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Annapolis Ten Mile Run Results THE CAPITAL, Tuesday, August 29, 1995-D5 ANNAPOLIS TEN MILE RUN RESULTS Results of Sunday's Annapolis Ten Mile run wlth runner, age 714 MICHAEL BLANCHE 29 1 17 43 UPPER MARLBORO, 1 finishing time and hometown 715 NEWTON PENDLETON 30 117 44 WASHINGTON, DC 1DOUG MOCK 28 52 24 GERMANTOWN, MD 716 JACKIE PAUL 38 117 46 SEVERNA PARK, MD 2 ROBERT LOTWIS 23 52 39 FAIRFAX, VA 717 JOHN WEISS 37 1 17 48 ARLINGTON, VA 3 GERRY CLAPPER 34 53 40 COLUMBIA, MD 718 BOB ZEMINKSY 37 117 48 PASADENA, MD 4 MICHAEL HARRISON 28 53 54 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 719 STEPHEN WILLETT 36 117 50 GAITHERSBURG, MD 5 RAYMOND OCHS 34 54 03 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 720 PEDRO ESTEBAN 42 1 17 50 ROCKVILLE MD 6 JAMES PRYDE 42 54 33 BEL AIR, MD 721 KEITH FALLER 34 1 17 50 LANCASTER PA 7 JERRY JURRICK 32 54 35 BALTIMORE, MD 8 JAMES GARRETT 30 54 42 BENNINGTON, VT 722 TONI ROOT 32 117 51 EPHRATA, PA 9 STEVE EGOLF 32 55 05 ANNAPOLIS, MD 723 T HARRINGTON 44 1 17 52 ANNAPOLIS, MD 10 BRIAN DAUGHERTY 35 55 17 PORTSMOUTH, VA 724 PETER MURPHY 30 117 52 ARNOLD, MD 11 DAVE KANNEWURF 39 55 20 PORTSMOUTH, VA 725 MARJORIE MARQUE 44 117 52 ALEXANDRIA, VA 12 ROBERT MARINO 37 55 36 ANNAPOLIS, MD 726 MARVIN OFFUTT 33 1 17 53 BOWIE, MD 13 MICHAEL STERLING I34 55 42 RANDALLSTOWN, MD 727 SONNY LEARY 52 1 17 54 NEW CASTLE, DE 14 ARNO SIST 36 55 54 MANASSAS, VA 728 JANET PIEZ 42 1 17 54 NEW YORK NY 15 NEVILLE ANDERSON 33 56 08 BALTIMORE, MD 729 JOE PEKO 48 117 55 RICHMOND, VA 16 MIKE COLAIACOVO 26 56 12 CHESAPEAKE, VA 730 JOSEPH DESMOND 37 1 17 56 HOOCKESSIN DE 7 TIMOTHY DUNLAP 38 56 15 LANCASTER, PA 731 CHARLES CONNOLLY 33 1 17 58 BALTIMORE, MD 8 35 56 23 DOMINIQUE DA LUZ ROCKVILLE, MD 732 SHARON TRYBUS KUHN 32 117 58 LANCASTER PA 19 PAUL HANNSEN 22 56 25 SYKESVILLE, MD 733 SEAN RUSSELL 34 1 17 59 BALTIMORE, MD 20 MARK JONES 34 56 30 ODENTON, MD 734 MERRIELLEN JAMES 30 117 59 ANNAPOLIS, 21 KEVIN KROPP 28 56 36 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA MD 22 PATRICK OROURKE 27 56 37 VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 735 GAETANO DIZEBBA 42 1 18 00 WALDORF, MD 23 MATTHEW DEAN 26 57 05 CLINTON, MD 736 GREG WINKLER 46 1 18 00 BALTIMORE, MD 24 HARRY GOODMAN 41 57 27 RANDALLSTOWN, MD 737 PAUL BOWEN 26 118 01 DAVIDSONVILLE, MD 25 PAUL PETERSON 41 57 56 BETHESDA, MD 738 KENNETH NIKL 33 118 02 BOWIE, MD 26 TED POULOS 33 58 10 MCLEAN, MD 739 JACK SPALDING 40 1 18 03 RIVA, MD 27 PETER KIRK 38 58 14 ROCKVILLE, MD 740 LEE NESBIT 52 118 05 ARLINGTON, VA 28 LAWRENCE JONES 40 58 21 ALEXANDRIA, VA 741 DICK STARK 39 1 18 06 VIENNA, VA 29 BENNETT BEACH 46 58 37 BEHTESDA, MD 742 BILL ROGERS 33 1 18 07 STERLING, VA 30 JERRY RIORDAN 32 58 47 BALTIMORE, MD 743 JOSEPH WESOLOWSKI 38 118 07 PARKTON, MD 31 DAVID WEBSTER 42 58 56 STEVENSVILLE, MD 744 FRANCIS LANDOLF 46 118 08 BALTIMORE, MD 32 JAMES DRUCKMAN 24 59 11 POTOMAC MD 745 ROGER PEDERSEN 53 118 08 CLARKSVILLE, MD 53 RI1.L ('ROOKS 32 i!3.lJ R,\l.TlhlORE, 111) 746 KAREN HANSON 29 1 18 08 GLEN ALLEN, VA '34 KONNtE R,\RNl\Rl)-I.OPt:% JG iY Ju BEI'HESDA. k1I) 747 RICHARD SARGO 45 1 18 09 ROCKVILLE, MD '3.5 AKTtiOSY RASI1.I. 3.3 59 14 ('OLU3IBII\. hlD Bv Georee N Lundskow - The Cao~tal : 36 HERBERT TOLBERT 48 59 49 GAITHERSBURG, MD A group of runners reaches the top of a hill on Farragut Road before descending toward Rowe Boulevard in the early stages of Sunday's ~~~~~~~~~~~~2~111~81~$~~1~~~~vA 37 CHRISTIAN MOORE 29 59 50 LAUREL, MD Annapolis Ten Mile Run. 38 HEIDI GERREN 32 59 51 RESTON. VA 750 JOHN DELUTIS 53 1'18 11 BEL AIR, MD 39 MARK ROSASCO 36 59 56 BALTIMORE, MD 751 JAMES CONNER 63 118 11 ARLINGTON, VA 40 BOB BECKER 43 100.38 BALTIMORE, MD 209 CYNTHIA CARPENTER 33 108 01 BALTIMORE, MD 377 ART MOREY 57 112 09 BROOKEVILLE, MD 544 KAREN ERB 44 1 14 57 ALEXANDRIA, VA 752 STEPHEN STANK0 35 1 18 12 YORK, PA 41 BARBARA KANNEWURF 26 100 44 PORTSMOUTH. VA 210 BILL MOYER 41 108 04 PRINCETON NJ 378 LEONARD MORGAN SR 59 112 10 BELCAMP. MD 545 DALE JORDAN 64 114 59 BALTIMORE MD 753 MARK LEHNER 41 118 14 SEVERNA- - PARK MD 12 I'ETE GIBSON 19 1.00..34 hlURFREFSUORO. K(' 211 CHRISTY PETERS 24 108 04 COLUMBIA, MD 379 JERRY GROFT 39 112 10 HANOVER, PA 546 DONALD CARTER 45 1 14 59 GAITHERSBURG, MD 754 JEFF BOSCH 39 1 18 15 PASADENA, MD 1J J131 SAKFOHD ',b 1 JO 55 ARLISG'I'ON, \'A 212 EDWARD JIMENEZ 28 108 07 BETHESDA, MD 380 ROBERT REAGLE 36 112 11 ANNANDALE, VA 547 MICHAEL SMITH 33 114 59 BETHESDA, MD 755 MARK TIBBS 25 1 18 15 SPRINGFIELD, VA 44 E111(' ,\U:;'I'IN 26 1:01 00 RE,\L t.'OlIl'. K(' 213 SUSAN GALLAS 34 108 09 ALEXANDRIA, VA 381 JOSEPH BACHMAN 34 112 14 COLUMBIA, MD 548 SUSIE BLEIMAN SOLL 32 115 02 PHILADELPHIA, PA 756 MIKE ABRASHOFF 34 118 18 ARLINGTON, VA 43 JI3I DIS('IrLL0 12 1'31 01 C'OLCIIUIl\, hlD 214 JERRY PERKINS 31 108 12 HERNDON, VA 382 HELMUT BERTHOLD 28 1 12 14 BALTIMORE, MD 549 DAVID CLINGERMAN 31 1 15 03 ODENTON, MD 757 JOHN SITHER 35 118 18 WASHINGTON, DC 46 \VII.l.Il\hI 3lOOlIE 41 I.IJI:IJ~Bl\I.TI1l(ORt:, 111) 215 DAVID KENNY 35 108 14 FALLS CHURCH, VA 383 GWENOLYN TORCHIA ESDALE 46 112 14 BALTIMORE, 550 STEPHEN GOULD 44 115 03 RICHMOND, VA 758 RON ROPPELT 44 118'18 FOREST HILL, MD 47 JOHK RR,\NICIN 28 l'ul bJ AI.k:X.ANDIIIA. \'.\ 216 PETER HENS 44 108 16 BALTIMORE, MD MD 551 HARRY GOOD 45 1 15 04 OWINGS MILLS, MD 759 DALE HAYDEN 42 118 19 BURKE VA 48 hlXl'THE\\' \IACt: J.3 1:ul u8 .ARNOI.l), hlD 217 CRAIG PROPERT 34 108 19 LINTHICUM, MD 384 GARLAND DAVIS 39 112 16 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 552 BRIAN EUERLE 36 1 15 06 MILLERSVILLE, MD 760 37 1 18 19 49 ROGER HO\VELL .I> 101 I7 ('OLUIIUIiZ, 111) 218 TONY ANDERSON 41 108 20 WASHINGTON, DC 385 TERRY SWEITZER 35 1 12 19 ALEXANDRIA, VA 553 HUGH WOODEN 24 1 15 08 ARLINGTON, VA JOHN JORNLIN HOCKESSIN, DE 50 KEVIK G.ALL,\(;HEI< 36 1:01:14 ('HEVY CHASE, hlD 219 ANN CONLIN 35 108 22 ARLINGTON, VA 386 IRENE MOFFETT 40 112 20 SILVER SPRING MD 554 JENNIFER LUNDEEN 35 1 15 09 HUNTINGTOWN, MD DANALEE GREEN 49 l8 MD .31 (~HRISSi\hTI.t:T '31 1:DI I8 ('Ol.URlKlA, 111) 220 STEPHEN CLARK 30 108 25 WASHINGTON, DC 387 MIKE BAZIZ 54 112 21 BALTIMORE, MD 555 JOSEPH DONOHLm 33 115 14 DAMASCUS, MD 762 LEE HARMON 43 1 18 21 YORK, PA ,i2 JEFF S.\NKOIIN 41 101 20 CJ\VINGS. RID 221 JEFFREY BEAGERS 39 108 26 BETHESDA, MD 388 PERRY WASHINGTON 37 112 23 GAITHERSBURG, MD 556 PATRICK CLUNE 27 115 17 ELKRIDGE, MD 763 GORDON BAIRD 45 118 23 WASHINGTON, MD .iJ .iJ (;E(OR(;E R1)'t:RS 48 10l:L" f'liE\'ElIl.T, 111) 222 TOM CRISCOULI 38 108 27 ELLICOTT CITY MD 389 KEN COLLING 48 1 12 23 FAIRFAX VA 557 TOM VENATOR 38 115 17 RIVA MD 764 CHUCK NEEDLMAN 50 1 18 23 SILVER SPRING, MD 54 JAMES MORELAND 43 1.01 27 GAITHERSBURG, MD 223 BILL WOODEN 51 108 28 SILVER SPRING, MD 390 JONATHAN SHOEMAKER 26 1 12 26 VIRGINIA BEACH, 558 FRANK FICO 11 50 115 17 GLEN BURNIE, MD 765 MICHAEL ANDERSON 45 118 24 MILLERSVILLE, MD 55 MIKE HART 40 101 39 ARLINGTON, MD 224 ETHAN COREY 31 1 08 29 ROCKVILLE, MD VA 559 ALBERT WILCOX 39 1 15 17 BELTSVILLE, MD 766 ALLEN KAMPF 45 118 24 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 56 ROBERT TORCNIA 44 10143 BALTIMORE, MD 225 JOHN ORMSBY 30 108 30 ALEXANDRIA, VA 391 STEPHEN STOOPS 40 1 12 27 MONTCLAIR, VA 560 SKIP FENNELL 51 1 15 17 WESTMINSTER, MD 767 SALLY CUMMINGS 32 118 24 ALEXANDRIA, VA 57 LIZ SCANLON 24 101 55 ALEXANDRIA, MD 226 GERARD0 MAGAT 30 108 30 GREENBELT, MD 392 GEOFFREY BAKER 37 1 12 28 ELLICOTT CITY MD 561 BRUCE MUNSON 35 115 17 NEWARK, DE 768 DOUGLAS METZ 32 118 25 ALEXANDRIA, VA 58 JOHN STEPEK 36 10158 GAITHERSBURG MD 227 ANDREW WEBB 33 108 32 CARY, NC 393 ROBERT BIDDLE 35 1 12 28 ANNAPOLIS, MD 562 ALLAN TOOLE 33 115 17 PASADENA, MD 769 MARTY HIGGINS 30 1 18 25 GERMANTOWN, MD 59 PAUL SERRA 39 1.02 00 LUSBY, MD 228 ROBERT BOLGER 40 108 32 BALTIMORE, MD 394 LAURA KEELER 27 112 29 GAITHERSBURG, MD 563 SUE TREACY 33 1 15 18 GREENBELT, MD 770 JOE BRILLHART 53 118 26 YORK, PA 60 DAVID ASAKI 39 102 03 ROCKVILLE, MD 229 PATRICK GARY 44 108 36 MILLERS, MD 395 GREG COCCO 39 1 12 30 TOWSON, MD 564 JIM CAVANAUGH 53 115 21 ARLINGTON, VA 771 BLAKE STENNING 25 1 18 27 CABIN JOHN, MD 61 JIM FELTY 37 102 14 ARLINGTON, VA 230 JONATHAN GANG 45 108 37 BETHESWD 396 BRYAN RENEHAN 48 112 31 GAITHERSBURG, MD 565 ALICE HISAMOTO 34 115 21 NORTH POTOMAC, MD ' 772 CATRIONA LOGAN 25 1 18 27 ARLINGTON, VA 62 KEVIN BOYLE 32 1.02 20 ANNAPOLIS.
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