May 1981 $1.00 the Only National Publication Devoted Exclusively to Track & Field and Long Distance Running for Men and \Women Over Age 30

$May 1981 $1.00 the Only National Publication Devoted Exclusively to Track & Field and Long Distance Running for Men and \Women Over Age 30$

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National Masters Newsletter

33nd Issue May 1981 $1.00 The only national publication devoted exclusively to track & field and long distance running for men and \women over age 30

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:!!r Highlights-fir Falcons, Snohomish Win in Seattle Grand • Reports of 7 Nike/Penn Mutual Grand Prix Prix Races by VALDEMAR ACHULTZ • NY 1981 Inooor T&F Season Results Race #6 of the NIKE/Penn Mutual Grand Prix series of eight races was • 6 New Road Records Set held in Seattle, March 15. Nearly 200 competitors, 35 and over, toed the line • Debate on WAVA under typical Northwest drippy, gray Standards skies. The 15Km TAC-certified course beginning and ending in Seward Park • National 30K Winners is completely flat and very fast. Only a • North American Indoor bit of blustery wind marred the near Championships perfect running conditions. Although it was a foregone conclu sion that the host Snohomish Track • Results of T&F Meets in: Club, holder of several national TAG -New Jersey cbampionship titles in the past 18 mon -Virginia ths, would prevail on the men's side, it -Florida appeared the women's race would be a -California very close competition. But at the last -Nebraska moment, the Impala Racing Team -New York withdrew, leaving the strong Falcon Track Club of Seattle in a commanding position; the Falcons finished 1-2-3 to • Results of 66 Road Races firmly decide the issue. After several years of near-oblivion, the Falcons had reconstituted continued on page 5 San Francisco's John SattI,67, winning World Veterans Games long jump. He holds world age 65-69 record of 16'2V'2''. Photo courtesy of Auckland Star o UJ 2 « UJ o b < "S s M 9 o S North American Indoor Bowers, Palmason Win National 522 30K it Championships = c 2 cs By Marlene Miller > as told to W. MacDonald Miller from BILL SHRADER SCHENECTADY, N.Y., March 22—Jim Bowers, 42, of ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. March 15—How could Santa Rosa, California was the first over-40 finisher today in you possibly not have fun at a Meet where participants from the TAG National Open and Masters 30-kilometer champion other countries like Ian Hune, Arnold Tic'Manis, Ivy ships, run from Schenectady to Albany. Granstromof Canada, Ray Almada, Fernando (Refried) Fine Bowers' time of 1:39:29 will go into the books as a new of Mexico, Charlie Polhemus, Phil Mulkey of Georgia and point-to-point masters record for the distance. The official well over one hundred participants from the Host United American record is still held by Hal Higdon, who ran 1:40:52 States, attended. in 1973. Speaking of foreign countries, the Californians were con Canada's Diane Palmason led all women masters in spicuous in their absence. We made a fast telephone call to 2:01:12. Since she is a Canadian runner, the U.S. champion Bill Toomey's nerve center in Laguna to discover the 'problem ship award goes to M. Deckart, who clocked 2:06:20, ahead

(b - price of dope went up on the coast.,I mean, when you've got of J. Arnold, Linda Sipprelle, Mary Cullen and Toshiko $ 0} a question, you go to the source. d'Elia. Deckart won the 45-49 division, Arnold the 40-44 and Z O TT Oi Anyway, back to our international field of people who d'Elia the 50-h. (D refuse to grow up. At a time in life when everything hurts, Ken Mueller finished 2nd master in 1:44:14. John Pistone ps and what doesn't hurt, doesn't work; wl^en you sink your took the 45-49 crown, Ed Stabler won the 50-54 in 1:47:17; D. teeth into a steak and they stay there; when people everyday McWilliams was best 55-59; H. Greenberg won the 60-64 divi lii are getting winded playing chess and dialing long distance sion; and Bob Boal notched 65-69 honors. ro o § Partial results in back pages. • z a > continued on page 19 page 2 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

•t'-. National Masters SOUTHWEST: Tom Spillman " Officers 9411 Lanshire Dr. 4?^ Write On! Dallas, TX 75238 ATHLETICS CONGRESS (214) 348-8004 WEST: Address letters to: Bruce Springbett National Maaters Newsletter, P.O. Box 2872, Van NuyS, CA 81404 P.O. Box 1328 TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: Los Gatos, CA 95030 AWARDS (408) 354-2005 - Jim Weed I enjoyed, as part of NMN's attempt The World Games were a disaster 11672 E. 2nd Ave. NORTHWEST: at mid-winter comic relief, the March for me. The P.A. system was very Aurora, CO 80010 Jim Puckett (303) 341-2980 • 2600 W.E. Stark , 1981 Write On!—letters from our poor. I have a deafness as a result of LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN: Gresham, OR 97030 fellow competitors who felt deprived war service, and didn't he» any an Ken Bernard (503) 667-7354 by the lack of winning "Most Outstan nouncements. An official told me our P.O. Box 80512 ding" awards from TAG for 1980. 60-64 200 was an hour behind San Diego, CA 92138 WORLD ASSOCIATION OF I understand, both conceptually and schedule. I went to the start well before (714) 488-3737 (home) VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) , (714) 281-5585 (office) personally, how and why middle-aged the hour was up, but the race had been PRESIDENT: VICE-CHAIRMEN: Don Farquharson people truly need confirmation in their run. Track & Field: 269 Ridgewood Road minds for achievement and notoriety Jack Cook, President of the Men: Ron Salvio West Hill, Ontario hitherto neither evident nor perceived. Australian Vets, protested. President Squan Rd. Canada MIC 2X3 Macdonald assured us the results Millstone Township, NJ 08520- I have always thought that the training NORTH AMERICAN REP: (201) 266-8202 and participation in the masters track would be held till the appeal could be Bob Fine heard. But we were double-crossed. Women: Joann Grissom 77 Prospect Place , program aided each one of us in our 4223 Norrose Dr. Brooklyn, NY II2I7 own little individual struggles thrugh They called the placeg^ers for the Indianapolis, IN 46226 (212) 789-6622 mid-life. But for many of the letter victory ceremony. Cook and I were (317) 547-8841 TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: writers, or those deprived and dumbfounded. I looked for Mac Long Distance: Ian Hume brooding at home, I have serious donald, but he was missing. Don Men: Bob Boal R.R. #1 Chadderton, director, apologized, say Women: Jo Lacetera Melbourne, Quebec doubts that their mental health is being TREASURER: Canada helped. ing it was a computer foul up and George Vernosky 819-826-5418 I call for the termination of such nothing could be done. 5004 Glen Cove Parkway WOMEN'S DELEGATE: designations as the TAC's annual I still cannot understand how the Washington, DC 20016 Irene Obera "Most Outstanding" awards. The other finalists walked away from the (301) 229-8391 203 Paseo Bemal SECRETARY Moraga CA 94556 depth of investigation, and as I unders warm-up track and left me there. Stein J.J. Perrx (4I5)376-8%7 tand it, the entire "MO" selection pro may have the medal, but he knows he is Dept. of Microbiology cess is poorly orchestrated, and serves not the champion. No. Carolina State U. PENN MUTUAL 'only to disturb the perceived Raleigh, NC 27650 NATIONAL MASTERS DIRECTOR: Bernie Hogan (919) 782-0182 losers/winners. The attendant enmity Jon Buzzard TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: and poor sportsmanship as witnessed Brisbane, Australia AAU House Pete Mundle in the feelings of the letter writers, 3400 W. 86th St. 4017 Via Marina (^-301 (Ed. note: Hogan went on to win the Indianapolis, IN 46268 whether justified by fact or hot, does Venice, CA 90291 (317) 872-2900 not serve our sport well! 100 and 400 in the M60 age group. He (213) 823-8804 It should be noted that Track anfi is undefeated in World Vets competi LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: Bob Martin MASTERS SPORTS ASSOCIATON FieldNews rankings in its annual selec tion, having won the 100 and 200 in National Running Data Center Thomas Talbott, President tions are tabulated through a very both Gothenburg and Hannover.) P.O. Box 42888 55 Frontier Road sophisticated process, and by a panel Tucson, AZ 85733 Cos Cob, CT 06807 whose knowledge is legion among (602) 323-2223 track and field buffs, and STILL the We enjoy your publication and were INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: REGIONAL CONTACTS: TFN's selections are controversial (and Haig Bohigian EAST: especially pleased to see the excellent 225 Hunter Ave. Bert Lancaster perhaps just a ploy to sell magazines photographic coverage by A1 Ray in North Tarrytown, NV 10591 P.O. Box 29541 anyway). your March issue. Nice work. 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MOUNTAIN schedule July 11 (Sat): All-comers T&F meet, June 20 (Sat): 3rd Monaiana Masters Aurora Central High School, Aurora, Track & Field Championship, CO. 10 a.m. Bozeman, Montana. 10-yr groups for July 25 (Sat): TAC Colorado Open and men and women 30 + . Track Office, A purpose of this schedule is to identify masters-only competition. Track and Masters T&F meet. Fieldhouse MSU, Bozeman MT 59717. field events offer competition for men and women over age 30 unless otherwise September 6 (Sun): Triangular Masters (406) 994-4221. noted. Masters long distance events generally feature competition for men and T&F Meet: Kansas, Nebraska and Col women over,age 40. Most LDR races are open to all ages. Entry blanks for na- orado. Others welcome. (Masters lOK WEST ' tionsd and regional masters championships willgenerally be printed in the newslet next day) May 9 (Sat): 11th Annual Grandfather ter 30-60 days prior to the event. Please send any additons or corrections to Games, Los Angeles Valley College, NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys.'CA 91404. Van Nuys, CA. George Ker, 8220 SOUTHWEST Langdon Ave., #36. Van Nuys, CA TRACK & FIELD SOUTHEAST 91406. (213) 785-3770. May 2 (Sat): 7th Annual Masters Track May 16 (Sat): 6th Annual Striders ☆ May 8-10 (Fri-Sun): 11th Annual Relays, Los Angeles CA. Ann Smith, Meet, Laredo, Texas. Elias Mendiola, Penn Mutual/TAC Southeast Regional 22736 Mulholland Dr., Woodland 2712 Lane, Laredo TX 78040. (512) 1981 PENN MUTUAL/A THLETICS Masters Track & Field Champion Hills,,CA 91364. (213) 348-6352. CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS 723-5252. ships, Raleigh NC. Stu Northup, P.O. May 23 (Sat): Redlands Masters T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS May 30 (Sat): New Orleans Masters Box 590, Raleigh NC 27602. (919) meet, Redlands U., Redlands, CA. Age 30 and over Track & Field Meet. Danny Thiel, 2^9 755-6640. Buzz Wagner, 1522 Margarita Dr., # Canal St., New Orleans, LA 70119. May 16 (Sat): TAC Southern Masters Redlands, CA 92373. (714) 793-2638. -i^June 6-7 (Sat-Sun): Penn Meet. Greenville SC. Merchandise continued on page 4 Mutual/TAC National Masters awards for 1st place. Tom Malik, 104 Decathlon Championships, San An Pinewood Dr., Greenville, SC 29651. tonio, Texas. Steve Smith, 126 (803) 879-4549. On Tap for May is the limit for the Avenue of the Brightwood, San Antonio TX 78209. ☆June 13 (Sat): TFA U.S. Masters TRACK & FIELD Giants Marathon in the beautiful red (512)822-7964. _ Track & Field Championships, Atlan wood country the same day. Also on The outdoor masters season gets t^August 15-16 (Sat-Sun); Penn ta, GA. SASE to: Masters Champion the 3rd are three major marathons: underway in earnest this month. Mutual/TAC National Masters Track ships, 3800 Stonewall Terrace, Atlan The Canadian Masters in Vancouver, Laredo, Texas hosts a meet on the 2nd. & Field Championships, Los Gatos ta, GA 30339. the 4000-runner Newsday/Long Two popular, traditional meets are set High, Los Gatos, CA (near San Fran Island, and the Denver Mile-High. for the 9th on each coast: the 11th an cisco). Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box The Old Kent River Bank 25K goes MIDWEST nual Southeast Masters Regionals in 1328, Los Gatos CA 95030. (408) in Grand Rapids, Michigan on the 9th, Raleigh and the 11th annual Grand 354-7333.. May 30 (Sat): Mini All-Comer T&F followed on the 10th by the 4th Lin father Games in Los Angeles. Meet, Dyche Stadium, Northwestern coln, Nebraska Marathon, and by the On the \6lh, there's a Greenville, University, Evanston, IL. Bill Smith TAC National Open and Masters EAST South Carolina meet and the annual (312) 346-1797 days; (312) 256-2714 Marathon Championships in Raleigh. Striders Relays in LA. Every Tuesday thru September 1. nights. The classic Bay-to-Breakers Run, an The Masters Sports Association MSA, Metro AC and NYRRC open June 13 (Sat): Indiana Masters T&F aimual fight-for-survival with 25,000 Championships take place on the 23rd and masters development T&F meets Championships, Indianapolis. Bob runners/merrymakers is slated for the in New York, along with a Redlands, and long distance runs, Randall's Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis, 17th in San Francisco. Calif, meet in the west. Island, Bronx, NY. 6:30 p.m. IN 46241. (317)241-5446. Memorial Day weekend sees the The final weekend sees a New May 23 (Sat): Masters Sports Associa June 14 (Sun): 2nd Annual Masters RRCA U.S. Masters Marathon Cham Orleans Masters T&F meet and the tion T&F Championships, Weight Pen T&F Meet, U. of Wisconsin, Madison. pionships in Cleveland, and the Pacific Championships in Los Gatos, tathlon Championships and Pen Ron Dennis, 6408 Westgate Rd., prestigious Cotton Row lOK in Hunt- Calif., near San Franscisco on the tathlon Championships, Randall's Madison WI.53716. (608) 221-8020. sviUe, Alabama. 3()th. The next day, Stanford's Herbert Island, Bronx, NY. Jim Barber, 5 Pine June 27 (Sat): AU-Comer T&F Cham The month closes with the L'eggs Hoover Relays provides several Dr., Stonypoint NY 10980. pionships, Dyche Stadium, Nor lOK Mini-Marathon in New York on masters-only events. May 23-24 (Sat-Sun): Eastern TEA thwestern University, Evanston, IL. the 30th and the Eastern Regional Masters T&F Championships, Pitt Bill Smith (312) 346-1797 days; (312) Open and Masters Marathon Cham LONG DISTANCE RUNNING sburgh. Sue Kline, 226~Idlewood Rd., 256-2714 nights. pionships in Holyoke, Mass, on the A busy month. I3,(X)0 are expected Pittsburgh, PA 15235. July 11 (Sat): Mini All-Comes T&F 31st. for the Lilac Bloomsday Run in June 13 (Sat): Dual meet: New York Meet,. Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Enjoy.• Spokane. Washington on the 3rd. 2()00 Masters vs. Philadelphia Pioneer University, Evanston IL. Contact Bill Masters, Philadelphia. Closed; club Smith (312) 346-1797. members only. ☆ August 1 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC June 20 (Sat)* Open and master relay Midwest Regional Masters Track & Subscribe Now! carnival, Philadelphia. Bert Lancaster, Field Championships, Milikan U., P.O. Box 29541, Philadelphia PA Decatur, Illinois. Dick Richardson, The National Masters Newsletter is the bible of the Masters (Veterans) movement, the fastest growing segment oi the 19138 P.O. Box 667, Decatur, IL 62525. '(217) 429-4301. running community. It's a bargain at 12 issues a year for only June 21 (Sun): Metfopolit^ Associa $12. Get aboard the publication that's covering the Masters August 8 (Sat): All-Comer T&F Meet, tion TAC Masters T&F Champion scene more thoroughly than ever. Subscribe now. ships, Staten Island, NY. Bob Fine, 77 Dyche Stadium, Northwestern Univer Prospect Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. sity, Evanston IL. Bill Smith (312) Enclosed is: • $17 for Canada ☆June 28 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC 346-1797. • $12 for 1 year/12 issues • New • $23 for 2 years (beat inflation!) • $20 for overseas • Renewal Eastern Regional Masters Track & • 817 for 1 year Ist-class air-mail Field Championships, New York. Con Send to: National Masters Newsletter tact: Manfred d'Elia, 144 Spencer MID-AMERICA • Add $3 for 1981 Age Record Book P.O. Bmt 2872 • $4 for Age Record Book only Place, Ridgewood NJ 07450. June 6 & 20 (Sat):AIl-comers T&F Van Nttys, Calif. 91404 ☆July 4-5 (Sat & Sun): North meets, Aurora Central High School, American Master Track & Field Cham Aurora^ CO 10 a.m. Name pionships, Philadelphia. Fred Mannis, June 27-28 (Sat-Sun): Denver Track P.O. Box 29541, Philadelphia PA Club Open Decathlon. (303) 388-8180. Address 19138. ☆July 4-5 (Sat-Sun): Penn City State Zip July 18 (Sat): New York Masters Relay Mutual/TAC Mid-America Regional Carnival. Bob Fine, 77 Prospect Place, Masters Track & Fields Champion Brooklyn NY 11217. ships, Lincoln, Nebraska. seBBESSSVs page 4 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

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July 18 (Sat): Canadian Pentathon November 21 (Sat): Penn August 30 (Sun): Charleston Distance May 30 (Sat); Pacific Association TAC Championships, Toronto. Aaron Kaz- Mutual/TAC National Masters lOK Run, 15-mile, Charleston, West Master T&F Championships. Los dan, 58 Stonedene Blvd., Willowdale, Cross-Country Championships, Virginia. P.O. Box 2749, Charleston Gatos High School, Los Gatos, OA. Ontario M2R 3C9. Fee $5. Houston. Pete League, 2043 Round WV 25330. (304) 348-6801. Bruce Springbett. P.O. Box 1328, Los August 8 (Sat): Prairie Masters T&F Spring, Kingwood, TX 77339. (713) Sept. 26 (Sat): Virginia 10-miier. Lyn- Gatos,*CA 95030. Meet, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 358-2515. chburg VA. (40(X)) Racing Ltd., 2484 May 31 (Sun): Herbert Hoover Relays, August 15 (Sat): Inter-Club T&F November 28 (Sat): Penn Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg VA Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA. Championships, Northview, Toronto Mutual/TAC National Masters 5K 24503. (804) 528-2857. Van Parish, 148 Hedge Rd.,'Menlo and other provinces. Cross-Country Championships, San Park, CA 94025. (415) 325-7275. ☆ August 22-23 (Sat-Sun): Canadian Diego (Balboa Park). Bill Stock, 7160 MIDWEST ^ i^June 20-21 (Sat-Sun): 7th Annual Masters Track & Fields Champion Baldrich Rd., La Mesa CA 92041. Penn Mutual/TAC Western Regional ships, Richmond, British Columbia. (714) 466-8700. May 9 (Sat): Old Kent River Bank 25K Master Track & Fields Championships, (604) 936-9045. Run, Grand Rapids, Mich. P.O. Box Los Gatos High School, Los Gatos, EAST 2194, Grand Rapids MI 49501. CA. Bruce Springbett, P.O. Box 1328, May 24 (Sun): 4th Revco-Cleveland Los Gatos, Ca 95030. (408) 354-7333. FOREIGN May 3 (Sun): Newsday-Long Island Marathon and RRCA U.S. Masters June 27-28 (Sat-Sun): 12th Annual Marathon, New York. (4000) Sports Marathon Championships, Cleveland December 12 to January 6: Masters Senior Olympics, University of Unit, Eisenhower Park, East Meadow, (5000). Reno Starnoni, 878 Wellman tour to South Africa. Southern California, Los Angeles. Long Island NY 11554. (516) 292-4284. Rd., Bedford OH 44146. (216) Elmer Douglas, 5670 Wilshire Blvd., May 3) (Sat): L'eggs 10th Mini 292-2675. /'360, Los Angeles CA ^36. (213) Marathon (lOK), Central Park, NYC. June 20 (Sat): 5th Grandma's P.O. Box 1388 GPO, NYC 10001. 292-5536. LONG DISTANCE Marathon, Two Harbors to Duluth, July 11 (Sat): CDM vs. Striders Duel May 31 (Sun): Eastern Regional Open Minn. Scott Keenan, 1533 W. Ar Meet, Los Angeles. RUNNING and Masters Marthon Championships. rowhead Rd., Duluth MN 55811. (218) July IS^Sat): TFA Western Masters Holyoke, Mass. Walter Childs, P.O. 724-8616. Track & Field.Championships, UCLA, 1981 PENN MUTUAL/ATHLETICS Box 1484, Springfield, MA 01101. June 21 (Sun): Hal Higdon's 30th Bir Los Angeles. Michael Sims & Assoc., CONGRESS NATIONAL MASTERS (413) 566-3145. thday Party 15K Run, Michigan City, 5419 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles CA CHAMPIONSHIPS June 7 (Sun): Oxford, Maryland Indiana. Also Saturday night banquet. 90029." (213) 462-7360. (Age 40 and over) Triathlon. Swim, Run, Bike. 72 miles. Dunes Running Club, Box 42, August 1 (Sat): 9th Annual Corona Del Box 268, Oxford MD 21654. (301) Michigan City IN 46360. May 10 (Sun): TAC National Open Mar Track Club "Don Palmer 226-5494. July 5 (Sun): Chicago 20K Distance Memorial" Relays, Santa Ana College, Men and Masters Marathon Cham June 28 (Sat): Eastern Regional Men's, Classic. Lung Assoc., 1440 W. pionships, Raleigh, NC. North Santa Aha, Ca. Seven relays plus in Women's & Masters lOK, Wilbraham, Washington, Chicago IL 60607. (312) Carolina TAC, P.O. Box 10825, Mass. Walter Childs, P.O. Box 1484, dividual fields events. Dave Jackson, 243-2000. 19103 S. Andmark Ave., Carson CA Raleigh NC 27608. (919) 851-5752. Springfield MA 01101. August 22 (Sat); Bobby Crim 10-miler, 90746. (213) 638-7125. June or July: Penn Mutual/TAC Na July 4 (Sat): 15-mile "Country Flint, Mich. Box 16179, Lansing MI tional Masters 25K Road Champion ☆ August 8-9 "(Sat-Sun): 5th Annual Special," East Meridith, N.Y. 48901. (517) 485-5209. rfome Savings & Loan Pan-American ships, Denver, CO. Joe Arrizola, Delaware County Runners, 36'/a Main August 30 (Sun): Midwest Masters 25K Masters Track & Field Championships, 12336 E. Kentucky Ave., Aurora CO St., Delhi NY 13753. (607) 746-9983. Road Championships, Lake Bluff Jr. use, Los Angeles. Hilliard Sumner, 80012. (303) 343-0887. August 15 (Sat): 9th Falmouth Road High School (Rt. 176 & Sheridan Rd.), Sept: TAC National Open and Masters Race, 7.1 mile. Woods Hole, Mass. 22713 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, Lake Bluff IL. 8 a.m. CA 91367. (213) 884-1349. 50 Mile Track Championships, Buf (4000) Falmouth Recreation Dept., August 31 (Mon); Blueberry Stomp falo, NY. Niagara TAC, 3925 Harlem Main St. Falmouth MA 02540. (617) October 3 (Sat): 8th Annual Santa Bar 15K, Plymouth, Indiana. Box 34, Rd., Buffalo NY 12246. (716) 540-4417. bara Masters Track & Field Meet, Plymouth IN 46563. 839-3936. Sept. 13 (Sun); 5-mile Masters Run, Univ. of California at Santa Barbara, Sept. 6 (Sun): Cleveland Heart-athon, Sept. 13 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Na Westfield, Mass. 12 Noon. Walter Goleta, CA. George Adams, P.O.Box Cleveland. 1689 East 115th St., tional Masters 50K Road Champion Childs, P.O. Box 1484, Springfield K, Goleta, CA 93017. (805) 687-6323. Cleveland OH 44106. (216) 791-7500. ships, Brattleboro, Vermont. Ann MA 01101. December 4-8: Annual TAC Conven Sept. 27 (Sun): America's Marathon, Parry, Famolare AA, 4 E. 54th St., Sept. 20 (Sun): Maple. Leaf Half- tion, Reno, Nevada. P.O. Box 120, In Chicago. (7000) 676 N. LaSalle New York, NY 10022. Marathon, Manchester, Vermont. Guy dianapolis IN 46206.(317) 638-9155. Chicago IL 60610. (312) 951-0660. Sept: TAC National Junior and Thomas, Way's Lane, Manchester Masters 20K Road Championships, Center VT 05255. (802) 362-3401. NORTHWEST Catskill, NY. Dick Vincent, Jet. 9W & Sept. 20 (Sun): Philadelphia Distance MID-AMERICA 23A, Catskill NY 12414. (518) Half-Marathon Run, YMCA, 1421 ☆July 24-25 (Fri-Sat): Northwest 943-4767. Arch St., Philadelphia PA 19102. (215) May 10 (Sun): 4th LincfJln Marathon, Seniors Track Classic. Gresham, OR. Sept. 26 (Sat): Penn Mutual/TAC Na Lincoln, Nebraska. Lincoln TC, 2900 6-11 p.m. Ideal conditions. Jim 241-1223. tional Masters lOK Road Champion Sejit 27 (Sun): The Great Race lOK, John Ave., Lincoln NE 68502. Puckett, Mt. Hood College, 26000 SB ships, Kent, WA. Bob Langenbach, May 3 (Sun): Mile-High Marathon, Stark, Gresham, OR 97030. Pittsburgh. 400 City County Bldg., 4261 So. 184th St. Seattle, WA 98188. Pittsburgh PA 15219. (412) 255-2350. Denver. P.O. Box 17382, Denver CO (206) 433-8868. 80217.(303) 861-6113. October 4 (Sun): Penn Mutual/TAC Sept. 7 (Mon): Penn Mutual/TAC CANADA Masters Triangular lOK: Kansas, National Masters 15K Road Cham SOUTHEAST June 13-14 (Sat-Sun): Ontario Masters pionships, Washington DC (Hains Nebraska, Colorado. Others welcome. T&F Championships, Oshawa, On Point). SASE to Larry Noel, 105 Nor- May 25 (Mon): Cotton Row lOK, tario. Chris Stones, 570 Hillcroft St., thway Rd., Greenbelt MD 20770. (301) Huntsville AL. 3000 limit. Ray MOUNTAIN Oshawa, Ontario LIG 7G5. (416) 474-9362. Roberts, lOKX) Shades Rd., Hunt- July 24 (Fri): 12th Annual Deseret 579-4039. October: Penn Mutual/TAC National .sville, AL 35803. News Marathon, Salt Lake City. P.O. June 20-21 (Sat-Sun): North American Masters 15K Cross-Country Cham July 4 (Sat): Peachtree. Road Race, Box 1257, Salt Lake City UT 84110. Masters Decathlon Championship, pionships, New York, NY. New York lOK, Atlanta (25,000). Royce Hodge, August 1 (Sat): Heritage Days 5K, Col Sherbrooke, Quebec. Ian Hume, RR RRC, Box 881, FDR Station, New 3224 Peachtree St. NE. Atlanta GA umbia Falls, Montana. (406) 755-5300. #1, Melbourne, Quebec. (819) York NY 10150. (212) 580-6880. 30305. 826-5418. continued on page 5 xVl'-'. ^;"i" t; Vi v,H;'iO''i'r't +• . May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 5

August 2 (Sun): Pikes Peak Marathon, July 4 (Sat): Coronado Half- Mayo, Pouch 6-650, Anchorage AK Sept. 13 (Svin): Montreal International Colorado. Rudolph Fahl, t5 El Paso Marathon, San Diego. George Green,. 99502. Marathonj Montreal. (3000) COMIM, Blvd., Manitou Springs CO 80829. 626 5th St., Coronado CA 92118. (714) Case Postale 1570, Succarsaie B., June 28 (Sun): 4th Cascade Run Off (303) 685-1034. 435-3633. Montreal. PQ H3B 3L2. 15K, Portland, Oregon (6000). 1000 July 12 (Sun): San Francisco Sept. 20 (Sun): Canadian Masters lOK SOUTHWEST Willamette-Center, Portland OR Marathon. P.O. Box 27385, San Fran Road Race, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 97204. (503) 223-9016. May 9 (Sat): River Run lOK, Tulsa. cisco CA 94127. (415) 564-4771. Sept. 26 (Sat): Canadian Masters Sept. 13 (Sun): Nike/OTC Marathon, (918) 834-3259. August 9 (Sun): 4th Annual North Women'^s 5K, Sunnybrook, Toronto. Eugene, Oregon. (1000) P.O.Box June 27 (Sat): Challenger 8> Tulsa. Orange County lOK, Fullerton, Ca. 10412, Eugene OR 97440. . (503) (918) 834-3259. Patsy Wendler, (714) 879-9622. 687-2477, August 22 (Sat): American's Finest Ci INTERNATIONAL WEST Sept. 19 (Sat): Prefontaine Memorial ty Half-Marathon, San Diego. Neil Classic lOK, Coos Bay, Oregon. Mike June 27 (Sat): International Masters- May 3 (Siin): lOth Avenue of the Finn, 3861 Front St., San Diego CA Hodges, Box 210, COos Bay OR. (503) 25K Road Race. Brugge, Belgium. Giants; Marathon, Humboldt Red 92103.(714) 297-3901. 267-7255. August 23 (Sun): Avon International woods State Park, Weott, CA (2000). Women's Marathon Championships. P.O. Box 214, Afcata CA 95521, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, Avon, 9 W. May 17 (Sun): 60th Bay-To-Breakers NORTHWEST CANADA 57ih St., New York NY 10019. (212) 7.6 mile, San Francisco. Len Wallach, 593-4257. San Francisco Examiner, 110 Fifth St., May 3 (Son): 5th Lilac Bloomsday 7.8 May 3 (Sun): Canadian Masters San Francisco CA. (415) 593-2788. mile run, Spokane, Wash. Box 645, Marathon Championships, Van POSTAL June 7 (Sun): Sri ChinmOy Mau-athon, Spokane, CA 99210. (509) 838-6264. couver, B.C. (604) 687-6333. Foster City, CA. Sundari Michaelian, 13,000. June 14 (Sun): Manitoba Marathon, January 1 to August 31: One-hour run. 2438 16th Ave., San Francisco Ca June 20 (Sat): Mayor's Midnight Sun Winnipeg. P.O. Box 53, Winnipeg, AlIHuff, 18127 1st .Ave. N.W. Seattle, 94116. Marathon, Anchorage, Alaska. Jim MB, Canada R3C 2G1. (204) 453-0931. WA 98177. (206) 542-2930.

Seattle Grand Prix STC members in the 45-49 group: Earl World Games, P.Q. Box 31-102, Ellis, Derek Mahaffey, and Dave Write On! Christchurch, N.Z. or North Ameican conrinuedfrom page 1 Pitkethly, all under 5rminutes. Thus continuedfrom page 3 WA VA RepBobFine (address on page themselves. E.xcept for a brief flirtation Reisinger, Ellis and Mahaffey were the 2)-Ed.) the last two days of the Games. We with a commercially-based sports club, winning team, creating a problem for DFXAY were told they'd be sent to a "national Doris Brown Heritage, coach at Seat the club. I) Your March 1981 issue appeared official" for later distribution. Do you tle Pacific University, had retained her Their best runner at this distance, in our mail box March 19, not too club loyalty. Doris was the winner of Hambly, didn't finish the race. have any idea if and when we may be good for early March events. 2) It's ir the first five women's international Pitkethly was fourth finisher for the receiving them or to whom we should ritating when the national T&F Meet is club, only three seconds behind write? cross country titles (1967-71). Vicki held on either coast. Central USA Foltz has long been a fine international Mahaffey, and both Daves want to go Along with 100 others, I participated should be the norm, unless TAC hopes in a detailed exercise physiology study performer and recently won four gold to Philadelphia, April lUh, for the to restrict competition to the more af- U.S. Club Road Racing Champion at the University of Canterbury. We medals in her division (35-39) at the In fluent. ternational Veterans' Games in New ships, sponsored by NIKE, where only were supposed to receive a copy of the four may run on a team. They've test results, but, so far, I've heard Zealand this January. Trina Hosmer, John Hubbard decided to send two teams in an effort, nothing. The New Zealand trip was the another Falcon of many years stan Naugatuck, CT ding, was the third member of the to win the first-place prize of a trip to experience of a lifetime. I'm enclosing team. Trina had been living in the East Belgium for the Bruges 25km. a gift subscription to your fine newslet for some time and was a member of the Reed Miller broke up STC's ter. ( l)We apologize for the delay. The Sugarbush A.C. while there. machine, finishing second in the 40-44. March issue was mailed Feb. 25. We're For most of her long running career, Maurice Pratt, 51:53, was third in that GadHanna working with the post office to speed Vicki had run in Doris' shadow, but division. Bill McChesney Sr. of San Diego, CA delivery. 2} With current airfares, it's she was able to turn the tables on the Engine, ran an excellent 55:13 to cop as cheap to fly coast-to-coast as to fly former U.S. Olympian by winning this honors in the 50-54 age group. Stor- (NMN is still waiting for the official from either coast to Kansas City. The race in the fine time of 57:17. Doris min' Norman Bright (courageous, results from Christchurch. We have championships have been moving was only 19 seconds behind and Trina blind, indomitable, etc.) was led in cetificates for Daws, Don, Dunham, around: Chicago, Atlanta, Portland, another 18 seconds. Finishing fourth about half an hour after the first Falkenstein, Fuller, Granby, and Philadelphia, San Francisco Next overall and first in the 40-44 division finishers; Bright is 71. Greeter, but no others. Contact the year, Wichita.—Ed.) was Karen Scannell of San Francisco. One of the features of the race was Sandra Kiddy of Palm Springs, se the participation by local Penn Mutual cond in that division, while Sue General Agent Max McKee, whose Report From Florida Meets begin at 9:30 a.m. at Clearwater Johnston was,sixth overall. Kiddy and associate Dave Peterson, ran the race. High School on SR 60. No entry fees or by BILL GENTRY Johnston made it a total of six women McKee and Peterson helped to provide advance registration. Ribbons to 1st 3 special trophies for the first three men under sixty minutes. Then followed the places. Masters T&F in Florida gets bigger Seattle Track Club's Judy Groom- and women overall in the race. They On May 23, Masters can compete in are also helping to publicize the race each year. The Florida State Cham bridge, Vickie Aldrich and Christine the Golden South Classic held yearly at locally. • pionships were held in Lake Mary Curtis bunched together just over an Showalter Field in Winter Park, adja March 15 and the Southern Masters hour. In the 50-54 age group, Nola Results in back pages. cent to Orlando. Events are 100, 440, Championships were held April 11 in Bruhn of Seattle TC ran a creditable shot, long jump, 5000 and mile. Same Orlando. 66:14, ahead of Marcia McChesney of for women except no shot or 440. On April 25, an all-comers mini- Eugene. Limit 3 events per contestant. meet , was held in Clearwater, Less than fifteen minutes into the I hope to make this Florida report spearheaded by the West Florida Y race, Dave Hambly of STC dropped LATE NEW YORK SCHEDULE INFO monthly, and would like to hear from Runners Club with Dick Lacey as con out with a muscle pull. Fearing further MAY 10 (Sun); T&F people about items to be con 9:30 Age-group'.IZN Open tact. The "Y" is sponsoring two more injury and with the race well in hand cluded—especially from north and St. John's University mini-meets, the next one May 16. for his club, Dave left Karl Weiser and (212) 969-8000 south Florida—even those sponsored Events will be 60-yd., 220, 660, mile, Frank Bozanich go on without him; by local recreation departments. _MAY 17 (Sun): long jump and discus. they finished first and second in the 9:30 Age-group. Boys i Write Bill Gentry, 4924 Old Winter girls. 12N Open The 3rd meet will be held June 20 35-39 division in 49:04 and 49:24. South Shore H.S. Garden Road, Orlando FL. 32811. and include the 100 yd., 440, 880,1500 First master was Roy Reisinger of (305) 299-3441.• Snohomish in 50:34, followed by three meters, triple jump and shot put. - •W*. • page 6 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

From the T&F Chairman

by JIM WEED, Kelly and Jon Buzzard. T&F will be TAC National Masters Track & Field headed by Jim Weed with the Chairman Philadelphia Masters directing the T&F part of the Festival. A proposal National Outdoor T&F Champion for both a two day and one day meet ships will be sent in to Jon. We expect each At the 1980 meeting held in conjunc sport to operate under its own Masters tion with the championships in rules. Philadelphia, the athletes voted in A sports festival should draw media favor of a two day meet for 1981. Sav coverage which will help the visability ing a night's lodging was a considera of all masters sports. This being a tion. We have a two day meet for 81 festival we plan to have some with the pentathlon Sunday afternoon. multisport events. Oiie being proposed The Pentathletes will probably want to is an Iron Man competition to include; stay over Sunday night after a late a long distance swim of 45 minutes, se finish. I have recommended for 1982 to cond day a lOK, third day a 45 minute have the steeple chase and the pen bike race. Another possiblity is a tathlon on Friday afternoon with the weight pentathlon and weight lifting. meet ending by noon on Sunday. The Any ideas you have let me know. Sacramento Relays officials from left, Ken Gamine, Bob Roemer, Roy Wigginton and Mike Ackley. 1982 Nationals will be in Wichita Aug. 6, 7, 8, 1982. Medals Penn Mutual's decision on medals is Gist Sets Hurdle Mark the reverend stayed home and it rained Masters Sports Festival still being discussed as to whether to 130 in Sacramento like...the dickens. Penn Mutual is sponsoring a multie- use one all purpose medal or a number The West Valley Track Club of San vent festival August 12-15, 1982 in of different sport medals. If we Relays Mateo dominated the relays, winning Philadelphia as part of the 300th year develop one for T&F the National everything the submasters class had to celebration. Sports to be included are committee would need to come up with by BOB ROEMER offer as well as the 1,600 race in the T&F, LOR, Swimming, Long Distance half the die cost. 40-49 competition. Swimming, Synchronize Swimming, TAC has a medal available for SACRAMENTO, April 4—More Bruce Springbett, who will be direc Cycling, Wrestling, Archery, Rowing, championship meets; State, Regional than 130 masters and submasters turn ting the National Masters Champion Power Lifting, Weight Lifting. The ad or National. If you need information ed out on a beautiful day here to in ships in August, was impressive in win ministrative Co-Chairmen are Jack contact me.D augurate the 1981 track and field ning the 45-49 100 meters in 11.83 and season, and one world record fell in the leading two relay teams to victory. process. High on the list of multiple winners Dick Sets lOK Miller Breaks lOK Burl Gist of the Corona Del Mar was meet director Roy Wigginton Track Club whizzed over the 30-inch (50-54) with victories in the javelin, 100 Record Mark hurdles, covering the 110 meters in meters and 110 meter hurdles. 17.2 to nudge past Bob Hunt's 17.3 He had a lot of help in conducting INGLEWOOD, Calif., February ZUMA BEACH, CALIF., February record for age 60-64. the meet from the walking wounded 15—Helen Dick, 56, of Los Angeles set 2—Margaret Miller set a pending U.S. It was a particularly good day for corps of the Norhtern California a pending new U.S. women's age 55-59 10k mark for women 55-59 with a sizzl Gist, the San Diego area athlete, who Seniors Track Club Ken Carnine mark for 10-kilometers today in 41:26, ing 40:44 in the Malibu 10k today, emerged from this 22nd renewal of the (chest surgery), 73, as referee, and Bob breaking Mary Storey's listed mark of breaking the old mark of 41:26, set by Sacramento Relays with three gold Roemer (back problem), 55, as clerk of 41:54. Mary Storey in August, 1980. Miller medals as well as a silver in the 100 course. Ray Gil, 56, legged a swift 36:25, only recently turned 55 and is rewriting meters, won by Clarence Killion, 63, in One of the co-hosts, the Penn while Eddie Lewin, 64, ran 39:07, and the 55-59 women's record book,D 13.21. Mutual Insurance Company, provided Steve Chiplis, 62, went 41:24. It was Killion, a preacher from a dozen judges and timers from among The first mile was run around the Dinuba, who was credited with having its local agents as well as help for Kay Hollywood Park Turf Course, then out the right contacts to produce the sun Wigginton on the registration and into the streets. • ny, mid-70's, windless day. Last year. awards desk.D Results in back pages.

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woman In 3:10:13. •The 1981 Masters Track & Field Age-Record •The Honolulu Marathon Is known as "The Book will be available shortly. National People s Race," since, despite world class Records Ctialrman, Pete Mundle has com performers and times, the essence of the pleted the data computerization, and the race Is the joy of finishing. This sense of ac book Is now at the printer. complishment has been captured on video •We missed a 4th World Games medal for MOUNTAIN tape, along with Hawaii's unique beauty and Vicky Foltz In February's NMN, a cross Ben Gross led the 50-59 group In 3:08:06. Fox lush triplcal scenery. For the first time, a •Vic Cook, 49, journeyed from California to major international marathon has been put country triumph over 3 steeplechase bar Ferret won the Halt-marathon In 1:27. visit relatives and decided to enter an all •Richard Langway logged a 48:36 as top on tape for home viewing. A 30-minute ex riers, 3 hay bale barriers and 3 water comers meet at the United Staes Air Force cerpt of KGMB's 90-mlnute Emmy- sloughs. master In an Atlanta 8-mller. Bill Neace was Academy on March 28th. He proceeded to best 50+ In 53:07. nominated program Is available In both PAL • Do you pole vault? Garry your pole, oh pole vault 13'6V2" for a new age-49 mark. •New Jersey's Herb Lorenz, 42, turned up in and NTSC systems. It's called "an exciting planes around the world? Richard Stepp •Jerry" Donley, 51, of Colorado Springs sports documentary and an excellent Orlando, Florida to win, overall, the 1st St. vaulted 13' In the same meet. Both efforts wants to know what arrangements you have travelogue; one of the most professional Valentines Day 5K Run In 15:40.5 over 97 would have won gold medals at the World to make. Write NMN with any suggestions. productions to come out of Hawaii." It's other runners. Games In New Zealand. •Joe Burgasser noted a good 1:13:05 half- available for $39.95 from_ Marathon Video, EAST marathon In Ft. DeSoto. Park, Florida, and SOUTHWEST P.O. Box 300. Honolulu Hi 96809, •Miia Kania, 49, of Warwick, NY clocked logged a 50:45 15K In Tampa. •Paul Needham, 30, one of the 52 hostages •Jim O'Neil, 55, unleashed two sizzling 10k's In San Diego, a 34:09 at the America Council 37:33 as first woman finisher In the •Joe McGlnnIs sped a fst 26:48 4-mller In held In Iran for 444 days, came out of his In Veterans Day 10K In New York City. Runn Chattanooga. voluntary retirement to run a New Orleans of Athletics race and a 34:41 at the Festival ing long distance for just two years, KanIa Is •The Saucony 10k In MTaml produced 3 top MardI Gras 10k In 39:20. The Bellevue, of Lights. (His U.S. 55-59 mark Is 34:06.) originally from Brno, Czechoslovakia, where 40-49 marks: Richard Van Scotter (32:50); Ken Nebraska resident was one of 23 former Chuck Anderson placed 2nd in the Council she held regional records and competed for ' Wlnn (33:03); and Geoff Pletsch(33:11). hostages who accepted Invitations to visit race In 35:55 and Bill Stock 3rd in 36:04. •Good 50-59 times were Bob Maiain's 58:55 the Czechoslovaklan International Team In •Good marks In the 40-49 division Included: Mardi Gras. Of his 15-month ordeal, the In a Stockton, Calif. 10-mile; Anne Johnson's the 80-meter hurdles. A physical education Pete Foret's 15:43 In a Bartow, Fla. 5k; Lew former sub-5-mller said: "At first I was so 39:45 In a San Diego 10k, and Sister Markm teacher there, she came to the U.S. In 1969. Faxon's 26:26 In a VIrglna Beach, Va. 5-mller; bored I thought I was going to go nuts. Irvine's 1:26:36 in a Hayard, Calif, half- She currently holds the U.S. women's age and Bryan Hawley's 1:10:33 20k In Then I started to exercise In place. By the ' 45-49 10k mark of 36:29. . Chesapeake, Va. time we were set free I was doing 350 marathon. •984 completed the St. Patrick's Day 7.5 pushups, 1000 situps and running In place •Top 60-69 marks Included Wayne Zook'a 3:04:49 In a San Diego marathon, and Don mile run March 22 In Holyoke, Mass. John MIDWEST for 2 hours each day." He said he was pleas Lumber's 1:10:24 10-mile In Stockton, Calif. Woods of Holyoke captured the men's •Roger Roulller blazed a 52:06 In the 4th an ed with his time. "I'm not In the shape I was •Judy Groombridge, 40, charged to a 4:06:40 masters title by finishing 87th overall In nual Cincinnati Heart 15K March 22 as top in before I was taken prisloner, but It sure In a Seattle 50K. 43:10. Merry Cashing of Amherst was 1st master In the 4100-runner field. He was feels great to run again. I want to run the •Judy Fox-, 40, blazed a 36:23 10k In Califor woman master, in 53:06. Other category win followed by Sol Epstein, Bill Olrlch and Hal Boston Marathon." Thad Persons was 1st ners were Roland Johnson (50-59, 46:52); Higdon all under 52:30. Frankie Denning took over-40 runner In 38:56. nia. •Wayne Douglas, 32, was 1st submaater in a Ruth Webber (W50-59, 54:12); James Lee female masters laurels In 1:05:06. •Larry Fusilier, 43, tied for 1st overall in a TAC all-comers 800 in Las Vegas in 2:02.6. (60-I-, 56:52). + William Greene, 43, a Shaker Heights, New Orleans 4-mller In 22:21. He won the •Bob Packard ran one of the fastest 15K's •Palraick Nutt (36:17) and Steve Thomas Ohio lawyer training for the Boston Leprechaun 5K on March 14 in 16:18, and ever by a master a 49:00 in the 5th An (36:20) logged good 50+ times In Marathon was halfway info an 11-mlle run took 2nd in a 10-miier March 21 in 58:04. nual Tucson Sun Run March 8. Bob took Westchester, Pa. when he came across a one-car accident Margaret Turner logged a good 1:12:36 in the 3:09 off his PR set on the same course. "My •Herb Chlsholm, 54, clocked. 36:34 In and apparently saved the life of the driver. 10-mller as 1st woman master. goal was to break Hal HIgdon's course Washington, D.C. Don DIxon won a 50-59 Using life-saving resuscitation methods, he •Hewlett Nash recorded 17:28 as 1st master record of 51.17," Packard said. "But 1 got a 15K In New York In 55:41, and a 6-mlle In helped the 60-year old motorist resume In a Tulsa 5K March 7. Nocus Mclntosit, 55, lot more." 35:26/ !.'/• -.;•' was best 50 + in 17:56. Vrent Kemp, 38, pro breathing. "People were standing around, 'Packard unleashed a fast 1:12:32 half- duced a 22:03 for 1st 30-39 female. •George Sheehan (60-64) sped 1:00:28 in a saying 'don't touch him, '" Greene said, marathon In Phoenix a week later, close to •Jim McFadden, 41, PR'd in 1:12:34 in a Nevv York City 15k. "but he was turning purple. I know he only Larry Fuaeller'a age-44 mark of 1:11:25, set Tulsa 20K March 7. Stan Warren, 43, notched •Good times in the 40-49 bracket were Sean had 4 minutes, so I gave him mouth-to- In January, 1980. In the past 6 weeks, 1:15:13. Rich Thompson, 51, led the over-50's O'Connor's 55:46 In a Greenbelt, Md. mouth. Maybe runners will get a good name Packard also clocked a swift 31:59 10K, one In 1:29:55. 10-mlle; and Sid Howard's 1:51:01 In a New from this." After his deed, Greene finished of the two or three fastest masters 10K •Fusilier won the Natural Light half- York City 30K. the final 5 miles of his run. times this year. "I wish I knew what was marathon masters bracket in 1:14:04 in New • Bored with the usual lOK's? Marathons too •Hal Higdon will turn 50 on June 17, but will causing my recent success," the Flagstaff Orleans, topping Fenner McConnell (1:16:38) easy for you? Want a true challenge? Need not officially celebrate his birthday until resident said. "I'd bottle and sell it." and Bill Boettcher (1:18:08). Charles to punish yourself for your sins? Try the four days later at "Hal HIgdon's 50th Birth Packard has been consistently In the 33+ Lehrmann (1:24:47) led the 50+ contingent. 72 mlle Oxford, Maryland Triathlon June 7. day Party," a 15 kilometer run In Hal's home range for 10K since his early forties. He Jeanie Blair was best over 40 woman In Swim 2.6 miles, run 20.6 miles, bike 50 town of Michigan City, Indiana. Past turns 45 on July 20. "I'm going to shoot for 1:39:00. miles. If It was a movie. It would be R rated: celebrities for that annual race along the every 45-49 record on the books from the •Al Lawrence, 50, recorded a 1:32:27 in a not for the squeamish. Write Box 268, Ox shores of Lake Michigan have included 1500 on up," he promises. Houston 25k. ford MD 21654. Frank Shorter, Bill Rodgers, Barry •Edith Laiby, 57 of Honolulu has set 4 U.S. •Robert Jenkins surprised Mike Sabino to Bjorklund, and Gayle Barren, but this year age 55-59 records this year: 400 (85.69), 800 capture the Masters division of the Perrler the sponsoring Dunes Running Club decid WEST (3:25.4), 3000 (14:44.8), and High Jump (1.0 Cherry Blossom 10-mlle run April 5 In ed to name- Hal as their guest celebrity. •Jim Jerace led all masters In 2:53:40 In the meter). She also ran a good 17.42 100 and Washington. Jenkins finished 69th overall (Maybe they wanted to save money.) 1st Phoenix Marathon March 16 In a field of 6:32.89 1500. In 53:27. Sabino recored 53:38. Bill Hall was Originally Higdon suggested they give all more than 800 runners ranging In age from 8 •5000 showed up for the Marina Freeway 3rd. Trudy Rapp was first 40+ woman In runners over 50 a ten-minute head-start, to 73. Wilfred Potter, 51, clocked 3:04:05 and Tree People 10K in Los Angeles March 8. 1:04:06. Bill Rodgers pulled away from Greg which Is what the women got last year when Frans Pauwies, 62, of Portland, Oregon The Tree People are an environmental group Fredericks to win his 4th consecutive Cherry Gayle Barren ran, but decided later that that unleashed a sparkling 3:06:53. Janet who specialize in getting trees planted. Blossom In 47:17. San Diego's Laurie Binder, might be considered tacky and also an ex Valder's 3:29:06 topped female masters. Somehow, they managed to get the Marina 33, won the women's crown in 56:44. ample of overkill. So as a compromise, all •Chuck Marut, 42, was top masters walker In Freeway closed down for a lOK run. Each runners 40 and over will get five minutes the Pacific TAC 15k walk championships in entrant gets an evergreen pine tree which along with women competitors. There will 1:15:45. Fred Dunn was top 50+ In 1:19:00. SOUTHEAST will grow In your yard. Top efforts included be a banquet the night before with Higdon Harry Siitonen, 54, notched 1:331:50. Dick Durand, 52, 38:18; Eddie Lewin, 64, •Ron Hill, 42, who "seml-retlred" from speaking, telling some of his nefarious •Doug Latlmer was 1st master and 1st 39;45; Avory Bryant, 56, 40:02. marathons last year, came back this year to jokes, most of them stolen from Wendell overall In the Pacific Association TAC 50 •Andre Tocco, 41, logged a good 2:37:37 In win the masters title In the Miami Orange Miller. The race will be held In Washington mile Championships In a good 5:35:55, only the Bakersfleld Calif, marathon. Dave Bowl Marathon In a" sizzling 2:22:55. Park In conjunction with the Ron Bufflngton 10 minutes off Roger Roulller's U.S. masters Holland, 40, ran 2:38:31. Fred Laurienta, 40, Transplanted 'Callfornlan Joe Burgasser, Folk Festival in case you like music better record. went 1:20:50 In the half-marathon. now living" In St. Petersburg, unleashed a than humor. Dannon will provide yogurt at •Cindy Dalrymple, 39, of Honolulu, is •The British Veteran's Athletic Club In Lon 2:29:34 for 2nd, ahead of Chicago's Roger the picnic afterwards and runners over 21 $37,500 richer after her two Jordache don Is going after the San Diego Track Roulller, 3rd In 2:36:59. will be Invited to sample from HIgdon's marathon wins. She won $25,000 In the Club's 100 X 1 mile masters relay world •Gene Berry, 44, led masters in a 4-miler In •'Fountain of Youth," meaning tree beer. $100,000 Los Angeles Jordache Marathon mark of 9 hours. 15 minutes. 44.3 seconds. Atlanta in 23:29. H.T. Marshall, 63, notched a Merchandise prizes will be given away In March 29 In 2:39:55 as first female finisher San Diego's Ed Oleata said "If they Ijeat our good 26:21. cluding a free trip to Ottawa, Canada, for the over a tough, hilly course on Sunset Blvd. mark, we'll try to take It back.'' •Kenn Winn and Tommy Barnes travelled Avon Women's International Marathon to jfrom Hollywood to the ocean, Tom Fleming •The Mike Tymn-led Mid-Pacific RRC team from Atlanta to Gainesville, Florida to run the person able to most closely guess Hal's won $25,000 as the open men's winner In won the team championship in the the Perfect 10-miler. .Winn's 54:36 placed finishing time. Lest you assume that Hal 2:13. Nike/Penn Mutual Grand Prix in San Diego him 15th overall and 1st master, Barnes log automatically will break Alex Ratelle's 50-54 •Dave Parker. 50. recorded 35:58 In a Hidden March 22. but Mike didn't go to Philadelphia ged a respectable 1:00:13. American standard of 52:43a, consider the Valley, Calif. 6-mller. Larry Hatch, 44, logged for the final shoot-out with other team win •Julia Emmons won 1st place In the 35-39 fact that Hal tells us he took a month off 1:31:46 In the half-marathon. Jesse Cook. 40, ners. Seems his wife won an all-expense group of the Phldlppldes Marathon In from training after returning home' from posted a 2:50:38 marathon, followed by Bob paid trip for two to the Carribean tor the Athens, Georgia In 3:36:43. Pat Stone took New Zealand and gained ten pounds. (See Nations, 40, In 2:56:23. Gary Goettelman, 37, continued on page 8 first In the men's 60+ division In 3:38:02. Schedule for race details.) blazed a 2:31:08. Molly Thayer. 37, was 1st page 8 National Mastefs Newsletter May 1981

I am like the agnostic who attends 2:30 for the first time. church every Simday. I continue to I succeeded by eight seconds, but I take vitamin E while thinking it may also spent 30 seconds or so in a deep THE help, but recognizing that it may not. squat behind an orange tree about If it doesn't, my loss is only a couple of half-way into the race. dollars a month (unless an excess of My latest experiment has been with vitamin E. like everything else causes the highly touted dimethyl sulfoxide, Gun Lap cancer). better known in athletic circles as DMSO. If you believe reports about i had heard of the wonderous effects of bee pollen on athletic performance a this chemical, it can turn a life-long by MIKE tYMN number of years ago, but the cost cripple into a circus acrobat overnight. deterred me from trying it until three Its healing powers are such that in nkeepers in Lourdes are on the verge of .J years ago when I decided to go all out if for a particular race. panic. A 20 kilometer race recently brought Try Cough Syrup for diet, they were tossed into a tank of My performance in that race was on a recurrence of a knee tendon pro water. All those in the first two group? Better Performance very satisfying to me. But again, I had blem, one that hobbled me for the bet drowned within three minutes. Those no way of knowing if the bee pollen ter part of last year. With some big in Group C swam around for had anything to do with it. Many other races coming up, I was desperate and something like 36 minutes on the factors were at work. I was highly ready to try anything, even DMSO, Over the years, I have experimented average and four or five of them were motivated, training extra hard, and at which is not medically aproved because with some of the miracle and-wonder still splashing after an hour. tempting to peak for the event. The of some possible harmful side effects. products offered to runners and other I invested five dollars in a bottle of race conditions were good and there A friend gave me a partially used athletes. wheat germ oil and anxiously awaited was plenty of competition. How do bottle of liquid DMSO. I brought the 4 My first such experiment was in 1956 similar dramatic results. I assumed that you separate and evaluate each factor? oz. brown bottle home and placed it in while in college. I came across a pro it would be only a matter of weeks At $15 for a ten day supply of bee the medicine cabinet and applied the li motional pamphlet put out by a before I was breaking four minutes for pollen, I discontinued using it and I quid to my knee. I did not return the manufacturer of wheat germ oil. It told the mile. have improved on my time in that race bottle to the cabinet, but left it on my of somie amazing laboratory results at The results were not dramatic, in which I used bee pollen. But how do dresser. the University of Illinois, both on although over a long period of time I I know that I wouldn't have gone even After just four applications my knee humans and guinea pigs. The test sub showed some progress. Of course, I faster had I stayed with it? seemed to be completely healed. To jects who feasted on wheat germ oil had no way of knowing how much of Coffee is not exactly in the "miracle me, this was a miracle when consider showed remarkable gains in endurance my improvement was from the nutrient food'' category, but an article in Run ing that the same problem took months H' and their performances were far and how' much was from training and ner's World" a couple of years ago to subside before. greater than the test subjects who other factors that affect performance. told of the miraculous effects that it I was preparing to return the bottle underwenf the same regimen on a Sometime in the 60's I switched from can have if taken just before a race. to my friend and proclaim that DMSO placebo. wheat germ oil to straight Vitamin E, A one cup a day drinker for many is indeed a wonder medicine. It was h • The test that impressed me the most the ingredient that supposedly gives -years, I had never noticed that toffee then that I noticed the. label. I read n was one involving 30 guinea pigs. Ten wheat germ oil its punch. To this day 1 made a difference in my performance. "P.E #3: Take \ teaspoon every 4 of them were put on a diet of rabbit have no way of knowing whether the However,' I had never really monitored hours if needed for cough." I had pellets only. The second group of ten vitamin E has in any way helped me. this. So just prior to the 1978 National removed the wrong brown bottle from was given rabbit pellets and cottonseed How do you isolate all of the variables Masters Marathon in Southern the medicine cabinet at the time of the oil. Group C was fed rabbit pellets and that go into performance and deter California I downed three cups of cof first application. wheat germ oil. After a month on this mine what is helping and what isn't? fee, hoping that it would get me under So much for miracle products.•

continuedfrom page 7 same week. Mike's occasionally had his ex championship in 1:44:40, four minutes off penses paid to a race before. "But this was Hal Higdon's U.S. masters record. On March NORTHWEST SENIORS CLASSIC the first time i have actually won a trip," he 28, he posted 37:02 in a 7-miler. •Warren Finke, 33, legged a 40:29 for 12K, said. "My wife had never won a trip before. 37:17 for seven miles, and a rapid 2:32:30 in JULY 24 & 25,1981 (Friday & Saturday) And then we win them on the sarpe week. the Trails End Marathon. MT. HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE...GRESHAM, OREGON [if: The odds against that must be a miliion-to- •Clive Davies smashed the 65-69 10k mark one." He says it's academic, anyhow, as he by 7 minutes in 36:34, destroying Bob Boal's came up with a low-back injury and 1979 mark of 43:49. FILED EVENTS...6-8 PM if?- "wouldn't have been able to run in Philly •Clark, 42, sped a 25:42 5-miler at 9 a.m. RUNNING EVENTS...8-11 PM 1-i anyway." March 7. Then at 11 a.m., he blazed a 53:06 in the ORRC 15k. In an April 4 mini track •John Dobroth, a 6-foot, 7-inch high jumper meet at Mt. Hood, he legged an 800 in 2:13.8 In his late 30's turns 40 his month. Ralph Lee • Held at night...Ideal atmospheric conditions to record personal and 1500 in 4:27.1 Is 40 In August. Turning 50 are John Cull in best performances. Warm, mild temperature-no wind-low relative •The woman in the middle of the photo on humidity March, Dave Douglass in September and page 6 of the March issue isn't A. Pearce, Tom Sturak in June. but Vicki Foltz of Monroe, Washington. • All weather track surfaces Maximum 1/4" spikes •Stan Herrmann may be the top 75-59 weight man in the world. The Santa Barbara, Ca. CANADA • Beautiful, unique, large 2y2 diam. AWARD MEDALS with ribbons. world gold medalist has the age 75 and 76 •Bob Moore of Toronto romped to a 49:59 marks in both the shot and hammer. He 15K for 2nd overall and 1st master. • Held in the scenic Northwest United States. Perfect family vaca broke the U.S. age 76 mark in the Discus. •Top efforts in the Ontario Masters Indoor tion area with many activities. And he has all the age records in the heavier T&F Championships Feb. 14 included: Karl shot, discus, hammer and 35-lb. weight. Vlrkavs' 58.5 400 (M55): Percy Duncan's 29.4 •Dorothy Herrmann is about recovered from 200 (M65); Bob Daniell's 4:14.6 1500 (M40); a AMERICA'S FINEST MASTERS-SUB MASTERS fast 3-way battle in the M40 5000: Bob Moore a strange muscular attack and has started MEET FOR QUALITY A THLETIC PERFORMANCES working out again. (15:29.2), Colin Rogers (15:51.3), Victor Mat •The Porterville, Calif. Masters T&F meet, thews (15:55.1). •Others were Pat Bessel's 3000 in 11:30.7, PREPARE NOW AND PLAN TO COMPETE scheduled for May 2, has been cancelled. 800 in 2:35.4 and 1500 in 5:12.5 (W40). YOU'LL BE VERY GLAD YOU CAME TO THIS ONE •Eino, 40, the Malibu sculptor, notched a •Marcel Tobin, 39, of Canada, set two good 34:07 in the Malibu 10K. Truman Clark, British Commonwealth records when he 45, went 34:33. easily won the National 30 kilometer race CONTACT walking championship at Garden Grove, Jim Puckett, Track Coach NORTHWEST Calif., March 29. His time of 2:12:16 was the Mt. Wood Community College •Al Clark reports it's still early for track & best ever. Tobin defeated the top American field in the Northwest. Cold and wet. In walker by 2 miles. His 25K time was 1:48:25. 26000 SE Stark St., Gresham Oregon, 97030 Portland LOR action, Michael Heffernan, 40, John Kelly won the masters title with Ron PHONE: 503-667-7354 is a name to watch. He won the AAU 30K -Laird a distant 2nd. May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 9

13. Relays were eliminated from the 18 New Marks in Lincoln 1983 World Games by a vote of 36-22. 14. A proposal to eliminate team events in road running, walk and cross by HARRY CROCKETT country was defeated, 36-22. Brown also broke his own long jump 15. The chairman announced these LINCOLN, Nebraska, March standard with a leap of 17' AVa". regional delegates for the 1981-83 8—Nine records were broken and 9 Forrest Doling raised the 50-1- Pen period: North America: Bob Fine; others were newly set at the Lincoln tathlon mark 221 points to 1888. South America: Miguel de la Calle; Track Club Indoor Championships to Frank Brown set a 40-49 Pentathlon ^vSks/j Asia: Hideo Okada; Europe: Cesare day at Knight Fieldhouse, Nebraska record of 1%6. Tim Stanosheck Beccalli; Oceania: Clem Green; Africa: Wesleyan University. lowered his 30-39 tiVo-mile mark to Danie Burger. Women's delegate: Rex Harvey, ruiming the 42-inch 10:09.6, while Bob Elwood cut his Jean O'Neill. hurdles and throwing the 16-pound 40-49 standard to 10:28.9. Minutes of General 16. Don Farquharson was shot, posted a national class 30-39 Pen Marg Sutter set new W30-39 meet Assembly Meeting at unanimously elected President of tathlon score of 3503 points, raising records in the 60 yard and 300-yard WAVA the next two years. Ron Haubold's meet record by 401 events. 4th World Games Hans Axmann defeated Danie points. Harvey's 1:20.5 in the The meet drew entrants from Burger, 54-16,. in the vote for Vice- 600-yard-run lowered Jerry Nott's CEdifornia, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, President of Track and Field. Jacques meet record by over two seconds. Missouri and Nebraska. Athletes prais by ROLAND JERNERYD, Secretary, Serruys was unanimously elected Vice- J.C. Brown high jumped 5'8" to ed the smooth way the LTC meets are come within 2 inches of his world 50-54 run, for which credit goes to our hard WAVA President for Lon.g Distance Running, Road Whlk and Cross Country. Owen mark. The leap shattered Jerry working volunteers.• CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, Flaherty was tmanimously elected Reichart's meet record by over a foot. Results in back pages. January 6—Present at the meeting in Secretary. Harm Hendriks was the Town Hall were 11 members of the unanimously elected Treasurer. WAVA executive council, 57 delegates, 17. Puerto Rico was chosen to host representing 27 national veteran the 1983 World Games in late O'Neil Sets Half- Marathon Mark bodies, and 41, observers. September, receiving 41 votes to 31 for President Don Farquharson express Athens and 4 for Zagreb, Yugoslavia. SAN DIEGO, March 7—Jim O'Neil Gary Sampson took 40-49 honors in ed satisfaction at the development of 18. In Puerto Rico, the General added another U.S. age 55-59 road 1:15:26. Patty Pastore was 1st 40-f the veteran movement. He stressed the Assembly shall choose the host for mark to his impressive collection to woman in 1:30:59. Close-up was Anne both the 1985 and 1987 World Games. continued need for a WAVA newslet day, running a 1:15:04 in the Natural Johnson, who took the 50-f- title in ter, currently 4 issues a year for $7. 19. The next meeting of the General Light half-marathon on Fiesta Island. 1:31:44, ahead of Mary Storey's Action taken: Assembly will be held in Puerto Rico in The time broke Ed Almeida's record 1:37:38. 1. A budget must be submitted by 1983.• of 1:15:26 set in 1977. Results in bqpk pages.• the Treasurer and approved by mail vote of the Executive Committee. 2. The Treasurer must submit an an TREASURER'S REPORT Race Walking nual report. from Harm Hendriks, Treas. 3. All checks of WAVA must be From start of WAVA in 1978 by GORDON WALLACE not 30:11:17. through December 31, 1980 signed by the Treasurer and counter The team medals won by American signed by the President. REVENUE: 1 just returned from the South race walkers in Christchurch is the best 4. Expenditures over $500 must Entry fees from Hannoyer showing ever in world level competi World Games {3000 Pacific and noticed the M70 receive approval of the Executive Com entries 9 S5.00) $15000.00 20-kiIometer road walk results were tion. The M70 USA team of Wallace, mittee. Interest 13.27 Membership fees missing from NMN. They are: 1) Gor Unruh and Hanna won gold medals in 5. All contracts must be approved from national don Wallace (USA) 2:08:43; 2) G. the 20K walk. This is particularly bodies by the Committee. 470.7A Knott (AUS) 2:12:34; 3) C. Unruh noteworthy, because not only was this TOTAL REVENUE ....$15484.01 6. Term of officers. Changed from (USA) 2:14:56; 4) J. Hanna (USA) the only divi»on the Australians did a maximum of two terms (4 years) to EXPENSES: 2:16:19; 5) F. Scully (AUS) 2:18:12; 6) not win as a team in the 20K walk, but "a member of the Council may not oc Council '78 & '79 S 2147.56 T. Kelly (AUS) 2:33:49. because these are the first gold medals Postage & phone .. 179.84 cupy the same post longer than 10 Technical Comm 25.00 This means that G. Wallace and C. ever won by an American race walking years = five consecutive terms." Statistics *. 36.75 Unruh should be added to the list of team in world veterans competition. Hannover Presents. 256.00 7. Two vice-presidents will be Miscellaneous 22.10 medal winners in the February NMN The American team of D. Johnson, elected: 1) Track and field. -2) Long Travel, phone, etc: Treasurer '79 .. 394.15 box score. B. Granby, and P. Carey won silver distance running and road walk. President 1826.62 As for the M70 5000 walk, G. Knott medals in the M60 20K walk; and Ran- 8. A motion that the year of birth, Secretary 922.26 Sec/Co-opted off. 3413.17 is from Australia, not the USA. ney, Kelly and Mimm all won silver or rather than the present date of birth, Women's delegate 360.12 Wallace's winning time was 30:05.65. bronze medals.• determine age classification was Meeting of officisrs in Frankfurt 965.16 defeated, 44-22. Judges - Rothwell 164.20 Travel to Helsinki 9. Field events, weights and heights and Glasgow by shall be detailed by the TechnicalCom Secretary 1087.70 Travel to Greece mittee, and Records will be handled by by Treasurer 160.81 the Records Committee. Newsletter #1 630.54 Newsletter #2 660.10 10. The Executive Committee will _TOTAL EXPENSES: $13252.08 look into merging WAVA with IGAL. 11. Sylvester Stein's proposal to EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES .. $ 2231.93 nullify South Africa's WAVA affilia tion was ruled out of order, since it would require a change in the Constitu MOVING? tion. (All amendments to the Constitu tion must be submitted in writing 90 National Masters Newsletter is mail days before the general assembly ed third clas bulk rate and is not for- meets.) 12. The Executive Committee was wardable. When you move please let us Bill Knocke, left, clocks 11.65 In 100 meters for victory in Sacramento Relays 40-44 divi given the right to set performance stan sion. Others, from left, Don Toombs, 3rd jn 11.99; Git LaTorre, 2nd, 11.88; and Mike De know at least 3 weeks in advance. Stefano, 4th, 12.22. dards in the future if necessary. i « Photo by Bob Roemer page 10 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

about my corporate days was not being for the next 50. Instead of being On Approaching able to do anything. I needed two peo overbearing and obnoxious he's going ple to "Sign off" before I could go to to be obnoxious and overbearing. Peo Every Problem With the bathroom. ple from all parts of Lake County, In diana have almost committed. The' An Open Mouth Anyway, mark your calendars accor windbagging speeches will be enough dingly, it's the weekend of June 20-21. make Tallyrand shudder. Everyone VERY, VERY Big Michigan City do telling the same old lies but no prob - ings on Saturday and a 15K Handicap nobody will be listening anyway. Tai by W. MacDonald Miller race on Sunday. Just in case you didn't and Randy (pulled groin) will be there know, Michigan City is probably the for a birthday skate. Resident blabber birthplace of Handicap Running. The mouths Dick King (who is handling the A Birthday Boy winner of this year's "All Diseases Not whole Greyhound Bus tour of the Pete Mundle will present "The Ribald Covered In Their Own Race" run, pro South Works) and Ron Daws, who to He was a bit ahead of his time but Life in Venice, California and the 50 bably put it best, "You Can Have the use the old S.I. Hayakawa line, "will this is ridiculous! Yesterday, I received Year Old." Same old scum-smut-dope Big Apple, We Don't Need Eugene Or speak his mind, he has nothing to a puce colored invitation (mauve trim) talk updated with info on roller Boulder Or Boston Or City of Industry lose," will be there. Ron (if there is a to Higdon's 50th birthday party in -skating, women with purple hair, leg for that matter, when it comes to runn hell after death, a 20K Walk will be in June. Actually it sounds like a relevant warmers, whips & pulleys plus the long ing with a Handicap there's no place volved) Laird will spearhead that encounter? And of course, what a year term effects on the anatomy of too like Michigan City, Indiana. whole group of weirdos. Peter Funn in store for Hal. Dead aim on all those much time in the sauna. Far out man! From time to time I've related in (son of Ron) of Dogpatch, Michigan 50 year old records and a classic con West Coast activist Harpo Sturak, cidents involving The Man on the run with a first in the travel business, an of frontation: Dr. Ego, (as his fans in has been invited to light the candles on from dogs, etc. I've received countless fer that combines going to Junior Col Minnesota call him) against Price Hal, the cake. This might be his last chance. letters from readers sharing ex lege and a weekend running trip to who still got off the best running one- At one time Tom had long blond hair periences and anecdotes with Hal. Pico Rivera, California has signed on. liner I ever heard, in Toronto a hun and while trying to light candles on a From Hayfield, Minnesota, "One Menu and dress are shaping up as a fun dred years ago. The bony kid announc cake, the entire affair went up in thing about Hal, he's a black and white thing. Everything will be very Jordache ed to his many admirers (maybe I flames only to be replaced by what you gut - you either hate him or you detest Jeans, very Sci-Fi, very upbeat, very should call them acquaintances for the see now. Who knows what could hap him." From Road Apples, Deleware, trendy, very Wendell? There wiD be sake of accuracy) "the only thing pen the next time around? Tom will "Hal spent a weekend with our family marvelous explorations in Quiche, Per- wrong with that race was I ran in it, also talk about the 97 new Nike shoe last year and he's actually one of the rier, Fresca, A&W Sugar Free, etc. and couldn't watch myself". Kinda styles being introduced that week. most well rounded people we've ever Take it from someone who probably gets you right there doesn't it? Sturak is so together now, he recently met, he bored us to death on ten dif won't be able to miss it. Be There! Seriously, things are shaping up as became a father, got a big promotion ferent subjects." From his home town There'll never be another Hig. If yet another in-depth interface off. with Nike and moved to Oregon. For of Michigan City, "Something that there was, I'd enjoy two twice as much. Famous west coast singer. Handsome those of us who remember when he had probably a lot of people don't know is So have a good one my charming boy, Jim O'Neil, is booked at the Interna both feet planted firmly in mid air, it Hal and Rose have had as beautiful ap and remember the words of famous tional House of Pancakes, (off In does take some adjusting. He's now in affair as our town has ever known, and Wbeaton, Illinois Horse Breeder - Lay terstate 94) where he'll be singing his to corporate lingo, tdking about fortunately, some of it has been with Leader, Bob Ouiy, "Do your thing, hit song, "Jeremiah Was A Bull "Bottom Line" and saying things like each other." The Runner-Author is cause your thing isn't getting any Frog." There'll be a clinic in the "Run this past legal, will you Brad?" truly on a roll for this one. Runor has it younger either." And give us another Methodist Church basement where Guess I'm bitter, what I remember he's completely turned his life around 50, Kid, just for the hell of it.O

Kaempf Runs 2:35 NXTIOIUlL athletics COHGaESS-FEini UDTUAL Laris, Kaempf Set UASTERS iJECATHLOH CHAliFIOIISHlPS Marathon lOK Marks Nortlisid* S-tedliw 7001 Calsbra Bd. at Xnterstat* 4-10 San Antonio, Saxaa from WALT SCHAFER June 6th & 7th. 1981 SAN JOSE, California, March 22—Former Olympian Tom Laris, 40, I £«iaY HLAHK AND B£L£AS£ iOBH CHICO, California, March set a new U.S. masters record for I 7—Ulrich Kaempf, just turned 50, ENTiUES HUST BE IH OUR HAUUS ROT LATER THAN JURE Ul, 19S1 I lO-kilometers today, clocking 31:03 in unleashed one of the* best-ever over- the San Jose Mercury News lOK to, (please Print) I I age-50 marathons with a stunning break his own existing time of 31:31 set Name i3ate of Birth I 2:34:59 in the 5th Annual Bidwell last October 19. Ad..reB8_ : Phone Classic, Pacific Association Marathon Ulrich Kaempf shattered t'.;; U.S. City State _Zip_ Championships today. men's 50-54 10k mark in 33:21, better In oonslueratlon of this entry heirtf aooepted I hereby for oyeelf Doug Latimer produced a 2:35:12 to ing the 33:51 of New Jersey's Joe and adninlatratore waive and release any and all claime 1 may have against Rorthaide School List., the or^pniaera of the meet, their win the 40-44 bracket. Bums in 1975. re^resantatlvea, and the Athlatioa Congreaa for any and all injurlea Paul Reese ran 3:11:32 as best 60 (Both marks are pending, subject to suffered by me at the above mentioned meet. I aleo oertlfy that I have no phyeloal defeote that would prevent me from oompeting in and over. official approval by the National Run thle Lecathlon iieet. Martha Smith, a javelin thrower on ning Data Center.) Signature in full of athlete, the 1936 U.S. Olympic team, ran a Laris finishd 23rd in the field of Athlatioa Congreaa #_ good 3:28:06 to win the women's 60-1- Entr., fee: Slo.OO I 1008, as Duncan MacDonald won in division in the half-marathon race. uake oheoks payable tot San Antonio Iraolc Club I 29:11. Sal Vasquez was 2nd master in a I Bill Jenny topped Kent Guthrie, uall cheoks tot Steve Smith AO 512-822-7964 good 32:32. Tim Rostege was 4tfa liaet LiBeotor • 1:12:58" to 1:13:24 in the 40-44 half- master behind Kaempf in 33:33. Jerry 126 Brlgfatwood ' San Antonio, Texas 78209 marathon. Heidi Skaden-Poyser cap Lewis was 5th in 34:02. tured female 40-44 honors in 1:27:17. Gwen Whittier took female masters Priday Right Banquett iVill attend Ruth Anderson won the women's honors in 43:54.0 won't attend I I 50-59 marathon in 3:16:46, and Joan Bizmar at Banquet; Yes_ Ho I Ullyot led the 40-49 group in 2:58:53. Sunaay Evening Video t- Will attend I 1925 toed the starting lines in the two Won't atten3~ I races. I Results in back pages.• • T VvV. ' ' > X * V •* t on » May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 11

Sweeney Wins Atkinson Breaks lOK nack by 4 seconds in 38:46 in the 35-39 TRACK AND category. Brooklyn Grand Prix FIELD RANKINGS Mark Results in back pages.• by BOB FINE from RUTH ANDERSON by HAIG BOHIGIAN Wlnn Takes Atlanta BROOKLYN, March 28-It was just SAN FRANCISCO, February Despite all sorts of dire warnings, 1 Grand Prix a perfect day for a road race. The 1—Kay Atkinson, 63, set a pending have volunteered to take on the 1980 temperature was in the high fifties and U.S. 10k mark of 47:26 for women 60 ATLANTA, March 14—Ken Winn track & field rankings. These rankings there was no wind. and over in the Bonnie Bell lOK today, led the way in the Nike/Penn Mutual will be handled in a completely dif The men's race was quite close. At breaking her own listed standard of Masters Grand Prix lOK today as the ferent way than in past years—and the 5K mark seven competitors were in 49:26. Atlanta Track Club captured both with your cooperation in a faster way. a bunch. It was only after the five mile Vicki Bigelow, 45, captured the men's and women's team champion The previous snafu was no fault of mark that Hugh Sweeney, 37, of War 40-49 division in a good 37:53 to edge ships. Geza Feld's, but rather was due to the ren Street and Frank Handelman, 35, Joan Ullyot by 22 seconds. Heidi delay in getting funding for the huge Winn clocked 33:31.2 to cop age Central Park, pulled away from the, Skaden-Poyser, 43, was 3rd in 39:53. cost of the computer runs involved. 40-44 division honors. pack. Hugh just outkicked Frank in Marion Irvine, 51, won the 50-59 ti This time the results will be compiled Mike Hartman was 1st 35-39 and the last 200 meters to win by a margin tle by 3 minutes over Frances Sacker- manuaHy, and issued in a printed 2nd overall in 34:38.0. Nancy Parker of 1.4 seconds. man in 40:03. Ruth Anderson was 3rd booklet, listing all rankings in 5-year led all women in 39:28.0 to win 40-44 Each age group champion came in 44:22. age grotips from SA to 5B, male and laurels. from a different club: Hugh Sweeney Florianne Harp edged Skip Swan- female, for all track (up to 3 miles) and Results in back pages.• from Warren Street; Bob Fisher, 40, field events—about 96 pages. Athletes from Millrose (32.26.7), John wishing to be listed in the 1980 rank SENIOR OLYMPICS Dugdale, 46, Wolfpit Running Club ings must use the printed form below (34:05.7), Howard Rubin, 52, Utica Indianapolis, Indiana (or any identically reproduced version June 12-13, 1981 Track Club (35:24.0), Bob Muller, 56, HOOSIER TRACK CLUB AND PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of the same size). There will be no SPOi.jiUKED BY: Prospect Park (37:19.7), Steve charge per event that you submit, so Richardson, 60, New York Masters send in as many results as you wish June 12 (Friday): lOK Cross Country Run - 5:30 P.M. - All age groups, under-16 to 80 (38:08.2) and Wilfredo Rios, 64, unat provided that they are on the printed June 13 (Saturday): Sub-masters & masters track & field meet. Age 30-and-up in 5-year age groups thru age 80. 8:00 A.M. Excellent all-weather track. tached (41:44.2) form. Those athletes who do submit Three women broke 40 minutes, led results will receive the printed book for SITE: Ben Davis High School,.1300 N. Girls School Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana. by Maddy Harmeling, 35, Olympic a flat fee of $4. If you do not send in ENTRY FEES; lOK — $4.00 per person. Track & Field ~ $3.00 one event; $1.00 each additional event. Village Track Club (37:23.6), Bobbi your results on these forms or not at MEDALS: First 3 places. Rothman, 35, unattached (38:30.4) all, then the fee is $6 and you run the with Anna Thornhill, 40, Millrose HEATS: Events with 8 or fewer contestants will be run as finals at time set for risk of not being listed in one or more trials. (38:42.4) leading division lA. Other events. division winners were Chris McKenzie, Added attractions for those 55 and. up starting June 10: Bike racing, tennis, basketball Using the printed forms will greatly swirming, etc. 49, 43:28.6; Audry' Jacobson, 52, speed up the process of getting the 55:23.5 and Aretha ' Juredini, 62, results^ to you—I will not be able to SCHEDULE ** Age 55 up only 71:27.9 all of the New York Masters. work as fast from meet results and Adrienne Salmini, 65, North Jersey, 8:00 a.m. 3000 meter run Softball throw** besides 1 do not have all meet results 9:00 a.m. 100 meter trials Fastball throw** was the oldest woman competitor. for 1980. The deadline for your getting 9:30 a.m. 50 meter trials** y Shot put Adrienne finished in 60:11.1. 10:00 a.m. 80 & 100 meter hurdle trials Standing long jump* results to me will be August 1, 1981, 10:30 a.m. 50 meter finals** Millrose averaged about 20 seconds and the expected publication date will 11:00 a.m. 100 meter finals Running long jump per man faster than the Central Park 12:00 noon 200 meter trials Pole vault be October 1, 1981. If this method pro 1:00 p.m. 800 meter run Discus Track Club in winning the men's team ves successful, the respective dates for 1:30 p.m. 80 & 100 meter hurldle final Javelin race, witb Central Park turning the 2:30 p.m. 400 meter finals the 1981 rankings would be January 3:00 p.m. 1500 meter walk j Triple jump tables in the women's race, averaging 31, 1982, and March .31, 1982. 4:00 p.m. 200 meter finals 4:30 p.m. 1500 meter run 40 seconds per woman faster. The New Cooperate with the deadline and for York Masters Sports Club took third in mat, and 1 will get the results to you on ENTRY FORM 10k lI Track &field both team races. schedule. Events entering: Results in back pages. • The rankings will list the best 100 Name Age marks in each event in each 5 year age division, male and female. Address City State . Zip_

I will not hold the Hoosier Track Club or any of their departments, agents or represen tatives for my health, safety or any injury resulting from my participation in these events. Signature Date »FORM Send to: Bob Coughlin, 305 S. Barton, Indianapolis IN 46241. (317) 241-5446. 198 RANKING FORM

DIVISION - EVENT. MARK AGE

LAST NAME- FIRST DATE OF BIRTH

ADDRESS COUNTRY

ZIP PHONE CLUB

MEET OR WHERE SET_ Date set

SEND FORM AND CHE(3K FOR $4 TO: W. MacDonald Miller, photographed recently Make checks payable to: Haig Bohigian Division and Age are as of the date Halg Bdhlglan at a Perverts Without Partners gathering In tfie mark was set. Chicago, told reporters he was "merely 225 Hunter Avente USE A3" X 7" FORMAT waiting for the starter's gun In the Midas North Terrytown, New York 10591 Muffler 4 X too Relays."

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Indoor tral Park Track Club won virtually events were clearly controlled by Brian were two meets scheduled at Queens everything from 880 up to 5K. Other Kivlan of the Warren Street AC, but College, one at the 369th Armory and Developmental good performances in these events Pete Bausbacher of the New York one at the 169th Armory for which I were recorded by L. Stern, C. Pauling, Masters was right up there also. Ivan have no results. I apologize in advance Season In N.Y.C. G. Shane,-and K. Baker. The sprints in Black of the New York Athletic Club for any errors or omissions. To get by HAIG BOHIGIAN Division 1 were a see-saw battle bet was dominant in the high jump and these results I had to pour over reams ween R. Deere, L. Riddick, and R. also did well in the hurdles. of meet results that were unedited, not 4, Thanks primarily .to the efforts of Weaver, all of the New York Masters. In all cases, the facilities were flat sorted, out of order, and almost illegi Tracy Sundlun and other members of Rick Deere and Brian McKenna of the 220 or 200 meter tracks, and spikes ble. C the Metropolitan Athletic Congress, New York Masters had the best shot were not permitted. The Armory meet Results in back pages. the indoor developmental season in puts. of 1/21/81 was a relay carnival. There New York City for 1980-1981 was the In division 2, Vincent Chiappetta of most varied, most Complete, and most the Millrose AC set- the pace in distant 1981 National One Hour Run successful one that anyone can recall. races, as did Rudy Valentine of the The Snohomish Track Club of the tries must be received by September 22, Unlike other seasons when certain New York Pioneer Club in the middle Pacific Northwest Association of the 1981 to be included" in the national Masters events were designated, this distances. Tom Brooks (NYP), Athletics Congress will host the 1981 results. season Masters Athletes were allowed Maurice Lentzer (NYM), Gene Kelly National TAC One Hour Run Junior, Individual masters awards will be to enter any event that was contested (SAC), and Rudy Valentine shared Senior and Masters Championships for made in 5-year divisions for men from by open athletes in all meets,. The sprint honors. Ed Terranova of the both men and women. 40 thru 70 -i-, and in 40 •+• for women. results show just how many chances New York Masters was tops in the shot This event is held on a postal basis. Team awards will be made in there were to compete—and the put. Any TAC-sanctioned race held bet M40-49, M50-(- and W40-I- divisions. athletes loved it! Rob Jackson and Willie Overby of ween September I, 1980 and-August The entry fee is $2 per runner and The outstanding athletes were Ed the New York Pioneer Club were the 31, 1981 qualifies for inclusion in tlj^ must accompany your entry. Mail to: Small of the New York Pioneer Club class of the field in the sprints in the i:' A1 Huff, Snohomish Track Club, who dominated the 220, 300, 440, 500, submasters division. .Nat Watson, also . combined national meet. •• 18127 1st Ave. N.W., Seattle WA and 600 yard races in Division 1. In the of the NYP shared middle distance The individual results and team en 98177. (206) 542-2930.• same division, Sid Howard of the Cen honors with R. Jackson. The distance

13th Annual Eastern Regional TAC/Penn-Mutual Masters Track and Field Championships

Sunday,June 28, 1981 • Standards for Weights gi Hurdles Bergen Community College, Paramus, N.J. 4^ '•0) Oiv, S Div. 1 Div.2 Div. 3 t Hurdles 39" 36" sa 30" Hosted by Sanctionad by Shot Put le lb. 16 1b. 12 1b. •B lb. t^orth Jersey Masters Trackand FieldClub The Athletics Congress of the USA Hammer 16 1b. 16 lb. 12 1b. 81b. [QconVERSEj New Jersey Division Javelin 800 gram 800 gram 800 gram 600 gram Discus 2 kilo 2 kilo 1.5 kilo 1 kilo Sponsored by Penn-Mutual Insurance Co., Rasmussen Associates, Financial Services Corp., & Converse Standards for Women in hurdiet, all classet; 30"; Shot Put, 8 lb.

Etigibiltty: The competition is open to all men and women over the age of 30 who are registered with The Athletic Congress/USA. Tentative Time Schedule

Divisions Track Field Men& Womefi: SA (30-34); SB (35-39); lA (40-44); IB (45-49); 2A (50-541; 2B (55-59);3A (60-64) 38 (65-69); 4A (70-74); 4B (75-79); 80 and over. Event Time Event Time 10km 10;30 Long Jump 10:30 Awards: Regional TAC championship medals to first three in each division in each individual event. llOH 11:30 Javelin 10:30 100 Regional Champion patch to each master winner (40) with a limit of one patch per individual. Noon High Jump 11:30 1500 12.30 Discus 11:30 Regional championship medals to each member of 1st and 2nd place relay teams in each division. 400 1:00 Pole Vault Noon The Rasmussen Associates Awards to the Club with the highest overall point total, one award for 5000 Walk 1:30 Shot Put 1:00 men and one award for women. Drawing for Converse Shoes • retain your number. 200 2:15 Hammer 2:00 5000 2:45 Team Awards: Trophy for top men's team in the followingage groups: 30 39, 40-49, 50-59, 60*. 800 3:15 1600 Relay 3:45 Concrete throwing circle. Contestants; Trophy for top women's team, all age groups combined, must have three women to qualify as a 3200 Relay team. 4:15 please bring your own instruments.

Scoring the first finishers in each event on a 6-4-3-2-1 basis. Team members must be members of Bergen Communiu College the same club. 40U Paramus Ruad Paramus. N.J..07652 (201) - 447 . 1500 Facilities; 400 meter track, 9 lanes on straightaway, 8 lanes on turn. Va" spikes recommended. Lockers and ul- showers available at the Gym Building, Tras e] Directions ."^4. FROM THE NORTH (Using Garden State Parkway) - Use Exit 165, turning right (West) on Ridgewood Road (cros Fees: $4.00 per event. No post entries. $10.00 per relay team. Teams rtiay declared at any time before sing over Route 17) and continue to Paramus Road. Turn leftonto Paramus Road andcontinue forapproximately 2 the start of race. Higher division runners may run in lower division, but not vice-versa. miles to College which is on the left side of Paramus Road. Lodgings: Special rates for participants and families: Hotel accomodations may be reserved at the Ramada (Using Route 17) •Turn right off Route 17 onto Ridgewood Avenue(West) tofiramus Road. Tom left onto Paramus Inn, Rochelle Park, located 2 miles south of Bergen Community College (same road but becomes Road and continue as above. Passaic St.). The Inn is at Exit 160. from the south, or 165, from the north on Garden State Park way. See travel directions. Use number 1742 BA when making reservation. Single or double room FROM THE EAST (QR WEST) (Use George Washington Bridge from New York.City) to Paramus Rd. (From theEast, $35.00. Paramus Road isapproxirnately mile past Route 17 intersection). Turn right onParamus Road and proceed North for approximately 2 milesto College entrance on rightsideof Paramus Road. Questions: Meet Coordinator: Manfred d'Elia, North Jersey Masters, Box 56 Ridgewood, N.J. 07451. Telephone; (201) 445-6029. FROM THE SOUTH (Using Garden State Parkway) - Use Exit 160 (Passaic St.). Turn left onto Passaic Street. Con tinue over Route 4 overpass onto Paramus Road (Passaic St. becomes Paramus Rd.north of Route 4 overpass). Con tinue North on Paramus Road to Collegeentrance on right. Official Entry: Eastern Regional TAC/Penn MutualChampionships (Using Route 17) • Use Century Road, first ma)or exitto the right afterthe Route 4 overpass, proceed around clover Print M a leaf over Route 17 going West on Century Road. Continue to Paramus Road and turnI rightrigW on Paramus Road to F• College entrance on right.

Last Name First Name

Street Address. Age - 6/28/81

Town State Zip . Pieaw fill^out entry form on revirte side, rMd wiiver statement and sign below. TAC No. RACE WAIVER Incons.deration o^ theacceptance ofthis entry. Idohereby, for myself, my heirs, executors, adm'nistraton and assg^s Adive. release and forever discharge North Jersey Masters Track and FieldClub, Inc. the Renn-Mutuai Life InsurarKfrCo. B«t Best Best Converse Rasmussen Associates, the promotor? and operato's of the Eastern Regional Masters Outdoor Track and Fieid Champioo Event Recent Merk Event Recent Mark Event Recent Mark ships 1981. and their agents, servants employees andthose having aninterest in facilities used to or from thesaidevent to behefd on June 28. 1981 for any injuries that may besuffered by me therein I specifically release and discharge thesaid promptors and 1 sponsors and the Bergen Community College, whose facilities are bemg used for this event, from all injuries ordamages arising ftvT> 2 3 • or contributed to byany physical impairment or defect I may hive,whether latentor patent,and agree that they areunder.noot^'i- 4 gation to provide a physical examination or other evidence of rny fitness "to participate m suchevent, the same t*»ng myso*e re 5 6 snonsibility I also give permission for the free use of my name andpicture m any broadcast, telecast or other written account of the event Total entry fee: S , Mail entry form andcheck payable to: North Jersey Masters. Box 56,Ridgewood, N.J. 07451

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1981

a Converse is co-sponsoring CONVERSE RACES a series of 20 road races in DATE RACE CONTACT Southern California. From 5K's April EastWhittierYMOMOK 213-943-7241 to 1/2 marathons. Totrack and field events. April Fantasia lOiySan For men and women in all age groups. And Fernando-Simi Freeway 213-366-5056 with prizes that will knock your athletic April 11 Inglewood Forum iOK socks off. and 5K 2J3-649-7370 April12 Santa Monica IOK 213-393-0452 April 18 Griffith Park/Calat>asas High School IOK 213-888-0012 PRIZES April 25 Mt. Sac, 1/2 Marathon 714-874-5480 FOUR TRIPS TO THE April 26 Encino Optimist 10K 213-992-1188 HAWAIIAN MARATHON April 26 SPA-TAC-LDRC Dist. 50K and lOOK/Santa Clarita 213-888-5526 QFour lucky winners will May 3 CHIPS-Riverside IOK 714-874-5480 receive an 8 day trip to May 10 Train Don't Strain lOK Hawaii, courtesy of Pleasant Grand Terrace 714-874-5480 Hawaiian Holidays. May 17 Santa Anita Spring Classic lOK 213-445-8364 They'll go to the top May 17 Big Brothers 5 & 10K/ male and female finishers Queen Mary Dock at of the Race Series Run Long Beach 213-258-3333 off at CSViU August June 14 Irvine COCO'S 5& 10K 714-957-6777 Drawingsfor two additionaf June 21 Century City trips will be held at the 10K 213-553-4062 eventand ever^ race June 28 SPA/TAC/LDRC 0\stT\a 30K Westlake Village 213-688-5526 the 20 race series July 4 SPA/TAC/LDRC/. District 15K Santa Barbara 2/3-888-5526 is eligible to w/n. July 4 Lake Gregory WK 714-874-5480 July 12 HO PE. Foundation MERCHANDISE AWARDS ' 10K Pierce College 213-888-5526 July 18 TFA Masters Open 5M0K First, secondor Western Regional Track w ^third prize winners &Field Championshvps 213-462-7360 in each of the Ajugust 23 SPA-TAC-LDRC District 10K X.C. TAC Outstand seven age groups will ing Athlete of the Year receive Converse shoes. & Converse S.C Series Jackets andathletic bags. Run Off I CSUN 213-908-0485 Each entranthas a chance Late Entry: to win Converseshoes at June 7 Griffith Park 1/2 Marathon 213-888-5526 each race in the series. For more specific information, call any of the Race Directors at the numbers listed above, race coordinator Chuck Lichter at Qcqiwersei 213-888-5526, or consult the pages of this booklet. frv C-

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Puckett, and cultural advisor, Mae American-style living for two weeks China Opens Door Lum, I am pleased to report that a and are prepared to experience a dif Report From Britain to U.S. Masters limited number of spaces have been ferent culture (ancient Asian-acquiring reserved for the historical "First Western accents) we invite you to apply China-U.S. Masters Distance Running for membership in this long-awaited by ALISTAIR AITKEN Tour" departing from Los Angeles for event. by HELEN PAIN Beijing on Wednesday, October 14, See the Great Wall, Forbidden City, LONDON, March 29—In constant 1981, and returning from Hong Kong silk factory, the mighty Yangtze River, drizzle but little wind off the Thames At the conclusion of our 2-week on Sunday, November 1. and much more on the Autumn '81 River, Joyce Smith, 43, the lAAF :/ fact-finding mission to China and This 19-day, 17 night competition Tour of China. world cross-country champ in 1972 and Hong Kong, with the aid of two sports tour will include 14 days (13 nights) in P.S. Yes, we have also initiated bronze medalist in the European 1500 coordinators, James Waste and James China and 5 days (4 nights) Hong plans for our U.S. Masters Track & in Rome in 1964, chipped 31 seconds Kong. The itinerary (which is always Field Competition for fall of '82. This off her 1980 world veteran best with a subject to change by the Chinese) is is another historical "first!"n blistering 2:29:56, fastest ever by an planned to include Beijing, Nanjing, over-40 woman. Wuxi, Shanghai, and Hangzhou, plus DEADLINE The flat, but sharp-cornered course, Hong Kong. Races, sightseeing and produced fast times among the 6700 transfers, all meals in China, hotel ac- NMN is written by masters starters and 5300 finishers, including Aworld comodations, air and train transporta my own PR of 2:52:35. Race director tion, visas, plus people-to-people social atheletes for masters athletes. We Chris Brasher got tremendous media encounters are all covered in the full need and welcome your reports coverage and crowd support. price of $2925.00, based on double oc Bill Venus, 41, 3rd place finisher in cupancy and current airfares of meets, races, schedules, the World Vets lOK in Glasgow in in one (guaranteed at rate when full payment 1980, ran an impressive 2:22:59 for is received and ticket issued.) photos, comments, etc. Deadline 41st overall position. Vets Eric Austin (2:23:29), Jim Alder (2:26:10) and Jim We four have toured the above- for editorial material and advert- mentioned cities, met the leaders of the Avis (2:26:38) were next. country sports organizations, witnessed the sing for NMN is the 10th of the The course ran from Greenwich, centuries-old sightseeing opportunities, round the Isle of Dogs, through Lon and appreciated the warmth and open prior month. Send to National don, along the Embankment, and Truly finished in Constituiton Hill just adja friendship of th.e Chinese people. Masters Newsletter, P.O. Box EXOTIC To those U.S. Masters Distance cent to Buckingham Palace Gardens. • Runners who are willing to forego 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. Fantastic New Twist VARIETY HRST OtlNA-LHITED SIKTES MASTERS DIST/WCE RUNNING TOUR Great October 14 to November 1, 1981 $2,925.00 VALUE Beijing, Nanjing, Wuxi, Shan^mi, Hangzhou, and Hong Kong

Meet, Eat, and Canute wi^ the Chinese Golden Be a Pioneer on this Challenging Frontier HOSPITALITY Palaces, Great Wall, Tenples, and Tonfcs Artifacts, chopsticks, history-filled rooms Are all a great caper and so But don't hold a taper To running in this beautiful land REWARDING To be able to hold the Chinese' hand And learning to love the people grand'.

00 Coordinator of Distance Running Events: JANES WASTE (415) 986-5060 478 Jackson Street, San Francisco, CA 94111 Assistant Coordinator: JIM PUCKETT (503) 667-7354 Mt Hpod Chnmunity College, 26000 S.E. Stark, Gresham, OR 97030 Cultural Adviser: MAE LIW (805) 831-6472 2510 Wilson Roaid, Bakersfield, CA 93304 c c To applyippiy for this Competition. Tour arranged_.and sponsored by,.Sports Travel Intema- tionai, Ltd., fill out the enclosed form and foiw^d with $500. per person deposit u ^ (fully refundable until June 30th, when a $100. penalty is ia^josed on approtod appli cants until Septeii4)er 15, after vdaich the cancellation penalty is $500. plus any air fare penalties. Therefore, travel insurance is strongly recommended.) Q > Our limited nimber of reservations in China will be held until June 30th; deposits (0 received after that time will be accepted only if additional space can be acquired. V) u All applications are subject to approval by the Chinese government. Final payment is due no later than August IS. Prices are subject to change; however, •5 H trans-Pacific airfare will be guaranteed at the date full payment is received and passenger ticketed. The price includes races, sightseeing and transfers, all meals in China, hotel acam- modations, air and train transportation, visas, plus people-to-people social encounters plus sonfe meals in Hong Kong ^ is basied on d^le occupancy ami current airfares. Q, Q. To: SPORTS TRAVEL INTERNATIOWL, LTD., P.O. BOX 7823, S.4N DIEGO, CA 92107 Enclosed please find $ ($500. per person) deposit for application for O JC persons to participate in the First China-U.S. Distance Running Tour. October 14 to November 1, 1981. U -ti Aitiat® The following information is necessary for each ^licant: B: $430-

yd Name Address Hooe phone vjith Business phone u Sports Travel Intl Birthdate and place Pas^rt niafcer, Expiration date. Where issued May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 15

PENN MUTUAL, TAG NATIONAL MASTERS McCaskill Surprises Culver City Athletic Club. Third place / TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS •i went to the San Diego TC. West Valley % INFORMATION SHEET in San Diego Grand Joggers & Striders finished fourth, in Prix the very exciting team competition. Entry Fees Tymn and fourth-place Jeremy Clark t5 first event S16 relays S3«dditK>nai events SiO pentathalon by VALDEMAR SCHULTZ cheered teammate Jim Gallup to ninth place, and though CCAC's team had AGE AS OF AUOUST IB OCTERMINES AOE ORDUP SAN DIEGO, March 22—Dan Mc- already come in,Mid-Pac RR had lower Entry Deadline Caskell, a master just II days, outkick- total places, and will be one of the Postmerlied August 1.1961 ed Mike Tymn to win the San Diego favorites for the Philadelphia race^^ Transportation Nike/Penn Mutual Grand Prix Series The women's team race was no con From San Jose Airportto Moteland return —Call3S4-S660. Thfs number willt)e in operation on Thuraday. lOK today. Friday. Saturday and Sunday only. test as WVTC took 1st, 2nd, 4th and ToSan Joae CityOoiieQe tor Sterile 4 Hammar ~ The transport willleaveLos Gatoe LodQe Tymn, who edged Dave Hambiy of 5th. The SDTC had a strong showing Late Entrys Snohomish TC in last year's 10km at for the second place and Mid-PacRR Will be returned San Diego, found himself towing Mc were a distant third. WVTC's scoring Caskill through the race until, with Facilities team was Storm, Ullyot and Karen Chevron 400 Track & Runways Grass Javelin Runway V4 inch Spikes or Flats only Lockers B Showers — Bring lock B towel about a kilometer to go, Dan picked up Lanterman. Concrete Throwing Rings Physiotherapy A First Aid Tant — daily the pace and won by six seconds in the Andre Tocco, CCAC, ran a fine race Awards fine time of 49:12, a 45-second PR. to finish fifth overall and cop the 45-49 TAC Championship Medals — First three pieces Certificates first six places if';: Tymn, of the Mid-Pacific, Road title. The 50-54 awards were both won Runners (Hawaii), was unaware of Mc- by SDTC members. Race director Bill Schedule of Events Caskill's recent surge to prominence in Published schedule will be closely adhered to prelims scheduled and not needed will be Stock won the men's award and Nicki announced on meet day. This info will also be avatlabie by phone after August 7.106t, according the masters' ranks. Only two weeks Hobson, SDTC, the women's. Jim to info available at that time. Elite hurdiae antrantamay not ant^WAVA spacing hurdleaeanta. previous-, Dan had broken 50 minutes, O'Neil's 52:41 appears to be a new age Registration in a local 15-kilometer road race, but NO REGISTRATION NEEDED ON RACE DAY group (55-59) record, according to the f Pick up packet Bill Stock, race director of the host San 2. Report to start when event called NRDC records through 1980. Jim, 3. No refunds lor no*8how Diego Track Club, knew Dan was not running for SDTC, finished 12th in the 4. TAC registration will be available and raquired to obtain your packet. only getting stronger, but also that he ' race of the nearly 150 finishers. Banquet or BBQ would give the race his all; he knows no The popular San Diego running area 400 only — Steak dinrter — Saturday Night. 7:30, St. Mary's Hall —B16 perparaon other way. in Mission Bay Park provided a fast, For the first part of the race. Bill TAC Masters Meeting flat course. There was a bit of grousing Saturday. August IS. Mountain Charlie's Banquet Room —6:30 Meinhardt, West Valley J&S, made it a about heat (60-65 F) from the San threesome at the front, but let go and Results --'I Francisco Bay area competitors, for Raaults will be published in the September National Maaters Nawe Latter. No reeulte will tie hung on for a solid third place in 49:50. mailed. Subscription toNMN forBi2/yeaf— write: Nationel Masters NewraLatter, P.O. Box 2372, though the race started at 7:30 in the Van Nuys, California 9t404. Sub-masters (35-39), running in the _ morning, there was plenty of SD's race for individual honors only, were 10,000 METERS — will t>e run in 2 sections — SO B over and Women ervd 30-48 traditional sunshine. Another difficul 1st section the clock will be stopped stter 1 hour. 10 minutee 2nd section ~ SS minutes not a factor as their division winner •OOm OR ABOVE — If there are too meny entrants, sactiofts will be run and entrants aaiactad ty encountered by the runners in the — seeded according to submitted times. finished 11th overall. last two miles of pathway was the ORDER OF COMPETITION FIELD — Women first, oldest to youngest In the women's race, Bonnie Storm STEEPLECHASE A HAMMER THROW- will be conteeted at San Joa# City Coliaoa number of strollers racers were obliged. 'Pfaesenore W.A.V.A.hurdittptcing, htightt and wight impfmpnt* w///beuaed. of the West Valley TC, was the overall 70-f ttaaplachata win t>«at 2,000 mann. to dodge. winner in 59:50, followed by Joan World veterans 800 champion Ullyot, also WVTC, in 60:28 and Jen Los Gates, California nifer Wright, SDTC, in 60:43. Each George Cohen extended his distance won her respective division; Storm the and looked very stong and comfortable August 15,16,1981 finishing near the first twenty or so. 35-39, Ullyot the 40-44 and Write the Los Gates High School Track 45-49. Marilyn Harbin of WVTC took Penn Mutual General Agent Rocky • ENTRY FEES • the early lead, but faded to fifth tS.OO first •vsnl, $3.00 sscti sddltlonal svsnt Lucia was in attendance, as was public SIS lor rdtyt. f 10.00 tor Pontathoton woman and fourth on the strong West relations man Bill O'Brien. Rocky and Valley team. However, since Dr. a fe\v of his PM associates helped with Ullyot cannot make the trip to the the split timing and aid stations, accor ENTRY DEADLINE: Aii«uat 1.1W1 NIKE/U.S Club Road RAcing Cham ding to Stock, above and beyond the AWARDS FOR ( PLACES WHEN EVENTS PULL. pionships in Philadelphia, Harbin is call of duty. Penn Mutual's contribu taking her place. tions to the master's movement is ex Tymn got some measure of revenge Banquet — $16 per person, Saturday, August 15 emplified by this selfless "hands-on" on his conqueror, by leading his Mid- attitude. • Pac club to the team title over the Results in back pages. Saturday, August 15 Sunday, August 16

STEEPLE CHASE POLE VAULT S.OOCm RUN JAVELIN HAMMER SHOT PUT 200m PRELIM TRIPLE JUMP Virginia Indoor Championships 5,000 WALK LONG JUMP DISCUS 1600m RELAY 10.000 METER 100m PRELIM HIGH JUMP PENTATHALON 400 PRELIMS 110m HURDLES 400m J.H. 400 RELAY 110m ELITE HURDLES 200m FINALS by JOE MARTIN division as Milton Bass, C.E. Kline and 800 FINAL 400m FINALS 1500m FINAL Sherm Burho shone. 100m FINALS LEXINGTON, Virginia, March Kathy Thomas was named top rEAA Off sivrpy »lawk aw hfixmN ro-

7—Twenty meet records were broken, woman performer. Lew Faxon won PENN MUTUAL TAC NATIONAL BRUCE SPRINQBETT, MawiDiractOf P.O. Box 1328. Loe Gatos, California 9S030.408/354-7333 2 were tied, and, in the women's divi top honors in the Masters I Division as MASTERS TRACK * FIELD CHAMPIONSHtPS sion, 7 new ones were set in the 5th An he broke records in the 1500 (4:25.8) SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR REQU/RED $KtNArUtt£. iiaat) (F/nO nual Virginia Association State and the 5000 (15:54.9). William Masters Indoor Track and Field Cham Meadows was outstanding submaster (Number 4 Strmt) Date Of Birth . pionships in the VMI Field House to with four wins and a third. Agaas of August 15,1981 (aty) iStata) day. Rudy Enders', 49, won 5 events. The Tidewater Striders gained the Ireland Sloan, 38, posted a 15:18 5000. Events Entered Submasters title; the combined Masters John Hosner, 56, ran a 17:53.5. Current Times Circle one. MALE FEMALE Banquet CD T-Shifti ZC;; I and II crown was taken by the Harold -Green tied his own 55 dash Club Affiliation S M L XL Charlottesville Track Club. record of 7.0, while John Tucker bet Amount Encloaad. (Make checks payable to Loe Gatos Athletic Aaaoclatlon. inc.) Ptaaaa indicata any recant records or ehampionahipa. The Richmond Track and Field Club tered the submasters 400 mark in 53.3. Submit photos if available. NO REFUNDS FOR DEFAULT scored every point in the III and IV Results in back pages. • page 16 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

PENN MUTUAL-TAG NATIONAL MASTERS TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS M(§it£o®ini@i[l AUGUST 15,16 Sponioratf bf LOS QATOS. CALIFORNIA Pann Mutual Lifa Iniuranea Company from BOB MARTIN LOS OATOS HIGH SCHOOL tRACK NIka Executive Director Track-Alhiatici Congraai c Lot Qatoa Athlatlc Aaaociatlon SATURDAY. AUGUST 15.1661 4:20 , lOOmfmal 35-39 8:00 2.000m steeple chase over 70 ' 100m final 30-34 Of 154 age marks tor 13K iistea in 8:00 3.000m steeple chese San Jose City College 4:25 meters to 100 miles, and for 13 road 8:00 5.000m walk FIELD EVENTS: SATURDAY. AUGUST 15 the 1981 edition of "Running Records 8:45 10.000m run ^ 50 & over & women- running events from lOK to 100 6:00 hammer San Josa City Collage 10:00 10.000m run 30-49 pole vault 10:55 400m prelims 30-34 By Age," more" than half were set in miles. • 0:00 30-44 11:00 400m prelims 35-39 1:00 45-up 400m prelims 40-44 1980. Marks were set by residents by 11:05 1-4 ahot put 11:10 400m prelims 45-49 1-4 longjump 11:15 400m prelims 50-54 runners of 30 states, led by California, 11:20 400m relay women 11:25 400m relay 30-34.35-39 SUNDAY, AUGUST IS Oregon and New York. The Cascade- 11:30 400m relay 40-44,45-49 11:35 400m relay 50-54. 55-59 8:00 i.OOOm fun - 50-f women Run-Off produced 25 of the 85 new 11:40 400m relay 60-64, 65-69. etc. 8:30 5.000m run 3(M9 12:00 60Cm final women. 70-74, 75-79.80 9:00 200m prelim 55-59 15K marks in 1980. The GasparUIa 12:05 800m final 65-69 9:05 200m prelim 50-54 12:10 800m final 60-64 9:10 200m prelim 45-49 Distance Classic and National Masters 12:15 600m final 55-59 9;15 200m prelim 40-44 12:20 BOOm final 50-54 9:20 200m preUm 35-39 15K Championships in Washington 12:25 800m final 45-49 9:25 200m prehrr' 30-34 12:30 eOOm final 40-44 9:45 400m1.H. 70 + each produced eight new age marks. 12:35 BOOm final *35-39 9:50 400m I.H. 65-69. eO-«4 12:40 800m final 30-34 9:55 400m I.H. 55-59 10:00 400ml.H. 50-54 "Running Records by Age, 1981" is LUNCH FOR OFFICIALS 10:05 400m I.H. 45-49 10:10 400m I.H. 40-44 available for S4.95 frotmi NMJC, Box 1:10 100m prelim woman 10:15 400m I.H. 35-39 1:15 100m prelim 60-64.65-69 10:20 400m I.H. 30-34 42888,.Tucson AZ. 85133. W. sBows age 1:20 100m prelim / 55-59 10:35 200m final women 1:25 100m preiim 50-54 10:40 200m final 70 + records for 15 track events from ino 1:30 100m prelim 45-49 10:45 200m final 65-69 1:35 100m prelim 40-44 10:50 ' 200m final 60-64 1:40 100m preiim 35-39 10:55 2O0m final 55-59 1:45 100m prelim 30-34 11:00 200m final 50-54 1:55 100m hurdles women 30-40 11:05 200m final 45-49 1:55 80m hurdles women 40 + tfEW U.S. AGE-DIVISION ROAD RECORDS OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY NRDC IN PAST MONTH 11:10 200m final 40-44 2:00 BOm hurdles 70 + 11:15 200m final .35-39 2:05 100m hurdles 65-69 11:20 200m final 30-34 ' 2:10 100m hurdles 60-64 Oist Age Birth- 11:30 1500m final women 2:15 110m hurdles 55-59 11:40 1500m final 70 + ance Oiv. Time Name date Residence St 2:20 110m hurdles 50-54 11:50 1500m final 65-69 2.25 110m hurdles 45-49 12:00 ISOOm final 60-64 2:30 110m hurdles 40-44 12:10 1500m final 55-59 2:35 110m hurdles 35-39 NONE 12:20 ISOOm final 50-54 2:40 11Cm hurdles 30-34 12:30 1500m final 45^9 2:40 i 110m hurdles Elite' 12:40 1500m final 40-44 2:45 400m final women 12:50 1500m final 35-39 2:50 400m final 70 + 1:00 1500m final 30-34 2:55 400m final 65-69 PENDING U.s: AGE-DIVISION ROAD RECORDS REPORTED TO NMH IN PAST MONTH 3:00 4O0m final 60-64 LUNCH FOR OFFICIALS 3:05 400m final 55-59 3:10 400m final 50-54 1:30 1600m relays Dist Age Race Old 2:00 pentathalon 3:15 400m final 45-49 ance Div. Time Name Residence St Daj^ Record Held by 3:20 400m final 40-44 FIELD EVENTS: SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 3:25 400m final 35-39 3:30 400m final 30-34 9:00 Discus lOK M40 31:03 Tom Larls CA 3-22 31:31 Tom Laris 9:00 High Jump — North pit — Women and 60+ Men 3:40 lOOmfinal women TDK M50 33:21 Ulrich Kaempf CA 3-22 High Jump — South pit — Men 30 - 59 33:51 Joe Bums 3:45 IMm final 70 + " 11:00-2:00 Javelin lOK W6C 47:26 Kay Atkinson CA 2- 1 49:25 3:50 100m final 65-69 Kay Atkinson 11:00-2:00 Triple Jump 3:55 100m final 60-64 lOK W55 41:26 Helen Dick Los Angeles CA 2-15 41:54 Mary Storey 4:00 100m final 55-59 yia. M56 1:15:04 Jim O'Nefl San Diego CA 3- 7 1:15:25 Ed Almeida 4:05 IXm final 50-54 I OK W55 40:44 Margaret Miller Los Angeles CA 2- 2 49:26 Mary Storey 4:10 100m final 45-49 4:15 100m final 40-44 'Elite hurdle event 10 yard spacing 130-39)42". (40-49)39", (50-59)36". 'T I WAVA By-Laws, Heights and Standards BERRY TRAVEL SERVICE I 985 Universiiv Awenje • Suiie i d Men Shot Discus Htmmer Javelin Los Gatos. Catdomia 9503o i Ph«n«: 40«.365-0af5 40 7.26 2.00 7.26 800 I 50 5.50 1.50 7.26 800 4 60 4.00 1.00 6.00 600 i 70 + 4.00 1.00 4.00 600 Application for lodging, please circle dates required. i Women Shot Discus Hammer Javelin 1. Western Regional Masters 2. National Masters I Arrive June 19th,out Slst. Arrive August 14th,out 16th 35 4.00 1.00 600 I 40 4.00 1.00 600 Available hotels. Please note-all hotels listed with the exception 50 3.00 1.00 400 of the Hacienda are within easy walking distance of the track. I 60 3.00 1.00 400 The Hacienda is about ^ milefaway. 70 + 3.00 1.00 400 I 1. Los Gatos Lodge. June rate $40.47, August $46.36 I 2. Los Gatos Motor Inn, $40.47. f Hurdles: a B distance to first hurdle ~ ' i 3. Los Gatos Garden Inn, $42.6o to $49.00. b * distance between hurdtee I c dlitance from lest hurdle to the finish Addition hotels available for August events ^ 4. Los Gatos Village Inn, $38.00 i 5. Ha.cienda Inn. from $36.00 to $50.00 Men Hsight I b e I All rates are per room per night. 40 110 meters 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 I 50 110 meters 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 60 too meters B4.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 Please indicate your choice of hotel 1 I 70 + 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles) 2 3 Other. I

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35 100 meters 76.2 13.00 e.s 10.50 Address zip I 40 + 80 meters 76.2 12.00 e.o 12.00 (8 hurdles) Home phone.. Work phone I Elite Hurdles, 110m — 10 yards spacing (same as submasters) Will you need a car.... (There is little or no public I (30-39) 42", (40-49) 39", (50-59) 36", 5 year age groups. transportation between San Jose airport and Los Gatos.) I Would you like this agency to arrange air transportation?.. I STEEPLECHASE If, so please give name of your nearest major airport I The steeplechase shall be run at 3000 meters for all age groups except those over 70. for which the distance will be 2000 meters. In order to reserve a room we need full prepayment sent to I Berry Travel Service at the above address. If you have ariy questions I please give us a call. I WAIVER: If you aure making your own travel arrangements, please give In consideration of your accepting my entry. I, intending to be legally bound, do hereby for myself, flight arrival time I my heirs, executors end edministrators. waive and release forever, any and all rights, claims or damages I may accrue against Los Gatos Athletic Association. TACTPaciflc Association. Los I Gatos High School, Penn Mutual Life and Nike and all sponsors of this race, their successors, representatives and assigns, for any and all Injuries suffered by me while traveling to and from, I and while participating in the Penp Mutual. TAC National Masters Track & Field Championships held August 15 end 16.1961. at Los Gatos High School. Los Gatos, California. I

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that is, except hammer throwers, who, years, NO pentathlon competition has is quickly and easily applied. If can be Debate On WAVA because U.S.C. does not have a ham been conducted on the West Coast and worked out for scoring running and Standards mer area on or near its track, must I assume that none is planned for the jumping events as well. It has been travel to Long Beach State, at least 40 future. Meet directors such as Hilliard checked out by two engineers in WEIGHTS miles away, to compete, then return to Sumner and Bruce Springbett: please Masters Track who pronounce it O.K. by GERALD WOJCIK, Granada S.C. for other events. Can anyone even note this omission and consider some There is still confusion and some Hills, Calif. imagine sprinters driving 40 miles to corrective active in the future. disagreement over what weight im Long Beach for the 100, then driving plements should be thrown by men WEIGHT PENTATHLON SCOR That the National Masters Newslet back for other events without a fuss? over 50 in weight pentathlons. The of ING ter has been criticized for not devoting And I'm glad that Los Gatos has been ficial weights have been changed a by PHIL PARTRIDGE, Boynton more attention to field events, par chosen as the site for the nationals number of times. And different areas Beach, Fla. ticularly the throws, should come as no because, although L.A. would have use different weights. The World Veterans (WAVA) Scor surprise since the NMN reflects the been convenient, this gives me an ex A committee of top throwing men is ing is not satisfactory for Weight Pen general attitude of the masters track cuse to visit Northern California. And, proposed to study the problem and and field movement leadership toward you're right, the facility at Los Gatos is tathlons. make recommendations to the field events. This is shown in the recent a showpiece, with one exception. You Typical is the 1979 North American Athletics Congress. Weight Pentathlon: adoption by WAVA of the 7.26 k. guessed it! There's no hammer area at MULTI EVENTS Los Gatos High. Well, actually that's -It had no scoring system for sub- hammer for ages 50-59 andd the 6 k. by RODNEY CHARNOCK, Norfolk, not completely true. There was one for masters. hammer for ages 60-69. To make a 59 England year-old throw a 16 lb. • hammer the 1978 Western Regionals, a -In the 40-44 age group, every con The letter from Jack Karbens of makeshift site on a practice field of testant lost points under WAVA scor borders on brutality, and a 69 year-old Hawaii raises a number of points made throw a 13+ lb. hammer is criminal. some sort, until Stew Thomson threw a ing compared to Olympiad lAAF. by multi-event athletes in other coun hammer into a condo tennis court ad -In the 45-49 group, the lowest The behemoths, of course, will be hap tries. Therefore, I feel it may be of in py, but why reduce the effectiveness of joining the field. Since then, the ham scorer lost 81 points. The winner col terest to NMN readers to describe a mer has not been contested at Los lected 623 additional points above, all 160-pound competitors in favor of project to encourage the development two or three people who are more con Gatos meets, I believe; the 35 lb. what lAAF scoring would have given of masters multi-events worldwide. cerned with age-group records than in weight is substituted instead. In addi him. c common sense? Why did our represen tion, the throwing ring in 1978 was on -In the 50-54 division, the low man The objective of the project is to tatives acquiesce so readily to the Euro a portable, raised wooden platform lost 280 points, the high man gained develop competitions and incentives; pean weights without a fight? What with a no-skid surface. Something will 104, to starrdarize events and scoring tables; else? Ignorance or a lack of informa; have to be done about that; otherwise, It's this Robin Hood-in-reverse and to compile world all-time rankings tion because they are more concerned I would advise eastern throwers to aspect that is the worst feature of the for each age group in the pentathlon with politics and track, not field. Why practice on a sandpaper covered, WAVA scoring system. It steals from and decathlon. The USA coordinator didn't they increase the weights for the wooden pallet before they come out the poor who need encouragement and of the project is Ed Oleata. shot and discus for the same age West. Or, perhaps we can fly to Long gives to the rich who have enough. It is 1. Masters multi-events competi groups? And increase the hurdle Beach State. All of this so that I can badly out of balance and time consum tions: ^ heights while they were at it? Or does throw a 16 lb. bowling ball for nine ing to apply. The Pentathlon is well established that come in 1983? Why make conces more years. I don't mean to carp and Fortunately, we have a new scoring and is staged at the World Games, sions for the ravages of age for 70 + snivel, but it should be quite clear that system that overcomes the above pro European Championships, and at steeplechasers? Let's make it tough for throwers Have to put up with condi blems, including different weight im many national and regional meets. But everybody. tions that many master athletes would plements thrown in different meets. It the Decathlon needs further develop- How many 6 k. hammers are rebel at because meet directors don't available in the U.S. as compared to 12 give a damn, or perhaps more accur - WAVA INTERNATIONAL WEIGHTS AND STANDARDS ately, just don't know anv better. lb. hammers? We'll have to import (p-n metric and English measurement) them or have our 12 lb. hammers re- PENTATHLON SCORING bored and made heavier. An un by EDWARD MARTIN, Orange, KEN necessary expense and a pain in the Shot DKcu* Jarclln MEM SHOT VJSCUS HAMMER neck. However, despite those things, Calif. 1 enjoyed Jack Karbens' letter in the 40 7.26 2.00 7.26 SOO 40 164 4.44 )i* I could have accepted the 6 k. for 50 5.50 1.50 7.26 BOO SO 12* 3.3* 16* March issue. My confusion is increased 60 4.00 1.00 600 60 l.gn 2.2* 73.2* 50-59, but I'll never understand the 16 6.00 each time results are published for the 70+ 4.00 1.00 4.00 600 70* S.S» 2.2* <.«* lb. for that age-group. The represen pentathlon in NMN. The scorirtg is WOKEN tatives must have been drunk with vic even more mysterious when I try to 35 4.00 1.00 600 40 4.00 1.00 600 tory or power or from something else u convert performances into the lAAF 50 3.00 1.00 400 to be unaware of this. scoring system. 60 3.00 1.00 400 Any veteran athlete who thinks that 70+ 3.00 1.00 400

what the masters movement is all about The value and utlility of the WAVA Burdlas ••dlitancc to flrat hurdfte is anything but playing games is sadly system has to be questionable at best, b»dlstance between hurdles C'dlstance from last hurdle to the finish deluded. So, why take the fun out of since the Masters Age records for both it? The WAVA Executive Committee the Pentathlon and Decathlon are KEN hci9ht a b c can "play all the games" it wants, but 40 110 neters 99.6 13.72 8.7 17.98 maintained under the lAAF scoring 50 110 aeters 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 it should not prevent us from playing sysfem, and since the WAVA distorts 60 100 meters 84.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 70 + 80 seters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurdles) ours. the value of the running and jumping WOMEN Therefore, I am urging all U.S. meet events. ss 100 meters 76.2 13.00 8.5 10.50 directors and organizers'with any sense The WAVA distortion is even 40+ 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 12.00 (8 hurldes)

to disregard the WAVA hammer stan greater due to the fact that Masters STEEPUCHASE dards and to retain these standards: the performances in the weight events do The steeplechase shall be run at 3000 sieters for ftll a^e groups 16 lb. up to 50; the 12 lb. to 60; and the NOT decline as rapidly with age as do except those over 70, for which the distance will be 2000 aeters. 8 lb. to whatever. Throwers concerned speed efforts.'We should stay with the with world age-group records with the lAAF system, and thus retain an ab- . MEW HUlWLES: HeAjfkt (a) lb) (cl 28' - 6" 58' - 774" WAVA weights can try for them solute standard of comparison which is 40 I ton 45' 64' - 704' before, during, or after the competi accepted in the international track and 50 lion 56" +5' 27' - lOi" 34' tion, a practice common to masters field community. 60 toon 33" 42'-7" 27' - 701" - Si" 39.-4" 39' - 54" track and field meets. As-lo the future of the Pentathlon, 1 70* so M 30" 26' - 2^/4" A glance at the meet schedule for the do not understand why masters meet UCMEW'S HURDLES: 42.-7" - tor 34' - 54" .West exacerbates the hammer situa directors do not consider including a 5S toon 30" 27' 391-4" 25' - 25/4" 39' - 44" tion. Competitors in any meet held at pentathlon competition as a normal •s 40 so M 30" U.S.C. do use a fine facility. Everyone, event on the schedule. In the last two May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 19 ment. There has been a lack of details of any recommenda up the distance between decathlon? .and, if so, won't Two 1981 West Coast pen standardization, particularly tion to NMN. hurdles for the 60-year-olds, I this effect scores, especially if tathlons are scheduled: at the with the hurdles, and relatively Please use the latest (1980) predict some bad spills and a world record should occur? Western Regionals and at the few competitions have been WAVA scoring tables for your serious injuries will occur this What about the new distance Nationals, both hosted by staged. meetings. Some confusion has season if directors use the of 100-meters, instead oT 110? Bruce Springbett. The objective is for Masters arisen by the use of outdated WAVA rules. 1 vote for restoring the stan- National Masters T&F multi-event athletes to enjoy a tables. When they shortened the 'lard men'* hurdle distances of Chairman Jim Weed urges the range of events in the same Please send full results, in spacing between hurdles in 15 yards to the first hurdle and use of all WAVA standards manner as the distance and cluding ALL INDIVIDUAL Hannover, I sihacked the sixth 10 yards between. The men this year, but has added an road runners, e.g. 1) Pen event performances, to the hurdle but good and lost a should adjust to the distances, "elite" hurdle race (with the tathlon; 2) Decathlon; 3) National Masters Newsletter gold medal. In New Zealand, not adjust the distances to the 10-yard spacings) at the Weight Pentathlon; 4) Short and to the address below. we were surprised to find the men. It's been successful for Western Regionals and Na Decathlon; 5) Fitness for Life 3. World all-time rankings. hurdles height at 33" instead umpteen years. Why mess up a tionals. The Eastern Competitions. (The latter two In order to provide addi of 30" as stated by NMN on good thing? Regionals, however, will use events were recently introduc tional incentives for multi- two separate occasions. the old 1980 U.S. standards ed by Dave Thoreson.) event athletes, I am compiling What started out as a close (e.g. 30"for the 60-69's, 12lb. (Clearly, the above com 2. Point Scoring Systems world all-time ranking lists for and thrilling race almost turn shotfor 50-59's, etc. See entry ments reflect problems that The WAVA scoring tables each age group in the Pen ed into disaster when Burl Gist blanks for those meets in this are not quickly going to go for masters are excellent and tathlon and Decathlon. These smashed into the 7th hurdle issue.) So we still have a way away. WAVA rep Bob Fine are more effective than the lists will be compiled using and almost went down. It was to go before uniformstandards and WA VA Technical Chair lAAF tables. However, a pro BOTH the lAAF and WAVA even a worse mistake to are adopted. —Ed.)n man Ian Hume have been in blem does exist as mentioned (1980) point systems. Thus, we change the distance to the first vited to reply. We hope to by Karbens, in that perfor need details Of each perfor hurdle. have their comments next mances in the throwing events mance in individual events. The only positive move month. receive significantly lower Please send details of your coming out of this mess is the NMN cyrectly printed on points than equivalent perfor scores and any comments advance publication of the mances in other events. regarding masters multi-events at least 3 occasions in hurdle measurements to be us September and October that This makes comparisons to: Rodney Charnock, ed at the next World Games in the 110-meter hurdle height between individual event September Cottage, Stanhoe 1983. scores misleading, but does Road, Docking, King's Lynn, for the 60-69 group would be In trying to conform to the NOT significantly influence Norfolk, England.• 33" in Christchurch. shortened distance to the 1st the overall result. Still, it is not hurdle, I've already taken two an ideal situation, and we are HURDLES bad spills causing a severe in waitifig for Ian Hume's com North American Indoor Championships jury to my left ankle and put ments. We are also looking in by BOB HUNT , Anaheim, ting me out of commission in continuedfrom page I to hundreds of scores to arrive Calif. definitely. at a balanced conclusion Now that WAVA has com wears them out—these people ran and jumped like maniacs before making a recommenda pletely loused up the distance Do WAVA hurdle heights for two solid days. Ron Fox, ubiquitous clerk of course, an tion to WAVA. We will send to the first hurdle and messed and distances also apply to the nounced early it was going to be a good one. Upon arriving at the sparkling new Forest View complex, he asked if anyone had seen Wendy Miller. Fox claims there was no response and Professionally produced sports finally someone said, "I dont even know her." enrertoinmenr or its best. The Canadians clearly dominated the meet with an awesome array of talent and pulchritude. Ian Hume: Age 69 Serving as both a warmup and simply for laughs, this lanky ex-everything jumped on a greyhound bus and dead headed HONOLULU MARATHON '60 22 hours from up somewhere to Chicago for the meet. For tunately, Hume arrived in Chicago at 6:00 a.m. Friday morn ing with nothing to do. The meet organizers quickly put him HOME VIDEOTAPE in charge ofthe running, throwing and jumping events. There was a minor riff later in the meet but meet director Wendell Miller made light of the incident, "I don't mind saying," said Miller, "I was plenty browned off when I caught the guy try ing to enter events himself. I'd put him in charge of the meet Formot: n BETAII • VHS and expected a total commitment." It all seemed to work out TV stondord: • NTSC • PAL in the end and Ian provided quality as both a volunteer and a contestant. $39.95 Posroge and hondling included $. Ivy Granstrom: Age 69 Ivy stole the show, no doubt about it. Blind since birth but Hawaii residents add 4% sales rax S. competing thru her close friend Paul Hoeberger in several events, this gal overwhelmed us all. Running well and charm Taral amount ing everyone who came near her. Ivy also got off the best line • ChecK to Marathon Video enclosed. of the meet when she was overheard saying to Paul Hoeberger, "Tell me before they take anymore pictures so 1 • Mastercard • Visa can get my warmup pants off—my legs are the best part of my Expiration dote Account# figure." Ivy, take it from an old lecher, John Dick, (4A) you have a great figure, period. Signature ^; Charlie Polhamus: Age 37 Nome ' : All the way from Fitzgerald, Georgia to the big town with more bounce to the ounce than Dolly Parton. Charlie went Address 15-6 Vi and over 15 by a foot. One good try at 15-10 but City .5tate/Zip_ Country. Charlie assured everyone, "Don't worry, I'll git it." At 15-6 , Vi Charlie said, "Wendy boy, why don't you all git on that Moll to: Marathon Video KGMD-TV PA and let the folks know what '01 Charlie Polhamus is up P.O. Box 300 Honolulu, HI 96609 to". You'll hear more from this rocket soon—good going Charlie! continued onpage 21 Ml* page 20 National Masters Newsletter May 1981 L >¥¥»¥»¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ isatrr ST AiBorv iiZil/so 16Bth ST Amorv 1/9/81 168th ST Arzprv 1/16/81 Age Hame Club Hark Age Nane Club Hark Age Name Club Mark 1 Hits Bun 300 Yards SQO Yards TRACK & FiEU) 30+ P. Bausbacher NYH 5:29 30t R. jRckjson HYP 35,5 40+ E, Sroall MYR 1:06.5 30+ J. Blainch UN 5:50 40+ E. Small NYP 35.5 40+ R. Rizzo N¥M 1:07.0 RESULTS 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 6:03 30+ N, Watson NYP 36.5 40+ C. Pauling HTH 1:07.1 Pratt "Institute 40+ A. Budd NYH 37.3 40+ H. Bohigian NTH 1:08.5 Please send masters race results.to NatlontfMasters Newsletter. 51)0'; Pyt 16 lbs. 40+ R. Bames NYP 37.9 30+ D. Schaieltze^HTP 1:08.8 P.O. Box 2372. Van Nuys, CA 91404. Please include date, distance 30+ R. Dunphy SAC 38*8" 30+ R. Bassett UN 40.7 30+ P. Jayson WS 1:09.1 and city. 30+ D. Schroeltzer AC 38'0" 50+ J. Kelley SAC 42.7 30+ Jefferson 1:16.7 40+ R. Deere NYM 40'3" 50+ R. Valentine NYP 47.1 1000 Yards 50+ T. Brooks NYP 30*4" 40+ T. Talbott NYM 47.4 40+ S. Howard CP 2:32 '¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 3000 Meters ^0 YMd HH 30+ G. Devlin tKP 2:43 RESULTS OF" THE 1980-1981 INDOOR DEVELOPMENTAL MEETS IN NEW YORK CITY 40+ J. Slater PP 12:24 30+ I. Black AC 9.6 30+ Wright 2:43.5 50+ G. Jaffe UN 30+ M. DeJesus NYH 10.5 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 2: 49 168th ST. Armory 12/12/80 Pratt Institute 12/27/80 600 Yards 50+ A. Cohen HYH 3:03.4 Manhattan College 1/3/81 Age Name Club Mark Club Mark Age Name Cltib Mark 40+ G. Shane HYP 1:20.0 1 Mile Run 60 Yards 70 Yard HH 60 Yards 40+ K. Baker NYM 1:21.0 40+ S. Howard CP 4:52 30+ N. Watson NYP 6.9 30+ R. Jackson NYP 7.0 30+ I. Black AC 9.5 H0+ R. Heaver NYM 7.1 ^;0+ M. O'Neal nVp 1:24,0 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 5:04 40+ R. Deere NYM 6.96 30+ N. Watson NYP 7.0 30+ D. Schneltzer RTF 9.6 i«0+ H. Bohigian NYM 7.3 <*0+ C. Pauling NYM 1:25.6 30+ R. Lowe CP 5:05 . 30+ R. Pendelton NYP 7.1 30+ T. Bryant NYP 7.1 60 Yards 300 Meters 30+ P. Jayson WS 1:26.0 30+ P. Ba'uebacherNYH 5:22.3 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 7.1 30+ I. Black AC 7.1 40+ L. Riddick NYM 7.1 10+ E. Small NYP 40.2 40+ T. Talbott NYM 1:38.8 40+ R. Fine NyM 5:27 50+ R. Valentine NYP 7.2 40+ R. Deere NYM 6.9 - 40+ R. Weaver KYM 7.1 10+ M. O'Neal NYP 42.0 1 Mile Run 30+ L. Graller HTM 5:39 40+ C. Pauling NYM 7.5 40+ R. Weaver NYM 7.2 40+ R. Deere NYM 7.3 50+ R. Valentine NYP 42.2 40+ S. Howard PP 4:51.3 40+ J. Slater PP 6:34 - 309 40+ C. Pauling NYM 7.4 30+ R. Pendelton NYP 7.3 40+ C. Pauling NYM 42.2 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 4:56.9 3 Mile Run 30+ N. Watson NYP 39.6 40+ T. Talbott NYM 8.1 40+ E. Gil NYP 7.6 *0+ H. Bohigian NYM 42.4 30+ P. Bausbacher HYM 5:42 30+ H. Sweeny WS 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 41.3 300 Yards 40+ T. Talbott NYM 8.0 50+ J. Kelly SAC 46.0 30+ L. Greller NYM 5:57 30+ R. Izjwe CP 15:48.6 BOO Meters 30+ N« Watson NYP 35.5 50+ G. Kelly SAC 8.x 600 Meters 50+ A. Cohen NYH 5:57 40+ S. Howard CP 16:09 40+ S. Howard CP 2:11 40+ E; Small NYP 35.6 220 Yards 40+ E. Small NYP 1:33.8 40+ J. Slater BE 6i34 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 16:24 40+ C. Pauling NYM 2:13 30+ T. Bryant NYP 36.3 30+ D. Schroeltzer NYP25.9 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 1:36.9 2 Mile Run 30+ M. Prince UK 18:24 40+ H. Bohigian NYH 2:22 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 36.7 30+ I. Black AC 26.2 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 1:40.0 40+ S. Howard CP 10:21.4 50+ S. Kessler OH 20:11 30+W S.Pashkin MFK 2:31 30+ D. SchmeltzerNYP 37.0 50+ R. Valentine NYP 26.5 1500 Meters 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 10:29.C 1500 Meters 1 Mile Walk 40+ D. Pratt PM 38.1 50+ N. Giaquinto NYM 26.6 30+ B. Kivlan WS 4:04.0 30+ R. Bassett NST 10:41.C 30+ B. Kivlan WS 4:05;8 50+ M. Lentzer NYM 10:43 50+ G. Kelly SAC 41.2 40+ R. Barnes NYP 27.0 40+ S. Howard CP 4:33.2 40+ L. Stem PP 10:45.C 40+ L. Stern PP 4:43 70 Yards HB 50+ J. Kelly SAC 46.3 40+ A. Gaton NYP 27.0 40+ H. Willis NYP 4:44.2 30+ P. Bausbacher HYM 11:38 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 4:52 30+ 1. Black AC He 1000 Yards 40+ C. Pauling NYM 27.8 40+ J. Aneshansley UN 4:48,6 40+ B. Peck UN 11:39 3000 Meters 30+ D. ScliroeltzerfnfP tirteS _ 30+ R. Jackson NYP 2:30. 60+ J. Manno NJH 28.5 1 Mile Run •40+ T. Talbott NYM 12:23 40+ L. Stern PP 9:47 30+ t. Judd NYM A+Aiteiifct 30+ L. Seltzer WS 2:33. 50+ G. Kelly SAC 29.3 j^40+ L. Stern PP 4:57.4 Hiah Jumo 50+ V. Chiappetta MA 9:54 40+ C. Pauling NYM 2:34 4^+ T. Talbott NYM 29.6 40+ R. Rizzo NYM 4:58.0 30+ I. Black AC 5'2- 40+ J. Fillis MA 11:09 4 a 220 Relav np.g 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 2:40 50+ D. Marketson UN 32.5 5000 Meters 30+ M. DeJesus HYM 4'8" 40+ J. Slater PP 12: 50 1. New Yor)t Pioneer Club 30+ P. Jayson WS 2:41 300 Yards 30+ fi. O'Reilly PP 16:14 168th ST Armory 1/16/81 (W. Overby, R. Robinson, H. 40+ T. Talbott NYM T*ncT 50+ R. Valentine NYP 37,5 40+. R. Rizzo NYM 18:03 168th ST Armory 1/9/81 70 Yards Aaes 30- Watson, E. Robinson) 1:37.1 40+ J. Slater PP 40+ C. Pauling NYM 37.7 40+ J. Slater PP 21:00 SO Yards Aaes 30-39 30+ W. Overby NYP 7.9 All suhuatars * 1 Mile Run 60+ J. Manno NJH 41.9 60+ G. Jaffe UN 22:41 30+ W. Overby NYP 5.9 D. Brown 30+ B. Kivlan WS 4:30 500 Yards 16 lb. Shot Put HYP 7.9 D. Brown NYP 6.0 40+ S. Howard CP 4:50 40+ E. Small NYP 1:05.6 30+ R. Dunphy SAC 38'11" N. Watson NYP 8.1 One Mile Relav 30+ N. Watson NYP 6.0 I. Black 1. New York Pioneer Club "A" 30+ E'. O'Reilly PP 4:52 40+ C. Pauling NYM 1:07.1 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 31'2" AC 8.2 R. Jackson NYP 6.1 R. Alexander 30+ K. Lo'^e CP 4:53 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 1:07.6 12 lb. Shot Put NYM 8.3 (R. Johnson, W. Overby, M. R. Alexander NYH 6.2 30+ K. Brown NJ 5:00 30+ B. Jahn UN l:o7.8 •50+ E. Terranova NYM 38'4" 70 Yards Aaes 40- 49 Elser, M. Sherrer) 3:31.7 1. Black AC 6.3 30+ P. BauabacherNYM S\il 50+ R. Valentine P 1:09.1 50+ T. Brooks NYP 34•4'* 40+ L. Riddick NYM 6.1 All subtoasters N. DeJesus NYH 6.6 2. New York Pioneer Club "B* 40+ Wolk IT 5:30 40+ H. Bohigian YM 1:09.4 High Jump-Women R. Weaver NYM 8.1 50 Yards Ages 40+ 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 5:36 600 Yards 30+ M. Beretey NYM 4'6" M. Bamwell NYP 8.2 (D. Brown, G. Devlin, M.O'Hsal 40+ R. Deere NYM 6.1 R. Rizzo E. Snail) 3:43.27 3 Mile Run 40+ C. Pauling NYM 1:24.6 NYM 8.3 40+ R. Weaver NYM 6.2 H. Bohigian First two subaHSters, next twc 40+ S. Howard CP 16:27 30+ T. Bryant NYP 1:25.2 Manhattan College 12/28/80 NYM 8.4 40+ R. Barnes NYP 6.2 40+ R. Clerk NYM 16:47 30+ L. Seltzer WS 1:25.7 3000 Meters 7C Yards Aaes 50-59 are 40+. 40+ M. Bamwell NYP 6.3 50+ G. Kelly SAC 9.1 30+ B. Flrls NJ 16:36 30+ I. Black AC 1:29.2 30+ P. Margolin HS 12:17 TEAM CODES 40+ E. Snail NYP 6.4 A. Cohen 60+ G. Jaffee UN 21:35 40+ T. Talbott NYM 1:35.3 40+ J. Slater ' PP 12:28 NYM 9.2 50+ M. Lentzer NYH 6.7 ij. Kelly SAC 9.2 60+ J. Manno NJM 1:35.8 60+ G. Jaffe UN 13:24 AC =.New York Athletic 40+ T. Talbott NYM 6.8 M. Lentzer tfYM 9.3 168th ST. Armory 12/21/80 880 Yards 2 Mile Walk Club 60 Yards 40+ C. Pauling NYM 2:13.7 30+ R. Salvio SAC 17:30 CNY = Club New York 30+ R, Pendelton* NYP 6.9 40+ H. BohigianNYM 2:24.0 40+ B. Kaufman • IT 19:46 "?69th St. Armory 1/17/81 Pratt Institute 2/7/81 CP = Central Park Track 30+ I. Black AC 7.1 40+ T. Talbott NYM 2:36.7 40+ K. Beely SAC 21:11 Club 50+ T. Brooks NYP 7.3 1 Mile Run High Jump Age Name Club Mark Name Club Mark IT = Island Track Club 50+ J. Kelly SAC 8.2 40+ S. Howard CP 4:45.0 30+* A. Grant CNY 5»7*' AO 55 Meters MA = Millrose AA 220 Yards 40+. L. Stem FP 5:00.8 30+ R. Salvio SAC 5'3" 90 + L. Riddick NYM 6.99 30+ Brown NYP 7.0 MFK = Manhattan Flight 30+ W. Overby NYP 24.9 50+ K. Bro«m NJM 5:06.4 16 lb. Shot Put 90+ M. Bamwell NYP 7.0 30+ PendeltonHYP 7.0 Kings 30+ R. Jackson NYP 25.0 30+ P. BausbacherY 5:24.0 40+ B. McKenna NYM 37*9** 90 + R. Bames NYP 7.0 30 + AlexanderNYM 7.0 NJ = North Jersey Masters 40+ C. Small NYP 25.3 30+W S.Pashkin MFK 6:02.0 30+ M. Massone UN 36'5** 90 + M. O'Neal NYP 7.1 30 + Watson NYP 7.1 HYM(Y) = New York Masters 40+ R. Deere NYM 25.4 30+W P. MargolinWS 6:09.0 1500 Meters-Women 90+ H. Bohigian NYM 7.1 30+ Black AC 7.3 NYP(P) = New York 40+ H. O'Neal NYP 25.6 2 Mile Run 30+ S. Pashkin MFK 5:25 300 Yards 55 Meters Pioneer Club 30+ I. Black AC 26.3 30+ B. O'Reilly PP lOsU 30+ P. Margolin WS 5:37 90+ L. Riddick NYM 39.69 40 + Barnwell NYP 7-0 PP = Prospect Park TC 50+ G. Kelly SAC 28.9 40+ S. Howard CP lo:31 90 + M. O'Neal NYP 36.1 40+ E. Gil NYP 7.2 SAC = Shore AC 50+ J. Kelly SAC 29.7 40+ J, Slater PP 12:09 90+ K. Baker NYM 36.1^ 40 + H. Bohigian NYM 7.3 UN = Unattached 60+ G. Jaffe UN 13:41 90+ H. Bohigian NYM 36.18 50 + T. Brooks NYP 7.5 WS = Warren Street AC i;o+ M. Barnwell NYP 36.6 50+ A. Cohen NYM 7.8 G. Devlin NYP 3j+ 36.6 55 Meter HH 30 + I. Black AC 36.9 30+ D. SchmeltzeiNYP 8.5 90+ R. Barnes NYP 37.0 30+ I. Black. AC 9.5 30+ J. Barber NYM kO.2 400 Meters 40+ E. Small NYP 53.8 l69th St. Armory 1/21/81 30-^ N. Watson NYP 55.8 4 X 220 Relay ^0-49 40+ M. O'Neal NYP 56.3 1. New York Pioneer Club 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 56.3 (E. Small, M.Bamwell, A. 40+ C. Pauling NYM 56.9 Gaton, M. O'Neail) 1:42.7 600 Meters 2. New York Masters 30+ R. Jackson NYP 1:30.2 (R. Deere, H. Bohigian,R. 40+ H. BohigianNYM 1:37.6 Rizzo,L. Riddick) 1:44.4 lOQQ Keterg 40+ S. Howard CP 2:52.1 Sprint Medle-y Relav 40+ 40+ C. Pauling NYM 2:56.2 1. New York Pioneer Club 40+ S. Daniels UN 3:05.4 (E.Small, M. Bamwell, A. 50+ A. Cohen NYM 3:26.6 Gaton, M. O'Neal) 2:20.3 "UP Mile 2. New York Masters 40+ S. Howard CP 5:07 (K. Baker, H. Bohigian, 5000 Meters L.Riddick, R.Rizzo)2:22.1 l+ec, zzo, iic, jt c 1 40+ L. Stem PP 17:14.9 DEADLINE 4 X 44o Relay 40-49 40+ R. Fine NYM 18:28.2 1. New York Masters NMN is written by (R.Rizzo, H. Bohigian, C. 30+ I. Black AC 17:56 masters athletes for Pauling, K. Baker) 3.'^9-8 5 0+ J. Choy NYM 21:04 16 lb. Shot Put. masters athletes. We Manhattan College 1/30/81 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 32'6" need and welcome your Age Name Club Mark 50+ T. Brooks NYP 28' 400 Meter Time Trials 30+ I. Black AC 22'7" reports of meets, races, 40+ K. , Baker NYM 54.18 Sprint Medley Relbiv schedules, photos, com 40+ C. Pauling NYM 55.4? 1. New York Pioneer Club 40+ R. Rizzo NYM 55.90 ments, etc. Deadline for m 40+ L. Riddick NYM 56.20 (E. Small, M. Bamwell, E.,Gil. M, O'Neal) 2:24 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 56.23 editorial material and 40+ B. Krebs. NYM 56.40 j Manhattan College 2/15/81 advertising for the June Age Name Club Mark issue of NMN is May 10. 369th ST. Armory 2/6/81 500 Meters 40+ E. Small NYP 53.84 Send to National Age Name Club Mark 60 YardK 220 Yarrig Masters Newsletter, Mike Davis, 30, New Lenox, III., 1980 National Masters Decathlon 40+ R. Deere NYM 6.9 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 25.6 P.O. Box 2372, Van 40+ R. Barnes NYP 7.0 40+ R. Bames NYP 26.4 Champion. 40+ H. Bohigian NYM 7.1 40+ C. Pauling NYM 26.9 Nuys CA 91404, 40+ C. Pauling NYM 7.4 40+ R. Deere NYM 27-3 May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 21 I

1981 NEW JERSEY TAG INDOOR MILE RELAY 1500 METERS M40 Bob Warren (36") 8.1 (12 Richard Endacott 31-3^ HIGH JUMP MASTERS T&F CHAMPIONSHIPS M30 Shore AC 4:03 Frank Brown " 10.3 lb) Bob Reece 31-0 M40 Dick Hotchkiss 5-8 HIGHTSTOHN. NEW JERSEY H40 Shore AC 4:11 SUB Richard Workman 4:50.9 Erwin Pohlnann 10.9 Frank Brown 31-0 FEBRUARY 15, 1981 M60 No. Jersey Masters 5:11 Galon Ryan 4:54.4 M60 Larry Stunp 4-0 M50 Forrest Doling (33)10.4 HI Lew Faxon 4:25.8 220 50 YARDS Jerry Reichart 10.4 Don Rose, Meet Director 2-HlLE RELAY Fred Schwab 4:36.6 M45 Bruce Springbett 24.3 M30 J McCaskill 32 5.8 M30 Shore AC 9:34 James Hodson 5:19.3 300 YARD H50 Dick Marl in 25.7 M50 ilerry Reichart 42-9 M35 R Crawford 37 6.0 M40 Shore AC 10:33 J.C. Brown 36-41s Mil John Hosner Richard Zumwalt 27.9 M40 R Weaver 42 5.7 5:43.7 M30 Tom Bassett 34.6 H60 Clarence Killion 28.3 Forrest Doling 31-9 M45 N Clark 48 6.2 TEAM RESULTS: Tom Bain 5:53.0 Larry Harvey 37.2 Sam Hoover 30.3 M50 N Anderson 50 6.7 SUBMAStERS MIV C.E. Kline 6:14.6 H65 Harry Koppel 27.8 HIGH JUMP H55 A Frezza 55 7.5 M40 Jim Muxen 38.9 M60 J Hanno 60 6.9 1 Garden State TC 131 H30 Rex Harvey 5-8 5000 METERS W30 Marg Sutter 46.9* 440 M65 H d'Elia 72 7.3 2 Shore AC 109 Bob Rutledge 5-4 SUB Ireland Sloan 15:18.0 H30 P Taylor 36 6.9 3 Amazing Feet TC 16 600 YARD M30 Bob McClennan 55.4 Clifton Jackson 5-2 U40 K Riss 40 7.4 4 Mercer-Bucks RC 9 Richard Workroan17:43.6 M40 Bill Mitchell 56.7 M30 Rex Harvey 1:20.5* M40 Erwin Pohlmann 4-6 5 North Jersey Masters 8 Gaylon Ryan 19:30.9 Bert Botta 61.2 Jim Barker 1:21.0 Richard Endacott 4-4 300 YARDS 6 Twin Rivers TC 6 M45 Bruce Springbett 55.6 MI Lew Faxon 15:54.9 Ray Barrow 1:24.4 Frank Brown 4-4 M30 J McCaskill 32 38.0 7 South Jersey AC 6 Bob Jenkins 16:05.1 M60 Clarence Killion 71.1 37.6 M50 J.C. Brown 5-8 M35 E King 38 Alan Toms 18:54.0 M40 Frank Brown ' 1:34.8* H65 Harry Koppel 72.8 M40 E McCombs 43 36.5 MASTERS Jim Muxen 1:37.8 Forrest Doling 4-8 H45 U Clark 48 40.3 Mil John Hosner 17:53.6 Jerry Reichart 4r6 1 North Jersey Masters 166 Erwin Pohlmann 1:47.1 880 H50 G Kelly 53 41.6 Tom Bain 22:37.0 2 Shore AC 147 HBO Peter Woodward 2:26.0 M60 J Manno 60 44.1 M50 Forrest Doling 1:50.7 LONG JUMP 3 Garden State TC 127 4X400 RELAY .M60 Richard Moore 2:51.7 M65 C Nitkowski 68 46.5 M30 Clifton Jackson EO-Sis W40 K Riss 40 46.7 4 I«rcer-Bucks RC 16 MILE 5 Sneaker Factory TC 12 SUB Tucker, Mebane, MILE Rex Harvey 20-4% Hughes, Clayton 3:39.4 M30 Tim Stanosheck 4:41.9 Regy Green 15-2)s 600 YARDS H30 JO|tfn Coboum 5:06.0 From Ron Salvio Ray Barrow 4:55.7 M30 R Anderson 32 1 22.8 Jim Lewis 5:15.1 M40 Bert Botta 4:48.7 M40 Bob Warren 19-8 Frank Brown 14-14 M35 E King 38 1 30.8 WOMEN M60 Alan Waterman 6:04.3 M40 K Baker 44 1 21.8 M40 Bob Elwood 4:44.7 Erwin Pohlmann 13-10 5TH ANNUAL VIRGINIA ASSOC Richard Moore 6:04.3 H45J Harkrader 45 1 34.0 55 Beverley McCoid 10.3 Lowell Gaither 4:51.2 IATION STATE MASTERS INDOOR M50 J. C. Brown . 17-44* M50 K Brown 53 1 32.0 400 Beverley McCoid 87.5 Ross Greathouse 5:24.8 TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS. 3-HILE Forrest Doling 15-4 M60 J Manno 60 1 45.0 800 Kathy Thomas '2:'38.'1 VMI FIELDHOUSE, MARCH 7. M50 Bob Wilde 6:21.5 Jerry Reichart 12-7 M65 C Witkowski 68 1 15.1 Beverley McCoid 3:24.8 M40 John Swyers 17:23.1 1500 Kathy Thomas 5:12.5 H30 Debby Brehm 7:06.0* W40 Lillian Hoodward21:17.0 SHOT PENTATHLON 1000 YARDS Beverley McCoid 7:06.4 Jessie-Ellen M50 Don Pickett 17:58.9 M30 H Nolan 33 2 26.0 SUB Nick Nichols 12.24 Peggy Vogt 7:29.7 Muxen 8:06.9 M30 Rex Harvey 3503* 6-MILE M35 J Saarmann 38 2 :41.0 • Phil Clayton 10.97 5000 Kathy Thomas 19:38.4 W40 Jean Brennfoerder7:16.7* Regy Green 990 M40 D Gerridge 41 2 •40.0 MI William Wade 11.97 Beverley McCoid27:24.5 M30 James Moore 34:14.0 M40 Frank Brown 1966* M50 K Brown 53 2 :51.-2 2-MILE Louis Bartek 11.22 Melba Moore 27:27.1 M35 Mark Gallo 35:50.0 Erwin Pohlmann 1471 M60 J HcGilvray 61 3 :33.6 M30 Tim Stanosheck 10:09.6* Ed Zini 9.57 Peggy Vogt 27:29.8 Bob Reece 1079 M65 A Newman 65 3 :10.2 Roger Wiegand 11:14.6 JAVELIN W40 A Bing 41 3 :16.0 Mil Charles Erigle 11.03 M50 Forrest Doling 1888* NON-VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION Mark Fuerniss 11:54.5 Norb Weckstein 9.51 H30 Emily Stone 101-10 Jerry Reichart 1478 MILE Spotswood Hall 9.23 SHOT M40 Bob Elwood 10:10.5* M40 Dick Hotchkiss 166-4 Tom Brown 10:53.9 M30 H Nolan 33 4:27 H60 Bob Stone 132-4 *Meet Record MIV Frank Walters 7.58 SUB A1 Neville 12.84 M35 S Huckle 39 • 4:44 MI Carl Klehm 11.96 M50 Bob Wilde 13:40.0 M40 D Gerridge 41 5:17 DISCUS LONG JUMP Michael Valle 11.53 W30 Debby Brehm 15:13.2 NCS MARIN TRACK AND FIELD H45 F Best 45 5:05 WSUB Susan Klehm 6.19 W30 Emily Stone 91-4 MEET, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 14. M50 K Brown 53 5:14 SUB William Meadows 6.21 W40 Jean Brennfoerder M40 Dick Hotchkiss 114-6 M55 A Frezza 55 6:22 Jeffrey Hughes 6.15 LONG JUMP 15:19.5* M60 Bob Stone 141-3 100 YARD M60 J McGilvray 61 6:29 Jim Sherrard 5.75 M65 A Newhan 65 - 5:51 SUB Mike Riddle 6.01 SHOT PUT M40 Bill Mitchell 11.4 MI Ed Zini 4.74 H3D Anderson 32 5:12 MI Rudy Enders 5.58 SHOT M45 Bruce Springbett 10.9 Dil Cook 3.83 M30 Philip Scholl 49-0 W40 A Bing^ AT-,-. Michael Valle 4.28 M50 Dick Marlin 11.1 Mil Bill Cole 4.65 WSUB Susan Klehm 2.00 (12 Lynn Senkbell 47-4>s W30 Emily Stone 38-4 Richard Zumwalt 12.0 lb) Rex Harvey 42-3H MAO Dick Hotchkiss 41-7 2-MILE Jay Wallace 4.18 M60 Clarence Killion- 13.3 Mike Arlington 37-7 M30 Pelletier 36 10:08 Joe Martin 4.18 TRIPLE JUMP H40 Bob Warren 45-8 Sam Hoover 13.4 M35 Stran 37 11:23 MSG Bob Stone 42-5 M65 Harry Koppel 12.0 MIV Sherm^Burho - 3.81 SUB'^-itobin Ficker 11.28 10:47 M40 S Stovall 40 Frank Walters 2.28 MI Rudy Enders 11.55 M45 F BEst 45 10:41 12:43 M50 J Fredrick 50. TRIPLE JUMP HIGH JUMP M55 A Frezza 55 13:47 M60 M Quackenbush 63 12:44 SUB William Meadows 12.97 MI Michael Valle 1.372 M65 A Newhan 65 ' 12:45 Jeffrey Hughes 11.48 WSUB Susan Klehm 1.000 H30 D Straw 37 14:15 Jim Sherrard 10.93 W40 A Bing 41 12:30 POLE VAULT MI Oil Cook 7.70 Mil Bill Cole 9.71 SUB Joe Micheline 3.810 50 YARD HURDLES MIV Sherro Burho 7.04 MI Henry Davenport 3.658 M30 J McCaskill 32 6.8 M35 J Fassette 38 7.1* 55 METERS HIGH JUMP M45 U Clark 48 7.3 SUB Hike Riddle 6.9 William Meadows M50 G Kelly 53 8..7 SUB 1.728 HI Rudy Enders 7.1 North American Michael Wondree 1.676 MILE WALK MI Ed Zini 1.422 55 METER HURDLES Mil Charles Engle Indoor M30 J Fredericks 33 6:55 2.591 MI Rudy Enders 9.5 M35 G Garland 38 9:57 MIV Sherm Burho 2.438 M40 R Kulik 43 7:03 400 METERS Championships M45 C Rooney 49 8:31 55-METERS M50 N Cairns 5.4 11:41 SUB Hike Riddle 52.9 SUB Jeffrey Hughes 6.5 continuedfrom page 19 M55 R Mimm • 56 - v.7:59 Robin Ficker 54.5 William Mebane 6.7 M60 T Dyas 60 • 8:35 HI Rudy Enders 56.3 William Meadows 6.9 M65 T Cash 73 10:47 W30 L Gal ate 35. .11:50 MI Ed Zini 7.4 800 METERS Arnold Tic'Manis: Age 72 but this one hibernating in Rochester, Oil Cook 7.6 HI Jim Deimia 2:08.7 For a change of pace, this world Minnesota of all places, was all over HIGH JUMP Mil Harold Green 7.0 M30 A Zacharka 33 5-10 5000 METERS record holder drove his car over a the place and on top of that, avoided a Bill Cole 7.6 M35 R Bury 38 5-8 Jay Wallacw 7.9 SUB Harry Cross 18:33.0 thousand miles to complete in the serious misunderstanding concerning M40 F lUuzzi 44 4-8 W-MI Evelyn Waltz 23:11.7 M50 E Stern 53 4-14 Mill Milton' Bass 8.3 North American Championships. Ar the restaurant bill by coming up with a M55 J Vislocky 59 4-5, from Joe Martin W30 D Vogler 32 2-84 nold had a great meet and then after hand calculator in her gear bag. 55-METER HURDLES W40 Freemann 43 3-11 convincing Ian Hume he was still fresh Ernie Billups turned human with a SUB William Meadows 8.4 W50 G Cairns 50 2-84 as a daisy, they drove off together for single explanation, "I didn't have it." 39" Bill Willds 9.8 LINCOLN TRACK CLUB INDOOR POLE VAULT MI Ed Zini 8.8 CHAMPIONSHIPS. NEBRASKA the return trip home. Even Ian Count on Ernie to tell it like it is. M30 A Zacharka 33 9-0 36" Oil Cook 11.1 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. couldn't face the project of another 22 H35 J Tindall 38 11-6 MARCH 8, 1981. The weight guys are getting further H40 P Richards 42 13-6 Mil Jay Wa11ace(36") 9.0 hours on "The Grey Dog". out with each passing day. The vyeather Joe Martin (33") 9.6 60 YARD SHOT PUT What a difference a year or two became cooperative so they were out M30 P Corrigan 32 42-3 400 METERS M30 C1 iff Jackson 6.4 makes foui people over 13 feet in the back of the school slinging things M35 J Roberson 39 42-10 Rex Harvey 6.5 SUB John Tucker 53.3 M40 W King 41 34-4 Tom Bassett 6.7 Phil Clayton 53.6 pole vault, I remember the day Fox around for two full days. People got to M45 T Jackson 46 33-7 William Mebane 54.9 M40 Bob Warren 7.0 became confused as he approached the watching them through the windows to M50 E Stern 53 31-2 Jim Muxen 7.6 M55 J Pierson 57 30-6 MI James Hodson 64.1 Erwin Pohlmann 8.3 bar, dropped the pole and dove over at see what they'd grab next. They had a M60 G Langerfeld 62 30-1 Oil Cook 67.8 M65 M d'Elia 72 M50 Jerry Reichart 8.0 3 feet 8 inches. To think we had to give sign-up at one Juncture and started 28-94 Mil Harold Green 60.2 W30 D Vogler 32 19-8 Wayne Almquist 9.7 Bill Cole 61.9 the clown a trophy! tearing a baseball dugout apart. We're HBO G Cairns 50 18-0 Joe Martin 66.0 W30 Marg Sutter 8.2* Phil Mulkey was all-around as usual, ^ definitely going to have to bring these 35 LB. WEIGHT THROW Jessie-Ellen Muxen 9.2 Mill Milton Bass 69r9 M30 J Vogler 32 37-5 Debbie Brehm 9.4 and in a bit of a switch, showed up people back into the mainstream ofour MIV C.E. Kline 72.4 M35 J Roberson 39 31-6^2 with his daughter. Larry Judd meets before something serious hap M45 T Jackson 46 29-2 60 HURDLES 800 METERS H50 S Kalb 53 17-4 M30 Rex Harvey (42") 8.2 represented the New York crowd with pens. M60 G Langerfeld 62 19-8 Mill Milton Bass 2:28.5 Regy Green (39") 15.5 style. Liz McBlain, another Canadian Results next month. • I page 22 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

SECOND ANNUAL'NEW YORK HiIlERS SPORTS ("LUE INDOOR MEEi. HARCH lA, 1981, SUFFREN, NEW YORK D/»BH (Measured S5'vdt>. L'l".) rai le } Penn Mutual TAC Western Regional Masters sorry abjut that 10-.-4 :iOC vJs. C.M 'rj 30-34 l;. King PC io.oa.i Track & Field Championships b5- 6Q W. Uvurby PC 6.30 ' J. Folhtr ML lO.î.a • PP 4i|. j J. McCusklll UN b. U C. oJii/.ilu.. P. Jjsoji UN 11.37.1 1. Black tie AC b.bO ib-yj Los Gatos, California K. Smiiti lie PP b. oO bOO yls. p. Hjusbathor NV I0.3t.0 P. Zuchman UN b.b-i iy-.i-L. June 20, 21,1981 8i .1 35-39 K. Smith PP J. SitiiLh UN 11.07.3 84.3 F. Shabszz PM 0.22 P. Jdysu.i UN L. Miihclu.aO UN a.2b.3 Los Gatos High School Track H, Alu>:andur NV o.bl 3^-39 J. Atkroyd c;s 83.0 R. Tt-si SH u.n9 J, Trjugtut UN a.19.6 • ENTRY FEES • ': K. Teai an 9>.l N. Wi»rlt.. .r,*.: NY a.20.3 40-44 M. barnwull PC 6. 36 $4.00 firit WWII, $4.00 MCli Kidltlon.l wwtt G. Shane PC 81.1 S16 lor rd.ys, $10.00 lor P«itMli.lon K. Barnca PC fa. 64 H. kJbiu UP 10.33.9 E. Gil prj 6.83 M. (I'Nudl PC 82.9 All Inlorm.tlon tupplM in National Inlorm.tlon SIMM appIlM to W..t«n. 5- j'9 b..CunniiighatB UN 7.U L. UrehcC PM 13.10.3 Sam.ordw and lime ol compctlllon » II.imI on National Intormatlon ShMl. 45-49 K. Valentlnt PC 97.0 faO-b^ D. Harris PM 104.7^ a. si?n PM 0 .48 H. Qjjckenbos SH 13.0..0 • faO-b-. ifl-34 ENTRY DEADLINE: JUNE 15, 1061 108,4 E. i'ttrranovcr NY 7.10 J. Sponi»i.llcr PM lilgli lurJIKs 33VJ2'2" C. Kvlly RH 7 . 14 AWARDS: T-Shlrts to ill witrMita, Modal, to fir.l ihraa place*. lOuCi vivtii J. Kully .NV 7 , J J . J. 'M^C. skiU UN 7.bl 11. Coleii • NY /. 7? K. S -Ivio SM 7.62 J. NY 2: 3(L 3 BBQ — $8 per person, Saturday, June 20,1981 n. i.'Hottd Sii 8.01 J. barbbr NY 2: 5<.. b R, Vjlentlne PC 7.07 I. Black AC d.32 Oak Meadow Park — 6:30 P.M. M, Lpiit:'t«r K, riunuiiur GS 2: .n i. > 35-j9 39" Drink. ProvldKl 0. Harris FM 7.m4 *. .'\ckrovd CS 7.62 J. Ackroyd GS 2:4 fa, J 60-64 H. UeJeHus NY b.tf2 K. Flue NV 2:48,2 Saturday, June 20 Sunday,June 21 T. lUe NJ 8.4.2 J. Lebcl - LN 6.66 lO- 65-09 ^>0- y* 3j" A. Cohen NY 3:11,5 POLE VAULT C. Cotudlez PR 7.39 G." Tjylor PM 9.11 STEEPLE CHASE 5.000m RUN JAVELIN 'jO-**' HAMMER SHOT PUT L. Rochbarr NY 7.97 -J. kclly NY 9.12 20Gm PRELIM TRIPLE JUMP J. HubbwrJ HI 3:28.i 5,000 WALK LONG JUMP S. Ad-tma NJ 6.HO (i. Roll. 61 9.20 DISCUS 1600m RELAY 70-/4 10,000 METER 100m PRELIM HIGH JUMP H, Coleii NY 9.26 PENTATHALON 11. Zjchaan NJ 4:05.1 400 PRELIMS 300 yds. b3-*j9 110m HURDLES 400m I.H. 20 K WALK 30-34 - 400 RELAY 110m ELITE HURDLES C. Guhîaier PR 10.27 200m FINALS W. Ovt-rby PC 33.8 1 Mi lo Kut; 800 FINAL 400m FINALS 1500m FINAL 100m FINALS. K. Smith PP 34 .0 2 ciilw Will I. U. Bivwi) PC 35.3 J. Qu.iUorcr NY 4:35.0 WAVA By-LBws, Heights and Standards 11. Bhima UN 43.5 J. K Ikor IC. 4:38.- 8. Uouglass MR 17.34.1 M. Ciniroii PC 59-- 35-39 K. Htfvlcy SH 21.46.3 35-39 F, Shabazz PM 3^4.1 45-49 Mwi Shot DIku. Hunmar Jmlin N, Udtsun K. Fine LTf 5:13.7 1 PC 35.4 J. Boitano FC 14.33.7 m L. Grcller NT 40.2 i\, I cbafsLy NY 5:15.2 AGE GROUP RECORD 1 40 7.26 2.W 7.26 800 40-44 (section L. Creller NY 5:18.5 B on time) •0- >4 1 50 5.50 1.50 7.26 800 G. ShdiH' PC 35.2 40-.^4 1. Cuaiigai NY 21.45.1 • 60 4.00 1.00 6.00 800 J. Sieith UN 5:17,9 H, Baniwell PC 35.4 5--59 70-f 4.00 1.00 4.00 600 H. O'nedl L. Michelniar UN 5:Xb.O PC 35.4 M. Lentzur NY 21.44.4 • 45-a9 A, Caton PC 3b.3 tO-b'i Womm Shot DImu. H.nitnw Jmalln G. Fold NY 5:08.5 H. Bohlgldn NY 3o.o J. Chiiy 'NT 20.SH.S 1 35 R. Hdmes PC 37.5 R. FJtie NY 5:15.8 4.00 1.00 600 J. Traugott UN 5:24.8 • 40 4.00 1.00 600 45-49 500 vardu 40-44 1 SO 3.00 1.00 400 R. Clarence PC 41.5 N. Worccann NY 5:42.0 £. Sma11 PC 64.0 I 60 3.00 1.00 400 50-54 50- 54 R. Ai::zo NY 65.0 • 70 + 3.00 1.00 400 K. Kubin UP 5:07.9 • G. Kelly SH 42.1 H. Bohiglan NY 66.3 55-59 A. Cohen NY 5:42.0 B« Cunningham UN 77.4 R. V-lentJne PC 37.9 60-64 .J. Sponsellcr PH D. Harris PM 42.3 6:22.9 2 Pile relay Hurdlea: a « dltlance to first hurdle 70-74 0. Harris PM 42.7 30-39 N.Y.Plon«r« 8,48.1 b m atsiancm between hurdles H. Zachoian NJ H. Lentzur HY 42.7 7:34,9 McCoy-L *0 f 1'1c 1a 1• c * distance from leaf hurdle to the finish Ciacron-KIng Mmi Height a b c SECO.'ilJ ANNUAL !«EW VORiC MASIEHS SP>U:S CLUB MLLT. HiRCH J-i, 1981 40 110 meters 96.6 13.72 8.7 37.98 - SO 110 meters 91.4 13.72 8.5 19.78 rel a v ! no I nr«'w 60 100 meters 64.0 13.00 8.5 10.50 r;.Y. Pi .u,;eri 9:29 . 3 70 + 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 . 12.00 (8 liurdles) Sm.i 1 1 - C jt on AC 3 7 CS 35'8 O'.Ncol-Shdne CS 33 NY 31*6 WonMn Height, a b e r;v 30 i viu SH 20'7 lllKh JURID 35 100 meters 33-39 35-39 76.2 13.00 8.5 10.50 10- 11 40 + 80 meters 76.2 12.00 8.0 K. hurv CS 39' 10 \ckroyd CS 32'7 12.00 (8 huntles) A. 7ochorka SII 5' 4 J. Ai'kr.'Vd CS 33 a.: K. Kurnick KB 11'11 1. Bl.uk AC- 5-2 J. Kotcrsun SH 2p'3 Elite Hurdles, 110m —10 yards spacing (same as submasters) J. Vu^ler " GS j'O NY 30.' 4 3-49 (30-39) 42". (40-49) 39". (50-59) 36", 5 year age groups. H. hill mo UN 4' 7 01 sen CM -Î'O .t5-.lo nsen NY 33': r. C..raccnsrn N'J' U'2 K, Pury CS 5't) STEEPLECHASE N, DcJeau. NY 5'2 H. Liijcn NY 28': C. BJti.ick UV J5'b J, Acki-oyd GS 4'9 PM 2.4* I The steeplechase shall be run at 3000 meters for all age groups 4'.-4S 6*^-09 E. H.itii. V l.S 24' P. Soreghy NY 31* 7 except those over 70, for which the distance will be 2000 meters. J. Il. rrlngtun UK a' 10 b j-(i9 J. Hruco At is") L. (ilson 91 4'0 L. CoTi.:jlti;^ PK 27'4 7EAP OFf ENTBY BLAHK AND NETUNN TO n- WOMEN B, Morcom PH + •10 S-lo*: Put e«nn Mutual TACWaaiarn flaetonal Maatara BRUCE SPRING6ETT. Maat Dlnctot J. Vlsl..cky GS 4' 7 Track a FtaM Champtpaahlea P.O. Box 1326. Los Gatoa. California 95030, 406/354-7333 30-34 Chris McKen/ic NV .*9 1'. Cm rig.in SH 41'7 tl-Jsli t.3U BEB BBVBRSB SlOB FOR REQWRBD SM3NATURE. G. (I'lin.olez PR + '3 H. l.'Hitta SH 3p'1 300 -.7.0 (U»f) i;. ilu.-pi-.. S-l »''3 Limp. Jumo CS J7' 1 •\nn Ci ruinUk NV 46 30- 14 6. Hug .n UN 33'10 dash fc.50 (Numbar S Sfraat) B. Sikorsky. SC Ib'l Skr.r.sky SG :m • 7 shot 47'4,5 I. block AC lE'b..5 D. Schnn. IL or PC. 36'10 Ag« as ol August IS. 1981 IC/ry) (SW9) J. \'oj: 1e r CS lO'B (Zifi) 33.39 C^nevfeve Vlslockv Gs 56 35-.)') Evanta Enterad R. Kuri.ik NP 4319 aluk. 1 7' 7 J, Atkr,.yd GS lo"7 3. KoSw'-.i-in SH 41: - 10 R. Alexonder NV Ib'a Currant Timas . Circle one; MALE FEMALE J. AtkrvvJ CS j:-' 10 R. Tisi CI.UB CtÔF.S SH 15'9,.5 •40-4.4 Club Affiliation . BBO • 40-J.O GS • Garden State 3. GoJJaicin I NY 39'3.3 B. Cunjilngham UN 17'9 Cll - (noen Mountain Amount Enclosed _ R. Deuro UN 37' 7.5- E. Gil PC 17'4 PC - N.Y .Piotteors H. tU K'.'i.ii i itll4') .NY 3D'il (Make ct>eck8payable to LosGatosAthletic Aaaocmtion. Inc.) Please indicate any recent records or cftamplonsbtos 43-49 PM =» Philadelphia Midlers NO REFUNDS FOR DEFAULT Submit photos il available. J. "Siiol 1 P.M IB'O P? • PhilaJelphid Pinneera .. Olson CM •41'j P. Corotonsen ;iv 16'4. 5 PP -• Piurtn Ricun P. Lnrh' ^njien NY 34-9 L. Olson GM NB » New Britain Irock Cl-ub 13'6. 5 30- 50-34 NY = New York Mattors E. Torr.niovu NY 39'b - E. Terranova NY lo'b NJ » N:«rih Jersey Masters WAIVER: H, C.)l«r. NY 29'3 H. Colon 14'1 .-.C « Now York AthUtU Clut NY 33-39 ' In consideration of your accepting my entry. I. intending to be legally bound, do hereby for myaelf. C, Taylor PM 13'b J. Vislocky 'gs <:9'2 SC » Sleeping Giant my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release forever, any and alt rights claims or 55-59 FC = .Pairfiold County Striders damages I may accrue agamst Los Gatos Athletic Association. TAC. Pacific Association, los M. Lent-kier NY 2 " 5 Gatos High School. Penn Mutual Life anc+Jike and all sponsors of this race their successors 0. Harris PM 15' 7. 5 bO-OM SH » SSiOL'c AtlileLie Club representatives and assigns, for any and all miunes suffered by me while traveling to and from, H. Morcom PH 14'8, UN « L.,a L t a« h."i and while participating m the Penn Mutual. TAC Western Regional Masters Track & Field Cham 5 C. LaLt 1' l« LV JTTs ao-64 pionships held June 20 and 21. t96t, at Los Gatos High School. Los Gatos. Cai'torma. p..-69 T. lllb NJ 13' frora Bob Fine P. Soreghy NY 3i'2.5 05-69 .Signature G. Cou/.jlez PR ;u'0 G, Goncalez PR 14' May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 23 J MASTERS SPORTS ASSOC. X981 IKOOOR TRACK S FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, MARCH 29, 1981, WEST POINT, N.Y.

50 v'd, dash 30-39 600 vJ. run TWO MILE WALK fRIFLE Jn-Jp" , 40-44 600 yards Trial he-It 1 J 30-39 30-34 30-34 C. KLEHM 42 UC 44*2 30-34 34 SH 21,06 W. OVERBY 33 PC 5.48 K. SMITH 30 PP 76.2 K. BEELY R. BE/\LE 31 PM 43* K. MACKENZIE 41 PM 36' N. SIEMBOR 31 GR 1.48.1 K. JOHNSON 33 CD 5.46 M. VON AUKER 33 GR 77.0 I. BL4CK 32 AV 32* 11 B. MCKENNA 40 NY 25*8.5 33-39 K. SMITH 30 PC 5.76 M. AHMED • 33 PC 77.3 45-49 J. hfJSCARA 30 PM 35*8 S. PASHKIN 36 FK 1.35.6 32 AC 5.8 49 NT 16.50 I. BLACK P. JAYSON 39 UN 83.7 R. FINE P. ZACHMAN 33 UN 32*11 45-49 39 UN 49 SH 7 1000 yards R. BYRD 6.5 R. BYRD 39 UN 93.7 C. ROONEY H. BROSSMaN 49 RA 41'2i5 Trial heat 2 33-39 P. CARSTENSEN 49 NY 38*10 30-34 B. PURYEAR 31 SH 5.70 35-39 50-54 R. BURY 38 GS 38*0 J, REIDER 46 RA 33'S B. CLAIR 30 FK 3.06.7 39 PM 5.70 50 PV 7 J, ACKROYD A. WRIGHT E. KING 38 GS 81.$ J. HOLMAN 33 GS 32*1 K. KRASTIN 46 NY 3i'9 P. BOUBCY 32 GR 3.11.2 R. BEALE 5.85 53 SH ? 31 PM J. ACKROYD 35 GS 82.C S. KALB T, JACKSON 46 GS 31*6 P. MARTiN 32 OR 3..14.3 M. VON AUKER 33 GR 5.9 T. COSTIGAN 51 NY ? 45-49 ONE MILE H. BROWN UN 7.1 90-99 B. CLARK 48 PM 37-3 50-54 F. ZACHMAN 33 UN 6,0 55-59 P. CARSTENSEN 65-69 G. SHA.NE 91 PC 77,2 49 NY 33*8 R. THOMSEN 54 PM 26*8.5 FINALS M, LENTZER 55 NY 7 A. SALMiUI 65 l0-54 H. BOHIGIAN 99 NY 81.6 S. KALB 53 SH 18'11 W. OVERBY 33 PC 5.55 60-64 H. COLEN TWO MILES M. O'NEAL 93 PC 89.6 53 NY 28*6 G. TAYLOR 50 PM 18*7 95-99 B, PURYEAR 31 SH 5.61 J, CHOY 61 NY 20.50 G. TAYLOR 50 PM 25*11 63 21.08 C. MCKENZIE 99 NY 12;98 K. JOHNSON 33 CD 5.70 95-99 G, LANGERFELL SH E". HANLEY 52 GS 23*3 55-59- R. BEALE 31 PM 5.81 65-69 R. ENDERS 99 PV 80.3 H. CANTOR 55 NY 32*9 A. SALMINI 65 NJ ? K. SMITH 30 PC 6.7 50 vd-. HURDLES b5-69 -J, ULAM 56 WP 28' 5., 30-34 50-59 C. GO.NZALEZ 69 PR 24*6 A. SELIG 59 RA 27'I0 35-39 B. LHOITA 31 SH 8.00 LONG JUMP E. SUMNERS 51 PM 91.8 30-34 F. SHABAZZ 35 PM 5.96 D. SCHMELTZER 30 PC 8.04 HIGH JUMP 60-69 32 8.16 C. CORAM 30 NY 15'9 R. ALEXANDER tie 37 MY 5.81 55-59 1. BLACK AC K. JOHNSON 33 CD 5*10 C, BATTICK 60 NH 90'2 N. WATSON tie 36 PC 5.81 J. MUSCARA tic 30 PM 5*8 R. VALENTINE 57 PC 88.6 W. GILLIGAN 63 EA 39'6 'TGH JUMP R. RAMIREZ 35 NY 6.00 35-39 A. ZACHARKA tie 33 SH 5*8 D. HARRIS • 58 PM 96.1 P. EBERHARDINGER 61 RA 28'9 33-39 J. ACKROYD 35 GS 8.5 1. BUCK 32 AC 5*4 G. LANGERFELD 63 SH 22'4. S. KLEHM 35 UN 3' 5 40-44 60-69• M. DEJESUS 36 NY 9.00 R. SALVIO 32 SH 5*2 R. WEAVER 93 NY 5.62 E. HOGAN J. SPONSELLER 63 PM 109.Q 32 SR 5'0 65-69 SHOT PUT R. UILUAMS 91 SH 5.8 40-44 P. SEREGHY 65 NY 35'7. J- 33-39 J. 0*HARA 92 GS 5.85 J. O'HARA 42 SJ 8.1 ' 35-39 W. EIPEL 65-69 67 AC 30'11 N. RANSOM 35 FK 23'6,5 R. DEERE 43 UN 5.9 J. WEED 44 DV 8.7 B. BURY C. WlTKOWSia 68 NJ 109.3 38 GS 5*8 B. DEIWEILER 67 PM 30'7,5 S. KLEHM 35 UN 21'7 R. BARNES 9 3 PC 6.3 R, RAMIREZ 35 NY 5*6 J? BRUCE 67 AC 28'8.5 95-99 E. GIL 90 PC 6.9 45-49 J. ACKROYD 5*4 1000 vd. run 35 GS A. CIRULNICK 96 NY 29'11 W. CLARK 48 PM 8.8 T." HORTON 32 WT 2.22.8 70-79 55-59 45-49 R. ENDERS 49 PV 9.4 40-44 R. FAVORITE 30 PM 2.30.6 R. CONNOLLY 79 UN 27'8.5 G. VISLOCKY 56 GS 16'5.5 L. RIDDICK 46 NY 5.58 J, COUNIHAN M. VAN AUKER 33 GR 2.35.9 42 AC 5'10 S. PERRY 95 PM 5.9 50-54 R. WILLIAMS 41 SH 4*10 R. CLEIMER 33 GS 2.97.5 RELAYS RELAY - ONE MILE J. SNELL 45 PM 6.0 J. KELLY 51 NY 10.o' J. BARBER 33 NY 2.56.9 ONE MILE 30-39 J. BARRIE 98 PH 6.7 G. KELLY 53 SH 10.1 45-49 N.Y.PIONEERS 30-39 MANHATTAN FLIGHT KINGS H. COLEN 53 NY 10.2 W. HUTCHINS 49 PM 5*4 35-39 N.Y.P10iM 30 Ny 6.55 EA => EAGEE ATHLETIC CLUB M. 0*NEAL 42 PC W. EIPEL 50-54 63.1 67 AC 4*6 J. HARD 34 GR 7.5 NY NEW YORK MASTERS SPORTS CU" 55-59*' R. R12Z0 43 NY 63.4 G, GILBERTO 67 PR 4*2 K. BROWN 53 NJ 2,99.7 N. SIEMBOR 31 GR 7.9 GR = GREATER ROCHESTER R. VALENHNE 57 PC 6,17 II. BOHIGIAN 44 NY 65.6 A. COHEN 51 NY 3.05.8 40-44 PM PHILADELPHIA WSTERP J. ULAM 56 WP 6.39 SHOT PUT A. JOHNSON 43 FK 7.29 PC NEW YORK PIONEERS M. LEHTZER 55 NY 6.50 70-79 POLE VAULT 30-3a 45-49 SH SHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 30-34 H. ZACHMAN 71 NJ 3.57.3 P. CORRIGAN 30 SH 42'5 C. MCKQIZIE 49 NY 7.33 NJ = NORTH JERSEY mSTEBS 60-64 T, RAUSCHER 34 CR 12*3 B. LHOTTA 31 SH 37'1 A. CIRULNICK 46 NY 7,6 WP VEST PEHN T. ILLE 61 NJ 7.3 R% SALVIO 32 SH 7'10 J." VOGLER 32 GS 36'11 M.' BARRIE 47 PM 7.9 PV POTOMAC VALLEY 65-69^ O.NE MILE RUN B« HOGAN 32 SR 34*11 11 • ISLAND TRACK CLVB POLE VAULT 30-39 J. MUSCARA 30 PM 29'8 300 yards WT • WESrCHESTER ROAD WUmOS G. GONZALEZ ! 69 PR 6.59 9.23.6 35-39 L. ROTHBAKr J. WATERS 31 PM A. KONOPIATY 31 SR 25'7 30-34 BL * BLAIRSTOWN 66 NY 7.15 B, FUSCO 36 UN ll'9 T. HORTON 32 WT 9.31.I C. CORAM 30 NY 40.1 BR = BROWN B. DETWEILER 67 EM 9.1 J. POLBER 33 NY 9.31.3 35-39 P. MARTIN 32 GR 50.9 TR « TORRINGTON TRACK CLUB 40-44 C. MITCHELL 30 BR 9.35.1 R. KURNTK 37 NB 46*6 J. WARD 34 GR 47.1 SJ - SOUTH JERSEY N. CYPRUS 42 12' J. ROBERSON 39 SH 42*10 P. BOURCY 32 GR 48.0 HA a NASSAU COUNTY ROAD RUNNERS J. WEED 44 DV 9* 35-39 J. ACKROUD* 35 GS 35*6 N. SIEMBIR 31 GR 49.0 GS c GARDEN STATE 39 S. HUCKEL PM 9.33.3 35-39 HA » HARTFORD TRACK CLUB 300 yd. dash 45-49 J. PATTEN 35 TR 9,35.1 40-44 = 30-34 1st acctlon B. IICHARDSON 37 FK 43.3 DV DENVER TRACK CLUB J. HARRINGTON 48 UN 11*6 38 5.02.0 41 PM 41*6 - Impropqr -stagger-too short E. JUMP BL K. MCKENZIE 40-44 PR PUERTO RICAN MASTERS P. BAUSBACHER 39 NY 5.08.7 C. KLEHM 42 UC 41*2 A. JOHNSON 44 FK 45.9 RA READING ATHLETIC ATTIC seperatc awards given 50-54 L. GRELLER 38 NY 3.21.1 J. GOLDSTEIN 42 NY 39'8 a W, OVERBY 34 PC 30.5 45-49 UC UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO T.C, C. STEVENSON 50 9'3 40 NY 37 » A, WRIGHT 34 PM 32.5 B. MCKENNA C. MCKENZIE 49 NY 45.9 NH NORTH HAVEN G, TAYLOR 90-99 50 PM-7'^6 B. KING 41 GS 35*7 • R. BYRD 34 UN 33.9 M. BARRIE 47 m 52.3 NB HEW BRITAIN S. KAMINSKY 90 NY 9.50,7 R. DEERE 43 UN 35*4 M, VON AUKER 33 GR 34.0 j FK - MAHHATTAN PUGHT KING K. PINE 90 NY 5.09.6 65-69 T. RAUSCHER 34 GR 35.6 T. JONES 99 NJ 5.96.6 G. GONZALEZ 69. PR 7«A 45-49 30-34 - 2nd section proper stagger 6 distance J. REIDER 46 RA 39 1/ 95-99 LONG JUMP sperete awards P. CARSTENSEN 49 NY 36*1 R. FINE 49 NY 5.18.9 30-34 T. JACKSON 46 GS 34'9 C, ROBINSOU 34 PC 33.4 R. BEALE 31 PM 21*1' K, JRASTIN 46 NY 31'6 D. BROWN 31 PC 33.6 50-59 I. BLACK 32 AC 19*3.1 R. BEALE 31 PM 35.1 K. BROWN 53 NJ 5,02.8 P. SANTOS 33 UN \V%4i 50-54 R. FAVORITE 30 PM 36.8 W, SZMIDT 50 SJ 5.08.2 P. ZACHMAN 33 UN 17«7;! R. WALKUP 50 PM 37*8.5 MASTERS TRACK & FIELD A. cohe:! 51 NY 5.57.2 B. PURIEAR 3T SH 17*6 35-39 E. TERRANOVA 51 NY 36*1.5 D. PIERSON 34 NY 16*8 54 PM 35*9 CHAMPIONSHIPS R. ALEXAjNDER 37 NY 34.5 R, THOMSEN 55-59 T. BROOKS N. WATSON 36 PC 34.7 51 PC 33*9.5 E. CUNNINGHAM 59 PM 6.25.6 35-39 For women & men 30 years F. SHABAZZ 35 PM 35.0 R. BURY 38 GS IB'6 55-59 E. KING 38 GS 35.8 and over 60-69 M. DEJESUS 36 NY 17*9 55 NY 42*1.5 T. DYCE 35 UN 35.9 H. CANTOR J. SPONSELLER 63 m 6.17.2 J. ACKROYD 35 GS 16*2 J, ULAM 56 WP 35*7.5 A. SELIG 59 RA 31*9 40-44 70-74 40-44 J. VISLOCKY 59 GS 31'7 EASTERN TFA/USA R. WILLIAMS 41 SB 34.7 H. 2ACH^ 71 NJ 7.23.5 J, COUNIHAN 42 AC 18*11.5 M. LENTZER 55 NY 27*5 E. GIL 40 PC 35.9 E. GIL 40 PC 16*9.25 -Championships A, GATON 44 PC 36.0 TWO MILE RUN R. DEERE 43 UN 16*3 60-64 B. BARNES 43 PC 36.3 30-39 K. MACKENZIE 41 PM 15*7 GILUGAN 53 EA 45*1/2 May23-24 .-Pittsburgh PA D. KING 30 45-49 PC 10.09.0 BATTICK 60 NH 43*2.5 H. HASTINGS 39 NA 11.38.9 45-49 EBERHARDINGER61 RA 32*8.5 L. RIDDICK 46 NY 34.3 P. JAYSON 39 UN 12.00.5 R, ENDERS 49 PV 19*1 3/4 LANGERFELD 63 SH 29*10 R. ENOERS 49 PV 35.3 B. CLARK 48 PM 18*3 CHOY 61 NY 24* A. BUDD 45 NY 36.2 40-99 J, SNELL 45 PM 17*4 J..SNELL 45 PM 36.6 F. MANNIS 90 PM 10.59.3 P. CARSTENSEN 49 NY 16*6 63-69 Sponsored by West Penn J. BARRIE 48 PM 41.1 B. KING 91 GS 11.29.5 W. EIPEL 67 AC 38*4.75 Track Club & Penn Mutual 50-34 50-54 G. GONZALEZ" 67 PR 37' 95-99 E, TERRANOVA 51 NY 15' P. SEREfTHY 65 NY -36* 6.25 J. HOLMAN 50 PV 38.5 R. PINE 99 NY 12.17.8 G, TAYLOR 50 PM 14* 7 B. DETWEILER 67 PM 33*2 M. BOYLE 50 UN 39.3 For info; send stamp>ed return H. COLEN 53 NY 14*5 J. CASEY 51 IL 40.2 envelope to: 50-59 S. KALB 53 SH 12*3 1/4 70-74 N. ANDERSON 50 NJ 40.2 A. COHEN 51 NY 12.19.0 E. HANLEY 52 GS 11*1 R. CONNOLLY 74 UN 31'11.3 G. KELLY 53 SH 40.5 N. CIRULNICK 50 NY 13.32.7 SUE KLINE 35-39 55-59 WEIGHT THROW 55-59 E. CUNN1NGH/\M 59 PM 11*0 30-3a 226 Idlewood Rd. R. VALENTINE 57 PC 39.5 L. DREHER 59 PM 13.22.7 J. ROSS 39 TR 39'6.5 Pittsburgh, PA. 15235 D. HARRIS 58 PM 40.1 60-64 M. LENT2ER J. VOGLER 32 GS 39' 55 NY 42.0 r, ILLE 61 NJ 12*9 60-69 J. BARBER 33 NY 33'9.5 M. QUACKEtiBOS 69 SH U.37.3 65-69 J. HUBBARD 61 HA 12.50.9 o5-69 G, GONZALEZ 67 PR 43.5 33-39 ii i4.2S.4 G. CONZALEi 67 PR 13*1 C. WITKOWSKI T. ILLE 61 NJ R. KTRNIK 37 NB 36'4 : 68 NJ 44.6 W. EIPEL 67 AC 12'I J. ACKROYD 35 GS 35'Si5 page 24 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

M35 Mike Ucovich 34-9 Jim Minaft 43-3 MINI TRACK MEET, MI. HOOD tM.iitiri Den Roaa 5-1 t/-2 DlCk Steea Mark Htnaaraori 42-IC COMHUrtlTY COt.|.EGE, PORTLAPtO San Halroradfl 4-9 U2 BB-i N39 iaerft Naaan . 2f00.49' H40' j«ck .Sancnez lab Stan# 42-6 1/2 • OREGON, APRIL 4,.-5981 • Dan 6ray 4-J 1/2 31-10 N3C Bill Martddrman 34-10 1/2 Narvar frank.lln 2i02*36 MSO'A! B-enda 35-1 1/4 M65 Jtm fork 42-6 3/4 M9S Dick Nbrdauiat 4-5 1/2 M35 CarnaMua McCarmiCk 39-5 3/4 1140 Savt OanaUaan 2i03.24 E.d Mahanr 32-1 1/4 M70 lav R«r«a«nri 35-2 1/2 20O .. H60 Burl 6iat • 4-11 1/2 MAO Jim Hart 43-0 r«rnit Mantanta 2i07.29 H55 Jim Johnaon 32-7 i/2 Carl Ktahm Cmarr Curtica Mark Handaraon 4-6 1/4 39-0 32-6 1/2 fnvie Smith 33 23.10 Mlkt 0« Stafano 2il2*63 MTC Lou Ptreatnri Lta Miniama Jim- Mmah 4-5. 1/2 . 17-2 H45 Ben firay 2B-1/4 31-11 1/2 Don Martin .35 25.13 Sort Saiehi lalar . 2i22.t7 M75 Homer Van Celdar M7S Memtr Van CalMar N65 Jim McCarthy 4-5 1/2 22-1 1/4 M55 Jim ludde 36-7 1/2 35-6 1/2 Emil Torquato 38 25.96 H^30 Danna Ucdv-ich M30 Ejaify Slant M45 Ratt ileha^aon 2i.09»41 H70 Leu Ptr.kaanyi 3-10 1/4 26-7 3/4 fiick Nordeuiat 35-1 1/4 32-0 3/4 Bob Bannister 46 26.42 M90 Rftt l»ao4«ar4 2i29%S Rer Mitdinton 34-9 Sandra Btaaa 31-7 1/4 Bob 01 ah - 3-6 PoIe vau1t Art Afremow HS9 Rhll Arnet 3liA*93 Suaan Kiahm 20-11 49 26.97 M75 Homar Van 6a fdar 4-1/2 Cmaen Brimm 21-4 3/4 W40 RtAty Rrlor 2i50 Albert Johnson 58 27.51 W35 Suaan Klahm 3-6 M3S OlCh SttPP' 12-0 George Fort 40 28.16 M45 Dun fifty 10-0 Miied afcr mixed i«x> bandicae meaitr relay ATvin Clark 42 28.44 SteeeIechaaa Javatin (rrauita in matera> M90 AT Br«n4a 10-0 t22Q»8eOr220»440) H55 Jim John-von 9-6 800 H4'0 Kenf fiuthrie . 10129.6 M30 Bi II Hindiraon 36. 26 Dick Horduuiit 6-0 MidV/ord tNordouiatr ftray Taamba* Maaon) Gordon Garlock 32 2:10.5 H4S Ban Haiveraen 11136.1 M35 Coma I iua McCormi Ck 46. 55 M70 LOU Ptrcttnyl Alvin Clark •42 2:13.8 5-0 Scratch tine: 4iC1.7 Met time: 4i23.7 Dick Staee 42. 110 jactar rturC 10. . 1500 lartan 6Aie 49. 65 Di :c us MorCai (kiaainton. iatiintina. Li Iimn kraodward. ScatTk. Alvin Clark Carl -KI ahn 27. fll5( 4:30.6 <4:33.6; 42 4:27.1 M30 Co Baakauakaa 16.2^ Jack Sanchai 27. 10 M30 Tom F»h«y H40 Hike Sc Stefano 17,04 147-11 i/2 Phi I Con lay 57, 91 Bi 1 1 H«ntd«rton 100-4 Fair Oak: (M. Mandtraono 3. Handtraani Aeklty. lurael H45 Bick Van Der Baati 19.9- iFaieh Button 51. 10 M35 Cornelius NcCormlck 143-5 4:43.2 (5:18.2; Saeeantnto Rtiara Don Cray 20.3 N40 JSm Hart Cat State Ue« Saeraacnto MSOBob Miccinbotnam 17.95 Den Rest 44, 20 126-6 Cart K1ihm Hi»d Ca-ds flroofce-» $o« Bradan (aat li;» Bat) Urit 4e 1961 Ai Branoa 16.36 Den 6ray 35. 63 115-1 Henry To f «ttf 4:39.1 <6:23.1) M55 Rey Hiccinten 18.1 nso At Branda 32. 63 69-1 N45 Don 6r»y Dick Naroaoiat • 16.35 ns9 Roy ViCCinteri 33. 20 65-3 400-meter retay H50 Al Brandt Jim Jehnaan 19.8. Cmaen 6rimm 14, 35 106-1 N55 Rtran Htssmtn N30 Jfi«l Eckela 11.46 H6D Bvrf 6i»t 17.2 tWR]! IHO Bdb Stena 36. 81 114-1/2 Roy viitinton M30 Heat VaXcy N30 Joel Ccke I a 19-0- Lts SSl ki f >l«ms 66-1 1/2 Baviv (Holzaehui Silva* Jannaon* Urdzik>kii42»64 Bruce Skrinfbctt 11.63 M65 ArneId Scott • 23:10.9 H35-Hikt Ucoeich 17-1 1/2 Bob L i sh 69-9 Mevada City (Darlinaten. HaidcIbaraar* Forca. Be Slivai lr44 Rlcbard Hanten 12.32 H40 Lilian Hoedward 22:11.0 Hike Ferra 16-10 970 Sandra Sttma 104-6 M4C Nor Cai field (SerinCbetti Kneckti Lincia. Brgnntr) 1:36.42 Oich van Der Bcetk 13.5 M40 jack Sanchez 14-11 3/4 Emii y Stona 66-6 Hor Cal Siivar ifirzpsoi La Tarra. Hanaan. Da Stefane) 1:42.01 OlCk Mar I in 12.22 10.000 Metera M45 Dick Van Der Baeta 16-6 935 Susan KKhm 61-10 Vern Racier 12.28 H50 AI Brenda 17-1 Sarint medley ralay Cd Mahiny •12.74 M30 Adam Farreira 33:03.35 Ed.Mahany 16-6 Haawwe ^ BlCk Zumwalt 13.03 Roaa Rovlcy AI an HanacIi 15-4 34:43.12 M3C Heat Valley CMarahaM. Pruttt. Maaen. Hadtr; 3:39.26 Bob Hiccinbotham 13.5 M35 Richard Seta 39:29.69 Bob MicBinbothatn M30 Bill Ryan 137-7 1/2 Nevada Zxw CHeioa Ibaraen Darlinatan. Foraa. KinC) 4:15.13 AI an MaaweI I 13.7 M40 Jim Crbaa 15-4 36:51.44 filch Sitcoe MSS Jim Johnaon 16-1 1/4 97-7 Davia (UrdziR. SHva. Hotzachu. Johnson; 4:39.39 Rer HlCCinten 12.75 H50 Amic Scheerl 47:09.9 M60 Burl 6iat M40 Carl Klehm 129-10 M40 HorCal (SerinCbett. T Martin. Lenacl. Banaldaon) 3:57,6 Jim Jonn$en 13.16 14-0 H7C Lou Pcraaenyi Jim Hart 113-0 Frtano (Montanaz. Toomba* KzHien. Knockc) 4:13.36 Bill Ba I 1 ant me 13.92 ^9-1 1/2 MiihJum^ M75 Homer Van 6eidcr HS5 Raich Haaaman 63-3 1/2 Rancho Cordova (Drummondy ZuMmatt. Naxvairt kricainten; 4:41.5 Emaon 6rinm 16.65 9-6 V30 Donna Ucevich Emson 6rimm 98-4 C1 arenci Kii 1i ion 13.21 11-2 1/2 M30 Ed Baakiuakaa 6-1/2 V35 Suaan Ktehm M60 J im Mmah 120-0 Burl 6iat 13.7 9-9 1/2 f relay Jeal Ecketa 5-7 1/4 lob Stone 114-8 Sam Hoover 14.6 M35 Hike Forca 4-11 1/2 Trio Ie Juwe M6S Jim York 113-2 H30 Heat VeMay (Simaaon. Pruitt. Maaan. Haiiar; 3:50.67 Reccy Prior 19.0 ) MAO Ren Teemba 5-1 1/2 M70 Lou Percaenyl 114-0 MAO Heat Valley (Richardaon* Montanez. Knoike. Bonaidaer) 3492»2 Jack Sanchak 4-7 1/4 H30 Joel CckeI a kr3C Sandra Steae 106-1/2 firiaeo'a firowe (firiopo. Be Stefane. Paladzno* ta/tantine) 4142.

-L "T I 1st AtMAL SOLflTCRN .ASSOCIATION OF 1>£ ATHLETIC CONGRESS hAGTERS I I Track Ahc Field Om-iONSHiPs SO. CAUFORNIA SERIES I DATE: Saturday. May 30, 198l, 9:00AM pretJms and 3:00PM Finals I El igi bi i i ty: Operi to aH men and women over 30 years of age who are registered I in The Athletic Congress. If you are r>ot registered, you can apoW by writing for information to this same address. Applications will also be available at tf* meet TFA-USA1981 I Age Divisions: Men: OA - 30-3^; OB - 35-39; Women: A- 30-39 I lA - iiO'kk- IB - i:5-A9; B- kO'kS I 2A - 50-5^; 2B - 55-59; C- 50-59 3A - 60-65; 3B - 65-69; D- 60-over PACIFIC MASTERS I kA ' 70-?i*; kB - 75-over TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS I AWARDS• Three deep in ea age catagory. I MEET FACILITIES: The Runvnel High School track located at 1901 Severn AVt, I Mctairie^ La. 70002. The track and runways are red clay, the javelin approach SATURDAY, iU\y AS,A98A i s grass. I DIRECTIONS: From the West; take 1-10 to New Orleans- exit at the Causeway Blvd I South exit. Take a right at West Metairie Rd. and right again l Severn Ave. Proceed I to the 1901 Severn Ave address. Follow.same directions from ii>e East. I HOUSING: Call Danny Thlel at 800-535-8550 - UClA I ENTRY FEES: $3-00 per event: S12.00 per reley I ORbEP OF EVENTS: Sections nay be seeded and age groups combined at the dicret'On DRAKE STADIUM I of tne meet Director. Schedule is subject to change as need. 9;00AM I 50 yd dash- Pcelims 3:30PM =660 yd relay Sponsored By; 9:30 50 yd dash- Finals 3:65 1 r»i le run I 10:00 880 yd run- Finals 6:65 100 yd dash - Finals 10:1»5 60 yd low hurdles- Prelims ♦ Finals 5:00 660 yd dash (against CONVERSE I 11:15 too yd dash - Prelims 5:30 330 Int. hurdles 11:35 120 yd high hurdles- Finals 6:00 220 yd dash - Finals TARGET BUICK DEALERS OF SO. CALIFORNIA I 12:00 220 yd dash - Prelims 6:30 3 nile run PENN MUTUAL UFE INSURANCE COMPANY I 7:00 Mile relay I Field Events; 9:30" Long Jump, High Jump, Shot Put, Javelin SPA MAKERS INTERNATIONAL 2:30- Discus Throw I 3:30- Triple jump, Pole Vau't I Featuring: .PLEASE PAINT* 1981 SAAC CHAMPIONSHIPS I NAME AOONESS

THE CONVERSE CELEBRITY TRIATHLON I ZIP PHONE AGE SEX CLUB I EVENTS': EVENT BEST :EVEMT BEST On-site computers, results by Accutrack, I certified officials, medals and certificates awarded, I EVENT BEST ;EVEHT BEST merctTondise prizes courtesy of Converse. I ^ RFIAYS (ONE FORM PER TEAM WITH ATTACHED LIST OF MEMBERS) I HEREBY WAIVE ANY CLAIM I OR MY HEIRS HAY HAVE AGAINST THE SUUincKit mssuuiAIION I OF THE ATHLETIC CONGRESS, THE SPONSORS, RUMMEL HIGH SCHOOL FOR ANY INJURIES OR For entry form and infornnation, send self-dddressed stomped envelope to: I CLAIMS SUSTAINED BY ME IN PARTICIPATING IN THE SAAC MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS. I CERTIFY THAT I AM IM GOOD HEALTH. MICHAEL SIMS &ASSOCIATES • 54l9'Sunset • Los Angeles, CA90027 I SIGNATURE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TOtSAAC MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS I MAIL TO DANNY THIEL. 2609 CANAL ST..NEW ORLEANS. LA 70111 L May 1981 National Masters Newsletter page 25 I W40-49 5TH ANNUAL BIDWELL CLASSIC AND PACIFIC ASSOCIATION 8TH ANNUAL MARYLAND MARA W50-59 Frankle Denning 1:05:06 MARATHON AND HALF-MARATHON CHAMPIONSHIPS. THON, BALTIMORE; DEC. 7. Marion Irvine 51 40:03 Kfilly Ferrel 1:04:53 CHICO, CALIFORNIA, MARCH 7, 1981. LONG Frances Sackerman 51 43:03 Harlene Burgin 1:08:50 M40-49 Ruth Anderson 51 44:22 Odessa Bamett 1:09:22 Rnn Hill 42 27:56 MARATHON Dory Hastings 52 46:04 HALF-MARATHON Elaine Clapp 1; 11;10 Mike Sabino 41 30:53 DISTANCE Marlys Green 50 47:58 Alice Roesener 1:11:39 Dick Hipp 41 38:29 30-39 Nancy Gilligan 1:12:52 Ben Hyser 45 39:37 Male- 'Gory Goettetrrvon 22Z7i 30 - 39 V W60+ Mic^xje' Montono 231 13 Odette Scott 1:13:00 Melvin William 42 40:20 Mole Mcrv Hines 110S0 OcMO Mneou 2 341 Id 111 26 Frances Gilbert 1:13:33 Kay Atkinson 63 47:26 I'Kotr^oen KQiset AHe^ STcjntxfOge RESULTS Ed Geisendaffer 40 40:31 2.5551 Tor.y 6occe«" 121 5C Luella Bogenschutz 1:13:45 Norelma Walker 63 57:47 Potty OotitstTOtTr 3-1133 fOoTT^ Crvxx>eite 1 28 53 David Worthen 43:09 Skip Swonf^ck female Alice Werbel 65 59:24 31612 Susoo ConOOf^ 1 3b OC Harry PiotrowskiAl :44:04 40-49 Gfef>- 136 37 Helen Kuziana 60 62:32 RUN FOR THE ARTS lOK Please send masters race Warren Ohlrich 41 :44:31 Mote tOougios Lottfnef 23512 40-49 Jim BevirvQ CHELTENHAM, PA. results to. National Masters Clinton Brooks 42 :44:56 24154 -Mole iBiHjenny 11256 BillBugief 242 2c 1 '.22'S MARCH 22. 1981 tJoon mtyot Keni Gumne 25653 Jon Sneigref. ' 162Q Nawslattar, P.O. Box 2372, Van joof" Peiss M50-59 259 36 femoie ••2"'i7 Vtfgtnio 'Oy tHeo -Nuys, CA 91404. PleaM include BONNIE BELL lOK 3 35 22 Cotnenne Gfow 1 34 26 Open 2:43:00 $0-$9 CifiOo Lomv 1 fli 1? date, distance and city. Herb Chisholro 54 SAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY 1 Sam Pelletier 23 30:38 William McCaffrey 2:50:37 Mole 1 Ulnch Koerr^h 2 34 59 50-59 GtiS Honnickel Clyde Sweigart 51 3:01:21 30546 Mate Joe long 1 22 58 H40-44 W30-39 Goorge BiiimgscJoie 307 42 Moeiief 123 20 fPutn AncJenon Doug LaRue 42 35:53 Don Englar 55 3:09:23 3164c Hon-y Oaniei- 1 2552 1980 PUMA/TFA POSTAL RUNS Bortxjro Ourtiom John Clark 53 3:10:38 Florianne Harp 32 38:46 4 04 4C femoie 1u2 Der-ionte 1-41 •? John Fischer 40 39:44 [>3»e Mofioe BiZOOetn f}o« 35 38:50 1:5316 Dick Rapson 41 40:28 3-MILE Skip Swannack MtOvw Potoerto Cole 1:53 33 Joyce Rankin 33 38:52 M60+ Mote Pou' Reese 31132 40«Omk M45-49. MAO David Hambly 15:19.5 Angeio Toietti 345 38 Mote iCXjcSey Zoppottmi 14042 Dick Plmerantz 45 38:59 Dave Pitkethly 15:44.1 Harold Greenberg61 3:21:27 Sieve Cote 351.30 Gecxge Btschoi 213537 W40-49 No hntthets Dick Donahue 46 39:16 Derek Mahaffey 15:45.4 William Koopman 3:26:00 37:53 'emoie Moetio Smitn 32806 VickiBigelow Louis Foster 49 40:32 Jim Volk 17:42.4 Ed Benham 73 3:46:44 Joan Ullyot 38:^5 MSG-54 W40 Allyn Schwink- Norm Locksley 66 3:57:43 Heidi Skaden- NEW JERSEY 10-MILER, CHfeRRY Bemie Rubinsky 50 34:50 endorf 17:04.7 John Calvarese 60 4:03:56 Poyser 39:53 STATEHOOD DAY 10-MILE RUN HILL, N.J., MftRCH 15. 1981. Judy GroorabridgelS:12.9 Joan Reiss 40:25 Steve Thonas ' 52 36:51 Pat Whittingslow 40:27 LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Open: Bill Belleville 41 40:43 Nancy Peterson 22:47.1 3RD ANNUAL SUSAN B. ANTHONY FEBRUARY 28, 1981 FREEDOM RUN lOK, JANUARY 18 M56+ M50 Jim HcGown 18:02.8 Mike Roche 26 47:57 TUCSON, ARIZONA Jack Pennington 58 42:32 Edd HcSoxley 19:56.6 M35-39 H35-39 Harold Sanderson 56 42:49 Bob Baty 20:11.7 8TH ANNUAL SMOKY MOUNTAIN Jeff Galloway 51:36 Overall winner and 1st H30: AT' Petroff 39 1:00:33 MARATHON, FEBRUARY 14 Rich Myers 53:27 Leon Dreher 59 43:35 Jim Lewis 36 1:01:01 W50 Nola Bruhn 20:24.1 Leal-Ann Reinhart 41:57.5 Terry Smith 53:45 W40-49 Roger Wiegahd 37 1:01:32, Jean Spierling 22:01.7 Norman Roof 44 2:51:40 Tony Gerrity 54:47 Sandy Folzer 41 41:19 Phyllis Pearson 26:28.4 W30 Sue Yoha 45:11.2 Lupe Camberos 35:23.2 Ed Dibble 50 2:55:28 M40-49 David Wilson 56:02 Bernadette Miles 42 48:29 Ned Smith 48 2:59:52 Ray Stevens 40 55:39 Barbara Visconti 42 50:04 20:38.7 W40 Grace Rome 47:07.8 Verne Berry 43 3:03:47 Jim Streeby 41 56:20 M40-44 M60 Ray Mahannah W50+ Bob Sterling 22:19.9 Margaret Mare 47:08.0 Scott Davidson 42 3:04:49 Jeff Cheuvront 42 58:24 A1 Venanzi 56:48 Ann Goff 53 54:33 Fred Allardt 29:40.1 Joan Devechio 47:11.4 Ed Hopper 41 3:06:21 Bob El wood 46 59:19 Richard Fuller 59:22 Mary Jehle 50 60:32 W50 Patricia Bowman 51:41._3 Erwln Schless 44 3:06:45 Don Hockenbury 43 59:29 Richard Norxalk 59:27 W60 No entries Thomas White Walter Phillips 59:41 Pat Martin 52:04.8 48 3:07:07 M50+ 60:04 M70 Paul Spang!er 24:25.6 Kit Maclnnes 53:56.7 Emest LaBonte 50 3:07:23 Richard DeVictor TAC NATIONAL MASTERS 30K Jerry Morrison 57 59:49 CHAMPIONSHIPS, SCHENECTADY- Bob Bartling 54 1:02:21 M45-49 TO-ALBANY, N.Y., MARCH 22 Jerry Crockett 52 1:02:51 Charles Roy 58:41 Geroge Studzinski 58:44 MASTERS MEN: W35-39 Walt Pierson 59:43 Jim Bowers 1:39:29 Kathy Loper 38 1:06:22 Don Larson 60:33 Ken Mueller 1:44:14 Barbara Ross 35 1:14:10 Lew Morgan 63:17 P. Hoffman* 1:46:01 1981 MASTE&B SPORTS ASSOCIAl jN'S OUTDOOR DEVELOPMENT MEET SCHEDULE Audrey Weston 38 1:18:46 0. Ellison 1:46:23 M50-54 F. Bradley 1:46:26 Every Tuesday night starting April 27th to August 23th, starting at 6:30. W40-49 Maurice Schepers 58:16 Ed Stabler 1:47:17 Nancy McCormick 46 1:09:29 Steve Thomas 59:04 These races are open to tnen and wocen over 30. SI.00 entry fee. All races will be Nancy Hamaker 45 1:15:57 John Chapman 60:50 MASTERS WOMEN held at Randall's Island, Locker facilities available. Severe rainstorm will cancel Betty Olson 48 1:22:05 M55-59 the meet. Three medals In each event. Oiane Palraason* 2:01:12 Augustus Prince 63:39 W50+ M. Deckart 2:06:20 Don Riordan 66:20 The Metropolitan Athletic Congress and the New York Road Runners will be cooperating Ann Brown 50 1:28:14 J. Arnold 2:07:33 Bob Miran 66:38 with the Masters Sports Association in putting.on these meets. Events will be available Linda Sipprelle 2:08:47 for oppn and age group runners. Those events will take place'before 6:30 and after TEAMS (Men): Mary Cullen 2:10:03 M6(H the MSA events are over. Sub-masters (30-39) and masters (4CH-) may cos^ete in the Lincoln Track Club 2:53:22 Toshiko d'Elia 2:11:47 Mike Bertolini 65:17 events run by MAC U the NYRRC. Kansas City TC 3:03:19 A. Gwynne 2:13:47 John McCarthy 71:33 Lincoln TC #2 ,3:13:05 Fred Cox 72:02 Field events will also be held (probably one jumping and one throwing event per meet). ♦Canadian ineligible for There will be prizes in these events by ten year groupings. TEAMS (Women): championship W35-39 Lincoln Track Club 2:56:35 Nancy Olszewski 71:51 Walking events will also be scheduled, outside the stadium, if five or more walkers No other times reported 71:55 report. * Kansas City TC 3:15:52 Betty Williams Plains TC 3:19:59 Sally Gavin 75:19 6TH ANNUAL ESCOHOiOO lOK XC TYPES OF EVENTS: " ."' ESCONDIDO, CALIF. MARCH 28. S« SCRATCH. Ten year, groupings for men and women 30-39; 40-49; 50-39; 60+- If there W40-44 Sandra Folzer 66:57 are more than five athletes in each five year grouping In each decade then prizes will Open Pat DeLatto 68:46 be given by five year groups. For example, if there are five men between 30-34 and Kevin Helton 27 34:59 Sue Walton 77:52 five men between 35-39 then prizes will be given to each five year group. If there are 3RD OLYMPIAD MEMORIAL four men 30-34 and six men 35-39 prizes will be" given on a ten year basis. MARATHON, ST. LOUIS, W45-49 M40-49 P = PREDICT YOUR TIME. Prior to each race each competitor will advise the meet director MARCH 1', 1981 John Van Dyke 45 42:08 Alma Kunes 76:10 as to the estimated time to be run. Prizes will be given based on the accuracy o£ the 41 42:53 Ann Ledesma 85:15 Harry Mcllgaard prediction. Age and sex will not be a factor. No watches permitted 'or lap times given. M30 Dusty Morris 2:33:47 Selwyn Grames 85:28 T.R. Eddy 47 43:43 H = HANDICAP. At check in each competitor will, advise the meet director as to estimated M40 A1 Becken 2:50:13 time. Handicaps given on a time basis with the scratch man starting last. Age and sex MSG, Cleo Casady 3:29:53 W50+ H50-S9 40:34 will not be a factor. W40 Sue Fay King 3:50:05 Joyce Haner 84:00 Bill Stock 51 42:54 A = AGE GRADING Points will be awarded based on computor tables created by the National W30 June Keller 3:04:13 Ann Goff 89:38 Don Hegerle 50 Running Data Center. Women will have 22 years added to their ages for computation pur Loraine Cephus' 89:46 Rudy Iglesias 56 43:46 poses. Age and sex will not be a factor. M6(H- BETHESDA CHASE 20K 1ST PHOENIX MARATHON Don Dilworth 61 48:2T THESE ARE "LOW KEYED" DEVELOPMENT MEETS. ALL COMPETITORS ARE REQUESTED TO BRING STOP BETHESDA, MARYLANL WRCH 16, 1981 W40-49 WATCHES AND TO ASSIST IN OFFICIATING IN EVENTS,IN WHICH THEY ARE NOT COMPETING, THE MARCH 1, ,1981 FIELD EVENT COMPETITORS WILL SERVE AS THEJR OWN OFFICULS. M35 David Oropeza 2:24:44 Jo Wichary 44 45:06 Faye Heldoorn 44 47:42 MAO-t- Mike Sabino 1:07:37 M40 Jim Jerace 2:53:40 Dick Hipp 1:09:57 M45 Fritz Goreham 3:05:54 W50-S9 Warren Ohlrich 1:11:24 M50 'Wilfred Potter 3:04:05 Nicki Hobson 50 47:27 M55 Bill Minturn 3:16:30 Mary Storey 56 48:12 W40+ Polly Peacock 1:25:31 M60 Frans Pauwles 3:06:53 April 27 100 s 880 S Long Jump Shot Put Marie Baumann 1:27:18 W35 Kathy Schubert 3:20:29 W60* May 220 P 3/A P High Jump Discus 5 Carole Herrick 1:27:49 W40 Janet Valder 3:29:06 Judy Simon 65 66:13 May 12 100 S AAO S 1 mile S High Jump Triple Jump Javelin W45 Matilie Christroa3:22:23 75 finishers. From Bob Daniel May 19 100 A 880 Ik 2 mile A Pole Vault Shot Put W50 Edell Milicevic 3:46:17 May 26 220 S 3/4 S 3 mile S NATURAL LIGHT HALF-MARATHON W55 Helen Klein 4:55:11 SOUTH DAKOTA SECTION OF TAC June . 2 150 P 440 S I mile s SAN DIEGO. M.ARCH 7. W60 Edna Laflin 4:19:05 NATIONAL POSTAL ONE-HOUR June 9 100 S 880 S 3»mile H W70 Veallon Hixson 5:29:20 RUN (with optional 2-hour June 16 220 A 3/4 H 2 mile P M4Q Gary Sampson 1:15:26 run and lO-mile run) June 23 100 S 440 S 1 mile A Howard Moody 1:15:50 BROOKINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA June 30 22^ P 880 P 3 mile S Dale Larabee 1:17:54 CINCINNATI HEART HINl- July 7 100 S 3/4 S 2 mile MARiTHON 15K. MARCH 22 APRIL 5, 1981 H MSG Jim O'Neil 1:15:04AI July lA 220 S 680 S 1 mile S Harsh Haraden 1:20:38 H40-49 ONE-HOUR RUN July 21 150 P 440 A 2 mile A - Rod Johnson 1:22:17 Roger Roullier 52:06 Bob Bartling 54 10/ 65 July 28 100 S 3/4 S 3 mile H Sol Epstein 52:13 August A 220 S 880 S 1 mile A W40 Patty Pastore 1:30:59 Bill Olrich 52:18 2-HOUR RUN August 11 100 S 440.8 2 mile S Faye Heldoorn 1:34:15 Russ Strande 47 17/1393 'August 18 220 P 3/4P 3 mile P Judy Splitgerberl:35:24 Hal Higdon 52:25 Lome Bartling 66 13/ 893 August 23 100 S 880 S 1 mile S Charles Bolton 52: V W50 Anne Johnson 1:31:44 Joe Moore 53:08 lO-MILE RUN Mary Storey 1:37:38 David Walters 53:21 Bob Bartling 54 59:46 NOTE: THERE WILL BE FIELD EVENTS IN ALL OF THESE Virginia Mc Richard Jackson 54:13 Russ Strande 47 1:06:00 MEETS. EKACT EVENTS AFTER MAY 26th TO BE ANNOUNCED. Laughlin 1:57:08 Richard Wolling 54:15 Charles Roberts 57 1:15:45 Joe Uhlig 54:36 Lome Bartl ing 66 1:17:47 page 26 National Masters Newsletter May 1981

« 51 Paul Daley HBHRR 36 60:20 NIKE/PENN MUTUAL MASTERS MEN 50-54 35 57:07 Neil Riebe M44 n Sun GRAND PRIX SERIES. lOK. Gaylon Jorgensen 37:10.7 52 Alvin Stallman BAA 52 60:23 36 57:11 Jeff Leffingwell M44 12 SALT LAKE CITY. MARCH 14. Leroy Peterson 38:10.9 53 Ned Price BAA 44 60:24 37 57:13 Robert Ingalls K46 9 UN 42 Ray Paskett 39:07.8 J4 R. Max Vigel 60:27 38 57:14 Hugh Ainslie MSO 4 Sno WOMEN 35-39 Walter McPhie 38:56.4 Bcavcrton,Bcavcrton. Oregon 55 Connie Murphy NMN 55 60:36 39 57:15 VICKI FOLTZ W37 1 Far 56 Dave Weeks UN 42 60:39 Boone Newson 44:02.5 Enid Rust 41 :32.5 40 57:31 Jim O'Brien M39 14 57 Dick Howe BAA 42 60:41 Ralph Carlson 44:34.6 Marit Glenne 42 :55.7 41 57:33 Jim Volk M48 10 Sea 58 Stan Vancelette CMS 44 T 61:00 John Robertson 45":37.7 Susan Auer 43:35.0 42 57:34 Doris Heritage W3B 2 Fal 59 Harry Fardy UN 51 61:10 Daniel Polls 45:59.6 Carol Watkins 43 :39.9 43 57:35 T Radzikowski M44 13 60 Hubert Strom Maine 51 61:27 Bill Coles 48:00.3 Mary Jane Cannon 43:43.8 44 57:39 Gordon MendenhallH42 14 Sea NIKE/PENN MUTUAl. MASTERS Keith Marshall 50:43.1 GRAND PRIX SERIES. lOK. 61 Joe Murray • UN 38 61:34 Sandra Lindstrom 45 01.2 45 57:51 Trina Hosmer W35 3 Fal 62. Carl ton Mendel 1 Maine 59 61:46 Gloria Hammond 47 00.0 HOUSTON. McCULLGUGH HIGH MEN 55-59 46 57:52 John Bandur M43 15 FS 63 Dennis Brown UN Susan Oxer 48 43.0 SCHOOL, WOODLANDS. 48 62:08 John Wagner 44:07.5 47 57:52 Bill Malinski M45 n Sno 64 John Fitzgerald UN Joy Waldron 48 57.8 JANUARY 24, 1981. 42 62:33 Clyde Mockli 46:43.5 48 57:53 John Richards M46 12 Sun 65 Donald Smith Teri Adams 49 00.1 CSU 42 62:46 Julian Maack 48:54.9 49 58:04 KAREN 5CANNEL W42 1 66 Jack Curtin NME 1 INO CANTU M45 33:47.6 49 62:50 WOMEN 40-44 Bill Zimmerman 56:26.0 50 58:30 Monroe Martin M36 IS 2 J McLATCHIE M35 34:22.9 67 Watt White CSU 41 63:01 Nancy Gregory 40 43.6 Erwin Frank 52:16.6 51 58:42 Perry Anderson M45 13 68 Austin Connors UN 40 63:03 3 William Hoss M45 34:32.5 Kaye Domgaard 43 28.4 Mark Anderson 52:55.9 52 58:48 Bjom Topel me 14 4 BOB MOHLER M40 35:03.8 69 Don Orewniak CMS 37 63:37 Judith Hagerman 47 18.6 Larry Pino 53:40.3 53 58:49 Michael Magie m2 16 '5 Don Slocumb H45 35:57.8 70 Lawrence Rose UN 50 63:30 Sharon Raggenback 52 45.5 Tom Billis 58:40.8 54 Stu Robertjon 58:51 M51 5 6 Davis MoberlyM40 36:13.6 71 Ed Colbourn UN 48 Barbara Murdock 56 20.7 55 58:59 Max Scofield m9 15 7 Bredo JohnsonM40 37:35.4 63:32 72 Robert Antonitis UN 40 63:36 Nancy Butler 57 34.6 MEN 60+ 8 Billy Vick 37:36.5 56 59:00 Paul Honanan mi 17 73 Armando Quartulli UN 56 63:55 Mary Lou Gray 60 34.3 Herb Wright 45:20.4 9 Jim Yarborouah35 37:53.9 57 59:10 William Bartell m2 18 Sea 74 Aa'inor un 43 64:04 Thelma Daisy 66 00.3 Charles SHith 46:16.8 10 Gerald Hoffman35 40: 30.8 58 59:12 Dean Fournier me 16 Sno 75 Leo Fahey AHJA 47 64:21 Bill Davidson 51:34.4 " 59 59:16 Ed Curtis ms 17 11 BARBARA 76 John Wallace BAA 54 64:22 WOMEN 45-49 Dick Jacob 57:07.6 Sno 60 59:22 JIM McCOWN MCWHORTER W35 41:01.1 77 Cindy McElwain BAA 41 64:37 Elfriede Schmitt 44 41.0 M59 1 Sno TEAM RESULTS: 61 59:23 Sandra Kiddy W44 12 Boris Balic 41:01.6 78 Andrea Hatch Lib 37 64:54 Carol Simmonds 44 56.9 2 62 59:35 Ami Fredrickson M40 13 J.B. OUTLAW M60 41:17.9 79 Joseph Braccio GBS 38 65:01 Betty Wright 55 14.2 MEN 19 Sea 63 59:56 Sue Johnston M39 4 14 J LIPPINCOTT M55 43:00.6 80 Royce Sawyer NMC 55 65:25 Zelda Robertson 58 21.4 Siihive Track Club 64 60:00 Joe Vance 15 Annette FaridW35 44:39.3 Joan Coles 58 58.2 Hagerman, Nelson, Darling H51 6 81 Bruce Ambutor CCRR 35 65:30 65 60:04 Judy Groonbridge H41 16 R. W. Picar 45:54.4 Mary Rasmussen 59 45.3 3 ' 82 Don HcCulloch CCRR 51 55:44 WOMEN 17 Louis Irigaray 46:01.6 Betty Allen 61 17.7 66 60:27 Jim Haynes me 18 CNN 83 Robert Brown Wal 43 65:45 SaTFlake City TC 18 Clark Swartz 46:06.1 67 60:28 Vicky Aldrich W35 5 Sea 84 Villy Dragsback UN 44 65:50 Rust, Cannon, Glenne 19 Sue Johnson W35 47:58.2 WOMEN 50-54 68 60:29 Richard Harrington37 16 85 Oliver Edwards NTC 47 65:54 20 Ray Johnson 47:58.7 Joan Procter 58 55.9 69 60:35 Bob Thomas me 19 Sun 86 Herbert Waters GHBTC 50 66:03 NIKE/PENN MUTUAL MASTERS GRAND PRIX Daryl Healy 61 21.6 70 60:43 Harlan Nelson M35 17 21 MURREL 87 Danforth,P.D. Con 48 66:06 SERIES. 15K. SEATTLE. MARCH 15. Lori Chapin 75 45.0 CROSSON W45 48:55.0 88 Carrie Parsi Lib 42 66:09 91 64:51 Christine Curtis W43 4 Sea Pos. 24 Hope Hoi comb W45 51:59.7 89 Jeff Lind CMS 42 66:11 96 66:18 NOLA 6RUHN H52 1 Sea MEN 35-39 Sex in 25 Alvin Habry H55 52:47.8 90 Harry Skear 66:18 119 71:22 Marcia McChesney W51 2 Nick Barton 32- 52 PI. Time Name Age Age Ci- 26 Jo Horphew W45 75:25.6 123 71:34 GRANT ERWIN M62 1 Sno 106 James Lee NHC 63 69:16 Ray Moore 34 19 29 CINDY GREEN W40 77:03.3 04 KARL WEISER M38 1 134 74:14 JERRY SATTERLEE M66 1 120 Louie Young NMC 69 73:40 Sam Fernley 35 57 30 NANCY GREEN W50 77:03.4 25 Frank Bozanich M36 2 143 78:44 JOSEPHINE HESS W62 1 116 Bernie Hanley GBTC 62 72:38 Marvin Wood 36 08 36 ROY REISINGER M40 1 Sno 149 82:24 Gene Hess M69 2 126 Phil Cade UN 64 74:59 Russell Belk 36 37 30 finishers. From Val 43 EARL ELLIS MAS 1 Sno 151 83:28 PAT LUHNEBORG W47 136 Fran Goodnow Chec 67 77:56 Norm Stark 37 01 1 Schultz. 49 Derek Mahaffey M46 Sno 164 84:22 Phyllis Pearson W60 2 Sea 137 Bob Phinney NHC 65 78:40 Michel Call 37 30 52 Dave Pitkethly M45 Sno 156 96:08 JEAN WOOD Ron Heir 38 31 W55 1 TEAM RESULTS: 56 Dave Williams M39 158 96:35 NORPIAH BRIGHT 154 finishers. From John Pi stone Jan Puczowski 38 35 K71 1 8 51: 02 Reed Miller M42 159 96:35 John Fawcett HEN Jim Wood 38 40 H62 3 9 51; 17 Ken Neville H37 Houston Harriers WINNING TEAMS: 13 MEN 40-44 10 51: 25 David Hosmer Bill Hoss 3 M36 159 finishers. From Val Schultz HEN'S OVER 40 Hugh Price 11 51: 43 Maurice Pratt M44 Bob Hohler 4 35 09:5 Sno Robert Nelson 35 12 51: 56 Evan Shull M37 Davis Moberly 6 Boston Athletic Association: 19.7 Ed Hagerman 13- 52: 03 Robert Hughes M40 Ken Mueller, John Pistone, Russ 35 07.4 Sno WOMEN Richard Carling 14 52: 04 Kai Johhansen M36 Pickering 35. 41.2 TEAM RESULTS; ^ FJi 1960 Road Runners 45 Mike Jarmen 36- 02.1 15 52: 25 Jim Pearson M36 8 Annette Farid 15 WOMEN'S OVER 35 Bill Johnston 36 18.8 WSL SCORE 16 52:32 A1 Huff M43 5 Sno Susan Johnson 19 Liberty AC Pat Watkins 36- 27.8 1 Snobomish Track Club (Sno) 17 52:45 Paul Hall M42 6 Sno Barbara HcWhorter 11 Barbara Pike, Carrie Parsi, Boyd Dyer 37. 07.0 Roy Reisinger, Earl Ellis, Oerek Andrea Hatch Forest Ewjll 37: 34.4 18 53:14 David Morris M41 7 Sno Hahaffey (1-2-3) 6 Dilon Gillies 38: 18.5 19 53:28 Allan Schuehle H37 9 20 53l34 Valdemar Schultz H40 8 Sno 2 Sunrise Striders (Sun) ^ MEN 45-49 NIKE/PENN MUTUAL GRAND PRIX SERIES. 21 53:39 Bob Langenbach M44 9 Sno Lary Webster, Robert Hunt, » Jack Gliden 35: 15.7 --.-15K---NEEDHAM, MASS. MARCH 1, 1981 22 53:41 Ray Vargas M35 10 Neil Riebe (5-6-7) 18 Kaye Nelson 36 40.2 23 54:04 Joe Quinn M35 n Place Name Club Age Time Charles Flynn 39 30.2 3 Seattle Track Club (Sea) 24 54:23 Tom Wateiman M45 4 Bruce McMullin 40. 16.1 Jim Volk, Gordon Mmdenhall, 1 Efnie Dumas CMS 40 50:33 25 54:35 Roy Burt M44 10 Sno Harry Ewing 40 28.8 William Bartell (8-9-14) 31 2 Ken Mueller BAA 44 51:32 Keith Baker Thomas Baker 40- 51.3 26 55:08 M46 5 Sno 3 Chuck Keatino UN 3? 51:56 Robert Mitchell 41- 27 55:13 BILL McCHESNEY M52 1 WOMEN 4 Lee Wilcox CTC 42 52:18 17.3 Hendrick Slok 41 28 55:20 Stan Fitzpatrick M35 12 •Dan Ellison NHC 42 52:34 22.7 1 Falcon Track Club (Fal) Dean Jackson 29 55:21 Larry Webster M47 6 Sun John Pistone BAA 47 41 34.4 Vicki Foltz, Doris Heritage, 1 52:35 30 55:21 A Schwinkendorf M47 7 Sno 7 Manfred Kandschur HTC 52:36 Roger Durst 41 59.4 Trina Hosmer (1-2-3) 6 50 31 56-"I Agris Moruss M39 13 8 Russ Pickering BAA 41 52:58 32 56.29 Jack Martin H46 8 Sno 2 Seattle Track Club (Sea) 9 Andy Urguhart CTC 41 53:03 ••• FINAL RESULTS OF TBE NIFE/PENN MUTUAL MASTERS GRAND PRIX •••• MARCH 14, 1981 ATLANTA. GEORGIA 33 56:33 Robert Hunt MSO 2 Sun Judy firooBbridge, Vicky Aldrich, 10 Ken Wilson CMS 45 53:05 34 56:37 Howard Miller H54 3 Sno Christine Curtis (4-5-6) 15 n Connie Ooherty I ATC 40 53:21 PLACE PIACE PLACE NAME TEAM OVERALL PLACE NAME TEAM TIME OVERAL: 12 Ned-Toland LCS 37 53:22 WOMEN AGE 35 - 39 WOMEN AGE 40'- 44 13 Bob Regan CSU 42 53:25 1. Llla Brasher ATC 40:S6.8 3? 1. Nancy Parker ATC 39:28.0 27 14 Ed DeM,arrais NMC 50 53:55 2. Penny Falser ATC 41104^5 38 2. Kelly Ferrel ATC 45:00.7 56 3: Julia Emmows ATC 41;3076 40 15 Bob Coughlin KTC- 42 54:33 16 Daniel Cake UN 36 54:54 MEN AGE 35-39 MEN AGE 40 - 44 17 John L. Sullivan NMC 44 54:55 1. Mike Hartman ATC 34:10.7 2 1. Ken Winn ATC 33:31.2 1 2. Bert Broadfool, ATC 34:38.0 3 2. Dick Langway ATC 34:57.5 18 John White UN 42 55:15 4 3. Eftiory Parr ATC 34:58.3 5 3. George Sharp ATC 35:22.4 6 19 Robert A Clarke GBS 35 55:26 4. Darrold Smith UNA 35:52.4 7 4. R. Leeuwenburg DD 36:17.6 8 20 Dirk Armstrong CSU 35 55:37 1 UNA 37:28.7 14 5. Toeany Owens ATC 36:42.7 9 8. James Watkins UNA 37:30.2 15 6. Gene Berry ATC 36:51.2 10 21 Anthony Jackson UN 35 55:40 I. Chuck Speight UNA 38:16.4 20 7. Dave Morgan ATC 37:18.4 12 8. Len Rothman 22 Bruce Greer RCA 44 55:48 UNA 41:43.0 42 8. James Uaddle ATC 37:35.5 16 9. CliEf Sapp DP 43:02.0 46 9. Tommy Barnes ATC 37:40.4 17 23 S. Thurston CMS 44 55:49 10. Larry Baugh UNA 43:04.4 47 10. John Perkins ATC 37:41.3 18 24 JoeMilligan GBS 46 56:51 11. Edward Smith DP 43:54.5 51 11. Fox Ferrel^ DD 38:01.9 19 25 Dan Yanchurak UN 40 55:53 12. Charles Benson1 PD 45:00.1 55 12. Jack Kelly DD 38:20.6 21 13. Duval Bryan UNA 47:06.1 59 13. 26 James Kunkemullef BAA 38 56:05 Dick Bell DD 38:44.4 23 14. David Abtiott DP 47:17.5 60 14. Jay Cullen DD 40:13.0 30 27 Howard Waryel BAA 36 56:07 15. Charles Bolemain DD 48:02.2 61 15. Larry Wagner UNA 40:24.1 31 28 D. Tomlinson BUH 41 56:13 18. Lloyd Smith DD 48:40.0 63 16. Dave Conley DD 40:44.0 34 17. Chuck Flynt 29 Efrem Mallach NIC 38 56:21 UNA 51:39.9 64 17. Ray Loft in DO 40:46.7 35 18. Ashby Cook UNA 51:41.6 65 18. Tom Cullen 30 G. Butterworth UNA 41:19.0 39 CSU 42 56:27 19. Merle Teylor UNA 52:57.3 66 19. Charles Benson DD 41:32.7 41 (Atlanta's Penn1 Mutual Agent) 20. John Chernowski DD 41:57.9 44 31 Russ Connors HTC 48 56:45 20. Bill Markert UNA 53:21.3 67 21. Robert Greene UNA 42:04.8 45 32 Rony Sapienza BAA "'1 56:50 22. Walter Bruce ATC 43:18.6 48 33 Douglas Allen Cape 0 56:55 MEN AGE 4S - 49 23. John Finn UNA 43:56.6 52 TEAM WINNERS OF NIKE/PENN MUTUAL MASTERS GRAND PRIX SERIES 1. Bob Jones 34 Martin Flynn GNBT 57:28 ATC 36:52.0 11 24. Don Hubble ATC 44:49.9 53 2. John Barton UNA 37:23.1 13 25. Joe Jenkins ATC 46:25.7 62 35 Owen Barber NA . 57:38 3. Ed Gsssawsy BTC 38:37.7 22 RACE DIS 4. Gerry Killianfc 36 Ron Goldner CSU 57:53 1 BTC 38:59.9 24 HDl AGE 50 - 54 GATE CITY 5. John Fowler TANCE MEN'S 40+ TEAM WOMEN'S 35+ TEAM 37 Tom Knatt NMC 58:14 BTC 39:26.3 25 1. W. Culpepper UNA 39:27.2 26 8. Jack Branch BTC 39:51.3 28 2. Joe Petroline ATC 39:28.0 27 38 Joe Fernandez Brat 58:18 Jan. 24 Houston lOK Houston Harriers FM 1960 Runners ,7. Don Gotham DD 40:47.9 36 3. W. Sengstock ATC 40:31.1 32 39 Bill Lesehay UN 58:35 8. Marcel LeClairr UNA 43:37.4 49 Feb. 1 St. Louis 15K St. Louis TC St. Louis TC 40 Perry Constas UN 51 58:42 9. Alan Thompson DD 44:51.2 54 HEN AGE 60 • 64 Mar. 1 Boston 15K Boston AA Liberty AC 1. B. T. Marshall ATC 41:49.6 43 Mar. 14 Atlanta lOK Atlanta TC Atlanta TC 41 John Connors REN AGE SS - S9 2. Pat Stone ATC 43:43.5 UN 42 59:00 50 Mar. 14 Salt Lake City lOK Beehive TC 1. Raymond Dubner UNA 46:31.5 56 3. E. Galloway Salt Lake City TC 42 Gus Saulnier UN 45 59:14 ATC 46:04.2. 57 2. Adrian RandallL UNA 53:55.6 68 Mar. 15 Seattle 15K Snohomish TC Falcon TC 43 John Hurley NHC 43 59:17 MBN AGE 65 - '69 Mar. 22 San Diego 15K Mid-Pacific RC West Valley Tc 44 Bill Murray CMS 43 1. MM. Kendrick UNA 54:09.3 69 59:28 Mar. 28 Brooklyn 10K Mi 11rose Central Park 45 Ray Pickell BAA SO 59:35 RENS TEAM CHAMPIONS MORENS TEAM CBAMPIOMS Barbara Pike Lib 59:42 Members of winning teams received expense-paid trip from Penn 46 39 Atlanta track Club Atlanta Track Club 47 Roger Camire GNBTC 36 59:33 1. Ren Ninn 2. Dick Langvay 1. Rancy Parkar 2. Lila Braahar Mutual April 11 to compete in NIKE/U.S. Roadracing Chaapion- 48 Robert Lyons UN 37 59:58 3. ToMV Omens 4. James Saddle 3. Panny Kaiaar 4. Julia ships in Philadelphia. NIKE will award both winning men's 49 Vemon Grant UN 46 60:07 and women's Masters teams in Philadelphia travel expenses to ATC • Atlanta Track Club DO - Ovlta Duat«n Running Club •the June 27 International Masters 25K Race in Brugge, Belgium. 50 Raymond Acheson UN 45 60:14 •TC • Slntlngham Track Club DMA > Unattached -

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