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BolderBOULDER 1990 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Eric Morrison M19 31:34 John Wessels M27 31:46 Joseph Sheely M31 31:57 Mark Allan M32 32:00 Tim Jones M29 32:02 Janne Hamalainen M28 32:17 Andrew Crooke M31 32:19 Gorden Way M25 32:19 Adian Armold M16 32:23 William Burton M27 32:24 Duke Studmuffln M22 32:25 Jeff Sanchez M24 32:26 Todd Wienke M25 32:32 Richard Bishop M32 32:37 Rob Welo M26 32:49 David Kistner M25 32:50 Mark Volt M29 33:09 Scott Molina M30 33:10 Steve Smith M20 33:12 Palge Bodine M32 33:13 Ken Masarie M31 33:15 A.J Campbell M17 33:19 Keith Golding M29 33:19 Tim Minor M32 33:19 Jim Christoph M36 33:25 Matt Schubert M20 33:28 Karl Mimmok M25 33:29 Chris McDonald M21 33:30 Patrick Shabram M22 33:31 Kevin Schaefer M20 33:36 Puke Branmuffin M22 33:37 Geoff Cooper M35 33:41 Paul Schultz M30 33:43 Mitchell Craib M28 33:48 Mark Schroeder M28 33:50 Randy Liljenberg M34 33:53 James Giveans M20 33:54 Kent Barringer M33 33:54 Peter Heck M22 33:56 Rick Katz M41 33:56 John Clark M20 33:56 Wayne Strohman M19 33:58 Jim Stage M37 34:00 Richard Oropeza M20 34:02 John Swartz M42 34:03 Mark Muggleton M33 34:04 Kevin Splaman M25 34:05 Luke Studmuffln M22 34:06 Rohan Zaveri M24 34:07 Kyle Fredin M20 34:08 Daniel Foley M30 34:09 Bob Dyer M28 34:10 Eddle Engllshmuffin M24 34:12 Graeme Peterson M39 34:14 Chris Waythomas M33 34:17 Jay Kirksey M34 34:18 Michael Cook M32 34:21 Michael Evans M36 34:21 Redcloud M28 34:22 Kevin Slaton M27 34:23 Frank Rivera M33 34:24 Dave Dooley M43 34:24 Mike Sprung M30 34:27 Patrick Worden M18 34:27 Shawn Carr M25 34:32 Bob McAnany M33 34:33 Lyle Smith M32 34:36 Rick Seibert M32 34:38 Danald Lobeda M26 34:40 Craig Wichness M19 34:40 Melody Fairchild F16 34:41 Douglas Haas M34 34:41 Scott Larson M20 34:41 Steve Rishling M32 34:43 Darius Bear M38 34:44 Gregory Fiess M27 34:46 Ricky Rae McDonald M28 34:48 Bruce Pulford M35 34:49 Christopher Cook M17 34:50 Todd Poseley M24 34:51 Raley Hinojosa M38 34:52 Daniel Green M26 34:54 Steve Cavalli M29 34:56 Richard Dick Telford M45 34:57 Dan Glynn M24 34:58 Brian Fawcett M35 34:58 Steven Bonifer M18 34:58 Tim Diaz M32 35:00 Kevin Herd M19 35:02 Bill Lawrence M35 35:03 Thomas Santa Maria M26 35:04 Randy Wojno M30 35:04 Michael Pope M21 35:05 Charles Lusman M36 35:05 William Wlibar M19 35:06 Kevin Priest M21 35:06 Dean Wager M29 35:06 Glen Combe M16 35:08 Jim Westmoreland M38 35:09 Thomas Lacy M32 35:09 Generated October 1, 2021 at 9:29 AM 1/239 BolderBOULDER 1990 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Frank A. Kuhimann M28 35:10 Reid Godboit M34 35:11 Patrick Walentosky M33 35:11 Darren Lazaruk M29 35:12 Finn Esb Nsen M39 35:13 Gary Weston M34 35:14 Michael John Pereira M30 35:14 Peter Urschel M19 35:16 Matt Maske M20 35:16 Scott Dawson M28 35:18 Doug Chesnut M37 35:18 Gregory Burrell M30 35:18 Ted Macblane M24 35:21 Nick DeLisa M19 35:21 Damon Clark M29 35:22 Mark Brockie M33 35:23 Larry Graff M34 35:24 Charly Sanchez M41 35:24 Richard Kinnison M39 35:24 Clarence Harrison M29 35:26 Jorge Solorzaho M34 35:29 Jim Thomure M21 35:30 Fred Lian M40 35:31 Thomas Tennessen M31 35:31 Greg Avery M29 35:32 Jeffrey Olive M22 35:33 Dean DePaolo M25 35:34 Darrell Roberts M21 35:34 John McCarthy M26 35:35 Travis Haines M18 35:36 John Gutierrez M15 35:36 Tony Riley M35 35:37 Pedro Poppyseedmuffln M27 35:37 John Miller M33 35:39 Dan Nielsen M28 35:40 John Cabell M35 35:41 Doug Gundersen M34 35:43 John Stevens M33 35:43 Bern Geyer M30 35:44 Juan Carrizales M32 35:45 Tom Morris M42 35:46 Kenneth Davis M25 35:47 Charles Bedford M25 35:49 Eric Cheezum M23 35:49 John Prasuhn M35 35:49 Arturo Nogueron M30 35:50 Turner Stauffer M30 35:51 Brendon Hofsetz M19 35:51 Gregg Leverentz M18 35:52 Daniel Montoya M35 35:53 Tim Williams M28 35:54 Robert Barrett M25 35:54 Kurt Spears M29 35:55 Bill Smitham M46 35:56 Andrew Builder M21 35:56 Richard Luck M34 35:57 Jim Hill M35 35:57 Rob Knaub M36 35:58 James Oberheide M45 35:58 Ted Diaz M29 36:00 James Kasic M23 36:01 Kort Dallow M37 36:02 Barry Conway M26 36:03 Jack Wehr M31 36:04 Tom Stermitz M35 36:04 Frank Pittman Walters M27 36:05 David Hammond M20 36:05 Andrew Bacon M34 36:06 Akeem Mobutu M38 36:06 Granger Banks M30 36:06 Robert O'Donnell M29 36:07 Bob Morey M26 36:07 Charles Nak M43 36:07 Nate Miller M20 36:08 Mike Schuh M29 36:08 Terry Bauer M17 36:08 Christopher Masoltelli M38 36:09 Luke Siekmeler M22 36:09 Robert Love M26 36:10 Aubrey Lavizzo M46 36:11 Keith Hampton M29 36:11 Ralph Miller M38 36:12 Rick Beakwith M27 36:12 Steve Pye M27 36:13 Thomas Christian M30 36:15 Greg Torluemke M17 36:15 Chris Rodriguez M21 36:16 John Davis M36 36:16 Scott Drum M19 36:17 Shawn Michael Flot M21 36:18 Larry Thigpen M18 36:19 Ron Kerschner M39 36:20 Timothy Taylor M30 36:20 Paul Faestel M15 36:24 Edward Fuchs M41 36:24 Andy Vogel M14 36:24 Tom Barnish M29 36:26 Kurt Kelley M16 36:28 Travis Moore M22 36:30 Steven Vasconcellos M20 36:30 Generated October 1, 2021 at 9:29 AM 2/239 BolderBOULDER 1990 - BolderBOULDER 10K - results OnlineRaceResults.com NAME DIV TIME ---------------------- ------- ----------- Drew Clark M43 36:31 Roger Washburn M42 36:31 Kirk Golba M24 36:32 Francis Sherwood M17 36:32 Tim Treofa M40 36:33 Scott Morson M33 36:34 Kristi Martinez M20 36:35 Ron Harman M36 36:35 Scott Felker M27 36:36 Matt Peterson M20 36:36 Bryan Thompson M29 36:37 Matthias Jakob M24 36:37 Daniel Greer M30 36:38 Todd Gilbreath M24 36:39 Bobby Hills M31 36:39 Steven George M25 36:40 Jeffrey Byrne M38 36:40 Joel Wright M31 36:40 Thomas Lischwe M36 36:40 Todd Erwin M14 36:40 Gary Mueller M36 36:41 Thomas Carr M32 36:43 Jim enyeart M18 36:43 John Rohrbaugh M27 36:44 Peter Armbruster M32 36:45 Eric Morgensterin M22 36:45 Larry Dreyer M33 36:45 Ron Nies M23 36:46 Douglas Miller M30 36:46 David Wilcox M28 36:47 Alan Cook M19 36:47 Larry O'Brian M31 36:47 Larry Handing M40 36:47 Chris Burgess M22 36:47 Michael Tucker M24 36:48 Mark Johnson M31 36:48 Carlos Martinez M16 36:48 Russ Miller M33 36:49 Mike Burks M33 36:49 Ben Chavez M46 36:50 Ken Buckspan M38 36:50 Robert Thlen M21 36:51 Mike Uhrich M31 36:52 Ronald Davis M43 36:52 Arthur Mizzi M34 36:53 Billy Wyckoff M25 36:53 Michael Seeley M39 36:53 Theodore Quintana M39 36:54 Mark Gwillim M34 36:54 Steven Smith M32 36:56 John DesRosieras M27 36:56 Gary Butson M42 36:56 Frank Medrono M37 36:57 Brian King M33 36:58 Steve Brawley M23 36:58 Keith Hannon M22 36:59 Daniel Elia M26 36:59 Harry Doyle M42 37:00 Mark Bravo M32 37:00 Dave Schurz M42 37:00 Tom O'Brian M34 37:00 Bruce Plocher M37 37:01 Glenn Erickson M29 37:01 Doug Balzer M28 37:01 Jesse Garves M39 37:02 Darren Leathers M17 37:03 Rick Cone M29 37:03 Jim Brendel M32 37:04 Jeff Hildebrandt M25 37:05 Troy Ciaar M21 37:06 Dave Watts M43 37:08 Douglas Haller M26 37:08 Steve Johnson M45 37:10 Kyle Heyer M33 37:11 Brent Ruby M22 37:11 Andrew Cope M16 37:11 Brandon Hodgson M16 37:12 Michael Stengel M37 37:12 Jason Baker M14 37:13 Kristen Kindt F25 37:13 Scott Kent M22 37:13 Doug Welch M31 37:15 Martin R. 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    julho 2013 [2] Julho 2013 | Cinemateca Portuguesa-Museu do Cinema CINEMATECA PORTUGUESA-MUSEU DO CINEMA SESSÕES JULHO 2013 RUA BARATA SALGUEIRO, 39 Em julho, final de temporada antes da habitual pausa do mês de agosto, a programação da Cinemateca não 1269­‑059 LISBOA, PORTUGAL TEL. 213 596 200 | FAX. 213 523 180 foge, na sua estrutura, ao modelo seguido nos últimos meses. Repetimos o que temos dito em programas [email protected] recentes: historicamente, por natureza e essência, a programação desta Cinemateca – como da generalidade WWW.CINEMATECA.PT das cinematecas no mundo inteiro – organiza-se numa lógica de Ciclos e retrospetivas, de autor, temáticas, por cinematografias, encarando o cinema e a sua História, os diálogos e as rimas por eles sugeridos, em programas que procuram combinar apostas de maior ambição com rubricas regulares de programação. Assim pautada, uma programação deste tipo pretende ir construindo uma história cujo sentido e dimensão existem tanto no plano do conjunto de cada uma das iniciativas como no do desenho mais abrangente que a cada mês se sugere. É por isto, pela proposta continuada de um ponto de vista, afirmativo ou questionador, entre a descoberta e a redescoberta, que distingue a programação de uma Cinemateca do de uma simples “sala de reprise”. A realidade actual obriga-nos a mudar a regra: sem condições para continuar a cumprir o padrão desejável, a programação da Cinemateca assume essa impossibilidade, sem prescindir de propor as suas sessões – cinco por dia, seis dias por semana. Julho de 2013 será, portanto, mais uma vez, um mês “de avulsos” – sem abdicar, “apesar de tudo”, de um desejo de variedade, riqueza e, mesmo, descoberta, que fica expresso nos muitos títulos e textos que se seguem.
  • Tigers in the Draft

    Tigers in the Draft

    Tigers in the Draft NO. NAME, POSITION ROUND TEAM 1949 AAFC 1961 AFL INTRO 1936 21 Albin (Rip) Collins, B 3 Cleveland Bo Strange, C 3 Denver Abe Mickal, B 6 Detroit THIS IS LSU 1950 1962 NFL TIGERS 1937 Al Hover, G 14 Chi. Bears Wendell Harris, B 1 Baltimore Marvin (Moose) Stewart, C 2 Chi. Bears Zollie Toth, B 4 NY Bulldogs Fred Miller, T 7 Baltimore COACHES Gaynell (Gus) Tinsley, E 2 Chi. Cardinals Melvin Lyle, E 10 NY Bulldogs Tommy Neck, B 18 Chicago REVIEW Ebert Van Buren, B 8 NY Giants Earl Gros, B 1 Green Bay 1939 Ray Collins, T 3 San Francisco Jimmy Field, B 16 Green Bay HISTORY Eddie Gatto, T 5 Cleveland Roy Winston, G 4 Minnesota LSU Dick Gormley, C 20 Philadelphia 1951 Billy Joe Booth, T 13 New York Kenny Konz, B 1 Cleveland 1940 Jim Shoaf, G 10 Detroit 1962 AFL Ken Kavanaugh Sr., E 2 Chi. Bears Albin (Rip) Collins, B 2 Green Bay Tommy Neck, HB 20 Boston Young Bussey, B 18 Chi. Bears Joe Reid, C 13 LA Rams Jimmy Field, QB 26 Boston Billy Baggett, B 22 LA Rams Earl Gros, FB 2 Houston 1941 Ebert Van Buren, B 1 Philadelphia Bob Richards, T 32 Oakland Leo Barnes, T 20 Cleveland Y.A. Tittle, QB 1 San Francisco Roy Winston, G 6 San Diego J.W. Goree, G 12 Pittsburgh Wendell Harris, HB 7 San Diego 1952 1943 Jim Roshto, B 12 Detroit 1963 NFL Bill Edwards, G 29 Chi. Cardinals George Tarasovic, C 2 Pittsburgh Dennis Gaubatz, LB 8 Detroit Willie Miller, G 30 Cleveland Rudy Yeater, T 13 San Francisco Buddy Soefker, B 18 Los Angeles Percy Holland, G 22 Detroit Jess Yates, E 20 San Francisco Gene Sykes, B 8 Philadelphia Walt Gorinski, B 17 Philadelphia Chet Freeman, B 23 Texas Jerry Stovall, B 1 St.