-H National Masters Newsletter

37th Issue September 1981 . $1.25 i!

The only national publication devoted exclusively to track & field and long distance running for men and women over age 30 • •K

★ Highlights* 602 Compete in Nationals Burnett, Fox, Dixon •World Marks Set by Patsalis, Reld, Bredenbeck, Set World Marks. Cleator, Dixon, Burnett, Biliups Breaks 4 Fox, Butler, Alexander Minutes. 12 U.S. • Results of Masters Track & Records Set. Field Meets: -602 In TAG Nationals by AL SHEAHEN LOS GATOS, Calif., August -433 In Pan-American 15-16—Years from now, when old Games masters are gathered around the table, -152 In TAG Midwest quaffing a few beers and reminiscing w Reglonals on the early days of the masters pro t-' gram, the conversation will come •i": -355 In TFA Western around to the best masters race ever

Reglonals run. -Northwest Glassic Each, of course, will have his or her -TFA Nationals favorite. But those who were there that Sunday in Los Gales, California in the -Gleveland Glassic August of 1981 will be sure to tell the -MSA Relay Garnival story about the time the great Ernie -Texas Glassic Biliups rode west from the plains of Il -Minnesota linois to outrun the best U.S. masters -Indiana 1500-meter field ever assembled. They'll tell about the way the 44-year -Massachusetts old, at the "wrong" end of this age -Florida division, became the first American -Rhode Island over age 40 to ever run 1500 meters in under 4 minutes. •Results of 28 Road Races They'll tell about the way the , 55, of San Diego. The 1952 Olympic 400-meter gold medalist (45,9) and world Chicago high school principal broke- age 45-49 200-meter record holder (22.3) competed in celebrity long-jump at TFA Masters continued on page 15 Reglonals in . 1

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O LU 2 CO New Faces in 433 in Pan-Am 355 in TFA Pacific ..•ii 1^95° Midwest Regionals Games Regionals St 3 . • c by w. McDonald miller LOS ANGELES, August 8-9—Four fflW z 3 co LOS ANGELES, July 18—The hundred-thirty-three over-age-30 men re > Track & Field Association of the USA DECATUR, Illinois, August and women athletes—including 107 announced that one World Record 1—"The Pride of the Prairie", did from east of the Mississippi and 18 and two National Records were set at itself proud as host of the 1981 Penn from foreign countries—took part this the 1981 TFA Pacific Masters Track & Mutual/TAC Midwest Masters weekend in the 5th Annual Home Sav Field Championships today at UCLA's Regional Meet. A lovely college setting ings Pan-American Masters Track & Drake Stadium. at Millikin University provided ex Field Championships. The pair of national records were set cellent facilities for 152 athletes today. Competition was held in 5-year age by Walt Butler, 40, running the 110 Because of the new site there were groups for men and women from age meter hurdles in 14.8 in the 40-44 divi many new faces to go along with a few 30 to 80 -F. Oldest participant was sion, and Jim Brown high jumping 6-4, old and even an old friend in the midst Marian Higgins, 88, who competed in also in the 40-44 division. of a spirited comeback. Of course I'm both the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Approximately 400 spectators turn speaking of that transplanted New Walt Butler ran the 39" 110-meter

eg ed out to view the 3i55 athletes com a> England veternarian, all-around, man hurdles faster than any over-age-40 peting in the largest one day masters about town, Bill Andberg. Bill was a C0^< runner in history, clocking 14.67 to X ^ o • meet held this year on the west coast. pleasant surprise and of course impa break the world best of 14.7 set by L. w CD re . ^ The highlight of the meet, the Con tient as ever not to have resumed top Marien of Belgium. T sql s verse Celebrity Triathlon, featured speed after getting a couple of new The Southern California Striders age C re o > Olympic Legends, , wheels and a general overhaul over the 40-49 800 meter relay team broke the re John Fennel, Mack Robinson, Dr. past year. old U.S. masters record with a time of z coniinued on page 14 coDtiDued on page I9 conlinned on 13

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National Masters SOUTHWEST: Tom Spillman Write On! Officers 9411 Lanshire Dr. Dallas, TX 75238 (214) 348-8004 ATHLETICS CONGRESS Address letters to: WEST: TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: Bruce Springbett National Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box ^72, Van NuyS, CA 91404 Jim Weed P.O. Box 1328 OF WORLD GAMES weight pentathalon on Sunday bring 11672 E. 2nd Ave. Los Gatos, CA 95030 Aurora, CO 80010 AND POLITICS ing total participation to approximate (408) 354-2005 (303) 341-2980 NORTHWEST: Frank Finger's closing sentence in ly 650 for the eleventh annual Raleigh LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: Jim Puckett his article written in the July, 1981 Masters Meet. Ken Bernard 2600 W.E. Stark issue of NMN, i.e., "In fairness to all You mention only 3 Olympians. My P.O. Box 80?12 Gresham, OR 97030 San Diego, CA 92138 concerned, of whatever honestly-held own casual examination of our roster (503) 667-7354 (714) 488-3737 (home) political view, we should unequivocally reveals at least 15 former Olympians. I (714) 281-5585 (office) set our course well before the 5th apologize to those I may have WORLD ASSOCIATION OF VICE-CHAIRMEN: Games." is excellent advice, but 1 fear overlooked. The ones I found were: Track & Field: VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) too late for the next World Games. Bachus, Canfield, Cobralio, (Israel), Men: Ron Salvio PRESIDENT: Squan Rd. Don Farquharson The problems related to participa Culbreath, Davenport (Henry), Millstone Township, NJ 08520 269 Ridgewood Road tion of South Africans in the World Mulkey, Schneider (Germany), Sim -M• (201) 266-8202 West Hill, Ontario Championships was observed by me in mons, Toomey, and Wang (China). Women: Joann Grissom Canada MIC 2X3 , Germany and New Zealand. From earlier years you can add NORTH AMERICAN REP: 4223 Norrose Dr. These problems have proliferated with Bacheler, Davenport (Willie), Gregory, Indianapolis, IN 46226 Bob Fine each World meet. The elimination of (317) 547-8841 77 Prospect Place Moon, Oerier, Romansky, Soudek, Long Distance: Brooklyn, NY 11217 the relay races at San Juan because and Tung (China). Many of these were Men: Bob Boal (212) 789-6622 they might trigger reactions was very in more than one Olympics. Many Women: Jo Lacetera TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: depressing. Moreover, why would not come annually to our meet which is Ian Hume TREASURER: the name and country of medal win designed of, by and for the athletes. George Vemosky R.R. tn 5004 Glen Cove Parkway Melbourne, Quebec ners posted on the result board not do It certainly should be pointed out Washington, DC 20016 Canada the same thing? that ran with me in his (301) 229-8391 819-826-5418 In my opinion, no country can first Masters effort. Knowing it was his SECRETARY WOMEN'S DELEGATE: guarantee a demonstation-free meet, first competitive try, following a Irene Obera J.J. Perry and we, as individuals must decide broken neck and partial paralysis, I Dept. of MiCTObiology 203 Paseo Bemal whether we can tolerate these reactions No. Carolina State U. Moraga CA 94556 watched with anxiety. How relieved I Raleigh, NC 27650 (415)376-8967 or stay at home. In spite of our con was that he not only ran well and in (919) 782-0182 stitution, which states "...that no in good form but enthusiaslicallly watch TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: PENN MUTUAL dividual can be barred from competi ed efforts of others and took many pic Pete Mundle NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: tion because of being South Africans. tures throughout the day. 4017 Via Marina /iC-30I Jon Buzzard The next time perhaps another country We had our best ever press, radio Venice, CA 90291 AAU House will not be able to send its athletes for and TV coverage. Ofparticular interest (213) 823-8804 3400 W. 86th St. LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: Indianapolis, IN 46268 invading Afganistan or sending fighter was the front page fuW coVumtv \n the Bob Martin - (317) 872-2900 planes to Israel or whatever. Perhaps Wall Street Journal May 28. At this National Running Data Center the word "nationality" should be stage in our development we Masters P.O. Box 42888 MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATON Tucson, AZ 85733 deleted and we won't feel like athletes must educate the media. It (602) 323-2223 Thomas Talbott, President hypocrits. takes work. At the same time we must INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: 55 Frontier Road In Bob Fine's splendid recount of his educate ourselves to their needs. It will Haig Bohigian Cos Cob, CT 06807 South African trip, he urges black come. 225 Hunter Ave. Americans to travel there to inform the In addition to athletes from North Tarrytown, NY 10591 REGIONAL CONTACTS: (914) 631-1547 EAST: black South Africans that..."the rest throughout the country we had 5 from DECATHLON: Bert Lancaster of the world feels that they have every Germany, several from Taiwan, a Ed Oleata P.O. Box 29541 right to be treated as equals." group from Canada, two from Puerto 2870 Glenbrook Way Philadelphia, PA 19138 I shall be happy to go, if Bob can Rico as well as representatives from La JoUa, CA 92037 MIDWEST: guarantee that the South African Chile, Costa Rica, , (714) 4534570 Ron Fox ADVISOR: 3272 Western Ave. government will not arrest me for and Israel. Our atmosphere is more In Tom Sturak Highland Park, IL 60035 agitating the blacks. I was placed under ternational than Regional. 3900 S.W. Murray Blvd. (312) 432-3411 house arrest in Indiana and Kentucky Bob Boal Beaverton, OR 97005 SOUTHWEST: during World War II, because I, a Raleigh, N.C. (503) 641-6453 Don Slocumb 29 Waugh Drive i black flying officer, dared to enter an continued on page 14 Houston, TX 77007 Officer's Club. His article revived (713) 869-5605 T&F REGIONAL CHAIRMEN pains that I endured and I don't think WEST: National Masters Newsletter EAST: I'll be exonerated in South Africa as I John Brennand 37th Issue Rudy Clarence was in 1945, 4476 Meadowlark Lane 484 Troy Ave. If the South African Government September, 1981 Brooklyn, NY 11203 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 (805) %5-2591 will permit Bob Fine, who is white, and (212) 756-4755 Editor SOUTHEAST: Ruth Anderson me to communicate with whites, A1 Sheahen Ken Kirk 1901 Gaspar Drive blacks, Asians, coloreds et alterae of 3800 Stonewall Terrace Oakland, CA 94611 our choice, then I will consider the trip. 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November 1 (Sun): Ocean State Marathon, Newport Rl. Limit 2500. J SASE to OSM, 40 Cypress Rd., schedule Seekonk, MA 02771. (401) 885-1382. On Tap for September EAST Track and field events feature competition for men and women over age 30 TRACK & FIELD unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age September 12 (Sat): 4th Annual The 1981 masters track & field season isn't over yet. The Penn Mutual/TAC groups with the exception of national masters championships, which may be Historic Gettysburg Marathon, 8 a.m. National Masters Weight Pentathlon limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional Gettysburg Travel Council, 35 Carlisle takes place on the 12th and 13th in championships will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to St., Dept. M-4, Gettysburg PA 17325. Chicago. the event. Please send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Sept 13 (Sun): Koo Koose River 9K Then on the 19th and 20th, it's the 1st Van Nuys CA 91404. Run, Deposit, NY. Delaware County Annual San Juan Masters T&F Meet in Runners, 36'/; Main St., Delhi NY , site of the 5th World 13753. (607) 746-6555. Veterans Games in 1983. 5(X) athletes are TRACK & FIELD LONG DISTANCE Sept. 20 (Sun): Philadelphia Distance expected. RUNNING Half-Marathon Run, YMCA, 1421 Arch St., Philadelphia PA 19102. (215) LONG DISTANCE RUNNING 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS 241-1223. On the road, activity picks up again CONGRESS NA TIONAL MASTERS CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS Sept 27 (Sun): The Great Race lOK, with major races such as the Gettysburg CHAMPIONSHIPS CHAMPIONSHIPS Pittsburgh. 400 City County Bldg., Marathon on the 12th. The next day sees ' Age 30 and over (Age 40 and over) Pittsburgh PA 15219. (412) 255-2350. the prestigious Nike/OTC Marathon in October 4 (Sun): Fall Foliage 8-mile Eugene, Oregon, the Montreal Interna ☆September Sept. 13 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Na Run, Delhi, NY, 2 p.m. Delaware 12-13 (Sat-Sun): Penn tional Marathon, and the Penn tional Masters 50K Road Champion County Runners, 36!/2 Main St., Delhi Mutual/TAC National Masters Weight Mutual/TAC National Masters 50K ships, Brattleboro, Vermont. Ann NY 13753. (607) 746-6555. Pentathlon. Woodstock, IL. Chuck Road Championships in Vermont. Klehm, 2 E. Algonquin Rd., Arlington Parry, Famolare AA, 4 E. 54th St., October 4 (Sun): 10th Annual Masters New York, NY 10022. Sports Association lOK Cross-Country The TAC Masters and Jimior 20K Heights, IL 60005. Road Championships will be held the September 20 (Sun): TAC National Championships, 12 Noon, Van Cor- 20th in Catskill, New York. Junior and Masters 20K Road Cham tlandt Park, Bronx, NY. Mail $5 entry Then a big one: the Penn Mutual/TAC SOUTHEAST pionships, Catskill, NY. Dick Vincent, fee to Masters Sports Association, 77 National Masters lOK Road Champion Jet. 9W & 23A, Catskill NY 12414. Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. ships in Seattle the 26th, hosted by the (518) 943-4767. October 10 (Sat): National Jogging October 11-12 (Sun-Mon, Columbus capable Snohomish Track Club. Day): TAC Southeast Masters Sept. 26 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Na Day. Nationwide. To organize or par On the EastCoast the same day is the tional Masters lOK Road Champion ticipate in your area, contact Glenn Decathlon and Pentathlon Fall Cham- popular Lynchburg, Virginia lO-milerand ships, Kent, WA. Bob Eangenbach, Petberick, N3A, 2420 K St. N.W., piqnships', Charleston," South the Canadian Women's 5K Champion 4261,Sq. J84th St, Seattle, WA 98188. Washington DC 20037. Carolina, Send ;;SASE,,to.; ,Ken, Kirk,, ships in Toronto. The America's 3800 Stonewall,Terrace, Atlanta GA (206)433-8868. October 17 (Sat): Pepacton Paleface f Marathon in Chicago wraps up the 30339. October 3 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Marathon, Margaretville, NY, 10:30 National Masters 15K Road Cham a.m., Delaware County Runners, 36Vi month's festivities on the 27th.G pionships, Washington DC (Hains Main St., Delhi NY 13753. (607) WEST Point). SASE to Larry.Noel, 105 Nor- 746-6555. thway Rd., Greenbelt MD 20770. (301) November 1 (Sun): 6th Marine Corps Every Sunday morning from October 17 (Sat): 8th Skylon Interna 474-9362. tional Marathon, Buffalo to Niagara Marathon, Washington. (9000) MCM, September 13 to December 6: Hawaii October 4 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Falls. (2000) Box SIM, Bidwell Station, Marine Barracks, 8th & 1 St. S.E., Masters track meets with age adjusted National Masters 15K Cross-Country Buffalo NY 14222. Washington DC 20390. (202) 433-3238. point system. Kaiser High School, Championships, New York, NY. New October 25 (Sun): 12th New York City November 15 (Sun): 10th Annual TAC Honolulu, 8:30 a.m. Stan Thompson, York RRC, Box 881, FDR Station, Marathon. (16,000) P.O. Box 1388 Eastern Masters lOK Cross-Country 1549 Ipukula St., Honolulu HI 96821. New York NY 10150. (212) 580-6880. GPO, New York NY 10001. Championship and Sub-Masters (808) 373-4181. October 18 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC September 26 (Sun): Senior Olympics National Masters 5km Road Race (age 50 + ), Laney College, Oakland, Championships, New Orleans. Danny 1 Calif. NCSOII, c/o Oakland Park & Thiei, 2609 Canal St., New Orleans LA Subscribe Now! Recreation Dept., 1520 Lakeside 70119. (504) 822-9051. The National Masters Newsletter is the bible of the Masters (Veterans) Drive, Oakland CA 94612. (415) November il (Sat): Penn movement, the fastest growing segment of the running community. It's a 273-3791. Mutual/TAC National Masters lOK bargain at 12 issues a year for only $12. 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(30-39) Non-Championship Race, 12 Sept. 26 (Sat): Canadian Masters AA October 12 (Mon): Canadian Masters noon, Van Corlandt Park, New York MID-AMERICA 3rd Women's Masters 5K Champion Cross-Country Championships, Ed City. Mail $5-.entry fee to Masters ships (restricted to women over 35). 2 monton, Alberta. Sept. 6 (Sun): 3rd Black Hills Sports Association, 77 Prospect Place, pm. Sunnybrook Park, Toronto. October 24 (Sat): Inter-Club Cross- Marathon, Rapid City, S.D. Guest Brooklyn NY 11217. Prizes in 5-year divisions. Christine Country Relay, Sunnybrook, Toronto. speaker: A1 Lawrence. Box 9243, Walker, CMAA, 34 Rodda Blvd., Rapid City SD 57701. West Hill, Ontario MIE 2Z6. (416) November 1 (Sat): Macy's Marathon, SOUTHEAST 284-0695. Kansas City, Missouri. Macy's, 1034 October 3 (Sat): Ontario Masters Sept. 26 (Sat): Virginia 10-miler. Main St., Kansas City MO 64105. (816) INTERNA TIONAL Lynchburg VA. (40(X)) Racing Ltd., Cross-Country Championships. 881-5383. October 14-November 1: Masters 2484 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg VA Woodbridge, Ontario. Distance Running Tour to China. 24503. (804) 528-2857. October 10 (Sat): Canada vs. USA Sports Travel, P.O. Box 7823, San Masters Cross-Country Match, Van October 25 (Sun): Richmond SOUTHWEST Diego CA 92107. (714) 225-9555. couver, British Columbia. Newspapers Marathon. (2000). P.O. October 31 (Sat): Tulsa 15K. 2672 E. Box 26971, Richmond, VA 23261. 26th St. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114.

MIDWEST WEST cr Sept. 13 (Sun): Cleveland Heart-athon, Sept. 26 (Sat): Heritage Day Run: lOK Cleveland. 1689 East 115th St., & 2-mi, Beard Park, Waterford, Calif. Cleveland OH 44106. (216) 791-7500. Don Lundberg, 12607 Lone Oak Rd., Sept. 27 (Sun): America's Marathon, Waterford CA 95386. (209) 874-2229. Chicago. (7000) 676 N. LaSalle October 11 (Sun): 10th Berkeley to Chicago IL 60610. (312) 951-0660. Moraga Half-Marathon. John Notch, October 18 (Sun): Detroit Free Press 230 Marlow Dr., Oakland Ca (415) Marathon. Ed Kozloff, Box 170, 562-2210. Detroit Ml 48231. (313) 222-6415. November 15 (Sun): Lasse Viren Fin November 1 (Sun): Midwest Masters nish Invitational 20K, Malibu, Calif. 5K Cross Country Championships. Eino, 32926 Mulholland Hwy, Malibu Veterans Park, Crystal Lake, Illinois. CA 90265. (213) 889-0800. 10 a.m. Contact: Dick Kloepfer (815) November 15 (Sun): Mini-Marathon, 8 459-5663. a.m.. Las Vegas. Running Store, 602 November 1 (Sun): Bank One So. Maryland Pkwy, Las Vegas NM Marathon, Columbus, Ohio. (3500) 89101. (702) 382-3496. PC Box 333, Columbus OH 43216. (614) 228-4636. November 7 (Sat): International Peace NORTHWEST Race, Youngstown, Ohio. Box 1320, Sept. 13 (Sun): Nike/OTC Marathon, Youngstown OH 44501. (216) Eugene, Oregon. (10(X)) P.O.Box 747-3238. 10412, Eugene OR 97440. (503) en-TAii. Sept. 19 (Sat): Prefontaine Memorial Classic lOK, Coos Bay, Oregon. Mike Wodges, 'Box 230, Coos Bay OR. (503) 1 267-7255. i^;

CANADA Dave Thoreson, 40, of Santa Barbara, Cal. scored 6212 points to set new American over-40 record vn decaVhton. Vi (5>\m\V. NVotvXreaX YtvXeitvaXiotvaX

V CANADIAN MASTERS i SUBHASTERS THROWING PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIP Montreal, PQ H3B 3L2. Sponsor; The Latvian Track 1 Field Association Sept. 20 (Sun): Canadian Masters lOK Date: Sunday, September 6, 1981 Road Race, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Site: Latvian Club, Bloomington Side Road, Stoffville, Ontario, Canada Events: Pentathlon (Hanrier, Shot, Discus, Javelin, Weight) Women's Triathlon (Shot, Discus, Javelin) ffBIGEI mTATHLOV SCHEDULE 19S1 Note: Competition will be by age class and each event will have 6 throws Eligibility: Open to all male & female amateur athletes Sept. 6, 1961 Latvian Traok Club Stouffville, Ontario Canada Canadian Uaatera -Weight Pentathlon Championship Awards: Medals to first 4 places. Trophies for overall events Entries to Jaokson lovell 163 Dunoan Rd Thomhlll, Ont. Canada Entry fee: $8.00 payable to J.E. Tovell, 183 Duncan Road, Thornhill, Ont., Canada 131 3H7 L3T 3N7 (416) 889-3392 Sept. 12, 13 Hat'l Uastera Vt, Pent, Championship Ware Road & Route 47 Woodstook, 111. Please enter me in this event for which I enclose $8.00. (Hake cheque payable to Entries to Chuok Elehm 2 £, Algonquin Rd Arlington Heights, 111. J.E. Tovell.) 60006 Sept. 26, 1961 North -Amerloan Weight Pentathlon Championship In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I hereby, for myself, iny heirs, Ware Road and Route 47 Woodstook, Illinois executors and administrators, waive and release any and all rights and claims for Entries to Chuok Elehm 2 £, Algonquin Rd Arlington Heights, m. damages against the Canadian Masters International Track Team S the Toronto Latvian 60005 Track and Field Club, their agent, representative, successors and assigns, for any Cot. 10, 1961 Uldwest Regional Uaatera & Submaaters Wt Pentathlon and all injuries suffered by me while going to, return from and competing at this meet. Ware Road and Route 47 Woodatook, lUlnola Please print all information except signature. Entries to Chuok Elehm 2 £, Algonquin Road Arlington Heights, 111, 60005 SIGNATURE DATE Oct. 24, 1961 Great Lakes Uastera & Submastera Wt Pentathlon Ware Road and Route 47 Woodstook, Illinois PRINT NAME CLUB Entries to Chuok Elehm 2 £, Algonquin Rd Arlington Heights, 111 60005 Address CITY Seo. 13, 1961 "West Coast Weight Pentathlon Glendaie College, Glehdale, California Province/State POSTAL/ZIP CODE Entries to John Tansley 1600 N, Verdugo Rd- Glendaie, Cal. 91208 PHONE NO. Leo. 27, 1961 Holiday Weight & Regular Pentathlon Atlantic High Sohool Seaoiest Blvd Delray Beaoh, Plorlda Birthdate AGE AGE- GROUP Entries'to Randy Cooper Community Sohool Atlantis HS Delray Beao ?la.

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World Best for 80-Year Old Bernard Metcalf, Daily Telegraph journalist, set four 60-64 U.K. age Alexander Sets 9 U.K. Marks in records: triple jump, 8.36; high jump World 400 Record 1.25; 4.27; 100 hurdles, British Vets 23.6. MASON, Texas, June 27—John Championships Jeff Etchells followed Jim Alder for Alexander, 61, the World Games age 8 laps before breaking away to win the 60-64 pentathlon gold medalist, today by ALISTAIR AITKEN 40-44 5000 in 15:55.5. Alf Lennon ran broke his own world 400-meter record a faster 15:32.7 in the 45-49 5000. for men over age 60 (59.0) with a WOLVERHAMPTON, (Lennon won the M45 25K in Brugge, superb clocking of 58.3^ in the Hill Jeanne Carter, 41, Ellen Fuller, 52, Shirley ENGLAND, July 25-26—In mild con Belgium in 1:22:19.) Country Classic Masters Track and Kinsey. 52, Chris Miller, 46, members of ditions at the 11th annual British Derek Wood, a bank manager, won Field Meet. undefeated Corona Del Mar Track Club Veterans Athletic Federation Track & the 50-54 50(X) in a U.K. record It was only the 5th time in recorded women's relay team. Field Championships today at 16:00:7, a time which would have easi history that a man over 60 has broken Aldersley Stadium, 4 ex-internationals ly won the last two World Veterans 60 seconds in the 4(K)-meter run. He TWO WEIGHT MEETS

showed their class. titles. also won the 200, javelin, discus and OCT. 10, 1981 - Midwest Regional Masters & Brian Green, 40, AAA, 1971 100 Ron Anderson ran 2:00.3 to win the long jump. Submasters Weight meter champ, ran a 10.9 despite being 40-44 800. Wilf Morgan took the 45-49 Alexander runs in a special Pentathlon lightly raced this year with a muscle in division in 2:03.0. Frank Taylor cop lightwight, VA ounce shoe that he OCT. 24, 1981 - Great Lakes Masters & jury. He is bound to test Thane Baker's ped the 45-49 4(X) in 52.1 with Morgan designed himself (compared to the 5 Submasters Weight 10.7 world over-40 best in the next 2nd in 52.7. and 6 oz. normal track spikes), and, Pentathlon year. Famous coach and ex-professional off his performances this year, could SITE; Ware Road & Route 47, Amos Seddon, 40, who recently sprint champion James Bryce was 2nd probably sell as many of them as he Woodstock. IL competed against Russia, won the 3000 in 25.6 behind Keith Whittaker's 25.4 could produce. EVENTS: Pentathlon (Hammer, and 5000 walks. in the 50-54 200. World Games 60-64 San Antonio's Ruben Whitney turn Shot, Discus. Javelin and In the 200, 1971-73 WAAA champ champ Sylvester Stein won the 100, 200 ed in excellent efforts in the 35-39 1(X) 35# ) 6 throws each event Janet Roscoe was impressive in beating and 400. (10.84) and 200 (22.27). 1974 Commonwealth 100 hurdles vic The world best were achieved by Competition was held in 5-year age ELIGIBILITY: Open to all amateur athletes (men and tor Judy Vernon. Vernon, in turn, won Nick Martin, 80, on July 8th, as he ran divisions for men and women from age women) the hurdles. the fastest time for men 80-84 with a 25 up. ENTRY FEE: $6.00 Pat Gallagher, who won the national 17.1 in the 100 meters. (Duncan Bob Buhl, 32, of Austin threw the 10:00 A.M. veterans women's cross-country earlier Maclean ran 16.3 at age 88.) Martin javelin 196 feet, with Rusty Durham, TIME: MEET DIRECTOR: Chuck Klehm, 2 E. this year, today added the 800 (2:15.7) also ran 37.5 for the 200, which has 35, of Fort Worth, tossing 192 '2".n Algonquin Rd., Arlingon and 1500 (4:44.1) crowns, winning never before been done by anyone over Results in back pages. Heights , IL 60005 clearly. The next day, he went in for a 78.• serious operation. Of 9 other national records, perhaps the: most impressive was by John DarF": ington who high; jumped 1:.75 meters' t 310 in TFA ORC/IBA WATERS 10 KM ROAD CHAMPIOJSHIP (5 '9") in the 45-49 age group. Nationals Sat. Sept, 26, 1981 10 a.m. mi Ex-international and World Russell Road Park Kent, WA, by KEN KIRK Veterans 400 record holder Peter Big Sponsored t. the Snohcmish Track Club and sanctioned by the Pacific Northwest Athletics gins ran the most exciting race of the ATLANTA, June 13—Fierce team Congress and TACA1SA

first day to break the national U.K. and individual competition highlighted Oourse: Flat asphalt surfaced roads along Frager Road, west of the Green River, and 400-hurdles record of 64.6 for men the TFA National Masters Track & Russell Road, east of the river, between South 212th and Meeker St. in Kent. Start and finish in Russell Itoad I^rk just nirth of Meeker St. 50-54 by a wide margin in 60.3, just Field Championships as 310 com Shtry Fee: $4.00 No extra fee for team entry. All entrants nust be registered with edging out well-traveled Keith Whit- petitors from 28 states and 4 foregin TACAKA or equivalent National Sports Body for non-residents. Contact Cauxile Langenbach at (206)433-8868 for lAC registration infonnation. taker countries participated. The Birm Bntry Deadline: Individual and team entries mist be received by Sept. 24. ingham Track Club swept away first Send to: Bob langenbach, 4261 South 184th Street, Seattle, WA 98188 (206) 433-8868 place, but the 2nd through 5th place Aw.ards: T-shirts to all finishers. Chanpionship medals to top 3 finishers in each club finishes went to the wire with 5-year age division from .^0-44 through 85-^ for both men and wamer.. Only TAC registered athletes aie eligible for lAC medals. Decathlon Mid-West, Southeast Loui lIsaT, Competition: A club must be registered with TAC. Team medals to scoring siana, Greenville and Over-the-Hill memtiers to top 3 teams in each age divisicxi. Five scorers for teams rr. 40-49 and 50-59 divisions. Three scorers for teams in 60-^ division. finishing in that order. Cha-ipionship patches to winners in each division. A ooipetitor may conpete as a menfcer of a younger aoe group. Resurging Bob Richards, past some Fee; Make checks payable to Snciicrush Track Club. nagging injuries, dominated the 55-59

group with 9 golds and 1 silver. Bob tear here M: Backus (50-54) out threw all other competitors, some 20-1- years his OFFICIAL ENTTO: TACAKA NRSTERS 10 KM ROAD CHAMPIC^KilP junior, in the hammer throws. One glowing example of the hot competi Name Birthdate // Age on race day m (please print) mo cay yr tion was in the men aged 40-44 200 meters, where only .4 seconds Address City, STATE, Zip separated first through fifth places, with Vaughn Bell taking both sprints. Rione nuntoer ( MaleAemale

The women's 30-39 age group saw TAC * TAC Club Affiliation outstanding all around performances (or National Sports Body #) 1981 k REQUIRED

by Phil Raschker (5 golds, 1 silver) and WAIVER: PLEASE READ (»REFULL;' AND SI®I TEAM ENTW ONLY Liz McBlain (3 golds, 4 silvers), pro In consideration of your acceptance of this entry DIV. ✓ TAC CLUE leWE I hereby for my^lf, my heirs, executors and admin men 40-49 w 1 viding the best head to head matchups istrators, waive jmd release any and all rights and men 50-59 of the meet. claims whatsoever, arising out of or caused by ny men 60- participation in this athletic event, against the , wome.-. 40-49 Rex Harvey was often a bridesmaid Snohomish Track Club, the I^cific Northwest Athlet women 50-59 with five 2nds, two 3rds and two 4ths, ics Congress, King County Parks Dept., the City of wgmen 60+ Kent, and all tl, foregoing subsidiaries, affiliates, •f% demonstrating his exceptional versatili assigns, representatives and successors of same PLEASE SH® EffO ON entities associatiated with this event. I further ACCOWCOATiaNS check here ty and cojidition, conlpeting in the attest that I am phi'sically fit, have trained most competitive of all age groups, sufficiently for oonpetition in this event, and certify my ooripliance by signature- Flory Rodd, winner of age 55-59 division in 30-34.• San Francisco Marathon Juiy 12 in SIQftTUIC DATE 2:56:59. Richard Lee Slotkln Results in back pages. page 6 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

Indeed, in contrast to the usual Top Meet Set for sparse crowd at U.S. Masters meets, Puerto Rico the 1980 Pan American Champion ships in San Juan reportedly drew 8000 The 1st Annual San Juan Masters spectators, plus thousands more wat T&F Meet Sept. 19-20 looms as one of ching the extensive television coverage the top masters events of the year. of the event. The meet is open to all men and Hotels offer low summer season women over 30 years of age, and will rates, from $16 single and $18 double, be held at the Ist-class Sixto Escobar within walking distance of the stadium. Stadium, site of the 5th World After the meet, athletes and their Veterans Games in 1983. families can enjoy water sports, good "The meet is going to be interna beaches, exciting night life and ex tional," reports Gilberto Gonzalez- cellent Caribbean food. Julia, President of the Puerto Rico A schedule of events and official en Masters Assoication. "We are inviting try blank is printed below. • our neighboring countries like , Colombia, , Brazil and the . I hope to Need Back see many masters athletes from Canada and the U.S. in this meet." Issues? Gonzalez-Julia expects 300 par Most back issues of the National ticipants from Puerto Rico alone. Masters Newsletter are available "The fever and enthusiasm here for $1.25 each, plus 50

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SXN JUAN ANNUAL .HA.STERS TRACK t FIELD CHA.MP10SSH1PS - 1981 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 T-RACF EVENTS FIELD EIGHTS SIXTO ESCOBAR STADIU.N, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICg 19-20 SEPTLMSER 1981 4:00 P.M. 1-400 Meters Hurdles + 6-Pcle Vault 4:3D P.M. 2-5 Km. Walk 7-Lon9 Jump SPONSOPJID BY THE CITY OF SAN JUAN AND THE PUERTO RICO MASTERS ASSOCIATION 5:30 P.M. 3-110 Meters Hurdles + B-Hamrf>er 6:00 P.M. 4-3000 Meters Steeplechase 9-Discu8 AGE DIVISIONS: 30-34 (OA) ; 35-39 (OB) ; 40-4 4 flA) ;'4S-4'%(IB) -.SOt-'Si tfIA); 55-59 (IIB) 7:00 P.M. 5-100 Meters * 60-64 (IIIA): 65-69 (IIIB); 70-74 (IVA):75 AND OVER (IVB). 10-1,500 Meters 11-10,000 Meters ?! ELIGIBILITY : Open to all men and women 30 years of age or older. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20 ENTRY ^E£ : $5.00 First Event. $3.00 Each Additional Event. $16.00 Per Relay. • 2:00 P.M. 12-400 Meters + 17-Shot Put AWARDS Medals to three (3) in each age division. Certificates of 3:00 P.M. 13-800 Meters IB-High Jump participation to all competitors. 4:00 P.M. 14-5,000 Meters 19-Jav(elin 4:30 P.M. 15-200 Meters + deadliWe for 5:30 P.M. 22-21 Km. Marathon 20-Triple Jump ENTRIES September 8, 1981. post entries. 5:35 P.M. 16-4 X 100 Meters Relay 6:00 P.M. 21-4 X 400 Meters Relay FACILITIES SIXTO ESCOBAR is an 8 lanes tartan track with all modern facilities. In addition- has an adjacent 220 meters tartan EVENTS FOR WOMEN ONLY: 23-1,500 Meters warm-up track. (1/4 inch sp'.:e. \iaximura length permitted.) 24-100 Meters 25-200 Meters RELAYS : By countries with divisions in 10 years increments. 26-400 Meters 27-5,000 Meters H REGISTRATION : At Sixto Escobar Stadium from 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Friday 18 and from 7:00 A.M. to 12;00 Noon Saturday 19. +NOTE': If heats are needed first three places will be determined by time. •! < B.kNQUET Sunday evening. Place to be announced. $10.00 per person. EtTNTS !;iJX BE RIJN OLIVER TO YOL^^GER, THEN WOMEN.

'•i V HOTELS NEARBY: yj'.rz CHECKS payable to SAN JUAI^ annual MASTERS AND MAILED THEM WITH YOUR -ENTRY ^ (. WALKING DISTAiNCE: Ocean Side, 54 Muhoz Rivera St. Tel. (809) 722-2410, FORM TO: PUERTO RICO MASTERS ASSOCIATION, G. P. 0. BOX 3123, SAN JUAN, PUERTO I 34 air-conditioned rooms, Single $16.80, Double $18.90- RICO -009.36^ S25.20; Caribc Hilton, Tel. (809) 725-0303, Lururious r f 644 air-conditioned rooms, Single $79-119, Double"$85- $125; Condado Holiday Inn, 999 Ashford Ave. Luxurious ' -m. .** 1- ^ 580 air-conditioned rooms. Single $75-95, Double $80- -• V', 100; The Regency, 1005 Ashford Ave., Luxurious, 129 air-conditioned rooms, Single $56-95, Double $60-95. ONE TO TWO MILES OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM FROM STADIUM : Gran Bahia, FernSndcz Juncos Ave. Tel. (809) 725-1212, 552 air-conditioned rooms, Single S28-48, Double $85- 125; Toro, 605 Miraraar Ave., Tel. (809) 725-5150, 44 NAME AGE MALE FEi-lALE BIRTHDAY air-conditioned rooms, Single, $15-18, Double $16-21; Please Print Olimpo Court, 603 .Miramar Ave., Tel. (809) 724-0600 100 air-conditioned rooms, Single SlS-26, Double $22-30; ADDRESS CITY 2IP Capitol, 800" Ponce de Le6n Ave. Tel. (809) 724-1860, 126 air-conditioned rooms, Single S24, IXiuble $30; Tanam^, Joffre St. Cbndado, Tel. (809) 724-4160, 95 air-conditioned EXTNT NO E\^NT TITLE FEE ITvTNT NO E\*ENr TITLE FEE rooms, Single- $19-21, 'Double $30-32; Excelsior, 801 Ponce de Le6n Ave., 'Tel. (609) 725-7400, 140 air-conditioned rooms. Single $32-40, Double $34-42.

EVENT HrllGHTS AND WEIGHTS BY DIVISION TITLE OA OB lA IB • IIA IIB IIIA I IIB IVA IVB

' 110 M 99.6cm 99.6cm 91.4cm 91.4 cm 84.0cm 84.0cm 76.2cm 76.2cm 76.2cm 76.2cm Hurdles 39" 39- 36" 36" 33" 33" 30" • 30- 30" 30-

V 400 M 91.4 cm 91.4cm 91.4cm 91.4 cm 84.0cm 84.0cm 76.2cm 76.2cm 76.2cm 76.2cm Hurdles 36" 36" 36" 36" 33" 33" 30" 30" 30- 30" ATHLETIC RELEASE 7.26kg 7.26Kg 7.26kg 7.26*9 5. 44Kg 5.44Kg 4.OOKg 4.OOKg 4.OOKg 4.OOKg Shot Put In consideration of the right to .participate in the San Juan Annual Masters T i F 16 Lbs 16 Lbs 16 Lbs 16 Lbs 12 Lbs 12 Lbs 8 Lbs 8 Lbs 8 Lbs 8 Lbs Championships, I do hereby, for'myself, my heirs a.nd e.xecutors waive, release and -'e forever discharge any and all claims tor damages wnich I may have, or which may 2. OKc 2 . OKg 2.OKg- 2. OKg 1. 6Kg 1.6Kg l.OKo l.OKg l.OKg l.OKg Discus hereafter accrue to me against the City of San Juan, the Puerto Rico Masrers As'- 4.4Lbs 3.SSLbS 3.55Lbs2.2 Lbs 2.2 Lbs 2.2 Lb's2.2Lbs 4.

Hammer 7.26Kg 7.26Kg 7.26Kg 7.26Kg 7.26Kg 7.26Kg 5.44Kg 5.44 Kg 5.44Kg. 5.44Kg 16 Lbs 16 Lbs 16 Lbs 16 Lbs l&^bs 16 Lbs 12 Lbs 12 Lbs 12 Lbs 12 Lbs Signature September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 7 I

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.-i-. ;:Ei KmPuerwHco! The San Juan Annual Masters Track & Field Championships will be held at the rates make it easy to combine a fabulous Puerto Rico vacation with your Sixto Escobar Stadium, San Juan, Puerto Rico on September 19 & 20,1981. participation in the Masters Championships. Stay on and enjoy great water Eligibility:Open to all men and women 30 years ot age or older sports, magnificent beaches, beautiful countryside, a magical ram forest, Deadline lor Entries: September 8,1981. A/0 late entries. unparalleled night lite,and the finest cuisine in the Caribbean. Entry Fee: 35.00 first event 53.00 each additional event. $16.00 per relay. For official entry form, please write to the San Juan Annual Masters Facilities: Sixto Escobar is an 8 lane" tartan track with all modern Association, G.P.O. Box 3123, San equipment, A 220 meter tartan warm-up track is available. (V< inch spikes PUERTO RICO,U.S.A.rywawina Juan, Puerto Rico 00936. maximum length permitted.) Ittakes a great island to deliver a great vacation. Relays: By country with divisions in 10 year increments. Awards: Medals to three in each age division. Certificates of participation to all competitors. Registration: AtSixto Escobar Stadium from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Friday, September 18 and from 7:00 AMto 12:00 Noon. Saturday, September 19 Banquet: Sunday evening, September 20, 1981, Place to be . announced. 310.00 per person. Accommodations: Take •advantage of our many fine hotels within walking distance to the stadium. Our highly attractive low summer season Ml L i msMjm mmHumats t1 nm&naD CHMMPIONSHIP. smaHBa19&20.1981.

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the road," he commented to his wife. himself as being 10 or 20 years younger On several other occasions, he has ex than he actually is. He considers it pressed a disdain for runners, seeming something of an affront when someone lyenvious of theirdisipiine and pursuit of high school or college age challenges of fitness. him in a race. He does not concern For Michael A, the ultimate sacrifice himself too much with theTuture, most Gun Lap was to accommodate his wife and sit in of his concentration being on the next the smoking section of an aircraft. big race. Michael B, however, didn't seem to Michael B is aware of his age and care when he sat among the smokers wonders what he is going to do with the by MIKE TYMN not too long ago. Michael A had rest of his life. He has no real goals and always looked upon the people sitting tend to reminisce quite a bit. He drags in the smoking section, except for his out the old trophies and scrapbook and thinks of how great it was in his days as The Two Faces of Michael Marines at Camp Pendleton, Calif. wife, as alien beings of some kind, but Michael B felt right at home among a jock. Michael B is a man with a mid- jYou've heard of the three faces of The word came down that the entire battalion would'be shipped to Okinawa them. life crisis. Eve and the many sides of Sybil. Let for a lengthy tour. He panicked at the Michael B seems to be more com Actually, Michael B is a somewhat me tell you now about the two persons thought of spending nearly three weeks petitive and aggressive at work than mellow individual. He likes to eat, in Michael. His wife calls them Michael aboard a ship. does Michael A, probably because he sleep, and vegetate. He is not obsessed A and Michael B. "Sir," Michael A said to his com has nowhere else to channel his com like Michael A and his wife would like The most obvious difference is petitive energies. to see him overcome Michael A. physical. Michael A tips the scales at manding officer, "Is it possible for me« -i) to fly over there and meet you? I'm The bumper stickers read, "runners Michael B even thinks at times that he 150 pounds, fits comfortably into a 31 do it longer." That may or may not be should try and stamp out Michael A. indh waist band, and his medium shirts willing to take leave and pay my own the case, but one thing is for certain: His former boss had suggested it on a hdng loose with plenty of breathing way." He explained to the cigar puff Michael B, having more energy left number of occasions. room. There are deep furrows in his ing colonel that he'd be climbing the over at the end of the day, wants to do But Michael A is much too willful. face and he stands with a slightly hun bulkheads of the ship if he couldn't it more often. He refuses to be eradicated. For better ched posture. His wife says that he run. "Lieutenant," the colonel said after Michael A does not dwell on age. or for worse, Michael A will surface looks all of his 44 years, perhaps more. Even though his wife continually tells again and completely subdue Michael While taking note of his protruding discussing this strange ailment for him how bad he looks, he thinks of B.D ribs, she tells him that he looks like a about 20 minutes, "I think we'd better prisoner of war. have you see the division psychiatrist." At the beach, Michael A looks like a The young psychiatrist thought it good prospect for anyone with sand- was all very amusing and suggested kicking inclinations. About six months that Michael A try running in place or ago, he walked into a one-stop shop skipping rope. near his home, found several hulky and Just as he did 2-2 years ago, Michael rowdy young men blocking ah aisle .went through, a withdrawal-stage -of ;•»' -nir-. -wi ^ n< jic while attacking a space invaders game, from LO to 14 days during his most re^ and went out of his way to avoid them. cent transformation. He suffered delu Michael A is a competitive distance sions. He rejected eating anything, feeling that every morsel of food was runner. Michael B, on the other hand, attacking him in the form of globules weighs close to 170, takes size 33 of fat. He would swim, lift weights, trousers, and pops buttons off of his skip rope, and ride a bicycle in hopes medium shirts when he takes a deep of countering the decay and atrophy breath. With his cherub face and all, which he could feel invading every cell his wife says that he looks healthy and of his body. It was as if a fatal disease that he can pass for 35, maybe had overcome him and he could do no younger. more than put up a gallant, fight until While Michael A strains to do bench he succumbed to it. press repetitions with 135 pounds, During the withdrawal phase, Michael B pumps 200 pounds with Michael A was a very irritable person relative ease. and his wife found him difficult to live About two months ago, Michael B with. But, after about two weeks of walked into that same one-stop shop, fighting jt, tHb spirit left him and the encountered the same rowdy young transformation from Michael A to men, and made a point of crashing Michael B was complete. through them with elbows flailing. While Michael A lived every day as if Michael B is a non-runner. it were a 10 kilometer race, Michael B The complete transformation from is a somewhat listless individual. He Michael A to Michael B had not taken bothers very little with the substitute place for many years until recently exercises, feeling that he has gone com when Michael A suffered a series of pletely "to pot" and that being a semi- blob is just as bad as being a full blob. running related injuries which forced . '•*-.2 ' him to give up running for several He consumes second and third helpings months. at the dinner table and delights in The differences between Michael A devouring several dozen chocolate chip and Michael B are, however, more cookies at one sitting. than physical. There are distinct For both Michael A and Michael B. changes in attitude and behavior. the worlds of running and non-running Michael A has,been a "runaholic" are absolutes. You are a runner or a for more than a quarter of a century. non-runner and to a considerable ex He very possibly was the first person tent the lifestyles are opposing ones. ever to see a psychiarist about an ad-^ While driving home from work diction to running. recently, Michael B came upon some Tom Patsalis, 59, (R), is congratulated by Dave Jackson after setting new The year was 1959. He was attached runners plodding along abreast of each world age 55-59 long jump record of 20'V4" at TFA Western Regional to the Second Battalian, Seventh other. "Damn runners think they own Masters T&F Championships in Los Angeles, July 18th. September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 9

NEED A PICK-UP? There always Pick-Up and hoists himself into the comes that time during a race when truck. At this time the driver can even the very best could use a pick-up. resume a safe speed, avoiding runners On Approaching There are probably as many different whenever possible and proceeding with Every Problem With pick-ups as runners; a word of en as little attention as possible to an area couragement, a smile from a pretty near the finish line, not too near (if you an Open Mouth girl, a glimpse of a friendly competitor get what 1 mean) where the rested run up ahead, etc. Here in the Midwest the ner leaps from the truck and sprints to two most popular pick-ups are the the finish. by W. MacDonald Miller Chevrolet and the Ford. A great ad POSSIBILITIES: The combination vantage the Pick-Up enjoys over the that truly excites me most is the Pick- Stash-a-Bike method is, of course, it Up and the portable bug sprayer this doesn't have to be stashed. It simply meantime, is so full of fecal greaseballs, group of physicists came up with at People Helping People requires a friend, spouse or loved one, it's the world's largest inland toilet bowl. MIT. For instance, in California I probably would never have said to be cruising at the propitious moment there's a natural correlation. You Even the "Love Boat" wouldn't work anything about this, but the article, out in this mess. Maybe "Fantasy Island" when you most need a pick-up during could use the Mediterranean Fruitfly the race. You will note that this system "Bring Your Own Rain," in the July but never tpe "Boat." I actually can't ointment and, while you're cooling a NMN gave me the confidence needed to believe I'm still here. Anyone worth a works best if the Pick-Up is traveling in runner or two, you could also dust off share some of our local Running Tips damn has long since moved onto a decent the same direction as the race and a few fruitflies. Serously, the combina with the rest of the country, j place and ojthers have eVen gone to' although you would think it goes tion of the bug spray (Sears) and a First, I'm goingto be absolutely honest without saying, Pick-Ups should not Pick-Up is worth thinking through. California. ' and at the same time ;get something'off 'Needless to say, I was,down, really be involved in the start of the race. Off the top of my head I see it working They're noisy and difficult to my diest.!iThe-.Midwest is a ^miserable down, when my July issue arrrived with something like this: In the back of the damn place to i live. ii I've played this maneuver when the runners are the article about the pick-up you would mount the portable clustered together. It's a procedure Chamber of Commerce charade just "Whatever-It's-Called" to spray water on bug sprayer. It would be angled at the that his to be low-keyed to be ac about long enough. your body during a run. I mean, I sat up runner so while .seated in one of the cepted. Painting the runners number The weather is the absolute pits. Sure, in my ice cubes. My mind raced, water proof easy chairs, you could on the side of the Pick-Up for instance, the people are nice, but what good are embellished and leaped to exciting depress the on-off valve in such a way people when it's cold enough to you- ramifications' as to how we might com is not in the proper spirit. It works as to spray your body with liquid. I say something like this: At the appropriate know-what to a brass monkey? Sure, the bine this woijderful new Thing-a-mi-Giz liquid because during winter races changes in seasons are pretty, but what with someof,thealready established beat- moment, (each runner must determine there would be definite disadvantages good does this do when you're over your the-heat tricks now in use here. this) the runner flashes a predetermin in using water. As you neared the over-shoes in a white fungus known local First, I want to admit, I thought the ar ed sign to the Pick-Up which unob jump-off point, you could even switch ly as snow? Stay indoors you isay—not all ticle was a gag; the drawing caught my trusively moves into position ahead of to an anti-runner tank and spray paint that greateither.One winter laguy I knew the runner. The runner then grasps a off some other noxious element op eye and being an old Graham Greene fan, didn't have enough moisturelin his house, I thought it was an update on the vacuum brighly colored tether attached to the Continued on Page 11 wd'while he.;jyi|S j9S^p his ' "diessBaer drawing episode in Our Man in up, spiked a nos5

by someone else tend to be boorish. • .stash site during the race, go directly to CLUB TAC# SIZE: SM MED LG Records are being set almost daily for your bike, extricate it from the mount In consideration of the acceptance of this entry I certify that 1 am In good health ozone. Chicago is always accusing the " and ride smartly and briskly into the and able to coiaplete the course; and 1 hold harmless the sponsors, TAC, NIKE, Penn Mutual and the City of New York for any injuries sustained. suburbs of polluting the lake and vice ver flow of the race. Avoid hitting riinners sa. It'-s an'ihterbting- ^s'pirifed %p^ee, ' /whenever possible and, refrain from SIGNATURE •focusing on'who didwhat in thelake, 6"ut any more conversation with Oher run^ Make checks payable to MASTERS SPORTS ASSOC. and mail to MSA 77 Propsect Place, Brooklyn, alas, somewhat academic—the lake in the ners than is socially indicated. N.Y. 11217. (TAC EH XC) page 10 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

Jacfcson, 85, Sets 100 Mark Senior Olympics for Lorenz Moves to 50 + Set Track For 3 days, the Northern California Senior Olympics will offer individuals, by PETE TAYLOR 50 years of age and over, a chance to COLLEGEVILLE, Pa., August test their fitness skills in 6 different 1—The brilliant Herb Lorenz ran a sports. breathtaking 8:49.3 in the 3000 meter On September 19 in Alameda, bowl run on this 85° day to break Hal i--.t.IIK ing competition will be held with mat Higdon's 6-year-old American masters ches according to average, rather than (age 40 and up) record of 8:50.0. by age or sex. The occasion was the Philadelphia On Sept. 26 at Laney College in Masters Association T&F Champion Oakland, track and field and basket ships at Ursinus College. ball free throw competition takes place The 42-year-old Willingboro, New in 5-year age groups thru 85 +. Jersey resident thus begins to add On Sept. 27, it's swimming, in masters track marks to his long list of cluding a butterfly, freestyle, road records. backstroke and breaststroke. Then it's In the meet's other highlight, Harry tennis and golf competition. Medals Jackson, age 85, destroyed the 85-89 will be awarded to the 1st 3 finishers in American record of 23.5 in the each division. lOO-meters with a time of 21.5. This Last year the event drew over 100 en was Harry's first track race of his life. Oave Douglass, 49, clears 4-10 in high jump at UCLA July 18. trants and is sanctioned by Senior He played football and baseball in Olympics International in Los Angeles. 1916. For an official entry form, write Bert Lancaster ran 24.0 in the 200 to Anderson Sets 13 Whitney Receives NCSOII, c/o Oakland Park & Recrea tie Jack Greenwood's age 53 world tion, 1520 Lakeside Drive, Oakland standard. • Age Marks In One AAU Award CA 94612. (415) 273-3791. Deadline Results in back pages. Sept. ll.D Day Veteran San Antonio trackman Ruben Whitney has been named the DENVER, July 25. One of the top South Texas AAU Athlete of the Year Not Yet Over-the- Hill in Cleveland masters athletes in the world. Herb for 1980. Anderson of Bellevue, Colorado, turn The 36-year-old Whitney has PARMA, Ohio, June 20—A good Detroit's Clarence Ray captured the ed 79 and proceeded to set a slew of established himself as one of the contingent of master athletes took part 30-39 200 (22.16) and 400 (50.85). Matt age-79 marks today in Colorado State premier sprinters in the world in today in the 3rd Annual Cleveland Brown flew in from, New Jersey to an T&F Championships. masters track. On June 14, 1980, at age Track Classic in this west side nex the 40-49 200 (24.09) and 400 Anderson's astounding one-day 35, he recorded a 10.3 in the 100-meter Cleveland suburb. (54.97). iron-man effort included: 100 yards in dash, tying the world age 35-39 record Competition was held for open men, Cleveland's Les Hegedus blazed to a 14.1, 100 meters in 15.8, 200 in 33.5, set by Edward Jefferis of South Africa open women, men 30-39, 40-49 and fast 4:33.0 mile in the 40-49 age divi 400 in 78.0, 110 hurdles in 26.1, high in 1971. sion. 50 + . jump in4'l", long jump in 10'10", tri Next year's Classic will be held the He won the 1980 national masters Cleveland's Over-the-Hill Track ple jump in 25 '5 ', 800gm javelin in Club amassed 296 team points to easily same weekend, June 19, and all master 200 championship in 22.04 in 73 '2", 600gm javelin in 84 ', pole vault Philadelphia, and placed 2nd in the capture the masters men team title. The athletes are invited to attend. • in 5 '3shot put at 29", discus in 100, running both events with a ban Peoples Choice TC of Detroit was 2nd Results in back pages. 75 '7". daged hamstring. C with 66 points. That's 13 age-records, a pretty good

: -t- day's work and certainly one of the NOW AVAILABLE! most impressive performances in Rostege, ScanneO masters history.• Win Hawaii Trip Masters Age-Records 1981 by JIM SCANNELL, Compiled by National TAG Masters Chairman Pete New York Masters Coach, Impala Racing Team Mundle with Kathy Breiger, Lori Maynard and Alan Win MSA Relays SAN FRANCISCO, July 12—Tim Wood. Bronx, N.Y., July 19—The New Rostege, 40, and Karen Scannell, 43, • Men's and Women's World and U.S. Age Bests for all York Masters put their all-around won all-expense paid trips to the Track & Field Events, age 35 and up, as of Jan. 15, 1981. strength on display today to easily cap Honolulu Marathon in December as a • U.S. Age Bests for Men & Women for all race-walking ture the team title in the 3rd Annual reward for winning the masters divi events, age 40-and up, as of Jan. 15, 1981. Masters Sports Association Relay Car sions of the San Francisco Marathon nival on Randall's Island. today. • Men's U.S. Masters Indoor & Outdoor Championship The New Yorkers amassed 75 points Rostege recorded 2:35:12; Scannell Records. to runner-up New York AC's. 49, 2:52:47. Scannell's time eclipsed the • 48 pages. Thousands of entries. Lists name, age, state Philadelphia Masters' 27, and Shore women's 40-49 course record (Sandra and date of record. AC'S 19. Scoring was on a 5-4-3-2-1 Kiddy, 2:59:01 in 1979). Joan Uilyot basis. (2:57:50) and Kiddy (2:57:57) also went Send $4.00 to: •Four speedsters from under the old record. NATIONAL MASTERS NEWSLETTER Philadelphia—L. Pratt, D. Pratt, Bob Ulrich Kaempf, 50, was 2nd master P.O. Box 2372 Stanford and Dhamiri and 1st 50+ runner in 2:38:09, more Van Nuys, CA 91404 Abayami—dominated the 40-49 short than 10 minutes under the old 50-59 relays, winning the 440 (45.7), 880 course record: (Tracy JBrown, 2:49:27 Name - (l:35.2)and mile (3:43.7). in 1980), ,: The New York ••Masters picked up Of the top JO women fiaisheFs.:4 Address. points in nearly every event, winning 7 were masters: Scannell 3rd, Uilyot 6ih. of the 9 contested events an the 59-59 Kiddy 7th and Pat Wittm|slcjh' lOth in City. .Stale. .Zip. division. • 3:04:35.T; . Results in back pages; September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 11 j

now know. Looking for items to fill its Open Mouth baseball-devoid sports pages, the Continued from page 9 prestigious Los Angeles Times ran a two- nearby runners, reducing their sprin page spread with photos about the masters track & field program on July 15. Mai ting potential. Florence, the Times' top track & field writer, Ah, Americans! What will they MID AMERICA did the piece from the refreshing angle of think of next? It makes me proud we • Dave Thoreson's June 7 decathlon outstanding performances by masters came up with it before the Japs. People score of 6212 becomes an American 40-44 • Dave Shrader of Topeka tells NMN that, since his heart attack August 1, 1980, athletes, as well as from the usual human record, since Wolfgang LInkmann of Los helping people is what life is all about "I'm not quite the strongman I once was, Interest approach. Angeles, who totalled 6784 points, for the • Bob Watanabe, former national anyway. You know, I never went for but I've had a fine season thus far." The world record. Is a West German citizen. masters sprint champ, turned 55 this year that interval stuff anyway—it had a 66-year-old discus, javelin and shot put •A campaign is being organized to and won the 100, 200 and 400 at the Western very foreign ring to it, it hurt, and I stop the U.S. tour this month of the Spr athlete suffered a stroke in 1977 and was not expected to walk again. The heart attack Regionals. In top form and looking forward always knew—there had to be an easier ingboks, South Africa's national rugby team. to regaining his national titles, his season The Springboks are scheduled to compete nearly finished him. But he doesn't believe way.D in sitting around. He did exercises, walked 6 came to an abrupt end in an auto accident with the amateur U.S. team in Chicago, August 7. He wound up with broken ribs and miles a day, ate the right food, and surpris Albany and New York City on Sept. 19, 22, a punctured lung. He was hospitalized for ed doctors by getting up and training for and 26 respectively. The visit will follow several days, but Is making a good recovery masters competition again. He's lost 100 of their controversial New Zealand tour. HART, at this writing. the group which disrupted the 4th World his 300 pounds, and won gold medals this year in Raleigh, Palm Springs and Lincoln. l*ai. l> ti Veterans Games In January In protest of the INTERNATIONAL appearance of South African athletes, led "Our family motto," Shrader says, "Is Dum thousands of New Zealanders in nationwide Spiro Spero: 'While I breathe, I hope!' " • Winifred (Audrey) Reid set two world demonstrations against the Springboks In • Harry Crockett of the Lincoln records for women 65-69 in South Africa, July. Despite protests, the U.S. State (Nebraska) Track Club has compiled recording 33.5 in the 200 and 78.13 In the Department announced it would issue visas fascinating data on 50 -i- runners: 1) 95% of 400. She held the old marks of 34.7 and to the South Africans. Local activists may 50 + runners finished the Lincoln Marathon, 79.66. organize demonstrations against the visit. compared to 89% of all runners. 2) Women • Antonio Villanueva, 40, of Xalapa, comprised only 2% of the 50-t- group, but Mexico defeated an International -field of 10% of all runners. 3) 21% of female veteran runners in a special 1500 meter run EAST finishers and 40% of male finishers were in Nijmegen, Holland July 18, in 3:57.56, • Herb Lorenz, fresh from bettering the over age 35., close to Michel Bernard's world 40 -f record U.S. masters 10k and 25k records, went to of 3:52,0. U.S. record holder (4:00.1) Ernie the track July 14 and sped to a quick 4:11 in WEST Billups of Chicago was 2nd in 4:03. World Ed Schuler beats Bert Lancaster out of the an all-comers 1500. Games silver medalist Michael Connolly of • Latest injury list Includes: Truman blocks in the M50 100 but Bert nipped Ed at • Jim Burnett of Philadelphia set an Ireland was 3rd in 4:05. age-41 record of 50.1 for 400 meters June 14 Clark, out until September with a torn mus the tape by inches. Action took place at In Glenbrook, Illinois. cle below the knee; Skip Witt recovering Atlanta Masters June 13. photo by Siu Gentry • Bob Stone's Eastern Regional ham from stomach problems; Ray Manion com mer throw was 130'4", not 134''74" as ing back from a string of injuries; Anne reported in August's NMN. His shot was 43' Jankowski ill with hypoglycemia. rather than 48'6". • Coming down the poie vault runway • John Moran, 55,logged a good 36:05 June 28 In the Senior Olympics in Los .in the.He.mpst;ead„NY.lOK.run. u Angles, Hal Smith planted the pole, but „ „ . The> Nevv> YorkvMaeters oaptu-red the decided, at the lasl,rt\orwnt,(tQ eibprt-Lhe . p'yfi,ral(Mf/par^. .title pip „the;, JAC Sastarn .ip/TIp,, ,Hjs ppje-. ,pjber. icJfiaSr -tipjyever, Regional Masters T&F ' 'Championships p'enetrating Smith's chest as he tried to June 28 with a total of 258 points. Second dodge out of Its way. Fellow athletes provid TENTH ANNUAL MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS. 10 KILCttETERS ed immediate first aid, rushing Hal to the was New Jersey's Shore AC with 236, follow OPEN~TO ALL MEN AND WOMEN OVER THE AGE OF THIRTY ed by the Philadelphia Masters (217) and hospital where the gaping wound required North Jersey Masters (200). The NY club 30 stitches. Fortunately, no vital organs SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1981, VAN CORTLANDT PARK, BRONX, NEW YORK garnered the men's 40-49 and 50-59 divi were damaged, and the indestructible Smith 12:00 NOON SANCTIONED BY THE ATHLETIC CONGRESS sions. Shore AC won the 30-39 crown. The was back In action two weeks later, an as North Jersey squad won the 60-i- and tounding recovery. "I want to say thank women's titles. Team results In back pages. you' to my fellow athletes," Smith declared, (Individual results appeared In August's "who were at the meet the day I was injured. Had it not been for their concern and their TMEAI>*£T1CS NMN.) CONGRESS • More than 700 women participated in quick actions in applying a tourniquet and administering first aid to me, my Injury the Feels Great Women's S-mile Run June 28th at Nazareth College in Rochester, NY. could have been aggravated and I might not Over 1500 spectators lined the route, cheer be recovering as well as I am today. Your ing the athletes on to personal victories. cards, the flowers and all the phone calls SA Carol Cloos led the 40-49 women, and Beryl were also very much appreciated." Skelton topped the 50-59 group, Isoth timed • World Vet champ Al Guidet broke his In 36:24. Rita Marapese v/as best over 60 In right ankle while in full speed in a 60-yard 55:40, with Sara Sabintine best 35-39 in dash and is out for the season. "I went 37:04. down like a shot when it happened," Guidet told NMN. "No reason that I can point to." Guidet says he still can't believe it's broken. SOUTHEAST ENTRY FEE $5.00 "I don't want to accept it, but i guess I'M just • Correction to the Peachtree results ride my bike and work with weights to try to PRIZES: TROPHIES TO THE FIRST THREE AND MEDALS FOR FOURTH & FIFTH PLACE IN THE FOLLOWING (August NMN). Brian Hawiey, 43, of Virginia DIVISIONS FOR MEN: 30-34; 35-39; 40-44; 45-49; 50-54 ; 55-59; 60-69; 70t- AND THE FOLLOWING stay in shape." Guidet is retiring from his DIVISIONS FOR WOMEN: 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60+ Beach finished 8th In 33:31. Everyone 8th job this year and will have at it again in 1982. and lower moves down one place. • Miki Gorman, Jerry Smartt, and Jim LOCKER FACILITIES: Locker facilities are available for aen and women at the Van 4- • Earl Downey reports several good (Die) Oiesson, absent from the masters wars Cortlandc Park Stadium, Broadway and 242nd Street. masters marks In the Miami summer track for a while, are getting back into running. DIRECTIONS: By Subway: Take the IRT Broadway local to the last stop in the Bronx. meets at Tropical Park: G. Pringle, 40, 4:52 • Eddie Lewin, 64, of Los Angeles, won Walk three blocks north on Broadway to the edge of the flats near 247th Street. Sign mile and 11:02 2-mile; Basil Honikman, 44, his 65th consecutive race in his age division In will take place at the finish line. 60.3 440; Mike Browner, 53, 11:39 2-mlle; Bill with a 1:29:15 June 7 in the Griffith Park SIGN IN: Sign In starts at 11:00 A.M. Downey, 54, 12.2 lOOy and 27.0 220y; Earl half-marathon. Downey, 54, 2:27 880 and 10.1 70-yd hurdles. • Gabriel Bernal, 42, bested Jim Knerr, NAME ADDRESS • The Atlanta Track Club now has 2200 47, 1:14:29 to 1:15:19 in the same race. members and has purchased a former Patrick Devine, 52, took 50-59 honors in CITY_ ZIP AGE MALE FEMALE PHONE # 3-bedroom house for $150,000 to serve as 1:23:48. HQ. • Connie Scfiratz reports the TRW team CLUB_ won the Runner's World Corporate Cup Na In consideration of the acceptance of this entry I certify that I am in good health MIDWEST tional Women's 5K Master Team Event July and able to complete the course and hold harmless the sponsors, TAG, and The City of New York for all Injuries sustained. ' •The 1st Minnesota TAG Masters T&F 18-19 in Palo Alto. The team of Alberta Codd Meet in St. Cloud July 17 drew a fair amount (21:09), Mary Eiwell (21:12), and Kattiy Owen of participants and some good marks, in (21:47) placed 9th overall. The TRW men's SIGNATURE cluding Lee Washington (15.3) and John Sw masters 10k team placed 10th. ing (15.8), both 41, in the 110 meter hurdles, Make checks payable to MASTERS SPORTS ASSOC. and mail to MSA 77 prospect Place, Brooklyn, • One blessing of the 50-day baseball NY 11217. (MSA JOC) meet director Bob Waxtax reports. (Results strike is that thousands of people who in back pages.) , . <... never knew about the masters program. page 12 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

readers of this column. Each com our present system. "Didn't You Used to be Phil petitor in each event must deal with Furthermore, and maybe most im Phil Conley?" similar thresholds, and particularly so portantly, my "credentials" include for the competitor who has excelled in the counsel of my wife of 18 years, Since I,asked you in the introductory THE column to share your intimacies regar the past. Fran. Her tolerance of and support for ding motivation, turn-ons and turn- mmm As a LDR racer {not a "jogger") my interest in track and running stems offs with me, we should get to know with sore knees, 200 lbs. of weight, and from participation in each activity at X each other a little better—like the talk limited training, I have no such various times in her life. I met her in show host who puts his guests at ease threshold! It does not bother me great 1962 when she asked me to teach her O ly that my former sub 7:00 min/mile how to throw the spear, and within a before he begins to develop the subject. 03 After reading several of my Letters- o pace for lOkm is now 7:40, or that I week she had thrown the men's javelin to-the-Editor in NMN, those of you have lost the heralded 5 year "heart at over 135 feet. Later in the early 1970's who do not know me personally may X tack insurance" from having done sub she became the leading women's run believe that I am a cynical malcontent. by PHIL CONLEY w 4 hour , because I think I ner in Northern California for two First, let me say that our two sports, could regain that with training. Nor years. Busily occupied 7 days a week LDR and T&F, need and can withstand does it bother me that there are many now as a surgeon/professor, Fran had sore knees, and was recording un constant scrutiny and constructive runners who believe that both 7:00 and claims that she does not miss the com satisfying performances. 1 stated that criticism. Second, let me say I have 7:40 paces are slow and amateurish. I petitive aspects of running at all, but "it would depend on how much I need been involved in over 300 track meets thoroughly enjoy each and every road still manages a daily 55 minute run since junior high in the 1940's, and ed it." I found, as I approached 40, or cross country race, especially those which includes a 950 foot hill. She is that indeed my fragile ego could use love the sport dearly. I have also been in which I fee! "I gave my best." satified with the pursuit of solitude and that bolstering, and I proceeded to beat involved in LDR racing since 1966, and As I have hereby outlined my enhanced creativity. •everyone rather handily until Larry after over 250 races (averaging 8 plus "credentials" with regard to throwing Coupled with her successes in roadrun- Stuart came along. miles per race and including 6 com and running, now let me briefly share ning, she has also had the rare oppor pleted marathons), I can truthfully say It should be reassuring to know that the other facets of my life. I am semi- tunity to experience involvement with I love running too. one can fall back on something, even retired from the work-a-day world, the media. 1 firmly believe that one can To begin at the beginning, let me say something as obscure as the javelin (or haying played the game of engineering never fully understand oneself until the pole vault or the steeplechase), to that I, unlike Wendy Miller, was not and business. Now I work out of my one has experienced how one reacts be do it relatively well, and to be praised born with an open (loud) mouth, but home as a "househusband" and as a ing in "the limelight", and how the for it publicly. However, right from developed mine somewhere along the low-key financial advisor for a small media chooses to deploy its si 'X ; the start I have found very few way. group of associates, and spend most of "patronage". Jii I 1 I began track as a mediocre high moments of joy or satisfaction from the day by myself with my dog. I seek In the next issue I will attempt to ex my masters javelin throwing as my best hVT•4iy jumper in high school in Fresno, CA out the companionship of the Angell amine, objectively and intimately my marks have dropped from 227 ' to 200 ' ^ J * behind the leading jumper in the US, Field Ancients running group at Stan own motivations, turn-ons and turn- in these 7 years. I am still disheartened, and did not earn a high school varsity ford University at noon for much of offs regarding my masters track and letter in track. Quite fortuitously I was have sick knees, and am recording un my training, and prefer to talk while running experiences. In the future col satisfying performances. Worst of all, introduced to the javelin in collegeand running. I also provide volunteer men umns I will endeavor to share various by age 21 had won the NCAA Cham I seem to have lost my ability to pro toring to the various javelinists who other creative personal philosophies duce superior marks when it counts, pionship, and had made the USA use the Stanford facility as their home and "coping mechariisms" which stem and often now see my best throws in Olympic Team just 10 inches behind base, and in 1980 reveled in the suc from interviews and reader inputs. practice, or before the meets in warm- the defending Olympic champion, Cy cesses of Bruce Kennedy and Mary This will only work if each of you con Young. Equally important to me was up—when they don't count! Osborne, each of whom qualified for tributes his or her own ideas. 1 am par doing so while matriculating at an I believe that my dissatisfaction the USA Olympic Team. ticularly interested in learning more •••'irl. academic institution (Caltech) without comes from having developed an in I have attended each of the four about those of you who are in good benefit of much in the way of herent "threshold of acceptability" for World Veteran Athletics Champion shape through training but do not coaching, equipment, films, athletic the performance levels. I note that ships, as well as each of the seven AAU choose to participate in competitions, scholarships, or sleep. While working many former internationalists choose (TAC) Track and Field Championships for whatever reasons. Help me to ad full time after college I continued open not to compete as masters, or even (and two separate Pentathlon Cham dress the question by ihinkig about competiion till age 35 and made several pionships) since I turned 40 . I am a what concessions you would demand in '•• IU when "over the hill" in open competi national teams, usually placed in the tion, because they too have self-image keen observer of the decision making negotiations with God in order for you •: ^i." top six in the Nationals, but have never and acceptability levels tied together. I process, and of the transparent to enter the various competitive arenas. v> :;•.,., won the AAU (TAC) National Cham have been struggling in particular of autocracy-in-action, which govern our Send in your thoughts to me as :- pionship, nor an Olympic medal. late at the 200 foot barrier, and as of groups. At the same time, having had follows: Phil Conley, P.O. Box 61, When I retired, the masters track now do not see myself continuing to to play autocrat myself in other situa The Sea Ranch, CA 95497. Remember t--' movement was just blossoming, and I compete in the javelin when the pro- tions, I fully recognize that a fully if you want or need any sort of a reply, was asked whether or not I would be specs of a 200 footer are dim. But I democratized process would produce please send a self-addressed stamped entering those meets when I reached may change my mind with the help of even more chaos and inefficiency than envelope. • 40. At that time, I was disheartened. motivational factors advanced by th'-

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• ••I V i - . 4-/ * r r r , September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 13 Fan-Am Games Anspach, Bredenbeck, Hummel Set Marks cunlinued from page 1 30 To Make China Laris Sets Masters 1:32.0. The quartet of Nick Newton, Downpour Fails to Bill Knocke, George Cohen and Walt Trip Mile Mark Butler smashed the record of 1:32.3, Slow Indiana Meet About 30 masters long distance run LOS GATOS, Calif,, July 16—Tom set by the Corona Del Mar Track Club ners will head for China for a first-ever by BOB COUGHLIN Laris, 40, a member of the 1968 U.S. in 1977. CDM pressed the Striders all masters running tour of the historical INDIANAPOLIS, June 13—Despite Olympic team in the 10000 meter run, the way today, as Butler overtook land. a terrible downpour in the afternoon tonight ran the fastest mile ever by an Dave Segal in the last 50 meters for the Helen Pain's Sports travel Interna wvhich disrupted everything, everyone American over age 40. win and record. tional, Ltd. is coordinating the tour In an all-comer§ meet on the fast Los John Dobroth, ex-world class high was pleased with the Indiana Masters which leaves October 14 for a 3-week, T&F Championships today, which saw GatOS High School oval, the Palo Alto jiimper who turned 40 on May 19, easi 8-city running tour. 3 new American records set. resident sped to a 4:23.7 to break the ly broke Jim Brown's 3-week-old Mary and Roy Cullen of Houston, Rush Jacobs of Michigan handled former U.S. masters mile record of American masters mark of 6'4" with a Texas are sponsoring three top masters eveyone in the sprints thru the 40(nn 4:24.0, set by Oregon's Ray Hatton in leap of 6'6". runners. New Jersey's Herb Lorenz, the 55-59 group. Chuck Olson of Min 1975. Martha Klopfer of Durham, set a Minnesota's Alex Ratelle and nesota was right there in case Jacobs The fastest over-40 mile ever run is pending U.S. record for women 45-49 Mississippi's Jim Ewing will make the missed a step. Charlie Northrup had 4:18.5, by New Zealand's Jim by besting Mary Czarapata of New trip, courtesy of the generosity of the outstanding times in the 60-64 sprints. McDonald in 1977. Berlin, Wisconsin, 5:05.2 to 5:08.7 in Cullens, who are active masters run Ron Murphy of Cincinnati was the A week earlier, Laris had narrowly the 1500. Linda Sipprelle holds the cur ners and dedicated to the development class of the 30-34's. The whole bunch missed the mark with a 4:24.5. In that rent mark of 5:06.1. of masters athletes. from Ohio—Charles Dudley, Harry meet, he also came close to the U.S. Rose Kash, 60, and Paul Spangler,' The trip will be a forerunner to a Toliver, Rich Bredenbeck, Roland masters 2-mile record of9;17.6 (also by 82, set new American division bests in much larger masters track & field tour Anspach, etc.—taught Indiana how it Hatton), posting 9:22.4.• the walks. Kash posting a 2:37.22 in of China in the fall of 1982.• should be done. the 20K, and Spangler a 34:54 in the Anspach set a new American age 5K. Both were named best athlete in 55-59 record with a 10:35.4 in the 3(XX) their divisions. meter run, breaking Norm Hansen's Tom Patsalis, 59, was named best 1976 mark of 10:39.0. He also won the track athlete for his wins in the 100, lOK, 1500 and 800. Bredenbeck set a long jump, (19'9V4) and triple jump U.S. 3000 best for men 75-79 with (40' 61/4). 13:06.4, lowering Lou Gregory's Dobroth was named best field 13:13.8 mark. athlete. Louis Vink of Amsterdam, And then there were the women. Jo Holland was voted best foreign athlete Anne Grissom, former Olympian from for his stirring triumphs in the M45 800 Indianapolis, was outstanding in 6 over Cliff Pauling of New York City events. A new face in the 65-69 group 2:03.4 to 2:03.5, and in the 1500 over was Sheila Evans from Indianapolis by , Bob,. Packard., of Arizona ,4:.13.3 to way. of .South Africa. She won the 4:13.6; sprints and most of her field events, Butler was named top overall per nearly breaking a record in the high 1. former. In addition to his world hurdle jump. Then there was Ohio again in record, the Pasadena running-store the person of Ernestine Yeomans of owner won the 100 11.36 and was 2nd Cincinnati in the 60-64 group. In great to Jim Burneett of Philadelphia in the physical shape, she performed in prac 200 in 23.05. tically every event we had. Phil Raschker, 34, (formerly Eileen Walt Butler, 40, of Pasadena, leads Al Henry and Ed Oleata (R) en route to new U.S. 110-meter Phillipa-Watson) of Atlanta duplicated masters (over age 40) 110-meter tiurdle record of 14.8 at UCLA, July 18. her 1980 Pan-Am performance by win ning all six of her events in outstanding fashion: 100 (12.69), 200 (25.15), 400 Northwest Seniors Track Classic (58.32), long jump (18'9H"), triple by PETE MUNDLE World record 22:48.6. Jean's time jump (34'2!/2"), and high jump (4'8"). GRESHAM, Oregon, July broke the record of West German Liese , John Alexander, 61, of McCamey, 24-25—This meet, considered to be a Schultz by almost a minute, while Pat's Texas, again broke 60 seconds in the , distance runners' paradise because it is time bettered California's Jaclyn 400, one of the few times any 60-year scheduled in the evening hours, pro Caselli's time of 23:19.2, a mark old has broken the magic minute mark, duced many fine times in the longer established just a month ago. clocking 59.06, close to the new world events. Marcia McChesney, who has been best of 58.34. The outstanding performer was Ray running record times lately, mother of Nick Newton captured the M45 ~ Hatton of Bend who won the 15()0m in Oregon's great runner Bill Jr., ran a outstanding athlete award with exciting 4:16.8 and came back the next day to good 22:53.6 while husband Bill Sr. is wins in the 200 (23.88) over Bruce Spr- Hurdles star Dick Lacey did a great job in win a stirring come-from-behind win in temporarily out of action due to an directing three mini-meets tor masters in ingbett and Matt Brown, and in the 400 the 5000 m in a world age 49 record time achilles injury. . continued on page 31 Ciearwater, Fla. Photo by BIII Gentry of 15:27.4. Ray unleashed a Shirley Davisson of Cabfornia top The field events were outstanding, devastating kick from 200 meters out ped the field events with good efforts with the likes of Jack Scott of Joliet, to gun down two good younger run in the long jump (19-6%) and the triple Hal Wallace from Los Angeles, Joe ners, Mike Heffernan and Dave jump (38-6%). Shy from Missouri, and Phil and Liz Hambly. Ray stated, "I didn't think I Ken Carnine, also of California who Partridge from Palm Beach, Florida. had much of a chance to catch the two is slowly making his way back from Barbara Hummel of Ohio broke the runners but I thought I might as well surgery, flew to his best time since his American javelin record for women give it a try". return in the 100 meters (15.3), and 55-59 with a 46-foot heave, raising Hal Higdon, still nursing an injury threw the discus 116-8. He then came Edith Leiby's 1978 standard of 44 '3. after just turning 50, won the 15(X)m in back to run a good 400m (78.0). Greg Bell, the 1956 Olympic gold, his division in the respectable time of American record holder Constance medalist in the long jump (25'814) 4:34.2. Wilson of Portland threw the discus came out of retirement at age 50 and For the women, Jean Cleator of 76-2 and Ralph Sutton of California Canada won the 2B 50(X) with a world continued his sparkling javelin throw Harold Daughters sets course record for men went over 20-feet in the long jump, 60-69 in 3:02:24 In San Francisco Marathon 12.2 in the 100 and 26.5 in the 200.• record 20:49.4 and Pat Dixon of ing with a 2A win of 161-2.• July 12. Results in back pages. Oregon won the 3A division with a Results in back pages. Photo by Richard Slotkin jpage^^4^^Nation^l^M^^ 355 IN RKGIONALS New Orleans >4 isii. continued from page 1 George Rhoden, DaveThoreson, Jerry Morro and . ^ENN MUTUAL 4TAC^ Plans are in the works to hold the TFA National Masters T&F Cham pionships next July at UCLA. Those MASTERS NATIONAL championships have been held in Atlanta the past two years. TFA also plans to conduct a series of regional A 5K Road Race • masters T&F meets leading up to the national champion.ships.Q Championship Results in back pages. 'si •1

October 18 WRITK ON continued from page 2 BRING VOUR OWN RAIN Each month 1 read your Masters

^, news waiting with warm anticipation for the day when events are held for £<%i^ . folks with my special talents—for ex ample, six-pack drinking and tobacco smoking. But, though 1will never run a; 1 L^^r- marathon, my competition instincts iiii Jti m stay at a keen edge. -:' f 1 read with interest your piece about t; the marathoner who knocked ten _ minutes off his best time by being sprayed with water throughout the race by a kid on a bicycle. Some people, like a lawyer friend of mine (a liberal), W might argue it's unfair for one runner to be cooled while the rest swelter. According to this lawyer, some run a>\ - ners can barely afford shoes, so how

•» can they possibly afford bicycles and talented . teepag? support, epewjSv lawyerjsu^ested-for-futurei^arai,hOB§- that each runner be given a card which RACE INFO: reads; "You have the right to remain cool. You have the right to be sprayed TIME: 9:00 A.M. SHARP with water during the course of the race. If you cannot afford a support ELIGIBILITY: OPEN TO ALL MEN AND WOMB! OF 30 YEARS OR OLDER. crew, one will be provided for you without charge prior to any running. If COURSE: 5 KILOMETERS (3.1 MILES) IN THE FRONT SECTION OF AUDIBON PARK. you give up the right to be sprayed with water throughout the race, you may start/finish: PRYTANIA STREET AND THE PARK. finish last." I argued with my lawyer friend, say registration: UP TO AND INCLUDING THE DAY OF THE RACE. FEE; $5.00. ing that since God created runners with T-SHIRTS***REFRESHMENTS***AWARDS IN EACH AGE GROUP***RANDOM /!i'!ARDS***AND MUOT MORE different speed abilities, the runners should be allowed to use their wits ip, ADMISTERED DY: THE TULANE TRACK CLLB /M) RUNNERS UNLIMITED. win races. He retorted with some opa que reference to Rosie Ruiz. PARTICIPATING SPONSORS: CONVERSE SHOES> DIXIE BEER AND PENN MUTUAL Sidney J. Freern Sweelgrass, Montana • NEW ORLEANS TAC M^\STBRS NATIONAL 5k ROAD RACE~SUNDAYy OCTOBER 18> 1981 That idea about being sprayed with Please make check or money order to; TAC 5K ROAD RACE, 2609 Canal ST., New Orleans, La 70118 water by kids on bicycles really im pressed me. Recently, however, some RELEASE FORM people got upset when 1tried to use the system. It seems 1 was in the number In consTCeration of accepting tnis entry, !, tne undersignea, intending to be legally bound, for myself, my heirs, executors and icminirtrators, waive and release any and all rights and four lane in a 100 meter dash. I put claims for losses and damages I may have against any and all sponsors of the TAC Masters kids in the number three and five lanes. yv> National 5K Road Race Championship, City of New Orleans, and Runners Unlimited. Inc.. and all other parties and their representatives, successors and assigns for any and all injuries Although I got sprayed with a lot of suffered by me in said event. ! attest and verify that I am physically fit, and nave sufficiently trained fcr the completi-n cf tnis evert anp my physical condition tas been water and stayed fresh, the runners in verified by e Itcer.seo necicai docro''. furin-rr. ; rgreby grant full permission to any and all the 3 and 5 lanes claimed the bikes got foregoing to use phctograprs, videctipes, motior pictures, recordirgs or any other record of this event for any purpose whatsoc-ver, Nc ore iruy enter this event without signing this in their way. How can 1 use the system official waiver. • in dash events and not make people

SIGNATURE DATE mad? Gribweb Bulbous San Binn Oaia LmI Nam* First Nam* Ajo, Arizona ' 1 i 1 1 _ 1 • . 11 n 1"11 1 1 mmm (NMN has received several letters in Mailino AddrM* StrMt IncliKt* Apt. Ne^tnu/or C/0 Ana Coda Ptiona No. 1 . response to our 10 proposals in July's 1 l_L^ - II II 1 M 1 H 1 11 editorial to improve the masters T&F Cilv ' State Zip cooa program. IVe 'IIpublish them in the Oc ! I' 1 1 1 m m r 1 J Circle T-shirt size SML tober issue. —Ed.) 9 1 t u I r :> J • ; yi'K / ITi •- ^

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Continued from Page 1 behind pace and needing a 71-second WAVA (World Association of Veteran Amsterdam, Holland, Bob Packard of Flagstaff, 602 Compete in Nationals last-lap effort, O'Neil took off with Athletes) short hurdle spacings, and Arizona and Cliff Pauling of New York fought it away from the field on the third lap to Fox in hot pursuit. The two crossed the return to the traditional U.S. 30-feet out down the backstretch. Richardson and Paul put away the likes of , Dick finish line together to the cheers and spacing. The group also voted, 11-4, to ing edged away in the drive with Pauling, the defending champ, taking a 5-meter decision in encouragement of competitors and adopt the lower hurdle heights (36" for Schupbach, Chuck Downey and 12 2:02.4 with Vink third. others who would all run under 4 spectators in 16:57.4, just 0.6 under the 40-49 HQ's, etc.) instead of the • Someone should write a song about the minutes, 25 seconds. Gorman's record. higher WAVA standards. classic duels between Billups and Cohen. The And they'll tell about the way he Still not finished, Judy posted a Adding to the professionalism of the pair are already a masters track legend. They hooked up for about the 8th time today.in the held off the fast closing charge of his strong 4:45.5 to annex the 1500 title, event were the first-rate training and 40-44 800. Until today, Billups had only lost the only 6 seconds off Miki's metric-mile arch-rival from Los Angeles, George medical facilities. A chiropractor, 800 once in masters competition. The world 1979 Cohen, who ran a personal masters standard, for a total of four national podiatrist and physiotherapist were on 8(X) champ was upset by Cohen in the 1980 Pan- best of 4:01.9 and was gaining at the masters championship titles. duty during the meet. Danny Thiel, 32, American Games in Los Angeles, where Cohen end. And then there was Philadelphia's of New Orleans, was perhaps the most set the American mark of 1:54.9. Cohen went on to claim the 1981 world 800 gold medal in New The occasion was the 14th Annual Jim Burnett, who turned in a perfor serious casualty, tearing ligaments in Zealand in 1:55.5. In this year's Pan-Am Games, Penn Mutual/TAC National Masters mance which some rated the best of the his knee and leaving on crutches after Billups avenged the 1980 defeat, 1:56.1 to 1:57.1. m & Track Field Championships at the entire weekend. The 41-year-old ran. having high hopes of winning a couple But today, Cohen did it again. Closer up than Los Gatos High School Track, about the fastest 400-meters ever, anytime, of sprint gold medals. usual to the always front-running Billups, 50 miles south of San Francisco. 602 anywhere by a person over age 40 with But the main story of the weekend George slowly pulled up to Ernie's shoulder with 100 meters to go, and inched in front with every men and women athletes over age 30 a clocking of 49.36. The time broke his was the action on the track. It's always step to prevail, 1:55.7 to 1:56.3. Almost lost in own American record of 49.6, and thrilling when regional champions competed in 5-year age divisions with the grim duel was Ralph Lee's fast-closing, medals to the first three places in each lowered the world mark of 49.5, set by from the East, Midwest, South, Nor outstanding 1:56.7 fore third. men's and women's division and cer Australian Noel Clough at the 2nd thwest and West all show up and go • George Mason, 37, of Richmond Cal. tificates to the first six. World Games in Sweden in 1977. head to head with each other. Just a won the photo over Gary Carr, 37, of Sponsored by the Pehn Mutual Life Burnett also defeated a strong field few of the highlights: Mascoutah, 111. in the M35 800, both timed in 1:55.0, and Ken Stuart of Los Angeles, the only Insurance Co., Nike Sportshoes and to win the 200 in 22.4, only one tenth SATURDAY non-scratch in the M30 class, ran a quality solo 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE The Athletes Congress, the meet was off the U.S. masters mark. effort of 1:56.6. • The steeplechase led off the 2-day hosted by the capable Los Gatos While the running events got about 110 HURDLES festivities. Lew Faxon, 41, of Hampton, Va. • The WAVA hurdles spacing-changes Athletic Association under the direc 20 minutfs behind late Saturday, Sun posted a fine 9:58.7 to edge defending champ tion of new national masters sprint day's schedule went smoothly. There caused the meet to fall behind schedule. Walt Hylke Van DerWal of Sasketchewan, Canada by Butler, 40, of Pasadena, trying to lower the 7 seconds. Avery Bryant, 57, Los Angeles and champ, Bruce Springbett. were a few minor problems. The size of world mark of 14.67 he had set last week, came Bob Boa], 69, Wake Forest, North Carolina suc The two-day affair saw 3 world age- the fields necessitated moving some of close, winning in 14.76 as competitors and spec cessfully defended their national championships. division records smashed and 12 U.S. the discus throwers to an unmarked tators applauded the finest veteran hurdler the 5000 METER WALK world has ever seen. marks broken. It was the 2nd largest field. The downhill slope of the main • Lori Maynard, 45, and Rose Kash, 60, • Dave Jackson, 49, of Carson, Cal. retain attendance at a national masters T&F discus area negated any records that both set women's American age-group records of ed his national crown in 16.14 over the 39 " bar meet, lopped only by the 615 who came might have been set. The javelin 26:01 and 35:04, respectively, in the 5K Walk. riers, with San Diego's Ed Oleata notching the to White Plains, N.Y. in 1975. It sur throwers complained that the of 10000 40-44 gold in 16.27, and World Games medalist passed the 500 at Philadelphia last year ficiating was inconsistent; that some • Then came the women's and over-50 Joe Murphy of Dallas coppitrg the 50-54 (36") men's 10000, with Fox and O'Neil following "flat" throws were allowed and some obstacles in 17.39. and the 450 in Atlanta in 1978, in leader Anthony Sapienza of Bradford, Mass. dicating the masters movement could weren't. Nearly a dozen walkers were 400 The 52-year-old Easterner claimed the 50-54 na • Phil Raschker, 34, of Atlanta, formerly be on the verge of a new breakthrough disqualified in the 5000 walk, including tional crown in 35:00.2, as O'Neil successfully known as Eileen Phillipa-Watson, won the first in the number of participants. many who've been competing in defended his 55-59 title. of her six gold medals with a sparkling 57.01 in • In that same race, Patricia Dixon, 62, of There were many quality performers masters walks for over 10 years; assign the women's 400 to outdistance everyone. Irene Bend, Oregon and Jaclyn Caselli, 60, of San Obera, 47, of Morago, Cal. recaptured her W45 from east of the Mississippi, but the ed lanes were sometimes changed by Jose, Cal., had the first of their several head-to- vast majority were from the west, officials at the start, causing confu national crown in 65.56. head duels. Dixon only missed by 11 seconds • Bess James, 71, of San Jacinto, Cal., won breaking Caselli's U.S. mark fo women over 60, bolstered by the heavy contingent of sion; there were two protests over the 3rd of her 7 gold medals in the 70-74 division clocking 47:37.6. The feeling of many was Dixon top class athletes who live in Northern posted results of races, with both ap (100, 200, 400, 800, 1500, 5000 and 10000) in might have had the record had she run the entire California. peals being upheld. 95.84. distance in lane 1, but, with men and women's Judy Fox, 40, of Palo Alto, Cal. was But athletes generally agreed that it • In the men's 400, Spangler and Chapson divisions running together, offials told the slower again notched triumphs, along with Ken Car- one of those, setting one world and one was a very well-run, well-organized ef runners to move to lane 2, thus causing Dixon to nine, Harry Koppel and John Alexander in the fort with an abundance of dedicated run about an extra 130 meters. American record for women over 40. upper divisions. Alexander, of McCamey, Texas, • In the men's 30-49 10000 race (4 divisions The 5-foot-8, 116-pound engineering officials, timers and volunteers who set the world 400 record a month ago (58.34) and combined), 1968 Olympian Tom Laris went after research assistant at Stanford, broke worked hard to provide an enjoyable was close today in an easy win in 59.67. Ray Hatton's American 10000-meter track mark two days of competition for the 602 • Fitzgerald topped New York's Archie two of the toughest records in the of 30:56. Laris was on pace for the first 4V2 participants. Messenger, 59.5 to 61.3 in the M55 41X3. Then books, both held by the great Miki miles, but by this time (10:30 a.m.), the heat was Don Cheek, 52, of San Luis Obispo, Cal. building up, and he fell off just a bit to finish in Gorman: 1) the U.S. women's masters The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. unleashed the race of his life to hold off 10,000 meter mark; and 2) the world hosted a hospitality party from 5 to 7 an excellent 31:09, topping 35-39 winner Bill Philadelphia's hard charging Bert Lancaster, Clark by 27 seconds. (and U.S.) 5000 meter best. p.m. on Friday and Saturday evenings, 53.93 to 54.14. 800 In the 10,000, Fox followed with national Masters spokesman and • In one of the races where the original deci • Susan Redfield, 45, came out from Mar sion was overruled on appeal. Cliff Pauling and American men's age 55-59 record 1968 Olympic decathlon champ Bill ble, Mass, to surprise national champ Mary Nick Newton, 47, of Inglewood, Cal. ran holder Jim O'Neil the entire 241/2 laps, Toomey welcoming the guests. Czarapata, 46, of New Berlin, Wis. in the 8(X), shoulder to shoulder the length of the stretch, carefully pacing her effort to take 12 An excellent, quite professional 2:29.1 to 2:31.1, only two seconds off finishing in a virtual dead heat. The officials call Czarapata's U.S. mark. seconds off Gorman's 35:45.6 stan 24-minute movie (suitable for ed it for Newton, but, later, the accutrack photo- • Caselli evened the score in her duel with dard with a clocKing of 35:33.6. (Joyce 30-minute TV broadcasts) was shown, timer showed Pauling's nose in front, 52.91 to Dixon, and set a new American women's 60-64 52.92, thus reversing their 1980 finish in Smith holds the world over-40 mark of focusing on many of the younger mark in the process with a 3:11.7 800, bettering Philadelphia. 34:26.) masters participants in running, swim Alice Werbel's mark by 27 seconds. • Then came the big one. Burnett, in superb Later on Saturday, Fox also cap ming and other masters sports which • Paul Spangler, 82, of San Luis Obispo condition and running in his bright green ,won the 2nd of his many gold medals in the 80-r tured the women's 40-44 800-meters, Penn Mutual is sponsoring. Penn Philadelphia Masters colors, simply blew away a division with a good 3:36.0. running 2:25.7, only 3 seconds off San Mutual is making it available free to strong field to establish his new world 400 mark • Harold Chapspn, 79, of Honolulu was of 49.36. Lee was 2nd in 50.86 with Bill Knocke dra Knott's U.S. masters mark of clubs and groups around the country only 6 seconds off his 75-79 world 800 record of 3rd in 51.06. 2:22.0. through its local agents. 2:40 with a superb 2:46.7. • George Smith, 37, of Edmonton, Alberta Then, on Sunday, Fox took off in Athletes attended a banquet at • Bill Fitzgerald, the U.S. 55-59 800 record surprised everyone but himself in defeating the holder (2:08.9) held off the closing kick of Lou her quest for Gorman's difficult world Mountain Charlie's Restaurant in Los formidable quartet of Jim Vicks, Matt Pruitt, Schneider of Louisville, Kentucky to defend his Hilliard Sumner and Dave Remain in the M35 masters 5000 mark of 16:58. Needing a Gatos, preceded by the annual masters' national title in 2:15-5. track & field meeting. Several issues 400 in a fast 49.15. Eugene Driver, 30, of Los 5:28-per-mile pace (82 second laps). • Jim Schirber, 50, of Albuquerque came Angeles, outkicked Glenn Johnson in 50.06. from far back to surprise front-running Kelsey Fox again dogged the steps of O'Neil wef^ hashed out, which will be 100 the entire trip. (All women and all men reported by Jon Buzzard and Jim Brown, 53, of Andover, N.J., 2:09.0 10 2:10.6. • The first day's final event saw Tony •A 5-way battle in the M45 800 saw pace over 50 were running together in com Weed next month. One issue was voted Castro came close to his U.S. 70-74 100 mark setter Jesse Carringtorf fade to 5th on the last lap continued on page 2} bined divisions). A couple of ticks on: Attendees voted 13-4 to reject the as Pete Richardson of Berkeley, Louis Vink of

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(65-69) DISCUS (35-39) 1. F Vtiite 8.78 (30-34) E Hill 14.58 (70-74) TRACK & FIELD RESULTS L Rager 47.52 B-Muhanmiad 9.68 1. S Burho 6.92 Vlaard ing. 41.42 Wesselowski 8.74 R Price 41.00 (40-44) POIE VAULT Please send masters race results to National Masters Newsletter, R Harvey 39.73 C Klehm 13.31 (30-34) (35-39) J Russell 7.89 P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404 1. B Williamson 4.57 E Hill 45. 60 (45-49) 2. R Harvey 4.27 T Cronan 33.87 Fraundorfer 11.96 3. Michiline 4.27 G Green 30.76 D Gaskin 10.68 fit 4. R Wood 3.66 C Futch 20.76 D Mann 10.11 (35-39) (40-44) T Twomey 10.00 1. C Itolhamus 4.42 TFA NATIONAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS. B Warren 37.34 (50-54) J.. 8 Neutzling 4.42 C Klehm 35.35 1 B Backus 16.60 ATLANTA. JUNE 13-14, 1981. 3. I Wellborn 4.12 Wesselowsk i35.03 2 Bergenback 12.04 4. J Rutland 3.51 >r- S White 31.51 D Hoist 9.00 (40-44) Bredenback 6.79 lOO METERS (45-49) 800 METERS (60-64) (35-39) 1. E Zuraw 3.66 L Speer 38.63 (55-59) (30-34) (30-34) 1 Ray 21:23.3 1. South Texas 47.3 (45-49) y B Richards 9.60 1 E Thomas 10.9 2 A Black 21:50.1 Fraundorfer37.95 ..M 1 R Hans ;57.2 2. Atlanta TC 50.0 1. R Hamilton 3.20 (60-64) 2 N Robinson 11.0 10000 METERS (Road) Wesselowsk i31.72 2 E Miller :02.4 3. Birmingham 50.8 2. E Boucher 3.20 G Nordgren 3 D Thiel 11.3 D Gaskin 30.41 7.59 3 Moore ;05.1 (30-34) 4. Birmingham 59.0 3. J Walker 3.05 4 A Gibson 11.3 (50-54) (75-79) 4 B Varsha 06.2 1 L Matthews 35:26.0 (40-44) 4. J Baggett 2.90 (35-39) R Cooper 37.21 S Herrmann 9.81 (35-39) 2 J Glasscock35:36.8 1. Atlanta TC 47.5 (50-54) 1 R Whitney 10.9 D Hoist 36.46 A Wright 6.84 1 G Carr 59.8 3 B Osthoff 36:33.1 2. Decathlon MW 48.2 1. B Gentry 2.44 2 W Alexander 11.3 Bredenbeck 32. 54 2 A McDaniel 01.4 4 M Anderson 38:39.9 3. Birmingham 63.1 (55-59) 3 C Ray 11.3 D Hazel ton 21.64 HAMMER 3 B Press 03.8 (35-39) (45-49) 1. B Richards 2.74 4 F Palmer 11.9 ( 55-59) (30-34) 4 J Shoemaker2 17.5 1 W Vaughn 33:38.9 1. Birmingham 60.1 (70-74) N Bower 42.66 (40-44) 2 S Arthur 34:15.8 B Richards 40.40 (40-44) (50-54) 1. S Burho 2.59 1 V Bell 11.5 D Hall 27 .42 R Price 41.88 1 J Kelly 12.4 3 B Harvison 35:06.8 1. Birmingham 66.7 2 T Garza 11.5 (60-64) Vlaardinger .33.80 2 0 Thompson 18.2 4 L Brandon 36:55.2 HIGH JUMP 3,J West 11.5 G Nordgren 35.95 T Bianchi 30.80 3 Barnes 18.6 (40-44) (30-34) 4 T Ramirez 11.8 (60-64) D Hull 32.84 (35-39) 4 C Hendry 24.0 1 C Law 41:44.5 1. H Jordan 1.80 (45-49) 1. Birmingham 68. T Thorne 25.24 E Hill 43.40 (45-49) 2 W Haynes 59:01.9 2. R Harvey 1.70 1 L Riddic)c 11.6 (65-69) B-Muhamraad 30.06 1 C Pauling 11.2 (45-49) 4 X 400 REIAY 3. E Miller 1.60 (40-44) 2 E Sutton 12.0 1 G Williams 38:44.3 R Schanzle 26.45 2 R Jones 12.6 (30-34) 4. R Woods 1.60 3 R Clar)c 12.3 (70-74) C Klehm 40.42 3 J Bradley 14.8 2 B Hunt 40:36.7 4 J Avery 12.4 1. Beetle's Ch :26.5 C Tompkins 29.29 J Russell 23.71 4 C Cox 15.3 3 Tankersley 43:39.8 2. SE Louisiana (50-54) 33.8 (35-39) S Burho 27.94 (45-49) (50-54) 4 K Howell 49:03.2 3. Decathlon MW 1 B Lancaster 34.9 F Walters 21.17 Fraundorfer 38.69 11.8 1 J Schriber 2 14.5 (50-54) 1. J Rutlard 1.75 4. Greenville 37.0 Carstensen 32.63 2 E Schuler 11.8 2 Bartfield2 30.5 1 J Petroline39:48.8 2. T Cronan 1.60 (75-79) (35-39) S Herrmann T' Twomey 30.84 (55-59) 3 Daniel 2 30.7 2 Vj Culpepper40: 50.9 3. T Thome 1.60 24.61 1. Birmingham 54.1 D Gaskin 30.44 1 R Bower 13.1 3 B Gross 41:27.1 4. Harris 1.55 A Wright 16.56 2. Birmingham 16.7 (50-54 ) 2 W Jordan 13.2 (55-59) (55-59) (40-44) (40-44) B Backus 49.39 3 J Ulam 13.4 1 V Spalding 2:36.0 1 G English 40:57.4 1. B Kline 1.70 JAVELIN 1. Atlanta TC 47.6 Bergenback 32.63 4 D Hall 14.1 2 E Foster 2:47.7 (60-64) 2. S White 1.65 (30-34) 2. Delta Airlns 51.3 D Hazelton 20.17 (60-64) 3 "C Strong NT 1 B Eppright 42:43.6 3. J Russell 1.50 Vlaarding. 63.22 3. Delta Airlns 12.2 D Morgan 52.13 1 W Carmen 14.3 (60-64) 2 G Lipscomb 44:40.9 4. J Beckham 1.30 Bartenfeld 15.45 (45-49) R Harvey 51.38 (55-59) 2 W Byers 14.6 1 J Rice 2:20.3 3 A Black 47:52.1 (45-49) 1. Atlanta TC 10.3 W Morton 41.46 1 B Richards 3 D Hull 14.7 2 C Douglas NT (70-74) 1. J Gilmore 1.65 28.56 2. Birmingham 34.0 4 G Nordgren 15.4 (65-69) 1 M Miller 2. P Mulkey 1.65 (60-64) (50-54) 1 G Nordgren (65-69) 1 W McRoy NT 2 0 B Poole 51:28.3 3. White 1.60 (35-39) 25.86 1. Birmingham :08.8 2 D Hull 1 F White 14.2 (70-74) 110 METER HURDLES 4. J Walker 1.40 J Rutland 53. 76 19.99 (60-64) (65-69) 2 M Miller 18.2 1 J Stevens NT (30-34) (50-54) E Brandon 30.08 1. Birmingham :31.8 1 R Schanzle (70-74) 1 N Robinson 14.2 1. JC Brown 1.75 C Futch 28.16 18.95 1 C Tompkins 15.9 1500 METERS 2 W Cartwright 14.5 2. B (jentry 1.45 (40-44) (70-74) LONG JUMP 1 S Burho 19.49 (30-34) 3 D Street 14.7 3. R Cooper 1.30 S White 39.63 (30-34) 2 F Walters 16.91 200 METERS 1 R Hans 08.9 4 J Brasell 14.8 4. C Johnson 1.24 J Beckham 38.68 1. K Brauman 6.42 (30-34) 2 J Glasscock ' 32.5 (35-39) (55-59) 3 C Klehm 27.47 (75-79) 2. W Morgan 6.41 1 D Thiel 23.0 3 F Phillips 39.7 1 L Miller 14.6 1. SB Hall 1.60 (45-49) 1 8 •He.jrrmann,: -29^23' 3. L Rodenback 6.38 2 R Harvey 23.0 4 J Goodwell 42.8 2 S Hager 15.3 2. B Richards 1.45 J Gilmore 46.60 2 A Wright 18.70 4. R Harvey 6.38 3 J Hughes 23.0 (35-39) 3. F Marr 1.40 R Hamilton 3 J Montgomery 15.9 (35-39) 35.83 4 S Narewski 23.2 1 A McDaniel 15.6 4 T Cronan 16.2 (60-64) T Twomey 32.90 1. J Montgomery 5.77 (35-39) 2 W Vaughn 19.5 (40-44) 1. W Byers 1.40 R Lindsay 32.50 WOMEN'S EVENTS 2. E Bhodes 5.73 1 C Ray 22.0 3 A Williams 24.4 1 B Kline 15.9 2. C Beaudry 1.35 (50-54) 3. T Cronan 5.64 2 R Whitney 22.4 4 R Acton 37.8 2 B Warren 16.1 3. G Nordgren 1.24 J Shields 48.47 100 METERS 4. C Futch 5.43 3 R Alexander 23.3 (40-44) (45-49) 4. Ray 1.14 (40-44) . J Bethea 36.67 (30-39) ':L 4 S Hager 23.3 1 A Craven ;27.9 1 J Gilmore 15.9 (70-74) R Cooper 33.91 P Raschker 12.6 1. S Hoite 5.93 (40-44) 2 D Langway 28.5 1. R lacy 1.30 D Hoist 31.97 R Ogle tree 13.4 1 V Bell 2. B Warren 5.80 23.8 3 J Kelly ;40.7 2. W Dunham 1.22 (55-59) M Sutter 13.8 2 T Ramirez 2. J Walker 18.7 3. G Coats 5.23 23.8 4 T Barnes ;50.4 J Ulam , 39.26 F Braasch 15.5 3. J Bradley 21.1 4. J Beckham 4.84 3 J West 23.9 (45-49) SHOT PUT B Richards 39.07 (40-49) 4 T Garza (50-54) (45-49) 23.9 1 C Cox 41. (30-34) J Bachar 24.32 D Radigan 16.5 1. E Schuler 18.8 1. J Gilmore 5.36 (45-49) 2 C Pauling 02. 1. VIAARDINGER.14.04 (60-64) ( 50-59) 1 L Riddick 24.0 2. J Demedicis 18.8 2. J Baggett 4.76 3 G Williams 10. 2. R Harvey 13.00 G Nordgren 37.40 V McRoy 22.6 2 E Sutton 25.4 3. S Daiuel 19.8 (50-54) 4 J Branch 18. 3. R Price 12.07 T Thorne 28.40 G Douglas 24.0 3 B Wilson 25.6 (55-59) 1. JC Brown 5.50 (50-54) 4. J CSlton 10.95 D Hull 23.82 4 R Clark 1. F Marr 22.7 2. E Schuler 5.06 26.1 1 J Schirber 35.6 (35-39) (65-69) 200 METERS (50-54) (6(1-64) 3. C Johnson 4.62 2 J Bethea 27.4 1. E Hill 15.49 R Schanzle 21.67 (30-39) 1 B Lancaster 1. J Martin 19.1 4. R Cooper 4.39 24.9 3 Daniel 29.4 2. L Duncan 14.54 (70-74) P Raschker 25 2 R Cooper 31.0 2. W Carmen 21.1 (55-59) 4 T Bartfeld 36.5 3. A Williams 14.52 C Tompkins 31.85 L McBlain 27 3. T Thome 23.7 1. B Richards 4.59 (55-59) 4. C Ludecke 14.19 W Dunham 27.63 R Ogletree 27 (70-74) 2. F Marr 4.41 3 T Bartenfeld 37.5 1 G English 17.9 (40-44) F Walters .21.80 M Sutter 28 1. C Ttmpkins 25.4 3. F Boswell 2.39 2 C Strong 23.4 1. Wesselowski I3.cr4 A Nellis (75-79) (60-64) 20.54 (40-49) (60-64) 2. C Klehm 11.92 (75-79) R Kuykendall 37 1. R Meyers' 25.0 1. W Carmen 4.47 (30-34) 1 J Rice 22.0 3. B Warren 11.48 A Wright 15.27 B Hayes 44 2. W Jordan 4.44 1 D Street 51.2 2 G Lipscomb 43.1 4. J Russell 10.36 3. W Byers 4.43 2 D Thiel 52.6 3 A Black 33.0 (45-49) 56# WEIGHT 400 METERS 400 MEIER HUREKES 4. T Thome 3.66 3 D Moore 53.1 (65-69) 1. L ^eer 12.12 (30-34) (30-39) (30-34) (65-69) 4 D Hall 54.2 1 M Miller 7:13.0 2. Fraundorfer 12.07 R Price 8.50 P Raschker 58.9 1. W Cartwright 55.1 1. F Hiite 4.50 (35-39) (70-74) 3. Wesselowski 11.81 N Bower 8.14 R Ogletree 70.3 2. M Kelly 56.6 (70-74) 1 C Ray 50.8 1 J Stevens 5: 48.5 H. D Gaskin 10.61 T Bianchi 7.43 F Braasch 71.3 3. K Taylor 56.8 1. S Burho 3.80 2 G Carr 51.8 2 Nellis 27.1 (50-54) (35-39) C Anderson 85.7 4. M Epirat 58.9 2. C Tbnpkins 3.67 3 J Shoemaker 57.5 3. W Dunham 1. R Ccoper 12.73 E Hill 9.32 (40-49) (35-39) 2.88 (40-44) 5000 METERS 2. D Hoist 12.01 B-Muhammad 5.56 B Hayes 97.7 1. S Hager 58.2 1 V Bell 53.6 (30-34) (75-79) 3. R Bredenbeckll.69 (40-44) (50-59) 2. J Mofitgonery 59.8 2 G Coats 56.5 1 R Hans 16: 11.1 1. R Meyers 3.49 4. C Johnson 9.99 C Klehm 8.42 G Douglas 1:57 3. T Cronan 62.6 3 Latimore 66.8 2 J Glasscock 17 27.3 (55-59) J Russell 5.09 V McRoy 2:24 4. T Thome 63.7 (45-49) Phillips 17 48.3 TRIPIE JUMP 1. B Richards 12.82 (45-49) (40-44) 1 C Pauling 55.2 Osthoff 18; 18.2 (30-34) 2. J Ulam 10.73 D Gaskin 7.40 800 METERS 1. B Kline 63.6 2 E Sutton 55.2 (35-39) 1. L Rodenbeck 14.37 3. "C Strong 7.40 Fraundorfer 7.05 (30-39) (45-49) 3 J Bradley 59.9 A Williams 16; 3'5.1 2. R Wood 11.85 D Mann 6.33 L McBlain 2:27.2 1. J Gilmore 63.8 4 H Laws 60.3 W Vaughn 17; 10.9 3. T Henley 11.47 <60-64) T Twomey 6.21 S Houlton 2:31.7 2. J Bradley 67.7 (50-54) L Brandon 19; 29.0 4. W Morton 11.18 . 1 C Behubry 13.24 (50-54) L Aldrich 2:36.4 3. G Hayes 1:45.4 1 No Competitors W Howell 20; 03.9 (35-39) 2 G Nordgren 11.88 B Backus 11.18 T Osthoff 2:55.9 (50-54) (55-59) (40-44) 1. T Cronan 11.60 3 D Hull 10.68 R Bergenback 7.28 (40-49) > K Winn 16:43.8 1. J Demedicis 68.7 4 T Thorne 1 E Foster 65.8 2. J Montgomery10.42 8.65 D Hoist 5.48 P Kaiser 2:44.2 2. S Eaniel 75.6 2 W Jordan 69.7 3. Woods 8.96 (65-69) D Hazelton R Kuykendall NT 2 A Craven 17:57. (55-59) 4.89 3 E McDonald 71.8 (40-44) 1 R Schanzle 9.70 (55-59) B Hayes 3:35.0 3 LeeuwenburglS:03 1. E Poster 1:47.2 (60-64) 1. S Wiite 12.20 (70-74) B Richards 4 C Hendry 19:36 (60-64) 6.38 1 J Rice 62.9 2. J Russell 9.12 1 C Tompkins 10.02 (75-79) 1500 METERS (45-49) 1. J Martin 69.7 2 A Nellis 2 W Carmen 75.0 (45-49) 8.87 S Herrmann (30-39) 1 C Cox 16:20 4.09 3 A Black 2. W Carmen 86.5 1. P Carstensen 6.71 3 F Walters 7.45 A Wright 77.1 2 Jones 3.18 S Houlton 5:15.0 16:23 (75-79) (75-79) 4 W Ray • 77.7 (50-54) J Holloway 5:19.9 3 C Curtis 16:48, 1. R Meyers 94.9 (65-69) 1. JC Brown 11.38 1 S Herrmann 9.81 P Barton 5:34.0 4 K Howell 27:57, 4 X 100 REIAY 2 A Wright 35# WEIGHT 1 F White 68.8 2. B Gentry 9.30 6.84 T Osthoff NT (50-54) (30-34) (30-34) 2 W McRoy 81.5 (55-59) (40-49 ) 1 Bartenfeld 18:51 1. Atlanta TC 45.1 1 R Price 12.98 3 0 Poole 83.2 1. B Richards P Kaiser 5:33.9 (55-59) 2. Greenville 45.2 9.73' 2 N Bower 12.27 (70-74) (60-64) Kuykendall 6:48.0 1 G English 18: 39 3. SE Louisiana 45.8 3 Vlaardinger.12.20 1 R Lacy 76.0 1. W Carmen 8.91 B Hayes 6:48.3 2 C Strong 21:51 Decathlon MW ~ 46.0 2. Byers 8.82 4 T Bianchi 10.98 K Mabley 7:37.9 3. T Thome 7.43 September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 17

MASTERS MEET 60.12 SENIOR OLYMPICS HOOSIER TRACK CLUB AND DISCUS 440 John Whelan 5000 METERS WALTHAM, MASS. 2:20.0 PROVIDENCE, R.I. PENN MUTUAL INDIANA H30 S Kirkpatrick 110-8 880 Carl Reetz (30-39) JUNE 24, 1981. MASTERS AND SUBMASTERS- H35 H Hopkins 98-1 Mile Will Mason 4:58.98 1. A Barton 20:56 lOK TRACK & FIELD CHAMPION M50 Jack Scott 115-5 2. M Bouchillon 22:24 M30-39 M40 Bill Boardman 34:43 SHIP MEET. M55 Chuck Olson 98-5 W40-49 3. T Osthoff 23:18 LJ Tom Murphy 18-8% M45 Ken Green 37:43 INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. M60 L McClintock 92-9»s LJ Susan Redfield 13-1% 4. C Anderson 23:29 Shot Pete Hardy 28-3% M50 Joe MaHoy 38:22 JUNE 13, 1981. M65 M Porter 99-6>5 Shot Susan Redfield 24-5% (40-49) Disc Pete Hardy 86-8% M55 Herb Harks 43:21 M70 Phil Partridge 102-4 100 Cinnie Fulenwiderl5.67 1. N Par)5 2. Birmingham TC 70.7 1500 100 John Whelan 11.16 M60 Charles Northrup 13.49 W65 Sheila Evans 8-3!5 3. Birmingham TC 74.0 M40 Art Conro 4:42.0 from Barbara Pike 5:35.6 M65 Wayne Griffith 18.94 M30 Hairston 18-2>-; (40-49) M45 Ken Green M75 Frank Furniss 16.59 M35 Ellis 18-li4 1. Birmingham TC 92.6 M50 Bob Ravenell 5:21.0 5:08.5 W40 Joanne Grissom 14.3 M50 Greg Bell 2O-S5 4 X 400 RELAY M55 George Silva 7:25.6 W45 Ruth Neff 15.59 M55 Rush Jacobs 14-0 (30-39) W45 Suzanne Oixon 7:57.2 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 20.11 M60 Schwartz 13-6 1. B'ham TC / 5::28.4 W50 Carolyn Nally W65 Sheila Evans 17.36 MB5 Hummel 12-0 1981 POSTAL MEET OF MILES LONG JUMP W70 Meredith Probst 28.42 M70 Furniss 10-21; (30-39) ICQ MAO John Whelan 12.05 M75 Cureton 6-ll!a JUNE 20, 1981 ALOHA HIGH SCHOOL TEACK 1. P Rasch)cer 5.76 12.08 200 M80 Pitcher 8-81; PORTLAND, OREGON 2. L McBlain 5.25 M45 Fred Lakeway 13.02 M30 Ron Murphy 22.76 3. M Sutter 4.14 MSG Matt Boyle MALE 40-49 M55 Les Smith 14.04 M35 Michael Ellis 23.41 lOK CROSS COUNTRY 4. R Ogletree 4.06 M60 Nat Heard 15.00 M40 Charles Dudley 25.20 M30 Ananth 37:01 (40-49) 40 4:34.0 W40 Marsha Hummel 19.02 M45 Jim Lipskey 25.66 M40 Dan Clark 42:26 Mike Heffernan 1. D Radigan 3.11 42 5:09.3 16.02 M50 Greg Bell 26.5 M55 Roland Anspach 38:35 Everett Knott TRIPLE JUMP W45 Ann Chandler M55 Rush Jacobs 26.77 M60 Victor Wojnar 49:00 Michael de la Crua 42 5:16.0 (30-39) W50 Pat McGee 18.08 W55 Dottle Lamson M60 Charles Northrup 28.76 M65 Ernie Nasser 55:08 Richard Bruce 40 5:19.7 1. P Raschker 10.88 20.09 M65 Wayne Griffith 44.0 H75 Jack Garner 59:21 Reid Ferriss 40 5:30.1 2. L McBlain 10.39 W65 Josie Hamaker 21.01 M70 Frank Furniss 39.0 Jamea Young 40 5:37.2 HIGH JUMP M75 A.E. Pitcher 39.07 SHOT PUT 47 5:38.0 (30-39) 200 Bob Campbell U40 Marsha Hummel 43.00 W40 Joann Grissom 31.9 W40 Joann Grissom 36-11 47 5 >69.3 1. L McBlain 1.50 Dick Stevens W45 Elsie Ruggiero 38.07 W45 Ruth Neff 36.5 W45 Ruth Neff 20-4 42 5:40.7 2. P Raschker 1.45 Dave Ram W50 Pat McGee 40.20 W55 Pearl Anspach 44.5 W60 Ernestine Yeomans NT 40 6:10.2 10. A1 Hoeger W55 Dorothy Lamson 45.00 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 42.80 W65 Amy Robinson 19-1 (30-39) 11. Richard E. Talbott 42 6:22.7 W65 Josie Hamaker 55.00 W65 Amy Robinson 60.13 M30 J Inroan 41-10 1. Cox 20.51 W70 Meredith Probst 57.33 M35 H Hopkins 34-11 2. S Klehm 19.49 MALE 50 - 59 3000 M45 Chuck Donlon 36-0 3. P Hensen 17.56 1. Donald Stark 50 5:50.0 M40 Art Conro 10:09 llOH H50 Jack Scott 39-9^2 4. R Ogletree 16,91 2. Gilbert Durao 54 5:51.0 M45 Bill Hampson , 11:54 M30 Dave Williams 17.37 M55 D Thieke 31-5is (40-49) 3. Gordon Vaterlaue 50 5:59.0 M50 Dick Hammond 11:14 M35 Henry Hopkins 16.97 M60 T Hochman 37-51S I. D Radigan 14.74 4. Ray Howie 51 6:11.0 M55 Carl Hammen 10:58 M60 Henry Schwartz(80)14.95 M65 M Porter 38-10 JAVELIN THROW Robert Kays 54 6:13.7 H65 John Fiore ._ 16:54 M70 Phil Partridge 33-10 5. (30-39) W45 Elsie Ruggiero- ,14:06- 400 M75 F Armentrout 26-3 1. P Hensen 24.11 MALE 60 6 OVER W50 Pat McGee 16:01 W30 Carolyn Carter 82.5 2. L McBlain 23.71 5:26.1 W35 Sheila Jackson 93.1 HIGH JUMP 1. Clive Davies 65 3. R Ogletree 21.45 LONG JUMP 4-6 4. F Braasch 20.40 W55 Pearl Anspach W40 Joann Grissom (40-49) M40 John Whelan 16-11 3/4 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 1:46 W45 Ruth Neff 4-0 female 40 OVER 1. D Radigan 12.58 M45 Fred Lakeway 16- 7 3/4 W65 Sheila Evans 3-7 1. Susan Means 48 6:54.9 M50 Matt Boyle 15-2H H30 Kirkpatrick 5-2 H55 Len Yanku 10-5 M35 Hopkins 5-6 M55 Rush Jacobs 66.56 MAU 35 - 39 MEN'S PENTATHLON M60 Boo Moroom 16-1 M40 Dorsey 5-8 M50 Leland Erickson 78.0 1. Lynn Harmon (30-34) M65 Gil George 7-lk. M45 Richardson 5-10 35 4:36.9 M75 Richard Bredenheck80.4 1. B Green 2661 W40 Marsha Hummel 9-1!8 M50 Jack Scott 4-8 2. Wfrren Finke 39 4:51.7 2. D Morgan 2591 W50 Katy Grovel 1 8-24 M55 Chuck Olson 4-6 3. Denis Burger 38 4:58.0 800 3. A Lipscomb 2117 W55 Rose Ginish 6-2 M60 Joe Shy 4-2 4. A1 Mosar 35 5:02.5 ! 4 W30 Carolyn Carter 3:09 4. R Contreras 2116 M65 Sommer 4-2 5. Mike Jackson 35 5:04.5 W35 Sheila Jackson 3:18 (35-39) SHOT PUT M70 Furniss 3-10 W40 Judy McGee 3:30 1. T Cronan 2450 W40 Ann Chandler' 23-1 W45 Ruth Neff 3:37 2. C Futch 1509 W45 Susan Hammen 20-6 From Bob Coughlin M30 Bruce Tichenor 2:09 (40-44) W50 Katy Grovel 1 19-1 M35 Steve Nowicki 2:12 1. S White 2170 W55 Rose Ginish 20-1 U.S. 56-POUND WEIGHT M40 Harry Tolliver 2:04 MOVING? (45-49) W60 Louise George 11-7 THROW CHAMPIONSHIP M45 Sam Neff 2:45 1. J Gilmore 2059 W65 Elise Brockhoff 15-0 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT H55 Roland Anspach 2:29 National Masters Newsletter is mail 2. R Lindsay 1440 M40 Joe Spaziano 42-7 JUNE 27, 1981 M60 Leland Erickson 3. T Twomey 1283 M45 Les Dunbar 36-54 ed third class bulk rate and is not for- (55-59) M50 Matt Boyle 41-11 VETERANS 1500 WALK 1. B Richards 1124 M55 Dave Goodman 36-24 NYAC 38-6 wardable. When you move please let us M55 John Curran 9:48 UN 37-6 2. J Bachar 961 M60 Nat Heard 46-4 A1 Hall M65 Hugh Ydomans 10:46 know at least 3 weeks in advance. 3. F Boswell 821 M65 Gil George 28-3 Irv Black CCAA 27-4 (60-64) W55 Margaret Curran 12:06 W60 Ernestine Yeomans 10:00 1. C Beaudry 1504 DISCUS W70 Mitzi Probst 14:28 NATIONAL RRC MEET OF 2. D Hull 736 M40 Mike Hoffer 101-4 MILES. POSTAL. M45 Bob Col ford 61-8 1500 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA M50 Matt Boyle 74-4 TAC EASTERN REGIONAL MASTERS T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS, PARAMUS, NEW W30 Carolyn Carter 6:43 JUNE 28, 1981. M55 Len Yanku 58-9 JERSEY, JUNE 28, 1981. TEAM RESULTS. (Individual in August W35 Sheila Jackson 7:14 M60 Bill Gilligan 135-7 M30-39 H30 J Yantiss 4:53 '•Jomfen's overall points scoring Champions M65 A1 Sisti 77-8 John Devlin 31 4:30.1 H40 George Heins 5:44 W40 Carol Collins 41 -8 Lucious Anderson 34 4:32.0 M45 Sam Neff 5:47 Kerch Jersey Masters W45 Susan Hammen Wayne Vaughn 35 4:32.5 45-44 M50 Ken Dunipace 5:55 WHnhottan Flipht Klnps 98 W50 Pat McGee 45-8 M55 Roland Anspach 5:15 M40-49 Garden State Masters TC 68 W55 Edwina Collins 45-10 M60 R. Field 6:56 Bi11 Bond 40 4:59.2 5hore >^C 59 W60 Louise George 28-6 Skip Grant - 45 5:01.1 P4.V. Masters 36 W65 Elise Brockhoff 33-0 3000 Charles Des Jardins 5:05.0 HIGH JUMP W30 Carolyn Carter 13:49.3 M50-59 M40 Bob Schinse 4-2 W45 Sue Jent 17:41.2 Bill Osburn 57 5:43.9 M50 Matt Boyle 4-6 W55 Liga Karels- 18:56.6 Oixon Hemphill 56 6:02.8 HBO Boo Morcom W70 Meredith Probst 24:06 owrall 5-04 W. Emsley 51 6:51.6 M30 John Potts 11:05.7 30-39 40-49 50-59 60»- points JAVELIN M35 Tom Ransey 8:59.4 M60-69 24 45 1258 I W40 Carol Collins 52-5 M50 Billy Sedam 11:45.1 John Woods 63 6:04.1 Y. Masters 03 41 236 W45 Susan Hammen 50-8 M55 Roland Anspach 10:35.4AR Henry Heymann 61 6:46.6 Shore AC 96 55 56 217 W50 Katy Grovel 1 48-11 M60 Leland Erickson 13:02.9 Richard Lukes 62 6:55.8 Philadelphia Masters 83 31 47 200 W55 Celia Lilley 35-4 M75 Richard Bredenbeck ^'orth Jersey L'Ssters 34 27 70 {m W50+ 136 W60 Louise George 22-4 13:06.4AR Carden State TClub 54 60 18 W65 Elise Brockhoff 26-1 Lee Glassco 50 7:51.3 rc-w York Athletic Club 26 25 14 65 - 130

24 27 10 — 61 M40 Pat Conley 132-6 POLE VAULT New York Pioneers from Larry Noel 4 37 20 -- 61 M45 Bob Colfard 83-1 -M30 Green 12-6 Potomac Valley 91-6 M50 Leo Sullivan M35 Ranscher 12-0 BATH CLASSIC w . . 28 M55 Ed Golden 93-9 H45 0 Zimmerman 8-6 BATH, OHIO • Mercer-Bucks - - 2^ HBO Boo Morcom 102-2 M60 Joe Shy 5-0 JULY 12, 1981 Norcal Seniors • - 22 M65 A1 Sisti 65-6 M65 D Hummel 8-6 CMAA • - Athletic Attic • - • 19 POLE VAULT 18 from Elizabeth McKenna Unlv. of Chicago • • • M30 Tom Jenkins 13-6 Jutres, State of Rhode i'agle AC 16 Terry Green 13-6 - j^|j.aod. Dept. of Elderly M40 Ed Hoyle 13-6

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MINNESOTA TAG MASTERS 3RD ANNUAL CLEVELAND 39-39-wen 120 yard high hurdles 50-59 men shot put *1. Lamar Miller - Peoples Choice TC,,15,00 *1. Rudolf Bredenbeck - Over The Hill....33*84" TRACK & FIELD MEET TRACK CLASSIC, PARMA 2. Dolan Street - Peoples Choice TC..15,08 2. Clarence Johnson - Over The Hill TC,,30*5" 3. Tom Jenkins - Over The Hill TC.,.,16.46 3. Jack Siringer - un 21*8" ST, CLOUD, MINNESOTA OHIO^ JUNE 20, 1981. 4. Mike Crawford - Post Office 19,45 4. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers 21*44" >0-Sj*iiien hammer throv 5. Paul Hill - un ,20.94 5. Dick Fanning - Cleve West RRC 21*24" JULY 17, 1981. *1. Ed Hill - IAI'9" 6. Jim Smith - Cleveland West RRC...,21.62 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes..19*104' 2. Norm Bower - Over The Hill TC....132'A" DlSTAtJCE 3. Carl Klehm - UCTC 131'11" 30-over mile race walk 50-59 men 100 yard dash iiAr'; AGE U, Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC..86*4i'* *1. Gerald Bocci - Motor City STrider?:41.1 *1. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC 11.79 5. Dick Mann - Over The Hill TO 83*1" 2, Gary Kidd - un 8:03,3 2. Vonly Phillips - Over The Hill TO....11.80 HJ Rob ichenk 3 3-OA 6' 2- 3. Allan Phillips -Wolverine .....8:24.4 3. Allan Jackson - Summit AC... 11.83 Scott hacleod 34-OA 5* 5!' Jan I.allelle 5- ?'• 30~over men pole vault 4. Alfonso Wilson - un 12.33 25-08 *1. Terry Green - ,.13*0" 30-39 men 440 relay 5. Clarence Johnson - Over The Hill TC..12.80 :x>uq "lergstrom 3 7-OB 5' 3" 5'7" 2. Tom Jenkins - Over The Hill TO.,.12*0'* *1. Peoples Choice^TC 43.10 6. Tom Roehm - West Penn TC 12.85 10"= va.shington 41-1.A 3. Roger McKissick - un 12*0" 2, West Penn TC .....46,67 Tom 1ashington 42-lA 5-7" 3, Over The Hill TC 46.69 50-59 men 220 yard dash John rwinn 41-lA S' 3- 30-39 men 100 yard dash 4, Second Time Around. 47,15 *1. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC 28.04 Tom langenfeld 45-in 6*0" *1. Lamar Miller - Peoples Choice TC.9.7A 5, Post Office 47.69 2. Vonly Phillips - Over The Hill TC 28.17 nob taxiax 47-IB 4'6" 2. Bob James - un 10.06 6, Over The Hill 'B* 47.79 3. Allan Jackson - Summit AC 30.20 3. Bob Allen - Over The Hill TC 10.08 4. Dick Fanning - Cleve West RRC 32.80 PV i.-r.'ijf? 42-3.3 4' 4. Orln Richburg - un 10.10 30-39 mile relay 5. Matt Norris - Cleveland West RRC 32.97 Chuck Olson 55-2B 4"2" 3. William Black - Clinton TC 10.72 *1. Peoples Choice TC,, ,..,..3:26.0 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes..37.93 K.G. v'olfG 5 3-2A 4'0" 6. Jim Hauser - un .10.80 2. Over The Hill TC 3:37.5 3, Over The Hill 'B*,. 4:11.2 50-59 men 440 yard dash Scott Macleod 34-OA 18"8 " LJ 18'87 30-39 men 220 yard dash *1. Vonly Phillips - 0\'er The Hill TC 1:03.32 Binjce Melin 39-on *1. Clarence Ray - Peoples Choice TC.22.16 40-49 men shot put 2. Bill Jordan - Over The Hill TC 1:07.58 liouq Bergstrom 3 7-OB 17'6-' 2. Bob James - un ,23.A2 *1, George Mirka - un 42'9k" 3. Stan Tolliver - Over The Hill TC 1:08.32 lian l.aBeile 35-OB 16* 10'." 3. Bob Allen - Over The Hill TC 23.50 2. Jim Polen - un .40*10^ 4. Allan Jackson - Summit AC 1:12.39 lee kaahington 41-lA 16' 2' U. William Black - Clfton TC 24.00 3. Carl Klehm - UCTC 40'3't" 5. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers. 1:12.60 G. i.artelle 42-lA 12'10" 5. Ralph Wallace - Ann Arbor TC 24.72 4. Larry Speer - Over The Hill TC.,.,37'3k" 6. Dick Fanning - Cleve West RRC ..1:13.40 Bob'.axlax 47-lp 14"." 6. Bryan Westfield - Ann Arbor TC...24.81 5. Dick Mann - Over The Hill TC 32'4V' Chuck Olson 55-2 B i3*ir '• 6. David Lucas - un. ,30'5^" 50-59 men 880 yard run Scott Kacleod 24-OA 40* 7' " 30-39 men 440 yard dash \ 1. Vonly Phillips - Over The Hill TC....2:44.6 TJ 35'9" *1. Clarence Ray - Peoples Choice TC,50.85 4b-49 men discus 2. Allan Jackson - Seinmit AC 2:47.3 Bruce f'.olin 39-OB 2. Dolan Street - Peoples Choice TC.30.90 *1. George Mirka - un 137'6V' 3. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers,...... 2:55 .2 Oan LaBelle 35-OB V 34'8- 3. Nick Salupo - Over The Hill TC,..55.75 2. Larry Speer - Over The Hill TC. 125*0" 4. Matt Norris - Cleve West RRC..^ 3:00.4 John Swing 41-lA 41*1'" 34*1':" 4. Ralph Wallace - Ann Arbor TC.,...S6.0 3. Jim Polen - un 118*4" 5. Dick Fanning - Cleveland West RRC... .3-t09.0 Tom Langenfeld 45-IB 2e'3'," 5. William Black - Clifton TC 57.17 4. Carl Klehm - UCTC 112*8V' 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes,,3:39.7 "<- G. Wo i f e 5 3-2A 31'3K" 6. Mike Crawford - Post Office 58,29 5. Rudolf Bredenbeck - Over- Hill..99*9" Chuck Olson 55-2B 6. Dick Mann - Over The Hill TC....93*10" 50-59 men mile run 107•6" 30-39 men 880 yard run *1. Ken Carman - Motor City Striders.,,,,5:22 ,0 DT Bob Schenk 33-OA 1. Glenn Andrews - Over The Hill TC,2:01.0 40-49 men 100 yard dash 2. Allan Jackson - Summit AC 6:06.3 Gan laBelle 3 5-OB 116'10" 2. Dplan Street - Peoples Choice...2:03.89 | *1. Tom Stradley - West Penn TC 10.26 3. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers ,6:08 .1 Dennis Baker 37-OB 108' E" 3. Ken Javor - un.. ...2:04.8 2. Matt Brown - Shore AC 10.48 4. Matt Norris - Cleve West RRC 6:20.2 Cct-ve •lossmann 38-OB 64' 1" 4. Ron Wiser - Over The Hill TC 2:05,45 3. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC,10,67 5. Pete Hlinka - Summit AC 6:31.5 John Swing 41-lA 101'10" 5. Cecil Horde - Peoples Choice TC..2:05.97 4. Ernie Robinson - Trailblazers...10.92 6. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes..7:25.3 Tom 'Ja-.hington 44-lA 90'B" 6. Norm Thomas - Over The Hill TC...2:08.3 5. Ed Button - West Penn TC 11.00 G, laHelie 42-1A . 83'4" 6. Charles Dudley - un 11.01 50-59 2 mile run 30-39 men mile run *1, Ken Carman - Motor City Striders.,,,.11:43.3 *1. Glenn Andrews - Over The Hill TC.4:27,0 40-49 men 220 yard dash 2. Allen Phillips - Wolverine Pacers....12:38.1 Bob Schenk 33-OA 36'0" 2. Jeff Hlinka - Siunmit AC ....4:31.3 1. Matt Brown - Shore AC 24.09 3. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers...... 13:55.6 ] Dan LaBelle 35-OB 39'8" 3. Wayne Vaughn - Tri-state TC 4:35.6 2. Tom Stradley - West Penn TC 24.25 4. Matt Norris - Cleve West RRC 14:14.2 Bruce Melin 39-on 39"4" 4. Ron Wiser - Over The Hill TC 4:39.1 3. Grover Coats - Over The Hill TC.24.30 5. Mike Pristash - Born Again Athletes..17:31.9 Bennia Baker 37-OB ,33'4" 5. Joe Knap - Cleveland West RRC..4:47.2 4. Ed Button - West Penn TC 25.20 G, LaBelle 42-lA 31'8" 6. Keith Alley - Greenhouse TC 4:59.1 5. Charles Dudley - un ....23.21 50-59 3 mile run R,G. Wolfe 5 3-2A 32'6" 6. Ernie Robinson - Trailblazers...25.62 1. Scrap Zalba - Geauga Joggers .20:27.2 R. LaBelle 51-2A 25'0" 2. Pete Hlinka - Summit AC 20:38.2 Chuck Olson 55-2B 28'4" 30-39 men high jump 40-49 men 440 yard dash 3. Hatt Norris - Cleveland West RRC 20:A5.2 1. Alonzo Littlejohn.Jr. - AATC. •. .6*0** 1. Matt Brown - Shore AC 54.97 A. Richard Smith - un 23:15.A 2. Tom Jenkins - Over The Hill TC,,5'10" 2. Ed Button - West Penn TC 55.97 5. Dick Cavicchi - un 23:A6.7 Bob Scherdc 33-08 149'0" 3. James Littlejohn - Littlejohns,.5*6" 3. Ray Boyd - un 57.08 6. Louis B. Schaefer - un 25:06.7 JAV Dennis Baker 37-OB 150'0" 4. Hike Crawford - Post Office 5*4" 4. Ernie Robinson - Trailblazers...58.80 Dan LaBelle 35-OB 126'6- 5. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC.,5*2" 5. Alonzo Littlejohn - AATC 70.02 Bruce Melin 39-OE 112'6" 6. Paul Hill - un 5*0" John Ewing 41-lA 135'7" 40-49 mem 880 yard run G, LaBelle 42-lA 98'6" 30-39 men long jump MASTERS MEN TEAM SCORES *1. Blxler - Over The Hill TC.. .2:13.2 K.G. Wolfe 5 3-2A 80*0" 1. Jim Hauser - un 20*8^" l.Over The Hill TC...296 pts. 2. William Evely - Geauga Joggers. .2:53.5 Chuck Olson 55-2B 91'10" 2. Orin Richburg - un , 20*7V* 2.Peoples Choice TC...86 3. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers.... .2:59.1 S.Cleveland West RFC..73 3. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TO..19*1" Dan LaBelle 35-OB 17,1 4. William Block - Clifton TC,..,..18*8" A.Summit AC 70 111 OH 40-49 men mile run Lee Washington 41-17, 15-3 5. Ben Stallworth - un 18*5V' 5.Geauga Joggers 62 i *1. Les Hegedus - Cleve West RRC... 4:33.0 John Ewinq 41-lA 15,8 6. Grover Coats - Over The HHITC.,18'4" 6. West Penn TC 51 2. Jon Blxler - Over The Hill TC.. .4:56.1 G. LaBelle 42-lA 18.4 3. Gerald Boccl - Motor City STR.. .5:16.4 30-39 men triple jump 4. Robert Wisner - Cleve West RRC. .5:48.7 Terry Stenberg 32-QA 13.6 *1. Lee Myers - un 43*9" 5. William Evely - Geauga Joggers. .5:54.3 100 Steve Rossmann 38-OA 11:4 2. Orin Richburg - un 39*1V 6. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers.... .6:33.0 Dan LaBelle 35-OB 12.4+ 3. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC.i35*6" LOS GATOS ALL COMERS MEETS Doug Bergstrom 37-OB 12.4 4. Alonzo Littlejohn,Jr. - AATC,,,,34*V 40-49 2 mile run LOS GATOS, CALIF. Tom Washington 44-lA 12,00 5. Cortland Bugge - Second Time.,.,33*7" 1. Larry Patterson - SERC..''. .10:49.1 JULY 9. MASTERS (40+) Lee Washington 41-lA 12.2 2. Gerald Bocci - Motor City Str,. .11:02.2 John Ewing 41-lA 12.5 30-39 men shot put 3. Robert Wisner - Cleve West RRC. .12:42.5 lOOy Bruce Springbett 10.5 R. LaBelle 51-2A 14.6 *1. Ed Hill - un 51*2V* 4. William Evely - Geauga Joggers. .12:50.3 440y Bruce Springbett 54.9 Chuck Olson 55-28 13,6 2, Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC.44*3" 5. John Gullo - Geauga Joggers.... .14:18.2 Mile Tom Laris 4:24.5 3, Don Smith - un,,42*11" 2M Tom Laris 9:22.4 John Greig 33-QA 4:37 .t 4, Karl Brendle - un 38*9*' 40-49 3 mile run 1500 Terry Stenberg 32-OA 5:34 5, Gene Higglns - un 38*34" *1. Gerald Bocci - Motor City Str. .16:49.2 JULY 16. MASTERS (40+) Rick Recker 37-OB 6, Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC..36'6" 4:39 2. James Forsythe - un .18:12.6 220y Ben Anixter 23.9 Mike Thomas 38-OE 5:28 3. Robert Wisner - Cleve West RRC .19:03 Dan LaBelle 35-OD 5:47 30-39 men discus 880y Bill Meinhardt 2:09.1 4. William Evely - Geauga Joggers .19:11.9 George Savanick 43-lA 4:27 *1. Ed Hill - un 149*9" Mile Tom Laris 4:23.7AR 5. Jim Barrett - Over The Hill TC .19:35.0 Petie waxlax 43-lA 7:57 2, Don Smith - un 140*11" 2M Van Zant 10:27.0 6. John Guile - Geauga Joggers... .19:47^3 Jen Jansen 43-lA 8:16 3, Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC.135*4" 4, Norm Bower - Over The Hill TC..132*8" Doug Bergstrom 37-OB 5, Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC..106*0" 100 1:00.5 Mike Thomas 38-OB 1:09.6 A, Ledermann 44-1A 1:01.2 30-39 men iavelln PENN MUTUAL U.S. MASTERS 15KM *1. Steve Shulin - West Penn TC.,,.199*2" Bob Domek 2. Dave Morgan - Over The Hill TC..175*2" 37-OB 2:17.3 ROAD RUNNING CHAMPIONSHIPS !! 100 Jim Diarmid 41-lA 2:14.3 3. Malachi NcGruder - Over The Hilll60'l" 4. Ed Hill - un 158*4" Steve Rossmann 5. Mike Cavotta - Over The Hill TC,125*4" 100 38-OB 24,4 Saturday, October 3, 1981, 9 a.m. Dan LaBelle 6. Don Smith - un ,123,3" 35-OB 25.5 Dennis Baker 37-OB 25.6 30-39 men 2 mile run WA S H I N G T 0 N, D. C. John Ewing 41-lA 25,1 1, Jeff Hlinka - Summit AC,,9,48,l Chuck Olson 55-2B 28.00 2, Wayne Vaughn - Tri-state TC,,..,,.9:49.2 3, Joe Knap - Cleveland West RRC 9:54.2 Men and women, 40 and over. 5K Rick Recker 3 7-OB 18:19 4. Ron Wiser - Over THe Hill TC 10:25.7 Mike Thomas 38-OB 19:34 5. Keith Alley - Greenhouse TC 10:37.1 Special Section 30-39. Conducted G. Savanick 43-lA 17:14 6. Dennie Sanders - un ,.11,23.0 by Potomac Valley Seniors. fro" Bob Waxlax 30-39 m^n 3 mile run *1. Jeff Hlinka - Summit AC..' 14:44.0 Send SASE for entry and information 2. Wayne Vaughn - Tri state TC 14.48.4 ?. Joe Knap - Cleveland West RRC....,15:09.6 MASTERS 15KM, PO BOX 1065, 4. Keith Alley - Greenhouse TC...,,15:54.2 5. William Stross - Cleve Vest RRC.,,16:09.1 COLLEGE PARK, MD 20740. 6. Sid Sink - un .,,26;52,$

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KILL COUKTHV CLJISSIC MASTEBS TRACE MEET RESULTS MA30H, TEXAS June 27, 1961

METLP. DASH 10,e'^Hi LOHG JUMP lo Casey 1 Steva(2?) Sen Angelo 11.70 ifJitney, Ruben (36) San Antonio WOMEN 2, Jones, Edward (36) Austin 11, =s (25-22) 2o Veretty Vlctor(26 'Lredcenrldge 13.51^ 11,31, 100 METER DASH Mitchell, Patirv''*)Hesquite 1. Casey, Steve (29)San Angelo 17°9i" (25-31) Xoung, Paul (3?) Houston lloB? 2. Vei-ett, Victor (28)Brecdg. 16"0" lo Perkins, Leon(31) Austin 11.25 i 1. Worden, Cecile (28) Mason 11.53 5. Doekery, Charles(36)San Ant, 12, V, (•P-jl) 11.26 2. Dale, Celeste (25) Odessa 16.18 2y Wyatt, Leroy (33) Antonio 6. Schoenlg, Rlch&rd(38) San Ant, 12,;? 1. DuBose, Louis {32)Bandera 17 1" 12,19 17.06 3o Buhl, Robert (32) Austin 12,61 2. Livingston, Jlm(32)Junction 16«6" 3. Brandt, Linda (25) Odessa — 12.29 7. Ryan, Thomas(36) Son Antonio H. Twllilgear, George(30>Rio Eric . Patterson, Fat(37) Mason lit.31 1. Snlthson, Charlane(25) Whlta jg 2k 5. Livingston, Jim 132) Junction 13'36 (ones, Edward(36) A-ustin 20''3"* (35 & up) * 6. Long, Hark (30) Austin 11.^1 1. Willlams a Sally(38)0dea8a 16,77 m1. McGlashan, Bob (>+5) Houston 12.71 Llnscomb, Ron(38) Garland 18'9" 2. Ranc, Margie (hO) El Paso 17.52 2, Clsneros, Hector('♦7) Austin 12,75 Durham. Rusty(35) Ft.Worth 17' 9" Goreron, Hans(Uo)San Antonio 11.75 Ryan, Thomas(36)San Antonio 17' 8" 2, Deatherage. Tony(^) Dallas 12.05 (50;^) yo METER DASH IZ.Zk 1,^Twllilgear, G.W. (5^)Leakey 13=93 Howell, Randy(35)£reckenridgel3'10} 3, White, Free ('+3) Houston Simpson, Jimmy(37) Gas tell 12 li" (25-d) H-. Head, John CW3)0nlversal Clt> 12.39 Petty. Jack(37)Nacogdoch8S 11° 6" 1. Mordan, Caclle (28) Mason 30«l'i 5, Calvert, Bill (UltiBreckanrldge 1W.15 o^dsmlth, Ha*(53) Lewisvllie 13.35 (35 A up) 6, Llndsey, Bobby C+P) Abilene 1'+,54 &_ssl 1. Rmc, Margie (HO) El Paec 36.65 ite, Fred (66) Dunaanvllle lW.12 (low ~ Vollaan., Le3ter(L2)Fredericksbga5.3i 1. Deatherage. Tony(H)Dallas 17' (UO-Mt) 2. Head, Joha(l3)Unlversal City 17 3" 1600 METER HUN 2L,6& 3. Voiiman, Lester(l2)Frd3brgc 130' .. -acharie, Ralph () San Antonlc22»91® 1. Deatherage, Tony(Ult) Dallas (25-3'') 2c White, Fred (L3; Houston 2'..^C (i5Ji£) 1. Worden, Ceclle (28) Mason 6t39.'i7 2, Casey, Steve (29) San Aigslo 25.03 1. foosej Thomas(l6)BoeTOe 16'.-,"* 3o Verett, Vic tor (28)3reck:enrldge 33 3c Gordon, Hans {HO)Saii Antonio 2, Rathgen, Brenda (25) Midla: 6:39.19 k. Head, John (L-3) Universal City im 2. McGlashan,Sob(I5) Houston 16-i" (35 & up) mnM , , ^ 5= Crook, Don (L-3) San Antonio 27, d£ 3. Clsneros, hector (I7) Austin 15'1" 1. Ranc, Margie El Paso 7:19,81 1. Wyatt, Lercy(33) San Antonio .19 6: Calvert, Bill (''+lt)Ereckenrdg< 30, 7C 1, Barlow, W.J.(16)San Antonio 13'9" 2. Clsneros, Royce Austin 8:55.'i? 2. Parkins, Leon(31) Austin .20 7._^LlndseyI Bobby (^2) Abilene 3-- 5 Richards, James (1?) Arlington 11' 3. Schmidt, Minnie Mason 9:07.95 3. Tvllllgaar,George(30) Rio Frlo .21 (60—61j H-y Livingston, Jim (32) Junction 30 Ic^Hculashan, Bob(U5) Houston 25< lo Alexander, J.E. (61)MoCamey 16' 0"< n?-i9) 2. Clsneros, Hector('+7) Austin 2", Boo meter pelay .27* 1, Whitney, Ruben(36) San Antonio 3. Foosa, Thoma3(i»6) Boeme 26. BL "ite, Fred (68)DuncanviIle 11' 5" 1. University of Texas Permian Basin 2, Mount, Lester(35)ranners Brnch, .22 HIGH JUMP 67.26 3, Mitchell. Fat(38)He3qulte .Wl iPiSL-Tigear, G.W,(5V) Leakey 35. 'e, Jones, Edvird (36) Austin DuBose, Louis(32) Bandera 5* 2" 5c Schoenlg, Richard(3S)San Ant, .76 (Brandt, Rathgen,Willlams. Dale) lf^Go?dsmith, Max(53)Duncanvllle 27 '-n (35-39) 6c Doekery, Charles (36) Austin 07 2, Cummlngs, Russell(55)Austin le Miller, Frosty(35) Pontotoo 5' 6"i 2. University of Texas Permian Basin .32 33-. 6*. (Dlxon, Barlow,idalthson, Worden) 7. Ryan, Thomas(36) San Antonio 60-6W) 2. lAirham, Rusty (35) Ft.Vorth 5° 1" 8, Patterson, Pat (37) Mason .0? (10-H) (6'5 & up) { Alexander, J.E.(6i)KoCamey 2oo22< 70.23 la Head. Johnd3)San Antonio White, Free (68) Duncanvllle 70..09 5» 0" woe" METERmeter DASE" ~ (15-19) from Lee Graham HHST' (WO-WW) 1. Landers, Frlti d?)Mason 5' 0"» Ic Patterson, Paul (26) Abilene 6Wc25 1, Herring, MarvlnC+3)Ft., Worth 5'•'-£ 2. McGlashan,Bob d5)Hou3ton et 0"« 2, Verett, Victor(28>Breck8nrldge 70c63 2, Bowdan, Ray (W3) Hewitt 59«?3 3. Cisnei-os, Hector(1?) Austin I'lC" C30°3W) 3, Petty, Glenn (W)Abilene 6:.c63 1» 8" W, Head, John (W3)Unlversal City 62^73 1. Karlov, W.J,(16)San Antonio continued from page 1 1. Perkins, Leon (31) Austin 51.53 5. Foose, Thomas (16) Boeme 1" 6" 52.78 5, Llndsey, Bobby (W2) Abilene 65.-93 2o McCraken, Kike (31) Houston 6. Calvert, Blll('+W)Breckenrldge 66,26 6. Crook, Don (17)San Antonio 1- 6" 3, Buhl, flobert (32) Austin 55.21 Bill Bell, of Indiana and Olympic Hr Taylor, Gene (3'+) McGregor 56.18 (W5^ SHOT PUT 1. Clsneros, Hector (W7) Austin 5Bc:,5 (25-29'-29T~(16 pound) fame, came long enough to jump over (^121 11"10*" Ic Mount, Lester (35)Farmers Bmcbc?*o09 1. Che:Jherepon, Alan (27)Austin 2. Young, Paul (37) Houston 57.W2 if'oolismlth, Max (58) Lewlsvtlle 65.09 2. Crouch, Jerry (27) Mason 39' 2" 20 feet on his first effort, hurt himself 3. Pettyi Jeck (37) Kacogdoches 57,68 (60^W) (30-d) (16 pound) and vowed to be back. A.E. Pitcher, h, Ryan. Thomas (36/3aa.Antonio 58c9C 1. Alexander, J.Ec(61) McCamey 5o,?B^' 1. Tanner, Koman (31)Menard 5c Patterson, Pat (37) Mason,,, 63.32 ^^w^Age Division AVcrld Pvcori " 2. DuBose, Louis(32) Bandera mt- 79, of Indianapolis provided a tough 6-, MpOra, Wlil|^ (39)San Angejlp, 73,38 3. Leifeste, Fritz (3?)Ma3on 32° Hi act to follow. Dave Shrader, 67, of i. Wilta,'Fred r6&).0unefe'vlll9 '66,62 n5--39) (16 pound) 50° 8V' nOMEKH HIGH HORDLES Ic Johnson, Travis (38)San Ang. Topeka, is back in good form, both as 2o Durham, Rusty(35)Ft. Worth 2" (30-3W) (1+2" huraiasl (WO-WW) (39" hurdles) a thrower and an historian. What a 1. Buhl, Robert (32) Austin 1. Head, Jbhn(W3)Dnlver3al Cityl3 1.' 3. Petty, Jack(375Kacogdoches -li" 16,67* comeback the talkative one has made! 2. DuBose, Lcv.ls (32) Bandera 18.65 (W7-W9) (39" hurdles) (lO-^) (12 pound) (35--B9) (W2" hurdles) 1. Crook, Don (^7)San Antonio lo.l? 1. Petty, Glean (lO) Abilene 37'7" The women provided a particular 1. Young, Paul (37) Houston 18,80* 2. Clsneros, BectoriW7).Ausoln 19.S- (15-19) (12 pound) DASH 1. Graham, Lee d5) Mason 12' 3"« bright spot in the whole affair. Anna (WO-WW) 2. Landers. Fritz (15) Mason 39' Rush, 53, Propect, Ky. was the overall 1. McCraken, Kike (31) Houston 2:02,85** 1. Eowden, Ray (W3) Hewitt 2:23,1:- 3. Crook, Don d7)San Antonio 32'j.. t', 2. Taylor, Gene (3*+; McGregor 2:lW,6ii 2. Herring. Manrln (W3)?t,-W-i. ?:2r. fc 1, Harlow, W.J. d6)San Antonio 2?^' walk winner. JoAnn Grissom, 42, In 3. Du^se, Louis (32) Bandera 2:22.81 3. Oathright, Lyndon(W3)Abx, 2:25 'si 5. Richards, Jaaes(15)Arlington 23 3" dianapolis won big again. Two new W. Ferls, Greg (3'*) Abilene 2:26,61 H, Pittenger, Korman(Mt)El P.2:56,1' 5. Lefevre. Jeffrey(33)San Ant. 2:W6.8£ (15^9) " DISCUS comers were brilliant. Phyllis 6, Livingston, Jim (32) Junction 3:08.IW I, Clsneros,Hector(W7)Austin 2:19,IB* (25-29)"re5rie i(,M HE'kR RDK 1. Tanner, Norman (3I) Menard 127° 0"* Evans, 66, Indianapolis, by way of (30^ ,, (1,0-llf) 2. DuBose, Louis (32) Bandera 103'8i" England, was record performer. Gary 1. DuBose, Louis (32) Bandera 5:07.59 U'~Gathrlght, Lyndon (15) Abiln. 5:13-?6- 3. Leifeste. Fritz (32)Hason 90°St" Forls, Greg (.y*) Abilene 5:28,30 2. Pltten£er,Norman('ll)El Paso 5:33. OC C3?-,39? (College Wt.) Carr, 36, Mascoutah, 111. and Ernie 3a Lefevre, Jeffrey(33)San" Ant. 5:56.26 3a VoHffiann,Lastar(l2)Frd3brB. 7:23.96 1. Johnson, Travl8(38)San Ang. 121°9i'" Billups were age group record breakers (M^ (15-^9) 2. lAtfham, Ru3ty(35) FtrWorth 116°6" 1. Spain, Bob (35) Austin 5:07r65* 1. Piuenneke,Charles(l9)Masoh 5:39,96" 3. Petty, Jack(375K6Cogdoches yl'O" at 800 meters. Always good to see a 2. Leonard, Lawrence(36)San An.5:28.3i sprinting family and Betty and Alex 5000 MSTSB RUN (35-59) dC-H) (High School Wt.) ZHSST 1. Petty, Jack(3?)Nacogdnche3 l&:ll B'- 1. Petty, GlenndO) Abilene 105'5i"* Pappas certainly qualify. Even families 2. Leonard,Lawrence(36)S-. Angejrl9:s ?. 7 1. Patterson, Paul (26)Abilene 17:'+2.9 •• 2, Gathright, Lyndond3)Abll. 89'lCi" where someone is fast and the other 2, Currie , tavld (28) Mason 20:16.53 3. :toor6, Willian(39)SanAr_3elo22;v S, ti (15-19). (High School Wt.) (50-5W) (IQ^) 1. Graham, Lee (Ij) Mason 97' 2" slow are fun so Mary and Rich 1. Ferls, Greg (3W) Abilene 19:30.86* 1. Pittenger,HoraandDElPaso 20:20.20 2. Harlow, WaJ.d6)San .Ant.- 85"''^" Czarapata came along too. 2. Hill, Rodger (31)San Angel 22:lW.6W 2. GathrightjLyndondS)A'jilen 21:13.ll 3. Crook, Don(l7)Sati Antonio 79 -1" 3. Long, Mark (30) Austin 22:51.01 (**5^9) (60-^) ( 1 Kilo. Wt.) Dick Richardson and family earned (55-59J 1. Pluenneke,Charles (*^9)Mason 20:10. lO* 1. Alexander, J.E. (61}McCamey 125"!"* 1. Cunmlnes.gyissell(55)Austin 25:21.68* a well deserved rest for their perfor •WTO JAVELIN mances as co-meet directors. It was a 1. Austin Track Club H. 65* (30-31) •(troTioge Wtc) Antonio Track Club 15.32* (Perkins, Doekery, Jones5Ramire 2/ 1. Buhl, Robert (32) Austin 196' 0"' smooth on-time effort. Of course the 2. Breckenrldge Track Club 52.89 2. Tanner, Norman (3I)Menard 136° 5" weight types were still throwing and (3^-39? *. lAiBose, Louis (32) Bandera 121° 7" 1. San Antonio Track Club l7»92* ?35-'d) (College Wt.) making strange sounds as everyone 1600 METER RELAY 1. IXxrham, Rusty (35)Ft. Worth 192° 2"< 5221 headed home in the late midwestern {S?-$9? L. San Antonio Track Club (Ryan, 2. Spain, Bob (35) Austin 117' 8 1. Abilene & East Texas(Currie, Whltnoy, Smith, Schoenlg) 3:51-23* 3. Jbhnson,Travis(38)San Angalo 106'3" afternoon, all very happy to have spent Ferls, J.Petty,Patterson) 1:12.81 do-yt) 1. Simpson, Jimmy (37? Castall lOl' 3" (32^ iJ Dallas .Masters (Bovden, 5. Petty, Jack(37)Nacogdoches 82' 0" a day in Decatur, Illinois—the Pride of 1. Beats Ma(Mount,P.Young, Clsneros, White, Herring) 1:01.7('*' the Prairie. • Buhl, McCracken) 3'l3.'+9** (hfi-W (College Wt.) TRIPLE JUMP .1. Oathrieht, Lyndon (l3)Abll.l09'il"' Results in back pages. (35-39? , if Clsneros,Hector(I7)Austin 31- ?'* (College Wt.) 1. Durham, Rusty (35)Ft.Vdrth 36* 3"* 2. McGlashan, Bob(15) Houston 30 9' r^cisixeroajHecotr (17) Austin 107' 1" 2. Petty, Jack (37)Nacogdoch8s 25' 7" 3. Earlow-,3il.J. d6)San Antonio 29° 2t" 2. Foose, Thomas(16) Boeme 88' 1" 7?^ (65 & UP) 3c Richards, Janes (I5) Arllut. 58" 1" f-- 1. White, Fred (68)Duncanvllle 30' 1" I60-6l) (College Wt.) POLEVAULT (30-51) 1. A3.erander, J.E. (61)McCanev gi'lO" ;25n22l' £7 [eJbetter, John(3'')Saa Ant. 10- 6' (College Wt.) IT^. Verett,Verei Victor(28)Brknrdg. 10* 2"* 1. Hubball, Frank(71) Junction 65° 6" (3?-39? l! Clsneros,Hoctord?)Austin 10° 6'* i7&Durham,Rusty(35)Ft. Worth 10' 2"* 2. Crock, Don(17)Universal City 8' • DENOTES AGE GROUP RSCC-RD 2. Smith, Steve (35)SanAntonlo 9'10" DEKOTES overall MEET .SECCPD

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ANGELES. JULY 18, 1981.

100 METERS 400 METERS 1500 METERS 10.000 METERS 5.000-METER RACE WALK M50-54 Ed Austin 5-2 M3G-34 M30-34 M30-34 M30-34 M40-44 Shirley Davidson 4-10 Mike Jackson 10.8 F. Eugene Driver 49.3 Reynaldo Corona 4;13.4 Mike Lozoya 34:28.8 Ron Daniel 24:54.3 Bill Gentry 4-6 Jess Whitmire 10.8 James Harvey 49.7 Jeffery James 4:15.5 Robert Curtis 37:10.3 Reggie Davis 11.2 Glenn Curtis Johnson 50.0 Henry Lunge 4:20.2 Mike Zimmerman 37:30.7 M45-49 M55-59 Michael Devlin 34:28.8 Dave Brown 4-8 M35-39 M35-39 M35-39 M35-39 10.7 Hill lard Sumner 49.8 Dave HImmelberger 4:12.0 Frank Duarte 32:06.3 M50-54 M6C-64 HI 1 lard Sumner 11.2 BIN Knocke 51.5 Ralph Lee 4:12.8 J1m Howe 11 34:40.8 John Kelly 27:53.3 Burl Gist 5-0 Frank Little 11.3 Bob Hlldebrand 59.8 Steve Waggoner 4:15.5 Arnold Barton 36:13.0 Justin Gershuny 29:54.6 J im Vernon 4-8 Dave Peck 37.43.3 Milton Creange 31.14.9 Orval Gl1lett 4-8 M40-44 M40-44 M40-44 Walt Butler 11.1 Gary Ml 1ler 53.9 Richard Schupbach 4:08.7 M40-44 M60-64 M65-69 Doug Smith 11.4 W1111 am J. Powe11 60.0 George Cohen 4:09.3 Henri Salvarda 33:38.5 Robert Long 33:55.8 Claude Taggert 4—6 Ken Dennis 11.5 Bruce Kostin 4:20.5 Skip Shaffer 35:20.0 John Damski 4-2 M45-49 Arthur Mortel1 35:31.9 M65-69 Herbert Mi 1ler 4-0 M45-49 Ml Iton Newton, Jr. 53.8 M45-49 Harold McWI11 lams 31:27.1 Bruce Sprlngbett 11.7 Hans Bruhner 54.7 Andre Tocco 4:38.2 M45-49 Joe Wehrly 57:54. 1 M70-74 Percy Know 11.7 Edward Martin 1:00.7 P. Alexander 4:50.6 Andre Tocco 33:39.0 Redmond Doms 3-6i MlIton Newton Jr. 11.7 Clayton Steffenson 38:27.I M70-74 M50-54 M50-54 Mike Uhlberg 40:24. I Ches Unruh 32:49.1 M50-54 David Mark 58.5 Robert McGuIre 5:04.3 E. W. Werbel 38:12.8 Dick Marl In 12.3 Charles Rice :02.2 W. Mel Elliot 5:16.0 M50-54 M75t Ted VIck 12.5 W. Mel Elliot :07.7 Tracy Brown 36:41.0 M75-79 Mart Gamb1to 3-8 David Mark 12.8 M55-59 Patrick Devlne 36:46.0 Robert Boothe 37:12.0 M55-59 Avery Bryant 4:58.2 Wally Evertz 38:27.5 W30-39 M55-59 Bob Sleben 57.9 Jack Noble 5:01.2 Meo+ Ann Staeklenburg 4-10 Robert Watanabe 12.4 Robert Watanabe :00.5 M60-64 Paul Spangler 35:47.4 Tom PatsalIs 12.6 Raymond Spencer :02.2 M60-64 Eddie Lew In 39:38.9 Raymond Spencer 13.5 George Poloynis 6:03.3 Abe Stein 44:40.8 W30 M60-64 Robert Long 6:35.I Vickl Jones 25:10.9 POLE VAULT M60-69 Richard Parkinson :06.0 Paula Kash 26:01.2 Pete Fetter 13.4 Pete Fetter :ll.0 M65-69 M30-34 W30-39 Jolene Stelgerwalt 27:53.2 Gordon Farrel1 14.0 Ed Stotsenberg 5:30.0 Ann Bcse 56:26.8 Tim Knappen 14-6 Richard Parkinson 14.1 M65-69 Phil Gary 6:39.5 W60 • Warren Wi1ke 14-6 WI11 lam Lesseman :27.7 Rose Kash W40-49 36:04.4 Chat McGaugh 1 i-6 M70-74 M80 Joyce Momita 46:39.9 Anthony Castro 14.2 M70 Paul Spangler 7:20.3 Joe Caruso Kathy Kunser 50;19.2 M35-39 15.2 Sid Madden :20.3 Sarah Jones 51:07.6 Mardon Connelly 12-6 W30-39 4x400 METER RELAY John Yielder M75+ 12-0 W40 Judy Kewley 5:29.8 Jamas Ba11 1 1-0 Sing Lum 15.6 W50-59 Chrlsta Romppanen : 12.0 Chi ye HorlguchI 6:38.2 M30-34 Helen Dick 43:47.7 Viola Phillips : 12.6 M40-44 W30 Dalsey Wong 51:09.9 1. Warren Spikes 3:28.7 W40-49 Glenn Johnson Dave Thoreson Joyce Bodecker I:02:26.5 13-6 12.9 W50 JennIfer Wright 5:12.4 Reggie Davis Dee DeWitt 1 1-6 Helen Dick I :25.l Cherrle LIghtburne 5:32.3 W50 WTO Eugene Driver Gary Bane > 11-6 Magdalena Kuehne 17.7 Bess James I:05:37.6 W60 W50-59 M40-44 M45-49 Alice Werbel 1 :37.0 Helen Dick 6:08.7 WTO 1. Doug Smith Vic Cook 13-0 Dave Segal Hal. Smith 9-6 Bess James 20.1 WTO W60-69 100-YARD HIGH HURDLES , Ken Dennis Bess James I :37.6 AI Ice WerbeI 7:36.2 Gary Mi 1ler M60-64 (33") M50-54 200 METERS Burl Gist 16.6 M60-64 Fred Gallardo 8:13.4 9-6 1. Fetter Bi11 Gentry H30-34 5:17.8 7-6 800 METERS Eugene Driver 22.25 M65-69 (33") Poloynis Dick Hoppe 6-11 Herbert Ml Iler 19.0 Kl11 Ion Jesse Whitraore 22.41 H30-34 Warren Spikes 22.79 Stosenberg M55-59 Kenneth Stuart 1:56.5 5.000 METERS I 10-YARD HIGH HURDLES Reynaldo Corona 2:03.7 4x100 METER RELAY Dan Grosh M35-39 10-6 Fred DoubelI 2:03.8 M30-34 M30-34 (39") Dave Brown 10-0 John Carlos 22.02 Enrique Serratos 15:23.3 M30-34 23.04 James Overton |5.5 HI 11 lard Sumner H35-39 • Evan Roberts 15:57.6 John Paul Jones 15.5 1. Warren Spikes 43.6 Frank Lit+le 24.15 Henry Lange 16:01.2 Jay Cronin 2:09.8 Frank RelIly 15.7 Reggie Davis M60-64 Richard Fried.lander 2:16.7 Glenn Curtis J im Vernon M40-44 M35-39 10-6 Wendel Hans NoTlme M35-39 (39") Eugene Driver Ralph Blesemeyer Walt Butler 23.36 Frank Duarte 15:26.3 10-0 George Carty 14.8 Orva1 G11i ett Doug Smith 24.14 Arnold Barton 16:24.9 8-6 M40-44 M40-44 Ken Dennis 24.31 Theo Vltiz 14.9 George Cohen 1:59.9 Ira Yawnick 17:20.1 Cornelius McCormIck 15.5 1. Ken Dennis 44.2 M65-69 Mel Elliott 2:02.6 Doug Smith EImer Siegel M45-49 M40-44 7-6 John Pitman 2:03.5 M40-44 (39") Dave Segal Arthur Vesco Milton Newton Jr. 24.11 Tom Larls 15:20.0 6-4 24.56 Walt Butler (Al<) 14.8 Gary Mi 1ler Bruce Sprlngbett M45-49 Gabriel Bernal 16:09.2 Hans Bruhner 24.88 Alvin Henry 15.6 Jesse Carrlngton 2:10.2 Henri Salavarda 16:12.0 Ed Oleata 16.1 2. Bill Knocke 44.3 MTOt Lloyd McGuIre 2:28.6 H. Smith Robert Maconaghy M50-54 M45-49 8-0 26.56 M45-49 (39") Nick Newton Dick Marl In M50-54 Andre Tocco 16:43.0 Hal W. Smith 17.1 Walt Butler Charles Rice 28.03 Ted Oviatt 19.57.7 .. Jerry Withers 2:16.8 Bill Adler Bl11 Gentry 28.87 20.2 Leorfard Walts 2:18.3 Dave Douglas 20.5 M60-64 LONG JUMP Louis Beadle 2:18.5 M50-54 M55-59 1. Fetter 55.6 Robert McGuIre 17:54.0 M50-54 (36") M30-34 Robert Watanabe 25.94 Patrick Devlne 18:06.1 Po1oyn1s M55-59 Fred Gallardo Richard Lewis 22-1 3/4 Bob Sleben 26.55 Pete Mundle 18.9 Parkinson Avery Bryant 2:25.3 18:26.5 Carl Flowers 22-H Raymond Spencer 2q.50 GIbt David A. Lewis 2:29.0 M55-59 (36") James Harvey 20-6i M55-59 Tom PatsalIs H60-64 Stormy Sexton 18.2 M60-64 28:26.1 Loren Noyes M35-39 Pete Fetter 28.38 24.5 HIGH JUMP George Poloynis 2:37.3 Rufus Morris 21-3 Richard Parkinson 29.52 Robert Long 3:15.4 M60-64 Lester Bond 400-YARD LOW HURDLES M30-34 21-2 3/4 Ph i1 Carey 22:29.7 Manuel Ruiz 15-7i M65-69 Steve Lang 6-5 M65-69 Herbert Ml Iler 32.34 M30-34 (36") Cl aries Rader 6-2 Ed Stotsenberg 2:42.0 W30 M40-44 Willlam Lesseman Jr. 40.21 Frank ReiIly Craig Wright 5-0 Wl11 lam Lesseman Tina Hohl 22:36.5 :00.7 Alvin Henry 3:24:0 John Paul Jones 20-4 3/4 :02.3 Dee DeWitt 18-04 M75+ , W40 M35-39 H70t Al McDaniel 17-10 S i ng Lum 33.59 M35-39 (36") Sid Madden 3:07.9 Jennifer Wright 19:13.9 Cornel 1us McCormIck Viola Ph111Ips 21:24.0 59.0 M45-49 WTO W40 Dave Jackson 20-24 Bess James 43.7 W60 M40-44 (36") Viola Phillips 2:42.2 Roger Tsuda 17-4 Ed Oleata 58.7 M40-44 Cherrle LIghtburne 2:45.5 A11ce Werbe1 Phi 1 Conley 16-11 3/4 Gary Ml Iler 58.8 J1m Brown 6—4 Dave Thoreson 6-2 W60 M50-54 M45-49 (36") Dee DeWItt 5-4 A11ce WerbeI 3:46.2 Ted Oviatt Shirley Davisson 19-24 :I5.3 Fred Gallardo M45-49 9-114 W70 H50-54 (33") Herm Hyatt 6-0 Bess James 3:56.1 Robert McGuIre :2<.9 Mi 1ton Newton 5-2 Dave Douglas 4-10 M55-59 (33") Jack Noble 18.3 Loren Noyes 33.5 ifliP M65-69 (30") Herbert Ml Iler 1:35.0

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M55-59 SHOT PUT M55-59 IHIRI) ANNUAL MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION RELAY CAR.NAV.AL, JULY 19, 1981. KANUALL'S ISLAND, NYC Tom Potsalis 20-0i (WR) George Ker 40.64 Dave Brown 16-li M30-34 Loren Noyes 21.76 ^-*0 yards 15-7 Gary Ke'imenson 51-74 Raymond Spencer 22: Ai G. R. Chet McGaugh 39-4 M60-64 N'EW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB . 9 r. BLACK7COUNIHAN,CYPRUS, LAI^DRY M60-64 James Overton 36-14 Daniel Aldrlch 50.44 Gordon Farrell 17-li Ellas Castaneda 41.50 PHILADLEPHIA MASTERS A 5. 7 D.ABAYOMl, L. PRATT, D. PRATT, STANFORD Burl Gist l5-7i M35-39 Richard Parkinson 35.88 NEW YORK MASTERS "A" <46.2 ^.BUDD ,**-B0H1GIAN,'^-B/\K£r5-ELI0N JIm Vernon 15-5 3/4 Dan Ghormley 38-8 NEW YORK PIONEER CLUB 4 7. b T. BROOKS BARNES ,^'G1L ^*•BARNWELL M65-69 NEW YORK MASTERS "b" b4,8 ••COHEN ,T^TALB0TT.^-F1NE,'^ER-JSTE1N M55-69 Jack Thatcher 40.72 50^3 MbW Herbert Mlller l4-4i Ne11 Sue 11 36.76 860 vards M40-44 John DamskI 14-04 Ross Carter 35.60 40-a9 L. C- D. Ed Kohler 49-44 PHILADELPHIA MASTERS i:35.2 PRATT STANFORD PRAlT OtA D. AS/iVoM \ James Hart 44-9 3/4 M70+ NEW YORK MASTERS 1:35.8 ^"BUDD, %HIG1AN,^AKER,^ ION M70-74 Roy Stroessle 24-3/4 Vernon Cheadle 39.90 NEW YORK PIONEERS 1:39.3 '^BARNES,^CIL, VALENTINE,"feARNWELL MIchale Andors 13-3 Redmond Doms 36.02 50-^9 Joe Caruso 13-04 M45-49 •" Donald PlerottI 33.56 NEW YORK MASTERS 2: OS .4 KERN AN COHEN BKAD LE Y/hNE Hal Smith 38-6 SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 2:14.6ft. G0N2ALES -GREENBE RG f' KALB 5 KELLY Dave Douglas ' 30-74 W40-49 M75t Ursula Schreiber 21.13 1 HiLE Mert Gambito 10-4 M50-54 40-49 Charles Renfro 45-34 W50-69 PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 3:43.7 L.PRATI , D. PRATT, STANFORD, 0. AS A'YbM 1 NEW YORK PIONEERS 3:44.1 '^•VALENTIN E,*^0' NEAL. 'liARNWELl., ^SMALL Harry Hawke 41-3 3/4 Shirley Kinsey 23.52 Jerry Wojclk 28-114 Magdalena Kuehne 13.20 NEW YORK MASTERS 4:24.S^-FELDrSERNSTEiN7'TALBOTT, BUOD Martha Watson 17-114 50-59 NEW YORK MASTERS 4:31.1 ^C0HEN,^BR\DI^Y,'^>INE,^4ESSENGER M55-59 W70t W40-49 SHORE ATHLETIC CU)B 4:41. 2 KELLY,^"KiiLB ,^"GR£ENBERG,^GONi;ALES Edith Mendyke 18.14 Ursula Schreiber 1 1-104 George Ker 44-104 Bill Bangert 43-54 W50-69 Loren Noyes 30-1 3/4 JAVELIN Magdalena Kuehne 10-1 3/4 ' . NEW YORK MASTRRS 8:50.1 KREBS, bOHIGI.-\N, BAKER, PAUUNG M60-64 M30-34 PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 11:24.1*^ABAV0MI,^STANFORD, JOHNSON, PERRY 44-6 W70+ Ellas Casteneda Clyde Foreman 63.10 50-59 43-44 Warren Wi1ke 58.16 AJ ft A • Edith Mendyke 7-94 Daniel Aldalch .NEW YORK MASTERS 10:31.6 Cohen, i^ernan, fine, messenger Richard Parkinson 42-4 Chet McGaugh 51.08 4 MILE M65-69 M35-39 TRIPLE JUMP Jack Thatcher 43-9 Cgrnellus McCormlck 41.66 NEW YORK MASTERS 21i2B.3 SelD (5:12.7) BERNSTEIN (5: ZA.Bl^ENNEDY (5:04.8)'t.\LB0TT <5:96.' Ross Carter 39-44 Jason Adams 33.56 PHli-\DELPHlA MASTERS 23:56.4 McCOMBS (6:08.8), .I0HNS0N(5:42 . 5) ,PERRY( 5:44.2) ,STANF0RD(7: 31.1) M30 Nel1 Buel1 36-7 Robert Smith 23. 14 50-39 Ml Ian Tiff 51-11 3/4 NEW YORK MASTERS ii2! 00. 9^MESSENGER (5 >13.1) ^(ioHENt 5:46. 0)"!"kERNAN (5:45.6) JONES (5:14.0) Steve Lang 39-7 3/4 M70-74 M40-44 Craig Wright 31-14 Vernon Cheadle 39-1 "Bill Toomey 53.38 SPRINT MEDLEY 440-220-220-880 Redmond Doms 36-9' M. - M. R. e. M35 Donald Pierotto 33-10 M45-49 NEW YORK PIONEERS 3:55.6 0'NEAL(55.7),BARNWELL(24.7),BARNES(23.5) , SMALL(2;11.7)

• Phi 1 (k)n ley 59.54 PHILADELPHIA 4:19.2l> PRATT(56 .2)>RATT(23. 7)!'gTANPORD(23 .o)^BAYOMI (2:36.7) M75t Hal Smith 42.66 DISTANCE MEDLEY uaO-^AO-RBO-ralle Stan Herrman 33-84 Ed Martin 30.94 40--9 Mert Gambito 25-104 8. M. k. . C. M40 M50-54 NEW YORK MASTERS "A" 12:22.3 KREBS(3:46 .8), BOHiGIAN( 57.0) , B/:KER(2:22 .3) .PAULING (-5,: 16.2) Alvin Henry 40-104 W40-49 Jack Shields 46.26 NEW YORK MASTERS "B" 12: 59.3 , FELD(3: 53 . 7)TALB0TT(68.4) , BERNSTEIN'(2: 43 . 6) , KENNEDY (5.-13.6) Joe Iserl 37-44 Ursula Schreiber 24-34 Harry Hawke 37.64 50-59 ^ T. A R. Jerry Wojclk 35.16 NEW YOBK.MASTERS 13:39.6 MESSENGER(4:12 .2) ,BRADLEY( 70.0) ,FI.NE(2: 41. 5) .JONES (5:35.9>- W50-69 M45 Shirley Kinsey 29-04 M55-59 TEAM SCORES: 5-4-3-2-1 Dave Jackson 42-44 Magdalena Kuehne 24-44 Edwin Chynoweth 45.78 , NEW YORK MASTERS 3®, PHII-ADELPHIA MASTERS 27, SHORE ATHLETIC CLLl |«i, NEW YORK A.C. Jack Randolph 31-4 3/4 Emson Grimm 16.10 "IS W70+ HatK PiowSBie-S IS", C^W-Devi Sta-te" "reAct cuog Edith Mendyke 27-7 M50 M60-64 Bl11 Gentry 31-0 Pete Fetter 44. 18 DISCUS Jerry Slefert 38.48 Richard Parkinson 34.50 IHIRD ANNUAL MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION RELAY CARNAVAL, 1981 FIELD EVENTS M30-34 M55 Frank Rei1ly 54.24 M65-69 DISCUS JAVELIN Chet McGaugh 36.50 Tom PotsalIs 37-9 Jack Thatcher 32.78 10-39 .R- P- Gary Kelmensor 32.44 NEH'YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 485'10 ,,ljUNPHY - CORRIGAN „RW Raymond Spencer 35-104 Art Vesco 23.58 C.ARDEN STATE 546'9 BURY-^HIELE Dave Brown 33-1 GARDEN STATE 370'7.5"BeRY - S^HIELE NEW YORK ATHLETIC 476' 1f ^BLACKCL^TORY M35-39 GARDEN STATE 36! ' 7" •T jaCKSON-^iJRY CuARDEN STATE 466'll'TjACKSON-SCHIELE M60 Lloyd HIgglns 47.56 W40-49 IvEW "iIORK ATHLETIC CLUE 352'9" BLACK - LANDRY 40.30 Ursula Schlelber 21.26 40-49 Gordon Parrel 1 35-5 Manuel Sechuga M. 6. olb. WEIGHT Cornelius McCormlck 37.90 lEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 392'8" CYPRUS - COL';;iHAN Erich Jordan 27-44 :.0-I9 W50-69 NEW YORK MASTERS 317'9" ''BARNETT - • JUDD Charles Menurlo 27-14 GARDEN STATE 118' 10.5"ilU RY-'^CHIELE M40-44 Shirley Kinsey 23.08 50-59 \ (.ARDEN STATE 118'5"_ Tjacksbn-Iury M65 Ed Kohler 51.82 NEW YORK MASTERS 39f n-S J. KELLY - TERKANOVa N'EW YORK ATHLETIC CLJB 99'2.5" BLACK-U.VDRY Ph 11 Carey 25-5 3/4 James Hart 41.94 W70+ H0-4A Ray Straessle 30.17 Edith Mendyke 21.16 LONG JUMP 50-39 113' I oS" 1 . liAtueTT -P- Arthur Veslo 21-10 C • ® NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 62' 0 ^BWCK-LANDRY •, M45-49 M70-74 GARDEN STATE SrS.s'BURY-ffiUlELE M70 Bob Humphreys 49.00 Bob Mac Conaghy 31.90 40-49 Joe Caruso 25-1 3/4 Edward Van Pelt 39.70 Red Doms, 27.90 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 72 ioj CVPRL'S-COUNIHAN :.EW YORK MASTERS •S'l's' BERl.'STEIN-JUDD Redmond Doms 21-5 3/4 Dave Douglass 29.62 i 2ND ANNUAL FLORIDA 50-59 SUNSHINE STATE GAMES M50-54 M75-80 SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 26'2 KALB-GREE.SBERG JULY 24-25, 1981. M75 Clark Devebiss 30.24 Mert Gambito 26.16 28.24 100 Mert Gambltio 23-14 Jerry Wojclk HIGH JUHP MSG-84 W40+ Kim Parrish 12.30 Robert Boothe 20.12 Stephanie Dorman 13.72 30-39 NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 10"10" I. BLACK, R. LANDRY Cynthia Boling 14.21 602 in Nationals vaulted 13-6 on his last jump-off with Jeff GARDEN STATE 10'7" R. BURY. W. SCHIELE fMO+ Ed Schuler 12.40 continued from page 21 Chase. Thoreson and A1 Henry both long- Frank Ford 12.71 40-49 Jim Baggett 13.45 with a swift 14.13 triumph and Lancaster easily jumped 21'%". "NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB lO'll" N. CYPRUS, G. COUNIHAN 1500 won the M50 in 11.65. • Phil Raschker impressed with a near 50-59 • Meet director Springbett, causing many to 19-footer to win one of her 6 gold medals in the "NEW YORK MASTERS B'O" A. BRADLEY, J. KELLY M40t Tom Richards 4:51.1 wonder how he can run a meet and race at the W30 long jump. Bill Gordon 4:53.8 TRIPLE JUMP Earl Downey 5:24.2 same time, remained undefeated for the year in • Tom Patsalis was within 7 inches of his world long-jump mark with a 19 '514 " effort. 30-39 the M45 100, edging Newton and Matt Brown of 'NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 148'31," I. BUCK, R, LANDRY HIGH JUMP SUNDAY I- Edison, N.J. in 11.61. GARDEN STATE 145'6" R. BURY, W. SCHIELE M4CH- John Russell 5-2 • Butler ran away from Doug Smith, Ben 5000 Bob Reeder 5-0 Anixter and Jim Puckett in the M40 100 in 11.13. • Jim O'Neil, 56, retained his M55 title William NottinghamB-O • Ruben Whitney of San Antonio defended while getting an assist for helping Fox to her new SHOT PUT his M35 national crown in the fastest clocking of world women's veterans record. Sapienza won his 2nd gold in the M50 division. M40+ Carlos Fraundorfer . the day, 10.77. 47-5% • Mike Jackson of Los Angeles also retain • In that same race, Dixon and Caselli went MOVING? John Russell 40-10 ed his national title in 10.88. toe-to-toe again, Dixon taking 22 seconds off her Bill Nottingham 29-1 FIELD EVENTS own world 5000 record for women over 60 in National Matten Newaletter is mailed M30-34 • Ed Burke, 41, threw the hammer 197 T1". 22:26.4. Werbel took 3 minutes off the U.S. W65 third class bulk rate and is not 400IH Ken Taylor 56.34 Steve Schwartz, 33, vaulted 14 '6", topping 1980 mark in 27:12.2. forwandable. When you move please let 120HH Nate Robertson 14.2 masters decathlon champ, Mike Davis of New • In the 2nd race, for men 30-49, Bill Clark, Shot Rudy Vlaarding Lenox, 111. 37, of Los Altos, romped to a 15:12.7 win, and us know at least 3 weeks in advance. erbroek 45-5 -V^ • Dave Thoreson, 40, of Santa Barbara, the Ray Hatton, 49, of Bend, Oregon, came within Disc 133-6 Jav 193-6 new American masters decathlon record-holder, continued on page 31

Mfei page 22 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

NORTHWEST SENIOR CLASSIC JAVELIN 35-39 1-Paul Dungan 53.02 45-49 1-Ray Hatton 4:16.73 30-34(W) I-bherry Morgan 54'V 5000M MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2-Ralph Miller 4:37.3 2-Don Martin 54.73 2-Charlene Fort 51' 1" 30-34(H) 1-Mary Smith GRESH^-M, OREGON 3-Ralph Chase 4:53.3 19:05.7 JULY 24, 1981. 3-Evan Shull 55.59 2-Oonna Hatfield 20:02.4 4-Tim Williams 57.64 35-39 l-Judy Cupp 50'1" 5-David Alvord 58.01 50-54 1-Hal Higdon 4:34.20 35-39(W) 1-Patricia Finke nOM Hurdles 2-Robert Stoyles 4:56.58 21:38.0 55-59 l-Richard Norquist 30-34 1-Gene Fadel ^US'lTs 17.94 30-34 1-Randel Montgomery 51.70 3-Walter Atchison 5:08.3 45-49(W) 1-Susan Means Z-Roy Wigglnton 19.10 4-Ed Kraemer 5:18.9 2-James Trujillo 156'10" 23:31.1 2-Jim Hiebert 53.45 2-Sylvia Hatton 26:04.9 3-41 Johnson 19.43 3-Gary Fisher 57.20 3-Les Garipee 147'ij" 50-54 1-James Holmes 4-Dan Wigart 103'3" 19.63 4-Don Noldge 58.64 55-59 1-George Puterbaugh 5:13.04 50-54(W) 1-Harcia McChesney 2-Mike Mallon 5:41.1 22:53.6 40-44 1-Lew Thome HAMMER , 2-Harriet Wilson 16.94 50-54 l-WiIliam White 36' 3-John Wilson 6:06.64 35-39 1-Robert Gent 126'11>5 24:35.3 45-49 1-Bill Adler 19.34 2-Donald Martin 86'4is" 2-Donald Gray 55-59{W) 1-Jean Cleater (w«.i 20:49.3 20.31 40-44 1-Carl Klehm 108'8" 60-64 1-Joe Mallon 5:31.9 3-Kirk Nieland 40-44 1-Gary Reddaway 156'11" 21.99 2-Jerry Huhn 105'4" 2-Khosrow Shadbeh NT 60-64(H) 1-Pat Dixon (wRl 3-Jim Stephenson NT 2-George Fort 154'lii" 22:48.6 30-39 1-Buck Gent DISCUS 17.90 30-34(W) 1-Charlene Fort 62'3" 3-Gary Isham 104'4V' SHOT PUT 4-Wayne Ssndvold 60-64 1-Joe Mai Ion 20:15.8 30-34(W) 1-Sherry Morgan 30-34 : 1-Cathy Trigueiro 4:52.28 2-Jim Stephensen 22'2" 35-39(W) 1-Jeri Smart 61'1 3/4 26:36.7 2-Charlene Fort 2-Mary Smith 5:07.6 45-49 1-Hiram Crane IB'B" 2-Judy Cupp 5r6" 166'2" 3-Donna Hatfield 5;4o! 2-Kirk Nieland 144'5" 55-59 l-John Wilson 22:24.1 35-39(W) 1-Jer1 Smart 21 '1" 45-49(W) 1-Connie Wilson 76'2" 3-Dona Id Gray 109'9" 2-Judy Cupp 19'4" 35-39 1-Connie Manley 5:04.29 4-Robert Eisenhauer 65'1" 50-54 1-Buz Masters 18:23.1 2-01 ana Hazen 61'IV 2-Patricia Finke 5;43!8 2-Robert Stoyles 18:39.3 3-Marilyn Gray 45-49(W) 1-Connie Wilson 27'7" 48'V 50-54 1-Ralph Sutton 161 '2" 45-49 1-Ray Hatton 15:27.3 45-49 1-Susan Means* 6:04.1 2-Hilliam White i02'7" 70-74 1-Ken Carnine 116'8' 2-Bill Cupp 18:48.5 65-69 1-Ross Carter 39'SH" 2-Sy1via Hatton 6:26.6 3-James Holmes 98' 515" 2-Paul Fanning 33'6>s" 3-Ralph Chase 19:16.2 65-69 1-Paul Fanning 118'4V' 4-Buck MacGblivray 19:40.4 3-Leon Joslin 32'4" 50-54 1-Marcia McChesney* 5:51.8 55-59 1-Roy Wigginton 2-Ross Carter 112'5V' 2-Gloria Lattig 6:05.5 lD8'4>s'' 40-44 1-Mike Heffernan 15:30.2 3-Leon Joslin 105'IV' 2-David Hambly 15:33.2 60-64 1-Mark Henderson 40'10" 3-Harriet Wilson 6:22.5 60-64 1-Jack Hazen 4-Ray Moe 79' 114'10" 3-Dan Tretheway 16:14.2 2-Jack Hazen 32'7 3/4 2-Bill Sullivan 99'8" lOOH 55-59 1-Jean Cleator 5:43.4 4-Al Clark 16:47. 60-64 5-Dennis 16:51.7 30-34(W) 1-Sherry Morgan 15.24 1-Jack Hazen 121'10" 65-69 81 1-Charles Collins 'SH" 6-Cal Alsleben 17:18. 2-Oonna Hatfield 18.86 2-Hark Henderson 109'5" 60-64 1-Pat Dixon* 6:02.3 2-Paul Fanning 74'6" 7-R.G. Anderson 18:31.7 3-Orville Gillett 104'7" 3-Lepn Joslin 73.9" 40-44 1-Virginia Bradbury 16.11 70-74 1-Marilla Salisbury 10:50.9 8-Oon Davey l'i-18. ZOOM 9-Doug Davis 19:40.4 45-49 1-Diana Hazen 18.14 55-59 1-Richard Nordquist 98'3V' l-snerry Morgan 31.21 (*Estimated Time) 35-39 1-Wayne Mitton 70-74 1-Marilla Salisbury 28.86 2-Roy Wigginton 94'10" 2-Mary Smith 31.86 16:14.6 3-Hal Buck 88' 1-3/4 HIGH JUMP 2-Warren Finke 16:16.2 65-69 l-UOn Stitt 4'4" 3-Oonna Hatfield 38.67 75+ 1-Lewis Thorne 18 ,85 4-Jim Holland 83'7" 3-Jim Noonan 16:19.3 70-74 1-Ken Carnine 15 ,24 5-Harvey Williams 7B'6" 30-34 1-Jim Hiebert 15:56.4 60-64 1-Orville Gillette 4'9" 1-Diana Hazen 38.62 2-Jeff Clifton 16:42.4 2-Robert Koetz 20, ,92 2-Mark Henderson 4'8" 50-54 1-Sherrell Sears 110'2V' 70-74(W) 1-Marilla Salisburyl:14.24 3-Doug Stury 17:13.6 65-69 2-William White 4-Robert Foote 17:18.0 1-Paul Fanning 16. ,82 58'BV 1-Hal Buck 55-59 4'9" 5-Tim Sills 17:35.9 2-Dave Brown 60-64 1-Mark Henderson 30.34 4'6" B-Boh 19:18. 60-64 1-Carl Dates 14 ,14 45-49 1-Dave Gould 108'1" 2-Carl Dates 30.38 Watkins Z-Donald Gray 3-Richard Nordquist 4'2" 21:33.4 2-Jim Stephenson 18 ,86 «7'll-3/4 4-Albert Johnson 3-Jim Stephenson 39.38 7-Harty Morris 4'2" 55-59 1-Bob Cooper 40-44 1-Rob Roy 129'7" 12 ,79 50-54 1-Jack Fischer 5'1" 70-74 1-Bob Koetz 39.73 80QW 2-Roy Wigginton 13, ,31 2-Doug Smart 127'4ii" 3-Jerry Huhn 2-Shirley Davisson 4'10" 3-Joel Pritchard 13 ,40 118'llV' 3-Bill Gentry 55-59 1-Bob Cooper 26.52 70-74(W) 1-Marilla Salisbury 6:02.1 4-Cal Boyd 4-Carl Klehm ni'6-3/4 4'8" 13 ,53 3-James Holmes 4'B" 2-Richard Nordquist27.23 5-Albert Johnson 13 ,80 5-Sam Fort 101 '6V' 55-59(H) 1-Jean Cleator 2:59.26 6-Larry Moulton 5-Fred Gallardo 4'4" 3-George Puterteugh27.50 6-Fremont Sturm 13. ,90 95'9" 4-Cal Boyd 27.57 1-Richard Hartley 5-Albert Johnson 27.74 45-49(W) 1-Susan Means 3:23.06 50-54 35-39 1-Buck Gent 118'4-3/4 45-49 5'1" 1-Vernon Regier 12 ,73 2-Kirk Nieland 4'8" 6-Roy Wigginton 28.21 •2-Jack Coy 12 ,78 3-Don Bray -,35-39(W).l-Connie Manley 2:32.61 30-34 1-Mike Monahan 117'gV^i-: 4'6" 3-Jack Fischer 13 ,03 < h rC.O u-o ! 4-Robert Morris 13 .61 2-Jim TrujilTo 117'6S" 50-54 Coy •"SDTSAlHjll-Cathy Traijierio 2:27.82 3-Jim Healey 40-44 1-Larry Schwitiers' i'2" 1-Jack """" 5-Bill Gentry 13 ,96 113'IV' 2-Ron Toombs 2-Tom Brinton 27.23 2-Mary Smith 2:36.67 4-Gene Fadel 5'2" 109'11" 3-Larry Moulton 3-Bill Gentry 27.50 3-Oonna Hatfield 3:02.82 LONG JUMP 5'2" 45-49 1-Bruce Springbett 11 ,79 4-Jerry Huhn 5'2" 4-Alan Maxwell 27.74 2-Joe Hoffman 12 ,11 30-34(W) 1-Sherry Morgan 12'4V' 60-64 1-Khosrow Shadbeh 2:57.72 3-Bob Bannister 12 ,44 35-39 1-Buck Gent 5'2" 45-49 1-Bruce Springbett 24.14 65-69 1-Don Stitt 4-Harold Hitt ' 12 ,72 13'3V' 30-34 1-John Radetich 6'8" 2-Joe Hoffman 24.41 50-54 l-'om Brinton 2:22.23 2-Paul Fanning 11 '11" 5-Art Afremow 13 ,05 2-Mike Monahan 5'4" 3-Bob Bannister 26.27 3-Leon Joslin 11 6-Robert Eisenhauer 14 ,78 '7" 3-Robert Foote 4-Art Afremow 27.21 45-49 :-Ralph MfMer 2:09.68 4-Bob MacTarnahan 7'4-3/4" 5'2" 40-44 1-Ron Toombs 11, ,81 40-44 1-Ron Toombs 24.21 40-44 l-Georoe Tiger 2:06.09 55-59 1-Dave Brown 2-Paul Edens 12, ,04 16'V lOK RACE WALK 2-Jack Jensen 25.40 2-Reed Miller 2:11 .0' 3-Larry Schwitters 12, ,30 2-Hal Buck 12'5-3/4 3-Jim Cullen 26.33 3-BiT; Hughes 2:14.47. 4-Jack Jensen 12 ,42 3-Harvey Buck 10'2V' 70-74 l-Marilla Salisbury45:14.36 4-Bill Hughes 26^40 4-Jim Cullen 2:15.21 5-Wayne Sandvold 12 ,75 5-Steve Jackson 26.82 5-Norm EPume 2:16.4! 6-Neldon Watson 13, .23 50-54 1-Shirley Davisson 19'6-3/4' 50-54 1-Ed Kraemer 1.04:27.9 2-Jack Fischer 17'5" 35-39 1-Paul Dungan 22.66 35-39 1-Evan Shull 2:01.73 35-39 1-Paul Dungan 11, ,31 3-Jack Coy 15'l-3/4' 45-49 1-Bev LaVeck 1 .02:45.2 2-Don Martin 24.01 2-Paul Dungan 2:17.70 2-Mike Marbut 11, 42 4-Bill Gentry 14'1>5" 2-Ralph Chase 1.05.28.3 3-Emil Torquato 25.33 3-Davifl Alvord 2:20.98 3-Don Martin 12, 06 5-Arnold Johnson 13'4" 4-Evan Shull 25.68 4-Ray Johnson 2:22.99 4-Emil Torquato 12, ,44 40-44 1-Ed Glander 58 : 36.5 5-Ray Johnson 25.70 5-David Alvord 12, 89 45-49 1-Richard Hartley 17' TRIPLE JUMP 6-David Alvord 26.16 30-34 1-Jim Hiebert 1:59.9 6-Buck Gent 12, 2-Donald Gray 14'2+4" 30-34 1-Tony Mul1ins 34'5" 2-Bi)l Niemi 2:02.97 3-Robert Eisenhauer 13'2" 2-Steve Thompson 28'9" 30-34 1-Randel Montgomery 22.21 3-6ary Trijierio 2:06.02 30-34 1-Randel Montgomery 11, .08 2-Dan Wigart 22.71 2-Dan Wigart 11, .18 40-44 1-Wayne Sandvold 40-44 1-Wayne Sandvold 37'7V' 3-Ernie Smith 23.13 3-Ernie Smith 11, ,48 18'4V' 2-Gary Isham 30'V 2-Neldon Watson 4-Michael McGee 25.35 LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL 400M 16'6-3/4' 3-Larry Moulton POLE VAULT DISTRICT (YOUTH SERVICES 60-64{W) 1-Pat Dixon 1:26.63 16'U4" 45-49 1-Robert Eisenhauer 21'3" 60-64 4-Gary I sham I5'7" 1-Orville Gillett 8'4" SECTION) SUMMER1981 ALL 30-34(W) 1-Sherry Morgan 1:18.75 50-54 1-Shirley Davisson 38'6-3/4" COMERS TRACK AND FIELD 35-39 1-Roger Sandvold 55-59 1-Dave Brown lO'O" MEET FINALS. VANNUYS. CA. 2-Donna Hatfield 1:22.10 19'9V' 2-Bill Gentryq 31'2V' 2-Richard Nordquisi 9'0" 2-Buck Gent 15'8-3/4 3-Fred Gallardo 26'7%" AUGUST 7. 1981. 70-74(W) l-Marilla Salisbury2:35.15 50-54 30-34 1-Randel Montgomery 21'S'," 1-James Holmes ll'O" MASTERS 40+ 55-59 1-Dave Brown 33'10" 2-Bill Gentry 8'8" 70-74 1-Ken Carnine 1:17.95 1500H HAMMER lOOy Ken Dennis 30-34 3-Fred Gallardo 7'8" 10.9 1-Jim Hiebert 4:07.75 40-44 1-Carl Klehm IOB'8" Gary Lyles 2-Barry Jahn 4:16.8 11.0 60-64 1-Mark Henderson 1:13.06 2-Jerry Huhn 105'4" 45-49 1-Donald Gray 10'4" Mike Williams 11.4 2-Jack Hazen 3-Bill Niemi 4:22.4 4-Doug Sturm 4:22.7 220y Ken Dennis 24.2 45-49 1-Frank Miller 109'9>s" 40-44 55-59 1-George Puterbaugh1:01.16 5-Gary Traigueiro 4:23.2 1-Gary Isham 9'8" Gary Lyles 24.5 2-Hayne Sandvold Skip Loera 2-Roy Wigginton 1:03.12 50-54 1-William White 36'0" 9'4" •25.6 3-Cal Boyd 1:07.00 35-39 1-Ken Kohon 4:08.08 440y Gary Lyles 2-Evan Shull 30-34 1-Phil Williams 11 '8" 56.1 4-Mike Mallon 1:11.56 4:11.8 60-64 1-Jack Hazen 56'6" Mike Williams 3-Linn Harmon 4:15.69 2-Buck Evans 11 '0" 57.9 Ted Oviatt 59.9 4-Jim Hampton 4:16.48 65-69 3-Tim Sills ITO" 50-54 1-Robert Morris 1:00.76 1-Charles Collins 91'8I5" 4-Jim Healy lO'O" Mile Robert Montelongo 5-Jim Noonan 4:22.0 HIGH JUMP 2-A1an Maxwell 1:05.39 6-Warren Finke 4:27.3 4:48.5 3-Ed Kraemer 1:12.71 7-Al Mosar 4:36.4 A1 Barrett 5:03.0 Ted Oviatt 5:04.3 45-49 1-Bruce Springbett 54.47 40-44 400 HURDLES 1-George Tiger 4:17.85 HJ Ron Wicks 2-Joe Hoffman 55.05 2-Reed Miller 4:19.15 55-59 1-Roy Wigginton 1:14.90 S'6" 3-Bob Bannister 57.21 3-Don Tretheway Bill Evans 5' 4:19.16 Kirby Poquette 4-Harold Hitt 58.74 4-Val Shultz 4:34.9 40-44 1-Jim Cullen 1:23.31 4'10" 5-Hm. Cupp 1:05.47 5-Cal Alsjeben 4:35.17 LJ Skip Loera IB'Jk" 6-Ed Konsky 4:44.2 30-34 1-N11e DeClure 1:04.55 Don Grimes 40-44 1-Ron Toombs 53.02 17'3>i" 7-Rob Roy 5:41.9 Ron Wicks 16'6"s" 2-Oiiii Puckett 54.73 35-39 l-TIm Williams 1:10.62 3-R.G. Anderson-Wye55.59 4-Bi11 Hughes 57.64 5-Jim Cullen 58.01 6-Mario Luengo 1:03.23 September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 23

PENN MUTUAL/TAC MIDWEST 400 5000 M65-69 REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK POLE VAULT PENTATHLON M30-34 Dave Shrader 35-1 & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS. M30-34 M30-34 J Feldhausin 54.8 M30-34 Lesner 29-64 MILLIKAN UNIVERSITY. H^ce 16:33 M40-44 E Abdullah 56.2 Mike Davis 13-6 Ranee Teeple 3294 DECATUR, ILLINOIS'. Lurrins 16:40 H70-74 Malachi McGruder 2412 Hike Grimes 58.5 John Blakney 9-0 Mike Oavis 2846 AUGIi 1 1, 1981. Beck 18:18 Phil Partridge 33-8 Ewing 2340 R Stedler 59.4 Paul Skubic 2467 M35.39 Sinmons 1633 M35-39 H75-79 H35-39 M35-39 Jim Benston 8-0 LaBelle 1284 100 Benston, Jim 19:48 AE Pitcher 26-54 S Mathes 56.1 Gordon Reiter 3001 Bob Maszak 22:22 M40-44 M45-49 66.0 D LaBelle 2469 M30-34 J Bensten Hearld Glaze 9-0 W40-44 Jim Benston 1335 Zinmerman, Don 1615 Bobby James 11.1 R Maszak 79.1 M40-44 RJ Heitz 7-0 Joann Grissom 35-% Chas Stallworth CoEb 17:39 Oave Wright 777 11.4 M40-44 Clifton Jackson Avery 19:38 M45-'49 11.5 Harry Tolliver 52.4 Robell McMiller 12.2 Bailey 20:30 Don Zinmerman 9-6 Adolph Bangert 59.2 Dick Dechert 7-6 DISCUS (Meters) PREDICTION MILE Pred. Actual Diff M35-39 A Moots 68.0 M50-54 1 Jack BelImer 6; 10 6:09.0 1.0 Wayne Anderson 11.6 Billy Sedam 20:41 M70-74 M30-34 M50-54 2 Carl Hoey 8:22 8:23.4 1.4 Steve Rossman 12.1 Oan Shea 25:12 W Sherman Burho 8-6 Jim Kirkpatrick 41.40 Alex Pappas 60.4 3 John Krigbauro 9:00 8:58.2 1.8 Dan LaVelle 12.5 Teeple 37.75 C Edmonds 60.6 M55-59 4 Rex Beck 5:20 5:23.9 3.9 John Hess 14.0 Davis 34.09 C Downs 64.8 Larry Rush 21:13 5 Ellen Currins 6:05 6:11.9 6.9 Bob Mazak 17.3 Stedor 25.44 Roy Buck 21:18 6 H Rathart 8:23 8:30.0 7.0 H55-59 LONG JUMP Skubic 22.15 M4Q-44 8:24 8:31.1 7.1 Lou Schneider 61.9 W30-34 7 R Rathart Harry Tolliver M30-34 M35-39 8:46 7:41.4 64.6 11.9 R. Busters ,65.6 Debbie Irwin 20:53 8 Oan Shea Clifton Jackson 20-10>s Dan LaBelle 32.36 Charles Dudley 12.4 R Loughlin 66.0 Malachi McGruder 12.5 W40-44 Ranee Teeple 20-5>i Hess 29.31 R Buck 72.5 Adolph Bangert 12.7 Martha Reese 21:06 Mike Davis 19-7 Pearce 28.85 Dave Sheritz 13.0 M60-64 Paul Skubic 19-1 Doug LaBelle 27.81 5TH ANNUAL HOME SAVINGS Glaze 13.1 H Straussenberg 80.0 Ezra Abdullah 18-01i Reiter 25.36 PAN-AMERICAN MASTERS Schwab 13.8 Rossman 22.70 W40-44 M35-39 Perkins 13.3 10000 Benston 19.25 TRACK & FIELD CHAMPION M Reese 78.4 Gordon Reiter lO-Gis Anderson 13.9 Wright 18.46 H30-34 Dan LaBelle IB-ls SHIPS. UNIVERSITY OF H55-59 H45-49 Barney Hance 33:01 Jim Schoolenberg14-10!s H40-44 Phyllis Schwandt 83.OAR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Jim Lipsky 12.8 Jim Neviackas 36:03 Jim Benston 14-8)s Chuck Klehm 35.30 Don Hopkins 13.2 Terry Mason 39:46 Dave Wright 12-94 Simon 33.89 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. - ? f Brooks Carver 14.0 Don Davis 46:56 Valle 33.85 M40-44 AUGUST 8-9, 1981. . u- .f. Don Ziflmerman 13.2 Malachi McGruder 32.60 800 M35-39 John Ewing 18-2 i-'i- Ewfng 28.81 ♦ - W50-S4 Joe G'Shea 34:07 Adolph tengert 17-84 M05-34 G. LaBelle 25.54 Alex Pappas 12.7 Rick Lutovsky 38:16 George LaBelle 14-4 Jerry Feldhausen2:01.8 Rathort 25.73 Chas Edmunds 41:24 Malachi McGruderl4-2 OOm 13.0 Barney Hance 2:02.6 Robert Maszak Jim Hoffman 14.5 Ray Almada 44:24 Terry Simons 13-4 W45-49 M35-39 John Duncan 46:35 Tom Tucker 33.26 Men Kurt Fugel 15.0 M4S-49 Gary Carr 1:56.7 Mann 29.79 ♦155-59 M40-44 Werner Maus 16-9 Stan Mathes 2:03.0 Zimmerman 27.49 Hike Jacknon 11:21 Chas Olson 14.0 Dick Rathert 50:24 Don Zinmerman 14-6): Jim Schaolenberg2:13.7 Smith 26.39 Dan Thiel 11:31 Ruben Oobson 57:16 W60-64 2:38.4 M50-54 Jesse Whitmire Fred Connell M50-54 11:36 Dave Lawyer Robert Maszak NT M45-49 Greg Bell 20-0 13.8 Jack Scott 35.96 Terry Jagroe 40:08 Larry Steinrauf 15-8 Hon "•>5-'50 M75-79 M40-44 Bredenbeck 32.93 Glen Cook 40:15 Charles Cox is-a^s A. E. Pitcher 17.6 Ernie Billups 1:59.2 Steinrauf 30.50 Wendy Miller 41:20 Clarence Ray 10:69 Adolph eankert 2:11.9 M55-59 Cox 29.84 W40-44 Don Pratt 43:56 Ruebon VJiitney 11:15 Allen Monts 2:18.6 Leon Potter 15-5 Joanne Grissom 15.2 M55-59 James Vicks 11:43 M55-59 Chuck Olson 12-9>s M4S-49 Chuck Olson 30.90 W45-49 Larry Rush 42:58 Norm Jensen 2:20.0 M65-69 Hen UO-Uh Betty Pappas 15.1 Bob Schwandt 44:45 M65-69 Terry Jayroe 2:43.2 Oave Shrader 6-0 Oave Shrader 35.01 W6S-69 W50-54 I'/alt Butler 11:36 M50-54 m;5-79 Lesner 26.32 Sheila Evans 17.8 Anna Rush 50:41 Doug .Smith 11:8:1 A £ Pitcher Charles Downs 2:30.4 9^10H M70-74 Ken Dennis Rich Czarapata 2:33.4 W40-44 Phil Partridge 35.60 M55-59 400 HURDLES Joanne Grissom 14-2ii Sherman Burho 28.02 •Men /t'1-6.0 200 Lou Schneider 2:20.6 M30-34 M75-79 Bill Buster 2:31.5 Bruce Gpringbelt 11:9:9 W30-34 Jerry teldhausen 67.5 A £ Pitcher 16.20 Bob Coughlin 2:32.5 TRIPLE JUMP Nick Newton 12:02:0 Ron Murphy 23.3 M40-44 M30-34 M40-44 Matt Brown 12:03:0 Bobby James 23.6 M70-74 Terry Pliner 65.7 John Blakeney 31-1is Joanne Grissom 25.88 Charles Stallworth23.8 6i11 Andberg 2:43.0 Edwin Adams 86.6 Hon 50-Sti Cliff Jackson 24.6 M40-44 JAVELIN W45-49 MSG-54 , Paul Skubic 25.0 John Ewing 39-0 Kdmund .Schuler Mary Czarapata 2:32.3 M30-34 12:3:3 fiance Teeple 25.1 George LaBelle 28-7>s liarold Greon Kirkpatrick 46,22 12:4:4 Bobby James 25.2 ViS5'59 Oswald Dawkina MAS-eS Teeple 45.54 12:4:6 Mike Davis 25.3 Phyllis Schwandt3:16.8AR Floyd Smith 27-6 Mike Oavis Ezra Abdullah 25.7 43.07 Mike Grimes 26.0 3000 STEEPLECHASE M50-54 Skubic 35.57 Hen 55-50 L. Rideaux 26.0 M35-39 Charlie Cox 29-8)s M35-39 Rich Steder 26.7 1500 Jim Benston 11:19.9 Larry Steinrauf 28-1 Dan LaBelle 39.80 Tom Patsalin 12:09.3 Reiter 38.48 Raymond Gnencor M35-39 M30-34 Rick Lutovsky M55-59 Hess 38.40 Haydn Parks- Gordon Reiter 24.3 Ed Granchalek 4:10.2 M45-49 Leon Potter 29-9!s Pearce 32.67 Tom Allen 24.8 Steve Currins 4:17.6 Terry Jayroe 12:12.7 Chuck Olson 29-4% Benston 31.00 Hen GO-{,U Steve Rossmann 25.2 Barney Hanse 4:19.3 M65-69 Doug LaBelle 30.17 Dan LaBelle 25.4 Teeple 4:56 Dave Shrader n-7 John Alexander 13:39 Fred Connell 26.8 Skubic 5:11 M40-44 Peter Fetter 13:9:4 Jim Schoolenberg 26.9 Davis 5:30 M70-74 Malachi McGruder 51.20 3000 WALK Clarence Killion 14:15:5 Jim Bensten 28.9 0 Burho 18-0 Schumacher 45.67 M35-39 M35-39 Dave Wright 30.5 Ewing 36.09 Men 65-Go Gary Carr 4:09.8 Robert Hascak 19:22 M75-79 ft- Simmons 33.69 M40-44 Jim Taylor 4:30 AE Pitcher 20-0 W50-54 George LaBelle 33.31 Harry Tolliver 23.9 Gordon Rieter 4:34 Herbert Miller 14:6:0 W4Q-44 Carl Klehm 30.21 Charles Dudley 25.3 Jim Benston Anna Rush 19:17.9 James Carson 17:9:0 5:01 Joanne Grissom 26-8 Malachi McGruder 25.3 Dan LaBelle 5:22.9 M45-49 John Ewing 25.4 Dave Wright 5:35.1 Zimmerman 45.25 Hon 70-71^ Dave Sheritz 26.2 Bob Maszak 5:44 Mann 27.87 HIGH JUMP Terry Pliner 26.5 Pat Walsh 5:46 Anthony Castro 14:5 SHOT PUT M50-54 Joe Caruso Helmut Schwabe 27.1 M30-34 13:3 M40-44 Jack Scott 36.38 George LaBelle 27.2 Mike Oavis 5-10 M30-34 Erme Billups 4:15.5 Steinrauf 34.95 Men 80-f Terry Simons 28.8 5-4 Jim Kirkpatrick 44-1 Alan Monts 4:55.1 Clifton Jackson Cox 33.58 M45-49 Jerry Bally 5:20 M35-39 Bredenback 28.87 Buell Crane M35-39 18:8 Jim Lipsky 26.0 Richard Rathert 6:17 Dan Labelle 38-5% i Dan LaBelle 5-6 M55-59 Don Hopkins 27.2 Jim Pearce 32-0% IVomcn M45-49 Jim Pearce 4-8 Chuck Olson 29.04 Don Zimmerman 27.5 Doug Labelle 31-8 Glen Cook 5:22 4-6 Brooks Carver 28.2 Jim Benston 30-7% M65-69 John Hess Phil Raschker 12:69 M50-54 Steve Rossmann 23-7 Lesner 27.89 H50-54 M40-44 Charles Downs 5:17 Shrader 17.79 Alex Pappas 26.8 Kurt Schumacher 4-10 M40-44 Billy Sedam 5:19.1 H70-74 Charles Edwards 27.2 Mike Valle 4-8 Carl Klehm 39-4 Steinrauf 5:31 Women UO-UU Larry Steinrauf 29.4 4-5 Mike Valle 37-4% Phil Partridge 30.25 Harry Young 5:34 Greg LaBelle Charles Cox 30.7 4-1 Kurt Schumacher 37-4 Coy 6:30 RJ Heitz M75-79 George LaBelle 31-11 Almeta Parish 14:63 M55-59 Dan Shea 6:58 Pitcher 3.74 M45-49 28-4 Jeanne Carter 14:7 Chuck Olson 28.9 Helmut Schwabe M55-59 Dick Richardson 6-0. 5-8 H60-64 , Richard Green 4:55.2 Tom Langenfeld V/omcn U-'j-Wt Floyd Smith 5-4 Tom Tucker 37-2% Dave Lawyer 28.0 Bill.Buster 5:32.2 Mann , 34-3% Charley Northrup 29.0 Roy Buck Werner Malls 4-6 Irena Obora 13:61 Maus 30-7 Christcl Miller 14:61 M55-59 Smith 29-3% M75-79 M60-64 Joan Tyksinski 17:7 Chuck Olson 4-6 AE Pitcher 39.2 Howard Strassenburg M50-54 ;|^pn Potter 4-5 W45-49 6:00 Jack Scott 40-2 Women Betty Pappas 33.4 W40-44 'm75-'79 Brendenbeck 39-3 26-6 Ghirley Kinsey 16:2? Martha Reese 6:03.7 A E. Pitcher 3-% Oan Shea W55-59 Shirley Dietderich 17:56 W65-69 Phyllis Schwandt 38.4 W45-49 ' M56-59 Magdalena Kuclme 18:41 Mary Czarapata 5:32.5 Sheila Evans 3-Si Chuck Olson 28-% page 24 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

Women 53-59 400m Men 59-59 Women 35-30 Hon "^O- 5U Men 30-34 5:41:2 Diana Smith 19:84 Bill Fitzgerald 2:17:5 Roiko Duba Luis Torres 38:15:7 Louis Schneider 2:19:3 Gherri Tracy 6:59:9 Patrick Devine 33:52:6 Eugene Driver Women 60-64 49:6 Avery Bryant 2:21:7 Don Lucero A0:06:0 Dan Thicl 49:9:8 V/omcn /i5-/i-9 Josephine Kolda 14:40 Ken Gtuart 50:3:7 Men 60-64 Men 5'?-'39 Martha Klopfcr Marjorie Hunt a: 24 Hen 35-39 .5:05:2 Jack Rice 2:20:9 Mary Czarapntn 5:08:7 Robert Page itO:53:2 V/oracn 70-74 George Poloyni,o 2:/40:2 Jennifer 'Wright 5:11:8 Hilliard Gumnor 50:1:3 Robert Long 3:15:2 Men 60-6U James Vicko Bess Jajnos 20:01 50:7:2 'Women 50-54 Frank Little Felicitas Salazar 28:26 53:0 Men 65-60 Harold Daughters 40:15;1. Adele Milicevic Marilla Salisbury 29:75 Hen 40-/j/( 6:35:7 Donald Longnocker 2:29:9 Marilyn Waste 6:44:6 Men 0-09 V/omen 80-^ Ed Stotsenberg 2:39:0 James Burnett 50:2 Philip Carey 3:03:8 •.•;omcn 55-50 Robert Boal ;t9:l6:0 Ralph Loo Marion Uiggins 37:2 51:6:5 John Montoya 49;i»6;0 Harry Tolliver 53:0:4 Hen 70-74 / Helen Dick 6:01:3 Men 70-71t lion 45-/49 200m Sid Madden 2:52:0 Women 70-74 Lucian Salazar 4:26:3 Lucian Salaaar 62:38 Nick Newton 53:4:8 Be.ss James Men 30-34 ilaig Bohigian 8:21:6 53:8:5 Men 75-79 Felicitas .Salazar 9;26:1 Cliff Pauling 53:9:6 Women UO-hU Mike Jackson 22:32 Marilla Salisbury 11:55:1 Harold Chapson 2:52:0 1 Glenn Johnson 22:67 Men 50-5/1 Jesse Whitraire 22:76 OdOOm Joyce Moroita 49:20 Men 80+ Oswald Dav/kins 56:6:6 / Men 30-34 Women 50- Men 35-39 Kclsey Brown 58:1:0 Paul Spongier 4:22:9 David Mack 58:3:7 Ruben VHiltney 22:27 Grjcg Owings . 15:27:6 Adele Milicevic 49:20 Women 35-39 Hilliard Suroner 22:36 Men 55-59 "Cajrlos Goday 15:52:3 Cleirence Ray 22:86 Bruce Horiguchi 17:49:4 Women •3.b-59 lllki Hcrvcy 2:33:5 Bill Fitzgerald 58:5:8 Reiko ;Duba 2:36:2 Hen 55-30 Helen Dick Men 40-44 Raymond Gncncer 63:3 Haydn Parks 63:5 VJomcn 70-7A Jim Burnett 22:59 V/omon /45-49 Jim llowell 16:37:0 Walt Bulter 23:05 Otilio Corona 17:08:9 Dave Segal 25:35 Men 60-6/( Ildriborto Silva 17:09:7 Bess James 1:06:3 Jennifer Wright 2:35:3 Felicitas Sal.azar 1:19:27 Mary Czarapata 2:39:3 John Alexander lion /+0-44 . Hen 45-/iO 59:06 Clarence Killion 67:04 IVomen 50-54 bOOOm Walk George Poloynis Irbw Faxon 15:55:9 Nick Newton 67:67 ' 23:88 -Adele Milicevic Gabriel Bernal 16:19:5 Matt Brown 3:05:3 Men AO-Jih 23:90 Men 65-69 Marilyn Waste Jcynec Murphy 16:41:5 Bruce Springbett 23:98 3:19:2 Ron Daniel 23:54 Donald I.ongneckor tien 45-/19 Hen 50-5/1 69:0 Women 60-64 James Moberlj 25:56 Paul Ganahl 71:7 Robert Fredericks Ralph Bowles 17:01:6 Oswald Dawkins 93:0 Dorcais Uatlen N.T. Hen 50-'iU 25:62 1 I^bert Lopez 18:32:9 Harold Crocn 25:70 ; Men 70-74 Womcii. 70-74 Louis Simms 19:30:0 Edmund Schulor 26:04 John Kelly 24:58 John MacLachlan 28:31 Lucian Salazar Men 50-54 Men 55-59 96:2 Bess!Jcunes 4:26:4 Milton Creange 30:54 Felicitas Salazar 5:02:7 Women 30-3A Marilla Salisbury 5:51:0 Luis Torres 17:14:5 Men 55--59 Ray Spencer • 27:87 •jl'atrick Devine 17:48:6 , Haydn Parks . 28:44 i • + . nl\ Phil Haschker v 58:3:2- I •"BaVif-Vai'lf-'ir iHerry Giitonen Men 60-6A 1500m Women 35-5? Men 55-59 •gal . -I Men 60-6U John Alexander Men ^0-34 26:49 Frances Baxter Jim O'Neil 17:00:5 Peter Fetter 75:6 Robert Long 32:14 20:51 Jim Waters Hruce Robinson . 19:10:5 Byron Walls 29:2 3:58:5 Women 40-44 Rey Corona 4:06:9 Hen 6b-60 Men 65-6? Hen 65-69 Carlos Goday 4:35:7 Joanne Carter 68:36 Harold MclVilliams 31:01 Almcta Pariah 63:66 Men 35-39 John Montoya 26:01:10 Herbert Miller 30:41 I'hilip Carey 26:55:00 Men 70-7/. Men 70-74 Women 45-/i1 Rich Myers 4:02:1 i Men 70-74 Ken Rohon 4:18:7 Cordon VJallace 30:14 Irene Obera Anthony Castro 29:66 65:23 Arnold Bairton 4:45:5 Che3 Unruh 33:51 Raymond Iloveau 24:21:3 Men 75-79 Women 50-5A Men 40-44 Lucian Salazar 31:47:1 Hen 80+ Shirley Dietderich Ernest Billups Hen 80+ Paul Cpemgler IVinficld McFadden 34:9 86:77 4:05:1 34:54aA Marilyn Waste •91:98 George Cohen 4:11:0 Nat Pisciotta 42:7 Paul Spangler Chuck Downey 4:13:4 23:53:5 Women ZO-'iU Men. 0O'+ ^ Women 70-7A (1 LA/ 1 Hen ^5-/49 Women 30-3/t Bonnie Dillon 26':52 Boss James Buell Crane 43:7 1:39:05 Felicitas Sa.lazar 2:17:2 Louis Vink 4:13:3 Joan Chromoy 21:22:0 Ghiyc Horiguchi 24:21:0 Women 30-3A Marilla Salisbury 2:35:9 Robert Packard 4:13:6 wpp'-'", Clifford Pauling 4:28:3 — Vlcki Jones 24:56 Phil Raschkler 25:15 Jolene Gteigerwalt 27:50 SOOin Men 50-5/4 women 50-5/t Women 40-44 Women hO-UU Hen 30-3A Kelsey Brown 4:35:8 Adele Milicevic 21:16 Tom Sturalc 4:42:3 Marilyn Waste a:54:l Almeta Parish 29:50 Mary Blackraon Jeanne Carter Carlos Ilernandez 4:44:2 36:31 30:62 Ken Stuart 1:55:1 Jim Water.s Women 70-74 1:56:4 Men 55-59 Women Women 45-/i9 Rcynaldo Corona . 2:02:5 Bess James 31:14:0 Avery Bryant Jeannine Burk Irene Obera 4:46:6 52:44 28:02 Men 35-39 louis Schneider Joan Tyksinski 4:/47:5 36:7 Robert Page 4:53:8 V/omcn GO-Gh John Porry lO.OOOra Bob Brovme Men 60-6/4 Hose Kash 36:04- Women 50-54 Rich Myers 2:01:2 Men 30-34 Ghirloy Kinooy Jack Rice 5:02:4 Greg Owings Women 70-7U 32:9 George Poloynis 33:01:6 Shirley Dietderich 36:2 Hen 40-/44 6:09:8 Carlos Goday 33:41:8 Robert Long Marilla Galisbury 6:20:3 Henry Lange 34:34:5 40: a Women 60-64 Ernest Dlllups Elena Carola 45:60 1:56:1 Men 65-69 George Cohen 1:57:1 Hen 35-39 Josephine Kolda 35:28 Harry Tolliver 2:01:1 Donald Longnecker 5:05:6 20K .Vglli: Ed Stotsenberg Hcribcrto Silva 35:48:8 Women 70-7/4 Men 45-49 5:31:9 Arnold Barton 37:17:7 Men 1,0-hU- Hen 70-7/4 Bess James 40:88 Louis Vink 2:03:4 Men hO-hU Felicitas Galarar 55:60 Clifford Pauling Ron Daniel 1:45:53 2;03:5 . Sid Madden Marilla Salisbury 65:6 Jesse Carrington 5:55:2 Gabriel Bernal James Hobcrly 1:58:41 2:05:7 Lucian Salazar 33:43:2 7:35:3- Arthur Hortell 38;-25:0 Women 80+ Men 50-54 50-5A Men 75-79 Hen /1.5-49 Marion Higgins . Kelcoy Brovm John Kelly 2:01:13. 92:9 2:10:0 Harold Chapson Jerry V/lthers 5:55:2 Andre Tocco 34:00:8 John Friesen 2:37:141, 2:15:3 Nat Pisciotta Carlos Hernandez 2:16:9 7:26:6 Ralph Bowles 35:47:0 Men 55-99 Men 80+ Harry Giitonen 2:16:54, Paul Spangler 7:27:2 September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 25

lien Hen UO-UU Hen 70-7h TOOOm Gtccnl charge (cont) Nick Hewton 5' 10" Alvin Henry 20' 4i" Gordon V/allaco 2:1,9 Men 80-88 Gary Miller John Ilann.o 2:2lr.00 19' 8" Joe Iseri 18' 8i" Ches Unruh '2:1+8:W Kent Guthric 10:57:«t Edward Hill 152', V Men 90-98 James Thomas 11:29:0 Men 89-89 '.Votnon "'jQ-Zli. Hen UO~Uh Leonard Olson 4" Hen h5-U9 Edmund Scliuler 4" Dave Jackson Bonnie Dillon 2:01:13 Julian Nunez 137' 9" Patrick Devine 2" 19' a»V' k '.'/illiam Clark 18' 6i" Andre Tocco 10;/t9:9 Carl Klohm 13'f' 2" Robert ^Perry 0" Roger Tsuda Women 39-30 P. Alexander 12:28:0 James Hart 118'11" 17' >3" Men 55-50 Hen 50-58 Joleno Oteige'rwalt 2:06:3't Hen 50-5lt Hen Wj-UO Spotsv/ood Hall 5' 2" Novica Hilicevic Women GO-GU Luis Torres ll:tf6:0 Gilberto Garcia 127'10" Dave Brovm 4' 4" 19' 2i" Edmund Schuler Patrick Devine 12:30:0 Jose Fravmdorfer 125' 8" Rusty Tracy 4' 2" 16' 6 3/4" Fred Gallardo 14' 9" Roee Kauh C 2:37:22 Richard Czarapata 12:26:0 Hal Smith 116' 0" m lien 60-68 Hon Hen 55-59 Hen 50-58. 110m Hurdles Burl Gist 5' 2" Tom Pat.salin 191 9^.,.. Jack Noble 12:07:0 Leonard Olson Hf3' 0" Orval Gillott 4' 8" 41 (jM Ray .Spencer Hen 30-36 Jack Scott ll^f' 3" Gordon Nordgren 16' Hi" Dave Brovm Men 60-66 16' 7" John Jonen i Men 55-59 Hen 69-69 15:3 Men 60-68 A1 Lipccomb V 15:6 Robert Long Emson Grimm 55' 7i"' Claude Tjggart 4' 6" Hen 39-30 ! Hen 65-69 Robert tin ad. 4' 2" Gordon Farrell 17' 2 5/it" John Alexander Men GO—GU Herbert Miller 3' 8" 16' 8" Si Jim Vernon Thoo Viltz 15:0:7 Robert Boal 13:lt2:0 15' Si-" Cornilius McCortnick Paul Ganahl • H;58:0 Francisco Fragoso lk6' 7" !'c" 70-74 15:7:6 lien 65-69 Dan Aldrich 119'11" Tod Ration Men UO-hk Hen 75-79 ; Bob Stone 107* 0" 3' 10' Red Doms .3'. 6" Herbert Miller 14' li" ' ^ Art Vesco Walt Bultler l'f:6:7 Nat Pisciotta 20:17:0 Hen 65-69 10' 9i" Alvin IJenry "C" 75-79 15:8:2 Men 70-7/f Jojnec Thomac -I7:lf:7 Art Vesco 87' 6*' Hert Gambito 3' 1.0" Joe Csru.sco 2i-'!' Hen -A5-69 Javelin Hen 70-7A Winfield HcFaddon 3' 10" 13' Ted Hatlen 11' 6" Men 30+ William Clark 18:6:0 Hen 30-3A Randy Hubbell 111' 0" Jerry Stannero 21:2:0 Men 75-79 J ThomaG 26:3:0 Steven Pelletier 170'11" Buell Crane y 10" Triple Jumn V/infiold McFadden 10' 8i" Hen 50-SA Hen 35,-^ Mert Gambito 10' 7 3/4' Hen 30-38 '.'.'omen Edmund Gchulnr- David Robertson 175'10" lien 80+ 19:3:3 Phil Raschkor Fred Gallardo 20::t:0 Lloyd Iliggins 169'7 " Steve Lang Jj2'9i" 4' 8" James Waste 26:9:0 Edviard Hill Joel I'/hitfiold

f-lcn 35-39 John Dobroth 6' 6"AR Rufus Morris. 22' 83" Anthony MacKay 5' 2" Dave Peck 16" 43" Ilcriborto .Silva 11:20 Ed Oleata 5' 0" Jack Karbens 16' contiBoed on page 29 page 26 National Masters Newsletter September 1981

14TH ANNUAL PENN MUTUAL/TAC NATIONAL iMASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAflPIONSHIPS LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 15-16, 1981

T lOOm Run - Frelima- (Man) Accutrack Age Group: 70-74 200 ,m Run (Woman) (Final) Age Group: 60-64 Aga Group 35-39 1. Anthony Castro, 72 14.13 Age Group: 30-34 1. John Alexander, 61 59.67 Haat #1 2. Joe Caruso, 71 15.16 1. Ail Raschker, 34 25.29 2. Henry Fairbank,62 1:02.07 1. Ruben Whitney 11«36 3. Ken Carnine, 73 15.46 2. Mary Lehner, 30 28.60 3. Clarence Killion,63 1:06.56 2. Rod Ferguson 11.95 4. A. J. Puglisevic,73 16.82 3. Maria Magana, 31 53.1 4. Bill Fairbank 1:15.15 3, Bill Alston 12:08 5. (^is Tompkins, 72 16.98 Age Group: 40-44 Age Group: 65-69 4. Dennis Stemple 12.54 Age Group: 75-79 1. Ctierrie Sherrard, 1. Harry Koppel, 68 1:05.43 5, Gerry Varty 12.64 1. Lsmsr Jackson, 76 15.10 « 28.61 Age Group; 70-74 6. David Alvord 12.85 2. Sing Lisa, 77 15.4 2. Almeta Parish, 44 29.43 1. Ken Carnine -4:12.77 Heat #2 3. Herbert Anderson,79 15.75 3. Jeanne Carter, 41 30.45 2. Mel Shine,72 1:13.76 1. Hilliard Susner 11.17 Age Group: 75-79 2. Bob Simpson , 11.53 100m Run (Final) (Women) Age Group: 35-39 1. Harold Chapson, 79 1:14.10 3. Bill Johnson 11.57 Age Group: 30-34 1. Janie Duff, 35 28.87 2. Herbert Anderson,79 1:15.53 4. James Hill 12.03 1. Ail Rascher, 34 12.2 2. Frances Baxter, 35 30.83 Age Group: 80-84 5. Tony Creddock 12.16 2. Maria Serrano, 34 15.2 Age Group: 45-49 1. Paul Soanaler. 82 1:40.45 Heat #3 3. Maria Magana, 31 15.2 - 1. Irene Obera, 47 28.11 1. James Vicks 11.29 Age Group: 35-39 2. Susan Redfleld, 45 30.59 400m Run (Finals) (Women) Accutrack 2. Paul Dungan 11.37 1. Janie Duff, 35 13.9 3. Donna Radigan, 45 34.80 Age Group: 30-34 3. Mike Itoovich 12.78 2. Frances Baxter, 35 14.7 4. Joan Tyksinski,49 32.25 1. Ail Raschker. 34 57.01 4. Jack Karbens 13.35 Age Group: 40-44 2. Maty Lehner, 30 1:03.99 5. Kevin Holtzclew 3. Maria Serrano, 34 1:10.75 13.62 1. ,42 13.76 Ago Group: 50-54 Age Oroup: 40-44 2. Almata Parish,44 14.20 Age Group: 35-39 1. Shirley Kinsey, 52 33.43 Heat #1 3. Lucille Ligon, 42 14.69 2. Shelley Ammons,52 1. Janie Duff, 35 1:06.55 K: 1. Walt Butler 11.33 4. Jeanne Carter, 41 14.79 34.23 2. Frances Baatcer, 35 1:09.23 3. Ellen Fuller, 52 34.40 2. Ben Anixter 11.53 5. Connie Voigt, 43 18.8 4. Shirley Dietderich, Age Group: 40-44 3. Ken Dennis 11.74 Age Group: 45-49 1. Almeta Parish, 44 1:08.67 54 4. Paul Edens 36.83 2. Jeaime Carter, 41 1:09.19 11.92 1. Irene Obera, 47 13.84 Age Group: 55-59 5. Martin Hee 12.29 2. Christal Miller,46 14.03 3. Liz Ray, 42 1:10.71 No Entries 6. Charles Jurden 4. Miriam Gerard, 40 1:12.79 12.3 3. Donna Radigan, 45 16.46 Age Group: 60-64 Heat #2 4. Joan lyksinski, 49 17.40 5. Connie Voigt, 43 1:13.28 1. Josephine Kolda, 63 35.26 1. Doug Smith 11.66 Age Group: 45-49 2. Martha Fairbank,60 37.06 2. Jim Ackett 11.72 3. Jaclyn Caselli, 60 1. Irene Obera, 47 1:05.56 Gil LaTorre Age Group: 50-54 (Women cont) 41.65 2, Suaan Redficld, 45 1:06.50 3. 11.80 Age Group: 60-64 4. Harvey Johnson 12.00 1. Shirley Kinsey, 52 15.64 3. Gretchen Snydar, 47 1:16.83 1. Bess James, 71 42.55 5. Abelardo Lopez 12.45 2. Ellen Fuller, 52 16.45 Age Group: 50-54 2. Marilla Sallaburv.JS 72.8 6. John Komtved 15;00 3. Shelley Ammons, 52 16.68 1. Shelley Ammons, 52 1:16.54 Age Group: 50-54 4. Buff Messenger, 53 25.0 2. Ellen Puller, 52 1:16.94 Heat Age Group: 60-64 400m Prelims (Man) 3. Shirley Dietderich,54 1:30.00 Age Group: 30-34 Accutrack Time 1. Bert Lancaster 11,87 1. Martha Fairbank, 60 17.33 Age Group: 60-74 Heat #1 2. Don Cheek 12.13 2. Josephine Kolda, 63 17.86 1. Jaclyn Caselli,60 1:29.20 Willie Brogan, 3. Ted Vick 12.34 3. Jaclyn Caselli, 60 19.43 1. 52.07 2. Martha Fairbank, 60 1:32.47 U 2. Eugene Driver 52.09 4. Huel Washington 12.38 4. Marjorie Hunt, 62 20.4 Age Group: 65-69 3. Doug Spencer 3. Ed Mahany 12.53 Age Group 70-74 53.29 1. Alice Werbel, 65 1:35.69 Heat #2 1. Beas James, 71 19.71 4. John Wimmer 53.54 Age Group: 70-74 5. Ken Adris 1.Harold Green 12.46 53.99 1. Bass James, 71 1.435.84 2.Oswald Dawkins 12.47 200m RUN (Final) (Man) 2, Marilla Saliabury 2s5e,03 3.Dick Marlln 12.99 Age Group: 30-34 Heat #2 A.Bob Jordiin 13.01 1. Glenn Johnson 52.48 800m Run (Men) (finals) Accutrack 1. Gene Driver 22.25 2. Reggie Davis V 5.Rich, ZuDvalt 13.29 52.55 Age Group: 30-34 i, : Age Group: 60-64 2. Mike Jackson 22.47 3. Daniel Thiel, 53.19 1. Ken Stuart, 34 1:56.6 3. Glenn Johnson 22.76 4. Bill Weller 1. Clarence Killion 13.47 53.63 Age Group: 35-39 t 2. Carl Dates 4. Nate Robinaon 22.88 5. Lindsay Bodden 53.66 1. George Mason, 37 1:55.0 14.36 5. Reggie Davia 23.37 Age Group: 35-39 Accutrack 3, Sam Hoover 14.65 Time 2. Gary Carr, 37 1:55.0 6. Greg Marshall 23.38 Heat #1 4, Henry Carter 15.36 3. Dennis Tracy. 35 1:57.2 i -• 7. Doug Spencer 23.5 1. Milliard Sumnar I Heat #2 52.02 4. Bob Browne, 56 1:59.1 Ken Endris 24.3 I 1. John Aleotandar 8. 2. Matt Pruitt 52.99 5. Rich Mycra, 36 2:01.0 13.10 Age Group: 35-39 2. Norm Qrmins 13.20 3. George Smith 54.29 6. David Shilling, 36 2:02.2 1. Ruben Whitney 21.8 4. David Alvord 3. Hemy Fairbank 13.56 58.48 7. Jim Irwin, 35 2:07.2 2. Matt Pruitt 22.1 4. Gordon Nordgren 14.02 5. Jack Karbens 59.82 3. James Vicks 22.3 8. James Skalaki, 38 2:10.2 5. Rulon Bigelow 15.19 Heat #2 4. Paul Dungan 22.5 1. Dsve Romain 52.28 9. Richard Friedlander- lOOm Run (Final; (Man; AccutraK 5. Bill Johnson 22.9 2. James Vicks 52.39 37 2:12.1 Age Group:' 30-34 6. Bob Simpson 23.1 3. 53.10 Age Group: 40-44 1. Mike Jackson 10.88 7. Bill Alston 23.8 1. George Cohen, 41 1:55.7 2. Glenn Johnson 11.04 4. Don Martin .54.78 8. Don Martin 24.3 5. Don Wiens 5 5.69 2. Ernest Billups, 44 1:56.3 3. Greg Marshall 11.29 Age Group: 40-44 3." Ralph Lee, 40 1:56.7 4. Ed Bonner 11.39 1. James Burnett 22.4 4. Richard Schupbach,40 1:59.7 (Finals) (Men) Accutrack 5. Marcellus Cooper 11.40 Walt Butler 23.0 5. John Pitman, 43 2:02.0 2. Age Group: 30-34 6. Michael Wilson 11.95 Dave Segal 23.1 6. Bill Mayer, 44 2:02.3 3. 1. Eugene Driver 50.06 Age Group; 35-39 4. Ben Anixter 23.8 7. Gary Rook^, 40 2:06.9 2.Glenn Johnson 50.72 1, Ruben Whitney 10.77 Jim Puckett 23.8 8. Michael aai:ghan,41 5. 3. Willie Bogan 57.06 2:07.3 2. James Vicks 11.03 6. Doug Smith 23.8 9. Bob King, 41 2:10.1 4. Reggie Davis 52.66 3. Paul Oungan 11.24 7. Gil LaTorre 23.9 10. Van Zant, 42 2:12.8 5. John Wimmer 52.87 4. Bub Simpson 11.45 8. Harvey Johnson 24.3 11. Don Spickelmier,40 2:15.0 5. Bill Johnson 11.63 6. Bill waller 53.8 Age Group: 45-49 54.0 12. Eugene Imgend,44 2:16.3 6, Rod Ferguson - 11.86 1. ~ Matt Brown 24.09 7. Doug Spencer Age Group: 45-49 Age Group: 35-39 7. James Hill NT 2. Bruce Springbett 24.18 1. Clifford Pauling.46 2:02.4 1. George Smith 49.15 Age Group: 40-44 3. Nick Newton 24.31 2. Pete Richardson,46 2:02.9 2. James Vicks 49.54 1, Walt Butler 11.13 4. Cliff Pauling 24.72 3. Louis Vink, 46 2:04.6 3. Matt ikulct 49.73 2. Doug Smith 11.59 Donald Gray 28.8 5. 4. Milliard Sumner 50.18 4. Robert Packard,45 2:06.1 3. Ben Anixter ^ 11.61 Age Group: 50-54 5. Jesse Carrington,45 2:09.3 4. Jim Puckett 5. Dave Romain 50.53 11.65 1. Bert Lancaster 23.8 6. David Pgtket:hly,45 2:09.7 5, Paul Edchs 11.66 6. David Alvord 58.3 2. Don Cheek 24.8 7. Ken Napier, 49 2:13.2 6. Gil LaTorre 11.79 3. Oswald Dawkins 25.3 8. Robert Shaw,47 2:21.3 7, Harvey Johnson 11.86 4. Huel Washington 25.7 Age Group: 40-44 Age Group: 50-54 Age Group; 45-49 5. Ed Mahany 25.7 1. James Burnett, 41(H(ij49.36 1. Jim Schlrber, 50 2:09.0 1. Bruce Springbett., 11.61 6. Will Robinson 25.8 World Record 2. Kelsey Drown,53 2:10.6 2. Nick Newton 11.72 7. Bob Jordan 25.8 2. Ralph Lee, 40 50.86 3. Jerry Withers, 51 2:13.1 3. Matt Brown 11.73 3. Bill Xnocke, 41 51.06 4. David Stevenson,52 2:13.4 4. Haig Bohigian 12.10 4. Bill Green, 44 54.87 5. Donald Jackson, 54 2:16.3 5. Richard Hansen 12.34 Age Group: 55-59 5. Albelardo Lopez 56.96 6. Marehall Heredsn,51 2:16.4 6. Donald Gray 13.2 1. Richard Nordquist, 6. Ail Cordero, 42 1:00.2 7. Bob Holmes, 52 2:20.4 27.55 Age Group: 50-54 55 7. John Lehner, 40 1:02.3 8. Harry Hill, 53 2:25.5 30.80 1. Bert Lancaster 11.65 2. Claude Tracy,- 55 Age (hroup: 45-49 9. Bemie Sehladler,54 2:26.4 2. Harold Green 12.30 Age Group: 60-64 1. Clifford Pauling,46 52.91 Age Group: 55-59 3. Oswald Oswkins 12.38 26.50 1. John Alexander 2. Nick Newton, 47 52.92 1. Bill Fitzgerald,56 2:15,5 4. Dick Merlin 12.48 2. Henry Fairbaid( 27.66 3. Haig Bohigian, 45 55.27 2. Louis Schneider,55 5. Huel Washington 2:17.6 12.88 3. Clarence Killion 27.73 Age Group: 50-54 :^chie Messenger,58 2:18.0 6. Bob Jordan 3. 12.97 4. Carl Dates . 29.71 1. Don Qieek, 53.93 4. Avery Dryant, 57 Age Group: 55-59 2:24.3 ; 5. Sam Hoover 30.48 2. Bert Lancaster 54.14 5. Devid Lewis, 59 2:31.0 1. Tom Patsalis, 59 12.59 Age Group: 65-69 3.. Huel Washington 59.34 6. Sid Toebe, 57 2:35.5 2. Richard NOrdquist,55 13.59 1. Harry Koppel, 68 27.61 4. Bob Jordan 1:00.75 Age Group: 60-64 3. Roy Wigginton, 55 14.09 2. John Satti, 67 29.15 4. George Simon, 58 5. Francis Kishi 1:00.8 1. Jack Rice, 60 2:21.7 14.63 3. Herbert Miller, 65 31.13 6. Harry Hill 1:07.2 2. Diehard Moeze, 61 Age Group: 60-64 2:32.3 Age Group: 70-74 Age Group: 55-59 3. George AloyBi8,63 2:36.7 1. Norm Crains 13.24 1. Anthony Castro, 72 29.4 1. Bill Fitzgerald,56 59.5 4. Robert Long, 63 3:03.4 2. Henry Fairbank 13.39 2. Ken Carnine, 73 31.4 2. Archie Messenger,58 1:01.3 3. Clarence Killion 13.48 Age Group: 75-79' 3. Claude Tracy, 55 1:07.9 4. Orl Dates 14.27 1. Sing Lum, 77 32.8 If 5. Gordon Hordgren 14.3 — 2. Herbert Anderson 33.3 6. Sam Hoover NT Age Group: 80-84 Age Group: 65-69 1. Paul Spangler, 82 53.1 1. Harry Koppel, 68 13.25 2. Herbert Miller, 65 NT September 1981 National Masters Newsletter oaee 27

Age Qroup; 65-69 IPUUm RUN 1Women; 10.000m Run (Men) 110m Hurdles (Finals) Accutrack 1. Key Mahannah, 65 2:43.6 Age Group: 30-34 Age Group 00-3430- Age Group: 30-34 1. Allan Stanbrldge,34 33:26.8 2, Joseph Goodman, 69 3:16.4 ;1. Phyllis 01rlch,32 4:39.3 1. Gene Hoffman, 30 15.53 Age Qroup: 70-74 Age Group: 35-39 2. Rosa Rowley, 32 35:05,1 2. A1 Lipscomb, 31 15.81 3. Jim OozB^, 32 NT 1. Mel Shine, 72 2:46.7 1. Sherrl Tracy 7:00.3 3. Nate Robinson,30 15.90 2. Sid Madden, 73 2:47.9 Age Group: 40-44 Age Group: 35-39 4. James Overton Jr,31 15.90 Age Group 75-79 1. Judy Fox, 40 4:45.5 1. Bill Clark, 37 31:36.2 5. Ed Baskauskas,31 16.06 2:46.7 1. Karx>Id Qiapson, 79 2. Joan Ullyot, 41 5:10.7 2. Fraidc Duarte, 39 32:30.4 6. Mike Osvls, 31 16.78 2. Herbert Anderson,79 3:14.5 3. Agatha Lee, 41 5:26.0 3. Daryl Zapata, 36 32:35.8 Age Group: 35-39 Age Qroup 80-84 4. Mary Cullen, 42 5:26.0 4. Dwlght Cornwell,35 36:06.4 1. Tbeo Vlltz, 38 14.63 1. Paul Spangler, 82 3:36.0 5. Miriam Gerard, 40 5:57.4 5. Bill Benz, 38 36:08.4 2, Fred Johnson, 35 15.61 Age Group: 45-49 6. Mark Gallo, 38 37:04.0 Age Qroup 40-44 800m Run (Womenl (finals) Accutrack 1. Martha Klopfer,46 5:06.4 Age Group: 40-44 1. Ed Oleata 16.27 Age Qrouo; 35-39 ; 2. Mary Czarapata,46 5:07.7 1. Tom Larls, 41 31:09,0 2. Lew Thome' 16.46 1. Janle Duff^ 35 2:30.0 Age Group: 50-54 2. Kirk Randall, 40 32:54.6 3. Dee DeWltt 16.57 Age Group: 40-44 rl. Marilyn Waste, 51 6:33.2 3. Arthur Mortell, 41 34:37,6 4. Gary Bane 16.77 1. Judy Fox, 40 2:25.7 Age Group: 60-64 4. Larry Worth, 43 36:15.0 5. Phil Vincent 18.37 2. Joan Ull^t, 41 2:35.8 |1, Jaclyn Caselll, 60 6:30.8 5. Val Schultz, 41 36:58.7 6. Martin Hee 18.80 3. Mary Cullen, 42 2:42.0 Age Group: 65-69 6. Richard Cochran 38:55.2 Age Group 45-49 Age Group; 45-49 :1, Alice Werbel, 65 7:23.9 7. John Reeve, 44 40:56.1 1. Dirve Jackson 16.14 1. Suaan Redfleld, 45 2:29.1 Age Group: 70-74 Age (k'oup: 45-49 2. Hal Smith 16.81 2. Mary Czarapata, 46 2:31.1 |1. Bess James, 71 8:09.3 1. Ralph Bowles, 45 NT Age Group: 50-54 3. Ruth Haters,47 ^2:57.8 j2. Marllla Salisbury, 2. Jerry Lewis, 46 35:16.5 1. Joe Murphy, 51 17.39 Age Group: 50-54 ( 77 ^7./,7 1 3. Stan Huddleston,49 38:15.5 2. Don Doimelly 20.40 1. Ruth Anderson, 52 2:51.3 4. James Harris, 46 38:44.3 3. Joe Thomas, 52 22.89 2. Marilyn Waste, 51 3:15.8 5000m Run (Men) 5. Queries Kramer, 45 38:53.1 4. Jim Waste, 52 27.68 Age Qroup: 55-59 Age Group 30-34 Age Group: 50-54 Age Group: 55-59 No Qatx-les 1. David Garcia, 30 15;57.6 1. Anthony Saplenza,52 35:00.2 1. Tom PatsaLla,59 18.03 Age Group: 60-64 2. William Dunn, 34 15;58.9 2. Len Thornton, 50 35:06.4 100m Hurdle James Moore, 34 ^1. Jaclyn Caselll, 60 3:11.7 3. 16;04.3 3. Luis Torres, 53 35:40.2 Age Group: 60-64 2. Patricia Dlxon, 62 3:16.9 4. Robert Jacobs, 32 16;27.8 4. Patrick Devlne,52 36:56.4 1. Burl Gist, 61 16.08 3. Dorcas Hatlen, 62 4:05.1 5. Paul Raslgnato, 30 16;43.4 5. Ronald Nledrauer,50 39:19.6 2. Bob Hunt, 61 17.21 Age Group: 65-69 6. Ross Rowley, 3Z 16;47.6 Age Qroup: 55-59 Age Qroup; 65-69 ' Age Group 35-39 1. Alice Werbel,.65 3:38.2 1. Jim O'Nell, 56 35:25.6 1. Herbert Miller,65 18.66 Age/Group: 70-74 1. Bill Clark, 37 15;12.7 2. Ray Gil, 56 37:35.4 2. Vince Godfrey, 67 22.4 1. Bess James, 71 3:49.2 2. Harvey Franklin, 38 15128.0 3. Robert Wright, 58 43:44.6 80m Hurdle (Women) 2. Marllla Salisbury,73 6:03.5 3. Frank Duarte, 39 15129.1 Age Group: 60-64 Age Group: 40-44 4. Daryl Zapata, 36 15139.6 1. Rndy Nimmons, 6 37:49.6 1. Cherrle Sherrard,42 12.94 5. IVlght Cornwell, 35 16:51.3 i500m RUN (Men) Age Qrtnip: 85-69 S 2. Susan Redfleld,45 15.58 6. Dennis Dillon,37 17.22 1. Joseph Goodman, 69 46:48.4 Age Group: 30-34 Age Group 40-44 i1c Jim Waters, 32 3:52.7 80m Hurdl- (Man) 1. Bill Kelnhardt, 40 15:29.5 10.000m Run (Women) Age Group: 70-74 ;2. Reynaldo Corona,31 4:02.5 2. Lew Faxon, 41 15:31.0 Age Group: 35-39 1. Ted Hatlen, 70 E.30 3. Domlel Cruz, 30 4:02.8 3. Tim Rostege, 41 16:0J 0 1. Carol Stroud, 38 38:23.0 2. Stan Thompson, 70 17.69 4. Earl Downing, 31 4:04.9 4. Don Splckelmelr, 40 16:13.6 2. Nelly Wright, 35 40:28.2 3. 5. Dan Mlnutillo,31 4:12.8 5. JC. Puglizevlc, 73 18.27 Rudy Escobedo, 41 17:02.3 3. Kathleen Kaiser, 35 40:37.0 4. Ghristopher Tompklna 6. Caleb Mitchell,31 4:14.5 6. Valdemar Schultz, 41 17:20.2 Age Group 40-44 72 18.41 7. Danny Moon, 33 Age Group 45-49 4:20.3 T.' 1, Judy Fox, 40 i35:35.0 Age Group: 75-79 Ag4 Group; 35-39 1. Ray Hatton, 49 15:17.6 2, Sandra Knotc, 43 39:47.0 1, Harbert Anderson,79 19.24 1, Tom VonRuden, 36 3:53.9 2. David Pltkethly, 45 '.6;01.2 Age Group: 45-49 2, Ramsay thomas, 37 4:00.0 3. Ralph Bowles, 45 16:39.4 1. Ruth Waters, 47 43:42.0 400m I.H. 3, Dennis Tracy, 35 4:00.6 4. Gaza Feld, 47 17:29.1 Age Group: 50-54 Age Group: 30-34 4, Rich Myers, 35 4:01.9 5. Cass Curtis, 48 17:47.1 1. Ruth Anorson, 52 42:44.4 1. Don Roberts, 31 59.97 6. Charles Kramer, 45 18:24.7 2. Marilyn Waste, 51 .5. Gary Carr, 37 4:04.6 Age Group 50-54 51:11.2 2, A1 Lipscomb, 31 1:00.24 Age Qroup: 60-64 6. David Hliiinelbers,35 4:07.9 1. Anthony Saplenza, 52 16:47.3 Age Group: 35-39 7. Ken Kohon, ,35 4:10,3 1. Patcrlcla Dixon, 62 47:37.6 1, George Smith, 37 54.14 .... ^ 2. Luis Torres, 53 16:52 .4 4^3.5 _2.,. Jaclyn Casaill, 60 48:11.8 2. Ron Whitney, 36 57.03 3. ESn-Thorntoh- " 16.;36;4 , Age Group: 70-74 9C- Bn Irwln, 35 4:24.3 4. Don Pickett, 53 3. Cornelius McCormack 17..48.2 1. Bess JaMs, 71 1.02:55.2 10. James Skalskl, 38 4:25.6 5. Peter Klopfer, 51 17:48.5 37 58.30 4. Jaak Karbens, 39 Age Group: 40-44 6. Patrick Devli:e, 52 17:49.1 1:15.5 2000m Steeple chase Age Group: 40-44 1. Ernest Blllups. 44 3:59.8 7. Pete Mundle, 53 18/00.1 2. George Cohen, 41 4:01.9 Age Group 70+ 1. Mike DeStefano,42iAr\)57.37 Tom Laris, 41 4:03.0 1. Stan Thompson, 70~ 12:21.1 2. Ed Oleata, 44 59.38 Richard Schupbach, 40 4:06.3 56 16:57.3 3000m Steeple Oiase 3. Gary Bane, 43 1:02.45 5. Chuck Downey, 42 2. Avery Bryant, 57 18;10.9 Age Group: 30-34 4. Van DerWal, Hike,43 1:04.67 4:07.9 3. Sid Toabe, 57 6. Kirk Randall, 40 409.5 18J25.3 1. Timothy Morse, 32 9:55.2 5. Phillip Vincent,42 1:07.6 Les Hegedus, 43 4. Ray Gill, 56 18:53.0 2. Gary Dllley, 33 10:57.1 Age Group: 45-49 4:11.6 5. Bruce Roblnaon, 55 8. Bruce Kostin, 40 4:12.8 19:20.7 Age Group 40-44 1. Matt Brown 1:01.86 Age Qroup 60-64 Gary Hooker, 40 4:13.7 1. Lew Faxon, 41 9::8.7 2. Josh Culbreath 1:02.68 10. Jack Knebel, 42 t. Rudy Nimmons, 61 19:24.0 2. Van DerWal, Hike,43 10:06.3 3. Mai Andrews 4:15.4 2. Rober Anawalt, 61 1:05.47 11. James McLatchle,40 4:16.0 25:22.3 3. Kent Quthrle, 44 10:26.5 4. Bill Eller 1:07.09 Age Group 65-69 12. Detuils Fitzgerald, 42 4:16.9 4. James Thomas, 43 11:06.8 5. AX Shaahen 1:08.29 13. John Pitman, 43 1. Joseph Goodman, 69 23:10.1 5. Jim Cullen, 43 12:39.9 6. John Blllmeyer 1:10.30 4:17.5 Age Group':, 70-74 14. Walt Schaefer, 42 4:24.4 Age Group: 45-49 Age Group: 50-54 15. Bob King, 41 1. John McGee, 72 24:56.9 1. Dan Halvorson, 47 10:54 1. Harold Green, 52 1:07.93 4:23.0 Age Group: 80-84 16. Don Splckelmier, 40 4:24.4 2. Cass Curtis, 48 11:34 2. Fred Gallardo, 50 1:13.07 Age Group: 45-49 1. Paul Spangler, 82 . 25:45.8 Age Group: 50-54 3. Rich Czarapata, 53 1:22.59 1, Louis Vlnk, 46 4:12.3 1. David Stevenson,52 11:12.5 4. Jim Waste, 52 1:25.05 2. Marshall Haraden,51 2. Robert Packard, 45 4:12.7 5000m Run (Women) 11:34.5 Age Group: 55-59 3. Glynn Wood, 47 Age Group: 35-39 3. Rich Czarapata,53 13:06 1. Jack Noble, 55 1:14.33 4:18.3 4. Jim Waste, 52 4. David Pltkethly, 45 4:22.3 1. Kathleen Kalaer, 35 19:38.5 13:21.3 Age Group: 55-59 5. Clifford Pauling, 46 4:24.1 2. Daphne Dunn, 35 20151.5 Age Qroup; 60-64 6. Pete Richardson, 46 4:25.7 3. Tracy Sherrl, 37 26;25.6 1. Avery Bryant, 57 11:46.9 1. Bob Hunt, 61 1:11.73 Age Group: 40-44 • 2. Jack Noble, 55 Age Group: 65-69 7. James Jacobs, 48 NT 12:03.7 Age Group: 50-54 f. 1. Judy Fox, 40 (ivi* 16157. 3. Rajrnond Spencer,58 12:55.1 1, John Sattl, 67 1:18.66 Age Group: 65-69 Age Group: 70-74 1. Jim Schlrber, 50 4:27.5 2. Sandra Kaott, 43 18156, 1. fioaX. Robert. 69 2. Kelsey Brown, 53 4:30.7 3. Agatha Lee, 41 20:11.4 13:33.8 1. Stan Thompson,70 1:57.2 David Stevenson, 52 4:34.1 Age Group 45-49 Age Group: 75-79 4. Jerry Withers, 51 4:40.0 1. Ruth Waters, 47 20:59.0 llOm Elite Hurdles Accutrack •> Herbert Anderaon.79 1:42.13 5. Bob Fries, 51 Age Group 50-54 Age Group: 30-39 4:42.0 5000m Walk (men) 6. Michael Mwrphy, 50 4:43.1 1. Ruth Anderson, 52 20:33.0 1. Nate Robinson 14.70 7. Marshall Haraden, 51 4:42.0 2. Marilyn Waste, 51 24804.0 2. Cornelius McCormlck 15.86 Age Qroup: 30-34 8. Don Pickett, 53 5:02.0 Age Group 60-64 3. James Overton 17.10 1. Manny Adriano, 33 25:07.0 9. Gall Wetzork, 50 5:03.5 Jf 1. Patricia Dlxon, 62 CAR) 22:26.4 Age Group: 40-44 2. Cralg Bargqulst, 33 28:23.0 Age Group: 55-59 2. Jaclyn Caselll, 60 23:21.9 1. Walt Butler, 40 14.76 Age Group: 35-39 1 Richard Green, 55 Age Group 70-74 2. Alvln Henry, 43 15.66 1. Welt Jequith, 38 22:37.6 4:40.6 2. Dennis Gustafson, 38 2. Archie Messenger, 58 4:45.2 1. Bess Jtuaes, 71 30:22.7 3. Jan»B Thomas, 43 16.87 24:48.0 Age Group: 40-44 3. Louis Schneider, 55 5:01.6 2. Marllla Salisbury, 73 4l;43.8 Age Group: 45-49 4. Avery Bryant, 5/ 1. Dr. Will. Clark,48 17.54 1. Ron Denlel, 40 23:43.0 5:02.6 2. James Moberly, 42 5. Sid Toabe, 57 5j08.4 2. Mai Andrews, 47 17.86 23:43.6 3. Ouurles Marut 6. Jack Noble, 55 5:10.2 3. Bill Eller, 46 19.75 NT 4. Frank 0»Sullivan, 42 29:11.0 7. Bruce Robinson, 55 5:19.8 4. John Blllm^er, 49 20.10 Age Group: 60-64 Age Group: 50-54 Age Qroup: 45-49 1. Bill Ranney, 46 1.' Jack Rice, 60 5:02.1 \, Fred Gallardo, 50 19;00 24:22.8 2. Qlan Wells, 45 25:56.0 2. Rudy Nimmons, 61 5:05.7 2. A1 Brenda, 53 j 19.80 3. George Poloynls, 6 Age Group: 55-59 3. Bernard Kaufman, 47 33:26.0 5:46.1 Age Qroup: 50-54 4. Robert Long, 63 6:23.0 1. Richard Nordqulst,5518.6 Age Group: 65-69 2. Roy Wlgglnton, '55 20.00 John Kelly, 51 fAft) 24:28.2 2. John MacLachlan. 50 27:34.0 1. Ray Mahannah, 65 5:29.0 2, Joseph Goodman, 69 6:39.1

Age Group: 70-74 1. Sid Madden, 73 5:48.0 Age Group: 75-79 1. Harold Chapson, 79 5:50.4 Age Group: 80-84 1, Paul Spangler, 82 7:23.8

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Age Qroupi 55-59 Age Group: 50-54 Age Group:65-69 1. Hurrr SlltoMn, 5S 29:49.0 1. Ed Austin,Si 5'6" 3. Spencer Letcher 34*935" 1. John Satti,67 16*135" 4. Dick Mann,48 • 32*10 3/4" 2. Bjrron Cdwarda, 59 32:10.0 2. Shirley Davisson,5i 4'10" 2. Herbert Miller,65 13*635" 3. 'DewAaTee^bo9,s9 3»;/a. 3. Harold Wallace, 53 4*6" 5. Dave Douglass 29*835" 1^' 3. Leon Joslin,69 12*135" Age Group: 50-54 Ag* Group: 60.64 ' 4. Patrick Devine, 52 4'2" 4. John McDonnell,67 11* 135" 1, Otto SoBMrauar, 63 30:27.0 Age Group 55-59 1. Len Olson,50 48*2 3/4" 5. Paul Fanning,66 10*535" 2. Harry Hawke,52 43*435" 2. Tin Ojraa. 61 30:47.0 1. Dave Brown, 58 4'8" Age Group:70-74 '/ Ago Group 65-69 2. Claude Tracy, 55 4' 3. Jack Scott,50 40*^" 1. Joe Caruso,71 13*83(!.* 4. Harold Wallace,53 39*535" 1. Harold McWllllaa, 65 30:48.0 Agfe'GrOup bU-b'» •' 2. Ted Hatlen,70 12*1" 2. rrank Savior, 6/ MX 5. Rudolph Bredenbeck, 1. Burl Gist, 61 5' 3. Stan Thompson,70 12*3j" 50 39*3 3/4" Ago Group: 70-74 2. Orval Gillett, 62 4'10" Age Group: 75-79 1. Gordon Wallaca, 71 29:48.0 6. Ed Terranova, 51 36* 3/4" Age Group 65-69 1. Winfield McFadden,76 11*8" Age Group: 55-59 2. Giullo daPatra, 70 RI 1. Jim McCarthy, 67 4*3" 2. Homer Van Gelder,77 11*5" 3. Chaa Usruh, 74 31:35.0 1. George Ker,S8 45*5 3/4* 2. Robert Boal, 69 4*2" 3. Herbert Anderson,79 10"113/4" 4. . Braaat Verbal. 72 ST 2. Richard Nordquiat, 3. Herbert Miller, 65 4' Age Group:80-f 55 34*5" Age Group 70-74 1. Christopher Tompkins 12* 735" 500Qa Walk (Woman) 3. Bradley Pearson,59 28*3/4" 1. Stan Thompson, 70 4' 4. Belton Wolf,58 27*635" Aga Group: 35-39 2. Ted Hatlen, 70 4' LONG JUMP WUMbN 1. Jolana Stalgarvalt 5. Bill Toaspern,58 25*8 3/4" 3. Wilfred Bigelow, 70 3'8" Age Group:30-34 Age Group: 60-64 37 26:53.0 Age Group 75-79 2. Elizabath Slblay 1. Phil Raschker,34 18*11 3/4 1. Ellas Castaneda,62 46*9 3/4" 1. Herbert Anderson, 79 4' Age Group:40-44 2. Daniel Aldrich,63 4 5 *33s" 36 26:59.0 Winfield McFadden,76 3'10" tiS 1. Lucille Ligon,42 13*3j" 3. Quinto Merlo,62 42' 3/4" 3. Linda Cruzan, 36 RT Homer Van Gelder, 77 3*10" 4. tephna Oium, 35 31:00.0 2. Connie Voigt,43 8*73:" 4. William Coiera8n,52 41'6*' Age Group 80-84 Age Group:45-49 5. Robert Stone,61 40*5 3/4" Age Group: 40-44 1. Buell Crane, 81 3*8" 1. Ljmn Hurley, 41 34:13.0 1. Christel Miller,46 13 *835" High Jump (Women) 2. Susan Redfield,45 Age Group: 65-69 2. Sheila Mullen, 41 RT Age Group 30-34 13*3 3/4* 3. Pauline Kaufman, 40 RT 1. Jack Thatcher,65 44*5" 'l. Phil Steekelenb, 33 4'8" 2. James York,£8 39'83s" Age Group: 45-49 Age Group 45-49 •REirS TRIPLE JUKP 1. Lorl Maynard, 45 (AK)26:01.0 3. Ross Carter,67 38*7" 1. Christel Miller, 46 4* 4. Leon Joslin,69 34*635"- 2. Bev La Veck, 45 28:36.0 2. Joan Tyksinski, 49 3' 4J{" Ace Group 80-S4 3. Nancy Bernardl, 46 30:14.0 5. William v;elker,69 30*9" i. Buell Crane, 81 6. Paul Fanning,66 33* 4. Nancy Proctor, 47 RT Age Group 75-79 5. Catherine Smith, 47 RT POLE VAULT (MEN) Age Group: 70-74 Age group:30-34 -1. V.'infield McFadden, 76 1. Don Pxerctfci,70 32*4" Age Group: 50-54 26* 1035" 1. Buff Meaaenger, 53 RT 1. Stevon Schwartz,33 14*6" 2. Christopher Thompkinsil*4 3/4" 2. Homer VanOelder, 77 22*635" 3. Randolph Hubbell,72 28*7" Age Group: 55-59 2. Mike Davis,31 13*6" 3. Herbert Anderson,- 7923,g 3/4" 1. Yukle Ohara, 56 RT 3. James Overton Jr. 13* Age Group: 75-79 Age Group: 60-64 4. Chet Mc Gaugh 12* Age Group 70-74 1. Herbert Anderson, 79 26*735" 1. Hoae-Kaah, 60 CARl 35:04 Age Group: 35-39 1, Stan Thomoson, 70 25* 33:" Age Group; 80 + Age Group: 70-74 a. Bruce Hotaling 12*6" 2. Ted Hatlen, 70 17*103:" 1. Buell Crane,81 27*635" 2. Dennis Stempel 12* Age Grouo 65-69 3. James Ball 1. John Sattl, 67 29*8" 3hot Put ( Women) 2. Herbert Miller,65 26'B" Age group: 35- 39 1. Elena Carola, 73 42:16.0 Age Group:40-44 Age Group 60-64 1. Jeri Smart,39 21* 7" 1. Dave Thoreson,40 13*6" 1. Chas i'ercurio, 61 27* 5 3/4" Age group: 40-44 2. Jeff Chase,41 13* 2. George Poloynis, 63 27*5" 1. Lucille Ligon,42 30*935" 20K Walk (Women) 3. Ron Fleming,43 12* Age Group: 30-34 3. Robert Long, 63 21*9" 2. Almeta Pariah,44 23*35" 4. Gary Bane,43 11*6" Ago Group 55-59 Age group: 45-49 1. Diane Mendoza,33 2:04.37 5. Dee De Witt,42 11*6" 1. Tom Patsalis, 59 39*835" Age Group: 35-39 1. Susan Redfield,45 23*5" 6. Byron Bush 40 10* 2. Raymond Spencer, 2. Joan Tyksinski,49 '20 *61j" 1. Elizabeth Slblay,36 2:04.37 Age Group:45-49 2. Jolene Stelgarwalt,37 2:05.li 1. Edward Hoyle,45 13* 3. Dave Brov:n, 58 34* 3. Donna R_ad_i^an,45 17*0" Age Group: 40-44 2. Donald Gray,46 10* 4. Claude Tracy, 55 28*3" No antrlea Age Group 50-54 3. Hal Smith,45 10" Age groups 50-54 Age Group: 45-49 4. John Billmeyer,49 9*6" 1. Shirley Davisson, Sl^-,, Shirley Klnsey,S2 28*11" < 1. Lorl Kaynard, 45 CAft)l:56.02 5. Dave Douglass,49 9* Tie 2. A1 Brenda, 53 34*1035** 17*2" 2. Bav LaVeck, 45 2:02.40 5. Bill Eller,46 9* Tie 3' Messenger,53 3. Nancy Proctor, 47 2:'39.26 3. Ed Mahany, 50 • 33*33:" - Shirley Di e t der-ig 54,, 16' 4H" 6, Spencer Letcher -49 B* 4. Fred Gallardb', MB '32* 134" * Age Group: 55-59 Age Group:50-54 1. Roae Xaah, 59 5. Don Donelly, 52 32*3:" Discus (Men) 2:40.03 1. Jerry Donley 51 12*6" Age Group 45-49 Age Group 30-34 20K WALK (Men) 2. A1 Brenda,53 11* 1. Dave Jackson, 49 42*335" 1. Tom Fahey, 33 159* Age Group: 30-34 3. Harold Wallace,53 9*6" 2. Kal Andrev.'S,. 47 36*43:** 2. Chet McGaugh, 30 125* 1. Kamqr Adrlano, 33 1:52.25 4. Fred Gallardo,50 9* 3. Tom Langenfield, 462^, 3. William Shissler, 31 2. Byron Rlchardaon, 30 1:59.46 Age Group: 55-59 117*9" Age Group: 35-39 4. Mark Bod ley, 4 7 34*43:" 4. Jim Trujillo, 34 116*4" 1. Don Grosh,56 10*6" Age Group 35-39 rf !r 1. Walt Jaqulth, 38 1:41.45 2. Dave Brown,58 10* 5. Gary Dav;son, 47 29.935" hr 1. Lloyd Higgins, 39 161*5)3" 2. Dennla Quatafaon,38 1:49.49 3. Richard Nordquist,55 9" Age Group 40-44 2. Dennis Stempel, 38 103* Age Group: 40-44 4. James Johnson,59 8*6" 1. Alvin Henry, 43 40*5" 3. Jack Karbens, 39 2. Martin Hee, 40 39* 335" 94 *8** 1. Ron Daniel, 40 1:40.59 Age Group:60-64 4. Jerry Riley, 36 2. Charlea Karut, 43 3. Jack Sanchez, 42 32 *63:" 79*9" 1:49.19 1. Jim Vernon,64 11* Age Group 40-44 Aga Group: 45-49 2. Orval Gillett,62 8*6" 4. George LaBelle, 42 32* 1. Larry Pratt, 40 1. Bill Rannay, 46 1:49.04 Age Group:70-74 5. Charles Jurden, 40 30*11 3/4" 143*8" 2. Ed °urke, 41 137*0" 2. Glan Walla, 45 1:55.54 Stan Thompson,70 7' Age Group 35-39 1. 3. Jim Hart, 44 3. Barnard Kaufman, 47 2:18.39 Age Group:75-79 1. Dave Romain, 39 , 41*3 3/4" 133*6" Age Group: 50-54 2. Dan McPeek, 38 39*235" 4. James Cain, 42 133* 2" 1. Herbert Anderson,79 5* 5. Doug Smart, 44 3. Dallas Isaksen, 37 38*5 3/4" 126*7" 1. Jbhn Kelly, 51 1:52.27 6. 2. John MacLachlan,50 2:02.37 4. MigueljUcovich, 39 35*9 3/4" 42 122*11" Age Group: 55-59 LONG JUMP MEN Age Group"'30-34 7. Carl Klehm, 42 108*5" Age Group:30-34 Age Group 45-49 1. Harry Slltonen, 55 2:13.30 1. Steve Lang, 30 43*515" 1. Richard Lewis,32 22' 7" 41 1. Bob Humphries, 45 2. Byron Edwarda, 59 2:18.34 2. Ed Baskausicas, 31 42*8 3/4" (AR)161*4** 2. Mike Davis,31 20- 2. Carlos Fraundorfe, 49 123*2" 3. DotMld Teppola, 59 2:26.53 3. Preston Hannibal, 33 36*835** Age Group: 60-64 S. Greg Marshall,33 19'113:" 3. Hal Smith, 45 119*8" 4. Chat McGaugh,30 17'11" 4. James Rothrock, 48 110*2" 1. Otto Soiinerauer,63 2:11.40 Aga Group: 65-69 Age Group:35-39 TRIPLE JUMP (Women) 5. Spencer Letcher, 49 105*2" 1. Lester Bond,37 22'13{" Age Group 30-34 6. Dick Mann, 48 103* 1. Frank Saylor, 67 2:37.22 19.2" Age Group: 70-74 2. Dennis Stempel,38 1. Phil Raschker,34 34*83:" 7. Donald Gray, 46 82*6"' 3. Dave Romain,39 18'8" 2. Donna Ucovich,31 28*815" Age Group 50-54 1. Gordon Wallace,71 2:17.23 2. Qiea Unnih, 74 4. Miguel Ucovich,39 17 • 8" Age Group 45-59 1. Len Olson, 50 147*1" 2:25.05 Age Group: 40-44 1. Christel Miller, 46 26*9 3/4" 2. Harry Hawke, 52 143*1" 1. Dave Thoreson,40 21'3/4" 3. Jack Scott, 50 137*9" 21'3/4" 2. Alvin Henry,43 SHOT PUT 4. Ed Terranova, 51 127*3" HIGH junp (Ren) 3. Martin Hee,40 19'435" Age group: 30-34 5. Harold Wallace, 53 125*1** Age Group 30-34 4. Charles Jurden,40 17'4" 1. Chet McGaugh,30 41*6" 6. Richard Straub, 52 120*11** 1. Steve Lang,30 6'6 H" 5. William Mitchell,41 16'83:" 2. Jim Tru)illo,34 39' 7. Sherrell Sears, 61 137*9" 2. Ed Baskauslcas,31 6' 6. Earl Pearson,43 15'935" 3. James Overton Jr.,31 38*6" 8. Rudolf Bredenbeck,50 108*5" 3. Gary Dilley,33 6' Age Group;45-49 4. Gary Kelmenson,31 36*3" 9. Jetfy wo)cik, 51 103*10" 19"83{" 4. Mike Davis,31 5'10" 1. Dave Jackson,49 5. Bill Henderson,34 35*5" 10. Joe Thomas, 52 85*10" Age Group 40-44 2. Mai Andrews,47 18'4" 6. William Shissler,31 33*2" Age Group 55-59 1. John ''obroth, 40 (Aftt'S'S)}" 3. George Carson,48 18'3/4" Age Group; 35-39 1. , 58 136*2" 2. Dave Thoreson,-40 6' Age Group:50-54 1. Edward Hi 11,38 45*8" 2. Richard Nordquist, 55 102*6" 3. Jim Brown, 43 5'10" 1. Shirley Davisson,51 19*35" 2., Dennis Stempel,33 35*7" 3. Belton Wolf, 58 77*11" 4. Bill Toomey, 41 5'6* 2. Phil Schlegel,51 18*135" 4. Claude Tracy, 55 77'10" 17.5" 3. Jack Karben5,39 30*8" 5. Anthony Ma;kay, 43 5' 3. Ed MBhany,50 4. Jerry Riley,36 30'4** 4. A1 Brenda,53 17 *13:" 6. Gary gane, 43 5' Age Group 60-64 5. Fred Gallardo,50 16*113/4" 7. Jack anchez, 42 4*8" 1. Daniel Aldrich, 63 164*3" 6. Don Donnelly,52 16*3 3/4" 8. Charles Jurden, 40 4*6" 2. Elias Castaneda, 62 144*0" 7. Bernie Schindler,54 15'935" Age Group: 40-44 3. Robert Stone, 61 143*3" Age Group 45-49 8. Joe Thomas,52 13*235" 1. Jim Hart,44 45*435" Tie 1. Herm Wyatt, 49 5'10" 1. Doug Smart,44 45*435" Tie 4. William Coleman, 62 124*10 2. Tom Langenfield, 46 5'8" Age Group:55-59 2. Ed Burke,41 43*5" 5. Quinto Merlo, 52 118*7" 6. Gordon Nordgren, 62 118*0" .,3. Nick Newton, 47 5'6" 1. Tom Patsalls,59 19*53:" 3. Richard Hotchkiss, 7. Gene Rochambeau, 62 ®3. Donald Rose, 46 5*6" a2.-\ Raymond Spencer,58 16*435" 42 41*1035" 89*5" Age Group 65-69 5., Mark-Bodlev. 47 5'2" ">'3x' Dave Brown,58 4. Lerry Pratt,40 41*35" 1. Jack Thatcher, 65 139,7" 4. Claude Tracy,55 13*7" 5. Carl Klehm,42 J8*10 3/4" Age Group:60-64 6. John Kidd,44 35*535" 2. Paul Faning, 66 134*3** 3. Ross Carter, 67 114*4" 1. John Alexander,61 16*4" Age Group: 45-49 4. Leon Joslin, 69 108 * 1" 2. Jim Vernon,64 16**3/4" 1. Hal Smith,45 41*5 3/4" 'mi- 3. Henry Carter,60 13*93i" 2. Carlos Fraundorfe, 5. William '"•alker, 69 97*7" 6. 49 38*9" John McDonnell, 67 90*5" . September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 29 •

Age Group 65-69 Men Discus continued 1. Jack Thatcher, 65 99'1" PAN-ATI GAMES (cont.) 400b Relay 75'6" 2. John McDonnell, 67 ;hot Ihit (conf) Age Group 70-74 3. Leon Joslin, 69 73'2" Hen 30-39 1. Ken Carnine, 73 118'7" 72'2i« 4. Paul tanning,66 icn 70-74 2. Christopher Tompkins, 72 5. Frank Saylor, 67 '72' SOS 42:66 103'IV Vernon Cheadle CDH 45:16 3. Don Pierotti, 70 103' Age Group 60-64 39* 10}" 1. Gordon Nordgren, 62 135'1" Red Domo 38' 10" 4. Randolph Hubbell,72 74'4" Randy Hubbell 2. Robert Stone, 61 125'2" 28' 6 3A" Age Group 75-79 Men 40-49 1. Winfield McFadden, 76 82'7" Age Group 55-59 146' 2. Herbert Anderson, 79 66'10" 1. Ed Chynoweth, 57 44:16 2. Claude Tracy, 55 78'11' Mert Gambito 26" 1 3A" Earl Galiobury 23' ?}" Tfoaen •Discus (Women) Age Group50-54 Age Group 35-39 1., Ralph Sutton, SO 166'7" 1. Jeri Smart, 39 55' lien 30+ 58:5 2. Richard gtraub, 52 141'8" Age Group 40-44 3. Len Olson, 50 138'1" 1. Ann Smith, 44 55'9" Buell Crane 29' 6" 4. Harry Hawke, 52 127'8" 4X2(30ra Relay Age Group 45-49 .5. Jerry Wojcik, 51 121'3" 1. Donna Radigan, 45 62'5" Yfomcn ltO-44 6. Rudolf Bredenbeck, 50 97"9" Age Group 50-54 TQ-T9 Age Grou^^^o-gg^ Yvonne Rojano 1. Shirley Kinsey, 52 77'11" 30' 1}" 1. 3rns,40 203'11" scs 1:30:0 2. Buff Messenger, 53 43'9" Ursula Schreiber 26' 2}" 2. Gale Barton, 42 176'4" AATC 1:31:8 3. Bill Toomey, 41 171'6" Women JtS-ltO HAMMER (Women) 4. Anthony Mackay, 43 161'5" Hen 40-49 Age Group; 45-49 5. George Miller, 44 155'11" Joan Tyuinski 20' 9}" 1 , Donna Radigan,45 42'7" •6. Richard.Hotchkiss, 42153'1" scs 1:32:0 HAMMER (Men) 7. Martin Hee, 40 127'9" Women *30-5(1 COM 1:32:2 Age Group; 30-34 8. Charles Jurden, 40 120'4" 1 , VJilliam Shissler,31 89'5" Age Group; 45-49 Shirley Kinsey 291 10" Hen 'X3-59 2 , Bill Henderson,34 87'3" 1. Phil Conley, 46 201'0" Magdalena Kuehne 23' 6" 3 Gary Kelmenson,31 80'2" 2. Spencer Letcher,49 184'0" SCS 2:01:4 Age Group; 35-39 3. Robert Youngs, 47 179'2" V.'omen 70-7h 1 ,39 182'3" 4. Donald Rose, 46 149'2" , Edward Hill,38 135'6" 2 5. Hal Smith, 45 147'4" Edith Mendyka 27' 7} l6C>0m Relay Age Group 40-44 6. James Rothrock, 48 143'8" 1 , Ed Burke,41 197'11 7. Gary Dawson, 47 114'1" Hen 30-59 Discus 2 Julian Nunez,42 139'1" 8. Donald Gray, 46 113'11" 3 . Carl Klehm,42 133'10 Age Group; 30-34 w ^^3:20:0 4 . Jim Hart,44 105'1" 1. Courtney Taylor, 33 216'11" Hen 30-^4 SCS - (r.s.!L;,^:aO:7 5 . Earl Pearson,43 79'1" 2. Chet McGaugh, 30 182'8" Gary Kelmen^on 107' V .4 Age Group; 45-49 3. Steven Pelletier, 30 178'10" Men 50-50 1 Carlos Fraundorfer,49 117'7' 4. Jim Trujillo, 34 137'1" 4 Hen 2 . Hal Smith,45 104'0" Age Group; 35-39 SCS 4:03:8 ?> 3 Dave Douglass,49 103'10' 1. Lloyd Higgins, 39 179'6" SMTC Lloyd llicEins 4:15:3 4 Dick Mann,48 95'10" 2. David Robertson, 36 168'10" 159' 11" Edward Hill 157' 1" Age Group 50-54 3. Fred Johnson, 35 164'10" Men 60-6Q Manuel Lechugan 138' 1" 1 Len Olson,50 121'10' 4. Dennis Stempel, 38 160'3" 2 Jack Scott,50 89'0" 5. Jack Karbens, 39 118'1" SCS 4:30:2 3 Jerry Wojcik,51 79'5" Men hO-Uk Age Group; 55-59 1, Belton Wolf,58 50'4" iwomen^ Larry Pratt 150' 8" Age Group; 60-64 Age Qroup: 30-39 James Hart 138' 7" OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARDS 1, Gene Rochambeau,62 112'5" 1. West Valley Joggers & Strlders 4t35.3 Carl Klehm 121' 1" 2, Daniel Aldrich,63 112'1" (Louie. Magana, Cuff, & Lehner) M30 Hike Jackson Best Track: M35 Hilliard Simmer 3, , Robert Stone,61 108'7" 2. ^r Cal Seniors 4:35.7 Hen 43-li9 Tom Patsalis Age Group; 65-69 (Snyder, Parish, Obera, & Rudolph) H40 Walt Butter M45 Nick Newton 1, James York,68 82.'10" Age Qroup: 40-49 Bob Humphrey 159' 8" Best Field: Age" Gtoilps - T'O-'^i, .3 - 1. Corona. Del Mar 5:02.5 Ed Van Pelt 131' 2" M50 Leonard Olson John Dobroth MSB Tom Patsalis Am Rcl. Randolph Hubbell,72 111'2" (carter, Fuller, Xlns^ &Miller) Joee Franndorfer 124* 7" 2, Don Pierotti,70 100'8" IILE RELAY (Men) H60 John Alexander Best Foreign: H65 Don Longenecker 3, Roljert Ulsh,74 96'8" Age (hroup: 30-39 Hen 50-54 Louis Vink 1. west Valley Urack Club 3:22.7 H70 Gordon Wallace 4A0 Relay (venea) Aeeutraek tlaa (Prultt, Simpson, Romaln, A Mason) Leonard Olson 152' 7" H75 Win McFadden Best Overall: Charles Henfro 152' 1" HBO Paul Spangler Walt Butler Age Oroi9 30-39 2. Southern Cal Strlders (A) 3:26.0 Jack Scott 1. Ophlr Friaoa Bmmeare 73.23 (Furguson, Bogan, Stuart, & Sumaer) 118' 9" W30 Phil Raschker Ag* Qroup: 40-49 3. Gateway Athletics 3:41.4 W40 Christel Miller Men Mor Cal Smlora 57.24 (Irvin, (kun:, Ftledlander, Endrla) W50 Adele Millcevic Age Qroup: 40-49 W60 Rose Kash 2. CoroaA tel Mar 58.54 George Ker g: 1. Southern {>il Strlders (B) (Al03:29.5 138' 2" W70 Bess JamK 440 Raly (Man) Accutrack Tlaw Spotswood Hall Age Qroupt 30-39 (Lee, Newton, (k>hen, & Xnocke) 99' 6" Rusty Tracy 78' 0" 1.. So Cal Strldara 43.50 2. Corona Del Mar 3:41.0 Milliard Sumier, Meet Director, (Johnson, Mayer, Billups, & Segal) thanks all of you who attended *0r 2. Weat Vallay TC (A) 43.65 Men 60-64 3. All Aawrlcan TC 43.83 3. %r Cal Seniors 3:49.0 your support, and looks forward to 4. Waat Vallay TC (B) 46.95 (OeStefano, Vincent, Qrlppo, & LaTbrre) seeing you next year. Age Group: 50-59 Dan Aldrich 165' 3" Age Qroupt 40-49 Francisco Fragoso 1. Southern (^1 Strlders 4:14.5 130' 2" 1. Corona Dal Mar 44.03 Bob Stone 130' 1" 2. Nor Cal Saalora 47.03 (Hunt, Sturak, Bryant, & Fitzgerald) 2. West Valley Joggers & Strlders 4:33.5 Aga Qroupt 50-59 Hen 65-69 1. Corona Dal Mar 47.67 (Armstrong, Neldrauer, Dudley & Hill) 2. Mor' Cal Sanlora 48.85 3. Culver City Athletic Club 5:01.6 (Waste, Robinson, Scarpata, ALang) Jack Thatcher 120' 7" 3. Corona Dal Mar (B) 52.00 Art Vesco Aga (]roupt 60-69 Age Qrmp: 60-69 95* 11" 4:16.8 1. Corona Oal Mar 59.13 1. Corona Del Mar Hen 70-74 (Alexander, Rice, Kllllon A > Javelin (V.'omen) Vernon Cheadle 127' 7" Age Group 35-39 Red Doms 112' 3" 1. Mary Donnelly, 38 46'8" Randy Hubbell 67' 3" Age Group 40-44 * 1. Fran Conley, 41 ("aP) 78'3" Hen 7^-79 Age Group 45-59 1. Christel Miller, 46 96'3" Winfield McFadden 83' 5" Age Group 50-54 Mert Gambito 81 < 1. Shirley Kinsey, 52 70'9" Earl Salisbury . 48' 10" 2. Shirley Dietderich, 54 54*8 3. Buff Messenger, 53 38'6 Men "0+ Age Group 75-79' Men - JAVELIN 1. Herbert Anderson, 79 84' Buell Crane 75' 7" 2. Winfield McFadden, 76 63'5" Age Group 70-74 Women hO-ltli 1. Emery Curtice, 74 114'4" 2. Christopher Tompkins, 72 Yvonne Rojano 101' 2" 106'1" Ursula' Schreiber 75' 3" 3. Ken Carnine, 73 96' 11 4. Randolph Hubbell, 72 82' 1 • Women 45-40

ADDENDUM TO 440 RELAY: List of Team Members submitted later Christel ililler 69' 1" Women; Age Qroup 40-49 1. Nor Cal Seniors "= T)rkslnskl, Parlab, Obera A Sherrard Women 50-54 2. Corona Del Mar ' Miller, Carter, Fuller, A Kinsey 15TH NATIONAL MAS Shirley Kinsey 78' 6" Men; Age Group: 40-49 •— TERS T&F CHAMPION 1. CEM * Dennis, Segal, Smtlh, A Miller Magdalena Kuehne 41' 5" 2. NCSTC " Qrlppo, Hansen, DeStefano, A Miller SHIPS IN WICHITA, Age Group: 50-59 Women 70-71i 1. CEMTC " Devldson, Vlck, tchlegal, A Cheek KANSAS, AUG. 7-8, 2. NCSTC " Mahany, Marlln, Washington A Zunwalt 1982. BE THERE! Edith Mendyka 62' 6" Age Group: 60-69 1. CEKTC ' Poloynls, Qlst, Rice A Alexander September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 30

LEATHERNECK MARATHON VALLEY STREAM 4-MILER MANUFACTURERS HANOVER MH FIVE BOROUGH 5-MILE DESERET NEWS MARATHON MARINE COPRS AIR FLUSHING, NEW YORK WESTCHESTER HALF CHJLMPIONSHIP, 1981. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH LONG STATION, EL TORO, CAL. JUNE 28, 1981. MARATHON JULY 24, 1981. JUNE 6, 1981. Whits Plilns to Now Rochatis M30 Pete Squires 24:33 M35 Ted Halman 20:38 MOO Bob Fischer 26:21 Open M35 Ron Navarrette 2:45:50 W35 Margaret Nihan 30:15 Sponsortd by MNT M45 Jim Aneshansley 27:12 Demetrio Cabanillas 2:18:13 DISTANCE Undtr tht auiplCM ol NYflRC M40 Del Pearce 3:03:00 M40 Jim Hayman 22:08 M50 Don Dixon 29:11 Osli: June 28. 1961 )0:(X) AM M3S-39 M50 John Blood 3:07:01 W40 Jeanette Sherrard 28:51 M60 George Sheehan 30:48 OliUnce: 13.1 mites Guy Gertsch UT 2:36:21 M55 K.G. Taki 3:08:08 M45 Witoid Bialolcur 23:14 W30 Kathy Mclntyre 29:05 RESULTS ChKk-ln; Men-3192. Women-SSB. John Holland HY 2:39:57 M60 Norm Ide 3:41:12 W45 Janet McDougall 29:29 loiai-3750 W40 Anna Thornhill 30:55 Don Shultz UT 2:40';35 W35 Sue Petersen* 2:54:06 M50 Bob Kerney 24:28 FinUhtri: Men-2791 and iBfacewalkrs. W45 Linda Sipprelle 32:42 Women-386 and 2 racewalkers. W40 Joyce Althoff 3:40:56 W50 Cecil Rodau 36:32 W50 Nancy Tighe 38:07 M40-44 Toial-3114. PlaaM Mnd mMtera race W45 Susan Johnson 3:52:27 M55 John Kiernan 26:58 Weatlwr: Verywarm and surmy. Md H60 E.V. Havens 49:27 Dabyl Beardall CA 2:41:21 results to. Natkumt Masteri, W55 Letha Evans 36:19 80s Bob Nelson in 2:43:39 *0verail women's winner M60 John Hughes 28:35 Nmnhttar, P.O. Box 2372, Van SafevM(W-M) Ed Hagerroan UT 2:47:16 Fanelli. Gary.30(1st overall) 1:05.18 DECATUR-DEKALB 4-MILER -Nuys, CA91404. piaasa include From L.T. LaVlano, Haj. from Geza Feld M45-49 1. Stewart. Cbrls,33-En^land 1;06:22 ATLANTA, JULY 4, 1981. date, distance and city. 2. Hall,An,34-NSTC 1:10:09 Dewitt Paul CA 2:44:22 3 Hassali.Twn.Oa-WSSAC 1:10:20 Kaye Fred Nelson UT 2;48;20 SYOSSET COMMUNITY RUN H40 Ken Winn 43 21:20 HEWLEn 5 Mile, JUNE 13: 4 Torelia. Lawrence. 31-NYC 1.10:62 George Sharp 40 22:30 Merl Glauser CA 2:48:47 GULF ATHLETICS CONGRESS 4.9 MILES 5 Oman.AUn. 31-SS 1:11:48 John Sullivan 53 29:44 D Langway 42 23:38 5K CHAMPIONSHIPS. 6. Backe.Wiltlam. 31-16 1:12:32 M50-59 WiIfredo Rios 62- 32:52 HOUSTON, TEXAS. MAY 3. M35 Steve Conroy 25:09 7 Sander, Norbtn. 37-M}llrose 1 12:44 M45 Ron Barrie 45 22:55 Gaylon Jorgensen UT 2:42:13 Haddy Harmeling 36 29:42 6 Beach. Bennen,32-NV 1:12:46 M40 Lance Hegelmeyer 28:36 Ron Gaff 47 23:31 Paul Nance UT 2:53:18 9. Pasiernack. Joel. 30-AA 1:12:63 Melvin Smith M45 Geza Feld 27:40 10 Reisman. Peter. 33-KYC 1:12 66 UT 3:04:04 from Geza Feld Ralph Force 48 24:47 Allen McDaniel 41 16:16 M50 Bert Jablon 30:28 1. Howard, Sid.42-CPTC 1;14:32 M62+ 41 16:18 M55 Norman Ross 37:17 M50 Grady Silver 50 23:49 Bod Mohler 2. Ftttls. m. 43-MHlrose 1:16:00 Stuart Jardine UT 3:16:20 A1 Lawrence 50 16:22 M60 Dan Griffin 30:12 3. Bode. James. 42-WF 1:16:06 Ben Gross 50 24:55 PA-TAC 15K CHAMPIONSHIP Tom Howard UT 3:44:48 W35 Margaret Karanik 37:56 4. Sulek. Jerzy, 44-Bklyn 1:16:68 Joe Petroline 54 25:54 Herb Cottle 41 16:42 LOS ALTOS HILLS, CALIF. Gerald Klemt UT 3:57:27 Don Slocumb 47 17:33 W40 Jeannette Sherrard35:23 5. Sirenon.Guy.40-OG 1:19:05 JUNE 28, 1981. 6. Wilson, Dave. 43-SS 1:20:03 M55 Bill Hardman 67 29:30 W45 Judith Opsalti 37:38 W35-39 7. Walsh.Williyn.WRR 1:20:41 Ray Dubner 55 29:38 W50 Dagmar Baltenb'ger48:39 Margaret Fee CO 3:28:03 M40+ Vet B (45-49) Scotty Thyne 59 30:30 GARDEN CITY 5-MILES, JUN 13 W55 Diane Schwartz . 42:12 Enid Rust UT 3:30:18 23 Sal Vasquez 41 49:51 1 Dugdaie, John. 46-WRC V.18:06 M60+ H T Marshall 64 26:59 2. Barclay. Thomas. 49 YH 1:21:39 Wilma Crane UT 3:36:57 Tim 0'Grady 40 27:32 37 Tim Rostege 41 51:47 Pat Stone 61 28:29 40 Ralph Bowles 44 52:20 3 Midtskogen, Ragnar, 47-Ny 1:21:42 H40-44 Joe Cordero 43 27:38 M36-40 Frank Gonzales 34:00 4 Stillman. George 49-Millrose 1:21:56 Lew Lockhart 61 34:22 Gordon McKenzie 54 28:16 59 Everett Riggle48 55:31 M41-50 Mike Stanford 33:50 Florence SteadmanUT 3:29:14 5. Rams. Peter. 45-NYC 1:23:45 W40+ Rita Tomassini John Moran 55 29:35 62 Siegfried Hattern 55:48 M51-55 Barney Berlyn 44:47 6. Stern. Lou.47-PPrc 1:24:06 Yvonne Monsauret CA 3:41:41 60 33:00 Kaye Domgaard UT 3:50:06 '. Chris McKenzie 47 34:53 M56-59 Jack Carey NT 7. McCrudden. Owen, 46-MII{rose1:24:66 H4(K Susan Moffat 40 38:50 98 Karen Scannell42 58:57 M60+ Norm Ide 43:30 Hesters (50-59) 1.Dixon. Don. 64-VYSY 1:20:16 116 Vicki Bigelow 45 61:04 W41-50 Audrey Heath 44:28 H45-49' MASSAPEQUA 5K. JULY 5. 2. Fonune, Bill, 53-PR 1:21:43 122 Joan Ullyot 40 62:05 W51+ Ruth Carey NT Carol Simraonds UT 3:26:52 3 Jones. Kenneth, 60-NVM 1:2148 SAN FRANCISCO J4ARATH0N 135 Birthe Kirsch 42 64:02 Elfriede Schnitt UT 3:49:04 Joe Cordero 43 16:50 from Norm Ide 4 Thompson,George. SS-NYAC 1:26:03 JULY 12, 1981. Geza Feld 47 17:19 153 Sandy Vernon 43 67:44 5. Berner.Harry, 57 HJ 1:26:64 Betty Wright UT 4:39:23 6. Burrown. Ted. 54-NV 1:26:64 Gordon McKenzie 54 17:07 from Jim Scanell Open Hal Schulz 2:15:17 W50+ Senlers (1049) M40 Tim Rostege 2:35:12 1. O'Connor. Bill.60-CPTC 1:33:44 Edith Glauser UT 4:42:10 Joe Gassman 2:38:50 2. Hotsl. Frank. 60-WRR 1:37:64 1406 starters. 3. Lione. Anthony. 62-CT 1:41:16 Ken Gale 2:41:08 4. Freeman. Sam. 60-WSY 1:44:07 M45 Fred Kiddy 2:39:06 tebvet (30-31) M50 Ulrich Kaempf 2:38:09 Swetgan. lUki.30 (1S overall) M55 Flory Rodd 2:56:39 1. Arenz, Jan.31-NY 1:23:43 M60 Harold Daughtrs3:02:24 MNT 5-BOROUGH 2 Hearn. Angella. 3b-AuUnia 1:26:02 Women Laurie Binder 2:38:04 3. Given. Sharon. 30-SS 1:26:57 CHMAPiOHSHIP HEMPSTEAD,- NY lOK RUN, MAY 10, 1981 4. Chadwick, Beth. 32-SS 1:26:68 W35 Ragna Roksvag- CENTRAL PARK-H1t 6 Averbuch, Gloria.30-NYC 1:31:47 Zander 2: 56:35 tpMiwMl ky MKT 6. Corlitid. Choo. 39-PPTC 1:32:10 U40 Karen Scannell 2; 52:47 UMN llN nipica H mm 7 Meyers. MM. 39-PPTC 1:32:10 Joan Ullyot 2: 57:50 35 - 39 1) Doug Escher (6) 34i03 1) Roslyn Fischer (222)48:25 Vel (40-49) OkU: July 76. 19819:00 AM Sandra Kiddy . 2: 57:57 2) Dan Bodalament (19)36f04 2) Jutta Frltsch (241)50:44 OiiljMs.' 5 muss 1. Medaglia.Sue. 46-Mi)lrose 1:30:26 W45 Jeanre Kayser-- CkKk-lk: MsnitU. WMisn-lin. 3) Bob Chrlstenson(21)36i09 3) Karen Livingston (279)54:06 2. Margolin. Patsy, 40-WSSAC 1:39:60 Jones 3:34:32 T(iUI-S64 3 Yu.Wen»Shi, 46-NY 1:39:51 fMtlWi: Mtn-376 tM 7 40 - 44 1) Joe Cordero (10)34|39 1) Nina Kuscik 44:50 4. Martin.Jilt. 43-Bktyn 1:39:66 from Jim Scannell racawikMrj. Hmnan-SS and 5 2) Terry Rowan {37)37t34 21 Flora Betcher (252)51:33:2 6 Phillips. Gudrun. 46-NYC 1:42:48 ncamlkiri. ToUI'473 3) John Papalla (39)37i54 3) Helen Elovich (295)55:30 6. Perkins. Carol.43-SA 1:43:06 Wntkn: OouOy, wanr iM nuMki. 7. Monus. Jin, 43-M0 1:43:13 QUAD CITY BIX 7-MILE RUN t»M 00-31) 45 - 49 1) Geza Feld (23136i36 1) Rita Gallagher 57:53 Masters (50-59) DAVENPORT, IOWA, JULY 25. 1.ttery. MIks. ai-MBrsN 25:10 2) Bill Devlin (32)36:57 21 No Finisher 1. D'EUe, Teshlke. Sl-Aletami 1:32:13 2. Tomii, Larry. 3MW»h. Sq. 25:45 3. Bmar.Tad. 35-NSTC Z&SO 3) Rich Murphy 2.'nohe,Nincy.50-Ataltma 1:45:14 '••tPlam —Mm (34)37:00 3) No Finisher 3. Lirrier.LiMan, 52-Bldyn 1:51:31 Bill Rocjerc. BoctonAtA, 33:26 а. Samon.Jamta. 39-NY 25:56 5. Kanlar.Psiar.32-Uttroaa 26:09 Seolers (10-59) Mm30-M - 50 - 54 1) Mike Bennet (68)39:57 1) Cecile Rodau 57i54 б. Gambacdrtl. Mat. 31-NVC 26:08 1. Havens, Evelyn. 66-ITC 2:27:52 1 Frank Shcrter, BouMar CO. 33:59 2) Bert Jablan (69)39:58 2) 7. CoWns. Kavm. SI-LK 26:24 Eleanor Scott Ii04f47 2. Glan Harold. Crave Coaur IL. 34:57 3) Yin NcEvoy (87)41:00 3) No Finisher 3. R.K. Schupham. Iowa City lA. 36.22 VM*(40-M) 4. Carl RuzlcKa. Chicago It. 37:18 1.Fkchtr. Sod. ai-IM 25:55 2. Howard. Sid, az-CFTC 5. Robart Wilson. Taylor Rklga IL. 38:00 27:49 55 - 59 1) John Horan (20)36i05 1) No Finisher 3. Bassalt. Ruaiall.MSTC 2t;19 2) Joe Burna (30)36:55 2) No Finisher 2ND ANNUAL Vil I (46-49) PEPSI CHALLENGE 3) Larry Schwartz(124)42t57 3) No Finisher 1. Jerry Anders. Waterloo lA. 38:50 1.MutHir. Frta.aSCFIC 26:37 10,000 METER RACE 2. Suthirland. Jkti. 49-Ny 27:47 2. James McFaddan, Tulsa OK. 39 13 3. SUIknin. Gaotgt. 49-kHII 606Over 1) John Hughes (142)44:08 1) No Finisher OvirtlM GW Bridgs 3. James Streeby. Ollumwa lA. 39.49 29:02 2) Bill Benson (187)46:24 21 No Finisher 4. Bill Koehn. Dm Molnes lA. 42:21 Matlw! (S6-M) tpaniarid kf Pi+ila, Ik. 31 Williaa Benzer(235]50t01 3) No Finisher 5. Bill Barker. Davenport lA. 43:33 t.JohK. Karmadi. SI-KVU 26:44 Undtt tiMwiplcn WNTSSC 2. Fortune. Bkt. 53-MYPC 29:11 Dm: July 5. IDBI 8:00 AM 3. aunts. Joa. 52-M6I 29:34 1. DMina: 10km(6 Z mOn) 4. Princs.Au«uatia.57-«L 29:41 CkKk-lii: Min-ZAM. Waimfi a63. a 1. John Blair. Moiine IL. 43:36 TOUI-3Z97 lawan (le-M) Fkililwn: Man ZIOZind 6 ncawSkars. 2. Bob Foster. Iowa City lA. 40;08 "• Ki 1. ShMAan. Gaorga. 62>SAC 31:57 ACS RUN FOR HOPE, NEW YORK, JUNE 6, 1981. Wonwn-SO? anO3 raowalktrs. 3. Robart Holliday. Sharrard IL. 50:26 2. O'Connor. SHI. GLKJ^C 32:Sa ToUI-267e. 4. Wallaca Ash. DeWitt lA. 50:32 3. GekhMki. AUn. PFTC 33:59 WmUmi: Sunny. humUMwylM MiO 5. Lyie Roberts. Burlington lA, 60:34 30-39 DJohn Fath (8) 33:16 1)Charlene Hetkow6kiOlf6)it5:56 ID'S. 1. Beudtakouk. IM. 37-6STC 38:50 2)Bob Moritz 01) 33:45 2)Lucy He Guire (]7G)h7:kk Men Over SO 2. Flortanl. Hay. SAC 41:01 3)Kevin Holan (16) 34:38 3)Barb. Krakehl (130)47:53 l(3WI) 1 Gene Farrell. LeClaire lA. 47:33 3. Evans. Ridtard. NSTC 43:39 •kWows. BUI. 33(1ttawa0) 28:30 1.funj, FKk,33-MA 2 Fred Wllllamsen. Bettandorf lA. 53:09 Award IMiawi-WmM 29:51 3. Robert Coteman. Galesburg IL. 53:39 • I- 40-49 1)Lance Huselmeyer(16)34:45 l)Chrl6 McKenzie (128)44:47 2. Kivlan, Bran. 33-W$SAC 30.41 I (38-39, 2)Jim Hayman (21) 35:29 2)Mar6e Kruga (205)45:46 3. CiMfy. Miclum. 31-NYC 31:18 4 John Wyatt. Wilton lA. 55:22 t.Arwu. jan.3(>-m.8C 20:55 2. Horten. Xainisin. 33-NYC 30:57 3)Joe Cordero (24) 36:09 3)0uta Fitz (225)50:47 Vnl (40-49) 5. Walter Newport. Davenport lA. 56:33 3. Jackson, iftne. 34-CPTC 31:39 1. Manin. Jan. 4D-NJ 35:02 4. Ldwtll. LIniU. 33-Uiliroaa 32:04 2. Bassetl. RusmII.40-NV let Plaoe — Women 508(0ver 1)Gordon HcKenzie(25) 36:25 There were no finishers in this 35:25 5. Rosen, Yvonnt. 30-CFrC 32:19 2)Gu6 Prince (46) 38:59 age group 3. Ruiz. Ramon. 41-NyC 35:40 Beverly Roland-Miller. Macomb IL. 41:26 6. Rogers.Nancy. 33-MIII 33:29 3)Bert Jablon (55) 39:43 Mailwi IS8-S9I Women 30-39 7. MsnUwskl. Uatadtti. 32-NY 34:06 1. Jones, Kennolh. 50-NYMst 35:26 1. Maruha Beaman. West Dee Molnes lA. 48 Vat A (46-44) 2. Fonune, Bill. 53-NYPO 36.26 t.Manki.Jlil. 43-Bklyn 34:47 3. Burns.Joe. 52-NJ 30 36:28 2. Wilma HaWand. Cedar Rapids lA. 48:36 2. Hams. Adrltnnt. 4d-NYC 37:at SHELTER ISLAND lOK RUN, N.Y,, JUNE 27, 1981. Senior! (60-89) .3. HouH.Bamara. 44-SlAC 36:26 1. O'Connor, Bill.60-CPTC 41:28 -e. Patricia Johnson. Davenport lA. 48:52 2. Sikafly. Ralph, 60-NVC Vat I (45-49) 44:42 6: Kathleen Miller, Davenport lA. 49:20 1. Knigni. KaUa. 46-UdiraM 36:46 3. Lucas. Edward.64-li|jM 45 23 30-39 l)Jla Crawford (l6) 31:39 1)Jan Aranz (88) 37:28 .S K.'sq V.V.V 2.Tw»mB,Pal.46-NYM 37:51 2)Jaff Oalloway (25) 32:35 2)Bobbie Bothaan 105) Women 40-49 3. Lacher.Uargo).46R:ptC 39:46 3)John Fath (28) 32:49 3)Haddy Haraaliag (107) 38:28 Award Winners—Women 1. Thelma Pennebaker, New lA, 54 Masters (90-M) SiD«i1 (30-39) 25 1.TIghe. Nancy.50-AttljnU 34:47 40-49 1)Fritz Mueller (341 33:34 1)Ann-Maria Krepala (241 1 Arenz.Jan. 31-No Lights 38:51 2 Carolyn Garstein. Rock Island IL. 56:09 2. Lamer. LMian. 57-Bklyn 3B:40 2)Lanca Hugalmayar(39) 34:15 2)Miai Lamer (249 2 Carmichael. Isahel. 31-NYC 37:11 3. Peggy Foster. Macomb IL. 56:10 3.Bordonat)a.G..51-8k^ 39:51 3)Nlck Pott (62) 36:00 3. Lowell. Linda. 33'Mlllrose 41:16 3)Chri8 McKanzia (268 43:20, 4. Rachel Norton. Davenport lA. 56:14 Sealers (88-61) 50-59 1 )Ok>rdon McKanzia (50) 35:14 1)Banss Stahlaan (775) 58:09 V« (40-49) 5. Joyce Fox. MIshwaka IN. 58:04 I. Saknlni. Adnenne. 65HtJM SOM 2)B111 Hainbockel (85) 37:19 1. Thornnill.Anna. 40-Mlllro5e 38:28 2)Carol Schroadar (884) 70:16 2. Bedrock. Helene. 46-No Jersey 39.09 Racewiikert 3)Augustus Prlnoa (99) 38:l4 3)No finisher 1. Kauty. Oortany. 45-NYU 46:04 3. Harris. AOrienne, 40-NYC 46.13 Woman 50-50 60+ DAndr Haidnig (248) 42:50~ DZira Zallnar (782) 58:41 2. Wilson. Ovadmt. 30-ESTC 4ar« Metieii (50-59) 1. Jo Gonse. Taylor Ridge IL. 1:01:47 3. FHIIr.cn. LcrAn.36-EST 46:51 2)Aaron Kallnar (461) 47:53 2)Floranoe Cuoohiara(838( 61:58 1. O'Ela. Toshiko. 51'Alalama 41:48 2. Sue Howes, ^tlendort lA. 1:04:42 3)John Oarrat/ (544) 50:l6 3)llo ftnlshar. 2 Grenda. Janel. 5S-NY 49:58 3. Shirley Schade. Rock Island IL. 1:05:52 3. Plesenl, Janel. 53-NY 51 23 4. Jean Smith. Marion lA. 1:13:52 from Geza Feld Stnlofi (80a) 5 Kay Townsend, Davenport lA. 1 14:16 1. Salmini, Adrienne. 65 1:D1:31 2. Havens.Evelyn. 85'lsland TO 1.05:44 Women Over 60 (Nc entrtee froi'ii Philip Caldwell September 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 31

TAC CENTRAL ASSOCIATION CLASSIFIEDS 602 in Nationals got loose and began passing one runner afta 15K ROAD CHAMPIONSHIPS continued from page 21' another. He went by Schupbach and Laris head LAKERS' RUNNING CLUB As a public service to the masters ed after Billups. But he ran out of .room, 0.2 of his own American mark of 15:17.4, . finishing 15 meters behind, even though his CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS community, NMN will publish all an finishing only 5 seconds behind Clark. 4:01.9 was 8 seconds faster than his former JULY 12, 1981. nouncements free of charge. • Bill Meinhardt, 40 of Los Gatos, dueled tnasters best, and faster than Billups' wiiming If you are promoting a race meet, or defending champ Faxon, holding on for the vic time last year. "I think I could have won, if 1 35-39 MAIiiS offer a service or product, the rate is tory, 15:29.5 to 15:31.0. Faxon's time was 22 hadn't b^n boxed," her said. R. Iturral.de, Elk Grove 55:36 seconds faster than his 1980 winning effort. • Former world class 1000-yard indoor C. Preoht, Chicago 55:37 25

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BEFORE INTRODUCING THE ZOOM, WE RAN A FEW TESTS. They looked good on paper. And even better in the System'^'^, for a nice, snug fit, especially through the arch. lab. These new spikes were definitely the lightest And redesigned the spike plate. So during the weight- t prototypes we'd ever put together—by about 90 grams. bearing phase, the spikes would bite the dirt. Not the foot. What made that important was the old physiologist's We developed models for sprints, distance and indoor rule-of-foot: for every 100 grams you knock off a pair of Then the heavy research began. We put them on shoes, you also cut energy costs by about one percent. international tour. And from the , It appeared, we'd come up with the fastest to the Olympic Trials, to Moscow itself, these spikes Nikes ever. began rewriting the record books. Taking more But that wasn't the only good news. For than their share of victory laps. all the weight loss, these prototypes That started a lot of people talking. showed no loss in cushioning. None. But nobody, nowherehere used their That really got us going. Because proper name; Prototype ourownstudies showed ^at com #45711 TP. fort can also save runners energy. All they could say^ So we went even further. Intro was Zoom. duced the Variable Width Lacing Sounded good to us. ^^^^^^averton, Oregon