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Seoul Calgary 1988 24, Ocean City, N.J. (Eight w/coxswain) "Peg" Mallery, 26, Delhi, N.Y. (Eight (Smallbore Rifle, Prone) / *Darius Young, /John Riley, 24, Coventry, R.l. (Sweeps w/coxswain) / Anne Marden, 29, Con­ 50, Winterburn, Alberta, Canada (Free spare) / Raoul Rodriguez, 25, New cord, Mass. (Single sculls) / Jennie Pistol) Orleans, La. (Four w/o coxswain) / John Marshall, 27, Durham, N.H. (Quad) I *Young is an American citizen living in "Jack" Rusher, 21, Westwood, Mass. Anne Martin, 26, Cambridge, Mass. Canada. (Eight w/coxswain) / Jon Smith, 26, (Quad) / Stephanie Maxwell, 24, Swampscott, Mass. (Eight w/coxswain) / Somerville, N.J. (Eight w/coxswain) / Mixed Greg Springer, 27, Newport Beach, Ca­ Abby Peck, 31, Waverly, Pa. (Eight Brian Ballard, 27, Fort Benning, Ga. lif. (Sculls spare) I Kevin Still, 27, New w/coxswain) I *Kimberly Santiago, 26, (Trap) / Daniel Carlisle, 32, Corona, Ca­ Rochelle, N.Y. (Double sculls) / John Madison, Wis. (Four w/coxswain) / Anna lif. (Trap; Skeet) / #Terry Carlisle, 34, Strotbeck, 31, Margate, N.J. (Quad) / Seaton, 24, Manhattan, Kan. (Eight Downey, Calif. (Skeet) / Matt Dryke, 30, Andy Sudduth, 27, Cambridge, Mass. w/coxswain) / Ann Strayer, 28, Belmont, Redmond, Wash. (Skeet) / George Haas (Single sculls) I Theodore "Ted" Mass. (Quad spare) / Juliet Thompson, III, 25, Gainesville, Fla. (Trap) I Carolyn Swinford, 28, Piedmont, Calif. (Sweeps 21, Medfield, Mass. (Eight w/coxswain) Koch, 21, Duncan, Okla. (Trap) / spare) / John Terwilliger, 30, Cincinnati, / Kristen Thorsness, 28, Anchorage, Richard "Rick" Smith, 38, Redmond, Ohio (Four w/coxswain) I Mike Teti, 31, Alaska (Sweeps spare) I Cathy Tippett, Wash. (Skeet) Upper Darby, Pa. (Eight w/coxswain) / 31, Irvine, Calif. (Double sculls) / Alison # John Walters, 25, Philadelphia, Pa. (Four Townley, 23, Minneapolis, Minn. (Eight Terry is a woman. w/coxswain) I *Mark Zembsch, 29, w/coxswain) Women Berkeley, Calif. (Four w/coxswain) * Coxswain Kim Dyer, 41, Waco, Texas (Sport Pis­ tol; Air Pistol) / Ruby Fox, 43, Parker, * Coxswain Eight + Coach: Robert Ernst, Edmonds, Ariz. (Sport Pistol; Air Pistol) I Wanda Wash. / Four+ Coach: Carol Bower, Head Coach: Kris Korzeniowski, Jewell, 34, Fort Benning, Ga. (Smallbore Belmont, Mass. / Quad Coach: Elizabeth Princeton, N.J. / Four+ Coach: Ralph Rifle, Three-Position) / Launi Meili, 25, "Liz" O'Leary, Waban, Mass. / Pairx "Curtis" Jordan, Princeton, N.J. / Fourx Colorado Springs, Colo. (Smallbore Ri­ Coach: Hollis "Holly" Hatton, Coach: Ted Nash, Philadelphia, Pa. / fle, Three-Position; Air Rifle) / Deena Somerville, Mass. I Doubles Coach: Quad Coach: Jim Dietz, New London, Wigger, 22, Colorado Springs, Colo. (Air Thomas McKibbon, Newport Beach, Ca­ Conn. I Pair+ Coach: Fred Smallbone, Rifle) lif. / Singles Coach: Jean Pierre Leroux, Villanova, Pa. I Doubles Coach: Stephen Boulogne, France I Manager: Victoria Pistol Coach: Dan luga, Colorado Quagliano, White Plains, N.Y. / Man­ "Tori" Baker, Seattle, Wash. I Asst. Man­ Springs, Colo. / Rifle Coach: Robert ager: Peter Zandbergen, Omaha, Neb. ager: Mike Hughes, Ventnor City, N.J. Mitchell, Denver, Colo. / Manager: / Asst. Manager: Mark Stormberg, Den­ Lones Wigger, Colorado Springs, Colo. ver, Colo. SHOOTING I Asst. Manager: William Pullum, Colo­ rado Springs, Colo. Women *Elizabeth "Betsy" Beard, 27, Ches- Men tertown, Md. (Eight w/coxswain) / Rojelio "Ray" Arredondo, 37, Fort Ben- SOCCER (Football) Elizabeth "Liz" Bradley, 27, Boston, ning, Ga. (Rapid-Fire Pistol) / Todd Mass. (Four w/coxswain) / Susan Bensley, 28, Lordsburg, N.M. (Running Desmond Armstrong, 23, Columbia, Broome, 29, Edmonds, Wash. (Eight Game Target) / Erich Buljung, 44, Fort Md. (Defender) / Brian Bliss, 23, Roch­ w/coxswain) / Christine "Chris" Benning, Ga. (Air Pistol) / Glenn Dubis, ester, N.Y. (Midfielder) / Paul Caligiuri, Campbell, 24, Seattle, Wash. (Eight 29, Fort Benning, Ga. (Smallbore Rifle, 24, Diamond Bar, Calif. (Defender) / w/coxswain) / Sherri Cassuto, 31, Seat­ Prone; Smallbore Rifle, Three-Position) Kevin Crow, 27, San Diego, Calif. (De­ tle, Wash. (Quad) / Jennifer Corbet, 23, / Dan Durben, 29, St. Paul, Minn. (Small­ fender) I Rick Davis, 29, Tacoma, Wash. Cheyenne, Wyo. (Four w/coxswain) / bore Rifle, Three-Position) / Rod Fitz- (Midfielder) / John Doyle, 22, Fremont, Cynthia "Cindy" Eckert, 22, Brookfield, Randolph Jr., 29, Tampa, Fla. (Air Rifle) Calif. (Defender) / Jeff Duback, 24, La Wis. (Four w/coxswain) / Sarah Gengler, / Robert "Bob" Foth, 30, Colorado Jolla, Calif. (Goalkeeper) I Eric Eich- 25, Milwaukee, Wis. (Four w/coxswain) Springs, Colo. (Air Rifle) / John McNally, mann, 23, Margate, Fla. (Forward) / Jim / Monica Havelka, 32, Lomita, Calif. 32, Fort Benning, Ga. (Rapid-Fire Pistol) Gabarra, 29, Louisville, Ky. (Midfielder) (Double sculls) / Angie Herron, 27, / Don Nygord, 52, La Crescenta, Calif. / Brent Goulet, 24, Tacoma, Wash. (For­ Alpena, Mich. (Quad) / Jocelyn Rearing, (Free Pistol; Air Pistol) / Ed Suarez, 21, ward) / John Harkes, 21, Kearny, N.J. 28, Binghamton, N.Y. (Sweeps spare) / Pleasanton, Calif. (Air Pistol Alternate) / (Midfielder) / Frank Klopas, 22, Chicago, Mara Keggi, 25, Middlebury, Conn. (Pair Scott Swinney, 19, Manchester, Tenn. III. (Forward) / Paul Krumpe, 25, Rolling w/o coxswain) / Barb Kirch, 28, Penl- (Running Game Target) / Webster Meadows, III. (Defender) / Bruce Mur­ lyn, Pa. (Pair w/o coxswain) I Margaret "Web" Wright III, 21, Annapolis, Md. ray, 22, Germantown, Md. (Midfielder).
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