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60th Issue August^ 1983 $1.50 WORLD GAMES THREATENED Schellenberg, Gonzalez-Julia Score Governor Bans Two World Records South Africans Set At U.S. Decathlon byALSHEAHEN Because of a dispute over the par by JERRY WOJCIK ticipation of South Africans, the MERGED, California, July 2-3, World Veterans Games are in jeopar Harvey Schellenberg's first decathlon dy. in several years resulted in a M50 world Puerto Rico Governor Carlos record at the TAC/USA Masters Barcelo and San Juan Mayor Heman Decathlon and Heptathlon Champion Padilla said they will withdraw their ships. His 5399 lAAF points broke support if the South Africans compete Boo Morcom's eleven-year-old mark in the Games scheduled for September of 4951. 23 to October 1, 1983. That would mean the loss of the use of the main Schellenberg, 50, Reedley, Calif., stadium and the withdrawal of govern put together ten solid performances, scoring 2739 on the first day and 2660 ment funds needed to put on a first- class event. on the second to outscore the 1982 M50 champion, A1 Brenda, by over 1000 The request is at odds with the Con points. stitution of the World Association of Veteran Athletes (WAVA), which Brenda, 54, Turlock, Calif., whose states: "Masters competition shall be 55th birthday came three days later on open to all men over 40 and women July 6, would have easily won the M55 over 35. No coaapeutor shall be barred title with his total of 4315. from competition due to race, religion, Puerto Rico's Gilberto Gonzalez- ethnic background or national origin." Julia, 70, had a score of 3097 lAAF, As NMN goes to press, the situation which surpassed Claude Hills' one- is volatile and up in the air. It is possi (Continued on page 4) ble that: 1) The governor and mayor will reverse their positions, and the Games will go on as scheduled; 2) Mdwest WAVA will tell the South Africans to stay home or try to enter Puerto Rico Marathoners on non-South African passports; 3) A scaled-down version of the Games will Like Grandma's be held in secondary stadiums; 4) The Midwest men and women marathoners Games will be switched to another took all the firsts in the 40+ divisions (Continueti on page 14) at Grandma's Marathon, Duluth, Minn., June II. Dan Conway, 44, Chetek, WI, ran 2:23:25 for the 40-49 Eight U.S. Marks victory over North Carolinian and Bob Humptireys, 47, Glendale, CA, '63 Pan-Am winner In discus, tfirowing at ftedlands Meet Erased At Hayward Boston masters winner Bill Hall, 42, Sportsfoto by John Allen who finished two seconds (2:25:37) by JERRY WOJCIK ahead of Ralph Zimmerman, 42, N. Birmingham Nips Atlanta For National Title EUGENE, Oregon, June 25-26. The Tonawanda, NY. 1984 National Masters Track and Field Alex Ratelle, 58, Edina, MN, was TheBirmingham Track Club outscoredthe Atlanta TrackClubbyonepoint,406- Championships are scheduled for the the 50-59 winner in 2:40:22. Warren 405, to capture the first National Masters Club Championships, June 11,in Atlanta. University of Oregon, and if the results of the Hayward Field Masters Classic Utes, 62, Park Forest, IL, won the The club competition was part of the TAG Southeast Regional Masters Track & 60+ race by almost seven minutes in are indicative of the quality of the Field Championships, which drew over 1(X) age 30+ athletes. The Louisiana Light Eugene track, 1984 participants can 3:06:29. ning TC was a distant third with 135. expect some fast times. Jane Buch, 34, Smithville, OH, con The club competition spurred three athletes to new American age-group records. Eight new American age group track tinued the Midwest domination by win Phillippa Raschker, 36, won the W30 220y in 26.0 to tie the 35-39 mark; Shirley records were set: three by Phil ning the 30-39 race, placing third Smith, 48, long jumped 15'1" for a W40 win and a new 45-49 record; Mary Schan- Raschker, 36, in the W35 lOOm, 11.89; w/overall in 2:36:53. zle, 59, won the W50 discus with a 55-59'record 45'10". the 200m. 24.8; and the 400m, 56.73. Three Minnesotans won the other Ken Winn, 45, clocked a good 3-mile in 15:16.9. Frank Finger, 68, took two: the Josephine Kolda, 65, lowered the mark women's races: Carolyn McKasy, 42, 440y in64.3 and 880y in 2:31.1. Mike Kelly, 36, won the M35 120HH (42") in15.3. for the W65 400m to 1:22.87. Ema St. Paul, finished in 3:10:39; Beverly The perfect weather. Southern hospitality, and Nike-supplied special awards add Kozak, 38, won the W35 mile in the na Anderson, 50, Minneapolis, won in edto the meet s success, which wassomewhat Jeopardized because two other meets tional record time of 4:55.6. 3:32:10; and Betty Haleen, 60, Min- intheregion conflicted with theJune 11 date. If scheduling conflicts can be avoided Among the men record-setters, netonka, MN, ran 4:11:00 in the 60 + and the concept of a national championship catches on, the 1984 meet should be Harry Koppel, 70, ran the 100m in group for a Midwest sweep. • even more competitive. • (Continued on page 15) CONTENTS Write On! DEPARTMENTS Letters to Editor 2 Address letters to: National Masters News, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nnys, CA 01404. Gun Lap 6 Open Mouth 8 the Philosopher 10 OUTSIDE LOOKING IN a registration blank for master athletes HOOSIER HOSPITALITY Running with Marco Polo, M.D.. 12 Your columnist, Mr. Miller, is very wishing to affiliate with TAG. The Those of us who competed in the Speakers Comer 13 much amused by the prospect of new registration procedure for TAG is a four day 1983 Indy Senior Glassic Profile 18 blood in the track and field masters well-kept secret. Even the address of (Senior Olympics) June 8 through 11, Masters Scene 19 movement. Unfortunately this is no TAG is never published in NMN, in certainly got a great taste of Hoosier Schedule 21 joking matter. Many who write to you Track and Field News, or in other run Hospitality, and we would recommend Age Records 23 respond to newcomers with disdain or ning publications. that master athletes put this on their 198210 Mile Rankings 25 outright hostility. TAG itself seems to Second, publish in each issue the. calendars for 1984. Track and Field Results 27 go out of its way to make it difficult translations for those exotic class The track and field portion of the Long Distance Results 38 for athletes to join its ranks. For those codes, or drop their use altogether. classic took place on the beautiful new of us on the outside looking in, this ap What in the world is a 2A? lUPUI Stadium in Indianapolis, June FEATURES parent exclusivity is quite infuriating. Third, as others have often re 11, under leadership of Bob Coughlin, World Games Threatened 1 Let me appeal then to those in the quested, insist that meet results show a first class master runner and pro Cascade Run Off 3 masters movement who are mature the weight of the implements thrown, moter for events involving seniors. He MAC Championships 3 enough to encourage newcomers. I of particularly the shot. There are masters was ably assisted by Dr. Wes Ward, Pepsi Challenge 3 fer the following suggestions: records for 8, 12 and 16 lb. im who is also a topnotch master in 70/75 SPA/TAC 3 First, publish in every issue of NMN plements. If need be, call the meet division. With these two at the helm Palm Beach "Old Timers" 4 director. and assisted by fellow Hoosiers, they Qeveland Track Classic 13 Fourth, publish meet results and ran a great meet! Eldorado Masters 13 National Masters meet announcements in large, clear Hatton Break^lOOOO Record ....13 type, such as ten pitch typewriter pica Hugh Yeomans West Penn Meet 16 Officers or courier. Fading near-vision comes Cincinnati, Ohio LMegs IVBni-Marathon 16 Athletics Congress with advancing age. Bruges 25K 17 Fifth, advertise and sell the TAG National 100 Mile 20 rules book. I am tired of hearing some MINNESOTA TAG BOOBOO TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: hotshot quote "TAG rules" without Jim Weed, 11672 E. 2nd Ave. As a native Minnesotan and masters Aurora, CO 8(X)1U having the foggiest notion whether he competitor I feel compelled to offer my (303) 341-2980 speaks with straight tongue oris merely most abject apologies to those fine indulging in trackside B.S. LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: maisters athletes who journeyed great NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS No doubt the masters committee of 60th Issue . Bob Boal, 121W. Sycamore Ave., distances to the meet held at the U. of Wake Forest, NC 27587 TAG would not want to project an im Minnesota, June 24-25. They had August, 1983 age of snobbishness, clannishness, or responded, in good faith, to the an Editor: A1 Sheahen TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: unfriendliness toward newcomers. The nouncement in the NMN which read, Associate Editors: Jerry Wojcik Pete Mundle, 4017 Via Marina #C-301 solution is simple. Just help us out Venice, CA 90291, (213) 823-8804 "TAG Minnesota Open & Masters Beatrice Palmer siders become members of the club. Ghampionships." Production LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: It's no joking matter. When they arrived, they immediately National Running Data Center, American Publishing Co. met with great frustrations. P.O. Box 42888, Tucson, AZ 85733, John Culleton Kathleen M. Phiffer In addition to the annoimced age (602) 326-6416 Sykesville, Maryland categories there were numerous youth The National Masters News (ISSN- RANKINGS AND INDOOR RECORDS categories and masters athletes were 07442416) is published monthly by GAIN Haig Bohigian,225HunterAve.,North relegated to starting every event last. Publications for $15 per year from 6200 Tarrytown, NY 10591, (914)631-1547 (It disturbs us that some newcomers Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys CA 91401. Phone feel like outsiders. The masters pro The first event for masters started 90 213/785-1895. Second class postage paid at INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: gram prides itself on welcoming minutes behind schedule and the high Van Nuys CA 91409. Ron Salvio, Squan Rd., Clarksburg, everyone to its competitions, but ifthat jump was completed in darkness at NJ 08510, (609) 259-9268 about 9:30 p.m. The National Masters News is an official, message isn't conveyed, it's of little publication of the Athletics Congress Masters^ OUTDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: value. Perhaps all competitors should Also the highest age group was 50 Track & Field and Long Distance Running Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 1328, make it a point to say hello to some of and up. The utter absurdity of 60 and Los Gatos, CA 95030, (408) 354-7333 70 year olds competing with those 50 Committees. The editorial policy is not the new faces :hey see at a masters years of age requires no further com necessarily that of the Athletics Congress. WORLD ASSOCIATION OF event. I) fthough most masters events VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) do not require TAC membership, we'll ment. 1 did manage to convince officials Unsolicited submission to NMN are always PRESIDENT print the registration info on a regular welcome. Manuscripts should be typed double Don Farquharson, 269 Ridgewood Rd., basis. 2) See "Masters Glossary of that older masters athletes threw spaced, but legibly handwritten material is also West Hill, Ontario, Canada MIC 2x3 Terms" in July for explanation of the lighter implements, so they did receive acceptable. Please include a stamped, self- a break there. Among the masters NORTH AMERICAN REP: masters program; NMN has long addressed envelope if return is desired. Send Bob Fine, 77 Prospect Place, objected to the confusing "IA, IB" athletes that I know of, Gil Gonzalez, editorial, advertising, and other corresponden Brooklyn,NY11217, (212) 789-6622 classifications, and has suggested that Jack Scott, Ghuck Klehm and Harry ce to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys CA Guth: To them I express my most TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: meet directors use the clearer M40, 91404. sincere regrets. MN TAG has always Ian Hume, R.R.-l, Melbourne, M45, etc. 3) We agree that meet been retarded with respect to masters SUBSCRIPTIONS: A one-year subscription Quebec, Canada, (819) 826-5418 directors should include the implement athletics. The lone exception to this (12 issues) is $15 (2nd class), $25 (1st class), or weights in the results but some forget. VICE PRESIDENT statement is the meet held by Bob Wax- $30 (overseas). Please send all correspondence (Road Running and Walking) 4) Most readers say they can decipher lax at St. Gloud State U. This is a on subscriptions to NMN, P.O. Box 5185, -Jacques Serruys, "Fit Veteran" the results in their present size/style, Pasadena CA 91107. P.O. Box7, 8000 Brugge I-Belgium but if weget more complaints, we'll re- legitimate masters meet. evaluate. 5) See the form in this issue Chuck Olson POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: WOMEN'S DELEGATE: Irene Obera, 203 Paseo Bernal, where you can order TAC/IAAF Nevis, Minnesota National Masters News, P.O. Box 5185, Moraga, CA 94556, (415) 376-8967 publications. Thank you for your Pasadena CA 91107. cogent suggestions. — Ed.) (Continued on Page 16) National Masters News August, 1983 page 3
Rodgers sets 35-39 mark 200 COMPETE Swan, Black Win ESf LONG BEACH LONG BEACH, OJif., July 9. Over f Pepsi Chaiienge 200 over-age-30 athletes turned out today for the annual TAC Southern Pacific Association Masters Track & NEW YORK, July 3. Running with Field Championships at Long Beach confidence and determination, Ray State University. Swan fought off 90-degree heat and Meet director Doug Smith provided high humidity today to lead ail other a large crew of TAC officials — many 40+ runners in the Pepsi Chaiienge of them preparing for the 1984 Olym 10,000 Meter Series National Cham pics — to enhance the quality of the pionship. Swan, a 45-year old from Bermuda, meet. Gary Miller, 45, improved upon his recorded a time of 31:50 in the annual American age 45-49 pentathlon record Independence Day weekend race, with a total of 2879 lAAF points; also which began on the George a world age-45 best. Washington Bridge with a field of 4200 American age marks were set by: runners. Marilla Salisbury, 75, 10000m 89:49.8; Swan, the top master in the Boston Letty (I.) and Geri Ahern. Mom Is45, daughter, 20. Bothran first marathon at Avon, Los Angeles, Chesley Unruh, 76, 5000 walk, finished in tie. Daughter tried to sneak in a kick,but Mom said, "You slay with me!" "Mom" is Geri. Marathon a few years ago before Bill 36:11.1; Burl Gist, 63, HJ, 5''A"; Photo by Richard Lee Stotkin Hall made it his private preserve with John Dobroth, 42, HJ, 6'514"; Shirley three straight wins, finished 61st Kinsey, 54, LJ, 12'l'/2"; Red Doms, Villanueva, overall with a margin of 28 seconds on 76, DT, 114'9"; Christel Miller, 48, New York Masters Ted Harriman, 40, of Forest Hills, 100, 13.9; Bill Knocke, 43, 400, 51.2. Thomson Lead NY. Kirk Randall, 41, of Wellesley, Smith thanked the TAC officials. MAC Champions MA, was third master in 32:23. Bill Peck, Coach Richardson and his Cascade Masters Pete McArdle, 53, of Teaneck, NJ, family, and the Millers for their help in Antonio Villanueva, 42, Jalopa, New York Pioneer sprinter Rudy captured the 50-and-over crown by a running the meet. Mexico, led all over-age-40 entrants at convincing 45 seconds in 33:37 over Valentine's three M55 wins were not Next year's SPA/TAC meet is ten the Cascade Run Off 15K, Portland, Bill Foulk, former Montanan now liv enough to disrupt the dominance of the tatively set for early June at Occidental OR, June 26, in a time of 46:36. Roger ing in West Lebanon, NJ. New York Masters in the M50-59 and College. Woody Studemund will Robinson, 44, New Zealand, was se Joyce Black, 43, of Plattsburg, NY, the combined team competition at the topped the 40+ women in 37:54, nar direct. • cond master in 47:11. J2th Metropolitan Athletic Congress The first American master was Jim rowly turning back, by 11 seconds, Masters T&F Championships held at T\tva Haywaid, 42, of Vicksbutg, Bowers, 44, of Santa Rosa, CA, in Randall's Island, NY, June 19. 48:54. GordonPirre, 52, Sumnei, W A, Mich. was the first M50 by almost four Valentine's victories came in the Consistent Mila Kania of New York lOOm, 12.7; the 200m, 25.6; and the City topped the 50+ females in 39:34. SCHEDULE minutes, 55:33. Sixty-seven-year-old 400m, 55.9; all very strong perfor Bill Rodgers, now 35, continued Clive Davies, Tillamook, OR, won the mances. rewriting the age 35-39 record book page 21 M60 -t- division with a fine 57:29. with a 28:49, good for 5th overall. The Heather Thomson, 36, New Throwing for the New York time betters Barry Brown's 35-39 U.S. Zealand, was the first woman 35 and Masters, Len Olsen, M50, took the standard of 29:17. (On Feb. 26, over in 52:17. Bette Poppers, 40, Lit discuss, 143'9"; the shot, 48' 10"; and Rodgers smashed the 8K mark in Among the disabled tleton, CO, outran her 40-49 opposi the hammer events. Mila Kania, W50, 24:00.) are talented actors, tion by nearly four minutes, 56:51. added to the NYM's total score with Alice Taggares, 52, Bellevue, WA, A pair of New Zealanders — Rod physicians, sculptors wins in the 1500m, 5:13.3, and the and Josephine Hess, 65, Selah, WA, Dixon, 32, and Anne Audain, 27, won and business pe^e. 800m, 2:40.9, on American 800 record The talent is there. were victors in their age groups. the men's and women's open titles in for age 50-54. Use it. As 100,000 spectators watched, 28:19 and 32:29, respectively. Each Kenya's Michael Musyoki, 42:27.55, With team victories in every division won $5000 of the $25,000 purse for the President's Committee on Employment of ttie Handicapped, and Norway's Crete Waitz, 48:43.86, but M30-39, the NY Masters amassed a race, the annual culmination of the Washington, D.C. 20210 team total 399 points to win over the 180-race Pepsi Challenge lOK series. • set world records on the fast 15K course, in which all 7,500 runners NY Pioneers, 100, and the NY .Athletic cleared the start line in 1:57. • Club, 56. • r Subscribe Now! The National Masters News is the bible of the Masters (Veterans) move ment, the fastest growing segment of the running community. It's a bargain at 12 issues a year for only $15. Get aboard the publication that's covering the Masters scene more thoroughly than ever. Subscribe now. •$15 for 1 year/12 issues GNew •$28 for 2 years DRenewal •$25 for 1 year Ist-class air-mail q Payment enclosed •$30 for 1year overseas airmail • gjjj j^g
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National Decathlon Palm Beach "Old Timers" Turn Out Continued from page 1 year-old M70 world record of 2513. by JOHN BUTLER .Gonzalez-Julia scored 1477 on the first Unfortunately, the 18th Old Timers day and 1620 on the second, when he Track Meet in West Palm Beach was ran the 110m hurdles in 19.7 for 468. scheduled for June 11, the only date Three of the seven M30 competitors available this year, and some athletes had totals well over 6000. Jeff Hines, opted for the Southeast Regional/Club 31, Arvada, Colo., won the division, Championships in Atlanta or the Nor scoring 955 of his 6549 with a vault of thwest Classic in Miami. Nevertheless, 15''/z", a national masters decathlon a good turnout of local athletes set 58 meet record. meet records. Phil Raschker, 36, Atlanta, scored Buzz Porter, 47, Daytona Beach, ran 5041 WAVA points, bolstered by a 952 the 42" high hurdles in 16.55. Nat point 14.6 100m hurdle time and a 972 Heard, 65, Sarasota, erased Gilberto point 24.8 200m. Gonzalez's meet record in the shot and Shirley Kinsey, 54, La Crescenta, discus. Max Quackenbos, 66, a local Calif., had a 162 point lead over Alice runner, ran a good 6:24 mile and 13:10 Leicht, 50, San Diego, after the two-mile. javelin, going into the final heptathlon The Palm Beach T&F Association's event, the 800m, but lost the title by 4x110 over-35 relay team ran a fast seven points when Leicht ran a 2:54.2 49.2 against the clock as there were no (822) to her 3:15.3 (653). challengers. Running the relay were W. Meet director A.J. Puglizevich, 75, Palm Beach Police Captain Ron found enough time to score 866 Albright, 38, meet director John IAAF/1812 WA VA for a victory in Butler, 43, Granvilla Green, 40, and the M75 group. • Wayne DeYoung, 42. •
Susan Henderson, 36, en route to winning women's title in National Masters 20K in Washington, May 29, appears to be fleeing the clutches of an anti-running "Awakening giant."
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JOHN LANDY LOOKS BACK
How does it feel to be an athlete who disappointed when a special bulletin is remembered more for his defeats came over the radio announcing that than his victories? Bannister had broken the four-minute "I feel that I'm lucky enough to barrier. have run at that time. I have no "Landy had made no secret of the regrets," said John Landy, a man who fact that the four-minute mile was his is memorialized in defeat. The goal," Bannister wrote in his memorial is a large statue that stands at autobiography. Landy, however,' the Empire Stadium in Vancouver, denies this ."That's not true," he told B.C. It shows Landy being overtaken me as we sat near the pool of his by another runner in the mile run of Waikiki hotel. "I didn't really consider the 1954 British Empire Games at the myself capable of breaking four stadium. The race was billed as the minutes that year. I had been around "Mile of the Century." the 4:02 mark several times and felt Landy stopped in Honolulu recently that I might improve by just a second on his way home to Melbourne, or so. I was looking more at Haegg's Australia. He had taken part in a world record." special ceremony in Vancouver — After Landy had shattered Ban perhaps befitting the world's most nister's record, the stage was set for the celebrated loser — for the condemna Mile ofthe Century in Vancouver some tion of the stadium. six weeks later. Although there were Landy's second-place finish in the others in the race, it was promoted as a two-man duel — Landy vs. Bannister, side and continued on to victory with a At the very moment Lsmdy the smooth-striding Australian against time of 3:58.8. Landy followed in Kununq the high-flying Englishman, the world- 3:59.6. With 1 glanced back. Bannister record holder against the barrier Many observers speculated that had charged by on the outside breaker. The race was page one news Landy not looked back, he would have and continued on to victory. around the world. won the race as Baimister would not Landy led through a 58.2 first have been able to "jump" him at that memorable race 29 years ago followed quarter with Bannister seven yards very strategic point. "No, it wouldn't a race of another kind, one in which he back. Landy continued to force the have made any difference," Landy also placed second. It was a race for a pace, opening a 15-yard lead on the se said. "It was a look of hope. I was certain immortality, the honor and cond lap. Bannister closed the gap on completely spent and couldn't have run the third lap and as the bell rang for the any faster. Bannister was the better glory of being the first person in Your recorded history to run a mile in less final quarter, the two were running man. I ran according to my plan, and I than four minutes. He lost that race by together, well ahead of the rest of the simply wasn't good enough to beat NoRunnof nor Racor at any tavotcan iffard ta field. him. iia wttlMut R: M latt a beak far any runnar la 46 days to Roger Bannister, the other train with...which works as your coach. runner depicted in the Empire Stadium "I knew that he was a strong "There were some people who were finisher, so I started to move away with Commmts (ran lOdMis am) ravtMms: statue. critical of me, saying that I had no ac about 300 (yards) to go," Landy recall celeration, that I had to run from the "...the best kept secret In running...the best It was on May 6, 1954, that Baimister book..." ed, using an 6val placemat on the table front, and that I couldn't run a tactical did what many people had come to feel "...It will become a reference not only for was beyond human limits. Paced by to demonstrate. He wanted to put runners but coaches as well..." Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway for enough distance between them to "...It surpasses anything I have come "Landy will be remembered across..." the first three-quarters of the race, he nullify Bannister's finishing kick. As they came off the fmal turn and for his running form. He was "...the Masterpiece by J.O.HannaIs the best cracked the four-minute "barrier" ft thing I've road..." headed into the stretch, the historic with a 3:59.4. Then, on June21, Landy a symphony in motion. "...the title Is very appropriate as few follow further amazed the sports world by moment depicted by the Empire that advice ...rely on their bodies...with clocking 3:57.9. His performance came Stadium statue took place. Landy race with a strong finish. That's not out much thought about what they are glanced over his left shoulder, hoping doing..." without the aid of pacers. true. I had fairly good acceleration. I "...I've read 28 running books: this is the to see Bannister still back on the mid As a high-school miler at the time, I just wasn't that kind of runner. My ap first one worth while..." closely followed the pursuit of the first dle of the turn. This would have given proach was to run a hard, steady pace "...the only backed-by-facts approach I've sub four-minute mile. The record of Landy the confidence to maintain his from the very start, and finish knowing ever seen..." "...real secret of good running...ever 4:01.4 by Gunder Haegg of Sweden rhythm to the finish and not tie himself that I had run my absolute fastest." up in a choppy, perhaps futile sprint. increasing adaptation..." had stood since 1945, but Landy, Ban "Landy had shown me what a race "...It is superb. Almost overwhelming..." nister, and Wes Santee of Kansas were "On the other side of the track I was could really be at its greatest," Ban able to see his shadow, but because of Pp. 330. 8W X 11. (WlKnMixt rapidly closing in on it. The sports nister wrote. "He is the sort ofrunner I the curve I could no longer see it," Foryourcopy,send checkfor$24.00 (25per pages ofthe day carried regular reports could never become. His boldness forc cent discount from Ref. Price: $32.00), which of their races. Landy had become the Landy recalled. "There was no way to ed me to abandon my time schedule includes shipping and Handling: hear him over the noise of the crowd, favorite of many, including myself, to and lose myself quite completely in the U«U PubNcatient, Inc. be the Hrst to break four minutes. I and that's why I looked back." struggle itself. After this experience, I P.O. Bex 7013 BMiWiflild HMs, Ml 48302 adopted him as one of my sports At the very moment Landy glanced felt that I could never be interested (PlHS« aNow 2-Aumaks lor Penvefy) heroes, and I recall feeling a little back. Bannister charged by on the out (Continued on page 11) National Masters News Angust, 1^3 7
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So, I have concluded that it is only a eloquently to me and for the reader matter of time, perhaps just after 1 ship. turn 50, until I find that 1 can no longer As is customary, one can not close a reach my "threshold of acceptability" project without thanking everyone who Phil «he and will stop. Will I keep up my runn contributed to the results as well as the ing and general conditioning? I'm sure inspiration. First, a generous "thank that 1 will, as 1 firmly believe that 1 will you" to each of you who commented Phiieseplier continue to find enjoyment. favorably and/or actually wrote to me On my assignment for NMN I have about concerns, feedback or new sub also learned something about writing. I jects for discussion. Next I would like by PHIL CONLEY have come to respect the columnist to thank the members of the Angell who can write interesting columns on a Field Ancients, my Stanford locale monthly, weekly or daily basis. Having track group, and particularly the deadlines truly brings out both the best "slows", for their generous compa and the worst in mankind. Also being nionship, support and inspiration. i ^ • Reflections edited, whether it be for grammar, Thanks too to Arcadia Amie for his i -h content, continuity, or space limita counterbalance about our Masters tions, is likewise a difficult thing to ac "Phoolish Physical Phitness Phan i "A little over two years ago I began petitors, age-related potmetal awards, cept. Writers write primarily for tasies". Perhaps he is right, after all, writing this monthly column for NMN. age-related "world records", all set themselves, and the intrusion between that we are indeed trying to recapture Now, after 25 submittals. I am ending within a socially-oriented atmosphere. writer and self is a very threatening the ingredients, if not the results, ofan my monthly "Phil the Philosopher" It is quite difficult for me as a com matter. earlier career. Maturation, for me, column, at least on an ongoing basis, petitor to come away from a Masters I have also learned or reinforced a may well involve the acceptance of new and would like to share some reflec meet knowing that I was the BEST, number of interesting things from challenges. tions that I have generated during that although meet directors always seem to others. I am indebted to the following Thank you. Editor Al, for your able period. guidance, and thank you fellow NMN I believe that an analogy would be columnists for your efforts that I study appropriate in describing my endeavor: instead ofskim or simply read. Finally, the young man living in a small town and most importantly, thank you, and setting out to travel to distant Fran, for your constant conceptual and places. When the local newspaper editorial guidance and critique. editor learned of the boy's trip, he ask Now, as we in the media business ed the lad to jot down some notes like to say, "That's 30 from here, about the places visited and any in folks!" • teresting observations about life and Copyright times elsewhere. At first, the boy 1983 warmed to the trip and the assignment, PbiJ Coaley and filled his days with enthusiasm, and the mailboxes with copious prose for the editor. Why not! The boy was away from home for the first time, and there was a whole new interesting life to see and understand. As the lad continued his travels, he found that traveling was tir ing and difficult. Besides, he found that many of the answers in life, for which he was searching when he began Gene Zubrinski, 42, wins with 6', Redlands Meet, May 14. 1983 the journey, were now at hand. The Sportsfoto by John Alle^n boy ultimately returned home a man, •: the better Tor having taken the trip and attempt to establish a plethora of age- for these valuable lessons: Judy Fox ^ ' for having been given the assignment related "BEST" awards. Eddy-for stressing how important the by the editor. During my "travels" for NMN in enjoyment of training or competition When I shared my original rationale these two years, I have found most of must be; Phil Larson-for providing for my "trip" with Editor Al, I cited the answers for the initial questions such a valid definition of "good" and that I wanted to learn more about The that I pondered. The enforced self- "bad" runners (the "good" ones beat Masters Movement, whether there scrutiny was most valuable. I have not you, and the "bad" ones are the ones were efficient methods to relate to enjoyed carrying the "burden" of be you beat); Ken Lorell-who says that reduced absolute performance, and ing expected to do well with the javelin; one only remembers the finish in a why so few former internationalists many people have noted my discom race, and thus you should make sure were Masters competitors. My private fort and have commented on it. 1 find that you "save" a little and sprint by rationale was, of course, to determine that I train now in order to avoid em others toward the tape; Paul Dungan- whether I could personally find a way barrassment in competition's, rather who showed me that one with a to begin enjoying my javelin competi- than to create an opportunity for suc disability or medical condition can in f tion again. cess. That approach is all wrong. deed survive and thrive. There really is a great deal of dif George Sheehan says the running is Other lessons have come from Don ference between track and field in open therapy; before, throwing the spear Carpenter-who relishes competitions competition and in the Masters group. was therapy for me, and now it is not! and organizes contrived contests and Open competition is composed of an I also recall Mike Tymn's very relays for our track group; Marilyn anti-social, fiercely-contested physical notable quote that aging is like easing Leighton-who demonstrates that one and mental war where being BEST is yourself down the face of a cliff. It can can enjoy running while near the back the aim. Peripherally, there are also only be pleasant if one does not look of the pack; Ron Laird-whose athletic watches, trips, USA uniforms, and, in up or down while doing so, and one history has been a series of com more recent times, prize money for the must keep a firm grip. You see, Mike, I mitments, relaxations and recom victors. Masters competitions tend to Ken Winn grinding out anottwr win In ttie have this problem of ACROPHOBIA, mitments; and finally the two college 45-49 division, Cotton Row, May, 30. focus more on providing something for and with my case of ARTHITIS in the professors, Frank Bowl« and Sid Gen- Photo by Jim Taylor, everyone:—T-shirts for all com hands .... din, who both wrote so profoundly and Huntsville News. National Masters News August, 1983 page 11
it on the track. Because there were no JOHN LANDY cushioned running shoes then, he (Continued from page 6) seldom ran on the roads. 1983 TAC National Masters again in record-breaking without the Landy said that Percy Cerutty, who thrill of a competitive struggle." later gained fame as the coach of Herb Track & Field Championships In his final two years of running Elliott, was not really his coach, as (1955-56), Landy changed his race tac some accounts have it. In fact, he did Date: Friday, September t$ through Sunday, September 18, 1983 tics somewhat, frequently letting not like or agree with some of Cerut- Time: See schedule of events others set the pace and thereby running ty's methods, specifically mentioning Site: Rice Track Stadium Rice University (Main and University) more for the win than for time. the sand dune training which Cerutty is Now 53 and employed as an often identified with and his Awards: TAC Medals to first three agricultural research manager for a animalistic running gaits. Entries: P.O. Box 740726 Houston, Ttxas 77274 large chemical company in Melbourne, "The sand dunes destroyed my Deadline postmarked September 1, 1983 Landy carries 20-25 pounds more on rhythm," Landy explained. "Take Entries will not be accepted after this day; they will be returned the 5' 11" frame that supported 150 away my rhythm and 1 was nothing. 1 Bntry Fee; $5 for first event $16 per relay te $3 for each additional event $10 pentathalon pounds in his racing days. He no found myself floundering in the sand dunes the one time 1 visited Cerutty's Registration: Pick up packet at stadium prior to event longer runs or jogs because of leg pro No refunds for no-shows blems, which he feels may be related to Portsea training camp, and 1 seemed to Report to start when event called the heavy stress of the running career. lose the flow of my running." Results: Results will be published In the NovemberNational Masters News* Landy said, however, that Cerutty No results will be mailed. Subscriptions to National Masters News Landy looks back on the 1950-55 are $15 per year; write to: National Masters News, P.O. Box period as a revolutionary era, kicked was a motivating force in his life. He 2372, Van Nuys, California 91404
off by Emil Zatopek. "Prior to 1950, first heard about Cerutty when he was Cenerei a Order of competition: women first, oldest to youngest runners seemed to be afraid to really a 4:40 school-boy miler. Cerutty, then Information: a Events 800 and above will be run as one race. If there are too many competitors, races will be seeded according to times submitted. stress themselves. Everything was done in his 50's, was gaining attention by a 10,000m will be run In two sections: 1)50 S over and womens clock in moderation. It was a very conser doing 100 mile runs and other such stops at t hour 10 minutes; 2)30-49, clock stops at 5S minutes. vative approach," he said. Intervals, as unusual distances. "He was a # Houston will be warm and humid with temperatures in the 80's: Entrants should only seek participation In distance events if they are well con popularized by Zatopek, were the motivator. He got out and did things, ditioned and cautious in their racing strategy. essence of Landy's training. He sort of showed us that we're a lot • There will be a "get-together" at Roy & Mary Cullen't at 7:00 pm on Saturday, September 17. All athletes and officials are Ir^vUad. Infor estimates that he ran 40-50 miles a tougher than we had realized," Landy mation will be included In your race package. week when in serious training, most of said. This influence, Landy feels, in Hotels: TIdelands Motor Inn Single - $39 cited him to greater heights. 6900 Main St. Double - $49 Houston, Texas 77030 (713) 526-4161 (Teresa Floras) Asked how much faster he might (Across street from track) have run in his heyday had he the • .5 Holiday Inn Single - $32 benefit of modern training methods, 801 Calhoun St. Double thru Quarter - $34 Houston, Texas 77001 (713) 659-2222 (Judy Einbinder) synthetic tracks and better shoes, Lan (Situated downtown, 4 miles from dy thought reflectively for a few stadium. Transportation to and from track.) seconds and then responded: "1 don't Friday, September 16, 1983: think there is any question 1 could have 6i00 pm Field Events: run faster, but I'm not sure 1 would lOOm hurdtes (prelims, 70+ & women) 5:00 pm hammer want to be a runner under the condi 110m hurdles (prelims, 30-69) 6:00 pm long jump (50^ I women) 6;I0 pm 2000m steeplechase (7(H) tions we have today. Running was an 3000m steeplechase (30-69) 6:00 pm high jump (30-49) all-embracing hobby for me, but there 6:S0 pm IDOm hurdles (finals) were other things in my life. 110m hurdles (finals) "Today, there is no room for pm- 7:30 pm 1500m (finals) Saturday, September 17, 1983; time runners. Runners today must be 7:30 am 5000m racewalk Field Events: 8:00 am SOOOm (SO-f t women) supported, and the entire lifestyle must 6:00 am discus 8:30 am 5000m (30-49) 10:00 am long jump (30-49) be changed to meet the demands of 9:00 am lO.Om (prelims) 12:00 pm javelin 10:00 am 400m (prelims) training and racing. 1 don't think I'd 2:00 pm shot (30-49) 11:00 am 400m relay c 3:00 pm high jump (SO'f £ women) want that." break- 3:00 pm pole vault The sports history books may focus 2:00 pm tOOm (finals) 3:00 pm 400m (finals) more on Landy's defeats than on his 4:00 pm 3200m relay victories, but to me, and I'm sure to 5:00 pm 400m hurdles (finals) many others who saw him run, "He Sunday, September 18, 1983: (Landy) will be remembered for his 7:00 am 20k racewalk Field Events: 7:15 am 10,000m (504 £ women)(clock stops Ihr 10 min) running fortp. He was a symphony in 8:30 am 10,000m (30-49) (clock stops 55 min) 8:00 am triple jump 9:30 am 200in (prelims) 10:00 am shot put (504 £ women) motion." Bannister writes that while 10:15 am 800m (finals) 8:00 am pentathalon following Landy through the third lap 12:00 pm 20Dm (finals) 1:00 pm 16C0m relay of the Vancouver mile he was "almost hypnotized" by Landy's easy shuffling 1983 TAC MASTERS TRACK 8 FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS stride — "the most clipped and (Please print) Name Male Female_ economical 1 have ever seen." (Initial) (Last) (First) Birthdate Landy took us to the very core of Age 9-16-03^ ICity) running. He showed many of us that (Street) running is an art form. There is a pic Events Entered Best Mark 1983 Entry Fee ture vividly etched in my memory bank, of Landy moving along in perfect har mony. Feeling a little bad about dwell ing on his defeats, 1 mentioned this to him in an attempt at some sort of con
solation. TAC#_ Total Entry Fee*. "Yes, but 1 had to work at it," he T-SHIRT ORDER: $5.00 each T-Shirt: said with a smile. It was clear, Circle shirt size: SML XL Total AflKNjnt: however, that John Landy needed no TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $ (Make checks payable to HOUSTON HARRIERS) consolation. In victory or in defeat, he Mali to: James McLatchie. P.O. Box 740728, Houston, Texas 77274. Donna Funkhouser, Shore AC, 1st WOA, knows that he gave it everything he had Waiver of Competition : In consideration of acccpUnce of this entry, I declare that Iam phys'^lly able 2-mile Walk, 21:16.9, 1983 Indoor Na to compete in these events and waive for myself, my heirs, and my administrations all claims 'm and he did it his way. damages which might accrue against any and all persons or organizations in any way associated 'M tionals, Lehigh, Penn. with these events. Photo by Masters Sports Anyway, what so bad about being Signature "•te Productions — Finlay second in the world? • page 12 National Masters News August, 1983
thopedic surgeons, podiatrists, knee without significant problems. rehabilitation medicine physicians, Another may develop both acute and track coaches, athletic trainers, chronic disabilities with only minor in physical therapists, internists, family sults. RUNNING WITH practice physicians, and a number of To add to the problems here, not on experienced individuals who might be ly is injury proneness extremely defined most simply as "runners". variable, but healing is also influenced MARCO POLO, M.D. by variations in circulation. Thus, the I am reluctant to ^^fall back" individual becomes "a study of one" in the prevention and management of to a lesser level of ByALEXRATELLE.M.D. his or her injury. This, too, is why I performance just because feel constrained to discuss basics of the "dance is over". physiology and pathology of running AFTER THE BALL IS OVER! AND injuries. Without seeing the individual, and x-rays, and histories, etc., I cannot From the scope of sources—and reasonably ascertain the exact nature 11; WHO NEEDS SORE KNEES! others are available—we may safely of a knee injury .. perhaps nobody li: If you read through the running This attitude of preparing to survive assume that matters of the knee are not can. But by putting together bits and publications, as thoroughly as I do, has great merit in the individual run simple. The structure and function of 'tl pieces of information, the runner can f you will find a great deal of informa ner's long term success. Being able to the knee has helped to minimize injury lead himself to ultimately correcting i •' tion about how to run the perfect return to training, however light, im and to approach existing injuries in his own problem. With intelligent and "whatever" ... but not a great deal mediately or soon after a race some logical fashion. expert advice, to be sure. But, in the about what happens after the dance. diminishes the "downer" that many If there is a single characteristic of process, avoiding the simplistic To the committed runner, prepara runners experience when they miss the knee that impresses me it is the diagnosis and treatment that the expert tion for a given race starts immediately their daily "fix". In addition, the rather poor circulation. Any of us farm may be quick to provide. after the preceding competition. smooth transition back into full train boys who have sacrificed a chicken or In the next issue, I will discuss Among the real degenerates like ing mode preserves that super base that two will remember well the extremely several specific kinds of knee injury, myself, this preparation gets under way we have worked so hard to obtain. pale surfaces of the knee joint, in con from letters received, and attempt to even earlier. At the ten mile check ★ ★ ★ trast to the robust character of the rest provide some logical approaches to In response to my request for advice of the bird. At surgery the human knee avoidance and therapy. • and medically related questions, I have takes on somewhat the same ap And the chisel that engraves received a number of letters and some pearance. The critical nature of this the eternal lettering into the long distance calls. marginal circulation in the human marble base of our cortex is The dominant subject from these athlete becomes readily apparent when sources has been knee injuries. Not on we become dehydrated or hypoxic or V pain. ly are knee injuries the greatest source anemic or constrict our circulating VJ of problems among my running blood volumes. This pale but slippery point in Grandma's Marathon, my friends, but they also constitute one of surface loses some of its lubricant split was 57:08. Not bad? BAD. With a the most difficult "zones" to treat. nature, and with rapidly increasing brilliant sun overhead and very little As with any athletic injury the key, resistance, becomes a physiologic ball P breeze, I was overheating. I was draw of course, is prevention. Simple? Not bearing with falling oil pressure. ing heavily from my fluid and elec so simple. trolyte bank and placing little back. In preparation to comment on this y.; Injuries of the knee in the Maintaining 5:40 miles was rapidly subject I sought out information from becoming more difficult. At this point, a variety of available disciplines. Or- middle aged or elderly Mn my mind was occupied with two issues. runner take on special The first was to ease back, but not give significance. away the 55-59 class win. But, more important, I began planning for the Because of the marginal circulation next marathon. I would do more heat in many of the structural components training. I would do more heat train ing. I would do more heat training. of the knee, injuries of the knee in the middle aged or elderly runner take on Perhaps it is the acute nature of our special significance. Circulation varies distress during competitions that Charlie Polhamus, 39, (turning 40 before substantially from individual to in makes future planning so clear and Puerto Rico), world record 15'9", Clear- dividual with aging. One athlete may well illuminated. Having failed water, FL, April 10, 1983. tolerate substantial over-load to the ourselves in some small way, we are Photo by Phil Raschker quick to reflect on the nature of this failure. And the chisel that engraves MASTER SPECIALS the eternal lettering into the marble SportsAmerica base of our cortex is pain. "Next time I Catalog Masters will be ready." Most runners probably regard their AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER Price Price conditioning level, as they start a distance race, as maximal. 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Sports America Inc., 101 GloverSt., Barton, VT 05822 closer to the wall. ^ Photo by Gene Cohn •f- m'tibnial M'a"st6fs'NeWS Augiist,"1^83' page IT
Palmer Finds Gold SPEAKER'S at Eldorado The bigger-than-life tales that come out of Texas just might be true. Wendell Palmer, 51, of Pampa, Texas, won all the 50-54 throwing events at CORNER the Eldorado Masters Classic, June 4: discus 156'H"; shot, 42'1V4"; and javelin, 127'9". And in a rare event- crossover for a weight man. Palmer high jumped 4'H" and long jumped Handicapping Races Gain Foothold 15'Vz" for a total of five firsts.
by ROB HUNTER (105m); and junior K. Herndez took a In a more common but still in In what may be a significant 100m from (11m). teresting event mix, sprinter Hans Gor development in track, the progressive Close finishes have been common. don, 41, San Antonio, took three solid San Diego Athletic Association In one 100m race. Bob Sieben, 55, held firsts, in the 100m, 11.56; the long (SDAA) is blowing away the cobwebs off a strong open field to win by inches jump, 19'5'/3."; and the triple jump, on the local track scene by promoting with 0.2 seconds separating the other 38'5'/2". the concept of handicap races. five finalists. In races over various distances, com SDAA is also helping organize road Besides the traditional track meet petitors are assigned a handicap — a running handicapping events. The next events, the Eldorado Classic offered a head start — in meters, based on their races of this type will be held in con special chinning competition. Texans best times over the past two years. Ac junction with the San Diego Highland Jerry Burnett, 43, Fredericksburg; curate and computer-calculated, these Gamies August 7th over a 5K and one- Francis Johns, 48, Midland; and J.E. head-starts are factored with data mile run, followed on Labor Day with Alexander, 63, McCamey, won their gathered during years of handicap rac a challenge 5K and mile where runners divisions with 20 chin-ups. ing in other countries. are challenged to beat the best runners Only three women athletes com In the nine opening handicap meets in the area with a head start. peted, all in the 5000m, which was won held since 1982, winners of events Masters athetes will get a chance to Jaclyn Caselli, 62, W60 winner, 1:15:05, by Kay Wade, 44, Guthrie, Okla., in ranging from 100m to 3000m havt compete in the first U.S. Handicap Avon 15K, San Francisco, April 10, 1983. come from a wide range of age-groups, Championships in the 100m and 800m 29:25. • Photo by Gene Cohn including masters. Handicaps have during the southern California Masters varied from (-2m) to (25m) in the 100m Championships in San Diego August and from (-10m) to (650m) in the 27. 3000m races. SDAA will assist any club interested Ed Oleata, 45, won the 100m in the in holding handicap races in conjunc first meet from a handicap of (9m); tion with regular meets, and will © PDglLta) open runner Mark Belger won the oversee them if necessary. Contact: 3000m from the scratch mark; Jock Rob Hunter, 1042 West Spruce, San (gK]AIMPQ@Mg[MlDP. Jocoy, 60-(-, took the 600m from Diego, CA 92103. 619/299-7672. • FEATURING THE
28 Records fall (15'1") and high jump (6'3"); and Pete 0®®(M1 [nl^D^i)0(g/?\P © ©©©[Ml Hallop of the Motor City Striders, who SPONSORED BY AUGUST 27,1983 HANDICAPPED BY in Cleveland won the 30-39 2-mile run in 9:20.84. Southwestern College In the open women's mile run, Nan 900 Ofojr lekes Rood • Chulo Vtito, CA * byJEFFGERSON cy Noonan, 35, won in5:03.0, an AR. 15 mi. iouth of San Diego on i-805 Near-perfect weather and a strong Over The Hill Track Club of field of athletes from fifteen states and A Cleveland won the team championship ATHLETIC Canada combined to lead an assault on with 299 points, while Potomac Valley ASSOCIATION ^ ^^f(D/CAF the meet record book at the 5th was runner-up with 133. • Cleveland TrackClassic, held June 18, ENTRY FEE: $4.00 pef «venl $10(eloys at Cleveland Heights High School. PRE-RECISTRATION: Alt events except reloy, deodline AUGUST 22 Lote entries $10 at Meet Oiiector's d'sce* on FACIUTIES: Artificiol Trock — Vi" Spikes •— Showers — Concrete Rings — Grass Javelin — Runwoyi The outstanding athlete award was Hatton Breaks ORDER OF Women first — oldest to youngest in 5 100m (10.71), and running a leg on the 23.8; and 400, 54.3. Harold Hitt, M50, ADDRESS. PERFOR/AANCE . •record-setting 4(X)m and 1600m relay captured the 50m, 6.8; 200, 25.2; and CITY. .STATE. CLUB AFFILIATION. teams (42.7/3:24.0). 40(L55.8. CIRCLE ONE: MAlf FEMALE AMOUNT enclosed . Other outstanding performances More than 140 masters from the (Mokechecks poyobfe to Son DiegoAthletic Association) WAtVil I were turned in by Nate Robinson, 32, Pacific Northwest and Canada par M rons'dr'OUen of your occrpiing my enMy, i. intending lo be legally bound, do Ke«ebytoi my»etf. my he n 5) The Games will be cancelled. former Olympian, to the head of the cepts South African diamonds and September Games. Unless the matter is fl Puerto Rico Olympic Committee gold, which are mined by exploited settled immediately, the refurbishing ; i Bob Fine, North American Represen tative to WAVA, is asking all concern (PROC), reopened the whole matter. black labor, but refuses to accept its will be delayed. ed masters to write to Governor The PROC approached Governor athletes, despite athletics being one of What about the secondary stadiums? Barcelo. "We should express the dep Barcelo, saying it feared reprisals from the few areas of South African life "They are owned by the Municipality ths of our. feeling on this matter," Fine the International Olympic Committee where some integration occurs." of San Juan," Serrati said. Would the said, "and ask the Governor to recon (IOC) if South Africans were allowed Indeed, of the South African entries mayor ban us from using those tracks, sider his position." to compete on Puerto Rican soil; that to this year's World Veterans Games, too? "1 don't think so," Serrati said. When the V World Veterans Games Puerto Rican Olympic athletes (Puerto 14 are black. All would be barred from "They generally are rented to anyone were awarded to Puerto Rico, WAVA Rico has its own Olympic program, the competition. who can pay." was assured by the Puerto Ricans that despite its close affiliation with the The International Amateur Athletic Serrati admitted, however, that if there would be no problems about. the governor, the mayor and the South African participation. The peo "We feel the principle involved is of such importance, that government agencies were all to wash ple of Puerto Rico, through theii it's better to cancel the Games than to bar anyone from their hands of the Games, "we representatives, gave their word that all wouldn't be able to put them on, I ' i veteran athletes would be able to com participating. — Don Farquharson because everything was going to be pete. President, WAVA supported by different government ' t The^ Puerto Rican World Games agencies." 1 i Committee has done its best to prevent USA) might be banned from the Pan- Federation (lAAF), the international Serrati feels having the South ;! the barring of any athlete, but the issue American Games and even the 1984 governing body for athletics, has Africans come in to the island with has been simmering all year. Last spr Los Angeles Olympics. agreed that any man over 40 or woman non-South African passports, as a few ing, Don Farquharson, President of For that reason, the Governor asked over 35 could compete in Veterans were able to do in the 4th "World WAVA, made a special trip to Puerto for the ban on South Africans. Mayor events. South African or othewise. Games in New Zealand in 1981, would Rico to talk with Mayor Padilla and Padilla, who is challenging Governor Rafael Serrati, V World Games Ad not be a good solution. The word others about South African participa Barcelo for the Governor's job in next ministrative Officer and a man truly would get out, as it did in New tion. The mayor agreed that the South year's election, was placed in a difficult caught in the middle, said he doesn't Zealand, the press would pick it up, Africans could compete, suggesting a spot. He reversed his earlier decision, think there would be any reprisals by and there would be trouble. Govern low profile to which Farquharson and now supports the Governor's ban. the IOC. "We're trying to get the ment funds and facilities would readily agreed. The situation was Fine and Farquharson are not op Governor to reconsider his position," possibly be withheld. thought to be under control. timistic about the Governor switching he said. While neither the governor or mayor I his position. There is another, more subtle, has any legal authority to keep a South WORLD G^S QUESTIONNAIRE "A lot of public statements have unspoken threat; that if the South African resident out of the country — been made which will be difficult to Africans compete, the other African to visit, walk down the street, go to a Don: retract," Farquharson said. nations (Kenya, Uganda, etc.) might restaurant, etc. — the minute a South j; If Governor Barcelo cannot be per "It's been all over the San Juan boycott the 1984 Olympics unless African steps on to a track, trouble suaded to allow all entrants — papers," Fine said, "and even hit the Puerto Rico was excluded. begins. Including black and white athletes !') from. South Africa — to compete In New York Daily News on the wire ser Farquharson contacted the WAVA Could the Games be switched at this f V the V World Veterans Games, we vice." Executive Committee members by late date to another location? $-;71 should; NMN reached Governor Barcelo's phone. "The majority feel we should "I've talked to Tracy Sundlun, the i» , •• 1) Tell the South Africans to office by phone, but none of the five stick by our Constitution," he said. head of the TAG Metropolitan I i stay home and hold the Games people we spoke to was willing to talk "They feel the principle involved is of (Continued on page 15) as scheduled about the subject. 2) Tell the South Africans to The PROC fear that the IOC will im try to enter Puerto Rico on non South-African passports pose reprisals is unfounded. Fine 3) Hold a scaled-down version of claims. the Games In secondary sta "I received a letter from the head of diums In Puerto Rico the IOC," he said "assuring me that 4) Switch the Games to another they have no jurisdiction over the location, possibly In the USA masters program. We are a completely J" t- ,' • 5) Cancel the Games separate and self-governing body. The • i " • _6) issue is not whether anyone approves of South Africa's racial policies. The Coitments: issue is whether the masters can run our own program. WAVA has sought to keep the program free from in terference by politicians. We don't want the boycotts and hypocrisy that Send to: Don Farquharson President, WAVA -have permeated the Olympic 269 Ridgewood Road movement." Herb Lorenz (176), Lew Faxon (147), George Keim (186) and Bill Hall (141) race along Potomac West Hill, Ontario Few veteran athletes support the River in Washinton, D.C. May 29 in National Masters 20K. Keim finished 3rd in 1;06;24 behind Canada MIC 2X3 South African government's policy of Norm Green and Tony Gerrity. Lorenz was 4th, Faxon 5th and Hall 9th. National Masters News August, 1983 page 15 copy to Don Farquharson, President World Games of WAVA, 269 Ridgewood Road, ROCKY MOUNTAIN MASTERS GAMES West Hill, Ontario MIC 2X3, Canada. (Cc^inued from page 14) Otgm NATIONAL TRIANGULAR SCORING Association," Fine said. "He mightbe n EAST VB WEST vs ROCKY MOUNTAIN able to put it on at Randall's Island. Hayward Classic DATE September 3rd and 4th SPONSOR Denver Track Club Since Puerto Rico has only received PLACE Denver, Colorado 11th and Peoria (Aurora Central H.S.) (Continued from page 1) about 1730 entries, it could be run on TEAMS Any athlete registered with Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, or 13.59; Bill McChesney, 55, won the New Mexico is on the Rocky Mountain team. Anyone registered one track in New York." west of these four states is on the West team. Anyone east on East team. mile in 4:59.75; and Ken Carman, 55, Ir- Puerto Rico has received about AGE DIVISIONS 5 year age groups - men and women^ 30 and over. did the steeplechase in 11/12. $70,000 in entry fees. Would that INDIVIDUAL AWARDS First 6 places in each event recieve medals. A Vt: Ninety-year-old Collister Wheeler money be given to another meet direc maximum of J medals will be awarded to any entrant, additional H long jumped 6' Va ' and threw the discus medals won may be purchased for $3.00. tor, if the Games were switched? Or 56'6" for world records for his age. SCORING Scoring will be 8-5-4-3-2-1 for each event including refunded to the athletes if the Games pentathlon and weight pentathlon. The team with the most points Other runners had impressive times. ,7 uccuii inusji. poinxs were cancelled? Bruce Springbett, 50, tripled, in the T^^ophy^"^ ^ inscribed on the Perm Mutual Rocky Mountain Games *Yes, absolutely," Serrati said. TRACK All Weather (i"- 7mm Max., Grass for Javelin). 100m, 11.70; the 200m, 24.8; and the "Down to the last penny. But if the RULES Standard TAG Masters Rules. 400m 55.5. Games are cancelled, it will be TAC registration is required and is available at the meet. George Cohen, 43, had the fastest WAVA's decision, not ours." SANCTIONED COLORADO ATHLETICS CONGRESS time of the day for the 800m—1:56.39. flES $6.00 first event includes Tee shirt. ouux "Another problem is the $10 WAVA $4.00 each additional Frank Duarte, 41, ran the best 5000m event. $21.00 unlimited events. Additional shirts can be purchased fee paid by each entrant," Farquhar- and 10000m of the meet LATE ENTRIES To gaurantee participation, entries must be recieved son said. "That's WAVA's only source on or before, September--x- 1, 1983 Late entrants may be allowed to 15:26.63/32:35.34. • participate at the Meet Director's discretion. of revenue." Fine said that part of the transporta DRTCoING No shower facilities available at track. CONTACTS Jim Weed, II672 East 2nd Av,Aurora,Co. 80010(303-341-2980) tion deposits will not be returned after Jerry Donley, 1715 Alamo, Colo Spgs, Co. 80907(303-635-1264) July 28. "The hotel deposits are Steve Kaeuper 388-8180 another story," he said. "I don't know SCHEDUAL of EVENTS September. 3rd 5p"in Peritathlon> (X L.J.• Javelin.200m,Discus,1500m)vicxTcj.a.iijt.wiU»A./J.OUUC>»j.j3UUIII/ what would happen." 4pm Weight Pentathlon (Slot,Dis.Jav,Hammer,351b wt) He said a lawsuit is another possibili 6130 pm 5000 meter run on track ty, "but that won't help the Games. September 4th 9lOO am 110m HH Long Jump The problem is there was nothing in 9' 30 am 100m 10lOOam 800m Javelin, Pole Vault writing, even though everyone knew 10il5am Sprint Medley Relay (400,200,200,800) Mixed ages(30,4o,4o,50) the South Africans would enter." 10i45am 200m The World Games Committee says 11lOOam Predict your time mile* T.J. ,S.P.,H.J. 12(00 Hammer another 250 entries are in the mail. liOO pm 4ooIMH Discus 2100 pm 400m Many of the total of 2000 are athletes Loren Noyes, M50, practicing hurdles, Glen- 2115 pm 4X100 Relay (10 year age groups) driE from Australia, New Zealand, Japan, dale, Calif. 3(00 pm 4X200 Relay •(10 year age groups) 'irOO pan 1500m Europe and all over the world, who • this.is a fun run for family members and friends, have made vacation plans to attend. medals will be given but no team points. If the games are cancelled, the Puer RELAY 7<00 pn Awards ceremony and social to Rican economy will be out about $3 ENTRY million. OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM "WAVA is calling on all masters FORM ROCKY MOUNTAIN MASTERS GABIES I983 athletes to write to the Governor of TO: USMITT Please print Puerto Rico," Fine urged. "Appraise NAME him of the depth of our feeling; that P.O. Box 7479 _Addre8B_ CITY STATE the Veterans will not compromise on ZIP San.Diego, CA 92107 AGE SEX DATE OF BIRTH _TAC #_ this matter and are prepared to cancel Please include me in the TAC ASSOCIATION the meet in Puerto Rico if any athlete is In order to compete in the 1983 ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAMES, I do for myself barred from the competition. Time is relays for the World Vets , my heirs and administrators waive, release and forever discharge any and all claims for damages which I may have, or which may hereafter very limited. Please write your letter Games in Puerto Rico. accrue to me or my heirs against the Colorado Athletic Congress, The immediately and send a copy to Far- Athletic Congress, NIKE, Aurora School District and any and all other sponsors and the officers and agents thereof. I cfertify I am in good quharson. We still recommend that 40-49_ _50-59_ _60 & over. physical condition, and recognize that this meet will be held at High those who have not entered the meet, 4xl00_ _4x400_ Altitude (5,204 feet) and that the weather conditions can vary from _4x800 extreme heat to cold in short periods of time. do so. The situation is subject to Name: Date SIGNED change." Address Write to: The Honorable Carlos City/State. Barcelo, Governor of Puerto Rico, La Please check, in the space provided to the right of each event,those Telephone. events you wish to enter. Also,please enter your best time,distance Fortaleza, San Juan PR 00936. Send a or height for all events you have competed in over the past two years This will help meet directors seed multi-heated events and may be helpful to team captains in putting strength in various events. time entry height entry distance entry _100m ^H.J. S.P. Ramada Renaissance Hotel Rocky Morjntain Master Games 200m P.V. Dis 3200 South Parker Road September 3-5, 1983 _400m Jav Aurora, Colorado 80014 (RETURN CARD DIRECTLY TO HOTEL FOR ROOM CONFIRMATION) _800m _Hammer_ NAME COMPANY 1 WIU ARRIVE / / DEPART // _1500m _L.J. (PIcMc IMm) ON If ON if ADDRESS CITY & STATE ZIP PHONE _110mHH_ T.J. TO MAKE RESER'. ATIONS Alt lOMMftnATlGNS _5K_ SINGLE - $46.00 COMPLIMENTARY LIMO SERVICE FROM 400IMH A DEPOSIT OF $46.00 PER R(X>M OR submitted with complete race results, Also in this issue are the U.S. road run on certified courses (certified by records by 5-year age groups from 35 4- the National Standards Committee of for men and women, as ccanpiled by TAC, not by the race director or local NRDC. • TAC organization), documented as WRITE ON a-' having been run on the course as (Continued trom page 2) li • originally certified, and been correctly METRIC MEASURES timed at the finish line in order to I'm very confused by what is going LORENZ TOPS MASTERS establish accurate matching of time on in masters track and field, and the and place. confusion is compounded by the infor+ 10-MILERS IN 1982 Ruimers who feel their marks should mation all being in metrics. They were have been included, but were not, calling off the distances in meters while Herb Lorenz, 44, of Willingboro, 65-69 mark by over four minutes. Min should first check with the director of we were throwing the javelin in Philly t-f nesota's Bill Andberg bested his fellow New Jersey, turned in the fastest the race in question, not NMN, to and I don't even know how far we 70-74 runners in 1:13:46, and New lO-mile run by an American over age make sure the complete race results threw. All I could tell was that I was York's Charles Hackenheimer erased 35 in 1982 with a clocking of 50:43. and supporting dociunentation were about two feet or so behind the winner, The time established an American the old 75-79 mark by 15 minutes in sent to NRDC. If still in doubt, which I determined by walking out to ij masters (over-age-40) 10-mile record, 1:16:16. fi runners can direct questions to NRDC, see where the spears were landing. 21 seconds Califomians Laurie Binder and i-; and was faster than the PC Box 42888, Tucson AZ 85733, or James A. Murray Shirley Matson led the 35-39 and 40-44 51:04 recorded by Pittsburgh's Sam call 602/326-6416. Morrisville, PA Bair, the leader of the 35-39 age group. women, respectively, in 55:22 and This issue contains the 1982 lO-mile 1:02:45. Michigan's Karen Holappa Shulin, Hoyt, and Bower Win West Penn rankings in 5-year age groups from age topped the 45-49 bracket in 1:05:10, at 35 -I-, as compiled exclusively for while New York's Mila Kania sizzled to A small field of competitors at the division, winning the 35# weight, with by the National Running Data Center. a U.S. 50-54 record 1:04:16. West Penn Open and Masters T&F an impressive 43'8", and the hammer, Chicago's Ernie billups topped the Another Empire-Stater, Janet Gren- Meet, June 11 in Washington, PA, pro 123'. 45-49 division with 53:25, while In da, ticked off a 1:16:12 as best 55-59 duced all-around good marks capped Fifty-nine-year-old Ray Bower, ran diana's Hal Higdon set a new U.S. woman, with California's Gerry by several strong performances in each a 12.95 100m to beat fifty-year-old 50-54 record of 53:40. Davidson leading the 60-64 group in age group. Sam Sinderson, 13.0. The Over The Michigan's Jim Forshee led the 1:22:30. In the M30-39, Steve Shulin, 32, won Hill team won the 30-39 contest; West 55-59 contingent in 58:21, with New New U.S. division marks were set by the javelin throw with a 19r9" mark. Penn won all the other division team Jersey's Jack Start best of the 60-64 Colorado's Pearl Mehl, 65-69 Pete Hoyt, 42, stood out in the 40-49 titles. • ii crowd in 1:02:26. (1:30:49); and Aime Clarke of Illinois, i ;i: New Mexico's Don Longenecker 70-74 (1:35:01). Dalrymple Tops i ' ! ' . ' • t •«A- \ flashed a 1:02:01 to smash the U.S. To be listed, marks must have been k ii in L'Jegs Mini i i ii "5 Cindy Dalrymple, 41, rolled to a DAYTON sparkling 34:46 in the L'legs Mim'- DIVED Marathon in New York's Central Park L )• Hi1 PODDIDOD May 28, only sue seconds off her 2|l|nf American women's 40-44 age record • ||f W^ic for the lOK distance. 3-" ^ fS I •k) / She easily took over-age-40 honors |i ' ^^-1983 and placed 15th among the 4681 finishers. Linda Thurston, 41, was se Seventh Annual cond master and 68th overall in 38:36. Dayton River Corridor Classic Mila Kania, 52, led the 50-59 age- M\ > O group in 39:01 as the 76th finisher. r-n: 1 : ft a S September 25,1983 Toshiko d'Elia, 53, settled for second m ? o u., Selected by Runner's World 50-59 and 108th overall in 40:44. Althea Wetherbee, 64, won the 60 i-it' Magazine for its list of"25 Top age-class in 50:37; Lois Schieffelin, 72, c American Road Races" took 70-F honors in 1:14:58. w "I Shirley Matson, after Sub-4 8K. San Diego, New Zealand's Anne Audain, 27, 1983. w -< National Masters Championship V J' i won the race in 32:23. • Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin |;r' o Sanctioned by Athletic Congress ^5-;: Entry Fmk The entry fee is $6.00 per runner. ii:o • Payment must l)e enclosed with the entry S 5 blank. The entry lee is non-returnable. All entries must tie postmarked (Dayton, . World Masters Championship f 2 I Ohio) no later than September 15,1983. DIvtalona: • Individual men and women: 19 & under, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34 Package • 5 • Masters:* 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50^54, 3 55-59, 60-+. To San Juan $875.00 o • Must have Tac Membership to be ' 1 eligible (or TAC Masters Championship Awards. Includes round trip air • Team Competition: Corporate - >if Individual Awards: First Place trophies wilibe awarded to the from LAX to San Juan overall winner in each division and to 1 st, 2nd, 3rd place winners. Medallions will be (subject to restrictions) awarded to the first 100 finishers. The Run: Distance: 21.07 Kilometers/ and hotel in San Juan 13.1 Miles Location: Dayton, Ohio Further inquiries: Call Tone Correa World Late Registration: 6:30-8:00 a.m. on September 25,1983 Travel Late Registration Fee $7.00 (213)475-4955 Start of Race: 10:00 a.m. Fares and schedules subject to change without notice. , Awards Ceremony:. .12:30 p.m. ... V National Masters News August, 1983 page 17 JOHNSTON, GREAT BRITAIN J WIN EUROPE 25K by JERRY WOJCIK TAG WESTERN REGIONAL MASTERS AND SUBMASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP WinnerTim Johnston, 1:20:36, fifth place James O'Brien, 1:22:29, and TRACK & FIELD MEET seventh place Ron Hill, 1:23:09, total ed 4:06'14 to win for Great Britain the AUGUST 20, 21, 1983 1983 International Veterans 25K at Los Gates High School & San Jose City College Bruges, Belgium, June 26, over the. Los Qatos, California Belgian team (4:09:13). The Hosted by Netherlands (4:11:02) finished third, LOS GATOS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, TAC^SA, NIKE followed by West Germany, France, ENTRY DEADLINE AUGUST IS, 1983 Wales, and Luxembourg. FACILITIES: 8 line Chevron 400 all weather track. '/«' aplkes only. Concrete throwing rings. Grass javeiin runway at San Jose City Coiiege. The club competition was won by ELIQIBILITY: Men and women in 5 year age groups from age 30 with a 1983 TAC registration Great Britain's Wirral AC team of number. Alfred Lennon, 15th, 1:25:08; Leo FEES: $6.00 per event. $16.00per relay team — aH from same club. Carroll, 20th, 1:27:16; and Edward ENTRY DEADLINE: Tuesday, August 16,1983. No post entries except by phone. $10.00lavenl Isaacs, 24th, 1:28:24, (4:20:58). Olym- depending on available space in event. Relay teams may enter on meal days with ail runners from same club. _j)ic Brugge of Belgium was second (4:30:28); Britain's Salford H& AC TAC REQISTRATION: Required registration, 1983 numlier available at meet for $6.00. runners took the third club place AWARDS: Medals lor llrsl 3places In each age group. Random drawings lor msrchandlss. | (4:36:18). BARBEQUE: Saturday evening — delicious hamburger BBQ adjacent to track — complete with salad and bsverages: $5.00. Wooded shaded nature area at our Boy Scout t !lP Denise Alfvoet, 45-49, of Belgium, tacllity. won the women's race in 1:33:28, 58th DECLARATION: Scratches must be declared by Friday in ail events run in lanes or disqualifies- lion from all subsequent laned events will result. overall. Carol Gould, 35-39, of Great NOTE: Hammer, javeiin, steeplechase will be held at San Jose City Collags. 20K walk Britain, followed in 1:36:28 for a 90th Dennis Duffy passes to George Cohen, will tie held at 7:00 AM Sunday morning at Vasona Park. Course map available place finish out of 631 male and female 4x200 relay, 1:35:6, Mt. SAC Relays. race day, or mail sell-addressed stamped envelope. runners. • Sportsfoto by John Allen HOUSINQ: Uos Galos Lodge, 354-3300. Los Gatos Garden Inn, 354-6446. Los Qatos Motor Inn, 356-9191. Village Inn, 354-8210. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 TRACK CHILUCOTHE NfcSTERS TRACK and 8.00 Atvt 5 K WALK 7:00 AM 20 K WALK — VASONA PARK SENIOR OLWFICS 9:00 AM 10.000 m 8:00 AM STEEPLE CHASE — SAN JOSE CITY Track & Plaid Neat 10:00 AM 400 m HEATS 8:00 AM 5 K RUN, WOMEN 60-i- Auguat 14, 1983 11:00 AM 400 m RELAY 8:30 AM 5 K RUN, 40-59 11:30 AM 100 m HURDLES, MEN 70-^ & WOMEN 9:00 AM 5 K RUN, 30-39 'f 'piACEi Litton StadluBi Chilllcothe, Misaouri 11:45 AM 110 m HURDLES 9:00 AM PENTATHALON - SAN JOSE CITY 12:30 800 m 9:30 AM 200 m HEATS & FINALS TIHEi 3iOO PM. Auguat 14. 1983, Sunday LUNCH BREAK 10:30 AM 400 IH ENTRY DEADLINE! Auguat 8, 1983 2:00 100 m HEATS & FINALS 11:15 AM 1500 m 3:15 400 m FINALS 12:15 PM MILE RELAY ENTRY PEEi $4.00 firat event, $2.00 each additional event. PENTATHALON WILL COMMENCE AT 9:00 AM Make checks payable to "ChiXIicothe Masters" FIELD AT SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE AWARDSI Medals to first three places in each age group. 9:00 AM HIGH JUMP, MEN 60-, & WOMEN 10:00 AM POLE VAULT, 50-1- FIELD AGE GROUPS! open (19-29). aub-maatera (30-3'^)(35-39) 10:00 AM HIGH JUMP, 30-59 aaaters (40-44)(45-49)(50-54) Senior Olynpica 11:00 AM LONG JUMP, MEN 50-, & WOMEN 9:00 AM JAVELIN — SAN JOSE CITY (55-59) (60-64) (65-69) (70-74) (75-79) (80+) 11:00 AM POLE VAULT, 30-49 10:30 AM TRIPLE JUMP men A women. Age la determined aa of day of aaet. 11:30 AM SHOT PUT, MEN 50 -1- & WOMEN 11:15 AM HAMMER — SAN JOSE CITY 11:45 AM LONG JUMP, 30-49 ORDER OP EVENTS 12:30 PM SHOT PUT, 30-49 400n relay Long jump 2:00 PM DISCUS BBQ 5:00 to 7:00 PM AT SCOUT HUT I icon daah High Jump 1500m walk Triple Jump TAG/USA WESTERN REGIONAL MASTERS 800m run Dlacua BRUCE SPRINOBETT. MmI OkDCtoi AND SUBMASTERS GHAMPiONSHIP P.O. Box 1328, Lob GbIob, CalHomlB 95030 200m daah Shot put TRAGK A FIELD MEET 40W354v200S 1500m run Shot weight! open • 16#, ENTRY DEADLINE AUGUST 16. 1983 40Om daah 30-59 • 12#, 60« and woman • 8#. (NUMKR A STREET! MOTE I Track la Red Dog and runways are aaphalt . (CITt» isiATij 400m relay! combined agea of runners must total at CIrclB one: MALE FEMALE least 145 years,- and one runner must be female. —CUT OPP -CUT OPP- Ag*u of AuguBl 20,1983„ ENTRY PORN EvBifU BntOfEd t best Ume 1983 NAME .PHONB (. ± Club Affiliaiion Youf 1983 TAC I STREET _CITY_ STATE 21P_ Amounl OfKlosod — - - -- ... 8BO NO REFUNDS FOR DEFAULT BIRTH DATE ACE GROUP SEX M( ) or P( ) (MAke c/iFCks 0ByRO<0 fo Los Goios AfMeiicA$soc*«lion, inc) EVENTS ENTERED (circle) 110m HH, 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, WAIVER: 1500m walk, U, TJ, HJ, SP, D, 400a relay I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree to indemnify, save and In conaidoration of your accepting my entry, I. Intending to be legally t>ound, do hereby for myself, hold harmleaa Joseph Shy, Chllllcothe Public Schools, or any of their my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release forever, any and all rights, ciairris or damages I may accrue against NlKe, San Jose CityCollege.Los Gatos AthleticAssociation,TAC agents or representatives for my health, safety, or any Injury Pacific Association, Los Gatos High School, and all sponsors of this race, their successors, resulting from my participation In the Chllllcothe Haetera track representatives and assigns, tor any and all Iniurlessuffered by me while traveling to and from,and and field meet. while participating in the TAC/USAWestern Regional Masters and Submasters Championship Track &Field Meet held August 20 and 21,1983, at Los Gatos High School, Los Gatos. California, and at San Jose City College. Mail to! Joe Shy SIGNATURE Box ?45 Chillicothe, MO 64601 .Signttuct. Entry fas enclosed $_ page 18 National Masters News August, 1983 b- PAT DIXON DEALS WITH ADVERSITY There is an old Chinese proverb superb physical condition probably which holds that a gem cannot be mitigated the injuries. polished without friction, nor man "The love of exercise came late in perfected without trials. Patricia Dixon life for me and the wealth of running is testimony to the proverb. followed a heart breaking divorce Dixon, a 64-year-old native of which left me a mental and physical M England, has learned to deal with wreck," says Dixon, who came to the adversity. From a broken marriage and United States from England in 1948 as a broken leg, she went on to become an a war bride. Following her divorce in outstanding runner, currently holding 1960, she decided to augment her four world age-class records on the English nursing credentials and earned track and three American records on her RN in preparation for a career. the roads. Now recovering from a Soon after accepting a job at Aspen, HUUiiHi broken shoulder and a possible rup she had a skiing accident, breaking a tured disc, she is anxiously looking for leg and four ribs. ward to returning to running and rac While recovering at Rancho La ing. Puerta, a well-known health spa in Pat Dixon "As I sit here, my heart quickens Tecate, Mexico, Pat found that she en and the old adrenalin flows just joyed the exercise that was part of the spas around the United States before younger age divisions in Hawaii races, remembering the wins, and losses, the daily regimen there. She accepted an starting her own operation in Corona Dixon didn't really ihake a name for excitement of the start, and a relief of del Mar, Calif, in 1975. She didn't real herself in masters circles until she mov the finish. I'll be moving into a newage ly get into running, however, until she ed to Oregon three years ago. Her group next February, by which time I "Movement always appeal moved to the island ofKauai in Hawaii records range from a 6:35 mile on the hope to be all mended and hot to trot." ed to me". five years ago. track, through lOK marks of 44:51 she said recently from her Eugene, "I had little to do and it was a good (track) and 45:09 (road) to 1:36:31 for Oregon home. way to meet the best people in the 20K. And she has won her-age division Dixon's latest accident was the result offer to stay on and take care of guests. world — namely runners," she ex in both the Honolulu' and Nike of a gutter drain with openings wider In addition to her nursing duties, she plains. "Movement always appealed to Marathons, her best time for the than the front wheel of her bicycle. taught exercise classes. me and 'use it or lose it' is a philosophy distance being 4 hrs., 16 minutes. When the wheel went down, Pat went After leaving the Rancho, Pat ac I believe in whole heartedly." Dixon lived in Bend,. Oregon, before up and over the handlebars. Her cepted similar positions at several other Although she consistently won her moving to Eugene about seven months division and often beat the winners of ago. In Bend, she was coached by Ray Hatton, who holds numerous masters MASTERS BOOK STORE records. Her training routine called for two to three hours a day, six days a You may now obtain any of the following publications/ RACE OlRECTORSCrCaACHeS items directly from NMN. Indicate the number of week of running, jazzercise class, and yoga. Her weekly mileage averaged copies you want of each item, and please add $1 per WeoPPER CUSTOM work: IUU5- item for postage and handling. TRATCD CCRTIPICATES.SPCClAi. about 60, including two interval ses QTY. PRICE AMOUNT Awards, notccards . posters. sions. After moving to Eugene, she Looos For your races, meets. trained with the Lane Community Col TAG Directory $ 6.00 & CLUBS AT REASOrtABLE RATES. (operating rules and by-laws) lege women's track team. "What a precious experience that TAG Rulebook 6.00 FREE INPORMATlfltsJ was," Dixon says. "If I can heal from (competition rules for T&F, LDR, these injuries, I'm eligible to run with RW; open, masters, youth, women) WRITE TO: Wins- S-Wing-. •4-96H WEST SHORE ROAD. lAAF Handbook (T&F) 10.00 G-UCMES ISLAMD.WA 90X2,1 (2.0^)^.93-9736 "I can't wait until I'm able lAAF Men's T&F Scoring Tables 5.00 to run again." lAAF Women's T&F Scoring Tables ... 5.00 Metric Gonversion Tables JIO.OO the team next year. Wouldn't that be something?" TAG Lapel Pin 2.50 Dixon says that the lOK is her TAG Patch 2.50 favorite distance. "It is the most _ American Athlete's Annual 10.00 repetitive and takes you more places. It (world and national T&F rankings gives one time to warm up, to think, for open men and women) and to be able to enjoy the social Masters T&F Age-Records 1983 3.00 aspects when it is over. And, it doesn't (all events thru Jan. 1, 1983) Rumdngll leave you too pooped to pop!" Masters T&F Rankings 1981 10.00 Dixon has had one disconcerting ex •t I perience in connection with her runn Subtotal ing. Last summer in Bend, she parked Galifornia residents add 6% sales tax her car, went for a run, and then forgot where she left the car. "I had to call the Add $1 per item for postage and handling . sheriff to drive me around until I got TOTAL oriented," she laughs. "I can't wait until I'm able to run Name again," she continues. "I feel like a Address real winner just being able to run through the woods with my dogs while Gity State Zip wondering at nature's beauty. You To order: Glip this order form and mail with check or 400 FEBRUARY ROAD RACES know, I used to lie about my age, but money order.to: MASTERS BOOK STORE, PO BOX 2372. not any more. Aging is fun!" • VAN NUYS GA 91404. All desigmc © 1901• u.parsons —Mike Tymh National Masters News August, 1983 page 19 NATIONAL EAST • More than 800 entrants are expected tor • "Mr. Marathon" Don Nicrling, 46, was on the 16th Annual TAC National Masters T&F pace in his attempt to break Jay Helgerson's Championships in Houston September 16-18 at record for the most run marathons in a year. Rice UniversityStadium. "Because this event is "Marathon" finished the St. Mary's Marathon, . scheduled only one week before the V World Lexington Park, MD, March 6, in 3:15:07, for Veterans Games in Puerto Rico," meet director his 40th marathon in 35 weeks, and 2nd of the Jim McLatchie said, "entries have already weekend. However, tendon injuries have caus begun to arrive from other nations including ed a six week lay-off for Don. world veteran record-holders John Gilmour of • Susan Blaisdell, 42, Danbury, CT, toured Australia, Veronica Welgemoed of South Africa the loop course of the Moving Comfort Mother's and Frank Evans of New Zealand." Day 5000M, SUNY-Purchase, May 8, in 20:41 • Mary and Roy Cullen will host a party for for 1st 40-t- and 18th overall (300 finishers). all athletes at their home in Houston on the Ethel Autorino, 53, Montgomery, NY, was 1st Saturday evening of the Championships. Mary 50and 97th in the largest women's only race is recovering from orthopedic surgery, but is ever held in that part of NY. already back and running well. • In 1976, the Marine Corps Marathon was • The TAC National Masters 15K Champion a relatively small, local race of about 1500 run ships in El Paso October 1, will be held as part ners. This year, the 8th Annual Marine Corps of the 4th Annual International Run Against Marathon, November 6, 1983 will be limited to Crime. It shapes up as one of the top masters the first 12,000 entrants, which makes it the fields ever, with no less than 30 major masters third largest marathon in the U.S. The course "names" being flown in by race organizers. starts near the Marine Corps War Memorial Among them; Benham, Conway, Davies, (Iwo Jima Monument) at Arlington, VA, and Fischer, Green, Hatton, Stewart, Eddy, Irvine, takes runners by most of the historic Scannell, Vaaquez with cash stripends to monuments in Washington. The 1983 M.C. Villanueva, Dalrymple and Manley. Over 40 Marathon, a qualifying race for the Olympic open runners are also being jetted in: Padilla, Marathon Trials, wiH probably have a large Rose, Shahanga, St. Hillaire, Conz, Benoit, number of top East coast and Southern masters Binder, Gomez, etc. Dr. George Sheehan marathoners and is offering over 300 plaques, speaks at the pre-race spaghetti feed. The medals, and trophies in individual and team course crosses the Rio Grande into Mexico and categories. Marine Corps Marathon, P.O. Box back. See ad in this issue for details. 188, Quantico, VA 22134. 703/640-2225. NEW ENGLAND • Cindy Dalrymple lowered her own U.S. women's masters lOK mark ol 34:40 with a • Ernie Dumas, M40, logged a 32:00 to win pending 34:28 in Rochester, N.Y. And she the New England AC lOK Masters Champion broke Shirley Matson's masters half-marathon ship, Auburn, MA, June 12. Anthony Sapienza, mark of 1:20:47 with 1:19:33 in the New 54, was 1st M50 in 36:20. Richard Packard, Rochelle to White Plains, N.Y. race June 19. 55, took the M55 contest in 37:59 over Matt • Bill Stewart, 40, blazed to 31:22 in a Smith, 39:16, and Carl Hammen, 43:57, both Tonawanda, N.Y. lOK. of whom turn 60 soon. Central Mass. Striders • Bob Fischer, 42, clocked a 1:12:47 half dominated 40's competition; B.A.A., the 50's Winners inthe 600, (I to r) Ken Baker, M45, Jim Manno, M60, and Kelsey Brown, M55, National In marathon in Rochester. runners. door Championships, Lehigh, Penn. All memljers of New Jersey Masters. • Joyce Black, 42, can't beat Dalrymple, but Photo by Hildegard Schuebeler • Warren Finke, 40, turned in a good may be the second best woman master lOK run J 5:42:04 in the Connecticut 50-miler. ner around, off her good 38:02 in Plattsburgh, • Joe Johnston, 39, founder of the Apopka women. • Barbara Pike, 41, rolled to a 39:01 in N.Y. and Pepsi win in 37:54. Masters and the originator of the 1st masters • Dave Busturd, 46, Marshall, MN, was 1st Nashua, N.H. • Patty Lee Parmalee churned a 38:18 lOK decathlon in Florida is rounding into shape after master and 16th overall in the Jackrabbit in New York City. knee surgery. 15-Mile (+356 yds.), Brookings, SD, June 4, in • Miia Kania set an age-51 mark of 1:06:31 • The West Florida "Y" Club is planning 1:34:08, averaging 6:11 per mile. in a New York 10-miler. another runner's pentathlon (220, 440, 880, SOUTHWEST • Seigfried Bauer, a 41-year-old German mile, 2 mile) perhaps in October. • After a 10-year lay off, Bob Everoski, 37, from New Zealand, won the New York Six Day • Despite bruised ribs from a bike fall. Bob Garland, TX, used a 4-step approach to bound l! run July 10, covering more than 511 miles in Maydole took two 40+ events at the Charlotte, to a 31'4" M35 TJ win at the Hill Country the punishing endurance race which began on NC, summer series, June 23, winning the gOOm Masters, Mason, TX, June 18. Bob would iike to July 4. Bauer led at the end of each day as 24 in 2:08.4 and the mile, 4:58.3. know if other jumpers are interested in stan runners, including three women, continuously • Heinz Weigand made his debut on the ding LJ and TJ as masters events; write him at circled the track at Downing Stadium, pausing 35+ scene with a 25:07 to finish 3rd overall in 2142 Village Crest Dr., Garland, TX 75042. only for three or four hours sleep during each the slightly long Choo Choo 5-Mile, WEST 24-hour period. Bauer's 511 miles and 1,440 Chattanooga, TN, May 12. Dean Godwin was • Bess James lived up to her race by yards was about a mile better than his previous 1st 40-1- and 10th overall in the 637 field with a finishing 1st W70+ in 1:02:10 in the Bess best. Stu Mittieman, a 32-year-old college pro 28:23 clocking. James lOK, Hemet, OA, Juno 11. NBC-TV fessor from New York, finished second and set • Leonard Jones, 5:00.8, edged Bill Voiglit, covered the event on its 6 p.m. news program an American record by covering better than 5:00.9, to win the 49-49 mile at the summer with a 5-minute segment on James and her 488 miles, including 96 miles in the final 24 track series, Charlotte, June 30. Dave Duncan family. hours. ABC-TV featured the race each night on won the 50+ 400m in 67.1 and finished 3rd in • CItrista Rompanen, 40-44, steamed to a 1st Nightline. the mile. w/overall finish in 63:51 in the Basin SOUTHEAST MIDWEST Blues/Dannon 10-mile at Hanson Dam near • Phil Partridge invites everyone to his • Fred Hagerman edged Dennis Scott, San Fernando, CA, June 12. Eino Rompannen masters weight pentathlon October 2 in Delray 2:34:01 to 2:34:02 to capture the masters title was 1st M40-44 in 56:59 among 350 starters. Beach, Florida, immediately following the V in the Revco-Cleveland Marathon, May 15. Joe • Giovanni Bartolini, 37. U. of Hawae World Veterans Games in San Juan. Partridge Fodor was a close third in 2:34:49. Bill Foulk, chemist, outiegged over 1200 entrants in is continuing to call it the "first World Masters 50, checked in with a good 2:41:22. 1:16:25 to win the Kolekole Pass Half- Weight Pentathlon," but the event has not MID-AMERICA marathon, Honolulu, June 7. First M40 and 7th received the sanction of the World Association • Jeanie Giles, 30-39, bested the entire overall was Ronald Peroff, 1:19:31. Leading ' :1 of Veteran Athletes (WAVA). Partridge promises women's field in the Rosebud lOK in her 40+lady was Linda Gallano, 1:51:27. a first class meet, with engraved trophies for hometown, Oklahoma City, May 1, winning in • Frank Duarte, 41, sailed to his 3rd straight It the "fast growing weight pentathlon competi 39:30. win overall in the MCAS Helicopter lOK in tion." • Pat McGuire, 31, strode to a 2:20:25 1st 30:49. • Ken Winn, 45, posted a 34:03 for 1st overall in the Lincoln Marathon, May 15. Bob • In May, Judy Kewky, 39, Simi Valley, CA, M40-^ honors in the Dannon lOK, April 23, Busby, 33, finished 2nd in 2:23:07. First ran a 63:27 windyBreakers 10-MileSan Diego, Atlanta, GA. Julia Emmons, 41, placed 1st in M40+ was Lowell Gaither, 45, in 2:34:45 for for 3rd w/overall; a 37:50 at the 4000+ field Giovanni Bartolini, 37, winner, Kolekole the W40-49 group and 4th w/overall in a fast 10th overall among over 650 finishers. Alice Olympic Torch lOK, NewportBeach, for a W35 1Half-marathon, Honolulu, June 7, 1:16:25. 40:47. Skultety, 30, churned out a 3:06:24 to beat all (Continued on page 20) page 20 National Masters News August, 1983 (Continued from page 19) win; and a 36:59 at the Brentwood lOK tor HOW DID YOU DO another W35 and 9th w/overall. i • WaltJaqulth. 40, Tahoe City, CA, was 1st IN 1980 AND 1981? overall in the PA/TAC 20K Walk Championship pit In 1:37:25, San Francisco, June 26. Chuck Marut, 45, Oakland, followed for 2nd in How did you compare to former iri:' 1:42:54, and Bill Ranney, 47, San Anselmo, CA, Olympians in those years? Some of the was 3rd, 1:47:36. former Olympians still competing in Mavis Lindgren, holderof 17 ofthe 25 marks for W70-74 listed by the NRDC, corrects the masters track and field are Ira Davis, 4:10:20 time given her for the Portland Josh Culbreath, Thane Baker, Greg Marathon,October, 1982, in NMN, June, 1983. Bell, Bud Deacon, Boo Morcom, A1 Her best is 4:33:08 (Calistoga-Napa, 1982). Oerter, Bob Backus, A1 Feuerbach, Mavisadds, "Don't think I'm not going to work to make that 4:10:20 come true! I ami" Joe McCluskey, Phil Conley, Mac • It is now confirmed that the Derek Clayton Robinson, Bill Toomey, Bob Richards, ll who ran 33:41 for a. 3rd 40-49 place in the San Jim Hines, Martha Watson, and San I;H Jose Mercury News lOK, March 20, is the real dra Knott. object, but the word is that Derek plans no return to serious competition. • Tom Burns won the Brentwood, Calif., M40 Here are the M55-59 high jump lOK title in 32:41 May 29. Pete Mundle was 1st rankings from Haig Bohigian's 1981 50-1- in 38:06. Linda Sipprelle, 42:08, and Masters Ranking Book, Men and Helen Dick, 43:29, were best W40 and W50 Women, 30-89. Compare your 1981 runners. • Gene Harte, 57, of Van Nuys, Calif, is back performance to that of the ex- in action after breaking his leg in the 400 meter Olympians. finals of the World Games in Christchurch in 1981, and then undergoing four operations by Other rankings in the 1981 RB are masters national sprint champ and orthopedic surgeon. Bob Watanabe. Harte required a bone 100 deep. For instance, the M50-54 graft from his hip in January, 1982, but ap 1500m page lists 100 performers from pears to have made a complete recovery, with a times of 4:27.5 to 5:43.2. The M30-34 couple of quick 61-second 400's in early-season 400m list is also 100 deep, starting with competition. Eugene Driver's 49.10 to the 100th i I V • Hurdler Bob Hunt, 63, has retired from mark of 60.94. i ' : . the phone company and is coaching the shot and discus at Katella High in Anaheim, Calif. He has attracted the astounding total of 19 girls and 18 boys to his coaching sessions, more than any other school in the Los Angeles area. Hunt's HEN'S HIGH JUMP 55-59 knowledgeable, personable and patient manner RANK NAME AGE none HARK obviously appeals to the students. • Earl Rippee, 63 of Laguna Beach, is I SPOTSWOOD HALL 56 VA 5-4 another who is back running. After six opera 2 BOO MORCOM 59 PA 5-2 i tions in five years for achilles and leg problems, 3 DON KAROOK 55 CO 5-2 4 DAVE BROVm 58 CA 4-10 he's turning in some quick 44-minute lOK's. 5 JOSE UBARRI 57 PR 4-9 • Dorothy Stock, 50, sizzled to a 39:30 lOK 6 HAL BUCK 56 OR 4-9 in Del Mar, and to a 1:09:59 lO'miler in San Lolitia Bache, 41, receives winning age 40-44 award from race director Rod Johnson, President of 7 BOB RICHARDS TX 4-9 Diego. the Potomac Valley Seniors Track Club, at National Masters 20K Championships in Washington, 8 VICTOR CLAIRHONT VI 4-84 D.C. May 29. Bache clocked 1:25:40. 9 WILLIAM ARANA PR 4-84 • Eino, 43, turned in a 4:35 mile June 19 In 10 JOHN VISLOCKY 59 NJ 4-8 an all-comers meet on the new "Olympic" track masters lOK's on record with a sensational at Birmingham Higb in Los Angeles. 30:33 in St. Catherine, Ontario earlier this JEWELL, HUDSON 11 JACK GREENMOOO 55 KS 4-8 • Shirley Matson, 41, has been Injured since 12 LEON POTTER IL 4-8 year. 13 MARTIN LEGEH 56 TX 4-7is she ran a record 8K in Orlando, Florida, in INTERNATIONAL 14 FREEMAN MARR 56 TN 4-7i» January. She has a severe case of patella ten- • Scotland's Don McGregor, 44, moved to 15 RICHARD NOROQUrST 55 OR 4-7H WIN NATIONAL 16 ARNOLD SCOTT 59 MT 4-6 donitis in her right knee. Although she has 6th on the all-time world masters list with 17 CHARLES OLSON 55 MN 4-6 undergone various therapies from all the 2:17:24 at the Dundee Marathon, April 24. 18 JOE SHY 59 NE 4-4 medical experts in this area, each time she has The Soviet Union's AnitolyAnisimov, 41, moved 100-MILE RUN 19 JAMES JOHNSON 58 CA 4-4 tried to work the knee through walking, easy to 9th on the list with a 2:18:28, Moscow, May 20 SCOVILLE FL 4-4 jogging, biking, or even strengthening exer 14; and Sweden's Hans Jonsson, 41, went to by JERRY WOJCIK 21 LEROI WINTERS IL 4-4 cises, she has seemed to regress. She is 10th, 2:18:40, Debno, Poland, May 1. On the Don Jewell, 45, Eastslip, NY, ran 22 MEL BUSCHMAN 59 HI 4-3 presently doing nothing, except swimming. women's all-time masters list, Australian 23 RV THURSTON 55 MT 4-3 Frustrated after having a great year in 1982 Dorothy Browne, 42, moved to the 4th spot 100 one-mile laps around Shea 24 ALBERT JOHNSON 58 OR 4-2 and looking forward to greater 1983, she has Stadium, Queens, NY, June 17-18, in 25 GLEN ETHIER 58 WA 4-2 with a PR 2:41:24. Sweden's Eva Palm, 41, is in 26 CLAUDE TRACY 55 CA 4-2 had to turn down several invitational races, 5th after a 2:42:22 in Stockholm, June 5. 14:26:28 to win the TAG National 27 PAUL CONSTANT HO 4-2 which compounds the frustration. "But like all • Denlse Alfvoet, 47, logged a 2:47:31 Masters l(X)-Mile Championship and 28 FRANCISCO MOYA PR 4-2 injured athletes," says friend Dan McCaskill marathon in Belgium, April 2. 29 ROBERT PERRY CA 4-2 30 TOM OEVAUGHN 58 VA 4-1 "she will come back with more drive and deter place fourth overall. mination than ever." The first woman. Donna Hudson, 31 ARTHUR BRADLEY 55 NY 4-1 32 J WALKER PIERSON NJ NORTHWEST 35, New York, NY, running 15:31:57, 58 3-10 • Fred Kiddy, 49, negotiated a good 5:52:37 33 J ROSS IL 3-10 34 ERIC HUGHES 57 WA 3-3 in a Yakima 50-miler. finished seventh overall and set an 35 PEDRO POLANCO PR 3-1 American record for the distance. CANADA • Arnolds Ticmanis, M75, set age-group Women's second place was Sue WR's at the Southeastern Masters Meet, May Medaglia, 48, Bronx, NY, in 15:55:17, 6-8 in the 8# shot (10.60) and the 56# weight GENE COHN and ninth overall. (4.54). ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ • Brian Merrilles, 44, vaulted 3.55 indoors, PRODUCTIONS Ray Scannell, 33, Ipswich, Mass., February 25, University of Toronto. Official pfiotographers for won the national open title in 13:16:02. NMN, PC BOX 2372, VAN NUYS, • Ian Hume was inducted into the Canadian maratfions, road races, cross Defending champion, Stu Mittleman, CA 91404 Amateur Sports Hall of Fame in April. Hume country, track and field meets, was injured when hit by a bicycle at a 1980 Rankings Book, $6 reigned over the Canadian HJ scene from '38 to scfiools, camps, and special '50. events. Large stock of running water station and withdrew after 57 1981 Rankings Book, $10 • Charlie Grant, 48, Greenwood, N.S., jihotos available for advertising miles. fought off hot and windy conditions. May 8, at and publicity. Name New Glasgow, N.S., to become 1983 Canadian Thirty-three runners out of the 84 Masters Marathon Champion in a 8th overall 370 Molino starters survived the warm, humid time of 2:55:18, about a minute ahead of se Mill Valley, CA 94941 weather to finish; the last, Sam Address cond master, Karl Schott, 48, Toronto, 2:56:19. (415) 388-4611 Freeman, 62, New York, NY, in • Ken Inglis, 40, turned in one of the fastest City State_ .Zip 21:07:01. • National Masters News August, 1983 page 21 schedule Track and field events feature competition for men and women over age 30 unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age groups with the execption of national masters championships, which may be limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to the event. Please send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys CA 91404. October 2. Masters Weight Pentathlon. Delray Beach, Florida. Phil Partridge, 337 SW 14th Ave., Boynton Beach PL. 33435. December 17. Sixth annual Holiday Weight Pentathlon, 10 a.m. immediately followed by Hammerfest — all weights of hammers & throwing weights. Atlantic Community School, 2501 Scacrest Blvd., Delray Beach, TRACK & FIELD FL 334^, Randy Cooper, Meet Director. December 18. Fourth annual Holiday NATIONAL Regular Pentathlon, 10 a.m. address and August 28. U.S. National Masters Weight Meet Director above. Pentathlon and Throw-a-Thon, Woodstock, Illinois. Chuck Klehm, 2 East MIDWEST Algonquin Road, Arlington Heights IL August 6. Heights Summer Track Classic. 60005. 312/437-2880. All ages and masters. Dorothy Davis, c/o Community Services, 2155 Miramar Rd., September 16-18. 16th Annual TAC Na University Heights, OH 44118. tional Masters Championships, Rice 216-371-7406. University, Houston. Jim McLatchie, P.O. August 13-14. North Coast Decathlon, Box 740728, Houston, TX. 77274. Cleveland, Ohio. James Barrett, 3801 Shan August 17-19,1984. 17thAnnual TAC Na non Rd., Qeveland Hts, OH 44118. tional Masters Championships, Eugene, Oregon. October 8. 3rd Aimual Chicago Corporate Classic for men, women and masters. CCC, EAST 1423 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago IL 60614. Eddie Benham, 75, took 17 minutes off tfie previous U.S. age 75-79 record for 20K with a fast 312-348-1724. 1:30:10 (7:23 per mile) in the TAC National Masters 20K Championships May 29 in Washington, Each Wednesday thru August 31, Mini- D£. . , meets, Downing Stadium, Randall's Island, October 10. Great Lakes Masters Weight NYC. Masters at 6 p.m. Pentathlon Woodstock, Illinois. Chuck Klehm, 2 East Algonquin Road, Arlington August 11-14. Empire State Games, ON TAP FOR AUGUST Heights IL 60005. 312/437-2880. Albany, N.Y. Open and masters. Residents of New York State only. Entry standards. October 24. Midwest Masters Weight Pen Deadline July 15, Michael Abernethy. tathlon and Highland Games, Woodstock, TRACK AND FIELD The Montana Mastm Qum^non- 518/474-8889. Illinois. Chuck Klehm, above. With onlyone month to go before ships are set for Bozeman on the September 3. Potomac Valley Masters MID-AMERICA the National Masters Champion 27th, as are the Southern California Games, George Mason U., Fairfax, VA. Sal ships in Houston, and tlat V World Masters Championships in San Corrallo, 5351 N. 37th St., Arlington, VA August 13-14 Misspuri Senior Olympics, 22207. 703-241-1854. Masters & Submasters. Joe Shy, Box 745, Veterans Games in Pumo Rico, Di^o, featuring uniqae 100and 868 September 10-11. North American Cham ChilUcothe, MO 64601. masters athletes will be fine tuning meter htrndbcanriag compctirirm. pionships, New York City, Bob Fine, 77 September 3-4. Rocky Mountain Games, their athletic motors at several LONG DISTANCERUNhONG Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. Denver. Jim Weed, 11672 E. 2nd Ave., August meets. Some of the finest world cla» 212/789-6622. Aurora CO 80010. 303-341-2980. runners wiU show up at the SOUTHEAST September 18. Missouri Valley Masters The Heights Summer Track Falmouth Road Race hi Championships. Lawrence, Kansas. Clint Classic in Cleveland and the Tri- Massachusetts on the 14tfa. Ou the Each Tuesday. All-comers meets, Lakewood Stadium, Atlanta. 6 p.m. Leon, 913-842-6240. Club meet in San Diego are set for 2(Ml> is the Pike's Peak Mannhcm m the 6th. The Southeastern Track the rarified air in Colorado, while August 6-7. Virginia TAC Decathlon & SOUTHWEST Heptathlon Championships, U. of Virginia. Classic in Greenville, S.C.; the Em America's Finest City Half- August 20. Texas Masters Championships. pire State Games in Albany, N.Y.; Marathon takes fdace cm the 21st in Karen Beaver, 311 Westminster Rd., Dallas, Joe Murphy. 4308 N. Central Ex Charlottesville, VA 22901. pressway, Suite 206, Dallas TX. 75206. and the Senior Olympics in San Diego. August 13. Southeastern Track Classic. 214/826-9650. Chillicothe, Missouri highlight the The Bobby Crim lO-mikr goes in Greenville, S.C. Tom Malikl04 Pinewood second weekend. Flint, Michi^n on the 27th, and WEST Dr. SC 29651 (803) 879-4549.' you can say hello to NMN columnist August 6. CDM, Striders & San Diego AA The Texas Masters Champion and race director W. Mac£k>naid Tri-Masters Meet, Palomar College, San ships in Dallas, and the Western Miller at the Midwest Open and Marcos, Calif. Joe Horn, 1147 Agate St., Regionals in Los Gatos, Calif, take Masters 25K Road Championships NeedBack San Diego CA 92109. place on the 20th. near Chicago on the 28th. • August 20-21. TAC Western Regional Masters Championships, Los Gatos, CA. Issues? Bruce Springbett, PO Box 1328, Los Gaios, September 17. Northern Senior Olympics NORTHWEST CA 95030. IV (50-f), Laney College, Oakland, CA. August 26-27. 5th Annual Montana Most back issues of the National August 27. Southern California Masters Oakland Office, Parks & Rec., 1520 Masters Championships. Bozeman, Mike Masters News are available for Championships. Includes 100/800m han Lakeside Dr., Oakland, CA. 94612. Carignan, Box 1766, ^zeman MT 59715. $1.50 each, plus 50' postage and dicap championships. Southwestern Col 415-273-3791. handling for each order. lege, Chula Vista, CA. Joe Horn, 1147 October 1. Club West Masters Meet. CANADA AgateSn, San Diego, CA 92109. Send to: Goleta, CA. George Adams, PO Box August 13-14. Canadian Masters Cham Drawer K, Goleta, CA 93017. 805- NationalMasters News September 10-11. 14th Senior Olympics, pionships, York U., Toronto. Dave Welch, 687-6323. P.O. Box 2372 Cal State U at Los Angeles. Senior Olym 97 Churchill Ave., Willowdale, Ontario Van Nuys, CA 91404 pics, 5726 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA June 16-24,1984. U.S. Olympic Trials, Los M2N 1Z2. 416/225-0846. 90036. 213/938-5548. Angeles. (Continued on page 22) page 22 National Masters News August, 1983 (Continued from page 21) dletown, CT 06457. 203-344-3400. September 4. Canadian Masters Weight September 5. American National Bank New Pentathlon, Stoffville, Ontario. Jackson Haven lOK. New Haven Road Race, Box Tovell. 183 Duncan Road, Thornhill, On 1893, New Haven, CT 06508. tario L3T 3N7. 416/889-3392. September 12. Westfield Masters 5 Mile. INTERNATIONAL SASE to Walter Childs, Sr., P.O. Box August 20-21. British Veteran Champion 1484, Springfield, MA 01101. ships, Nelkshan, Wiltshire County, October 2. Saucony Freedom Trail 8-Mile, En^and. Americans welcome. Don Gore, Boston, Mass. Greater Boston TC, 90 Towbridge 3867. Hampshire St., Cambridge, MA 02139. August 21-25. European Veterans Cham 617-864-9479. pionships, Brighton, England. Closed to October 10. Bonne Bell lOK National Americans except for a few "guest races." Championship, Boston, Mass. Conven- September 23-October 1. V World Veterans tures. Inc., 45 Newbury St., Boston, MA Games', San Juan, Puerto Rico. Men 40-t-. 02116. 617-267-0055. Women 35-f-. Late Entries accepted for some events. GPO Box 336, San Juan PR EAST 00936. 809/783-3113. August 13. 3rd Annual Asbury Park lOK July 28-August 12, 1984. Olympic Games, Classic, Asbury Park, N.J. Good masters Los Angeles. field. (750 in '82). Phil Benson, PO Box 2287, Ocean NJ 07712. LONG DISTANCE August 14 Empire State Games Marathon, RUNNING Albany, N.Y. Open to all. Mike Abemethy, 518/474-8889. NATIONAL September 15. 3rd Annual NIKE Capital Thru August 31. TAC National Masters Challenge 3-Mile, Washington, D.C. Jeff Postal One-Hour Run Championships. A1 Darman, 2550 M. Street, Washington, Huff, 18127 First Five. N.W. Seattle WA D.C. 20037. 202-775-8740. 98177. 206/542-2930. September 18. Philadelphia Half- Valdemar Schultz, of Nike, right, congratulates Norm Green, left, for winning 1st Annual Val September 11. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Marathon. Bill Jackson, Central YMCA, Schultz look-a'.ike contest in Washington May 29. Ross Smith, center, dejectedly views runner-up lOK Finals, Santa Barbara, Calif. John 1421 Arch St., Philadelphia, PA 19102. certificate but, seriously, folks. Green, 50, was the first American 50 years or over to ever win a Brennand, PO Box 6616, Santa Barbara national masters championship race. His time of 1:05:50 set a new age 50-54 20K record. Smith, September 24 MCP 5-Miler, Philadelphia, 55, was 3rd 50-h in 1:13:23. i CA 93160. PA. Pete Taylor, The Medical College of ?• October 1. TAC National Masters 15K Pennsylvania, 3300 Henry Ave., October 9. Columbus/Bank One August 28. RRCA National 10 Mile Cham Road Championships, El Paso, Texas. Philadelphia, PA 19129. 215-842-4108. Marathon, Columbus, Ohio. Dr. William pionships, San Francisco. Henry Bunsow, John Hinshaw, 6848 Pino Real, El Paso TX Septembo' 25. Great Race lOK, Pittsburgh, DeJong, 7645 Foxboro Court, Wor- The Guardsmen, 12 Geary St., San Fran 79912. 915/755-1381. Penn. Great Race lOK, Public Info. Office, thington, OH.43220. 614/889-9070. cisco, CA 94108. October 2. TAC National Masters 25K Parks & Rec., 400 City County Bldg., Pitt November 20. Midwest Masters TAC Championships, Central Park, New York sburgh, PA 15219. 412-391-5539. 5-Mile Cross-Country, Crystal Lake, IL. NORTHWEST City. Vince Chiappetta, 34(X) Corlear Ave„ • October 16. Skylon International Wendell MiUer, 180 N. LaSalle, Chicago, Bronx, NY 10463. 212/796-5189. IL 60601. 312-236-1315. September 11. Nike-OTC Marathon, Marathon, Buffalo, NY. Skylon Eugene, OR. Deadline mid-June. Jerry Set-, October 2. TAC National Masters 20K Marathon, Box SIM, Birdwell Station, Buf December 3. TAC National Masters 8K telmeyer. Box 10412, Eugene, OR 97440. Racewalk Championships, Dearborn, falo. NY 74222. 71^883-8141. Championships, Indianapolis (at TAC 503-687-2477. Michigan. Frank Alongi, 26530 Woodshire, Convention). October 23. New York City Marathon. NY September 17. Prefontaine Memorial Run Dearborn Heights, Ml 48127. December 18. RRCA National 50K Cham 313-322-0913. City Marathon, PO Box 1388, GPO, New lOK, Coos Bay, Ore. Bob Huggins, PO Box pionships, East Peoria, IL. Paul Appel, 1019, Coos Bay, OR 97420. 503/269-1103. October 9. TAC National Masters lOK York, NY 10116. 212-860-4455. RR, Alton, IL 61414. Road Championships, North Creek, N.Y. SOUTHEAST MID-AMERICA CANADA George Regan, 231 4th St., Troy NY 12180. September 24. 5th Annual Women's 518/273-5552. September 3. Charleston Distance Run August 20-21. Pikes Peak Marathon, Masters 5K Road Championships, Sun- 15-Mile. Charleston, WV. Tony Gallo, Box Manitou Springs, Colo. Marge Carter/YM- October 9. TAC National Masters 40K nybrook Park, Toronto. 1:30 p.m. 2749, Charleston, WV 25330. CA, Manitou Springs, CO 80829, Racewalk Championships, Ft. Monmouth, Christine Walker, 34 Rodda Blvd. West 303/471-9790. New Jersey. E. Denman, 28 N. Locust September 24. Virginia 10 Miler, Lyn- Hills, Ontario MIE 2Z6. Ave., W. Long Branch, NJ 07764. chburg, Virg. Marilyn Straub, 3030 August 28. 6th Jim Emmerich 15K, Brook- October 15. Canadian Masters Cross- 201-222-9213. Canehill Dr., Lynchburg, VA. 24503. ings, S.D. SDSU, Brookings SD 57007. Country Championships, Vancouver, B.C. October 15. TAC National Masters 5K Shirley Smith, 965 Poirier St., Coquitlam, August-November. Oklahoma Grand Prix Xoad Championships, Searcy, Arkansas. MIDWEST B.C. V3J 6C4. Races. Harry L. Deupree, Allied Oklahoma Cliff Sharp, Harding U., Searly AR 72143. August 7-13. Telemark Running Camp, Bank PO Box 75250, Oklahoma City, OK October 15. USA vs. Canada Cross- 501/268-6161. Country Championships, Ottawa. Danny Cable, Wisconsin. 10,000 meter cross 73147. 405/943-5711. Daniels. 1145 Ambleside Drive, Ottawa, October 30. TAC National Masters 15K country race, August 13. Roadrunner Ontario K2B 8E2. Cross-Country Championships, Penn State Tours, 301 W. Highway 20, Michigari City, September 3-4. Black Hills lOK and Marathon, Rapid City, S-D. PO Box 9243, LFniv. Harry Groves, Penn State U., IN 46360. 219-872-7217. INTERNATIONAL Rapid City, SD 57709. University Park PA 16802. 814/863-0237. August 27. Bobby Crim 10-M for Specicl October 15-16. XVI World Veterans November 13. TAC National Masters lOK Olympics, Hint, Ml. Deadline Aug. 10. September 5. 3rd Annual Garry Bentley (IGAL) lOK and 25K Championships, Per- 3; Cross-Country Championships, Van Cor- Lois Craig, Box 981, Flint, Ml 48501. 20K, Brookings, So. Dak. SDSU, Brook . .1 ' pignan, France. Maurice Nozerand, l; i tlandt Park, Bronx, N.Y. Bob Fine, 77 Pro 313-767-7903. ings, SD 57007. 605/688-5526. ASPPT Perpignan 66020, France. spect Place, Brooklyn NY. 5-: August 28. 25K Road Midwest Champion September 11. RRCA National 25K Cham 68/61-66-11. t- November 25. TAC National Masters 5K ship (Open run). Lake Bluff Jr. H.S., Lake pionships, Minneapolis. Jeff Winter, 3515 l • Cross-country Championships, Raleigh, Bluff, IL. Wendell Miller, 180 N. La Salle, Holmes, Minneapolis, MN 55408. i-'. i N.C. Bob Baxter, 800 Purdue St., Raleigh Chicago, IL 60601. 312/234-2154 f- October 8. Maupintour Fall Classic lOK, DEADLINE NC 27609. 919/876-5674. (evenings). I Lawrence, KA. Lawrence Track Club, P.O. December 18. TAC National Masters 30K Box 3743, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. September 25. America's Marathon, NMN is written by masters Championships, Central Park, New York Chicago, IL. Mary McCall, 1676 N. La November 5. Omaha Riverfront Marathon athletes for masters athletes. We City. Vince Chiapetta, 3400 Corlear Ave., Salle, Chicago, IL. 60610. 312/951-0660. and 1983 RRCA National Championship need and welcome your reports Bronx NY 10463. 212/796-5189. for Men, Women & Masters. Kathy Loper, of meets, races, schedules, Sept. 25. Dayton River Corridor Half- 3177 Golden Blvd., Omaha NE 68123, NEWENGLAND photos, comments, etc. Deadline marathon, Dayton Ohio. Stephen A. B^rr, 402/291-1895. August 14. Falmouth Road Race, 7.1 M, 3700 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, OH 45429. for editorial material and adver Falmouth, Mass. Falmouth RR, PO Box 513/298-2391. WEST tising is the 10th of the month 732, Falmouth MA 02540. 617-548-4417. October 3. RRCA National lOOK/50 miles August 21. America's Finest City Half- before date of issue. Send to September 4. Jim Kelly "Over 30" 10 Mile Championships, Chicago, Noel Nequin, Marathon, San Diego, CA. Deadline July National Masters News, P.O. Run, Snow School, Middletown, Conn. Swedish Covenant Hospital, 5145 N. 21. Jack E. Damson, Box 3879, SanDiego, Box 2372, Van Nays, CA 91404. Bernie O'Rourke, PO Box 1300, Mid California Ave., Chicago, IL 60625. CA 92103. 714-297-390?. National Masters News August, 1983 page 23 V •; AMERICAN FIVE-YEAR AGE-GROUP LONG DISTANCE ROAD RECORDS . r' « -- AS OF JULY 1,1983 (Compiled by the National Running Data Center, and recognized as the official U.S. road records by the Athletics Congress (TAC) and the Road Runners Club ofAmerica (RRCA). a = point-to-point course p = pending mark y = mark set at the next longer English distance Op«n Han Men- 45 thru 49 8 km 22:04v Alberto Salazar (22,OR) 4 Jan 81 at OA 8 km 25:33 Ken Hinn (45,GA) 10 km 28:01v Alberto Salazar 23 Oct 82 at GA (24,OR) 5 Mar 83 at AZ 10 )cm '31:26 Ray Hatton 15 km 43:09 Greg Meyer (49,OR) 26 Sep 81 at HA (27,MA) 5 Feb 83 at FL 15 km 49:01 10 mi 46:00 Herb Lindsay Earl Ellis (46,WA) 8 May 82 at HA (25,00) 27 Apr 80 at NY 20 km 58:27 Greg Meyer 10 mi 53:16 Brian Harris (45,MI) 23 Aug 80 at MI (26,MA) 6 Sep 82 at OT Hf Mar 1:01:47 Herb Lindsay 20 km 1:06:05 Hal Higdon (49,IN) 4 Oct 80 at (26,00) 20 Sep 81 at VT IN 25 km 1:14:09 Herb Lindsay Hf Mar 1:11:18 James Gallup (26,00) 9 May 81 at MI (46,HI) 16 May 82 at HI 30 km 1:33:56 Alex Kasich 25 km (27,OR) 1 Aug 82 at OR 1:22:51 Brian Harris (45,MI) 9 May 81 at MI 1:29:04a Bill Rodgers (2a,MA) 28 Mar 76 at NY 30 km 1:47:54 Ernest .Billups (45,IL) 26 Dec 82 at IL 20 mi 1:40:14 Peter Pfitzinger (23,NY) 22 Feb 81 at NY 1:43:56a Edward Stabler (49,NY) 18 Mar 79 at NY Narath 2:10:20 Tony Sandoval (25,OR) 9 Sep 79 at OR 20 mi 1:55:22 Darryl Beardall 22 Nov 2:10:20 Jeff Wells (45,CA) 81 at CA (25,OR) 9 Sep 79 at OR l;54:27a 2:08:13a Alberto Salazar Hal Higdon (43,IN) 17 May 80 at HI (23,OR) 25 Oct 81 at NY 50 km 2:50:46 Chuck Smead Marath 2:28:46 John Brennand (45,CA) 13 Sep 81 at OR (24,OA) 21 Har 76 at OA 50 mi 4:51:25v Barney Klecker 2:26:45a William A Johnston (45,UT) 2 Oct 82 at UT (29,MN) 5 Oct 80 at IL 100 km 6:38:21 Bernd Heinrich 50 km 3:18:07 Howard Miller (47,WA) 31 Aug 74 at (41,VT) 4 Oct 81 at IL WA 100 mi 12:56:34 Stuart Hittleman 50 mi 5:42:19 John L Sullivan (31,NY) 5 Jon 82 at NY (49,MA) 15 Nov 81 at NY 100 km 7:41:12 Cahit Yeter (47,NY) 2 May 82 at CT 100 mi 13:39:58 Cahit Yeter (47,NY) 5 Jun 82 at NY Open Women-women only races Men- 50 thru 54 8 km 26:52y Ellen Hart (24,00) 7 Aug 82 at NO 8 Ion 27:23 A1 Lawrence (52,TX) 26 Feb 33 at LA 10 km 32:04 Jan Merrill (25,OT) 12 Oct 81 at HA IS km 10 km 31:48 Ray Hatton (50,0R) 23 May 82 at OR 52:31 Julie Isphording (21,OH) 5 Har 83 at 00 IS km 50:07 Norman Green (50,PA) 5 Feb 83 at FL 10 mi 59:09 Kiki Sweigart (28,OT) 29 Mar 80 at GA 20 km 10 mi 53:40 Hal Higdon (51,IN) 6 Sep 82 at IL 1:09:31 Nancy Oonz (24,MA) 6 Mar 82 at DC Bf Har 1:11:40 Kathy Mintie (21,OA) 15 Mar 81 at OA 20 km 1:06:01 Ray Hatton (51,OR) 9 Apr 83 at OR 25 km 1:26:34 Nancy Oonz (25,MA) 13 Jun 82 at HA Hf Mar 1:12:47 Hal Higdon (51,IN) 14 Nov 82 at MI 30 km 1:50:46 Martha Oooksey (25,OR) 10 May 80 at OA 25 km 1:29:01 Alex Ratelie (53,MN) 13 May 78 at MI 20 mi none 30 km 1:53:16 Don Dixon (51,NY) 23 Dec 78 at NY Marath 2:34:59f Laura OeWald (24,VA) 24 Jan 82 at JP 1:47:33a Alex Ratelle (53,MN) 19 Har 78 at NY 20 mi 1:57:25 Jim O'Neil (51,(LA) 28 Nov 76 at CA Marath 2:33:12 David Salo (50,CUD 16 Jan 83 at TX 2:29:54a Norman Green (50,PA) 28 Nov 82 at PA Open Women- mixed1 races 50 )cm 3:19:33 John L Sullivan (50,MA) 13 Mar 82 at DC 8 km 25:48y 50 mi 5:34:01 Ted Corbitt (50,NY) 18 Oct 70 at NY Patricia Oatalano (27,MA) 22 Mar 81 at HA 10 km 32:30 Jan Merrill 100 km 7:38:43 John L Sullivan (50,MA) 3 Oct 82 at IL (24,OT) 4 Oct 80 at NY 32:09a 100 mi 17:02:03 Herb Fred (53,TX) 19 Feb 83 at TX Patricia Oatalano (27,MA) 5 Apr 81 at LA 15 km 49:34v 16:37:41p Halter Connolly (53,NY) 17 Jun 83 at NY Patricia Oatalano (27,MA) 14 Mar 81 at FL 10 mi 53:18 Joan Benoit (25,ME) 21 Aug 82 at MI Men- 55 thru 59 20 km 1:08:45 Nancy Oonz (25,MA) 6 Sep 82 at OT Hf Mar 1:11:16 Joan Benoit (23,NH) 7 Mar 81 at CA 25 )cm 1:26:21 8 ICffl 27:54y Jack Angel (55,OK) 11 Jul 82 ' at KS Joan Benoit (23,NH) 9 May 81 at MI 30 km 1:52:45 10 Ion 33:22 Alex Ratelle (56,MN) 25 81 at MN Jane Welzel (27,MA) 19 Sep 82 at NY Apr 1:47:30a Ellen Hart 15 km 50:57 Alex Ratelle (24,00) 30 Oct 82 at AZ (56,MN) 29 Aug 81 at MN 20 mi 2:00:40 10 mi 57:11 Laura Dewald (25,VA) 26 Dec 82 at MD Jim O'Neil (56,CA) 9 May 81 at CA Marath 2:26:llv Joan Benoit (2S,HA) 12 Sep 82 at OR 20 km 1:09:51 Alex Ratelle (56,MN) 4 Oct 80 at IN 2:22:43a Joan Benoit (2S,MA) 18 Apr 83 at MA Hf Har 1:15:04 Jim O'Neil (55,CA) 7 Mar 81 at CA 50 km 3:26:31 Janice Klecker (21,MN) 27 Dec 81 at IL 25 km 1:29:43 Alex Ratelle (55,MN) 10 May 80 at HI 50 mi 5:59:26 Marcie Schwam (29,NY) 3 Oct 82 at IL 30 km 1:57:49 Bob Bartling (55,SD) 27 Sep 81 at SD 100 km 7:59:59 Sandra Kiddy (45,CA) 3 Oct 82 "at IL 20 mi 1:59:40 Jim O'Neil (55,CA) 100 mi 15:31:57 Donna Hudson 23 Nov 80 at CA (35,NY) 17 Jun 83 at NY Marath 2:36:04 Alex Ratelle (55,HN) 21 Oct 79 at MN 2:30:41a Alex Ratelle (56,MH) 20 Jun 81 at MN 50 km 3:20:49 Ed Almeida (55,CA) 23 Apr 78 at CA SO mi 5:53:08 Alex Ratelle Men- 35 thru 39 (57,MN) 4 Oct 81 at IL 100 km 10:25:38 Charles Mersereau (59,CA) 23 Apr 83 at WA 8 km 24:00 Bill Rodgers <35,MA) 26 Feb 83 at LA Men- 60 thru 64 10 km 28:33 Bill Rodgers (35,MA) 30 Jan 83 at 15 km 46:43 AZ Jarrett Slaven (36,FL) 7 Feb 81 at 8 km 29:35y Stephen Richardson 10 mi 50:59 Jack Mahurin (35,MA) FL (60,CT) 8 Mar 81 at NY 2 Apr 78 at 10 km 37:05 Jack Start 20 km 1:01:16 Barry Brown (35,Fr.) DC (61,HJ) 7 Aug 82 at NJ 10 Nov 79 at 15 km 54:23 Clive Davies Hf Mar 1:04:24 Barry Brown (35,FL) MS (62,OR) 25 Jun 78 at OR 27 Jan 80 at lA 10 mi 1:02:35 George Sheehan (61,NJ) 25 km 1:21:18 Peter Hallop (35,MI) 16 Dec 79 at NY 8 May 82 at MI 20 km 1:18:42 Rudy Nimmons 30 km 1:41:37 Ron Daws (36,MN) (60,SO 28 Sep 80 at DC 23 Sep 73 at IL Hf Mar 1:25:12 Thomas Gibbons (61,NY) 1:32:22a Barry Brown (38,NY) 29 Aug 82 at NY 20 Mar 83 at l:24:S2a Don Longenecker (64,NM) 20 mi 1:48:34 Gary Goettelmann (37,CA) NY 25 Jan 81 at AZ 23 Nov 80 at CA 25 )cm 1:42:22 Warren Otes (62,IL) 29 Aug at IL 1:48:08a Bruce Mortenson (36,($N) 82 17 May 80 at HI 1:41:07a Don Longenecker (64,NM) 25 Jan 81 at Marath 2:15:52 Norm Biggins (35,CT) AZ 5 Dec 71 at CA 30 Icm 2:03:57 Thomas Gibbons (61,NY) 18 Dec 82 at NY 2:11:59a Bill Rodgers (35,MA) 18 Apr 83 at 2:02:S7a Don Longenecker (64,NM) 25 Jan 81 at AZ 50 km 2:56:43 John Cederholffl (36,MA) MA 16 Sep 79 at VT 20 mi 2:09:12 George Sheehan (61,NJ) 24 Feb 80 at NY 50 mi 5:00:30 Alan Kirik (35,NY) 6 May 79 at Narath 2:42:44 Clive Davies (64,OR) 28 Oct 79 at OR 100 km 7:01:43 CT Frank Bozanich (35,WA) 26 Jan 80 50 km 3:48:56 Frans Pauwels (62,OR) 18 Apr 81 at OR 100 mi at FL 13:36:35 Don Marvel (37,MD) 50 mi 6:24:18 13 Jun 80 at NY Frans Pauwels (60,OR) 29 Oct 78 at OR 100 Icm 9:31:25 George Billingsley (60,CUV) 25 Apr 82 at HA 100 mi 21:07:01 Samuel Freeman (62,NY) 17 Jun 83 at NY y Men- 40 thru 44 Men- 65 thru 69 8 km 25:32 Frank Duarte (40,CA) 10 Jul 82 at OR 8 km 33:48 Reg Rollason 10 )cm 30:31 Mike Manley (66,PL) 22 Jan 83 at FL (40,0R) 14 Aug 82 at OR 33:25ay Hilfredo Rios 15 km 45:58 (65,NY) 14 Mar 82 at NY Bill Stewart (40,MI) 5 Feb 83 at FL 10 km 35:52 Clive Davies (66,OR) 23 May 82 at OR 10 mi 50:43 Herb Lorenz (43,NJ) ^ ij 2 May 82 at NY 15 km 55:16 Clive Davies (65,OR) 28 at 20 km 1:04:42 Herb Lorenz Jun 81 OR (41,NJ) 28 Sep 80 at DC 10 mi 1:02:01 Don Longenecker (65,NM) 3 at Hf Mar 1:07:54 Herb Lorenz Oct 82 AZ (40,NJ) 16 Sep 79 at PA 20 km 1:20:53 Norman Bright (66,HA) 22 May 76 at DC 1:06:31a Mike Manley (40,OR) 22 Aug 82 at CA Hf Mar 1:21:41 Clive Davies (66,OR) 27 Sep 81 at OR 25 km 1:23:18 Ken Mueller (40,MA) 5 Mar 77 at MA 25 km 1:49:35 John Holoubek (66,CA) 19 Sep 82 at CA 30 ]cm 1:40:52 Hal Higdon (42,IN) 23 Sep 73 at 30 km 2:15:21 Hilfredo Rios (65,NY) at 20 mi 1:48:25 Gary Muhrcke IL 19 Dec 81 NY (40,NY) 22 Feb 81 at NY ' 2:13:34a Robert Boal (66,NO 18 Mar 79 at NY Marath 2:17:10 Mike Manley (40,OR) 16 Jan 83 at TX 20 mi 2:25:31 Hilfredo Rios (65,NY) 28 Feb 82 at NY 50 km 3:00:00 Jeff Wall I40,CA) 6 Nov 82 at CA Marath 2:42:49 Clive Davies (66,OR) 13 Sep 81 at OR 50 mi 5:10:13 Bernd Heinrich (41,VT) 4 Oct 81 at IL 50 Icm 5:40:22 John Newdorp (69,VA) 16 Sep 79 at VT 100 km 6:38:21 Bernd Heinrich (41,VT) 4 Oct 81 at IL SO mi 7:49:35 Cleo Casady (68,MO) 4 Oct 81 at IL 100 mi 14:19:14 Robert VandeKieft (42,NY) 6 Jun 81 at NY 100 km 15:03:46 George Knox (69,OH) 12 Apr 81 at OH 100 mi 18:42:50 Hilfredo Rios (66,NY) 17 Jun 83 at NY page 24National Masters Ne^s August, 1983 in Men- 70 thru 74 Women- 50 thru 54 83 at Ft Jan 22 8 (53,FL) km 34:09y Sandy MacLean (70,NH) 21 Npv 82 at NH 8 km 33:06 Ann Kahl 82 at 31 CA May (52,CA) IN 10 km 42:19 William Andberg (70,MN) 25 Oct 81 at 10 km 37:43 Marion Irvine 82 at CA Dec 5 15 km (53,CA) 1:04:23 Ray Sears (70,IN) 2 Apr 77 at IN IS km 58:42 Marion Irvine 82 at NY 2 May 10 mi (50,NY) 1:12:05 Edward Benh2un (73,MD) 5 Apr 81 at DC 10 mi 1:04:16 Mila Rania 81 at IL 11 Oct 20 km 1:27:42(50,IL) William Andberg (70,MN) 5 Sep 81 at MN 20 km 1:28:02 Ma<.ilee Christman 81 at CA Oct 25 Hf Mar 1:39:30(52,CA) Vernon- Geary (70,VA) 2 Oct 82 at VA Hf Mar 1:23:16 Marion Irvine 80 CA at 2 Mar VA 25 km 1:59:08(54,CA) Vernon Geary (70,VA) 22 Jan 83 at 25 km 1:45:14 Margaret Miller 82 at NY 18 Dec IN 30 km 2:25:55(52,NY) William Andberg (70,MN) 26 Sep 81 at 30 km 2:18:39 Alicia Moore 83 NY at Mar MD 20 (74,MD) 26 Dec 81 at 20 mi 2:48:47 (50,NY) Edward Benham 2:15:42a Anny Stockman at 79 CA Nov 18 (70,AZ) 25 Jan 81 at AZ 2:47:56a LL(50,CA) Daby 20 mi 2:22:41 Ruth Anderson CA ca. 77 at at 32 Oct Monty2 Montgomery (71,CA) 16 (52,CA) Marath 3:07:26 May Marath 3:01:23 Marion Irvine Mar 82 at DC Cfi 82 13 at 6 4:34:51 EdwardJun Benham (74,MD) 50 km (52,CA) 2:59:55a Marion Irvine 80 HI at Mar 25 (52,HI) SO km 5:33:05 Jan Newhart TX at 30 Feb 17 (50,CA) 50 mi 7:10:58 Ruth Anderson Men- 75 thru 79 31 IL at Dec 27 (53,IL) 100 km 17:39:18 Myra Linden < t 8 km 42:15y Max Popper ;59 (77,NY) 7 Jun 81 at NY Women- 55 thru 59 i 10 km 46:42 Charles Hackenheimer (76,NY) 25 Jul 82 at NY 81 at CA Nov at PL 29 (75,PL) 3 Jun 78 f 45:38a Lou Gregory (57,CA) 8 km 34:45y Mary Storey 81 at CA Oct 82 at DC 6 1:06:34 Edward Benham Dec (75,MD) 3 1 • 15 km (55,CA) 10 km 39:59 Margaret Miller Jul 82 at NY at CA 4 81 (75,NY) Charles HackenheimerDec i 10 mi 1:16:16 5 (57,CA) 15 km 1:06:00 Mary Storey (75,PL) 29 Oct 77 at OK 80 at CA' 20 km 1:47:15 Lou Gregory 17 (56,CA) j May 10 mi 1:13:02 Mary Storey Max Popper (79,NY) 29 Aug 82 at NY 1:58:54 81 at Hf Mar CA 1 5 (56,CA) 1 Apr 20 km 1:36:04 Mary Storey 82 at NY 4 2:14:55 Charles Hackenheimer (75,NY) 2 May 82 at 25 km CA Jun 20 (56,CA) H£ Mar 1:28:39 Margaret Miller 30 )cm none 80 at ( CA Mar 2 (55,CA) 25 km 1:52:46 Mary Storey 20 mi 2:42:31 Edward Benham (75,MD) 26 Dec 82 at MD 80 at CA 10 (55,CA) May 30 km 2:19:00 Helen Dick i Marath 3:57:49 Harold Chapaon (76,HI) 10 Dec 78 at HI 80 NY at 24 Peb (58,NY) 20 mi 3:03:29 Mary Rodriguez 50 km none 82 AZ at Jan 24 t (55,AZ) 2:47:07a Adele Milicevic 50 mi 11:22:44 Ben Mostow (78,ID 4 Oct 81 at IL at 32 CA 11Jul (56 ? i ,CA) Marath 3:07:21 Margaret Miller 82 at DC Mar 13 (58,VA) 50 km 6:13:42 Carmen Haney MS at 32 Mar 27 ^if Men- 80 and over (59,KY) 50 mi 9:28:57 Helen Klein 64 Women- 60 thru 64 8 km none 10 )cm 53:35 Paul Spangler (82,CA) 25 Oct 81 at CA MI 82 30 at Oct (60,MI) 37:58 Harriet Wever 15 km 1:40:39 Everett Amos (80,IN) 13 Jun 82 at IN 8 km 82 29 OR at (63,OR) 10 mi none Aug 10 km 45:10 Patricia Dixon at CA 27 Peb 83 20 km 1:58:35 Paul Spangler (81,CA) 27 Apr 80 at (61,CA) CA 45:01a Jaclyn Caselli OR 82 at 27 Jun Hf Mar 2:25:40 Paul Spangler (84,CA) 17 Apr 83 at CA(63,OR) 15 km 1:12:46 Patricia Dixon NY 80 at 27 (61,NY) 25 km 2:38:59 Paul Spangler (83,CA) 19 Sep 82 at CA Apr 10 mi 1:18:13 Althea Wetherbee OR 10 82 at (63,OR) 30 km none Apt 20 km 1:36:31 Patricia Dixon at CA 28 Mar 82 20 mi 4:18:00 Ivor Welch ' (84,CA) 18 Nov 79 at CA (61,CA) Hf Mar 1:42:23 Jaclyn Caselli 13 at 32 MA 80 at CA Jun Marath 4:50:00 Paul Spangler (81,CA) 4 May 25(61,MA) km 2:08:39 Jean Price NY at 19 81 Dec 30 (60,NY) km 3:03:59 Mary Rodriguez 81 at Jan AZ 25 (61,NY) 2:35:22a Althea Wetherbee f t." 18 at 79 CA Nov 20 mi (62,CA) 2:59:13 Kay Atkinson h 81 at AZ 25 Jan l." (61,NY) 2:48:19a Althea Wetherbee 7 at 78 CA {60,AK) Women- 35 thru 39 Marath 3:26:16May Marcie Trent 82 at WA 25 (64,WA) SO km 5:00:29Apr Josephine Hess *J (37,MA) 25 Nov 82 at MA 8 km 28:21y Ford Madeira 69 Women- 65 thru (35,CA) 3 Oct 82 at CA ! 10 km 34:08 Laurie Binder • Laurie Binder (35,CA) 27 Peb 83 at CA 82 5 at CA 33:51a Dec 8 km 44:08 (67,CA) Judy Simon 82 at CA 51:57 Laurie Binder (35,CA) 5 Dec 82 31 at S' 15 km CA 10 km 47:55 (65,CA) 82 at MI May Kay Atkinson '• J 55:22 Laurie Binder (35,CA) 21 Aug 31 Cli 22 Mar 10 mi at 15 )Cffl 1:29:16 Judy(65,CA) Simon (36,IN) 16 Oct 82 at IN 20 km 1:16:07 Betty Hite 7 81 at CO i 1:29:14a Pearl(67,CO) Mehl (35,CA) 11 Dec 82 at NV Sep , t 'Hf Mar 1:14:48 Laurie Binder KS 82 at 31Jul (36,IN) 8 May 82 at MI 10 mi 1:30:49 Pearl(68,CO) Mehl 25 km 1:35:17 Betty Hite 80 at ) GA 29 ; i Mar 81 at NY l:30:49p Jessica(67, Posey 1:59:13 Madeline Harmeling (36,NY) 19 Dec • 30 km NY 83 at 22 Jan (38,CA) 19 Nov 78 at CA 20 Icm 2:10:50 Evelyn Havens(66,NY) 20 mi 2:09:25 Joan Ullyot IS NY 81 at at TX Nov 16 Jan 83 Hf Mar 1:49:47 Evelyn Havens(65,NY) \' Marath 2:33:36 Laurie Binder (35,CA) 81 4 NY at at IL Oct (37,IL) 27 Mar 82 25 km 2:49:56 Evelyn Havens(65,NY) 50 km 4:00:05 Barbara Cesal 19 81 at NY Nov 77 at NY Dec (38,NY) 5 30 km 3:19:45 Evelyn Havens (65,NY) 50 mi 6:35:54 Nina Kuscsik at IL 82 NY 82 at 28 3 Oct Feb (36,KY) 20 mi 3:35:37 Evelyn Havens (65,NY) \ 100 km 11:41:50 Diane Curry Jun 83 at NY 11Jul 17 82 CA (35,NY) at Marath 4:21:07 Kay Atkinson (65,CA) i 100 mi 15:31:57 Donna Hudson 24 WA 83 at 50 km 5:11:50 (65,WA) Josephine Hess Apr Women- 70 thru74 82 9 at CA Women- 40 thru 44 Oct 1' 8 1cm 50:06 Bess James (73,CA) VL 1 12 81 at MI (74,MI) 10 km 53:32 Leona Lugers Sep 1 81 at IL 8 km 28:41v 4 81 CA 16 Judy Pox (40,CA) Jan at 15 km Anne Clarke (71,IL) 1:31:29 Aug ; 1 82 9 at km 16 at NY IL 10 35:07 Cindy Dalrymple (40,NY) May 82 10 mi 1:35:01 Anne Clarke (72,IL) (. May t MI 81 at Jul NY 23 34:40a Cindy Dalrymple (40,NY) 3 82 at 20 km 1:54:47 Leona Lugers (74,MI) 11 i May 80 4Jul at L• 54:46 27 Jun at OR CA IS )cm Cindy Dalrymple (40,NY) 82 Hf Mar 2:23:27 Bess James (70,CA) ) 81 22 at 10 mi 1:01:48 Karen Scannell (42,CA) 8 Peb 81 at CA CA • (71,CA) 2:19:58a Bess James Aug » 19 82 at 20 km 28 80 at DC 25 km 2:51:54 CA 1:18:02 Trudy Rapp (43,VA) Sep Bess Jaunes (73,CA) Sep 82 30 Oct AZ Hf Mar 1:20:47 (41,CA) 5 Jul 82 at CA 30 km at \ Shirley Matson 3:40:33a Veallon Hixson (74,AZ) 19 at 78 CA 25 ]cm 1:38:40 Miki Gorman (41,CA) 12 Mar 77 at CA Nov ! 20 mi 3:25:59 Mavis Lindgren (71,CA) 9 82 NY 79 at 30 km 2:00:10 Linda Thurston (40,NJ) 19 Sep at OR Marath 4:37:37 (72,CA) 1 Mavis Lindgren Sep 8 81 at c:a (41,NY) 20 Mar 83 at NY Mar i 1:57:41a Cindy Dalrymple 4:34:08a Mavis Lindgren (73,CA) .\ ( 20 mi 2:16:23 Anna Thornhill (40,NY) 22 Feb 81 at NY Women- 75 thru 79 79 Marath 2:43:36 Cindy Dalrymple (40,NY) 26 Sep 82 at IL ; 2:39:11a Miki Gorman (41,CA) 24 Oct 76 at NY at AZ 83 23 Jan 1 1* 8 km 50:22 Veallon Hixson (75,AZ) 1 ( SO km 3:36:50 Sandra Kiddy <43,CA) 27 Apr 80 at CA MI 82 at 11 1 10 53:40 Leona Luggers (75,MI) km Sep » t 50 mi 6:24:19 Sandra Kiddy (44,CA) 3 May 81 at WA at AZ 81 22 Nov 15 km 1:53:47 Mia Wilshusen (78,AZ) i 100 km 8:53:49 Sue Medaglia (44,NY) 4 May 80 at CT v.* at AZ 83 2 10 mi 1:50:11 Veallon Hixson (75,AZ) Apr at MI 82 22 (75,MI) 20 Icm 1:56:25 Leona Luggers May hf mar none Women- 45 thru 49 25 km none 30 km none 8 km 31:32y Helene Bedrock (46,NJ) 25 Jul 82 at NJ 20 mi none 30:47yp Kathryn Gifford (47,MA) 25 Nov 82 at MA at 7 CA 82 Nov marath 5:06:22 Mavis Lindgren (75,CA) 10 km 36:29 Mila Kania (49,NY) 5 Oct 80 at NJ at CA 82 6 Jun 4:53:36a Mavis Lindgren (75,CA) 15 km 58:18 Dorothy Stock (48,CA) 6 Dec 80 at CA 10 mi 1:02:00 Mila Kania (49,NY) 81 at NY 26 Apr Women- 80 and over 20 km 1:20:10 Linda Sipprelle (45,PA) 28 Sep 80 at DC Hf Mar 1:24:07 Dorothy Stock (47,CA) 4 Jul 80 at CA 8 km none 25 )cm 1:43:20 Linda Sipprelle (46,PA) 8 Feb 81 at NY 10 km 1:03:07 Ruth Rothfarb (80,MA) 12 Dec 81 at FL 30 km 2:15:11 Trudy Rapp (45,VA) 13 Mar 82 at DC 15 km 1:39:44 Ruth Rothfarb (80,FL) 22 Nov 81 at AZ 2:04:22a Toshiko D'Elia (49,NJ) 18 Mar 79 at NY 10 mi none 20 mi 2:14:57 Toshiko D'Elia (48,NJ) 26 Feb 78 at NY 20 km 2:26:34 Ruth Rothfarb (80,PL) 6 Mar 82 at DC Marath 2:53:22 Sandra Kiddy ~-r45,CA) 11 Jul 82 at CA hf mar 2:30:41 Ruth Rothfarb (80,MA) 26 Sep 81 at NY SO km 3:45:22 Sandra Kiddy (46,CA) 24 Apr 83 at WA 25 km none 50 mi 6:15:47 Sandra Kiddy (45,CA) 25 Apr 82 at WA 30 km none 100 ]cm 7:59:59 Sandra Kiddy (45,CA) 3 Oct 82 at IL 20 mi none 100 mi 15:55:17 Sue Medaglia (48,NY) 17 Jun 83 at NY marath 5:28:33 Ruth Rothfarb ( 80,FL) 16 Jan 82 at PL National Masters News August, 1983 page 25 1982 MASTERS 10 MILE RANKINGS Top 25 in each 5-year agegroup from age35up. Complied by the National Running Data Center exclusively for the National Masters News. Now available in the b^k U.S. Distance Rankings, 1982, Vol. II. 10 miles Men- 35 thru 39 59:20 Stephen Rosasco 50 Fallston MD 29 Aug,M0-A 59:20 Kenneth Jones 52 Larchmont NY 11 Dec,NY-A PA 14 Mar,NJ-A 51:04 Sam Bair 35 Pittsburgh PA 4 Apr,DC-A 59:34 Maurice Schepers 53 Philadelphia WI 1 Aug,WI-A 51:29 Peter Hallop 35 Ann Arbor MI 21 Aug,MI-A 59:38 Al Treichel 53 Milwaukee 7 Nov,OH-A 52:41 Dan Murray 37 Modesto CA 26 Jun,CA-A 59:57 Richard Bauman 50 Sterling OH Feb,MA-A 52:47 Peter Nye 35 Alexandria VA 29 Aug,MD-A 1:00:02 John L Sullivan 50 Holliston MA 28 Aug,HD-A 52:49 Tony Mifsud 38 Allen Park MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:00:18 Ivan Dooley 50 + Baltimore MD 29 NY 2 May,NY-A 52:51 Greg White 37 East Peoria IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:00:59 Herbert Kania 53 Warwick 21 Aug,MI-A 52:53 Jack Bacheler 38 Raleigh NC 25 Sep,VA-A 1:01:09 Ray Riffe 50 + Sidney OH 29 Aug,CA-A 52:54 Tyrone Griffin 35 Flint MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:01:30 Ephraim Romesberg 50 + Aug,MI-A 52:55 Dave Foley 35 Cadillac MI 21 2 May,NY-A Delaware OH 7 Nov,OH-A 53:25 Lou Putnam 35 Short Hills NJ 1:01:30 Huey Long 53 1:01:50 James Ochman 51 Munster IN 6 Sep,IL-A I• Jul,NY-A WV 25 Sep,VA-A 53:32 Jerry Smith 39 Syracuse NY 4 1:01:59 John Hall 50 Charleston Mar,WA-A NY 11 Dec,NY-A 53:56 Walt Rotkis 35 Seattle WA 21 1:01:59 George Stillman 51 Bronx 29 Aug,CA-A 54:11 Daryl Zapata 37 San Bruno CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1:02:04 Raman Menon 50 + 14 Mar,NJ-A 54:20 Jeff Galloway 36 Atlanta GA 54:26 Rich Myers 36 Voorhees NJ 4 Apr,DC-A 54:32 Michael Persak 35+ Grand Rapids MI 21 Aug,MI-A 10 mi lee Men- 55 tliru 59 54:35 Lu'cious Anderson 36 Silver Spring MD 25 Sep,VA-A Lincoln NE 27 Feb,NE-A 54:37 Rod Lechtenberger 38 58:21 Jim Forshee 57 Ann Arbor MI 21 Aug ,MI-A MD 29 Aug,MD-A 54:40 Bill Koehler 35 + Camp Springs 59:49 Jim O'Neil 57 San Diego CA 26 Jun ,CA-A 38 Los Altos CA 29 Aug,CA-A 54:46 Bill Clark 1:00:40 Herb Chisholm 56 Alexandria VA 29 Aug,MD-A 1:02:35 John Hosner 57 Blacksburg VA 4 Apr,DC-A IL • 9 May, IL-A 54:47 Joe Vega 37 Chicago Hgts l:02:59t Bob Bartling 55 Brookings SD 4 Apr,SD-A MI 21 Aug,MI-A 54:52 Richard Lampman 35+ Ann Arbor 1:03:05 Jerome Kerkhof 55 Silver Spring MD 4 Apr,DC-A MI 21 Aug ,MI-A 54:54 Paul DelaDurantaye 35+ Southgate 1:03:46 Augustus Prince 58 Upton NY 14 Mar,NJ-A Sandston VA 25 Sep,VA-A 54:55 John Loughran 38 1:04:26 Thomas Walnut 58 Dewitt NY 4 Jul,NY-A Methuen MA 2 May,MA-A 54:57 Dick True 35 1:04:30 George Thompson 56 New York NY 9 May,NY-A resident foreigner 1:04:36 Jim Stoltzfus 55 Greenwich CT 28 Mar,CA-A 50:03 Tim Hassall 35 Bogota NJ 11 Dec,NY-A 1:04:55 Paul Lackey 57 Arlington VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:04:55 Bill Lewis 57 Grove City OH 7 Nov,OH-A 10 miles Men- 40 thru 44 1:05:16 Glenn Coleman 58 Alexandria VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:05:21 Gene McGinnis 57 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A 50:43 Herb Lorenz 43 Willingboro NJ 2 May,Ny-A 1:05:32 Sam Gratch 57 Utica NY 4 Jul,NY-A 52:43 Sal Vasquez 42 Alameda CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1:05:44 John Brooks 55 Edina MN 6 Sep,IL-A 53:18 Robert Jenkins 42 Salem VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:05:47 Harry Roberts 59 Homewood IL 9 May, IL-A 53:58 William Hall 41 Durham NC 4 Apr,DC-A 1:05:48 John Noftle 55 Londonderry NH 25 Sep,VA-A 54:00 Mike Sabino 43 Baltimore MD 29 Aug,MD-A 1:05:57 Gerry Hopkins 56 Hinsdale IL 6 Sep,IL-A 54:06 Ken Prior 41 Vandalia OH 21 Aug,MI-A 1:06:10 Lawrence Delaney 56 14 Mar,NJ-A .54:06 Lew Faxon 42 Hampton VA 25 Sep,VA-A 54:14 Don Davis 40+ Woodbridge VA 29 Aug,MD-A 1:06:14 Don Lucero 55 Belmont CA 29 Aug,CA-A 54:33 Bob Fischer 41 Newark NJ 16 Jan,NY-A 1:06:22 Bob Thurston 57 Colts Neck NJ 4 Apr,DC-A 54:48 Ralph Zimmerman 40 N Tonawanda NY 4 Apr,DC-A 1:06:24 Dixon Hemphill 57 Fairfax Stn VA 25 Sep,VA-A 1:06:28 John Peplinski 56 14 Mar,NJ-A 55:24 Roger Rouiller 44 Lockport IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:06:36 Chester Kwasniewski 55 Chicago IL 9 May,IL-A 55:32 John Nair 40 Park Forest IL 6 Sep,IL-A 55:33 Guy Stretton 41 Old Greenwich CT 2 May,NY-A 55:37 Richard Van Scotter 42 2 May,NY-A c 55:37 David Biddinger 42 MI Birmingham 21 Aug,MI-A 55:41a Ken Schei 41 Englewood CO 24 Jan,AZ-A 10 miles Men- 60 thru 64 55:45 Calvin Loomis 43 Campbell NY 4 Jul,NY-A 55:54 Grif Balthis 40 + Elkton MD 29 Aug,MD-A 1:02:26 Jack Start 61 Trenton NJ 14 Mar,NJ-A 55:58 Ray Stevens 41 Lincoln NE 27 Feb,NE-A 1:04:18 Thomas Gibbons 61 Bellerose NY 11 Dec,NY-A 56:01 Dan McCaskill 41 Solana Beach CA 26 Jun,CA-A 1:04:25 Warren Otes 62 Park Forest IL 6 Sep, IL-A. 1:05:27 Oscar Fox 60+ Felton MD 29 Aug,MD-A 56:06 Bill Keller 40 + Lansing MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:05:31 Stephen Richardson 61 Riverside CT 16 Jan,NY-A 56:11 Tim Rostege 42 San Jose CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1:05:32 Ray Chappelear 60 Milford Center OH 7 Nov,OH-A 56:20 Jim Peelen 40+ Milwaukee WI 1 Aug,WI-A 1:06:58 Michael Bertolini 61 Brigeton NJ 14 Har,NJ-A 56:23 Lee Wilcox 43 Troy NY 2 May,NY-A 1:07:34 John Mclntyre 61 Springfield VA 4 Apr,DC-A 56:24 David R Brown 43 Ft Myer VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:07:34 Merle Knox 60 Milwaukee WI 1 Aug,WI-A 1:08:19 Joseph Holland 60 Baltimore MD 29 Aug,MD-A 10 miles Men- 45 thru 49 1:08:21 Albert Goldstein 62 Brooklyn NY 11 Dec, NY-A 1:08:32 Fletcher Hanks 60 + Oxford MD 29 Aug,MD-A 53:25 Ernest Billups 45 Chicago IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:08:33 William Main 60 + 29 Aug,CA-A 54:09 Brian Harris 47 Royal Oak MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:08:45 John Fredette 62 Bloomfield NJ 2 May,NY-A 55:01 Rex Perrine 45 Garden City MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:09:05 Nat White 63 Fayetteville NY 4 J,ul,NY-A 55:56 Adrian Craven 45+ 6 Mar,SC-A 1:09:50 John Lafferty 64 San Diego CA 26 Jun,CA-A 56:24 David Bloor 46 Staunton VA 25 Sep,VA-A 1:09:51 Fred Gurol 60 + Farmington MI 21 Aug,MI-A 56:31 Rusty Lamade 45 Staten Island NY 11 Dec,NY-A 1:11:00 William Coyne 61 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A 56:32 Bob Paklaian 46 Detroit MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:11:16 John Bickerton 60 Pelham NH 2 May,MA-A 56:51 John Dugdale 47 Ridgefield CT 2 May,NY-A 1:11:39 Marcel Patras 60 + 3 Apr,AZ-A 56:51 Darryl Beardall 45 Santa Rosa CA 6 Sep,CA-A 57:01 Vincent Chiappetta 49 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A 1:12:06 Floyd Smithberg 63 South Elgin IL 9 May,IL-A 1:12:37 Theron Hodge 60 Flint MI 21 Aug,MI-A 57:04 Karl Killingstad 45 Newport RI 25 Sep,VA-A 1:12:38 Joseph Martin 61 Lexington VA 25 Sep,VA-A 57:36 Jerome Riordan 49 Syracuse NY 4 Jul,NY-A 1:13:00 Reevil Leadbetter 61 Rochester NY 4 Apr,DC-A 57:44 Bob Trudgeon 48 Detroit MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:13:01 Floyd Carley 60 + 29 Aug,CA-A 58:07 Jack Blakely 46 Ithaca NY 4 Jul,NY-A 58:31t William R Smith 47 San Antonio TX 15 Jan,TX-A 58:33 Richard Jamborsky 46 Reston VA 25 Sep,VA-A 10 miles Hen- 65 thru 69 58:50 Ray Harrison 47 Crownsville MD 4 Apr,DC-A 58:58 David Relchert 46 Holland Patent NY 4 Jul,NY-A 1:02:01 Don Longenecker 66 Silver City NM 3 Oct,AZ-A 58:59 Bob Elwood 47 Lincoln NE 27 Feb,NE-A 1:06:29 Wilfredo Rios 65 Bellerose NY 2 May,NY-A 59:04 Joe Washburn 45+ Rochester MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:16:10 Al Clark 68 Prescott AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:16:49 Roberto Renny 65 Staten Island NY 11 Dec,NY-A 59:05 Ben Hyser 47 York PA 4 Apr,DC-A l:18:23t Lome Bartling 67 Brookings SD 3 Oct,SD-A 59:22 Roger Ritsema 45+ Grand Rapids MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:18:56 George JaffA 67 Brooklyn NY 11 Dec,NY-A 59:24 Charles Roy 49 Sicklerville NJ 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:19:34 John J Williams 68 Park Forest IL 9 May,IL-A 59:38 Richard- Gottshall 46 Altoona PA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:21:47 Robert Hull 65 Basking Ridge NJ 2 May,NY-A 59:38 Gus Saulnier 46 Gloucester MA 2 May,MA-A 1:22:10 Ronald Force 65 Salina KS 31 Jul,KS-A resident foreigner * 1:23:45 Steve Cole 68 San Francisco CA 29 Aug,CA-A 54:35 Fritz Mueller 45 New York NY 16 Jan,NY-A 1:27:10 Allen Minness 69 Ottawa IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:28:53 Ed Sienkiewicz 68 Amesbury MA 2 May,MA-A 10 miles Men- 50 thru 54 1:30:02 Joseph Seibert 67 Baltimore MD 4 Apr,DC-A 1:31:45 John Neighbors 65 Winston-Salem NC 25 Sep,VA-A 53:40 Hal Higdon 51 Michigan City IN 6 Sep,IL-A 1:32:09 Robert Bruggihk 65 Park Forest IL 6 Sep,IL-A 55:20 Norman Eastman 51 Lansing MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:32:48 Changho Kong 69 New York NY 16 Jan,NY-A 57:40 Tony Sapienza- 53 Bradford MA 2 May,MA-A 1:33:28 Nate Hacker 65 Bernhards Bay NY 4 Jul,NY-A 57:55 George Vernosky 51 Bethesda MD 4 Apr,DC-A 1:33:29 John Deschambault 68 Dewitt NY 4 Apr,DC-A 58:05 James Sutton 50 Whitfield PA 2 May,NY-A 1:33:30 Joseph Santori 69 Chicago IL 9 May,IL-A 58:27 David Schertz 50 Lombard IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:35:53 George Dropkin 65 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 58:29 Morton Gray 50 Santa Rosa CA 6 Sep,CA-A 58:56 Clyde Baker 52 Evanston IL 9 May,IL-A 1:38:13 Algene Williams 66 Park Forest IL 6 Sep,IL-A 59:14 John J Kelley 51 Groton CT 2 May,MA-A 1:43:26 Charles Holzer 66 Gallipolis OH 25 Sep,VA-A 59:15 Joe Cary 50 Sierra Vista AZ 3 Oct,AZ-A 1:45:33 Arnold Briggs 66 Syracuse NY 4 Jul,NY-A 2:30:15 David Phillips 69 San Diego CA 28 Mar,CA-A 1983 Men- 70 thru 74 10 miles 1:15:34 Peggy Drauglis 46 Columbus OH 7 Nov,OB-A 1:15:36 Katherine Knight 46 New York NY 16 Jaa,NY-A 71 Anoka MN 21 Aug,MI-A 1 13:46 Bill Andberg 1:15:38 Joyce Fletcher 48 Hew York NY 11 Dec,HY-A Edward Benham 74 Ocean City MD 4 Apr,DC-A 1 15:20 1:15:50 Samara Balfour 46 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A Williamsburg VA 25 Sep,VA-A 1 18:00 Vernon Geary 70 1:16:14 Natalie Tickner 48 Norwalk CT 2 May,NY-A 1 22:55t Nathaniel Hefner 71 Parkersburg WV 24 Oct,WV-A 1 23:23 Troy Organ 70 Athens OH 7 Nov,OH-A 10 miles HoBen- 50 thru 54 1 28:17 Luis Martin 71 Upr Montclair NJ 11 Dec,NY-A 1:29:58 Henry Berlin 70 + 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:04:16 Mila Kania 50 Warwick NY 2 Hay,NY-A 1 30:33 Marvin Streeter 71 Mesa AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:06:59 Toshiko D'Elia 52 Ridgewood NJ 2 May,NY-A 1 31:48 Wade Lebold 71 Phoenix AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:09:50 Anne Johnson 53 Oilvenhain CA 26 Jun,CA-A 1 33:44 John Stout 70 Seattle HA 21 Mar,WA-A 1:10:02 Alicia Moore 51 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 1:11:43 Ruth Anderson 53 Oakland CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1 35:22 James Ramsey 74 Detroit MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:11:52 Melba Hatch 54 Canton MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1 35:43 Joe Marinucci 73 Newburgh NY 2 May,NY-A 1:13:17 Bette Mihalek 53 Whitefish Bay WI 1 Aug,WI-A 1 35:47 Leon Hayward 70 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:13:52 Rachel Bourn 52 Fairfax VA 29 Aug,MD-A 1 35:56 Stanley Glynn 71 2 May,NY-A 1:13:56 Gloria Brown 50 Grand Island NY 4 Apr,DC-A 1 39:05 Howard Calkin 70 Oregon MO 27 Feb,NE-A 1:15:59 Merry Van Sant 52 San Diego CA 26 Jun,CA-A 1 41:31 George Knox 71 Gahanna OH 7 Nov,OH-A 1 42:45 Jack Walsky 70 2 May,NY-A 1:18:20 Patricia Nesley 54 Washington DC 4 Apr,DC-A 1 45:06 Bill Polen 74 Albany NY 4 Apr,DC-A 1:18:39 Nancy Tighe 51 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 1 47:4S Sam Keith 70 Winslow AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:18:51 Barbara Dibble 52 Tucson AZ 3 Oct,AZ-A 1 49:26 Clifford Schopmeyer 70 Silver Spring MD 4 Apr,DC-A 1:18:56 Cecilia Payan 50+ 29 Aug,CA-A 1:19:01 San Chastain 50 + Annapolis MD 29 Aug,MD-A 1 52:54 Eddie Demock 70 + Flint MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:20:05 Eileen Castle 52 Musfcegon MI 21 Aug,Ml-A 2 22:03 Quinto Meldonado 73 Lawrence MA 2 May,MA-A 1:20:29 Guillermna Bordonaba 51 Brooklyn NY 16 Jan,NY-A 1:21:07 Eileen Klatsky 50 + 29 Aug,CA-A 10 miles Men- 75 thru 79 1:21:15 Harriet Locke 50 Bristol TN 11 Sep,TN-A 1:21:15 Margot Lacher 50 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A 1:16:16 Charles Hackenheimer 75 Central Square NY 4 Jul.NV-A 1:28:26 Percy Lee Perry 78 Jersey City NJ 4 Apr,DC-A 1:22:50 Bunny Franco 51 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 10 miles Women 35 thru 39 1:23:01 Betty Moore 50 + Annapolis MD 29 Aug ,MD-A 1:23:08 Jessie Lasinsky 50 + 3 Apr,AZ-A 55:22 Laurie Binder 35 Oakland CA 21 Aug ,MI-A 1:23:19 Nancy Stokes 54 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:01:33 Mary Ellen Williams 35 Gaithersburg MD 4 Apr ,DC-A 1:23:47 Charlotte Williams 54 Grand Blanc MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:02:58 Bobbi Rothman 37 Miller Place NY 11 Dec ,NY-A 1:03:07 Margaret Dessau 35 New York NY 2 May ,NY-A 1:03:24a Bette Poppers 39 Littleton CO 24 Jan ,AZ-A 10 miles Women- 55 thru 59 1:03:53 Iris Black 39 Spring Valley OH 21 Aug ,MI-A 1:04:07 Judy Greer 35 Orlando FL 21 Aug ,MI-A 1:16:12 Janet Grenda 56 Stone Ridge NY 2 May,NY-A 1:04:13 Linda Thurston 39 Somerville NJ 2 May ,NY-A 1:20:19 Adele Milicevic 55 Scottsdale AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:04:43 Carolyn Bfavakis 38 Windsor Locks CT 2 May ,NY-A 1:23:46 Grace Gammill 55 Mesa AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:05:01 Kate Kalb-Russell 35 Brighton MI 21 Aug ,MI-A 1:24:39 Patricia Milligan 56 Sit Ste Marie MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:25:30 Alice Scott 55 Spring Valley CA 28 Mar,CA-A 1:05:07 Barbara Rasmussen 36 St Charles XL 9 May ,IL-A 1:31:08 Dorothy Franklin 57 Sun City AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:05:15 Valerie Nye 36 Alexandria VA 29 Aug ,MD-A 1:31:40 Pat Bowman 55 Tucson AZ 3 Oct,AZ-A 1:05:23 Hideko Pirie 37 Fairfax VA 4 Apr ,DC-A 1:32:00 Regina Schattnik 56 Chicago IL 9 May,IL-A 1:05:43 Kathy Loper 39 Omaha NE 27 Feb ,NE-A 1:33:25 Virginia Hastings 57 San Diego CA 26 Jun,CA-A 1:06:21 Andrea Harris 35 Glencoe IL 6 Sep ,IL-A 1:33:27 Myrtle Parsons 55 + 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:06:30 Pat McKay 35 Portage IN 21 Aug ,MI-A 1:07:01 Barbara Cesal 37 Orland Park IL 9 May ,IL-A 1:35:34 Marguerette Glynn 56 2 May,NY-A 1:07:28 Elaine Kirchen 39 New York NY 2 May ,NY-A 1:35:45 Carmen Haney 58 Arlington VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:07:29 Mary Leivers 36 Syracuse NY 4 Jul ,NY-A 1:36:51 Marilyn Ribyat 56 Dew i tt NY 4 Jul,NY-A 1:07:55 Mimi Meyers 39 Brooklyn NY 2 May ,NY-A 1:39:28 Juanita Goldman 59 2 May,NY-A 1:39:36 Edith Scott 58 Croton/Hudson NY 2 May,liY-A 1:07:56 Paula Pettorini 35 Randolph NJ 2 May,NY-A 1:41:29 Sadie Morong 57 Syracuse NY 4 Jul,Hy-A 1:08:07 Susan Peters 35 + Madison WI 1 Aug,WI-A 1:42:18 Hannah Levin 56 Maplewood NJ 2 May,NY-A 1:08:13 Carole Santillo 35 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:46:27 Bettye Fuzek 57 Kingsport TN 11 Sep,TN-A 1:08:21 Ann Munster 35 Ann Arbor MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:50:04 Dorothy Kennedy 56 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:08:38 Judy Friedes 37 Lake Forest IL 6 Sep,IL-A 2:03:13 Anne Alaimo 56 Jamaica NY 9 May,NY-A resident foreigners 1:02:39 Angella Hearn 36 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A/OK 1:05:32 Christine Grenning 35 New York NY 16 Jan,NY-A/OK 10 miles Women- 60 thru 64 10 miles Women- 40 thru 44 ;22:30 Gerry Davidson 61 Fallbrook CA 26 Jun,CA-A 1:02:45 Shirley Matson 41 Solana Beach CA 26 Jun,CA-A :22:55 Harriet Wever 60 Okemos MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:03:41 Ann Diaz 42 Glencoe IL 6 Sep,IL-A i25:43 Jaclyn Caselli 61 San Jose CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1:04:07 Patty Lee Parmalee 42 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A i26:46 Phyllis Schwandt 60 Decatur IL 4 Apr,DC-A 1:05:35 Mary Lund 42 Novi MI 21 Aug,MI-A !27:03 Els Tuinzing 60 Mill Valley CA 29 Aug,CA-A 1:06:05 Anna Thornhill 42 New York NY 11 Dec,NY-A 1:27:59 Jean Price 61 Boxford MA 2 May,MA-A 1:06:30 Anne Bing 43 Franklin Lks NJ 2 May,NY-A 1:28:33 Mary Rodriguez 61 Rego Park NY 11 Dec,NY-A 1:06:57 Lolitia Bache 40 Annanda,le VA 4 Apr,DC-A 1:34:55 Jane Nordstrom 60 2 May,NY-A 1:07:02 Nina Kuscsik . 43 Huntington Stn NY 2 May,NY-A 1:36:06 Edna Laflin 64 Sun City West AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:07:13 Lynne Lauck 42 Pittstown NJ 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:36:07 Doris D'Andrea 60 Springfield NJ 2 May,NY-A 1:07:20 Irma Ixirenz 40 Hillingboro NJ 2 May,NY-A 1:51:02 Arlene Fitzgerald 60 + 29 Aug,CA-A 1:07:56 Louise Dooley 40 Lexington VA 25 Sep,VA-A 1:54:20 Jean Politeau 60 + 29 Aug,CA-A 1:08:05 Lena Monte 41 New York NY 11 Dec, NY-A 1:08:19 Patricia DeLotto 43 14 Mar,NJ-A 1:08:25 Cathy Fogarty 40 San Diego CA 28 Mar,CA-A 1:09:11 Carole Herrick 41 McLean VA 4 Apr,DC-A 10 miles Women- 65 thru 69 1:09:27 Polly Schonfeld 43 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 1:09:44 Sandra Folzer 42 Wyncote PA 14 Mar,NJ-A ;36:49 Pearl Mehl 68 Boulder CO 31 Jul,KS-A 1:09:50 Judy Splitgerber 42 San Diego CA ! 28 Mar,CA-A :37:12 Evelyn Havens 65 New York NY 16 Jan,NY-A l;09:58a Margaret Fee ' 40 Bnglewood CO 24 Jan,AZ-A :38:13 Algene Williams 66 Park Forest IL 6 Sep,IL-A 1:10:02 Nanette Blakely 42 Ithaca NY 4 Jul,NY-A :41:41 Ann Snyder 65 Sun City AZ 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:10:25 Pat Dancey 40 + Grand Rapids MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:10:44 Kaarina Uutinen 40 New York NY 2 May,NY-A 10 miles Women- 70 thru 79 1:10:45 Marilyn Morehead 40 + Detroit MI 21 Aug,MI-A 1:10:47 ' Judy Allard 40 + 3 Apr,AZ-A 1:35:01 Anne Clarke 72 Glen Ellyn IL 9 May,IL-A 1:10:48 Sue Boyd 40 + Madison HI 1 Aug,WI-A 1:54:40 Felictas Salazar 73 San Diego CA 26 Jun,CA-A 10 miles Women- 45 thru 49 1:05:10 Karen Holappa 46 Ann Arbor MI 21 Aug,MI-A ScCSSiFiEDS 1:06:38 Janet Buckendahl 48 Petaluma CA 6 Sep,CA-A 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IlLIS 33 23.19 70 2.13 DITXSIOB IVB 1 BILLS. CLAOOA 3 IIDOII. BIHZ 34 23.50 OITISIOI Oh a viiHziSfoci. mil 30 23.62 1 PXIE, BIBOB 75 74.2 DXTISIOa ITI 5 UfSCCIB. AL 33 24.15 1 BIABCII. TOBI 36 7.36 2 PAZBBAME, PA01 76 42.4 2 ACKIOIS. JABIS 30 6.30 1 TICBAIIS, ABACUS 77 1.52 OITISIOI 01 3 SHIT. FAUIA 39 6.10 BoC dClIB «0A OITISIOI TA 1 FailllGN. lICiAll 35 23.40 DITXSIOB Ob LADIES OITISIOI lA 2 ICCAI. lAIFI 39 24.93 1 FITCBEI. A4LIIO 01 1.67 3 BIAICI, IU.L1AI 3t 25.21 1 CLABB, SBXPPEB 35 2:37.34 1 IIU, IDIAAO 40 10.CO « ATllll. HIAIIAI 35 25.66 DISCUS 2 LIDO. 6E0B6ZE 34 3:05.79 2 lOTT. 9ITSA 42 9.90 I S TIIIIISCI. T1IS1CI 36 25.92 ACS OlSTABCE 4J I OXTXSXOB XB UDIIS DITlSlOt lA 3 ICUBIA. AAIAB 7.90 OITISIOI IB LAOIBS i 4 TALLE. BIU 42 6.64 1 OOBIOB, DOaOIBT 3:03.74 1 RAIDOlfl, TIc'lAS 41 22.93 1 ciiuliici, abbe 4C 21.60 T1 2 STAlrCID, AOim 43 23.59 BITISZOB IB 2 OOBIOB. DOBOlll 49 17.76 «: DITXSIOB OA 3 GIAIT. CAIL 41 24.20 u riCIEl. KCBIII 40 25.13 1 tlOaZT. TIBOTIT 40 7.50 OITISIOI IIA LAOIES i 1 BXDDLi« BIBE 34 2:05.5 5 TAIIEl. tSTAiC 41 26.31 2 JACSSei. TBOBAS 40 5.49 % 2 AICOCB. DOBAID 31 2:26.7 6 SABEILA, JARIS 43 26.4 1 JOCOI. EATIE 19.40 7 BAHLII, lAXHILl 42 26.6 OITISIOI llA DXTI5X0B OB B CBAIC, HOU-HII 44 26.9 OITISIOI IIB LAOItS 3 SBOAE, JABES 40 27.6 1 OLBOB. LIOBAIB 51 6.00 1 BXDDIETOB, BXIIIAB 37 2:12.7 2 GASIIB, OUBil 51 7.77 1 HQLUBD. BEBRICB 56 25.70 2 HOllEB, D0ST1 34 2:32.2 OXTlSIOk IB 3 rOBLSI. lOLAB 7.76 3 STABTSBAB, TEABY 37 2:36.4 4 riABiioiru. CAiLcs 51 7.27 OITISIOI OA 1 XIODICl,, ILCIB 46 23.76 DXTISIDB XA 2 COLBEll. UIAI 46 23.62 OITISIOI III 1 BBIIE. BAAAT 31 46.30 3 BHXIE, SABBI 45 24.70 2 COBS. BOB 31 30.12 1 PAULXIS, CLirlClC 46 25.29 1 riClBB, BCBXB 40 2:14.72 1 lACIOS. iCI 56 10.37 3 OTtlTOl. JABIS 33 31.16 2 BOLDEBf BABOLC 43 2:20.42 OITXSIOM XIA 3 BABLTB* BAIHELI 42 2:20.95 OITISIOI IIZA OITISIOI OB d HEEBS, BOB 43 2:21.54 1 jOBisTeu, rtiB 37 35.72 5 JEPPBET, HXLLXAB 43 2:32.59 1 EBDIBS, BUDOLF 51 25.02 1 lATTICI. GAAG 62 6.17 6 TIBOBEILX, BXCBAID 44 2:34.2 2 FBATT,, LABIilCE 51 25.10 2 IITILLB, ALLAB 39 35.14 3 SBEEII, HAIOLI 25.51 39 32.30 53 OITISIOI ITA 3 SIBIT. FALBIB DXYXSXOB XB U COLE, BILL 54 27.27 4 BlAICIl. TOBI 36 33.40 & BARBIE, JORR so 29.41 5 ACIIOtB. JABIS 30 26.96 1 FABTIIBGE. FIllIF 72 4.36 1 PAU1.XB6* CLXFFCBD 44 2:09.44 2 EIFtL. 4ILL1AA 70 3.56 2 B0HLIB6* BLAXB 45 2:10.09 OITISIOI IIB OITISIOI lA 3 BOHC. BUBBILI 45 2:19.25 OITISIOI ITI B TOICBT, BILL 49 2:25.43 1 TALZIIIRE, aUCOLFI 59 25.37 1 IIU. IBIBW •0 46.23 5 PARKEB* B06EE 49 2:34.25 2 JOBDAI., IILLIAB 57 27.70 2 FUTT. UBBI 41 46. C2 1 TICBAIIS. AAICIBS 77 4.54 3 GOTH, BABII 5t 27.76 3 BABIiaaTOI. IXCIASL 42 39.96 DXVXSIQB XIA « FLOIEiS, JIB 55 26.05 35 La bClGBl 4 lOTT. BCTIB 42 32.16 5 BAIIIS, OSCAB 59 26.22 AGE 0ZSTA4CE 5 nCSEBBA. BBIAB 42 30.64 GL0PP1» CIOBGE 50 2:16.42 6 JOCOt. JOCA 57 26. 30 OITISIOI OA 6 TAUS, BIU 42 29.54 KOBTBBOEB, OCHB 52 2:34.42 7 BALL, BCI 57 29.6 7 IITCIIU. IITIB 43 25. C2 S LOBG. BEI 55 31.1 1 FDIBICOSEB. bAIHCll 32 6.65 DIYISXOB IIB 9 cm , JOSEFB 57 33.6 OITISIOI IB OITISIOI 00 BBOHB, KELSEl 55 2:21.21 OITISIOI lUA 1 SCODIIBI. Finif 47 36.20 BACKCBEXE, DAYXS 55 2:59.46 1 OIABCII. loil 36 11.90 2 BOLB, BABII 49 32.64 1 FIEBSCB, IALEII 60 26.12 2 lETILLI. ALLAI 39 10.53 3 6XLA0BI. JOBI 46 26.84 DIVISZON IIXA BOLL, OCIILO 64 29.10 3 ACEIOIB. JABAS 36 1C.35 4 TIOBCI. TIB01IT 46 21.64 BEITII. JOSBFB 62 29.30 4 SIEET. FALBEi 39 6.76 5 UBILTOI. AOSTT 47 26.64 1 HEHSOH, BEULIE 60 2x44.24 IAIRI3. BOB 60 29.75 OITISIOI lA 2 DRISCOll,, BABOLC 63 2:57.92 CAIBEI. IILLIAB 63 30.7 ITISIOR IIA 3 LLOXD, CLOaXDCI 60 ^ 3:12.9 OIII3IOI lUE t IIU. EOIAAB 40 15.64 1 OLSON, LECLiRC 51 42. 24 DIVISION IIIB 2 BOTT, FETIA 42 13.13 ; PIAONDCaPER, CKBLC^ 51 3b»36 1 SFOBSELUli JAI 65 ^-4 29. 3S 3 BCEIIIA, IIIAl 42 10.60 3 GASBIN. DBENiB 51 33.22 2 FICXI, BAI • 65 1 riHCEB, TBAME 66 2:30.37 30.37 4 TALLE. BIU 42 9.77 3 IIIBA3, BABS <5 30.U 2 SP0N8ELLCB, JAI 65 2:39.63 DIVISION lie I BAG. FAUL 6» 39.31 OITISIOI IB DIVISZON XVA 1 LENTS, JAiM SB 33. ce OITISIOI ITA 1 TVOBEI. TXBOIII 40 11.70 Z SELXGSAN, dONERT 51 32.10 1 HANG, Cb£N-LIMG 71 3:C1.0D 2 JACISOB. TBOBAS 40 9.25 3 PETERS, ROdERT 59 30. 32 1 GAIBIS, JUIBIAB 71 30.17 U BENBT. DON 55 25.2B DIVISION IVE OITISIOI IIA 5 HALL. DCI 57 23.32 OITISIOI ITI 1 OLSOl. LIOBAAO 51 11.27 1 PIKE, BiaON 75 3:11.6 DIVISION IIIA I Fill, ITICB 75 32.67 2 rOBLEI. aOUB 11.13 3 GASIIB. OUBII 51 ~3'vC0 HITEfi SIXEP LICNASE 10.35 1 sinecNS, pLoiD 60 39. as AGE OITISIOI TA 4 riAOBOOBrih. CAIICE 51 9.59 2 NORDGBEN, GORDCH 64 39.ca 3 TBUUVERT, A 62 38,36 DIVISION OA 1 FXTCIII, AA11I6 61 OITISIOI III 37.13 U CEITEA, FRED 63 35,72 lAHBEl 5 COLEBAN, WILLIAB 64 35, C6 1 SHCID, LABfiT 30 16:20.61 OITISIOI OA ASS OlSTABCE 1 lACIOS. BOB 56 14.60 b BATTICI, GAAG 62 31.ie 2 EDHABOS, BICI 31 10: 55.02 2 IIB6IIBAC1. AICBAlt 56 10.91 7 HULL, OCNALD 64 29,46 3 DAUKXMS, HILLIAB 34 11:32.66 1 CBAOIICE, BIUCI 3 FEIIBS. ICACAT 30 26.76 59 7.77 8 HARBJS, DON 60 27.82 2 COZBAB, OOUC 30 26.74 DIVISION OB OITISIOI IIIA DIVISION IIIB OITISIOI OB 1 HOOSTCN, JAY 35 11:44.06 1 lATTICI. SIAG /•^ 62 6.57 1 JOUARiBSBEIEt, CHARLES 65 34.46 2 PDRTAH, XONXk 35 11:59.56 1 BIABCai, TOBI 36 35.36 2 OCUSS, ROR.-.M 66 31.34 3 PBITCHABD, DAVIC 37 12:33.61 2 lETXLLI, ALLAE OITISIOI nil 39 34.22 3 UARNAS, UARri 65 27. 26 4 ACXBOID, JABES 34 13:04.97 3 ACIBOID, JABES 31 29.22 U KDLBAB, ERBO 69 26.90 » SVEIT. FALBEE 39 26.64 1 LASBI. STAB 66 6.79 DIVISION XA DIVISION XVA OITISIOI lA BITISZOB ITA 1 POHEIL* RBNNETB 42 12:31.52 1 PABTBID6B, PNIIXP 72 34,24 2 UBCASTEB, HALTEB 43 15:21.62 1 BILL, IDIABO 1 EIFiL. IIUIAB 40 49. IS 70 6.21 2 BXPBL, HILLIAB 70 31.96 2 lOTT, FETEI 2 FABTIIBGE. FBllIF 42 3B.6B 72 5.90 3 TBEl, BAEL 74 29.34 DIVISION IB 3 TALLI, nlU 42 31.54 H HILLS, CLAUDE 70 2B.52 OITISIOI ITI 3r^-BCEIIIA. BBIAI 42 1 CUBIXS, CASS 49 11:55.5 27.3a S TOaPBXiS, CiBXSTCPNB 73 26.34 6 GAINES, JEREaiAK 71 26.38 OITISIOI IB 1 TICBAIIS. AtkCIlS 77 DIVISION XIB 6.70 tllVISION 1V8 1 TBOBET, TXBOIII OITISIOI TA 1 CABBAB, KIN 55 11:36.00 4B 36.4« 2 JACBSCB, TBOBAS 41 2S.14 1 BOSACI. ITEIAII 1 TXCBANZS, ABNCLOS 77 22.78 3.67 2 UALTEBS, PBANA 75 '20.24 National Masters News August, 1983 page ^ OXfXSIOB XB DItXIMt 14 SKCT PUT BXIXSXOB 11 1 XOBICS, lOIBIt 66 55.96 161 DXSTIBC) t •0S4CI, ElllitI • 1 IS.a* 2 OXUOIt. JOB 6 66 61.66 1 BialXI. BUI111 42 10(46.0 3 BlBXltOB, taill 67 36.16 OXIXSXOI 01 UBX6S 6 tBOBBX. TXBOIBI 66 36.12 1 loiT. aiiiixi 32 6.OS OXIXSZOI xi 2 tivciii, ikLiic ai 15.30 BlfXSXOB XXI 2 Ull. JO 32 4.19 1 BISJliBXIS, CBlBli: 10(16.6 10(23.1 1 OLMI. lEOBlIB 51 61.66 DXIXSXOI XI UOXES 2 CBBZXS. CISS iicN junt 161 HEISIT BXIXSXOI xxa t IXIBSXIl. lUtlXI 42 6.79 BXIXSZOB ZU X cizpToi, mix 41 5.51 DXIISXOI 01 UDXIS 1 BBBOIIIICI, UCBlIt 56 61.10 1 VXUXIBS, OB 53 10(33.0 2 JOCOI, JOCX 57 27.62 DXIXSXOI XI UBXIS 2 Blllll. STIBlBt 53 10(49.3 1 I15CIII1, Pill 36 1.52 2 cuii. aippii 35 1.42 BXIXSXOI XXXI 1 CXBBllXCE. 1161 66 6.77 2 III. ISSXI 45 6.62 BZIISlOB XXB DIIXSIOI 11 UDXIS SXHBCIS, riOIG 60 45.26 OXIXSZOI XXl HBXIS 1 ciaiii. Ill 59 10(12.6 lOIOCIEIi. GOiOCI 64 42.11 1.21 2 GBIEI. UCaiBB 96 11(03.9 1 IX8ISTI1, IDDIEI 43 sxxiEi, riEo 63 31.66 41 1.06 3 BOUOII. C1SPI6 59 2 CUPIOi. tOMX IIIIXS. 001 60 29.26 1 JOCOI. EltXI 56 7.67 11(26.3 4 IBCIIBSII. OlIXB 55 lOLL, DCIILO 66 25.60 11(56.1 DIIXSIOI 01 BXIZSZOB ZXB HBXIS 44««•««««. plIXSXOI XXXB BXIXSXOB xxu 1 COU. 101 31 1.62 1 BOIHBB. BBBBXCB 56 9.37 2 lUCi. IIII 34 1.57 1 JOHllllSBItEI. CllkllS 65 35.C6 1 iiisoi. iniii 60 11(17.9 3 Oil. JOIl 33 1.57 BXIZSZOB Zll UBXIS 2 EOUIll, EIRO 69 20.94 2 BIBSEI. MBIIB 62 4 SlllIO. lOMllO 34 1.57 11(19.5 3 IXBXT. BIO 62 12(43.4 lITIIISPOOl, 11X11 30 111 72 5.52 DXIXSXOI XII 1 OBtlB. DIIU 4 UPP. PUU 61 13(06.5 5 lUTB. I1BBZ6G1 60 13(59.6 DXIXSXOI 01 1 tiPBi. uxuiia 70 20.20 BITXSZOB 01 2 TOHPXIIS. ClilStCIU 73 27.44 1 ' PDIDDi, lOlllD 35 1.95 3 PlIIlXOCl. PIllIP 73 26.66 1 4BXTE. UBBI 32 13.6S BZIZSZOB ZZZB 35 2 UCIIIII, lllll 1.72 4 mis. CUUDl 70 25.96 2 OfBBIOI. Jiais 33 12.01 3S 1.52 3 lOllXI. DOSTI 5 DOIIIB, IXllXEl 72 25.36 3 COU. BOB 31 11.95 1 BOOBS, JOBB 69 12(06.6 3S 1.52 3 ICIIOXB. JIB IS 6 TUX, 1111 74 25.10 4 caioixcB. iBuci 30 9.03 S UUS. JOIl 37 1.47 OXIXSXOI III BXIXSXOI 01 OIIISIOI 11 oiiisioi x«i 1 IlLIEIS, rillE 75 16.51 1 Biixiii. mil 39 11.94 71 13(00.8 1 11X11. II. 43 1.67 2 IICBIIIS, IIIOIBS 1 kiae, CHEI-L316 .77 16.02 2 JOBIS10I, PBIB 37 10.63 1 ZDUI. IDIIBD 44 1.67 2 BOIL, 8CB 71 14:04.3 3 BX16CBX. TCBI 36 10.54 3 lllll, 6X11 42 1.37 OXIXSXOI II 6 ICEBOIB, JIBES 36 10.61 DXIISXOI II 1 IXTCBII. llLlle 61 OXIXSXOI III 16.00 BXIZSZOB XI 2 BOSICI. XIEIiXT 61 12.36 1 IIXTI, S16BI 45 1.67 1 611616. ED 75 12:23.4 1 Bill. IB616B 60 13.H 1 UlCEirilD. ICI 47 1.67 2 nil, BIIOI 75 13:46.1 2 PBITT. UBBf 41 13.65 3 eiuoii. JOIl 4a 1.52 lose Juar 3 llBBXIOrOB. BZCBllt 62 11.20 16E OXStlBCE 11.11 DXIXSXOI. 1X1 6 11111. Bill 42 5 BCIIIBl. B6I1I 42 11.09 BXIXSIOI 01 UOllS 1 coiiiiin. JCSI SO 1.47 BXIXSXOB XB 2 ClSEll. DIEBEI 51 1.42 1 1061. 6EL16ti 32 6. CO 3 J0B4SCI, ClllllCt 52 1.37 2 HIE. JO 32 3.77 1 SCBBXIIX. PBXIXP 67 11.10 IRXPIB JOB! 2 BOU. Bllll 69 10.12 101 DXSTIICE 4 OUOI, 11011IE 51 1.32 BXIXSXOI 01 UBllS 3 TioBii. ixaoiii 46 10.06 5 BlUSTICI. EIIC 51 1.26 6 jicisoB. raoais 46 9.53 I IISCBIII. Pill 36 5.29 DXIXSXOI 06 UOIIS 5 Biirsiii. lasix 46 7.66 OIIISXOI III BXIXSXOI XI LIBIES 1 RlSCRRll. PIXl 36 11.20 1 Jocoi.'JOCK 57 1.32 BXIXSXOB XU 2 imis. loiEli 59 1.26 1 IXlBStll. IBEIXX 62 6.27 ? out. poiuo 55 1.11 1 OlSOl, LEOllkD 51 14.06 DXIXSXOI XI UBXIS BXIXSXOB 01 2 riioiDcirii. ciiic! 51 12.90 OXIXSXOI XIII 3 CISIXI. DBIBXI 51 11.36 1 CIZPTCI, toil S.77 1^ lOBIBSOI. SHE 3.1 62 69 4 lEMICI. DllUXI 54 10.56 2 IXIIEISI0C6, IIXXI 30 6.61 1 BOKOI. 100. 62 1.47 3 IIBSOIS, JIBES 33 5.66 2 sxBaois, no ID 60 1.42 DXIXSXOI XXB DXIXSXOI 111 LlbllS 6 lUCE. XI16 36 5.55 3 JIIBIBS, BlCUiO 61 1.21 SILIXO. lOlllB 36 4 BOU. OCllU 64 1.21 1 LEIT3. Jill 56 11.54 1 OBTSI, DIIU 72 3*43 2 SI1I6B16. 106111 56 10.54 BXIXSXOI 06 DIIISI04 IXIB 3 PITHS. I06EI1 59 9.55 BXIXSIOI 01 1 IXIIS. JOIl 37 6.01 6 iiBit, oca 55 9.21 1 JOHIBUSBIIEI, CIIELIS 65 1.26 2 TITIS. 6XUX1B 37 5.26 1 ITZBIISPCCI. IIXTI 30 13.9S 2 riCBl,. BIT. 65 1.26 3 BCCII. ULfB 39 5.02 OXIXSXOI XXXI 2 lUCl. XIII 34 11.47 3 BIO. IIUL 69 1.06 3 SUIXO, lOllXB ' 34 9.91 BIIXSXPI XI DIIISXOI l9l 1 SXBBOBS. no ID 60 14.67 fM.*4l4M4.l» 2 TIOOIIII. 1 1 JIBES. JOBS 46 5.26 62 14.00 3 OIXTEI. PUB DXIXSXOI 01 1 IXPBL. 9111111 70 1.26 2 EUXS. OlIE 63 5.21 63 12.92 6 IITTXCI. sue 2 Bills. CUUDl 70 1.21 3 BlIIXS, rUBSIXCE 66 5.CI 62 12.66 1 LXUS. JDIL 37 16.59 3 TUX. Bill 74 1.21 5 COUBIB. 6X11X16 66 12.26 2 Sllll. PIUII 39 10.C7 4 DOIIli, imxii 72 1.15 OXIXSXOI XB 6 PXIBSOI. 611111 60 10.65 5 TOBIBIBS, CllXltCfll 73 1.19 1 IBXtE. SlaiT 65 5.56 BXIXSXOI XXXB OXIXSZOI XI DIflSIOl Ift 2 CXLBOBB. JOB! 66 4.16 3 BIBXLXOI. IBSTX 47 1 OOOSS. 6BB61I 66 13.06 6.55 CBOIll, TBOBIS 40 11. «S 1 TicBiiis. aiicloa 71 2 JOBiiiisaiiii. ciiiiis 65 10.65 1.11 rXCIIB, 106X1 40 16.49 OXIXSXOI XXl 3 iiaiis. iiis 65 9.64 lOUIB. I1601E 43 9.77 Difisxoi n 6 USIX. sill 66 6.69 11UI. IIU 42 9.33 1 IIBEBS, IBBOlr 51 5.67 1 PIICIM. ItLIIC 61 1.M 2 COUIIITB. JCSI 50 5.22 BXIXSZOB XII 3 SCILIOEl, IBll 53 5.16 BXIXSZOB XI 6 cou. am 56 4.67 1 EZfll. 6XUX1B 76 10.67 5 JOBBSOI. CLIIIICS 52 6.62 JlXILX* 2 TBU, IIBI 76 9.65 IBITl. SUIT 45 12.14 16E BXSTIIC 3 TOBPIXBS. CBiXSTCIII 73 9.57 UBllICI. IBSTT 47 9.45 BXIXIXOB XXB 6 PIBTIXBGI. pBXlXf 72 6.91 OlflSIOK Oi UDIIS IXCEEll. BBBLX 56 6.76 OXIXSZOI ZIB I lUlT. IXtillXi 32 22.Ci JOCOI. JOCB 57 4.63 aiBBXS. OSCll 59 4.62 DXIXSXOI XXl 1 TZCBIIXS. IIICXSS 77 10.60 DItXSI.OI II UOKX JOBBIB., 6X11X16 57 4.65 CStB. BIBBX 56 6.66 DXIXSXOI II 1 EIDERS. IDDOXf 51 11.04 I OOlXOI, OOlOlll 1«.<6 liars. juB SB 6.62 2 COU. 6X11 54 10.25 BlBtXB. JCBB 55 6.03 3 SCI1I611. Pill 53 10.01 1 ibslCI. EIIBITT 61 6.62 OBII. BOBHB 55 2.U 4 lUTIirUB. XBCSlS 53 4*90 DXIIIXOI 1X1 Ll«IXt BXIXSXOB XXXI t CIMXCIIII, tCIIli 52 15.10 3000 61T1IS 2 JOCOl. KltlX 56 13.22 DXIISXOI XXB 1 JIIEXBS. BICIIIB 61 4.31 IGl TXBE 2 ClIBEB, 6X11X1B 63 6.06 OXIXSXOI IXi USXI9 1 ixcBiii. niu 56 9.40 DXIXSXOI 01 UBllS BXIXSZOB IXXl 2 6BTB. UBII 56 9.49 1 loixiii, uiixci Si 23.M 1 LIBPESXS. Cllllllll 31 3 1011. CCIllS 66 3.96 11:06.3 BXtXSXOI 01 OXIXSXOI 01 UBllS BXIXSXOI XXU DXIXSXOI IXIB 1 conof. loiiit 33 12.66 1 BOOBI, IIBI 36 11:19.6 1 C1UI6. MXLIXII 63 4.40 2 PI1.LIIIII. Stifll 31 SI.10 1 JOBikBisaiiBi. ciiiixs 65 4.51 2 lOUOII. Bill 39 12:53.7 2 R8U, DCIIU 64 8.54 3 niltis, Dlllll. 32 67.C6 2 rxcii. Rii 65 6.16 3 lOOSTOI. 6tGI 35 13:06.5 « eiuii. B006 30 63.66 3 USIX. STH 66 3.55 6 UBB. 01066X1 36 13:21.6 S lonaci. siixiiB 32 36.66 4 BIO. tlBl 65 3.66 DXIISXOI XXXB BXIXSZOB 01 BXfXSlOl 01 BXIXSZOB Zll 1 PICIl. 611 65 4.49 1 BBXIII. JIBBS 33 JOBBSIOl, rilB 37 6B.32 9(11.9 2 110. PlUl 69 4.45 1 GIXBIS. JUIBlia 71 4.09 2 niZB. UBII I03BT. IXlLIli 31 66.60 30 9(16.9 * mu. C11U91 70 4.00 3 lOOBlXIP. Bill ICKlOta. JMII 36 36.66 30 9(27.2 3 Tail. Biai 74 3.74 4 B16IZIS. IXIIXIB uus. joit 37 37.62 36 10(06.3 DXIISXOI 111 4 TOBIBIBS. CBillTCikt 73 3.37 ,5 BXiaCBX. TOBl 3i 35.66 BBOIBBITIB. CCIBI 32 10(06.3 BXIZSZOB ZIB 1 RILIS, CllUDE 70 4.51 BXIXSXOI XI DXIZSZOI 06 : Tiex. lui 74 4. IS 1 TZCBIBZS. IBBCUS 77 2.60 1 BILL. IBBIIB «0 56.66 JOIIS. 611U1 35 l(M.3 2 IllZIBB. raiBB 2 BIBSOI, CUBB • 0 61.66 75 2.01 liaSBB. 61X61 37 9(09.6 3 aiiaxi. ruaiixci •• 36.36 COriBBB. STBIBII 36 10(16.9 SXIXSXOK II • JIHB, JOBB •6 33.56 BXIZSZOB II PBBSl. IIPIII 3S 11(51.3 S UBCISTIB, 111X11 *3 33.31 ClITZB. tBOaiS 37 661 1 PXICE31. itlXIC e I 4.04 1 IZtCBIB. IBIXBO 61 2.64 page 30 National Masters News August, 19B3 Tiriple JunD WEIGHT PENTATHLON 10.CCO Bi;(> iu« 30-34 Tilt G. Twilligear, 32 36'4i" SHOT PUT HAMMER DISCUS JAVELIN 35 LB WT K. Jemigan, 31 34'4i" TOT 35-39 OXflSlOM OIEK L 45-49 440 (MEN) 9 55-59 50-54 45-49 tac sotiheastern K Winn 4:47.9 30-34 Birmingham TC 5:12.2 A Clark 16*2" H Davenport 11*0" CHAMPIONSHIPS L Fuselier 5:02.3 D Thiel 50.7 1 60-64 G Seifert 16*0" R Hamilton 9*6" June 11, 1983 V Voight 5:08.6 W Smith 51.1 Birmingham TC 5:59.5 N Revon 15*11 DISCUS (MEN) Aft. fltvrA 50-54 100 (MEN) B Hicks 52.5 4 X 440 (WOMEN) T Bartenfeldl5*2 30-34 52.8 J Schriber 4:58.8 30-34 G Marcantel 30-39 55-59 L Foster 126*0" B Gross 5:19.4 w Hardy 9.8 35-39 Birmingham TC 6:07.1 E Schuler 16*10 W Anderson 115*9!}" 51.8 J Fuselier 5:22.6 J Sincere 10.0 G Carr 40-49 B Diprano 14 * 91} J Accardi 93*2" 52.0 D Shoup 5:23.4 A Gibson 10.0 M Kelly Birmingham TC 7:16.0 60-64 35-39 55; 5 55-59 D Thiel 10.2 R Wood Sprint MEDLEY (HEN) D Hull 13*11} P Martinez 120*2" Liles 60.8 K Carman 5:05.5 L Jones 10.2 J 30-39 65-69 T Bianchi 118*7" J Petroline 5:55.4 35-39 40-44 Louisiana LTC 3:42.2 J Eklund 7*101} C Polhamus 78*11" Stanford 53.1 G English 5:55.7 J Young 10.3 R Atlanta TC 3:46.6 70-74 J Grider 58*4" 11 Johnson 5:57.4 H Puriton 10.4 R Ficker 53.3 Birmingham TC 4:01.8 C Tompkins 11*11 40-44 60-64 J Dunn 10.8 V Bell 54.8 40-49 LONG JUMP E Hill 144*2" C Lewis 6:41.0 J Grider 11.1 Potomac Val 3:59.8 (WOMEN) F Galbraith 114*10" P Curry 6:56.9 40-44 Atlanta TC 4:02.9 30-39 H Valle 109*5" 65-69 R Stanforc 10.4 Birmingham TC 4:18.9 P Raschker 17 * 51} L Boots 92 *51}" 45-49 W McRoy 6:56.9 V Bell 10.7 R Summerlin 55.1 50-54 L Aldrich 11*41} 45-49 M Miller 8:23.3 F Galbraith 11.1 Atlanta TC 4:23.0 M Grider 10*3" H Davenport 109*3" C Wiraberly 58.1 ONE MILE (WOMEN) F Palmer 11.3 Birmingham TC 4:39.8 40-49 T Twomey 99*6" J Branc)i 66.9 30-39 45-49 Atlanta TC 4:58.9 S Smith 15*1" J Gilmore 96*6" 50-54 S Houlton 5:25.4 R Summerlin 11.2 55-59 G Richards 12*4" 50-54 L Blount 56.9 J Seward 5:37.7 J Unstell 11.6 G Seifert 62.5 Birmingham TC 5:38.3 TRIPLE JUMP MEN D Gaskin 121*8" L Aldrich 6:18.2 P Reeder 11.8 T Taylor 65.1 60-64 30-34 H Darlingtonl01"4" J Branch 13.6 L Trubey 95*5" C Jones 65.6 Birmingham TC 5:45.6 J Jones 39*9" 50-54 L Vollmer 35*10" T Bartenfeld 92"1° 55-59 40-49 SPRINT MEDLEY (WOMEN) L Pratt 11.3 V Spaulding 73.6 .0 Hein 6:25.8 30-39 W Smith 33*8" 55-59 A Clark 11.6 60-64 C Howard 7:20.8 Atlanta TC 4:49.8 35-39 B Daprano 85*2" B Wilson 11.7 D Hull 72.2 C Clark 7:23.2 Birmingham TC 5:47.7 K Brauman 41*31}" D Hull 73*10" J Bethea 12.0 P Curry 84.6 50-59 40-49 R Wood 37*11" 60-64 55-59 65-69 N South 8:21.4 Birmingham TC 6:54.7 J Liles 34*8° F Simmons 136*1" E Schuler 11.5 F Finger 64.3 F Smith 8:25.4 P Martinez 31*4" G Nordgren 126*0" D Hall 13.0 J Sponseller66.3 THREE MILE (MEN) FIELD EVENTS 40-44 D Hull 96*1" J Grey 14.1 H McRoy 87.1 30-34 R Ficker 34*3" 65-69 60-64 J Eklund 90.0 J Donovan 15:59.5 45-49 J Eklund 57*1" D Hull 12.8 440 (WOMEN) J Cash 16:05.3 S White 36*61}" 70-74 65-69 50-39 F Haberle 16:47.0 R Hamilton 32*5" C Tompkins 93*3%" HAMMER THROW J Sponseller 13.3 P Rasc)i)cer 62.2 35-39 M Hamilton 28*9" R Schanzle 85'!}" 30-34 H Miller 15.1 L Aldrich 98.8 W Vaughan 19:50.4 50-54 W Dunham 76*61}" R Sabbatine 143'11" J Eklund 16.1 40-49 40-44 T Bartenfeld31* 5 DISCUS (WOMEN) W Anderson 110'6" 30-39 70-74 D Oorion 75.8 M Looney 15:08.8 G Seifert 30*5" P Henson 86*9" C Tompkins 15.5 O Hein 77.2 A Pilling 15:12.5 L Foster 93'9>s" 60-64 35-39 C Kaiser 67*1" C Claric 94.3 A Williams 15:15.3 D Hull 27*4" P Martinez 127*1" B Harris 63*5" ICQ (WOMEN) 50-59 E Whitt 17:03.9 T Bianchi 122*9" 30-39 F Smith 1:43,8 45-49 M Grider 48*8" J Grider 58*7" 40-49 P Raschker 11.5 N South 1:47.9 K Winn 15:16.9 40-44 S Smith 75*11" C Ozah 14.3 880(MEN) L Fuselier 16:32.9 120 HH (MEN) E Hill 151*7%" D Dorion 57*10" M Grider 15.0 30-34 C Hill 17:51.3 30-34 M Valle lll*2li" 40-49 M Bnbler 1:57.7 50-54 J Brasell 14.6 C Clark 37 *2%" L Boots 68*71:" 50-59 S Smith 13.3 D Harris 1:58.1 B Gross 17:57.2 J Davis 14.7 45-49 G Richards 13.7 B Hans 1:58.8 D Shoup 18:43.8 A Lipscomb 15.6 M Schanzle 45*10%' SHOT PUT (HEN) 50-59 h Harrison 1:59.9 W Culpepperl8:55.2 T Twomey 127*9" 35-39 M Hamilton 50*1" 30-34 F Smith 20.1 35-39 H Bernard 19:02.4 M Kelly 14.7 50-54 W Anderson 43*7" E Daw 1:57.7 55-59 B Willis 18.7 D Gaskin 124*7" J Accardi 40*11" 220 (MEN) G Carr 1:58.1 G English 18:24.1 40-44 T Taylor 62*0" L Foster 35*7" 30-34 J Irwin 2:03.8 J Petrolinel9:12.1 B Utley 20.3 R Harris 55*7" 35-39 \ D Thiel 22.8 S Hagar 2:04.2 P Gross 19:18.9 45-49 60-64 T Bianchi 3^4*5" J Sincere 23.2 40-44 60-64 J Gilmore 19.0 D Hull 93*4" J Tunstell 20.1 P Martinez 31*11" A Gibson 23.3 A McDaniel 2:05.9 C Lewis 21:17.0 70-74 G Marcantel 23.7 J Brocksmith2:14.2 P Curry 21:17.8 50-54 R Schanzle 70*1" L Pratt 15.9 35-39 S Arthur 2:17.0 65-69 HIGH JUMP (MEN) 60-64 M Puritan 23.3 J Steele 2:18.5 W McRoy 22:58.7 30-34 D Hull 22.6 J Dunn 24.4 45-49 M Miller 26:12.5 40-44 W Smith 6*2* 70-74 J Liles 24.9 B Bowling 2:08.5 J Eklund 27:30.1 E Hill 47*6" J Jones 5*10" C Tompkins 30.6 K Kelly 26.4 C Wimtierly 2:09.6 70-74 M Valle 38*6" 120nH (WOMEN) K Winn 2:14.8 OH Poole 25:16.1 J Brasell 5*8" L Boots 28*3" 30-39 50-54 THREE MILE (WOMEN) L Foster 5*6" 45-49 P Raschker 15.6 40-44 L Blount 2:08.8 30-39 35-39 T Twomey 34*9" 40-49 R Stanford 23.7 J Fuselier 2:26.7 L Aldrich 22:58.3 R Purdum 6*5" M Hamilton 22*4" G Richards 20.1 V Bell 24.2 S Daniel 2:27.9 40-49 M Muxton 5*10" 50-54 330 IH (MEN) R Ficker 24.5 B Whitsitt 2:31.4 N Parker 18:21.7 C Polhamus 5*6" C Donlon 40*81}" 30-34 F Palmer 25.5 55-59 C Howard 23:00.5 J Liles 5*2" D Gaskin 39*8" J Brasell 41.4 45-49 40-44 H Darlington H Johnson 2:34.3 50-59 A Lipscomb 44.1 3 White 24.4 N South 26:35.7 O Thompson 5*0" 38*1" V Spaulding2:39.5 J Davis 44.3 R Summerlin 24.8 4 X 100 (MEN) 45-49 R Revon 33*4%" G English 2:43.3 B Dawkins 49.1 J Tunstell 26.4 S White 5*6" 60-64 P Cross 2:57.2 31F31 35-39 30.3 J Gilmore 5*0" F Simmons 49*0" 3 Branch Lousiana LTC 44.4 M Kelly 38.6 50-54 P Reeder 4*2" D Hull 31*2" Atlanta TC 44.8 S Hagar 41.2 L Pratt 25.6 50-54 C Strong 29*10° 60-64 Blazers 46.7 B Willis 48.4 B Wilson 26.7 G Seifert 5*4" 65-69 P Curry 3:06.8 Birmingham TC 50.3 40-44 A Clark 4*8" J Bethea 27.0 65-69 40-44 B Utley 49.7 J Eklund 26*6" G Seifert 27.3 60-64 70-74 F Finger 2:31.1 Potomac Val 46.3 50-54 D Hull 4*0" 55-59 J Sponseller2:34.0 Atlanta TC 48.8 H Darlington C Tompkins 32*5" W Ray 3*8" R Schanzle 29*9" B Schuler 26.5 W McUoy 3:14.0 Birmingham TC 53.6 61.2 B Deprano 26.9 70-74 SHOT PUT (WOMEN) J F.klund 3:33.2 Birmingham TC 54.6 330 IH (WOMEN) Hall 29.0 W Dunham 3*10" P Henson 28 *11%" 0 70-74 30-39 29.2 C Tompkins 3*8" C Kyser 23*6" L Trubey' OB Poole 3:34.1 P Raschker 52.9 HIGH JUMP (WOMEN) B Harris 21*9%" 60-64 880 (WOMEN) H Pierson 28.3 30-39 40-49 S Houlton 2:22.3 50-54 28.6 P Raschker 5*0" S Smith 27*8%" D Hull J Seward 2:26.1 Birmingham TC 54.8 H Ray 36.5 40-49 Birmingham Track Club 406 50-59 T Martin 2:42.6 55-59 65-69 S Smith 4*0" Atlanta Track Club 405 M Schanzle 15*5%" 40-49 Birmingham TC 68.5 J Sponseller29.5 O Hein 2:50.7 G Richards 3*10" iK)uisiana Lightning TCV35 60-64 W McRoy 37.0 LONG JUMP (MEN) West Florida Y PENTATHLON (MEN) D Dorion 2:57.7 Birmingham TC 67.1 J Eklund 37.7 30-34 Charleston Track Club 50-59 4 X 100 (WOMEN) 70-74 F Smith 3:43.7 W Smith 21*1" Philadelphia Masters 30-34 30-39 Greenville Track Club 0 B Poole 38.2 N South 3:48.5 L Vollmer 20*10lj" K Taylor 2511 Birmingham TC 67.5 St Louis Kangaroos TC ONE MILE (HEN) - A Lipscomb 2483 40-49 220 (WOMEN) Charlotte Track Club B Dawkins 2385 30-34 Birmingham TC 81.1 30-39 Potomac Valley Seniors L Foster 1989 L Harrison 4:26.7 4 X 440 (MEN) W Curry 20*1" P Raschker 26.0 35-39 B Hans 4:34.4 30-3^1 J Jones 19*4" J Seward 30.1 L Hlllis 4:40.3 J Liles 2225 C Ozah 32.4 Louisiana LTC 3:32.8 35-39 J Donovan 4:44.8 C Polhamus 1674 B Whitt 32.8 Team Kangaroos3:39.4 J Liles 19*9" 35-39 POLE VAULT (MEN) 45-49 40-49 Louisiana LTC 3:40.8 R Wood 18"llis P Rogers 4:38.0 30-34 J Gilmore 2135 S Smith 30.6 Birmingham TC 3:55.9 C Polhamus 18*3" 50-54 D Mlcale 4:39.2 40-44 A Bourgeouis 10"0* G Richards 32.5 D Burkett 18*1" A Clark 1734 J Irwin 4:44.2 Atlanta TC 4:00.0 40-44 35-39 D Dorion 33.7 T Bartenfeldl492 G McWaters 4:48.^ Birmingham TC 4:12.7 C Polhamus 14*0* O Hein 35.0 G Graham 16*41$ 55-59 40-44 45-49 45-49 R Wood 12*0" 50-59 B Daprano 1551 E Looney 4:37.7 B Willis 10*6" F Smith 44.8 Birmingham TC 4:35.2 S White 18*4«s 60-64 A Pilling 4:40.2 Atlanta TC 5:02.9 J Gilmore 17*11 L Lofton 9*0" 60-69 A Williams 4:45.0 D Hull 1049 R Tomassini 42.7 50-54 P Reeder 16'4ij R Bliss 5:00.7 Atlanta TC 4:32.8 H Hamiltoi» 14'8>i page 32 Natibnal Masters News August, 1983 "P.IPLE JUMP (WOMEN) OLD TIMERS TRACK MEET DASH 30-39 A. Ford, Jr. 50.63 - A. Hill, Jr. 52.21 - T. Jenkins 55.44 June 11, 1983 .^p^e^ p Raschker 33*11)5". West Palm Beach, Florida 30-34 D. Ramirez 1:02.37 - T. Loudaros 1:08.50 JAVELIN (MEN) Men's Events 35-39 D. Black 1:01.64 - R. Albright 1:01.83 - G. Salfelder 1:06.55 40-44 30-34 Slior PUT W. DeYoung 56.29* - D. Compton 59.65 - J. Edwards 1:06.97 L Foster 140'll)i" Open Mason 50'3" - A. Ford, Jr. 45'2-l/2" - F. Valdes 43'2" 45-49 B. Porter 58.33* W Anderson 131'l)i" 30-34 Lee 46'4" - W. Watson 36'4-l/2" - S. Bowen 32'3" 50-54 D. Gilman 1:03.97* - B. Cramp 1:07.19 35-39 35-39 Robertshaw 38'1" - F. Fressler 36'9" - D. Conover 32'4" 55-59 B. Downey 1:11.02* P Martinez 169*10" 40-44 Green 38'4" - J. Russell 36'10" - J. Manning 31'1" 60-64 B. Scoville 1:-13.09 R Schell 157'4%" 50-54 Cooper 39'9" - K. Foose 27'4" - P. Gaulden 24'9" T Bianchi 125*3" 55-59 Carter 34'8"* J Liles 122*3)1" 60-64 Knapp 32'l/2" - B. Scoville 29'9" 40-44 65-69 Heard 46'1"* - J. Lleb 40'3" - J. Russell 31'1" 880y RUN E Hill 175*0" JAVELIN Open W. Tyler 2:03 - D. Lenz 2:04 - B. Jones 2:05 Thompson 132*11" Open Gammons 177'8" - F. Valdes 148'11" - L. Staley 123'2" 30-34 G. O'Connor 2:15 - D. Ramirez 2:23 M Valle 127*4)}" 30-34 Lee 114'8" - S. Bowen 100'8" 35-39 J. Whitehead 2:17** - T. Farris 2:18 L Boots 111*6" 35-39 Conover 124'2" - G. Turenne 122'8" - A. Robertshaw 120'2" 40-44 J. Edwards 2:25 - C. Reetz 2:30 - D. Compton 2:40 45-49 40-44 Manning 147'9"* - G. Green 122'11" 45-49 B. Middlebush 2:31 J Gilmore 150*5)}" 50-54 Cooper 133'7" - P. Gaulden 80'5" - J. Archbold 68'1" 50-54 B. Cramp 2:44 - P. Gaulden 2:49 - J. Archbold 2:50 Twomey 123*1)}" 60-64 Knapp 61'3" - B. Scoville 58'10" 55-59 G. Virgin 2:50* Hamilton 115*4" 65-69 Stevens 70'10" - J. Lieb 58'10" 60-64 B. Scoville 3:01* - R. Mohr 3:04 50-54 DISCUS Open Mason 135'8" - D. Gamnons 117'7-l/2" - F. Valdes 117'3-l/2" J Shields 156*8)}" 880y RUN 30-34 Lee 110'5-3/4" - S. Bowen 66'4" N Revon 134*10" 30-39 P. Kadis 2:51* 35-39 Fressler 99'5" - D. Conover 95'10" - D. Dickey 59'7-l/2" J Bethea 112*10" 40-49 A. Hudson 2:49* A. Purkey 3:26 40-44 Green 126'1"* - J. Russell 107'5" - J. Manning 81'4-l/2" 55-59 MILE RUN 45-49 Tucker 86'3-1/2" - G. Freyer 62'8" B Diprano 109*6" 30-39 P. Kadis 6:01* 50-54 Cooper 115'1-3/4" - K. Foose 67'3-3/4" - R. Rowland 66'5-3/4" English 61*)}" 40-49 A. Hudson 6:11* A. Purkey 7:32 55-59 Spaulding 48*3)}" Carter 92'9-l/4"* - B. Downey 80'3-3/4" - J. McCoy 50'8-l/2" 50&over W. Sadler 10:33 60-64 60-64 Knapp 80'4-3/4" - B. Scoville 76'6-l/2" Simmons 143*1" 65-69 Heard 125'7-l/2"* - J. Lieb 96'3-l/4" - J. Russell 86'6" Nordgren 139'4^»' yMJ JUMP p. Kadis 13:18* Hull 78*3)}" Ford, Jr. 21'9-l/4" - L. Staley 21'0" - P. Vickers 20'5-l/4" 40-49 A. Hudson 13:36* - A. Purkey 16:43 30-34 65-69 Griffieth 18'2-l/4" - H. Watson 18'l-l/2" - J Eklund 51*2)}" Loudaros 16*4-1/2" 15-39 Relays 70-74 Christie 17'0" - D. Conover 15'1" - E. Martin 15'0" 40-44 Green 17*5-1/4"* - J. Whelan 16*5" - J. Manning 12*6-1/4" C Tompkins 97*7" 50-54 Cooper 14*4" - B. Cramp 14*2" - J. Archbold 12*5" W Dunham 81*2" .110 55-59 Downey 14*9-1/4"* - J. McCoy 11*10-1/2" 3^1over Palm Beach Track & Field 49.3* R Schanzle 79*5)}" 60-64 (DeYoung - Butler - Albright Green) JAVELIN (WOMEN) Scoville 13'll-l/2"* 65-69 30-39 Stevens 11*3-1/2" P Henson 84*5" Hiai JUMP C Kaiser 61*3)}" Open Weaver 5*8" L. Washington 5'8" - D. Gammons 5'6" Palm Beach Track & Field 4:04.78* M Grider 49')}" 30-34 Watson 4'8" (Compton - Albright - Butler - DeYoung; B Harris 46*1)}" 35-39 Fressler 5'4" - A. Robertshaw 4 10" - T. Christie 4*10" 40-44 40-49 Russell 5'2"* - G. Green 5'0" S Smith 45-49 Porter 4*11" - T. Tucker 4'7" 50-54 Gentry 4'11" MILE RUN G Richards Open P. McGovern 4:28 - M. Blaney 4:34 60-64 Scoville 3*10" D. Lenz 4:3^, C Howard 46*1" 30-34 D. Ramirez 5:21 - T. Loudaros 5:42 D Dorion POLE VAULT 35-39 J. Whitehead 5:07 - L. Rose 5:07.5 - D. Black 5:12 Open L. Washington 11'0" - J. Calix 10' - F. Valdes 9' 40-44 J. Edwards 5:06* - D. Compton 5:24 - J. Kudybe 5:49 30-34 S. Bowen 7' 3" 45-49 B. Middlebush 5:38 - G. Freyer 6:27 40-44 J. Butler 11'0"* 50-54 P. Gaulden 6:10 - J. Archbold 6:53 - K. Pooae 7:43 50-54 B. Gentry 7*10" 55-59 J. McCoy 5:15* - G. Virgin 6:15 60-64 B. Scoville 7*3"* 60-64 B. Scoville 6:32 65-69 M. Quackenboss 6:24* Open Staley 15.27 - R. Weaver 16.10 - J. Wilson 16.14 (39") 30-34 Scholl 18.20 (39") 35-39 TWO MILE Christie 19.25* - F. Fressler 21.94 Open P. McGovern 9:48* - M. Blaney 9:51 - D. Jenz 9:56 (36") 40-44 Butler 19.48* - D. Compton 20.13 (42") 45-49 35-39 L. Rose 10:44 - G. O'Connor 11:22 - F. Fressler 11:34 WEST PENN OPEN S MASTERS Porter 16.55*** - (30") G. Freyer - 31.97 40-44 J. Kudyba 12:06* - J. Edwards 12:34 - J. Whelan 14:27 (33") 50-54 WASHINGTON, PENN. Gentry 19.77 45-49 G. Freyer 15:34 (33") 55-59 Downey 21.27 JTINE 11, 1983 50-54 P. Gaulden 14:09 - K. Foose 17:01 (30") 60-64 Scoville 20.86* W30-39 55-59 J. McCoy 11:46* 100m Debi Page 31 WP 16.3 60-64 B. Scoville 14:52 Staley 41.02 - R. Weaver 43.59 - J. Woodson 44.63 65-69 M. Quackenbos 13:10* 200m Page 31 WP 33.1 (36") 30-34 Loudaros 1:01.05 SP Sue Kline 35 WP 17'11" (36") 35-39 Christie 48.95* W40-49 (33") 40-44 Compton 50.91 1600m Linda Ehle 41 WashRR (33") 45-49 Freyer 1:18(20 7:56 (30") 50-54 Gentry 51.49* Team: West Penn 15; WRR 5 (30") 55-59 Domiey 56.05* Women's Events M30-39 (30") 60-64 Scoville 53.88* llOHH (39") lOOy DASH SHOT PUT Dave Morgan 35 OTH 18.84 Open Hill, Jr. 9.77 - I. Drisdom 10.03 - A. Ford, Jr. 10.05 Open M. Mylott 24'5-1/2"* 400IH (36") 30-34 Griffieth 10.34 - W. Watson 10.34 - D. Scholl 11.51 30-39 M. Miller 21'10"* - D. Green 17*3" Morgcin 35 OTH 1:12.9 35-39 Martin 11.62 - R. Albright 11.74 - A. Robertshaw 12.03 40-49 A. Hudson 26'2-l/2"* 100m 40-44 Green 11.11* - J. Whelan 11.13 - W. DeYoung 11.20 George Smith 38 JA • 12.11 45-49 Tucker 12.34 - B. Middlebush 13.29 - G. Freyer 13.64 53^^ M. Mylott 52'9-l/4"* - Y. Wilson 50'4-l/4* Nick Salupo 36 OIH 12.20 50-54 Gilman 12.03* - G. Gentry 12.50 - R. Cooper 12.82 30-39 D. Green 42'10"* - M. Miller 39'5-1/4* Joe Silverio 34 Un 12.44 55-59 Downey 12.66* 40-49 A. Hudson 60'5"* Alan Forney 35 WP 12.60 60-64 Scoville 13.25 JUMl ^ 15'l-l/2"* - Y. Wilson 14'5-1/4" - M. Mylott 10'4" B. Gonzalez 39 JA 12.70 65-69 Heard 13.07 Jeff Gerson 36 OTH 13.90, 220Y DASH 30-39 D. Green 7'9-3/8" 200m Open Hill, Jr. 21.53* - A. Ford, Jr. 21.74 - W. Tyler 24 84 ^ 12.02* - Y. Wilson 12.35 - M. Mylott 15.51 Salupo 36 OIH 24.89 30-34 Watson 23.96 - W. Griffieth 24.22 - D. Ramirez 27.83 Gonzalez 39 JA 26.10 35-39 Albright 26.99 - J. Whitehead 28.27 - D. Black 28.35 30-39 P. Kadis 16.00 - D. Green 17.26 - M. Miller 18.35 Forney 35 WP 26.30 40-44 DeYoung 24.64* - G. Green 25.49 - J. Whelan 25.89 40-49 A. Hudson 14.80* - A. Purkey 15.80 400m 45-49 Porter 25.73* - T. Tucker 28.98 - B. Middlebush 30.71 220y DASH Salupo 36 OTH 54.6 50-54 Sharp 28.95 - D. Gilman 29.16 - B. Cramp 30.27 Opert Y. Wilson 28.65* - K. Ford 31.43 Smith 38 JA 56.5 55-59 Downey 29.40* 40-49 A. Purkey 38.23 800m 60-64 ScovUle 31.07 440y„DASH Norm Thcmas 33 OIH 2:06.01 65-69 Heard 30.78 30-39 P. Kadis 1:18.31* Gerson 36 OIH 2:25.40 1600m Thomas 33 OIH 4:42.30 400m m Morgan 35 OTH 37'3^" M60* C. Yehnert 30 HE 4:47.93 Bob Holmes 40 WP 58.49 Hoyt 42 WP 123' JT Phillips 55 WP 4 "4" 100m F. Wetland 64 WP 15.0 Isiah McCall 33 JA 5:11.70 Ford 45 Wh.RR 67.80 Pauli 40 WP 108' Steve Shulin 32 WP 191'9" Bob Peters 59 Un 4'2" 200m Weiland 64 WP 38.26 3200 Walk 800ro Allardice 43 WP 90'2' Morgan 35 OTH 164'9" U 400m Weiland 64 WP 1:25.3 Ted Breault 45 WP 2:38 Team: West Penn 59; Wheelinc Steve Benko 30 WP 24:20.0 Kelly 30 Un 111'9" Phillips 55 WP 13'10^" m Weiland 64 WP 4'0" 5000m RR 20 m S U Weiland 64 WP 10'4" Yehnert 30 HE 16:50.43 Kline 43 WP 5'4" Morgan 35 OTH 76'5" M50-59 John Ulam 59 Un 34'10i" SP D. Batchelor 62 WP 36'3/4 McCall 33 JA 17:34.80 Rockne EJiie 47 Wh.RR 4'10" Oerson 36 OTH 60'1" 100m Peters 55 Un 32'10i" Weiland 64 WP 29'3" 4x100 SP Team: Over The Hill 70; OT JT Weiland 64 WP 49'1" OIH (Salupo, Thomas, J. Allardice 43 WP Ray Bower 59 WP 12.95 Jaguars 16; WP 11; Human Ulam 59 Un 128'2" err Weiland 64 WP 74'3" Morgan, Gerson) 49.23 Pete Hoyt 42 WP Sam Sinderson 50 WP 13.00 Eiiergy 8 Peters 59 Un 68'11" HT Batchelor 62 WP 109'6" HI EJile 47 Wh.RR Vonley Etiillipe 55 WP13.70 Discus Team: West Penn 53 Morgan 35 OTH 5'4" 35# Weight 200m tie Hoyt 42 WP Ed Sutton 51 WP 25.78 Peters 59 Un 95'8" Rick Kelly 30 Un 5'4" M40-49 FV U Jim Pauli 40 WP Bower 59 WP 28.00 400IH (33") 400m Peters 59 Un 8-0" Morgan 35 OIH 17'2i" Barry Kline 43 WP 1:05.8 DT Sutton 51 WP 59.10 iS Silverio 34 Un 16'8V' 100m ~ Allardice 43 WP 110'9" 800m Peters 59 Un 101 '11" Gonzalez 39 JA 13'10" John Ford 45 Wh.RR 13.23 Hoyt 42 WP 106'10" 35# Weight Thompson 36 Un Sinderson 50 WP 2:33.29 ii'a" 200m Pauli 40 WP 102'10" Peters 59 Un TJ 1600m 27'2i" Kline 43 WP 27.1 PV Ray Lister 55 WP 5:21.7 Morgan 35 OIH 37'1" Team: West Penn 53 Ford 45 Wh.RR 28.2 Ehle 47 Wh.RR 9'0" Sinderson 50 WP 5:46.5 National Masters News August, 1983 page 33 8dl' 'ASNOAL TSF CLASSIC 100 M DASH 50-54 WOMEN LONG JUMP ANNUAL SENIOR SPORl'S FESTIVAL :39.6 NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA Dorothy Anderson DISCUS T 8 F MEET; SEATTLE, WASH. JUNE 11-12, 1903 40-44 MEN 40-44 MEN 11.8 65-69 -WOMEN M30-34 Junp„i RliT Edens :51 .0 Johnny Edwards lC'5-1/4" 40-44 HEN Larry Schwitters 12.4 Betty Josl in Allan Muul 16'0" Allan Muul 26.31 100m . 12 « Marvin Dixon 10.6 Emil Torquato 40-44 HEN 12'a C. Stillman 10.9 36:37:9 Pio DeCano 45-49 MEN 45-49 MEN Frank Fleetham 13.3 1.500 M WALK Nate Robinson 11.1 42:08:9 Ross Eberts Don Worrall 16'2-3/4" Fred Boede 30.2^ Gilbert Dorwin 13.5 800m Karl Ege Joe Gowdy 14 '7-1/4" Don Worral1 27.44 13.5 Hector Pashell 2:21.0 Harry Cummins 50-54 MEN 50-54su-an HENnth . 7:53.4 1500m ^STTTatToH <.vA Ed Kraemer 50-54 MEN 50-54 HEN Locksley Buchanan 4:22.7 45-49 MEN Darrold Skartvedt 16'6" Don McConnaughey 36.50 Ed Kraemer 12.5 4:38.0 38:47:8 Bob MilTir 70+ WOMEN Allan Kelly l5'l-1/2" Darrold Skartvedt 26.98 Roy Saunders Larry Doering 13:07.0 3000m Helen Stout Robert Morris I2'10-l/2" 50-54 MEN Phillip Levine 11 '9-3/4" 55-59 MEN M. Saunders 9:43.0 70+ MEN 48:12:0 12.6 L. Buchanan 9:44.0 Tony Nasralla Harvey Hilliam 23.23 John Stout 12.6 G. Edwards 10:43.0 Harold Hitt 3,000 M RACEWALK 55-59 MEN Jack Fischer 13.4 65-69 HEN Javelin 40-44 WOMEN Laurence Phipps 12'2-l/2" 36:37:9 Don Fitzwater 13.5 Ross Carter 37.87 N. Robinson 151'11" Evette Hackman 40-44 MEN 13.6 14:49.8 Karl Fredrick 29.46 Mario Valcarcel Ill's" Don McConnaughey Jay Haauik 60-64 MEN Art Afremow 13.7 16:58.5 Fred Wingo 13'8-1/4" Tauno Ottelin 25.92 65-69 WOMEN Bruce Jackson M35-39 59:17:3 13.9 Carl Oates 12'8-3/4" Shirley Wasser Alan Maxwel 1 IQOm Tony Corvin 14.2 50-54 Gene Harn 11'7-1/2" 70+ MEN Julio Travieso 12.9 14.4 15:54 .4 Archie Henessey Paul Kaald Oel Hesseltine lO'B" Leon Josl in 33.03 Andy Aprio 14.5 1,500 M RUN 200m 55-59 MEN 70+ MEN 55-59 MEN 65-69 WOMEN J. Travieso 25.7 Tom Norwood 15.2 19:18.1 Henry Schumacher 9'4-1/2" 40-44 MEN Bob Wilson 12.80 A. Aprio 28.5 4:14:9 15.3 20:16.0 Betty Joslin Norm Oyler Dick Cottingham Paul Kavadas 800m 4:16:7 15.3 Paul Hall Orlo Keniston 60-64 WOMEN John Nixon 2:05 . 4:18:2 Evelyn Lercher 7'10-3/4" Evan Shull JAVaiN 3000m 4:28:9 60-64 MEN 45-49 WOMEN A. Aprio 12:06 Doug Rustad Bev Laveck 16:16.0 4:35:7 Albert Johnson 14.1 TRIPLE JUMP tu Ted Nobe 40-44 MEN 4:44:2 Carl Oates 14.7 Jose Dalmastro 5'10" David Morris Gary Reddaway 49.ro 400 M DASH 50-54 MEN U 45-49 MEN 70+ MEN Tony Nasralla 32'9-l/4" J. Travieso 18'li" 4:28:2 14.8 50-54 HEN Pon Trethewey Bert Morrow 40-44 MEN Don McConauqhey 30'0" SP 4:36:1 Darrold Skartvedt 37,W Mike Christensen Paul Eden; 54.3 55-59 MEN Rudy Vlaardingerbrock 4:36:7 Bob Langenbach Harry Cuimins 59.0 Laurence Phipps 24'6-l/4" 43'8" 4:55:0 45-49 WOMEN 55-59 MEN Larry Webster 17.0 Jim Cullen 63-0 32.00 Buck Howard 31 '7" 5:11:7 Nancy Peterson Harvey wTTliam Dean Fournier Andre Voung 60.5 70+ MEM Discus Henry Schumacher 15'10" R. Vlaardingerbrock125'6" 50-54 WOMEN 65-69 HEN 50- 54 MEN 45-49 MEN 25.60 Javelin 4:46:7 Dorothy Anderson 18.2 Karl Fredrick Ralph Miller J.K. Hoffman :57.9 R. Vlaar'brock 187'3" 4:53:9 Mary Jane McNamara 18.6 Bill Cupp Don Worral1 :59.0 M40-44 5:25:3 HIGH JUMP Larry Doering 64-69 WOMEN Robert Miller :59.9 100m Marjorie Hunt 22.6 , Willie Costa 11.7 55-59 MEM 50-54 MEN 40-44 MEN 4:49:6 ' Daniel Dvyer 11.7 Bill HcChesney Harold Hitt :55.8 A1Ian Muul 4'6" 4:54:9 ' Jerry Luschak 12.5 Orlo Keniston Bill Cupp 1:02.6 12th ANNUAL MEraOPOLITAN AC 5:38:3 800m Norman Clark Don Fitzwater 1:05.4 50-54 MEN MASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAMP D. Dwyer 2:16 800 M DASH Chadwick Bolender 1:07.1 Jack Fischer 5'0" IONS, RANDALL'S ISLAND, NY 3000m 60-64 MEN Paul Kaald 1:10.2 Philip Levine 4'6" June 19, 1983 5;20:2 George Freyer 12:40 Norm Hans en 40-44 MEN Lil^ n ten: Evan Shul1 2:05.0 55-59 MEN 55-59 MEN in :;T John Russell 5'4" 70+ MEN Paul Hall 2:07.8 Orlo Keriston 1:06.9 Harvey William 4'0" L/YUCi: PC '1.5 6:59:8 John Stout Jim Cullen 2:16.0 rVAM l'!.7,CK AC 1.'. 3 Willie Casta • 17'8" Wayne Hill 2:19.4 60-64 MEN 60-64 HEN v. - m John Russell 14'4" 50- 54 WOMEN Robert Hunt Glen Ethier 4'3" vai.i IF nvmniY PC 11.6 6:09:5 1 :07.0 SP Nola Bruhn 50-54 HEN Gene Harn 3'8" 4 0-44 J. Russell 32'6" 6:28:1 Marcia McChenney, Ralph MTTTer 2:13.4 70+ MEN CM'JCK EI.IOW NY 11.2 Discus James Ganley 2:30.4 Carol Johnston 1:25.0 GENE CALI.ARD PC 11.5 J. Russell 99'3" 70+ WOMEN POLE VAULT 12:49:2 Tony Corvin 2:31.8 John Stout 1 -.28.7 ROBERT .STANFORD PC 13.2 Javelin Helen Stout Henry Schumacher 1:38.4 RICHARD KAVE NY 13.6 J. Russell 107'7" 45-49 MEN 55-59 MEN 45-49 5.000 M RUN Don Worral 1 11 ' M45-49 Bill McChesney 2:28.3 Ct.IFF PAULItlG CP 12.4 800m Norm Clark 2:38.5 50-54 MEN HATG BOHIOIAN NY 12.5 40-44 HEN Ibny Aponte 2:17 Don McConnaughey 8' RICK ROBINSON NY 50 M DASH Norm Oyler 16:41.8 13.1 65-69 MEN Tony Corvin 8' 50-54 Jerry Satterlee 3:20.9 Harry Cummins 17:19.6 70+ MEN JOIIM MURPHY NY 13.1 M50+ 40-44 HEN David Morris 17;^3.3 6.4 ALAN COIIFN .NY 13.2 100m Paul Edens 45-49 WOMEN Carol Johnston 9'1' 6.6 5 5-59 Brendan Spratt 13.1 Larry Schwitters Nancy Peterson 3:02.8 45-49 MEN 6.9 17:43.0 .nM nowi.ifir; NY 13.3 Gil Gonzales 13.8 Pio DeCano Larry WeBster Emil Torquato 6.9 JOHN MCMANNIIS NY 15.5 Hank Nottingham 14.0 50-54 WOMEN SHOT PUT Fred Howard 6.9 ''lAURICE LFNTZFR NY 18.3 Donald Deitch 14.9 Marcia McChesney 3:19.8 50-54 HEN Carl Ege 6.9 18:24.0 60-64 200m Bill Cupp 40-44 HEN Andre Dulce 7.0 18:26.0 RUDY VALEN'I'IFE PC 12.7 B. Spratt 26.9 James Ganley 14. Jock McLaughlin KEN JA<"E UN 12.8 G. Gonzalez Andre Voung 28.1 200 M DASH A1Ian Muul 10. 6 5 - 6 0 28.2 55-59 HEN H. Nottingham LEO ROTIlliAin' 45-49 MEN OrloKeniston 18:10.0 NY 15.1 600m 6.6 40-44 MEN 45-49 HEN Bob Miller Norm Clark 20:51 .9 75-79 B. Spratt 2:22 Paul Eden- :23.8 13.75 Joe Gowdy 7.1 23:51 .9 Doug Smart l OKRAD BOAS NY 16.4 Artur Kijer 2:24 A1 Cowin Glen Sweet 7.7 Larry Schwitters :25.3 HI Emfl Torquato :26.0 50-54 60-64 MEN .300 meters H. Nottingham 4'2" Harry Cummins :27.5 9.76 50-54 HEN 19:42.0 Paul Kaald 79- 34 IJ Karl Ege :28.3 Norm Hanson Harold Hitt 6.8 A. TOBIN PC 22.6 H. Nottingham 15'1i" 6.9 55-59 Tony Nasralla 65-69 MEN BROWi; PC 23.6 G. Gonzalez 15'0" 45-49 MEN 10.80 Jack Fischer 7.0 25:09.0 Harvey 'William 3'-" 39 SP J.C. Hoffman :24.5 Jerry Satterlee Don McConnaughey 7.T WILI.IE OVERPY PC 23.2 W.E. Carter 33'8" 7.3 Robert Miller :27.2 65-69 Alan Maxwell 70+ HEN ALEXANDER 24.9 H. Nottingham 27'3" 7.4 Dean Fournier :32.4 Ross Carter 12.96 Rudy Jones John Stout 24:44.6 40-44 John Russell 2S'7" 7.4 Tauno Ottelin 9.78 Art Afremow ROBERT STANFORD PC 23.9 Discus 50-54 MEN HEL BARNWEF.I. PC 25.5 G. Gonzalez 114'S" Harold Hitt :25.2 45-49 WOMEN 70+ 55-59 MEN RICHARD KAYE MY 28.6 W.E. Carter 88'5" Tony Nasralla :25.2 Bev Laveck 23:15.9 Leon Joslin 10.25 Joel Pritchard 7.1 AGUSTIN TORRES NY 38.1 J. Russell 86'4" Don Fitzwater :27.9 28:41 .9 Richard Cottlingham 7.6 Mary Fournier 45-49 H. Nottingham 60'11 Art Afremow :28.1 EDWARD SMAEI PC 24.2 Javelin Bob Moore :28.3 50-54 WOMEN 60-64 MEN 3,000 H STEEPLECHASF "ASOM O'MEAE PC 24.7 • H. Nottingham 94'6" Alan Maxwell :28.5 Cal Boyd 7.4 Mary Jane McNamara25:50.0 MA IE UOiirnrAE John Russell 83'11" NY 26 .' 7.6 Darrold Skartvedt :29.0 Janet Kavadas 34:24.0 Albert Johnson 40-45 MEN RICK ROR.INSOE NY 26.6 8.1 Tony Corvin :29.7 (from Jesse Holt) Carl Oates Paul Hall r 0-54 8.2 Archie Hennessey :30.1 65-69 WOMEN 10:44.7 Fred Wingo Jim Cullen •lOPK MURPHY EV •>7.1: 8.8 Larry Doering -.31.3 Doris Tonninq 31:45.9 13:21 .3 Del Hesseltine .51.,AM COFEM V 79.0 45-49 MEN 55-50 70+ MEN 55-59 MEN HURDLES Don Trethewey Rlinv VALENTTMF. PC 26.6 7.8 10:29.6 Burt Morrow Tom Norwood :30.9 Bob Langenback M.^'MMU'T EE-T7FR NY 35.6 10.0 10:49.1 Henry Schumacher Dick Cottingham :31.1 50-54 MEN 6 0-64 :35.4 Chadwick Bolender 23:30.0 Jerry Glazier Frx JACK tr 2( . .9 45-49 WOMEN POS''0F ".MOWN rr* 29. i 9.2 60-64 MEN Nancy Peterson 6 5-69 60-64 MEN Robert Hunt 17:75.0 ;27-.6 Robert Hunt r.EO RriTIinA' T ::v .73.3 50-54 WOMEN Albert Johnson :28.1 rURDLES 75-79 9.7 :28.7 MaryJane McNamara Cal Boyd KONRAD BOAR 40-44 HEN MY 34.3 Wayne Hill 1 :13.9 60-64 WOMEN 70+ MEN Marjorie Hunt 11.4 :32.5 Bert Morrow 60-64 MEN Robert Hunt 1 :18.4 page 34 National Masters News August, 1983 DISCUS •10n JAVELIN WEIGHT THROW LONG JUMP .SA PAUL CORRIGAN ,6H 161'7 36-3* • 4?PT4 Sb RCbErT RYAN SH 16*1 KEVIN WALLACE SH 136*8 nnN p r A1." DENNIS KATSEFES NY 99'6 TOM MILLER AC 47*^[ IB LEON TROUT SH 16*1 SB K. BIRNS .911 ino'l pr '?,P IBAN BLACK AC 90*1 BRIAN McKENNA NY 38*19 r. r:. tirnnr,'M,n 2A SYD SALT NJ 13*11 SA RON SALVIO (3td)sn 96*4 pr- AA •» 35-39 45-49 nrN'NTfi pp.ni'm 2B DON HENRY .SH R6 • 7 3*i-3" HERB MAY UN 162'5 KURT KRASTIN NY 30*3 DENMTP PYCn -PC Al.l 35-3& JAVELIN POLE VAULT F.PIC CnOPFP PC A7.1 JAVELIN HERB MAY UN 25*6 SA SIKORSKY 124y S* RON SKEvto SH *9*6 4'-i-40 ?(VC4T- 50-54 RON SALVIO SH 113^ lA JEFF TINDALL SH 13* FDV.'APn PMAI.I, PC A3.f, TOM MURPHY NY 174*2 ALBERT LARSEN NY SB WEAVER SH 190'6.' MAPON fl'NrAI, PC 5 '. RICHARD KAYE NY 107*4% LEN OLSEN NY TONY MINNI SH 166*3 40-4 9 sn-s" 45-49 BOB RYAN SH 137*5 NEW ?ORK MASTERS (MY) 135 JOi; KKM.V ;;y Ai.A HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 113*4k WOMEN'S RESUCTS lA RAY BURY SH 164*7% CENTRAL PARK (CP) 24 ALAN coin:!-; tlY PI .f. KURT KRASTIN NY 97*4% TOTTmetera IB ROBERT YOUNGS UN 170*1% NEW YORK PIONEER CLUB (PC) 20 PS-SP SOL BARNETT NY 73*8% 3A P. EBERHARDING PM 81*9 30-34 SHARON JONES NY 16 7 MII.LROSE (ML) RUDY VAr.KNTINE PC AA.A 35-39 SKIPPER CLARK pj, 13*2 11 ATOMS (AT) 10 ARTHUR IIRAPI.KY MY 7A.P TRIPLE JUMP 40-44 C.-BROW 32 9 PROSPECT PARK (PP) AA-PO 3ircT4 3 VALERIE CARTER pi, )3'3 POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE (PL) 3 CAR!. 7AVAP NV RO.A IVAN BLACK AC 35*5 SHOT PUT JO?IN POPOWTr" rv PA.r 35-39 200 jBB^rs SA KEVIN WALLACE SH 48*3 3/4 NY 40*1 PAUL CORRIGAN .SH 43*11 60-t KEVIN SALTER 3T-3T SlUVRON JONES NY 34.1 Rfin net'TR 40-44 SB K. BIRNS NB 37*3 NEW YORK MASTERS (NY) NAYDUD TORRES NY 43.2 58 TiS-lii SA W. SIKORSKY<3rd)SH 34*4 NEW YORK PIONEERS (KC) AARAND ROOS UN 32*7% 35-39 SKIPPER CLARK PL 27.8 10 nop JACKPON CP 7 1 ni .R RICHARD KAYE SB ROBERT RYAN(1st)SH 27*4 3/4 EA.ST SIDE TRACK CU3B (ES) 10 NY 32*3 40-44 VALERIE CARTER AT 28.1 lA-n 45-49 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB (AC) 25 m. A T.Yr; pri,T?.RR rr ?• HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 34*5 400 meters H^MER THROW ERIC COOPER PC P; n .A 50-54 55-39 JUNF .SMITH ^T 69 6 SB" K." BIRNS SH 138*2 3f)-3A MARSHALL LIPTON UN 28* SKIPPER CLARK pr, gfi'3 BRONX INTERNATIONAL 10 DON RODCP PI • nj .A TOM BROOKS (Ist)PC 28*4 5 40-44 BARBARA KIVLES dk 74'q WEIGHT THROW ATOMS 15 irt..iA 55-59 SB K. BIRNS" SH 45*4 WARREN STREET 5 CP 7 riA . A .AID HOI'.'APrj DES MARGETSON PC 25*7 3/ 800 meters SCARSDALE 5 200 meters WOMEN CI.PN PIIANE PC 7 ; PA . R T51139' .SKTpper CLARK pr, •>-3f r| METRO RACE WAI.KERS 3 vv 7. RORERT PITCH R"^.? 50-54 MILA KANIA ny 2-40 O i5X~b7 scMebeler NJ 31.3 PROSPECT PARK 3 'lA-'IA DISCOS 65-69 ADRIENNE SALMIN NY 4112 CLIFF PAHI.INO CP 7 • np. A 36-34 IVAN BLACK AC 85' C.UNTHER DAHT'i NY 7' 3] .R 1500 meters AO-S-I DENNIS KATSEFES NY 61'5 57r-T4~MTDr"KANIA Ny ^.33 3! HERA KANIA NV 7; m.i 40-44 40-44 BARBARA KEVLES ijn 6-43'7 TEAM SCORES JOE KERNAN NY 7; 71.3 BRIAN McKENNA NY 110'5 30-34 FAYE BARTH nI. 6:27!o "3Ty-39 NEW YORK PIONEERS (PC) 48 AT,AN C0IH:M NY 7: 31. P GEORGE SOTTON NY 94*6 65-69 ADRIENNE .SALMIN Ny R:X7[n| NEW YORK MASTERS (NY) 45 55-5R JOHN MOLVEY NY 56'10 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB (AC) 31 45-49 ARCHIE MEESENOER MY 7: 21.4 liO HIGH HURDLES POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE (PL) 30 JOHN P'cMANHS MV 7: 47.3 SOL BARNETT NY 86'8 BRONX INTERNATIONAL (BI) 10 35- 39 SKIPPER CLARK PL 21.9 60-6<1 KURT KRASTIN NY 84'5>j ATOMS (AT) 5 50-54 JOHN POPOWTCH MV 3;JP.7 500 meter WALK CENTRAL PARK TRACK CLUB (CP) 5 NY :143'9I, LEN OLSEN TO^TRaTdUD TORRES Ny 34.43 EAST SIDE TRACK CLUB (ES) 5 IS'tP mppprA ALBERT LARSEN NY 122'tf MILLROSE (ML) 5 WARREN JACKSON 65-69 MAYME BDERA ES 33-17 40-44 ON 91'2 WARREN STREET (WS) 5 RTp HOWARH 65-69 CP 4;!A.A DISCUS 3A-3<) MARIO MINAFRA NY 117' '*^-T9 ANNA CIRUI.NICK NY 82*7 50-59 NEW YORK MASTERS (NY)161 FREE CHRRY HM A;37.0 KATIE KNIGHT mL 78*5% NEW YORK PIONEER (PC) 25 4 A-4P SCARSDALE (SC) 5 HIGH JUMP 55-59 BUFF .MES.SENGER nY 43*3 CI.IFF PAHLIMC cp 4;4 7.A METRO RACE WALKERS (MR) 50^4 3 l ot) P'i'EPH PP 4 ; 4 3.4 MILLROSE WL) 3 RODY CLARENCE JAVELIN C.HMTHE" HAHTH NY A:1n . 0 PC 4'P 30-34 FAYE BARTH mL 33*8 CO... A4 WARREN JACKSON UN 4'8 OVERALL COMBINED TEAM SCORES LEN OLSEN 45-49 ANNA CIRCULNICK nY 52*2% HER P. KANIA »'V 4 ; 4 0 . A NY 4'6 SBpYftRK MAgTgiSr 30^^ 55-59 KATIE KNIGHT (Iiml 81*9 ALAN COHEN NY 4: AO.4 55-59 BUFF MESSENGER tlY 33*8 NEW YORK PIONEERS 100 DES MARGETSON PC 3*7 JOE KERNAN NY 5:03.2 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 56 70-74 DON DENIO MY 5:1A.6 POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE 33 WILLIAM EIPEL LONG JtJMP AC 4'4»j CENTRAL PARK 29 75-79 "35-39" STTiPPER CI.ARK PL 14% MILLROSE 16 KONRAD BOAS NY 4'2h EAST SIDE SHOT PUT 15 1500 meters 45-49 AjJNA CIRULNICK NY 26*7 40-44 KATIE KNIGHT nl 24 *2k R. KEVLES ON 5:43.7 POIjE VAULT 55-59 BUFF MESSENGER nY 19*1 It 55-59 36-34" ADDITIONAL RESULTS NC-NON CHAMPIONSHIP JOHN HORAN SC 5:22.3 IVAN BLACK AC 5* 110 meter hlqh hurdles llAWffiR WEIGHT THROW 100 meters EBENHARDER 63 130*2 NO TOBIN PC 15.4 B&E'NllklQjbR 37* LONG JUMP gA — SIKORSKY SH 12.5 P. SEREGHY NY 67 92*11 81 P. SEREGHY IVAN BLACK AC 19.1 35*4 TO-34 2A LARRY PRATT PM 12.9 W. EXPEL AC 70 93*6 , 12# 35-39 W. EIPEL 33*0 IVAN BLACK AC 16'1 SYD SALT NJ 13.2 LANDRY ON 17.2 DENNIS KATSEFES NY 14' JACK LANCE SH DISCUS SHOT PUT 8f MIKE DEJESUS NY 18.3 14.7 35-39 4B MANFRED D'ELIA NJ 15.4 bBElAIKRDER 101*% SBrasewr' 45-49 32*1% KEVIN SALTER NY 17'9lj P. SEREGHY 86*6 EIPEL IIAIG BOHIGIAN NY 23.0 37*10% 40-49 200 meters W. EIPEL 104*3 50-54 PLEASANT PC 17'6»5 IB LEON "TROUT JOE KELLY SH 25.8 NY 19.6 RICHARD KAYE NY 15'9 2A LARRY PRATT 55-59 PM 25.7 AARAND ROCS UN IS'6 SYD SALT NJ 27.7 ARTHUR BRADLEY NY 23.4 45-49 2B STAFFORD THOMPSON 26.0 • HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 16'81} RICHARD NAYLOR NJ 27.1 5000 meter walk RICK ROBINSON NY 15'5 3A JIM MANNO NJ 28.2 Firm ANNUAL CLEVELAND IHACX CLASSIC •JTT-li 4B MANFRED D'ELIA NJ 32.6 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO; JUNE 18, 1983 NICK BDERA ES 26:11.2 45-49 SHOT PUT 400 meters 30-39 MEN - POLE VAULT AOGUSTIN TORRES(2nd)NY 34 !39.9 i¥-3"4 1B ken BAKer NJ 53.1 1. Rick Chrlscopb - Clifton TC, 15*1"* GEORGE BRADLEY (Ist)NY 31 :00.9 DENNIS KATSEFES NY 27'8 2B S. THOMPSON SH 57.2 50-54 2. Mike Davis - Lincoln-Hay TC 12*0" IVAN BLACK AC 23>8 RICHARD NAYLOR NJ 60.5 3. Ed Hoyla - Heat Penn ,.12*0" RON VALIENTE NY 30:07.3 TOBIN (Ist) PC 36'8 GENE KELLY SH 63.9 JOHN HENNIGAN MR 31 4. Richard Stepp - Six Rivers TC 11*6" :2S.5 35-39 2A JIN MANNO 65-69 NJ 63.4 HERB MAY UN 36'Us MAYME BDERA ES 33:17,5 30-39 HEX - SHOT PUT 40-44 800 meters JACK GOLDSTEIN NY 38'7«s SA JOHN DALLAO 1. Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC 45*6%** 5000 meter run ON 1:59.1 2. Steve Kaye - Uolfpacfc 42*6" BRIAN McKENNA NY 37'8«5 IB KEN BAKER NJ 2:03.3 J5"-T9" 3. Tom Kohl - un 40*11%" GEORGE SOTTON NY 29*10 lA DICK SUGGS FRED CORRY ON 21:29.7 NJ 2:09.1 45-49 4. Norm Bouer - Over The Hill TC 40*4" 40-44 DELEON GIBSON NJ 2:16.1 KURT KRASTIN NY 32'3 3/4 3B R.W.HULL 5. Pinky Johnson - Ovsr The Hill TC 38*9%** SETH KAHXNSKY NY 18:13.1 SH 3:01,7 50-54 6. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC 37*8" AOGUSTIN TORRES NY 23:21.2 LEN OLSEN NY 48*10 1500 meters JOHN MULVEY NY 23:37.5 ALBERT LARSON 30-39 MEN - DISCUS 50-54 NY 34*8 Ta" D"I^' SUGGS NJ 4:24.5 WARREN JACKSON UN 28'>i DON DENIG NY 20:01.9 DELEON GIBSON NJ 4:42.0 1. Norm Bouer - Over The Hill TC 129*7" 3B R.W.HULL ALAN COHEN NY 20:11.3 SH 5:56.0 2. Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC 129*5" WILLIAM SCHWARTZ NY 21:49.0 3. Steve Kaye - Holfpack TC 127*9" HAMMER THROW 5000 meters 4. Tom Kohl - un 121*5" 10000 meter run To""-34 ' SB BOB RYAN SH 18:42.1 5. Jim Pearce - Uolfpack TC 101*11" TSTTf IVAN BLACK AC 79"11 3B R.W.HULL SH 23:51.4 6. Mike Davis - Lincoln-Way TC 101*7" 40-44 GEZA FELD NY 37:47.9 50-54 TOM MILLER AC 134*1 HIGH HURDLES 30-39 MEN - J.AVELIN BRIAN McKENNA 5a LARI^ PRATT MARVIN STEIN NY 40:11.1 NY 103*3 PM 16.2 45-49 23 GENE KELLY 1. Steve Shulin - West Penn ,,..,168*9*' RALPH PERRY ML 42:0^.4 SH 19.6 KURT KRASTIN 2. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC 164 *8" 55-59 NY 89*2 50-54 5000 me^r WALK 3. Nate Robinson - Boca Barvood TC,, 162*8" DES MARGESTON PC #1:32.>8 4. Rick Christoph - Clifton TC. ,...137*5" LEN OLSEN NY IB W. JAMES" ~ SH 29:00.7 WALTER SIDEROWTIZ NY 46:26.7 5. Norm Bouer - Over The Hill TC 132*8" ALBERT LARSEN NY 2B MARIE HENRY SH 31:28.2 6. Gary Kidd - un.- 115*11" l^tionM MaStferS August, 10^3 pageTs 40-49 MEN - HIGH JUMP 30-39 ME.N - HAMMER 30 & OVER MEN -'400 METER RELAY 50 4 OVER MEN - 2 MILE RUN 1. Alonzo Littlejohn - Ann Arbor.5*9" 1. Tom Kohl - 1A2'4" 1. Fitness TCCBurnett.Gibson, 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Striders.., .11:02.60 2. Barry Kline - West Penn TC..,.5*5** 2. Norm Bower - Over The Hill,., ,,.133'3" Thomas, Ray) 42,70* 2. Buzzie Hood - un .13:38.93 3. Jim Pearce - Wolfpack TC 119'6" 2. Potomac Valley TC 44.54 3. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers .13:59.01 3. Ray Boyd - West Penn TC 5*3'* 4. Grover Coats - Over The Hill..4 *11" 4. Mike Cavocca - Over The Hill TC 115'11* 3. Second Time Around.; 47,11 4. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers .14:25.63 5. Paul Luster - Fairgamers 4*5" 5. Pinky Johnson - Over The Hill TC 105*5" 4. McNeill TC '.ttl'.UZ 50 4 OVER MEN - 3 MILE RUN 6. Richard Stepp - Six Rivers TC ,.,,93*2" 5. Over The Hill TC. ..' 1*1.73 6. Over The Hill *B* .....48.88 1. Matt Uorrls - Cleve. West RRC 19:37.61 40-49 MEN - LONG JUMP 30-39 MEN - 35 LB. WEIGHT 2. Buzzie Hood - un 21:01.64 1. Carl Burgess - Clifton TC 20*2V* 30 & OVER MEN - 1600 METER RELAY 3. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers 21:44.63 2. Scott Tyler - British Alrllnesl9*10'i 1. Norm Bower - Over The Hill TC. 42*9*' 4. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers 22:21.07 2. Tom Kohl - un 42*0" 1. Fitness TC (Burnett,Ray,Thomas, 3. George Norton - Toronto Masterl9*!s" 5. Dick Smith - Sandtown Striders 22:47.54 4. Grover Coats - Over The HiII.. 18'i}" 3. Jim Pearce - Wolfpack TC 37*11** Street) .3:24.03* 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes.26:56.92 4. Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC.,,,.. .35*4'* 2. Potomac Valley TC .3:24.81 5. Ray Boyd - West Penn TC. 16-'ll** 6. Alonzo Llttlejohn - Ann Arbor.16*11" 5. Pinky Johnson - Over The Hill TC 22'6V 3. Over The Hill TC .3:47.22 40-49 MEN - TRIPLE. JUMP 30-39 MEN - HIGH JUMP 4. Cleveland West Road Runners,... .3:50.67 1. Carl Burgess - Clifton TC 38*8*** TFJiM SCORES - OPEN MEN 1. Rick Christoph - Clifton TC 6'3"* 2. Crover Coats - Over The Hill TC., 35*815** 2. Mike Davis - Lincoln-Way TC 5*9" 'io {, OVER MEN - SHOT PUT 3. Alonzo Llttlejohn.Jr. - Ann Arbor TC..34*3V' 1. Over The Hill TC 182 3. Stan Allen - Fitness TC 5*7** 4. Robin Ficker - Potomac Valley TC 34*2l£" 2. Premier TC 46 4. Richard Kelly - un 5*5** 1. .lack Scott - un 40*10I£*** 3. Team Ohio. 32 5. John Lewis - un 31'6!£** 5. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC..5*3** 2. Pay Carstcnson - NY HasLers 40*7" 4 . New Image TC 21 3. Rudy Brcdciiheck - Over The Htll... 39*9V 5. Ohio TC 20 40-49 MEN - 100 METER DASH 30-39 MEM - LONG JUMP 4. Dirk Mann - Over The 11111 TC 38*ll!(** 6. Brothers 19 '>. .loe Chadbouriie - Over Tlie Hill TC. 36*11V* 1. Tom Randolph - Ann Arbor TC 11,02 7. Rebel TC 18 1. Bernard Derricoat - un, 21'10'j*** 6. Fred Hlrsimaki - un 2. James Evans - un 20'10V' 33*1115** 2. Scott Tyler - British Airlines 11.11 3. George Norton - Toronto Masters 11.55 TEAM SCORES - OPEN 3. Nate Robinson - Boca-Barwood....20*iCi** 50 & OVER MEN - DISCUS 4. Orin Richburg - un 19*11** 4. Grover Coots - Over The Hill TC 12.21 5. LeRoy McClain - Over The Hill TC 12.48 1. Lake Erie Comets....101 5. Mike Davis - Lincoln-Way TC 18*9** 1. .I.'ick Scott - un 119*10*** 2. New Image TC 79 2 • Rudy ItrodenhcCk - Over Tlict Hill.., 6. John Martinich - un .....13.55 6. Alfonzo Walton - Potomac Valley. 18*9** 110*0" 3. Over The Hill TC 64 I. Dick Haini - Over The Hill TC 108*6" 4. Ohio Wesleyar. TC 48 4. 40-49 MEN - 200 METER DASH 30-39 MEN - TRIPLE JUMP Robert Peters - un 96*0" 5. Kent TC .32 Joe Chadbourne - Over The Hill TC. 92*9" 1. Scott Tyler - Britisli Airlines 24.04 1. Thomas Kirkland - Fitness TC 43*3** 6. Eastside Striders....26 <•. Fred Hlrsimaki - un 90*3" 2. Robin Ficker - Potomac Valley TC 24.10 2. James Evans - un 42*10** 7. Cobra TC 23 3. LeRoy McClain - Over The Hill TC 24.62 3. Orin Richburg - un 38*3** '>0 4 OVER MEN - JAVELIN 4. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC 24.85 4. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC..34'7>j** TEAM SCORES " MASTERS HEN I. Rtnly Eiidcrs - Potomac Valley TC.., 135*10*** 5. Barry Kline - tiest Penn TC 25.44 5. Stan Allen - Fitness TC 28*6** 1. Over The Hill TC 299 •lack Scott - un 117*0" George Campbell - Over Tlie Hill TC....25.92 2. Potomac Valley TC 133 Pay Cnrsteii.'ien - NY Masters 112*4" 30-39 MEN - 100 METER DASH 3. Cleveland West RRC 81 Dirk Mann - Over Tlie Hill TC 102*8" 40-49 MEN - 400 METER DASH 1. Alfonzo Walton - Potomac Valley.10.70 4. West Penn TC 80 Rudy Brcdcnberk - Over The Hill... 91*3" 1. Robin Ficker - Potomac Valley TC .55.33 2. Clarence Ray - Fitness TC. 10.71 5. Ann Arbor TC 69 .h>e Cliadbounir - Over The Hill TC. 88*10" 2. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC 58.92 3. Armand Gibson - Atlanta TC 10.72 6. Fitness TC 64 3. Kurt Berggren - Ann Arbor TC 1:00.56 4. Steve Foster - La. Lightning.... 11.32 50 4 ovi;r men - i.0N(; ,iump 7. Clifton TC 47 5. Therraan Kirkland - Fitness TC...11.61 Rudy Enders - Potomac Valley TC.. 40-49 MEN - 800 METER RUN 6. Bill Black - Clifton TC 11.90 .18*5V'* Ed Seliuler - West Florida V .16*4V' 1. Robin Ficker - Potomac Valley TC.. ..2:09.26 1. Hill Jordan - Over The Hill TC... .15*11" 2. Randall Mount - un ..2:11.95 . Dirk Turner - Over The Hill TC.. .15*V* 3. Kurt Berggren - Ann Arbor ..2:13.37 . Vtinly Phil lips - West Penn TC... .14*8V' 4. Jim Skalski - Wolverine Pacers...... 2:18.86 30-39 MEN - 200 METER DASH . Al Ion-no Wilson - un .14*8'V* S4W INVITATIONAL, MASUKS loom; (COESTO, CALIF. 40-49 MEN - MILE RUN 1. Clarence Ray - Fitness TC 22.20 .0 4 OVER MI:N - TRIPLE .lUMP MAY 14, 1983 2. Armand Gibson - Atlanta TC. 22.41 1. Randall Mount - un ..4:51.58 I. Hill Wein.icht - Over The Hill TC. ,24*3V** 50-59 3. Alonzo Walton - Potomac Valley. .23.02 2. Kurt Berggren - Ann Arbor TC...... 4:52.14 -lark Siringer - Over The Hill TC. 20*3V* 1. Dick Marlin 12.34 4. Ellis Martin - Potomac Vallev.. .23.56 3. Jim Waldorf - Nike Allegheny..,. ..4:55.63 2. George Rhoden 12.55 5. Bill Black - Clifton TC '... .24.60 50 4 OVER MEN - HIGH JUMP 4. Bob Beyer - Southeast RC ..5:01.01 12.72 6. Nick Salupo - Over The Hill TC, .24.60 5. Jim Forsythe - un 5:20,54 3. Bemie Stevens I. Rudy Enders - Potomac Valley TC. .4*11*** 13.04 6. John Shaw - un 5:31.22 4. Huel Weishington 30-39 MEN - 400 METER DASH .1. Vonly Phillips - West Penn TC... .4*9" 5. A1 Brenda 13.05 I. .I.ar.k Scott - un .4*7" 40-49 MEN - 2 MILE RUN 6. C^l Qmdoff nt 1. Clarence Ray - Fitness TC 50,86 4. Tom Waddle - Cleve. West RRC.... .4*5" (All times Accutrack timing) 2. Joe Showers - Pinnacle TC 51.32 Jim Waldorf - Nike Allegheny 10:15.32 5. Robert Peters - un. Bob Beyer - Southeast RC .....10:17.70 60-69 3. Ellis Martin - Potomac Valley...52.94 1. Payton Jordzm 12.58 (.. Fred llirsimaki - un 3. John Shaw - un 12:03.01 4. Bill Blankenship - Lincoln TC...54.57 2. Jim Johnson 13.60 5. Nick Salupo - Over The Hill TC..55.13 3. John Satti 14.30 40-49 MEN - 3 MILE RUN 6. Ed Crist - CMD 56.04 4. Bob Garetto 14.70 50 4 OVER MEN - 100 METER DASH 1. Walter McCreevy - un 15:58.40' 5. Sam Hoover 14.70 30-39 MEN - 800 METER RUN 1. Rudy Enders - Potomac Valley TC 12.10 2. Bob Beyer - Southeast RC 16:02.33 6. LaMar Jackson 15.30 15.40 1. Joe Showers - Pinnacle TC 1:58.01* 2. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC. 12.11 3. Jim Waldorf - Nike Allegheny 16:12.26 7. Herb Rovenbaugh 2. Mike Collopy - un 2:00.03 3. Ed Schuler - West Florida Y 12.16 Jon Bixler - Over The Hill TC 16:40.41 (Accutrack: Jordian only) 3. Glenn Andrews - Team Ohio 2:02.36 4. James Barrett - Over The Hill TC....12.47 James Forsythe un 17:11.23 4. Mike Murray - Cleve. West RRC...2:04.33 5. Jesse Johnson - Potomac Valley TC...12.59 6. John Shaw - un 17:30.87 5. Norm Thomas - Over The Hill TC..2:05.11 6. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC 12.63 6. Bill Stress - Cleve. West RRC...2:07.79 Ihayimrl) Kuoi!) UXSBfE, ORBQON 30-39 MEN - MILE RUN 50 4 OVER MEN - 200 METER DASH June 25-26, 1983 1. Joe Knap - Cleve. West RRC 4:38,22 1. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC 25.30* 2. James Barrett - Over The Hill TC,...26..02 40-49 MEN - SHOT PUT 2. Glenn Andrews - Team Ohio 4:40.75 100 NETBR MEN 3. Jesse Johnson - Potomac Valley TC...26.51 3. Mike Murray - Cleve. West RRC 4:41.85 1 . Edward Hill - un 48*9V'* 30-34 4. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC 26.93 4. Bill Stross - Cleve. West RRC 4:46.30 Chuck Klehm - UCTC 41*7'* 1. J. R. Gufiiikson Jl 11.23 5. Herb Kelsey - un 27.12 5. Norm Thomas - Over The Hill TC 4:48.89 George Mirko - Over The Hill..41*0** 2. Stephen Heilnan iO 11.41 6. Keith Alley - un 4:55.70 6. Roger Hocker - un 28.24 John Lewis - un 33*2**" Tom Ragland - Over The Hill.. .33*lli" 35- 39 50 4 OVER MEN - 400 METER DASH 30-39 MEN - 2 MILE RUN 6. Willie Lemos - Cobra TC 29*3V 1. Greg Harshall 35 1.3.0 1. Rudy Enders - Potomac Valley TC 56.21* 2. Larry Mathews 3t> U.Bi 1. Peter Hallop - Ann Arbor TC 9:20.84* 40-49 MEN - DISCUS 2. Joe Knap - Cleve. West RRC; 10:13.91 2. Ed Sutton - West Penn TC 57.32 3. Keith Alley - un 10V18.86 3. James Barrett - Over The Hill TC....1:00.3 1. Edward Hill - un 147*11*'* 40-44 4. Isiah McCall - Emanon Jaguars TC...11:01.71 4. Roger Hocker - Wolfpack TC 1:03.7"^ 2. George Mirka - Over The Hil1..137*8" 1. Paul Edens 42 11.55 5. Bill Weinacht - Over The Hill TC.,,,1:10.U 3. Chuck Klehm - UCTC • 107*4" 2. Bill Knocke 43 a. 55 6. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers 1:12.65 3. Dee Dewitt 44 11.93 30-39 MEN - 3 MILE RUN 4. John Lewis - un 88*6" 5. Tom Ragland - Over The Hill...80*0" 4. Herman Kuhfeld 40 12.1 1. Joe Knap, - Cleve. West RRC 15:51.92 50 4 OVER MEN - 800 METER RUN 5. Jeff Fund 40 13.14 2. Bob Kuebler - Cleve. West RRC 16:17.55 1. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers 2:49.63 40-49 MEN - JAVELIN 3. Bob Thomas - un 18:06.63 45-49 2. Buzzie Hood - un 2:49.87 1 Edward Hill - un 160*5"* 1. Gilbert. La Torre 4(> 11.50 3. Roger Hocker - Wolfpack TC 2:53.72 30-39 MEN - 110 METER HURDLES Tom Ragland - Over The Hill...Ill*0" 2. J. C. lioffKan AH 11. 4. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers 3:05.98 Chuck Klehm - UCTC 96*1" 3. Donald Gray AH 13.7 1. Nate Robinson - Boca-Barwood TC,...14.21* 5. Byron Fike - Over The Hill TC 3:27,32 Crover Coats - Over The Hill..91*10" ,2. Dolan Street - Ann Arbor TC 14.82 50-541 3. James Evans - un 15.48 50 & OVER MEN - MILE RUN 40-49 MEN - HAMMER 4. Scott Tyler - British Airlines 15.94 I. Bruce Springbett 5U 11.70 2. Harold Hitt 50 12.19 5. Mike Davis - Lincoln-WAy 17.48 1. Ken Carman - Motor City Striders.,,.5:03.10 Edward Hill - un 152*9*** I. bernio Stcvene 54 12.57 6. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC 19.47 2. Robert Fine - NY Masters 5:39.32 . Chuck Klehm - UCTC 120*8" 4. Jack Coy 13.2 3. Matt Norris - Cleve. West RRC 5:55.82 . Patrick Wyatt - un 107*1" 52 5, Art Afreaow 51 Ii.26 30-39 MEN - 400 METER HURDLES 4. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers 6:11.35 . Joe Chadbourne - Over The Hilll02*10** 6. Alan Maxwell 53 1 1.6 5. Buzzie Hood - un 6:18.32 . Dick Mann - Over The Hill TC..101*0" 1. Dolan Street - Ann Arbor TC .56,74* 6. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers 6:47.16 . Pay Carstensen - NY Masters...82*2" 2. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC 1:08,43 55-59» 3. Gary Kidd - un 1:38.93 1. Henrik Lundh 55 n. 27 40-49 MEN - 35 LB. HEIGHT 2. Toai brinton 55 1 1.02 30 & OVER MEN - MILE RACEWALK •in-49 MEN - 400 MUTER IIIIRDI.ES 1. Edward Hill - un 51*10'** 3. Frewont stura 5fa IS. JJ 1. Gary Kidd - un .' ,,8:30.58 2. Joe Chadbourne - Over The HUlAO'llly" 1. Harry Kline - Went Penn TC ItOO.^B* 60-64( 2. Charlie Hall - Over The Hill TC....9V23.11 3. Chuck Klehm - UCTC 40*5" 2. Scott Tyler - British Airlines..., 1:03.66 1. Robert Hunt 6J 13.13 3. Jim Smith - Cleve. West RRC 9:58.25 4. Dick Mann - Over The Hill TC..35*8" 1. Ray Boyd - West Penn TG 2. Cal Boyd fcO 1 J.5i 4. Jack Siringer - Over The Hill TC...10:39.23 1:06.63 Pay Carstensen - NY Masters..35*6" 4. Tfhinzo i.ittlejohn - Ann Arbor TC., 1:15.56 3» Carl Gates 64 14.14 5. Byron Fike - Over The Hill TC ,10:59.06 '.. Patrick Wyatt - un 31*7" 4. Stan Whipple 60 16.14 ^ page 36 National Masters News August, 1983 70-74 50-54 55-59 70 ii.'y MILE HEN 1. Harry Koppel JO-34 1. John Heppner 51 38:00.4 1. Hal Buck 7 3 14.4 2. Anthony Castro Thomas Craig 30 4:26. 2. Joe HcKim 54 51:27.6 7U 14.6 3. Bert Horrow Thad Kwiecinski 32 4:47 .1 Robert Brustad 30 4:49.1 65-69 POLE VAULT MEN 75-79 1. Maury Cumnings 66 45:30.22 30-34 1. Lewis Thorne 78 18.91 35-39 1. Dennis Simas 13* m 1. Gordon Garlock 35 4:33.32 80-84 200 METER HEN 2, Wayne Douglas 35 4:39.4 1. Paul E. Spangler 84 59.57.7 30-34 35 4:46.4 1. Mike Mikes J. K. Gunlikson 3. Michael Daly 15 12' 39 4:51.5 2. Richard Stopp 4. Bill Perry iXO METER HIGH HURDLES 11'6" 5. Leslie Castle 37 5:04.1 3. Janx^s O'Connor 30*6" 35-39 37 .V Wil Wllhite 37 5:32.57 30-34 3. James Tru:jillo 1. Paul Dunyan 38 22.9 6. ib Tom Krunn 35 5:40.35 1. Dennis Simas 31 15.71 •2. Larry Mathows 36 28.18 7. 40-44 40-44 1. Dee Dewitt 40-44 40-45 U 11 •b" Kirk Randall 41 4:23.08 1. Dee Dewitt 44 16.52 1. Paul Edens 42 23.50 1. 2. Don McCrea A/ 10* 41 4:23.28 2. Allen Phillips 40 17.38 3. John Forsyth 2. Robert Mclntyre 40 23.55 2. Barry Adams 44 y"!,** 43 4:24.27 3. Bill Knocke 43 17.70 =# I 3. Bill Knocke 43 23.57 3. George Cohen 4. Herman Kuhfeld 40 25.44 4. Harvey Franklin 40 4:29.6 9 40 4:33.7 45-49 1. Don Worrall 5. David Quinlan 40 27.5 5. Noriaan Oyler 45 IJ* •R? 1. Don Worrall 45 17.60 6. Jeft Fund 40 27,7 6. Harry Cumins 40 4:40.9 2. Donald Gray 4B 9'U** 7. George Conefrey 40 4:46.5 2. Donald Gray 48 19.72 8. David Morris 44 5:04.4 3. Larry Noulton 45 19.82 45-491 55n59 1. J. Hoffman 48 24.2 9. Wayne Vanderhoff 40 5:12.1 50-54 2. GJIbort La Torre 40 24.5 10. Tom Balcom 41 5:17.01 1. Andrzoj Krzesinski 11*6- John Heppner 51 19.20 3. Donald Gray 29.18 11. Allen Phillips 40 5:36.6 1. 2. Richard Nordquist 57 9*6'' 70-74 50-54 45-49 55-59 Richard Mordquist 57 16:06 1. Bruce Springbett 50 24.8 1. Don Trethewey 46 4:44.7 1. Cdr. B. w. Bud Deacon 72 8*3" 2. Bernie Stevens 54 26.19 2. Don Worrall 45 5:39.1 3. Art AfreiKiw 51 27.57 3. Rick Tromel 46 5:49.8 4. Alan Max%rell 53 28.59 4. Larry Powell 46 6:05.8 60-64 Robert Hunt 63 17.75 SHOT PUT ffiN 5Sr59 50-54 35-39 52 1. Torn Norwood 56 29.85 1. Clay Puckett 4:49.33 65-69 Charles Cliapin 38 51'O" 52 5:41.2 2. Jim Primrose Alfred Guidet 65 20.60 James Trujillo 36 39*11-1/2 60-64 1. Robert Hunt 63 28.3 55-59 70-74 40-44 55 2. Carl Gates 64 31.08 1. Bill McChesney 4:59.75 Bort Morrow 70 21.59 Robert Roy 44 37*4'* 2. Tom Brinton 55 5:20.3 Lee Clark 36*11-1/2 3. Stan Whipple 60 35.0 Cdr. B. W. Bud Deacon 72 23.9 44 3. Walter Atcheson 56 5:26.37 Don McCrea 34*1** 42 4. Harry Perry 59 5:59.68 John Forsyth 31*11-1/2 70-74 44 1. Harry'Koppel 70 28.9 400 METER INTER. HURDLES MEN 2. Anthony Castro 73 30.23 60-64 45-49 3. Bert Morrow 70 31.91 1. John Wilson 60 6:41.47 30-34 Don Worrall 45 32*1-1/2** 61 7:39.1 2. Ken Simpson Michael Bennett 31 50.0 Joie Durrenberger 48 29*10" Dennis Simas 31 58.28 400 METER MEN 80-84 50-54 30-34 1. Paul E. Spangler 84 8:07.4 55-59 Sherrell Sears 53 1> J. R. Gunlikson 31 50.7 2. Stephen Heilman 1. Walter Atcheson 56 1:25.11 30 54.21 60-64 3^ Dennis Simas 31 55.30 60-64 1. Jc^n Wilson 60 30'2" 3000 METER STEEPLE CHASE MEN Robert Hunt 63 1:11.14 2. Leo Kangas 64 28*5" 35-39 40-44 1. George Mason 39 1. Jin Cullen 12:15.49 51.70 70-74 65-69 1. Cdr. B. W. Bud Deacon 72 1:27.57 1. Ross Carter 69 44*10" 40-44 55-59 1. Bill Knocke 1. Ken Carman 55 11:12.00 43 52.14 70-74 2. Robert Mclntyre 40 52.59 1. Leon Josiin 71 3. Paul Edens 42 53.4 HIGH JUMP MEN 4. David Crowe 40 55.94 5000 METER HEN 5. Herman Kuhfeld 40 57.1 30-34 35-39 Michael Fleer 31 6*3-1/4 45-49 1. Greg Jacob 37 16:27.8 Stephen Heilman 30 DISCUS MEN 1. J. C. Hoffman 48 2. Jeunes Noonan 36 16:59.3 55.2 Jb-39 2. Gilbert La Torre 46 3. Les Castle 37 17:01.8 55.68 Charles Chapin 36 138*9" 4. Bill Perry 39 17:07.4 Dot: Dewitt 44 James Trujillo 36 50-54 5 • 4" 5. John Morgan 39 17:17.4 38 Don McCrea 42 5'4" Gary J. Kraft 92*11" 1. Bruce Springbett 50 55.5 All.Ml Pliillips 40 5*2** 2. Harold Hltt 50 55.91 Jiil.n Forsyth 44 4'el 40-44 3. Bernie Stevens 54 58.20 1. Frank Duarte 41 15:26.63 1. Robert Roy 44 129'2" 4. Ralph Miller 51 58.81 2. Norman Dyler 40 15:32.0 45-49 2. Lee Clark 44 107*0" 5. Art Afremow 51 1:03.7 3. Harvey Franklin 40 15:45.95 Ik^h Darling 47 s'6" 3. John Forsyth 44 105*4" 4. George Conefrey 40 16:17.5 Uoi) Worrall 4S 4* 10" 4. Don McCrea 42 78*2" 55-59 5. David Morris 44 17:01.6 1. Walter Atcheson 56 l:o5.25 6. Tom Balcom 41 18:06.99 55-59 45-49 2. Tom Norwood 56 1:09.36 7. Val Schultz 18:51.4 1. ilal buck 57 4*6*' 1. Larry Moulton 45 92*8** 8. Jim Cullen 44 19:10.4 4.4M 2. Wally Olsen 47 60-64 2. Richard Nordquist 57 84*6" 3. Joe Durrenberger 48 71*2" 1. Robert Hunt 63 1:05.0 45-49 2. Cal Boyd 60 1:06.7 1. Don Trethewey 46 16:19.3 Cdr. B. W. Bud Deacon 72 4*0** 50-54 1. Sherrell Sears 70-74 55-59 Berl Morrow 70 3*10" 107*2" L«' 50-54 mile women 30-34 I. Ralph Sutton 52 147*1" X. Kate Wall 34 6:13.7 Results of Southern Pacific Association District Chaapionshlps at California 55-59 State Unlveislty at Long Beach: July 9, 1983 90°F 1. Andrzej Kraesinski 139'9" 35-39 1. Erna Kozak 38 rtK<'55.6 HAMMER MEN 40-45 LONG JUMP WO«N 1. Mary Cullen 44 6:01.53 35-39 2. Lori Schutt 40 6:04.5 100m Dash 35-39 1. Phil Raschker 36 17*8" Richard Stepp 38 101*9" H60 Diana ^alth 50-54 19.4 H. Hunt 1. Marcia McChesney 53 6:38.75 40-44 21.5 45-49 6:42.4 I. Marilyn Osgood-Knight 42 5*3-1/2" H55 Shirley Klnaey 15.2 122*1" 2. Susan Means 50 Prank Miller 49 Magdalena Kueime 17.1 W45 55-59 ChrlstelMUler *AR48 13,9 55-59 SHOT PUT WOMEN W40 Jean Carter 13.8 79*7" X. Harriet Wilson 7:03.34 1. Ralph Hassman SB 40-44 W35 Chestlne Bamaa 13.2 1. Cherrie Sherrard 44 33*5-1/2" W30 Vlckl Creger (G) 15.9 M70 Tony Castro 3000 METER WOMEN 2. Marilyn Osgood-Knight 42 19*2-1/2" 14.2 Joe Caruso 30-34 14.8 M6S Andy Collins 1. Kate Wall 34 12:32.42 45-49 14.0 Hack Robinson 1. Connie Wilson 48 24*9" 14.8 N60 Ton Patsalls 35-39 2. Almeta Parish 46 24*2-1/2" 12.4 100 METER WOMEN Pate Fetter 1. Kathleen Kaiser 36 11:10.1 13.3 Hayden Parks (G) 2. Marijke Valencia 39 12:08.4 U.G DISCUS WOMEN Byron Walls 14.G 35-39 A. Wingo 40-44 30-34 14.1 1. Phil Raschker 36 11.89 G. Sinon 14.2 1. Lori Schutt 40 12:26.48 1. Sandra Stepp 33 100*5" 2. Margo Fund 37 15.60 Bo Smith 16.6 38 15.89 2. Marilyn Osgood-Knight 42 21:27.0 3. Paddy Reddaway 40-44 M55 Thonas HIHer 14.0 J. Warren 14.1 50-544 1. Cherrie Sherrard 44 80'9" 40-44 M50 Dave Jackson 12.1 1. Marcia McChesney 53 13:27.7 2. Marilyn Osgood-Knight 42 48'5" 44 13.17 Tony Nasralls 1. Cherrie Sherrard 3. Audi FXeishmeui 43 44'2" 12.2 13.58 2. Jeanne Carter 43 Bob Radford 12.9 55-59 45-49 Juan PedevUla 14.4 1. Harriet Wilson a 45«49. 55 13:45.2 Ren Dennis 1. Connie Hllson ' 48 68'3" U.3 Almeta Parish 46 14.2 Nick Newton 11.8 A1 Henry 10*000 METER WOMEN (6 Miles) JAVELIN WOMEN U.9 50-54 35-39 35-39 Roger Tsuda 12.2 1. Dorothy Anderson 54 17.16 Haig Bohlgian (G) 1. Kathleen Kaiser 36 38:46.1 1. Paddy Reddaway 38 81*04" 12.B M40 Walt Butler 2. Marijke Valencia 39 42:43.2 11.9 60-64 Tony Craddock 40-44 12.0 Sue Kangas 60 20.7 Dee DeWltt (G) HIGH JUMP WOMEN 1. Marilyn Osgood-Knight 42 43'8- 12.3 64 21.22 M35 Marjorie Hunt 35-39 Gerald Robinson 11.2 Darrel Newman 1. Phil Raschker 36 5*0" HAMHE8 WOMEN (Exhibition) 11.2 65-69 H. Thompson 30-34 11.2 16.25 R. Horrle 1. Josephine Kolda 65 40-44 1. Sandra Stepp 11.3 33^(^103*11-1/2" L. Callahan 1. Cherrie Sherrard 44 4*0" U.3 Wilbur Roberson 11.4 H30 H. Mc(k)y 10.8 200 METER WOMEN Hike -n 10.8 Reggie 11.1 30-34 Glenn Johnspn U.2 1. Celeste Roth 33.73 TAC NATIONAL MASTERS CE(JlTHIjON AND HEPTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS Hike Black U.2 C. Hissourl 12.0 35-39 MERGED CDLLDSE, MEROD, CALIPORNIA JULY 2-3, 1983 Phil Raschker 36 24.8 DECA'IHIJJN Margo Fund 37 33.55 Judith liowery 37 34.03 M30 Age 100 LJ SHOT HJ 400 nOH DISC PV JAV 1500 lAAF N 1 Jeff Hines 31 11.6 6.44 10.67 1.80 54.3 16.0 33.54 4.59 44.98 4:36.6 6549 200d Dash Mark Salzraan 31 11.4 6.25 11.97 1.88 56.1 15.3 36.44 4.12 40-44 53.54 5:46.0 6419 U60 Diana Smith 42.9 Steve Kenip 30 11.6 6.36 12.65 1.65 53.5 15.5 34.85 3.71 6378 Cherrie Sherrard 44 28.09 49.43 4:51.4 W50 Shirley Kinsey 32.1 Ray Golumixj 34 11.4 6.15 10.34 1.70 54.2 Jeanne Carter 43 29.03 16.5 30.45 3.71 39.14 5:06.3 5823 mo Jeanne Carter 28.8 Ed Baskauskas 33 12.0 6.04 9.91 1.83 59.4 15.7 24.04 3.56 39.21 6:00.0 5216 W35 Chestlne Barnes 27.3 Gary Schmidt 30 n .8 5.80 12.52 1.60 59.9 16.5 45-49 35.11 2.69 42.18 inj 4989 W30 Tina Stough 28.9 — Jerry Hougen 30 11.9 6.14 10.67 1.65 99.5 — — — 1. Almeta Parish 46 29.84 2285 M70 Tony Castro 29.9 2. Gretchen Snyder 49 30.5 M35 M60 Bob Hunt 28.1 1 Ken Roberts 37 11.4 6.12 11.82 1.68 54.7 16.7 33.16 2.69 41.40 5:18.7 5596 Hayden Parks (G) 28.8 2 Dennis Stempei 39 12.3 5.75 10.44 1.63 59.8 18.4 33.58 3.71 44.48 5:44.3 5111 A. Hlngo 29.7 Dorothy Anderson 54 37.34 3 James Hollister 38 11.8 6.02 6.41 1.63 56.7 16.9 29.17 2.69 40.63 4:49.9 4980 M55 Novl Mlllcevlc (G) 28.0 4 Steve Smith 37 12.7 5.02 7.86 1.37 60.8 23.5 23.31 2.69 28.94 5:19.4 3420 Thomas Htller 29.0 65-69 5 Bill Taimer 38 12.5 5.61 7.34 1.44 66.3 19.4 20.08 3.25 25.58 6:43.3 3402 J. Warren 29.0 Josephine Kolda 65 34.7 ( Loren Noyes 33.2 M40 MSG Tony Nasralla 24.8 1 [3ave Ihoreson 42 12.6 6.28 9.83 1.87 59.2 16.4 32.51 4.17 46.18 5:25.4 5730 Dave Jackson 25.0 2 R.D. Mclntyre 40 11.4 6.38 10.96 1.59 54.6 16.5 31.50 3.40 44.72 5:34.8 5680 Bob Hessersmlth 25.4 3 Bill Poehler 41 12.8 3.36 400 HE'T^R WOMEN 8.63 1.32 dnf dnf 24.03 29.08 dnf 1636 Bob Radford 26.9 35-39 M45 F. Klshl 27.7 Juan Pedevllla 29.3 Phil Raschker 36 56.73 1 Gary Bane 45 12.3 5.70 8.34 1.63 57.7 16.2 26.76 3.40 42.43 5:07.5 5085 M45 Ken Dennis 23.8 2 Don Worrall 45 12.3 4.96 8.84 1.53 59.5 17.3 24.94 3.40 30.09 5:23.1 4382 Nick Newton 24.1 40-44 3 Jim Weed 46 13.3 4.68 10.00 1.47 62.1 17.6 29.53 3.10 42.31 5:39.1 4201 43 1«04.93 Roger Tsuda 25.4 Jeanne Carter 4 Ray Fitzhugh 48 13.1 5.33 8.67 1.53 67.0 19.4 26.45 3.00 32.67 5:58.0 3768 H40 Hm. Knocke (O 23.4 5 Hector Cisneros 49 12.9 4.70 7.76 1.42 58.7 18.8 23.06 2.80 29.38 5:08.0 3761 Tony Craddock 25.0 45-49 6 Mark Bodley 48 13.2 5.11 7.14 1.53 63.1 20.9 26.28 2.80 32.30 5:40.5 3586 1:05.0 Robert Jonea 25.6 1. Irene Obera 49 7 Donald Gray 48 13.6 4.76 8,99 1.42 67.2 19.4 25.52 3.10 36.73 5:56.0 3537 2. Gretchen Snyder 49 1:06.75 M35 Wilbur Roberson 23.3 M50 3. Almeta Parish 46 1:07.9 M. Thompson 23.5 1 H. Schellenberg 50 12.4 5.73 12.45 1.70 58.6 4. Lyn LaGrander 46 1:11.4 16.9 34.72 3.20 43.22 5:23.6 5399 Wa-A M30 M. McCoy 21.8 2 A1 Brenda 54 12.6 5.21 10.15 1.48 60.6 18.3 29.04 3.30 32.13 5:49.8 4315 Glenn Johnson 22.1 3 Fred Galleirdo 52 12.9 5.14 10.00 1.42 63.2 17.2 31.77 50-54 3.10 34.91 5:46.8 4241 Warren Spikes 22.1 4 CBve Douglass 51 13.5 4.77 10.59 1.32 Harcia McChesney 53 1:28.94 dnf dnf 29.33 31.55 dnf 2148 Hike Jackson 22.6 M55 Reg. Davis 23.0 C. Missouri 25.1 55-59 1 R.J. Nordquist 57 12.9 4.29 9.75 1.37 63.1 18.5 29.94 2.90 33.21 6:15.0 3627 Arlene Noviello 56 1:52.91 2 Jock Jocoy 57 12.9 4.91 9.01 1.32 63.4 21.1 23.17 1.93 28.30 5:41.5 3061 400pi Dash 3 Ted Ensslin 56 13.6 4.39 8.11 1.32 70.4 20.1 24.42 2.68 23.82 7:20.6 2616 4 John Hannah i 65-69 59 14.7 4.10 8.05 1.12 74.6 24.1 23.07 1.70 24.42 7:08.5 1511 W65 Dorothy Stotsenberg 1:57.1 1. Josephine Kolda 65 1:22.87 H40 Jeanne Carter 1:05.6 M60 lAAF/WAVA W30 Tina Stough 1:05.7 1 Robert Hunt 63 13.2 4.16 10.58 1.27 64.5 17.5 32.08 1.80 28.30 6:23.3 309176375 2 Frank Bowles M60 Bob Hunt 1:07.5 62 14.3 4.19 11.25 1.32 70.3 20.9 30.85 1.80 33.68 6:20.1 2737/6132 3 Bill Burke M55 Bill Fitzgerald 59.1 64 15.1 3.91 11.67 1.22 81.3 22.5 33.20 2.30 33.67 dnf 2397/4905 Gene Harte 1:00.5 M70 1:04.4 800 METER WOMEN Louis Beadle 30-a4 1G.Gonzalez-Julia 70 13.3 4.59 10.96 1.27 69.0 19.7* 29.27 2.50 29.67 dnf ;VK3097/8341 MSG Tony Naaralla 56.9 2 Bud Deacon Suzanne Simas 34 2:40.6 72 16.8 3.51 6.34 1.22 76.5 22.2 23:78 2.30 19.83 6:56.6 1386/5634 Bob Hessersmlth 56.9 Celeste Roth 33 2:58.69 M75 M4S Jesse Carrlngton 55.6 1 A.J. Puglizevich75 H4G Robert Jones 59.1 — — 9.09 1.00 dnf 21.03 24.12 dnf 866/1812 1:02.6 35-39 Tony Craddock HEPTATHLON Judith Lowery 37 2:55.4 M35 Ken Stuart 50.8 Wm. Knocke (G) 43 *AR 51.2 100H SHOT HJ , 200 LJ LJ ^ 800 WAVA K. Sherlock (C) 52.2 40-44 1 Phil Raschker 36 14.6 7.25 1.58 24.8 5.27 Frank Little 53.2 Mary Cullen 44 2:40.85 45 J. Scott 56.9 Lori Schutt 40 2:42.28 1 Oiristel Miller 48 18.9 7.64 1.29 29.5 3.72 R. Scockard 58.3 50 R. Main 1:00.7 45-49 1 Alice Leicht 50 17.1 + 6.66 1.18 33.4 3.57 M30 James Harvey 50.0 Gretchen Snyder 49 2:35.3 2 Shirley Kinsey 54 17.3+ 9.80 1.02 32.6 3.68 53.1 Irene Obera 49 2:47.50 N. Smith *110m hurdles. +80m hurdles. C. Allen 54.1 Lyn LaGrander 46 2:48.25 UlUlams 54.1 page 38 National Masters News August, 1983 t • 800m Run M50 B. Otzlnger 16*63< 4X100 Relay M30 Carl Warrell 28:55.7 H45 Roger Tsuda 16*11 3/4' 2:25.3 50.2 W15 C. Barnes I MAO Larry Salllnger 18*11" M50 (CDM) Radford, Jackson, Clayton and Messersndth W30 Tina Scough 2:32.9 46.0 Pole Vault Robert Jones 17*735" M45 (CDM) Dennis, Smith, Richardson and Henry M65 Ed Scotsenberg 2;A9.A M30 (SCS) Morris, Roberton, Black,and Jackson 44.0 M70 Art Vesco 6'0" I M35 Rufus Morris 21*35" M60 Dave Lewis 2:39.A (AATC) 46.2 M65 Jim Vemon 10*0" D. Johnston 19*3s" M55 Bill Fitzgerald 2:1A.0 (CDM) 49.1 Elmer Slegel 7*6" L. Callaluui 18*11" Walt Atcheson 2:25.0 M60 Dave Brown 9*0" I H30 C. Williams 20*935" Avery Bryant 2:3A.9 Bill Burke 7'6" M. Black 19*7 3/4 M50 Ton Sturak 2:16.A M55 Don Grosh 9'6" C. Warrell 17 *W Pentathlon Leonard Walts 2:18.5 LJ JT 200m DT 1500m Total M45 Gary Bane U*0" I Shot Put John Harper 2:21.A MAS Gary Miller AR 5.98m M44 Harden Connelly 14 "O" A7.6Am 2A.1 35.08 A:51.0 Bob Holmes (G) 2:22.8 W70 Edith Mendylu 26*1 3/4" AS *HR 19'7%" 156'3" 115*1" Dee DeHltt 11*6" Lloyd McGuire (G 2:29.7 W50 K. Jacoy 23*9" M35 D. Johnston 601 635 585 A58 MAS Mel Elliot 14*0" 22*93j" 2:02.8 Magdalena Kuehne 600 1201 1835 2A21 2879 2879 lAAF Cliff Bedell 2:05.7 W40 Ursula Schrelber 25*8 3/4" High Jump 766 890 6A2.5 753.6 Jesse CarrIngton 2:09.5 Catle Burke 20*5" 833 1599 2A89 3131.5 3885 3885 HAVA Fred Karlln 2:18.9 W35 Laytanya Glass 3*9" W35 Laytanya Glass 28*1" Steve Webb 2:19.8 M65 Jim Vemon 4*3" Sandra Schuoacher 22*3 3/4" MAO G. Panagoullas 2:53.7 Elmer Slegel 4*1" M75 Red Doms 37*1" Halg Bohlglan (G) A.98m 33.9Am 26.6 29.58B1 5:16.5 M35 Ken Stuart 1:57.1 H60 Burl Glat 63 5'»s" B. Rolls 31*2" 16'A" 111'A" 97 *V' John Perry 2:00.2 Bob Ogle 4*7" M70 40'43," Vem Cheadle 368 ABO A65 323 M30 Nolan Smith 2:02.5 Orv Gillette 4*7" Don Plerottl 34*535" 366 73A 116A 1629 1932 1952 lAAF R. Hall (G) 2:06.5 Chuck McFate 4*5" M60 George Ker 51*3 3/4" A23.5 6A0 A66.5 603.6 Carl Warrell 2:29.8 M50 Ed Austin 5*1" Dan Aldrlch 45*8 3/4" A83 906.5 15A6.5 2013 2616.6 2616.6 WAVA B. Otzlnger 4*5" S. Lampert 34*7 3/4" 1500m Run M45 Nick Newton 5*9" M55 Bill Bangert 44*2 3/4" M40 John Dobroth wR 42 6*5V WAO Mary Cullen (G) 5;A1.6 Loren Noyes 30*135" Ed Martin A. 78m 37.66m 27.7 27.6A:n 5:A8.6 M35 C. Rader 6*5H" Emson Grimm M70 Alfred Guth 9:13.1 21*23t" 15'8V' 123*7" 90*8V' M30 Steve Lang 6*3" M50 Dave Douglass M65 Ed Stotsenberg 5:36.0 33*11" ASS 351 A19 180 Clark Devllblss M60 Dave Lewis 5:37.0 32*7 3/4" 301 756 1107 1526 1706 1706 lAAF Javelin Throw A. Wlngo 6:01.5 Jerry Wojclk 28*5 3/4" 516.5 530 A0A.5 AOS M45 Hal Smith 37*4" M55 Peter Mundle A:A9.e W70 Edith Mendyka 65*335" A13 929.5 1A59.5 186A 2272 2272 WAVA B. Frahm Louis Beadle 5:03.8 W50 K. Jacoy 52*2 3/4" 37*235" M35 Frank Rellly 50*4" Avery Bryant 5:22.8 W45 Chrlstel Miller 99*235" Fred Johnston 35*735" MSG Tom Sturak A:36.8 W40 Ursula Schrelber 69*3t'* M35 Jim Ball A.70m 36.A2m 25.7 29.20m 5:21.0 Dous M Gunner Llnde A:37.5 Catle Burk 47*35" 21*11" 15'5" 119*6" 95*9 3/A M30 Mike Deller 46*335** Jerry Withers A:37.6 W35 Sandra Schumacher 58*0" A36 A99 A56 301 John Harper 5:0A.2 M75 Red Doms 91*635" ITriple Jimp •••,• 296 732 1231 1687 1988 1988 lAAF Lloyd McGuire 0 5:35.5 M70 Don Plerottl 84*135" W50 M. Kuehne 22*985" MAS Beddled A:31.0 Art Vesco 70*8" M70 Joe Caruso 24*8" J. Welby Fred Johnston (G) 5.68m A7.7Am 25.2 A:32.5 M60 Pete Fetter 153*8" M65 Elioer Slegel 26*985" Dm 5:33.7 MAO George Cohen 156*7" A:13.0 Bill Burke 120*0" M60 Tom Patsalls 38'3 3/4" N. Towers A:21.3 602 M55 Emson Grimm 48*1135" Charles Mercurlo 30*4 3/4" SAO 0 2AA M35 W. Sumner A:08.0 533 1135 1675 1675 M50 Ralph Hudson 149*9" M45 Halg Bohlglan (G) 35*985" 1919 1919 lAAF T. Flndley A:35.A Dave Douglass 107*6" M35 Refus Morris 40 *685" M30 K. Jokela A:20.0 Jerry Wojclk 107*3" LM30 Steve Lang 34'IOV' R. Rook A:A9.1 J.Clark Devllblss 105*9" M45 Hal Smith 128*10" 5000m Run Ed Martin 120*11" 5th JOE GAGLIAId MEJORIAL REDBUD CLASSIC 10K JOHNNY MILES MARATHON (CANA MAO Lloyd Hlgglns 180*7" M70 R. Neveau 28:01.7 lOK; GERMANTCWN, TEMN. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. DIAN MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIP) D. Welty 149*8" LONG M50 Pat Devlne 17:A5.6 APRIL 17, 1983 MAY 1, 1983 NEW GLASGOW, N.S. Robert Jones 108 *8" MAS J. Weldy 17:19.8 1st Overall MAY 8, 1983 M35 Bill Perry 17:38.0 M35 Frank Rellly 169*7" Alan Terrell 32:45 1st Overall M40-44 M30 R. Kllpatrlck 16:29.4 R. Rook 130*8" DISTANCE Lisa Hbskins 38:50 David Miley 31:14 N. Ashton, 40 2:59:46 M30 Ron Rook 128*8" Men Jeanie Giles 39:30 Frank Rock 125*0" J. Wyatt, 40 2.-59;58 30 Mike Moffatt 37:32 Men 10.000m Run T. Gonway, 41 3:08:36 RESULTS Mike Harville 38:53 30 Greg Owings 32:46 D. Machek, 40 3:15:38 W75 Marllla Sallsbu 1:29:49.8 David Dwiahue 39:05 Larry Rose 34:28 Discus Throw M45-49 W35 Stella Grubert 1:29:34.8 40 Jack Bums 38:40 Craig St.John 35:09 Please send masters C. Grant, 48 2:55-.18 M70 Alfred Guth 1:07:05.1 W70 Edith Hendylce 52*735*' James Tigner 40:05 40 Bill Adams 37:08 f- M60 Harold Daughters 40:30.2 K. Schott, 48 2:56:19 W50 Shirley Klnsey 85*1*' race results to: National Jim Lovelace 40:36 Roy Glenn 39:23 K. Stark, 47 ¥' M50 Pat Devlne 36:48.0 3:11:26 K. Jacoy 53*0" 50-64 Den Mathews 39:28 F. Gervais, 47 M30 Nolan Smith 34:38.5 Masters News, P.O. Box John C^radine 46:32 3:71;32 f'• W40 Ursula Schrelber 80*5" 50+fiobert Hefley 42:44 M50-54 i-': Catle Burke 50*5" 2372, Van Nuys, CA James Phillips 47:54 CJiarles Gancer 43:25 E. Stem/art, 50 110m Hurdles 3:09:07 f V M75 Red Doms AR 76 114*9" • Harry Cobb 48:07 Jim Smith 45:09 I B. McDougall, 54 4:20:24 M70 Vem Cheadle 122*10" 91404. Please include 65+Wenier Pludra 48:06 p •' M60 Tom Patsalls 16.A M60-64 Don Plerottl 102*3" Preston McDaniel 56:47 Wcmen Bob Hunt 17.A Idate, distance and city. L. Maclnnis, 62 M60 Dan Aldrlch 153*4" Mike Tochen 59:36 30 Jeanie Giles 39:30 3:35:49 C. McFate 20.1 W35-39 t: George Ker 135*2" Wcmen Suzie Quinn 45:29 M55 Loren Notes 23.1 A. Belllemare, 38 Bill Burke 112*7" 30 Cathy Laurie 42:47 Judie Lechtacberg 46:14 4:14:55 MAS A1 HeniTr 15.6 danmon iok W60-64 S. Lampert 73*10" Renee Marshall 45:23 40 Patricia Bums 48:48 MAO Walt Butler lA.A ATLANTA, GHXIGIA H. Jeppesen, 60 M55 B. Bangert 103*1" Angela Priscola 48:20 Lynne Taylor 51:16 5:10:50 Larry Salllnger 1A.7 M50 Ed Van Pelt 144*7" APRIL 23, 1983 40 Mary Ann Wehrura 41:10 Karen Posten 51:44 Dee DeWltt (G) 16.8 1^'- C. Renfro 139*535" Pat Love 45:23 50+Jeanette Kerr 57:14 M35 •M Thompson 1A.5 1st Overall Dave Douglass 100*0" A1 Swai 20 Ramona Pethkoff 50:43 Lorena Dressen 1:06:51 David Johnston 15.2 30:16 MARATHON LINCXOIN Jerry Wojclk 93*5" Fred Johnston (G) 16.1 Colleen Joiner 20 39:20 50+Ann Wagoner 66:06 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Clark Devllblss 93*1*' Gary Lalne (G) 16.A M30-34 MAY 15, 1983 M45 Bob Hemphreys 156*8" Larry Mayse, 34 b 34:11 OCO-CHDO CLASSIC 5.05 Miles Hal Smith 111*11" K. De Santos, 32 1st Overall AOOm Hurdles 34:58 CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Ed Martin 94*1" Billy Collins, 32 Rat McGuire, 31 2:20:25 34:58 MAY 12, 1983 M60 Bob Hunt 1:13.1 MAO Lloyd Hlgglns 169*9*' Hr! M35-39 Alice Skultety, 30 3:06:24 M55 Loren Noyes 1:27.6 LA JOLLA HALF-MARATMON P. Toughlll 121'7" Wes Wesely, 35 32:17 1st Overall M30-34 M50 Tony Nasralla 1:05.1 LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA Pat McGuire Welty 88*4" Mike Hartman 34:33 Ric Silver 24:36 A1 Sheahen 1:06.7 Abe Shelnker 86*6" Bill Brackin, 35 APRIL 24, 1983 Kathi Wagner 31:32 Bob Busby, 33 2:23:07 W. Robinson 34:34 1:07.6 M35 Frank Rellly 174*7" M40-44 I1st Overall Men C. Karthauser, 30 2:24:56 Bob Holmes (G) 1:11.2 Fred Johnston 117*2" A1 McDaniel, 40 34:26 Joe League 1:09:59 30 Randy Wall 29:38 M35-39 MAS Gary Bane 1:03.3 M30 Mike Deller 146*3" Mike Kelley, 40 Jack Baggett 29:38 Jeff Fischer, 39 2:27:46 MAO W. Powell 36:21 Nan Wilkinson 1:21:36 1:05.5 Tom Cannon, 40 IMen John Uhelski 30:13 Greg Wilson, 36 2:37:52 M35 Kevin Sherlock (C 36:34 58.3 Hammer Throw M45-49 35 Heinz Elegand 25:07 Jack McVay, 35 2:42:14 Gary Lalne (G) j30 Graeme Shirley 1:14:01 1:00.8 Ken Winn, 45 Allen Buquo 28:19 M40-49 M70 Don Plerottl 106 34:03 Jay Jurado 1:14:54 M30 Williams 1:03.7 *10" C. Brasfield, 46 Doyal Swafford 29:44 L. Gaither, 45 2:34:45 Art Vesco lOA *7" 38:32 Barry Mangan 1:15:34 12" Dan Cole, 48 40 Dean Godwin 28:23 Ray Stevens, 42 2:36:54 3000m Steeplechase M65 Dan Aldrlch 111 39:17 I 40 Jim Williams 1:17:28 M50-54 Mike Lcwrie 29:15 Bob D. anith, 40 2:44:57 Tom Devaughn 102 *8" R. McAndrews 1:18:02 M62 Harold Daughters 15:36.6 Don Presley, 50 Tony Arnold 30:47 M50+ S. Lambert 51*6" 39:27 Francisco Saiz 1:18:24 M55 Avery Bryant 12:15.5 Jim Uicmas, 51 45 Bill Branta 29:06 Don Nail, 50 2:51:55 M55 Wm. Bangert 119 • A" 39:56 I50 Norm McAbee 1:20:47 Jack Noble 12:20.9 Ben Gross, 52 Raleigh Maddox 30:22 Wayne Yonce, 51 2:55:13 Emson Grlism 56''10" 40:40 Frank Ferrone 1:23:34 M30 Henry Lange 10:26.5 Richard Park 31:59 Russ Johnson, 50 2:55:44 M50 Stuart Thompson 159''7"/A' M55-59 Hctner Rhoads 1:26:26 50 Ken Campbell 31:43 Dave Douglass 122''0" Ray Dubner, 57 44:18 I60.»Jim McCown 1:30:11 5000m Walk 1Qti B.P. Daniel 32:30 Jerry Wojclk 102' Jack Moore, 58 45:18 Wayne Zook 1:32:29 W30-34 .5" David Bishop 32:59 W65 L. Nicholson 37:58.1 Clark Devllblsa 90' Wilbum Adons, 58 49:26 Donald Dilworth 1:40:17 Alice Skultety, 30 3:06:24 W60 Rose Kaah 35:16.6 MAS Hal Smith 98' 3" M60t 60 Joseph ^b^ga^o 36:23 Valerie Oertli, 30 3:12:14 MAO Abe Shelnker IWomen W40 J. Brovm 31:48.1 105'2" H.T. Marshall, 65 43:01 Augustus Ford 44:33 Ruth Ctoadal, 34 3:27:18 M35 Frank Rellly I30 Cindy Cohagen 1:26:37 Qiarley May 47:14 J. Mahoney 37:34.9 158*9" diaries Lewis, 64 48:20 W3S-39 M30 Mike Deller Audrey Bums 1 :28:19 Sandy Beam 38:47.7 1A6* 0" John EXmahue, 61 :04:05 Barbara Ross, 38 3:23:24 Darlene Bums i :30:24 W35 C. Butler 32:24.8 W30-39 30^iscilla Thai 34:16 Sylvia Wiegand, 38 3:24:08 Long Jump I40 Ursula Rains 1:32:59 Sharon Smith 34:45 W30 E. Rowland 38:21.8 Irene Schanz, 33 42:32 Susan Madsen, 3:34:05 Faye Heldoom 1 :35:43 Rosemary Hurayt 35:06 M75 C. Unruh(G) 36:11.1 W70 Edith Mendyka Lynto Mclkigh, 33 43:31 W40-49 5*93," Nancy Thweatt 1 :37:35 35 Kate Gerbitz 32:33 M70 A1 Guth 44:35.2 W50 Shirley KInseyAR 54 12*135' Louise Trice, 35 45:50 Sharon Cooper, 44 3:18:37 I50 Dorothy Stock 1:33:19 Anita Rawls 33:32 H45 L. Green 26:35.6 W40-49 Rose Riegelman, 41 3:22:00 Magdalena Kuehne 10*535" Nicki Hobson 1 :48:18 Barbara E>rice 34:24 C. Acosta 29:17.6 M70 Joe Caruso 12*335*' Julia Qnnons, 41 40:47 Shirley Hardin, 42 3:29:53 Maeann Garty 1:55:36 40 Liz Dickerson 36:15 M40 R. Brewer 27:18.0 Art Vesco 10*2" Lila Brasher, 40 44:42 W50r I60+Gerry CBvidson 1:54:03 Ruth Dicks 36:24 B. Burk 29:46.9 M60 Tom Patsalls 19*1 3/4^ Betty Nevel, 44 45:39 Ann Brown, 52 4:14:34 Judith Simon 2 :04:03 Heyam Abed 37:48 L. Galleger 31:33.0 Charles Mercurlo ""-13*985" W50i- Felicitas Salazar2:34:37 50 Mary Jo Green 41:51 L. Richardson 33:49.0 Bill Burke 12*5" Bobbie Wright, 52 46:59 Alice Brackett 46:10 M55 Novl Mlllcevlc ig'g 3/4' Rita Tomassini, 62 48:47 Betty Stafford . 46:38 Ann-Marie Gotty, 53 56:33 " -t National Masters News August, 1983 page 39 BRENTOOOD lOK NTRtCIOe-Nilt InHKHMietM grandma's MARATHON BASIN BLUES/DANNON 10-MILE ShulmanWntciiMttr IWaUSA/TAC CkmpieMMp 5th ANNUAL BSA 10K IjOS ANGELES, CALIPC»NIA SAN FERNANDO, CALIFORNIA MAV 29, 1983 DULUTH, MINNESOTA HaH Marathon aiM* St*ekMn. OHMM. NY ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND JUNE 11, 1983 JUNE 12, 1983 New Rochetia toWhite Plaint, NY Spwie«d ee HewY«keweeewwtc** MAY 15, 1983 1st Overall Otit Janetr ie. 0PM M30-39 1st Overall Qiris Shallert 30:00 SpMiirtd bythi Slwlnwi fUilly 6rwp 0(sUiK4 tdOMiteY: 1st Overall Ed Mendoza 49:24 Patxicia Story 34:46 Barney Klecker, 35 2:22:01 Undir IhtiHiplcnefthi Chetk-in Men-rr,W«Ttcfl 7.To -r." I» NEVER WIUSOMANY But thentheystarted looking roughly 10 ounces inasize 9, ifs around for other innovations from more than lightenoughto race in. Itwasoneof some of our more specialized We were stunned. And we /UffSOIITTU0 those victories models. told them—this is just that, frankly, took us by surprise. Next thing we knew, the too much All we were after was an Air Pegasus was sporting the Waffle™ shoe with a slightlymore down- Center-of-Pressure^" outsole. For 0 to-earth price tag. even more cushion. And greater The more runners who expe stability. It also made the Pegasus <^00 I®' .I rience Air, we reasoned, the fewer great for running over any number 0 0 will settle for anything less. That ofdifferent surfaces. Fromgrass was the theory. to asphalt, to gravel and mud. 41-.' Pegasus. That was the name. men, they flared the heel technology, too much versatility. Then our R&D department fora touch more stability. Notched The Pegasus is simply more shoe I' proceeded to run amucK. First, the suede at the first metatarsal for than we baigainedainea for.tor. HV' they incorporated the Nike Air- flexibility. And even went to Then they Wedge.^" That was fine. Because a lighter EVA formulation in the reminded us. it gives the kind of long-luting midsole. Thafs what a cushion you just can't find in arany As a result, the Pegasus is not baigain is all other shoe. only a great training shoe, but at about. Beaverton, Oregon