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Dundee Hawkhill Profile SCOTLAND'S JULY 1989 £1.20 ISSUE 35 he New Balance EVA wimin a shell of 595combines polyurethane.The result Tadvanced midsole of this combination of components in a way no components is extra­ running shoe has ever ordinary comfort and done before. 1~rtu ally compression­ The shoe's unique proof stability. Rebound wedge helps pro­ tn short, me 595 is a pel a runner U1rough his or surprisingly lean, techno­ her gait cycle by returning logically advanced perfor­ energy to me ruru1er upon mance running shoe. impact A feature oft his sort might be Consider that me Rebound wedge We. suggest you visit your local New accomplish­ is part and parcel of the 595's c-capw Balance retailer, and spring for a pair. DUNDEE HAWKHILL PROFILE ment enough midsole- a unit mat provides a for most run- superb level of rushioning and acts PRo m-~•" ning shoe com- as a platform for our patented Encap' Ml' n.1a11c•sh<Jesrnrne panies. But not wedge. 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M. l ooun1K tinehc wedgt Sun 7 12 he Price C9.t6 ).', .i,..... 13 P1ice t:S4.99 13 FEATURES 41 LE TIERS 23 RESULTS CLUB PROFILE Alan Lorimer profiles 100 year 17 old Dundee Hawkh111 Hamers 47 ALLAN WELLS EVENTS - 30 19 UK CHAMPS 54 Doug Gillon reports from a good JUNIOR PAGES COACHING CLINIC championship ln Jarrow tt l roob <:Mtoot CC fr~ Shoe 22 TM ....,o_...«'°"' °"''°" shot 32 56 t1. Chariot JCW1'r.tning SttM ""'llll'I'~' '" rf!Oui..!lO"I • ' ~ CombNton ArJo9'tl-tlst.0 '1'09 w-1h tN)l'IOI\ ~~ srt0t rt G ltcO' 414 4ecf MOTHERWELL'S blow!'I atlCI C..tK>n h..lbbef 0Vt'°'9 to- th• lteitV.et ~ lor 1hoM ....,,,,.. SPORTS INJURIES SPORTS NETWORK o.agon• ft)9 bit 'O COlll'l!ef PfOl\tl!Ot'I mooon controt to eount« •"" O'YC!lf 4illee h09l l!olr:e, lurletic weOQe. M""' p!Ol'llloOn l enlJel'le.H The dlf000.91 1(111 RUNNERS We all get them. 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