mary Rodriguez-^ 2:07:03 free trip to Nike Masters John Antstrong 53 1:25:49 Ken Baker 45 61:34 Evelyn Havens 2:07:24 Grand Prix finals Aug. 15 M4S-49 Ron Niedrauer 50 1:27:09 Chas DesjardinsAS 61:48 in 1 1 ri 1 nh 1 a Andre Tocco •1:29:25 6:43:35 3:36:38 11:49:36 Richard Laine 52 1:27:17 M50 George VernoskySl 57:55 John O'Reilly 1:13:17 7:05:04 4:01:06 12:19:27 W50 Ken Moffitt 50 62:59 Dale Elliott 1:36:35 6:19:23 4:47:38 12:43:36 STHANNUAL Marion Irvine 52 1:26:27AR Tom Momeyams 50 64:30 M50-54 PERRIER10KMRUN Ruth Bortz 51 1:47:30 Meredith Patrick 66:37 PA-TAC 20K WALK Voito Hec 2:09:00 6:38:41 4:12:06 12:59:47 CENTRAL PARK-NYC Relma Siirila 53 1:56:02 Clarence Wingate 66:40 SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 18. Ken Gates 1:36:05 6:59:26 4:35:11 13:10:42 Pat Hale 54 1 :59:21 SponufidbrPvtio M55 Herb Chisholm 55 60:51 1 Bill Ranney 441:49:42 Ralph Payne 2:14:15 7:34:10 4:30:18 14:18:43 Frances Bradford 58 2:11:45 UiidwIhtMipluiMNYIIRC John Hosner 57 62:35 2 Chuck Harut 44 1:50:11 OmrMvch 27.1982 Noon M55-59 M60 Jerome Kerhaf 55 63:06 3 Bonnie Dillon 35 1:54:24 Diilinci: 6.2 mim Cliff Cummins 1:57:45 6:09:45 5:28:22 13:36:02 Paul Lackey 57 64:55 ProWoMi Como RtcorOIMin): GeollSmth. Tom McGee 62 1:37:27 4 Fred Dunn 53 1:59:00 2:15:40 6:51:41 5:40:22 14:47:43 Pete Mattel 29:12 9, 1981 Bill Mouono 60 1:43:24 Glenn Coleman 58 65:16 PA-TAC lOK WALK Bill Bell 1:47:25 8:15:49 5:54:34 15:57:48 Now Rocord; Goon Smiili, 28:40.1. Bruce Finley 61 1:53:28 Cwni Rocord {Womn): Andrea Cniapena. M60 John Mclntyre 67:34 1 Lori Maynard 46 55:39 H60+ Bill Hofman 61 1:59:46 35:49.1981 Reevil Leadbetter 73:00 2 Karen Stoyanowski 56:02 Jiitiny Stokes 2:08:50 7:39:03 4:50:38 14:38:31 Abe Wasserman 69 2:06:07 CKtck-ln: Men'3455. Women-1377, Ed Hornung 74:53 3 Beth Sibley 36 58:47 C Swingrover 2:28:50 7:43:52 6:07:35 16:20:17 Tdlal-48J>. W60 Walter Kreeroann 75:01 Norton Davey 2:13:15 6:50:13 7:52:44 16:56:12 MiiMn; and 12 racnalhifs. Jim Bunting 76:56 from Harry Siitonen Wdnma-HBl W4 uMiimian. Jaclyn Caselli 61 1:42:22AR W40-44 WeeMitr; eoM ulnh onrcMl Victoria SMall 60 2:00:57 M70 Ed Benham 1:15:20 Barbara Shubert 1:44:44 7:50:20 4:26:12 14:01:16 t. nm»m. Bok. 41-HmrMt 32:21 from Jim Scamneil Percy Perry 1:28:20 Susan Garratt 1:37:00 9:15:05 6:45:38 17:37:43 2. Sarnnon. JaniM. 40-NY 32:50 Bill Polen 1:45:06 13TH ANNUAL "LONGEST DAY W45f 3. BaiaM. RuiMR.41NoShor« 33:54 Cliff Schopmeyerl:49:26 MARATHON" BROOKINGS, S.O. 4.S1ral1on,G«r. 41Cr 34:19 PEPSI CHALLEINSE lOK Jody Payne 2:10:20 7:36:19 5:31:36 15:18:15 APRIL 18,' 1982 5. Lolemplo. Anihony. 40-Wasti 35:44 TULSA, OKLAHOMA APRIL 3 WAO Lolitia Bache 1:06:57 6. Morrlssay. Brian. 40-Bklyn 35:48 SWIM: 2.4 miles BIKE: 112 miles RUN: Marathon Carole Herrick 1:09:11 .1 Randy Fischer 25 2:33:31 M30 Rod Dixoffi 29:39 Val 8 (45.49) Elizabeth Imlof 1:14:23 4 George SavanckAA 2:48:29 Larry Addwdell 33:34 1.S1ern.Loo,47-PPTC 36:24 Ines Kerch 1:15:00 8 Richard Smith 42 2:56:07 2. Mahoney, Jolin. 47-MA 36:27 Jerry Lewis 33:56 Anita Thomas 1:15:20 10 D Schildhauer 46 3:06:11 3. HIrscli. Geixge. 47-NYC 36:46 . Bill Ben 33:56 4. Selll. Eric. 48-NYC 37:46 HAS Estelle Meyding 1:10:22 18 Carl Carey 45 3:14:11 6TH BIWELL CLASSIC SEVEN-UP HALF-MARATHON & 5. CrKXiiy. HaroW. 45-NY 38:53 MAO Glen Lafarlette 36:46 Sylvia Shriner 1:15:41 28 Joseph Bird 52 3:31:03 MARATHON, CHICO, CALIF. 2-MILE RUN. ST. LOUIS, MO. 6. HogKind. Boyd. 45-NJ 39:20 Bill Erickson 37:06 Joanne Mallet 1:16:16 7. Trauooll. Jack. 49-WRR 39:22 MARCH 6, 1982 MARCH 21, 1982. Niki Mugg 37:39 Nancy Condron 1:16:17 "LONGEST DAY lOK" Mailari (9^5I| Open Allen Sandretti2:30:ll M50 Steve Blanchard 37:23 Mary Larplante 1:20:26 1 Mike Dunlap 31:39 HALF-MARATHON: 1. Slinnian.George.50-MUIrou 37:02 MAO Doug Latimer 2:39:37, 2. Bunu. Joe. 52-Mlllrost 37:08 Nocus Mclrtosh 37:27 W50 Gloria Brown 1:13:56 3 Carl Carey 45 34:12 Mike McGie 2:53:47 Open Brian Franke 1:08:55 3. Puma. AlOen. 52-PFTC 39:18 John Miller 41:27 Rachel Bourne 1:13:47 10 Bob Bartiing 55 37:28 4. Thomgun. George.56-NYAC 39:40 14 Bob Hanson 41 38:38 ~ Les Fredrickson 2:54:48 MAO George Krieger 1:19:25 W30 Carol Gereet 40:22 Patricia Nesley 1:18:20 SeiHeri (80-69) T9 Bill Jensen 44 40:35 Jim Mieure 1:23:41 WAO Joy Austi n 43:48 Alice Jewell 1:25;44 W40 Heidi Skaden-Poyser 1. RkH.Wil1red0.65 LNTC 40:17 38 Bill Andberg 70 44:45 George Burr 1:24:35 W50 Marion Irvine 39:40 Barbara Castaldol:26:41 3:11:49 2. GoldslWn.AJben. 62-PPTC 40:57 48 Lome Bartling 67 47:09 Janice Beltram 3:47:10 M50 Norm Colter 1:23:40 3. GMaru. TRonat. It-IWkete 41:30 from Jane Lazgin Pauline McLaren 3:56:52 M60 Bill Schmitt 1:43:42 IWdee A|i (7t and ear) BONNIE BELL liOK 4500 Runners; 35mph winds W40 Rosalind Neuman 1:37:38 1. wadadi. Retml. 7»-nyc 1:10:31 M50 Gus Hannickel 3:01:35 SAN DIEEO, CACIf. UNA (46-44) CHUCK MARUT BIRTHDAY 5K WALK Harrison Smith 3:21:35 2-MILE RUN: 1.Tkimm.Aiwa.4l mmiiee 39:40 APRIL 3. 198Z BRAN CHEX lOK Bill Sobiski 3:22:51 M40 John Coats 11:45 2. MtrgoRn. Pjisy. 41-WS 43:27 OAKLAND, CALIF. APRIL 24 3. McKenrle. Bonnie.40-NY 43:52 MEWHIS, TENN. APRIL 10. W50 Ruth Anderson 3:23:58 H50 Lebon Thornton 12:06 Open 1 Chuck Marut 44 25:56 4. Parmalee.Pally. 42-Alalanla 44:01 Jessie Smith 4:20:33 W40 Sue Haden 14:04 Mel inda Ireland 30 36:27 M35 Jim Austin 35:35 2 Harry Siitonen 56 32:26 Vi1 1 (45-49) Georgia Strausberg MAO Paul Boone 36:24 3 Frank Saylor 58 33:33 from Tom Eckelman 1. Bedrxk. Netane. 47-No Jeri 39:33 W35 4:39:25 M45 Jerry GiIman 38:23 4 Richard Hansen 55 3S:09 2. Knigtil. Kale.46-MinroM 44:50 Judy Kewley 37 36:59 H50 Bob Creed 39:11 M60 Paul Camerer 3:57:04 3. McGW. Louise. 48-CT 45:16 Judy Dodge 35 38:22 M60 Cliff Hoehne 48:31 Angelo Toletti 4:03:08 Maaleri (50-59) Joan Pendleton 35 40:16 W35 Mary Louton 43:37 LA JOLLA HALF MARATHON • I.Franco. Bunny. 51-CPTC 48:24 Judi Richardson 37 41:16 2. JacoOson. Audrey. 53-NY Msl 53:31 WAO Tessa Berry 50:06 LA JOLLA, CALIF. Cheryl Hartini 38 41:49 1ST ANNUAL JAY DIRKSEN 25K 3. Cavrell.Jean. 54-NYC 54:03 WAS Linda Purdy MARCH 21, 1982 47:50 BROOKINGS, S.O. APRIL 25 Stnlert (80 and ever) HAD Open John Kopenhauerl:27:03 1. Rodrlguei. Mary. OO-GNYAA 56:40 5hTrley Matsoin 41 38:30 1 Mike Dunlap 25 1:23:47 6TH ANNUAL SHAMROCK lIUilLE 2. Sahninl.Adrlenne. 66-NJMsl 1:01:27 Dorothy Stock 49 38:37 NIKE MASTERS GRAND PRIX AND 4 Dave Bushard 45 1:43:(H) LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA MAO Dave Holland 1:18:52 Cathy Fogarty 40 39:49 NORMAN K. TAMANAHA 15K 9 Bob Bartling 55 1:50:48 MARCH 20, 1982 Bob McAndrews 1:20:00 Faye Heldoorrj 45 40:59 HONOLULU. APRIL 11, 1982 12 C S Roberts 58 2:01:17 Bob Holland 1:20:A5 Patty Pastore 42 MAO Ken Winn 55:36 41:27 Open Jon Cross 47:25 Joe Burgasser 56:59 WAO Judy Splitgerberl:38:18 CAPITAL lOK LANDOVER, MARYLAND W50 Cindy Dalrymple 55:25 Alton Migues 57:56 Ursula Rains 1:39:13 Sfine Johnson 53 42:14 MARCH 27, 1982 MAO MKT 5-Borwgh Challenge Barbara Woods 1:39:18 Peggy Naas 52 MAS Hans Hartmann 1:03:06 46:27 Larry Axmaker 54:10 Flushing Meadow—Queens Open Tom Kelley 31:19 Brenden Spratt 1:03:AA M50 Marshall Haradenl-.22:22 Alice Scott 55 50:10 John Powley 54:25 SpMurw) tw MowtMurwi Hiiwvw Aaron Ouazana 1:05:A2 Homer Rhoads 1:26:09 MAO Chan Robbins •Shirley Tobin 55 50:45 35:00 Hans Dieben 55:36 UnSm Hit >ui»kM W llw mnK Joe Curray 1:27:50 Warren Ohlrich 35:09 W60 OjU: Apdl 25. 1982. 11:00 AM M50 Louis DeReuil 1:08:15 M45 Ken Williams 1:09:20 W50 Nicki Hobson 1:39:58 Ray Harrison 35:49 LoTs Edds 62 49:26 OltlMM: 5 Mll« Mike Tymn *49:43 Virgil Norris 1:11:0A Shirley Tobin 1:55:20 Vince Fuller 36:34 Gerry Davidson 61 51:20 ChtcK-ln: Men-/98. V(iMiwn-2(M. Jim Gallup * 50:04 t Dial-1002 Jim Black 36:41 Hazel Klein 60 54:36 H60 Dan Biele 1:13:A8 Marjorie Lawson 2:20:05 Jeremy Clark * 50:43 finklwn: M«ii-677 and 5 racewalktfs. Kathy Hargus 63 55:41 Bill Granby 1:17:A2 M50 George Vernosky 35:22 Aiom«n-159 aM Z rKAwalkers ' M60 Jim McCown 1:26:39 Winifred Sore 65 56:24 M50 Tom Momiyama 38:27 rolM-848. Bill McDonough 1:18:38 Don Dilworth 1:38:27 Carl Ellsworth WuHwr; SuMiyand wann. mU TO'i. Tony Diamond 39:02 55:00 Jinmie Meza 1:42:19 Scott Hamilton V« A (40.44) WAO Linda Burgasser 1:12:03 Edward Benham 39:29 59:00 Anne McGuire 1:20:07 4TH ANNUAL FUCC lOK George McGaffigan 1.Sti4ll4n.6uy.4l.Canfl 27:34 Weo None Chris Meerman 39:50 1:02:06 Marie Fonzie 1:20:37 MEMPHIS, TENMESSEE 2. Kowad. MwkrW. 42. FFK 28:58 M55 M60 John Mclntyre 41:47 APRIL 4, 1982 3. Km, VIclw. 40. NYC 30:13 H50 Rosalie Oughterson George Ishiki 1:00:44 Art Levenson 50:15 VMB (4S.49) 1:51:24 M40 Paul Boooe 37:27 George Murray 1:01:29 Bill Barnes 50:46 1.BlaM(ui.WHold.47.FPK 28:43 BROOKLYN HALF-MARATHON Ke« Brooks 38:08 Gil Lum 1:01:48 2. Bulkr. Kennmh.46. Unique 30:43 Alvin Guttag 52:36 MARCH 21, 1982- Ken Ruby 40:42 3. Florin. JoMpti, 49. MY 31:4S Halter Morawski 58:33 M60 Mulin (90.S9) 2-MILE 200 RUN MAS Jim Lovelace 40:41 Edson Kitchen 1:04:23 Open Odis Sanders 1 :05 42 M70 Ed Benham 47:28 1. Fortune. B«l. 53. NYPO 30:33 TULSA, OKLAHOMA MARCH 20 Chris Stovall 41:53 Naoto Inada 1:05:06 2. Kiinty. Bob.SI.FFk 30:45 M40 Dave Wilson M35 Dick Eggerman 10:AA 1 :12 58 WAO Lolitia Bache 40:46 Art Brauer 43:19 Howard Furmoto 1:06:05 3. Mulraln. Andy. 50. ITC 3l:i2 Ed Barbick 1 •13 47 Ines Kerch 44:03 4. CaHahan. Ed. 42. KYC 31:48 MAO Jim McFadden 10:A6 M50 Bob Creed 40:39 M65 Guy Stratton 1 14 11 Patricia Turner 46:28 Seokn (80-89) MAS Carl Fritz 12:56 Ed Fancher 41:53 Fay Steele 1:23:06 Joanne Szafran 50:56 1. O'Connof. WHHaro. 60. CPTC 33:49 M50 Steve Blanchard 11:22 MAS Fritz Mueller 1 10 13 Dorothy Lane DJ Lawson 43:31 Ken Sato 1:27:52 2. Karnkn. Loo. 82. WY 34:45 Vince Chiapetta 1 52:38 M55 Ross Waltzer 12:A2 :17 17 Paul Matsuura 1:30:03 3. NucaMa. Hobon. 60. HITC 37:29 H30 Vreni Kemp 13:30 Herb Navarro 1 19 13 W50 Patricia Nesley 50:24 M60 EJ Goldsmith 51:03 June Watzman 62:12 Preston MteBaitiel 52:11 M70 7tH4wtr M50 Don Dixon 1 19 05 I .Uamn.Luk. TO.Nd 39:29 W41+ Mary Ann Wehrum 42:12 Bud Deacon 1:26:26 Bill Heimbockel 1 21 48 Germaine Huizinga 80:24 Va*A (48-44) Joe Burns 1 21 57 WAO 1. JOMi.EiWh.42. UWriM 37:40 KAW VALLEY LEVEE 30K Cindy Dalrymple (ARl * 55:25 2. DnH.Aiia.42.SI 36:56 M60 Hilfredo Rios 3. Benson. Rostia. 40 Ons 4114 1 27 30 LAWRENCE, KAItSAS Karen Scannell 59:10 Bill Baxley 1 21 59 Vel 8 (4S-49) MARTIN LUTHER KING GAMES ,• APRIL 4, 1982 Joan LaPierre 1:03:04 Tom Gibbons 1 31 40 1.Gimey. Ell7atielti.46.NY 38 17 HALF-MARATHON WAS 2. BaNeslOfas. Geoigna. 47 43:42 H40 Anne Bing MAO Gary SribdyTs 1:58:41 1 25 35 PALO ALTO, CALIF. Art Corbtn 2:04:02 Susie Bartels 1:02:57 3. Flank. Dolores. 45. NY 44 15 Polly SchonfeTd- -1 33 20 MARCH 28, 1982 Vic Rocha 2:07:07 Betty Nakasone 1:15:18 Meslect (Se-S9) Lola Monte 1 33 26 Mollie Chang 1:15:57 1 Nkwa. Regma.SO.PPTC 39:50 Open M50 Jack Boyer 2:20:00 2 Lairlei.Lillian. 53. Bklyn a0:24 Duncan Macdonald 33 1:04:31 Lowell Gish 2:33:08 W50 3. Hose. FlOfenca. 52. NYC 41.17 Juana Stavolone 36 1:21:08 WAO Faye kSieaton Ruth Anderson * 1:05:22 Seeten (80 and ntr) 2:43:53 Jan Newhart 1:12:14 1. Bodriquei. Mary. W. GHY 46:19 Eliisor Rfley 2:49:30 Rose Nakamura 1:19:32 2. Havens. Evelyn. 65.MWrase 48:55*

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1982 ATHLETIC CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS lOK ROAD TAC NATIONAl. 35-KlUMMtm BOSTON MARATHON DEVIL MOUNTAIN lOK RACZ WALK CMAMWONSHIP RACING CHAMPIONSHIPS.APRIL25,1982 PROSPECT PARK, DANVILLE, CALIF. MAY 2. At Colorado Smrlnqs 1. Marco Evonluk. Lon9moni.-2 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CLEAR DAY,SUNNY, STMPERATURE 70° M40 Sal Vasquez 30; 58 hcxjrs, 48' minutev 8 seconds: 2. The top Tim Rostege 32:42 Jim Holrlng, Wisconsin,2:50:56 ; 3. THIS RACE IS PART OF THE NIKE GRAND PRIX Jake White 33:42 Ray Shorm, Wisconsin. 2:59:47; 4. MEN Vince O'Sulllvan. New York, 25 masters 70-74 45-49 3:07:21; 5. Floyd Godwin. Loiovr A0-4A W40 Vicki Bigelow 37:32 E. BENHAM PV 74 46:34.0 J. FLETCHER ML 47 46:03.2 Sue Johnston 38:25 erte, 3:13:0V; A. Ken Gofer, Colo 1 Bill H«U, Durttam, N.C.. H. LORENZ * PM 43 31: 39. rado Sprlnos, 3:43:07; 7. Chris B. BOAL PV 70 46:51.4 K. KNIOTT ML 46 46:46.4 Joan Ullyot 40:31 2:24:20: 2. RoMrt 3a- K. RANQALL SA 40 32:16. Amoroso, Lonomont,. 3:48:15; 8. NM 70 49:06.1 Iwn, Va.. 2:25:14; 3. Ralph 2m- D. CONWAY IN 43 32:27. L. YOUNG E. COHEN CP 46 47:25.2 M50 Galen Jorgensen 34:38 Roy FunklTbuser,' Virginia. marmann. North TonawarKfa. 75-79 S. BALFOUR ML 46 47:57.6 NY, 2:25:41. 4. Frrtl MuaHar. K. WINN AL 44 32:49. ER Silver 36:18 4 03:06; 9, E.J. Rivet, Denver, M. HOPPER LM 78 58:04.9 E . MARCUS ' Naw York, 2:27:50: 5 Sol Ep R. FISHER ML 41 33:00. ML 46 51:49.9 Ephriam Rorosberg 36:51 4:11:14; 10, Fletcher Furmon, w: 70 49:58.5 Colorodo Springs, 4:21:54; 11. Jim stein. indlanapolta, 2:30:50: 6. L. FAXON TD 42 33:15.2 A. FIALKOW P. TWHHTE NY 47 50:20.4 Alexander, Fort Corson, 4:36:38; Roger Pflugfelder. Qraens- UN 40 33:24.0 WOMEN W50 Ruth Anderson 41:57 burg. Pa.. 2:31:26. 7 David J. SAFMON 12. Gail Allen, Colorodo Springs, E. DUMAS CM 41 33:44.9 35-39 50-54 Mary Storey 45:28 Salo. laJolle. Calif.. 2:31:59: 6. 4:44.27. (14 comoetltors storied John Srennan, Santa Barbara. A. HEARN AT 36 37:55.8 M. KANIA • NY 50 39:20.8 Eileen Klatsky 46:29 D. Ellison" NM 43 34 : 23.5 the 21.8mlleroce) CaHf.. 2:32:06; 0. Peter JefTert, S. HAYMAN NY 41 35:19.5 B. ROTHMAN WS 36 39:22.2 T. D'ELIA AT 52 41:45.7 Homer. N.Y., 2:32:28: 10 Mike C . KENNEDY SY 44 36:09.4 C. BRAVAKIS WS 38 39:43.3 A. MOORE AT 51 43:56.0 from Jim Scahnell Sabino, Baftimore. 2;32 37: 11 G. GRENNING AT 36 40:26.7 C. McKENZIE NY 50 45:12.0 Joseph Buro*^^' St- Relera- G. SHANNON UN 40 36:33.3 burg. Fla., 2:33:05: 12 Bobby UN 36 44:16.0 0. CAFFEKY ML 44 36:48.7 A. MOORE N. TIGHE AT 51 49:01.4 4TH ANNUAL TREVIRA 10-MILE Cunningham. Abemathy, Tax- CP 39 44:24.6 B. COODEN ML 41 36:55.8 I, BASSETT A. JACOBSON NY 53 54:35.6 CENTRAL PARK, NEW YORK as. 2:33:39: 13 John Waaton. D. KENEFUCK CM 41 36:59.8 V. ROBIN CP 38 45:01.5 Canada, 2:33:53; 14 Calvin MAY 2, 1982 Loomis, Campbell, N v.. J. GARLEFP ML 44 37:08.4 J. KAPLAN CP 36 45:51.4 65-69 Open Matt Centrowitz 46:39 2 34:40; 15, Fay Bradley, R. BLANCHETTK CM 40 37:18.8 M. 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THiBieeBtYOUARl First, an aroused pachyderm support and added leather rein can cover 100 meters in about 9.1 forcements on the upper. Then THEHARDER rmFAIL seconds. upped the heel counter, to 60 Second, and more impor weight, extended it, and locked it All runners punish their feet. tant, our surveys now show that into place with a Stability Saddle. But the heavyweights—they do it at a typical marathon, nearly eight Hopefully, the Centurion will, with authority. percent of all entrants could be notonly save your feet, but your If you're a runner who's 5'10" classified as heavyweight runners. pocketBook as well. Durability tests indicate stout runners experi with 30 extra pounds (even if it's "C S ence no more loss of cushion in the all muscle), you arethe lucky recip HEAVYRUNNER ient of about 20 percent more AVERAGE RUNNER forefoot than normal. Even less in vertical shock. the heel. Ditto for outsole wear. Ifthat isn't frightening enough, The last thing we want to do, our studies also show the forces MEDILAT(FX) however, is rive athletes an excuse (NEWTONS) UJ to beefup. (Generally speaking, side-to-side and fore-to-aft on your •i: ' •: ' j.: foot will also be greater. 0.0 the less you weigh the faster vou'll Wliile that may be a perfect TIME (SECONDS) run. And to burn fat, run slow and set-up for injury, frankly, up until Ti/picni medial and lateral (side toside) forces are run long. now, no one seemed to care. Ifyou significanth/ greater for the heain/ runner i>s. the Butifyou never get below 200 were built like anelephant, you average runner, even when speed andrunning sti/le pounds and still aack a three hour just weren't expected to be much are the same. marathon, we want to hear about of a runner. No small problem. it. Because all things considered, that's world-class time. We found that slightly odd. For And no shoe to solve it. a couple of reasons. ' Anywhere. While our LDV, Co lumbia, Utan and Intrepid maybe 265. fine for borderline cases, when a HEAVY S RUNNER really big time athlete starts smack i ing a shoe around, it can easily g UJ AVERAGE bottom out. O RUNNER SO.\IATOCRIT oc The challenge was similarto O designing a spring thatwould let u. UJ the foot sink, out not all the way. Because a midsole that'stotally

cornpressed, if only for an instant, TIME (MS) isn't doing you any favors. Vertical groundreaction forces fora 2001b. runner However, our new Nike Cen and a 150 lb. runnerat thesamepace. Forces under turion certainly will. Thanks to a heel and forefoot arelvthproportionalhi larger for 'i uniquecombination offirm wedge the heavy runner. and soft midsole, it gives heavv- And nothing excites us like u- weight mnners the kind of comfort athletes who nea^ their potential. only the less de;veloped used Even if thev •"ft = 1 Arc \/oii nlicnvyuvi^^lit? Dnnc n liiichcticccii i/our . to enjoy. insist on throw Iici^ld mid u'chlil midscc 'udicrc it intersects the to'increase stability, we ing their weight 4 sonniteerit sciile. ' widened the Centurion's base of around. Bivvcrton. Ortvm/

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