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32nd Issue April 1981 $1.00 The only national publication devoted exclusively to track & field and long distance running for men and women over age 30
f •* ''• ☆ HighlightsiV r iiir f * y 200 Compete in National Indoor T&F Championships • 200 in National T&F Indoor Championships Ann Arbor, MI, March 1 • Results of Eastern, About 200 masters athletes over age 30 from diverse parts of the nation Midwest and Western came together this weekend to compete Regional T&F in the Penn Mutual/TAC National In Championships I door Masters Track and Field Cham pionships. • China to Plan Masters The two-day event at the University Program of Michigan Track and Tennis Building was hosted by the Ann Arbor • 1981 Penn Mutual Track Club and directed by Elmo Masters T&F Budget Morales and a capable crew of • Davies Sets Two volunteers. Distance Marks Competition was held in 5-year age divisions, but attendance was down • 1980 Postal Relay from the 400 who took part in the 1980 Results championships in Syracuse, New York. • New Regional T&F "The word didn't get out in time," Chairmen National TAC Masters Track & Field Chairman Jim Weed said. "The meet • Results of: wasn't awarded to Ann Arbor until the —Metropolitan T&F Meet TAC Convention in December. By the —TFA National T&F Antonio Villanueva, 40, of Mexico, time the entry blanks were printed in Champs leads Roger Robinson, 41, of New the newsletter, people didn't have time Zealand through opening 64-second —Hong Kong Marathon to plan properly." lap (see clock Inbackground) en route Weed said a couple of years lead —Cincinnati T&F to World Veterans 10,000 meter championship in 29:52.16 in New time is needed for national champion —TFA Eastern T&F Zealand. The two are among the top ships. "Boston has already expressed Champs five veteran distance runners In the an interest for 1982," he said. "Even world. Villanueva won the Las Vegas —30 LOR and T&F Events marathon in 2:19:25 while Robinson though we can't officially award was 1st master In New York in 2:22:12. continued on page 9 Photo courtesy of Aucklanij Star
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r; National Masters LONG DISTANCE RUNNING CHAIRMAN: Officers Ken Bernard From the Editor P.O. Box 80512 by AL SHEAHEN ATHLETICS CONGRESS San Diego, Ca 92138 TRACK & FIELD (714) 488-3737 (home) CHAIRMAN: (714) 281-5585 (Office) You may notice a different look in etc.—where up to two or three thou Jim Weed VICE-CHAIRMEN: the paper this month. We've made sand masters take part. , 11672 E. 2nd Ave. Men: Bob Boal some major changes. In the past, the In January, we published masters Aurora, CO 80010 K Women: Jo Lacetera "typesetting" and "layout" was done results of 68 races, but we're down to (303) 341-2980 TREASURER: by Bill and Judy Cockerham of about 30 races this month. You've sent VICE-CHAIRMEN: George Vernosky, above Fresno, who also produce the popular in some results. Each month, we also Men: Ron Salvio RECORDING SECRETARY: California Track and Running News. send out about 50 requests to race Women: Joann Grissom Jerome Perry, above In spite of the logistical problems of directors for results, but we get back TREASURER: RECORDS: being 90 miles away, their expertise only about 12. Bob Martin of the Na George Vernosky Bob Martin with the sport, and willingness to work tional Running Data Genter says; "We 5004 Glen Cove Parkway National Running Data Center literally night and day to put out a rush have the same problem. We write and Washington, DC 20016 P.O. Box 42888 issue like the February World Games call for results, but don't get them. RECORDING SECRETARY Tucson, AZ 85733 edition, made it a good way to go. Too many race directors don't care Jerome Perry (602) 323-2223 But we've had trouble with the mail about results. Once the race is over, (919) 737-2392 REGIONAL CONTACTS: ing. It's taken up to 34 days for the that's it as far they're concerned." RECORDS CHAIRMAN: EAST: paper to reach the east coast. From Yet the numbers are obviously there. Peter Mundle Bob Fine, above time to time, the computer would drop The subscriptions to the newsletter are 4017 Via Marina /i'C-301 MIDWEST: a name or two from the list. Then, last stuck at around 1600. 1 thought we'd Venice, CA 90291 Ron Fox month, the Fresno printer went out of be at 3000 by now. We still need a sub (213) 823-8804 3272 Western Ave. business. The March issue only got sidy from Penn Mutual and TAG to INDOOR RECORDS: Highland Park, IL 60035 printed because Bill threatened to hold survive at this level of quality. We Haig Bohigian (312)432-3411 the printer's family hostage until he should be self-sustaining by now. 225 Hunter Ave. SOUTHWEST: finished the job. We're not. Despite sending out North Tarrytown, NY 10591 Don Slocumb So we've moved the whole operation thousands of freebies this year to races, (914) 631-1547 29 Waugh Drive down to Los Angeles, where we can the subscriptions aren't coming in as REGIONAL CHAIRMEN Houston, TX 77007 keep closer tabs on it. 1 thank Bill and they might. Maybe the papers don't get EAST: (713) 869-5605 Judy for their dedication and coopera passed out. Rudy Clarence WEST: tion. So we need your help. It's your 484 Troy Ave. John Brennand The paper is now being typeset by paper. See if you can sign up just one Brooklyn, NY 11203 4476 Meadowlark Lane the capable Martha Benedict and person. Pass out NMN flyers at events. (212) 732-3301 Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Richard Weisskopf. We've increased Ask your club newsletter editor to SOUTHEAST: (805) %5-2591 the type size slightly to make it easier to publish our small subscriptioa blank. Ken Kirk Ruth Anderson read. The printing, mailing and Write to us and we'll send the 3800 Stonewall Terrace 1901 Gaspar Drive subscription-control will be handled by to you. Atlanta, GA 30339 Oakland, CA 94611 Phil Horowith and Lorraine Beaty, Keep sending in results from your (404)436-6918 (415) 339-0563 who've had years of experience in this area. We need a long distance cor MIDWEST: NORTHWEST: sort of thing. respondent in each region. And we're Wendell Miller Carole Langenbach Wel'll shortly take steps to cut down looking for a long distance editor to 351 Birkdale Ave. 4261 S. 184th St. the delivery time from 34 days to 6 coordinate the whole thing. Lake Bluff, IL 60044 Seattle, WA 98188 days. The 1981 track & field age-record (312) 234-5936 (206) 433-8868 To trim costs, the expiration date of books should be available soon. In the your subscription no longer appears on May issue, we'll begin publishing the MID-AMERICA: WORLD ASSOCIATION OF Jack Greenwood the label. You'll get a renewal notice 1980 LDR masters rankings, specially VETERAN ATHLETES 917 N. Cedar about a month in advance. Please send prepared for NAfN by the NRDG. Medicine Lodge, KS 67104 (WAVA) it in promptly, as we won't be sending (316) 886-3484 PRESIDENT; a series of notices. Don Farquharson SOUTHWEST: We've divided the schedule into Tom Spillman 269 Ridgewood Road track & Held and long distance runn West Hill, Ontario 9411 Lanshire Dr. ing. We've listed the national TAG Canada MIC 2X3 Dallas, TX 75238 championships on top, then a regional NORTH AMERICAN REP: (214) 348-8004 breakdown. Natioaai Masters Newsletter Bob ^ine, above 32nd Issue WEST: We're still searching for a focus on WOMEN'S DELEGATE: April, 1981 Bruce Springbett Irene Obera LDR. We'll cover the 10 national TAG P.O. Box 1328 203 Paseo Bernal LDR national masters championships, Editor Los Gatos, CA 95030 Moraga, CA 94556 but only 6 are masters-only events. Hal A1 Sheahen (408) 354-2005 (415) 376-8%7 Higdon quit Brooks, so there aren't NORTHWEST: any more Brooks Master Runs. The Production Jim Puckett PENN MUTUAL LIFE Nike/Penn Mutual Masters Grand 2600 W.E. Stark INSURANCE Prix series is over. There are no Express Publisiang Gresham, OR 97030 NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: regional LDR masters championships Subscription Rales ON PLANNING COMMITTEE: John Buzzard as there are in track & field. Bob Fine c/o AAU An over-age-30 individual who $12 for 1 year (12 issues) $17 Ist-class airmail 77 Prospect Place 3400 W. 86th St. wants to run a 400 or throw the discus Brooklyn, NY 11217 Indianapolis, IN 46268 needs the masters program for com Ganads $17; Overseas $20 (212) 789-6622 (317) 872-2900 petition. But someone who wants to Additional Informatioa Tom run a iOk can find a local race any MASTERS SPORTS (213) 785-1895 4430 N.W. Neskowin weekend. Since we can't publish every P.O. Box 2372 Portland, OR 97229 ASSOCIATON local race, we've added to the LDR Van Nuys, GA 91404 (503) 641-6453 Thomas TalbOU, President schedule some of the biggest national 55 Frontier Road races—Boston, Bobby Grim, Gherry Cos Cob, CT 06807 Blossom, Gascade Run-Off, April 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 3 i MID-AMERICA On Tap for April schedule June 6 & 20 (Sat):All-comers T&F TRACK & FIELD meets, Aurora Central High School, Masters track & fleld activity gets Aurora, CO 10 a.m. underway this month with the 22nd June 27-28 (Sat-Sun): Denver Track Sacramento Relavs on the 4th, featur A purpose of this schedule is to identify masters-only competition. Track and Club Open Decathlon. (303) 388-8180. ing a full slate of submasters and field events offer competition for men and women over age 30 unless otherwise ☆July 4-5 (Sat-Sun): Penn masters events along with an open noted. Masters long distance events generally feature competition for men and Mutual/TAC Mid-America Regional meet. women over age 40. Most LDR races are open to all ages. Entry blanks for na Masters Track & Field, Champion On the 11th, you have your choice: tional and regional masters championships willgenerally be printed in the newslet ships, Lincoln, Nebraska. the TFA Southern Masters T&F Cham ter 30-60 days prior to the event. Please send any additons or corrections to July 11 (Sat): All-comers T&F meet, pionships in Orlando, Florida, or the NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. Aurora Central High School, Aurora, 3rd Annual Northeast Masters T&F CO. 10 a.m. Relays in Los Angeles. July 25 (Sat): TAC Colorado Open and The 6th annual Hawaii International Masters T&F meet. Masters T&F Meet will be a 3-day af pionships, Philadelphia. Fred Mannis, September 6 (Sun): Triangular Masters fair from the 17th thru the 19th in TRACK & FIELD P.O. Box 29541, Philadelphia PA T&F Meet: Kansas, Nebraska and Col Honolulu. 19138. orado. Others welcome. (Masters lOK The month's T&F action concludes July 18 (Sat): New York Masters Relay next day) on the 25th with a handful of masters 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS Carnival. Bob Fine, 77 Prospect Place, events at the Mt. SAC relays in Los CONGRESS NA TIONAL MASTERS Brooklyn NY 11217. Angeles. CHAMPIONSHIPS SOUTHWEST Age 30 and over May 30 (Sat): New Orleans Masters LONG DISTANCE RUNNING SOUTHEAST Track & Field Meet. Contact: Danny The eight-race Nike/Penn Mutual Masters Grand Prix series comes to ^June 6-7 (Sat-Sun): Penn April 11 (Sat): TFA Southern Masters Thiel, 2609 Canal St., New Orleans, fruition on the 11th in Philadelphia Mutual/TAC National Masters Track & Field Championships, Orlan LA 70119. when winning masters teams from eacb Decathlon Championships, San An do FL. SASE to: Masters Champion race meet in the 15K NIKE/U.S tonio, Texas. Steve Smith, 126 ships, 3800 Stonewall Terrace, Atlan ^£•57- Brightwood, San Antonio TX 78209. Roadracing Championship. ta, GA 30339. Eacb Sunday tbru April 11: Masters Women long distance masters can (512)822-7964. ☆May 8-10 (Fri-Sun): 11th Annual Track & Field Meet, Kaiser High enter the Avon 10k in Atlanta on the -i^August 15-16 (Sat-Sun): Penn Penn Mutual/TAC Scmtheast Re^onal School, Honolulu. 8 a.m. Stan 4th and the Avon 10k in Kansas City Mutual/TAC National Masters Track Masters Track & Field Champion Thompson, 1549 Ipukula St., on the 26th. & Field Championships, Los Gatos ships, Raleigh NC. Stu Northup, P.O. Honolulu HI 96821. (808) 373-4181. The prestigious Cherry Blossom High, Los Gatos, CA (near San Fran Box 590, Raleigh NC 27602. (919) April 4 (Sat): 22nd Sacramento Relays, lO-nrile run through the flower- cisco). Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 755-6640. Cal State Univ., Sacaramento. Full bedecked Washington streets is set for 1328, Los Gatos CA 95031. (405) May 16 (Sat): TAC Southern Masters slate of individual and relay events for the 5th. 354-2005. Meet. Greenville SC. Merchandise masters and submasters. SASE to: Roy The 85th annual Boston Marathon awards for 1st place. Tom Mah'k, 104 Wigginton, 3012 Scenic Hts. Way, goes on Monday, the 20th. The New Pinewood Dr., Greenville, SC 2%51. Carmichael, CA 95608. York Trevira Two-some is set for the EAST (803) 879-4549. April 11 (Sat); 3rd Annual Northeast 26tb. ☆June 13 (Sat): TFA U.S. Masters Masters Track & Field Relays, Cal Every Tuesday from April 27 thru In addition, there are the usual Track & Field Championships, Atlan State Los Angeles. Skip Loera, 3111 September 1. MSA, Metro AC and number of long distance local races. ta, GA. SASE to: Masters Champion W. Ramon Blvd., Alhambra, CA NYRRC open and masters develop There are no national masters long ships, 3800 Stonewall Terrace, Atlan 91803. (213) 576-9341. ment T&F meets and long distance distance championship runs this runs, Randall's Island, Bronx, NY. ta. GA 30339. month. Next one's May 10 in 6:30 p.m. continued on page 4 Raleigh—the 1981 masters (and open May 23 (Sat): Masters Sports Associa MIDWEST men) marathon championship. tion T&F Championships, WeightPen tathlon Championships and Pen May 30 (Sat): Mini All-Comer T&F tathlon Championships, Randall's Meet, Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Island, Bronx, NY. Jim Barber, 5 Pine University, Evanston, IL. Bill Smith Subscribe Now! Dr., Stonypoint NY 10980. (312) 346-1797 days; (312) 256-2714 May 23 (Sat): 1st Annual Heart Senior nights. The National Masters Newsletter is the bible of the Masters Olympics, Hudson, NY. 10—year age June 13 (Sat): Indiana Masters T&F (Veterans) movement, the fastest growing segment of the run groups. American Heart Association, Championships, Indianapolis. Bob ning community. It's a bargain at 12 issues a year for only 75 Lucas Ave., Kingston NY 12401. Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis, $12. Get aboard the publication that's covering the Masters June 13 (Sat): Dual meet: New York IN 46241. (317) 241-5446. scene more thoroughly than ever. Subscribe now Masters vs. Philadelphia Pioneer June 27 (Sat): All-Comer T&F Cham Masters, Philadelphia. Closed; club Enclosed is: pionships, Dyche Stadium, Nor • New members only. • $12 for 1 year/12 issues thwestern University, EVanston, IL. • Renewal June 20 (Sat): Open and masters relay Bill Smith (312) 346-1797 days; (312) C $23 for 2 years (beat inflation!) carnival, Philadelphia. Bert Lancaster, 256-2714 nights. L' $17 for 1 year Ist-class air-mail P.O. Box 29541, Philadelphia PA July 11 (Sat): Mini All-Comes T&F [j $17 for Canada 19138 Meet, Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Send to: [T $20 for overseas June 21 (Sun): Metropolitan Associa University, Evanston IL. Contact Bill National Masters Newsletter tion TAC Masters T&F Champion Smith (312) 346-1797. P.O. Box 2372 ^ Add $3 for 1981 Age Record book ships, Staten Island, NY. Bob Fine, 77 ☆ August 1 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Van Nuys, C.'\ 91404 Z $4 for Age Record Book only Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. Midwest Regional Masters Track & i^June 28 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Field Championships, Dayton, OH. Name Eastern Regional Masters Track & Charles Dudley, 313 Walton, Dayton Field Championships, New York. Con OH 45417. Address-. tact: Manfred d'Elia, 144 Spencer Augustus (Sat): All-Comer T&F Meet, Place, Ridgewood NJ 07450. Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Univer City .Zip. ☆July 4-5 (Sat & Sun): North sity, Evanston IL. Bill Smith (312) American Master Track & Field Cham 346-1797. ; .t- page 4 National Masters Newsletter April 1981 f.."
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April 17-19 (Fri-Sun): 6th Hawaii In October 3 (Sat): 8th Annual Santa Bar Sept. 26 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Na MIDWEST ternational Masters Track & Field bara Masters Track & Field Meet, tional Masters lOK Road Champion Meet, Kaiser High School, Honolulu. Univ. of California at Santa Barbara, ships, Kent, WA. Mike Thould, 15929 May 9 (Sat): Old Kent River Bank 25K Stan Thompson, 1549 Ipukula St., Goleta, CA. George Adams, P.O.Box NE 141st Place, Woodlinville WA Run, Grand Rapids, Mich. P.O. Box Honolulu, HI 96821. (808) 373-4181. K, Goleta, CA 93017. (805) 687-6323. 98072. (206) 485^79. 2194, Grand Rapids MI 49501. Decathlon included. December 4-8: Annual TAC Conven October 4(Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC May 24 (Sun): 4th Revco-Cleveland April 25-26 (Sat-Sun): Mt. San An tion, Reno, Nevada. P.O. Box 120, In National Masters 15K Road Cham Marathon and RRCA U.S. Masters tonio College Relays, Walnut, CA. dianapolis IN 46206.(317) 638-9155. pionships, Washington DC (Hains Marathon Championships, Cleveland Some masters eveiits (40 and over). Hal Point). SASE to Larry Noel, 105 Nor- (5000). Reno Starnoni, 878 Wellman Smith, 18750 Oxnard St., Suite 904, NORTHWEST thway Rd., Greenbelt MD 20770. (301) Rd., Bedford OH 44146. (216) Tarzana, Ca 91356. (213) 342-1174. -iVJuly 24-25 (Fri-Sat): Northwest 474-9362. 292-2675. May 2 (Sat): 5th Annual Golden State Seniors Track Classic. Gresham, OR. October: Penn Mutual/TAC National June 20 (Sat); 5th Grandma's Masters T&F Meet, Porterville, CA. 6-11 p.m. Ideal conditions. Jim Masters 15K Cross-Country Cham Marathon, Two Harbors to Duluth, Allen Nelson, Porterville College, 900 Puckett, Mt. Hood College, 26000 SE pionships, New York, NY. New York Minn. Scott Keenan, 1533 W. Ar E. Main St., Porterville CA 93257. Stark, Gresham, OR 97030. RRC, Box 881, FDR Station, New rowhead Rd., Duluth MN 55811. (218) May 9 (Sat): 11th Annual Grandfather York NY 10150. (212) 580-6880. 724-8616. Games, Los Angeles Valley College, CANADA November 21 (Sat): Penn July S (Sun): Chicago 20K Distance Van Nuys, CA. George Ker, 8220 Mutual/TAC National Masters lOK Classic. Lung Assoc., 1440 W. June 13-14 (Sat-Sun): Ontario Masters Langdon Ave., #36. Van Nuys, CA Cross-Country Championships, Washington, Chicago IL 60607. (312) Outdoor T&F Championships 1981, 91406. (213) 785-3770. Houston. Pete League, 2043 Round 243-2000. Ottawa, Ontario. May 16 (Sat): 6th Annual Striders Spring, Kingwood, TX 77339. (713) July: Ontario Pentathlon Champion Relays, Los Angeles CA. Ann Smith, 358-2515. MID-AMERICA ship. 22736 MulhoUand Dr., Woodland November 28 (Sat): Penn August 8 (Sat): Prairie Masters T&F Hills, CA 91364. (213) 348-6352. Mutual/TAC National Masters 5K April 26 (Sun): Avon Running Meet, Winnipeg, Manitoba. Cross-Country Championships, San Women's lOK, Kansas City. Avon, May 23 (Sat): Redlands Masters T&F August 15 (Sat): Inter-Club T&F Diego (Balboa Park). Bill Stock, 7160 83rd and College, Kansas City MO meet, Redlands U., Redlands, CA. Championships, Northview, Toronto Baldrich Rd., U Mesa CA 92041. 64141. Buzz Wagner, 1522 Margarita Dr., and other provinces. (714) 466-8700. May to (Sun): 4th Lincoln Marathon, Reldands, CA 92373. (714) 793- 2638. <£rAugust 22-23 (Sat-Sun): Canadian Lincoln, Nebraska. Lincoln TC, 2900 May 30 (Sat): Pacific Association TAC Masters Track. & Fields Champion John Ave., Lincoln NE 68502. Masters T&F Championships. Los ships, Richmond, British Columbia. May 3 (Sun): Mile-High Marathon, Gatos High School, Los Gatos, CA. EAST Denver. P.O. Box 17382, Denver CD I- • Bruce Springbett. P.O. Box 1328, Los 80217. (303) 86\-6Vn. Gatos, CA 95031. FOREIGN April 5 (Sun): 9th Cherry Blossom 10-mile, Washington, DC (3200). P.O. May 31 (Sun): Herbert Hoover Relays, December 12 to January 6: Masters Box 4711, Arlington VA 22204. (703) SOUTHWEST Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA. tour to South Africa. Van Parish, 148 Hedge Rd., Menlo 979-0358. April 11 (Sat): Diet Pepsi lOK, Tulsa. Park, CA 94025. (415) 325-7275. April 11 (Sat): 15K NIKE/U.S. (918) 834-3259. Roadracing Championship, with winn i^rJune 20-21 (Sat-Sun): 7th Annual May 9 (Sat); River Run lOK, Tulsa. ing teams from eight Nike/Penn Penn Mutual/TAC Western Regional LONG DISTANCE (918) 834-3259. Masters Track & Field Championships Mutual Masters Grand Prix races, June 27 (Sat): Challenger 8, Tulsa. Los Gatos High school, Los Gatos, RUNNING Philadelphia. (918) 834-3259. April 20 (Mon): 85th Boston CA. Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 1328, 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS Marathon. P.O. Box 223, Boston, MA Los Gatos, Ca 95031. (408) 354-2005. MOUNTAIN CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS \ June 27-28 (Sat-Sun): 12th Annual 02199. (617) 236-2322. CHAMPIONSHIPS April 26 (Sun); 3rd Trevira 10-Mile July 24 (Fri): 12th Annual Deseret Senior Olympics, University of (Age 40 and over) Twosome. Couples only. NYRRC, Southern California, Los Angeles. News Marathon, Salt Lake City. P.O. Trevira 10-mile, P.O. Box 881, New Elmer Douglas, 5670 Wilshire Blvd., Box 1257, Salt Lake City UT 84110. May 10 (Sun): TAC National Open York, NY 10022. #360, Los Angeles CA 90036. (213) Men and Masters Marathon Cham May 3 (Sun): Newsday-Long Island 292-5536. WEST pionships, Raleigh, NC. North Marathon, New York. (4000) Sports July 11 (Sat): CDM vs. Striders Duel Carolina TAC, P.O. Box 10825, Unit, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, May 3 (Sun): 10th Avenue of the Meet, Los Angeles. Raleigh NC 27608. (919) 851-5752. Long Island NY 11554. (516) 292-4284. Giants Marathon, Humboidt Red June or July: Penn Mutual/TAC Na woods State Park, Weott, CA (2000). July 18 (Sat): TFA Western Masters May 31 (Sun): Eastern Regional Open tional Masters 25K Road Champion and Masters Marthon Championships. P.O. Box 214, Arcata CA 95521. Track & Fields Championships, ships, Denver, CO. Joe Arrizola, May 17 (Sun): 60th Bay-To-Breakers UCLA, Los Angeles. Michael Sims & Holyoke, Mass. Walter Childs, P.O. 12336 E. Kentucky Ave., Aurora CO 7.6 mile, San Francisco. Len Wallach, Assoc., 5419 Sunset Blvd., Los Box 1484, Springfield, MA 01101. 80012. (303) 343-0887. San Francisco Examiner, 110 Fifth St., Angeles CA 90029. (213) 462-7360. (413) 566-3145. Sept: TAC national Open and Masters San Francisco CA. (415) 593-2788. August 1 (Sat): 9th Annual corona Del 50 Mile Track Championships, Buf SOUTHEAST June 7 (Sun): Sri Chinmoy Marathon, Mar Track Club "Don Palmer falo, NY. Niagara TAC, 3925 Harlem Foster City, CA. Sundari Michaelian, Memorial" Relays, Santa Ana College, Rd., Bufalo NY 12246. (716) 839-3936. April 4 (Sat): Avon Running Women's 2438 16th Ave., San Francisco Ca Santa Ana, Ca. Seven relays plus in Sept. 13 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Na lOK, Alanta. Bob Brennan, 5104 Ash- 94116. dividual fields events. Dave Jackson, tional Masters 50K Road Champion mont Ave., Dunwoody GA 30338. July 4 (Sat): Coronado Half- 19103 S. Andmark Ave., Carson CA ships, Brattleboro, Vermon. Ann May 25 (Mon): Cotton Row lOK, Marathon, San Diego. George Green, 90746. (213) 638-7125. Parry, Famolare AA, 4 E. 54th St., Huntsville AL. 3000 limit. Ray 626 5th St., Coronado CA 92118. (714) August 8-9 (Sat-Sun): 5th Annual New York, NY 10022. Roberts, 10100 Shades Rd., Hunt 435-3633. Home Savings & Loan Pan-American Sept: TAC National Junior and sville, AL 35803. July 12 (Sun): San Francisco Masters Track & Field Championships, Masters 20K Road Championships, July 4 (Sat): Peachtree Road Race, Mafathon. P.O. Box 27385, San Fran use, Los Angeles. Hilliard Sumner, Catskill, NY. Dick Vincent, Jet. 9W & lOK, Atlanta (25,000). Royce Hodge, cisco CA 94127. (415) 564-4771. 22713 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, 23A, Catskill NY 12414. (518) 3224 Peachtree St. NE. Atlanta GA CA 91367. (213) 884-1349. 943-4767. 30305. continued on page i I April 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 5 pionships, the veteran tables were us WORLD GAMERS ed. I really want to congratulate you on the Americans have been slow to switch magnificent job you did writing up the Write On! to the veteran tables because each per World Championships. You seem to formance in a meet must be computed have caught so well the wonderful feel separately. This can be quite a task. Address letters to: ing of friendship extended all of us by National Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van NuyS, CA 91404 Whereas if the I.A.A.F. tables are us ed, it is very easy to just look in the the wonderfully hospitable New AGE-RECORDS PENTATHLON book for the points corresponding to a Zealanders, which, indeed, more than compensated for the unfortunate In the Feb. letters column, Stan Let's upgrade our Pentathlon. particular performance. demonstration of HART. Everyone Thompson made a good point that Two years ago I discovered the The veterans tables haven't been who has seen the February issue «(- those at upper ends of age groups are Masters program and fell in love again around as long either, so they may not presses much the same opinion as usually shut out of group records. with T&F after a 30-year lay off. Then be as "fair" as the I.A.A.F. tables. mine; especially the timely reporting While grouping is necessary for com I hard about an event called the Another reason for the veteran with so much depth. petitions (and makes some of us actual "Pentathlon." 1 remember asking tables is that the older fellows can score ly look forward to turning certain three different people which five events points using them and can't score using Ruth Anderson ages), it need not apply to the record this event consisted of; and guess what, the I.A.A.F. tables. It doesn't make lists. Record listing could be simplified I got three different answers. Finally I much difference up to age 50 but the Oakland, CA by discarding records which are in checked with Mel Buschman, a Pen- age 50 and over should definitely use ferior to those of higher ages, i.e., if tathlete from way back and he told me the vet tables for multi-event competi You've done a superb job with the the HJ age 40 record exceeds that of it was long jump, javelin, 200 M, tion. Hope this clears it up. ages 37-39, it should stand for all four February 1981 Newletter. discus'and 1500 M. Ed Oleata years, with the others noted paren I then started checking all issues of La Jolla, CA thetically if at all. the Newsletter to get more information RedDoms Another recordkeeping concern is in regards to the Pentathlon, attemp INDOOR AGE RECORDS LosAngeles, CA certification. There should be ting to find out what a person my age The National Indoor Champion thorough attention to wind, timing woud have to do to at least be respec ships in Ann Arbor this past week had methods, altitude, etc. Two or three table, and all I could find was a name a very poor turnout. I was the ony You did a terrific job getting all the "record" listings would be preferable • and a number—like #1 - John Doe - competitor from California that I results and other articles together in to one uncertified one. 3100, which doesn't say much. know of. The meet was well run. Two such a short time, and in such detail. A question concerning national Now that I've been in a few "Pents" days was much better than last year's Amazing. Unfortunately, the results of masters championship meets: is there I realize how hard you have to train, one day meet in Syracuse. the pole vault for the 70's was missing. anywhere that money could come from and how tough the competition can be, Now that we are having a Western for possible travel aid for far-away so why not give each Pentathlete credit Regional Master Indoor Track & Field Stan Thompson participants? If there were funds, they for what he does in each event? In the Championship, I would like to see Honululu, HI could be disbursed to those who a) December '80 issue the results of Sac some indoor records. I talked to guys placed highest and b) travelled far Five Pentathlon in San Diego, listed in Ann Arbor who said they broke an (We're still waiting for the complete. thest, with no one within. 500 miles the results of each event, but this is the indoor record in this and that, but World Games results —Ed.) only time I can ever remember seeing there seems to be tiowhere to check it A thought on two events deserving them listed this way. out. For example what is the 60-64 high of it: do the scoring tables for masters I realize it will take a little more jump record (indoors)? I don't think I could hardly wait for the World pentathlon and decathlon meet work on the part of meet directors get Pete Mundle does these. Must be so Games issue and you did not disap everybody's approval? As with the ting this information to you, but I meone in the East. Hope you could point anyone. You were thorough and Olympic tables, the scoring is weighted can't help feeling the event is impor check it out and possibly have them careful. As a person with considerable unevenly, the least scoring almost tant enough to warrant a little extra ef printed in the Newsletter. background in publications, I observe always in" the 1500. In 30and over com fort. the labor involved in NMN, and con petition, this should be just the op In closing, I would like to add I feel Burl Gist gratulate you on your consistent posite. All good competitions come our Pentathlon is too much fun to be San Marcos, CA superior efforts. down to a decisive 1500 meters, so a restricted to the outdoor season only. change in scoring tables—or Why not an indoor Pentathlon? Go (Haig Bohigian is compiling the indoor CharlesEspy events—could serve to attract more ahead—pick five events and let's go! marks. —Ed.) Danedin, FL participants in both indoor and out door pentathlons and decathlons. STANDARDS Jack Scott Everyone will be glad to see the I am full of admiration at the way Jolict,IL BillForsyth WAVA standards table (on page 25 in you got such a terrific issue out so Pecos, NM The reason for the "tremendous February's NMN), but I don't see quickly. Only someone who has tried it records" in the pentathlon in anything on the 400 hurdles, which was has any idea. I really don't know how Christchurch is: In the. U.S., the point on the agenda. you do it. NO WEST COAST ACTION totals used by Pete Mundle in Stan Thompson I really enjoy your publication. I tabulating the world and American Don Farquharson Honolulu, HI notice that a great deal of the spon records for the decathlon and the pen President sored runs (Penn Mutual) and the na tathlon are taken from the I.A.A.F. WorldAssociation of VeteranAthletes (Word is, they didn't discuss it. Whicff tional meets are held back East and are track and field scoring book. This is Toronto, Canada means the heights stay thesame. 40-49, out of my area of interest. However, I the same table used all over the world 36"; 50-59, 33"; 60-i-, 30". —Ed.) find the publiction very comprehensive to score multi-event competition. What with good updates on meets and in . the Veterans movement has done is teresting biographies. develop its own scoring table, which it (We appreciate the kudos. The World used in Christchurch. The table INSPIRED Veterans Games only come along every John F. Cover changes for every five-year age incre The Janurary issue is outstanding. other year. They're clearly the high San Rafael, CA ment. So with the veteran table, a 60 or The article by A1 Sheahen on the SF point of the Veterans movement—a 70 year old can, theoretically, score as Brooks run inspired me to go on a cam magnificent achievement in sports, br (Most National LDR runs are in the many points as a 40 year old. That's paign to lose that extra 10 lbs. I've inging together thousands of people East this year, but several major track because it takes less of an effort been threatening to do for several years from different nations. It takes months Afield meetsare in the West, including (performance), to score points as one and embark on a speed and hill pro of work by hundreds ofpeople to put the 1981 National Masters T&F Cham gets older. In the U.S. we have always gram. on these Championships. NMN is hap pionships on August 15 in Los Gatos, used the I.A.A.F. tables in scoring our py to be a part of all that.) right in your back yard. —Ed.) decathlon championships. But in the James Gerard last two National pentathlon cham- Centprville, Ohio continued on page 7 page 6 National Masters Newsletter April 1981
age groups to get competition. We to compete in the masters age-group would have W.A.V.A. 110m HH as competition, they should register as well as Elite 110m HH. You could masters with TAC so their monies go From the T&F Chairman enter only one 110m HH race. to the people who make the meets hap As our meets get larger, another pro pen. blem is the pole vault. The pole vault is Penn Mutual is designing a TAC a very time-consuming event. Now, Penn Mutual Masters medal to be used by JIM WEED National Indoor $1500; National with the large number of vaulters, meet at local and regional meets. By quanti TAC National Masters Track & Field Decathlon $250; National Weight Pen directors need to split the field. I would ty buying, the price can be kept com Chairman tathlon $250; Regional Meets $5(XX) suggest two pits or two different star parable to regular stock medals. ($500 for each of 10 meets); Newsletter ting times. Possibly the 45-1- in one More comments and information ' This National Masters Newsletter is $2(XX); contingency $1000. These are group. next month. the most effective way to keep masters limits. The weight men have a problem in competitors informed. Each month in It is very important to increase the some of the large meets. They don't get this space, I'll answer questions and circulation of the newsletter (Ed. note. enough throws. All regional and na pass along information on things like Current circulation is 1593) so that we tional meets should go by lAAF rules how to bid for a meet, and how to get can continue to have this quality on the number of throws. money or other help from Penn without subsidizing it. Mutual. I'll make comments on the I met with George Hatzfeld of Penn SUBMASTERS: direction of masters track and field, Mutual during February, and was most I feel that if the submasters are going and what I think are the important impressed with his comprehension of areas to expand our efforts. Let me the masters programs. Penn Mutual have your comments. general agents throughout the U.S. have a $250 allotment each from the VOTING: home office. The General Agents may Most Complete Invented Your National Master T&F Chair sponsor any or all masters sports in man is elected by the vote of the their areas. If you have a local masters ofTraek & Field Uncle Masters representatives of each of the meet, and would like to work with your Marty associations of The Athletics Congress local agent, call Jon Buzzard, Loves You! (TAC) at the National TAC conven 1-317-297-2900 to coordinate plans. Equipmentin the tion. This is also where decisions are made for the following year by the vote REGIONAL CHAIRMEN: Conntry! of those association representatives. I am dissolving the budget commit Write forl ^ ^ In the 1980 TAC convention in tee formed in Atlanta, because it is the Atlanta in December, T&F and LDR regional chairmen who should be in FREE Same day were each given a separate represen volved in the decision-making between Catalog!. tative on the TAC Board of Directors. now and the December TAC conven This gives each association two masters tion. I have appointed seven regional representatives-one for T&F, one for chairmen. These, seven, plus Bob Fine, UNCLS MAH7V'S HE UN LDR. In many cases, this means elec Tom Sturak and the five masters of wWggVVWWravVgygAfgga SAititWwWWWVM ting or appointing a new masters T&F ficers will act as a 14-person committee 15 \Nest Oakland Avenue HOTUH representative. If you are presently the to make important decisions this year. •Doylestown, Pa. 189011 masters T&F rep in your association, (Names and addresses on page 2) please send me your name and address for the mailing list. In an effort to get input from the DECATHLON: maximum number of masters, A motion was passed in Atlanta for NAIIOIUX AZHLEIICS OOROaKSS-PENI) ifOTUAI, meetings will be held at all TAC Na ming a Decathlon Games committee UASZEHS iHSCAIHION QHAUFXORSHIFS tional Masters T&F Championships, as headed by Ed Oleata. Anything to do RorthBida Stadlua in the past. However, as long as we're with the Decathlon should be sent to 7001 Culabra 5d. at Interstata 410 affiliated with TAC, the national Ed. I have also appointed a weight- San Antonio, Zazaa masters T&F committee (which is com games committee headed by Chuck June 6tli ft 7th. 1981 posed of the association reps) will have Klehm. the vote at the national convention. If £RTRY BLARK. ARB HRTiF.ASE SOSM you want input to the direction of NATIONAL MEETS: JJIEIES iJUST BE IR OUR HAl^IB HOT LATER TBAH JURE 181, 1981 masters T&F, get your opinions to To have a smooth running program, (pleetae Print) Name Bate of Birth your association rep, or become your national meets must be awarded two -
association rep. Then get your rep to years in advance. The 1982 National Ad..resB Phone Reno for the 1981 Convention in Outdoor T&F meet will be'in Wichita, Clt/_ State _Zip_ December. This convention could have Kansas. We would like bids from the In conelueratlon of this entry bein£ aooepted I hereby for oyeelf a great effect on the direction of East or South for the 1983 national and adminletrators waive and releaee any and all claime X may have masters T&F. T&F outdoor. We also need bids for against Horthslde School Bdst., the organieera of the meet, their representatives, and the Athlstios Congress for any emd all .-'njuries the indoor 1982 & 1983 meets. suffered by me at the above mentioned meet. I aleo oertify that I have no physical defeote that would prevent me from oompsting in PENN MUTUAL: this hecathlon tieet. As you know, the Penn Mutual Life STANDARDS: Signature in full of athlete_ Insurance Co. of Philadelphia is the In the interest of standardization, I Entr^ feet ilo.OO Athletioa Congress #_ national sponsor for the following feel all masters meets run in the U.S. masters sports: T&F, LDR, Swimm should use W.A.V.A. standards. I also i^e oheohs payable tot San Antonio Track Club ing, Cycling. A committee was ap feel the W.A.V.A. decision on hurdle luail ohepke tot Steve Smith AC 512-fi22-7964 Ueet DlBsctor pointed by Ken Bernard, as acting T&F spacing is unfair to our elite hurdlers. 126 Brightwood chairman, in Atlanta to develop a Those of us who run 16 seconds or San Antonio, Texas 76209 budget to be presented to Penn slower prefer the 28'6" spacing, but I Friday Right Banquett •/111 attend Mutual. Before the budget was submit am proposing that, at the National won't attejacT ted to Penn Mutual, we learned the T&F meet, we run an Elite hurdier Dinner at Banquet: Xea_ Ho amount was already set at $15,000 for class: 42" (30-39); 39" (40-49); 36" Sunaay Evening Videoi W.11 attend 1981 for the T&F committee. (50-59); with 30-feet between hurdles. •Von't attenT" The proposal for the allocation of The elite would run in their normal the $15,000is National Outdoor $5000; 5-year age groups or could go to lower It r •onr'i ^ I 1^ V• inO/* jt/l» I ?.^.^jC,-j1 * - o'- i April 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 7
Write On! NATIONAL continuedfrom page 5 • Val Schultz has replaced Tom series of running and training • Don Longenecker of Silver City, Sturak as Nike masters rep. Sturak ciasses. To get detaiis, send a note New Mexico traveled west to run a moved up to Director of Running on company ietterhead to MHY swift 3:04:43 and win the 60-64 divi promotions. Both are working out Corporate Chaiienge, NYRRC, Box sion of the 1981 Tucson Marathon of Nike's HQ in Beaverton, Oregon. 881, FDR Station, New York NY January 25. SOUTH AFRICA • The 1981 Honolulu Marathon will 10150. • In that same race, Tom Bailey Sylvester Stein has appointed offer 30-minute videotapes of the • 5-mile fun runs are set for May 2 reportedly clocked a remarkable himself arbiter of discrimination and race, which can be played on home and June 6 at the Valley Green Inn, 2:37:31 in the 50-54 category, one the mixing of politics in sport. video cassettes. Fairmont Park. Masters awards. $3 of the fastest over-50 marathons He objects to discrimination, but at • Speaking of Honolulu, don't to: Germantown YMCA, 5722 ever recorded, and only two the same time discriminates against miss Hunter Thompson's hilarious, Greene St., Philadelpha 19144. minutes off the U.S. record 2:35:24 South African athletes, both black and off-beat, gonzo-journaiism account of the great Alex Ratelle. and white. of the 1980 event in the April issue SOUTHEAST His false statement about the South of the new Running Magazine. • Ken Wlnn, 43, showed the African Government paying for master • Worid Cup lii will be heid in youngsters his heeis at the Chat athletes to travel and compete abroad September in Rome. 8-day tours tanooga Marathon, winning overall sounds like an echo of Pravda's ieave August 30. Contact: Ventana, in 2:37:07. editorials. 555 Fifth Ave., New York 10017. • Harold TInsley edged Robin WEST Fortunately, by his own admission, HInes, 35:29 to 35:53, to take • Ibrohim Clark reports the 50 Plus only half the world agrees with him. In EAST masters honors in a Chattanooga Runners Association has a practice it would appear that that half • The 1981 Spauiding for Children 10K. membership of 500 after its first have it so good that their governments Run-Athon will be heid May 3rd at • The Atlanta Track Club adopted year. They wiii commence small have to build a wall around eastern Tamaques Park in Westfieid, NJ. an official policy on support of studies on health and aging which Europe to stop them from leaving; it's not a race, but a run with a pur athletes. The budget ($10,000 in will appear in Runner's World hence Zatopek could not participate in pose: to raise funds for chiidren. 1981) will be equally divided among magazine. It's a non-profit institu the World Masters Championships in Spauiding-for-Chiidren (no reia- 3 competitive teams: 1) men's tion which will seek government Sweden, 1977. tion to the Sporting Goods Co.) is open; 2) men's masters; 3) grants for studies. About 90 50+ Let us get the facts right. an adoption agency which finds women's. Explicit qualifying and runners showed up for the run at South Africa spends more money parents and homes for hard-to- expense guidelines are set down in Stanford New Year's Day. To per capita on black education and piace chiidren. It covers ail adop a comprehensive policy brochure. donate, or join, write: Fifty-Plus sport, than any black country in tion costs for the families. • Jack Rice of Wlmauma, Florida Runners, P.O. Box 7063, Menio Africa. Runners can raise money by won the 60-t- division of the Park CA 94025. Athletics in South Africa is fully in contacting sponsors, who donate x Gasparilla Distance Classic 15K • The Southern California Strlders tegrated under a single administrative dollars for each mile run. Contact; February 7 In 1:05:11. announce they'll be "using the body representative of all sectors of the Spauldlng for Children, 36 Pro • George Sharp, 40, won the WAVA By-laws Heights and Stan population—blacks, coloureds and spect St., Westfieids NJ 07090. masters division of a Ft. Gillem, dards at all our meets hereafter." whites. • Pat Bessel, 43, was a triple win Georgia 20K race January 25 in (See page ) The by-laws were At present there are reigning black ner at the Ontario Masters indoor 1:18:26, topping Royce Hodge by 4 adopted at the World Games in champion athletes at Marathon, five Championships at York University minutes. New Zealand in January. and ten thousand metres. Black in Toronto: 1500 (5:12); 800 (2:35); • Adrian Craven, 44, of Greenville, • Correction to the schedule in athletes have been awarded national 3000 (11:30). South Carolina was 1st master and last month's NMN. Van Parish's colours—the coveted springbok blazer; • The 12th Annual NYC Marathon 9th overall in the 1981 Carolina Herbert Hoover Relays Meet in and both Sydney Maree, currently stu will be heid on October 25,1981 at Marathon in 2:43:20. Al Becken, 52, Palo Alto is on May 31, not May 17. dying and competing for Villanova, 10:30 a.m. Requests for entry of San Antonio flew in cop 50 + It's an open track & field meet, with and Matthews Motshwarateu, studying forms must be postmarked no honors in a good 2:48:06. S.H. limited masters events. Parish sug at and competing for the University of earlier than 12:01 a.m. June 2nd. Wilson of Bethesda, 41, was 2nd gests travelers enter the TAC Texas, El Paso, have been accorded Seqd a seif-addressed, stamped master in 2:47:20. Pacific Masters meet in Los Gatos this distinction. enveiope (business size, #10)," to SOUTHWEST on May 30, then stop by Stanford Our masters meetings and cham marathon Entries, P.O. Box 1388 Three major races are slated for Stadium on the 31st. pionships always enjoy black participa GPO, New York NY 10001. Due to Tulsa this spring: 1) Diet Pepsi 10K ^Los Angeles television per tion; and some of our most distinguish planned construction on First April 11; 2) River Run 10K May 9; 3) sonality, Keith Berwick, 52, won the ed competitors abroad have been Avenue, and possibie construction Challenger 8 June 27. 50-54 divisbn of the Hidden Valley black. on the Oueensborough Bridge, on Joe Leake of Tulsa may have Marathon February 8th. The in- Changes are going on apace. If Stein ly 16,000 entrants wii be accepted, been the first Oklahoma runner depth interviewer, host of the is unhappy with the rate of progress, instead of a proposed increase to over 40 to run a sub-3-hour prestigious "At One With" then why does he not return to South 17,000. 8,000 wiii be accepted on a marathon in his first try. Leake ran 60-minute TV program, clocked a Africa and make his contribution here first-come, first-served bais, and 2:59:27. Hewlett Nash ran 10:56 for 2 good 3:26:18 to win the division by instead of masquerading in the colours 8,00 wiii be drawn from a iottery on miles January 24. 8 minutes over Phil Wood. of the United Kingdom? Juiy 30. Hundreds of runners annually • Jim Scannell, coach of the strong Discrimination, like justice, is in • New York City Marathon 1980 is a flock to New Orleans for the Mardi Impaia Racing Team reports quiet divisible. We want no part of it 13-minute coior fiim produced by Gras Marathon, in search of per activity in February. Only Karen whether it be in South Africa or Salmini Fiims, Inc. in cooperation sonal records and Boston qualify Scannell, 42, was 3rd woman and elsewhere; and that applies equally to with the New York Road Runners ing times on the world's "fastest 1st master in the Valentine's Day boycotts. Club. The film ' is distributed course." On February 1, the MOM 10K in Oakland on February 14 in I would like to believe that we in through: Transit Media, P.O. Box was the world's slowest course. 40 37:49. masters athletics are our own men and 315, Franklin Lakes, NJ 07417. (201) mph headwinds over a white- • Michael Heffernan, 40, was 1st women, not beholden to anyone, and 891-8240. capped Lake Pontchartrain, with master and 12th overall in the hence will continue to strive for the • The 1981 Manufacturers intermittent hard rain and a drastic Governor's Trophy Half-Marathon true brotherhood of man. Hanover Corporate Chailenge temperature drop at the 3V2 hour Run in Salem, Oregon January 11, schedule will include three sum point. Tulsa's Bob Doenges, 40, still in a time of 1:10:55. George Wilson, Harry Lampert mer races in Central Park and a clocked 2:58:36 for 5th M40 place. 44, was 2nd master in 1:17:11. Johannesburg, South Africa page 8 National Masters Newsletter April 1981
ed. "It was in 1968 that I started runn Mexican Madness ing again. I live right across the street THE from Ala Moana Park and it just oc curred to me one day that I should get At the other end of the Master's out there and run. The running boom spectrum is Antonio Villanueva, a hadn't got off the ground then, and I'd 40-year-old Mexican, who blitzed the Gun Lap sometimes be the only one running in 10,000 meter field in New Zealand with the park. I liked the way I felt afterJ a 29:52.6, while hitting the first 5,000 ran and so I started doing it regularly, meters in 14:45, seven seconds imder maybe two or three miles a day. the winning time for that distance. by MIKE TYMN In was in April 1973 that Chapson When Nike representative Tom heard about the Hawaii Masters Track Sturak phoned me to ask if I could Club and age-class competition. meet Villanueva on his eight hour Although there was no one his own age stopover in Honolulu enroute to New home in Honolulu after wirming three Hal Chapson— to run against, he found that he could Zealand and help him get a workout in, events in the 4th World Veterans outrun many people 20 and 30 years his I didn't know what I was letting myself Approaching 80 and Games held in Christchurch, New junior. in for. I expected a nice leisurely pace Zealand in January. Still Moving Out "As I learned more and more about of 6'/2 to 7 minutes for the 10 kilometer Up against top age-class competitors how to train, I continued to improve," training run that the Mexican wanted Everyone knows the name of the from around the world, he won his he said. "I had my best years from to do. However, he started out at first man to run under four minutes for division in the 400 meters (1:12.2), the the mile. But who can name the first 1975 to 1977, but somewhere around about 5 Vi minute pace, picked it up to 800 meters (2:45.5), and the 1,500 man on record over the age of70 to run age 75 I began to slow down a little. 5:15 at about two kilometers, and by meters (5:44.8). Chapson considers the 800 meters five kilometers he was cruising along at the mile under six minutes? Back in the mid-1920's, Chapson ran his best event and his time of 2:35.4 around five minute even pace. At that If you guessed Harold "Hal" Chap- for Colorado A&M and was one of recorded in 1977, still stands as a 70 + point I let him go. As he left me, it son,'you're right. It was in 1973, when the leading competitors in the Rocky world record and is the one he is most seemed as if he accelerated to well Chapson was 71, that he clocked a Conference with a 4:30 mile and a 10 proud of. under a five minute pace. 5:54.0. If anyone had done it before, it minute two-mile to his credit. In addition to being the first 70-year- My two years ofhigh school Spanish was not official. In 1975, he lowered "Those times don't sound like much old under six minutes for the mile, he is and Villanueva's limited English didn't his record to 5:51.7. A 70 year-old now," Chapson chuckled, "but they the first person on record to have run make for easy communication, but I "youngster" by the name of "Monty" were pretty respectable back then. We the 400 meters an a time under his own did manage to ask him if he ever train Montgomery has since taken the record didn't know how to train in those days, age. That was a 67.2 sec. clocking in ed at a slower pace. down to 5:48 and change. I just went out and ran a hard mile or 1974. "Slow no good," he responded. Chapson ran the Honolulu "Some fast, some moderate, no slow." Marathon two years ago and finished it A high school coach and a taxi driver in 3 hours, 57 minutes, but he has no in his native Vera Cruz, Villanueva has plans to run another one. been running since age 18. He was a "I had the urge to run one, just to member of the Mexican Olympic team see what it was like," he remarked, in 1972, eliminated in the semi-finals of "but when you're my age your body the steeplechase. His best time for that won't permit the high nuleage training event was an 8:36 at BakersfieVd, Ca. \t\ necessary for a good performance in 1971. His most memorable race was a the marathon." relatively slow 14:01 5,000 which he A typical week training for Chapson lost to Gaston Roelants in a driving involves around 25-30 miles a week at rain in Prague following the '72 games. an average pace oilVi minutes a mile. As reported in NMN in January, He runs intervals on the track once a Villanueva won the 1980 Las Vegas week and does a three mile time trial, Marathon, his second attempt at that usually between 21 and 22 minutes, distance, in 2:19:25. In New Zealand, every week. he dropped out of the Marathon at 30 A bout with polio at age five left kilometers after hitting the first mile in Chapson with limited use of his left 4:41, five kilometers in 14:46, 10k in arm. While he has adjusted his running 30:56, 15k in 46:55 and the half way form to his handicap, one has to poinl in 1:07 flat. wonder how fast he might be if he "He lives in a relatively provincial could make full use of his arm. city and doesn't have the opportunity As for the future, he hopes to com to compete very much," commented pete in the 5th World Veterans Games Sturak when I talked to him upon his to be held in Puerto Rico in 1983, but return from New Zealand. "With a lit he says that he no longer sets any goals tle more experience he could be down for himself. under 2:15. He feels that with a few "Let's face it, I'm on borrowed months of 140 mile a week mileage that time," he offered, "I just take them he can go 28:50 for 10k and 2:13 in the Chapsonwinning800at 2ndWorld Veterans Championships in Goteburg, one race at a time now." marathon. We'll see." Sweden in 1977 in World Age 75+ record 2:41. National Masters ticipate. For some younger competitors, it two every day and that was about it. The best possible facilities have been may be difficult to put a sub-sue minute Somewhere along the line, I was told Decathlon Set arranged, including a special group mile in perspective. But when you con that I should run ten miles once a week rate of $47.50 single or double at the from STEVE SMITH sider that if you went to an average and I did that for awhile." La Mansion Del Norte, V* mile from American high school and lined up all Chapson's first running career ended San Antonio International Airport. the students for a one mile race, keep with college. He moved to Hawaii in The 1981 Penn Mutual/TAC Na There'll be a Friday evening banquet tional Masters Decathlon Champion ing out the competitive distance run 1929 to teach shop and agriculture at a and a get-together on Sunday, featur ships will be held in San Antonio, ners, you may not find one studpnt junior high school. He later opened his ing a video replay of the competition. Texas June 6-7 at Northside Stadium. capable of breaking six minutes, it is own business and then retired in 1964. The WAVA scoring table will be us jnquestionably an amazing feat. ~"After retiring, I felt a need for ex The San Antonio Track Club and ed for the 60 + age groups. The track, the South Texas TAC will host the Now just a-couple of months shy of ercise and I started hiking with the runways and high jump apron are new event and invite all masters to par- his 79th birthday, Chapson is back Trail and Mountain Club," he explain Chevron 400. i8tJi ihqA cTansM 8 "SpriT15ST"~NationaFMasters Newsletter page 9
' w THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 200 Compete Sabino Clocks 5 Itfc DEAL continuedfrom page 1 . if*?* 2:32:35 r anyone the site until the 1981 TAC 'Tor the Weekend Convention in Reno in December, perhaps we can all agree to unoffically and This Weekend designate a site shortly, so organizers from LARRY NOEL and athletes can start planning." Only" The quality of the event, however, BELTSVILLE, MD, FEB. 16 was high, as usual. Among the outstan Mike Sabino, 41, of Baltimore plac ding performances: ed 2nd overall and 1st master today in by WENDELL MILLER • Eileen Phillipa-Watson of Atlanta the George Washington's Birthday won six events in the women's 30-34 Marathon in a time of 2:32:35. The National Indoor Championship division, including a 5-1 high jump, The Ellicott City, Maryland physical was a very nice place to visit—but you 17-9 long jump, and 38.2 300. Education teacher set a masters race certainly wouldn't want to live there. • Chicago's Ernie Billups won the mile record by four minutes. "Pacing is the in 4:32.1 and 1000-yard run in 2:21.8 in And I don't mean the people or the secret," he told the Washington Post. the 40-44 (lA) bracket. place. The Ann Arbor Track Club peo "Especially on this course. I've seen so Gerge Vernosky of Washington cap- - many fellows blow out here at ple should be fitted for halos in this tured the mile in 4:52.4 and 2-mile in life. And although I wouldn't call Ann 10:21 in the 50-54 (2A) class. Beltsville that the last five miles you're Arbor a garden spot, it beats where • World Games gold medalist Wilfred almost picking people up off the most of us are from. Sokolowski of New York vaulted 15 ground." I'm referring to the pain inflicted on feet to win the lA title. Sabino is 118 pounds and has run 11 the organizers and volunteers who • Larry Colbert of New York garnered Beltsville marathons, finishing in the make a meet like this possible. Money the 300 in 34.0 and 600 in 1:18.3 in the top eight each time. Jim Ulvestad, 25, dictates these meets to be traditionally lA group. won the race in 2:28:38. Herb ' under-advertised. First, it usually re • Sandra Knott doubled with wins in Chisholm, 54, was 2nd master in the mile (5:48.8)and 2-mile(12:00.3)in Mike Sabino, 41, of Baltimore placed quires the nth hour to flush out a host 2:39:36. Richard Jamborsky was 3rd in the women's lA category. 2nd overall and 1st master in club. Unfortunately, now that they've • Rich Richardson high jumped 5-10to 2:43:41. Washington's Birthday Marathon agreed to do the meet, they learn it's to win the 45-49 title. Results on page 16. February 16 in 2:32:35. Photo by Larry Noel be held in three weeks. There's never • Gary Carr took the 600 (1:16.1) and enough time to spread the word and 1000 (2:18.5) in the 35-39 class. even if there was, there's no money to • Rudy Enders of Philadelphia long spread it with. * jumped 19-3^4 and doubled with a 600 NATIONAL MASTERS POSTAL REUYS 1980
Onward they plunge, sharing the win in 1:21.6 in the IB competition. Y f yards (.A sec. aubtr i In 4 x 100; .8 in 4 X 200; l.b in 4 x 400; 3.2 in 4 x 600) N false hope of it all coming togetherjust • Miki Hervey of Dallas captured the 40-49^ 300 in 41.8 and 600 in 1:33.3 in the 100 the same. This, of course, is before Corono Del Nor Henry-Smlth-Mi1Icr-Dennis 43.7 women's 35-39 division. some rine institute of higher (or lower) New York NaKters Jackson-Bohlglan-Ucrcrand-Ricdlck 44.5 Pocooac Valley 47,0 learning, with a facilty for hire, gives • Carl Klehm of Chicago took the lA Willlams-Coiberc-Enders-Crutchfield shot and 35 lb. weight, while Jack San Diego Track Club Ol€ata-Naco::y-Wagner-Hunter 48.7 you the news. "Love to have the Scott of Joliet won the shot, weight AX 200 masters gang over. You know we've Corona Del Mar and high jump in his new 2A division. Mlller-Knox-Hcnry-Smith 1:33,1 Y always been 110% behind you guys. New York Musters Dcere-Budd-Rla-3o-Ri(idick 1:34.9 y • New Jersey's Kelsey Brown won titles Potonac Valley Enders Crutchfiold-CoUcrt-Wilinms 1:35.1 y Our normal rental fee csdls for a in the 2A 600 in 1:24.6 and 1000 in San Dlcgo Track Club 01caca-Naco2y-liegneA*Hunter 1:39,3
$2S,000-a-day charge, but tell ya what 2:37.5 4 X 400 I'm gonna do. For you guys, and you • Rush Jacobs of East Lansing, Corona Del Mar Dennis-Hcnry-SiM th-Mi Her 3:21,2 guys only, we're going to give it to you Michigan, won the 50 (6.88) and 300 Potomac V.tilty Endt-rs-Saundcr s-Colbcrt -Willlams 3:33.0 Y Southcni Calif. Strluers Smich-Carriugtun-Elilot-Cohen 3:36.8 Y for just $2,000 a day. Such a deal!" (38.7) in the 2B class. New York Masters Kl22o-Zipper-Bohfgion-Rlddick 3:39.2 y Then you find out about the nine • Bill Toomey, 1968 Olympic Decathlon Champion and national 4 X 800 janitors at time-and-a-half who come We.St V-illey Cathtarc -Duna id son-Kxifbt 1-Hi chardson 8:22.2 Y with the deal. These are the guys who masters spokesman for the Penn ACTVAl. rntE FOR 4 x 880 Y.tRDS 8:23.4 NATiavO. lUiCORD Mutual Life Insurance Co., placed 3rd Poiom-.it Valley Duaar.j-Lr-dley-El liut-E;iacrs 8:3;.2 V usualy sit around puffing cigarettes New York Musters Reman-Bohlg^aD-Krcbfi-PauX^g 9:02,2 y in the 40-44 high jump with a leap of 'H during the meet. "Of course we do re DISTANCE MEDLEY (1320-440-880-1 mile) 5-6. quire you carry a billion dollar liability Southern Calii. Strikers Snl th-Car rington-Wi 11.-Cohen I1:2e.1 • Ino Canto journeyed from Texas to PoLomat lallty Gree n- Sander s-hr.td 1fey- Denmuj 12:01,3 policy holding the University totally capture a double victory in the IB mile .New York Masters Fcld-Zippor-bohigiar.-rordero 12:25,9
harmless and the masters guilty, if (4:52.7) and 2-mile (10:01.6). SPRIN: medley (^0-220-220-M01 anything happens." San Diego i .c. 01 cata-Nuf^/.y-Wagncr-Hun' cr 3: ji),9 Concessions pose absolutely no pro Potomac Valley Coibett-Crutchfield-U'i 111 oms-Ucnma j: 5j.2 Souther Calif. Striders Smj t h-Ba rrows-Ca r r i n gt on-Cohen 3:58.0 blem, the University will be glad to sell 1980 Posta] Relay New York Maste xs Talbot t-Lcnt:ier-hohigS an-Flne 4:41.0 our always popular cold popcorn MEDLEY MILE RELrW (SI.SO a bag) and the 100% all-gook Winners New York Pioneers Barnos-V«lentine-Barnwe H-Zayas 4:12.3 Potomac Vajley Hradley->iartln-Derama-Fairbanks 4:21.5 hotdog for just $2.75. Kids especially Shore Athletic Club Williams- E. Kelly-Rush-Grecnberg 4:24,4 love *em! from BOB FINE New York Masters Feld-Bradley-Cordtro-Mt "vrdlt 4;40,0
On one hand I'm totally thankful for 3(H- a place to run and jump. On the other, The Corona Del Mar Track Club of 4 X 100 - New York Mastets Lcntzer-Bradley-MtArdio-Dowling 58.5 Y it all seems a big rip off. People over 30 Southern California won three of the Shore Athletic Club Rush-Greenbcrg-J. Kdly-E. K.Uy 59.2 V staying fit—it sounds like such a good nine contested relays in the 1980 Postal a ,s 200 Shore Athletic Club Tlush-Greenberg-J, Kelly- E. Kelly 2:03.4 V idea. I always felt it worthy of so competition. New York Masters Bradley-Lentzer-Powling-McCardlc 2:03.5 / meone's support. Maybe some univer "Postal" means teams may run sity will do something they all heavily against the clock in their own area, at a promote—think. Maybe an insurance time of their own choosing. The times In other 40-49 contests, the West medley relay in 3:50.9, and the New company will decide to really promote are mailed through the "Post Office" Valley Track Club of Northern York Pioneers captured the age medley the program. It would be nice if people and the winners are tabulated accor California set a national record of mile relay in 4:12.3. like Elmo Morales, Larry Steel and all dingly. 8:25.4 in winning the 2-mile relay. The Two relays were contested by 50-)- the Ann Arbor Track Club gang were CDM won the 400, 800 and 1600 Southern California Striders took the quartets. The New York Masters took left holding something other than the meter relays in the 40-49 division with distance medley relay in 11:28.1. The th 400 relay in. 58.5, while the Shore bag. five men: A1 Henry, Gary Miller, Doug San Diego Track Club won the sprint Athletic Club won the 800 event in Smith, Ken Dennis and Percy Knox. 2:03.4. page 8 National Masters Newsletter April 1981 page 10 National Masters New^let^^ Apytl 1981 Wallace, Maynard Bowers Wins Seaside Named Top 1980 Marathon in 2:24 On Approaching. Walkers SEASIDE, OREGON, FEB. 28 Every Problem by ALAN WOOD With An Jim Bowers, 42, of Santa Rosa, Lori Maynard and Gordon Wallace California achieved the not-so-rare- Open Mouth have been selected by the Master anymore feat of a masters runner win Walker as Master Walkers of 1980. ning a race overall, as he easily Both swept all before them. Lori defeated a good Seaside Marathon • by WENDELL MILLER received little competition from female field today in a time of 2:24; 18. masters. The U.S. American masters marathon record holder (a pending AGE-GROUP CHOICES; 2:22:23) defeated his nearest rival. Bill Mclntosh, 29, by nearly 4 minutes 40-44:John Knifton. Set three AR's. Getting the Advantage (2;28;15). Only master ranked by T&F News. The time betters the official listed Honorable mention; Ron Kulik. 45-49; (The 2nd in a series titled; "Marathon Madness") U.S. masters marathon mark of BUI Ranney-5 AR's. Honorable men 2;27;30 set by Jerry McNeal of Min tion; Sal Corrallo and Jack Boitano. nesota in 1978. It also improves Herb 50-54; Fred Dunn. Won both 2A T&F good spirits, then the finish times Lorenz' aided (point-to-point) time of I've always prided myself in not be titles. 55-59: Bob Mimm. 4 AR's. ing overly malicious; as just being started to roll in. My friend Harry M., 2;24;41 in 1979. (Lorenz clocked a with a previous best of 4; 19 does 2;52. 60-64; Don Johnson. 6 AR's. 65-69; moderately jealous, capable of only a GeorgeKnox. Set the only AR's in 3B. 2;21;00 in the short National TAC healthy level of hate. Because of this Shirley B., with a best of 5;50 does 3;03 Marathon Championships in 1980. His and is all bent out of shape over not 70 -f-; Gordon Wallace. 5 AR's. Two time wasadjusted to 2:22:03, but could somewhat stable frame of mind, I was firsts in European Vet Championships. rather shocked at my reaction to a re breaking 3 hours. I couldn't handle it, not be accepted by the National Runn I grew resentful, I was humiliated. I'm 2 Outdoor and 2 Indoor titles. ing Center as a new American mark. cent happening. Members of the unin For more information on masters totally pissed-off because I wasn't Bowers, a TWA pilot and former formed have been pontificating of late, race walking, write Alan Wood, there. 4;16 Illinois high-school miler, also about the end of an era. The era that Regency House, Room 255, Pompton found runners traversing the Globe in Now it's 1981 and in spite of all the holds the U.S. masters 25-kilometer Plains NJ 07444. search of the great race—that end-all pontificating, people from all corners mark of 1;22;39. happening, perfect setting, never-to- of the universe are descending upon Michael Heffernan , 40, of Portland be-forgotten relationship made on the New Orleans. "IT'S PR TIME was 2nd master in a good 2:34:46. He run. I would overhear people talking as BABY!" I'm going to rent a lavender was followed by Reed Miller, 42, of if they were players on a cape, use it as a sail and my only fear Longview, Washington in 2;37;26; Shakespearean stage; "In April we'll is, I might go under 2 hours. Maurice Pratt, 44, of Federal Way, do Boston, in September New York Runners leaving Chicago for the Washington in 2:39:29; and David and then in December we'll do Mardi Gras Marathon resembled a Haugen, 42, of Cheney, Washington, Honolulu." In the vernacular of Show group tour to Lourdes—I saw a guy Metropolitan Indoor in 2:41:01. Biz, as it applies to running, to do with one leg in a cast. I saw people who T&F Meet Howard Miller ran a good 2;49;53 to means to run. hadn't run since last fall. The latter take honors in the 50-59 age bracket, Anyway, this kind of talk never fool were easy to recognize, they looked by BOB FINE dive Davies set a new U.S. age 65 + ed me a minute. Can't fool an 'ol healthy. An absolutely disgusting best in 2;51;27. (see separate story) fooler, right? All of this kind of chatter display of "getting the advantage". I STATEN ISLAND, NY, FEB. 15 Rose Gardner, 41, of Tacoma led the had to do with one thing; finding a loved it. In the 11th hour I can't go, 19 The Third Annual Metropolitan over-40 women Ln 3;16;D2. point-to-point, downhill marathon run year old son converts to Judaism and Athletics Congress Indoor Masters with a strong wind at your back on a decides to have a belated Bar Mitzvah. Track & Field Championships were course that was short. Believe me, the He may be Jewish now and he may be held today at Cromwell Center, a era of traversing the globe in search of his mothers son, but he's still a reconverted pier in Staten Island facing a "wave", hasn't, and never will, end. schmuck, just the same. the New York skyline. Davies Seis Two I don't care what the price of gasoline. Could there in any way be a happy The floors were highly polished for Distance Marks Back to my "I could have laughed ending to this story? Is there possibly a basketball, and the turns were unusual all night" story. In 1980, word got modicum of justice left in life? Does ly sharp for the 200 meter track. The Portland, Oregon's Clive Davies, 65, out—the ultimate had been found. The fair play exist beyond TV? You better times were deceptively slow, since the one of a handful of masters runners iii rumors became fact. In a matter of believe it, sports fans. On race day the running around the curves became an America to whom the work "great" weeks, it spread like wildfire. marathon starts one hour late, there's a adventure. There seemed to be a direct can aptly apply, broke the U.S. record Embellished upon. Retold. The an 35 MPH head wind in your teeth (later correlation between the extent of the for men over age 65 in both the ticipation and desire made a runner estimated as high as 1(X) MPH) and cursing by the competitors and the marathon and half-marathon during almost salivate in his orthotics. Per half the field grabs themselves a great speed in which they were going. the first quarter of 1981. sonal experiences became legend; big DNF. Sorry folks, just have to in There were four triple winners in the On February 28, in the Seaside "They were renting sails at the starting dulge in a bit of good old malice. All meet; Ivan Black, 30, of the New York Marathon in Oregon, Davies clocked a line. My feet barely touched the kidding aside, I'm not jealous or Athletic Club who won the hurdles, 2:51:21 to narrowly better Monty ground between 10 and 17!" "I took a miserable anymore and as someone walk and high jump; Cliff Pauling, 46, Montgomery's 9-year standard of drink of ERG at 5, dropped the cup much wiser than I once said, "It New York Masters, who won the 50, 2:53:03. and then tried to catch the cup for the couldn't have happened to a nicer 300, 600; Bob Fine, 49, New York On January 11, in Salem, Davies next 8 miles." I took all this talk in bunch of folks." Masters, winning the mile, 2 mile and sped the half-marathon in 1:18:36 to walk;' and Maurice Lentzer, 55, New demolish the old mark of 1:36:01, set Kline Named Top West Penn Athlete York Masters who won the 100, 300 by 1980 TAC award Winner Bill and walk. Brobston of New York in 1979. That The Outstanding Individual Perfor race was the 4th annual Governor's The Western Pennsylvania Track He won or placed in the Philadelphia mance was turned in by Billy Krebs, Trophy Run. Club named Barry Kline as its outstan Masters, National Masters and other 46, New York Masters, in winning the Both marks are pending, subject to ding athlete for 1980. The 40-year-old meets. Kline was elected 1981 President 1000 in 2;37;8. official approval by the National Run won the TAC national Indoor Masters of West.Penn. Chris McKenzie scored the most ning Data Center, the official record- age 40-44 50-yard hurdle championship points amongst the women in winning granting long distance running in Syracuse in 7.0. the 50, 300 and mile. organization in the U.S. Results on page 22 April ii^si National Ivlasters Newsletter page 1i
Brown Sets World China Plans Master Daintry Records 2:40:02 to Win Masters High Jump Mark in Program Title in Hong Kong Marathon TFA/USA National by SING LUM by JAMES D. O'NEILL T&F \ At the 4th World Veterans Games in HONG KONG, JAN. 31, 1981 from JIM SHOEMAKER & TEE. | ed the race. Christchurch, New Zealand in Local favorite Gary Daintry, 42, The open title was won by Japanese GLENN January, two representatives of the edged out Bahrain resident Peter runner Yoshinobu Kitayana in a race Meet Directors People's Republic of China were on Rogers by a mere two seconds to win record 2:19:43. The race attracted most hand. the Masters section of the Hong Kong LIBERTY, MISSOURI, FEB. 15 Mr. Liu and Mr. Chang of the China of the top distance runners in Marathon today in a fast time of Southeast Asia and new national i.e. Brown, 51 of Gladstone, Mo., Sports Service Company were invited 2:40:02. Both Daintry and Rogers bet records were set by Philippines runner today established a new world record by Helen Pain of Sports Travel Inter tered the previous record of 2:44:18 set Leonardo Ellut (2:31:41) and Indone in the high jump for men age 50-54 national, Ltd. to observe the Games. Helen also invited Mae and I to help last year by Californian Jim O'Neil . sian Yacob Atarury (2:34:34). with a leap of 5-feet, lO-inches to her entertain them. Daintry, who only began running The race has developed into the highlight the 2nd Annual TFAAJSA They enjoyed the games very much, two years ago, improved on his unofficial marathon championships of National Masters Indoor Track & Field and were surprised to see how well previous best marathon time by nearly Championships at the Maybee Physical Southeast Asia. It's a fixture on the these old people do it. They were im 18 minutes. Rogers also set a PR in world calendar and deserves recogni Education Center at William Jewell pressed to see people from 44 countries beating his previous best of 2:45:47. tion as such. College. get together in such a friendly way. Two other masters runners broke Daintry is still just a beginner and Brown's effort bettered his own They want to get in the act, too. We three hours in the race, Charles has not even approached his peak. He world standard of 5-9, set in the 1980 sold them something. Darker, 2:50:37, and John Skewes, could well be a factor in top world TAC National Masters T&F Cham Mr. Liu and Mr. Chang met with 2:59:40. Altogether, 33 masters finish competition in a year or two. pionships in Philadelphia; Mayor Hay, and invited Helen to China. She will go at the end of March The meet drew full fields in many with a few veteran runners on a good events. Tom Thome, of Eureka, Kan will tour. We'll try to help them set up sas was named men's overall cham a veterans track & field program. pion. Competing in the rugged 35-39 Hopefully, we can set up a track meet division, Thome won the three jumps tour this year or next. and the hurdles, took 2nds in the shot These track meet tours are the kinds and pole vault, and 3rd in the 60 yard of things that will bring peace to this National Masters Newsletter dash. world. Liz McBlain of Rochester, Min 1. DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES 4. SPEOAL RATES nesota was named overall women's 90% discount (or rice and meet ooUces. Noi Column Examples: Ad Size Cost frequency discounts or agency commisaioqs. champion. She took four Ists—long Inches Width lleighth and high jump, shot, hurdles—and a NEED BACKISSUES? 54 Bzck page MOO 10" 13" " 5. TERMS I Net 10days from billing date. ' 2nd in the 60 in the 30-39 bracket. 54 Full page 200 10" 13" The event was sponsored by David Most back issues of the National 40 % page 170 10" 9»A" (. CLASSIFIED RATES N. Moore and Associates, the Penn Masters Newsletter are available VI," 13" SO cents per word. Count name and address as 5 Mutual Life Insurance Company, Con for $1.00 each, plus 50 cents 27 '/t page 130 5" 13" words. Ran notices, are 25 cents per word. 10" 6'/i" Prepayment required wHh copy. verse Athletic Footwear and the postage & handling for each 14 'A page 80 5" 6'/i" T. MECHANICAL REQUIREMENTS Sheraton Kansas City Airport Hotel. order 10" 3'A" Berny Wagner, Executive Director of a. See display rates (or ad sizes. Send to: 7 1/8page SO 5" 3'A" b. Photo offset printing. 2'A" 6V," TFA/USA, provided excellent National Masters Newsletter c. Negative ok. No mats, cuts or plates. 3Vi 1/16 page 40 2'A 3'A" d. No color ads. assistance in planning the meet. P.O. Box 2372 1 20 2'A" 1" Other notable performances: Van Nuys, CA 91404 8. CLOSING DATES • Jerry Morrison's 5:19.71 mile and The Wth month before date ot issue. 11:08.01 2 mile in the 55-59 class. X. FREQUENCY DISCOUNTS |l-y« t. CIRCULATION (Feb. 1981) • Gary Carr's 2:05.52 in the 800. 35-39 3 to 5 insertions 10% Faid:1750 Distributioo: 4000 6 to 12 insertions 15% class . Publistwd monthly. Subscriptions ll^/yeir. 4 3. COMMISSIONS: Agency commission of 15% • Jack Greenwood's 39.52 in the 330 allowed to recognized agencies. yard dash, and 61.41 in the 440 (55-59 Grissom Sets Mark class). continuedfrom page I continuedfrom page 4 The 3rd Annual TFA/USA National Most Masters competitors are Masters Indoor Track & Field Cham somewhat familiar with the name NORTHWEST INTERNA TIONAL pionships will likely be held at William Chuck Klehm. Some people call him Jewell College next year at this time. Carl and because he's always "out May 3 (Sun): 5th Lilac Bloomsday 7.8 July: International Masters 25K Road Results on page 21. back" with the weight men, his profile mile run, Spokane, Wash. Box 645, Race, Brugge, Belgium. is somewhat low. You'll notice in our Spokane, WA 99210. (509) 838-6264. August 23 (Sun): Avon International results, they are now throwing 13,000. . Women's Marathon Cahmpionships. WANTED! something weighing 98 pounds. As June 20 (Sat): Mayor's Midnight Sun Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Avon, 9 W. meet director. Fox put his foot down Marathon, Anchorage, Alaska. Jim 57th St., New York NY 10019. (212) LONG DISTANCE when they tried to get awards for toss Mayo, Pouch 6-650, Anchorage AK 593-4257. EDITOR ing a car bumper around the parking 99502. Compile schedule info, lot. Anyway, congratulations to June 28 .(Sun): 4th Cascade run Off results, age-records, etc. Chuck, or Carl. He married Sue Klehm 15K, Portland, Oregon (6000). 1000 Willamette-Center, Portland OR • Contact: between tosses a few weeks ago and as CANADA A1 Sheahen, Editor you may have guessed, she too has a 97204. (503) 223-9016. NMN shot-put and will travel. And if you May 3 (Sun): Canadian Masters P.O. Box 2372 know Klehm, I mean travel! 135 con POSTAL Marathon Championships, Van Van Nyys, CA 91404 testants, weather was bright and couver, B.C. (213) 785-1895 (after 12 balmy. Walt a minute pal-you don't January 1 to August 31: One-hour run. June 14 (Sun): Manitoba Marathon, noon POT) have to be in Southern California to A1 Huff, 18127 1st Ave. N.W. Seattle, Wirmipeg. P.O. Box 53, Winnipeg, lie. WA 98177. (206) 542-2930. MB, Canada R3C2G1. (204)453-0931. page 12 National Masters Newsletter April 1981
COOK VAULTS 13-6; MILLER ^ 'i' ''' ''' SETS MILE MARK ill 1st Western Indoor Regionals Lure 100 m by AL SHEAHEN K several divisions. Perhaps the most walk in 14: l4. Hurdle* a'dittance to flrat hurdLle notable race was the quality 50-54 Joan Ullyot (2:42.6) and Ruth b~diatance between hurdlea c'dlatance from laat hurdle to the finiah final, where eight false-starts stalled Anderson (2:50.4) won their respective the action. Those too close to the W40 and W50 800's. MEN height a b c 40 110 aietera 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 50 110 aetere 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 60 100 meters 84.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 70+ 80 aetera 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles) WOMEN ss 100 Meters 76.2 13.00 8.5 10.50 40+ 80 Mtera 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 burIdea > STEEPLECHXSE The ateeplechaae ahall be run at 3000 Meters for all aqe groups except those over 70, for which the distance will be 2000 Meters. MEW HURPLES: Htiqht (a) (fa) (c) 40 llOH 39" 45' 28' - 6" 58' - IW - Kti' SO IIOH 36" 45' 27' - lOi" 44' 34' 60 lOOM 33" 42'-7" 27' - lOi" - Si" 39' 70* SO M 30" 39'-4" 26' - 2^/4" - Si" OOWEW'S HURDLES: - 35 ' lOOH 30" 42'-7" 27' - tor 34' - Si" Start of World Veterans Distance Running Championship 25 kilometer run , 26' - 23/4" 39' - 4J" 40 SO M 30" 39" in Paimerston North, Ne\« Zealand. f jBsr' .. _ .22321 •I•• »j:t•,. »I April 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 13 We did it! A Women's Oiympic Marathon in 1984! Join Us and Ceiebrate atthe Avon International In Ottawa, August 23rd. AA The Olympic Committee's decision to odd the women's marathon to the 1984 Gomes in Los Angeles was based on widespread interest and participation in the sport-as well as elite performances. Women all over the world—of all levels and abilitles-who participated in the Avon International Marathons in London, Waidniel and Atlanta helped convince the lAAF and the iOC that women ore ready and willing to go the distance. So even if you cannot run as fast as Lorraine Moiier, Joyce Smith, Marty Cooksey and Joan Benoit, you can come out to run and celebrate the victory that women everywhere have earned. Join us this August 23rd in Ottawa for the fourth annual Avon international Marathon, and meet the Oiympic hopefuls for 1984. Women athletes from more than 30 countries are expected in Ottawa-one of the world's most beautiful cities and also a runner's paradise. The official Avon marathon travel agency, Hal Higdon 8rRoadrunner Tours,has designed programs for all runners from budget weekend packages to one and two week holidays which will permit you to combine participation in this great international event with a Canadian summer vacation. In the lost three years, the Avon Marathon has established itself as the single most important race forwomen as well as ah exciting event for,those men who support their efforts. Join us. And vote. Kothrine Switzer Roadrunner Tours, 301 W. Hwoy 20 Director, Avon Intemationoi Running Circuit Michigan City, IN. 46360 For schedule of Avon races, write: 219-872-7217 Avon Running, 9 W. 57th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10019 -f page-14 National•Masters' Newsletter Apl-il'1981 FITNESS GAMES by DAVE THORESON National participation in the Short Decathlon and Fitness for Life is available to all people monthly Ask questions, send in your results and training tips. SHORT DECATHLON: sa; Hamden, CT. Centurions set a new national record for policemen. (Who is ,the most physically fit, policemen or firemen?) The Centurions' national record of 431 points posted the following marks: Name Age 60M L.J. S.P. Disc. H.J. Tot. Points Bill Sirorsky 32 7.0 I8'8 40'3 114'2 5'4" 151 Points 6 42 29 28 19 27 Fred Husband 33 7.3 17'10 39'7 107'6 5'1 146 Points 9 36 27 28 19 27 Bill Onofrio 26 7.3 17'8 39'3 105'10 5'0 Points 0 36 25 28 19 26 134 '.s. V Bob Boal of Raleigh, NC chares joy Abe Underwood looking strong 431 of steeplechase medal with ad in 10,000 meter run in New FITNESS FOR LIFE: mirer at World Games. Zealand World Games. Ron Collins, 48 years old from Santa Barbara, CA, established a new na tional record at 143 points. Ron's marks are as follows: Age 25 yd. swim S.L.J. Agility Crabwalk 3000M Bike . Tot. 48 12.5 8'0" 16.3 12.5 5.25 36 27 18 23 16 23 TRAINING TIPS: Ron Collins at 48 years is one of the most physically fit men I've had the pleasure to meet. Ronwas raised in England, establishing the following marks in his earlier years: Regional Junior High Javelin champion. Rugby finalist in the country trials. National finalist in swimming. Member of the Combined Service gymnastic team. Ron's present training schedule is consistent and ties his daily routine. A draftsman, commuting 30 miles to work, 5 days a week, Ron still finds time to work out. At 6:45 AM he rides his bike 5 miles to catch his transportation to work and rides another 5 miles on his 5:00 PM return trip. Two days a week Ron trains from 5:30-6:00 at a localtrack. Hejogs of a Start of women's 200 in World Games in New Zealand. mile, runs 4 x 110 shake-ups, and runs one of three different interval training sessions-l) 3 x 220, 2) 3 x 165, 3) 440, 330, 220 breakdown. mm. Three days a week Ron spends 20 min. lifting weights. He uses a circuit wwww-wewei*, eie, training program rotating 3 times through 4 different exercises (bench press, leg extensions, curls and sit-ups). Ron moves quickly from exercise to exercise building cardiovascular en durance along with muscular strength. Ron's weekends emphasize free time and occasional competition. If you areinterested in participating in Fitness Games monthly competition designate your program preference, Short Decathlon or Fitness for Life. Then write or phone for scoring tables and Fitness Games information to: Dave Thoreson, 744 D Cieneguitas Santa Barbara, CA 93110 (805)964-4514 Send results by the 25th of each month plus $1.00 handling charges. World Games 1500 medalists: S. Griffiths, Australia (bronze); Alan Brad ford, Australia (gold); Michael Connolly, Ireland (254) (silver). I- April 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 15 MOVING? Throwing implements Made to Order National Masters Newsletter is mail ed third das bulk rate and is not for- HAMMER HEAD: Complete with swivel. Made from 16#, wardable. When you move please let us 12# or 8# shot, $30 plus cost from BOOIARTIN of shot. Or furnish your own know at least 3 weeks in advance. Executive Director Road Runners Club of America and shot. Add $10 for 8 lb. head Seven new age-group records have the Athletics Congress. The standards with 12 oz. removable insert been approved in the last month. (See for acceptance of single-age road- to meet 8 lb. or 4K re adjacent box) These marks, plus those running records by the NRDC are quirements. listed in the March NMN, represent generally the same, and these standards revisions to the official US road runn are explained in detail in the NRDC HAMMER WIRE: Please state ing records as of 1 Dec 1980 reported in book "Running Records by Age," head diameter. $2.50 January's NMN. The records are the available for $4.95 from NRDC, Box official records as recognized by the 42888, Tucson AZ 85733. HAMMER GRIP: $7.50 NEW U.S. AGE-GROUP RECORDS OFEICIALLV APPROVED BY NRDC IN PAST MONTH Aworld THROWING WEIGHT: 25 lb. Dist Age Birth- Race Sine. $75 complete. ance Div. 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CA 92107 o with U Sports Travel Intl (714) 225-9555 page Mast'er^'NewsIetter'- HIDDEN VALLEY MARATHON HIDDEN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA LONG FEBRUARY 8. 1981 H40-49 DISTANCE Jesse Cook 40 2:50:33 Robert Nations 40. 2:56:23 Karl Ryden 41 2:57:02 RESULTS Philip Weiny 46 2:57:05 Art Boettcher 45 3:01:04 M35-39 Please send masters race Gary Goettelmann37 2:31:03 results to National Masters Tom Rothmann 38 2-.43-.30 Newsletter, P.O. Box 2372, Van Danny Cossairt 35 2:52:21 Nuys, OA 91404. Please include H50-59 3:26:18 date, distance and city. Keith Berwick 52 Phil Wood 50 3:54:27 Glenn Maxson 52 3:45:22 M60+ Bill Wick 60 3:54:59 WE Kuester 72 6:46:43 3RD ANNUAL SUSAN 8. ANTHONY FREEDOM RUN, TUCZON , ARIZ. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY JANUARY 18. 1981. MARATHON, BELTSVILLE MD. FEBRUARY 22. 1981. W30-39 Leal-Ann Reinhart 41:57:5 M40-44 Sue Yoha 45:11.2 Mike Sabino 41 2:32:35 Lupe Camberos 45:23.2 Richard Jamborsky 44 2:43:41 W40-49 James Sniith 44 2:49:58 Grace Rome 47:07.8 Ken Baker 43 2:50:00 Margaret Mare 47:08.0 Otis Williamson 44 2:55:57 Joan DeVechio 47:11.4 M45-49 W50+ Jerry Hagen 48 2:55:57 Patricia Bowman 51:41.3 Hugh Perry 49 2:58:50 Pat Martin 52:04.8 Thomas Shannon 46 Kit Maclnnes 53:56.7 3:03:38 Walter Greene 48 3:06:59 Geroge Imes 49 3:07:13 M50-54 Herb Chisholm 54 2:39:36 Ernie Medaglia 51 3:14:25 Harold Daughters in 10000 meter run in Gail Hanna in World Games. 1981 TUCSON MARATHON Martin O'Neill 51 3:21:47 World Games. TUCSON. ARIZONA Richard Good 51 3:23:01 JANUARY 25. 1981 Ted Grenada 54 3:23:48 M55-59 m M35-39 Charles Christian Robert jPratte 2:38:13 55 3:33:32 Steve Bell 2:42:16 Walt Washburn 58 3:35:54 Joe Mensching 2:43:22 Helmut Holzchel 56 3:52:45 .M40-44 SENIOR M60+ Don Branatnan 2:42:15 or McNelly 60 4:21:58 Richard Belliveau 2:42:54 Indianapolia, Indiana David Mellady 2:46:16 W40-49 June 12-13, 1981 H45-49 Sue Medaglia 45 3:16:48 Eleanor CTift 4:16:07 Art Neeland 2:45:34 40 Joe Cary 2:53:29 W50+ SPONSORED BY: HOOSIER TRACK CLUB AND PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CMPANT Leif Erickson 2:58:39 Janet Grenda 54 3:39:39 H50-54 June 12 (Friday): 10K Cross Country Run - 5:30 P.M. - All age groups, under-16 to 80 Tom Bailey 2:37:11 Ruben Vigil 3:01:33 12TH TRAILS END MARATHON June 13 (Saturday): Sub-masters & masters track & field meet. Age 30-and-up in 5-year K.O. Nelson 3:02:39 SEASIDE. OREGON age groups thru age 80. B:00 A.M. Excellent all-weather track. M55-59 FEBRUARY 28. 1981 Bill Hintum 3:14:20 SITE: Ben Davis High School, 1300 N. Girls School Rd.. Indianapolis. Indiana. IW-49 Herb Williams 3:16:22 ENTRY FEES: 10K — $4.00 per person. Track i Field t- $3.00 one event; $1,00 each Jim Bowers 42 2:24:18A Lionel Ortega 3:21:52 Mike Heffeman 40 2:34:46 additional event. M60+ Reed Miller 42 2:37:36 MEDALS: First 3 places. Don Longenecker 3:04:53 Maurice Pratt 44 2:39:29 HEATS: Events with 8 or fewer contestants will be rtm as finals at time set for Bob Martin 3:09:15 David Haugen 42 2:41:01 Clifton Wilson 3:32:47 trials. M50-59 H35-39 Howard Miller 54 2:49:53 Added attractions for those 55 and up starting June 10: Bike racing, tennis, basketball, Dorothy Lash 3:03:55 Ted Carpenter 52 2:59:50 swinming. etc. Jane Oenish 3:28:35 Dennis Michel 51 3:05:13 Gail Weaver 3:29:52 Robert Paul 50 3:05:37 Robert Kuepper 52 3:07:53 W40-44 SCHEDULE ** Age 55 up only Betty Vieyra 3:39:44 M60+ Betty Ratley 3:55:58 Clive Davies 65 2:51:23& 8:00 a.m 3000 meter run Softball throw** Ruth Nunn 4:15:45 Frank Grey 61 3:25:31 9:00 a.m. 100 meter trials Fastball throw** Blake Hirsh 60 3:49:33 9:30 a.m. 50 meter trials** Shot put W45-49 Charlie Swingrover 10:00 a.m. 80 & 100 meter hurdle trials Standing long Jump 3:58:05 Ginger Baldwin 60 3:49:40 10:30 a.m. 50 meter finals 4:22:56 Phyllis SI inker Dick Hartho1omew61 3:50:16 11:00 a.m 100 meter 'inals Running long jump 12:00 noon 200 meter trials Pole vault W50+ H40-49 3:44:38 1:00 p.m. 800 meter run Discus Adele Milieevic Rose Gardner 41 3:16:02 3:59:59 1:30 p.m 80 & 100 meter hurldle final Javelin Althsa Wetherbee Karen Clement 40 3:34:27 4:35:46 2:30 p.m 400 meter finals Enna Bovanan Jan Tuttle 43 3:47:31 3:00 p.m 1500 meter walk Triple jump Janice Mcllroy 47 3:50:44 4:00 p.m. 200 meter finals Barbara Gregg 44 3:56:22 4:30 p.m 1500 meter run H50-59 Alice turkowski 52 3:37:34 ENTRY FORM SRI CHINMOY 10-HILE RUN Madonna Buder SO 3:39:19 10k LJ Track 8 field H FOSTER CUV. CALIFORNIA Events entering: FEBRUARY 8, 1981. Name M40+ Charles Karris 40 53:57.4 Address Sft1 Vasquez 41 54:24.1 4TH ANNUAL GOVERNOR'S Tim Rostege 40 54:40.3 TROPHY HALF-MARATHON RUN Alvaro Hejia 40 56:31.3 SALEM. OREGON I will .not hold the Hoosier Track Club or any of their departments, agents or represcn Don Ardell 57:50.7 JANUARY 11, 1981 tatives for my health, safety or any injury resulting from my participation in these events. U4(K 40+ — Signature Date Karen Scannel 42 61:47.6AR 12 M. HeFfeman 40 1:10:55 Betsy Frazler- 44 George Wilson 44 1:17:11 Send to: Bob Coughlin, 305 S. Barton. Indianapolis IN 46241 (317) 241-5446 Smith 42 71:36.5 57 Clive Davies 65 1:18:16AR Barbara Carlson 46 76:41.7 82 George Tiger 40 1:20:31 97 John Baldwin 43 1:21:38 \pril 19(81,. NatiAnal Master,J^Jei^sktJ!W'page-17' J 440-YARD DASH IHIGH JUMP 9TH ANNUAL EASTERN REGIONAL M2A MASTERS TRACK i FIELD CHAM B. Lancaster PM 35.7 TRACK & FIELD M30 Del an Street 56.0 IM30 Mike Davis 5- 8 PIONSHIPS, RAUCH FIELOHOUSE J. Hainan PVS 38.3 Rich Steder 62.1 Dick Berger 5- 5 LEHI6H UNIVERSITY, BETHLEM B. Cole Rich 38.9 Rebel McMiller 66.4 IM35 Lynn Smith 5- 4 PENNSYLVANIA. FEBAURAY 22. RESULTS M28 M35 Lynn Smith 58.8 Lyle Sandstead 5- 2 SPONSORED BY PENN MUTUAL Please send masters race results to National Masters Newsletter\ M. Lentzer NYM 41.9 Lyle Sanstead 65.2 Jim Benston •4- 6 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Jim Benston 66.7 P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. Please include date, distance M40 Mamom Gibson 5- 8 SUSSE CHALET MOTOR LODGES H3A and city. M40 Ron Dennis 59.1 Frank Holgerson 4-10 INNS, NIKE J. Manno NJM . 39.6M1 Bud Perschke 66.5 M. Bass Rich 41.1 5- 6 HOST: PHILADELPHIA MASTERS M45 Tom Langenfeld R. Sorlien URI 53.4 60.8 4-10 TRACK & FIELD ASSOCIATION TFA WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA H45 Warren Dunn Don Shillinglaw PENN MUTUAL/TAC MIDWEST 62.3 4-10 H3B TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Dave Cole Larry Steinrauf REGIONAL MASTERS INDOOR C. WHkowski NJM 45.1 SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COLLEGE TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS M50 Charles Edmonds 65 3 150 Tom Twitchell 4- 6 60 YARD DASH JANUARY 18, 1981. ELK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Don Walsh 70.1 Tom Hinkes 4- 6 M4A ELK GROVE, ILLINOIS R.G. Wolf 4- 4 MOA (Men 30-34) MTd'Elia NJM 45.6MR M30-39 FEBRUARY 15, 1981. M55 Rush Jacobs 65.3 M55 Leon Potter 4- 6 WOA 50 Salupo OTH 5.93 W. Overby NYP 6.5 Bob Coughlin 70.6 Leroi Winters 4- 4 L. Tonasini NJM 45.2 Finotti UP 5.93 A. Wright PM - 6.6 50-YARD R. Beale PM 6.6 600 Thomas OTH 1:22.4 M65 John Dick 92.7 1 M65 John Dick 3- 8 HOB 30-34 1000 Andrews OTH 2:23.0* MOB (Men 35-39 8. Richardson MFK 44.5 HI W35 Miki Hervey 71.9 W35 Sue Klehm 3- 2 Mile Andrews OTH 4:32.0* Eugene Thomas 5.5 A. Morris NJM 50.7 Thermond KirklandMI R. Johnson NYP 6.7 Shot Johnson OTH 45-2* 5.8 U50 Clara Boucher 98.2 I y4o Joanne Grissom 4- 8Af F. Shabazz PM 6.7 HIA 35wt Bower Cle 46-8 A1 Lucas IL 6.9. N. Watson NYP 6.8 A. Johnson MFK 46.3 Re'y Over the Hill 3:57.4 35-39 POLE VAULT West Penn 4:01.3 5.5 880-YARD RUN HIB Wayne Aiiderson IL M30 Mike Davis 13- 0 MIA (Men 40-44) Jerry Hedgecock IL 5.7 C. McKenzie NYM 44.9 M30 Del an Street 2:10.4 M35 Robert Lucas 11- 2 R. Weaver NYM 6.8 mo-49 5,9 M. Barrie PM 49.5 Lynn Smith IL Bob O'Connor 2:11.2 MAO Frank DeHaven 10- 6 6.8 '55 Stradley WP 5.82* B. Stanford PM Bob Sladek 2:13.2 M45 Don Shillinglaw 9- 0 6.8 50HH Kline {36")WP 7.13 4C-44 M. Barnwell NYP M50 Tom Hinkes 10- 0 600 YARD RUN 600 Coates OTH 1:24.3* Ron Dennis HI 6.1 M35 Jim O'Neill 2:13.1 MIB (Men 45-49) Mile Rauber WP 5:27.0 Jim Llpskey IL 6.2 Don Czarapata 2:16^7 MOA 7.0 3Mi Moorhead WP 16:46.0* El Baron IL 6.4 Lynn Smith 2:20.1 M. Brown Shore K. Smith PM 1:17.2 TRIPLE JUMP L. Wilson PM 7.0 35wt Alderdice WP 41-5* 45-49 D. Scott UN 1:17.5 M40 Ernie Billups 2:10.9 E. Sutton WP 7.1 HJ Kline WP 5-4* JackScott IL 6.8 M3Q Mike Davis 36-4)s J. Winner GS 1:18.5 PV Hoyle WP 13-0* M45 Bill Jacobsen 2:19.1 30-5 Ross Hardy IL 7.0 Dave Bechler M2A(Men 50-54 HOB Rory Citizen 29-11 Shelby Alvard IL 7.0 M50 A1 Treichel 2:28.6 6.9 R.Ficker PVS 1:19.8 HSO-59 B. Lancaster PM M35 Lynn Smith 35-4 7.2 G. Devlin NYP 1:21.2 55 ill am WP 6.57 50-54 M55 Bob Coughlin 2:44.6 T. Brooks NYP 6.4 Lyle Sandstead 33-2 A. Harris PM 8.2 D. Van Dusen PM 1:22.4 50HH Roehm UP 8.65 Tom Twitchell IL Phil Boucher, 2:57.2 Ron August 32-9)s 600 Zalba UN 1:45.0 R.G. Wolf MN 6.7 M2B (Men 55-59) MIA Tom Hinkes HI M65 John Dick 3:48.2 Mile Malick UP 6:19.0 6.8 MAO Frank Holgerson 25-7 E. Small NYP 1:18.OMR L. Gregory PM 7.5 Wei land UP 10:23.0 H55-59 H35 Miki Hervey 2:35.4 Ray Oloham 22-1 G. Shane NYP 1:19.2 M. Lentzer NYM 7.7 HJ Roehm UP 4-0 Rush Jacobs MI 6.3 A1 Cash 20-11 M. O'Neal HYP U19.5 0. Harris PM 7.7 Leon Potter IL 6.6 'M45 L. Steinrauf 28-11 MIB. W40+ Phil Boucher MI MILE RUN M3A (Men 60-64) 7.8 John Wacker 28-7 R. Enders PVS 1:22.2 50 Cobb UP 7.10* M30 Steve Currins 4:41.4 J. Manno NJM 8.0 E. Button HP 1:23.1 220 Cobb UP 32.20* M60-64 M50 R.G. Wolf 28-9H Mark Draklee 5:01.6 8.1 Quier UN 1:53.3 440 Cobb UP 1:17.0* Chas. Northrup IN 6.8 R. Sorlien URI Craig Dean 5:07.2 M55 Leon Potter 26-10 N. Heard COM 8.1 Mile Crampe A1 5:48.0 H65-69 M2A 2Hi Crampe A1 12:44.0 John Dick HI 7.6 H35 Jim Benston 5:33.1 M65 John Dick IS-A-h, M4A (Men 70-74) KBrown NJM 1:25.OMR Bob Collins 6:47.2 M. d'Elia NJM 8.7HR Dowli ng NYM 1:32.1 WP=Uest Penn Track Club U30-34 Bob Maszak 6:56.7 E. Sunners PM 1:33.5 0TH=0ver The Hill TC Mary Whatley HI •7.6 LONG JUMP M4B (Men 75-59) H40 Ernie Billups 4:41.0 M2B Al= Allegheny/Nike TC 10.5 U4J-44 James Bruce 5:04.7 M30 Therraond Kerkland 20- >5 M. Feinstein NYM 57"Messenger NYM 1:31.0 * = Meet Record Joanne Grissom IN 6.9 M45 Robert Savage 4:58.1 Mike Davis 18-4'4 WOA (Women 30-34) 8. Parsons PM 1:31.1 U50-54 Ed Byron 5:59.2 David Bechler 16-9 TFA EASTERN INDOOR MASTERS L. Tomasini NJM 8.5 M3A Clara Boucher MI 8.5 H35 Lyle Sandstead 16-7)5 M. Bass Rich 1:30.7MR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS H50 Ually Pilney 5:10.7 HOB (Women 35-39) SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COLLEGE Ron August 16- h J. Manno NJM 1:31.2 M55 Phil Boucher 6:10.1 FEBRUARY 8. 1981 Jim Benston 14-11 B. Richardson MFK 9.1 J. Sponseller PM 1:46.5 50-YARD HIGH HURDLES Tom Braid 6:29.3 M40 Frank Holgerson n-7h •UlA (Women 40-44) H3B H30-34 M30 Mike Davis IL 7.4 M65 John Dick 9:02.7 Jim Dillon 12-6 Uitkowski NJM 1:47.8 50 McNeil UN 5.91 H35 Doug Willis IL 8.1 A. Johnson MFK 8.9 H30 Andrea Harris 5:42.7 300 Slywa OTH 35.1 M40 Bruce Mills IL 8.2 M45 Larry Steinrauf 15-11 WOA 13-7 WIB (Women 45-49) L. Tomasini NJM 1:47.4 600 Andrews OTH 1:17.1* M45 Don Shillinglaw 8.7 Jack Scott HOB S Pashkin MFK 1:39.4 1000 Andrews OTH 2:22.9* M50 R.G. Wolf 8.8 M50 Rush Jacobs 15- )s C. McKenzie NYM 8.9 Tom Hinkes 9.4 UlA A Johnson MFK 1:53.6 Mile Larnick PM 5:05.0 9.0 R.G. Wolf 14-7 M. Barrie PM 10.4 3Mi Weiser UP 15:50.0 Don Walsh 9.1 2-MILE RUN A1 Treichel 14-3 A. Biesiadecki Shore HOB 35wt Bower OTH 47-3* S. Pashkin MFK 3'10 M30 Dennis Spars 9:55 M55 Leon Potter 15-5)s H35-39 George Sladek 11;22 60 YARD HIGH HURDLES S. Klehm UC 3'7 1/4 1000 Slinger PM 2:49.0 James Hardy 14-10 M35 Chuck Koeppen 10:01 MOA 50-YARD LOU HURDLES M60 Charles Northrup 13-6 R. Harrington PM 8.2 M40-44 Dan Czarapa 11:38 D. Schmeltzer NYP 8.4 1000 YARD RUN 50 Kline UP 5.84* Bob Maszak 13:12 M65 John Dick 8-10)5 M30 Mike Davis IL 7.4 D. Sponseller PM 11.3 60HH Kline(39")UP 8.76* Robell McMiller 7.5 W30 Anita Sunby 12-7 MOA M55 George Rasch 12:49 2:19.7 300 Coates OTH 36.1 A1 Lucas 7.8 MOB J. Waters PM W35 Sue Klehm 10-6 8.5 Shore 2:30.9 600 Coates OTH 1:25.7 M35 Jim Benston IL . 7.9 B. Kline HP J. DeHaio 8.8 Mile Bigler OTH 5:03.3* John Hess 8.1 W40 Joanne Grossom 14-7 J. Fassette GS K. Smith PM 2:31.9 Re'y Uest Penn B. Ayton PM 9.0 Ed Tapper 8.2 MOB (Kline, Anderson H40 Bruce Mills 7.9 Sutton,Hoy1e) 4:08.0* MIA D. Van Dusen PM 2:29.3 Wayne Beach IL 8.1 SHOT PUT TTO'Hara GS 7.8Hfi| C. Helmuth NJM 2:43.9 • HJ Kline UP 5-5 M45 Don Shillinglaw 8.3 2-MILE WALK M3Q Mike Davis 31-6 L. Judd NYM 9.0 0. Gingras Shore 2:45.5 SP Klehm Chi 38-7 Avery Anders KY 8.5 i«35 Bob Maszak 21:41 Doug Bamett 22-11 J. Richardson Shore 11.2 35wt Klehm Chi 38-10 M50 R.G. Wolf 7.7 MIA PV Hoyle WP 13-0* M40 Frank Holdgerson 20:44 MIB 37"Dernna PVS 2:26.9 Tom Hinkes ' 8.1 M35 Ed Johnson 39-9 MS Tom Braid 22:54 U. Clark PM 8.2 F. Mannis PM 2:31.0 Don Walsh 8.4 John Hess 33-6'j H45-49 L. Olson GM 10.1 L. Harvey PM 2:31.4 M55 Rush Jacobs 8.4 Jim Benston 25-1 50 Sutton WP 6.1 T. Biesiadecki Shore 11.2 M60 Chas. Northrup 8.9 MIB 60HH Bruggeraan(36") 9.1 M40 Carl Klehm 39-2 W40 Joanne Grissom 8.7 M2A H. Krebs NYM 2:30.0NR 300 Sutton UP 38.0 5000 METER RUN F. Lee Slick 33-3 jr^allace Rich 9.2 H. Zipper NYM 2:33.0 600 Sutton WP 1:26.1 Frank Holgerson 25-6 M30 Craig Dean 16:07 B. Lancaster PM 10.1 !3Mi Moorhead WP- 17:04.0 M2A K Brown NJM 2:40.7MR 220-YARD DASH •Doug Wheeler 16:57 M45 Jack Scott 34-9 NYM 10.2 HJ Anderson WP 5-3* J. Kelly 2:48.5 Larry Steinrauf 30-4'i M2B A MessengerNYM SP SeitzingerUP 38-5 3/4* M30 Rebel 1 McHiHer 23.7 M35 Chuck Koeppen 15:46 W16 MSA J HcGilvrayNYM 3:23.9 35wt SeitxingerUP 46-0 Eugene Thomas 25.0 Werner Mezgolitz 16:41 M50 R.G. Wolf 25-8'. IT"Clair MFK 9.7 H4A K Zachnan NJM 4:».6 Rich Steder 25.1 Bob Maszak 21:24 M60 Charles Northrup 22-7 HOA B Clair MFK 3:06.1 21-6 H60+ M35 Jerry Hedgecock 27.2 U40 Janet Mezgolitz 27:16 M65 John Dick 300 YARD DASH 50 Weiland WP 7.8 H30 Marianne Whatley 24-7 John Hess 29.6 MOA 60HH Ueiland(30") 14.1* W35 Sue Klehm 22-6 ONE MILE RUN Jim Benston 30.0 NYP 33.1 W40 Joanne Grissom 35-11 E. Robinson 10000 METER RUN PM 33.3 J. Haters PM 4:20.9 M50-54 M40 Ron Dennis 26.7 A. Wright UN 33.4 RAA 4:27.5 50 Roehm UP 6.81 Sam Rosendahl 27.5 M30 Don Racine 37:09 0. Scott G. Tompkins J. Quaderer NYM 4:37.9 60HH Roehm WP 10.80 M45 Jon Nixon 27.2 Russ Edwards 38:19 35 LB. WEIGHT MOB HJ Roehm WP 4-2 Ouane Hunt 40:17 PVS 34.0 MOB Ray Warren 27.5 M40 Carl Klehm 39-2 R. Ficker • SP BredenbeckCle 40- >4*. NYP 35.0 S.Muckel PM 4:39.8 M35 Bill Hall 36:04 Lee Slick 33-0 N. Watson Ut BredenbeckCle 21- 9 M50 Charles Edmons .29.5 PM 35.9 J. Frame PM 4:41.5 Mike Kohl 37:58 M45 Jack Scott 39-5 G. Majors R.G. Wolf 29.7 B. ERwin PM 5:03.1 Bob Maszak 41:52 U40-49 , Tom Twitchell 30.1 MIA 34.0 MIA 55^ Radigan OTH 7.90* N40 Ed Koven 37:25. E. Small NYP M55 Rush Jacobs 28.8 56 LB. WEIGHT PM 34.2 T7"Engleman RAA 4:37.8 220 Radigan OTH 39.2 Earl Jahn 39:56 D. Abayomi Phil Boucher 35.4 PM 34.5 S. Howard CP 4:41.7 440 Rynes OTH 1:21.6 Jo'hn Kindera 40:15 M40 Carl Klehm 22-6 R. Stanford S. Kaminsky NYM 4:49.0 SP BredenbeckCle 19-3)4* H65 John Dick _J8.5 Lee Slick 17-3 M45 Otto Volkmann 36:12 MIB MIB W30 Marianne Whatley .^3.8 Chris Perry 37:15 98 LB. WEIGHT M. Brown Shore 35.2 H30-39 L. Wilson PM 35.5 37"Aneshansley PP 4:50.5 HJ Klehm Chi 3-4 W35 Miki Hervey 32.5 M50 Art Mayfield 51:59 5:08.8 M40 Carl Klehm 10-1 E. Sutton WP 36.0 R. Fine NYM SP Klehm Chi 21-5ts 5:22.0 U50 Clara Boucher 41.5 M55 Roy Floto 41:27 Lee Slick 9-3 R. Enders PVS 36.0 0. Sipprelle PVS page^l8^Na^i©rl^^M•ast«^i•Ne•wslettef' April 1^81" " TRACK & FIELD RESULTS M2A ETl/emosky PVS 4:51.BMR M2A 1ST ANNUAL PENN MUTUAL/NIKE MILE E. Mather UN 5:12.2 8. Cole Ric 31' 3 MR MAO Marut 15:47.6 M35 Johnson 18- is /TAC WESTERN REGIONAL MAS M4 Ranney 14:14.6 Ucovich 17-4 E. Krawitz Poc 5:36.0 H. Col en NYM 27'10 1/4 M30 Tracy 4:36.1 TERS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD W35 Sibley (l-m1le) 8:40.7 Burke I6-8I4 M2B MSA CHAMPIONSHIPS, COW PALACE, Morris 4:36.1 Corona MAO DeWitt D. Carter TC 5:24.6 R. Sorllen URI 29'10 1/2 S/N FRANCISCO, FEB. 22, 1981 4:39.7 16-0 Sanchez C. Hammen . BA 5:30.0 M35 Knebel 4:42.6 SPRINT RELAY 15-9 HIGH JUMP H. Sanderson PM 6:13.4 Gross 4:56.9 MAS Bodley M30 Unattached 1:15.1 16-Hs MOA 40 METER DASH Dawson H3A MAO Moss 5:05.0 (Payton, Driver, 12-10 A Zacharka Sho 5' 8 S. Richardson NYM 5:25.0 M3D Payton 4.5 HBO Wetzork 5:41.4 Brown, Webb) H50 Davisson J. Muscara PM 5' 6 18-1(^5 J. McGilvray NJM 6:13.6 Davis 4.6 M65 Stotsenberg 5:13.4 West Valley TC 1:15.1 Brenda R. Salvio Sho 5' 0 16-8 J. Sponseller PH 6:18.1 Johnson 4.7 (lap short) Mahany MAO Fresno TC 16-2 Eckels 4.7 W40 Knott 5:26.7 1:16.6 M3B A Poole M-B 7:22.7 Marshall So Cal Striders 1:17.0 M55 Johnson, J 16-5 M4A H Zachman M. O'Meara PM 6' 0 4.8 Ullyot 5:33.2 NJM 7:40.5 NCSTC 1:19.0 Brown, 0 15-5 R. Bury GS , S'lO WAS Eberly 6:11.5 WOB Pashkin MFK 5:55.7 M35 Butler 4.6 No Cal Seniors 1:19.5 E. Myers NYM W55 Miller 5:51.OA Straw UN 6:20.4 5' 4 Pruitt 4.8 M60 Gist 13-6 Lehman 7:09 M60 Corona Del Mar Morris NJM 6:23.9 MIA Robinson 5.0 1:31.0 Burke 12-6 Henderson 12- I5 W1A Bing NJM 5:39.0 R. Ross GS S'lO Simpson 5.0 W30 West Valley TC 1:45.8 B. Kline Romain 5.1 W1B SipprellePVS 5:39.5 WP 5' 4 2 MILE RUN M65 Satti 13-11 L. Judd NYM 5' 0 M40 Biancani 4.9 McCarthy 10-4 C HcKenzie NYM 6:00.6 M30 Himmelberger 9:46.0 MIB Home 5.0 1500 METER RELAY McDonnell 9-11 H Bedrock NJM 6:15.6 Stanbridge 10:22.2 W. Hutchins PM 5' 6 Anderson 5.2 M30 West Valley TC 3:34.3 M7Q Peresenyi Corona 10:23.2 8-10 W. Clark PM TWO MILE RUN 5' 0 H45 Springbett 4.^ MAO No Cal Seniors 3:43.4 M75 Van Gelder 9-lU L. Pratt PM- 5' 0 M35 Jaquith 11:35.2 OA Newton 5.0 W40 Schreiber 11-4>s G. Tompkins RAA M2A Knox 5.2 MAO Meinhardt 9:51.0 TRIPLE JUMP 9:49.9 2400 METER RELAY B. Davis Shorell:25.9 J. Wallace R1 4' 9 1/4 Guthrie 10:02.0 M50 Davisson 5.1 M30 Eckels 36-7 B. Lancaster PM 4' 7 1/4 Cathcart 10:12.4 MAO Fresno TC 6:26.9 MOB Regier 5.1 H35 Ucovich 33-9 A. Harris PM 4' 3 1/4 Harris 10:17.4 West Valley J&S 6:44.5 L. Coppens PM 9:57.0 Watanabe 5.2 MAO Sanchez 31-7 Bowles 10:23.4 West Valley TC 6:50.8 C. Landis PM 10:16.1 M2B M45 Dawson M55 Johnson 5.6 HIGH JUMP 35-0 J. Frame PM 10:19.3 S. Hall Ri 5' 0 MAS Ranney 11:52.4 M60 Jordan M50 Brenda 34-4 B. Morcora PM 5' 0 5.2 Randolph 13:58.2 M30 Rader 6-1 MIA Davisson MSA T Ille NJM 3'10 Gist 5.5 34- >1 RAA M50 Wi thers 11:52.4 Eckels 5-1 t.Engleman 10:01.3 Hoerner 6.0 Mahany 33- >j G. Glyde NV 10:05.3 Wetzork 12:36.0 MAO Brown 6-3 M65 Koppel M55 Johnson 31-915 S. Howard CP 10:12.3 M2B M Lentzer NYM 21:42.8 5.8 Waste 13:20.0 Sanchez 4-9 MSA J Choy NYM 20:53.2 Satti 5.9 Brown 31-6 NIB M60 Lehman 13:06.0 Cranston 6.4 MAS Wyatt 6-1 Wolf 29-10 G. STudzinski PM 11:03.9 4 X 220 RELAY W40 Skaden-Poyser J2:26.6 Newton 5-11 R. Fine NYM M70 Puglizevich 6.5 W5D Anderson 12:52.2 M70 Peresenyi 16-0 11:17.0 M30-39 Rose 5-3 W. McCarthy NYM 11:26.1 M75 Jackson New York Pioneer 1:3^.0 6.2 M50 Davisson 4-11 SHOT PUT. M2A Phlla Masters A 1:43.7 M55 Brown W30 Kolb 6.6 40 METER HURDLES 4-9 H30 Wooten 41-8 G. Vemosky PVS 10:27.'8 Phila Masters B 1:47.5 W35 Storm 6.1 M60 Gist Shissler 36-10 K. Brown NJM 11:25.2 M30 Webb 5.1 4-9 M40-49 Lanterroan 7.1 Henderson 36-81, S. Corrallo PVS Roberts 5.5 Henderson 4-7 12:00.1 New York Pioneer 1:41.8 W40 Parish 5.8 Burke 4-5 M50 Waste 21-6 M2B New York Masters 1:42.1 Schrelber 6.0 M35 Butler 5.1 M55 Uolf 23-lS C. Hannen BA 11:56.9 Phila Masters B 1:46.1 Burke 6.9 Johnston 5.4 M6b McCarthy 4-3 L. Dreher PM 13:06.4 W45 Jykslnski 7.1 McDonnell 3-9 M35 Johnston 39-8 M50-59 MAO De Stefano 5.3 H. Sanderson PM 13:09.0 W70 Lindgren 9.4 . MAO Hart Phila Masters . 1:49.3 Adams 5.6 M70 Peresenyi *3-11 44-415 Puglizevich N3A New York Masters 2:00.3 300 METER DASH DeWitt 5.8 3-7 MAS Letcher 36-6ls S.Richardson NYM 11:40.OM M75 Van Gelder Douglas 30-515 Women M30 Ranchero MAS Adler 6.3 3-9 N. Quackenbos Shorel2:39.5 38.7 Dawson 29- h Manhattan Flight K1ng2:02.3 Douglass 6.5 Driver 39.1 POLE VAULT . M3B A Poole MB 15:53.3 North Jersey Masters 2:16.6 H60 Henderson 44-11 Corona 39.5 M50 Brenda 6.3 N4A H Zachman NJM MAO DeWitt 10-6 Stone 42-8 16:22.0 Marshall 39.6 Waste 8.7 WOB S Pashkin MFK 12:54.0 Johnson M45 Cook 13-6 Burke 41-IH 4 X 440 RELAY 39.6 WIA A Bing NJM 12:18.5 H55 Johnson 6.9 Bodley 9-Q M35 Romain M65 York 43- 15 WIB H Bedrock NJM 13:03.1 M30-39 39.7 H50 Brenda 10-0 Pruitt M60 Gist 6.4 McDonnell 31-11 New York Pioneer 3:33.2 39.7 M55 Brown 9-6 Simpson Burke 7.1 Phila Masters 3:40.3 40.8 Johnson 9-0 M70 Peresenyi 35-5% TWO MILE WALK H65 Satti 7.1 M70 Peresenyi New York Masters 3:53.9 6-0 M75 Van Gelder 32-1 M40 Cohan 40.3 NOA H40-49 Biancani 40.6 W40 Schreiber 27-6ii W.Norton RAA 16:47.9 New York Pioneer 3:37.9 Maresca 41.6 2 MILE WALK LONG JUMP Parish 26-8 R. Salvio Shorel7:55.8 New York Masters A 3:43.2 M45 Newton M30 Benquist Burke 20-5 K. Beely Shore21:48.5 Phila Masters 4:06.5 40.3 15:41:0 M30 Payton •Bruhner 41.0 M35 Jaquith 14:12.2 WAS Tyksinski 20-4 MOB Webb M50-59 Springbett 41.8 Gustafson 14:15.2 Eckels R.Jennings PM 19:53.1 Phila Masters 4:42.3 M50 Washington 45.0 Ml A Women Watanabe 45.0 R. Kullk Shorel4:44.1 North Jersey Masters 5:26.6 Marlin 45.8 J. Stefanowicz PM 16:16.9 Schindler 45.8 H. Deeney PM 19:42.4 M65 Koppel 49.2 MIB LONG JUMP Lopes 54.5 JT"Boltano FCS 14:50.3MF M70 Shine 8. Fine NYM 17:34.2 MOA 55.0 Puglizevich 65.9 C. Rooney Shorel7:50.8 R. Beale PH 20' 2 1/2 R. Jackson NYP 19' 5 3/4 W30 Kolb 54.9 M2A R. Harrington PH 18' 3 3/4 W35 Duff 49.2 S. Corrallo PVS 15:55.6MF MOB Storm 50.2 J. Holman PVS 18:21.6 R. Taylor PVS 21' 6 3/4 Lanterman 56.7 D. Ross PM 21:42.1 R. Shank Cum 20' 6 1/4 G. Krow PM 19'11 1/2 W40 Parish 53.0 Ullyot 56.9 MSA MIA Whittingslow 59.2 R. Sorllen URI 13'10 1/2 L. Judd NYM 17'10 W50 Anderson T. Ille NJM 12' 2 1/2 H. Bohigian NYM 17' 8 58.0 G. Ernain NYP 17' 8 M4B M. Felnstein NYM 2' 3 MIB 800 METER RUN R. Enders PVS 19' 4 3/4 WOB M30 Mahon W. Clark PM 19' 4 3/4 2:06.6 S. Klehm UC 10' Weller P. Carstensen NYM 16' 4 3/4 2:23.3 f M2A M35.Mason 2:06.2 Jaquith ITCole RichlZ' 0 1/4 2:23.8 B. Lancaster.. PM 16' 4 M40 Billups 2:05.2 TRIPLE JUMP H. Colen NYM 14' 8 1/4 Donaldson 2:07.5 Knebel 2:09.9 MOA H2B CT"Harris Gross 2:13.4 R. Beale PM 42' 1 3/4 PM 16' 3 3/4 D. Harris Knocke 2:13.6 J. Muscara PM 37' 3 1/4 PM 14' 9 M45 Richardson 2:15.0 MOB POLE VAULT Napier 2:19.3 R. Bury GS 38' 4 1/2 MOA B WilliamsonUN 15-0 Ranney 2:27.1 J. Sherrard Pac 36'11 J Michiline PVS 13-0 R. dicker PVS 35' 2 M50 Withers 2:19.7 "mob R Shenk Cum 13-6 Hutcninson 2:31.8 MIA B Ayton PM 12-0 Schindler 2:32.8 H.Bohigian NYM 33'11 J Tendall GS 12-0 L. Judd NYM 32'4 M55 Burg 2:45.9 P. Eyanson PM 32' 2 1/2 MIA P Richard Sho 13-6 M60 Waterman 2:44.7 E Zuraw GM 13-0 MIB M65 Scott 3:04.0 vr"Clark PH 34' IMR M2A B Lancaster PM 8-0 M70 Shine 3:03.8 P, Carstensen NYM 32' 1 G Taylor PM 6-0 W40 Ullyot 2:42.6 Start of women's 50-54 100 meter dash in World Games in Christchurch, New R. Enders W50 Anderson 2:50.4 PVS 31' 9 1/4 H2B B Morcom PH.. 13-0 W55 Lehman 3:36.4 Zealand. Shirley KInsey of La Crescenta, California is in meddle (dark hair). continued on page 19 Photo courtesy of Auckland Star April,1981 Jvl^tional Masters Newsletter.page'I9:i'r TRACK & FIELD RESULTS PH 30-11 Eastern Regionals M2A R Thomsen MIA C Klehm UC 39- 2 GS Garden State 27H 50-59 NYP 29-10 New York Masters 16 T Brooks PH 32- 4^ PVS Potomac Valley Sr 27 Phila Masters 126 29-9i K MacKenzie continuedfrom page 18 T Hill GS NYM New York Masters 24 New York Masters 61 Philadelphia Masters 8 M2B H Cantor NYM 35- 4 MIB L Olson GM 42- 0 UC Univ of Chicago 22 Ri Richmond 32 Potomac Valley Seniors 6 SHOT PUT W Poerson PH 25-5 >8 H Brossman RAA 40-11 RAA Reading Ath. Attic 16 Potomac Valley Srs. 29 Shore 3 P Flournoy PM 24- 5 Unattached 4 MOA P Corrigan Sho 42- 6 M2A T Hill GS 27- m Cum Cumberland Valley 10 No Jersey Masters 16 BA Boston Athletic D SchmeltzerNYP 37-1 H3A B Coleman PVS 45- 5 R Thomsen PM 18- 8>s UP West Penn TC 6 10 OVERALL TOTALS J Barber NYM 32- h E Wood PH 38- 1 M2B H Cantor NYM 30- 21) Pa Pacer 6 Garden State 9 UN Unattached 13 New York Pioneer 8 Philadelphia Masters 399H MOB J Roberson Sho 42- 2's WOB S Klehm UC 12-6)5 M4A M d'Elia NJH 26- th TC Triple City 6 New York Masters 236 J Anderson PH 36- 3 M4B M Feinstein NYM 16- 1 TEAM SCORING 40-49 Poc Pocono 5 North Jersey Masters 160 ! WOB S Klehm UC 24- 0 New York Pioneer 104 MIA K MacKenzie PM 39- 1 30-39 Phila Masters 110 Shore 2 C Klehm UC 38- 2 WEIGHT THROW New York Masters 109 Unattached 4 Shore 99 B McKenna NYM 37- 5 HOirJ Barber NYM PH Phi la Masters 153)s New York Pioneer 39 R Salvio Sho NYP New York Pioneer 57 Shore 37 60+ MIB L Olson GM 43- 3 K Beely Sho Sh Shore 56 Potomac Valley Sr 3212 No Jersey Masters 80 P CarstensenNYM 35-11>2 Competitors by Age Group MFK Manhattan Fl't King 54 No Jersey Masters 23 New York Masters 42 T Jackson GS 33-11 MOB J Roberson NJM No Jersey Masters 41 Man. Flight Kings 18 URI Univ of Rhode Isl. 19 M OA GM Green Mountain 16 MB Mercer Bucks 12 M OB Reading Ath Attic 16 Phi la Masters 10 M lA Garden State 15 Richmond 10 M IB Univ of Chicago 10 Potomac Valley Srs 6 M 2A CP Central Park 7 Shore 4 M 2B PP Prospect Park 6 Corona Del Mar 3 M 3A FCS Fairfield Cty Strid. 6 A M 38 GM George Mason 4 WOMEN 72 M 4A NV Nittany Valley 4 Manhattan Flight Kings 56 M 4B IV Lehigh Valley 1 North Jersey Masters 12 Women Unattached 3 University of Chicago X MASTERS WOOOR TRACK AMD TTZIX) HECT SATURDAT, TEBBOAKi 7, 1981 OKIVERSn* or CIMCIHHATI AmOfS • nEUHOUSE HIGH JCMP MEN - ACE 30-3AJ R. Chrlstopii - 5'10", R. Gerber 4'4" LOWC JIMP G. mCE (30-34) - 18* 2%". Mil Black (30-34) - IT S 3/4", Mike ElXla (35-39) - 17*0", Jenes Qrotcher (30-34) - 16'Sk", Tom Allen (35-39) - 15'10%", John Roblneon (30-34) - 15'4 J/8", Thooae (fcNeal (40-44) - 14'6 5/8 ', Linda Bauer (30-34) - lO'tl 3/4", lfc>»rd Voeeele (60-69) - 10'3 3/8", Stanley Stelnert (60-69) - 9'6k" SHOT per CRSC PRICE (30-34) - 35'6", Bill Black (30-34) - 32*4 3/4", Wek Chrlstoph (30-34) - 32'1*;", Thomas McNeal (40-44) - 28*3", Jbhn Robinson (30-34) - 27*2J|", Dick Schneider (50-59) - 21'9", Mike Boylan (30-34) - 20'5" POLE VAPLT Riac CHUSroPH (30-34) - lA'O", Oreg Price (30-34) - 11*0" MILE RW WD • ACE 30-341 PAT RAIMES • 4:29.3, Jeff SlesrCeuC - 4:59.3, Too Grogan - 5:03.0, Jbhn Vllderman - 5:05.5, Thomas Wall - 5:12.7, William Bogle - 5:13.5, Roy Garber - 5:14.7, John Robinboo - 5:53.8 MEN - AGE 35-39: RON STERUHG - 4:51.48, Jim Bauer - 4:51.7, Kan DahiiG - 4:35.0, Damta Rablnoon - 3:03.8, R.C. Read —3:51.9 MEN - RICHARD JACKSON (40-44) - 3:06.3, Dick Cook (40-44) -3:08.2, B. IfcNulty (40^) - 3:13.3, Ibn Wahle (43-49) - 3:39.8, Harold Hatcer (60-69) - 7:08 VOMSr - MACKIE PUCE -(30-39) 5:39.7, Shelby Clllin (40-49)-7:11.7 K.A. McConnell of Australia leaps 11.89 meters (39 feet) to win 440 IE- OASB 55-59 triple jump in World Games in New Zealand. men - BILL BLACK (X-34) • 57.79, Harold Sehock (35-39) - 1:03.2, Photo courtesy of Auckland Star John Roblnaon (30 -34) - 1:03.6, R.C. Read (30-34) - ltOS.7 KEN - CHARLES tUCLET (40-44) • 38.8, Dick Cbok (40-44) - 1:06.8 MEN - BOB HcVAWS (30-59) - 1:10.3, DM Wahle (45-49) - 1:12.3, Bob Cardeotng (30-39) - 1:20. NORTHWEST SENIORS CLASSIC MEN - ZEKI TAMER (70o) - 1:10.3, RoMrd Wuopele (60-69) - 1:25.6, Harold Hatter (60-69) - 1:36 WOMEN - MACUE PUCE (30-34) -1:09.3, UiMis-Baoer (30-34) - 1:14.6, JULY 24 & 25,1981 (Friday & Saturday) Wendy St. Jeta (30-34) - 1:15.3, Uurte Wfldeawn (30-34) • MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE...GRESHAM, OREGON 1119.9 SS-XBfi&Sl men - MIKE ELLIS (35-39) - 3.6, Woody Broon (30-34) - 6.03, James FILED EVENTS...6-8 PM Cruteher (30-34) - 6.14, Bill Black (30-34) - 6.2, Rlgk'ShnatopP RUNNING EVENTS...8-11 PM (30-34) - 6.4 , L«illu Harqiaette (30-34) - 6.8, R.C. Read (30-34) 7.0 CALEB BROWN, JR. (35-39) - 6.05, Heraan Carter (35-39) - 6.2, Pat Ptnley (35-39) - 6.31 • Held at night,..Ideal atmospheric conditions to record personal MEM - OlARLES OUDLET (40-44) • 6.4, John Cillum (40-44)7.25 »;• best performances. Warm, mild temperature-no wind-low relative WN - ZEKI taker (70+) - 7.7, Ben Wahle (45-49) 7.7, Harold Hatter humidity (60-69) - 7.7 T womi - LINDA BAUER - 7.7 • All weather track surfaces Maximum 1/4" spikes • Beautiful, unique, large 2y2 diam. AWARD IVIEDALS with ribbons. taQ.T&--R]21 KEN - PAT HAIKES (30-34) - 2l03.Dbnnt8 Roblnaon (35-39) - 2:16.85, i; Harold Sehuck (35-39) - 2:21.92, Tom Wall (30-34) 2:25.8, • Held In the scenic Northwest United States. Perfect family vaca John VlldetTBin (30-34) - 2:27.3, Scu Klein (30-34) -2:27.8 tion area with«many activities. ICR -LULIE MARQOETTE (30-34) -2:24.9, Richard Jackson (40-44) - 2:26.47, Dtck Cook (40-44)2:26.93, Horm Taylor (35-39) - 2:39.12, Stan Wahle (45-49) - 2:42.9, R.C. Read (30-34) • 2:54.3,Zekl Tmbt AMERICA'S FINEST MASTERS-SUB MASTERS (70+) - 2:59.6, lob Gardeelng (50-59) - 3:08.3 X MEET FOR QUALITY A THLETIC PERFORMANCES . MSN - TOM allot (35-39) - 8.93, Rick Chrtetopb (30-34) -9.13, jMea Cruteher (30-34) - 9,22, Greg Price (30-34, aahlblcleo) - 9.3, Pat Plnlep (35-39) - 9.41, B. iUkilty (40-44) - 11.36 PREPARE NOW AND PLAN TO COMPETE h YOU'LL BE VERY GLAD YOU CAME TO THIS ONE 660 TD RUN - NO OOMPCnTORS 2 KILE - KEN DAHMS (35-39) - 10:33.19, Ron Sterling (35-39) - 10:35.9, Joff CONTACT 0 ~ Swartout (30-34) - 10:36.66, Bill Bogle (30-34) - 11:24.26, Jbhn Jim Puckett, Track Coachy- Vllderman (30-34) - 11:40, Thomas Wall (30-34) - 11:47.13, Jtdm Overback (35-39) - 13:55.76 Mt. Wood Community College B. KemiLTT (40-44) - 11:29.87, Hackle Price (30-39) - 12:23.92, Wemdy 26000 SE Stark St., Gresham Oregon, 97030 St. John (30-34) - 14:02.18, Stuart Klein C3D-39) - 14:02.8, Laorle Wlldansan (30-34) • 15:40.03 PHONE: 503-667-7354 •page 20 National Masters"Newsletter Apfil l981 SOUTHEASTERN INTERNATIONAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD MEET f . UTW Aim TMC< » rlElB itET DISTANCE JAffiOFEE A/C19811fC XUilEASTEFri fEGiaiAL fASTES CHATiaOllPS W" WAY 10, 1981 WY 8, 9, in, 1981 lORIH CARXlNA STATE IKIVERSITY, RALEIW, N.C. lOfdH CWailW STATE IfllVERSITY, RALE 101, II,C. fEAlURING: H WARATHDN CHARPIONSHIP OF TIC INITED STATES OF ARERICA (SPOOTED BY SPCNSDRSi . SOmCASTOI U.S. mSTERS nwcx » 8IE1D, INC., R«il0l PARKS ! RECPEATiai [CAKTEIT ARERICW ATHHICS), TIE ATHHICS CONGRESS/FENN nm WASTERS N.C. STATE mivesnv, COHR GPOP-UJFKIN DIViSICH, A'lD PS.1 .im. WARATHCH NATIOWL CHAfICNSHIP. 9QIS0RS: SnUnCASIERN U.S. MASTERS TRACK AND FIEID, INC., RttEIW PABS f« RECfEATlOH ' CFERATED BY; SDUTTEASTEfN U.S. fttSTERS, BCK 590, PALEiCH, N.C. 27502, 919-755^ Wia PEAOI STU CPARHENT, N.C. STATE IHIVERSITY, THE CDORER GPDUP-UmN DIVISICH AW fBH fOTTHP OR RAY RJL5U1. 9:00 A.,1.-5:00 P.H. IttlDAY-PRimY. miUAL. OFERAIEDBY: SOUDEASIERN U.S. MASTERS, BOX 590, RHEIffl, N.C. 27ED2, 319-755^, WIL REAOI SdlCTIOl: THIS Itn IS SAICTIOED BY TT£ ATHETICS CCIIGRESS CF USA inc. ATHETES MET EE SIU NORIHP OR RAY RlflLfL 8:30 A.M.-5:aO P.M. rttoAY-FRlDAY. FEGISIEC WITH TIE ATHETICS raCRESS. ATHflES PAY RESISTER AT SITE. SAICTICN: THIS Ifn IS SAIiaiO® by tie ATRHICS CCHGiESS of USA INC. ATHIIES WBT BE FEGISIECD WITH TIE ATHEnCS CONGRESS. ATKEIES WAY HEGISIHA AT TIE SITE. ACE DIVISI0IS; JO-JR (MJ, 35-39 (08), RtWR OA), 95^19 (IB), SO-SR (UA), 53-59 (113), 60-5R ClllA), S-69 UllB), 70-79 (IVA), 75 t (NER (IVB). AC DIVISIONS: (HN: 18 AW (HER. (USA QWPIOHSHIP). SUB4$ASIERS: 30-39 (OA). 35-39 (OB), ENTRY ftE: , $5.00 IfOilES FIRST BENT, CCWETDRATIVE PATCH. SOUENIR PfDWM «C Fllifi RE?iTS. WASTERS: 9CMI9 OA), 9W9 OB), 50-59 (UA), SMB (UB), 6CH69 tUlA), C-ffi UUB), 70-79 (IVA). 75 » OVER (WB). SR.OO fCR EACH ACOITWIAL EENT. (1!HITOF FI0TT (?.) BPffS HI SITIPPAY) -T AFTFR APRIL 29, 1981, EVENTS: USA WARATWN Om'tONSHIP (18 AW OVER fCN). TAOTTt MASTERS WARADON CHAtflCHSHIP (DIVISIONS I THRDU3H IV). AVWBS: lEEALS TO 1T£ FIRST ME 0) PLACES IN EACH E-ENT. 2MIF WARATKH OtTEN til DIVISIONS - lEN DIVISION 0). SENIF 1/2 WARATKH HENOOEN DIVISIONS 0 THROISI IV), FACILITIES: NIIE LAI£S TARTAN, HAXIHH IfNTTH OP SPIKES FE.!J1ITTED IS 179 INCH. SNIF10,000 lEB (MEHWEN DIVISKHS 0 TIKUGH IV), SEMIF BOK HALK (DIVISIONS 0 TWCUSI IV). LATE ENTRIES: eCIRIES P0SIPARI3 ARER APRIL V, 1351 HILL FEXIFE AN AttlTin;'! $1.00 LAIr •=• =ER ENIRY FEE; $9.00 INCUIDES amfWATIVE RATtJi OD HRST 60D REGISTRANTS ONLY), E/CNT. PARTICIPIWTS PAY WOP AT A'ff THE. AXIITICdS HILL x ;/•.:£ Afo A=-.;' SOUVENIR PROGRAM, AW FINN. RESULTS. W tBRKB. / 17 OILY AT TIE DISCRETION OF TIE CIERK T CXTSE. ID PITRIrR H'M FT tr-rrp' • IN OUR OFFICE (PALElOt PARIS t RE'JEATIOI, PCX 530, 2901 HAOE A'.EILE, RAIil.r, 'i.C. WARDS: lEN'SOFEH WARATKH: MEDALS TO TIE FIRSTTVENTY-FIVE FINISffiS. lEN'S 27502 BY A°P!I 'n. !°R1 - NO DCEPTlOfSI MASTERS WWnCN: ICDALS ID HE FIRST TEN OO) FINISffiS IN EACH DIVISION. ALL ODER EVENTS: ICDALS TO DC FIRST TWEE 0) IN EACH EVENT AW DWlSION. ENIRY LIMIT; , ATHTIES MAY IDT PIPFR fflT Tl'ci! rrhT '.!) r.P[T!; -nr OWTiaV. IWY a '•Of'-. SEPARATE AIWDS HILL EE GIVBI FOR PEN AND AOCN IN DC ftHlfNS EVENTS OH.Y. THIS RUf Wia ItlP US IRINTAIII OUR THE SCIE]X'.E. 0.'-y TIE =IRr 5!'"T (Ri IN DC 2CK A«X AlWDS HILL EE MALE ID DC FIRST THREE 0) IN EACH DIVISKH BCITS LISIED 01 ANY .RETUrTG ENTRY FOm Ilia IE ACCEPIED: REGABaESS OF SEN. (ONTIHID(H WtK R(*», •EVENTS R3R 'rfja ONLY: 5-1500 lEIERS (SIT.) 9-100 :EI.RS (S>T.) 11-900 lETERS 5-2C0.TIE7S (SAT.) mcrnf- i.'t4Uii.i.N-..'--L':;Trjm 1 1 M 1 t REaiAR EVENTS: 2-5,000 lEIERS (SAT.) ICFAOO .'ETEF5 (SAT.) 18-PCLE VAULT (SAT.) : i t'''- 1 II 1 ! 1 ! 3-110 .•ETER ItroiS (SAT.) 12-eo ilTEPS '(SAT. IS-DISCUS (SAT.) TCT- ' ^$MT JlH, 9-1,500 .TIERS (SAT.) 1>3,000 ^ETER STEEPIECKASE (S"T.) 2O-HI0I JUP (SAT,) IMIMMMI III MII!I 6-400IETER MPOES (SAT.) 19-200 lETcRS (SAT.) 21-OmHI (SAT.) «ei 1 imt 1 aia lilfh 9*11 7-5K HAU: (SAT.) 1S4IAMER (SAT.) 22-LOto IH> (SAT.) UdL 8-100 lETERS (SAT.) 17-35 PX'O TIGHT (SAT.) 23-3CT.=L'T (SAT.) 1 I 1 1 i 1 r~2N-AEiSlir7E7IITiI>TW0T5I7IOTfyi EVENT. FE WTE ENCLOSai. •VOBI MAY ENTER «IY PEIUAR EVENT BUT MET OOfETE AGAINST lEN HITHIN OEIR AT GACLF USHC frE I.TLETNTS AS SFECIFIED IN TIE EVGIT 0ECIFICATIOH ON TAHE (SEE REVERT SHE) SHOD $1,00 OPFI M Ull V/i aioiiraariew riLcaMoaf LATE ENTRIES; ENTRIES FQSDraCD AFTER APRIL 17,1981HIU fCOlIlE AN NOITIONAL U.OO LATE -III! FS. PARTKIFANrS MAY DROP EVERTS AT ANY TDCj AODCnONS AflU. E MNE AFTER 1- 1 1 1 1 1 APRILS ONLY AIT DCDISCSETKH OF DC AEEIMIWfflL W aiRIFS Mill AT •51 Rit*w|: lAtr PAt»f -...fill III RggBl If WT llUlEJgIg (RALflSH fWKS t REOBITlOt BOX 580. mwffi .11 MM Mil 1 11 i ! M M i II M' AVEKL RALEIGH, N.C. ggglRY APBII yi. m-W EXmjK! r •at siviAiOH iraiiT teoaita ciy« tikiK 9«TI UP 50CI STARriNG TlrCS; WVIADaitl>2MARADGN 7:0) A.n. t 1 1 1 M 1 • M M 1 • 2DKAILX 7:15 AA lOKUl SUSAA STTTTtrrs iw.r i.M ' . 1 «l ! Awe (F DC COURSE AW StARTlNS INFWRTION Hltl EE IN DCIBISIRATIOH PIOEr. 2 7 1 Is "1 , OURS lESCRIPnONS: MARATHON COUGE: - '1 1 « . 1 AaXBLE LOOP IRAVaiNG DRUSI RESlDEMriAL AW UWAN ARCAG. OXIlS CRDSSS AMAJOR TRAff10 ARIERT THREE TIACS, WHO! Hia E fflVEiO BY LOON. POU(L WRRaWAO CROSSINGS. KUiNG TERRAIN HITH ASPHALT SUHS, REGISTRATION; 111 Pig IP PWfTS H€ FM SCfflXlF CP FWS (BY - IfllATE ff5ISTRATIgl OR TDITIQN EAENTS. (Ali EVENTS ARE CLOSED AS OF APRIL 29, 1981.) AACRAS TEWERATUC AT 7:00AJt. IN HAY IS80*. FRIDAY -1:00 P.M.-6:00 PJ1. - AT HE TIWX. 7 TO 10:00 P.H. MISSION AWliEY Wl. AACRAS BTERATUC AT 1:00P.M. IN WAY IS 75*. SATWDAY - 6:00 A.M.-6:C0 P.H. - AT TIE TWACK. ereiED«ATI\C HUIIDITY AIT 7:00 AA IN MAY IS 98 OeCREASIHS AS TBfWTUC SATWDAY • 7:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. - MISSION VAUEY Wt. ' RISES. m FfflllClfWRi Ht!T PIQt IP PfflfTS IfPBC gPflmiC ID TICIR FUST fM. ••• B«nED HIW SPEED AT 7:00 AA. IS 5 (W, RISING TO 8 OR 9 lt« BY liGD PA mSCEUjVEnS; tOOCRS I SQERS AT CNTflCWa liW - NCSU - K) CHARGE - BRHG TML. 172 WARADOI OURS: ONE ID(I> OF DC WARADOI OOURS. RBEmON: THE AM) PIXERIR SOCIAL TO EE fflOMB. lOKCOURS: BWaET: 8:00 PHI. SAWaAY, HAY 9.1981 - CIVIC (BOER. TiaETS ARE $10.00 RER PERSON CM FIRST AN OUT AW BACK OUS ON ASEBEHf OF DC WARADCN OURS. BASIS - REFUOS IF SOLD OUT. ZOKMAUOURS: mTESIEAISY; MISSION VALLEY IMI, AAENT FERW ROAD - 91M28-3i;j AN 8 TIACS AROtW OOURS ON DC NCSU Oms. (ISO ROOMS ARE BLOQED lERE INTIL APRIL 29, 1981). vavET ODAK m 1S05 HIU380RDU3H SDEET 91^82W!3J RAWW Ilfl, CRABTHE 919-782-7525 HCLIMY WL DOMtW 919-832-0501 SERATOICRABIREE 919-787-71U HOHATO JHGDN, CRABTRE VALLEY 919-7S2-8718 ASKLmC tCJUt MOTE: L.R. HARRIU YtUIH CENTER - N,C, STATE FAIRGROm - $5.00 (BRIffi LIfENS AIO •II>tlS) ta eoMlioraciM at ch* of chla ••cry, X ber*y, far vyMlf, «y bair wiacucaTa, a^Blalavracaffa mi TBlmm md diMfc«rt« elM yyeeecw, »«•*««•• bM wpmBtmB 9t c)M Cley af Kalalfb Bmi tha JaaCtMaatarB U.S. )U«cart Track aari TlaU lac., Caayar Crauy-Ufkla Dtvlaiaa. t>ia AcMacie Cac«T*aa, Tana MucamI, and cbalr afaeta, aarvaata, aayiayaaa aad Maack Carsllaa Uac* Oaiwaley ac k«iai«b atioaa f«AiSllclaa ara kala« uaad far cKia crack aaat fraw TENTATIVE SOEDULE: FRIDAY, WAY 8 - Aa THES EASTERN DAYUSTT SAVINGS THE Dacach A Hall eai aay aad ali aialaa far daaata* mitBxmt ky aa at tka raawU a( ay PBttitimUm la or eravallnt ea at froa eha bbU tacaa ta ka hali oa Nay I, 1, 10. IHi Sea Narthyy Mcayc Mck daugaa aa aay ka ftmiMmtBlf cauaad ky vUifial atocaadaat af aacti PENTATHALIII THE: 2:00 2:30 3:00 330 talat|k Farka A tacraaciaa ' yrawacara. aaMgara or oyaracara or rbalt ataota, tarvaats at •ylayaaa. DIVISICH IliJlV II I OA AOB r.o. kooi S90 ayacl/lcally ackamiadga tha aatura of eha caadlcienlat taavlrM far Mttlci* Uialgh. NC 27H2 yaclOB la ehia aaat aod taiaaaa eha aferaMCloaad argaaUatloM aaa ladtvUiuU fr« all Injyriaa or daagaa arltlag ftoa or cancrlkAACaO co ky aay yhyaicai Iwyalraaac or daface I aay hava, lAatkar iacaor-or yacact, aad *|raa ttue tkay SATLKAY, MAY 9: 5,000 lElER UN 900 IEIER UN ara uadar ao oklliacioa to prwrUa a ykyaicai swlaatloa er achtr crUaeea of ay flcaaaa co yarclcSyaca lo BAtch avaac. tha aawa kalag ay aaia raayaaalklliey. nnOAT Ka; 10 • AU. TW? UITDUI MTIICKI UVnci TDa wr. rmtAiiAUN tmi oioo j.io io:oo loiio AJ1IUrr^I65UXTO DIVlSIOH! 0 I II IT » III COKnyjUTlON: tacry eaafirucloa wlLl ka aalf«adiraaaad aaralaya ar Mat card oaiy. April 1981 National* Masters/Newsletter i>age "21 TRACK & FIELD RESULTS 2ND ANNUAL TFA/USA NATIONAL MASTERS INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 35 LB. WEIGHT TH-ROV CHAMPIONSHIPS. WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE. LIBERTY. MISSOURI. PCLE Vault 300 YD. DASH FEBRUARY 15. 1981. 30-34 30-34 30 - 34 1. Bradley Muhammad 26'S" Don Knap? 13' 6"* Larry HodenteeV. •i35.Sc UIGB JU:iP UILK RUN 2. Darrell Hessler 20*2" Harry lioDonald S' Clifton Jackson (3u.o2 Darrell Hessler 8' William Ho-.velI •57.19 45-49 40-44 Women's 40 - 49 Carl karesh •57.81 Larry Foerat S< 2* 1. Carl Klehm 58'9" Joan BuchonsLn 6:49.3 35 - 39 Peter "Asekwerth •40.61 Phil ILilkey 6' 0" 2.' Gary Forshee 29'11' Jin Jeffries 11' * Buster Uelahocho (41.03, Charlea KeT:r.&D 4' 10" 3. Pickrell 21'1" Tom Thorne 10' 6° Ihvayna iiehv.-ada 4' 10" Beau Barrick 10' 330 YD. DASH 60-54 440 Til. CASE 1. Jerry Relchart •SO - S4 28'9" 40 - 44 35 - 39 J.C. Brg-'.T 2. Joseph Thcraas 16'6" ToTl 30-34 Joe Beckhoa 7' 6" Ton Bassett (36.45 Forreat Iiclir.5 4' 8" Dennis Stewart Oeane Burgess 7' 6* Larry Harvey •54.96 GO plus (39.05 Jerry Helchart 4' 4" Larry P.odenbeck 159.68 John Darlss (39.57 1. David Shrader 19'4" Charlie Cox 4' 0" Don Xnatp 161.44 45 - 49 Jami-.s Kelly (41.07 Larry Velasquez 162.78 Phil Eilkey 11' Jim Jeffries (44.40 55 - 59 Jim Walker 10' 6" Jack Greenwood 4' 6" 35-39 40-44 Joe Shy 4' 4" James .Abrxms • 61.10 '60-54 Thorton Shelton (37.17 Faul Constant 4' 2" HURDLES James Kelly i6'..67 iJerry Rcichart 8' Jim tdixen (36.77 Joseph Thomas Joe Beokhia (39.08 60 Plus 6'6" 40 - 44 SO - 34 Henry Jones (65.03 Bill Dyer 3' 10" (08.63 Tliortor. Shelton 162.13 Doug Hunter 55 - 59 Wally Eraimer •53.50 Don Knapp (08.67 Jos Shy 45 - 49 Women's 30 - 39 Jones Silvers •71.08 Earry McDonald 109.37 J. Larry FUerst (36.89 Lls UsBlaln 5' 2" Henry Jones •60.63 SHOT PUT Jim Walker (40.99 Eileen -Phlllppa 56-39 Ed Neufeld (41.43 Watson 4' 8" 45 - 49 Ton Thome •08.41 SO - 54 (•<» Edwin Alexander (42.48 John Dtvios Mlliom Boggs 166.05 (08.56 Bradley Muhammad 43' 11*" Clinton Leon (42.97 Jin Jefferlee (10.43 TRIPLE JJIT Ed I.eufeld i6£.13 Harry McDonald 54' ll'' SO - 64 Clinton Leon •68.70 Parrel iiessler 34' 7 3/4" 40 - 44 30 - 34 Gary Jcr.es. 171.54 Don Rnspp 34' 4*'' Joe Idirphy (40.87 Dave Ellis (08.56 Larrj* Rodenheck 43' 9 3/4" Bill Bucr.ar.an 171.60 Ken Kevins 31' log" Forrest Doling (46.12 Dor. Knarp 37' £ 3/4" Lawrence Rybee •09.50 Charles Cox (45.70 Dc-jg Hunter 60 - 54 Drane Burgess (10.£7 35 - 59 ( '<• ''*•) Racul Berxon (40.2-3 Warren Walker ILirry -cCoruild 32' lli" Joe iiirrhy 164.89 Dan Ghormley 39' ¥• 146.47 45 - 49 Gerald ".'•Itten 165.11 Tom Thome 36' Phil Idilkey (08.97 • 35 - 39 Charles Cox • 62.25 Larry Harvey S4' ii; 55 - 59 Jin Walker •09.51 Jack Greennood (39.52 To!4 Thornc 37' Jis Jeffries 31' Soott Kriuie (12.83 Jin Ushaa Beau Sarrlck •34' 4" 55-69 (40.70 Jin Jeffries 27' 9" Jack Creenii'ood •61.41 43. 44 Paul Constant (42.67 60-54 Jin Upham •64.29 Tea Viesselowski 41' Hi LCi:G JUiF 40 - 44 Harold litnn •80.75 Joe Idirphy (08.72 ^ Chuck Kehm 40' 8^" Jerry Relchart (10.93 Gary Forshee 27' 7" JlTi Young 36' bj" 30-34 60 Plus Joe Thoaas •15.02 Gary Forshee 34' 11-" Larry P.odenbeck 45 - 49 William Dyer •76.43 Doane Burgess 31' 6 3''4" 20' D .3/4' Art UcLendon 65-69 Clifcon Jackzcn 20' 5r^4' Clixrles l.'ev.ran 33' Sj" £91.27 Joe dcckoan 31' 6 3/4" Don Knapp Phil Uulkey Jack Greenwood •08.38 ^ 18' Cy 33' li" Derjtis Stewart 18* 4* Don Hall 45 - 49 (llr ^ 30' 43/4" 60 Plue Doug Hunter IT- 2." Scott Krane 29' 9" Tea Vi'esselowskl 39' 6" TWO lOLE RUN Ton Thorne, Sr. (13.53 Ken Kevins 17' 1* Bill Buchanan 28' 4i" Ph.ll idjlkey SC lli1 / " Larry Fuerst 36' 3" 30-34 Aoaen's 33-39 35 - 39 50 - 54 Duane Schwada 33' 6 3/4" Ton Logan Liz DsBlaln T- Ton Thome J.C. Brorm 33' ih' 9^57.4 (06.t2 17' 9Z* Goorgc n'arsrjth Elleen-Phllllpa Watson (06.87 Beau Darr}.-Jt .17* 6* Charles Cox 29' lOi" 11^33.03 Ed Lyons Jim Jeffr 14' 11" Jerry helchart 29' 4" 1I^31.70 60-64 ( t Joe ^caas 26' 8 3/4' 60 YD. DASB Jerry Relchart 42' 2 3/4" y 35 - 39 -40- 44- Don Hoist 38' 6" Robert Hughes 10l0I,72 30 - 34 Gary Oliphant 18' 55 - 59' Gene Clohoey « 57' 2g* Jin Hcwell 10(20.27 Clifton Jackson Liwrance Bybee 17' 2 3/4 " Joe Shy 28' 1" (06.50 Charles Coz 34' Si' Rich Ayers lliOl Willlin HowcU Dave Ellis 16'-Gi" Paul Constant 26' 7 3/4" (06.91 Joe Thomas 32' 2 i/4" Janes Abroas 11(25.77 Buster DelaRoehe (08.95 Joe Deckha.m 16' 7 3/4" James Chapman 12.17.28 Dennis Stewart •07.11 Vially Braycp.er 16' 2" £0 Plus 55 - 59 (11 u) Doug Hunter ■♦(h Gary Forshee IS' 2" Dayld Shrader 12' 2i' (07.28 Hale Mclienaain 261 7" 40-44 Ken ReVint (07.30 Paul Constant 25' 6 3/4" Joe Schrag 10(47.34 Women's 30 - 39 Joe Shy 23' 3/4" Ronald Strader 11(08.99 Liz UcBlaln 32' 2j" 35-39 Charles Cox 11(08.80 Tom Bassett (06.79 45 - 49 Wn.E RUN Wally Bramier 11(10.53 Larry Earvey (07.02 60 PI"'.. C 4_ tf' Charles Neman 17'. 11 3/4' Wayne Hobelnann 11(14.12 Tom Thorne (07.19 Phil henn 35* a" Phil (All key 17' 30 - 34 James Burgess 11(16.01 Ross Jensen (07.50 Dave Sehrcdor 34* 10^" Jim Walker 16' 9;" Tea Logon 4i39 Jim Jefferles •07.82 Tcoi Thorne 28' "i" Bill Buchanan 14' 8® Roger Stuel:i 4157 45 - 49 Jaioes Kelly .07.97 Don Nail 14' 1" Greg Kartman 4158 Bill Rhcdd 11(44.84 SHOT PUT C^ Soott Krone 13' 6 3/4" Terry Harms 5115.31 Larry Viiggins 11 (.53. £5 T?A./U3.i Katior.^l Indoor P.ecord Cralg Czuczejko 5i28.99 Don Jiiil lliE9.ru 50 - 54 . Kev/ Q^e f^roup Viorld Kooord Women's 30 - 39 George Warmuth 5131.89 Kon •ttv.'ell 12i05.V6 J.C. Brown l?' 2 S/4" Dal Dorgett 12iOS.70 Liz McBlaln 54' eg" Charles Cox 15' 8 3/4' E'leen "iVatson 24' 7 3/4* 35 - 39 Edwin Alexander 12:59.03 Jorry Reichart 14' es** Susan Klehm Don Welsh 4i52.99 Joseph Thomas 13' Si" Jim Hor.-oll 4i59,04 SO - 54 40 - 44 Rich Ayers 5121.67 Gerald Wittcn lll37.no Gary Cliph&nt (06.82 ^ 880 YD. RUN 65 - 59 Dill Kobert 5}52«36 Pete Ditchell 11(54.65 Thorton Shelton • 07.12 Paul Constant 14' 2" Rlcnord Schuler 5155.66 4}o« BockhAD •07.17 30 - 54 J oe Shy 13' St" SS - 59 Jim iitixen • 07. 20 Derjiis Stewart 2101.50 y-r 40 - 44 Jerry Dorrison . 11:08.01 Lawrence ^ybee (07.39 Eliy Miller 2111.51 60 Plus Joe Schrag 415B.65 Ddwir. Rice 13: 2U.85 Larry Velasquez 2118.69 Toe Thome 12' 1" 45 - 49 Charles Cox 5il7.01 Harold Dann 15:12,76 Graig Czuczojko 2i29.55 Dave Sohrader 6' li" (07.17 James Burg-:ss 5111.90 Duane Sch^sadi Edward Lyons 2:42.88 Je Larry Fuerst •07.39 Ronald Strader 5121.91 4 X 17C YD. FJLAY Wcaen's 30 - 59 Roy freeman 5:4 2.00 Jim Vf^lkcr •07.47 35 - 39 Liz McBlain 16'. lot" Clinton Leoo John Evely 5140.88 1. Jackson (07.96 Gary Cam 2:05.52 Eileen-Philippa 1124.70 Zd Alcxiiider (09.11 Ray Fleshman 5i57.1S' Shelton Don Vielsh 2i 09.16 Watson 14' 10* Philip Spc.'.ocr £155.33 Rodenbeck Gary Jones (06.20 Dan Hebert 2i 24,a Carol 3roc;cnan 12' 4 3,/4' Kurphy J im Abrom 2i 25.04 JJary Tittorlngton 11' 4-i'' a c6 Dcjg Hunter 5* 0" Jaci: Gree.nwood •07.49 Gerald t'hittcn 5i 22.45 Jeffories Lijrn' Rodcnbcck 4' 10' Jim Urham 107.59 Retc ."itcholl 5:42.10 - 3rd ANNUAL METROPOLITAN ATHLETIC CONGRESS W.STERS INDOOR TRACK i FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS 15, 1981, CROMWELL CENTER, STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK 1981 PENN MUTUAL/TAC NATIONAL MASTERS INDOOR TRACK h FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN ~ FEBRUARY 28-HARCH 1, 1981. SA= 30-34; SB >= 35-39; lA = 40i^4; IB = 45-49; 2A = 50-54; 2B - 55-59; 3A - 60 - 64 etc. *» meet record MIN',' Sa-YAHU IIURULtS n-A t. Joe Hurphey 6.69 50 vard dash 600 vd. run TWO mile walk 2. Ko'ier [locker 6.83 SA SA Sub A 1. Hill f.artriqht 6.83 3. Alden Olson 7.13 [jnlan Street 6.92 E. WATSON 33 UN 5.99 A. OBEY 34 UN 1.37.9 I. BUCK 30 AC 17.14.2 4. Bob Parks 7.35 I. BUCK 6.00 i. -1 nil) Ma 11 k 7.16 30 AC M IB M. KElIiY 30 ?r 7.00 4. A1 Lipstonti 7.37 H. BOHIGIAN 44 NY 1.27.2 R. FINE 49 NY 17.21.9 n-B 1. Rush Jacobs 6.88 'a. Jim Crutcher 8.29 Hl IB £. KAUFMAN 46 LI 21.23.0 John 'Van G.Ol 5.84 M. BARNWELL 42 PC C. PAULING 46 NY 1.34.5 2A 3. Chuck Olson 6.86 R. BAiC.XS 43 PC 6.00 Sub B 1. Larnar Miller 6.72 2A T. COSTIGAN 51 .NY 22.49.4 4. Oscar Harris 6.88 H. BOHIGIAN 44 NY 0.04 J. DOWLING 53 NY 1.38.0 2. Gerald Cerulla 7.04 5. Joe Jenkln 6.95 M 3. •John Gerich 7.76 M. LENTZER 55 NY 22.47.0 6. Bushman 6.96 C. PAULING 46 NY 7.00 4. Pat Finley 8.58 I,000 vd. run UX 7. A1 Phillips 7.48 2A 7.73 SA D. LAKRITZ 70 NY 18.31.6 8. Tom Loomis I-A 1. 7.34 T. BROOKS 50 PC 6.34 J. BARBER 33 NY 2.55.8 Barry Kline 2. Larry Judd 7.53 E. TERRAN'OVA 51 NY 6.70 SHOT 'PUT IIl-A 1. Chas. Horthrup 6.95 J. DOWLING 53 NY 6.8 3. Leslie Weed 7.65 K. FINE 39 NY 2.53.9 SA 2. Jim Manno 6.94- J. KELLY 51 u:; 6.8 L. GRELLEK 3. Art Obokata 7.1? 38 NY 2.58.0 J. KOMLNI IT.'! 37'11.3 He COLEN • 53 NY 6.95 I-B 1. Phil Mulkey 7.38 M J. BARBER 33 NT 30'8 2B 2. Wil1iam Clark 7.67 B. KREBS 46 NY 2.37.8 lA in-B I. Roll and Steeb 8.49 M. LENTZER 53-NY 6.91 3. Hi(hard Richardson 8.11 C. PAULING ' 4b NY 2.59.3 J. GOLDSTEIN NY 37'11.5 " '• 2. David Schrader 10.10 3B P.. CLARENCE 46 PC 3.26.6 H. BOHIGIAN 44 NY 32'4.5 L. ROTHBARI 66 NY 7.4 JI-A 1. Joe Murphy 7.63 * Ih. L. JUDD 42 NY 31'4.5 IV-A 1. Hanfried Delia 7.84 2. R.C. Wolf 8.14 W. S1DEK0WIT2 52 SI 3.27.0 13 M. FEINSTEIN 75 NY 9.5 P. CAKAeNSEN 48 NY 32'11 3. Tom Hinkes 8.66 MENS' SHOT PUT J. POPOWICH 4. Don Walsh 9.09 60 NY 3.34.2 K. KILISTIN NY 32'7 53 vards hurdles 2A Sub A 1. Mike Lantry 46'3 1/2"• SA • II-B 1. Noel Buschman 8.93 42' 3" ONE MILE RUN E. TERRANOVA 51 NY 35'6 2. Paul Johnson I. BUCK 30 AC 7.50 SA T. BROOKS 50 PC 35'3 3. Jim Ki rkpatrick 41' 3 1/2" M. DeJesus 34 NY 7.81 III-A 1. Burl Gist 8.81 R. WRIGHT 34 SI 5.37.4 H. COLE.N,-. '53 NY 27'9 4. Horni Baver 40' r U Si. 2. Art Obokata 8.95 L. JL'DD 42 NY 7,63 K. FINE 3. Chas. Nortlirup 10.09 39 NY 5.24.2 H. CANTOR NY 40.75' Sub B 1. Ed Hill 50' 2 1/2" H. BOHIGIAN 44 NY 9.43 L. GRELLER 38 NY 5.37.0 2. James Pearre 31' M. LENTZER 55 NY 26'8 MEIIS' 600-YARD RUN 2A IB 3. Gordon Larson 22' 10" J. KELLY 51 UN 8.53 il2 K. FINE 49 NY 5.30.6 M. FEINSTEIN 75 NY 17'6.5 H. Colen Sub A 1. Dolan Street 1.15.1 50 NY 8.63 C. PAULING 46 NY 5.53.1 1-A 1. Carl Klehn 37* 6" 2. Ken Smith 1.1 7,1 2A HIGH JUMP 2. Jim Heed 33' 8" 300 yards 3. Marvin Lynch 1.18.4 D. DOUGHERTY 52 SI 5.58.2 * 3. Haig Bohlgian 33' 4 1/2" SB A, COHEN 4. tltis Martin 1.20.1 51 NY 6.24.2 I. BUCK 30 AC 5'2 E. MYERS 36 NY 41.6 3A 5. Thomas Wise 1.20.6 SB II-A 1. Jack Scott 41' 11 1/2^ lA , J. POPOWICH 6. Don Moore 1.22.0 60 SY 6.17.7 M. DEJESUS 36 NY 5'4 2. Rudolph Brcdenbeck 39' '9" M, BARNWELL 42 PC 37.4 7. Mike Blake 1.22.1 E. MYERS 36 NY 5'2 3. R.6. WoK 31' 2 1/2" H. BOHOGIAN 44 NY 37.9 8. Joe Demaio 1.22.1 TWO MILE RUN lA R. BARNES 43 PC 39.6 9. Michael Patterson 1.25.3 ih. L. JUDD 42 NY 5'7 IB R. WRIGHT 34 SI 12.26.0 IB C. PAULING 46 NY 58.2 SB Su!) 8 1. Gary Carr 1.16.1 R. CURENCE 46 PC 4'8 2A 2. Ken Sparks 1.17.6 P. BAUSBACHER 39 NY 11.26.9 2A 1-B 1. Len Olson 42' 4 1/2" J, KELLY 51 UN 45.1 K. FINE 3. Robin Ficker 1.19.2 39 NY 11.54.3 H. COLEN 53 :T 4'0 2. Kuss Seilringer 38' 7" 2B 4. Cecil Horde 1.19.3 il J. KELLY 51 UN 3'10 3. Phi 1 Mulkey 38' 3 1/2" M. LENTZER 55 NY 45.3 5. Don Wi 11 i ams 1.21.8 R. FINE 49 NY 11.56.7 4. Ray Carslensen 34' I' ab 6. Ralph Wallace 1.25.8 2A WEIGHT THROW 5. Lugene Puasineix 32' ll 1/2" M.'^EINSTEIN 75 NY 85.8 7. John Shaw 1.33.8 D. DOUGHERTY 52 SI 12.14.7 U 6. Richard Richardson 32' 6" A. COHEN 8. Fred Jex 1.39.8 51 NY 13.32.3 J. BARBER 33 NY 34'0 J. BOMANI UN 27'2 II-B 1. Bill Halmroth 44' 0" iB lltHS'- 600-YAItU RUN cont . 2. Jon Ulam 35' r P. CARSTENSEN 48 NY 38'0 3. Hel Buschman 3V 4" K. KRASTIN NY 32'0 I-A 1. Larry Colbert i.ia.j 4. Charles Olsen 29' 11" 2. Haig Bohlgian 1.21.1 .3. Alwyn Marshall 1.30.8 Ill-B 1. David Shrader 32' 8" 4. Bill Argregta 1.34.6 third , annual metropolitan athletic CONGRESS INDOOR MASTERS TRACK S FIELD 1. Sherman Burlio 29' ID" 1-B 1. Rudy Enders 1.21.6 cRA.i!F3«3HiPs ' rea. 15, wai 2. George Gluppe 1.22.3 HENS' LONG JUMP WOMEN TEAM SCORES (5-4-3-2-1) 3. Bill barton 50 yard dash 30-39 4. B111 Watson K26.0 Sub A 1. George Swanston 22' 5" 2. Therm Kirkland 2T 6 1/2" C. McKENZIE 49 NY 7.5 NY - NEW YORK MASTERS SPORTS CLUB 64 5. John Burrle 1.34.3 3. 20' 10" A. CIRULNICK 46 NY 7.9 AC - NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 19 Robert Beale 4. Larry Long 20' .9" SI - STATEN ISUND ATHLETIC CLUB 10 n-A 1. Kelsey Brown 1.24.6 2. Robert Bowman 1.26.8 5. Ranee Teeple 20' 5" 300 yard da eh ST - STAPLETON ATHLETIC CLUB 3 C. McKENZIE 49 NY 49.1 3. Charles Ldniunds 1.30.J 6. Jim Crutcher 18' 3 3/4" 7. 17' 11 3/4" 40-49 4. Roger Huiker 1.J4.1 Joe Mi Chi line Glenn Cunningham 1.36.2 ONE MILE RUN NY - NEW YORK MASTERS SPORTS CLUB 126 6. Don Walsh 1.3B.9 Sub B 1. Mike Ellis 18' 8 3/4" U PC - NEW YORK PIONEERS 25 2. Henry Hopkins 10' 7" L. SVURMS UN 7.57 LI - LONG ISUND ATHLETIC CLUB 4 1.30.6 3. Ron August 17' 9 1/4" IB II-B 1. Archie Messenger 1.34.9 4. 15' 7" C. McKENZIE 49 NY 6.13.5 50P 2. Don Hsrris John Shaw 3. Tom Loomis 1.53.5 NY = NEW YORK MASTERS CTORTS CLUB 98 1. Larry Judd 18' 2 1/4" SHOT PUT- SI - STATEN ISUND ATHLETIC CLUB 15 Ml-A Jim Manno 1.33.8 2. Haig Bohigtan 16' 10 3/4" A. CIRULNICK 46 NY 25'10 PC - NEW YORK PIONEERS 9 John Hubbard 1.41.7 HIGH JUMP I-B 1. Rudy Enders 19' 3 3/4" M. BERETY 31 NY 4'8 MENS' 50-YARD DASH 2. William Clark 19' 3. Phil Mulkey 18' 1/4" Sub A 1. Lugene Thomas 5.69 4. Richard Richardson 17' b 1/4" 2. George Swanstun 5.82 5. Ray Carstens on 16' 4" 3. Kick Casun 5.83 4. Dan Thiel 5.86 II-A 1. Jack Scott 15' 10" 5. Thurmond Kirkland 5.99 2. Dan Botsford 13' 6 1/2" 6. Robert Beals 6.01 3. R.G. Wolf Il a" Sub B 1. Clarence Ray 5.69 II-B 1. Mel Buschman ls' 7" 2. LaMar Mi 1ler 5.79 2. Oscar Harris 15' 3 1/2" 3. Robert Lynch 5.83 Donald Harris 15' 1" 4. Mike Ellis 5.86 4. Chuck Oison 13' 9" 5. Tom Randolph 6.02 .6- Lou TutI 6.18 111-A t. Art Oli.j^ota 15' 7 1/2" I-A 1. Tom Stradley 6.06 2. Larry Colbert 6.21 Ml-r. 1. Uavid '..ader o' 3 3/4" 3. Harry Tolliver 6.22 4. Haig Bohigian 6.36 IV-H I. Slierumn Burtio ir 4" 5. G. buninerfield 6.38 6. Cliarles Dudley 6.41 7. Robert Pfeifer 6.47 8. John Waters 6.63 MCNS' MILl M.- NS' 'jU-V/U(D DA^H _cont. Sub A 1 Pal Ui Ison 4.16.9 . 4.17.4 Sandra Knott of Cleveland and I-li 1. Ma 11 11rciwn 6.13 I'fter HaHop George llorton 6.17 3. lerry Furst 4.21.0 Beverly Shingles of New Zealand 4.22.7 1. Will!am Clark 6.45 4. Glen Andrews in 10,000 meter run In World Games 4. Ru.liard Hithardton 6.50 5. Pat Haines 4.31.1 6. Jeff III inky 4.33.9 in Christchurch. J. Jim Barrel 6.51 6. Bill Barton 6.73 /. Hike Blake 4.'jb.U 7. John Barrie 7.27 8. Jim Hellers 5.01.5 %*•» Apriri^l National Masters Newsletter pagV23 TRACK & FIELD RES 1. Mike Pcrsak 4.46.8 Sub 8 1. James Littlejohn 5' 10" 1_1J_-A I. Jim Manno 39.5 WOMENS' 50-YARD DASH 2. Jim Skalski 5.04.2 2. Alonzo Littlejohn 5' 10" 2. Art Obokata 41.2 3. Dan Baxter 5.13.6 3. Henry Hopkins 5' 4" Sub A 1. Eileen Watson 6.60 4. Bob Beck 5.22.6 4. Charles Polhamus 5' 2" IJ^A 1. Hanfred D'Ellla 46.0 2. Janice Fowler 6.65 5. Bob Whltson 5.24.4 3. Joyce Ward 8.12 6. Jerry Math 5.40.7 l-A 1. Mamon Gibson 5' 10" 'ICNS' 35-PQUND WEIGHT THROW 4. N. Simboer 8.56 2. Barry Klein 5' 7 1/2 1. Ernest Blllups 4.32.'l l-A 3. Bill Toomey 5' 6" Sub A 1. Norman Bower 44' 11 1/2' Sub 8 1. Frances Baxter' 7.58 2. Dan Conway 4.34.8 4. Larry Judd 5' 4" 2. Paul Johnson 35' 4" 3. • Kurt Berggren 4.40.6 4. Don Sleenian 4.54.a 3. J1ni Kirkpatrlck 32' 2" I-B 1. Richard Richardson 5' 10" 'j. John Bixler 4.57.9 1-A 1. Joanne Grissom 7.0C 2. Tom Langenfleld 6" Sub B 1. Edward Hill 42' 5" 6. Dave Williams 5.10.2 5' 3. Phil Mulkey 5' 4". 2., James Pearce 29' 10" 7. Shcmi Everett 5.15.5 I-11 1. Marie Barrle 8.24 4. 4' 8. Bill Agresta 5.17.7 Len 01 sen 6" 9. A1 Owens 5.23.7 II-A 1. Clara Boucher 9.18 1. 4' 10" 10. Nat Ehrlich 5.47.5 Ll-A Jack Scott 2. Liz Messenger 11.84 2. Don Botsford 4' 3" 4' b®. 1. Ino Canto 4.52.7 3. R.G. Wolf 0" 1-A 1. Carl Klehn 39' 2" WOMENS' SHOT PUT 2. Ed VanderHevvel 5.00.5 1. Spotswood Hall 5' 2" 3. Robert Fine 5.06.9 ll-A I-B 1. Russ Seitzinger 43' Sub A 1. Eileen Watson 26'-10" 4' 4. Bill Barton 5.10.0 2. Chuck Olson 6" 2. Len Olson 40' 1" 4' 5. Wilbur Griffin 5.11.6 3. Hel Buschman 3" 3. Ray Carstenson 34' 7" Sjjb B 1. Susan Klehm 23' 9" 6. A1 Revencroft 5.11.7 4. Gene Paaslnen HENS' HIGH JUMP cont. 7. Jim Lansfleld 5.14.2 1-A 1. Joanne Grissom 36' 7" 8. James Kars 6.07.5 II-A 1. Jack Scott 33' 5" Ill-A 1. Burl Gist 4' 10" 1-p 1. Shirley Biedenheck 20' 8" 2. Alonzo Littlejohn 3' 3" ll-A 1. George Vernsky 4.52.4 II-B 1. 8111 Walmroth 36' 10 2. Jim Forshee 4.57.7 2. John Ulam 27' 10' ll-A 1. Elizabeth Messenger 18' 2 T/2' III-O David Schrader 3' 3" 3. Kelsy Brown 5.01.6 4. Bob Bowman 5.09.2 IIl-B 1. David Shrader 20' 6' WOMENS' LONG JUW HENS' 1000 5. Fred Heller 4.34.6 6. Glen Cunningham 5.37.0 HENS' TRIPLE JUMP S ii A 1. Eileen Watson 17' 9 1/4" Sub _A. 1. Glen Andrews 2.17.9 2. Peter Hal lop 2.21.5 Sub A 1. Ranee Teeple 44' 3 1/2" I-A 1. Joanne Grissom 15' 9 1/4" 3. Terry Furst 2.22.3 2. Lee Myers 43' 1 3/4" ll-.B 1. Don Greenwood 5.30.6 4. Elmo Morales 2.22.7 3. Robert Beale 42' 8 3/4" WOMENS' MILE RUN 5. Ken Smith 2.27.3 Ill-A 1. John Hubbard 5.49.4 6. Norman Thomas 2.30.7 SiA B 1. Hike Ellis 39' 6 1/4" 2. Tim Oyas 5.53.5 Sjrt^ A 1. Pat Martin 5.53.7 7. Mike Patterson 2.44.3 2. Charles Polhamus 37' 4 1/4" 3. Jim McGlluary 6.16.3 2. Pat Bourcy 6.23.3 3. Robin Ficker 36' 9 1/2" 3. Nan Sleaber 6.23.4 Sub _UB 1. Gary Carr 2.18.5 4. Alonzo Littlejohn 35' 4 1/2" MENS' TWO MILL 2. Dennis Robinson 2.35.2 5. Ron August 35' 2" Sub B 1. Elizabeth Burt 5.50.4 3. Don Williams 2.36.4 Sub A 1. Peter Hal lop 9.19.1 4. Jim Skelski 2.39.4 1-A 1. Larry Judd 35' 8" 2. Terry Furst 9.27.3 NA 1. Sandra Knott 5.48.8 2. Haig Bohlglan 33' 8" 2. Mary Cullen 5.51.0 3. Jeff Hllnka 9.31.4 I-A 1. Ernie Blllups 2.21.8 4. Ray Ribjha 10,06..• 3. Karen Hellapa 5.03.6 2. Bill Mayer 2.29.5 l-B 1. Phil Mulkey 36' 5. 9" 4. Cardyn Pryor 6.15.5 Rex Reltenga 12.01.4 3. Jon Bixler 2.38.3 2. WI11 iam Clark 36' 6 1/4" 5. Mary Lou Vlars 6.40.1 4. Dave Williams 2.48.3 3. Ray Carstenson 32' 10 1/2 Sub B 1. Jim Patton 10.02.4 4. Hank Schmitt 2. Don Baxter 27' 1 1/2" II-A 1. 8arb Neuhauser 6.35.4 11.24.8 I-B 1. George Cluppe 2.35.9 3. Bill Whltson 11.31.0 2. Ino Canto 2.36.5 IV-B 1. Sherman Burho 22' 4. 9 1/4" WOMENS' TWO MILE RUN Randy Oak 11.51.2 3. Bill Barton 2.38.7 5. Rich Baldwin 12.31.0 4. Ed Vanderhcvval 2.39.3 HENS' TWO HILE HAIK 6. Gordon Larson Sub A 1. Pat Martin 12.37.2 12.35.4 5. A1 Ravencroft 2.43.2 6. Cliuck Morton 2.54.0 1. Martin Kraft l-.l 1. Dan Conway 9.41.8 Sub A 15.34.5 Sub B 1. Elizabeth Burt 12.19.6 7. John Saver 2.59.6 2. John Padrick 16.23.4 2. Don Sleeiiian 10.35.6 2. Jeanne Bucci 14.16.3 3. David Williams 10.52.0 II-A 1. Kelsey Brown 2.37.5 Sub B 1. Jim Skalski 20.17.9 4. Jerry Bocci 11.11.4 I-A 1. Sandra Knott 12.00.3 2. Robert Bowman 2.42.8 2. John Shaw 22.17.4 5. Harry Tolliver 11.24.7 2. 3. Jim Forshee 2.44.3 Karen Hollopa 12.37.8 3. Mary Cullen 12.41.0 1. Jerry Bucci 16.12.9 .1-1 1. Ino Cantu 10.01.6 LA Il-B 1. Archie I4essen9er 2.46.6 2. 16.56.0 2. Brian Harris 10.04.0 Hartley Vezlna l-B 1. Sue Morton 16.54.0 2. Don Greenwood 3.08.2 3. 19.18.3 3. . Wilbur Griffin 10.55.7 Frank Suby 3. Phil Boucher 3.19.7 4. Robert Fine 11.08.4 ll-A 1. Marilyn Leighton 24.33.2 l-B 5. Chuck Morton 11.32.2 1. Fine 20.52.2 Itl-AA 1. John Hubbard 3.11.4 6. Hank Schmi tt 11.58.2 2. James McGllvray 3.25.4 WOMENS' HIGH JUMP 7. James Kahrs 13.12.3 MENS' 300 YARD Sub A 1. Eileen Watson 5' 1" ll-A 1. George Vernosky 10.21.0 2. Allen Lawrence 10.23.4 H.'M Sub _A_ 1. Eugene Thomas 32.0 I_-^A 1. Joanne Grissom 4- 3" 3. Jim Forshee 10.35.6 2. Dan Thiel 33.3 •II-B I. Phillips 4. Peter Ways 11.12.7 20.56.6 3. Ellis Martin 33.4 2. Joe Jenkin WOMENS' 1000 5. Fred Hollapa 11.16.0 22.35.5 4. Oolaii Street 33.5 5. Tom Malik 35.0 UNA I. Tim Oyas 1. Pat Bourcy 3.13.4 M-B 1. Don Greenwood 11.21.0 10.12.0 6. Hick Salypo 35.1 2. Pat Martin 3.24.6 7. Dan Moore 37.3 III".® '• David Schrader 29.43.2 llIA 1. Tim Dyas 12.57.1 ]_-A 1. Karen Hollupa 3.15.9 2. Jim HcGllvaray 13.48.0 2. Mary Kahrs 3.33.2 Sub 8 1. C'ar(!nct Kay 32.5 ONf hue relay y Rdhin Ficker 34.4 ll-A 1. i. Dun Wi111ams 34.7 3.33.3 Barb Niehouse 3.25.6 MINS' POLL VAULT '• Unattached 4. Lou Tutl 35.2 2. Over-tlie-HIll 3.39.5 WOMENS' 300-YARD 5. K.i1|ili Wallace 36.6 3. AATC 3.54.1 Sub A 1. W11 llanison 15' b. P.it Tiiiley 37.0 2. Mlchi1Ine 13' Sub A 1. Eileen Watson 38.2 7. John Shaw 38.0 l"-** '• "b'* ^ork Masters 4.40.2 3. Green 1.-'' 6" 2. Janice Fowler 38.3 4. Rduscher 12' 1-A 1. Larry Colbert 34.0 IWlj HUl.iiaAY T3. Barb Perry 42.9 5. Hinchcl1ff ir y. Harry Tol liver 34.3 4. Joyce Ward 47.6 5. Nan Slentierg 48.9 J. G. Sunnerfleld 34.7 1. AATC 8.40.5 Sub B 1. Polhamus 15' 4. Grovur Coats 39.0 2. Hacomh Road Ruoners9.01.8 4. . Seeley 13' 6" 5. Halg Bohlglan 35.7 SubJ 1. Miki Hervey 41.8 3. Turcheck 13' 6" 6. Charles Dudley 37.6 2. Frances Baxter' 45.5 - 4. Hopkins 12' 6" WOHEHS' 50-YARD HURDLES 1. Mary Cullen 4»,.5 l-B 1. George Horton 35.5 1. Sokolowski 15' l-A 2. Matt Brown 35.7 2. Richard 13' 6" Sub A 1. Eileen Uatson 7.90- ATC 1. Marie Barrle 49.9 3. Rudy Cnders 36.5 l-A 3. Hoyle 13' 4. George Gluppe 36.7 4. 7uran 12' I-.A • 1. Joanne Grissom 8.13 l_l-A I. Barb Ne^^uj 47.1 5. Josh Culbreath 37.2 5. Weed 10' 0" 2. Clavd Boucher 60.0 6. William Barton 37.7 MOHENS' 60b-YARD RUN 7. Lirry Watson 38.9 NB 1. 12' 6" WOMENS' 35-PaOHD WEIGHT TWWW Davenport U. Richard Richardson 39.0 2. Sut^A 1. Jan Fowler 1.34.4 Nulkey 10' • 9. John Barrle 41.2 2. Barb Perry 1.41.4 Sub B I. Susan Klehm 12' 11" ll-A 1. Hinkes 10' J. Joyce Hard 1.46.4 INAA 1. .gpbert Bowman 37.8 4. Nan Slemberq 1.46.5 A.'. Schoon 9' l^NS' TWO MILE W^K 39.1 5. Pat Horsey 1-4?.2 3. Wolf 8' 2. Roger Hocker 3. Joe Murphy 39.2 6. Pat Martin i.47.3 Sub A 1. Elizabeth Stacy 22.17.6 IV-A 1. Burho 8' 6" 4. Bon Walsh 42.5 5. Alden Olson 44.4' Sub B 1. Jeanne Bocci 16.42.2 '• '''''' ifervey 1.33.3 B 1. Rush Jacobs 38.7 2- francis Baxter 1.47.7 HENS' HIGII JUHP 11"..^ 1- Marilyn Leighton 29.12.6 2. Donald Harris 40.1 1. Del Littlejohn 5' 10" 3. Oscar Harris 40.3 IjA 1. Mary Cullen 1.45.7 WOMENS- MILE RaAY 2. Buddy. Uilliinson 5' 10" 4. Joe Jenkins 41.4 AI Phillips 45.0 3. Hooer Hlnchcliff S' 8" 5. II-A I. Barb Heuhaus 1.48.5 Greater Rochester TC 5.14.8 page 24 National Masters Newsletter April 1981 r-- -• WORLD'SHUTEST NHES. Beaverton,, Oregon "V .-'L _r*i ^ jf M