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Alan Price and Carl Schueler Defended Their National Walking Titles at 100 Miles and 40 Km, Respectively in Recent Races . Price OHi VOLUMEXXI 1 NUMBER8 COLUMBUS,OHlD OC'.roBER1985 H!ICE, SCHUELERREPEAT AS TIThISTS- - ANDTHEN SOME Alan Price and Carl Schueler defended their National walking titles at 100 miles and 40 Km, respectively in recent races . Price was winning the title for the sixth time in the eight years the race has been held , Schueler made it three in a row in the 40. Race reports from Bill Hillman and Elliott Denman. Columbia Missouri, Sept. 28-2~A1an Price, J8 of Washington, D. C. and the Poto1713.cValley Seniors Track Club, dontinued his domination of long distance race walking in America by winning the 18th Annual 100 Mile sponso~ by the Columbia Track Club. The race was also the National Athletics &ngress Championship at the distance. Alan's winning time of 20:37:30 was well off his American record time of 18146113 set here last year. With the temperature ranging from the mid-forties (fahrenheit) to about 75, Price and Bob Davidson of Hawaii conducted a highly spirit ed duel fort the first 70 miles. Price increased his lead to about 2 miles in the next hour and secm-ed his sixth gold medal when Davidson faded from contantion. This victory, coupled with las year ' s record breaking performance and a first place in the 1984 TAC100 Km Championship, certainly indicates that Price must be considered the premier long dista nce American race walker of the decade. Sinc e his first 100 mile race walk in 1978, where he broke the American record in 18=57:01, through eight stzaight victories at Colum­ bia, six TACgold medals in the 100 mile, several 100 Km championships, and thecompletion of his 17th 100 miler, he has been without peer on the North American continent. Darwin Hindman of Columbia was the only other finisher today, clocking 22:52:14. Other compeitiors included: J, Bob Davidson, Hawaii 93 miles 4. Bruce Etherton, Independence, Hissom-i 88 miles .5. Rich Meyers, Xenia, Ohio 81 miles 6. Tom Kline, Scarsdale, N.Y, 78 miles 7. lhil Lewis, Xenia 77 miles 8. Stew Pinto 73 miles 9. Rob Spier, C0 lumbia 65 miles 10. John Wilke 63 miles 11. Car Mccoun, Great Falls, Montana 62 miles (11 Km) 12. Audrey Dix, Albuquerque, N.M• .5.5miles lJ. Axie Hindman, COl­ umbia .52 miles 14. Gene Dix, Albuquerque .50 miles 1.5. Bob Gerhardt .50 miles - 16. Jeff Lewis, Xenia (gge 16) .50 miles. Fort Monmouth, N.J., Oct. 13--Car l Schueler' s third strai .ght victory in the Athletics Congr:ess National 40 KmRace 'Championship wasn't the easy stroll it looked. The 29-year-old, two-time Olympian from Colorado SPrings was clocked in a near record J=l.5 104, as he missed his own course mark by a mere 1:07. This was the 47th annual U.S. Championship at the near - marathon dist­ ance and it was sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey 1n cooperation with Shore A,C., Point pleasant Distributors, and New Jersey Athletics Co llgress, (to ]:ame 4) PAGE2 OC'IUBER1985 OCTOBER1985 PAGE J The Ohio Racewlaker (USPS J06-o.50) is published monthly in Columbus, Ohio. Subscription rate is $5.00 per year ($7.oo for First Class Kail,, $11.00 for Overseas Air Mail). E>iitor and Publisher1 John E. (Jack) U I "'°"TM.•IIIWCI STATEMENTOF OWffERSHIP, MANAGEMENTAND CIRCULATION Mortland. Address all corres:pondence regarding both editorial sub­ ,,....., .,. tf U.$.C. ,_., scription matters to: Ohio Racewalker, Jl84 SUmmit St.. , Columbus, Ohio ,. Tln..R 0# fJ'U9)UCAn0N 4 PUBLICA Tl()H NO J l. OAff 0, ,iuMQ 4J202. Second Class :post.age _paid at Columbus Ohio. 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(Photo from the British 111 .,....r\Ht,... ffl'\ ,f o, '°'"''"'*,.,.."- .......,.. publication, Race Walking Record. ,. I '*111y lhet II• 11111......,11 - -,:t•r ••' me ....,.,. •• c'""ecl Md complete byJ::::::l.~•r. m~ e fv1,1.,t.,~ ..,_ ,,...., Ju1v1•1 Mlf 1s1J_,_..,_,., PAGE,2.,. PAGE4 OCTOBER1985 o~a~5 ·fililiin~~rl~~~ . Italy ' s Rafl\ello Ducceschi, . t 1n accompa.ny- "I wasn't thinking about the record that much, because I had so 1'\3.rcelino Coh;~urth Andy Kaestner led the U.S. co~t1:~:Si 5 Km Debbie many other problems," said Schueler. "The flexor muscles on my left Cup meet, was Torrellas edged Debbie 1,awrence U\ d Max Gr~en had foot just weren't working. Things were teansing up that shouldn ' t have~ ing races, Maryanne t· w·11 Preischel won the 10 Km; an . setting an personal bes , i . the Master ' s 10. Results. ssive perfor~nce in M No matter, Schueler still breezed home better than a mile and a another lift pre . Mauricio v illegas , ex• quarter in .fron of Dan O'Connor, his Olympic teaf11!11ateon both the 1980 22 2 K . 1 Guillaume LeBlanc, Canada l:~5 · 4 Rafaello -Ducceschi, Italy and 1984 squads and now his teammate on New York's F.a.st Side Track i~26~26 j. r-arcellino Colin, Mex. 1:26 JJ 'r 1:34 18 7. Don Lawrence Club . Between these two, they hold seven of the last eight 4o-Km 1:27 ·53 5. Andy Kaestner , 1 :3J;04 $. Ga..rYMogan . crowns , O' Connor having won in 1978 through 1981. : ; 8. victor Sipes 2;0J . • Debbie 18,wrence 23 :46 J. 1 37 17 23 46 2 A 4.5-second pit stop early in t he ra.ce may have cost Schueler a · 5 K . 1 Maryanne Tarrellas , 26 J4 5 Mary Howell crack at hi s record . Carl was the leading U.S. finisher in the ~::n~~bert=~~ 25;14 4. Christi~e O~iguy<ke;~njo :li .(1.6. finishe~) aongest track and field event in the Olympics- -sixth in the .50 Kmwalk­ 6 Robyn 1,ew ia 29 ,07 7 • eM er . 48 lJ J . Kurti G Fis her but has rarely earned the recogniti on he deserves. This El Paso ~b:i!--1:Will Preischel 47:51 2 · Douglas ~:nie~JJ ' 6. Eric Schmook County (Colorado) county planner , a graduate of Maryland' s Frostburg 48:l4 4. David i:a~rence :gg:1(0 1· K:.!~ tom s~gery , as described ~n State College (where he competed under track coach Bob Lewis , a 52:50 7 , Jim J-le1X1ng5J c)om8ngGregNear 55;0) 9 . Paul Perry 6 O·~4 graduate of Tu.strooor H.S. and Capital. U. in Columbus, a lo ng-t ime th se pages a few months back · 5 by 56i07 J. James Higgws acquaintance of your editor --always have to throw in some personal Ma:ters lO Km--1.
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