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On March 10, 1984, the 7th annual Azalea Trail Run will offer both runners and spectators the opportunity to be part of Alabama’s largest participatory athletic event. Both runs wind through flat, oak-shaded historic districts along the Azalea Trail.
In 1978, our first year, 578 runners led by Bill Rodgers “Ran the Trail”. Last year a record 5,271 runners tried to catch Rodgers (28:37), Herb Wills (28:43), Robbie Perkins (29:10), John Rogerson (29:12), and Bill Fisher (29:25). Setting the pace for females was Linda McLennan (33:18), challenged by Mobile’s own Sue King (34:20), and Laura Caldwell (34:45). Masters Division winners were Jim Ewing (31:42) and Mary Anne Wehrum (39:20).
To make the Azalea Trail Run more than just a race, we have planned two days of activities including: R U N N IN G SEMINAR, R U N N IN G GEAR EXPO, FILMS, PRIZES, VIDEO REPLAY, AWARDS CEREMONY AND MUSIC. And that’s not all - each runner gets the FINISHER’S BOWL of blackeyed peas, rice and cornbread, along with free refreshments.
A Racing South Grand Prix VI event and the RRCA Alabama Championship.
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FOOTPRINTS IS THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB
DECEMBER 1983-JANUARY 1984
6 SHORTS Chris Gonzalez qualifies for the Olympic Trials; sure signs of winter in New Orleans; Sick Dog II; Mardi Gras Marathon news; and at the races.
8 OFFICER’S REPORT New rules on the competition team; race director resigns. P ublish er New Orleans Track Club 9 ACHILLES TENDONITIS Editor Alan Engle, D.PM„ discusses the cause and prevention of the Suzanne diGeorge disability that has plagued athletes since Grecian times. Executive Committee P resident Ed Fleischmann 11 SCAVENGER RUNNING Mark Rayner reveals the joy of keeping your eyes to the Race Director ground, and local runners list treasures and trash found on Bill Couret the roads. Board Members Martha George Ron Brinkman 16 MARATHON TRAINING TIPS Chuck George You've read how to prepare for a marathon. Joni Halvorsen Lyle Morehouse tells exactly how not to get ready. Alvin Roussel Ray Sears Mark Holcomb 18 RACE RESULTS
Tre a s u re r It's getting cooler. Are you getting faster? Willie Stamm
S e c re ta ry 26 THE LAST MILE Julianne Cox Who's hurt, who's improving, who's competing, who's
Marathon Chairman winning. Cary Kuhlmann
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Gonzalez Qualifies For Olympic Trials Summer heat makes training for a fall marathon unenjoyable, but Chris Gonzalez made her months of hard training pay off at the Marine Corps Marathon. This mara thon, second in popularity only to New York, features a difficult, hilly course, in cluding a steep climb in the last mile. Chris kept a 6:30 pace throughout to run a 2:51:02—a time that qualifies her for the women's marathon trials in May 1984. She is the first person from the New Orleans area to qualify.
Countdown To The Marathon The 19th Annual Mardi Gras Marathon, scheduled March 4, 1984, is quickly ap proaching on runners' calendars. With the marathon date not far away, several groups of people have been busy for months in preparation for the race. The Mardi Gras Marathon Committee, directed by Cary Kuhlmann, chairman of the race, moved the race date to the Sunday immediately preceding Mardi Gras Day. The decision to move the race date was made in an attempt to attract more out-of- town runners to the New Orleans area. It looks like the date change is going to be a success since several hundred requests for applications have come in from many parts of the country. Volunteers are asked to come forward now so committee members can begin assigning workers to various positions in the race. The Mardi Gras Marathon needs workers for all kinds of duties: finish line, aid stations, registration, etc. Some of the tasks are easy, some of them are hard work. Some of the duties are to be performed on days preceeding the race while most other
jobs will be on marathon day—very early in SUZANNEdiGEORGE the morning, during the race and several hours after the last runner has finished. Kim Ganci is volunteer coordinator for the race and will put you on the list of volunteers. She can be reached at 443-5277 (5p.m.-9p.m.). Kim will assign you to the proper committee members for more information. In particular, if anyone wants the training runs, call C.J. Mouton, Phidip- • Your weekend run is the same more information about working on one of pides, Metairie, 887-8900; Martha Mainieri, distance as your weekly total was 2 months the aid stations out on the bridge, Mark Phidippides, West Bank, 368-SHOE; or Bill ago. Rayner can give you the details by calling and Pat Couret (5p.m.-9p.m.), 866-1372. • You bring Moss Brown out of moth 834-1066 (5p.m.-9p.m.). balls, and stuff your singlets on the top Another group equally as important to shelf. race success is the Class of '84, which is When There’s Frost On • You go into serious "hill training" for the bumps on the Causeway bridge. helping beginning and experienced mara The Banana Leaves ... thoners prepare for the race by training on • Your socks are used for more than long runs during the weekend. Class of '84 You know its winter in New Orleans when... your feet! members began training in September. • The 5-kilometer races have gone into • Bob Ainsworth comes up with a new Each week, the distances get a little bit hibernation . . . giving way to lOKs, 25Ks, set of world class names, announced to longer until members reach the point "The Wall," and Marathon Madness. attend the Great N.O. Marathon. where they are prepared to run the 26.2 O You actually enjoy running in the • The TP-SI begins plugging the mile distance over the Causeway from mornings again, without watering the streets Crescent City Classic . . . daily! Mandeville to Metairie. If you have any with your sweat. • Your T-shirts go to 3/4-sleeve length. questions about the time, date or location of O The sun is up at race time. Gary Alexander
6 Footprints At the Races Crown Buick Classic 5K: Chuck Crabbe, fresh from his victory at Run Fer The Hills 10K in Tennessee, went to the wire with Oliver Marshall before gaining a one second victory. Trading places at this race were Annette and Kent McDonald. Annette ran the race, while Kent worked on the sidelines. Methodist Hospital 5K: A delightful alter native to Audubon Park (and its tax on runners) is Joe E. Brown Park. The Wilder ness Center provided appropriate back, ground for this race. Radiofone Beeper 4 Mile: Tearn competition was spotlighted in the fifth running of this event. Teams from the Tchoupitoulas Social Aid and Athletic Club (2 teams), NOTC (4 teams), Tenneco, Slack Track, Southern Runner, LSU Medical Center and an unattached team vied for honors. TSAAC "A" took Open catagory, while NOTC teams placed first in Open Female, Male and Female Masters and Female Happy runners after the Radiofone 4-Mller: Back row, Ron Brinkman (race director), Don Masters. Garvey, Bryan Roberts, Jerry Hardouin, Joey Provenzano, Wayne Chenet. Front row, John Johnson, Dale Merceron, Mike Witkin. Fast Friend 5000: This race saw the re- emergence of Kent McDonald after injury. Willie Stamm was on hand to ensure that Kent had a difficult path to the winner's Sick Dog II circle. Competition Festa d'ltalia 5K: Washington apples pro The evening of October 13, was the date vided post-race refreshment in the fifth the second Tchoupitoulas Social Aid and running of this popular event. Long a Athletic Club Bar-A-Thon. In this invita favorite of NOTC President Ed Fleischmann, tional race, runners paid the low entry fee of and 400 plus runners travelled the down $5, got to choose their own number ("8- town streets, deaf to the propositions of pack", Lightweight", "007", "First Maple "working women" on Decatur Street. Leaf", "V2 in the bag", and "Alligator" were notable) and ran an accurate-to-the-last-bar Rivertown 10K: Superman can leap tall 10K course that wound its way through buildings in one bound but the ability to uptown New Orleans, stopping at the out stop trains belongs to Chuck George. The standing bars of Hillary's, Frankie and race director was instrumental in delaying a Johnnie's, Norby's, Le Bon Temps Roule, New Orleans bound train as it tried to cross Audubon Tavern, and F&M Patio. The race the race course. Again, Kenner runners started at Hillary's, where each runner was showed their support of organized road required to down a full beer, then take off. racing as a large percentage of the field was At each bar, the runner was required to "local." drink another beer before continuing. Oliver Marshall defended his title as New Whole Food 8K: Claudia Dumestre showed Orleans' fastest drinker with his 33:21 finish, that her heart was in the right place as she while last month's coverboy, Gordon- ran costumed in a body suit depicting the ookshaw, took second in 34:20. Marshall body's bones, muscles and internal organs. says he drinks hard to stay in shape but After crossing the finish line she treated the Cookshaw vows to beat him next time. (He spectators by dancing to the music of the immediately went into training.) Dirty Dozen Band. Female winner Peggy Cleary showed she Descente/Star 10K: Every runner was a could bend elbows with the best as her champion in this race. Although Chris 49:45 stands as a course record. Rue Amberg Brockwell and Pat Couret earned overall and Carolyn Stigman provided competi honors, the rest of the field took home gold, tion and all plan to lower their time in the silver and bronze lapel pins according to next race. their time. The entire race, part of a national A few low-lifes complained about the series, was filmed by Cox Cable and will be accuracy of the course but both Marshall
Footprints 7 OFFICERS’ REPORTS
COMPETITIVE TEAM (Jan. 8), is 5.5 miles. So, if you would like to be included in the Third, the system used to rank the mem first set of rankings, be sure your member The Board of Directors passed a resolu bers who compete in the designated race ship is up to date and get ready to run tion at their September meeting that signifi will be as follows: Jackson Day. cantly changes some of the operations of 1) Finishers places 1-20 . . . A Group Mike Guillot the competitive team. This proposal grew 2) Finishers places 21-50. . . . B Group out of a concern of a great many members of 3) Finishers places 51-75 . . . C Group the track club. Most members want a team 4) Finishers places 76-100. . . D Group that both uses the best talent of the club and DIRECTOR’S REPORT 5) Finishers places 101 4 .... E Group at the same time provides opportunities for It is unfortunate that I must notify you a great number of members to assist and Four Divisions: Men Open: age 1 to 39 that as of November 6, 1983, I have re compete with the team. Hopefully, this new signed as Race Director, the reasons being Men Masters: age 40+ concept will operate on the middle ground that my family and my job are demanding of these two notions. Women Open: age 1 to 39 Women Masters: age 40+ more time than in the past and that if I'd First, each member of the NOTC will continued as Race Director I would not be now be considered eligible to represent the Example: Male age 29 places 72 in Open able to give my fullest, and doing so would track club as a runner on the competitive Division—C Group. be detrimental to the New Orleans Track team. Members will be ranked at an- Fourth, only these designated races will Club and the running community itself. nced races held at least three times each affect the rankings. The rankings will be At this time I would like to thank all the year. The membership will be given published in Footprints. NOTC members, the current Board and the adequate notice of these races through the And finally, the team coordinator will past members with whom I have worked. It schedule and through Footprints. The first then select a team by using the current has been a pleasure and I am looking race will be the Jackson Day Race. rankings list and working down the list forward to continuing a close relationship Second, these races will be of varied until he can find a team in each division for with the track club. distances. The first race, Jackson Day the upcoming competition. Bill Couret 8 Footprints Achilles Tendonitis by Alan J. Engle, D.RM,
ccording to greek mythology, Peleus, ing to sick call, the soldiers presented with a member of the Argonauts and one thickened tendons that were painful to A of the greatest athletes in ancient Greece, touch. When the ankle was bent upward was a favorite of the gods. Zeus gave him and downward, the examiner could feel Thetis, a beautiful Nereid, for his bride, and what is best described as a "squeaky-door she bore him many children. She tried to hinge" sensation. This diagnosis, though, is make the children immortal by burning not absolute. The following must also be away their mortality over sacred fire, but ruled out: stress fracture of the heel bone, Peleus interrupted the ceremony before his bursitis, infection, and sprain. son could become immortal. Frustrated, One week of rest is usually required for Thetis returned to the sea and the child, patients with acute tendonitis. I also recom Achilles, was brought up by Chiron, the mend the use of a nonsteroidal anti-inflam wise centaur. Achilles became Greece's matory drug (Feldene, Naprosyn, Indocin, best warrior and was invulnerable except etc.). A heel lift in the shoe is also beneficial. for one heel, by which his mother had held As the symptoms decrease, a stretching him over the fire. During the Trojan War, program should begin. The patient should Achilles was mortally wounded by an ar use heat before physical activity and ice row from the bow of Paris, whose hand was afterward. (Only rarely do I prescribe or- guided by Apollo. The arrow struck his thotics for this condition; this is reserved for only vulnerable spot, the heel. This led to where the heel bone strikes the ground at the legend that injuries to the Achilles an exaggerated angle.) This treatment plan tendon meant the end of athletic careers. will control tendonitis in the majority of the The Achilles tendon arises from the calf become affected, the symptoms are evident. cases. muscle in the back part of the leg, and The potential for injury by runners is great, In cases of Achilles tendonitis that resist inserts into the back of the heel bone. It is considering there are approximate-ly 1,500 the usual treatment, the affected leg should the cord-like structure behind the ankle. heel strikes per mile. be placed in a short leg walking cast with Inflammatory conditions involving the the ankle extended downward for three Achilles tendon usually develop gradually. The severity of Achilles tendonitis in weeks. Symptoms that persist after six Patients usually complain of pain and a juries first became apparent to me while I months of conservative treatment may re limp after strenuous exercise. Speed train was a young medical officer at Ft. Benning. quire resection of an area of the tendon. A ing or interval workouts are the usual On arrival the young recruits immediately cast is then again worn after the surgery. precipitating events. Repeated trauma to jogged many miles in combat boots. These Surgery enables approximately 70% of the tendon causes swelling and inflam boots are made of a hard leather that has no patients with resistant tendonitis to return mation. When enough of the tendon's fibers padding for the Achilles tendon. On report to a more desirable level of function.
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A World’s Fair Road Race Festival Extravaganza Three days of Grand New Orleans Festivities and Entertainment • Jazz Festival at Finish Line »World Class Runners • Concerts • Runner Gear Exposition • Roses for all the Ladies
A marathon through historic old Host Sponsor New Orleans’ areas. The French The City of New Orleans Quarter-Jackson Square/St. Louis Mayor Ernest “Dutch” Morial Cathedral— Bourbon Street—the The Mayor’s Council on Fitness Lakefront— Bayou St. John — Old & Health Spanish Fort— Cemeteries of New Mackie Shilstone, Chairman Orleans— St. Charles Avenue Run with the Streetcars—The Information Mississippi River— City Park— Robert “Bob” Ainsworth, III Audubon Park— The Garden Marathon Chairman District— The Italian Piazza — The Great New Orleans Marathon Poydras Street/Superdome. Finish 2820 Canal Street at the Rivergate & Place de New Orleans, Louisiana 70119 Frances with a spectacular Jazz [504] 866-3973 and Food Festival. Entry fees donated to the New Certified Course & TAC Sanctioned Orleans Recreation Department CNORD) Also Certified for the Olympic Trials o a non-runner, the idea of running ing potholes in the street. Needless to say, THAT I SEE, seems boring enough to cure insomnia. the commonness of potholes and litter on TRunners know, however, that concentrathe streets of this particular metropolitan tion methods, meditation and problem area make this region a veritable haven for ON THE solving are tools that can be employed to scavenger runners. occupy the mind during a run. The phenomenon cannot be prevented Methods of mind occupation in running because it is a trait genetically engineered in are many and vary in degrees of complex all runners. The occurrence of scavenger GROUND, ity. A simple, enjoyable, and sometimes running has no set pattern. A runner may even profitable method possibly is one I call run regularly for several weeks then su scavenger running. It has been done since ddenly run on a scavenger binge. IN FRONT the days man first began to run. It is common for a runner to make these More clearly defined, scavenger running, curious runs without realizing what is ha today, is the practice of a runner picking up ppening to him. How many times have you artifacts from the ground that catch his a- stopped, during a run, to pick up a coin or OF ME? ttention while he is in the process of dodg other item from the ground? By displaying
by Mark Rayner such behavior, the running trait surfaced in you. If you have not picked anything from the ground, give it time...you are designed to yield to the temptation. It is believed the orgin of scavenger Victor I. Talbert running can be traced to prehistoric man when he was learning the art of survival Certified Public Accountant against the animals living among him. When one of our ancestors was being chased by a hungry predator, he possibly INCOME TAX AND ACCOUNTING SERVICE picked up a stick or stone from the ground to throw in his defense. There appears to be no correlation be tween the number or intensity of artifacts FEE SCHEDULE collected and weekly mileage or pace of a runner. The amount of scavenging a runner Income Tax Services (See Schedule below for details.) does appears to depend upon the paths run and his interest in artifacts. Accounting and Auditing Services $ 25.00 per Although it cannot be prevented, the trait Bookkeeping and Payroll Returns, etc. 20.00 ' hour does not seem to be harmful to runners' Small Computer and Service Bureau Conversion health. A common side effect observed in and Controls Assistance 30.00 these runners is that their living areas get cluttered with the pieces they have INCOME TAX SERVICES FEE STRUCTURE collected. Scavenger running is alive and thriving Individual Returns Including State Returns: among NOTC members. Some of the items stumbled upon were unusual (or maybe Form 1040 (W-2's and Schedule B [Interest and Dividends]) 30.00 the runners were unusual for picking up Form 1040 (W-2’s,Schedule B and G [Income Averaging]) 40.00 the items). Here is a sample of what has Form 1040 (W-2’s,Schedules B, G and A [Itemized Deduction]) 60.00 been found: Form 1040 (W-2’s,Schedules A, B, G, SE and ES; Forms 1116, . a spanking new Sears Craftsman 10 inch, 2210,4136, 4625, 4798, 5695 and 6251) 85.00 250mm wrench found on Breakwater Drive. . scattered remains of a coed's wallet, credit Charges in addition to the above for the following: cards and UNO ID card on the Lake levee, . a dead body on the bike path along the Schedule C or F (per form) 20.00 Lake, Schedule D (per transaction) 2.00 fixed . used hypodermic needles, bullets, razor Schedule E [Rental Property] (per property) 5.00 fee blades, pornographic magazines, hair bru Schedule E [Royalty] (per property) 3.00 shes, earrings, pocket calculators, shoes and Schedule E [Partnership, Estates & Trusts] and Sub-S (per company) 3.00 various articles of clothing; . by Joell Ackerman: a baby duckling stuck Form 2106 [Employees Business Expenses] (per form) 10.00 in a hole along Wisner Blvd. When she Form 2119 [Sale of Personal Residence] (per sale) 20.00 attempted to pick up the duckling, the Form 3903 [Moving Expenses Adjustment] 15.00 mamma duck chased Joell back into her Form 4255 [Recapture of Investment Credit] 10.00 run. . by Mark Holcomb: a piece of driftwood he Form 4684 [Casualties & Thefts] 10.00 liked. The piece was too large to bring Form 4798 [Schedule D Supplement] (per asset) 2.00 home, he said, so he placed it alongside his All Other Services, Schedules and Forms 30.00 ------per running course and uses it now as a mileage hour marker. by Gilbert Cohen: the most important thing he picked up off the road during a run Fees include computer processing and printing of federal and state returns. was himself. Fees based on clients providing totals on “Taxpayer Organizers” ready . by John Johnson: something on the road, for my review and processing. If assistance to client in providing totals but forgot her name. is necessary the time will be billed at $30.00 per hour. The most common item found by run ners is money. Lyle Morehouse said she averages about ten dollars a year by picking up coins while running. Edward Whiteman had a profitable run one day. He found 11 dollars. Edward's wife, Rosalie, began laughing after she was asked what she finds Victor I. Talbert, CPA when she runs. She grinned and held up a nickel she had just found in Audubon Park. (504) 525-7631 (9 am — 4 pm) Dean Songy said he had never picked up anything from the ground when running. "I noticed a wallet on the ground, once, but didn't bother to pick it up,” Songy said. "If I (504) 455-9531 (7 pm — 9 pm) saw a 20-dollar bill on the ground, I might pick it up,” he added. ■ Worthy oftheK ing o fBeers. There's a tradition at Anheuser-Busch. A tradition that says never be satisfied until you ve achieved the best. Now, out of this tradition, cornés a fight beer worthy of the King of Beers. One with a clean, distinc tive taste. Budweiser Light. It took time. Patience. And a guest for guality that led to the proud list of ingredients and the Beechwood Aging process made famous by the King of Beers. We know the best never comes easy. That's why there's nothing else like it. B r in g m it ___ y o u r b e s t.
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KEN1WGDD MARATHON (from an expert who TRAINING did it TIPS all wrong!)
one. One night after a 10-mile run, I exper Week three began with a 15-mile race on by Joni Halvorsen, AT.,C. ienced blood in my urine. I didn't worry Sunday. I was shaking in my shoes, but I until the following night, when again I managed to run a decent time of 2:11:50. experienced blood in my urine after run Above all, I felt great! How deceiving! Two f you are thinking about running a ning. "Get thee to a doctor," I told myself. days after the race I was foolish enough to marathon for the first time, please (Words of wisdom for you ladies who are run 13 hard miles, followed by 15 miles on □read on. Maybe I can offer you some words running long miles: sometimes our Thursday. Three long runs in one week of wisdom and prevent a few aches and bladders take a while to adjust to the proved to be too much for my poor body. It pains. constant bumping and jolting from run began to complain; first with an inflamed Seven years ago I began a three-times-a- ning. In a sense, the bladder is in training peroneal tendon, which was followed by a week running schedule to lose weight. As too and it takes a while for it to adjust to an fascitis (located on the sole part of the foot) happens occassionally, I got hooked on intense running routine.) and a dropping metatarsal arch. Oh yes, I running. The years progressed and I lost fifty pounds and presently run six miles daily at about a seven to eight minute pace. (My age is 26, I'm 5'3" tall and I weigh 105 pounds.) My profession is sportsmedicine. I am the athletic trainer at the University of New Orleans and my job is to keep the varsity athletes healthy. When they get injured, I doctor them up through rehabilitation and taping techniques. My main job is Pre vention of athletic injuries. Being a profes sional in sportsmedicine, I should be knowledgeable of the do's and don'ts of marathon training. But I now truly believe the saying, "doctors are the worst patients!" My marathon madness began six weeks before the big run. I was in an athletic shoe store and my friends managed to convince me to run the New Orleans Mardi Gras Marathon. I had never attempted running more than 10 kilometers, but the crazy idea of running the world's longest bridge across water sounded like a real challenge—and I'm a looker for challenges! All I did for the next six weeks was work, run, and sleep. Week one of training went fairly smoothly. The only problem I en countered was finding time to run. I found myself running at 8 to 10 every night, which is not the safest thing to do in New Orleans. I became a recluse from my friends and cohorts. I put in 55 miles that week, a real change from my usual 35 weekly miles. Week two didn't go as smoothly as week
16 Footprints can't forget my left knee—chondromalacia like a soldier prepared for war. I managed to Now don't misunderstand me. I enjoyed (irritation of the knee cap cartilage) run a decent time of 2:50:33. Only two running the marathon and plan on running attacked it. weeks before the marathon—would I make again next year. However, there are some For the next two weeks I was in pain from it? things that I will change and do differently. my waist down, but do you think that I was The physical stress was bad enough, but Here are a few tips for you marathon wise enough to cut down on my mileage? the emotional stress was probably more runners—from experience: Rest can be >a dirty four-letter word for intense. My boyfriend was becoming im 1. Listen to your body. If it hurts, don't foolish runners. I began to tape my ankle, patient with my lack of time for him. (A few pretend that you're John Wayne and en along with a metatarsal arch pad on my foot. words of wisdom to your boyfriends, girl dure pain. Your body is trying to tell you I found that I could bear the knee pain by friends or spouses. Be patient!) By the end something. Rest should be an important wearing a knee support. Ten aspirin daily of my fifth week of training my boyfriend part of your training. did not seem to help, so I began taking and 1 were about to engage in World War 2. Follow your training schedule. If it says indocin, which is a strong anti-inflam III. But by this time my mind was made up. I to run 7 miles, run 7, not 13! matory drug. I looked (and felt) like a was going to run that silly 26.2 miles if it 3. Have time to train. If you are a busy cripple by the end of week three. killed me! My boyfriend's nagging and person, try to train and run a marathon All that I can remember of week four is complaining made me even more deter during your laziest time of the year. "pain." I ran an average of six miles daily. mined to finish the marathon. 4. Your body may need extra vitamins Because of injuries, the only friend that I Good grief, week six was terrible! I came and minerals, expecially iron and pota had to train with was forced to stop training. down with the flu and a pleurisy in my ssium. If you constantly feel fatigued, this 1 felt alone and isolated; I didn't have lungs. How could 1 run a marathon when I may be a sign of a low mineral count. anyone to share my marathon thoughts and couldn't even breathe? I began popping 5. Give yourself a minimum of four excitements. Doubts about running the penicillin and mega-vitamins. Every chance months to train. marathon began to enter my mind. that I had I slept. I was in Florida that week 6. Train with a friend. Have someone to Then fatigue began to set in. 1 would drag with the UNO basketball team and even run with and to share your goals, fears, around work all day, wishing that I could be turned down a tour of Disneyworld for a anxieties and elations with. in bed sleeping. My enthusiasm and spirit thrilling day in my hotel bed! Fifteen miles 7. Mates and spouses need to be fore seemed hard to come by. Finally, a friend was my total mileage during week six. warned about marathon training. Try to suggested taking vitamins plus minerals. At Marathon day rolled around and my involve them with your training so that they this point in time I was desperate, so I began illnesses had subsided. To make a long will understand what you are experiencing. consuming mega-vitamins plus mineral story short, I successfully completed the Right now my body does not hurt. I'm not pills. Within three days I was feeling much marathon with a time of 3:52:24. My goal running in the dark of night, my pill better. The iron, potassium and other trace was to finish under four hours. I felt great popping has ceased, I'm not running with a minerals seemed to work miracles! physically and mentally. As the crowds of knee brace (although my knee is still sore); I "The Wall" race (18.6 miles) started off people cheered me on, telling me I looked don't feel forced to run and my boyfriend week five for me. Being taped up and great, 1 thought little did they know what I and I have signed a peace treaty! can't wait wearing my faithful knee brace, I looked had experienced in the past six weeks! to run the marathon again next year! THE FIRST RUNNING SHOE STORE IN METAIRIE The Originator of 10% Discount to N.O.T.C. Members on Running Shoes and still Giving it. SALE Children’s Shoes Nike . Puma . Adidas . Converse . Saucony Men’s Turf Shoes 20% OFF Rainsuits 10% OFF all Running W ear $10.00 OFF Guts and New Balance Guts, N.B., Dolphins, Adidas, Men and Women B.R., Nike POPE’S All Sales Final Expires January 30 OF METAIRIE 3838 Veterans Blvd. (Comer of Belmont) Phone 889-2695 RACE RESULTS
48 RONNIE THIBUOEY j 1 : 2 1 : 25 o :S 3 5 3 PAYMOND RUCH 1 2 O O C 30 7 :3 0 2 49 F ALFXIS 37 :2i:28 6:54 9 LYNN riECKMAN l 2 30 .7 :3 0 3 50 G ILB ER T P COHEN 51 : 2 i : 3 i 6:55 2 5 DEBBIE WITKIN 09 7 : 36 1 s S i S r * 36 51 KIRK BLANCHARD 33 : 2 i : 3 3 6 :5 6 6 6 JOE ROBERTS 1 2 0 7 51 7:51 4 52 JIMMY MOL I NAP I0 45 :21 :3 5 6 :5 6 6 7 ANNA L IS A OPPEL 1 2 07 59 7:59 5 (O. 54 PAUL SCHLIRF 27 :21 : 36 6:57 11 9 NICOLE HAERSFL oe oe 25 8 :2 5 2 v a w U r 55 JAY STILLER 15 : 2 i : 3 6 6:57 5 10 MICHELF MCCOY 11 ou 31 8:31 7 56 JIMMY RARAL AI S 19 : 2 i : 3 7 6:57 6 ■ ■ M r 1 1 GENNEYSA GODCHAUX 11 05 : 45 8:45 8 57 PETE WAAS 39 :2 1 :3 8 6:57 11 1 2 MEGAN BRENNAN 10 09 OR 9 :0 8 9
59 STEVE O'MALLEY 15 : 2 i : 4 8 7:01 7 LAUREN CGGS 12 1 0 :27 10:27 1 0 60 JOHN FOLSE 33 : 2 1 : 5o 7:01 8 15 KIM SIRGO 10 l 0 •27 10:27 1 1 KEIYNEI^»-« ^ C L A S S I C 61 CARY KUHLMANN 36 : ? 1 : s 1 7:02 1 2 16 ASHLEY 06 1 1 1 0 11:10 2 62 ROLAND LEBLANC 2 3 :21 : 5 1 7:02 5 1 7 SALLY HALL 07 27 3 FIVE THOUSAND M ETERS 1 1 11:2 7 63 JIM BAKER 42 :2i:56 7:03 5 19 AMY BAIER 08 1 3 20 13:20 64 MEL THERIOT 44 : 2 i : s 9 7:04 6 65 DAVID PALMISANO 18 : 22: 0o 7:04 8 Crown Buick 66 L ANGEROINA 3e :22:os 7:06 l 3 MEN’S RESULTS 57 GARY NOBILE 35 :2 2 :0 9 7 :07 14 Kenner Classic 5K 68 AMBROSE M ICH IELS 46 :2 2 :0 9 7:07 7 PLACE NAME A GE T 1 ME PACE POS 69 DONNY GARRISON 30 :2 2 :0 9 7 :07 9 Sept. 18,1983 70 BOB ALLEN 56 : 2 2 : 1o 7 :08 2 JOHN LATASES 19 05 06 5 :0 6 0 n ROBERT M MURPHY SR 33 :22:13 7:09 10 „2 GARRETT MORRIS 1 2 06 20 6:20 72 JAN ULSTEEN 39 : 2 2 : 16 7 : 10 15 3 JIMMY BUCKEL 1 2 06 35 6 :3 5 2 W O M E N ’S RESULTS 73 BOB ROBERTS 37 :2 2 : 18 7: 10 16 4 ANDIE COSEPTA 10 06 38 6 :3 8 3 74 M GALANT 31 : 22: 3o 7 :14 11 5 FRANK ELTON 1 1 06 47 6 :4 7 75 SAMMY PALAZZOTTO 40 :2 2 :3 1 7 :14 7 6 SHEA KASTL 12 06 47 6 :4 7 5 76 KEN ROSE 26 '.2 2 : 39 7 : ! 7 12 7 DARRYL SCOPES t 0 07 1 0 6 KATHY VCGEL 36 : 20:37 6 :3 8 0 7:10 77 ALAN GROOMS 27 : 2 2 : 4o 7 : 17 1 3 8 CHRIS BUCKEL 09 07 23 7:23 07 26 7 :26 7 3 HOLLY SCHIMP 20 : 2 l : l 0 6 :4 8 0 79 CHPIS CASEY 32 : 22 :4 8 7 :20 1 2 10 BOBBY ROLKF 1 1 07 26 7 :2 6 4 26 : 2 i : 15 6 :5 0 0 8 B IL L IE SIMMCNS 30 ROCK EARHART 5 81 SCOTT MELVIN 16 :22:52 7:21 9 12 ROBERT M MURPHY JR oe 08 1 2 8:12 2 08 08 15 8: 15 3 7 VARY BETH LEEOY 23 : 22 :0 7 7 :0 7 1 84 JOEL ALCHIU 44 :2 2 :5 4 7:22 9 14 E R IC MUNSCH 1 2 08 19 8:19 1 0 1 2 08 28 8 : 2a 1 1 JANET EARHART 33 : 22 :50 7:21 2 36 DENNIS J CASCIO 32 :23:05 7:25 1 4 16 TIMMY THOMAS 08 08 59 8 :5 9 53 ■ Z3 • uti N ¿ j SCÜTT GORDAN 9:25 1 1 1 L IZA HOHENSCHULTZ 29 :2 3 :2 7 7 :32 2 86 ALAN BURGARD 35 :2 3 :0 7 7 :26 l 8 18 DON BRINKMAN 1 0 09 44 9:44 12 12 KRISTEN MITCHELL 1 5 :2 3 :5 2 7 :40 1 9 0 JOE SIRGO 44 : 2 3 : i I 7 :27 1 0 91 HAROLD ENGLE 39 : 2 3 : i 5 7 :29 1 9 20 NAT ROBERTS 1 0 10 00 10:00 13 1 4 KATHY CRABB 26 : 2 4 :18 7 149 4 92 DOUGLAS ENGLE 39 :23:23 7:31 20 21 JOHN DAVID GODCHAUX 06 l 3 26 13:26 3 : 25 : 31 ft: 12 2 1 6 OARPY POMERO 23 93 TOM MCNARY 24 :2 3 :2 8 7:33 6
ie CHERYL OEGEROGE 24 :2 6 :3 8 e : 34 3 95 RUSSELL SMITH 28 : 2 3 :3 5 7 :3 5 1 4
20 TERRE JENNINGS 22 :2 6 :4 6 8 :3 6 5 97 CARL COMSTOCK 25 :2 3 :4 2 7 :3 7 1 5 21 JU L IE OSBORN 32 :2 6 :5 1 8 :3 8 3 98 JOE LAHATTE 33 :2 3 :4 9 7 :3 9 15 22 L IS A S MONTE ITH 27 : 2 7 : 00 e :4 i 6 99 JOHN KRENIVEPICH 32 :2 3 :4 9 7 :39 1 6 Methodist Hospital’s 23 KIN TA MADER 22 : 2 7 : l l 8:44 6 100 DALE STELLE 26 :2 3 :S 4 7 :4 i 24 JUDY MUNSCH 32 : 2 7:24 8 :4 9 4 1 0 1 CLIFTON RILEY 19 :2 3 :S 4 7:41 11 15th Birthday 5K 25 KATHRYN CRINA 28 : 2 7 :4 8 6 :5 6 102 RICHARD LLONE 27 :2 4 :0 8 7 :4 6 1 7 26 JANET STOVER 27 : 27 :5 0 8 :5 7 8 103 CHARLES HARDISON .33 : 2 4 : i i 7:47 l 7 Sept. 24.1983 27 CAROLE FRANK 35 : 28 :0 5 9 :0 2 1 104 P H IL GREGORY 27 :2 4 :2 5 7:51 1 8
29 JANET LIND 28 : 2 8 î 13 9 : 04 9 107 BARON SMITH 15 :2 4 :3 3 7:54 1 3 30 MICHELLE TRAVIS 25 : 2 8 :2 l 9 : 07 10 108 S K IP MARR 28 :2 4 :3 6 7 :55 1 9 W OMEN’S RESULTS 31 CAROLYN VAN KUREN 52 :2 8 :4 5 9 :16 1 109 ROGER ROLKE 42 :24 : 37 7:55 11 CHARLES LAWULLLA 33 DORIS HALL 55 :2 9 :o 7 9:22 2 1 1 1 STEVE CABTEL 19 :2 4 :5 0 7:59 14 REECE GAY 2 MARY JO FINLEY 28 : 23: 34 7:35 1 35 SUE CAIN 36 : 2 9 :2 8 9:28 2 1 1 3 MICHAEL CARUSO «8 :24:s9 8:02 22 1 1 4 PAUL DEATON 25 :25:02 8:03 20 7 4 CHARLENE RUCKSTUHL 35 : 24: 01 7:43 1 37 SUZANNE KRAIL 20 : 3 o : 15 9:44 1 15 BRAD FOURAKER 26 :2 5 :0 2 8:03 21
6 CONNIE WEATHERALL 16 : 24: 45 7:57 1 39 SUSAN HALL 30 : 30:30 9 : 4e 7 l 1 7 MICHAEL HANTEL 31 :25:05 8:04 18
8 MICHELLE GIVENS 22 : 25: 22 8 :0 9 3 A 1 TERI SCHELLHAAS 2 1 : 30: 37 9:51 e 1 1 9 R HARVEY 25 :2 5 :0 8 8 :0 5 22 120 40 : 2 5 : i 5 8:07 10 JEAN N TAKERAKAN 38 : 25 : 28 8:11 3 43 LESLEY WITCHEN 26 : 3 i : 4 6 10:13 14 122 E J BRENNAN 38 :2 5 :3 0 8 :12 25
45 CHER IE DUREL 12 AMY PHENIX 31 : 25* 50 8 :1 8 4 20 : 3 2 :44 10:32 10 1 24 CARLYLE ROOILL 57 :2 S :3 0 8:12 3 26 47 15 TRUDY WINTER 31 : 27: 32 8 :51 6 FRAN SCHRCEOER 40 : 3 5 : 16 11:20 « 1 26 NICK M.ATULICH 32 :2 5 :3 8 e : i s 19
1 7 GLENDA ALEXANDER 33 27 35 8 :5 2 8 1 28 BOO STENTZ 40 :2 5 :3 9 8 : 15 15 MEN’S RESULTS 18 TOMI SUE WILBOURN 36 27 46 8 :5 6 9 19 JANELL M WEBER 30 27 50 10 1 31 EO FLEISCHMANN 42 :2 5 :4 2 s : i 6 1 7 8:57
21 JUDY NENOS 34 28 04 135 ED SCHROEDER 42 :2 S :S 0 8 :18 18 9:01 1 1 1 CHUCK CRABB 26 : 15:00 4:49 0 PAT TRAINA 34 1 36 TOM LARSON 37 :2 5 :5 3 8 :19 28 22 28 15 9 ; 05 12
3 G -RD i COOKSHAW 29 : l 5 :0 5 4-.51 0 l 39 ED MORAN 53 :2 6 :0 2 8:22 6 24 KATHLEEN BOWMAN 32 28 24 9 : 08 13 JIM RENTSCHLER 25 : l 5 :5 7 : 5 08 0 l 40 PH IL OUINN 49 :2 6 :2 6 e :3 0 8 25 GAYLYN BARTON 23 28 28 9 :0 9 5
6 MIKE HARDY 24 : l 7: U 27 SHARON SON I AT 5:32 1 142 RICK ELSTROTT 30 : 2 6 : s i 8 :3 8 22 31 28 52 9 :1 7 15
6 JOHN WEITZ 26 : I7r:24 5 : 36 2 145 WAYNE THOMAS 35 : 2 7 : 0o 8:41 29 30 YVETTE LYTELL 26 29 45 9:34 7
10 TONY DIAZ 28 : 17:42 5:41 3 S GLENNON 41 148 MARK HELLER 27 :2 7 :2 0 8:47 24 32 30 42 9152 3 GRfc G GRIbAMuKt l 2 DON LEEDY 36 : 18:00 5 :4 7 34 GERRY GALJOUR 29 00 1 151 DAVID LOGSDON 34 :27:34 6:52 23 31 9 :5 8 8 R RAYMOND 14 W LANNES 27 : i s 4 36 JANICE HA TTIER 19 : 12 5:51 153 JE F F BARA 23 :2 7 :3 8 8:53 9 31 21 i o : o s 2
16 ROBERT J A WILLIAMS 37 : 18:20 5:54 3 38 JUOY SCHAFER 155 MARK MELANCCN 09 :27:54 8:58 2 27 31 27 10:07 10
BRET HAYDOCK 24 : 18:21 5:54 2 JA C K IE LAWRENCE 18 1 58 GARY ALEXANDER 38 ¡ 2 8 :0 9 9 :0 3 30 40 36 31 58 10 : 17 19
: 18:54 MARGARET LEWIS 20 PHIL'GRAFE 45 6:05 2 160 LO U IS RAY 40 : 2 8 : i 4 9:05 19 42 38 31 59 i o : 17- 21
BILLY JUSTI : 19:09 44 22 1 3 6 :0 9 1 162 JEFF SILCIO 20 : 28:20 9:07 10 MISSY BARNES 28 32 00 i o : 17 11 1 63 24 MARK ROBERTS 21 : 19:22 6 :14 3 164 HERB MAULS 41 :28:2i 9:07 20 46 FRANCES CASHNER 39 33 21 10:43 23 1 65 26 : l 9 : 4 l 46 DIANE HENDERSON 26 OSCAR RODRIGUIEZ 30 6:20 1 1 66 CARLOS CORELLA 37 :2 8 :5 8 9 :19 32 32 34 29 11:0 5 25 168 28 ROBIN L PENDLETON 21 : 1 9 :4 3 6:20 4 169 MEL OAPIR 45 :2 9 :4 8 9:35 1 0 50 KAREN GOMEZ 12 35 01 1 1 :1 6 3
JAMES HOBAN 48 : 19:4 5 6 :2 1 30 3 171 TED PASSANTINO 32 ¡2 9 :5 4 9 :3 7 26 52 JACKIE SANDERS 29 35 18 11 itti 12
MARK FRANATOUCH 16 : :o i 6:26 32 20 3 1 74 CHARLES HALL 31 :3 0 :2 7 9:47 27 54 SANDRA FOSS 45 35 43 11:2 9 4
THO PARSONS 56 :2 0 :0 4 6:27 PAT OUN 34 1 1 76 TOM GAULE 36 : 31:34 10:09 34 56 40 40 16 12:57 5 30 «31.55 10.1o JOHN THOERIG 33 :2 0 :2 3 6:33 2 NANCY W MARINO 36 1 78 SONNY WESF 35 :3 3 :3 2 10:47 35 58 27 42 15 1 3:35 14
38 ED SMITH 42 : 2 0 : 46 6:41 4 60 JUDY FERN. 34 42 58 13: *9 28 39 DEWEY SPICE 36 :2 0 :4 8 f : 4 i 7 61 V IC K I N BERRY 28 44 57 14:27 15 40 DARREN BUZBEE 15 :2 0 t4 8 6 :4 1 4 Kenner Classic 1 miier 62 NAN SCHELLHAAS 38 47 13 15:11 29
42 RICHARD LUSKY 33 : 2 1 : 00 6:45 3 WOMEN’S RESULTS 64 MAY ABRAHAM 65 47 14 15:11 1 43 CHUCK CAMMANO 29 :2 l : 12 6:49 9 65 MICHON AGUDA 19 47 53 15:24 4 44 JOE BARRECH 28 : 2 i : l 3 6:49 10 PLACE NAME AGE TIMfc PACE POS 66 MARY LOEFFLER 32 47 57 15:25 31 4 5 JOHN JOHNSON 48 : 2 1 : 16 6 :50 5 67 NORMA PERALTA 59 49 59 16:04 3 46 SHERWIN LANDRY 33 : 2 1: 16 6:50 4 1 BETTY B0PPART 36 :0 5 :3 8 5 :3 8 0 68 BERNICE HINGLE 64 61 52 19:54 2 47 19:S4 4 GARY SCOPES 36 :2 1 : 17 6:51 8 2 AMY CALZADA il :06:00 6:00 1 69 JOYCE LAUDERSHEIMER 54 61 53
18 Footprints 120 MICHAEL WILSON 32 :36:S2 n:si 44 25 OORIS SKIDMORE 38 : 33 :30 a :2 3 3 MEN’S RESULTS 130 E MICHAH MO 52 : 39:44 12:47 27 LINDA HORTON 27 : 3 4:57 8 :44 6 131 JOHN M LAWRENCE 40 : 4 0 :4 8 13:07 29 AGNES COURTNEY 47 : 3 5 :2 5 e :s i 3 ACE NAME AGE T IME PACE POS 132 ALBERT PORCHE SR 40 :44:oa I4:u 30 TRUDY WINTER 31 : 35:50 8 :5 8 4 134 OAVID J WADDELL JR 14 :53:57 17:21 31 BRENDA LEBLANC 24 : 3 5 :53 a :5 8 3 1 GARRY WINCHESTER 34 : 1 7 : 1 4 5 :3 2 0 135 G STEPHEN LOEFFLER 34 :53:s7 17:21 32 GERÌ 0•KREPKI 23 : 3 6 : 2 1 9 : 05 4 2 B T 44 : 17:17 5 : 33 1 33 DIANE OUPUY 37 : 3 7 : l I 9 : 18 4 3 TED VFAZFY 26 : 1 7 :27 s : 37 1 34 CINDY KNISPEL 36 : 3 7 :2 0 9 :2 0 5 4 JOHN FBwLLR 38 : 17: 2e 5:37 l Children’s l^-Mile Race 35 RENETTE J FRANCIS 22 : 3 7 :2 5 9 :21 5 5 TONY DIAZ 28 : 1 7:36 5 :4 0 2 36 SANDY HUBBARD 35 : 3 7 :5 9 9 :3 0 6 6 KIM M HIPSHCR 27 : 18: 19 5 :5 3 3 37 THOMASETTE PITTARI 45 : 3 8 :3 3 9 :3 8 4 7 HAROLC HANETY 26 : 18:24 5:55 4 WOMEN’S RESULTS 38 JOYCE THIBODEAUX 34 : 39 :2 ? 9 :5 1 5 e GARY ALLEN 26 : 19:04 6 :0 8 5 39 TOMMIE ROBERTSON 40 : 39:34 9 :5 4 6 9 MIKF BENOIT SR 34 : 19:0 9 6 : 09 2 HOPE MAZZENO 34 : 3 9 : 22 9 :5 1 6 PLACE NAME AGE T I Mg PACE POS 40 10 WM MAWPLF 3 5 : 19: io e. : 1 u J 11 BILL FOSTER 3 3 : 1
0 0 6 WAYNE CHENET 19 :2 o :4 2 5 : 1 1 1 10 MONIOUE BISHOP 09 0 a : 00 5 ? 1 MICHAEL GREEN 1 1 : 20 : 4 2 6 : 39 2 11 SUZANNF DALFFRES 10 : 04 : 1 1 0:22 5 7 W IL L IE STAMM 29 : 20:50 5 : 13 3 22 R A IL G101A 32 : 2 0 :4 8 ft : 4 1 1 0 12 RACHALL ADAMS 1 2 : 0 4 : 12 8 :24 6 e RAY WARD 25 : 2 1: 06 5 : 17 4 23 JIM GONZALES 4 1 : 2 1 : 1 3 6:49 3 13 TR IC I A CALAM I A 07 : 04:20 8 :4 0 6 9 BOB P E L L E TIE R 23 : 2 l : 11 5 : 18 2 24 GERARD J RIGNEY 40 : 21: 22 ft :52 4 14 KERN TURGEAO 08 :0 4 :3 0 9:00 7 1 0 . MARK MARLEY 33 :2 i : 18 5 :2 0 2 25 T GAUTPEAUX MD 35 : 21 : 35 ft :56 1 1 15 MOLL I E CASHNER 08 : 04:32 9 : 04 8 11 JORGE PERERA 28 : 2 i : 3 4 S Ï 24 5 26 N A C07UD 33 : 2 i : 4 8 7:01 1 ? 16 ALISO N NENOS 07 : 0 4 :50 9 :4 0 9 12 JOHN WEITZ 26 : 2 l : 4 6 5 :2 7 6 27 GARY NOBILE 35 : 22:0 4 7:o t 1 3 17 EM ILY CASHNER 06 : 0 4 : 5? 9 :4 4 1 13 RICH WARD 20 : 2 l : 5 i 5 :2 8 3 28 ERNIE NUNEZ 24 : 22 : 1 1 7:00 8 16 NICCLE MARINO 0 7 : 04 : S3 9 :4 6 1 0 14 JOEY A PROVENZANO 39 : 2 i : 5 7 5 :2 9 l 29 JERRY BURNS 28 : 22 : is 7:09 9 20 JEANNE•GAUTREAUX Oft : 04:54 9 :4 6 2 15 MIKE WITKIN 45 : 2 1 :57 5 :2 9 1 30 CHARLES JACKSON 3 4 : 22 :22 7 :1 2 l 4 21 NICOLE GAUTREAUX 04 : 0 4 :54 9 :4 8 3 16 DON LE ED Y. 36 :2 i :59 5 :3 0 2 31 J E BROWN MD 4 7 : 22: 35 7: 1 6 5 22 ALANA J WEDER 05 : 04 :54 9 : 4e 4 17 DAL MERCETjOiV 44 : 2 2 :0 6 5 :3 2 1 32 DOUG FISCHER 09 : 2 2 :5 6 7 :22 1 23 ANNIE D •HE ME C UUR T 06 :0 4 : 54 9 :4 6 5 18 TONY DIAZ 28 : 22: 17 s : 34 7 0 33 EO FLEISCHMANN 42 : 2 2 :5 6 7:22 ft in 0 24 WENDY PUTNAM 1 1 10:00 7 19 MIKE HARDY 24 : 2 2 : 2 t 5 :3 5 4 34 SONNY ROMENO 39 : 2 3 :0 0 7 :24 1 5 25 LISA SCHELLHAAS l 4 :0 5 :5 6 1 l :52 8 20 GARRY WINCHESTER 34 : 2 2 :2 2 5 :3 6 3 35 EDWARD C ANDERSON 44 : 2 3 :0 4 7 :25 7 2ft SALLY FRATH 04 : Oft : 45 13:30 6 21 BUSTER MATTHEWS 4 1 : 2 2 :2 7 5 : 3 7 2 37 M ITCH RUBERS TE IN 34 : 2 3 :0 7 7 :2 6 1 ft 27 REBECCA ERATH 02 :0 6 :4 S 13:3C 7 22 BOBBY MCBRIDE 18 : 2 2 : 36 5 : 39 2 38 JIM MARTINEZ 31 : 2 3 :0 8 7:26 1 7 2 3 ROY A ROBERSON 32 :2 2 :4 0 5 :4 0 4 39 GREG ADAMS 34 :2 3 : 10 7 :2 7 18 24 PAUL KRAGSTAO 27 :2 2 T 4 t 5 :4 0 8 40 D P CUMMINSKFY 39 :2 3 : 18 7 :3 0 19 M EN’S RESULTS 9 2 5 BRYAN ROBERTS 26 : 22 : 6 1 5 :4 3 4 1 BUDDY YAEGER 45 : 2 3 :2 4 7:31 8 2ft DAVID K IE L ?7 : ? 3 :0 4 5 :4 6 10 4 2 A E ZEHNER JR 42 : 2 3 : 25 7 :32 9 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 27 JOHN L JOHNS CN 29 : 2 3 : 0 7 5 :4 7 1 1 43 DANA MATHESON 28 : 2 3 : 30 7:33 10 28 WILLIAM LANNES 27 : 2 3 :0 9 5 : 4 7 1 2 44 JA IN E OLLW MD 44 : 2 3 :4 0 7:37 10 1 PAUL LYONS 1 1 :0 2 :4 8 5 : 36 0 29 AL OE HON 42 : 2 3: 14 c :49 3 4S PAUL LYONS 1 1 : 2 3 : 51 7 :40 3 2 KERRY KITTLES 09 : 02: 49 5 :3 6 1 30 H HENC 29 : 23 : 1 8 5 :5 0 1 3 46 G ILB ER T ENCAR 38 : 2 3 :5 3 7:4 1 20 3 DOUG FISH ER 09 :0 2 :5 3 5 :4 6 2 31 M IKt MEEHAN 26 : 2 3:28 5 :5 2 1 4 47 OSCAR ANDARA 47 : 2 3 :S5 7 :4 1 11 4 ALLEN WEINBURG 12 : 02: 55 St 50 1 ROBtPT J A WILLIAMS 37 : 2 3 :5 6 5 :6 9 3 48 REECE GAY 43 : 2 3 : 57 7 :42 12 5 PATRICK GREEN 1 2 : 02:5 5 5:50 2 32 33 F WRIGHT 46 :2 4 :o o ft: 00 2 49 RAY MCCLANAHAN 36 :2 4 :o o 7:43 2 1 6 ACOSTA K IT T L E S JR 1 1 :0 2 :s 5 5 :5 0 3 34 JOHN R BREEN 3 l :2 4 :0 0 6:00 5 50 JAN MCCLANAHAN MO 39 : 2 4 : 03 7:44 22 7 BRANDCN COX 12 : 0 3 : l 3 6 :2 6 4 35 BUSCH 4 l : 2 4 : 14 6:04 4 51 OAVID J FRATH 30 : 2 4 : 12 7:47 23 6 STEVEN DALFERES 1 1 :0 3 : 17 6:34 5 HAPOLD HANDY 2fi : ? 4 : 14 6 :04 1 5 52 ROBERT J DELAUSE 38 :2 4 : 19 7 :49 24 9 FRANKIF WILLY 1 0 :0 3 :2 0 6 :4 0 6 36 37 PAUL SOwPAY 32 : 2 4 : 16 6 : 04 6 53 CHAD MANESS 1 4 : 2 4 : 21 7 :50 4 10 KYLE FISHER 10 :0 3 :2 5 6:50 7 38 B IL L HERZOG 3 b :2 4 : 19 6 : 05 4 54 ALLEN WEINOURG 4 1 :2 4 :2 2 7:50 1 3 11 ROBBIE FOSS 1 0 : 03:31 7:02 8 39 BENNY DUBUY 33 : 24 : 2 l 6 : 05 7 55 DR MALCOLM YOUNG 40 : 2 4 : 2 2 7:50 14 13 MICHAEL W ILLIAM S 07 : 03:32 7 :0 4 3 s 40 MICHAEL 22 : 2 4 : 2? ft : Oft 56 F CAVETTO 40 : 2 4 : 22 7 :s o 15 14 KIENNA JACKSON 09 : 03:3 6 7 :12 4 4 1 JOHN CLAIR 29 : 2 4 : 4 0 6 :1 0 l ft 57 CHARLES KYSER 32 : 2 4 : 22 7:50 25 15 E L L IO T T FELDMAN 1 1 : 0 3 : 37 7 : 14 9 42 MICHAEL F WALSH 3ft :2 4 :4 7 6 : 1 2 5 58 OAVID SON I A T 31 : 2 4 : 22 7 : so 26 17 BOBBY BRAYDEN 08 : 0 3 :3 7 7 : 14 5 43 FRANK CANGELQSI 29 : 24 :49 6 : 1 2 t 7 59 RICK PYBURN 31 :2 4 :2 4 7:51 27 18 ALBERT PORCHE 09 :0 3 :3 7 7 : 14 6 44 JEFFREY SIL8ERMAN 24 : 2 4 : 54 6 : 14 6 60 JOE LOONEY 35 :2 4 :2 4 7:51 28 19 JASON HAMPTCN 07 : 0 3 : 47 7:34 7 45 MARK HOLCOMB 29 : 2 4 : 66 6 : 14 l 8 61 DANNY TREADWAY 16 : 2 4 : 25 7:51 1 21 MATTHEW LEWIS 09 :0 3 :5 0 7 :40 8 46 PAT CASEY 35 : 2 5 : 0.3 6 : 16 6 62 CELANO 35 :2 4 :4 2 7:57 29 22 ROBBIE GOERTZ 06 :0 3 :5 4 7 :4 8 1 47 G W ANDERSON 28 :2 5 :0 7 6 : 1 7 1 9 63 KEITH LUNSFORD 24 : 2 4 : 54 8:00 1 1 23 MIKE ADAMS 07 : 0 3 : 58 7 :5 6 9 48 RON BLANCHARO 25 : 2 5 : l 3 6 : 18 20 64 LOUIS WHITE 1 7 : 2 4 : 56 8:01 2 25 PATRICK PASSANTINO 07 : 0 4 : 02 8 :0 4 10 49 ROLANDO SAAVEDRA 40 :25:2ft 6 :2 2 5 65 ROBERT GOETZ 34 :2 5 :o o 8:02 30 27 TIMMY DRURY 07 : 04:03 8 :0 6 1 1 50 SHANA KRANTZ 25 :2 5 :2 7 6 :2 2 2 1 66 FRANCISCO J GIRON 1 8 : 2 5 : 04 8 :04 3 28 SCOTT GORDON 06 : 0 4 :0 8 8 : 16 2 51 JOHN STUHLUA 29 :2 5 :z 9 6 :2 2 22 67 STEVEN A SEILER 19 :2 5 :0 5 8 :04 4 29 DAVID ERATH oe : 0 4 :2 2 8 :44 12 52 SIDNEY LAIHENGUE 31 : 2 5 : 30 6 :2 3 8 68 SCOTT PORTER 1 1 :2 5 : 15 8:07 5 30 DARRIN JACKSON 06 :0 4 Î2 6 8:52 3 53 JOHN SPRATT 34 : 2 5 : 32 6 :2 3 9 69 STEVE A LYTELL 28 : 2 S : 30 8:12 12 31 BOBBY VARNAU 05 : 0 4 : 33 9 : 06 4 54 PILL FOSTER 33 :2 5 :3 4 6 :2 4 1 0 70 HAROLD GERVAIS 40 : 25 : 36 e : 14 16 32 STEOHEN ERATH 06 :0 4 :3 6 9 :12 5 55 MIKE MASON 25 : 2 5 : 40 6 : 25 23 71 B BRUNNER MD 40 : 2 5 : 38 8: 1s 17 33 SAL DIVENCENTI 05 :0 4 :4 0 9:20 6 56 GARY MACKE 28 : 2 5 : 44 6 :2 6 24 72 DONALD CROVETTO 41 : 25:41 e : 15 18 35 DERON JACKSON 04 : 0 s : 17 10:34 7 57 LES PERSCHALL 46 :2 5 :4 7 6 :2 7 3 73 DON LEE BRADXE MD 45 : 2 5 :5 7 8:21 19 36 CRAIG DRURY 05 : o s : 18 1 0:36 8 58 CHARLES WEYMOUTH 34 : 25 : 50 6 :2 8 I 1 75 RUSSELL LAPEZE 1 8 : 2 5 : 57 8:21 5 59 DAN GARVFY 1 5 : 25 : SO 6 : 2a 1 76 ALAN ENGIE 30 :2 5 :S 8 8:21 31 60 DENIS DCHAFF I t I 4 I : 2 5 : 50 6 :2 8 6 77 E X IL E ANNALORO 50 : 2 5 : 58 8:21 1 61 VIC RAMONEDA 23 :2 5 :5 0 6 :2 6 7 70 CHARLES SHUFF 36 : 2 6 : 02 8:22 32 62 B IL L A S TIN 26 : 2 6 : 00 6 :3 0 25 79 KIRK WEBSTER MD 43 : 2 6 : 02 8:22 20 63 JOHN THEORIG 33 : 2 6 : 04 6t 3 1 1 2 80 GARRY GUILLORY 26 : 2 6 : 04 8 :2 3 1 3 64 HAL GAGLIANO 26 :2 6 :0 5 6:31 26 81 JOSEPH A 8ENANTI 27 :2 6 :0 4 8 :2 3 1 4 65 DON MARCA 37 : 2 6 : 1 l 6 :3 3 7 82 MICHAEL HANNA MD 36 : 2 6 : 07 8:24 33 66 TED PASSANTINO 33 : 2 6 : 22 6 :3 6 l 3 83 STEVEN ADAMS 10 :2 6 :0 7 8 :2 4 2 6 7 EDO IE LEROUGE 50 : 2 6 : 24 6 : 36 1 84 LO U IS RAY 40 : 2 6 : 13 8 :2 6 21 66 IAN WILLIAMS I 2 : 2 6 :2 9 6 : 3 7 2 85 GARY CROVETO 39 : 2 6 : i 7 8 :2 7 34 69 LARRY DUPLASC 38 : 2 6 :3 3 6: 3e 8 8Ç BOB WARD 52 : 26 r20 8 :28 2 70 LARRY LARMANN 42 : 26 : 3 3 ft : 38 7 87 OAVID L HARRINGTON 36 : 2 6 : 36 8:33 35 71 PAUL RICAUO 62 : 2 6 : 40 6 :4 0 1 88 TOM O •AQUIN 43 : 2 6 : 39 8:34 22 72 BOB VARNAY 33 : 2 6 :40 6 :4 0 14 89 DAVID BECK 1 3 : 2 6 :4 0 8:34 6 73 DON GARVEY 50 : 26 : 5 1 6 :4 3 2 90 ACOSTA KITTLES JR 1 1 :2 6 :4 2 8:35 7 74 DR TOM GARVEY 59 : 2 6 : 53 6 :4 3 l 91 MERRILL WHITTAKER JR 21 :2 6 :4 7 8:37 IS 75 RICHARD AMUNDSON 36 : 2 6 : 55 6 :4 4 9 92 A DAVID 29 :2 6 :4 8 8:37 16 Radiofone Beeper Run 76 DAVID BOUDREAUX 36 :2 6 :5 7 6 :4 4 1 0 93 BRANDON COX 12 :2 6 :5 0 8 :38 8 77 POCK EARHART 36 : 2 7 : 02 6 :4 6 1 1 94 NUNEZ 44 :2 6 :5 0 a : 30 23 78 H P H IL IP RADECKEP JR 32 :2 7 :0 2 6 :4 6 15 95 LEE LAWRENCE 38 :2 6 :S 0 e :3 8 36 4-Miler 79 G ILB ER T P COHEN 51 : 2 7 : 09 6 :4 7 3 97 C L IP ARNOLD 56 : 2 7 : 29 8:50 3 80 MIKE DUPRE l 2 :2 7 : 12 6 :4 8 3 90 SAM ROGERS 4 1 :2 7 :42 8:54 24 Sept. 25,1983 81 ALAN GROOMS 27 : 2 7 : 14 6 :4 9 27 99 PAUL BERGERON 41 :2 7 :4 2 8:54 25 82 GER8GE OWEN 44 : 2 7 : I 7 6 :4 9 8 100 WINTER TRAPOLIN 70 : 2 7 :4 3 8:55 1 W OMEN’S RESULTS 83 CARY KUHLMANN 36 : 2 7 : l 8 6 :5 0 l 2 101 KEITH PRIEUR 27 : 2 7 :4 6 8 :5 6 1 7 84 JOE BARRECA 28 : 2 7:2 0 6 :5 0 28 102 JO E RANDO 28 :2 7 :4 7 8 :5 6 18 PLACE NAME AGE TIM E PACE POS 85 WALTER TILLMAN 39 : 27:24 6 :51 1 3 103 DIR K S HENSON 25 :2 7 :5 7 8:59 19 86 CHARLES LEBLANC 22 : 2 7 : 28 6 :5 2 8 104 TOM NENOS 36 :2 7 :5 9 9 : 00 37 1 BETTY BOPPART 36 :25:S5 6:29 87 MIKE GALANT 3 I : 2 7 : 30 6 :5 3 1 6 1.05 NELSON LEE STARKS 25 : 2 8 : 03 9:01 20 2 LESLEY MARLEY 29 :26:37 6:39 88 JOHN JOHNSON 48 : 2 7 :3 0 6 :5 3 4 106 CHRIS MICHALS 15 : 2 8 : 15 9 : 05 9 3 SANDY GIBSON 38 :26:42 6:41 89 BILL COURET 43 : 2 7 : 32 6 :5 3 9 107 DEAN HEGWOOD 17 : 2 8 :1 6 9:05 6 4 B I L L I E SIMMONS 26 :26:4ft e:42 90 AMBROSE M ICH IELS 46 : 2 7 :3 8 6 : 5 5 5 108 TONY TENG 40 :2 8 :3 0 9 : 10 26 5 JANET EARHART 33 :2 7 :0 6 6 :4 7 91 B IL L KROEGEH 40 :2 7 :4 3 6 :5 6 10 109 MIKE KELLY 23 :2 8 :3 0 9: 10 21 6 BETSY BARRECA 26 :27:26 6:52 92 JIM STRAHAN 34 :2 7 :4 6 6 :5 7 1 7 1 10 BARNEY HEGWOOD 38 : 2 8 : 35 9 : 1 1 38 7 JUDI SCHAFFNER 31 :28:03 7:01 93 MICHAEL GREEN 1 1 : 2 7 :5 1 6 :5 8 1 1 1 1 PATRICK GREEN 1 2 : 2 9 :1 5 9:24 10 8 MARGARET TURNER 46 :28:oe 7:02 94 GERARD J RIGNEY 40 :2 7 :s i 6 :5 8 1 1 112 S ID NEY GARAUDY 34 :2 9 :3 0 9:29 39 9 ERVA GUENTHER 43 : 2 8 : i 2 7 :0 3 95 MIKE VERA 49 : 2 7 :52 6: SB 6 113 JIM BALLARD 53 : 3 o : 17 9:44 4 10 SHARON MCCANDEY 4i :28:2i 7:05 96 MICKEY DUCOTE 38 : 2 7 : 58 7 :00 1 4 114 RUSSELL MANT 1 2 : 3 0:38 9:51 1 1 11 E L IS VAN BATTUM 59 :2 8 :4 S 7 : i l 97 WILLIAM BRIGHT 4 1 : 2 8 : 00 7 :0 0 12 115 JASON HEGWOOD 13 : 3 l : 2 7 10:07 12 12 JODY GATES 44 : 2 9 : i 4 7 :1 9 98 BOR ALLEN 66 Î 2 8 : 04 7:01 2 G LEMOINE 1 16 47 : 31:3 0 10: 08 27 13 MEAGHAN WILLIAMS 10 :2 9 :2 9 7 :2 2 99 BUZZ RABALAIS 22 : 2 8 : 1 3 7 :03 9 117 GEORGE 'PRATKA 68 : 3 2:50 10:33 2 14 SHIRLEY YUE ST—DUf 49 :29:45 7:26 100 ROBERT MACNAMARA 36 :2 8 :2 4 7 :06 15 118 WES LEM OINE 14 : 3 2 : 50 10:33 1 3 15 ADELE JURGELSKY 51 : 3 1 :2 0 7 :50 101 WM J COLL 36 : 2 8 :2 7 7: 07 16 4 1 1 19 BOB CASHNER :3 3 :2 1 10:43 28 16* LEVERNE SCOTT 34 :31 :4 0 7 :5 5 1 02 C MISHAEL SMITH 24 :2 8 :2 8 7 :0 7 1 0 120 BRANDON MANESS 12 :3 4 :o 4 10:57 14 17 MARY DAKE 35 :3i:40 7:55 103 J C MAYSONAVE 40 :2 8 :2 9 7 :0 7 13 121 RODI CULOTTA 31 : 34:05 10:50 40 18 SANDRA LAUI 28 : 3 i : 5 0 7 :5 8 104 CHARLES JACKSON 34 : 2b : 32 7 : 08 18 122 L LAMBOU 32 :3 4 :30 1 1 :06 4 1 19 LINDA G IL L 43 :32:25 8:06 105 JIM WINCHESTER 37 : 2 8 :3 6 7 : 09 l 7 ANTHONY GOMEZ 123 39 : 34: 38 11 :oe 42 20 PARIS HOUSEY 24 :3 2 :5 3 0 :1 3 1 06 MIEK CHITTIM 52 : 2 8 :3 7 7 :0 9 4 124 JACOB FLAGLE- 08 :3 4 :4 6 11:11 3 21 M B LEEDY 24 : 3 3 : i i 8 : i e 107 DENNIS J CASCIO 32 : 28 : 4 1 7 : 10 19 DAViO LANDRY 125. 29 : 35:00 11:15 22 22 LOR ETTA WHYTE 52 : 3 3 : i s 8:19 1 08 JACK CURRI 32 :2 8 :4 2 7 : 11 20 126 FRED YANG 40 : 3 5:40 1 1 :28 29 23 CAROL STROTHER 25 :3 3 :2 1 8:20 109 PATRICK ROCHE 39 :2 8 :4 4 7 : 1 1 18 CHARLES J AS TRAM, 127 30 : 3 6 : 51 1 1 :51 43 24 FRAN A SWAN 44 :3 3 :3 0 8:23 1 1 0 DAVE S TEELE 28 :2 8 :4 S 7 : 1 1 29
Footprints 19 Ill PETER CHRISTIANSON 3fc 120147 7: 1 2 19 D JEAN OUTRO : 3 2 : 2 i 10124 I 22 STAN PALMER 3 1 :?6:oh h : ?4 112 TOY BO STICK JR 29 : 28 :5 0 7: 13 30 MIKE STRFIFFER : 33:24 10:44 123 ME ND R 7 YC K l 40 : ?6 : 40 Q: 34 1 1 3 B IL L Y C CURE T 12 :2 8 :5 2 7 : i 3 4 JOY RI F T H :3 8 :3 8 12:25 124 CARLOS E CDRELLA J7 : ?6 : 4 4 e : 3p l 1«* CLAUDE GRECO 44 : 29: 01 7: is 14 12o JOHN M A lSANO 33 : 2 7 :00 m : 4 1 20 115 ED FLEtSCHMANN *2 : 29:02 7 :16 15 MEN’S RESULTS 127 CAJUN masuulraoer 3 3 :2 7 : 00 fl : 4 1 2 ! 116 ART HURLEY 30 :2 9 :0 9 7: 17 2 1 1 28 K t LL Y MORRISH 3c : 2 7 : 0 9 a :44 2 « 117 M MflACKES 36 : 29 : 12 7: 18 20 PLACE NAME T I ME PACE PQS 1 29 TOM D « AuUlN 4 3 : 2 7 : i 5 p : 4 o 2 1 1 l fl TONY MCCOY A 1 : 2 9 : 14 7 119 16 1 10 GLfN GOODWIN 2 7 : 2 7 : 4 7 e : 5p l 6 119 VAL GU I LOE A U 30 : 2 9 : 15 7 119 2? KENT MCDONALD :16:00 5:09 1 3 l WINTFfi TRAPÜL I K 7 C :2 7 :5 0 B : 5 7 2 120 ROLAND LEBLANC 23 : ? 9 :1 5 7 119 11 RICK SHELTON :i6:so s:2S 1 32 CAVtNO 4t> : 27 : 50 « : 5 7 1 0 121 STEPHEN HACKER 26 : 29 : i 6 7 : 1 9 31 BILLY SAVANT :1 6 :SO 5:25 1 33 M I LL CLAIR se : 28 :0 3 d: oi 4 122 JERRY H IG G IN S 42 :2 9 :3 0 7:23 1 7 JOEY PRÛVENZANO :17:01 5:28 1 34 B S MOORE 2e : ?fl : os 9:02 1 7 123 SONNY SCHAUBLUT 22 : 2 9 :3 0 7 123 1 2 DEWITT KNEASS : 1 7 :o6‘ 5:30 l 35 RUMAGE 55 : 2fl : 10 o : 03 124 WAYNE WEGMANN 39 : 29: 3 t 7:23 2 l MIKE «ITKIN : 17:06 s: 30 137 P SULL I VAN 48 : 2d : I t 9 : 04 I 26 OUNALO BRiGNAC 27 .*29:38 7.*25 32 B IL L L IL E S : 17:20 5134 1 38 MCCLOSKEY 2 7 :28 : 3ft 9 : i ¿ 1 8 126 JACK K «IN N 53 :2 9 :4 0 7125 5 DANIEL FALCONE : 17:26 5:36 1 39 RORERT L HJHNt 31 :28: 10 9:03 27 127 PAULKUEHBA 30 129142 7126 23 TONY DIAZ :17:27 5:37 140 RAY CA DARÒ 51 :29:12 9:23 l 0 l 23 THOMAS HIGH 31 :29150 7 : 28 24 JOHNNY M RIVERA 117:30 5: 38 1 4 1 JAMES REISS 46 : 2 9 :4 6 9¡1 4 129 RICKY BOURG 26 129153 7: 2fi 33 JOSH HATKIN : 1 7:32 5:38 142 BRAD E L L IO TT 28 : 30 : 34 9 :so 19 130 DAVID T EREMIN 42 : 29 :5 4 7:29 18 LARRY FUS IL 1ER :17:33 5:39 143 CHARLES CANGELOSI 29 : 3 o : 50 9:55 20 131 MIKE 2AZULAK 4 I 129:54 7:29 19 ROY ROBERSON : l 7:33 5:39 I 44 MILTON CASS RE I NO 44 : 30 : 5 3 9 :5 6 22 132 JOE L A H E T T 6 33 : 2 9 :5 9 7: 30 25 TIM CCRBIN : l 7:40 514 1 145 B IL L Y COLEK Il : 32:op 10:20 133 PAUL DEATON 25 130111 7:33 34 MILTON VASQUEZ : 17:41 5141 l 46 ROBERT BOHRfc 08 : 32:08 10:20 1 34 “ EL OUHCN 36 : 30: 2e 7 : 37 22 JE F F CROSS :i7:4t 5:4i 149 ELMER E HARD t N 55 : 34 :33 I l : 07 6 135 BARRY WISS 21 :3 o :3 0 7:38 13 PAUL GRAFE : 17:si 5:44 136 JIM LAHARE 30 : 3 0 : 32 7: 38 26 KIM . HIPSHOR 117151 S: 44 137 CHUCK SCHUTH 31 :3013A 7 : 39 27 GARY BLEVIN S : l8:05 5:49 NAPA 1-Mile Fun Run 13d DON RRIGAS , 36 :30141 7:40 23 ROBERT J A WILLIAMS : 10:22 5:54 139 JOHN KRENNERICH 32 130:57 7 : 44 28 DANIEL CASEY : 18:30 5557 W O M E N ’S RESULTS 140 WAYNE F ELIX 3« : 30 :S7 7 :44 29 JIM MAR SUL IS : 18 :.3.3 5:58 14 | JAMES COLE 09 G W ANOERSON :ie:35 5159 : 3 1: 0s 7:46 2 NAME AGE TIM E PACE l A2 A E ZEHNER JR 42 131110 7:48 20 TUTU-MAN : 18:43 6101 1 A 3 JIMMY VcSEBY 30 : 3 1 : 10 JACK WARD :18147 6102 7 : 48 30 AMY CALZADA 11 :05T55 5:55 144 CARL MAWKEY 40 2 1 BARNEY WILLIAMS : 18:48 6103 : 31 : 19 7:sc MEAGHAN W ILLIAMS 10 : 06 : 10 6:10 IA 5 KEN HUMAN 31 MICHAEL RICHARD : 18:49 6:03 : 31 :20 7:50 3 1 REBECCA STROUP 11 IA 6 DOUGLAS POLK 29 FRANK BENOIT : 18:50 6103 :06:41 6:41 : 3 1 : 2 1 7 :50 35 DEBBIE « I TKIN to : 07:23 7:23 1 A 7 DAVID A MEKARSKI 26 : 3 i : 25 36 GARY MACKE :19:03 6108 7:51 MEGAN BRENNAN ic :oe: 16 e: 16 1A d GEORGE GEISSLER IQ FRANK CANGELOSI :19:06 6108 : 3 1:2 7 7:52 3 JU L IE OSBORN 32 :08: 17 fl: i 7 l *9 CAJUN MAS 33 DAN GARRETT :19:07 6:09 131:34 7:54 32 MARY JO CASSREINO 37 :08:29 8:29 150 HAROLO MCELVER 3Q : 3 i : 47 STEVE HARTNETT :19109 6109 7:57 24 LISA SHI0ER 17 : oa: 37 6:37 151 DOB GENESTE 34 MICHAEL WALSH : 19: l 2 6110 :32105 e:oi 33 JACK t E LITTLETON 43 :0 9 :14 9:14 152 '•> I CHARD PLATT 35 JESSIE COLLINS : 19: 13 61 1 1 : 3 2:09 b : 02 25 RONA KLIB ER T 50 :09:43 9:43 15 J Hu n S T CNTZ 40 JAMES HOBAN :19:20 oM 3 9 : 32 : 1 2 ft : 03 22 SUSAN CAVENOER 16 :09:S9 9:59 1 0 154 jo r y h nuh 24 DAVID INDEST 6: 16 : 32 : l 3 8 : 03 1 4 :19128 DEBBIE WHITE 27 : 10:00 10:00 155 JUMN M DUNLAP f,W «0 RODNEY 6116 11 : 32 : IS fl : 04 :19:29 LISA CAVFNDER 17 :io:o i 10:01 12 156 MICHAEL J ROY 33 CHARLES WEYMOUTH 61 17 132119 e :0 5 34 :19131 DALE GREEN 32 :io:45 10:45 13 15/ PICK! 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I CHAUX AO :2 a : s S fi:18 35 140 BERNARD W ILLIAMS 16 ISO 07 e 03 8 10 JIM MARSALIS 39 38135 6 112 1S‘j HOWARD MARGUA 48 : 2A : 57 8 : 19 36 1 4 1 DAVID WE I SS 22 150 1 7 8 05 7 11 JOSEPH A GIORDANO 39 38140 6 113 l Sft L AV IU GORT 36 :2 S :0 3 8:21 54 142 TED HOKKANEN J8 150 2 8 06 25 12 JOEL DEAN 2S 38140 6113 I S 7 ■' W THILTflN 42 :2 5 :o n 8:23 37 143 T IM VANCE l 7 ISO 22 8 06 9 13 ROBERT J A W ILLIAMS 37 38147 ft 1 14 1 5H OfcAN HFGwUOU 17 : 2 s : i s e: 25 4 144 A E ZEHNER JR 42 ISO 30 8 07 0 14 C O BLAKENEY 30 38151 61 15 ISO SIPENY GArVAUDY 3A : 25 : IB e:26 55 145 JOHN HART 35 150 34 8 08 26 15 B IL L Y JU S T ! 13 38157 6:16 17,0 RUSSELL RITRf 57 : 2 S : 16 8:26 5 146 CHET S TRUNK 60 ISO 50 0 10 3 16 M IK F w IG G IN 37 39 1 04 ft: 17 iM RAY SEARS S5 :25 :2 3 147 FRANK WRIGHT 48 150 54 8 1 i 2 0:28 6 1 7 PAT CASEY 35 39 1 09 ft : 18 1 ft 2 KELLY MURR15H 36 :2 5 :2 7 8:29 S6 149 ALAN J QUMGARD 35 10 1 12 8 14 27 IK G w ANDERSON ?e 39116 ft : 19 103 GARR GUILLORY 26 :2 5 :3 0 8:30 58 150 VIC AMSTOTZ ?7 20 7 19 JAMES HUH A N 48 39 : 46 ft : 2 4 :si 0 1 *> ISA ALAN GOWOCN AA : 25 : 30 a:30 38 151 OMAR ALVA RF Z 30 101 25 4 1 ? 0 P DIAMOND 32 39151 6 :24 0 1 1 ftS TOM H • Agu I N A3 : 25 : AO 8:33 39 152 HOB LINDSEY 21 GENc SPRFNPCR 32 40158 ft : 35 39 : s 1 2ft 0 1 6 28 lAf, J C PACLFRA 30 :2 5 :A 0 8:33 57 154 MEL THERIOT 44 : 5 1 22 STEVF HARPFRSON 25 4 1105 6 : 3s 29 8 l 9 17,7 LOGAN cMOHY 8:35 2 155 DONNIE PALMER 29 10 : 2 S : a 5 23 GARY MACKE 28 4 1109 6137 :si 30 8 l 18 l ftrt DON MARTINS e: 47 7 157 HUBY MOLE 40 55 : 2 6 :2 0 24 CHRIS SCHULTZ 15 4 1:28 6140 102 00 0 2 20 ISO V [K F RAJ TON 158 VERNON FRYE 38 :2 6 :3 3 8:si 50 25 CHARLES 8 WEYMOUTH .34 4 1:28 ft : 40 40 152 00 e 22 2 1 170 JIM GRISWOLD 32 :2 6 :3 3 15 4 FRANK ELTON 1 1 8 a:51 59 26 ROBERT FRANK 37 41:31 6:40 152 00 22 6 171 RUSSFLL LAP67E 8:54 5 161 B IL L WALTMAN 19 : 2 6 1 42 27 JERRY N EIUERT 36 4 1:30 ft 142 39 152 16 b 24 29 172 JOT- W SCHULT7 162 RONALD P LATT 1S2 33 :2 6 :4 4 e:55 60 28 MARK s MANGUNO 28 4 114 4 ft : 43 35 20 0 25 30 173 WINTER TRAPQLINI 163 JOF SANDERS 70 126145 8:55 1 29 LES PCRSCHALL 46 4 1150 ft : 44 55 152 20 8 25 3 l 7A OAVI 0 H HAYES 33 12614ft 164 JOEY HOGH 24 152 20 8 e:55 61 30 STEVE »MOD 28 4 1152 ft : 44 6 25 176 CHRIS FaTZER A4 :26 :55 165 GILB ER T Q1ETH 44 152 ¿0 25 e:58 40 31 JOHN A DIXON 63 41 157 6145 8 22 (76 JOHN PATFflNOSTRO 166 CHRIS -SONIAT .34 35 126156 6:59 62 32 PAUL WICAUD 62 42:07 6 :4 6 1 52 25 8 26 42 177 A L PAP ILLON 167 KEVIN MINEO 22 4 1 31 :2 6 :5 7 8:59 63 33 RONALD BORDELON 50 42115 152 8 28 9 176 PUMAGE ft 148 168 Z1GGY SOnOLENSKI 40 152 47 23 5S : 27 : 03 9:01 8 34 RH Y AN HAM 22 42 1 25 ft : 49 8 29 1 79 JERRY 0 PORTNOY 1 69 R GAUTREAU 32 102 48 35 : 27 : 23 9:08 64 35 STFV1E MAGGIO 10 42 132 6:50 8 29 43 IPO JOHN HESSE 1 70 BOP STENT/ 40 50 24 2 i : 2 7 :2 4 9:08 59 36 ANTHONY S MAGGIO 34 421 33 ft: 50 162 8 30 101 GIL RU0MAN I 71 JOHN THOMPSON 45 28 :2 7 :3 0 9:10 60 37 STEVE GIOENGO 34 42:43 6:52 : 02 55 8 30 I 3 182 MIKE KELLY 172 JIM P tLE T 39 04 8 23 :2 7 :3 9 9:13 61 38 DAVID HEBERT 13 43100 6 : 55 153 32 31 183 W SCHAEFER 173 C LAWRFNCE 35 : 53 1 1 0 32 38 :29*.02 9:41 6S 39 TED PASSANTINO 33 4310! 6:55 33 184 LOUIS CUSIMANO 174 MICHAEL J MCCANN 37 : S3 34 33 27 1 29:25 9:48 62 *0 ROCK EARHART 36 43108 l 8 8 IPS CHUCK 8ANIT A 24 :2 9 ;4 3 9:54 63 ft :56 175 OSCAR ANDANA 47 153 10 8 34 14 41 AMBROSE M ICH IELS 46 43 130 7 : Oo 186 AL THUNELL SO :2 9 ’.SA 9:58 9 176 CHARLES W BRAZO 31 163 19 0 34 44 42 D IL L COURET 43 431 32 7:00 107 JIM C AMPflELL A3 : 31 :02 177 DOUG APNEA 30 183 19 8 34 45 10:21 41 43 JOHN JOHNSON 48 431 36 7:01 100 JASON H£ GWOOD 13 : 31 : 11 10:24 1 170 R V O'M ALLEY 51 153 32 8 36 4 45 EDDIE LEROUGF 50 4 314 1 7 189 GEORGE PHATKA 68 : 3 1 :S2 10:37 2 : o i 179 CRAIG TID Y 37 1 S3 3S B 37 34 46 VIC RAMONEDA 23 4 31 46 7:02 110 SAP YOSHIRA so :3 2 :A 0 10:53 10 180 ED SCHROEDFR 42 153 35 8 37 2S 47 TED CCTrON 47 43155 7:04 161 JOHN M LAWRENCE 40 : 37: 2e 12:29 42 181 TOR TORGENSCN 5 153 38 8 37 5 48 DEWEY S PIES 36 43155 7:04 182 CHRIS E GUNNDEZ 1 153 30 6 37 1 0 49 RICHARD ROGERS 3S 43 : 55 7:04 183 RUDY HERPIO 33 153 44 8 38 46 50 DAVID GODCHAUX 40 43150 7:04 184 HAROLC MCELVEN 35 153 44 8 38 35 s i d a n z e l l n e r 21 4 3 158 7:04 185 CONRAD BERNAPD 32 : S3 44 B 38 47 52 G R GIARROV 45 44102 7:05 106 MICHAEL LA TIN O S 32 1 S 3 50 8 39 48 53 LARRY CENTOLA 37 44104 7105 187 MICKEY WF I SER 27 153 57 B 40 19 54 Ro y s p e a r 33 44M9 7:07 130 EOOIE CORCORAN 43 153 57 0 40 26 55 ED GENDJS 4 C 44121 7100 189 PAUL OLSEN 43 1 53 57 8 40 27 56 WALTER TILLM AN 39 44 127 7 109 190 ROSS NOEL 35 1 S3 58 8 4 36 57 BUZZ RAJ 4 8 1 AN 22 43: 30 7 :oo 192 LO U IS TRACHTURAN 44 154 34 6 46 28 58 ED MOLL 34 7:11 195 ED FUSEL 1ER S 154 34 46 6 59 MICHAEL WOLFF 14 4414? 7:11 8 196 CHARLES MCGUINNESS 43 154 40 8 47 29 60 JOHN RICHE 38 44 t S0 7:12 199 L W 5 T O U L lG JR 34 154 40 8 47 49 61 DAVID BOUDREAUX 34 44 : 59 71 14 200 WAYNE THOMAS 35 154 40 8 47 37 62 RICHARD LUSKY 34 45: 15 7:1 e 201 CHUCK BANTA 24 1 54 56 8 50 1 0 63 SHERWIN LANDRY 33 4 5116 7:17 202 C P CHRISTENSEN 36 155 15 e 53 38 64 MIKE GALANT 31 451 16 7:17 203 R CULOTTA 36 155 15 8 53 39 65 NORM L IT T L E T O N 45 45125 7:10 204 BOB WESTENPELD 30 155 25 8 55 50 66 STEVE O'M ALLEY 15 45130 7: 19 205 JOHN MA I SANO 33 155 25 8 55 51 67 GEORGE OWEN 44 45: 39 7120 206 CHRIS MUNSCH 10 155 26 8 55 2 68 JOHN J MORELLA 4 I 45140 7121 6 207 LES TROTTER 40 155 29 8 55 30 69 JIM BAKER 42 45:45 7 121 7 209 F BERGERON 32 155 31 8 56 52 70 MELVIN BACKER 36 45145 7:2 1 15 210 FOSTER 35 155 46 8 58 40 K E N N E R.___L OUÏS I A N A 71 WALTER HART 36 45145 7:21 16 211 CORY LAVERGNE 1 2 156 04 9 01 7 72 T e r e n c e w h i t e 27 45146 7121 8 213 GERARO GIBSON 29 156 10 9 02 20 73 DR B IL L QUAIN 31 45146 7:21 16 214 NEIL GAUTIER 47 156 10 9 02 15 74 B IL L KROEGER 40 45 159 7:24 215 BRIAN MCKNIGHT 26 156 1 0 9 02 21 Riveriown Road Race 10K 75 STEPHEN MILLER 27 46107 7125 9 216 STEVE J MOUTON 32 156 15 9 03 53 76 MIKE VERA 49 461 19 7:27 9 217 JOHN SOAREZ 39 156 21 9 04 41 77 PATRICK ROCHE 40 46120 7:27 9 Oct. 9,1983 218 W IL L IS WEAGLY 53 156 28 9 05 7 78 J AUCHIN 44 46122 7:27 10 219 BRAD FOUR AKER 26 157 00 9 10 22 79 J SZUSH 31 46122 7127 1 7 220 P H IL L IP DEGRUY 1 5 157 03 9 10 1 80 SAMUEL TAYLOR 28 46124 7128 1 0 221 TOM DAIGLE 35 157 03 9 10 42 WOMEN'S RESULTS 61 WILLIAM £ KENTNER 26 46125 7:28 1 1 222 JO NNlE SHARE 38 157 13 9 12 43 82 MARK ALLISO N 32 46129 7128 IB 223 JOHN VAGIANOS 30 157 17 9 1 3 54 PLACE NAME AGE TIM E PACE POS 83 LLOYD KRIEGER 31 46129 7128 19 225 DONALO J BRINKMAN SR 34 157 17 9 13 55 84 JAY ULSTEEN 39 46138 71 30 1 7 226 BRIAN LI0RUZZA 1 1 157 58 9 19 8 1 PEGGY CLEARY 00 :37:30 6:02 85 JOHN D MIRE 28 46142 7130 1 2 227 BRUCE DUCO 37 158 25 9 24 44 2 BE TTY BOPPART 36 : 43:30 7:00 86 RAY RODRIGUEZ 28 46142 7 1 30 1 3 229 G GAUTRAE 30 158 37 9 25 56 3 JANET EARHART 32 :43:S2 7:03 87 WALTER DUBOURY 36 46144 7: 31 4 JUDI SCHAFFNER 31 :45:22 7:18 1 8 230 WILSON HEBERT 40 158 59 9 29 31 89 ANDREW W INGFIELO 42 46147 71 31 1 1 231 JE F F S IL C IO 20 159 20 9 32 1 1 5 GAYNELL KENNEDY 31 :4s:36 7:20 90 L GIBBS 36 46150 7132 19 232 KEVIN FORSYTHE 12 159 35 9 35 9 6 BARBARA M ITCH ELL 39 :47:20 7137 91 CLINTON R ILE Y 19 46151 7 132 233 P SULLIVAN 48 159 57 9 38 16 7 BETSY 8ARRECA 26. : 4 7: 30 7:30 92 CASEY MCGUINNESS 13 46152 7: 32 234 ANDY GUZMAN 32 1 100 26 9 43 57 a S h i r l e y y u e s t - o u f a u r 49 :48:32 7:48 93 A SALAZAR 35 461 S5 7133 20 235 ANDY O'M ALLEY 13 1101 30 9 53 10 9 CINDY COX 28 ;49:15 7:5S 94 B IL L Y COURET 12 46159 7 :33 5 236 DR DUPONT L ABORDE 60 1 102 00 9 58 4 11 L IS A MARTIN 22 :S0:23 8106 95 JOE BARRECA 28 4 7:03 7 134 14 237 ROBERT FORD SR 30 1 105 26 10 31 58 12 WENDY KERNAGHAN 25 : so:55 e : 11 96 TROY GREAUTHREAUX IS 47:03 71 34 238 KEITH FORSYTHE 1 0 1 107 1 10 46 3 13 JA N IC E BUHLER 33 250155 s : 11 97 WAYNE WORTMANN 17 47:06 7 134 239 ERIC MUNISCH 12 l 107 20 10 50 11 14 ANNE SPRENGER 29 153122 8135 98 AL FAJAROO 32 47:10 7135 20 241 CHARLES LLOYD 25 l 107 30 10 51 23 15 LINOA HEFT 34 :S3:35 8137 99 HENDRIX BOURGEOIS 51 47:10 7:35 3 242 H STREFFE 40 IUI 05 1 1 26 32 16 TREVADA PECK 41 :54:i3 8143 100 KEITH CHESTNUT 22 47:10 7135 5 17 CHARLENE PERSCHALL 44 255120 8:54 101 WAYNE SUTHERLAND 31 47:13 7:35 :5s:27 8155 2 1 IB JONQUES eiSSELL 46 102 BRAD MURRY 31 47117 7136 22 19 JU L IE POLLOK 25 155135 8:56 103 STEVEN BABIN 29 47123 7137 15 Rivertown 1-Miler 20 DEBBIE CUROLE 32 157109 9111 104 GEORGE W ILLIAMS 34 47123 7137 23 21 CHRIS LEVESQUE 23 1571 15 9112 105 JA IN E OLIVO 44 47131 7138 157132 91 IS 12 22 L IS A CALHOUN 22 106 PAUL BECNEL 58 47131 7138 1 WOMEN’S RESULTS 23 LINOA HORTON 27 157138 9116 107 HAL BERRI GAN 57 47133 7139 2 24 RITA GREMILLION 44 157159 9119 108 JOHN FOLSE 33 47144 7140 24 PLACE NAME AGE TIM E PACE POS 25 FRAN A SWAN 44 158106 9120 109 BOB HAUGLAND 39 47145 714 1 26 SUZANNE SPROLL 15 256244 9127 21 110 BARRY W WOOD 32 47 152 7142 25 1 B E TTY BCPAPE 36 06113 6113 0 27 AGNES COURTNEY 47 158245 9127 I t l MICKEY LANOYR 44 47153 7142 13 2 MEGHAN WILLIAMS 10 06124 6124 1 28 JUOY MUNSCH 32 ISSISI 9128 1 t 2 PAUL KLEBBA 31 47156 7542 26 3 ANGELLE D'ACUIN 12 ¡07:07 7:07 2 159112 9131 29 CAROLE FRANK 36 113 Don c a r r o u m 32 48100 7 143 27 4 REBECCA STROUP 11 07117 7117 3 30 C WETZEL 38 159122 9133 114 RAYMOND O IL L S 37 48100 7 143 22 5 JE R I CAÇAGLIANO 22 07123 7123 4 31 CYNTH IA CLARK 23 1S9137 9135 1 IS JOHN LIPANI 34 48108 7144 28 6 JENNIFER SYNNOTT 16 :07150 71SO S 1100100 9139 32 LYLE 43 116 JIM LAHAfiE 30 48111 7145 29 8 KARIN WILLIAMSON 27 08117 8117 6 33 CINOY ROONEY 30 1101140 9155 117 GREG STARR 19 46111 7145 6 9 PENNY SYNNOTT 40 08117 8117 7 1102100 9158 34 TERR I JENNINGS 22 1 IB CARL SHERMAN 32 48115 7S4S 30 10 NICOLE HAENSEL 08 08117 8117 1 35 GREER GATLUEO 13 1103150 10:16 119 RICK ROWE 30 48120 7 1 46 31 11 JAN ICE BUHLEP 33 08117 8117 8 36 PAUILA BLAKENEY 26 1203155 10117 120 r a n d y a m e r n a e z 23 48129 7140 12 CHRISTY 0 ILLENKOFFER 19 08133 0133 9 37 OEANIE STO ULIG 34 1105121 10130 6 121 ROBERT DUPUY *J 48130 7140 14 13 MICHELE SCHEXNAYDER 20 : 08135 8135 10 38 GALE BISHOP 31 1 106105 10137 122 TIMMY L O T T 16 48130 7149 14 STACIE SCHEXNAYOER 19 ¡08136 8136 11
22 Footprints 15 DOOV L CDRTNEH 28 08 40 8 40 1 2 53 E DEJAY 23 39:10 6:18 16 G I ANNA FOR T I NO 1 1 06 45 0 45 l 3 54 MICHAEL OEWS 22 39:12 6:18 1 4 17 VALERIE GATTUSO l 2 08 S3 0 53 1 4 55 STEVE ANDERSON 28 3 9 :1 3 6 :1 8 3 9 :1 4 6 : I 8 1 1 16 5 m i TCMELL 39 08 54 a 54 t S 56 MIKE RICHARD 35 1 2 ?0 SHERRI 0UCKEL 08 09 24 9 24 2 57 CORKY 8URGARO 37 39:15 6:19 1 5 21 KATHLEEN THOMAS 36 09 36 9 36 6 58 OAVIO WARFIELD 29 39:10 6:19 1 3 22 OI ANNE OHAPER 38 09 30 9 30 7 59 BOB PAINTER .36 39:31 6:21 23 MARLENE PADOISON 35 09 40 9 40 10 60 OAVIO R SEARS 36 39:35 6:22 l 4
24 MART SIRCQ 39 09 46 9 46 9 61 SANDY CLOTWORTHY 5 1 39:35 6:22 ?5 DONNA BROTT I 32 09 51 9 51 20 62 ELDON LEVI 50 39:53 6:25 3 9 :5 6 6 :2 5 26 JAMIE BELLOM 20 1 0 00 10 60 21 63 AL SEICSHNAYDER 40 24 4 0 :0 5 6 :2 7 27 LURRAINE M ALLIGSOD 33 1 0 00 10 06 22 64 JEFFREY O S 1L8ERMAN 40 : 16 6:28 10 28 ANN PERRY 3 l 1 0 1 10 1 23 65 VIC RAMONDEA 23 1 6 29 HELEN GLENHENNING 30 1 0 1 2 10 12 24 66 CLAUDE JONES 27 4 0 :1 B 6:29 40 :19 6 :2 9 31 AMY KERN 1 1 10 12 10 12 2 S 67 RICHARD WAOE 32 4 1 4 0 :1 9 6 :2 9 32 BRENDA VAUERY 26 l 0 l 3 10 1 26 68 CULLEN P LANDRY 4 0 :2 9 6:31 33 LORI TAYLOR 00 1 ü 1 10 1 I 69 FRANK C ANGELOS1 39 4 0 :3 2 34 MELISSA LISENBFE t 6 1 0 40 10 40 27 70 BARNEY WILLIAMS 27 6:31 I 7 16 35 PAULA 9RANOCN 1 6 t 0 5 1 10 5 20 Bacardi Rum Run 10K 71 JERRY NEIBERT 36 40:32 6:31 4 0:41 6:32 1 2 36 DA1NA RENTON l 6 l 0 6 1 10 51 29 72 DAVID WO0SER 33 24 4 0 :4 2 6:33 I I 37 TRICI A GOOOMAN 1 1 1 0 51 10 5 30 Oct., 16,1983 73 KEVIN PACK 24 4 0 T 4 2 l 2 38 JACKIE WOLVERTON 36 1 0 56 1 0 56 31 7A VICTOR A COSIO 6:33 4 0 :4 6 6 :3 3 lí 39 HELEN KOPPENS .3 0 1 0 56 1 0 56 32 75 GARY MACKE 28 4 0 :5 0 6 :3 5 4 0 BRI ANA LUSK Y 06 1 1 04 11 04 2 76 SAM WILSON 19 W O M E N ’S RESULTS 4 1 ;0 6 6 :3 6 41 TARA STOULIG 00 1 i 09 1 1 09 3 77 MARK LUYSfER 26 78 TUCKER L MELANCON 37 41:10 6:37 42 THFRESA WH IGHT 00 l l 20 1 1 20 4 PLACE NAME AGE T I ME PACE POS 4 :15 6:38 44 BECKY PALMER 09 1 1 2 1 1 1 21 5 79 DAVID INOEST 26 1 2 C 60 BILL FOSTER 33 41:1 a 6 :3 a 1 : 45 DEBBIE WHITE ? Ì 1 1 27 1 1 27 33 ALICIA REESE 29 : 37:41 6:04 4 1 : 18 6:38 1{ 46 JACK I E MANC.UNQ 2 6 1 1 4 1 4 34 Q1 MIKE ANOREWS 36 11 PAMELA WILLIAMS 29 :39:oo 6M6 82 MICHAEL MCCANN 36 41:22 6:39 47 JOANN ULICSM ?H 1 l 4 3 11 4 3 35 TINA NIKLAUS 24 :4 o :19 6:29 83 KNUT BAKKEN 40 4 l : 24 6:39 4e SUZETTE HERPICH .3 3 1 1 40 :4h 4 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 26 1 36 142:30 6150 84 DIARMUO 0RAOLEY 31 4 1 :25 6:40 49 JERI K ANPfif 4 5 1 1 40 1 t '48 37 5 STEPHANIE COOPERS 24 : 4 2 î 4 3 6152 85 CRAIG LAMBERT 25 4 1:31 6:40 50 L I SA L PUGL I A 2 5 l 2 00 BETTY BOPPART 36 :43:09 6:56 2 00 30 6 86 EOWARO BUCKES 30 41 :3 6 6:41 81 CAROL MCGUINNES 44 7 SANDY GIBSON 38 143129 1 2 05 2 05 39 6159 87 JIM KLEIN 24 4 1 :3 6 6:41 52 DORIS HUMPHREY a 0 BILLIE SIMMONS 26 l 2 09 1 2 09 40 8 :43:40 7101 88 RICHARD AMUNDSA 36 4 1 : 40 6 :4 2 55 SANDRA WRIGHT 35 1 3 9 MARGARET TURNER 46 :44:S8 71 14 19 3 19 4 1 69 GARY ALLEN 26 4 1 :5 2 6:44 56 MONICA FARPEKY 26 1 3 SHARON MCCAULEY 41 :45:09 7 : 16 26 1 3 26 42 1 0 90 JERRY SINKS 1 7 4 2 :0 7 6t46 8 H LGRNA DUCC l J 1 3 36 ELISABETH VAN BATTUM 59 :4 6 :11 7125 1 3 36 43 91 NORM KRAMER 42 42: 12 6:47 59 N0»A DUCCJ 3 6 1 3 SHIRLEY YUEST-DUFAUR 49 :46:20 7127 39 1 3 39 44 1 2 92 SHAWN KRANTZ 25 4 2 :1 5 6 :4 8 1 3 GISELLE GATTUSO 11 7134 147103 93 MIKE WEBSTER 18 42 : 19 6:48 1 4 JI JI JONAS 40 148110 7145 94* CHUCK SCHUTH 3 l 4 2 :2 3 6 :4 9 MEN’S RESULTS 1 5 SUSAN6 MINI WE THER 16 148152 7:51 95 DAN ZELLNER 4 2 :2 7 6 :4 9 JEAN HARRISON 46 150107 e:03 2 l PLACE NAME AGI T I«t PACt. PuS 1 6 96 MARK ZARCHELLI 28 4 2 :3 2 6:50 1 7 MARTHA WRIGHT 46 152108 8:23 97 CLIFF COONEY 46 42:34 6:51 18 SHELIA CLAIBRONE 31 152114 8:24 1 LARRY C AULK I [ 5:51 0 98 OAVIO HAN0Y 32 42:35 6:51 13 :05 :51 19 CAROL FOWLER 30 :52:06 8123 2 DONNIE RICHELLE 25 :ot>:Oi 99 AMBROSE MICHIELS 46 42:39 6:51 6 : 0 i i 20 MIREYA GARCANIO 24 153:11 8133 3 MARK ALLÍ SON 32 :06:t7 6: I r ?. 100 JEAN FAUST 46 4 2 :3 9 6.*51 21 EVA O LOMBARD 36 : 54:05 8:42 4 JIMMY HuCKEL 12 : 06 : 23 6:23 3 101 ROGER HUNT 30 42:40 6:52 JONUUES BISSELL 46 : 54:09 6:42 6 MIKE CDHTHFN 29 :06:36 6:36 4 22 102 RON K IRSCH 35 4 2 :4 0 6:52 23 FRAN A SWAN 44 154:28 8Î4S 7 FRED TUHRO 36 : 0 6 : 5 o 6:50 5 103 THERON MCCARTHY 27 4 2 :5 0 6 :5 3 24 AGNES COURTNEY 47 8 SCOTT THOMPSON 0 9 : 0 6 : 5 3 6:53 I :S6109 9102 104 EODIE LEROUGE 50 42:57 6:54 25 DIANE OUPUY 38 156:47 9 STEVE THIBOOEAUX 3 4 : 0 6 : 5 7 6:57 6 9: 08 105 KERRY KOBOLDT 33 42:57 6:54 26 PAT COURET 36 : 56154 10 BRUCE MORALES 26 : 06 :58 6:58 7 9: 09 106 BILL QUAIN 31 4 2 :S 7 6:54 27 M A COLLARA 28 156157 I i alex rambept 34 : o 7 : oo 7:00 8 9109 107 DAN BRASSE A W 26 43:01 6:55 23 CHERYL PERE Z 29 157124 9114 12 WALTER T ILLMAN 39 :0 7 t 06 7:06 9 108 RICK LUSKY 34 43:02 6:55 29 DEBBIE LOUPE 26 1 3 RÜSTER MATHES 4 1 : 07 : 20 7 t 2 G 10 157123 9: 14 109 CARY KUHLMANN 36 43:02 6 :5 5 30 GREER GATTUSO 13 14 CHRIS BUCKEL 09 :07!22 7:22 2 158128 9t24 110 WALTER TILLMAN 39 4 3 :0 8 6 :5 6 31 LINDA PROVANCE 33 15 LARRY 12 :07:22 7:22 il : 59:07 9:30 111 WILLtAM BRIGHT 4 I 43:16 6 :5 7 32 JULIE OSBORN 32 9J33 16 PHILLIP OEGRUY 15 : 07 : 22 7:22 12 159125 1 1 2 DON KIRSCH 35 43:22 6 :5 8 33 ANITA ROBERTS 36 17 M[KE BQDENHEIMER 32 107:30 : 59:30 9:34 113 BILL COURET 43 43:23 6 :5 8 7:30 13 SUE CAIN 36 9137 10 OON EILESS 26 :07:35 7:35 14 34 :S9t48 I 14 PAT LELE 38 4 3 :2 9 6159 35 GLORIA GONZALEZ 31 19 JAMES M THOMPSON 09 : 0 7 : 35 7 135 3 i : oo :o4 9139 115 JOE S1JOS 2 l 43:29 6 :S 9 37 CINDY KNISPEL 36 20 OOUG ARENA ?o :07:3s 7*.35 15 1:00:36 9:45 1 16 MIKE MAYER 18 43:40 7:01 38 CAROLYN SWIFT 33 21 WESLEY GOODMAN 15 : 07 : 35 7:35 16 i:0i: si 9157 117 EDWARO THYMES 32 43:40 7:01 22 RAISHER A THOMPSON 06 :07:40 7:40 4 39 SIMONE MORRIS 22 1 : 02:00 9158 118 JON MOLINARIO 45 43:41 7:01 24 MICHAEL PtNNEY 1« :07:46 7:46 17 40 PEGGY WILLIAMS 32 1 : 02:05 9159 119 SONNY SCHAUBHUT 22 43:42 7:02 4 t PEGGY BROWN 35 25 DONALD ROSE 07 : 07 : 5 3 7:5 3 5 1:06:50 10:45 120 ROBBIE DIETZ 33 43:50 7:03 42 LISET GUTIERREZ 22 26 CHARLES LLOYD 25 :07 : 55 7:55 IR 1 :oe:40 li:02 121 GILBERT P COHEN 51 43:52 7:03 43 DEBORAH L WILSON 26 27 DAVID BOUDREAUX 34 : 0 7 : 5 7 7: 5 7 19 i : 07 : 30 10:S1 122 JOHN NICOSIA 50 43:55 7:04 44 P DURR 40 1 1 : 27 26 RICHARD ALLGOOD 33 :os:03 8 : 03 20 l : 11 :16 123 MARK ALLISON 32 43:55 7:04 45 FILLEEN FELDMAN 36 l : 13:15 11147 29 ROCK EARHART 36 : 00:03 0 : 03 2 1 124 STEVEN M GERNE I 34 43:56 7:04 46 TUNY FRICKE 35 1:13:33 11:49 31 JIM FARRELLY 28 : 08: 19 8: 19 22 12S. HENRY STQU 19 43:59 7:04 33 SILL HAENSEL 38 :08:i9 0119 23 126 STEPHEN MILLER 27 44:02 7:0S 34 GRAY STOULI G 06 :oe:20 8:20 I M EN’S RESULTS 127 MICHAEL OREcN 1 1 4 4:04 7 :o s 35 MICHAEL WILLIAMS 07 :oe:2o 8:20 6 PLACf N A M F AGE TIMI PACE 12° RONALD DU VF RM T 37 44:07 7 : 01< 26 36 "BOBBY 6RAYOEN 08 : o b :25 e : 25 ? 129 ROBERT A U T F N R E I T n 32 44:08 7: Ofj 37 JOHN D MIRE 28 :oa:25 e:25 24 1 M I K e K F r. G H .52 : 29 : I l 130 JOHN JOHNSON 4 4 : c a 7 : o 6 38 ED FUSEL 1ER si :oa:25 8:25 2S 2 DEMOND C ’CCNNCP ?/ : 30 : G4 4:50 o 131 S TAn C'NE t L l 5 44Í13 7:0 7 39 ERIC MUNSCH 12 :08:26 8126 26 3 OL I VF R MARSHALL 33 : 30 : 36 4:55 o 132 m FERNANDEZ 3t » 1:13 7:0 7 27 40 KEVIN FORSYTHE 12 : o e:38 8:38 27 4 GORDON COOK SHA w ?9 : io : 54 4:50 o 1 3 j J (J H N w H O T H 44 : I 4 7 :07 41 B P BAHAM 60 : ob: 39 8:39 28 5 PATRICK MCGRATH 23 : 3 1 : Ie 5:01 n 134 F LL I5 SCHEXNAYDER 44:10 7:07 42 WILLIAM PATTERSON 43 : 08: 39 8:39 29 6 KENT MCOONALD 30 : 31 : 36 5:05 1 135 HUGH MFLlERT 3 1 14 : 1 9 7 : C 7 27 43 MARTIN PATTERSON 14 : 08: 40 8:40 30 7 TONY GILBERT 20 : 32:30 S : 1 4 1 1 36 L ALEX I S 37 44:20 7:06 20 44 GARY S DEROOBA 28 :08:41 e:4i 3i 0 EUGENE OEOEAIJX I I I 20 : 32: 3o 5 : 1 4 ? 1 37 ROSS HU C K L c Y 34 4 4 t 2 4 7 :06 ?p. 45 LEONEL A CHACON 43 :08!44 a:44 32 9 STEPHEN FALCONE 2 4 : 3 2 :4 1 5: IS 1 13o PATRICK J LEONARD 38 44:25 7:00 29 46 CALVIN F WRIGHT 12 :08:44 e:44 33 10 MARK MARLEY 34 : 3 3 : 00 5:20 2 1 30 GLENN L A ! GA S T 37 44:30 7:09 30 140 J A Y STILLER 52 WESLEY POPE 06 : 09: 05 9: 05 2 1 l HOB PELLET IFh 22 : 33: 2o 5:2 3 2 1 5 44:30 7 :09 1 o 53 DON POPE 32 :09t05 9:05 34 12 WAYNF CHENET 19 : 33: 3o 5:2 3 l 1 4 1 G R BROWN 3 l 44:36 7:10 29 142 PGY SPEAR 54 TIM THOMAS oe :09:10 9 : i o a 13 RUSSELL W MCKAY IH : 33 : 33 b:24 ? 33 44:36 7:10 30 55. T SCHEXNAYDER so : 09:17 9: 17 35 14 WILLIE STAMM 29 : 33: 57 5:27 3 14 J MIKE BOUDREAUX 44 44:39 7 : t 1 56 CHRISTIAN OLAVESEN 08 : 09 :i 7 9: 1 7 9 15 LARRY MOORE 34 : 34: 0a 6:29 3 1 4 Footprints 23 1*2 R J LL Y COURE. T 12 147103 7 1 34 6 FRAN SCHROEDER 40 08124 8124 4 8 ERVA GUENTHER 43 236107 7 117 1 1 H J RAY KPYOSMAN 21 147109 7 1 35 1 8 MARIA B KRAMER 44 : 08133 8133 5 9 MARY BETH LEEOY 24 136133 7122 s IRA W1L1AM Kf-NTNER 26 147113 7135 33 STRUFFER 41 08137 8137 6 1 0 SANDY GIBS1N 38 137112 7 1 30 2 I 1 1 BS RICHARD MINK 35 14 7 1 14 7 : 36 37 8 SUSAN GERACI 30 08143 8143 7 MARGARET TORNER 46 137112 7130 l 186 DENNIS J CASC1D 32 147120 7 I 37 .3 7 9 LUCY HERNAEZ 21 081 44 8144 8 12 DIAN CARONNA 12 237251 7: 38 I 187 HENDRIX BOURGEOIS 81 147122 7137 1 3 E ANNE HUGHES 36 137151 71 38 1 1 PATSY STRIDER 32 ; 08148 8148 9 3 IB8 AVILA GARY W 26 147130 7 1 38 34 14 BETTIE KERN I ON 40 138110 2 12 ANN MCCARTHY 29 08148 8148 10 7142 169 JIM CALLAHAN 37 15 31 1 147130 7138 38 14 MARY ANN GLANCEY 22 108149 8149 11 JUDI SCHAFFNER 138115 7143 190 DENNIS R GLAESER Al 147131 7 I 38 22 15 ELSA GRAVOIS 31 108149 8149 12 16 HARRIETT A HANDSHAW 30 139103 7152 2 191 DONALD J ÖRIGNAC JR 27 1 7 139122 147140 7140 35 1 7 LINDA BURKETT-HARRIS 32 :091 IS 9115 13 MARY JO FINLEY 28 7156 6 192 RANDY HERNAEZ 23 18 MARY A MONIZ 30 139140 8100 3 147141 7 140 1 9 le E SOULE 52 ¡091 t5 9115 14 193 STEPHEN WRIGHT 38 4 147142 7140 39 19 NA T ASI A BOLOGNA 11 109115 9115 15 19 MARY DAKO 35 139140 8100 19A LARRY A JONAS 38 147143 7140 40 20 KATHY BRIGNAC 28 109124 9124 16 21 CHARLENE RUCKSTUHL 35 140100 8:04 5 195 CHARLES JACKSON 35 : 4 7144 22 140112 7 140 4 1 2 1 OONNA BROWN 27 : 09:40 9140 17 GINNU DUHON 28 8106 7 196 CHUCK W h lT«EZ 28 7141 23 147145 36 22 JEANETTE WlNN 31 : 09142 9142 18 TERRI COLE 26 1401 18 8108 e 197 B EN ITO LUJANO A3 24 147159 7143 23 23 CINOY E ILARD 24 109145 9145 19 LINDA LORENZEN 40 140118 8 108 3 198 VICTOR SOOHOO Al CAROL JOHNSGN 148100 7143 24 24 KELLY REED 07 : 09l50 91 SO » 25 30 140121 8108 4 199 TI WMY LQTT 16 148100 7143 l 3 26 NANCY PERRY 30 140149 8114 5 200 GEORGE GEISSLER 16 148111 7145 l 4 M EN’S RESULTS 27 MARINA WRIGHT 29 141112 8 118 9 201 DARRYL CHAMPAGNE A3 148112 7145 25 28 KAY SMITH 32 141120 8120 6 202 JOEL RICHERT 32 148117 7 146 38 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 29 JOELL ACKERMAN 26 141 120 81 20 10 203 JOHN BARNES II 25 148130 7 148 37 30 EVA 0 LOMBARD 36 141 ISO 8126 6 2 OA OSCAR ANDARA A7 148140 7149 8 1 RONALD WALSH 18 104159 4159 31 GERI 0 *KREPK t 23 :4tlS5 8127 1 I 205 LARRY D STEWART 36 1 48 140 7149 42 2 N NASH 18 104159 4159 32 M1REYA GARGANO 24 142102 8128 1 2 206 JACK M ALLTMONT 37 148145 7150 43 3 LARRY FAULK I I I 13 105101 5101 33 FRAN A SWAN 44 142102 8128 4 207 PEARSON 23 148146 7150 20 4 CHRIS SCHULTZ 15 105111 5111 34 CAROLE MAYS 36 142100 8130 7 208 JACK K WINN 53 149110 7154 10 5 SEAN O 'N E IL 15 105113 5113 3S GLENDA ALEXANDER 33 142114 8131 7 209 JOE LAHA T TE 33 149112 7155 39 7 CLAUDE JONES 27 105125 5125 37 JEAN TAKERALE 39 142155 8139 8 210 CARL MARKEY AO 149115 7:55 26 8 FRANK J PIERRE 20 105126 5126 38 N AGUILAR 26 143102 8141 1 3 211 CHARLES HAWKINS 31 149127 7157 40 9 MIKE BOUDREAUX 44 105135 5135 39 SANDY MARGUETTE 77 143105 8 14 1 14 212 A E ZEHNER JR A2 149135 7158 27 10 EVIN TERRINGTON 14 105135 5135 40 MISSY GOOSOE 32 143114 8143 8 213 JOHN HART 35 149138 7159 44 11 AARON J CASTENELl 27 105141 5141 9 41 JULI ANNE COX 43 143134 8147 5 21A J M DRAKE 3A 149140 7159 4 1 12 CURRY PEARSON 23 105142 5142 10 42 DONNA COLLINS 31 143150 8:50 9 215 HUGG 36 149141 7159 45 13 JIM RIZER 13 105147 5147 1 1 44 TRACY HENDERSON 26 145106 9: 06 IS 216 EDW ARO C ANOER SON A4 149145 8100 28 14 PABLO A ROMAN 29 105150 S150 12 45 MACOLLARA 28 145110 9106 16 217 JEFF SANDERS 17 149145 81 00 1 5 15 ROBERTO ESTRAOA 32 105151 5151 1 3 46 JULIE CI.SBORO 32 145130 9110 10 218 LLOYO C 40 149145 8100 29 16 wM j r n u 36 105:58 5:58 14 49 MARSHA STRENS 41 :4S1S5 9 115 6 219 TRAVIS HARRISON A8 149152 8101 9 17 CHARLES JACKSON 35 10610? 6102 1 ó 50 ALLEDIA M HAIRN 21 :46:21 9121 2 220 JAMEES PATI l LO AS 149152 8101 10 1 8 C A PL MAOKEY 4 0 106109 6109 1 ft 51 J MELEEN 31 146225 912 t 1 1 221 ERICK PECK AO 149153 8 101 30 19 MARK S ALL I SON 32 106116 6116 l 7 S2 LILY GUILBAULT 35 146132 9123 9 222 RONNIE ROGERS 34 150108 8104 42 ?U SCOTT THOMPSON 09 106119 6119 1 53 EDITH CANFIELD 1 1 146134 9123 2 223 KNISPEL GENE 5A 150 1 1 0 8 1 04 1 1 21 ANOlS C AStP TA 10 1Ú612I 6121 18 54 JANE CANFIELD 39 146137 9124 10 22A TONY SARRECA 13 150111 8104 7 22 DCV SCHPlEFFFP 23 106124 6124 1 9 SS JOANN MOINET 31 147100 9:29 12 225 SAM W CHAN A7 150114 8105 1 1 23 JAMES CALL 09 106125 6125 ? 56 C ASPRODITES 31 147101 9:29 13 57 226 DOUG ARENA 20 150114 8105 2 1 24 IRVING PARDON 38 ¡06125 6:?5 20 SANDY HUBBARD 35 147132 9135 1 1 227 ED SCHROEDER 42 150150 81 10 31 25 KOHENE-FREMPCnG 37 ¡06133 6133 ¿1 58 NANCY WEBB 43 147133 9 1 35 7 228 JOHN HOPPER 26 150155 8111 38 20 JU L IO MARIN 14 106137 6137 2 2 62 SUSAN NORWOOD 37 147139 9136 12 229 CHUCK LAWRENCE 35 1501S5 6 111 46 37 DALLAS BORDENAVE JR 32 1 C 614 9 6149 23 63 N SCHOLAR 39 „147139 91 36 1 3 230 TERRY PATTISON 3S 151102 8 112 47 28 LARRY D STFWART 36 106 1S? 6152 2 4 64 NICKI FAUST 26 ¿148100 9141 17 231 PETER ROGERS 38 151¡02 81 12 48 29 DCNNY FAUST 12 10615ft 6 156 25 65 OLGA SPERLING 34 146101 9141 14 232 JOE SANCER 55 151¡09 8113 2 30 LARRY PRFISfc'P 19 106156 6156 26 67 HELEN DANU 27 148142 9 149 1 8 233 H APPLEBAUM 31 151109 81 13 43 31 AL G GOURR 1ER 1 1 1C 710 2 7102 2 7 66 REBECCA ADAMS 30 148143 9149 15 234 REUBEN PEUGE 33 151109 8113 44 32 MCLOIN HANORY 48 107103 7103 20 69 SUE CAIN 36 1481S7 9152 14 235 HOB STENTZ AO ¡51110 81 14 32 33 GEORGE C wANO JR 43 1071 10 7110 29 70 SHARON HENRY 38 149101 9:53 15 236 RICHARD LANE 22 151115 8 114 22 34 JAMES CANFIELD 12 ¡07117 7117 30 71 JANIS HAMPTON 34 149130 9159 16 237 H PAPESH 27 151118 8 115 39 35 STEVE TEMES 19 107117 7117 31 72 LINDA PROVONCE 33 149132 9 1 59 17 238 CARL MEGEHEE S? 151121 8115 3 37 ANGEL MISLAN 33 107144 7144 32 73 THOMASETTE 45 149133 9159 2 239 MARUEL BOSCH 31 151122 81 15 45 38 RAFAEL VELEZ 28 ¡07144 7144 33 74 JEANNE WOCKENHESS 30 149154 10104 1 8 240 MALCOLM WRIGHT 49 1S1125 6116 1 2 39 C H R IS TIA N O 'N E IL 12 107144 7144 34 76 MARY GILBERT 3 1 550530 10 :1 1 1 9 241 KgN HUMAN 32 151145 8 119 46 41 DOUG ARENA 20 107152 7:52 35 77 HE NR I 40 150:40 10113 8 2 42 R ROH 37 151145 8 119 49 42 AARON ROLLS 09 108101 8101 3 8,0 DANEFFIS 36 :S2100 10129 1 6 4 1 9 243 KERMIT GIBSON 39 151149 8120 50 43 WE ONE IL 42 108102 8102 36 81 MIKE STREIFFER :52120 10133 2AA NATHAN DROWN SR 39 151150 8120 5 1 44 ROBERT VANCE 32 108109 9109 37 82 KATHY HALL 38 153148 10151 1 7 SUSAN GERACI 30 11109 20 245 DOMINICK M SAI 24 152107 8123 23 45 HOWARD SHAFFER 40 108117 8117 3 9 83 1S5116 ELIZABETH A ENGLISH 25 ISSI 15 19 246 ROBERT MONDAY 30 152107 8123 4 7 47 B IL L REED 12 108122 e 122 39 84 11108 247 CHUCK GANTA 24 152114 8124 24 48 B IL L REED 40 108123 8123 40 87 SHIRLEY ERVIN 52 155136 11113 1 248 JOHN J MA I SANO 33 152125 8126 48 49 CHARLES MAYEAUX 31 108123 8123 4 I 88 KYNA KIEFER 1 9 156130 11123 3 249 HELMER MAGNUSOR 54 152130 8 1 26 1 2 50 JEFFR EY ACKERMAN 34 : OQ : 24 8 : 24 42 eg BRIGETTE OAYNE 24 1 57 ISO 11140 20 250 PULASKI 38 152133 8127 52 51 EDWARD C ANDERSON 44 108124 8124 4 3 90 JOAN BATINAS 33 157143 11138 2 1 251 O L GLANCY 48 152133 8 127 1 3 52 WALTER TILLM AN 39 108126 P126 44 94 SID JOHNSON 38 i : o i : oo 12118 1 8 282 RAY MARTINEZ 40 152137 8 1 28 33 53 JOHN BARNETT 35 108126 8126 48 96 P OURR 40 1103117 12146 10 253 BOB GEMESTE 34 152140 81 28 49 54 DON BRASSEAUX 26 108130 8130 46 98 HOLMES 29 1105130 131 12 2 1 254 EOO I E CORCORS 43 152140 8128 34 55 RONNIE STRIDER 12 108149 8149 4 7 255 ROSS NOEL 3S 152140 8128 53 58 DICK SHELAM 58 109111 9111 48 256 CRAIG TIDY 37 15214S 8129 54 59 G R ORWON 31 109140 9140 49 257 THORLEIF THORBJORNES 22 152148 8129 25 60 KERMIT GIBSON 39 109140 9140 50 M EN’S RESULTS 258 HAROLC HAMILTON 27 153110 6133 40 61 DAN B I EDLER 38 109145 9145 5 1 'L A CF NAME AGE T I Mt PACE PQS 2r'9 MARK BOLOGNA 6.) : s i : n 8 13 3 35 62 JOHN M LAWRENCE 40 109158 9156 62 2*0 ALBtRT KATTINL 24 153120 1 34 26 64 THERON MCCARTHY 04 111120 11120 8 1 V OL IVf.R MARSHALL 33 125134 5 1 09 0 26 1 C>( ORCI Ut fc i 82 153124 8: 35 1 3 65 THERON MCCARTHY 27 111120 11120 53 2 JIM p l n t s c h l e p 26 51 14 1 2r>2 r.’UCKY AMVY 40 183145 1 38 36 125155 8 .3 STEPHEN FALCONE 24 263 w Jf NN I NGS A4 153150 « : 39 37 126140 5123 1 4 MARK PARLEY 34 1 2<-A CLIFF STRI Ot.P 34 154105 142 126150 5 1 25 8 50 5 BOB P E LLE TIE R Zftft R U S S F L L C PITRE 57 154106 8142 22 127105 51 28 2 6 W ILL I E. STAMM 79 266 KEITH GRIENEFR S 35 154155 8150 56 127155 5 138 2 7 KUUMPA KAZI 3 1 : 28: 12 514 1 26 7 Ht Nt LT 1-UUGF 30 155105 8151 5 I 2 ‘3 WAYNE CHARET l 9 128118 1 ?6« JOE-L HOROWITZ 32 : Ts -j 1 10 8 1 62 56 5142 9 ft ICHARO A9BPFCHT 35 128120 514J 1 2*9 HUWAMD ROLLINS JR 35 155113 8 : 53 57 1 0 B IL L Y SAVANT 3e 128130 5 145 2 27u MICHAEL APPUTHUET 33 155114 0 153 52 1 1 MESOUITA 0 * NIE L 26 128138 ' 5 : 46 3 271 ;,ILL C’ÎNFST 32 1551 1 5 0153 5 3 12 C J M GU TON 37 128145 5148 3 27? J C PACIERA 30 ¡55 147 8 1 58 54 1 3 MARK ft TUCKER 23 129110 5153 3 273 CARL MOORE 37 ¡55155 8 1 59 I 4 DAN FALCONE 32 129112 5153 3 ¿74 JACK UAvtS 70 156114 9102 15 BUSTER MATHEWS 4 1 5154 1 278 WINTER TRAPOLIN 70 156154 91 09 129115 l 6 JOHN w FITZ 26 129126 5156 A 276 CHAS DAh OCA 24 1571 1? 9112 27 1 7 JEFF CROSS 28 129133 5157 5 277 PUPE R T DAOOLA 20 157123 9 114 28 18 DAVID OUINCY 23 129143 5159 4 ?7c POP WESTENFfcLD 30 157130 9115 55 19 LARRY FUSELIfc'H 48 129152 6101 279 FD H»0*N 34 157130 91 IS 56 l 20 FDD IF RGSE 1 7 129130 5:57 2 280 P SULLIVAN 4A 158101 9120 14 ? 1 JFRRY HARDÜUIN 25 2*1 PATRICK GRFf.N 12 158117 9122 130103 6104 6 8 22 DAVIO ROSDFITFCHFR 282 PEN MARTIN 38 9 1 24 59 20 130109 6108 5 23 FRED JOHNSON ¿8 3 ALCIDE R' LAVI GNE 43 9 1 24 38 29 130131 6109 7 24 OEB VINEYARD l 7 284 PRUCr NETHERY 19 9125 130151 ft: 13 3 1 6 RON BRINKMAN 4 268 A L N ENGLE 30 159121 91 33 57 25 33 : 30155 6 : i 4 26 KEN LATZE : 30:57 286 LIONEL COX 32 ¡59125 9133 58 33 6 114 5 27 EDO IE ROSE 38 130158 287 RUMAGE 55 159143 91 36 5 ft: is 4 28e FRANCISCO J GIRON 18 ! 59 ; 50 9137 1 7 2*9 JOHN GUIDRY 34 159159 91 39 59 29 J SIDNEY GROWN 37 1 100103 91 39 60 291 LYNN PAPILLON 31 1:01111 9150 60 Uptown Office: 891-2233 292 c l a y s w i f t 36 1101151 9157 61 Kenner Office: 469-9829 293 JACK WILLIAMS 29 1:02100 9158 4 1 294 CAPT BRAD JOHNE 29 1 102122 10102 42 Whole Food Co. 8K 295 LARRY RINEHART 36 1103134 10 113 62 296 ROBERT FORD SR 16 1 103135 10 113 18 Oct. 22,1983 297 JAMES WOLFE 26 1 10S100 10127 43 296 ROBERT VANCE 32 1 1071S0 10154 61 Medicine and Surgery o f the Foot and Ankle 299 LEONARD E DANNER 42 1 110138 11121 39 WOMEN’S RESULTS Bacardi Rum Run 1-Miler PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE. PCS PODIATRIST Associale, American College o f Fool Surgeons W O M E N ’S RESULTS 1 PAMELA WILLIAMS 29 130153 6114 0 2 TIN NIKLAUS 24 132115 6130 1 Associate, American Academy o f Podialrtc Sports Medicine PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 3 BETTY OOPPART 36 132148 6137 1 4 LESLcY MARLEY 29 134102 6:52 2 1439 DELACHAISE ST 1023 WILLIAMS BLVD 1 BETTY 60PPART 36 1 OS148 5148 0 5 VIRGINIA BESTHOFF 26 134117 6155 3 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70115 KENNER. LA 70062 2 BETTIE CASERTA 28 106157 6557 i 6 CLAUDIA 0A8BS 26 1.34125 6156 4 3 SANDY HUBBARO 35 107142 7:4? 2 7 SANDY HARVEY 22 135110 7:05 l 4 GIANNA FORT INO 1 \ 108110 e: io 3 24 Footprints ?H STEVE HARTNtrt 18 : 31 : o 9 (>: i 7 95 BR I AN LQMPX 19 : 36:07 7: 17 6 159 JOE SCHACKMAN 45 :4 t :oo 8:16 7 '¿S CU&KY »>U«GA«D .17 :3 1 :3 ? 6:21 96 DENNIS J CASCIO 32 .-36:08 7 : 1 7 17 160 K E IT H F AClANE 2 7 :4 1 too 8:16 36 30 ANTHONY MAGGIO 1* :3 1 :3 5 6:22 97 GENE CEVASCO 43 :3 6 :15 7:19 ß 161 SCOTT NORTON 2fc : 4 i : 10 8:18 37 31 STFVIE MAGGIO 1Ü :31:38 6:23 98 CARL SHgRMA N 32 : 36: l 6 7:19 18 162 JOE CHRISTENSON 26 : 4 i :11 8:10 38 32 f'ARNFY »¡LLIAMS ?7 :3 t:5 3 ( :2o 99 JOHN M POPE 34 :36: 19 7:19 19 163 JAMES DOWNING 22 :4 1:12 8:18 18 3 J KNUT LÎAKK6R AO :3 2 :14 g ; yo 100 OR 8 ILL OUA IN 3 1 ; 36 : 30 7:22 20 164 TERRY PA TT I SON 35 :4i:22 8:20 24 .1«. cullfn landry ai :32:t 4 6:30 101 ROBERT BURCH 41 136:30 7:22 9 165 D L GLANCY 49 : 4 1:26 8:21 8 35 OQN J AC 013 SE N 25 : 3 2 :¿ 0 6:31 102 DON LEEDY 36 :36:33 7:22 17 166 RON SINGER 36 :4i:30 8222 25 36 GARY MACKE 2H : 12:22 6:12 103 CAMERON WEPER 22 : 36 : 34 7:22 13 167 STEVEN RICE 33 :4 l :35 8:23 38 37 ROl'tRT MOME 3 0 :32:3o 6:33 104 GARY SELLS 32 :36:4S 7:25 21 168 BOB STENTZ 40 541 .-35 8:23 16 38 MARK LUYSTER 26 : 32: 3 3 6 :34 105 SAMEUEL TAYLOR 28 :36:51 7:26 23 170 MERLIN GELE 17 :4i:43 8:25 8 30 n* i k f. Richard 36 : 3 2 :3 5 6 : 34 106 JACK CURRY 32 :37:0o 7:28 22 171 BRUCE O 'K A P K l 23 :41:55 8:27 19 42 8DP ANDIMNG ?b : 32:54 ft: 38 107 curry pearson 23 :37:oo 7:28 14 172 P IL L GORDON 30 :41:5a 8:28 39 A3 WILLIAM FRIGHT A 7 : 37:55 6: 3H 10Ö KENNETH GOGALET 36 :37:09 7:29 18 173 OLMAN E ALVAREZ 30 :42:oo 8:28 40 AA RON SCHROEDFR 27 : 32:67 6:39 109 DON CARROUM 32 : 37:20 7:32 23 174 HENRY VICKNAIR 34 :42:00 8228 41 A 6 OR UC F HOFfìINS 30 : 3 i : t O 6 5 4 1 111 ERIC NAVICKOS 13 : 37:21 7:32 1 176 DOMI NICK A SAI ft 24 :42:o? 8:29 20 46 VIC RAMQNEDA ? J : 33 :os 6:40 l l 2 GARY CHISHOLM 26 237:25 7:33 24 177 MARK HELLER 27 :42J07 8:29 39 47 VIC TALBERT A7 : 3 i : o 6 6:40 113 BOB OülNTANA 45 :37:26 7:33 5 178 K E IT H GRENEERS 35 :42:07 8:29 26 AH HARRY PERRET 70 :n :i o 6:4i 1 1 4 HAL GAGLIANO 26 : 37: 33 7:34 25 181 CHAS ROHRER 30 :42:27 8:34 42 AO DAVID HUNTER 71* : 3 3: 24 6:44 l 15 EARL HELLMERS 34 :37:37 7:35 24 1 B2 GLENN L A lZ A S T 27 :42:28 8:34 40 50 WOOOY WOODPECKE 37 : i j :2 4 6 í 44 life JAIME OLIVO 44 :37 :3 7 •7:35 10 183 TQM BIS S E LL 47 :42:30 8:34 9 51 LIONEL AUGUSTINE 3b : .3 3 : 24 6 : 44 117 DEAN WHITMAN 24 :37:40 7:36 15 184 JOHN HART 36 :42:33 8:35 27 62 ThAD PERSONS ■•><> : 3 3 : 2 6 6 : 44 118 S MUCACCHIA 24 -.37:45 7:37 16 185 DENNIS YALE 38 :42:43 8:37 28 53 SAUL GlJfcRIA ?<> : 3 3 :40 6147 1 19 TOM CANFIELD 15 :37:53 7:38 7 186 CHARLIE PERCY 36 : 42:4 3 8:37 29 54 SIDNEY KERNION 47 : 3 3 :44 6:4« 120 ROBERT WHITE JR 33 .-37:53 7:38 25 187 CLIFF STRIDER 34 : 42 5 4 7 8238 43 55 ALVEY CHUCK 24 : .3.3 : 4 o 6:49 121 TONY MCCOY 41 :37255 7:39 11 188 JOHN CARY 24 :43:05 a:4i 21 56 SHAWN KRANTZ 26 :33:52 6:50 122 CHUCK SCHUTH 31 :38:oi 7:40 26 ie 9 WARREN ZIMMERMAN 35 143:06 6:41 30 57 RANDY WAITS 3.3 : 33:54 6:50 123 ALAN GROOMS 27 :38:09 7:41 26 190 CQNRAD H U L TU U IST 40 :4 3 :13 8:43 17 5d ALEX M REMBERT Jb : 34:0o 6:51 124 RILL COURET 43 :38:i6 7:43 12 191 RUSSELL C P T TRE 5 7 :4 3: 1 9 8 2 44 2 59 PAT CASEY 35 : 34: 0o 6:si 125 DOUGLAS POLK 29 :38 : 16 7:43 27 192 WILSON HEBERT 40 :43:24 8:45 18 60 JAMES IRLOECK 76 : 34:0o 6:51 126 GLENN MCCORT 52 : 38:20 7:44 4 193 J ERNST 24 :43:24 8145 22 61 CHRIS SCHULT7 15 : .34: 10 6:53 127 C HASKINS 28 :38:26 7:45 28 194 E J RATHKE 50 :43:29 8246 6 62 BILL MULLER 35 :3 4 :1s 6:54 120 G WELCH 31 :38:34 7:47 27 195 CHARLEIE NEWELL 30 :4j:30 8:46 44 63 SONNY SCHAU0LUT 22 : 34:23 6:56 129 KEITH TWITCHELL 27 :38:45 7:49 29 196 JOACHIM ROCHON 29 :43:35 8:47 41 6 A EDOIE LEROUGE 50 :34:27 6:57 130 0 MAG INN IS 39 :3B:S0 7:50 19 197 J AGLIATO 34 543:37 8:48 45. 65 TEO PASSANTINO 33 :34:46 7:oi 131 RILL COHEN 52 :38:S6 7:51 5 199 TODD SCHRENK 12 :44:0 7 8:54 3 66 SILLY HERRON 37 :34:47 7:oi 133 M RAYNER 27 :39:02 7:52 30 200 H J GLANCY 46 544507 8:54 10 67 MIKE EARLE 27 134:48 7:oi 134 JETHRO JONES 28 :39:03 7:52 31 201 B IL L CLAIR 58 :45:00 9:04 3 68 CHARLIE WINEGARD 25 :3 4 :so 7:oi 135 JOHN VAGIANQS 30 :39:05 7:53 28 202 AL O'ELIA 36 :45:0o 9:04 31 69 DAN ZELLNEP 22 :34:s3 7:02 136 ANDY SAMSON .34 : 3 9 : 0 8 7:53 29 203 LO U IS TRAHTMAN 44 :4s:20 9:08 19 70 L GEORGE 26 :34:54 7:02 137 RILL SUOMEIEP 25 : 3 9 : 0s 7 *.5 3 32 205 BOB WABO 52 :45:2l 9:09 7 71 TY MANCHESTER 32 :3S:oo 7:o3 138 L ZETTWOCH 49 :39:i0 7:54 6 206 JEFF GONZALES 14 :45:13 9t 07 4 72 PEIEU 23 :35:oo 7:03 139 A F ZEHNER 42 : 39 : 12 7:54 13 207 CLIFF CHEVIS 26 545:15 9:07 42 73 BILL COLLINS 34 :35:02 7;04 140 Fred m ir no stein 33 :39:28 7.-57 JO 208 WINTER TRAPOLIN 70 545:45 9:13 1 74 H PHtLIP RADECKER JN 32 :35:06 7:05 141 STEVE COLLARA 34 :39536 7:59 31 209 PIOKEN 39 545557 9:16 32 75 ED GENOIS 40 :35:06 7 :os 142 KEN MACDONALD 29 :39:39 8:00 33 210 DAVIO R SIMON 49 :46:07 9:16 11 77 JIM CLYNFS 51 :35:12 7:06 143 CLIF HALL 2 7 : 39 : 40 8:00 34 211 JAMES MITCHELL 32 146530 9:23 46 78 LEE GUILLO 34 :35:14 7:06 144 J WINCHESTER 37 : 3 9 : 5o 8:02 20 212 WAYNE ADAMS 34 :4 6 :31 9:23 47 79 RICHARO A OURIO 35 :35:16 7:07 145 JON PRUET 33 :39:50 8:02 32 213 CHUCK HENRY 40 :46:31 9:23 20 80 EDDIE WILLIAMS 10 :35:17 7:07 146 JOSEPH 8LANCHARO 39 :40:09 8:06 21 2 l S RYAN NAVICKAS 08 I47J02 9 5 29 3 81 PETER SCHERTS 24 :3 5125 7:08 147 W S W « .jun 23 : 40 : 10 8:06 17 216 DICK NAVISKAS 39 :47:0S 9:30 33 82 ROBERT S GROSS 30 :35:34 7:10 148 BOR SIDNEY 35 :4 o :10 8:06 22 218 ALVIN RAITMAN 35 547:21 9:33 34 83 MARLER SPENCE 40 :3 5 :3S 7:10 149 S LATERRADE 35 :40:io 8 : 06 23 219 TQM NEWS8EURX 29 :47522 9:33 43 84 STEVE HERMAN 21 :35:39 7:1 1 .150 CHAS HARDISON 33 :4 0 :18 8:08 33 220 R W HAMPTON 36 247:44 9237 35 85 HUGH MELLERT 31 :35:43 7:12 151 MIKE SOWERS 34 :40:21 8:oe 34 221 PAT HOWARD 27 249500 9:53 44 86 DOYLE COFf-ELT 50 :35:46 7: 13 152 LLOYD C WILLIAMS 40 :40:22 8:08 14 222 JIM GHOLSTON 36 Í49520 9:57 36 88 MIKE MASON 25 135151 7:14 153 BRILE SITTSÜN 28 :40:40 8:12 35 223 HOWARO S TR E IFFE R 40 :52:i6 10:32 21 89 KEITH RAPPOLD 19 135159 7:1s 154 EDWARD C ANDERSON 44 :40:48 8: 14 15 226 JOSHUA JOHNSON 13 :52 5 26 to:34 s 90 ALEXIS .37 :36:03 7:j6 155 JOHN KRFNNERICH 32 :4 0 :so a:i4 35 227 GEORGE PRATKA 68 :56:20 11:21 2 91 FRANK PAYNE 3fl :36:07 7:17 156 BILL UUIGLFY 34 :*o:5o e: 14 36 228 JIM CAMPBELL 43 256223 11:22 22 92 DENLI CARROLL 41 136110 7:18 157 STACY BANKS 14 :4o:5i 8:14 2 230 JOHN M LAWRENCE 40 1 :0S:34 13:13 23 94 MAXWELL 46 :3 6 :io 7:18 158 RQNNtE BARTELS 34 :4 1:0 0 a:i6 37 231 R WOOD 20 1:05235 13:13 23 M O T I O N A IS L I F E Dr. Gerry G. Provante PURPOSE From the cradle to the grave, daily muscular contractions, pounding of your heels and the forces of gravity compress the spine. This Sports Chiropractor compression causes the discs to become flattened and thus they offer less shock absorbing cushion to the nerves. The result is often pinched nerves, "slipped" or herniated discs, muscle spasms, fixations (joint immobilities) and other injuries. SPECIALIZING IN: MEMBER OF: • PREVENTION, TREAT • FOUNDATION FOR ADVANTAGES Hanging from the ankles can cause severe trauma to MENT AND REHABILI ATHLETIC RESEARCH the feet, ankle, knee and hip joints. On the ORTHOPOD one hangs from TATION OF ATHLETIC AND EDUCATION the thighs in this manner no muscular effort is required and traction INJURIES • INSTITUTE FOR SPORTS /decompression is achieved with complete relaxation of the entire body. • POSTURE ANALYSIS AND REHABILITATION Hanging from the thighs reduce the lumbar curve and opens the Inter (STANDING, WALKING •AMERICAN vertebral disc space, thus frequently producing quick and dramatic relief AND RUNNING) CHIROPRACTIC for back-pain sufferers. • EXERCISE THERAPY ASSOCIATION COUNCIL ON SPORTS INJURIES BENEFITS Too many to list, but they do include increased circulation, relief of many muscle spasm types of pain and trauma, overall improved circulation and good health. PROVANCE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC FOR A DEMONSTRATION AND FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 401 VETERANS, METAIRIE PROVANCE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC PHONE 833-0774 401 VETERANS • METAIRIE PHONE 8330774 Footprints 25 THE LAST MILE Shop and before that Mozer's Drug Store). Athletic Shoes has a new store in Belle Promenade Mall on the West Bank, and if you haven't heard, there's a Red Robbins store in Slidell. The Corporate Cup brought out over 4,000 working runners Dec. 4 Jim Rentschler (14.52) and Peggy Cleary (16.55) were the first finishers, with Chevron taking the over-all team honors . . . At last report, Julianne Cox was about ready to start the last chapter of a book she is writing. Her book will deal with the subject of the sensual/sexual aspects of running. She has been soliciting anonymous comments from area runners on their sensual/sexual exper iences in running. No publication date has been set. Runners in the next Mardi Gras Mara thon are going to have a few surprises along the course. In addition to the crazy aid stations that were present last year, the traffic advisory signs recently put on the bridge will give runners up-to-date information throughout the race regarding weather conditions, winning times and other bits of encouragement along the way. It was heard at the Corporate Cup that Pete Soutullo was seen back in town recently after his adventurous travels to Alaska and other parts of the country. Welcome back, Pete. Stop looking for Peggy Cleary on page 63 of the October Runner's World. If you have a sharp eye you can spot her on page 64, top left corner. The former Lady Cajun now runs for Racing South Competitive Team. Sidelined: Julia Flotron, with a stress fracture in her foot. She hopes to be out of her cast and be out on the roads in six weeks. It will take a while longer for Kent McDonald to recover from torn ligaments in his leg. All-American for 1983 at the 10K distance, Kent is facing two to three months of inactivity on the racing circuit. Chris Gonzalez finished eighth in the ProComfort 10K in Houston. From the Big Apple Marathon: Dale Parrot ran 3:07, Victor SooHoo a 3:23 and Mike West a 3:14. Congratulations! Joining Chris Gonzalez in Washington, D.C., for the Marine Corps Marathon were Lloyd Held, Dean Songy, Susie (Navarre) Oliver Marshall continues his fast-paced 10 will feature team competition from RRCA Songy, Glen Hermann and Jules Johnson. ways. At the Cajun Cup, he was 8th overall clubs. Write for information to P.O. Box On the international front: Toshihiko and first in his age group with a time of 31:08. 160927, Mobile, Ala. 36616. Seko won the Fukuoka Marathon in 2:08:52; At the Vulcan Run 10K, he was 18th overall There are several new running stores defeating Juma Ikangaa in the last hundred and again first in his age group, beating out around town to check out. Howard Heno has yards. The Soh Brothers of Japan outkicked Benji Durden by one second. (We'd like to opened a new Phidippides store on Calhoun Alberto Salazar for third & fourth place ... see Durden try to take Oliver on in the Beer at Hurst Street (site of the Marcel's Bike Patti Catalano is returning to marathoning Run!) January 15 at the Houston Tenneco John Ratcliffe posted a 30:06 in the State Marathon . . . Pat Porter and Betty Jo Championship 10K in Monroe. John is a Springs both defended their TAC Cross- The New Orleans Triathalon Club student at Louisiana Tech this year. Country Championships held November will sponsor its first Biathalon December Track Club veteran Dale Merceron was 26 at State College, Pennsylvania . . . Don 18th on the Lakefront Course starting presented the "Spirit of Running" Award by Ritchey of Scotland added the world 200K across from Pontchartrain Beach. Show the Slack Track Club at their six-miler in record to his collection by running a 16:32:30 your versatility, grab a bike and com November. Dale was honored because of his (below 8-minute pace). He also owns the pete . . . lifetime dedication to the ideals of running world record for 50 miles, 100 miles, and and competition . . . The Azalea Trail March 100K. 26 Footprints Join the NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB of AMERICA MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION THE NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB IS AN ORGANIZATION ADMINISTERED FOR RUNNERS BY RUNNERS TO PROMOTE DISTANCE RUNNING AS A COMPETITIVE SPORT AND AS ONE OF THE BEST ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES FOR ACHIEVING GOOD PHYSICAL FITNESS. Founded in 1963, the NOTC is affiliated with the Road Runners Club of America, TAC, and is recognized nation-wide for its running program. From an initial membership of 15, the club now has over 2000 members and is one of the largest running organizations in the country. THE NOTC SPONSORS A FULL SCHEDULE OF RUNNING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, including the M ARDI G R A S M ARATH O N . 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They can tell you anything you want to If by some chance we can’t help, don’t know about our range of shoes which worry about leaving the shop includes top names like Adidas, Nike, empty-handed. Tiger, Saucony and Brooks. The last thing we’d do is talk If they haven’t got the answer you into buying the wrong shoe. ■ ' j 6112 Magazine St. 7 9 0 6 City Park Ave. near Audubon Park f Southern Runner ' near City Park / y 340-RACE A 888-RACE NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB NON-PROFIT ORG U.^S. POSTAGE 'paid New Orleans, LA PERMIT NO, 1112 Post Office Box 30491, New Orleans, Louisiana 70190 WUUi r v Ü EC 99 MCMAHON COBURN BRIEDE 600 MOSS ST NEW ORLEANS LA n 70119 u