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45th Issue May 1982 $1.25 Four U.S. Marks Set 261 Compete Duarte, Thomas in Florida Win National 20K T&FChampionships from BOB LANGENBACH by BILL GENTRY KENT, WA, March 14—FrankDuarte, 40, and Patricia Thomas, 41, won the SARASOTA, Fla., March 13-14— TAC/Penn Mutual National 20 kilo Two hundred sixty-one competitors Irom meter championshipstoday as four U.S. eight states and Puerto Rico combined age-group records fell by the wayside. with sunny 80 degree weather to make Thomas, Clive Davies, Ruth Ander this the finest Florida State Masters son and Patricia Dixon established new meet in several years. U.S. bests for the distance among the Meet director Kent Wiley of host quality field of 110 runners. Manasota Track Club reported 70 meet Seattle's David Hambly immediately records broken. Shirley Smith set an went into the lead on the 2-lap course, American W45 high jump record of followed by Duarte, ofSanta Ana, Cal., 3' 10", bettering the mark of3'8", set by who took overjust before 1Ok (in a fast Irene Obera in July, 1980. 32:10), and continued to increase his Forthe eighth year in a row, Manasota lead to 38 seconds at the finish in a Track Club won the team trophy amass brilliant 1:05:14. ing 135IV2 points, the team also won the Thenextthree, Mike Heffeman, Dave masters and sub-masters trophy. Puerto Williams and Jerry Schmidt, all held Rico was second in the team standings position through the race. Bob Hughes with 5091i points. Continued on page 21 The strongPuerto Rican team ofsome 25 members made the competition very keen. In the M50 4x110 yd. relay, for 12 Meet Records instance, there were five teams entered Set in with the Puerto Ricans coming in first A frequently heard comment by com Eastern Regionals petitors was, "Ijumped (or threw) further than I ever have before and came in by BOB FINE third." WEST POINT, N.Y., March 14- This writer ran his second fastest i 00 The 10th Annual TAC Eastern Regional Continued on page 21 Indoor Masters Track & Field Cham pionships held here today is the oldest 2 SI

Masters indoor meet in the world. < This was the best attended, with at B> •02 least a dozen meet records and five age ^ 03 5 03 » records established. 'O O" The closest race was the M45 600 in J-10' whichArt Gaton, 45, oftheNY Pioneers CD " justedgedoutNationalOutdoor400 and 800 meterChampion, ClilfPauling, 47, of the NY Masters by 1/10th of a second in the meet record time of 1:20.0. Close behind in 3rd place was Haig Bohigian, 45, NY Masters National Outdoor Penta thlon Champion who finished in 1:21.4. Bob Williams ofthe Shore A.C., 42, established himselfas the premier mas One of tfie.leading open competitors In tfie nation during the past few years, Cindy Dalrymple could ters sprinter in the East. He set a meet well become the top American woman masters runner of 1982. The former Hawaiian, now living in record inthe300yarddashin 33.7, after New York City, turned 40 on March 5. In the past 16 months, she has won over $40,000 on the winning the 60 yard dash in 6.55. professional circuit, including a $25,000 triumph in the 1981 Los Angeles Marathon in 2:39:24. She is thesubject of thismonth's Gun Lap by Mike Tymn on page6. Continued on page21 photo by Mike Tymn page 2 National Masters News May 1982

I was puzzled by your criticism of for 6. The only time I came close iii the Write On! Chariots of Fire. You say the mass media lOK was when he had run a half-maiEathiOin failed to mention the factual inac theday before.Usually,hetakesnasby2 curacies. That's not surpising because minutes in a JO kilometer. Address letters to: they don't write with the T&F fan in George Sheehmr. M.D. NatkHial Masters Newsletter. P.O. Box 2372, Van NuyS, CA 91404 mind, although the British film reviewers Red Bank. New Tersey CHARIOTS OFFIRE did mention this in passing. I know of a couple of other"liberties": Youreditorialcomments (AprilA'MAO I originate from England and the film KNEE SURGERY on the Oscar winningmovie Chariots of aroused nothing in me whatsoever. In Abrahams andLiddell neverracedagainst I was tempted to drop my ,sui3scr.iptkm Fire were very valid. The only Lindsay fact, I squirmed and felt that I had made each other at any time yet the film showed since I had majorkneesurgery lastMay of the era ran in the 1920 400 meters. the right decision in 1960 to become that they did. Abrahams met his future and ordered to run and jump no more. The film did show that Abrahams failed an Australian. wife sometime after his days at Cam But after readingthecurreni issue,Jjiiist miserably in the 1924 200 behind Scholz, No doubt the film struck a chord in bridge. couldn't stop reading about my mainy Paddock and Liddell. However, it did peoplewho rememberthe "good olddays" The Lord Lindsey portrayed in the friends who are fortunate andcontsnue to not mention that Abrahams also com when only "gentlemen" went to the film wasa playonthelateLordBurghley do well. peted in the 1920 100/200. Olympics. It was a simple, old-fashioned who did win a gold at the Olympics, the Me/Busciiman fairy story which bored me. 1928 Games. It was he who ran around Lansing, Mitriiigan National Masters Also I rememberAbrahams andCrump the quadrangle of one of the Cambridge METRIC VS IMPEUEAL as being an all powerful "British Amateur colleges. j'ack Thatcher's 48'%" is not a iworki Officers Athletic Board," a virtual dictatorship Douglas Lowe, the winner of the 8(X)M record as 8-pound shots are used ncowbere with Abrahams "the clever one" at the in Paris, was also a Cambridge man. I in the world but some meets intihe: USA. ATHLETICS CONGRESS annual AAA meetings. understand he did not wish to cooperate Maksimczyk's 46'!4" mark wiarti a 4 TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: in the making of the film. Maybe that's Jim Weed On the other hand, the film Reds was KG implement is worth at leasa. 49' with 11672 E. 2nd Ave. technically and politicallya masterpiece— why the Lord Lindsey piece was written the much lighter 8-pounder. Aurora, CO 80010 and it lost because the theme is a "hot in. It is amazing how stubboamly thievery (303) 341-2980 potato" in the Reagan-Haig theory ofthe The movie's emotional premise falsely democratic Americans are adihering, to LONCJ DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: universe. However, that it was financed based? Well, Abrahams did face a little the old British Imperial measarerateiits, Bob Boal and nominated pays tribute thattruth can anti-semitism and Liddell was a devout while the Brits themselves abaradoiied 121 W. Sycamore Ave, be the greatest prize of all, and that the Christian whogaveup what mostpeople the system as antiquated. Amemicans" Wake Forest. NC 27587 Olympics at all costs should be kept safe saw as his best chance of winning a lack ofknowledge ofthe uniwersaii metric TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: from political and financial greed. medal by refusing to run on a Sunday. system has created numeroustragiconruc Pete Mimdle His besttimeover 4(X) priortothe Olym 4017 Via Marina «C-301 Jack Pennington incidents in every comer ofihe woild— Venice. CA 90291 Canberra, Australia pics was 49.2. including Olympic and World Masters ai3) 823-8804 Ifthe credits claimed that the film was Games. LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: a "true story" thenthe film makersslipped A. Zakis Bob Martin up. "A movie based on a true story" National Ruiming Data Center StouffviUe, Qninark) NATIONAI MASTERS NEWS would have been a better introduction. I P.O. Box 42888 Tucson, AZ 85733 can't imagine that they were trying to 4Sth Issue TYMN'S YARDSmCK (602) 323-2223 mislead anyone. I reckon the average MAY 1982 Hooray for Mike Tymn (Marcfc '82). INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: film fan would judge it on its entertain Haig Bohigian It's about time someone starts tsocpes- Editor ment value. Leaving aside the poetic 225 Himter Ave. tion these odd events and distaffiuies. It A1 Sheahen license, have you ever seen a better film North Tarrytown, NY 10591 seems no one wants to leave well ewMigh with a T&F theme? (914) 631-1547 Production alone. Many of us like to ccsmpare our West Coast Graphics By the way, some of Shakespear's his WORLD ASSOCIATION OF improvements, or how muchwe cjjqroff, VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) torical plays are, so I understand, fac CONTRIBUTORS tually inaccurate. each year. It is quite difficult So, do this PRESIDENT: Alistair Aitken. Ruth Anderson. with meets changing distances eadiiyear. Don Farquharson ' Leo Benning. Haig Bohigian. Rodney Wilfred Morgan This years' National TAC oitdoGinneet 269 Ridgewood Road Chamock. Alvin Clark. Phil Conley. Birmingham, England West Hill, Ontario Bob Fine. Nolan Fowler. Bill Gentry. is a good example of this abtMninaac®. Canada MIC 2X3 JimGerard Spotswood Halt HalHigdoa ATHLETES OF THE YEAR Whoever heard of the events held at the NORTH AMERICAN REP: Dave Jacksoa Mike Jacksoa BobMartfa I appreciate being named TAC 60- meet? How can peoplejudge theiriperfor- Bob Fine Wendell Miller. Wilf Morgan. mances in a 500, 3000, etc.? T'his was 77 Prospect Place Pete Mundle. Mike TymaJack Penningtoa and-over distance runner of the year. But Brooklyn, NY 11217 Phil Partridge. Barbara Pike. Jim Scanell. I must tell you I am not even the New Jer my third trip to the Nationals aada was (212) 789-6622 Felicity Schimper. Val Schultz. sey 60-and-over distance runner of the the third different hurdle ;Eace. Headly, TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: TomSheaheaBmce Springbetx Bill Stock. year. Jack Start is. He has beaten me 6 Contisnued

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July 3. Pepsi lOK National Championships, September 5. TAC National Masters 5K October 1-10. 1st U.S./ China Masters New York City. Box 881, NYC 10022. Road Championships, Denver. Joe Arrizola, On Tap for May Track and Field Championships. Nanjing. July 7. Manufacturers Hanover Corporate 12236 E. Kentucky Ave., Aurora CO 80012. Hangzhou, Hong Kong. Sports Travel Inter Challenge #1, Central Park, 7 p.m. (Wed.) (303) 343-8504. ! national, PC Box 7823, San Diego, CA TRACK &FIELD j July 18. NY Masters lOK Racewalk Han WEST 92107.(714) 225-9555, dicap, Prospect Park, 10 a.m. May 1.4th Annual LagunaNigiiel lOK Fun The outdoor season gpts into fiiil bloomj December 11. Puerto Rico Masters T&F July 28. Manufacturers Hanover #3, Cen Run, Laguna Niguel, Calif. Julie Sweany this month, with action every weekendj Championships, San Juan, Gilberto Gonzalez- tral Park, 7 p.m. (714) 831-9622. somewhetTe in the country. The West Julia, above. August 1. Essex County SummerTrack Fes May 2. Avenue of the Giants Marathon, Coast Masters T&F Classic in Visalia, September 23-30, 1983. 5th World Veter tival VI. lOK, 3K X-C Masters 100, 880, Weott, Calif. ans Games, San Juan, Puerto Rico. mile. Maplewood, NJ SASE to Pete Cole, Calif, and the Palm Beach, Florida Old- May 17. Bay-to-Breakers 7.6 mile, San 30B Nob Hill, Roseland NJ 07068. timers meet are both set for Saturday, Francisco. 40,000 runners expected. Sept 19. TAC National Masters 30K, Albany, May 30. Grass Valley Memorial lOK Run, the 1st. On the 2nd are Mt, San Antonio NY. George Regan, PO Box 894, Troy NY Grass Valley, Calif. Gary Loucks, 116 High College Relays masters events. 12184. St., Grass Valley CA 95945. Oct. 3 TAC National Masters 15K Road Two major meets take place the next June 6. Avon Women's International Mara weekend; the 12tb Annual Southeastern Championships, Washington. Larry Noel, thon, San Francisco. Len Wallach, 1060 105 Northway Dr., Greenbelt MD 20770. Continentals Way #104, Belmont CA Masters Championships in Raleigh. N.C. (301)474-9362. 94022. (415) 593-2788. and the 12th and fihal Grandfather October 24. New York Marathon. Box 881, July 4. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series, Games in Van Nuys, Calif. NYC 10022. Semana Nautica 15K, Santa Barbara,Calif. The 1stOceaniaVeterans Games will Semana Nautica PO Box 6616, Santa Bar be held in Fiji for avid travelers on the bara CA93111. •SOUTHEAST 14th. Closer to home are the Southern July 11. San Francisco Marathon. May 8. Avon lOK, Knoxville. Box 19818, August 8. 5th Annual North Orange County California Striders Relays at Cal State Knoxville TN 37919. lOK YMCA Run. Fullerton, Calif. Patsy Northridge, and the Southeastern Track May 9. Southeastern Masters International Wendler, North Orange County YMCS, Marathon, 14 marathon, 1OK and 20K Walk, Classic atF unnanU in Greenville, S.C., 2000 Youth Way, Fullerton, CA 92635 Raleigh N.C. P.O, Box 5684, Raleigh NC both on the 15th. (714) 879-9622. 27650. The Herbert HooverRelays, featuring May 31 . NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series. NORTHWEST competition for all ages, has been moved LONG DISTANCE Cotton Row lOK Run, Huntsville,Alabama. May 2. Lilac Bloomsday 7.5 Mile Run, Spo from the 30vh to the 22nd at Stanford U. Ron Morris, 13008 Camelot Dr. Huntsville kane. ARRA Championship Series (prize RUNNING AL 35803. (205) 881-4462. money). Don Kardong (509) 838-8784. in Palo Alto, Calif, the same day as the POSTAL July 4. Peachtree lOK, Atlanta. Royce May 23. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series, 3rd Annual Rediands Masters meet in Thru August 31. TAG National Postal One- Hodge, 3224 Peachtree St. N.E. AtlantaGA Viking Classic lOK, Portland, Oregon. Val Redlands, Calif. The TFA Northeastern Hour Run. Open and Masters Cham 30305. Limited to 25,000. Schultz, 3900 S.W. Murray Blvd. Beaverton Masters meet will be neld on the 23rd in Sept. 25. Virginia 10-Miler, Lynchburg, Va. OR 97005. (503) 641-6453. pionships. A1 Huff, 18127 1st Ave., N.W. Pittsburgh, as will the MSA Cham Seattle WA 98177. (206) 542-2930. 3020 Cranehill Dr., Lynchburg VA 24503. June 6. TAC National Masters Marathon (804) 384-6816. Championship, Forest Grove, Oregon. For pionships in New York. NEWENGLAND est Grove Kiwanis Club, PO Box 223, Forest Two meets are scheduled for the 29th: June 13.TAC National Women's Open 25K MIDWEST April 4. South Dakota National Postal TAC Grove Or 97116. the Golden State Masters Meet in Por- Road Race, Sudbury, Mass. Cindy Hastings. June 27. Cascade Run Off 15K, ARRA 90 Hampshire St. Cambridge MA 02139. one-hour run with 2 hour option and 10-mile terville. Calif, and the New Orleans/ option. Sexauer Track, 9 a.m., Brookings, Championship Series (prize money), Port (617) 864-9479. land. Don Kardong (509) 838-8784. Southern Masters Championships. A SD. (605) 688-5526. June 27. Masters lOK, Providence RI. G. August 21. 2r\d Am\ual Earthquake Ultra busy month. April 18. RRCA 15K Northern Regional Silva, 82 Fowler St., No. Kingstown RI Marathon. Anchorage. Alaska. Tim Mid- Championship, St. Louis. (Kiener Plaza. 10 02852. dleton, 3445 Seppala Dr., Anchorage AK a.m.). Free health screenings before and after LONG DISTANCE RUNNING August 14. Falmouth 7.1 mile. Woods Hole, 99503. race. Tom Eckelman, St. Louis Track Club, On Sunday, the 2nd are the Trevira! Mass. Falmouth Recreation Dept., Main St. September 12. NIKE Marathon, Eugene, P.O. Box 2956, St. Louis MO 63130. Falmouth MA 02540. (617) 540-4417. Oregon, ARRA Championship Series (prize Twosome in New York, the Lilac Blooms- April 18. 13th Annual Longest Day Mara September 19. Maple Leaf Half Marathon. money). PO Box 10412, Eugene OR97440. day in Spokane. Wash, and the Avenue thon, Certified. Brookings, SD. (605) 688- Manchester, Vermont. Way's Lane, Man (503) 687-2477, ofthe Giants Marathon in California— 5526. chester Center VT 05255. (802) 362-3401. April 18. Run for Life 5-mile run, Columbus, all major races for all ages. Ohio. PO Box 739, Columbus OH 43216. The Southeastern Masters Marathon, CANADA EAST April 25. Avon 1OK, Kansas C ity. Jo Doher- June 27. Annual Masters-only 12K, Van marathon and lOK will follow the May 2. Trevira 10-Mile Twosome, New ty, P.O. Box 4034, Overland Park KS couver, B.C. Les McDonald (604) 987-0092. track meet in Raleigh on the 9th. Up to j York. PO Box 881, NYC 10022. 66204. September 25. Canadian Masters Women's May 8. Mount Vernon Classic, 10 miles, April 25. Run for the Hearts lOK, Crystal 40.000 are expected for the Bay-to-1 5K Road Race, Sunnybrook Park, Toronto. Washington, DC. ARRA Championship ser Lake, 111. McHenry County HeartAssoc., 88 Breakers Run/Camival in San Fran Christine Walker, 34RoddaBlvd. West Hill, ies (prize money). Don Kardong (509) 838- Lincoln Pkwy, Crystal Lake IL 60014. cisco on the nth. Ontario MIE 2Z6, Canada. 8784. June 5. 20th Annual Jackrabbit 15, Brook November 7. Ontario Masters Cross The Elby's Wheeling, W. Va. 20K is May 16. 46th Yonkers Marathon, Yonkers, ings, S.D. SDSU Track Office, Brookings country Championships (lOK), Toronto. on the 22nd. The 3rd in the Nike Masters NY 10 a.m. PO Box 881, NYC 10022. SD 57007. (605) 688-5526. Bob Moore, 519 Sutherland Drive, Toronto May 22. Meadowlands lOK, New York, June 13. NIKE Masters Grand Prix Series; Grand Prix Series is set for Portland, Ont. M4G 1K9. NY. ARRA Championship Series (prize News-Dispatch 15K. Michigan City, Indiana. Oregon on the 23rd, with six free trips to money). Don Kardong (509) 838-8784, Dunes Running Club, PO Box 42, Michigan INTERNATIONAL the Nike finals being awarded. May 22. Elby's Wheeling Distance Race City IN 46360. May 9. London Marathon. The 4th race of the Nike series is also 20K, Hugh Stobbs, 933 Main St.,Wheeling June 19. Grandma's Marathon. Duluth. May 16. Paris Marathon. the prestigious Cotton Row lOK Run in June 26. 2nd Aruba Concorde International WV 26003. (304) 232-6120. P.O. Box 6234, Duluth MN 55806. (218) Huntsville,Alabama on Memorial Day, May 23. Race #5 ofManufacturers Hanover 727-0947. Marathon. Sam Ketchman, (813) 921-4966. 5-Borough 5-mile-run Challenge, Staten Is Aug. 14. Chicago Corporate Classic 5K & June 27. 9th International Veterans 25K. Monday the 31st. This racetraditionally land, NY.NYRRC, Box 881, FDR Station, lOK. Stephanie Messick, 1423 W. Fullerton Brugge, Belgium. Men 40+. Women 35+. lays down the red carpet for NYC 10150. Ave, Chicago IL 60614. (312) 348-1724. Fit Veteraan, Postbus 7, 8000 Brugge 1 masters ruimers, and with Nike's aid, it May 29. L'eggs Mini-Marathon, New York Aug. 28. Bobby Crim 10-mile, Flint, Belgium. looms as one ofthe top masters races of City. Box 881, NYC 10022. Michigan. 126 Rowe Hall, Central Michigan September 14-15.15th World Veterans Dis the year. • May 30. Tri-State Track Club Memorial U., Mount Pleasant MI 48859. (517) 774- tance Running Championships (IGAL). Day lOK & 5K Road Race '82, 5:30 p.m., 3102. Lake Kawaguchi, (Foot of Mt. Fuji, Mercersburg Academy, Mercersburg, Pa. Aug. 29. Midwest Masters 25K Open 100km north of Tokyo. lOK on 14th; Mara Wayne Vaughn, 734 W. Franklin St., Ha- Road Championships Lake Bluff Jr. High, thon on 15th.) Men 40 and over. Women 35 gerstown MD 21740. Rt. 176 & Sheridan Road, Lake Bluff, 111. 7 and over. Nippon Turtles Assoc., Central June 5. TAC 100 Mile Open National Cham a.m. Sign up race day. Wendell Miller, 180 P.O. Box 1137, Tokyo, Japan. pionships, Queens, NY. George Villasi, PO N. LaSalle St., Chicago IL 60601. (312). September 19-October 8. Runners Work IT Box 881, FDR Station, NYC 10150. 236-1315. shop Tour to Europe. England, Holland, June 6. Manufacturers Hanover 5-Borough SOUTHWEST . Switzerland, France. Bon Voyage Championship. Queens. Box 881, FDR Sta May 8. River Run 1OK, Tulsa, 56th & River Travel, 360 Post St., San Francisco CA tion, NYC 10022. side, 8 a.m. 94108. (415) 397-5131. June 12.LongDay's JourneyIntoNight 24- October9. South African Masters Marathon hr relay, Delhi, NY. 36Vi Main St., Delhi Championships, Port Elizabeth. NY 13753. MOUNTAIN October 12-November 5. Classical Mara Frank Duarte and David Hamblyat the mid>vay June 12. Finleyville, Pa. lOK. Bob Van- July 24. 13th Deseret News Marathon, Salt thon Tourto Greece. Alouette Travel, 11954 point of the National Masters 20K Champion vorhis (412) 348-7470. Lake City. Keith West. PO Box 1257, Salt 224th St., Maple Ridge, B.C. V2X 6B3, ships March 14. Duarte won by 38 seconds m Lake City UT 84110. (801) 237-2135. Canada. (604) 467-5535. 1:05:14. Photo from Carole Langenbach May 1982 National Masters News page 5

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gress to allow rurmers to place their earn New York City, Dalrymple said that she ings in trust funds and remain amateurs, much prefers Honolulu as a place to live. more fast, young women are joining the "I really miss Hawaii, but it is too far pro circuit. And because of that, Dal away from the competition," she explained. rymple does not expect to pocket nearly "It's very difficult traveling from Hawaii so muchin the future. She hopes, however, to the East Coast,Jumping off the plane to earn enough to support herselfand her and attempting to race. Not only areyou 14-year-old son, Steve. (Her younger fatigued from the traveling, but there is son lives with her former husband in the time difference to adjust to. Hawaii). "In Seattle, it was almost always cold and rainy, but there were a lot of good "It's kind ofexciting," she said about places to run. It's very hilly thee and I by MIKE TYMN joiningthe masters ranks, "because even became a good hill runner. And the though I've been running faster every Her best time was a 2:12 800 meters, women there are more competitive than Cindy Dalrymple year, my rankings have been dropping in Hawaii. turned in on a European tour during the due to so many younger girls coming on Joins the Masters Ranks summer of'63. "New York is very, very competitive to the scene. Now that I'm in a new Frustrated in her attempt to make the and there are many good runners. I have "Being 40 years old isn't much different category, I'll suddenly be close to the top a good coach and there are lots of good 1964 Olympic team, Dalrymple gave up again and thatmotivates me to run faster. than being 39!^, but the athletic world track and running altogether. races. And the time change favors you I will still be very competitive in open has kind of made that a magic number," "I was training hard, but kept getting when youtravelfrom EastCoasttoWest races, but atthe same time I'll be afterall said Cindy Dalrymple after celebrating slower," she explained. "Now I realize Coast to race. her 40th birthday on March 5. the master records. Besides, money is "On the otherhand. New York is even that it was because we didn't build a dis starting to be a small factor in certain One of the top open competitors in the tance base. We did intervals five days a more expensive than Hawaii. It's dirty, masters competition." country over the pastfew years, Dalrym week, which we now know is not the noisy, crowded, and nobody trusts any Dalrymple considers the marathon ple should emerge as the number one way." one. Outside ofCentral Park, there are her best event, mostly because she ranks female masters competitor in the United Before starting her second running not many good places to train. Still,it's a higher at that distance. Her besttime is a States. careerin 1974, Dalrymple married, gave fascinating place and there's always 2:39:24, recorded while winnig the Jor- "IfI run as fast this yearas I did when I birth to two sons, and worked sporadically something to do." dache Pro Am Marathon in Los Angeles was 39, I'm sort of super-human," she as a school teacher. She remained in in March of 1981. That race grossed added. "It's like the world expects us to Hawaii until three years ago when when her $25,000. suddenly fall apart at 40." irjoved to Seattle in order to be closer to But Dalrymple also has the strength A native of New England, Dalrymple the big races. She now lives in New and speed to be competitive at 10 kilo gained recognition as a national-class York City. meters. Herbest at thatdistance is 34:31 half-miler intheearly 60's. Shewasgiven One of the first women to turn pro three years ago, but she clocked a 34:47 a track scholarship to the University of fessional, Dalrymple has earned a little last year. She also turned in a 52:21 15K Hawaii in 1963 and whilethere qualified over $40,000during the past 16 months. in 1981. for the Pan American Games that year. With the decision by The Athletic Con- Her training these days consists of miming anywhere from 100 to 140 miles a week, including two interval sessions a week and a single long mn of 20 miles New Orleans Masters once a week. She mns twice a day and trains with weights three times a week. "It's hard to say," Dalrymple respon ded when asked how aging has affected TRACK and FIELD her mnning. "I don't think about aging, except sometimes I wonder if I was 30 now and had eight good years of road mnning behind me what I could do. But, of course, I'll never know. I'm mnning CHAMPIONSHIPS my fastest times ever now and I hope to mn faster, but this is only because ofthe accumulation of training over several MAY 29th 1982 years. "Most of the top runners seem to mn Men and Women Age 30 and over their best times after about ten years of serious mnning. I think my improvement has been from training whereas a younger mnner gets stronger with age as well." WRITE OR CALL TOLL FREE When asked about her most memor able mimingexperience, Dalrymple first Danny Thiel mentioned making the American team 2609 Canal Street, for the Pan American Games in 1963, then decided on the victory in the 1977 Honolulu Marathon. New Orleans, La. Charles Polhamus clears 15'-2" in TFA Masters championships at William Jewell College near "I sort of felt like a hometown hero, Kansas City. Photo by Russ Niemi winning a nationally known race and beating some well-known runners in the (800) 535-8550 process," she said. "But perhaps equal The results of the TAC National to that was in May 1980 when my son, Masters Indoor T&F Champion Steve, who was only 12 at the time, ships, held March 27-28 in Boston, will be in the June issue of National called me at work from Vancouver to tell me he had run a 2:57 in his first marathon. Masters News. We had hoped to in I cried for joy. I was more proud ofthat clude them in this issue, but as of than any ofmy running accomplishments. press time, April 15, they had not Comparing Honolulu, Seattle, and yet arrived. May !982 National Masters News p^e 7

Southeast Florida Kiddy Sets Report from Britain He put in a punishing mile and only Brian Little stayed with him. Doug Fownes Report Marathon Mark by ALISTAIR AITKEN placed third, with Ron Gomez 5tii and by JOHN BUTLER, President A record field of 481 runnerstook part first 45-49 runner. Last year's team Palm Beach Track & Field Association Sandra Kiddy turned 45 and promptly in the British National Veterans ^-mile champion Wirral won again. After a year we finally have a club set a U.S. record for women age 45-49 Cross County at Parliament Hill Fields Bill Stoddart, 51, a Scotland teacher, organized. "Palm Beach Track & Field with a time of2:57:12 inthePalm Springs March 16.320 completed the 40-49 race, who set a U.K. M50 best of 32:42 for Association," with Headquartersin West Marathon February 14. while 161 finished the 50+ contest 10.000 meters last September, won the Palm Beach, isoff"to a running start with The time, if approved by the NRDC, TaffDavies. the 1979 World Vets 3000 50+ race, besting Derek Wood and a number of activities on the schedule. breaks the exisitngrecord of 2:57:41, set steeple/cross country champion, appeared Alan Hughes. Stoddart also recorded a Our first activity of the year was to by Nicki Hobson six years ago. to have little difficulty in winning for the 2:27:53 marathon last year. support the Holiday Pentathlon, as re Fred Kiddy, 48, ran a national-class third time in a row, equahingRoy Fowler's Pat Gallagher, 36, retained her Na ported by Randy Cooper in NMJVs 2:38:43 to finish as 1st master, 9 minutes feat in the late 70's. tional Vets women's title over a 3-mile March 1982 issue. Our next activity is ahead of Bob Bell's 2:47:17. Mavis Gerry North and George Blackburn course, but the surprise was Pat Jones in the Palm Beach County Old Timers Lindgren, 74, logged 4:59:16. • had a stab at leading during the first 1Vi the W45 category.• Track Meetscheduled for May 1,1982, Results in back pages. miles till Davies went clear at 2 miles. Results in back pages. at Twin Lakes High School in West Palm Beach (please see schedule). We AHTLETES who ENTtE. 4 NEW CIVISION THIS HOMH MAY 19c2 also have a weeklymini-meet each Sun ATHEETEC^ESIDENCE), .. .. BIRTHCATE AGE GPjLP day at TwinLakes.Running inour meets MARLENE ALTMAr.N(«(;) S-2I-37 95-99 - URSULA BLASCHKEIWG) 5-30-32 50-59 . are our neighbors from the Fort Lauder- EVELYN SAULLtCANJ .5-30-32 50-59 dale Track Club—"Slim" Alexander FELICITY SKARISIRSAS 5-25-37 95-99 ELUAbETH TKCHPIHCLI 5-16-17 65-69 i • * t . (35-39) 9.9 in the 100, and Nat Robin KAY ATKINSCNISAN f R/iNCI SCO i CA) .. 5-23-17 65-69 MIKl HERVEY(DALLAS,TAI 5-10-A2 90-99 son (30-34) 13.9in<^he120 high hurdles SHIELA NEWTQNt IN&LEM0DC ,CA ) 5- 6-37 95-99 and current National Champion. Two of . CIRTS OtOLlNSdIJfeANCEjCAjl .. 5- -37 95-99 ANNA RoSH(KUMS£)N,r.J»; 5-16-27 55-59 our better known athletes in Masters are LINDA THUkSTENISDKEW, VlLLEtNJ) 5-11-A2 9 0-•<9 Phil Partridge (70-over) and Randy .ED ACME IDAISAN DIEtU.iC«)__ 5-16-22 60-69 JOHANNES CYRUSIS. AFR) 5-2A-32 50-5A III Cooper (50-54). KENNETH DENNISILCS ANiE UES , CALIE) 5-13-37 95-99 We made a good showing at the HERBERT DOWLE.";'RODE5M,C»>, . 5-29-02 , bC ♦ JACK Fu5TER(N2i) 5-23-32 5C - 5 H •^T 5- 3-32 50-59 Florida State Masters in Sarasota (350 KERHIT HDLlINGSNDRTHtiCAN-IN) • RDEEF T KACTARNArl&NIPtlRTLANDjDRtJ 5- 1-12 70-79 points)with20 menand 3 women, though FRANZ PCSLUSCHNI(HG) 5-13-02 60 < unfortunately three of our top athletes— OAVIC RCMAlNiTRl-ALbAN'F.CA) 5-15-A2 9w-99 JOHN SANUERS(DSt*£LL iHiU.PA) 5-16-37 95-99 including Randy Cooper—were not able EMU SCHULZ(«&) 6- 9-27 5 5-69 to compete. Buzz Porter, M 45, won a plaque for scoring the ROBERT ULSH( DANVILLE .iALIP ) 5-30-0"' 75-79 ♦ most points in events in his age group at Fl. .ARTHLP WPlGHTISClO.NYi) . 5-10-02 60 We hope that in the near future we can RICHARD HRIGHTtPASALElMA.CAL) 5- 6-17 65-69 help Southeast Florida grow in the Mas State Masters. (Photo by Bill Gentry) ters program. • THIS WAS CHINA 'St,- U.S. MASTERS RUNNERS

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they're so goddamned smart, certainly which of course is based on a healthy, smarter than the folks in LA, so let them profitable Taco Bell. On Appreoching figure it out. Anyway, I think you getthe message. I It would have worked had it not been amwhatI am anddamn proudofit. What Every Problem for all the Mexicans driving in from I am not is a man who is taking a month Tijuana eachday. They obviously could long running trip to Red China justto say not allow these aliens, so to speak, to I went running in China. There is much With on leave Los Angeles and jeopardize the more to it than that, and I'll tell you about longterm municipal taxation philosophy it when I retum. OlPEN MOUTH by W. MacDONALD MILLER

Filling a Need Finally, yes, my close friends do call me by my family nickname. Biff. There will always be people who will Frankly, I don't understand why this try to make things appear different from would be important to anyone. what they really are. I would be the first Now thatI'm reminded ofthe wonder to admit, yes, I try to begin each day ful spirit that prevailed throughout our dressing British and thinking Yiddish, entire "Buya Blazerfor the Poor" drive- yes, I am a cash flow person and damn remember the War on Poverty? Who proud of it. You can have all your gar finally won that thing anyways? It went bage up there about the footnotes, I'm a back and forth there for so long I finally bottom line guy. lost track. Those were the days, a man Yes, I have a Mercedes 450SL with could really feel he was doing something telephone (connected) and BIG GUYon important. I guess I am what a friend at the license plates. Yes, my French is the club recently called me, a true acceptable and at the same time I feel it "Recession Man." could be better. Don't think it won't be, By now, most of you, anyway those the first break I get in what my friends who read "The Journal," are familiar Walt Butler, 40, edges Doug Smith to win TAG National 40-44 100-meter title in 1981. call an impossible schedule. with my rhetorical question, "Screw photo by Chris Silvera I know about things like oil glut and Interest?" I truly believe the message we yes, I do understand the potential and the received from the people was crystal responsibilities ofthe privileged. Although clear; they were willing to try my bold 1982 New England Road Race Schedule I feel little need to defend myself in the new plan whereby everyone would live Walter H. Childs, Sr., PO Box 1484, Springfield, Mass. 01101 (413) 566-3145 face of my critics, I have found time to offthe interest on theirdebts. As unortho chair a joint fund raising effort between dox as it may sound, many respected May 2 Westfield, Massachusetts lOK business and the "better schools," that economists thought it would work. May 8 Palmer, Massachusetts 7m would allow every young man in the May 16 Athol, Massachusetts lOK I could remind you ofthe initial skepn May 23 Holyoke, Massachusetts Marathon great city of Chicago to own his own ticism that greeted me several years ago blazer. May 30 Enfield, Connecticut lOK when I volunteered my time and effort to June 7 Ludlow, Massachusetts 7m W e offered a choiceoffour colors and, solve the monumental traffic problems in June 12 So. Deerfield, Massachusetts lOK as opposed to the horredous problems the great city of Los Angeles. You will June 20 Longmeadow, Massachusetts 5m T-Shirts that surfaced with my predecessors on recall, I suggested all the streets be made June 26 Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts T-Shirts the young recipients. I think is goes one way headed north. My thesis being, July 4 Athol, Massachusetts 5m without saying, this blazer was made in six to eight months your traffic prob July 4 Hampden, Massachusetts 3m available to people with total disregard lem would be over because all the cars July 11 No. Adams, Mass Biathlon of race, color and most family creden would be in San Francisco. As everyone July 17 Chicopee, Massachusetts Biathlon tials. knows, the people in SanFranciscothink July 18 Holyoke, Massachusetts Mt. Pk. lOK Aug. 1 Brimfield, Massachusetts lOK Aug. 8 Aga., Massachusetts lOK T-Shirts Aug. 15 Adams, Massachusetts Ml Greyloch 8m -}992- Aug. 29 Wilton, New Hampshire lOK Sept 3 Franconia, New Hampshire lOK T-Shirts //ORTHWEST ResiONAL Sept 5 Holyoke, Massachusetts lOK Sept. 11 Springfield, Massachusetts lOK MA s TSRS/SvB'masters Sept. 12 Westfield, Massachusetts 5 m Masters Sept. 12 Amherst, New Hampshire lOK T-Shirts TRACK+ F\ELt> Sept. 19 Dixville Notch New Hampshife Marathon Sept. 25 Holyoke, Massachusetts Details Later championships Sept. 26 No. Adams, Massachusetts Marathon T-Shirts Oct. 2 Wamer, New Hampshire lOK T-Shirts Oct. 3 Pittsfield, Massachusetts Marathon SPWSORMD BT FKNN MDTOAL ASD THK PORTLAND TRACK CLJB Oct. 9 Northampton, Massachusetts lOK JOLT 30 * 31 1982 Oct. 10 Holyoke, Massachusetts Details Later NT. HOOD COLLKCS GHKSBAN, OR. 97030 Oct. 17 Springfield, Massachusetts lOK T-Shirts NKST DIRSCTOH J"IN POCKSTT 503-667-735* Oct. 24 Monson, Massachusetts 5m HKLD AT NICRT 6-11 PM - IDKAL COMPITITIVX CONDITIOMS Oct. 30 No. Brookfield, Massachusetts lOK T-Shirts ecus AND XMJOY THK UNlqUX IXPXRIINCX OT COtOVTING Oct. 31 Westfield, Massachusetts Details Later DNQKB THE LIGGTS OH A PUCASANT SDHNKR XVXtONG BEAUTIFUL OLBIPIO SIZK MEDALS FOR FIRST, 3KCCMD, A THIRD Nov. 7 Ludlow, Massachusetts 5m CONS NITH A CLUB CROUP AND SHARK THK FUN TOGETHER Nov. 11 East Longmeadow, Massachusetts lOK AJCEBICA*S FINEST MASTERS TRACK A FIELD MEET Nov. 21 Springfield, Massachusetts lOK T-Shirts HELD IN THE SCENIC MM VACATION AREA u ENTRY FOaiS TO BE IN THE JUNE AND JULY ISSUES - Send SAE to above address

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Turnbull Sets chances when they come along." Jim to tie up slightly. Pattersonthen ran a Tumbull won three other events and 64-second final quarter, despite easing World 800 Mark in helped his club team win the 4 x 400 up near the end, to give himselfa 4:18.0 relay. time on the unbahked 10-lap Widener New Zealand Games track. Waters ran 4:23.8, followed by John MacDonald, director of last Fanelli in 4:28.0. year's 4th World Games, won the M45 INVERCARGILL, New Zealand, In the sprints, diminutive Joe Bailiff 10,000 meters in a sparkling 32:24, lap March 27-28—Derek Turnbull, 55, struck a blow for short pepleby whipping lowered the world M55 record for 800 ping the field of combined M35, M40 aquick 30-34 60-yard field in6.5 seconds. meters to 2:08.3 to highlight the 8th and M45 runners. Arthur Wright headed 35-39 in 6.6, annual New Zealand Veterans Athletics Former New Zealand soccer great This quartet from Puerto Rico won the M50 4 x Robert Williams 40-44 in 6.8, Larry Championships this weekend at Surrey Bruce McPhail won the sprints in record 110 yd. relay at Fla, State Masters. (L-R) Jose Wilson 45-49 in 6.9, Larry Pratt 50-54 Ubarri, Pablo Rios, Arroyo Velez and Luis C. Park. time and captured several field events. in 7.2, Rudy Valentine 55-59 in 7.4, Gandia. (Photo by Bill Gentry) Tumbull's time was0.4 seconds faster Kay Kenneth-Low had a persona! David Lawyer 60-64 in 7.8, and Claude thanthepreviousbest set by New Zealand's record breaking spree. Although she was Hills 65-69 in 9.1. Newcomer Cassan Frank Evans in the 4th World Veterans the only competitor in her division (W65), Hot Mile in dra Collins ran a notable 7.8 in the Games in Christchurch in 1981. in most events her record beat her own women's 30-34. It was thethirdworld age 55-59 record marks established last year. Philadelphia In the 300, 36 year-old Ron Johnson set by the Invercargill sheep farmer this negotiatedthree turns inbrilliant fashitm and At the other end of the age scale, by PETE TAYLOR held offArthur Wright (35) in a scorch year. In February, he ran 10,000 meters Christine Sole, a current title holder on CHESTER, Pa., March6—A hotmile in 33:08.2 and 1500 meters in 4:17.4 to ing 33.2 seconds (Wright 33.3). Ageless the New Zealandnational athletic scene, race and some splendid sprinting high erase the former world bests. Rudy Valentine (now 58) galloped to a won the sprints and hurdles in the pre- lighted the PhiladelphiaMasters' Indoor 37.6 sec. victory in the 55-59 section. Ideal calm and warm weather helped veteran (30-34) division. Track and Field Championships held at the athletes perform at peak levels on Widener University today. In the 600, Glen Shane led a very fast both days. The oldest male performer BillBaillie, 1960Olympian andone of In the 30-34 mile, the normally invin 40-44 group in a scintillating 1:17.9 (Ed was 74 and the oldestwoman competitor the great names in New Zealand athletics, cible Jim Waters found himself hooked Small 1:18.6). was 67. came from Aucklandto compete, but, for up with recent Philadelphia Indepen The 60 yard high hurdles (M30-34) Tumbull started faster than usual and the first time in his athletic career, injury dence Marathon winner (2:17:25) Dave saw clever John Borden scissor to an maintained the pressure throughout the prevented him from competing. He was Patterson, as well as Gary Fanelli, dis overwhelming victory in 7.6 seconds. two laps. He was delighted with setting to have been the star attraction in the tance runner extraordinaire. After a Borden had also run a non-wiiming 6.6 another world mark. 5000 and 10000. 2:14 first half it appeared that Waters seconds in the 60 dash. "Thereare few chancesto break world In the 60-64 high jump. Boo Morcom "Itisn't anything serious," Bailie said, might be able to upset Patterson, who records here because ofthe various inter proved once again that he is not just a "but it is annoying."• was running right on Jim's heels, but Pat ruptions in the year's program," he said terson then forced Waters to sprint the pole vaulter by clearing 5'0".n afterwards. "You have to take your Results in back pages. third quarter (in 60 seconds), causing Results in back pages.

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for fulfillment. If only I could return to that's just as well. Deep down we all those times when I had a college-age know that there are no secrets—only body and motor skills, but coupled with talentand hard work. Nomatterwhat I door today's mental skills and dedication— no matter what secrets I leant, I'll never watch out world! ' beat Ernie Billups at 1500 meters." "I've always competed against me. Tom Fridley, ofElizabethtown, Penn., I'm my best competition. I admire almost writes as follows: "through the age of 40 all of my external competition in the I ran because I was goodat it. From age Masters' movement, because there are 41 to my present age of 45 I went into an Philosopher far more Shirley Davissons then Ted amazing decline in performance. I was Caines. But still, the guy I really want to no longer as motivated, ran only sporad beat is the FORMER ME." ically and began eating half-gallonsofice by PHIL CONLEY A runner who requested anonymity cream at a single sitting, staying up contributed this: "Philosophizing about late, etc. Testimony by Participants sizes, but still have a way to go before I running/racing is not easy trick. Despite :"Feeiingguilty, I resorted to tennis as can expect to qualify forBoston in 1987. all the glorified pieces in the slick national a sport to "stay in some semblance of This month I am going to examine My more immediate goal is^to progress magazines—Doc Sheehan, euphoric good health'. I bought a racket, joined a selected bits of testimony from readers from the REAR of the pack to an incon highs, second wind, sunsets witnessed club, took lessons—the whole bit. For who individually have made strong cases spicuous position IN the pack. over the Rockies, etc., that just ain't the six weeks I felt somewhat better about for being active participants in the mas "Much of my inspiration is gleaned way most of us find it! Most ofthe time myself. ters movement, and who revel in the per from the: pages of NMN and other run it's more like being frozen while sweat "Then it dawned on me that I did not sonal benefits, glories and satisfactions ning magazines. They make me feel less runs in your eyes and your knee is hurting feel as well as I had prior to tennis. All of as they perceive them. lonely and part of a much larger group like hell! my vital signs and and numbers were It would appear that there is no posi with its attendantsenseofcamaraderie. I "I am probably a typical master run adverse. I returned to track and field- tive correlation between the performance am always pleased when others note my ner, I started in the late'VOs when the road running—and have kept at it now level achieved by these participants and dedication and endurance, and comment running boom was at its peak. I realized for 5 weeks. 1 feel good again. My blood the overall satisfactions gained by them, favorably on my progress. that I wasn't bad at it, entered a few local pressure and pulse are down. 1 do not and there even is evidence that there is an "My program has aided me in pro races, turned 40, won a couple of trinkets, know whether it is because I LIKE what inverse correlatiion—that the mediocre gressing from a person beset with family and had it go to my head. I then sub I am doing again, because of the greater and the neophyte enjoy it more! problems, drowning in self-pity and lone scribed to NMNand saw times that leftmy benefits of running, or merely because I I firmly believe that most ofthe NMN liness, to a level where, at long last, I can mouth open." [ Is that whathappenedto couldn't acknowledge quitting an activity. subscribers would rather PARTICIPATE laugh at and with myself. In fact, I like Wendy Miller?—Ed. \ "I settled into a "My physical and mental health more themselves in running, lifting. Jumping or me now." groove of runiung regularly, racing local than compensate for my poor performan throwing rather than to be simply fans or Hugh Adams, ofSelma, Calif., writes ly, and making as many regional events ces in races, so I have found that justfeel spectators, even thoughthe eventwatched as follows: "In my late 30's I competed as possible—all "justto be there.' Although ing good most of the time makes me a might be the World Series, the Super- as well as I ever did. My physical condi I belong to (a club) I haven't found enor winner and THATismy newmotivation— bowl, or even the Olympics. tion wasn't far from what I enjoyed in mous camaraderieorlastingfriendships— notjust my performance in races. The following four submissions from college. My marks weren'tfar off, either. anymore than I would have expectedhad "I bad to STOP running to see bow NMN readers present different views, I had fun at each meet, and my short term I gone into beer can collecting or bird raucb beXiei1 feVt. when \ was Tunning, emphases and personal feelings. How goals included progressive improvement watching. even running poorly." ever, each ofthe.authors has tested, and in each event and in each meet. "Whydo I run? I like keeping fit, com We run or compete in different ages, retested, his orher dedication to an aspect "NowI'm 42. I'm heavier. I'm slower. peting against myself and my peers, and shapes and sizes. AVe wear different of participatory-athletics. Universally I've lost some spring. I'm not very flex wearing a T shirt that says National uniforms and come from different parts each feels increased self-esteem and well ible. My knees hurt if I jog. My Achilles Masters Track and Field Cham of the country. We run at different speeds, being. These perceptions are genuine; tendons are tender. So I've altered my pionships, even though it carries an ad over varied distances and with different they are real to the individuals involved. goals. I still have specific goals by event, for an insurance company on the back.' levels ofambition. The universality ofit They represent what it is all about. but I need to compete before I can tell if "Just doing the things one likes to do all is that by having done so wefeel better Marilyn Leighton, of Lansing, Mich., my specific goals are realistic for that should be reason enough. Analysis is about ourselves. writes as follows: "As a single parent, season. unnecessary. Perhaps we'll both never Cc^yrighl 1982 Phi] Con/ey my running and physical fitness program "I truly enjoy training and competing. get to the philosophical bottom of run (NMNreaders may write to Conley atP. 0. has improved my outlook on life tremen When thatjoy fades, I'll look elsewhere ning, racing, jumping or throwing. Maybe Box 61, The Sea Ranch, CA 95497.) dously. I have kept a log since I started jogging and studying fitness. I keep track of my times, mileage, measurements, nutrition, and my moods. When I started none was satisfactory: now some are fine, and I have specific goals and pro grams for those that are not. "I have lost 55 pounds and four dress

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N.V. Pioneer Club Masters mile relay quartet after victoryin the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden Feb. 12 in 3:37,66. From left: Richard Rizzo, Ed Small, Glen Shane, Mason O'Neal. Pfioto by David Zinman May 1982 National Mastere News page 11

A field of 1,000 runners participated in the ninth annual Price Chopperthon, a 30 km. Road masters (over age 40) division. The race was plagued by intermittent heavy raw arad 15 mph Runners Club of America national championship race. The Sunday, March 21 race began in headwinds. Schenectady, N.Y. and ended in Albany. Ralph Zimmerman of Kenmore, N.Y. won this year's

Reminiscing on This match brought together Valen at the 200 meter mark. In spite ofshouts World record in 52.9. and then by Baas tine who dominated the east with the from his quasi-coaches posted around of Germany (54.5 nand by Dean Smith Rapid Rudy young upstart from Medicine Lodge, the final turn, Rudy did not float, but kept of USA (54.9). Rudy's 55:2 still left his Kansas who persisted in breaking his driving. At this point Jack's usual cool quest for a WorMChtanpionship medal by DON HARRIS world records. countenance was replaced not by a look unfulfilled. However, Greenwood, Sieben Watching Rudy Valentine, 58 year Rudy's pre-race strategy was to run ofpanic that most ofus would have had, (who took sixth indie 400 finalin 56.1). old N.Y. Pioneer sprinter, destroy the the fu'stfurlongfast, floatthe turn and gut it but a hint ofconcern. He was now in full and Smith made sure Rudy got a gold opposition (including me) in the 300 yard ' in. Jack's strategy was to get to the tape stride and at the headof the stretch, Rudy medal in the 4 x 400 relay, especiallv dash in 37.6 at the Philadelphia Masters first, for he starts slowlyuntil his longlegs was leadingby 15 to 18 yards, buthe was when he handed them a fifteen yard lead Indoor Championships recently, brought unwind and then accelerates incredibly. beginning to struggle. It was then Jack with his first leg in an unofficial 53 flat' to mind his memorable 400 meter race Jack drew an inside lane and Rudy shifted into fifth gearor overdrive and the Jack graciously thanked Rudy for with Jack Greenwood et alterae at the lane eight. With the staggered start it 10,000 spectators were all on their feet. "making" him run and Riudy explained 2nd World Championships in Gothen- appeared thatRudy had much more than Rudy, now staggering, was caught and that he felt "so good as the halfway berg, in 1977. the actual 35 yards he musft have had passed a few yards from the tape; first by mark", he decided he could sprint tfie Jack, then 51, cruised through his heat overJack, as Valentine shaded 26 seconds Jack, who set a new Championship and whole way. • in 54.9. Rudy won his heat in the identi cal time, establishing a world record for age 54. The third heat was won by Dean Smith in 56 without difficulty. Walk,don't run. 2 /ientai, #104 PITTSBURGH, PA Howard Jacobson 445 East 86th Street Belmont, OA 94002 New York, NY 10028 May 8,1982 Men 5-Year AgeGroupsfrom age 30 April 25, 1982 1982 NATIONAL RACE SERIES Women 10-Year AgeGroups from age 30 • KangaROOS/TFA National 10km • KangaROOS/TFA 5km Run Team Trophies to each Racewalking Championship Championship Men's 10-Year Age Group Grand island. New York Kansas, City, MO Team Trophies to Top Women's Team Dick Besseil TFA Address 2039 Long Road Tentative SUE KLINE Grand island, NY 14072 1245 ALAMAE LAKES ROAD May 9, 1982 WASHINGTON, PA 15301 • 1982 Men's and Women's College and Open Walking Championship 412-228-1872 before 9 p.m. Wichita, Kansas, May 28 and 29, 1982 (Eastern time) Helping the United States toward 1984. page 12 National Masters News May 1982

Chris Sllvera's camera catches the Intensity of a 3-man photo finish as Matt Brown (1), edges Bruce Springbett (R) and Nick Newton to win national masters age 45-49 championship 200 meter run in 1981 in Los Gatos. lOK Rankings Vicki Bigelow's 37:53 was 1st among the 45-49 group, with Erika Emmon's For 1981 43:39 in 25th spot. INDIANAPOLIS MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD MEET Marion Irvine's 38:08 edged Mils Indianapolis, Indiana In this issue are published the U.S. mas Kaniaby 12 seconds in the 50-54 class. June 12, 1982 ters 10 kilometer rankings for 1981. Lis There was a gap of 9 minutes to Pauline ted are the top 25 runners in each 5-year Vigil, whose 47:39 made the list. SPONSORED BY THE HOOSIER TRACK CLUB age group from age 35. (If less than 25, HelenDicklogged 40:40 to win 55-59 that's all there were). honors by over a minute from Margaret June 12 (Saturday): Sub Masters & Masters Track & Field Meet. Age 3Q up In 5-year age The top 50 in each age group for the Miller, with Dottie Gray squeaking in groups thru age 75 up. Those age 55 up will perform from Sam thru lOK and other road distances, and the at 52:35. 12 noon. Age 30-54 will perform from 1 P.M. thru 5 P.M. There will be a one mile walk race at 12 Noon for all age groups from top 100 in the marathon, are in the Patricia Dixon's U.S. record 45:40 age 30. Excellent all-weather track. Top officials. NRDC book: In Depth Masters Road took 60-69 laurels with Lee Lugers' •siric;-. Tijfi ' Rankings. This book is available from 53:32 the best 704- time.D ENTRY FEES: Track & Field $4, plus $2 per event NRDC, PO Box 42888, Tucson AZ MEDALS: 1st three places 85733 for $5.95 postpaid. HEATS: Events with 8 or fewer contestants will be run as finals at time set for trials Each month,NMN will publish the AODEU ATTRACTIONS: Those 55 up spend your vacation here starting June 9 with bike races, 1981 rankings for a different event(15K, Bob Fine tennis, basketball, swiiming, bowling ,etc. 25K, Marathon, etc.). SCHEDULE OF EVENTS IN ORDER: Barry Brown, 36, had the fastest over- Honored age 55 up age 30-54 age-35 lOK clocking last year—29:17. 8:00 a.m. 3000 meter run 1 p.m. 3000 meter run Herb Lorenz and Dan Conway topped by JIM MANNO 400 meter finals i 400 meter finals The annual dinner-dance ofthe North. 50 meter trials 100 meter trials the 40-44 group. Lorenz' 30:42 on a 100 meter trials 800 meter finals point-to-point course and Conway's Jersey Masters was held March 6th at 50 meter finals 100 meter finals 800 meter finals 100 meter hurdle finals 31:03 on a certified looped course are the Catch-17 restaurant in Rochelle 100 meter finals 200 meter trials Park, N.J. 135 members attended. 80 meter hurdle finals 1500 meter finals American records. A 33:10—by Alton 200 meter trials 200 meter finals Migues—made the top 25. The affair was featured by the presen 1500 meter finals 400 meter hurdles tation of an inscribed plaque to Bob Fine, 200 meter finals (10 yr groups, 30-39, Ray Hatton's brilliant 31:26—at age 12 noon 1 mile walk - all ages 30 up 40-49, 50-+) 49, yet—led the 45-49 division, with Jim founder of the Masters Sports Associa Caviness' 35:07 good for 25th place, tion, who was honored for his many Field events include Softball throw, football throw, standing long jump for those 55 up All contestants have available shot, long jump, pole vault, discus, javelin and triple Hal Higdon topped the 50-54 runners years of unselfish service to the Masters jump. They also are 55 up from 8-12 noon and 30 up starting at 1 p.m. in 33:17 with Tom Hovey's 37:04 in Athletes of America. 25th spot. Alex Ratelle's 33:22 is a U.S. Among many accolades. Bob was ENTRY FORM 55-59 mark, over 6 minutes in front of lauded for almost single-handedly being Events entering: Millard Shumate's 39:47 in 25th posi most responsible for the growth and organization of the Masters competition Name Age tion. Steve Richardson (38:12), Eddie movement in the Eastern United States. Address City State Zip Lewin (39:30), Bill Andberg (42:19) and In addition to being 1982 National I will not hold the Hoo.sier Track Club or any of their departments, agents or represen Indoor two-mile walking champion in tatives, for my health, safety or any injury resulting from my participation in these Paul Spangler(53:35) led the 60,65, 70 events. and 804- men, respectively. the 50-54 year division, and winner of Signature Date Iris Black, 38, topped all women sub- many titles at various walking distances. Send to: Bob Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis IN 46241. (317) 241-5446 masters in 36:00. Joyce Black's 36:55 Bob is the North American Representa was fastest over-40 female, with Joanne tive to the World Associatitm of Veteran Athletes.• I '•nV' Wichary's 40-49 25th. May 1982 National Masters News page 13

WAVA Officials the Opening Ceremonies. The main points discussed were, besides Travel to Puerto Rico technical matters, the different altema- tives for accommodationsfor the partici by MARTIN J. ROVIRA pants and the possibility of the celebradon from BOB MARTIN Member Organizing Committee of Sub-masters Championhsips simulta OllCCOl Executive Director The celebration of the forthcoming V neously with the World Masters Games. World Veterans Games continues to It was decided not to celebrate the generate enthusiasm. Sub-masters Championships due to the Age Record Already groups from , Ger huge participation of Masters expected Herb Fred ran 18:11:50 in the Gulf tered Mary Storey's 10km time of41:54 many, Italy and Sweden have visited our from nearly 52 countries. An additional 100-mile for a new age 50-54 record. on certified courses." Island withthe purpose of observing organi contingent of sub-masters would create A lot of us know how Helen feels, to NRDC Registered Races zational procedures, existing sports arenas insurmountable complications to the not have what we think are legitimate One of the continuing problems that and, most important, alternatives for organization. marks included in the records and rank plaguerunnersisthedifficulty ipchoosing hotel accommodations. Mr. Jerneryd's and Mr. Axmann's ings. In this case, there is no evidence a race that is certain to provide an official According to the representatives from recommendations on these and other that the Santa Monica half marathon is certifled-course mark. To getsuch a mark, these four countries, it is estimated that matters related to the Games were certified. It has not been reported as cer several requirements must be met 1) the more than 1,000 Masters athletes and highly appreciated. tified by the National Standards Com course must be certified; 2) the race must family members will be in San Juan in The large amount of letters already mittee. The race director may be assum followthe certified course; 3) proper pro September 1983 for the Games. received from countries like Taiwan, ing that the half marathon is certified cedures for monitoring the course and The visitors included Mr. Soren Kierulff South Africa, Yugoslavia, France, Great because the marathon is certified. This handling and recording the finish must be from Denmark, Mr. Cesare Beccalli from Britain, Chile, Brunei, etc. requesting would not be the case unless a specific followed; and 4) complete results and Italy, Mr. Hans Axmann from Germany information on entries, accommoda application for certification was made required accompanying data must be sub and Mr. Roland Jemeryd from Sweden. tions, tourism related data and schedule for the half marathon. mitted to the NRDC. of events indicate that the V World The NRDC has not yet been able to Mr. Beccalli is the President of the Games in PuertoRico many very well be A Disappointed Runner accept the results of the Converse 10km EuropeanVeterans Association, Mr. Hans the largest ever held. In a letterto the NationalMastersNews, because the times were suspect and no Axmann is Track & Field Vice President It is therefore suggested that all parties Helen Dick writes, "T have just received select timing was evident. It doesn't seem of WAVA and Mr. Roland Jemeryd is interested in hotel reservations, etc., my March 1982 Newsletter(which prin that the timing procedures were suffi WAVA Executive Vice President. All should communicate with our Housing ted the masters age-group records). I dis these gentlemen and their respective cient so as to assure that accurate times Office, San Juan, Puerto Rico Conven agree with two ofthe records given in the were assigned to each runner. Conse groups were received by the Mayor of tion Bureau, 1120 Ashford Avenue, San women 55-59 age group. On Aug. 30, quently, these marks cannot be used as San Juan, Dr. Heman Padilla, Patron of Juan, Puerto Rico 00907. Telephone 30,1981, I ran the Santa Monica half records and can only be considered as the Games. Mr. Jemeryd participated in number (809) 725-2110. marathon in 1:30:31. It is a certified estimated marks for rankings. However, a meeting of the Organizing Committee Incidentally, to answermany inquiries course and there wasn't any dispute of ifthe race director believes that the finish of the V World Games. on the subject, the average temperature my time. On Sept. 6 I ran the Converse procedures were accurate, the NRDC All parties were toured around the in San Juan for late September is around 10km in the Northridge Outstanding should be sent a complete description arenas that will be used for the different 80° to 85°. However endurance events Athlete's Award race in 40:40. It is cer of timing procedures used to ensure events in the Games, namely: The Sixto will be generally started in the late after tified. On several other occasions I bet accuracy•. Escobar Stadium, the Central Park, the noon or at night when temperatures of Polideportivo and the Hiram Bithom for 78° to 80° should be expected. • PENN MUTUAL/TAC SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday. June 12, 1982 Rice University - Houston, Texas

CONTACT: James McLatchie, P.O. Box 7140728, Houston, Texas 772714 ACE DIVISIONS Both Women andMen, 30-3*4 35-39 t40-t444 i45-*»9 SO-SM 55-59 6(H

ENTRY FEE: First Event S4; Additional Events $2 each AWARDS: Medals to first three in each age group

DEADLINE; June 5, 1982

FACILITIES: 400 meter Chevron track - no shower facilities

Schedule of Events

8:00 a.m. 10,000 Meter Finals Shot - Finals 9:00 a.m. Discus - Finals

•3.00 p.m. .lOm hurdles - Prelims Javelin - Finals 3:30 p.m. luOm - Prelims 4:00 p.m. 1500m - Finals 4; 30 p.m. 400m - Finals High Jump - Finals 5:00 p.m. nOm Hurdles - Finals 5; 30 p.m. 100m Finals 6:00 p.m. 800m Finals Long Jump - F/na/s 6:30 p.m. 200m Prelims 7:00 p.m. 5000m Finals 7:30 p.m. 200m Finals w • ^ ENTRY BLANK

Name Male Female 1'^ (Last) (First)

Address (Street) (City) (Stat^ (Zip)

Birthdate Age on June 12, 1982

Events entered: 1. 2. 3.

4. 5. 6.

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Total Fee Enclosed: $ (Make checks payable to HOUSTON HARRIERS) Mail to: James McLatchie, P.O. Box 740^78, Houston, Texas 77274 Waiver of Competition: In consideration of accepting this entry, I declare that I am physically able to compete in these events and waive for myself, h<»rs, and adminis trators all claims for damages which I may accrue against any and all persons or organi zations in any way associated with these events.

Signature Date Betty Pappas of el Dorado, Kansas wins her 60 yeard dash final (8.8) at TFA indoor at Kansas City. Photo by Russ Niemi page 14 National Masters News May 1982

pollutants, particularly auto exhaust fumes, sion by 90 seconds over tough Anne Johnson while running." and Mary Storey. She beat all female masters • Donna Wright, 46, of Bartlesville, Okla except Shirley Matson, 41. who posled a fast homa is ranked #1 among thestate's female 38:19. Gary Hooker edged Dan McCaskill by 6 masters runners. seconds in 33:49 for male masters honors. • Houston's Al Lawrence, 1956 Olympic •The Los Angeles Seniors Track Club fives. NATIONAL Great Neck. The next two (July 11 and 25) will 10,000 meter bronze medalist and top age 50- "Our board met and decided to continue STC," 54 masters runner, recently had a malignant • National TAG Long Distance Masters likely be at Susan Wagner High on Staten President Pro-Tem Hal Winton reports. "We'll tumor removed from his lower intestine, Mary Chairman Bob Boa! reports that the TAG Island.The Randall's Islandtrack is being torn cut back on the frequency of the newsletter and Cullen reports. Preliminary reports indicate National Masters 25K Championships, sched up this year, and there's a dearth of tartan other things, but we will keep the club going. : uled for New Jersey, has been moved to Florida, tracks inthe area. Bob Fine is handlingdetails the tumor may have been removed in time and •Christa Romppanen, 43, of Malibu, Caijf. with a date still to be announced. (212) 789-6622. no chemotherapy is planned. Lawrence ran a • Pat Meehan, a former hockey referee, has mile one Friday and felt he wasn't getting was 1st W40 in the Bakersfield. Calif, half- marathon Feb. 6 in 1:25:42, only 2'/^ minutes replaced Jon Buzzard as Penn Mutual's SOUTHEAST enough oxygen. He went in for tests on Mon Director of Masters Sports. The status of the • Bob Jenkins, 42, of Salem, Va., logged a day and the tumor was discovered. The early off the American record. She ran her first Penn Mutual/Masters program willbe updated fast 49:39 in the River Run 15K in Jackson detection was credited to Lawrence being marathon Feb. 14 in Palm Springs in a good in June's NMN. ville, Florida March 13. Joe Burgasser, 43, intimately in tune with his body, knowing some 3:05:33. "I'm aiming for my 2nd marathon in • The 1982 Masters Age-Record Book— clocked 51:21. thing was wrong. June," she told NMN, "and plan to race several which iists age records for each event at each • The 25th Annual RRCA Convention was • President Reagan has appointed Hous lOK's in May." age over 35—should be ready shortly. Your held in Jacksonville March 11-13. The RRCA ton businessman Tom J. Fatjo, Jr., founder •John Perry, 37. ex-Oklahoma State U. star, copy will automatically be mailed (if you've is now an organization of 376ciubs represent of the Houstonian health/fitness complex, to ran a winning 1:55.5 800 meters as a guest paid $4) as soon as it's ready. If you haven't ing over 80,000 runners. Just eight years ago chair a committee to plan establishment of a competitor in the Saddleback vs. San Bernar paid and would like a copy, send $4 (which there were only 15 clubs. Walt Stack, founder National Academy of Sports and Fitness. The dino Junior College dual meet on April 2. includes postage and handling) to NMN, PC of the Dolphin South End Runners Club in San facility will be the first of its kind in the nation, •The San Diego Track Club Masters will take Box 2372, Van Nuys, GA 91404. Francisco, won the Scott Hamilton Award as and may be modeled after the Swiss Physical a shot at regaining their world veterans 100 x 1 the outstanding iocal RRCA chapter Presi Education school. mile relay (100 runners running 1 mile each) dent in 1981. RRCA is an active member of NEW ENGLAND MOUNTAIN record on May 8th, starting at 8 a.m. at Gross- • Looks like the Boston Marathon wiil be TAG, and provides a multitude of services to • Four-time Olympian , 44, is run mont College. The Club set the record in 1980, switched from the 3rd Monday in April to the the runner, such as a quarterly newspaper, ning a camp in Colorado Springs for race but the Wirral Athletic Club of England.clocked 3rd Sunday in 1983 to enable the race to be handbook race organizing guidelines and lia walkers. Laird hopes the program will net the 8:45:21 (5:15 per mile average) in 1981 to hold nationally televised. bility insurance. "We keep watch over the in U.S. a race walking medal in the 1984 Olym if • Barbara Pike, 40 flew to Bermuda to gar- terests of the grass roots running movement," pics. Four of the nation's top walkers are cur the current mark. All runners will be over 40 nertopfemale masters honors in the Bermuda President Jerry Kokesh says. rently in training and Laird hopes to have up to and a member of the club. 10K in 39:30. Tony Sapienza was 1st 50-f • Ron Barrle, 46, was the top masters finisher, 30 by year's end. "My ultimate goal is to build •Canadian Marcel Jobin, 39. of Toronto, top in 35:18. 25th overali, in 1:18:02 in the Atlanta half- the race walking capitol of America right here ped the field in the National TAC 25k Racewalk • On March 14, Pike ran an indoor mile at marathon March 6, followed by Dick Langway in Colorado Springs," Laird said. Championships in Carmel, Calif. March 28 m Boston U. in 5:12.4. This is 0.1 faster than the in 1:19:51. Over 630 ran the rugged course • Jerry Donley (M50) vaulted 12'6" in the 1:48:20. Chris Smith, son of masters pen- U.S. women's masters record of5:12.5,set by through residential neighborhoods in North All-Comers T&F meet at the U.S. Air Force tathlete Hal Smith, is the new U.S. Junior title- Sandra Knott in 1979. The time goes into the west Atlanta. Ben Gross, 51, was the top 50-F Academy March 13. Hugo Hartenstein, Frank holder in 2:15:59 Bonnie Dillon, 33, was 1st books as a new age 40 record, but only out runner in 1:25:38 with H.T. Marshall best 60-1- Bowles, Herb Anderson and Betty Pappas woman in 2:24:46. door marks are considered for age-division in 1:34:18. Julia Emmons, 40, was 3rd woman were also in fine early season form. •Bart Van Housen, 35, ran the length of marks, according to National Masters Record in 1:29:11. •Sal Vasquez logged a sizzling 31:00 in the California last month. Although he never train Chairman Pete Mundle. Look for Pike to break MIDWEST San Jose Mercury News lOK March 21. The ed more than 6 miles a day, he covered 20 the mark sometime this spring or summer. • World Vets Steeplechase and Marathon time betters Dan Conway's U.S. closed-loop miles a day on an artificial leg, as a tribute to • Connecticut's , age 55-59 champ Hal HIgdon, 51, is branching out. He lOK roasters best of 31:03. (Herb Lorenz ran Terry Fox, the Canadian who died of cancer field athlete of the year, actually attained his competed in.the American Birkebeiner 55 kilo 30:42 on a point-to-point course.) The time is after trying to run across his country in 1980. 121b. hammer mark of 197' with a 13 lb. ham meter cross-country ski classic in Wisconsin •Nike and Runner's World have settled them mer at Dartmouth, since itwas the implement alongwith 7000 others."I started in the middle subject to confirmation bythe National Running Coach Wallin happened to be using. of the pack and finished in around O'A hours," Data Center. Jim Bowers, U.S. masters lawsuit out of court, Joe Henderson reports in • "Petty injuries" that have plagued Ken he told NMN. Higdon said quite a few runners marathon record holder, was 2nd master in "Running Commentary " newsletter. The mag Mueilerare healing, and he's getting involved are into cross-country skiing, including Bill 31:41. had sued Nike for iibel over statements ques again. In an exclusive to NMN this issue, he Andberg, who finished 2nd in his M70 age •Vicki Bigelow led female masters in 37:19. tioning the integrity of RW's shoe ratings. Nike offers humorous and serious suggestions for group in about 4:36. Mary and Dick Czarapata Ephraim Romesberg topped the 50 plus men in had countef-ed with its own suit over circulation helping the Boston Marathon cope with its were there, with Dick finishing in around 5 36:37, figures and advertising rates. In the agreement, financial temptations. hours. "It was a grat experience," Higdon said, •Skip Shaffer, 43, sub-2:30 marathoner, con neither company admits guilt, and no money "and I'm looking forward to skiing the Birke tinued his impressive masters career with a changes hands. again." Hig says it's getting difficult to set any 12-minute, 2:33:12 masters victory in the Los •Shirley Matson set an age-41 mark of EAST more personal running records. "But I have a Angeles marathon March 28. Joe Gassmann 58:00, erasing Karen ScannelTs 58:21. in the • Bob Fischer sped to a 50:47 to finish as lot of room for improvement in cross-country 1st master in the National TFA 15K in West- edged Ed Lujan by 11 seconds in 2:45:32 for Mission Bay 15K. 1:34 ahead of Dorothy skiing." chester County, NY March 14. Bill O'Brien's 2nd. Patrick Devine topped the 50 plus group Stock. Dan McCaskill won the M40 m 51:43, • Joe Webb, 45, of Evansville, Ind., 9:59.44 54:32 won 50-f honors with Anna Thornhiil's in 2:55:47. with Bill Gookin, 48, next in 54:05. and Jack Fox, 53, of Rockford, III., 10:28.16 1:02:32 topping female masters. •How many times has it happened? A runner •Matson remains unbeaten in 1982. On finished one-two in the TOOK (62 miles) Run gets the flu, or is injured, or forced to lay offfor March20, she was 1st woman overall (1:25:59) • NewYorkrunning authorJim FIxxsays.in ning Central Ultra Challenge in East Peoria, his new book, Jackpot, that his runaway best a week or two, then runs the best time of his or in the International Friendship half-marathon ill. seller The Complete Book of Running first her life. A good rest (after a base is firmly which starded in California and finished in Ti • In a 60K run, Dick Jackson, 40, of Charle gave him instant celebrity status, but even juana. Mexico. On March 28, she was again 1st ston, III., won the master's division in 5:1 6.36. established) before the big race or meet has tually took its toll. He began to feel distance proven a successful formula, particularly for woman finisher in a tough, hilly Escondido from his friends, had guiltat being so weaithy, Clarence Rickey, 49, of Milwaukee, was second in 5:52.30, and Philip Veenhuis, 46, masters. Steve Brown, 29, is the latest lOK-XC in Escondido, Calif. On April 3. she won and wound up with a divorce. of Brookfield, Wis., was third in 7:29.38. beneficiary. Sickwith the flu and forced to stop the masters division of the prestigious Bonnie.- • Here's the skinny on entering the 1982 • Roy Young, 41, of Flora, III., won a 50K in training, he got out of bed and startled Bell lOK in San Diego, exactly one year since New York Marathon Oct. 24: You must first 4:19.59 foilowed by Rod Rodgers, 42, of everyone, including himself, with a 2:16:33 win' she got serious about running. Last year, she request an entry form by sending a BASE. Magnolia, III. in 4:29.52. Other master finishers in the Los Angeles Marathon March 28. ran the race in 44:01, this year in 38:29. Her Requests must be postmarked no earlierthan were Robert Yeager, 41, Moline, III, 4:31.41; •Avon, with the approval of TAC and the PR is 37:38, and, according to coach Dan Mc- 12:01 am June 3rd. Maiito: Marathon Entries, John Wallis, 45, of Ludington, Minn., 4:44.55; lAAF, will award $65,000 to'the first 15 PC Box 1388GPC, New York NY10116. Don't Art Lassila, 46, Dunlap, lil., 4:55.59; Jack send a letter.Just the envelope (business size, finishers in the Avon International Marathon In Gllligan,43, of Pekin, III., 5:17.21; Dick Con- # 10).Send a separate envelope foreach entry. San Francisco June 6. $15,000 for 1st, ley, 41, of Flora, III., 5:20.39; and Dick Isaacs, $10,000 for 2nd, down to $1,000. Cindy Entry forms will be mailed out in the order 63, of Rockford, III., 5:23.59. Martha Reese, received. 16,000 entries will be accepted. But Dalrymple, who turned 40 on March 5 and who 42, of Peoria won the women's master title in won close to $60,000 on the professional circuit usually twice as many apply, so 8,000 will be 5:29.29, a month after running the St. Louis accepted on a first come-first serve basis. The as a 39-year-old, is a threat to pick up some loot Marathon in 3:51. remainder will be drawn in a lottery to be held off her 2:44 marathon (for $1000) earlier this in late July. year. •Washington RunHers Unlimited has 100 •San Diego's Bill Stock asks race directors to SOUTHWEST women members —new, experienced and in • New Mexico's DonLongenecker, holder "give the folksat ttie ends of the age spectrum a between. Theysponsor races, hold develop of the U.S. age 60-64 1500-meter record break." Stock cites that when 12-and-under and ment runs and meet monthly. ContactClaudia (4:49.8) and world 60-642-mile (11:09) and a 60 plusdivisions are included inraces, theyare Roe,906 NewHampshire Ave N.W., Washing 3-mile(16:59.2) marks, may have permanently well contested. "Someof the older runners I've ton DC 20037 for more Irifo.They'll conduct given up runningon doctor's orders. It'sneither talked with indicate they look at the age divi the Bonnie Bell 10K May 9 at Mains Point. age or injury, but asthma. After 65 years of sions on the entry and if it doesn't include 60 • Rudolf Nllsen'sage-e9 record Of1:39:37 e^y breathing, Longenecker found himself plus, they just chuck it aside. They don't want for the half-marathon has been ok'd by the gaspingand choking on routine training runs. gifts, and are perfectly agreeable to the logic of NRDC. Runners are in particular dangerofasthma," •At press time, the sites of the major New number of awards predicated on number of en he wrote in a farewell message totheSoutfi- trants in the division." York T&F meets were stillnot firm. MSA Prexy ern Arizona Roadrunners, "because of con TomTalbottsays the 1st twomeets (May 23& •Who is MarieReid? The new name (to NMN. Joan Reiss, 44. Buffalo Chips Running Club. tinual stress on the lungs, frequent dehydra anyway) clocked a super 39:40 in the San Diego June 13)will probablybe heldat Kings PointIn tion and constant exposure to,atmospheric Sacramento. California. St.Ratriclt's Day lOK tawin the W50.plus.diyi- Photpby Jq^ine Reiss, May 1982 National Masters News page 15

Caskill, "the best is yet to come for this deter mined and talented runner." Coming •Judy Kewley, 39, Los Angeles looms a top About This Newspaper masters threat when she turns 40. She posted a Next Month winning-is-the-only-tbing aiQitude PR 37:11 lOK March 7, a PR 2:57 marathon The National Masters News is the • Story and results of National among masters. Health ami friendship Feb. 14 and a 1:25 half-marathon Feb. 6. onlynational publication devoted exclu Masters T&F Indoor Champion •Runner-author MikeTymn broke off another are as important as the excitement of sivelytotrack & field, longdistance run ships in Boston piece of cartilege in bis knee and will require a ning, and race walking for men and the competition. • New 5-year T&F World and second surgery, but he's still able to run with women over age 30. In Europe, masters are called "vet the risk of the knee locking up. "I'm going to try American Age Records Thousands have adopted the hobby of erans." Many masters combine their va to hang on to the Tamanaha Nike race, qualify • Entry form for National cations with trips to national and inter for the Nikenationals, get surgery done and get competing in "masters" athletic events Masters T&F Outdoor Champion ready again by August," Tymn told NMN. tfarou^out the nation. "Masters" are national veterans competition. ships in Wichita •Dave Jackson is conducting a flexibility men and women over age 40. "Submas- The National Masters News is the • Update on Penn Mutual and (stretching) clinic at Cal State Univ. Dominguez ters" are those aged 30 to 39. central source of information ofmasters National Masters Sports Festival Hills each Sunday at 10 a.m. All athletes are in Our readers include not only masters athletics throughout the nation. Pub vited to attend and learn how to stretch proper • 1981 15K Rankings ly. Clinic and parking are free at 190th St. and participants, but those interested in fol lished monthly, it features results, sched Avalon Blvds. in Los Angeles. lowing the achievements of the over-age- ules, entry blanks, age-records, rank •Schedule changes: The Herbert Hoover 30 performer. ings, profiles, training tips, inside stories, Brown, Zimmerman relays are moved from May 30 to May 22. The There are no qiialifications needed to world news and local information for Senior Olympics are on July 24, not June 27. join the masters program—except to be each re^on. It's the bible of the mas In Albany 30K The July 18 TFA meet at UCLA is cancelled. The • over the age of 30. ters program. Western Regionals, originally listed for Los ALBANY, NY, March 21. Barry You don'thave to spend a lot of money The paper is written by active masters Angeles, will be held in San Diego June 19-20. Brown, 38, fell 8 seconds short of win The Home Savings Pan-American Games are in to get started. Aboutall you need is a pair participants. It depends on its readers fcM" ning it all today in the Price Chopper- definite. of shoes. Most masters participants work reports of results, upcoming events, thon 30-kilometer Schenectady-to- •With over 1200 runners competing in the out on their own or with friends. There photos and comments. Napa Valley Marathon on March 14, Joan Reiss Albany run. His time of 1:36:31 fell are also several clubs with organized TheNationalMasters News is anoffi was the 1st master woman and 4th female short of Phil Coppess, 27. woricout programs. cial publication of-the Athletics Con overall with an excellent 2:57:22 over the Coppess and Brown ran the first 17 scenic course along the Silverado Trail. Reiss, There are many masters track & field gress (TAC), the national governing miles side by side. Then Brown started 44, ran her first sub-3-hour marathon at the • meets for men and women over age 30. body for athletics in the U.S. Bidwell Classic in Chico in March, 1981 in Competition is held in 5 or 10 year age It is financially supported by subscrip-, to pull ahead and had achieved a 2:59:38. Her masters course records include: groups. You compete against people tions, advertising, donations, TAC and 30-yard lead on the final downward hill 1981 Avenue of the Giants, 3:03:40; and the of the route. your own age. the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., the rugged Crater Lake Marathon, 1st woman in Coppess, however, put on a strong 1981 in 3:28:40. She posted a 64:51 at the There are long distance runs, which national sponsor of all masters sports. kick back up the hill with only 300 Stockton, Cal. 10-miler and a 39:58 lOK in are generally open to runners of ail ages. A book of masters track & field age Sacramento. Prizes by age-categories are awarded. records is published each year. The book yards to go. He caught Brown and •Mike Heffernan, 41, of Portland, sped to a A good wayjto get started is to just lists the world and American record for sprinted to a first-place finish. blazing 49:02 to capture the Northwest Masters show up at a track & field meet, or at a both men and women over age 35, for Ralph Zimmerman of Buffalo 15K March 28 in Sewa'rd Park, Seattle. Jerry finished first in the men's 40-44 age Schmidt, 41, of Wenatchee, WA was 2nd in road race. Sign up and participate. Or every event, at every age. Another book 50:49, a minute ahead of Dennis Meyer, 49, of just come and watch and see what it's covers long distance records. category with a time of 1:43:14, while Seattle. Patricia Thomas, 41, of Seattle logged a like. You'll find many people eager to To get involved, just fill out the form Margarete Decker led the women swift 59:03, less than 2 minutes off Miki Gor answer your questions. on page 3. For only $12 you will re masters in 2:12:59. man's U.S. masters record. Masters are serious competitors, yet ceive a full year's subscription to the Ed Stabler copped the 50-54 title and •Patricia Dixon's 60-64 lOK record 45:40 Bob Boa] the 65 plus bracket in the an set Sept. 26, 1981 has been certified by the there is little pressure. You rarelyfind the National Masters News. • NRDC. On March 14, she set a 20K mark of nual affair. 1:37:33 in the TAC National Championships. Results in back pages. •Ben Kerr, 51, completed a 6-month walk from Toronto to Los Angeles to dramatize his • camping to have smoking banned in offices. •CAnadian Runner Magazine named Bob Moore masters marathoner of the yer for his 2:23:39 effort in Toronto. Dereck Fernee posted a 2:21:40 in New Zealand to win best performance of the year before injuries sent him to the sidelines. Ferne.e still has hopes of a 2:16-2:18, perhaps in the fall of 1982. •Diane Palmason's 2:49:19 in Oakland in December won her master women's awards in

t both categorie'5. She still feels her best events are the 800 (Commonwealth Games 1954) and 1'^ 1500, and will concentrate on those to challenge the world's best in Puerto Rico in 1983. •The Nike City of Christchurch International Marathon is scheduled for June 6th. Air New Zealand is organizing trips to the scenic race, which is rated 5th fastest in the world. •Australia's Stan Nicholls, 70, set two world 70-74 records: On Nov. 18, 1981, a 12:23.0 2-mile, betering Harold Chapson's 1976 mark of 12:40.0; and on Dec. 12, 13:47.7 steeplechase, smashing Wilfred Bigelow's mark of 14:34.7, set last year at the World Games in New Zealand. •Anne McKenzie set two age-56 records in the 800 (2:46.6) and 1500 (5:50.0) to highlight the Western Province Masters athletics cham pionships in Cape Town March 27. Leon Hacker broke the Western province M40 record in the 400 (53.1) and 200 (23.7). Leo Benning, 49, won the pentathlon with 2488 points for a new W.P. mark. Only 70 athletes competed, com pared to 110 last year. •A large contingent of South African Masters are expected to attend the 5th World Veterans Games in Puerto Rico in Sept. 1983. Sponsors TheMayor otSan Juan, Dr. Hernan Padilla shows a tourism brochure tofhe vice-president ofWAVA, HansAxmann from West feermany. Observing are being sought to held'-aetV^'dx'p^nse^s* ' i' iJ»sel6atliK)»jlhe-5ecretaify of spotjfiiafHrf'fobiieit'Ojlyfl'ibfab'J Nfe nhtf

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From the TAC Board of Directors Meeting, j^imp was reportedly wind-aided and so Kansas City, March 14 Five Records Set Eiiiay not go into the books as an official Track & Field TEA/USA will be dissolved this year in Orange Meet age 60-64 record, but it served notice Chairman withthe groupsfrom TEA joiningTAC. that Hans Bitter s world standard of The NCAA will get a number of seats on I TIO'4" is in jeopardy. ORANGE, Calif., March 13—Two the board of directors, as will other Bill Morales turned 65 and promptly by JIM WEED pending world records and three U.S. groups. threw the javelin 168'2" to demolish the marks were set today in the annual Git)- Indoor Championships Athletes With the colleges coming into TAC, world 65-69 world best of 147', set by of Orange Masters Track & Eield Meet. Meeting we will try to sell the coaches on assets Gerard Schepe of West Germany in With his world age 55-59 long jump Ron Salvio, Vice Chairman, men, will which Masters competitors can provide 3'978. Morales' mark is also subject to mark of20''4"—set last July at age 59— be the Indoor meet coordinator for 1983 the college program. In return, we hope certification by National Masters Records still fresh in everyone's mind, Tom Pal- season. Anything pertaining to Indoor the coaches will be more receptive to Chairman Pete Mundle. meets should be routed to Ron. Ron will salis, who turned 60 on Dec. 6, opened Masters using their facilitiesfor workouts Red Doms set two American records chair the Indoor Meet committee at the the season with a leap of I8'2'/2". The and meets. ioathe 75-79 division. Doms heaved the TAC Convention in Philadelphia in Weight Games Committee shot 36'9^" to better Stan Herrmann's December. Items to be discussed: Possi In the new rules book you will see the 1979 throw of 35'2''i". The toss was bilityof womenrunningindoordistances following changes approved in Reno: similar to open women; guideline for oaly 2" off Vemer Andersson's world ,In the javelin event, measure flat schedule ofevents; meet director guide best of 36'WA". The Red one's other throws from where the grip lands. If the U.S. best was a 107'3" discus throw, lines. javelin lands tail first, it is not a legal bettering Herrmann's mark by over 4 Uniforms throw. A 60° arc be used for the hammer, feelL Discussion on National Masters Team discus, shot and weight toss. Taping of The 5th mark set was a 2'10" high uniforms. On singletsdo we want "USA" two fingerstogether forthe shot put should jump by Edith Mendyka, which estab or "USA MASTERS" or some other be allowed. Taping of the wrist is also lished a U.S. standard for the women's identification. permitted. 70-74 division. Phil Mulkey Outstanding early-season efforts Phil has initiated a request for a cer imduded: Mel Elliot, 43, 2:03.3 in the tified copy of his birth certificate to be 80O; Bill Fitzgerald, 56,61.6 in the 400; sent with other pertinent information to Christel Miller, Shirley Kinsey and me. This information will be sentto each Mendyka, with 5 wins each in the W40, Executive Board member to decide the "W50 and W70 divisions, respectively; issue. You will be informed in NMN. Dan Aldrich (M60), a 155'5" discus National Indoor throw; Nick Newton, 49, a 56.57 400; Over 340 competitors made this a large Ken Dennis, 44, a 10.14 100-yard meet. Some 40% of the entries came in <3ash.n the last three days before the deadline. Age group record holder in high jump, J..C. Brown, 51, ponders his upcoming attempt at Results in back pages. We could all help the Meet Director by 5'10" at TF A Indoor In Kansas City. entering early. Photo: RussiNiemi

THE ATVILETICS 1982 CONGRESS PENN MUTUAL SA TAC Western Regional

Hslcting troptiies won at Florida State fWlasters. Mary Zuknick, MTC, sub-masters-' Masters Don Hull, M60, tosses shotat Fla. State Masters tToplny: Walt Rottienbacti, president of Mansota meet in Sarasota, Marcti. 13-14. Track Club, team trophy; and Bill Carlin. MTC, Track and Field (Ptioto by BUI GentTyl rrtasters trophy. (Photo by Bill Gentry)

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to become a master of the daily clock as Besides his 49:38 15K, Clark has well as the stopwatch. As deputy direc clocked 32:38 for lOK, 1:07:06 forlOK, tor of intelligence for CINCPAC, he is and 2:33 for the marathon, that being busy at work by 5:30 a.m. on most days. recorded in the 1981 Boston Marathon. His duties call for him to gather informa One ofhis big goals is to break 2:30 for Jeremy Clark tion on the activities of potential adver the marathon, but he says that he doubts saries operating inthe Pacific and to brief that he'll do it. in Hawaii. by MIKE TYMN admirals and generals by 8 a.m. There "I think the heat here costs you 30-45 fore, he is out of bed at 3:50 a.m. for his seconds at 1OK and about five minutes It's not unusual to find a navy man out morning workout. for the marathon," he explained. "But I on a cruise, but it is unusual to find a high Clark tries to get his primary workout guess that's the price you pay for livingin ranking naval officer out cruising around in at mid-day. He enjoys attacking the Paradise. Afteryears ofrunning in minus Pearl Harbor at 4 in the morning. hills around the Marine Corps camp 20-40 degrees wind chill conditions with Such is the habit of Jeremy Clark, a where his office is located. Whenjob res- face mask and two or three jackets on, I 45-year-old U.S. Navy Captain attaehed ponsibilites curtail the noon run, he tries truly appreciate Hawaii, even if it's not to Pacific command headquarters in to sneak out late in the evening after conductive to fast times."• Hawaii. attending to family responsiblities. Clark does his cruising, however, in a "Usually, I run twice a day, but there pair of Nikes on the Pearl Harbor bike are days when I triple in orderto meet my path. mileage quota," Clark said while pump Based upon rankings in The Runner ing up a hill during a noon workout recen magazine, Clark has been the top military tly. "I'm not complaining though. The masters runner in the United States for camaraderie, fresh air, tension release, the past three years and he was Hawaii's and better sleep and appetite all con highest ranked masters competitor last tribute to making running a central part year. of my life and I intend to participate as ! Clark achieved his ranking for the long as I can, even if I'm no longer most part in the Nike Grand Prix Series. competitive." i He was partofthe three man Mid-Pacific At Moses Brown Prep School in Pro Road Runner Club team from Hawaii vidence R.I., Clark recorded a 1:57 half that won the regional championship in and a 4;30 mile back in 1954. And at San Diego and he went on from there to Brown University, he lowered his mile finish fifth individually in the national Jeremy Clark enroute to 4th place in 1981 Nike time to 4:18 before giving up track after Kent Wiley, (left) meet director, Fla. State championship in Philadelphia while com series in San Diego. photo by Mike Tymn his sophomore year. He continued to run peting against the strongest masters field Mastes, talks with Nate Robinson, M30 com for fitness "at least twice a week until petitor, who set a meet record of 13.95 in ever assembled in this country. His time who have broken 50 minutes for the 15 19TT when he got serious about road 120HH. of49 min., 38 in that race made him one kilometer distance. racing. (Photo by BillGentry) of only a handful of American masters To achieve what he has, Clark has had

^ WORLD ASSOCIATION of VETERAN ATHLETES 1982

DECATHLON &HEPTATHLON u f' • Age30-34 60 yard heat at TFA - National masters meet held Feb. 14 at William Jewell College near Kansas City.Winner of heat &finals was J.B. Haggerty (right) of Karnack, Texas. CHAMPIONSHIP r* Photo by Russ Niemi }: •• •••••Ba •• HHKim •• N •••••••••• HaaM•• m I• AUGUST 28th 29th, 1982 f F AGE GROUP TIME STANDARDS ;'4 Booklet includes Men's and Women's Time Standards for- San Diego State University, San Diego OA I• •Each year of age 9-18 and 33-65 aOpen class • DECATHLON...Men •Sprints to Marathon aMeters and yards/miles ft CONVERT YOUR TIME RUN TO PERFORMANCE LEVEL (%) HEPTATHLON...Women FIND WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE IMPROVING WITH AGE 1• 50 Year Age Competitions Men Age 4 0 and Over 20 laage booklet lists 1982 Time Standards, including • ii explanation & uses of the Performance Measuring System, Women Age 35 and Over To order 1982 Time"Standards booklet send $2,50 to MEN-40-49 IAAF Tables Entry Form will if 1 MEN-50 plus WAVA Tables appear in June Dr. Track, 5130 Nebraska Av.e NW • Washington, DC 20008 • WOMEN IAAF Tables issue of NMN

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The Senior Sports Festival Is sponsored by King County Parks and Recreation, Seattle Parks and Television neck poucnes will be issued, with race Recreation, the ttayor's Office for Senior Citizens, and the Seattle flasters Track and Field Club. numbers, that contain change so the run Other sports are Pickleball, , Swinining, Tennis, Handball, Racquetball, Softball and an August 28th lOK Run. To be added to the nailing list for other Festival sports or for additional Vs. Boston ners won't lose any time while paying the information, call Brenda Weatherford at (206) 244-1080. toll. This will help offset Turnpike Open to men and Momen age 40 and over who do not gain livelihood from competing In by KEN MUELLER Authority revenue losses due to the ban the sport entered. T.A.C. membership Is no^ required. ELIGIBILITY The B.A.A. Marathon, alias "Bos ning of cars. The spectators would have

LOCATION Husky Stadium, University of Washington - Seattle, WA ton" is suffering from growing pains of a the advantage ofseeing more ofthe race. different kind. That evil devil called Overhead bridges v/ould provide great June 19, 1982 9:30 a.m. Competitors should check In 30 minutes prior to their DATE/TIME first event. Money may be forcing changes to occur views for miles. Vehicles for officials and that many area people are not happy press could follow the progress of the DEADLINE Entry forms and fees must be RECEIVED by June 11, 1982. about. The B.A.A. representatives main race better and skilled helicopter pilots Men: 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70+ tained that the race was pure as far as might be able to create a tailwind. Given AGE GROUPS Women: 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60+ Age division is determined by participants age as of August 19, 1982. their position was concerned when it the nature of the terrain and road con came to financially assisting top runners. struction, this course should be faster AWARDS 3 place awards will be given in each age group, men and women. A participation award will be given to each entrant. This may be true, but behind the scenes than the present one, so a sub-2:08 time

CHAIRMAN many athletes obtained help from other is possible. The Prudential Towercan be Patti Petesch/Dennis Cook 625-2974 9:00 am - Noon sources in and around Boston, and this seen from about 10 miles away—this can This meet Is P.N.A.C. sanctioned and will be co"ducted in accordance with has been going on for a long time. Most be good or bad depending on how you T.A.C. Rules and Regulations. people weren't aware of this, so it didn't feel. Once you reach Boston you could Field event entrants must provide their own implerents in accordance with T.A.C. guidelines. create any negative waves. With the unload the remaining change at the second Locker Room facilities are not available.' insertion of big-visible investors for the toll gates and even throw away the pouch You may enter a maximum of three events. 1982 race and the possibility of switch if you wish. Littering is the "in thing" in ing the race day to Sunday, the opposi Massachusetts. Our Gov. Jester orga REQUIRED; $5.00 per person for first event. $2.CO fcr each additional event. OPTIONAL: Senior Sports Festival T-Shirts: $5.50 tion is being heard from. nized a cosmetic clean up crew that goes FEES Results of All Sports published in Septe-.ber: $1.00 each . The Prudential Insurance Companyis around picking things up along major Hake checks payable to: Senior Adult Advisory Council considering withdrawing their support, roadways. They clean up the cleanest Hall To: Senior Sports Festival, 425 S.W. 144th, Seattle, HA 98166. ENTRY INFO No Refunds will be given after the June 11th deadline. a reported $100,000 annual invest roads and everything else is a mess. ment. 1 can't agree with this because Back to the race. If Prudential pulls 3000 Race Walk High Jump ♦"hese events will only be con EVENTS 1500 Walk Long Jump ducted if there are sufficient the subtle advertising they receive from out of the race, the finish line will pro 5000 Heter Triple Jump entries. the race must be worth far more than bably be changed, so 1can't speculate on 1500 Meter *Pole Vault 800 Heter *Hammer that amount. what will happen at the end, but behave, 400 Heter Discus The biggest noise is coming from the try to enjoy yourselves and remember to 200 'Heter Javelin 100 Heter Shot Put people that don't want their church ser purchase an official race T-shirt. This is • 50 Heter ♦Hurdles vice schedule messed up, and they have the only revenue raiser the Athletic Divi more tradition to support their cause sion of the B.A.A. has. and the nice par than the B.A.A. has to support its. A ticipants in the 1981 race helped pay our Sunday race would create three signifi way to three open National Cham THE 3rd ANNUAL SENIOR SPORTS FESTIVAL cant changes: 1) More people could run pionship wins and three Masters National MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD "82" Saturday, June 19, 1982 without losing a day's pay. 2) The Massa Championship wins.Q chusetts National Guard would be avail . HEIGHTS AND STANDARDS (Metric) able for policing alongthe course. 3) TV MEN SHOT DISCUS - HAMMER JAVELIN money would flood the area. 40 7.26 2.00 7.26 800 One simple change could be made that Four American records set 50 5.50 1 .50 7.26 800 60 4.00 1 .00 6.0O 600 would improve the race, help the majority 70+ 4.00 1 .00 4.00 600 and only hinder a few people. Close off Mason, Rapp Top - WOMEN SHOT . DISCUS HAMMER JAVELIN the Massachusetts Turnpike, east of Rt. 35 4.00 1 .00 600 495, and detour traffic North or South. 40 4.00 1 .00 600 NaUonal 50KMasters 50 3.00 1 .00 400 Ample space is available for the place 60 3.00 1.00 400. ment ofdressing tents, registration tents, 70+ 3.00 1 .00 400 WASHINGTON,D.C.,March 13- toilet tents and TV towers. Areas could Four U.S. age-division records were Hurdles: a = distance to first hurdle be roped offfor people who had to leave b = distance between hurdles smashed today in the TAC National 50 c = distance from last hurdle to the finish their cars. Other sections could be used kilometer championships in Hains Point HEN HEIFiHT A B C for parking. under 50°, overcast, humid conditions 40 no meters 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 Open division male runners could start 50 no meters 91 .4 13.72 8.5 with strong wind and rain at the 3-h<9ur : 19.78. in one lane and foxy masters and women 60 100 meters 84.0 13.00 8.5 • 10.50 point 70+ 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles) could start in the other lane. The scenery Twenty-five ofthe 31 starters finished WOMEN HEIGHT A B C is betterhere than alongthe presentcourse, the race, with CharlesTrayer, 27, break 35 100 meters 76.2 • 13.00 8.5 10.50 the road is much wider and the two groups 40+ 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles) wouldn't merge until they were approach ing the tape in 2:59:36. Will Mason, 41, of Chelmsford, Mass, ******** DETATCH: MAIL LOWER PORTION KEEP UPPER PORTION ********** ing the toll gates in Newton. Souvenir was the 1st masters and 3rd overall in 1982 SENIOR SPORTS FESTIVAL MASTERS TRACK i FIELD ENTRY FORM 3:17:48. TrudyRapp, 45, ofAlexandria, Enter me in the following events (Print): (1) Va. was the 1st woman finisher in 3:48:39, (2) (3) a new U.S. women's age 45-49 record, I have enclosed $ for the above events entered Lorenz Breaks breaking Sue Medaglia's old mark by ( $5.00 per person for first event. $2.00 for each additional event) 22 minutes. ATHLETE RELEASE: In consideration of acceptance of my entry, I do hereby for myself, heirs Higdon's John.Sullivan, 50, ofHolliston, Mass, and administrators waive and release any and all claims I may have against the Senior Sports Festival, the various governing bodies, the various sport facilities, the various sponsor logged 3:19:32 to erase the American ing agencies, and the representatives of these varying groups for any and all injuries suf fered by me in any event, sport or facility. I waive any right to any interest in pictures 10-Mile Mark men's 50-54 division mark of 3:21:02, taken of me during the days of competition. I certify that I have no physical defects that set by Alex Ratelle in 1977. would prevent me from competing. I take full responsibility for equipment used by me for CHERRY HILL, N.J: March 14. damage or breakage. -i r u , Ed Benham, 74, notched a 4:34:50 to Herb Lorenz picked off yet another establish a new mark for men 70-74, PRINT NAME:_ . SEX:^ SIGNATURE: American masters record tpday, clock while Carmen Haney's 6:13:41 became ADDRESS: CITY STATE ZIP ing 51:08 in the New Jersey 10-miler to a new women's 55-59 standard. PHONE: BIRTH DATE: AGE AS OF 8/21/82: take 22 seconds off the 51:30 mark set Checks payable to: Senior Adult Advisory Council All records are subject to approval by Deadline: June 11, 1982 by Hal Higdon in Sept. 1975. As the National Running Data Center. The '1'°= Senior Sports Festival, 425 SW 144th, Seattle, WA 98166. always, the new standard is subject to host Potomac Valley Seniors Track verification by the NRDC. Club won team honors. O Results in baci- May 1982 National Masters News page 19

KILOMETER RANKINGS 1 9 1 MASTERS 1 0

Top 25 in each 5-year age group from age 35 up. Compiled by the National Running Data Center exclusively for the National Masters News. Soon to be available in the book "In Depth Masters Rankings."

Men- 35 thru 39 Men- 50 thru 54

29:17 Barry Brown. 36 Gainesville ' FL 7 Mar,AL-A 33:17 Hal Higdon 50 Michigan City IN 26 Jul,NE-A 31:08a jJeff Galloway' 35 Atlanta GA 4 Jul,GA-A 34:16 Ross Smith 53 Reno NV 25 Oct,CA-A 31:46 Frank Duarte 39 Santa Ana CA 17 Oct,CA-A 34:20 Gordon McKenzie 54 Great Neck NY 19 Sep,NY-A 37 31:55 Phil Ryan 7 Nov,CA-A 34: 35 Ed Stabler 5-2 Syracuse NY 27 Jun ,NY-A 32:04ae Daraien Koch 35 + 4 Oct,CO-A 34:48 Kenneth Jones , 51 4 Oct,NY-A 32:05 Bill Clark 37 Los Altos CA 11 Oct,CA-A 34: 49ae Tom Bailey 52 Denver CO 4 Oct,CO-A 32:06 Morgan Looney 39 Birmingham AL 28 Nov,AL-A 35:36a Dave Seller 50 Pensacola FL 21 Nov,FL-A 37 32:07 Hugh Sweeny Jersey City NJ 1 Mar,NY-A 35:57e ' Jan Fekkes • 51 Thousand Oaks CA 24 May,CA-B 32:11 Arthur Williams 38 Greenville SC 28 Nov,AL-A 36:00 Joseph Burns 52 Bogota NJ 4 Oct,NY-A 32:12e Marshall Matye 38 CA 6 Sep,CA-A 36:02 Luis Torres 53 24 May,OH-A 32:22a Robert Priest 35 Hanahan SC 4 Jul,GA-A 36:02 Bill Irland 52 27 Jun,NY-A 32:22e Bill Scobey 36 Ventura CA 6 Sep,CA-A 36:02 Bill McCaffrey 50 + 14 Aug,NY-A 32:25 Patrick Davis" 35 Mokena IL 25 Oct,IN-A 36:06 Herbert Kania 52 Warwick NY 13 Sep,NY-B 32:26 Stephen Conroy 36 Albertson NY 19 Sep,NY-A 36:06 Len Thornton 50 13 Sep,CA-A 32:27a Ghry Darnell 35 Marietta GA 4 Jul,GA-A 36:08 Bill Stock 52 La Mesa CA 10 Oct,CA-A 32: 32 Ray Kneer 39 27 Jun,NY-A 36:09a Wil King 50 Colorado Sprgs CO 25 May,00-A 32:42 36 Stateline NV 24 May,CA-A 36:26a Bill Fortune 53 Pearl River NY 5 Jul,NY-A 32:44 Frank Handelman 35 New York NY 1 Mar,NY-A 36:29 Hugh Ainslie 51 Seattle WA 26 Sep,WA-A 32:47 Rick Myers 35 Berlin NJ 29 Mar,NY-A 36:36 William Cupp 50 Seattle WA 26 Sep,WA-A 32:47 Ron Wiser 35 24 May,OH-A 36:37 Charles Anderson 50 San Diego CA 28 Feb,CA-A 32:47 Derek Frechette 36 Alfred NY 22 Aug ,NY-A 36:38 Tracy Brown 50 + Los Alamitos CA 17 0ct,CA-A 32:48 Kevin Collins 35 New York NY 13 Sep,NY-B 36:45a Stanley Chodnicki 50 Saddle Brook NJ 5 Jul,NY-A 32:49 Hal Rothman 35 Miller Place NY 19 Sep,NY-A 36:53e Wally Evertz 51 Santa Ana CA 24 May,CA-B 32:50 Paul Rogers 35 14 Mar,SC-A 37:01 Tom Sturak 50 Portland OR 26 Sep ,WA-A 32:50 Wayne Schwark 39 27 Jun,NY-A 37:04 Tom Hovey 51 NY 27 Jun ,NY-A

Men- 40 thru 44 Men- 55 thru 59

NJ 4 Jul,GA-A 33:22 Alex Ratelle 30:42a Herb Lorenz 42 Willingboro 56 Edina MN 25 Apr,MN-A 26 Sep,WA-A 31:03 Dan Conway 42 Chetek , WI 34:00 Jim O'Neil 55 San Diego CA 31 Jan,CA-A CA 26 Jul,NE-A 31:19 Jim Bowers 42 Santa Rosa 36: 32 Hubert Morgan 59. Sayre PA 13 Sep,Ny-A 7 Mar,AL-A 31:40 Jim Ewing 41 Jackson MS 36:59 Augustus Prince 57 Port Jefferson NY 4 Oct,NY-A Minnetonka MN 25 Apr,MN-A 37:17e 31: 42 Jerry McNeal 44 Fred Nagelschmidt 57 Ventura CA 6 Sep,CA-A 1 Feb,AZ-A 31:58 Robert Packard 44 Flagstaff AZ j7:29e Ray Gil 56 Lompoc CA 24 May,CA-B 11 Oct,CA-A 31:59 41 Palo Alto CA 37: 49 Roland Anspach 55 Springboro OH 5 Sep,OH-A OR 26 Sep,WA-A 32:02 Michael Heffernan 41 Portland 37:53 Mac Elliott 55 Paradise Valley AZ 1 Feb,AZ-A 4 Jul,GA-A 32:03a Bill Hall 40 Durham NC 38:09 Walter Brown 56 Howard Beach- NY 19 Sep,NY-A 10 Oct,VA-A 32:12 Lew Faxon 41 Hampton VA 38: 23 Norman Clark 56 Kent WA 26 Sep,WA-A GA 7 Mar,AL-A 32:16 Ken Winn 43 Stone Mtn 38:26 Frank Ruliffson 55 Bethesda MD 15 Mar,CA-A 1 Mar,NY-A 32:19 Gary Muhrcke 40 Huntington NY 38:28 Jim McCown 59 Everett WA 26 Sep,WA-A 4 Oct,CO-A 32:24ae Bob Griffith 40 + 38: 35 Flory Rodd 58 San Francisco GA 20 Sep,CA-A CA 25 Oct,CA-A 32: 31 Bill Meinhardt 40 + Los Gatos 38: 41 Lenn Dompier 56 29 Aug,WA-A NJ 10 Oct,NJ-A 32:32 Bob Fischer 41 Newark 38: 47 Giles Tomlinson 56 Angola IN 25 Oct,IN-A 26 Sep,WA-A 32:35 Jerry Schmidt 41 Wenatchee WA 39:21 Walter Bauer 55 St Louis MO 10 May,MO-A 32:40 Ray Stevens 40 . Lincoln NE 26 Jul,NE-A 39:22a James Jensen 55 NY 5 Jul,NY-A 32:43e David Stansbury 43 6 Sep r CA—A 39:25 Ben Griffin 55 Jackson AL 7 Mar,AL-A 32:44 Charles Harris 40 + 25 Oct,CA-A 39:26ae Bob Carlson 55 + CO 4 Oct,CO-A 32:52 Rick Kleyman ' 41 MN 25 Apr,MN-A 39:28 Bob Bartling 55 Brookings SD 3 May,SO-A 32:52 Dave Kafer 41 24 May,OH-A 39:32e Keiji Taki 57 Whittier CA 24 May,CA-B 26 Sep,WA-A 39:34 Bill Moir 32:55 Reed Miller 43 Longview WA 57 24 May,0H-A 33:05 Dan McCaskill 40 Chula Vista CA \ 3 May,CA-A 39:42 Donald MacKenzie 59 4 Oct,NY-A NY 27 Jun,NY-A 39:43 Bernard Gloisten 33:10 Calvin Loomis 42 Campbell 55 Huntington NY 19 Sep,NY-A 2,8 Nov , AL-A 33:10 Alton Migues 41 Pensacola FL 39:47 Millard Shumate 59 Tampa FL 21 Feb,FL-A

Men-- 60 thru 64

Men- 45 thru 49

38:12 Stephen Richardson 60 Riverside CT 1 Mar,NY-A 38:13e Harold Daughters 60 6 Sep,CA-A 31:26 Ray Hatton 49 Bend OR 26 Sep,WA-A 38:40 Charles Chambers 60 Ellaville GA 7 Mar,AL-A 32:30a Earl Ellis • 45 Seattle WA 4 Jul,GA-A 39:19 George Sheehan 62 Red Bank NJ 1 Mar,NY-A 32:42a Bill Olrich 45 Lexington KY 4 Jul,GA-A 39:37e Eddie Lewin 64 Brentwood CA 24 May,CA-B 32:45e John Brennand 45 Santa Barbara CA 6 Sep ,CA-A 39:47 Frank Grey 61 Poulsbo WA 26 Sep,WA-A 32:53e Andre Tocco 45 CA 6 Sep,CA-A 39:47 Norman Hansen 60 Enumclaw WA 26 Sep,WA-A 32:56 Derek Mahaffey 47 Bellevue WA 26 Sep,WA-A 40:01ae J Allen Patten 60 + Boulder CO 4 Oct,CO-A 33:06 Bill Foulk 48 Bozeman MT 29 Aug,WA-A 40:27 Joseph Mallon 60 Portland OR 26 Sep,WA-A 33:09 Larry Fuselier 45 Metairie LA 7 Mar,AL-A 40:27 Edwin Bishop 60 Santa Barbara CA 7 Nov,CA-A 33:28 Robert Paklaian 45 Detroit MI 4 Oct,NY-A 40:28 Wayne Zook 64 San Diego CA 31 Jan,CA-A 33:32 ' Dennis Meyer 48 Seattle WA 26 Sep,WA-A 40:36 Wilfredo Rios 64 Queens NY 19 Sap,NY-A 33:41 Adrian Craven 45 Greenville SC 28 Nov,AL-A 40:38 Don Longenecker 64 Silver City NM 14 Feb,AZ-A 33:42e Jim Knerr 47 Simi Valley CA 24 May,CA-A 40:52 Mi Hard Shumate 60 Tampa FL 4 Jul,FL-A 33:48 Fenner McConnell 46 Gulf Breeze FL 7 Mar,AL-A 41:02 Robert Dellwo 63 Spokane WA 29 Aug,WR-A 33:52 Arlen Sunn 46 Columbia Hgts MN 25 Apr,MN-A 41:04 Tony Lipscomb 63 Demopolis AL 7 Mar,AL-A 34:01 Gerald Koch 47 TN 28 Nov,AL-A 41:10 John Lafferty 63 San Diego CA 2 May,CA-A 34:18 Jan Ahlberg 46 Phoenix AZ 1 Feb,AZ-A 41:14e Demetrlo Miller 61 Thousand Oaks CA 24 May,CA-B 34:23 Jack Blakely 45 Ithaca NY 27 Jun,NY-A 41:16 Don Phillips 62 Urbana IL 2 May,IL-A 34:34a Harold Tinsley 45 Huntsville AL 4 Jul,GA-A May,OH-A 41:21e John Schadl 62 24 34:34 Roger Bryan 45 Colorado Spga- - CO 26 Sep,WA-A 60 Northport NY 19 Sep,NY-A Paul Goble Morristown IN 19 Sep,IN-A 41:24 Joseph Latino 34:35 46 NY 5 Jul,HY-A CA 15 Mar,CA-A 41:28a Bill O'Connor 60 34: 37 Fred Kiddy 47 Palm Springs Jan,AZ-A 41:30 Bob Martin 60 Tucson AZ 31 34:42 Jim Aneshansley 46 Brooklyn NY 13 Sep,NY-B May,GA- 41:30 Elliott Galloway 60 GA 3 34:57 Richard Murphy 47 East Northport NY 19 Sep,NY-A 41:34 Joe McGinness 64 Lookout Mtn TN 21 Mar,TN-A 35:06 John Forrest 48 24 May,OH-A 35:07 Jim Caviness 47 Noblesville IN 26 Sep,WA-A page 20 National Masters News May 1982

Men- 65 thru 69 Women- 40 thru 44

39:30a Eddie Lewin 65 CA 6 Sep,CA-A 39:38 Robert Kroger 65 Riverside CA 7 Nov,CA-A 36:55 Joyce Black 41 Plattsburgh NY 26 Jul ,NE-A 41:30 Reg Rollason 65 Port Orange FL 21 Feb,FL-A 37:57 Patricia Thomas 41 Seattle WA 15 Aug ,WA-A 42:16 Earl Wert 68 Mobile AL 28 Nov,AL-A 38:04 Barbara Pike 40 Concord MA 12 Oct ,MA-A 43:50 Vernon Geary . 69 Williamsburg VA 10 Oct,VA-A 38:10a Nancy Parker 44 - Atlanta GA 4 Jul ,GA-A 43:51 George Boulden 65 29 Aug,WA-A 38:12 Anna Thornhill 41 New York NY 13 Sep ,NY-a 44:01 Ed Stotsenberg 67 7 Nov,CA-A 38:14 Trudy Rapp 44 Alexandria VA 10 May ,DC-A 44:38 A1 Clark 67 Prescott AZ 26 Sep,AZ-A 38:15 Joan Ullyot 40 San Francisco CA 1 Feb ,CA-A 44:48 Carl Jenkins 65 SC 28 Nov,AL-A 38: 38 Shirley Matson 40 10 Oct ,CA-A 45:01 Cleo Casady 68 Springfield MO 3 May,MO-A 39:18 Patricia Whittingslow 41 CA 20 Sep ,CA-A 45:17e Jon Baldwin 65 Palos Verdes CA 24 May,CA-B 39:36 Judy Groombridge 41 Seattle WA 26 Sep ,WA-A 45:40 Jerry Satterlee 67 Seattle WA 26 Sep,WA-A 39:40 Christa Romppanen 42 Malibu CA 4 Apr ,CA-A 46:06e Dean Scofield 69 Los Angeles CA 24 May,CA-B 39:53 Heidi Skaden 43 Sacramento CA 1 Feb ,CA-A 46:22 Stan Venoski 68 Herrin IL 21 Nov,XL-A 39:55 June Bart 40 Concord NH 12 Get ,MA-A 4e:47e Eddie Howard 65 Los Angeles CA 24 May,CA-B 40:04 Diane Stocklin 40 San Diego CA 4 Apr ,CA-A 47:15e George Feinstein 67 Altadena QA 24 May,CA-B 40:09 Inge Heggerness 41 15 Aug ,WA-A 47:45 Arne Johnson 68 1 Feb,AZ-A 40 :11 Lynne Lauck 41 Pittstown NJ 10 May ,DC-A 47:51 J2unes Johnson 65 + 19 Sep,IN-A 40:11 Hermine Bartee 42 New York NY 30 May ,NY-A 48:18 Luis Martin 69 Upr Montclair NJ 29 Mar,NY-A 40:18 Letha Fiss-Hoblyn 40 Portland OR 7 Nov ,OR-A 48:23 George Jaffe 65 Brooklyn NY 1 Mar,NY-A 40 :21 Patty Pastore 41 4 Apr ,CA-A 48:30 Albert Clapp 66 10 Oct,CA-A 40:25 Joan Reiss 43 1 Feb ,CA-A 48:36 Wayne Kenemuth 65 Frostproof FL 21 Feb,FL-A 40:39 Christine Curtis 43 Seattle WA 15 Aug ,WA-A 48:37 Ray Deschambault 67 27 Jun,NY-A 40:40 Faye Heldoorn 43 San Diego CA 16 Feb ,CA-A 48:47 Robert Hutchins 65 Coronado CA 28 Feb,CA-A 40:47 Susan Guertin 40 Marblehead MA 12 Oct ,MA-A 48:51 Fred Bruecker 65 Torrance CA 27 Sep,CA-A 40 :48 Mary Miller 42 Seattle WA 26 Sep ,WA-A 40:49 JoAnne Wichary 44 San Diego CA 15 Feb ,CA-A

Women- 45 Men- 70 thru 79 thru 49

37:53 Vicki Bigelow 45 San Lorenzo 42:19 William Andberg 70 Anoka MN 25 Oct,IN-A CA 1 Feb,CA-A 38:11 Jennifer Wright 45 Indio 43:57 Norman Bright 71 Seattle WA 26 Sep,WA-A CA 15 Mar,CA-A 38:58 Linda Sipprelle 46 44:33e Monty Montgomery 74 Sherman Oaks CA 24 May,CA-B Bethlehem PA 10 May,DC-A 39:09a Helene Bedrock 46 47:07 Urban Miller 70 Blakely Island WA 26 Sep,WA-A NJ 5 Jul,NY-A 39:48e Rita Hobbs 46 47:34 Ray Sears 74 Shelbyville IN 8 Aug,IN-A 6 Sep,CA-A 39:59 Karen Hoiappa 45 49:04 Ralph Kirk 71 Canton OH 21 Feb,FL-A 4 Oct,NY-A 40:03 Susan Redfield 45 50:21 Shorty Hernandez 70-t AZ 26 Dec,AZ-A Marblehead MA 12 Oct,MA-A 40:21 Dorothy Stock 49 50:23a Herb Parker 70 18 Apr,AR-A La Mesa CA 27 Sep,CA-A 40:37 Judy Martin 45 51:29 Carl Stroud 74 10 Oct,CA-A Mission Viejo CA 17 Oct,CA-A 40 : 38 Nancy McCormick 46 Omaha 51:38 Eugene Hess 70 Selah WA 26 Sep,WA-A NB 26 Jul,NE-A 40 : 49 Carolyn Cappetta 45 51:43 Marvin Streeter 70 + 13 Dec,AZ-A Concord MA 12 Oct,MA-A 40:51 Carrie Parsi 49 51:49 George Jacobs 73 Jamaica NY 1 Mar,NY-A Lexington MA 12 Oct,MA-A 40:58 Margarets Deckert 48 53:03 Damon Hieronymus 72 Sedalia MO 3 Oct,MO-A Lagrangeville NY 1 Mar,NY-A 41:20 Louise Taylor 46 53:25e Bernhard Blech 76 24 May,OH-A 15 Aug,WA-A 42:05 Noel Murchie 45 53:57 Werner Loewenstein 70 23 Aug,IN-A Honolulu HI 29 Aug,WA-A 42:17 Sally Goodhue 47 53:59 Henry Berlin 70 + AZ 26 Dec ,AZ-A Weston MA 12 Oct,MA-A 42:21 Marlys Hayden 48 54:03 Richard Whittemore 70 10 Oct,CA-A Kentfield CA 1 Feb,CA-A 42: 42 Margaret Betz 45 54:25 A Shough 72 10 Oct,NJ-A Conklin NY 13 Sep,NY-A 42:50 Julie Hoffmann 45 Kalamazoo 54:27 Max Popper 77 Little Neck NY 29 Mar,NY-A MI 12 Sep,MI-A 42:53 Sally Rusby 45 55:34 Wade Lebold 70 + AZ 26 Dec,AZ-A 13 Sep,NY-A 42:53 Claudia Elliman 48 Stowe 55:59e John Pianfetti 73 24 May,OH-A VT 12 Oct,MA-A 42:54 Joanne Mallet 47 56:46a Maurice Stanton 73 18 Apr,AR-A Rockvilie MD 10 May,DC-A 43:03 Jane Rasmussen 45 Concord Nat Pisciotta MA 12 Oct,MA-A 57:01e 77 6 Sep,CA-A 43:08 Barbara Gregg 45 Seattle WA 57:42 Byron Melton 72 Salem OR 30 Hay,OR-A 26 Sep,WA-A 43:39 Erika Emmons 45 + 58:01 Lucien Salazar 74 10 Oct,CA-A AZ 26 Dec,AZ-A

Women-- 55 thru 59 Men- 80 and over

40:40e Helen Dick 56 Los Angeles CA 6 Sep,CA-A 41:57 53:35 Paul Spangler 82 San Luis Obspo Cft Margaret Miller 55 Thousand Oaks CA 13 Sep,CA-A 1:15:00a Rudy Fahl 25 Oct,CA-A 42:29 Kaino Syvari 57 Fitchburg MA 12 Oct,MA-A 83 Colorado Spgs CO 25 May,CO-A 43:08 Mary Storey 1:18:16 Walter Lese 81 New York ny 56 Riverside CA 15 Mar,CA-A 1:28:33 Joseph Johnsen 13 Sep,NY-B 44:50 Janet Grenda 55 Stone Ridge NY 12 Oct,MA-A WA 29 Aug,WA-A 46:12e Carol Malone 58 Sharon MA 12 Oct,MA-A 47:01 Alene Park 56 AL 28 Nov,AL-A 47:15 Anne Trigg 57 St Petersberg FL 4 Oct,NY-A 48:11 Lucille Sanchioli 55 San Diego CA 31 Jan,CA-A 48:49e Ruby Taki 56 Whittier CA 24 May,CA-B 48:58 Women- 35 thru 39 Jaclyn Caselli 59 San Jose CA 1 Feb,CA-A 49 :12 Adele Milicevic 55 Scottsdale AZ 26 Dec,AZ-A 49:20 Phyllis Schwandt 59 Decatur IL 2 May ,IL-A 49:46 36:00 Iris Black 38 Daisy Wong 57 7 Nov,CA-A 1 Aug ,OH-A 49:58 36:46 Maddy Harmeling Grace Gammill 55 Mesa AZ 36 Merrick NY 19 Sep ,NY-A 26 Dec,AZ-A 37:42e Molly Thayer 50:23 Pepper Davis 55 Orlando FL 38 Marina Del Rey CA 24 May ,CA-B 10 Oct,FL-A 37:58 Carolyn Bravakis 50:25 Natalie Schwanke 57 Bellevue WA 37 Windsor Locks CT 30 May ,NY-A 26 Sep,WA-A 38:13 Betty Kite 50:58 Margaret Cochran 57 35 North Webster IN 25 Oct , IN-A Severna Park MD 10 May,DC-A 38:30 Debbie Hackel 51:16 Margaret McNeill 59 35 NY 29 Mar ,NY-A 10 Oct,CA-A 38:36ae Bette Poppers 51:23 Virginia Hastings 56 38 Littleton CO 4 Oct ,CO-A 4 Apr,CA-A 38:43 Kathleen Beebee 51:31 Nancy Beward 55 Sarasota 35 Medford MA 12 Oct ,MA-A FL 21 Feb,FL-A 38:50 Skip Swannack 51:50 Jeanne Nelson 55 Yorktown 39 Redwood City •CA 1 Feb ,CA-A VA 10 Oct,VA-A 38:52 Mary Ellen Williams 51:51 Dorothy Bright 56 35 Gaithersburg MD 18 Oct ,MD-A 10 May,DC-A 38:53 Barbara Wade 52:18 Anne Robertson 56 35 Newton MA 12 Oct ,MA-A PA 30 May,NY-A 38:56 Irene Rudolf 52:35 Dottie Gray 55 39 San Francisco CA 1 Feb ,CA-A 10 May,MO-A 39:02 Polly Peacock 37 10 May ,MO-A 39:0'6 Elizabeth Harshbarger 38 Cambridge MA 12 Oct ,MA-A Women-- 50 thru 54 39:07 Bobbi Rothman 35 Miller Place NY 30 May ,NY-A 39:15 Carol Stroud 38 Saratoga CA 25 Oct ,CA-A 39:24 Bonnie Storm 35 CA 38:08 Marion Irvine 1 Feb ,CA-A 51 San Rafael CA 39:28 Hilary Naylor 35 11 Oct ,CA-A 20 Sep ,CA-A 38: 20 Mila Kania 50 Warwick NY 4 Oct ,NY-A 39:35e Judy Kewley 36 Simi Valley 40:42 Ruth Weber CA 24 May ,CA-B 53 Longmeadow MA 12 Oct 39:36 Linda Thurston 38 ,MA-A Somerville NJ 29 Mar ,NY-A 40:46 ' Anne Johnson 52 39:37 Olivenhain CA 4 Apr ,CA-A Elfrieda Wyner 35 + 41:48a 24 Oct ,FL-A Toshiko D'Elia 51 Ridgewood NJ 5 Jul 39:38 Dorothy Fine 37 ,NY-A Boston MA 12 Oct ,MA-A 41:57 Nicki Hobson 50 Del Mar 39:41 Angela Hack CA 4 Apr ,CA-A 35 NY 30 May ,NY-A 42:47 Chris McKenzie 50 Great Neck 39:47 Juana Stavolone NY 19 Sep ,NY-A 35 1 Feb ,CA-A 43:03 Frances Sackerman 51 Burlingame 39:52ae Tommie Farina CA 1 Feb ,CA-A 35 + 4 Oct 43:31 Nola Bruhn 52 ,CO-A Seattle WA 26 Sep ,WA-A 44:19 Helen Hamilton 50 10 May ,DC-A 45:16 Alice Taggares 50 15 Aug ,WA-A 45:37 Ruth Pogue 50 San Diego CA 31 Jan ,CA-A 45:43 Madonna Buder 50 4 Oct ,NY-A 46:05 Billie Murphy 54 15 Aug ,WA-A 46:17 Peggy Steig 52 4 Oct ,NY-A 46:30 Peggy Naas 51 Code: a = point-to-point ("aided") course 10 Oct ,CA-A 46:33 Juanita Reed 54 e = estimated time. — 4 Oct ,NY-A 46:46 Alix Gravenstein 50 + 24 Oct ,FL-A A = first race recorded on a given date in a state 46:47 Mary McDonald 50 El Cajon CA 16 Feb B = second on same date in same state, etc. 46:47 Merry VanSant ,CA-A 51 4 Apr ,CA-A 47:01 Alene Park ' Names of races and locations are listed in "U.S. Distance Rankings,"' 50 + 28 Nov ,AL-A 47:04 Margaret Norris 50 23 Aug ,IN-A available from NRDC, PO Box 42888, Tucson AZ 85733 for $5.95. 47:14 Pat Thorsen 53 Seattle WA 26 Sep ,WA-A 47:17 Diane Goulett 51 25 Apr ,MN-A 47:39ae Pauline Vigil •50 + CO 4 Oct ,CO-A

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12 Meet Records continued from page 1 . eo thru 69 Howard Rubin, 53, from Utica, New More women competed than ever York won the mile and 2 mile, while before with Mila Kania, 50, New York 45:40 Patricia Dixon 62 Bend OR 26 Sep,WA-A 46:23a Marcie Trent 63 Anchorage AK 6 Jun,AK-A Kelsey Brown, 54, North Jersey Mas Masters setting an age record in the the 2 CA Oct,CA-A 46:24 Jaclyn Casselli 60 San Jose 25 ters, defended both his 600 and 1,000 mile run in 11:57.4. 47:12a Kit Maclnnes 61 Soldotna AK 6 Jun,AK-A 47:22 Kay Atkinson 63 San Francisco CA 1 Feb,CA-A yard titles. The New Yoric masters won the 40 and Selah WA 26 Sep,WA-A 47:38 Josephine Hess 63 50 team titles and finished first overall in 49:20 Jean Price 60 Boxford MA 12 Oct,MA-A Archie Messenger, 58, NY Masters, 50:23 Gerry Davidson 60 Fallbrook CA 10 Oct,CA-A set a meet record in the mile in 5:13.4 total points scored. The Philadelphia Mas 61 Adeuns MA 12 Oct,MA-A 52:31 Rose Kurpiel ters won the 60+ title and were second 54:35 Lillian Rollason 60 + Port Orange FL 24 Oct,FL-A and then won the 1,000 in 2:46.7. 55:10e Jane Nordstrom 60 Peru MA 12 Oct,MA-A Two Atlantans, Phil Mulkey, 50, and overall. With the Garden State Track 55:30 Phyllis Pearson 60 Seattle MA 26 Sep,WA-A 55: 33 Judy Simon 65 4 Apr,CA-A Phil (a very attractive lady) Raschker, Club merging into the Shore A.C. the Oct,MA-A 55:49e Margaret McLaughlin 60 Nashua NH 12 May,CO-A 35, came up north and won almost every Shore dominated the 30 year team divi 56:33a Pearl Mehl 67 Boulder CO 25 57:09a Helen Woodings 60 Palmer AK 6 Jun ,AK-A event they entered. "Male" Phil won six sion and finished only two points behind 15 58:23 Linda Hudesman 65 Aug,WA-A 15 events and took 3rd in a seventh. "Female" Philadelphia in the overall scoring. • 58:25 Sherry Van Pattee 61 Aug,WA-A Mar ,TN-A 58:56 Kathleen Miller 60 21 Phil won five events and took a second. Results in back pages. Dec,AZ-A 58:56 Ann Snyder 60 + 26 Oct,MA-A 59:07 Louise Rossetti 60 Saugus MA 12 NY 13 Sep,NY-B 59:33 Adrienne Salmini 65 Yonkers rOURTESNTH iMNUAL EASTERN REGIONAL SENICRAuSTSSS ODTDOCF IRACK AND FIELD OHAMPIONSHIPS :00:06 Marie Glantz 62 CT 30 May,NY-A NY Mar ,NY-A :00:21 Evelyn Havens 65 New York 29 .SATORDAT, JUNE 26, 1982 UNIVERSITT OF ROCHESTER FAOTEP. STADIUM, ROOHF.STEJI, li.7. MA 12 Oct ,MA-A :00:26e Pat Downing 60 Concord Sponsored by The Greater Rochester Track Club, Sanctioned by The Athlatice Congrose NIKE and Peim ^MtuaX

Dirlsions: Submasters A C30-31a) B (3W9) Masters lA (604ili) IB (a5-a9) • 70 and over Masters lu (50-5ii) IIB (55-59) Hen & Masters IIIA (60^I|) IIIB (65-69) Wowen Masters IVA (70-7U) I7B (75-79) 12 Sep,MI-A 53: 32 Lee Lugers 74 Holland MI Masters yi (8o-8a) VB (85+) Sep,CA-A 57:57e Bess James 72 San Jacinto CA 6 1 Feb,AZ-A 1:02:34 Veallon Hixson 73 Sun City AZ RoloTa: 30-39i U0-li9, 50-59» 60+ only. 12 Oct,MA-A l:03:28e Ruth Rothfarb 80 MA 10 Oct,FL-A 1:06:05 Flora Villeneuve 73 Lakeland FL Events will be contested In any dirislon with any entries. However, heats may be conbioed 10 Oct,CA-A when entries tre lljidted. 1:07:09 Felicitas Salazar 72 San Diego CA 13 Dec,AZ-A 1:16:27 Mia Wilshusen 70 + 13 Dec,AZ-A Events I 9 <00 10,000m Run Finals 1:21:31 Trudi Spencer 70 + 10:15 UOOn Intermediate Hurdles Finals AZ 26 Dec,AZ-A 1:24:20 Marion Markey 70 + 18 Oct,AZ-A 1''-j15 Long Jump, Pole Vault, Javt-In 1:35:36 Esther Rosner 70 + 10j30 5000in Walk Finals 111 00 llQn High Hurf^lo Finals Hen 111 30 ISOOn Run Flnajs Men 12iOO lOCh low Hurdles Women Finals 12il5 X50On Run Women Finals, High Jump, Discus 261 Compete in FloridaCent. Irom page 1 X2O0 100b Dash Trials and Finals Men then Women yd. dash ever and was happy to get fifth • Smith set three meet records in the If00 Special Celebrities' Event lil5 LOCta Dash Finals place. There were 11 entries in the M50 HJ, U (13'4")and 100 yd. dash (14.12). IiU5 300On Steeplechase Finals lOOyd.dash. 2iX5 200m Dash FinaXs, Shot Put, Triple Jun^f 'n •Frank Fumess, M70, pole vaulted 2iU5 80Gn Run Finals Colorful ribbons were given for 4th, 6'6". 3«15 5000m Run Finals, Hairaner Throw Men UiOO U X lOOn Relay Finals 5th and 6th place and plaques were • Gilberto Gonzales, M65, ran a btl5 U X 800m Relay Finals li X hOCin P.elay Finals awarded to high point winners in each 12.59 100 yd. dash. age group. All events are Finals based on time except the lOCkn Dash, Heats and Age Divisions nay be •Jose Ubarri, M55, won the 100 in combined when entries are limited. Outstanding performances included; 11.91 and anchored the victorious Puerto Facilitiest 6-lene, All-weather surface, very fast, Oi( inch spikes masdmim) All-weather •Nate Robinson, M30, ran a 13.95 Rican M50 110x4 relay team.D J-iip runways. Concrete throvin® circle? t Javelin off grass. Locker antJ Shower fac-litiea 120 yd. HH. available for both Men and Women. ThrovsA Jub^s in the Field events) no finals, Results in back pages. Iiiplements not provided,

tetry Fee: $5»00 per Individual event, $10,00 per Relay team, NO POST ENTPISS, Entry most Duarte, Thomas Continued from page 1 be postmarked by June 17, 1982, late entries will be returned. Each competitor will reeelve a Meet T-shirt and Program when they pick up their number. Send entries to: went from 12th to 6th on the second 10k Rapp's American women's masters re QRTC, P,0, Box 18310, Rochester, New fork Ih6l6, Make cheeks payable to (3{TC« by running an even pace. Awards; TAG Regional Championship Medal to the top 3 in each event in each age division; cord of 1:18:02, set in Sept. 1980. Men and Women, Chapionship patch to Ist place in each event in each division, (llJait:one Davies, 66, of Portland, Oregon, ran The Nor Cal Seniors Track Club of patch per competitor) Special note: ribbons will be awarded in any event in any age division with cnly one competitor, Also, no medal to 2nd place if only two competitors, or to 3rd his usual incredible race to best all run Anderson, Ruth Waters and Lilian place if Ozily three competitors. These competitors will recieve ribbons, ners over 50 in 1:16:23, anew age 65-69 Tesn trophy will be awarded to the top team in each of the following age divisions: 3(^39# Woodward won the women's team title. Ii0-ii9, 50-59, 60+, Men's and Women's points will be combined iji each division for scoring record by 3V^ minutes; topping Norm The men's 40-49 team crown went, as purposes. An ovwrall Team Championship trophy will be awarded to the top team in total combined scoring of all age divisions. Scoring is 6-L-3-2-1 in all events, Dhattached Bright's 6-year mark of 1:20:53. expected, to Seattle's Snohomish Track competitors will displace for scoring. All competitors must be registered with the TACj no exceptions, Chly registered TAC Clubs from the Eastern Region may coi^te for the team Dixon, 63, of Bend, Oregon, clocked Club A team in 5:44:38, followed by the awards* 1:37:33 to smash by 4 minutes Althea Snohomish B team in 6:05:28. The Meet Headquarters: Meet headouarters will be at the Americana Inn Tovna House, 1325 Mt, Hope Wetherbee's U.S. 60-64 record. national champions had iO runners under Xve'nue, Phone Ylt>-li73-6301, Numbsr and ent77 packets may be picked up there on Friday, June 25 from noon until 10 p,m, or at the Track on Saturday beginning at 7:30 a,n* Anderson, 52, squeaked out a 10- 1:13:36 and four under 1:10. The Americana Towne House is located % mile from the track. second victory over Nola Bruhn, 53, in The men's 50-59 and 60+ team titles 1:28:01, one second faster than Matilee were also garnered by Snohomish TC. ENTRY BLANK: ll|th Annual Eastern Regional Masters Outdoor Track & Pleld Keeb Christman's pending 50-54 20K mark. Fred Hauger, 78, of Aloha, OR set a Thomas raced to a lO-miniite margin record as the oldest runner to ever com Kaiue 6/26/82) over the next woman in a sparkling pete in the Seattle area. • Address Birth . 1:16:01, two minutes faster than Tmrly Results in back pages. Sex TAG #

TAC Club T-shirt sine Enclosed find $ for entry in the following events marked with an X« Scannell, Irvine, Caselli 110 HH 100 LH ^^OOIH ^100 ^200 ^l^OO ^BOO IgOO Set Half- Marathon Marks 3k St. 5k lOic ^Walk U TJ BJ JV Shot Dlao 'Jav ^Han ^UOCto Relaj' 1600m Relay 320Qn Relay By JIM SCANNELL ribs, was 3rd woman in 1:26:33, My best times/dlatancea are: __ PALO ALTO, CALIF., March 28. smashing Anne Johnson's 1981 50-54 (within past year) Estimate if necessary, times are a must for good seeding* If no times Three American women's age-division standard of 1:29:18. Jaclyn Caselli, 61, submitted, you will be the last seed* records were set today on a nationally celebrated her birthday by running a In consideration of acceptance of this entry, X, the undersigned, intending certified course in the Martin Luther remarkable 1:42:21, lowering Kay to be legally bound, for myself my heirs, executors and adtministrators, waive and release any and all claims fop damages or injuries I may suffer King Games half-marathon. Karen Atkinson's ~4=month old mark of as a result of my participation in this meet, against the Race sponsors, directors and organisers. I certify that I am physically fit and hare Scanned, 43, posted 1:22:46 to better 1:47:30. trained for these events. Signature Sue Johnson's 1981 age 40-44 record of Entries not signed will be returned 1:23:12. Sister Marion Irvine, 52, Tim Rostege was first master, 9th Send to: GRTC, P.O. Box 8310, Rochester, N.Y, 1I;618 PostBifirked no later than 6/17/62, Checks payable to GRTC despite running with seveal cracked overall in 1:12:53. page 22 National Masters News May 1982

880 YD. RUN TRACK & FIELD RESULTS 440 YD. DASH 30-34 50-54 Dennis Stewart 2:00.6(1 J.B. Haggarty 53.70 ••iiayne Douglas 2:07.26 Dennis Stev;art 54.00 Russell Floyd 2:09.09 Please send masters meet results to NATIONAL MASTERS Russell Floyd 57.34 Steve Gerkin 2:11.62 NEWS, PO BOX 2372, VAN NUYS OA 91404. If possible, Steve Gerkin 59.25 35-39 please type single space with minimum of white space. 35-39 Gary Carr 2:02.9(' Gary Carr 54.45 Don .'Jc-lsh 2:09.94 Dan Fitz 54.95 Richard Donaldson 2:22.29 Clifton Manning 71.11 40-44 , THIRD AKMUAl TFAAJSA :.'ack Stewart 2:14.83 NATIONAL MASTERS INDOOR Kenneth Katzer 2:16.34 500 YD. D,1SH 40-44 James "oe 2:21. 5 TRACK a FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS E. iiack Stewart 58.8 / '.'."ally -Brawner 2:22.1 30-54 Abelardo Lopez . 59.0 F.onaid Strader 2:41.78 AT THJ; MABEE PHTSIC.AL EDUCATION CENTER, vVTLLIAM JEv/'ELL J.B. Haggarty 53.59 Wally Brawner 61.7 Larry Sandy 3:04.8 LIBERTY, MISSOURI William Knipmeyer 55.29 Larry Rodenbeck 35.59 45-49 45-49 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY lA, 1982 Robox't Rate 57.64 Bob Lida 55.06 Charles 'Wimberley 2:16.38 Roberto Contreras" 37.70 Edwin Alexander 66,47 V.illiam Rhodd 2:23.11 './illiam Boggs 67.00 Edwin Alexander 2:24.4 35-39 Bill Buchanan 68.45 Dale Young 2:25.6 DIRECTED BY MID-AJIERICA MASTERS TRACK a FIELD ASSOC Ron Lusby Dan Fitzsimmons 54.81 78.77 Clinton Leon 2:29.36 W. Gordon Reiter 35.91 Donald Nail 2:37.9 Ross Jensen 37.-91 Cliff Erokeshoulder 2:50.72 Daniel LaBelle 38.42 60 YD. DASH 60 YD. HURDLES Larry Harvey 38.72 50-54 50-54 Steve Rossmann 40.95 Bill Gaedke 65.61 Jim Hershherger 2:18.3( 50-54 30-54 John Davies 41.55 Ed Neufeid 65.69 Bill Gaedke 2:20.53 J.B. Haggerty 06i45 Charles Walters 07.69 Gerald Witten 69.11 Gerald "Witten 2:33.3 James Knipneyer 06.72 Michael Simpson 07.84 40-44 Gene Clohecy 70.25 Forest Doling 2:52.4 Michael Simpson 06.95 V/illiara Knipmeyer 08.40 Abelardo Lopez 37.29 Roberto Contreras 07.12 Rick Hankameyer 09.19 John E\-:ing 57.72 55-59 55-59 Thorton Shelton, Sr.57.74 Jack Greenwood 62.75 Ross Waltzer 2:42.7 Ross Waltzer 40-(^'^ Lyman Rate 39.69 75.60 Richard Haun 3:07.13 35-39 Jim r;uxen 39.99 Richard ilaun 82.40 Dan Fitzsimraons 06.66 John E\'jing 08.51 James Roe 08.89 George LaBelle 42.05 George Anderson 06.67 60-64 George LaBelle 09.09 KILE RUN Larry Harvey 07.08 James Upham 68.92 W. Gordon Reiter Lawrence Bybee 10.55 07.11 .•"illiam Carmen 84.54 '.Women's 30-39 Ross Jensen 07.3'^ 45-49 45-49 Liz KcElain 6:05.6 Clifton Manning 07.'^5 65-69 Peggy Rate Jim Walker 09.78 Bob Lida 55.30 6:57.47 Gilberto Gonzales-Julia Linda Blair 40-44 Tony Deatherage 35.90 7:16.6 50-54 New 77.40 Thorton Shelton 06.95 Bruce Springbett 36.05 Phil Mulkey (Record)08.11 'Women's 40-49 Tom Ferguson 07.06 Edwi.a Alexander 42.40 Women's 50-59 Joe Murphy 08.62 Jean Buchanan 6i58.2 John Ewing 07.10 Liz McBlain Jerry Reichart 09.64 65.89 Abelardo Lopez 07.19 50-54 B.- Earl Ventura 09;68 Alex Pappas 39.96 'Women' s 40-49 30-34 Jerry Reiserer 09.91 Ed Neufeid 40.10 45-49 Sondra McCoy 85.91 Bruce Springbett 06.92 Forrest Doling 44.50 Gregory Hartman 4:59.34 Tony Deatherage 55-59 W. Herschel Stiles 06.99 Jack Greenwood 5:05.36 Joe Beokham 07.15 0S.5J 55-59 Fred Reed 5:32.14 4 X 176 YD. RELAY Jim Walker . 07.55 Jack Green'.vood 38.08' Randal Lindsay 07.72 35-39 Ross Waltzer 45.11 John Davies Ron Lusby 07.86 08,88 Charles Clippard 49.20 Cliff Jackson 1:22.51 Tom Thome Thornton Shelton 35-39 15.51 Richard Do-naldson 4:38.3 Joe Beckham 50-5'^ 60-64 Jack Greenwood E. Earl Ventura 07.29 Don 'Welsh 4:46.39 •Phil Mulkey 07.40 Jim Upham 41.88 Larry Aduddell 4:49.9 Alex Pappas David Lavyer 41.99 Bruce Springbett 1:25.36 07.51 60-64 Alex Pappas William Carmen 45.19 Terry Harms 5:06.72 William Carmen Bill Mitchell 10.56 Leonard Wray 47.38 Ramon Dalrymple 5:57.28 Leonard V/ray 10.79 'William Byers 51.01 Dan Fitzsimmons Tom Thorne 55-59 11.28 Tom Thome, Sr. 51.29 40-44 Jack Greenwood 07.41 Chuck Olson L: 28.70 Emest Billups 4:34,.4( Charles Olson 07.75 65-69 65-59 George LaBelle Charles Clippard 08.10 Gilberto Gonzales-Julial0.05 Steve Rossmann Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia 45.91 Chuck Dovmey 4:35.01 Paul Constant Dan LaBelle 08.53 George Cohen 4:42.2 Ross Waltzer Women's 50-59 08.59 James Yarbrough Phil Rhasker 5:05.95 08.86 Joe Schrag 5:10.2 60-64 Liz McBlain 09.03 2 MILE RUN Forest Doling l:I9.4 Ken Katzer 5:20.4 David Lav/yer 07.5a 50-54 : Ken Katzer Charles Spencer 6:59.9 Charles Beaudry 07.61 Larry Harvey James Upnara Alan 'Walker 10:15.40 07.81 J.B. Haggerty 45-49 William Carmen 08.42 Gregory Hartman 11:01.40 POLE VAULT John Rurke 11:25.57 Charles Wimberely 5:17.06 Thomas Thome, Sr. 08.82 Russell Floyd Fred Reed 11:51.54 1:30.73 'William Rhodd 5:20.09 50-54 Charles Clippard 65-69 Don Knapp 35-59 Val Sehultz Dale Young 5'25.37 Gilberto Gonzales-Julia 08.0 14'7". Raymond Beamer 10'6" Larry Aduddell 9:57.99 Wayne Douglas Edwin Alexander 5'34.67 George Warmuth 11:22,39 Melvin .Killer 5:36.6 Women's 50-59 James Chapman 11:53.00 Richard Martin :36.7 Phil Bhasker 35-39 07.25 Charles Polhamus 15'2>A" Ramon Dalrymnle 12:19.00 Donald Nail 5:41.5 Liz McBlain 07.80 Jim Jeffries 11'5" Marg Sutter 08.00 "WOMEiW'S OVEH.ALL CHAllt'XCN: Phil Rhasker, 54, Atlanta, 50-54 i) Gerald Witten 5>45.23 Women's 40-49 45-49 1st - Triple Jump (Record) Jim Walker 40-44 Betty Pappas 08.80 10'0" 1st - 60 Yd. Dash (Record) Joe Beokham 8'0" Ernest Billups 9:54.50' 55-59 Sondra McCoy 09.33 1st - Long Jump (Record) Ron Lusby 6'0" James McLatchie 9:56.10 Ross Waltzer 6:40.33 Larry Bridges 1st - 60 Yd, Hurdles 10:17.55 2nd - Hig'n Jump Richard Haun 6:56.15 50-54 2nd - Shot Put Phil Mulkey 11'6" 60-64 Jerry Reiserer Ken Katzer. 10:24.57 Bart Hakan 6:45.7(; 2 MILE RACE WALK 8'6" Jerry Reichart 8'0'' Va.l Schultz 10:50.59 Joe Schrag 50-54 Gene Clohecy 8'0" 11:12.00 MEN'S OVERALL CH.'u-iPlOR: Ron Strader 11:19.50 Phil Mulkey, 50, Atlanta, Larry Sandy Bari Garner-Holman 55-59 14:50.00 15:59.5 Dave Broim 10'0" Paul Ide 37:46.5 1st - 60 Yd. Hurdles (Record) Paul Constant 6'6" 45-69 ' Raymond Beamer 25:12.5 1st - Long Jump (Record) Melvin Miller 11:21.5 , 1st - Pole Vault Kenneth Sells 11:21.5 45-49 65-69 Ist - Shot Put Richard Martin 11:58.5 Bill Boggs 20:51.2 Gilberto Gonzalez 7'6" 2nd - 60 Yd. Dash Donald Kail 11:40.59 2nd - High Jump 50-54 50-54 Robert Chaoin 19:15.7 Gerald Witten 11:50.92 55-59 55-59 Albert Christiansen 18:56.1 Bob Gregg Ross Waltzer 15:29.66 20:25.0 Richard Haun 14:25.10

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LONG JUMP HIGH JUMP PHILADELPHIA MASTERS TRACK & FIELD ASSOC. 30-3^^ ANNUAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 20'lOi' Clifton Jackson 30-54 WIDENER UNIVERSITY - Schwartz Fleldhouse Larry Rodenbeck 20'10" William Knipmeyer 5'10" Chester, PENNSYL'/ANIA March 6, 1982 J, B, Haggerty 20'2i" Don Knapp 5*2" Raymond Beamer 17'2}" Ray Beamer t-'lO" Roberto Contreras 17'iv 60 yds 55-39 35-39 Richard Boehringer 88" 20-i" M30-34 Joe Bailiff 6.5 M55-59 Rudy Valentine 3'7.6 M55-59 Newlie Hewson 5:37.2 i Richard Boehringer .V Dan LaBelle 5'8" Willie Overby 6.6 Oscar Harris 41.4 Hal Sanderson 6:01.8 Gordon Reiter 19't" Gordon Reiter 5*4" Daniel LaEelle 17.4.. John Borden 6.6 J.W. Pierson 41.6 Mi Jim Jeffries 4''8" W30-34 Mary Anderson 5:44.9 John Davies 17'3i" , John Davies 4'8" M35-39 Art Wright 6.6 M60-64 David Lawyer 40.6 Beau Barrick 17'1:^/4" Clifton Manning 4'4" Ron Johnson 6.6 Boo Morcom 40.9 W40-44 Kay Croll 7:09.1 Clifton Manning l6'i" Frank Dodson 6.8 B. Karavassily 43.2

40-44 M65-69 Claude Hills 50.1 tiO-kk James Roe 5'6" M40-44 Robt Williams 6.0 Gary Oliphant 19.4.. Ernie McCombs 6.8 1 Mile Walk 'vVally Brav.'ner 5*0" W30-34 Cassandra Clark 40.2 James Roe 18'2" Lawrence Bybee 4'8" Robt Stanford 7.1 John Ewing I8'i" M30-34 Ron Salvio 7:56.5 Deane Burgess • 4'6" M45-49 Larry Wilson 6.9 W45-49 Marie Barrie 55.1 William Mitchell Ivan Black 8:08.7 16'7J" , George LaBelle 4'4" 6.9 Lawrence Bybee 15'ii 3/4" Matt Brown John Snell 7.0 H40-44 Robert Jennings 9:18.9 George LaBelle 14'11" COO yds 45-49 H5C-54 Dan Ross 11:08.6 Tom Langerfeld 5'6" M50-54 Larry Pratt 7.2 'f5-49 Tom Brooks 7.3 M30-34 Mustafa Ahmed 1:17.9 Charles Newman 5'0" M65-69 Claude Hills 10:55.5 Tony Deatherage 17'8" P. McCloskey 7.7 Robert Jackson 1:17.9 Don Nail 4'2" Jim Walker I6'li" Ken Smith 1:20.7 Joe Beckraan 4'2" M55-59 R. Valentine 7.4 Charles Newman 16'9|" 2 Mile Run Oscar Harris 7.7 H35-39 Art Wright 1:19.0 Joe Beckham Ron Lusby 5'10" 15't". Joseph Kopka 1:20.5 Randal Lindsay 14'4" J.W. Pierson 8.1 M40-44 Robert Jenningsl4:15.6 50-54 Robin Picker 1:26.6 M60-64 David Lawyer 7.8 50-54 J,C. Brown 5'8" M40-44 Glen Shane 1:17.9 M45-49 E. Lucas 12:23.7 Phil Hulkey 5'2" David Hall 8.2 Phil Kulkey Ed Small 1:18.6 M50-54 Bill Benevillel3:22.8 18! 6" Jerry Reiserer 4'8" John Brown 17 • 2" M65-69 Claude HiTls 9.1 Mason O'Neal 1:20.5 Dan Ross 13:34.5 Bill Butter-.vorth 4'6"' 'Bill Buttcrworth 15.111.... Jerry Reichart 4'4" W30-34 C. Clark 7.8 M45-49 Cliff Pauling 1:21.6 M55-59 Newlie Hewson 12:07.4 Dee Roy 14'10 3/4" Ken Baker 1:22.1 12:59.6 Jerry Reichart Hal Sanderson 13'i" W45-49 Marie Barrie 9.4 Arthur Gaton 1:22.1 55-59 High Jump 55-59 H50-54 Bill Kletnan 1:32.2 60 yd hurdles Dave Brown 15'10 3/4" Jack Greenviood 4*10" M30-34 A1 Zacharka 5-8 Paul Constant 12'lli" Dave Brown 4'8" M55-59 Don Harris 1:58.6 M30-34 John Borden 7.6 J. Miller 5-4 Charles Clippard 11'7i" Charles Olson 4'2" Sam Monastero James Overton 8.2 H70-74 1:56.6 Ivan Black 0-4 60-64 60-64 John Miller 8.8 M35-3y Jim Ackroyd 5-0 William Byers I4'i"i V/illiara Byers 4'8" H35-39 J. Fassette 8.2 M40-44 'Jarry Kline 5-ti William Carmen Charles Beaudry 4'2" 13'll5 Jim Ackroyd 8.3 1000 yds Grant I'.row 5-4 Charles Eeaudry 13.4- Tom Thorne, Sr. 3*10" M40-44 Barry Kline 8.0 Jacob Katz 4-4 Leonard Wray 13* 0" Leonard Uray 3*8" M3C-34 Alphonso Martin 2:31.3 Jim O'Hara 8.3 Thomas Thome 11' 9" M45-49 Wil 1iam Clark 4-6 65-69 H45-49 Wm -Schroeder 8.5 M35-39 Leslie Mapstone 2:29.7 Jim Ackroyd 2:33.0 M50-G4 Walt Hutchins 5-4 Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia 4' am Clark 8.5 Joe Kelly .4-4 65-69 10.4 R. M. Owens 2:59.3 G. Gonzalez-Julia 14'5§" H. Bohigian Art Harris 4-0 V/omen' s 30-39 M40-44 M50-54 Geo Taylor 9.9 Jim.Oemma 2:31.5 Liz HcBlain 4'10" Joe Kelly 9.9 M45-49 Cliff Pauling 2:40.3 Phil Raschkel 4*10" Artliur Bradley 4-4 Women's 30-39 Hal Kaufman 3:14.7 M55-5y SHOT PUT M60-64 Boo Morcom 5-0 Phil 'Raschker 17'7" M50-54 Bill Kleraan 2:53.2 M55-59 Arthur Bradley 12.1 Liz McBlain 15.9.. Phil McCloskey 3:19.1 M6G-69 Claude Hills 4-2 50-34 Karg Sutter 10•2i" 9.7 H55-59 Arthur Bradley 3:14.6 Michael Jackson M60-64 Boo Ho room W30-34 Cassandra Clark 4-8 41'11;^" M70-74 Sam Monastero John Roehr M65-69 Claude Hills 11.2 3:40.7 John Hosacker 39'1" Shot Put TRIPLE JU;.IP 1 Mile 55-39 300 yds M35-39 Jim Ackroyd 38- H 30-314^ Dan LaBelle 39'7" H3Q-34 Dave Patterson 4:18.0 M30-34 wniie Overby 34.0 Bill Palmer 34-4!5 Larry Rodenbeck '♦5'3'<' Jim Pilch 34'2" Jim Waters Ken Smith 35.4 4:23.8 Clifton Jackson 39'4i." Larry Harvey 31'8)i" Gary Panelli H40-44 Ken Mackenzie 48-3 3/4 Ernie Hadrick 36.0 4:28.o 'William Knipmeyer 38'8" 0. Brennan 31-3 H35-39 Rich Myers 4:34.1 Raymond Beamer 34-aV' 40-44 M35-39 Ron Johnson 33.2 Jacob Katz 23-5 Roberto Contreras Tin Vi'esselowski Art Wright 33.3 Leslie Mapstone 4:39.3 32'4" 43'W 1140-49 Stan Derry 35-3i5 Carl Klehm 41'll)t" Ell. Robinson 34.8 Jack Frame 4:44,3 John Snell 32-lOii George LaBelle 31*4 3/4" 35-39 35.0 M4U-44 Sam lluckcl 4:35.7 Haig Uohigiaii 31-6 3/4 Richard Boehringer 40'5i'< H40-44 Ed Small Mel Barnwell 35.3 Robert Jennings 6:17.7 Daniel LaBelle 3k'3" 45-49 M50-54 Pay Carstensen 42-0 Mason O'Neal 35.4 Beau Barrick 32* 2f." Tom Wesselowski 40*4)!;" Thomas Brooks 36-2 M45-49 Cliff Pauling 5:20.0 Joe Beckham 32'6":" H45-49 Ken Baker 35.2 Art Harris 32-10 Phil Steel 40-44 Ross Shepherd 30'11" Oawson Pratt 35.4 5:43.2 E. Lucas 5:49.5 M56-59 J.W. Pierson 27-0 John Ewing 40'1J" k Matt Brown 36.0 George LaBelle 29.7 3/4.. 50-54 N50-54 Bill Kleman 5:26.7 H50-54 Larry Pratt 37.9 M65-69 Gene Wood 23-6 Phil Mulkey 47*10 4" 41.3 Dan Ross 6:11.1 45-49 Jerry Reichart 41'5y." Gene Kelly Claude Hills 21-9 George Taylor 44.7 Tom Jenkins 6:21.1 Charles Newman 32'2J" Earl Ventura 39'1 5/4'.' Donald Nail 31'10 3/4" 55-59 Letters continued from page 2 50-54 Charles Clippard 28*10" , Bill Butterwo'rth 32'li" Charles Olson 27*8 3/4" now. With many college and high school and hard working souls who mean well 27*4.1 Dee Roy 30'11 3/4' Hale liclienamin tracks now being marked metrically, there Questions do arise and mistakes are Earl Ventura 27'5i" • 60-64 are times we do not have a choice but to made which need time and cool heads to •d) Charles Beaudry 43'N" go metric. But, running the 400, 800, 55-59 straighten out. .-d) Dave Brown 31'8i" . etc., is a far cry from a 500, 1000 meter, A "Dear Phil" letter probably would Charles Olson 27*10 3/4 Leonard V/ray 34'3)i" Tom Thorne 25*6 3/4' 3000, etc., which relate to nothing. have done the trick "We have a problem. 60-64 Another complaint: how about field Could you help us?" I think Phil was VJilliam Byers 29'3" 65-69 William Carmen 28'8" Gilberto Gonzalez 37'11" events being reported in feet? I have upset over the tone rather than the sub Thomas Thome 23'1" several friends who are in the weight stance of the letter he received. Women's 30-39 Women events and I like to follow their If Phil is a scamp, I shall heave the Phil Raschker 34.2i" Liz HcBlain 35'5"('J Liz iV.cElain 31*6 3/4" Phil Rhusker 25*6" progress, but meters means little, and biggest stone. However, I feel he should Betty Pappas 21' 3:2" I'm not going to take the time to be given the benefit of all doubts while covert. Barry Kline the matter is checked out for accuracy. I Washington, PA SPSCI.AL MENTION hope this will all be cleared soon and that Gilberto Gonzales. Puerto Rioo, Age 63. Set meet records in nearly every fun and friendship once again wili ATHLETES'S AGE event he entered (he was only entrant in his age category), and usually prevail. beat all those in the next lov;eSt age group. He is the current age It was very upsetting for me to read the Incidentally, on the front page of the group world record holder in the outdoor 100 meters and DeathalonT article, "Athlete's Age Questioned." It March issue ofNMN, it was stated that I Charles Polhomus. Fitzgerald, Georgia, age 58. Set-new .American record seems that a simple discrepancy has in the pole vault, at 15'2;j". did 12'-/4" on my 61st birthday. I'm pretty grown to unpleasant proportions. As far Ernest Billuns, Chicago, Illinois, age fv. Set new meet records in the certain the actual height was 12'4" and I as I know, Phil Mulkey (for many years tv/o-mile C9:59-50) and mile (4-;3N.4-). Both times are n.ational class, and will not be 61 until four months after the would have won the two younger age groups^ my father image) is a pure and noble per time you printed. Mistakes do happen. Iiiz HcBlain. Alberta, Canada, age-3't'. Runner-up for overall chamnion, set son. No doubt reporter Neil Shiveiy and two age group records and finished 1st or 2nd in several other events. Boo Morcom meet director. Bruce Craig, are sincere Phiiadelphia page 24 National Masters News May 1982

CITY OF ORANGE NASTERS TRACK & FIElb MEET 100 TARD DASH 440 YARD tiSW bOMEN MARCH 13. 1?R2 30-39 WOMEN Sally Crawford 14.16 25 -29 Doris Smith 14!20 Christelle Jo'nnson 1:10.06 Christine Mclever 14.50 POLE VAULT 30-39 MEN 40-49 60-69 LONG JIWP Christel Miller 12.78 Doris Smith 1:10.01 40-49 Burl Gist 5*6" WOMEN Gary Bane Jeanne Carter 13.23 Christine Mclever 1:18.70 12' Jim Vernon 4*6" 30-39 Dee DeWitt Myrna Sorensen 14.53 12* Bill Burke 4*2" Sally Crawford 12* 40-49 Ron Fletring 11*6" 50-59 Jeanne Carter 1:08,52 70-79 40-49 Mary Cullen 1:14.66 50-59 Shirley Kinsey 14.30 A.E.Vesco 3*8" Christel Miller 14« Marcia Martyn 1:17.10 FredericR Gallardo 10'6" A.Redmond Dome 3*3" Myrna Sorens^n 12*9" Magdalena Kuehne 16.38 Harold Wallace 10'6" 50-59 Dave Brown lO' 60-69 JAVELIN 50-59 Frances Melton 2:08.0 WOMEN Magdolena Kuehne ll'S* Marjorie'Hunt 19.60 60-69 40-49 MEN Jim Vernon 10' Christel Miller 100*8" 70-79 70-79 Ralph Biesemeyer 9' 30-39 Edith Menoyka 8*11" Edith Mendyka 18.63 Elmer Slegel 8' Walter Fu# 56.80 50-59 Randy Kirby 58.83 Shirley Kinsey 67*8" MEN MEN John Ralley 59.68 70-79 25-99 25-29 Bob MacConaghy 8' Christopher Arnold 10.65 70-79 Mark Patterson 17*10 1/2* A.E. Vcsco 6' Jeff Burns 12.33 40-49 Edith Menc^ka 71*8" Nick Newton 56.57 30-39 DISCUS 30-39 Robert Jones 57.78 MEN Rufus Morris 21*2; 1/4" WOMEN Willie Roberson 10.42 Lewis Smith 59.63 25-29 Walt Brown 20*1" 25-29 David Hamel 197*8" Lynn Miller Theo Vilte 10.62 20* 50-59 June Sharpe-Ferrln 73*3" Cody Maresh 182*10" Paul Habener 10.76 Bill Fitzgerald ltOl.60 40-49 30-39 40-49 Frank Kishi l:03yll 30-39 Dee DeWitt 18*8" Rachel -Mazza 48'9" Ken Dejinis 10.14 Hayden L. Parks 1:04.51 Edward Martin 129*3" Edward Martin 16*3" Marcel Lacroix 119*8" Mai Anderson 10,50 60-69 40 49 50-59 William Knocke 10.65 Christel Miller 85'1'' Bob Hunt 1:04.92 40-49 Shirley Davisson 18*1 1/2" Dave Lewis 1:10.95 50-59 Dee DeWitt 118*8" Frederick Gallardo 16*11" Clarence Killion 1:12.66 50-59 Burton Otzinger 16*0" Robert Watanobe 11.52 Shirley Kinsey 84'6" 50-59 Ted Vick 11.55 Magnalena Kuehne 46'2" Ralph Hutson 154*0" 60-69 Wayne Ambrose 12.19 - Tom Patsalis 220 YARD DASH Harold Wallace 121*3" 10*2 1/2-v, Jim Vernon 70-79 Clark Devilbiss 117*4" 15*4" 60-69 Edith Mendyka 62*3" Burl Gist 15*1 1/2" Tom Patsalis 11.62 WOMEN Burl Gist 12.50 30-39 HEN 60-69 70-79 Clarence Killion 12.65 Sally Crawford 33, 77 25-29 Bill Morales j^gg. 2" A.E. Vesco 11*5 1/4" Cody Maresh 132'3" Daniel Aldrich Ji X28'6" 880 YARD RUN 40-49 Bill Burke Jeanne Carter 31.21 $ 111*6" WOMEN Myrna Sorensen 34.68 MILE RUN 70-79 30-39 Marcia Martyn 36, 36 WOMEN Bob MacConaghy. Christine Mclever 3:12.96 100*4" 25-29 30-39 A.Redmond Doms Coty Miller '3:18.30 50-59 88*1" Christelle Johnson 6:31.8 Marcel Lacroix 98'0" Don Pieroth Magdolena Kuehne 41.56 Torn Ferrin 76'0" 78*10" 30-39 40-49 Larry McOuerrey 74'0" SHOT PUT 60-69 Sally Crawford 6:30.7' Marcia Martyn WOMEN 2:59.93 Marjorie Hunt 51.70 40 49 Christine Mclever 6:48.4 Linda Vance 3:16.76 25-29 Coty Miller Dominick Mazza< llO'S" June Sharpe-Ferrin 23 •2' 7:01.0 Edward Martin 97'1" 60-69 30-39 40-49 Dorothy Statsenberg 4:40.91 30-39 Ronld Beadle 23.85 Mary Cullen 6:10.1 50-59 Rachel Mazza Willie Roberson 24.13 20*1" Elaine Havens 6:39.5 Charles Renfro 144'4" MEN Jack Scalin 25.34 Myrna Sorensen 7:48.5 Bill Bangert 129'6" 40-49 30-39 Harold Wallace 124*10" Christel Millet Lan Cumming 2:02.52 25*1" 50-59 40-49 Wayne Douglas 2:05.34 Ken Dennis 24.10 60 69 Prances Melton 9:56.8 50-59 MaYcre LaCroix 2:16.22 William Knocke 24.24 Daniel Aldrich J; 155'5" Shirley Kinsey 29* Rcibin Winstone 24.88 Jack Thatcher 128'0" 40-49 Magdalena Kuehte 23* Bill Burke 112*4" MEM Mel Elliott 2:03.23 50-59 30-39 Jesse Carrington Jr 2:16.51 70-79 Dave Jackson 26.24 70 79 Lan Cumming George Cohen 2:34.40 Edith Menoyka 4:27.9 Ted Vick 26.82 A. Redmond Dome 27' Bob Hill 107*3" AP. 4:56.8 Robert Watanobe 27.37 Marcel LaCroix 50-59 Don Pierotti 104*7" MEN 5:04.5 A.E. Vesco 85*3" Bill Fitzgerard 2:22.70 30-39 60-69 Lynn Meyer 40-49 Leonard Walts 2:23.23 40*1" Tom Patsalis 27.95 HIGH JUMP Larry McQuerrey George Cohen Jerry Withers 2:25.26 33*2" 4:46.3 Bob Hunt 28.85 WOMEN Christopher Bourke 5:01.3 Walt Brown Clarence Killion 32^3" Lee Miller 30.35 40-49 5:02.3 60-69 Christel Miller 4*2" 40-49 Dave Lewis 2:46.40 50-59 John Garcia 3:14.0 60 TARD HURDLES Michael Farris 37*9" 50-59 Jack Noble WOMEN Dominick Mazza 37*7" 5:32.9 Shirley Kinsey 3*4" John Callahan Louis Beadle 6:06.3 40-49 30*1" Bill Holt 6:35.3 440 YARD RELAY Christel Miller 10.9 70-79 50-59 Edith ^endyka 2*10"AR 60-69 MEN Charles Renfro 45*2" MEN Bill Bangert John Garcia 30-39 42 *8" 6:49.8 30-39 MEN Harold Wallace Don Mowrer Theo Vitz 7 .47 39*6" 7:55.1 Corona del Mar 48.84 25-29 (Beadle, Roberson,Wong, John Dohroth (41) 7 .65 David Long 6*2" Rufus Morris 8 45 60 <^9 MILE RELAY Evanish) Roberts, Brown, Mark Patterson 5"4" WOMEN Jack Tiiatcher 44 Bane,DeWirr 50.53 40-49 Daniel Aldrich Jr. 44 25-29 30-39 Dennj s DeWitt 8. 15 Bill Burke . 37 Martyn, Carter, Papas, 50-59 Charles Rader 6*6" 54.83 Bill Adler 9. 22 Walt Brown 5*2" Striders Sorensen 5:24.27 Jerry Stanners 9. 73 70-79 MEN 40-49 A.Redmond Doms 36*9 1/2* 40-49 , 50-59 John Dobroth 6*4" ( V.S' Record M75) Nick Newton STRIDERS Dave Jackson 7. 81 5*8" Don Pierotti 34 Elliott, Anderson, Knocke, Fredrick Gallardo 8. 78 Dennis DeWitt 5*4" Bob MacConaghy 33 Cohen 3:44.18 Chuck Hovey 9. 88 50-59 Wagner, Jones, Dennis. Morrii 60-69 Hurt Otzinger 4*8" 4:03.15 Tom Patsalis 8.45 Frederick Gallordo 4*6" Harold Wallace Bob Hunt a. 78 4*6" Burl Gist 8.83 TENTH ANNi.'AL /fVfl MASTERS ATHLETIC CONGRESS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS INDOORS MARCH 14, 158.", WEST POINT FIELD HOUSE - Meet Record + ^ Age Group Record SHOT PUT M 40 OME mile 'run M 60 PAUL RICHARD SH 43 20 4 60 YARD DASH ROBERT TAYLOR W 30 600 YARD RUN NAT HEARD CD 64 PV 40 20 3 M50 CATHERINE KENDELL UN34 7:28.5 TWO MILE RUN WILLIAM GILLIGAN EA 64 GRANT KROW PM 40 17 3 M 30 W 65 TRIALS 1st HEAT M 30 ERNIE GIL GREG BATTICK UN 61 PC 41 17 1/4 GREGORY McCOY PC JOHN BORDEN PM 6.66 31 1:17.9 RICHARD KAYE ADRIENNE SALMINI NJ 66 8:01.7 f 32. ROD WILLIAMS GR 34 9:47.6 MURRAY OGUSS NY 64 NY 40 16 2.5 CLIFFORD SMITH 30 t ROBERT RUDROW SH 31' 6.81 JS 1:16.5 ALAN KLEINSASSER WR 30 9iS1.2 M 65 ANDREW MIRECKI NY 41 16 4; BILL SIKORSKY KEN SMITH PM 31 1:17.2 TWO MILE RUN SH 33 7.15 M 35 PAUL SEREGHY DELEON GIBSON NJ 42 14 MUSTAFA AHMED NY 66 10 J PAUL ZACHMAN SH 34 6.90 PC 34 1:18.3 M 45 W 30 WILLIAM INDEK NJ 35 11:23.4 GENE WOOD PM 65 PETER lENGO ROBERT JACKSON PC 34 1:19.2 SUSAN ROWLEY GR 31 12:16.9 4 NY 34 7.88 M 40 JOHN BRUCE AC 68 tom'butterfield SH 45 17 10.2 IVAN BLACK MIKE VAN AUKER GR 37 1:23.1 W 50 AC 32 7.35 kirk RANDALL M 70 HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 45 M 35 UN 40 10:07.0 17 6 TRIALS 2nd HEAT JOHN BARRIE MILA KANIA NY 50 11:57.4- JOHN GARLEPP ML 44 11:19.0 JOE McCLUSKY AC 70 28'1.5 PM 49 11 5 ROBERT JONES ARTHUR WRIGHT PM 35 1>17.2 W 65 , m 34 •6.47 M 45 M_50 ROBERT BEALE PM 32 6.48 ELLSWORTH ROBINSON PC35 1:17.9 PHIL MULKEY ADRIENNE SALMINI NJ 66 18:12.3 CASS C'JRTIS BA 48 11:07.4 WEIGHT THROW UN 50 18 4 BOOKER JONES SH 34 6.48 DENNIS DYCE PC 38 1:19.2 matt BOYLE TOM BUTTERFIELD UN 45 12:24.6 M 30 UN 51 16 7 J.A.OVERTON UN 32 ROBIN PICKER PV 39 1:19.9 TWO MILE WALK 6.58 M 50 AL PALIWUDA 'JN PAY CARSTENSEN NY 50 16 1 32 47'3 WM DENNIS BROWN PC RICH GUIDO GR 37 1:23.1 31 6.73 HOWARD RUBIN UN MICHAEL GRISKO CC 34 CHARLES STEVENSON AC 51- 15 11.5 PAUL JAYSON 53 10:52.4 46'8 FINALS JS 35 1:24.6 ED TERRANOVA BUFF MESSENGER NY 54 25:41.o TOM HOVEY UN 52 11:25.1 CRAIG CONNERS UN 34 4512 NY 52 15 7.25 ROBERT JONES HT M 40 W 55 34 6.50 ALAN COHEN JOHN VOGLER SH 33 HAROLD COLEN NY 53 14 6 GLEN SHANE NYI 52 12:43.4 37 1/2 JOHN BORDEN PC 42 1:17.8 LEN OLSOII MARIE H^RY SH 58 20:53.2 PM 32 6.56 M 55 JIM BARBER NY 34 UN 50 13 8.75 EDWARD SMALL PC 32'2 ROBERT BEALE PM 43 1:17.9 32 6.60 NEWLIE HEWSON PV 59 RON SALVIO SH 33 28'2 GEORGE TAYLOR PM 51 13 8.25 MASIXI O'NEAL pc' 44 1:19.8 11:56.5 60 YD. HIGH hurdles BOOKER JONES SH 34 6.66 DES MARGETSON M 35 M 55 M 45 UN 55 13:18.9 ROBERT RUDROW RUDY VALENTINE M-lf SH 31 6.83 LESTER SMITH UN 56 JOE ROSS TR 35 37'8.5 PC 58 14 1/2 BILL SIKORSKY ART GATON PC 45 1:20.0 13:19.5 CARMEN BROWN AM 39 8.56 SH 33 7.15 M 60 JIM ACKROYD * OSCAR HARRIS PM 58 13 CLIFF PAULING SH 36 34'8.7; 8.5 NY 47 1:20.1 DON HARRIS PHIL RASr.HKER UN 35 9100 STEVE RICHARDSON NY 61 LEN WATSON SH 36 33'9 PM 59 13 5.5 M35 HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 45 1:21.4 11:47.1 max QUACKENBOS JACK CASHION SH 37 SH 64 12:33.1 30'9 SHOT PUT ARTHUR WRIGHT PM 35 6.50 M 40 DANFORTH GEER SV 62 13:35.0 W 30 NAT WATSON PC 37 6.56 M 65 RICK DEERE PC 44 33'10 BARBARA FRIEDRICH SH 33 40'6 RAY ALEXANDER NY 38 7.06 600 YARD RUN GBORGE JAFFEE NY 66 14:25.4 BRIAN McKENNA NY 41 27' M 50 LONG JUMP W 35 •M 40 WALT WESTERHOLM M 45 ML 67 14:54.0 K 60 PHIL RASCHKER UN 35 22 ' 8 ROBERT WILLIAMS SH 42 6.55 KELSEY BROWN NJ 54 1:27. M 70 . KURT KRASTIN NY 47 36'2 BOO MORCUM NATnLIE RAMSEY PK 36 21'2 ROBERT STANFORD PL 41 JAMES DOWLING NY 54 1:28.5 PM 60 17'6.5 6.62 HENRY ZACHMAN NJ 72 15:57.3 TOM JACKSON SH 47 33'2 ALAN COHEN THEODORE ILLE NJ 62 13'7 W_30 (continued) ROOSEVELT WEAVER SH 44 6.62 NY 52 1:32.1 M 50 M 65 marie" BESETY NY 32 26'3 RICK DEERE PC 44 JIM PEDRICK NJ 51 1:39.-4 6.69 TWO MILE WALK LEN OLSEN UN 50 41'6 M 55 SPARKS SORLEIN RI 65 13'9.5 W 40 ERNIE GIL PC 41 6.97 M 30 PAY CARSTEN"SEN NY 50 40'2 CLAUDE HILLS HEIDI MIRECKI NY 40 19'3 ANDREW MIRECKI RUDY VALENTINE PC 58 1:30.9 PM 69 13'7.5 NY 41 7.69 JOHN FREDERICKS SH 34 SANPORD KALB SH 54 DON .HARRIS 15:34.9 18'6 JOHN BRUCE AC 68 10'1.5 W_45 RICHARD KAYE UN 40 7.70 PM 59 1:42.5 RON SALVIO SH 33 16:10.9 M 55 M 45 ARTHUR BRADLEY NY 55 1:43.3 ANNE CIKULNK.K NY 47 26'1 RANDY KRAKOWER NS 30 16:45.5 LEV MOZHAEV PM 56 47'1 LLOYD RIDDICK M 60 + triple jump ALEXANDRIA JOHNSON FK 45 24' SH 47 6.50 PETER SANTOS HERB CANTOR NY 56 JIM MANNO BK 34 18:16.7 33'3 M 30 w_5q_ RICK RIZZO PC 45 •••6.80 NJ 61 1:52.2 M 40 M 60 M 70 ROBERT BEALE PM 32 43'7 BUFF MESSENGER NY 54 15'2 f MATT BROWN SH 48 6.81 ROBERT JENNINGS WILLIAM GILLIGAN PM 40 18:09.5 EA 64 44'11+ IVAN BLACK AC 32 39'l/2 M 50 sam'manestero PM 70 1:57.3* M 45 GREG BATTICK fi UN 61 38'9.5 JOHN MILLER HIGH JUMP LARRY PRATT JOE McCLUSKY AC 70 2:01.5 PM 30 3e'6.25 tM 50 7.03 JACK BOITANO NY 47 15:15.7 M 65 HENRY ZACHMAN M 35 W 35 THOMAS BROOKS PC 52 -7.12 NJ 72 2U0.'2. SANFORO KALB PAUL SEREGHY SH 54 22: 23.2 NY 66 34'1.5 JIM ACKROYD PHIL RASCHKER PHIL MULKEY SH 36 38'0 UN 35 5'1 UN 50 7.12 M 50 JOHN BRUCE AC 68 28'10 RAY BURY NORMAN ALEXANDER 1000 YARD RUN SH 39 37'8 NJ 51 7.24 BOB FINE NY 50 17:10,7 GENE WOOD PM 65 25'10 M 40 M 30 long jump ALAN COHEN NY 52 7.25 BILL OMOCHENKO M 70 PC 52 17:30.0 grant KROW PM 40 36'10.25 W 30 M 55 JOSEPH DOWICYAN WR 33 2:21.9 TOM COSTIGAN NY 52 21:21.5 JOE McCLUSKY AC 70 26'11 * ANDREW MIRECKI ALPHONSO MARTIN NY 41 31'4.25 CASSIE CLAR" PA 34 13'2.5 RUDY VALENTINE PC 58 7.22 FK 30 2:25.6 M 35 RICHARD KAYE NY 41 27'9.75 OSCAR HARRIS "PM 58 7.51 POLE VAULT L.J. MAPSTONE TWO MILE WALK M 45 Cent, on page 26 J. WALKER PIERSON PM 59 7.70 PM 36 2:24.0 M 30 M 55 T»t BUTTERFIELD SH 45 35'9 MAURICE LENTZER NY 56 7.70 RICH MYERS UN 36 2:25.0 J.A. OVERTON UN 32 12'6 HAIG BOHIGIAN JOHN KUHI SH 37 2:27.3 GEORGE HELLER NJ 59 19:22.4 NY.45 34'10 AMERICO FREZZA gij 55 8.72 RON SALVIO SH 33 8'6 JIM .ACKROYD MrtURICE LENTZER M 50 M 60 SH 36 2:33.3 NY 56 21:40.2 M 35 M 60 PHIL MULKEY DAVID LAWYER PC JOHN SAARMANN UN 39 2:36.9 UN 50 35'5.25 62 7.34 RON COOKE UN 35 I3'6 ROBERT JUMP TIM DYAS PAY CARSTENSEN NY 50 31'11.25 JIM MANNO NJ 61 7.60 SH 39 2:47.9 NJ 61 18:06.2 TOM RAUSCHER GR 35 12' HAROLD CCX.EN NAT HEARD CD M 40 NY 53 27'10 64 7.87 RALPH FUSCO SH 36 11'6 JIM DEMMA 60 YD. HIGH HURDIJ.S GEORGE TAYLOR PM 51 26'l/2 WILLIAM GILLIGAN EA 64 8.60 PV 42 2:30.3 AL BERARDI ' t M 30 AC 35 11'6 M 55 H 65 DE LEON GIBSON NJ 42 2:34.7 BILL WILLIS PM 38 10'6 M 45 ROBERT RUDROW SH 31 7.13 DES MARGETSON UN 55 25'3.75 SPARKS SORLIEN RI 65 8.14 M 40 'GENE HOFFMAN RD 31 RUDY VALENTINE PC 58 23'9 MARCUS NEUHOF NY 66 8.19 CLIFF PAULING NY 47 2:30.8 7.65 W. SOKOLOWSKI J.A.OVERTON AC 41 13'6 M 65 LEO ROTHBART NY HERB ZIPPER .NY 47 2:31.3 UN 32 7.67 67 8.45 ED ZURAW CH 43 13' BILL SIKORSKY SH 33 8.76 SPARKS SORLIEN RI 65 29' CLAUDE HILLS EM 69 8.45 DAVE WATKINS RD 46 2:36.6 M 45 IVAN BLACK AC 32 8.79 CLAUDE HILLS PM 69 24'5.25 CHARLES FELDMAN uN 66 10.25 BILL KREBS NY 47 2: 38.6 HENRY DAVENPORT M 35 UN 46 12'0 TOM TALROTT NY 49 3:18.8 M 50 300 YABD D/VSH M 50 JACKIE FASSETTE SH 39 ONE MILE RELAY 8.01 PHIL MULKEY JIM ACKROYD UN 50 11'6 30-39 MJO KELSEY BROW, NJ 54 2:43.7 SH 36 8.15 CHARLES STEVENSON AC51 M 45 10'6 NEW YORK PIONEERS ROBERT JONES HT ALAN COHEN NY 52 2:58.7 "A" 3:27.3 31 32.4 GEORGE TAYLOR PM 51 7'0 AL PUMA TOM BUTTERFIELD SH 45 8.60 NEW YORK PIONEERS "B" 3:28.8 WILLIE OVERBY PC 34 33.2 NY 52 2: 59.9 M 60 ED FITZGERALD 40-49 CLIFFORD SMITH JS 30 JOE KERNbN NY 52 3:06.1 SH 45 9.82 33.6 JON HUTCHINSON TR 60 8'6 M 55 HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 45 10,27 NEW YORK PIONEERS 3:40.7 DENNIS BROWN PC 31 34.0 M 65 JOHN BARRIE 50-59 KEN SMITH PM ARCHIE MESSENGER NY 58 2:46.7 PM 49 10.28 31 34.5 CLAUDE HILLS PM 69 7'6 M 50 NEW YORK MASTERS 4:29.2 ROBERT BEALE PM 32 35.2 M_6q PHIL MULKEY JOHN HUBBARD UN 62 3:04.0 UN 50 8.60 JOE KELLY NY 52 9.67 TWO MILE RE1.AY 300 YARD DASH DANFORTH GEER SV 62 3:24.4 M 65 CHARLES STEVENSON AC 51 9.68 HIGH JUMP 30-39 M 35 GENE KELLY SH 54 M 30 GREATER ROCHESTER AUSTIN NEWMAN UN 66 3:09.? 10.19 9:04.1 ARTHUR WRIGHT PM 35 32.5 M 70 LEN OLSEN UN 50 10.19 AL ZACHARKA SH 34 5'9 40-49 RON JOHNSON NY 36 32.9 SAM MONASTERO HAROLD COLEN NY 53 10.20 IVAN BLACK AC 32 5'4 NEW YORK MASTERS 11:10,8 NAT WATSON PC 37 34.0 70 3:44.8 GEORGE TAYLOR PM 51 10.40 JOHN VXLER SH 33 5'4 50-59 ROBIN PICKER PV 39 34.7 ONE MILE RUN M 55 RON SALVIO SH 33 4'11 NEW YORK MASTERS 10:19.1 RALPH FUSCO SH 36 "36.3 M 30 ART BRADLEY NY 55 10.95 M 35 RAY ALEXANDER NY 38 36.6 M 65 RAY BURY WOMEN f- j] M 40 JIM WATERS PM 32 4:23.4 SH 39 5'9 TERRY NORTON MARCUS NEUHOF NY 66 10.2 JIM ACKROYD SH 36 5'2 60 YARD~DASH ROBERT WILLIAMS SH 42 33.7 * WR 33 4: 33.9 CUUDE HILLS JACK CASHION M 30 EDWARD SMALL PC 43 M 35 PM 69 10.8 SH 37 4'2 34.0 M 60 M 40 marie BERETY NY 32 7.89 ROBERT STANFORD PL 41 L. J. MAPSTONE PM 36 4:28.5 34.4 W 35 rich MYERS BOO MORCQM : PM 60 9.20 GRANT KROW PM 40 4' 9 t ERNIE GIL(7th) PC 41 36.7 UN 36 4:30.0 JON HUTCHlNroN TO 60 JACK MULVEY NY 40 4' PHIL RASCHER UN 35 7.15 M 45 frank handelman CP 36 4:30.4 10.12 L M 45 CAIWEN BROWN AT 39 7.17 DAWSON PRATT PM 46 STUART TUCKER CP 39 4: 35.6 33.9 * SHOT PUT DICK BOWERING- W 40 RICK RIZZO PC 45 DERCK FRECHETTE GR 37 4:52.8 UN 47 4'8 34.5 M 30 LEE MICHALSKY HEIDI MIRECKI NY 41 9.08 LLOYD RIDDICK SH 47 M 40 UN 47 4'8 SAN FRANCISCO GAMES 34.9 M 50 W 45 KIRK RANDALL CRAIG CONNER HT 34 43'11.5 MATT BROWN SH 48 35.2 UN 40 4:29.3 FEBRUARY 20, 1982 J.A. OVERTON PHIL MULKEY UN 50 5'3 MARILYN FITZGERALD SH46 8.23 HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 45 SAM HUCKEL PM 40 4:29.6 UN 32 37'10 36.0 WARREN JACKSON ANN CIRULNICK NY 47 9.26 50 METERS . M 40 (Continued) SID HOWARD CP 43 4:47.0 JOHN VOGLER SH 33 37'10 UN. 52 4'4 LEN OLSEN SETH KAMINSKY BILL SIKORSKY SH 33 31' 9 UN 50 4'2 MARIE BARRIE PM 49 9 4A MEL BARNWELL PC 43 34.7 NY 41 4:47.6 M30 Norb Payton 5.97 M 45 M 35 JOE KELLY NY 52 4'2 W 50 RUSSELL ROBINSON 40 35.1 Tom A1len LEN WATSON M 55 6.32 FRITZ MUELLER CP 45 4:43.0- SH 36 45' 9.5 CHRIS MCKEN2IE NY 50 8.65 MASON O'NEAL PC 44 35.5 BUFF MESSENGER (t)NY 54 12.6 Phil Webb 6.45 DAVE WATKINS RD 46 4:50.8 JACK CASHION SH 37 39'4 DES~MARf:ETSON UN 55 4'e M 45 (Continued) Mike Harper 6.51 JIM ACKROYD SH 35 ART BRADLEY NY 55 4'4 BEVERLY COHEN (t)NY 50 12.6 JOHN BARRIE 35'10 Dan Burke PM 49 44.2 M 50 M 40 M 60 6.56 M 50 300 YARD DASh HOWARD RUBIN UN 53 5:07.5 LARRY PRATT BOO MORCUM M40 Ken Dennis PM 40 43' 0 PM 60 4'4 W 30 6.37 LARRY PRATT PM 50 37.1 HERB KANIA NY 53 5:08.8 RICK DEERE Paul Edens PC 44 37' 1 THEODORE ILLE NJ 62 4'2 LINDA GRIFFEN PA 30 39.3 6.43 CHARLES HOLLAND BL 54 38.1 TOM HOVEY UN 52 5:19.5 BRIAN McKENNA M 65 Mel Brook jj NY 41 35'10 W 35 6.48 JAMES DOWLfNG NY 54 38.8 AL PUMA NY 52 5:22.4 ANDREW MIRECKI MARCUS NEUHOF Bi11 Knocke NY 41 33'4 NY 66 4'4 * SANDY PASHKIN FK 39 42.5 6.50- GENE KELLY SH 54 40.7 BOB FINE NY 50 5:26.6 M 45 CLAUDE HILLS PM 69 4'2 Bruce Springbett 6.58 MATT BOYLE W 45 51 41.3 JOE KERNAN NY 52 5:46.8 TOM JACKSOti JOHN BRUCE SH 47 34' 1 AC 68 3'8 MARILYN FITZGERALD 46 44.1 M60 JIM PEDRICK NJ 51 44.2 prank PATTERSON UN 53 6.98 6:33.7 KURT KRASTIN NY 47 32'10 M 55 M 55 ALEXANDRIA JOHNSON FK 45.45. Harry Koppel 7.39 HAIG BOHIGIAN NY 45 32' 3 LONG JUMP RUDY VALENTINE PC ARCHIE MESSENGER MARIE BARRIE PM 49 55.0 John Satti 7.66 58 37.1 NY 58 5:13.4 M 50 M_3q_ W_50_ Sam Hoover OSCAR HARRIS PM 58 40.7 newlie hewson PV 59 5:35.4 N1 PHIL MULKEY UN 50 47'3.5 ROBERT BEALE PM 32 21'3.75 CHRIS MCKENZIE NY 50 45.6 J. WALKER PIERSON PM 59 41.0 LESTER SMITH UN 56 6:07.0 LEN OLSEN UN 50 45' 9 JOHN MILLER PM 30 19'3.5 from Keith Conning DON HARRIS PM 59 41.9 DES MAHGETSON UN 55 6:09.6 PAY CARSTENSEN NY 50 41" 9 IVAN BLACK AC 32 18'7 600 YARD DASH M 60 AMERICO FREZZA SH 55 6:19.2 TOM BROOKS PC 52 36' 9 PAUL ZACHMAN SH 34 17'10 JUNE SMITH AM 33 1:29 JIM MANNO NJ 61 39.4 * M 60 MATT BOYLE UN 51 35' 5 BILL.'SIKORSKY SH 33 17'7.5 W 35 DAVID LAWYER PC 62 40.3 STEVE RICHARDSON NY 61 5:33.8 ARTHUR HARRIS PM 54 30' 6 J.A.OVERTON UN 32 17'5 SANDY PASHKIN FK 39 1:38 ROSCOE BROWN PC 60 42.1 ROSCOE BROWN PC 60 6:18.7 DON HENRY SH 54 28' 2 M 35 W 45 WOMEN'S MASTERS MILE Jew HUTCHINSON TR 60 48.1 DANFORTH GEER SV 62 6:19.2"" M 55 RAY BURY SH 39 18'8.75 ALEX JOHNSON FK 45 1:56 1. Barbara Pike 5:19 3 M 65 ' M 65 2. Marilynn Harbin 5:25.8 HERB CANTOR NY 56 41' 3 BILL WILLIS PM 38 16'7.75 W 50 SPARKS SORLIEN •I 65 46.6 AUSTIN NEWMAN SH 66 ;• Vickie Bigelow 5:31 3 5:59.0 J.W. PIERSON PM 59 30' 1 JIM ACKROYD SH 36 16'3.75 CHRIS MCKENZIE NY 50 1:48 CLAUDE HILLS PM 69 48.7 GEORGE JAFFEE NY 66 4. Hsidi Skaden-Povser 6:43.0 MAURICE LENTZER NY 56 26' 5 CHARLES PELDMAN UN 66 59.8 CHARLES FELDMAN UN 66 7:09.7 AMERICO FREZZA SH 55 26' 1 1000 YARD RUN 5:48.9 M 70 5. Mimi St. Clair 5:41.6 M 50 - continued CASSIE CLARK 32 3:09 sam'monastero PM 70 6:43.2 6. Ruth Ande. son 6:11.4 ED TERRANOVA NY 52 37' 4 - -1a _ •. -•» •^ikjilii. ^ii».wji! ihg-". page 26 National Masters News May 1982

MEN - 40-44 EN - 60-64 LONG JUMP TRIPLE JUMP POLE VAULT MEN 60-64 W"35 W 35 V 35 Butler, John 10'6" 37' 4" PHIL RASCHKER UN 35 18'1/4 PHIL RASCHKER UN 35 34' PHIL RASCHKER UN 35 S'O lull, Don Hull, Don 91' IS" Russell, Jack 6' 6" Ipperley, Carl 35' 3" Russell, John 87' 2S" Browning, Geort^ 6' TEAM SCORING (5-4-3-2-1) By Five year groups for men and wooen then added together for tussell. Jack 30' Ih" Caznnen, Bill 69' 6" each division. !arroen, William 28' 8" Epperley, Carl 59' 5S" 30-•39 40->49 MEN - 45-49

SH = SHORE athletic CLUB 117 NY • NEW YORK MASTERS 95 EN - 65-69 MEN 65-69 Nottingham, Hank 10'3" PM •- PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 62 SH • SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 67 Baggett, Jim 8' 6" PC NEW YORK PIONEERS 41 PC - NEW YORK PIONEERS 50 tonzales, Gilbertc 37' 2%" Guigin, Pete 121' 5-3/4 Porter, Buzz 6'7" GR GREATER ROCHESTER 21 PM • PHILADELPHIA MvSTERS 38 lulgin, Pete 35' 9" Gonzalez, GiU>ertoll4* S" FK MANHATTAN FLIGHT KINGS 16 FK - MANHATTAN FLIGHT KINGS 13 'erdejo, Santiago 30' 4^" Frushour, George 105' S" MEN - 50-54 HT = HARTFORD TRACK CLUB 15 PV POTOMAC VALLEY 9 icheinzle, Robert 29' 9S" Schanzle, Robert 87* 3S" PA = POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE 15 CP CENTRAL PARK TRACK CLUB 8 Verdejo, Santiago 66' 2S" Gentry, Bill 6'6" EN - 70+74 AM ATOMS TRACK CLUB 14 RD a READING ATHLETIC CLUB 7 AC = NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 14 BA BOSTON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 5 MEN - 70 - 74 MEN - 55-59 NY = NEW YORK MASTERS 13 AC B NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 5 •artridge, Phil 31' 5" WR WESTCHESTER ROAD RUNNERS 13 NJ B NORTH JERSEY MASTERS 4 'urniss, Frank 27' 5S" Partridge, Phil 113' lOS" Arana, William 10' JS - NEW JERSEY SENIORS 7 PL B PALMYRA 4 ike, Warren 27' 3" Lacey, Dick 85' 9S" O'Brien, Bill 6'6" NJ = NORTH JERSEY MISTERS 5 ML S MILLROSE ATHLETIC ASSOC. 4 tory, George 23* 3" Furniss, Frank 76* 7S" Ross, B. John 6' CP CENTRAL PARK 5 CH • CHARLOTSVILLE A.A. 4 Pike, Warren 60' 11" TR = TORRINGTOti TRACK CLUB 5 MEN - 65-69 PV = POTOMIC VALLEY SENIOR T.C. 4 .60f EVENT: DISCUS RD READING TRACK CLUB 4 PM B PHILADELPHIA MASTERS • 64 Gonzalez, Gllberto CC CENTRAL CONN. 4 NY • NEW YORK MASTERS 48 WOMEN - 30-34 120 YARD HIGH HURDLES NS = NORTH JERSEY STRIDERS 3 NJ B NORTH JERSEY MASTERS 45 men - 70 74 BL BIKOLA 2 AC - NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB 27 Baesler, Sand;, 54'7" Men - 25-29 RI B UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND 20 Furniss, Frank 6'6" l» Daugherty, Suzai.ne 50-•59 PC B NEW YORK PIONEERS 16 40' 3" Story, GeorgSv 6' Baldwin, Rodney 15.06 NY NEW YORK MASTERS 149 EA B EAGLE ATHLETIC CLUB il WOMEN - 35-39 Sweeting, Jimny 20.62 PM PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 51 TR = TORRINGTON TRACK CLUB 11 PC = NEW YURK PIONEERS 34 SV SOUTHERN VERMONT 10 EVENT: SHOT PUT Wickersham, Gail B 48' IS" MEN - 30-34 SH SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 20 SH SHORE ATHLEITC CLUB 9 Jackson, Jcuiet 40' 1--3/4 NJ" NORTH JERSEY MASTERS 19 ML = MILLROSE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 4 PV « POTOMAC VALLEY SENIOR T.C. 30-34 Robinson, Nate 13.95 AC = NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB WOMEN - 40-44 Lipscomb, Al 15.77 15.92 Baesler, Sandy 20'1" Cook, John VonLutzow, Gay 16.00 TOP FIVE SCORING TEAMS IN OVERALL POINTS SCORED THERE WERE 209 COMPEriTORS REPRESENTING Daugherty, Suzanne 17'5»>'' 41* h" Brown, Eric Zuknick, Mary Jane 17,01 NY = NEW YORK MASTERS 305 27 CLUBS.- 38' 2h" Stenglein, John Mau, Mary PM ^ PHILADELPHIA MASTERS 215 WOMEN - 35-39 33' IDS" Vlaardingerbrock, Ri 17.48 SH = SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB ,213 WOMEN - 45-49 PC - NEW YORK PIONEERS 'lAl Petroski, Mary Lynnt 18'10" MEN - 35-39 NJ = NORTH JERSEY MASTERS 73 Wickersham, Gail 18'IH" Smith, Shirley 15.97 Jcmet 17' IS' 68* Siverson, Nels Wilson, Doris 62' 3" Alexander, W. 16.23 FLORIDA STATE MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD Dorian, Dorothy CHAMPIONSHIPS WOMEN - 40-44 53- 9S" . MARCH M. 1982 Morgan, Ann 45' ME2I - 40-44 Carlin, Dorothy 39' 4" VonLutzow, Gay 21'2" Fitzgerald, Gail 36' 9h" 20.19 EVENT; LONG JUMP Mau, Mary IS'Sij" Sutler, John 21.50 HEN - 35-39 Zuknick, Mary Jane 15'4S" Russell, Jack WOMEN - 50-54 WOMEN - 25-^^- MEN 50-54 Siverson, Nels 5*4" WOMEN - 45-49 AEH - 45-49 McBride, Betty NAME TIME/DIST Wheeler, John 5' 50' 4»j" 4*6" Downey, Dolly Schuler, Ed 16' 2S" Hockaday, Graham Smith, j^hirley ?9'l-3/4 29' 4" Porter, Buzz 16.53 4*6" 20.75 Cunningham, Kiela 12' Arroyo-Velez 15' 8" Gurney, Jack Wilson, Loris 23'4" iaggett, Jim WOMEN - 55-59 Depenbrock, Tom 15' 1" Hammen, Susan 19'3S" •iiley, Kent 22.36 WOMEN - 30-34 Rios-Aponte, P. 14' 11»3" MEN - 40-44 Carlin, Dorothy 19'3S" Schanzle, Mary 41' 5-3/4 Caro, Lou 14' 9»3" Morgan, Arm 17'7S" ABU - 50-54 5'4" Marsden, Saimye 12' 3" Gentry, Bill 14' 9" White, Sammy Madden, Juy 16*9-3/4'^ 14' 1^" 5' WOMEN - 65-69 hi ^ Bartenfeld, Gus Russell, Jack Fitzgerald, Gail 14'SS" lano/ Luzd 18.37 WOMEN - 35-39 Trubey, Les 13' 6^5" Turba, Bob 4 '8" Jchuler, Ed 18.80 Partridge. ElizabatJ 3?' 9S" Downey, Earl 13' 6" Tucker, Tom 4'6" WOMEN - 50-54 Taro, Lou 19.09 Hockaday, Vicki 9' 11" Vincent, Norm 12' 4" Epperley, Mike 4' orroyo-Velez, Luis 20.06 12' MEN - 25-29 Bowman, Cheryl 9' 10" Tobiassen, Tom 1^" McBride, Betty 20*10" >aniel, Stewart 20.19 11' 2" Pecroski, M.L. 9' 8" Gross, Ben MEN - 45-49 Downey, Dolly •17'1" .'rubey, Les 21.3: Gericke, Dick Wickersham, Gail 6' 3" 80' IS" Sweeting, Jim MEN - 55-59 Porter, Buzz 5' WOMEN - 55-59 55* 7" WOMEN - 45-49 lottingham, Hank 4'8" MEN - 55-59 4'6" MEN - 30-34 Ubarri, Jose 15' 8-3/4" Baggett, Jim Schanzle, Mary 18'4-3/4" Smith, Shirley 13' 4" Arana, William 14' 5h" Wiley, Kent 4'4" Valcarcel, Mario Scoville, Bill 22.7 Tingle, Laura 10' 6" Ross, B. John 13' »a" WOMEN - 65-59 104 ' 6S" Ross, B. John 22.8 O'Brien, Bill 11' 11" MEN - 50-54 Lipscomb, Al 101 3" O'Brien, Bill 34.20 WOMEN - 50-54 Scoville, Bill" 11' 10-3/4' Partridge, Elizabet 18*11" McRoberts, Al 88' Gentry, Bill 4'6" Watson, William 74* 4S" - 60-64 Steele, Carol MEN - 60-64 . Rios-Aponte, Pablo 4*4" Stenglein, John 64* 11." Downey, Dolly ll»j" Bartenfeld, Gus 4'4" EN - 30-34 Ryan, Nick 63' 10" Carmen, William 19.84 Carmen, Bill 14' 1" Schuler, Ed 4'4" Epperley, Mike 47' 1^" i MEN - 25-29 Hull, Don 13' 8-3/4" Anderson, Harry 4*2" 'alcarcel, Mario 40*6" 7. 8" MEN - 65-69 Epperley, Carl Daniel, Stewart 4' IcRoberts, A.J. 30'3S" MEN - 35-39 Mitchell, Henry 19 I 4.. Tobiassen, Tom 4* Tatson,Bill 27* US" Gonzalez, Gilbertc 19.39 Chell, Skip 19' 2" MEN - 65-69 Downey, Earl 3'10" ;pperley, Mike 20' IS" Wheeler, John 70' 9" Gericke, Dick 17' 7-3/4" MEN - 55-59 Sinpson, John 43' 2^" Sweeting, Jimmy 17' 2-3/4" Gonzalez, Gilbertc EN - 35-39 EVENT: 100-YARD DASP Verdejo, Santiago ^2* 3-3/4" Arana, William 4'6" MEN - 40-44 MEN 30-34 Griffith, Wayne 7-3/4" Ubarri, Jose 4*4" dexander, Wilmar 34'4" 29. gjjH WOKEN O'Brien, Bill . 4*4" 'ihlen, Eric White, Sammy 105 1 gn 25-29 Schuler, Gary IS' 10" MEN - 70-74 Ross, B. John 3'8" /heeler, John 29* 8" Risch, Robert 92» 11" Cunningham, Kiela Lipscomb, Al 18' 3'*a" iin^son, John 25' 6" Russell, Jack 87' 5^" 13.23 Graves, Diane Vlaardingerbrock, 18' h" Furniss, Frank 11' W MEN 60-64 Butler, John 77' 4»3" 14.*40 Smither, Barbara 14.45 Stenglein, John 15* 8" Pike, Warren 10' 6-3/4" EN - 40-44 Wallace, Charles 76' 4>3" Epperley,Mike 13' 9-3/4" Partridge, Phil 7' 7" Carmen, Bill 3'10" VonLutzow, Ralph 58' WOMEN - 30-34 Hull, Don 3'10" dsch, Robert 34' 10" Zuknick, Ray 49' MEN - 35-39 MEN 75-79 Epperley, Carl 3'8" lallace, C 34' lussell, Jack 30' 2" MEN - 45-49 Pizarro, Nyma 12.84 Smith, Sue Alexander, Wilmar 19' 7-3/4" Boas, Konrad 8' 2S" MEN - 65-69 lutler, John 28' 3S" 14.44 Taylor, Madeleine Siverson, Nels 19' 5-3/4 'onLutzow, Ralph 25* 4S" Porter, Buzz 87* 14.62 Lipinski, Mary Ellei Fables,Edwin 18* 4-3/4 Verdejo, Santiago 4*4" '.uknick, Ray 24' 2" Baggett, Jim 71* 10>j" 14.85 Dunn, Jack 17' 1-1/2" EVENT; HIGH JUMP Gonzalez, Gilbertc 4'2" faehne. Skip 24* Laudano, Frank 70' 9I5" WOMEN - 35-39 Vihlen, Eric 16' 4-3/4" Wickersham, Reb 66' %" Hockaday, Graham 15' lOH" WOMEN - 25-29 MEN -70+74 lEN - 45-49 Morgan, Kent 50' 1" Wheeler, John 15' 4" Castle, Ann is.ca Hockaday. Vicki 15.55 Smither, Barbara Fumisa, Frank 3*8" 'erez, Ariel 28' 2S" 3' 10" MEN - 40-44 Pike, Warren 3*6" (aggett, Jim 28* IS" MEN - 50-54 Petroski, Mary 16.35 Partridge, Phil 3'4" *otter, George 25' 8" WOMEN - 35-39 137 White, Sammy 17 "im" /ickersham, Reb 24' 6" WOMEN - 40-44 103 Russell, Jack 15' 8" ,audano, Frcmk 24' 3" Tobiassen, Tom Petroski, Mary Lynne 31 2" 91' 4>i" Butler, John 15' 7-3/4" EVENT - POLE VAULT Vincent, Norm Christman, Emily 15.48 t Rothenbach, Walt 84' 1%- 14' 8-3/4" WOMEN - 45-49 EN - 50-54 Trubey, Less 1 Lester, David 72' 3" WOMEN - 45-49 14' 7-3/4" MEN - 25-29 Gentry, Bill 72' 3" Stantz, Charles 14* 7" Smith, Shirley 'raundorfer, Carlo; 40'8" Bartenfeld, Gus 3' 10" 60' 4" Turba, Bob 14' 5" Hart, Adrian 10' k>bias5en, Tt)m 34* 8" McBride Don Smith, Shirley 14.12 Jaehne, Skip Mallick, Sue 15.14 13' 5" MEN - 25-29 Bell, John 8' 'incent, Nona 30 3" f 'rubey, Les 30 2" MEN - 55-59 Tingle, Laura 16.66 MEN - 45-49 Morgan, Ann Chell, Skip- MEN - 30-34 .'ios Aponte, Pablo 29 8-3/4 16.81 5'4" 76' 9" Sweeting, Jimmy— jiderson, Harry 25 S" Hall, Don Fitzgerald, Gail 16.92 Porter, Buzz 5*2" 63' 5S" 17' 11" Bell, Jon Valcarcel, Mario 8' O'Brien, Bill 4'8" 56* "8" Miller, Charles 15' 9-3/4" EN - 55-59 Ross, B. John WOMEN - 50-54 Nottingham, Hank IS' 7-3/4" X MEN - 30-34 MEN - 35-39 Laudano, Frank 15' i'Brien, Bill 23*10" McBride, Betty 18.83 Johnson, Louis 14' id's" Purdum, Ron Siverson, Nels 14'2S" (OSS, B. John V3' 9S" Dovmey, Dolly 19.38 Baggett, Jim 6*3" 14' 9-3/4" Brown, Eric Alexander, Wilmar 11' (coville, Bill 23' 5S" Anderson, Gay Bee 20.86 Carlin, Bill 5'8" 13* 1" Vaardingdbrock, Rudy 5*2" Klein, H. 10*6" Wickersham, Reb 11' 10-3/4 Stenglein, John 4'10" Vihlen, Eric 6' May 1982 National Masters News page 27

MEN - 60-64 MEN - 25-29 WOMEN - 35-39 MEN - 55-59 MEN - 60-64 34.23 EVENT: 440 YARD DASH Rice, Jack 2:22.1 Hasinen, Carl 5 :43 Dixon, Marvin 9. 78 Lyke, Connie Rice, Jack 1:01.08 Sponseller, Jay 7:43.6 Petroline, Joe b :S7 10.28 Colson, Victor 4:30.3 40-44 WOMEN - 25-29 Sponseller, Jay 1:09.04 Carmen, Bill Ross, B. John 6 :03 Chell, Skip 10.68 WOMEN - Rosario, Jtilio 1:10.28 Alonso, Jose 6 :05 Mitchell, Henry 10.70 1:13.57 36.95 Nelson, Carol Hull, Don 1:14.23 MEN - 70 - 74 Scoville, Bill 6 :20 Sweeting, Jimmy 10.97 Christman, Emily 39.62 Graves, Diane 1:20.56 Carroen, William 1:15.50 13.95 Wiegand Judy McMullen, Nathan 1:20,58 3:22.3 Cunningheua, Kiela Stoxry, George MEN - 60-64 hen - 30-34 WOMEN - 45-49 MEN - 65-69 WOMEN - 30-34 Rice, Jack 5 34 39.34 Morgan, Ann Gonzalez, Gilbert© 1:11.66 Eppright, Bill 5 36 Thiel, Dan 9.77 EVENT; 1 MILE RUN 42.66 1:16.67 6 21. V 9.89 Carson, Nancv Pizarro, Myrna Sponseller, Jay Watson, William 1:18.92 Susan 42.72 Smith, Sue Heiser, Daryl 6 58 Robinson, Nate 10.03 Hainmen, MEN - 70 - 74 43,11 Marsden, Sammye 1:21.17 V:45 Gibson, Armand 10.06 Carlin, Dorothy Epperley, Carl Lipinski, Mary Ellen 1:25.44 WOMEN - 25-29 Schuler, Gary 10.53 Pike, Warren 1:40.55 10.70 WOMEN - 50-54 MEN - 70 -.74 Ryan, Nick Nelson,Carol 6:12.4 .87 WOMEN - 35-39 Lifscomb, Al 10 6:28 38.91 RUN Smither, Barbara 9:06 Graham, Dan 10 66 Steele,Carol EVENT: 880 YARD Keeley, John 45.00 Castle, Ann 1:19.92 Rodriguez, Jose 10 92 McBride , Betty 48.89 Bowman, Cheryl 1:25.37 WOMEN - 30-34 Vlaardingerbrock, Ru< 11 42 Downey, Dolly WOMEN - 25-29 EVENT: 3-MILE RUN Hockaday, Vicki 1:28.62 Shenk, Jewel 1:42.88 Lyons, Pat 5:39.0 MSN - 25-29 Smither, Barbara 2:55.8 MEN 25-29 Wickershiun, Gail 1:46.91 Taylor, Madelene 6:20.9 HEM - ,35-39 22.90 Lipinski, Mary Eller 7:54.3 Colson, Victor WOMEN - 30-34 Lord, S. 17:37 24.59 Baesler, Sandy 9:09.5 Chell, Skip Sweeting, J. 18:49 Alexander, Wlliaar 9.99 25.28 WOMEN - 40-44 Sweeting, Jimmy Dougherty, Susan 3:32 Bell, J. 20:10 •Febles,Edwin 10.11 27,44 WOMEN - 35-39 Bell, Jon 1:21.55 Hart, R. 21:44 PicorelXi/ Wllfredo 10.30 27.92 Christman, Emily Mesa, Ivan 1:23.34 WOMEN - 35-39 Turner, D. 22:06 Dunn, Jack 10.37 Moeller, Barbara Castle,Anne 6:43.7 1:34.84 f, Hockaday,Graham 10.85 Zuknick, M.J. Lyke, Connie 6:51.5 MEN - 30-34 Kronus, Peggy 3:46 MEN 30-34 f: Agosto, Candido Bowman, Cheryl 7:13.3 11.33 Shenk, Jewel 3:46 f. Vlhlen, Eric 22.90 WOMEN - 45-49 Petroski, Mary 7:20.8 11.40 Thiel, Dan Rodriguez, S. 17:02 Wheeler, John 22.97 Hockaday, Vicki 7:33.7 12.22 Robinson, Nate WOMEN - 40-44 Cable, G. 17:14 Gurney, Jack Tingle, I,aura 1:22.15 Shenk, Jewel 8:06.2 12.95 Watson, William 22.99 17:46 Morgan, Ann 1:30.69 Wickersham, Gail 9:11.3 Bodden, L. Lipsconb, Al 24.34 Christman, Emily 3:17 Doering, Hike 19:42 HEN 40-44 Carson, Nancy 1:44.26 WOMEN - 40-44 Ryan, Nick 24.55 Thiel, D. 20:55 Askea, Jean 1:54.67 -Bodden, Lindsey 24.59 WOMEN - 45-49 McRoberts, A. 23:00 Bell, Vaughn 10.48 Moeller, Barbara 6:24.0 Diaz, Willie 10.48 WOMEN - 50-54 Zuknick, Mary -Jane 7:01.3 MEN - 35-39 Grtibaugh, Dolores 3:23.3 Hill, Ron 11.29 Christman, Emily 7:03.3 Morgan, Ann 3:23.8 White, Samny Steele, Carol 1:35.95 ME» 35-39 11.39 Picorelli, Wilfred© 24.26 3:43 McBride, Betty 1x49.25 Carlin, Dorothy Halliday, Robert 11.66 24.50 WOMEN - 45-49 Dunn, Jack 2:10.30 Carson, Nancy 4:00 16:34 Jaehne, Skip 12.34 Downey, Dolly puevillon, R. Febles, Edwin 24.88 17:28 Lester, David 12.39 Tingle, Laura 6:44.9 Burreson, R. Agosto, Candido 25.03 WOMEN - 50-54 17:49 Griffith, David ME3J - 25-29 Morgan, Ann 7:22.4 Bowman, S. 12.59 Vihlen, Eric 77.35 18:01 Fitzgerald, Gail 8:24.6 Farris, T. 56.26 McBride, Betty 4:15 18:11 MEN - 45-49 Sweeting, Jinm^ Carson, Nancy 8:28.5 Scoville, W. MEN - 40-44 18:50 Turner, David 1:04.75 Askea, Jean 9:15.3 Sargent, D. WOMEN - 55-59 Diaz, Ruben 10.50 Diaz, Willie 23.73 Miller, Charles 11.15 MEN - 30-34 WQMEM - 50-54 HEN 40-44 Bell, Vaughn 23.84 Beward, Nancy 3:34 Perez, Ariel 11.34 White, Saimny 24.89 16:16 Thiel, Dan 52.63 D'Aoust, R. Johnson, Louis 11.70 25.00 McBride, Betty Hill, Ron 53.11 ME2I - 25-29 19:46 Porter, Buzz 11.72 Roman, Fernando Rothenbach, W. Stantz, Charles 27.19 20:10 Baggett, Jim Bodden, Lindsey 53.70 Greer, J. 11.80 Halliday, Robert 27.45 WOMEN - 55-59 54.04 Sweeting, Jinmy 2:16 Richards, T. 20:53 I,audano,Frank 11.63 30.34 Brown, Johnny Griffith, Dave Bell, Jon 2:17 21:24 Nottingham, Hank 12.53 Ryan, Nick 55.78 Trigg, Anne 6:37.2 Ryder, J. Jaehne, Skip 30.51 Gericke, Dick 2:24 22:43 Cramp, Bill 12.97 Cable, Glenn 56. 22 Beward, Nancy 7:26.1 Zuknick, R. 2:31 Graham, Dan 58. 33 Mesa, Ivan 1:01.17 KESa - 50-54 Rodriguez, Jose MEN - 25-29 MEN - 45-49 MEN - 45-49 Valcarcel, Mario 1:05.83 MEN - 30-34 Askea, R. 18:08 Schuler, Ed 11.44 Lord, Stephen 5.00 Alicea-Rivera, 19:18 25 .19 Cano', Luis 11.85 Diaz, Ruben MEa< - 35-39 19:33 Roman, Fernando 2:02.1 Sweeting , Jiosiy 5.03 Jaffe, J. Riosaponte, Pablo Miller, Charles 25 .62 19:34 11.94 Brown, Johnny 2:03.8 Hart, Adrian 5.06 Wickersham, R. 25 .81 56.40 Arroyo-Velez, Luis 12.25 Porter, Buzz Agosto, Candido 19:37 Bodden, Lindsey 2:04.3 Bell, John 5.12 Kochis, E. Gentry, Bill Johnson, Louis 25.89 Rovira, Martin 59.23 22:18 12.37 2:09.7 Gericke, Dick 5.22.5 Eberle, R. 27 Cable, Glenn Care, Lou 12.48 Laudano, Frank .66 Shenk, J.C. 59.91 22:51 Rodriguez, Sotero 2:14.3 Hart, Bob 5.59.3 Craii^, H. Downey, Bill 12.51 Baggett, Jim 28 .76 Rice, Graham 1:02.66 Mesa, Ivan 6:02 • 25:21 Stenglein, John 2:36 Carlin, Bill Goodwin, Joe 26.88 1:07;24 Tobiassen, Tom 12.80 Vihlen, Eric MEN 30-34 I- i 28.99 Doering, Mike 2:39.4 Trubey, Les 12.83 CreuDp, Bill MEN - 50-54 Epperley, Mile 2:42 Gaulden, Paul 12.90 MEN - 40-44 Brown, Johnny 4:39.4 MEN - 50-54 17:06 Daniel, Stewart 14.23 TorK.'es, L. MDJ - 35-39 Bodden, Lindsey 4:43.5 53.47 17:25 Diaz, Willie Rodriguez, Sotero 4:51.2 Gough, J. Cano, Luis 27 .53 16:24 MEN - 55-59 Bell, Vaughn 53.53 Gross, B. Farris, Ted 2:15.9 Revennaugh, Lance 4:53.3 Rios-Aponte, P. 27 .73 56.00 19:38 Hill, Ron Doering, Mike 5:32.9 Vallejo, A. Gentrv, Bill Scoville, Bill 2:17.5 Ubarri, Jose 28 .59 White, Sammy 56.44 19:55 11.91 Shenk, J.C. 2:18.7 Hively, J. Arrc: j-.eiez 28 .60 57.77 21:11 Hall, Don 13.15 Flynn, Orville MEN 35-39 Depenbrock, T. Trubey, Les 29 62 Simpson, John 2:19.9 Huber, Frank 13.19 Halliday, Robert 1:00.39 Gaulden, Paul 22:25 Gurney, Jack 2:22.6 Tinker, Don 29 64 1:01.91 Scoville, Bill 13.44 Stantz, Charles Quevillon, Richard 4:49 Tinker, Don 22:36 Gaulde.t, Paul 30 22 Jerrems, Alec 2:24.5 . Ross, B. John 13.96 Guffanti, Buzz 1:04.01 Scoville, Bill 5:04 Johnston, Dick 23:34 Gross, Ben 35 Sargent, Dennis 2:26 Petroline, Joe 14.69 45 Jaehne, Skip 1:08.77 Rovira, Martin 2:26 Harrison, Bill 5:07 Greer, Jack 1:09.93 Appel Artie 2:31.7 Senger, Steve 5:06 MEN - 55-59 MEN - 60-64 MEN - 55-59 Vihlen, Erir 2:32 Bowman, Steve 5:14 MEN - 45-49 Shenk, J.C. 5:15.5 Petrolin^,J. 19:31 McGee, Hike Ubarri, Jose 28 70 12.60 MEN - 40-44 Jerrems, Alex 5:17 Hanmeu, C. 19:52 Hull, Don Hall, Don 31 80 Johnson, Louis 58.20 13.00 Gurney, Jack 5:18 Alonso, J. 20:46 Rosario, Julio Ross, B. John 31.81 Porter, Buzz 1:00.42 13.04 Flynn, Orville 2:17 Simpson, John 5:21 Scoville, B. 21:39 Carmen, William Scoville, Bill 32.80 Perez', Ariel 1:03.08 13,23 Richards, Tom 2:20 Farris, Ted 5:24 Greenstein, J 28:05 Petroline, Joe 33.14 Gilman, David 1:04.25 Jaehne, Skip 2:38 Rice, Graheun 5:26.9 MEN 65-69 Durkee, Keith 1:05.26 MEN 60-64 MEN - 60-64 Tingle, John 1:06.28 MEN 45-49 MEN - 40-44 1:07.58 Gonzales, Gilbert© 12,59 Cramp, Bill Eppright w. 19/21 Rice, Jack Griffith, Wayne 16,20 28. 32 Byrne, Robert 1:09.42 22:30 Wimberley, C. 2:13 Richards, Tom 5:16 Ryan, B. Hull, Don 29. 72 Wickersham, Reb 1:10.37 Porter, Buzz 2:23 Guffanti, Buzz 5:28 MEN - 70 + 74 Rosario, Julio 30.06 Dixon, Tom 1:14.86 Askea, Bob 2:24 Greer, Jack 5:41.6 MEN 65-69 Carmen, Bill 30. 10 Gilman, David 2:25.7 Jaehne, Skip 5:44 Russell, Lester Sponseller, Jay 30.17 MEN - 50-54 15,11 2:27 I,ester, David 5:47.5 Sheridem, W. 24:11 Pike, Warren Morgan, Kent 15,70 Rothschild, R 26:23 MEN - 65-69 Alicea-Rivera, Luis 2:27.5 Zuknick, Ray 6:15 Purniss, Frank 15.74 Torres, Luis 1:00.63 Wickersham, Reb 2:36 Partridge, Phil 18.59 Gross, Ben 1:01.11 Jaffe, Jay 2:37 MEN 45-49 MEN - 70 - 74 Gonzalez, Gilbert© 29. 46 Rios, Aponte 1:05.01 1:06.08 Downey, Bill 26:09 MEN - 70 - 74 MEN 50-54 Wimberley, CSiarles 5:10 Storey, G. MEN - 75-79 1:06.66 Arroyo-Velez, Luis Askea, Bob 5:17 Downey, Earl 1:06.78 Torres, Luis 2:18.1 Jaffe, Jay 5:23.4 WOMEN - 30-34 Boas, Konrad 15.33 Lacy, R 34.91 Story, G. Gough, Jack 2:20.2 Ptorgan, Kent 5:23.4 38.72 30:07 Depenbrock, Tom 1:08.08 Gross, Ben 2:29.7 Alicea-Rivera, Lu 5:29 Bennett C. Furniss, F. 40.43 Tinker, Don 1:08.56 Vallejo,Antonio 2:32.4 Wickersham, Reb 5:38 EVENT: 220 YARD DASH 2:37.1 6:09 MEN - 15-19 Caro, Lou 1:11.96 Downey, Earl Wiley, Kent WOMEN - 35-39 Gaulden, Paul 1:14.01 Daniel, Stewart 2:38.4 Goodwin, Joe 6:44 Tobiassen, Tony 1:16.35 Hively, Jim 2:41.4 Bowman, C. 25:01 WOMEN - 25-29 Boas, Konrad 36.08 Tinker, Don 2:45.2 MEN - 50-54 Petroski, M 25:33 HEN 55-59 McBridge, Don 3:04.9 Eldridge, C. 25:40 Cunningham, Kiela 31.36 Torres, Luis 5:00.6 Kronus, P. 27:14 Smither, Barbara 34.04 27:15 Ubarri, Jose 1:07.59 MEN - 55-59 Gross, Ben 5:16 Shenk, J. Petroline, Joe 1:10.39 Hively, Jim 5:32 WOMEN - 30-34 Ross, B. John 1:11.83 Hammen, Carl 2:34.8 Vallejo, Antonio 5:33 WOMBJ - 40-4^ Scoville, Bill • 1:16.39 Ross, B. John 2:41.9 Depenbrock, Tom 5:50 Pizarro, Myrna 30,44 24:55 Greenstein, Jerry 1:21,55 Alonso, Jose 2:48.4 Daniel, Stewart 5:53 Wiegand, J. Lipirtski, Mary Ellen 35.44 2:56.9 Tinker, Don 6:07 . Zunick, H. 25:28 Burreson, Patty 37.51 Petroline, Joe Scoville, Bill 2:59.0 Gaulden, Paul 6:22 Greenstein, Jerry 3:15.8 Johnston, Dick 6:49 Tobiassen, Tom 6:53 page 28 National Masters News May 1982

WOMEN - 45-49 EVENT: 110 YARD X 4 RELAY

Grubaugh, D. 26:11 WESTERN PROVINCE Madden, J. 28:13 WOMEN - 25-39 MASTERS T&F MEET Carson, N. 29:53 CAPE TOWN, SOUTH Smither, Taylor, Marsden, Eldridge Manasota TC 1:06.77 WOMEN - 50-54 AFRICA, MARCH 27 WOMEN - 40-49 Anderson, G. 27:26 28:57 5 000 m.tm walk: 1, c Rom- 1 Ti Steele, C. Fitzgerald,Tingle,Morgan,Christman Manasota TC 1:15:26 weaw (B.U) as mia 36,t mc; 32:42 i .1 WOMEN - 55-59 • 1. T Brink (US) 12,0 wc; 2. O Reward,Steele,McBride,Anderson Manasota TC 1:25:48 Cough (Fl.h HMk 12.0 toe. Beward, N. 23:15 100 inetrM (40 to 44 yC4rB: I 1. C Breyt«ib4ch (Bell) 12,3 MEN - 25-39 100 metre. (45 to 49 ynri): 1, C Pital (Flik Ha.it> 13,2 iwi EVENT: 6-MlLE RUN 43.55 2, L Beonlng (Celtic.) 13,4 tee; Thiel,Gibson,Dunn,Dixon UNA 3, S Fourle (CelUce) >3,7 eec. Lipscomb,Colson,Robinson,Alexander UNA 43.67 100 metre* (30 to 34 mre): MEN -7- 25-29 46.77 1. V Luna (F)ae) 13.3 mc; 2. Agosto,Febles,Roman,Picorelli Puerto Rico Masters A JooM (Celt) 13,1. eec. 200_ metre. (33 to 39 y«in)i 36:28 Lyons, R. 1, T Brink (US) 23.3 eec. -ir 36:55 MEN - 40-49 200 metreo (40 to 44 TMr*)! Lord, S. 1, U Mcker (S Tvl) 23,7 eK: Sweeting, J. 37:31 Diaz,Diet,Aponte,Perez Puerto Rico Masters 48.48 I-J Si"'®* "E) 25,7 s«: 3. Hart, R. 44:52 ' (Fuow) 26,0 eec. Miller,Stantz,Bell,Hill W.Fl.y 50.23 300 metre. (43 to *9 jMn): Baggett,Halliday,Butler,Downey Palm Beach T&P Assn. 55.40 J'2, C ••""in.P.hl (FH)(Celtic)27,0 eec; 36,4 3.MCI O I MEN - 30-34 Moller (WPM) 27.0 eec BOO metre. (50 to 34 reim,> 1. V Lunn (Floe) 26,3 eec A Rodriguez, S.^ 35:01 ••Q MEN - 50-59 Jonee (Celtic) 27,4 eec. 3 M Bodden, L. 38:39 Orford (VOB) 31,6 eec. Doering, M. 40:18 400 metree (40 to 44 yeare): Cano,Arroyo-Ve lez,Rios,Ubarri Puerto Rico Masters 51.61 1. L Haclier (S Tvl) 53,1 ew; Negrin, C. 41:09 2, Sterley (PE) 55,6 etc; 8. F Gentry, Huber,Trubey,Schuler UNA 54.19 du Toll (Pmow) 56,9 eec. Valente, R. 47:19 Downey, Scoville,Gaulden, Downey Palm Beach 56.61 400 metre. (44 to 49 yeM.): Murphy, M. 51:51 !•O .5Moller IWP.M) 60.259„5eec;e«;3. 3.• i Fourle (Celtic) 61,5 (fee, MEN - 60-69 MEN - 35-39 400 metre (50 ti» 34 yeaiel: 1. A Jont. (Ceitla) 61.» tc. 2. 57.33 5 Truter (BeU) 64,6 eec; 3. M Quevillon, R. 34:40 Futrell,Hull,McGee,Carmen Orford (VOB) 69,4 eec. BOO nntn. (33 In 39 PMnlt Bowman« S. 36:38 1. T Brink fUS), 2 min 13.0 1' Scoville, W. 38:24 ' Jeckeon (FH). 2 laja EVENT: 440 YARD X 4 RELAY 22.0 sac. Rice, G. 39:14 BOO metrsi, MO to 44 ywt): Shank, J. 51:46 le J Sttrlay (FE). 2 mtn 4.t •ec; 2. F do Toll (PZrow). 2 WOMEN - 25-39 min 6.6 »#p; 3. A Brown : Greer, J. 1. A Johm (Cflltica), 2 mA Galese, R. 48:37 21.4 snc; 2. R Trutsr (Ball). 2 Gr ubaugh, Ca r son,Cr i Btman,Mor gan Manasota TC 6:18.6 min 22.2 mc. ZuJcnick, R. 49:03 1 500 m«tm <32 to 39 msrs): 1. T SraiUi (SavasM). 4 mM 34.1'sec; -2. -B -Links - .(Dsf), - 7 MEN - 45-49 WOMEN - 50-59 mlA 39.t MC. 1 500 metres (40 to 44 ysart): 1. A Lswln (Hub). 4 min 41.0 Morgan, K. 36 :39 Reward,Anderson,McBride ,Steele Manasota TC 6:58.2 mc: 2. R FursMon (FH). 8 37 :03 min 4.7 mc. Hartman, H 1 500 mstrM <45 to 49 yssrs): Askea, R 37 :37 MEN 25-39 1. 9 Rom (Hug). 4 mtn 47.4 s*c: 2. D Elliott (CtlUci). 4 Jaffe, J. 38 :22 min 54.5 mc: a. R C^m (UCT). Carter, T 44 :51 Agosto,Picorelli,Febles, Roman Puerto Rico 3:40.8 5 min 9.2 see. 5 000 metrss (35 to 39 ysnn>: Ebberle, R. 46 :41 Broun,Farris,Scoville,Watson Palm Beach TSF Asi 3:48 1. B Unka (Dtf) IB nta 39.B (joodwin, Joe 49 :31 Dallmann,Cannon,Myers,Cable W.Fl.Y 3:56 Jim McLatchie 56 9 000 umttss (40 to 44 voonR Carlin, Bill :05 1 W Ttuinj (CelUcs) lA xnls £6;A mc t C Oooryo (Afftntlcf MEN - 50-54 19 min 0.1 mc: 3. J^CtrtwiislLt Gross, B 38;:25 (UCT) IB min 41 J) soc. 3 OOO mstrss Rtooplo C^aso Hively, J.R. 40;:33 (5a» to 89 rsars): 1. T Snich 43::30 MEN - 40-49 (SovviMV) lO oUn B4.B soc. Depenbrock, T Hsmmer IBrow (35 to 39 Anderson, H. 45iI 36 r9^nii 1. O Baistbsodit «BOilA Puerto Rico 3:40.8 7.68 ni. M«- Johnston, R. 50::24 Diaz,Diaz,Perez,Aponte 40 to 44 rmmV. 1. H GeMti^ Tobiasson, T. 53::54 Richards,Stantz,Hi11,Bell W.Fl.Y hnvs (SAP* 55.34 m. ^ . 6.5 to 69 ysors: 1* Caspar Na| Flynn,Halliday,Butler,Gilman Palm Beach T&F As: li ^ Triv^m *'}utBp (S^ to 39 joofBT? MEN - 55-59 1. G Goaoh (FH). 11.41 -ni 2. MEN - 50-59 T Smith (Sosooos). 10.93 <1^ 45 to 49 mw: t. L Booi^ Petroline, J. 41: 19 .(C«l) lo,9X C Fahl^fFH). Scoville, W. 43: 22 Ubarri,Rios,Dano,Torrez Puerto Rico 4:31.1 BO 27 osV .i_ Shot put. (59 to 89 Fedrelt ,2. Alonso, J* 43: 32 Bartenfeld,Daniel,Petroline,Gross Atlanta TC 4:32.6 O En»elBreeM (MR •;«» 56: 56 Tinker,Anderson,Hively,Depenbrock Manasota TC 4:36.8 40 to 44 Te«rl: 1. H CeldcS- Ross, B.J. haye (SAP). 13.37 ai 3, A Greenstein, J. 56: 57 arowf (FH). 9.47 m.' 45 to 49 pejl*:. I, MEN 60 + 69 Heentge (Den 9,31 •! >. MEN - 60-64 Fourt* (Cel) 8jl7 m. Lacey,Eppright,Rice,Ryan W.Fl.Y 5:03.9 •OO aetiee (SO to 84 lauHt Eppright, W. 40:35 Ca rmen, Ro thschiId,Wi Idermuth,Boas UNA 6:20 1 Xl Coete (SH) »*i* 48:54 mc; 2 F BMIeeg (Den 9 an Futrell, C. "ss t?^9 Trgf* 1 A BldCeeiit* (Pine) 2 tnhl 46,6 Me. . men - 65-69 200 metre*: (35 to 59 yggnOI 1 D Qnelck (Fin*) 37.9 eoe. _ 1 300 metrM (30 to 39 iraann 48:00 TV Sheri 9 thin 86.7 52:07 Hoth&child, R. FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 99 to 99 ***r»: l.A Mo. 62:00 Kenile (Pine) 9 BlO 30.0 eec. Eklund, J. Long Jump (30 to 34 y«gn): 1 P &teen (Den 3.8* B. 39 to 39 realm 1 O Qnalefe MEN - 70 -74 (Fine) 4.66 m. Manasota Track Club 1357.5 SO to 54 yooro: 1 I . CBsIl) 3.39 m. Story, G. 52:50 Puerto Rico Masters 509. 5 Wildsrmuth, E. 59:29 Palm Beach Track 6 Field Ass''n. 330.0 West Florida Y 312. 0 WOMEN - 30-34 Atlanta Track Club 13S Daytona Beach Track Club 86.5 MARTIN LUTHER KING GAMES Taylor, M, 45:12 Fort Lauderdale Track Club 52 PALO ALTO. CALIF. Orlando Runners Club 44 APRIL 3, 1982 WOMEN - 35-39 New Orleans Striders 34 Athletes Foot Tampa 32.5 lOOM 40-49 Bowman, C. 53:07 Vero Beach Sun Runners 31 1. Bruce Sprlngbett 11.84 Shenk, J* 56:14 Boston Athletic Ass'n. 26.5 2. Bobby Simpson 12.02 Kronus, P. 59:51 Orlando Rec. Dept. 25 3. Gil LaTorre 12.03 N.y. Masters 21 WOMEN - 40-44 Florida Striders 17 lOOM 6(K Patrick Flyers 16 1. Psyton Jordan 13.10 ChriBtmain, E. 53:3 2 Philadelphia Masters 16 2. Harry Koppel 13.65 Zuknick, M. 54:01 Ft. Myers Track Club 14 3. John Satti 14.61 Hamilton Ontario Athletics X4 WOMa< - 45-49 Jacksonville Track Club 14 New Orleans Track Club 14 Tingle, L. 47:00 Pensacola Runner 13 Grubaugh, D. 52:25 ' Denver Trac)c Club 9 Morgan, A 57:19 Gulf Coast Runners 9 Carson, N. 59:57 Tampa Bay Track Club 4 UNA - 365 WOMEN - 50-54 3500.5 Jim Hershberger hits tape in TFA National 50- Anderson, B. 57:19 54 880 held in Litierty, MO. Feb. 14. Jim set new meet record in 2'.18.3. WOMQJ - 55-59 Photo; Russ Niemi

Beward, N. 48:18 May 1982 National Masters News page 29

TRIPLE JUMP •viou. n. »,-,arK (ccwa; i, c. aou^n- wick (Ham) 2, .V. Fittall (Lyn) 3, 490 METRES M50: R. Bennett (Gall) 1, A..Ma WPV: C. Sole(NP)L Time.60.5 han (TocH) 2. Distances, 9.99, 8.80. Time, 2:29.0 (record, previously NEW ZEALAND VETERANS TRACK & FIELD W35: G. Jones (G) 1. H. Clem M.55: F. Copeman (Frank) 1. Dis 2:34.07 by B. Evans). LONG M65: F Plant (Mast) 1. V. Adam- (Ariki) 2. R. McLougfjlan (Tau) 3. CHAMPIONSHIPS. INVERCARGILL, N.Z. tance. 8.94 (record). son (U) 2. G. Currie (Shir) 3. Times. Times, 65.8, 68,2, ''0.1. M65: W. Fenton (Tau) 1. Dis W40: J. Chandler (Ham) 1, A. MARCH 27-28, 1982 tance. 8.41 (record, previously 7.81 2:53.7. 2.59.6. 3:03.3. •M70: W. Abel (Ham) 1. E, Ham Horsneli (Tech) 2. Times.67.3,71.0, DISTANCE by K. Trow in 1981). ilton (Ham ) 2. Times. 3:03.4.3 12.6. W45. j Hurdle (WgnHC) 1. M. M40: W. Henstock (1) 1, R. Glen Basham (Tau) 2. J, Williams (TeA) M60: D. Gibson (TocH) 1, L 460m HURDLES dinning (1) 2, W. Hume (1) 3. Dis 3. Times. 72,4, 74.6. 76.2, Men Francis (Cart) 2, R. Wllyri (Taka) 3. tances, 11.07, 10.48, 10.16. M4(): B. Senior (W) 1. J, Penney W50: J. Crisp (Owa) 1. B,-Vire RESULTS ll.rn METRES Distances, 31.06, 24.5, 17.66. M45; J. Kearns (CanVet) 1, R. (OlyWgn) 2. .M. Savage (Ham) 3 , (Owa) 2, B. Tweedie (ChAC) 3. M65: G. Tail (Taka) I, W. Fenton Muijs (I) 2, C. Gray (SP) 3. Dis Times. 64.1 (record, previously66.08 Time. 74.) (record, previously 74.6 M50: C, Dalton (Oly) 1, G. Willie (Tau I 2. G. Currie (Shir) 3. Dis tances, 10.07, 9.62, 9.55. (Nel) 2, N. Crum (CanV) 3. Times. by P. Miller). 67,0. 72.1. by Vine in 198!). Please send muters race tances, 28.60, 24.06, 22.40. M50: M. Dunn (Lyn) 1.1. Brownie 36:39.8, 37:27.4. 42:32.2. IQKM ROAD WALK V.'60: I. Lister (Mart) 1. Time. M70: N. Hawke (Ash) 1. Distance,' (Chch) 2. Times. 68.0. 71.2. results to National Masters M.SS: B. Thomas (HO 1. M. Daly 24.12 (record). M40- N. Wilton (Cart) 1. Time. 1:08 '.. W65; R. Sole (NP) 1. Time. 94.4. Nawslattar, P.O. Box 2372, Van (U) 2. W, Vine (Owa) 3. Times. M50: V. Marks (Kiwi) I, T. Bent 6i:13..5. Women 37:54.S, 37:56.4, 41:52.7. (Tni) 2, G. Douglas (AkYMCA) 3. M50: D Cowie (SP) 1. Time, LONG JUMP Nuys, CA 91404, Please inclLde M60: H. Clark (Owa) I. V. Fitiall Distances. 35 50, 32.20, 31.08, 73.6.5. 10,999 METRES W45: i. BiEhop(Tech) i. Distance. (Lyn) 2, C. Green (Scot) 3. Times M70: J. Jamieson (Owa) 1. Time. date, distanc and city. M55: .1. King (NB) 1, D. Leech 3.71. 39:52.6 (record. previously 79:50.0. W40: J. Burton (U) 1. Time (UC) 2, F. Copeman (Frank) 3, Dis W50: S. Peterson (Tech) 1. .1. Ja 40:24.02), 39:57.7, 44:02.2. 61:47.9. tances 29.90, 28.70, 24,62. cobs (Ham) 2, B. Vine (Owa) 3. Dis M45: J ,K. Macdonald (Oly) 1. J HAMMER THROW W45: A. MacDonald (Olv) 1 tances. 4,17 (record), 3.76, 3.68. HOUSTON-TENNECO '$50,000 Cowie (Lei) 2, R. McLean (U) 7 SHOT PUT MPV: T. Fleming (Ash) 1 Dis Time. 52:45.5. W65: R. Sole (NP) 1. Distance, MARATHON, HOUSTON, JAN. 24 Times, 32:44.5 (record, previousi' M55: J. King (NB) 1. F. Copeman tance. 45.44. W55: M, Ryan (U) 1. Time 56:32.7. 3 01. 32:49.1 in 1979), 34:07.8 (Frank) 2, A. Hill (Ham) 3. Dis M40: B. .Senior (W) I. N. Wiltor WPV: C. Sole (NP) 1, J. Senior Open Benji Durden 2:11:11 M40: D. Dahlberg (PN) 1, D. Dix tances, 9.80, 8.70, 6.78. (Cart) 2, R. .Stewart (Mast) 3. Dis JAVELIN (W) 2. Distances, 4.67, 4.29. MAO Tom Msyfield 2:29:28 ey (G) 2, J. Burberry (Lei) 3, Times. M70: N. Hawkes (Ash) 1, G. De tances, 31.44, 16.92, 10.14. WPV: J. Senior (W) 1, C. Sol. W35: Jones (G) 1, D Branc (U) 34:06.3, 34:27.0, 34:55.0. Bell (Ham) 2, Distances, 11,06,7.76. MJ5: R. Rose (Tech) 1, C. Gray (NP) 2, Distances, 32.96, 18.42. 2, G. O'Rorke (1) 3. Distances, 4.28, John Hobbs 2:36:12 MPV: B. Patton (W) 1, E. Jones M50: G, Douglas (AkYM) 1, V. (SP) 2. A. Weir (SP) 3. Distances. W35: G. O'Rorke (I) 1, D. Bran. 3 57 3 \9 Tony Gorry 2:39:18 (SP) 2, P. Masters (1) 3. Times.' Marks (Kiwi) 2, T. Bent (Tai) 3. Dis ,34.92, 21.52, 19.32. (I) 2. Distances, 16.%, 12,52. W-IO: A. Horsneli (Tech) 1 A, M50 Marvin Ounn 2:37:37 36:16.1. 36:27.6. 36:29.9. tances, 12,26, 11.99, 10.00, M50: T. Bent (Tai) 1. V. Marks W40: V, Hood (Tech) 1, A. Hor Grieve (U) 2. V. Hootl (Tech) 3. -dis M60 Gene Askew 3:28:32 M70: D. Fincham (Lei) 1, J. M45: R. Rose (Tech) 1, A. Weir (Kiwi) 2. A. Grayburn (TocH) 3. snell (Tech) 2, S. Dumble (Mass) 3 tances, 4.08, 4.00. 3.78. W40 Joyce Bean 3:25:06 Jamieson (Owa) 2. Times, 48.15,00 (SP) 2, E. Fleming (SP) 3. Dis Distances, 31,10 , 25.36, 10.74. Distances, 23.38, 20.58, 16.36. SHOT PUT W50 Ann Moon 4:09:07 (record, previously 49:21.0, by tances, 9.06, 8.58 , 8.07. M55: D. Leechs««U) 1. H. Marsh W45: 1. Bishop (Tec) 1, Distance Jamieson in 1979), 49:13,04. M40: B Senior (W) 1, M. Savage (Whan) 2. Distances. 36.78 (record 16.76. W50: 3. Vine (Owa) 1, S, Peterson (Cindy Dalrymple.who turned POLE VAULT (U) 2, N. Wilton (Cart) 3. Distances, previously 35.56 by S. Johnstone in W50: S. Peterson (Tec) 1, Dis (Tech) 2. Distances, 7.78, 6.56. 40 on March 5, won $1000 9.67, 7.77, 7,70. 1979) 14.62. W55: M. Ryan (U) 1.DfetanceS.OO M40; B. Senior (W) 1. Height, 3.70 tance, 18.78 (record, previouslj as 4th woman in 2:44:28) MPV: T. Fleming (Ash) 1, M, M65: G. Tait (Taka) I. W. Fenton (record, previously 4.16 by F. (record, previously 3,50 by Senior in 15.76). Brice (U) 2. Distances, 11,66 (re (Taur) 2: Distances. 25.84, 14.36. W60: 1. Lister (Mart) 1. Distance Spiers), 1980), cord, previously 11.57 by C, Free M50: V. Marks (Kiwi) 1, Height, M70(6kg); N. Hawke (Ash) 1. Dis 11.88. WSfi; 1. Lister (Mart) 1. Distance, man in 1980), 8.38. tance, '29.72 (record). 2.13, W65: K. Kenneth-Low (Frank) 1 5 95. M60: D. Gibson (TocH) 1, L. M70 (7.25kg): N. Hawke (Ash) 1. Wti5: K. Kenneth-Low (Frank) 1. Distance. 11.52 (record). GASPARiLLA CLASSIC 15K ll»m HURDLES Francis (Cart) 2, R. Wyllwrl (Taka) Distance. 26.32 (world record, pre-- Distance, 5.72 (reccd). M40; J. Penny (Oly) 1, B'. Senior .3. Distances, 13 10, 6.93, 6.60 (re viously 23.57) 109M HURDLES WPV J. Senior (W) I. C. -Sole TAMPA, FLORIDA (W) 2, M. Savage (U) 3. Times, 18.70 cord, previously 12..58 by D. Gibson WPV: C. Sole (NP) 1. J. Senioi (N? I 2. Distances. 9.64, 8.14 FEBRUARY 6, 1982 HIGH JUMP (record, previously 21.0 in 1981), in 1981). (W) 2. Times. 17.06 , 20.27. W35: G. O Rorke (W) 1. B. Jen M65 G. Tait (Taka) 1, W. Fen.'Jn M40: B. Senior (W) 1, M. Fraser Open Michael Musyoki 43:08 19.76, 21.58. gOM HURDLES kins (U) 2, M. Cavanagh (SP)3.Dis (Tau) 2. Distances, 8.87, 8.6C. (TocH) 2. Heighis, 1.50, 1.40. tances 9.20, 8.36, 6.,57. MAO Sal Vasquez 49:01 1^50- A. Mahon (TocH) 1. Time, W45: 1. Bishop (Tech) 1. Time. 23. 5N0 METRES M45. B. McPhail (Ash) 1. Height. W4'l; V Hood (Tech) i, D. Hor Joe Burgasser 50:45 M65: W. Fenton (Tau) 1. Time, I..53. 17.73, sneli (Tech; 2. A, Grieve (U) 3. Dis MPV: B. Patton (W) 1,B. Masters W50: B. Vine (Owa) 1 Time. 17.7f Rich Van Scotter 50:47 25.96. tances, 9.73 (record, previously 9.67 (U) 2, E. Jones (SP) 3. Times, M50: G. Fraser (SP) 1. J. Blait (record, previously 19.25 by Vine). by B. Turbotl in 1978), 764. 7.'57; M45 Norm Green 50:10 LONG JUMP 17:39.1, 17:58.0, 18:20.0. (WgnV) 2. Heights, 1.45. 1.45 (coun- DISCUS W45: 1 .B:sh'.'p(Tech) 1. J Hurdle Rob Smith 52:33 M40: R. Glendinning (I) 1, J. Pen M40: J. Power (Morn) 1. R. Dahl- tbsck) (Well) 2. Distances, 6.39, 6.33 enberg (PN) 2, D. Dixey (G) 3. M60: R. Wlywri (Taka) 1. Height. WSO-Vine (OWA) 1, D. Bennett Bill Koehn 57:27 ny (Oly) 2, B. Senior (W) 3. Dis (Gall) 2. Di.stances, 18.26, 17.50. 5000 METRES tances. 5.18. 4.95, 4.84. Times, 15:57.4, 15:57.8, 16:10.5. 1.00. W40 Mary Cull en . 65:02 M45; W. Kenny (Lei) 1, C. Geary M65: W. Fenton (Tau) 1. V. Adam- W45: 1. Bishop (Tec) 1, J. Wardle W35: R. McLoghlan (Tau) 1, D. . M45: B. McPhail (Ash) 1, J. (WgnH) 2. Distances, 20.44. 13.44. Nancy Perez 65:20 Kearns (U) 2. C. Gray (SP) 3. Dis (CAv) 2. J. Cowie (Lei) 3. Times. son (CS) 2. Heights. 1.20. 1.10. Reynolds (Tau) 2, J. Pankhursi lU) W60: 1. Lister (Mart) 1. Distance, Laura Tingle 66:00 tances, 5.79, 4.95, 4.53, (record, pre 16:09.8. 16:14.8, 16:22.5, 3 time, 19:43.7 (lecord, previously RELAYS 13.66 viously 5.71 in 1981). M50: F. Perry (Lei) 1.1. Brownie 20:34.07 by J. Savage in 1981). W50 Anne Khal 71:42 M50: J. Blair (Wgnvet) 1. R. Ben (ChAC) 2, G. Willis (Nel) 3. Times. 4 X 100 inetres: Christchurch 1. W65: K. Kenneth-Low (Frank) 1. I 'W49: E. M. Rough (Pres) 1, D. Frankton2. Southland 3, Auckland 4. Distance 14.02 (record..previously Pepper Davis 76:44 nett (Gall) 2, A. Mahan (Toe) 3. Dis 17:46.4. 17:54.0. 18:15.2. [Geary (Cav) 2, L. Richmond (St Times, 52.8, 52.9, 57.3, 64.4. 10.58). Anne Trigg 77:1.4 tances. 4.94, 4.66, 4.50. M55: D. Turnbull (I) 1, B. Thomas Martins) 3. Times, 20:56.7. 22:20.7, W40:^V. Hood (Tec) 1, A. Grieve M55: A. Hill (Ham) 1, F. Copeman (HiC) 2. J. Daly (Ham) 3. Times, 4 x 400metres: (Invercargillclub) 22:29.2. (U)2, D. Jamieson (W) 3. Distances (Frank) 2. J. King (NBri) 3. Dis 16:22.5. 18-27.3, 18:40.5. 1. Canterbury 2, Southland 3, Wel W45: A. McDonald (U) 1. Time, lington 4. 'Times, 3:54.5. 4:02.5, 30.94 , 22.44, 19.12. tances, 4.61, 4.42; 4.28 (record, pre- M60: H. Clark (Owa) 1, C. South- 24:54.1. W35: G. O'Rorke (1) 1, B. Jenkins viouslv 4.10 by J. Mclean in 1981). wick (Ham) 2, J. Harrison (Cav) 3. 4:08.6, 4:47.4, W50: B. Tweedie (Chch) i, fl. Vine VALENTINE'S DAY lOK (U) 2, M. Cavanagh (SP) 3. Dis MOO: M.BenniciRHOL L.Francis Times, 19:08.0, 20:47.5, 24:00.2. 299 METRES (U) 2, B. Ashton (Cav) 3. Times. tances, 34.66 (record previouslv OAKLAND, CALIF. FEB. 13 (Cart) 2, R. Wllyri (Taka) 3. Dis M65: F. Plant (Mast) 1, V. Adam- 22:08.9 (record, previously 2?:45.0S MPV G, Jones (SP) 1, E. Jones 31.98 by V. Hood). tances, 3.94, 3.48, 1.69. son (CS) 2. Times, 22:57.7, 23:03.4. by D. Cutbbertson in 1881), 24'l)2.9, Open Mike Cassaday 30:06 (SP) 2. Times. 28.1. 30.4. , WPV: J Senior (W) 1. C. Sole M65Z; S. Taylor (GE) 1. W. Fenton M7(): J. Jamieson (Owa) 1, D. Fin 24:54.1 M40: R. Auimatagi (Tech) 1, M. (NP) 2, Distances. 25.36, 20.24. MAO Sal Vasquez 30:51 (tau) 2. F. Plant (Mast) 3. Dis cham (Lei) 2. Times, 23:06.2. Savage (Ham) 2. W Henstock (1) 3. W55; A. Olsen (Cav) 1, M. P.van 2.3.22.6. M50 Don Pickett 38:12 tances. 3.98 (record). Time.s. 23.5 . 24.8 . 25.56. 299 METRES (U) 2. Times, 24:25.7 , 28:26.2. W65: K. Kenneth-Low (Frank) 1. W40 Ruth Anderson 43:44 15«0 metres 3000M STEEPLECHASE M45: B. McPhail (Ash) 1. J WPV: C.Sole(NP)l.Time.26.4. Time, 35-34.2 (record). M40: J. Power (Morn) 1. J. Law M40: R. Dal-.lenberg (PN) 1, W. Kearns (CanVet) 2, L. Williams W35: C. Jones (G> 1, H. Clem (Cav) 2, D. Dixey (G) 3. Times, Hume (1) 2, N. Wilton (Cart) 3 (TeA) 3. Times, 23.2 (record, pre (Ariki) 2. D. Brand (U) 3. Times. viously 24.7by D. Barry) 26.7.27.3. 29 4 30 I 41 5 4:,15.3, 4:18,8, 4:25.4. Times, 10:31.1, 11:01.7, 14:29.8. W45: J. Hurdle (WgtiHC) 1, M. MPV: D. Belsharri (I) 1. B. Patton M45: W. Kenny (Lei) 1, B. Cham M.50; B. Kerr (CanVet) 1, R. Ben w'40: A, Horsneli (Tech) 1, J. Basham (Tau) 2, J. Williams (Te,A) nett (Gall) 2. Times, 26.3, 27.9, PALM SPRINGS MARATHON (W) 2. P. Masters (1) 3. Times, (Tech) 2. G. Moreton (1) 3. Time) Chandler (Ham) 2. A. Grieve (U)3. 3. Times, 14.0, 14,25, 14 60. M55: A. Hill (Ham) 1, F. Copeman FEBRUARY 14. 1982 4:45.9, 4:45.92. 4:55.2. 10:35.8. 11:47.9, 12:12.1. Times, '28.0, 29.6, 32,2. W40 A. Ilc

ORLANDO FESTIVAL MARATHON ATLANTA HALF-MARATHON (5TH) BONNIE BELL lOK MHT 5-Borough Challenge RUN FOR THE ARTS Cheltenham, PA March 21. 1982 ORLANDO, FLORIDA MARCH 6, 1982 Manhattan College—Bronx .FEBRUARY-21. 1982 SEATTLE, WASH. 10 Kilometer Run for the Cheltenham Art Centre, Spwnitrad by ManiHKturni Hiimr Open Dean Matthews 1:05:44 Cheltenham PA Open Louis Kenny 2:13:42 IvlARCH 7, 1982 urKltr tbb aaiplcbs o» Yaik Roid Runnari 650 runners. Live radio 123. 47:43 Jimmy Savitz ' Award Mnnefi-IIVemii Tola!-2G4B Oiti: February 21, 1982 10:00 AM 148 48:21 Mary Dickinson ?140 Dan McCaski n 41 DItlanct: I0km(6.2 miles) broadcast on 68 WRNG with Vel A (40-44) Finishers: Men-1761. Women-321 38:17 38:57 Cback In; Men-828. Women-322, Bob Vai sha. 308. 53:31 Liz Picini . 1. Jones. Edilh. 42-Mlllrose Total-2082 till Gookin 49 38:41 J. Signofe.Norma. 44-NYC 39.18 Tolal-1150 339. 54:36 Margaret King Weather: Overcast Mid 40"s, periods oi P.fly .Sablan 42 33:53 from Atlanta Track Club 3. Franco. Bunny, 41CPTC 39:41 Flntahari: Mon-715 and 7 racewalkers. light ram Lob .Jierritaa 41) 39:37 Wornen-254 and 4 racewalkars. 60 and Better Vet B (45-49) Vet A.(40-44) Jerry Stov/e 41 39:53 Tolal-960 1. Twenle, Pal, 47-NYMsl 40:05 1. Wilson, Dave. 44-SuperSl 1:12,59 Waathar; Dvarcasl, about40', lightdrla- 2. Saliesleros, Goorgina.47-M 43:03 189. 49:14 Josephine Hess 2 Barvick, Edward, 40-NJ 1:13:48 ILJ Bill Stock 52 42:10 VatA (40-44) COB PRESTON MEMORIAL 3. Miranda. Ana. 4fl-NYG 46:34 3. Sirellon, Guy, 41-FS 1:14:12 454. 58:48 Doris Tonning £ 1. Leary,Perry, 42-Nyc 32:40 [ MILE RUN Mailers (50-59) 4. O'Grady, Thomas. 40-FMTC 1:16:39 524, 62:59 Edith Weaver ioO Wayne ZooL 65 2:Bassetl, Russell, 41-NTC- 34:30 -•s.-4-ir>;AL PARK-NYC I. Tighe, N.incy, 51-AUil.int? 38:51 5. Sulek, Jerry. 44-0klyn 1:1B:59 45:40 a 3, Morion, James, 40-CPTC 36:32 533. 63:17 Kay Cook ?. Jacobson. Audrey. 53-NYMsl 42:59 6. Morrissey, Brian. 40-Bklyn 1:18:59 7. Morion, James. 41-CPTC 1:19:23 Vet B (45-49) Sponsored by New York Road Runners 561. 66:29 Helena Hart 3, Frohman, Muriel. 50-Bx 44:34 ,.4J Snirley Matson 41 43:14 Odte; Maicn C. 1982 11:00 AM ano 4. Rose Floichce, 52-NYC 44:52 1, Clark, Charles. 46-MB 36:28 Vet B (45-49) Oorotliy Stock 49 43:45 11:30 AM 2.Slern,Lou,47-PPTC 36:41 Seniors (GQ and ovei) 1. Mueller, Fnlz. 45-CPTC 1 to 14 Distance; 5 Miles 3. Selll, Eric, 48-NYC 37:18 2. Chiappella, Vince. 48-Miti 1 1718 .•.'50 Cbeck-ln: Men-670. Women-232. RIVER RUN 15K 1. P.iidiiguez. Mary, 60-GNYAA 47 22 Anne Johnson 53 45:54 Mailers (50-59) 2. Havens. Evcyn, 65-Mi11rose 48 25 3 Navarro. Herbert, 4b-NyC 1:19:14 Toial-902 JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA 4 Stern, Lou. 47-PPfC 1. Burns, Joe, 53-Mllltose 1:19-46 37:04 - Finishers: Men-599 and 3 racewalkers. MARCH 13, 1982 Gotdon Age 2. Chodnickl, Stan, 51-WSSAC Masters (50-59) 37:38 VVonien-196 and 4 racewalkers Havens. Evelyn. 65-Mlllrose 48 25 3. Cryan, FranriSr52-NYC 39:13 Tolal-802. 1. Oixon. Don, 54-WSY 1 18:06 LOS -ANGELES MARATHON Open Mike Musyoki Bacewalkeri 4. Baxley, Charles, 51-Mlllrose 40:46 Weather: Cold, overcast, lighl rain 25 43:33 2 Heinbockel,William.54-NY 1.21:49 MARCH 28, 1981 1 k.elloy. Oorothy,46-NYMsl •\ll 51 3. Burns, Joe, 52-Millrose 1.2V57 Seniors (60-89) M40 Bob Jenkins 42 49:39 Vet A (40-44) 2 Kimmolman. Sharon. 28-WR 54.34 4 Bowdey, Charles. 51-Miiifose 1 22 00 M30 Ron Gee 1. RIos, Wlllredo, 65-LNTC 41:10 2;26;30 t. Fischer. Bob, 41-Millrose 25:47 Joe Burgasser 43 51:21 3 Ahern, Kathleen. 35-ESTC 56'02 W30 Sue Petersen 2. Goldslein,Alberl,62-PPTC 42:06 Seniors (60-69) 2:50:41 2. Morrlssey, Brian. 40-Bkln 28:32 3. Gibbons, Tom, fiO-NYC 43:24 W40 Mae Cleveland 42 64:49 1. Rios, Wlllredo, 65-LNTC 1:27:31 3. Gooden, Bob, 43-M(llrose 28:42 • M40 Skip Shaffer 2:33:12 VelA (40-44) Lorraine Evans 40 66:04 2. Coyne,William. 60-Millro3e 1:29:07 Vet B {45-49} Joe Gasswann 2:45:32 1. Thornhlll, Anna, 41-Mlllrose 40:13 Dodie Gaudry 40 66:29 3. Gibbons, Thomas. 6l Mill 1-31:41 1. Mueller, Frilz, 45-CPTC 26:07 Ed Lujan 2. Parmalee, Pally,41-Alalanla 40:50 SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS- lOK Super Seniors (70 and over) 2:45:43 3. Monle, Una, 40-NYC 2. Clark, Charles. 45-MerccTB 28:58 Fred Mascarro 42:25 SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA 1. Brown, William. 78-Bkiyn 2:04.14 2:50:39 3. SeiH, Eric. 48-NYC 29:56 - Pete Petersen Val 8 (45-49) MARCH 21, 1982. Vat A (40-44) 2:51:33 Masters (50-59) 1.knighl, KaIe,46-Millrose 45:13 1. Bing,Anne. 42-NoJersey 1:25:35 W40 Joycfe Momita 3:43:13 1. Burns, Joe. 53-Millrose 30:45 2. Ballour, Samara, 46-Mlllrose , 46:04 Open Adrian Royle 28:43 2. Schonleld, Polly. 42-Mill 1:33:20 2. Puma. Alberl, 52-PPTC 31:16 NATIONAL TFA-(i:ANGAR00S I5K Yvette Tauzin 3:48:18 3. Monte. Lona. 40-NYC 1:33:23 Masters (50-59) 3 Stein, Marvin. 51-NYMs! 31:54 MAO Sal Vasquez Mary Hack 4:07:27 WESTCHESTER- COUNTY. NY 31:00 4. Blatsdell. Susan, 41-CT 1:37:13 1. TIghe, Nancy,5)-Alalanla 48:21 4 Thompson, George, 56-NyAC 31:55 MARCH 14, 1982 Jim Bowers 31:41 2. Bordonara.Gulllermlna, 51 50:52 Vet B (45-49) M50 Patrick Devine 2:65:47 Seniors (60-69) Jake White 32:44 1. Bedrock. Helene. 47-No Jers 1:26:29 Stan Block 3:04:20 Seniors (60 and over) 1. Sheehan. George, 63-NJ 31:40 M40 Bob Fischer 41 50:47 Tim Rostege 32:48 2. Knight.Kate.46-Millrose 1.40:23 1. Havens, Evelyn, 65-ITC 58:16 2. flios, Wlllredo, 65-LNTC 32:38 Aurello Camacho 3:05:12 Jim Fillis 44 54:54 Bill Meinhardt 34:32 3. Condron, Nancy. 45-Northprt 1:42:21 3. Goldslein. Albert. 62-PPTC 33:37 David Parker 3:06:46 Harry Neeson 42 56:34 Jesse Rodriguez 34:49 Vol A (40-44) Masters (50-59) Rodolfo Reyes 3:09:36 Jim Balchtal 34:58 1. D'Elia. Toshiko. 52-Alalan 1.29:03 MIKE HANNON MEMORIAL 1. Thornhill, Anna. 4l-Milirose 32:06 M50 Bill O'Brien 51 54:32 Jerome Lewis 35:04 2. Moore, Alicia. 51-A(alania 1:33:39 M60 Robert Xroger 3:26:38 TWENTY MILE RUN 2. Monle. Lona. 40-NYC 33:10 Tom Barclay 50 57:56 3. Kevles, Barbara. 41-NYC 34:44 Juan Armandariz 35:54 Seniors (60 and over) Phi) Hodge 3:29:01 CENTRAL WRK-NYC Bill McCaffery 55 58:12 Matthew Allen Vet 8 (45-49) Tom Loymian 36:14 1. Rodriguez, Mary, 80-GNYAA 2 07:03 3:33:53 2. Havens. Evelyn, 65-Miilfose Sponsored by New York Road Runners 1. Knight. Kale,45-Millrose M60 Bob Rogan 60 64:51 2 07:24 John Montoya 3:48:43 35:46 M50 E J Romesberg 36:37 Ootc: February 28, 19B2-10:00AM 2. Fletcher.Joyce, 47-Millrose 35:59 Jerry Rosenfeld65 76:04 Walter Meyer 3:51:41 Hank Fragoza 37:15 DIslanca: 20 Mllos 3. Diesladeckl. Elizabeth. 46 39:36 Joe Galbraith 61 82:24 Check-In: Mon.462. Women-fid Richard Laine 38:03 from James Gilbert Masters (50-59) Tolal-526 W40 Anna Thornhill 41 62:32 9th Annual Forks XV 1. McKenzie, Chris. 50-NYMst 34:11 W40 Vicki Bigelow Finishers: Men-371 and 3 racewalkers Polly Schonfeld42 65:16 37:19 Chenango Forks/ New York Women-55 , Tolal-429. 2. Jacobson, Audrey, 53-NYMst 39:35 Heidi Skaden-Poyser March 21, 1982 Wealher; Mia nn's -io'-r and firop7Y Barbara Meisel 40 70:34 Seniors (60 and over) 39:21 Open; Tom Carter Vol A (40-44) 1. i^ocriguez. Mary,60-GNYAA 42:44 W50 Esther Autorino52 83:10 Giner Burrole 42:27 1. Barvick, Edward, 40-NJ 7 MILE REVERSIBLE 2:00:52 2. Deifies, 2ira.64-NYC 46:27 Chris Dickinsan52 S8:28 M30; 2. Siilok, Jerzy, 44-bkln 3. Havfne Fveiyn, 65-Millrose W50 CENTRAL PARK-NYC 2:02:45 47:05 Tom Carter (30) 46:15* 3. O'Grady, Thomas, 40-FMTC 2.03:09 Awards Racewalkers^Men Hilly course. Winds gus- Jaclyn easelli 45:37 Vel 8 (45-49) ting 30-59 mph Peter Tylenda (31) 50:00 't'Oiucrvd t)v N«w York Rosd Rnwtrs 1. Jacobson, Howie. 51-ESTC 42:57 Michael Schuler (31) 53:24 •v:c: April 3. 1582 10.30 AM t, Chiappella, Vlnconl, 48-Mill 2:00:44 2. Gotllieb. Robert. 18-Ons 46:36 2. Murphy, Richard, 47-ITC :iS{3rKe: 7 nMes 2:08:53 3. Heath, Clayton, 36-NYC 58:55 Jh8Ck-ln: M8n-37 7 \\imti\-\2\ 3. Becker, Rudy, 48-Sneaker M40! 2:10:18 Awards Racewalkers—Women Terry Merritt (43) 50:48 itj498 -.wishers: Men-294 and 4 racewJkeis Masters (50-59) 1.Keiiey, Dorothy, 46-NYC 44:34 Jack Blakley (45) 53:56 1. DIxon, Don, 54-WSY vomen-80 and 4 racewalkers 2:02:14 2. McKeown, Judy. 25-NJSlf 47:26 NATIONAL TAG 5OK CHAMPIONSHIPS Anthony Lotempio (40) 54:34 •:ai-382. 2. Cleaves. Henderson. 40-Mcr 2:12:19 3. Null. Betsy. 37-NYC 52:44 WASHINGTON, D,C, 'mARCH 13, i .-.Bdthsr: Rainy, wiodv coW. mkJ40's B.Terry,Jack, 51-Mlllrose 2:13:11 M50: 4. Chodnickl, Slan. 51-WSSAC V»( A (40-44) 2:13:36 Sex Age Name/Hometown John Bates (58) 63:35 Tine 1 Mofiisey. Bf«n,41. Bktyn 40;42 Seniors (60-69) Richard VanGorder(53) 65:08 H 27 Charles Trayer (Reading, PA) L^tucki.JeK. •tS-PPTC 43 47 1. Sheehan, George, 63-NJ :18;22 2:59:36 N Joseph Pilotti (58) 65:25 T Staalj, William, 42-WSY •w.-n 2. RIos.Wlllredo, 65-LNTC :25:31 30 William Devoe (Queens, NY) 3:06:53 H Vat B (4&-49) 3. Coyne.William RO-Mlllrse •,36.14 ST. PATRICK'S DAY lOK 41 Will Mason (Chelmsford, MA) 3:17:48 M6Q: 1 Chidppetla.Vmcent. 48 Vel A (40-44) SAN DIEGO, CALIF. H 33 Ed Foley (Sterling, VA) 3:19:22 Phillip Russell (61) 68:55 39.58 1. Ring,Anne, 42-NJM H 50 John Sullivan (Hollinston, KA) 2 Singe. Joseph. 45-FL 4021 ':1B:11 MARCH 1/. 1982 3:19:32aR Charles Hackenheimer J. CJarfc, Charies, 46-Nj 2. Thornhlll,Anna, 41-Mlllrose 41:43 1:19:38 M 46 A1 Karcy (Centerville, VA) (75) 74:28 3. Schonleld, Polly. 42-Mlllrose 1:26:48 3:29:29 Masters (50-59) Open Kirk Pfeffer 28:46 H 31 Nathanial White (62) 74:31 Vol 8 (45-49) Jesse liarves (Silver Spring, MD) 3:43:47 ' Tnurnpson. George, t)6-NYAC 4414 h 39 Patrick Neary (Springfield, VA) 3:46:17 y Puma,Albert. 52-PPTC -«:3l 1. Knighl, Kale, 46-Millrose ':43:00 M40 Gary Hooker 33:49 H 49 Gerry Kramer (Wernersville, PA) 3:46:50 .. W30: 3 vStein. Marvin. 51-NY Msi 45:08 2. Ballour, Samara, 46-Mlllrose :47:41 Dan McCaskill 33:55 F 45 Trudy Rapp (Alexandria, VA) Patti Kneer (34) 69: -1 Acton, Hugh, 56-Ml 45.26 Masters (50-59) Howard Moody 3:48:39 AP. 45 34:50 Ronni Ann Goldberg Seniors (60-69) 1. O'Ella,Toshiko, 52-Alalanla 2:24:01 Bill Gookin 35:23 H 49 Jenry Hagen (Arlington, VA) 3:52:44 (34) 70; 06 : Gibbo.is, Thomas,61-Mrtl 47-01 2, TIghe, Nancy, Sl-Alalanla 2:48:19 M 45 Gordin Gerson (Reston. VA) 3:53:06 H50 Bob Collins Elaine Errioo-Gilvard • >v»ey.Ed.6',-NyMsi 56:50 Seniors (60 and over) 35:42 H 52 Dick Good (Silver Spring, MO) 4:02:23 , Marshall Haraden VMA (40-44) 1, Rodriguez, Mary, 60-GNYAA 3:23:59 35:57 H 61 John Hclntyre (Springfield, VA) 4:10:19 '(30) 71: 45 1. Thornhid. Anra, 41-Mfll 46:58 2. Havens, Evelyn, 65-Millrose 3:35:,37 Chuck Anderson 36:06 H 38 Bill Lusto (Alexandria, VA) 4:10:51 W40 : 2. Kimz.Afww Marie.40-NYC S2:07 Bill-Stock 36:45 •Margaret Betz (45) 65: 27 3. Jones. Edith, 42-MMrose 54.19 K 35 Keith Padgett (Vienna, VA) 4:17:25 AVON 20K, ALEXANDRIA, VA. W40 Shirley Matson 38:19 Anne lies (40) 7b: 46 VHB (45-49) M 48 Ed Demoney (Arlington, VA) 4:26:06 iiARCH 6, 1982 Faye Heldoorn 41:46 M Dolores Eedek (49) 78: 51 \ fteicher.Joyce. 47-Mi4rose 51:01 51 Sal Corrallo (Arlington, VA) 4:34:32 Judy Splitgerber 42:10 2 Ballour. Snwa. 46-M>SfO$e 53:2i M 74 Ed Benhao (Ocean City, IW) 4:34:50 AR 50: ,3. Marchus, Esther. 46-Mi!k«e 56"0e W40 Trudy Rapp 1:20:24 Fjhily Baldridge 43:10 n 56 Rod Johnson (Silver Spring, MD) 4:49:40 Joan Holliday (51) 95: Masttrt (50-59) Patty Lee Parmalee W50 Marie Reid 39:40 M 53 Barry Shelkin (Alexandria, VA) 5:07:41 Eleanor VanGorder(53) 96: 18 >. Neullnger. Jozi,53-NYC l;l>3;50 1:21:31 Anne Johnson 41:18 M 22 Tin Good (Silver Spring, MD) 5:17:40 Sentors (60 end wer) Carole Herrick 1:24:38 Mary Storey M 61 42;-55 Don McNelly (Rochester, HYl' 5:28:48 *Mew Course Record 1, ftodfiguM, Mary, t:04:3) M 36 W50 Alicia Moore 1:29:59 from Art Holzman Alan•• Price (Washington,n, OC) 5:54:01 F Submitted by John Grant Rachel Bourn 1:35:48 58 Carmen Haney (Arlington, VA) 6:13:41 Alt San Chastain 1:43:21 May 1982 National Masters News page 31

T.k.C./VSm KUTUAL MASTERS 20 KM CHAMPIONSHIPS March lii.. 1932 Kent, WA WOMEN'S TEAK RESULTS 1. Prank Duarte IfO Culver City A.C. l:05:lk. let M kO Santa Ana, CA 51. 5k. 66 2. David Hambly 42 Snohoraleh TC-A kO-k9: 1. Nor Cal Seniors k:26;3k I105152 2nd M ko Seattle, WA 2. Seattle TC 56, 8k, 86 k:kk:53 Mike Heffernan 1:1 1J07S23 3rd Mko Portland, OR Dave Williams 1:0 Sno TC-A l!07sk7 kth Mko Tacoma, WA Jerry Schmidt lj.1 li08:9k 5th M ko Wenatchee, WA MEN'S TEAM RESULTS f: Robert Hughes 1:1 Sno TC-B 110946 6th Mko Bremerton, HA Dennis Meyer 1:9 Sno TC-A 1:09:58 let Mk5 Seattle, lYA kn-k9: 1. Snohomlsh TC-A team 2,k. 7, 8, 9 (11) 5:kk:38 ^e! A1 Huff lil: Sno TC-A 1:10:28 Seattle, WA 2. Snohomlsh TC-B team 6, 12, 13, ik, 21 (23, 2=) 6:05:28 9. Maurice Pratt 1:5 Sno TC-A 1:10:33 2nd H k5 Federal way, WA 9. Sunrise Strlders 16, 36, L6, 62, o7 (95) 7:Oo:53 10. Tony Flzzello 41 Seattle TC 1:10:56 Seattle, WA k. Snohomlsh TC-C team 20, 36, k9, 58, 80, (91) 7:09:51 11. Earl Ellis 1:6 Sno TC-A 1:11 08 3rd M k5 Seattle, WA 5. Club.Northwest 15, kO, 79. 90, 98 7:38:26 12. Paul Hall 1:3 Sno TC-B 1:11 kl Seattle, WA Bob Langenbach 1:5 Sno TC-B . 1:12 56 kth V k5 Seattle, WA ij; David Morris 1:2 Sno TC-B 1:13 36 Seattle, V/A 50-59: 1. Snohomlsh TC-50 25, 30, 39, k5, 7k (89) 7:Ok:l8 19. James O'Brien kO Club Northwest 1:1k Renton, WA 16. Lary Webster 1:° S:mrlse Strldrs l:lk 5k 5th K kS Seattle, WA 17. Jim Volk 1:9 Sea TC 1:1k 57 6th Mk5 Seattle, WA 60-69: 1. Snohomlsh TC-60 81, 63, 103 k«57:56 u. IS. Patricia Thomas kl Sno TC l;l6 01 ist p ko Seattle, WA « 19. Cllve Davles 66 Oregon R.R.C. 1:16 23 1st V 65 Tillamook, OR •• 20. Hoy Hurt k5 Sno TC-C 1:16 53 Seattle, WA 21. Tom Stewart k3 Sno TC-B 1:17 27 Seattle, WA RACE DIRECTOR: Bob Langenbach, Snohomlsh Track Club 22. Jeff Leffingwell k5 1:17 k2 Bellevue, WA 6261 South lekth St. Bill Mallnskl k6 Sno TC-B 1:17 51 Kent, WA Seattle, 'WA 98188 (206) k33-e868 U: Patrick Devlne 53 Orange Flyers 1:18 36 1st M 50 San Pedro, CA ZS- Hugh Alnslle 51 Sno TC-50 1:19 18 2nd K 50 Seattle, WA 26. Oharjcs Borman kO 1:19 38 'Wenatchee, WA 27. A1 Verran 53 1:20 26 3rd K 50 Seattle, WA NORTH'.VEST KASfEBS 15 Kli^ Mari 26. Cordon Mendenhall k3 Sea TC 1:20 32 Seattle, WA yh ^8, 1962 SEWAHD 'PARK, SEATTLE 29. Ben Orevstad k7 Sno TC-B 1:21 03 Seattle, Wa 1. Kike Heffernan kl Portland 30. Robert Fhelps 55 Sno TC-50 1:21 26 1st M 55 Seattle, Hn k9:02 51. Joe Atterberry 50 1: 2. Jerry Schmidt kl 'Wenatchee 06:32 31.. Buck Levy 50 1:21 ko kth K 50 Sun Valley, ID 50:k9 52. Gordon Mendenhall k3 Sea 1 :06:33 32. Charles Barone k5 1:21 k7 Lynnwood, WA Dennis Meyer k9 Seattle 51:55 Bill 'Williams 57 Poulsbo :06:42 Ceorge Lundln 52 1:21 Seattle, 'WA i: A1 Huff kk Seattle 52:17 Guy Ott ko Seattle :0b:k9 57 Tony Plzzello kl Seattle U: iJ: John E. Bandur kk Stall. RC 1:22 ok Federal 'Way, WA 52:38 George Richards k6 Edmds :06:50 35. William Bartell k3 Sea TC 1:22 39 Bellevue, WA I: Maurice Pratt kS Ped.'.Vay 52:55 11; Marshall Scott kk Eellev :07;oe 36. Ed Curtis k9 Sno TC-C 1:22 51 Seattle, 'WA 7. Bob Langenbach 45 Seattle 5k:0k 57. Christine Curtis kk Sea :07;20? 8. 37. Joel Searles k5 1:23 02 Seattle, WA David Morris k2 Seattle 5k: 26 58. Thad McArthur 53 Sdmuids :07:26 38. Bob Thomas k7 Sunrise Sti*. 1:23 ko Renton, 'WA 9. Jim Volk k9 Seattle 55:00 59. 'Ward Livingston k3 Bell. :07:53 Charles Tapper 5l Sno TC-50 1:2k 22 Kent, V/A 10 . Phil '.'/alkden k3 Seattle 55:31 06. Daniel Blodgett k9 Mer.I.l:06:27 11 , James O'Brien kO Renton Norman Hansen 60 Club NJ 1:2k 30 1st K 60 Enumclaw, WA 56:00 61. Jim Addlngton k2 Bell. 1 :0b:36 1:1. Ceorge Emerson kl l;2k 3k Bellevue, WA 12 , Robert Hunt 51 Henton 57:2k 62. Donald Barnard k2 Bell. 1 :06:37 1:2. BJom Topel k7 1:2k 50 Seattle, WA , Sill Mallnskl k6 Kent 57:k3 63. M.urray Andrews k9 Seattlel:08:42 John Irby k® 1:25 08 Seattle, '.'/A s 1 Ivan Bowman kO 'Wenatchee 58:35 U Jim Barnes 50 Seattle 1 :08:kk K: Robert Mortenson kk 1:25 52 Seattle, V/A 15 . Mike Donoghue kO I'ercer Is•56:50 65. Kent Rogers 52 Merc.Is. 1 :06:ii.o Leon Holman 5k Sno TC-50 1:26 36 Seattle, WA 16 . Patricia Thomas kl Sea. 59:03P 60. Norman Bright 72 Seattle 1 :09:k3 1:6.' Donald Schade k^ 1:26 k3 Issaquah, WA 17 1 James Zeller kO Redmond 59:25 67. Marino Kraebel k5 Sea. 1 :09:57P Mary Killer k2 Sno TC 1:26 53 2nd P ko Seattle, WA 18 , Darrell Morrison k2 Sea. 59:k6 68. Joyce /tobrose kk Fed.'Wy 1 :10:09P itl: Andre Rollolazo k2 Sunrise Str. 1:27 01 Renton, WA 19 . V/llllam Bartell k3 Bell. 5a:k0 69. Richard Swanson k2 K.Bnc 1 :10:09 1:9. Sandy Urquhart kS Sno TC-C 1:27 02 Edmonds, WA 20 . Hugh Alnslle 51 Seattle 1 :06:0k 70. Sandra Caldnell II.6 Mer.I 1 :ll;12? 50. James Cushman kk 1:27 38 Seattle, ./A 21 . Dean Pournler LI Seattle 1 : 00:07 71. Norm Clark 57 Kent 1 :n;12 22 . Brad Borland k2 Seattle 1 72. Stephen Storrar U3 Rdmnd 1 :11:21 51. Ruth Waters k8 Nor Cal Sre. 1:27 k5 '1st P k5 San Carlos, 'CA : 00:12 23., Bob Phelps 56 Seattle 1 :00;28 73. '.William Holden 56 Ped.'.Yy 1 ;11:5k 52. James Johnston k5 It27:k5 Bellevue, WA 2k , Te'd Heaton kl Bellevue 1 :01:1k 1 :12:1b Prank Orey 62 1:27:57 2nd M 60 Foulsbo, WA 7k. Ron Eaglestone ,4.2 Sea. I Dick Raub k7 P.enton 1 1 Ruth Anderson 52 Nor Cal Srs. 1:28 01 1st P 50 Oakland, CA :01;l8 75. Nancy Peterson kS Sea. :12:2kF -41: 26 . George Lundln 52 Seattle 1 76. Judy Groombridge k2 Sea, 1 5.5. Dan Anderson 53 1:28 10 Issaquah, WA :01:21 :12i2kP 21 . Mason Hesa k3 Bellevue 2, 2. •B- ?6. Nola Bruhn 53 Sea TC 1:26 11 2nd P 50 Seattle, WA •01 .-29 77- Bay Christiansen kk 3e22, .•22.-SJ 28 , Edward Curtis k9 Seattle 1: 76. Allan T'wid.t k7 Seattle 1; 57. Jerry Harknesa k3 1:28 ;01;33 :13:22 15 Seattle, WA . Donn Joseph 50 Redmond 1 58. Jerry Jaeb k8 Sno TC-C 1:28 Klrkland, WA 29 !-01:38 79. Harold Crowell 52 Issao. li:13:3k 30 , Bob Thomas k7 Renton 1 80. John Griffith 58 Pt.Tovm, 59. Mike Van Scholack kO 1:26 5k Bellevue, WA ;01:5k 1;:13:49 , Robert Mortenson kk Sea. 1 81. Carolyn Hitter k3 Kirkld 1 :14:10P 60. Arthur Pedorson 50 1:29 10 Mercer Is., WA 31. :02:09 32 . Jim Oullen k3 Mercer I. 1 82. Charles Johannes k9 Hent.l :14:50 61. David Chrlstensen k5- 1:29 Kent, WA :02:27 62. Robert Engelman k3 Sunrise Str. , George Bnerson kl Bell. 1 : 02:29 83. Edmond Gray k2 Seattle 1 :lo:29 1:29 Issaquah, WA . V/llllam Taylor k3 Seattle 1 Charles Clarke kl 1:29 P Auburn, WA :02:ko 8k. Jerry Satterlee o7 Sea. 1 : 17:52 Tony Corvln k9 '4. Sandy Urquhart k2 Edmonds 1 :03:03 85. V/llly Hampton kO Sea. 1 :17:53 1:30 11 Tacoma, WA 66. Stuart McKamara 53 Bell. 1 65. Sue Stipe kk ^6. Stell. RC 1:30 3rd P ko Federal Way, 'WA II , Andre Rollolazo k2 Renton 1 ;03:12 :16:01 66. Lilian Woodward k5 Nor Cal Srs. 1:30 2nd P k5 San Rafael, CA 31 . Gary Lemer k3 Bainbr.I. 1 ;09:l6 87. David Fowler 55 Un.Gap 1 :l6:lk hi 36. 67. Joe Haab k3 Sunrise Str. 1:31 36 Bellevue, WA . John Irby kO Seattle 1 :0k:02 Dick Anderson kl Renton 1 :16:23 Jack Hodgson k3 Medina 1 68. Rich Rucker kl 1:31 38 Klrkland, WA . Jerry Jaeb k6 Klrkland 1 i0k:l5 89. :16:52 69. Jim Hitter kk 1:32 Klrkland, WA . Erik Green kl Bellevue 1;;0k:20 90. Maurice Keating 65 Mer.I.l:19:02 03 John 'Wright 52 Eumnds 1 70. Marino Kraabel k5 12 3rd P k5 Seattle, 'WA ki , Ruth 'Waters kS San Car. CA 1::0k:25P 91. :19:55 Stuart Seaborn 63 Sea. 1 71. John Nordstrom k5 Bellevue, WA . Terence Ellard kO Seattle 1 ;0k:32 92. :20:19 Ik Lee Koenlg k7 Seattle 1 72. Donald Barnard 1^2 19 Bellevue, WA . Jerry Purkhlser k5 Sea. 1 lOktlm :20:53 Eva Opel k2 Redmond 1 :21:12P James Addlngton k2 19 Bellevue, WA . Bruce Edne'y 52 Seattle 1:;ok:k9 Bill Williams 57 Sno TC-50 2nd M 55 Poulsbo, WA • /Irthur Pederson 50 Ker.I. 1 :0k:50 David Martin k3 .'ledina 1:22:13 Joe Atterberry 5o Seattle, WA . Jim Hitter kk Klrkland 1: 05:02 John Stout 70 Seattle 1:2k: 12 ?1: Jim Barnes 50 Pk5 Seattle, 'WA . Leon Holman 5k Seattle 1 ;05:25 97. Ed Glander kl walk. Sea. 1: 29:05 77. W. Thad McArthur 53 18 Edmonds, WA . Kennard Kelson k9 Seattle 1; 05:26 98. Ed Kraemer 5o Seattle 1 31:5k 78. Ceorge Richards k5 25 Edmonds, AA . Rich Rucker kl Klrkland 1; 05:28 99. George Jacobson 70 Rent. 1;36:51- 79. Ron Behrmann k2 Club NW 51 Seattle, WA Lee Woods kk Bellevue 1 06:11 80. 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What makes it so innovative is Width Lacing Sys^stem"^^' to au- TAKE TWO FOR something you can't see. tomaticaUy anch up the medial MOflOH SICKNESS. Placedbeneath the Spenco® side of the foot. sockliner is a soft orthotic that coils There is also a small ridge It's not surprising we treat around the heel to help cushion surrounding the bottom of the the Equator as serious medidne. and control any rocking motion. extended heel counter. It's called It is. And we'll tellyou right The~ -Equator is also-- builtlilt to accept the StabilitySaddle, and acts as a now—ke^ itoutof the reach of the most unusual orthotics. foundation for the heel counter rigid feet. Tney don't need it. Simply remove ours and slip them giving addedsupport. And they're better offwithout it. mto)pla(place. With so much emphasis on But for runners who suffer One of the few visual dues stability, it was only natura^that from chronic rearfoot motion, this as to what this shoe is about is the we board last the" Equator.Eq But we is one over-the-counter shoe that extemal arch support that works only did it in the rear. Up front, 't's can provide fast, effective relief. in conjunction with our Variable slip lasted for maximum flexibility. In test aftertest, the Equator Finally, a word of caution. has actually reduced maximum For allits advances, the Equator is pronation byan average of22 A not to be taken in lieu of a trip to percent. the doctor. Excessive rearfoot mo However, if you _ tion can have serious side effects. expect this shoe So, if pains persist, see your to look like a orthopedist or podiatrist. Don't medical won put it off. With all MJjtA der, you're that's at stake, . mrnrnm going to be this is no time disappointed. to get queasy. Buizxrlxm, C'n-yim