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^m. .- AT AGE 70, DAVIES WINS $4000 IN BIGGEST MASTERS PAYDAY EVER $27,500 Earned in Twin Cities Marathon CLARK, SCHLOSSER EACH WIN $4000 AS TOP MASTERS When the history of the 20th century running boom is written, scholars will likely include October 6, 1985 as one of the sport's milestones. For on that cold, crisp, autumn, Sunday morning, 70-year-o\d Clive Davies became the oldest runner in history to earn as much as $4000 for a few hours effort. He did it by running 26 miles, 385 yards from Minneapolis to St. Paul, Minnesota in a time of three hours, four minutes and 15 seconds — a time judged best, based on age and sex — of ail age-35- and-over finishers in the fourth annual Twin Cities Marathon, It didn't come easy. The mid-30- i degree temperatures forced the Tillamook, Oregon resident to stop every quarter mile for the last five miles to massage his aching legs. "The cold weather cramped me up," Davies said. "I'm not happy at all with my time." But he was happy with the $4000, ?;•> :• part of a total of $27,500 awarded to i' age-35-and-over runners in the age- :s| graded competition — the biggest pay day in Masters history.

Davies' time of 3:04:15 was 14:38 4 under the "target time" for his 70-74 age group, which gave him a nearly- six-minute margin over Antonio Villanueva, 45, of Jalapa, . Villanueva won the second-place age- handicap award of $3500 with a time of 2:20:35, which was 8:50 under the -.t; r target time for his 45-49 age division. In his first marathon since turning 70 At the 12-mile point in the Twin Cities Marathon in Minnesota onOctober 6, Itwas still a four-way on August 7, Davies ran the fastest -• battle for thefirst-place Masters prize of$4000. 's David Clark, 41,(No. 36on thefar right) pulled away at 14 miles to win the age-40-and-over title in 2:18:56. Mexico's Antonio Villanueva, 45, time ever by a man over 70, breaking (No. 30 behind Clark's shoulder) was2nd in2:20:35 andwon $3500. Ireland's PatMurphy, 40, No. the mark of 3:07:26, set by the late 40)placed 3rd.'s Guenter Mieike, 42,(No. 35)dropped back tofinish 9th. Monty Montgomery in California in --'i ,„ photo by Bruce Bispang 1977. Also winning $4000 were the first 3000 Masters "Keep Moving" men's and women's age-40-or-over In Governor's Cup finishers, David Clark, 41, of England, and Doris Schlosser, 41, of West Ger- • In what was described as "a red- September 29. The events were limited Continued on page 3 letter day for some 3,000 older to Masters age-4(>-or-over. athletes," Masters from all over- New The Governor's Cup is the highlight England and as far away as San Fran of "Keep Moving," a statewide walk New World and U.S. . J! f ' cisco showed up to participate in the ing program designed by the Track & Field West Germany's Doris Schlosser, 41, won 2nd Annual Governor's Cup, which Massachusetts Executive Office of $4000 as the first woman, age-40-or^5ver, to consisted of a five-mile run, a three- Elder Affairs, under Governor Michael Age>Groap Records finish the Twin Cities Marathon in Minnesota on October6. Her time of 2:38:56 gave her a two- mile competitive walk, and a one-mile S. Dukakis' aegis, to encourage older — Page 17 minute edge over Idaho's Gabriele Andersen. fun walk, in Boston, Mass., on Continued on page 5 pfwto by Bruce Bispang page! National Masters News November, 1985

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DEPARTMENTS TAC Officers 2 Letters to the Editor 2 WRITE ON! Gun Lap 6 Training Advice 7 Open Mouth 8 Profile - Ivor Welch • 9 Speaker's Corner 10 Mftttbttiil Masfm ***0. Box 25?2t N«yg, CA 914IM. Medical Log II The Foot Beat 12 d NRDC 13 NATIONAL T&F MEET see in NCAA competition with rigid walked into Indiana University Track & Field Report 14 The TAC National Masters T&F eligibility of the athlete in any par Stadium, the most impressive symbol WAVA Officers 15 II) ticular event. An effort has to be made Countdown to Melbourne; 15 Meet August 25th in Indianapolis was that this was to be "big time" competi Age Records 16 exceptional in many ways; the superb to check the eligibility of all relay tion was the huge, black Olympic-style New Age-Groupers 16 facility, meet organization and the members in TAC sanctioned cham electronic scoreboard blinking: Masters Scene 25 quality athletes competing made this a pionships; anything less is an admis "Welcome Masters 1985 TAC Na Schedule .26 remarkable competition. The meet was sion that Masters competition is simply tional Track & Field Championships." Track & Field Results 30 Long Distance Results 34 also exceptional in its haphazard super a participatory rather than a com I felt I'd arrived. This sandiotter was vision of who ran on which relays. petitive event. takin' his first cuts in Yankee Stadium. FEATURES It is particularly upsetting to put Richard Guido All the races were conducted U.S. 8K Championships 4 together a club relay, train months for Greater Rochester TC beautifully. Communication between Club. West Meet . .5 Fairport, New York officials and athletes was excellent. I U.S. 15K Race Walk ; 5 an event, go through several thousand TAC Convention 5 dollars of expense to arrive at the na was pleasantly surprised to see the LDR Winners Chart 13 tionals and find people putting FIRST-TIMER'S EXPERIENCE Masters spirit of inclusion and par Report from Britain. 16 together a relay team on the spot. I As a 38-year-old average road run ticipation, rather than exclusion and L.A. Patriots Meet... 16 . . f r spoke to the meet director, Marshall ner, I had planned to spend the sum elitism, generously extended to foreign World T&F Records 17 mer of 1985 to improve upon my PR's '}\ American T&F Records 19 Goss, and relayed my concerns. He competitors. The starters, lap- T&F Record Forms r.22 told me that he had brought up the in the 5K (19:20) and lOK (39:54). But, counters, timers, etc. were conscien WAVA Affiliates 23 question to the National Masters Rules then, enter National Masters News. tious, considerate and good-humored Fifth Avenue Mile 23 Committee the day before. It was The spirit of Masters track, as express during what must have been, for them, Mythical Dual Meet 24 decided not to enforce the national ed in the News, was just what I was a very long weekend. The competitors Quadrangular Meet 24 masters rules on relays which says all looking for. Tough, fair, well- Nike25K 24 seemed tough, serious, intense and NorCal Senior Olympics 24 members of the relay be from the same organized competition, yes. But the dedicated to performing their best. 1985 15K Rankings 28 geographic club. real- emphasis seemed to be on par Afterwards, they were low-key, warm, Age-Record Updates .29 An effort has to be made by the Na ticipation — on doing one's individual sociable — like a "fam/y picnic." rt 5 tional TC officials and the meet of best — whether this resulted in winning So for the noiTuna\ cost ol TAC «! ENTRY FORMS/ RACE ficials to maintain the integrity of the or not. membership and low meet entry fee >1' ^ & PRODUCT INFO national meet and relays, in particular. So I entered my first Masters track ($8, less than many road races I've NMN Subscription Form 4 Masters competition deserves no less meet — the TAC Nationals in In 1 I TAC Convention Form 5 entered), a middle-of-the-pack jogger Track & Field Books 7 than the same kind of integrity that we dianapolis, in the 5000-meter run. 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4:51 under his handicapped time and with running in chilly weather. "But won him 4th prize of $2750. that doesn't mean I care for it," he Rounding out the top ten Masters said. He was the Masters winner of the money-winners were Oregon's Mike 1983 and 1984 New York Marathons Heffernan, 45, 2:26:42 ($2000); and won the World Veterans (IGAL) Ireland's Pat Murphy, 40, 2:21:34 25K in England this year. ($1750); lEngland's Robin Dow, 41, "I was fairly confident of winning at 2:21:39 ($1500); "and Pennsylvania's all times," he said. Norm Green, 53, 2:29:42 ($1250). Villanueva was the 2nd Masters Bruce Mortensen, Gaylon finisher, 1:39 behind Clark, and was Jorgensen, Diane Palmason and Fay followed by Murphy and Dow. Bradley also got pay checks. Mortensen was fifth and the first 40-f The handicap times were based on American finisher in 2:22:23. Green the five American age records for each won the 50-54 division. group. The slowest and fastest age records were discarded, and the other Mielke, 42, of Alspach, West Ger three averaged to arrive at the "target many, who had won Masters titles in time." the Falmouth Road Race, the Interna A total of $161,000 was given away tional Brugge 25K in , and the in the Pillsbury-sponsored race. VI World Veterans track WK, dropped "It was a real battle with Antonio, back to finish ninth among the 40-t- Robin, Pat, Bruce and Guenter for 14 finishers (and 17th in the age-grading) miles," Masters winner Clark said. in 2:27:38. "We took turns leading. Finally, at "The cold weather (33 degrees when about M'A miles, I picked it up a bit. I the race started) made it hard on peo opened about 50 meters and, from then ple who ran a fast pace," Mielke said. on, it was just me and the road." "Look at the results. Only one runner A native of St. Albans, 23 miles had an excellent race. That was the north of London, Clark is familiar Continued on Page 5

70-year-oldCllve Davies (no. 70) wins $4000 for finishingthe TwinCities Marathon on October 6 in 3:04:15, a time judged best—by ageand sex—ofall age-35-or-over runnersinthe Minneapolis-to- St. Paul race. photo by Laurie Boutang

own pace and didn't see Andersen Davies Wins $4000 again until late in the race, when she Continued from page 1 went past for the women's 40-f vic tory. many, with times of 2:18:56 and 2:38:56, respectively. Schlosser was in the race only It was a birthday present I truly because race director Jack Moran had earned," said Clark, who finished 14th invited Guenter Mielke. "Guenter is overall and sixth in the age-graded like my coach," shesaid'. "He got Jack competition. "It was quite hard for me to iiivite me, too." to maintain a good pace today. We She said she expected Andersen to went off at a fast rate, and I knew it win. Andersen had won the open would be a difficult race." women's division in the 1983 Twin Clark was hoping to better the Cities, and had set a world Masters 2:17:30 he ran two weeks earlier in track record of 16:44 in the women's New York, but the combination of the 5000 meters in Rome in June. She was fast start and cold weather tired him expected to have a shot at the U.S. faster than he planned. "I was aiming women's Masters record. for a faster time, but circumstances But the fast pace took a toll of many denied that," he said. of the early leaders, including Schlosser's time gave her third place Gabriele, whose final time was a still in the age-graded category, 6:40 under excellefit 2:41:00, only 1:49 over the the handicap time for her 40-44 age U.S. women's 40-f- marathon mark of group. 2:39:11, set by Miki Gorman in 1976. Her win was something of an upset. She ran within sight of Gabriele That placed Andersen fifth in the Andersen for the first mile, but the age-graded ^coring — 4:36 under her 1984 Olympian thendisappeared along target time and worth a hefty $2500 in with the other leaders in the women's prize money. open division. Sandwiched between the two women : Schlosser, who lives in Schwetz- in the age-graded bracket was Wiscon David Clark, 41, of St. Albans, England winning the Masters division title and $4000 in the Twin ingen. West Germany, settled into her sin's Dan Conway, 46. His 2:24:34 was Cities Marathon in Minnesota on October 6. photo by Laurie Boutang «3K53iUiL

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Benham Sets M75 Mark 126 Enjoy Randall, Pickert Club West Meet Win U.S. 8K The lure of an off-season meet at a by NATE WHITE fine facility and an excuse to weekend Aided by the idyllic weather that in Santa Barbara drew 126 Masters to followed Hurricane Gloria, the 1985 the 12th Annual Club West Meet held U.S. TAG National Masters 8K Cham at the University of California—Santa pionships on September 29 produced Barbara, located just north of that cky eight new U.S. single-age records. In in Goleta, on October 5. addition, Ed Benham set a new 75-79 In fitting with the low-key at age-group national mark of 34:21, mosphere, some winning times were breaking his own record of 34:40, "relaxed" but still enviable. Double which he set in 1982. winners in the sprints included M. . Run on the flat and fast Onondaga Black, M30, in the 200 (23.6) and 400 Lake Park course in Liverpool, New (51.6); t). Glasgow, M50, the 100m York, as part of the Prego 8K, the fine (12.5) and 200 (25.8); and Shirley field of Masters runners was led to the Dietderich, W55, the 100m (16.8) and finish line by Kirk Randall of 200 (36.4). Wellesley, Massachusetts, who won the M40-44 competition in 26:16.6. Judy Bob Hunt, M65, took four firsts, Pickert was the first over-40 woman in from the IlOmH to the 4(X). Ed a new age-42 record 30:02.8. Stotsenberg, M70, ran the 1500 in Other single-age records were set by 5:59.6 and the 5000 in 21:32.5. John Beryl Skelton, 56, (35:03.7); Ed Brennand, M50, posted the day's best Buckley, 64, (32:11.8); Bill Eppright, time in the 5(X)0 with 16:15.4. 65, (33:01.1); 'John Rastani, 66, Field eventers appeared in good (32:15.9); Bill Brobston, 72, (34:43.2); post-season form. Charlie Rader, M35, Charlie Hackenheimer, 79, (38:52.5); won the high jump with 6-5. John and Benham, 78, (34:20.1). Damski took all three M70 jumps. Others winning national age-group Shirley Kinsey set a national age-56 titles were Roland Cormier, M45, record in the long jump with 11-2%. 26:47.3; Bob Milner, M50, 28:31.9; Stu Thomson led all shot putters Tony Sapienza, M55, 28:12.0; Lenis with 48-9 and won the M50 discus Tucker, W45, 36:04.5 (Tucker actually (155-2) and hammer (150-9). Lloyd finished 2nd to 's Barbara Higgins, M40, was top man in the McLeod (33:06.4); Gloria Brown, discus (172-6) and hammer (159-10). V. W50, 33:16.6; 'and Muriel Moore, Just before ttie start of the TAC/US National Masters 8K Championships in Syracuse, N.Y., on Dan Aldrich, M65, had a 154-U discus v; W60, 50:55.1. September 29. From left: Derek Frechette, 2-M40 (26:21.12); Dave Winn, 5-M40 (27:37.96); Chuck throw. Bill Morales was one foot shy Vt Tucker, 3-M40 (26:31.61); Ray Kneer, 4-M40 (26:55.43); Tony Sapienza, 1-M55 (28:11.99); and /[ Sapienza arrived in town expecting Kirk Randall (half hidden), 1-M40 (26:16.55). of his American M70 javelin record to face local runners Ed Stabler and with a 147-3 toss. John Whittemore set Howard Rubin. Both, however, were Teams representing six upstate New Toby Johnson, 66, an Empire State a national M85 hammer record with sidelined with injuries. Instead, Sa York TAC clubs were entered in the Games sprinting champion, the 12§ with 51-4 and had outstanding pienza had to contend with Dick Ken men's and women's 40-49, 50-59 and "presided" over a pleasant outdoor marks in the shot, discus, and javelin. dall, 55, who ran a fine 28:27.5. 60-plus team competition. Although lakeside luncheon which was enjoyed The long jumpers were treated by Race director Evelyn White arranged the Syracuse Chargers Track Club by the runners and volunteers alike. having Olympian , for separate finishing chutes for men registered a clean sweep, there was ex Appreciation went to Prego for their American record holder in the hep and women, age-group race numbers, citing competition, particularly in the sponsorship support which helped the tathlon, serve as an official. color-coded age-group name tags, and men's 40-49 division where only 3:22 host Syracuse Chargers put on a truly color-coded age-group ribbons which separated the aggregate times of the The meet was directed by George H. quality event. • were worn on the back of each runner's Chargers, Syracuse Track Club, Adams. • shirt. Computerized results were Latham AA and Checkers AC. available promptly. Following the race, retired chef

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Walker, Steigerwalt 7th Convention Win U.S. 15K of TAC Set Racewalk The 7th Annual National Conven by JOHN KELLY tion of The Athletics Congress/USA (TAC) will be held in Houston, Texas Larry Walker and Jolene Steigerwalt from December 3-8, 1985. continued their winning ways in the U.S. TAC National Masters 15K The Masters Track and Field and Racewalk Championships September 1 Long Distance Running Committees in Santa Monica, California. will meet from the 5th thru the 7th. Among the topics on the agenda will be Walker was 1st age 40-49 finisher rule changes, site selection for national and 3rd overall in 1:12:43. Jim Coots championships, 1986 budgets, selec was 2nd 40-49 in 1:23:50, while Rudy tion of 1985 award winners, and more. Haluza returned to competition with a winning M50-59 time of 1:25:12. Everyone is invited to attend the Con (Haluza was fourth in the 1968 20K vention. Most meetings are open to Olympic walk.) anyone. Only official delegates, The race's most exciting competition however, may vote at the general came in the women's 40-49 division, meeting of TAC on Sunday, the 8th. with Steigerwalt (San Diego), Lori Only those people designated by their Maynard (San Francisco) and Bev local Association or national member LaVeck (Seattle) walking together for organization are delegates. (Masters the first 5K. Then Steigerwalt pulled officers are not necessarily delegates.) away for the 40-49 win (and 2nd Registration is not mandatory, but, overall) in 1:27:54. LeVeck closed for $50, you get a registration package, strongly for 2nd W40 in 1:28:21; plus tickets to a Thursday night social, Maynard was 3rd W40 (5th overall) in a Friday Awards Luncheon and a 1:21:32. Saturday night banquet. A registration Paul Wich (1:10:25) and Esther form is printed on this page. Lopez (1:21:48) were the open men's and women's winners, respectively. • The complete schedule of Masters Jim Shoemaker, 41, skimming thehurdles atthe1985U.S. Masters Decathlon inSan Diego. meetings will be published next month photo by Bob Sieben • 3000 In Governor's Cup Davies Wins$4000 Continued from page I Continued from page 3 citizens to engage in exercise through were won by foreigners. That percen close to 4000 starters overall and 3663 men's open winner (Phil Coppess in the establishment of 112 local walking tage may increase in future events. As finishers. One snag for next year, 2:10:05)." clubs. Last year, 1,300 people par Kevin Fahey of the British "Running however, is that the World Veterans ticipated in the three events. This year, Andersen's early speed enabled her Review" magazine correctly predicted (IGAL) Marathon Championships are Richard H. Rowland, Ph.D., Secretary to set two W40 records enroute: at 30K a few months ago: "Many of the top set for British Columbia, Canada on of Elder Affairs, had hoped for 1,500 (1:50:49) and 20 miles (1:59:16), break British and European Veterans may the same date — October 5 — as the club members, but was pleased to find ing Cindy Dalrymple's 30K mark by seriously consider travelling to the Twin Cities event. "Some top Masters 2,400 members on the rolls and nearly seven minutes and Anna Thornhill's States to try and collect some of that like Norm Green are already commit 3000 participants. 20-mile standard by 17 minutes. prize money." ted to the IGAL race," Moran said, Moran and the Pillsbury Co. were "so we may cut the Masters prize The five-mile race was won by John Mortensen lowered Hal Higdon's pleased with the event, which drew money somewhat." • Boyle of Newburyport, Mass., and 12-year-old M40 30K record from Mary Scherr of Duxbury, Mass., in 1:40:52 to 1:38:25. Karen Hubbard 25:36 and 32:45, respectively. Among dropped Joan Ullyot's W35 20-mile THE ATHLETICS COHGRESS/USA mark by five minutes to 2:04:08. the age-division winners with notable SEVEHTH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION times were Harold Hatch, 45, winner Davies, Conway, Green and DECEMBER 3-8,1985 • HOUSTON, TEXAS of the M45 race in 26:32, and Florence Mortensen set single-age marathon Calaghan, 69, who won the W65 in records. 35:44. John Kelley, M75+ (37:02), Director Moran assembled one of and Ruth Rothfarb, 84, (59:47), joined the strongest-ever Masters fields. The LAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL TAC ASSOCIATION or AMATEUR SPORTS ORQANtZATtON Governor Dukakis as honorary pacers age-graded also-rans were a laundry STREET ADDRESS CITY STATE 23P for the race. list of the top Masters runners in the

U.S. and England: Bill Venus, John I WILL BE ATTENDING THE CONVENTION AS (Ctfck Ono OrWy; In the three-mile walk, Tom Knatt, • TAC Sheridan, Toshiko d'Elia, Bill Foulk, • Amateur sports Organlzatkxt Oelagale IMPORTANT 45, of Concord, Mass., with 25:57, and • Athlete Representative Delegate Ernie Billups, , Margaret • Natior^at Gomrrwttee Representative Emily Hewitt, 41, of Brookline, Mass., • Observer The toHowmgfees are in eAect lor eMno- Miller, Jim O'Neil, Ruth Anderson, istrations poaOnaited efler OeloOerlS: in 30:21, were overall winners. Richard eoNv kCKAQE — S40.00 Convention Package $50.00 Anne Bing, Bob Busby, Don Kardong Sustaining Memt>er Ruquist, 65, strode to a fast 28:53 to Package SK.OO and more. Cen$im Of the loaowing Registration Package win the M65 contest, and Lynn Hale, Thursday Night Social Besides the defection of New Fnday Awards Luncheon 63, won the W60 division with 35:44. Saturday Night Jesse Owens Award Banquet Zealand's Jack Foster, who withdrew a SponsofO by ANenftc-AcriAaM Compmny Mail ALL COPIES of ans form wid CHECK to TAC/UAA NATtONAL COMVINTtON The affair was staged by Conven- few months ago because his training P.O. BOX 120 IMMANAPOLIS, tNO. 4«20« tures; contact person was Penny was not going well, a last-minute 8USTAINIW0 MEMBER PACKAGE — $38.00 Carver. Contisrs of ifK fokowmg Make checks payeote ro- scratch was 1984 U.S. Masters LDR Registration Package TNE ATNLmcS CONOflBStAtBA Thursday Nigtit S^ial In addition to the Department of champ Barry Brown. "Barry ran a 1:09 Friday Awards Luncheon Saturday Night Jesse Owens Award Banquet Fees subfninad with ofes Oegmreifan half-marathmi two weeks earlier, and SpOfnof»

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His fmm the |ia),e camp lu the tuuf m the ohftde is a plush iwo-siory hachelor pad on Ihe Ipwcr slopes of pianuind Head in glacjci ill P.Uiitl I'ecf. franjpfiiijjjg 50 fhu ch-gani haha/a d'sirict. potind patksol lunU ami cjiRtliMig sup- He need !ioi wall, more ihan a cou phes- taili Inks ro luc glacier umk rr Ba.feim-irl yu (a; ple of lilocHs 10 [cach sandy hcaches ariJtmJ p-c hainr, up and r^o Itfiurs and hluc ocean lo pin:-nc his windsni t- iiii-f tu (lie bai>i. camji FmdtRg iiu teeuwtu again ttn the wm ; i' iiig hohhy. .-iViid he has a clean, rjiiiet. tiavk d^Hi,; DfH-cupo£j was litf well inamcurcd ncighhtUhood lo train jjuiiug this pefiou, pavtnimii and mn»f iaiihlyiflg pni't of iljg smne for unoihei pasninie, distance running. H)aliei ciicpuntered Freiicli Gtruian, (He has a 3:4h marathon to his credit.) and Neu Zealand climtitFa. f he Ficuch "jiY gmug baiik dtm-v twiyt the V'< He has the inoncy and means to hyp a had been turccd |p tuFH bacl. uhisit ime summit that most chrnhmg wccldenvs \ i : very Epicurean existence, to dp jftsf pt theii group jell tn his death. A happen," he sats, "W^ wurp lucmg to ahput anything he wants- Helgian elimher had died o? eliiinde gel hack delpre the stprm gpf ww«e /!• sickness ihe week before (liclr arrivgl, >•.. Slid we wgrenU qtufe sure we couict >1 So vt'hai dpes Davenport dp for a they were tQ\d by one nt (be gmwyw- Vmh the tct e«kce \\ w vacation? He flies thousand^ of miles relief when we did icfcate ji '' to Peru and heads for (he haek- PavenpoFt also suffered frnrn cpunlry, riding in antiquated busesand alijtude sickness at 20,000 feet as he Puring the descent, Pavenport m- cattle trucks over dusty, rpcky roads, and Graber slowly made their way to peitenced aiiother of the perils of !l; then hires pack mnles to takP him even the summit. That caused them to Alpine climbing, frostbite. Even after farther. Finally, he sets out to cjimb a Feturn to tbelF cariip at the foot pf the returniRg to Honp/idu, he was still doe^ V;i treacherous, forbidding mountain far glaeieF, taking amund ten hours for the taring his toes from the effects of thf from ciy|l|?ation, risking injury and wiry IS KentPevgnpprt smiling? round (Fip, IQ-below ?ero temperatures at the sum,, tn h'. even death- ghntohyMikeQrahpr mit- Davenport, just recently baek from ITV's one pf the risks In mountain from Southern eaiftornia; "Actualiv- clithhing," Pavenport says, referring Davenport says his fascination with climbing to die 2|,78ST00t summit of he's Just sort of8 free-spirit," Payen- to altiiud? sickness. "Many ciimhers the mountains is probably the Fesuh of Yerupaja, the third highest peak in the port offers with a f-hdeklet growing up Rear the south shore of Western Hemispliere (afier Acon- spend a couple of months in thf area The month long journey hegan for slowly acclimaficing bcfpie going to Take Tahoe among the Sierra caugua in Argentina at 22,8()Q feet and the higher elevations. Mike had heen "Nevadas- Huscatan, also iff Peru at 22,200 feet), Pavpiiport with a flight into Tirna! the capital cjty of Peru. From (here jt was down there cliiribing suiite other peaks laughs and shrugs at the paradox, fo) a tnomh 0! so belure | aTiived. so "tou see ah those mountains opve had people ask why someone a ten hour hus ride to Hauras. followed he was pietty y ell acvlimated, Eut f around you and you jyst get the urge to i^ordd leave Hawaii to go climb nioiyi- iiy another eight hour bus ride to the get ip the tiJp of tjieffl." he muses tainS: I just tejl diein it's something I town of Phiquian; The second bus was didn't haie time foi that. Ecsides, j iige to do " shared wftli sheep, pigs, piles pf had always been able to acciiiuatPe As for the risks, pavenport says that jumhei, and sundry other articles of prc-tty wed in the past." one has to learn to recognise and deal No novice when it poines to eithOf Icy cmmnerce. The bus wouhl make fre- with them Alpine plimhing or dry rock wall seal- The two ciiiFihers waited anoiheF XT i- queui stops (0 allow merehants to ped ihree days heiore setting Out again for V ipg. Pa.yenporf made an attempt to dle their wares, That was relatively "VoH have to know the moumaiHs, •»? reach the summit of Yerupaja in 1982, comfortahle compared to the return the summit They ejected to take the where the avaianchis are, what fhi but abandoned the effort" at ahom trip when Davenport and Praber shorterihut^sieeper direct ronti UP the ritiis Pi, and what you oir get awav 3P,pOp feet. elected not to wait an estra day for the face of the peak. After climhini for IP with," hi CORtiitues, "You have to hus- Instead the^ stood on a piank hours, using ropes, ice picks, and other Witk as a team and move quickly- Voy **Jt's the only peak we haven't heen equipment, they found § stnall ice pave try to mlHimijti the risks • That's what ahie to elimhi" he says, mentioning hehind the eab of a loaded eattle truck the entire way. at |0,SEO feet and spent the nighf in ii, makes » a sport, it's jiki any other Matterhorni Monnt §lane and other From there it took another ten hours to sport- Yph gradually try to setk your peaks in Europe) §OHfh Amerleai' ^hlpnlan was the end of tite road- reach the summit of YerupaJi, limits." Alaska) and the Continental W;§, There, Pavenport and Oraher hired among his eonnttests in 12 years of some hnrros, along with a hurro "Wegot to thesummit at sunset, hut Back in the comfort of his home, elimhing: "We felt we shoHltl give It driver) to eontlnue the Jonrney another It was snowing) the wind was hlowingi Pavenport has po immediate piens for aiipther it yd' fnli da^ to the village of Elamaet the it was really cold and we were pretty his nm ilimh. site of an ancient Stpanish silver mine. tired," says Pavenport, "We knew we The other half of the "we" IsPavem were Ir trouble, so we Just took a few "Wf pressed owr limits on this or#," port's lengTime friend Mike flraher, a in Elamaei Pavenport made what pictures and started hack down, I'd he says, "Tlj wait awhile hefar# ihinkr ski InstrnetOF and photo journalist eonld he an Important medieal have to sai? that the trip hack down to ing shout aHothiFfUfflh-"0 November, 1985 National Masters News page?

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Weight Training For Masters by JAMES E. GLINN, R.P.T. Editor's Note: The author is a Registered Physical Therapist specializing in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. He began Masters Track & Field this past summerfollowing four years ofparticipation in triathlon and ultrarunning com petition. (He is a finisher in both the Ironman World Triathlon and the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run). Through application of the following weight training program, he improved his shotput (16 lb.)from an early season best of37 feet to over 44 feet and his hammer throw (16 lb.) from 110 feet (Irvine Masters Meet) to over 142feet (Masters Nationals at Indianapolis). He is the author of several publications, including one on triathlon injuries. Inquiries regarding the following article may be addressed to: Jim Glinn, R.P.T., 3941 San Dimas #102, Bakersfield, CA 93301. Asanewcomer to Masters Competition, it is obvious to me, as aphysical therapist, that most competitors in the weight events would show more im provement if they dedicate themselves to an intelligent weight-training pro gram. One problem the Masters athlete has is lack of time. Most would rather practice their event(s) than spend time at a health club or gymnasium. With this in mind, I recommend the athlete begin by purchasing the following equipment: 1. Barbell bar and weight plates - 200 year to begin a weight program because lbs. or so to start. Olympic style bars the outdoor meets are over, and bad and plates are best, but other less ex weather drives most of us indoors. The pensive types wiW do. following program consists of three Gaylon Jorgensen, 56, of Prove, Utah Vifon the age 55-59 title In the Twin Cities Marathon in 2. A good quality heavy duty bench periods. While designed with the Minnesota on October 6. His time of 2:35;42 also placed him 13th In the special age-graded with overhead support rack. weight man/woman in mind, because competition, earning him a check for $750. photo by Bruce Bispang the program develops most of the ma 3. A squat rack. jor muscle groups, it will enhance per formances of all track and field per 4. A set of adjustable dumbbells formers (distance runners could What You Need to Know (optional). decrease the leg work and use lighter weights). These items may be kept in a base TRACK & FIELD BOOKS ment, garage, spare room or merely in the backyard. PREPARATORY PERIOD (3-6 weeks) GETTING STARTED Monday, Wednesday and Friday: BRITISH AMATEUR ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS LOTS OF INFO, PHOTOS & ILLUSTRATIONS ON TRAINING A TECHNIQUE You are now ready to begin weight 1. Warm-up stretching - 10 minutes training. While these are many books on the subject, I strongly urge you to 2. Bench Press - 3 x 10 with a com first seek expert personal instruction in fortable weight HAIWER (Neuj revision) by Johnson $4.95 SHOT PUTTING by Johnson $3.95 how to execute the following exercises. 3. Seated Behind the Neck Press - 3 x Fitness instructors may be found at 5 with a comfortable weight JAVEUN DISCUS (Neu) revision) by Paish $4.95 your local YMCA or health clubs. ^JAUELIN THROWING by Paish $4.50 4. Power Clean -3x5 with a com SWING Some instructors may try to coax you STRENGTH TRAINING (Weight Lifting for t A f)$4.50 fortable weight by Dick, Johnson, and Paish into joining their organization. While LONG JUMP by Kay $3.95 5. Squat - 3 x 10 with a comfortable rows of gleaming machines may appeal triple JUIAP by l*lcNab $4.50 weight to you, there is no better way to HURDLING by Arnold $4.50 develop the power necessary for shot- Hints: ^HIGH JUIAP by Dick $ii.95 putting, discus throwing or hammer • Donot overdo with heavy weights. ^POLE VAULT by Or. Neuff $3.95 throwing than free barbell and dumb • Use proper technique. miDDLE DISTANCE, LONG DISTANCE, AIARATHON, $4.35 bells. The drawback to using these free S 5TEEPLECHASE by Watts and Wilson weights is there is a better chance of in-" • Be sure to breathe during all DECATHLON 4 PENTATHLON (Women's) by McNab $4.95 jury (compared to machines) if movements. RACE WALKING by Hopkins $4.95 + Pius $1.00 per item for mailing and handling common sense does not prevail. • Do not lower the thighs lower than flake checks payable to WIHSEY HOUSE. parallel to the floor while squatting. Masters athletes are also more

vulnerable than their younger • A training partner helps to NAflE counterparts. Avoid maximum efforts. rhotivatC^ coach proper technique and ADDRESS If you do decide to join a commercial "spot" while you lift. CITY, STATE fitness facility, be certain it has free • As your strength increases, add a ZIP weightsavailable as well as machines. little more weight to the bar. • »*WinSEY HOUSE, P.O. BOX 33182, GRANADA HILLS, CA gi344»» Fall and winter are good times of the (to be continued next month)

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IHHSlMliililli A Wttliofi ^llOTEN MCNIIU by W. tMacOONALO MttLEft ittii

Remembering Fall Start of M45 1500, National Masters! SF Championships, Indianapolis.

If you live in the big bread basket of this land as Ido, your life takes on great hour mark and my wife hadn't finished the blueprints of their new house in anticipation each fall when the days start getting shorter and people on the yet. Maui (too much leather and furs in radio begin counting the days left until Christmas. Ah yes, anticipation that no I bolted upright and tried to sort out Honolulu), a couple hours got away. matter how much planning and talking you do about the vacation in Florida, you, the possibilities. Getting a shell Eventually, they made it back on your loved ones, as well as your family, will spend a good deal of the next four necklace, of course, was out of the course and finished in 6:57 and change. months ass deep in a white fungus with a better than even chance of having some question if she didn't get in under As long as I live I'll never forget the appendage (hopefully, non essential) frostbitten. Believe me, if you think a goose- feeling I had when I spotted my wife bump is meaningless, you're wrong. Anti-freeze, weather stripping — it's really a seven hours. and daughter coming down Diamond whole fun happening. I might have to use the old, "she went off course" routine on the race Head and striding for the finish line. Fall also brings football, Halloween It worked out alright in the end I sobbed without shame, and at the director. I'd made reservations for five and something that still gets the old because our daughter was standing on for dinner at the Spaghetti Factory at 8 same time, beamed with pride. I held adrenalin pumping (albeit somewhat the course at the half way mark and her close and, after 26 miles, 385 yards p.m. I'd have to change that, there weaker) — marathon season. Everyone joined her mother for the rest of the might just be four. in 80 degree weather, almost seven should know by now, the time to run a run. hours of running, sweating and streak marathon is in the fall. You've had all They counted steps, chatted with one My head started to spin with all the ed with salt, a mother of four, a wife of summer to train and, in the midwest, another, took |n plenty of water (one damn last minute details I'd have to try 25 years, as God is my witness, she if you've lived through the heat and must hydrate), and in general, had a to remember — hotel key, rented car smelled like a blueberry muffin. humidity on a diet of 10 K's, a wonderful time. keys and no doubt a million other Later that night in bed, it was marathon will seem like a cake walk. I was flying up Mt. Fuji or whatever things. What I couldn't know, of beautiful, A bright full moon, each of Everywhere, people seem to get ready it's called, legs churning, arms pump course, is at the 22 mile mark, there's a us wearing our shell necklaces but, at over the summer and "hit one" as we ing, running totally within myself with guy passing out orange juice in ironr oi the same time, a stteaV, oi m- say, in the autumn. Many of the really that wonderful feeling that at any his house, and wife and daughter dependence on each of our parts — she big marathons are in the fall, Chicago chosen moment I could drop it below graciously accept. The obligatory, wore Tiger Marathoners but I stayed "Where you from?" "Chicago — so and New York to name two. Never has nines. with my Brooks Avengers for a damn the Golden Rule been more prevalent: are we, my wife and I have been out Planning one's work and then work good reason — they're the best shoe "Them with the gold makes the rules." here for six years, Betty, these people ing one's plan, so to speak. I carried made if you wear an orthotic. That doesn't necessarily make them are from Chicago! Come on in, I've my own fluids, I had my mile splits There are other things to do in the wrong. I just read Howard Cosell's got fresh coffee and some blueberry written on my arm, I was an indepen fall; apple picking, winterizing your book and make no mistake, he's a muffins newly baked." dent unit, wholly self sufficient and in car and so on. Me, I always get around pompous guy who loves to use big charge of my own destiny. By the time they show pictures of to thinking about marathons, past and words. I still came away feeling the their grandchildren back in Illinois and present.• same way I've always felt — he's 99% Destiny, unfortunately, dealt me a right! Professional sports lower one's cruel blow at seventeen. I.Q. and the people connected (broad Without the slightest warning I was casters, players, coaches, etc.) are for cut down mercilessly by stomach the most part stiffs. cramps and was forced to do a diarrhea Back to fall marathons, adrenalin, number between two houses in what I nubile, supple women and sex. The would call a nliddle class neighborhood marathon that comes quickly to rhy — simple lava rock decorations along mind was a team effort my wife and I the driveway with flamingos and wind recorded at the Honolulu Marathon a mills in the yards. I was devastated and few years back. htimiliated. It was a second honeymoon type Many people saw me and, although thing with rough edges. What do I most looked away as if they didn't see mean by rough edges? The three kids me, they all had that superior look in with us in a single room at the their eyes. "Nice going, too bad you Travelodge for openers. couldn't break four hours." I sat there, feeling rather foolish Throw in all those other morons who with this sea shell necklace around my were always calling to see if we wanted to carbohydrate load or take an easy 3 neck, stains on my pants and a broken or 4 and we had more privacy back ' heart about something I wanted so much only to see it all smashed and when we lived with her folks in the broken on the big dump heap in the sky trailer house. of busted marathons. The race was still beautiful. We didn't actually run together because at I didn't know whether to die or eat about the eight mile mark I made a some more licorice. serious combination statement about I tried to think of slumber parties I'd "paying the price, making it hurt, heard about as a kid. Nothing worked. when the going gets tough the tough I couldn't seem to bear the disappoint Down final stretch, Ernest Billups right, and Michael Hefferman, left, match stride for stride. Ifr get going, etc." and abandoned her ment when, all of a sudden, it dawned thrillingfinish, Billups out-leans Heffernan for the M45 1500 win in 4:09.86. totally at ten. on me, it was getting close to the seven Photos by Gretchen Snyder November, 1985 National Masters News page 9

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Ivor Welch: In a Class By Himself iI very n a sportfrontwhichof themeasurespack. Youone'scouldabilitysay that to outlasthe is inothers,aclassIvorall Welchby himself. is at the When you're 90, as Welch is, most of the competition has died off or at least it gone into severe oxygen debt. Welch, however, maintains a steady pace and shows no signs of faltering. He moves along with the stoutness of a man 30 years younger and speaks with the sharp assertiveness of a young lawyer. A resident of Pacifica, California, 10-K a 1:11 in the Great Race at Stan just south of San Francisco, Welch got ford University. Those times were a late start in running, taking it up recorded in his peak running years of when he was 83. 1982-83. And, he is the oldest man to have run the Pike's Peak Marathon. "Well, that's a rather long story," he says, when asked what prompted "1 have no hard and fixed rules for him to begin running. "I've always training and 1 don't pay much atten been active. I've been a hiker, hunter, tion to my training time," Welch goes Don Paul, 34, placed 3rd in the 30-39 group in 31:05 in the PAC/Sun lOK in San Francisco. Paul is circulating a statement which opposes any ban of South African citizens as Individual competitors In backpacker, walker, fisherman, roam on. "There's no point in it. I'm not road,races sanctioned by TAG (TAG recently Issued a memo stating that its policy is to ban South ed the hills, that sort of thing. But I fast enough to beat anybody and with a African runners from TAG sanctioned races). If you wish to sign the statement contact Paul at 1852 was never competitive and I'm not a few exceptions 1 always win my divi Stockton, San Francisco GA 94133. Send a SASE. photo by Gene Gohn sports fan. After my wife died in 1978, sion. 1 just run for the fun of it." vegetables, and cereals. I've been diet I used to take long walks and I became Welch says that he has experienced conscious for 20, 30, 40 years, I guess. conscious of the fact that a lot of peo My weight is up around 145 now ple were running. So I wondered if an some minor foot and knee problems Photos but no significant injuries. because I'm not running quite so much old man could run. I began by running as a few years ago. When it gets a a few steps, then walking a few to "1 haven't pushed myself," he ex pound or two over that, I begin to cut A vailable begin with. Then I got a physical plains. "1 realized that even at 83 to 85 back a little on the intake." clearance and gradually increased my 1 was too old to attempt to beat If you'd like to \\a\e \.\ve run, decreased my walk." younger people." Welch says he has "no new worlds to original print of any of the conquer" in the near future. He's con photos printed in the National Carry\ng 164 pounds on his 5-6 Born in Troy, Missouri, Welch mov tent to run with the Dolphin South End Masters News, most are frame, Welch, who can double for Col ed to San Francisco in 1934 and work Runners on weekends and put in 20-25 available. Please send $5.00 for onel Sanders of Kentucky Fried ed for the federal government in miles a week of training. When he's postage and handling to NMN, Chicken fame, worked up to 50 miles a various office and procurement posi not running, he's reading or writing PO Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA. week and cut his weight to 135. tions before retiring with 35 years ser poetry. 91404. Identify the photo by vice in 1969. Although he had a bout name, issue and page number. "But ordinarily my run was between "There's always something to do," with tuberculosis 60-70 years ago and We'll mail it to you first class. 25 and 35 a week, usually four days a he concludes.• — Mike Tymn week," he continues. "I'm not doing also had some ulcer problems during quite that now, but I'm doing enough the late 60's, Welch has had no health to keep me in condition." problems in recent years. r NOW available" 1 Welch has run five marathons, three "1 eat everything," Welch responds or four half-marathons, and more when asked if he has a special diet. I Masters Age-Records 1985 } 10-K's than he can remember. His best "Actually, 1 guess you could say I'm a marathon effort was a 5:40:10 in the semi-vegetarian. I eat meat occasional I Compiled by National TAC Masters T&F Records Chairman ! Avenue of the Giants race and his best ly, but most of my diet is fruit, I Pete Mundle with Lori Maynard and Alan Wood. I I •Men's and Women's World and U.S. Age Bests for all I I I I Track & Field Events, age 35 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1985 I I I I •U.S. Age Bests for Men & Women for all race-walking I I events, age 40 and up, as of Jan. 1, 1985 I I I I •Men's U.S. Masters Indoor & Outdoor Championship I I I I Records. I I •48 pages. Thousands of entries. Lists name, age, state I I I I and date of record. I I I I Send $4 plus $1 for postage and handling to: I I I NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS I I I P.O. Box 2372 I I tfan Nuys, CA 91404 I I I V Name _I I I I Address. _I I IvorWelch, left, poses with Dr. Paul Spangler, 86. after the Diet Pepsi 10-K in San Mateo,Calif, last I City JState_ 7ip -1 year.

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ten-minute exercycle session and mow On Tuesday, August 13, I saw Dr. ed the lawn. Thursday a third set of Spitler who cleared me to run. I ten, adding situps. Friday was an exer celebrated the next morning by jogging cycle stress test at Porter Memorial lightly on the golf course, a half dozen Hospital, part of a study we did for sets of 130 yard jogs, walking between, Trans-Indiana. Saturday, I moved to not more than a mile total workout. I the waters of Lake Michigan in front jogged again on Friday and Saturday of my house, walking in chest-deep competed in the LaPorte Triathlon CORNER water. For previous injuries, I have run near home. I surprised myself by being in deep water to recover, because the able to race sub-6:00 miles during iSe water's buoyancy removes the stress final 3.5-mile running stage. by HAL HIGDON while permitting you to at least mimic I ran some more the following Mon the running movement as you obtain a day, then rested three days before rac cardiovascular workout. I'm lucky to ing at the TAG championships in In live near a lake that is swimmable dianapolis, selecting the shorter several months of the year, otherwise I distances partly to protect my leg, part Coming Back From Injury would have need to go to a swimming ly to protect my ego. 1 knew I wasn't It's hard to run with abroken leg. That sounds like the title of asong the Mills pool. going to get lapped running 800 and Brothers might have sung back in the '50s, but actually it was my theme song Dr. Spitler had said swimming was 1,500 meters. I didn't race well, but at this summer. Between the World Veteran Games in June and the TAG Cham all right, but I was wary that flutter- least I raced. pionships in August, I broke my leg. Nevertheless, I competed in the latter meet, kicking my legs, even in water, might What is the message in all this? One, running three races in three days, even set an American record. overstress my legs. On Sunday's diary injuries are inevitable when we do page after a workout that consisted of foolish things such as push ourselves, Well, it wasn't actually a broken, July at the end of the Trans-Indiana two 15-minute exercycle sessions, Tata! in training or competition, beyond our broken leg with bone chips sticking out Run, about which I wrote in the Gym work, plus walking and jogging abilities. Two, there is no sense, at our I of the skin and blood oozing from the November issue of The Runner. Ten in water, I noted: "Leg hurts; I may be age, taking injuries all that seriously; wound. It was a stress fracture. And I runners, including myself, ran the pushing too fast." there's always another age group to can't take much credit for the record, length of Indiana from the Ohio River Eventually the leg ceased hurting slide into and another race or meet a being only one of four members of an to Lake Michigan, 350 miles, over a and by the end of the next week I add year or two down the road. Unlike Indiana 4x800 meter relay team, and period of ten days. It was a run, not a ed a mile walk in the morning. Olympics, world championships come far from the fastest either. race, but midway through the final Gradually I increased the distance of every two years. National champion Still, I was able to compete after day's run, I felt a twinge in my right my walks to a half dozen miles, then ships, at least in distance running, oc four weeks layoff, having resumed leg. My right ankle had been swollen the pace, moving as a racewalker cur miscellaneously around the year. running barely ten days before the for several days, and I had been using might. Several racewalkers at TAG in Three, an injury can become an excuse TAG meet. Perhaps there's a lesson ice and aspirin to survive, Indy noted with surprise I had entered to try alternate sports and activities here for us all. I slowed for several miles, but finish the 5,000 meter walk. That was which we otherwise might miss because The stress fracture occurred mid- ed the run hard, feeling reasonably because I figured that whether or not I ofour obsessions for maximum perfor good. When pain persisted on"Monday could run at TAG, at least I could mance. The fourth and, nvayhe most the next day, I saw my podiatrist. Dr. py Six Tips for walk, strolling around in an outside important message is to relax and let Mann Spitler, who diagnosed me as h'' Surviving Injury lane as an excuse to be at the meet and the world turn. O having a stress fracture of the tibia, the be part of the action. Hal Higdon, Senior Writer for The main bone in the lower leg. He recom I 1. Get good medical advice ear By early August I was both swimm Runner, holds the American 50-54 ly. Don't cheap out. Seek help mended that I not run for four weeks. ing and running in the lake, also cycl record for the 800-meter chest-deep- from a competent sportsmedicine With a triathlon in which I wanted to ing on the roads instead of in the gym. water run. specialist when^the injury occurs. participate coming up and the TAG 2. Determine the cause of the meet in my home state, I could have !a • injury so it won't happen again. cried and moaned and pleaded for mer \>i ' Most people injure themselves by cy. But with earthquakes in Mexico, overtraining. Excessive and/or famine in Ethiopia, and riots in South sudden stress is usually to blame. Africa, who cares whether or not a Keeping a diary, and understan 54-year-old jock can't run for a ding it, may be your best preven month? tive medicine. I'm convinced, along with Norman 3. Accept your injury stoically. Gousins and others, that the mind can It's not the end of the world. have as much effect on healing the N- What other activities can you at body as medicine. And even if that's .-I'U' tempt to compensate, as well as not true, thinking so makes life more raise your spirits? bearable. Do I get depressed every time 4. Maintain your car I hear Norm Green has set another diovascular conditioning with 50-54 record? Yes, but that's another alternate activities. Bicycling, story. swimming, walking are examples Instead of moping a month, I used of exercises to keep you frojn my injury as an excuse to pursue alter 1 falling out of shape during the nate activities to maintain my level of •v< recovery phase. physical conditioning (which wasn't 5. Maintain, when possible, that high even when I got hurt). Dr. your strength conditioning with Spitler said I could do almost anything specific exercises. Running in as long as I didn't run or put pressure V: water, for example, does a good on the injured leg. Gycling was okay, job of mimicking regular runn so was walking, as well as exercises for ing. But beware of overdoing it the upper body. Fine, let's have fun. and retarding your recovery. The day after the diagnosis, Tues 6. Plan for your return. Once day, I did ten minutes on my basement recovered, how are you going to exercycle, also four sets Of 100 reps at a return to your previous level? Get low weight on a Total Gym, a bench- out your calendar, a pencil, and and-pully machine that I find very Harold Niebel, 71, Maryland, Arling Pitcher, 81, Indiana, and Karl Trei, 76, Canada (left to right) design a logical training plan. • useful for upper-body, aerobic condi each set a world record for their agegroup in the 80 meter hurdles at tfre 1985 National Masters tioning. Wednesday, I added a second Track and Field Championships, Indianapolis, Ind. November, 1985 National Masters News page 11

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•Two new studies support earlier healing. Now it's agreed that increasing evidence that the fear of arthritis the blood flow to an injury in the first developing in longtime runners is exag few days actually may delay healing. gerated, Joe Henderson reports in "Simply applying ice packs does a bet Running Commentary. Dr. Richard ter job of dulling pain, slowing circula ^ Panush's research at the University of tion and reducing internal bleeding and Florida matched middle-aged men swelling than switching to heat r who'd averaged four miles a day for 11 treatments," he says. "Heat can be us years against non-runners the same ed after several days for rehabilita age. Degeneration of the knee joints tion." was more pronounced in the group that •People who drink occasionally have didn't run. Panush also measured healthier hearts than teetotalers, reports losses of cartilage in the hip, another Dr. Arthur Klatsky, Oakland, Calif, sign of degeneration, and found the cardiologist. The results were drawn runners again scored slightly better. A from about 100,000 patients who took study of runners and non-runners physicals at Kaiser-Permanente 50-and-older by Dr. Nancy Lane at Medical Center in Oakland from 1978 John Hartfield, M40, of Texas, clearing high jump bar at 6-7, for new meet record at the National Stanford University reported "no to 1982. Those taking one or two Masters T&F Championships, Indianapolis. Photo by Gretchen Snyder significant difference" between the drinks a day cut their coronary risk by groups in cartilage loss. 40 percent, Klatsky said. Those taking American medal winners. Neither was ing surge of adrenalin through my •In 1978, doctors told Dick Molen, three or more drinks a day cut their Teofilo Colon, Ovido de Jesus or Jose body, like you would if you'd just had then 47, that he would be dead in a risk by 50 percent. Klatsky cautioned, Ubarri, who are also U.S. citizens. a close call in your car. My hands year from cancer of the lymph system. however, that heavy drinkers also have Is there any prejudice against us? shook slightly; tlie feeling was terrify Molen decided "to fight it then and higher blood pressure, higher liver Granted, Puerto Rico competes as a ing. I'd been taking some medication there." He took up distance running disease and accident rates. "Exercise, separate country in the Olympics, but (enzymes) for a sore achilles tendon, and weight lifting and adopted a fruit- not smoking and staying thin are more that is completely different, because and my first thought was that I might and-vegetable diet. He also underwent effective ways of reducing car Masters pay their own way and are not be having an allergic reaction, though five operations and radiation treatment diovascular risk," he said. Researchers subsidized by the state. We Masters I'm not allergic to anything that I and, in nine months, tests showed the don't know why the results showed here do not belong to the Olympic know of. 1 was alone and called a cancer was gone. "The doctors were drinkers have less coronary risk. One ' Committee and are very sad when our friend who came immediately. In the flabbergasted," he said. He went on to theory is that alcohol affects blood U.S. citizenship is not recognized. meantime, feeling as ifI mightpass out marathoning, finishing Boston in 2:51. platelets in a way that makes vessels Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia before he got here, I'd written down The Carmel, Calif, resident recently less likely to go into spasms or develop San Juan, Puerto Rico everything I'd eaten, including ran 26 miles of the Great Wall of China clots. vitamins and medication. After some in six hours. Molen says his story will •Jim Fixx, Jack Kelly, Frank Gleiber HOW TO RECOGNIZE THE hours (in the meantime debating soon be a Hollywood movie. "Just and others have died while running. Is SYMPTOMS OF BLOCKED whether I should go to the emergency because some doctor says you're going running dangerous? "No," says Dr. ARTERIES room), the feeling passed; we went for to die of cancer, don't take it at face Kenneth Cooper. "People who die My thanks to all my track friends a walk; I did my usual Nautilus value," he says. "Do something about while running do not die because they around the country who signed a get- workout. Training was as usual the it." are running, they die because they have well card to me at the recent Nationals following week; I discontinued the •The traditional method of treating heart disease." Running & Fit News in Indianapolis, and those who sent medication. sprains, bruises and muscle pulls is to reports "running is, in fact, one of the cards or wrote separately. About a Four days later sitting in the airport apply ice immediately and follow later safest sports in which you can par month after the World Games, I was waiting to fly to Texas as visiting poet with heat. But Dr. William Haskell, ticipate. In a report on 2,606 sudden discovered to have a 90% blockage of at a writers' conference, I had the same president of the American College of deaths in , only 22 were the right carotid artery; it was operated symptoms again, though not so in Sports Medicine, now says to stay with associated with sports — two with jog on Aug. 9 and I started easy running tense. I got on the plane wondering if I ice in nearly all cases. Haskell says ging, or 0.8%. According to this study, again about two weeks later. "When had the flu but thinking that whatever moist heat was thought to stimulate more people died while sitting in a it's fixed, it's fixed," said Dr. Norm it was, was more serious than that. The blood flow to injured areas to promote sauna than while running."• Hertzer of the world-renowned four days in Texas were OK, but the Cleveland Clinic. day after I got home, I was feeling Since the question most people ask "wrong" enough—lightheaded, fear has been, "How did you know ful—to go to a local internist who something was wrong?" here's how: needed only minutes to discover what WRITE ON! Back last winter, I had begun to feel Continued to page 12 very slight, scarcely noticeable moments of lightheadedness—not diz ziness at all, but that "just got off an Serious Continued from page 2 PUERTO RICAN PARTICIPANTS elevator" feeling, and very, very slight, W50 mark, according to my informa I object to Puerto Ricans not being occasional headaches—both only while Runners! tion. No mention was made of this, nor classified as U.S. athletes in Masters sitting quietly. Running never produc Men & Women Sprinters, do the 80-meter hurdles get listed in the competitions. Masters are individuals ed any symptoms whatsoever, and my Hurdlers, 800m-10,(X)0m Run Masters Age Records book. Why isn't and should be classified according to general health and fitness level was ex ners and Road Running Spe this event listed? their citizenship. Puerto Ricans are traordinarily good, except for the usual cialists (national, open, and Bruce McPhail U.S! citizens. I 'fought in two wars for athletic injuries. masters level athletes) seeking Canterbury, New Zealand our democratic way of life, am a About two weeks after I got back world-class personal coaching in (WA VA Records Chairman Peter retired U.S. Army Major, and my only from Rome, sitting peacefully at the a "team atmosphere" in the San Mundle is programrhing these marks passport is U.S. table on a Sunday morning after ta Monica area, contact Skip into the computer, and will publish I was thus the only U.S. citizen who breakfast reading the paper, I suddenly Stolley, USA WEST Track Club them as soon as computations are com won six medals in the World Games in felt as if a switch had been thrown: my (818) 787-4377. plete. — Ed.) Rome but was not listed among the ears rang slightly and I felt a frighten page 12 National Masters News Nowmber, 1985

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he presumed to be the blockage by listening to the blood flow through the carotids. Hospital tests the next day proved him right; t was operated on BEAT three days later. Other than the stark terror of the few days between discovery of the pro^ by JOHNW. PAOLIANO, D.P.M blem and the operation (I felt like a walking time bomb) the main problem after surgery has been the stark terror one of the most common questions asked a veteran runner is 'aren't you too of continuing to be lightheaded (not old to be doing this?' I always like to reply, I might be too old to cut the unusual but I didn't expect it) and o mustard, but I still like to lick around the jar. developing severe anxiety bordering on We have been told that Masters We broke the injuries down into six hypochondria as I monitored every Athletes, due to aging processes, slow major diagnostic categories: These in bodily sensation and translated it into I down and become more prone to in clude (1) foot, (2) ankle, (3) lower leg, California's James Glinn, M40, deep in something life-threatening (also not t <• . juries. Those older guys shouldn't be (4) knee, (5) upper leg, (6) hip and concentration just before launching shot at TAG unusual, I've learned, in post-op pa National MastersT&F Championships, Indiana. tients after major surgery.) running with the younger guys. They lower back. Photo by Gretchen Snyder are too slow and they get in the way. We also looked at other factors such The mental devastation following With this in mind, we went back as gender, type of training, shoe types, and that was the different proportions the discovering sent me into shock and through our athletic survey of long training methods, weight and heights, of males and females in the age groups. kept me there for a while. After 35 distance runners and pulled com among others. There are more under-40 women run years of non-stop training and com parisons between those athletes under ners than over-40 women runners. In petition, (on a national level since 1958 Well, we found that older runners 40 and those athletes over 40. Our fact, we found that there was a greater and locally since 1949) and never hav (those over 40 as compared to those main interest was to see if there is a chance for under-40 women to get in ing a serious health problem before (I under 40) had a disproportionately higher rate of injuries among older jured than over-40 women. So think I've missed 3 days in 17 years of long distance runners, and if so, what high number of foot and hip-lower perhaps, there may be a gender related teaching) I wasn't sure I could handle was the predominance of these in back injuries relative to expected incidence of running injuries. We will juries. values. But, younger runners had a disproportionately high number of discuss this topic in a future issue. We used 3,000 clinical cases seen bet We also found that younger runners lower leg and knee injuries. ween 1981 and 1984. 1648 clinical cases can run more miles per week relative to were pulled at random in order to com We did have one factor that may older runners. Younger runners also pare injuries with age category. have thrown our figures off slightly reported a greater tendency to run combined interval-distance training. However, our conclusions from this study were favorable for the veteran ppUJEIprg^ athlete. Although veteran athletes tend to get more lower back-hip and foot in juries, and younger runners had a Grace Butcher, 52, (r), with Ruth Anderson (I) "Eveiything for higher rate of lower leg and knee in and Gretchen Snyder, In this month's "Write- Track and Field Athletics" juries, the fact remains that there are On,"Butcher describes the sequence ofevents many more similarities than dif leading up to a 90% blockage of her carotid Since 1948, Track & Field News has artery, and offers insight on how to recognize been the major source of periodicals, ferences between younger and older the symptoms. books, films, and other mer runners. chandise and equipment to the So, statistically speaking, there is the damage to my self-image and the athletics world. Write today' still hope for us veteran athletes. • for our complete catalog. fright at what could have happened. fDr. Pagliano is a runner and a podiatrist in Running, again, so soon helped a great • TRACK & FIELD NEWS. Long Beach, California. He is a member of the deal, but I've had to get some counsel With subscribers in more than American College of Sports Medicine. If you ing; mixietyabout what had happened? have a foot, ankle or achilles question, write to 60 countries, T&FN isf/te Might happen? Anxiety about the anx standard of accuracy and Dr. John Pagiiano, The Foot Beat, NMN, Box completeness for reportingof U.S. 2372, VanNuys, CA 91404.) iety? It makes hard physical training and worldwide track and field athletics. seem easy. Published monthly: $22.00 USA, $26.50 rest of world. There's no- known reason why this happened; my cholesterpl count is low; • TRACK TECHNIQUE. Now resumed as so is my blood pressure, and I've a quarterly under the auspicesof The always been thin and fit. There's no AthleticsCongress of the USA, Track Technique hasbeen one of the sport'smajor family history of arteriosclerosis that technical publications since I960. Now $8^00 I'm aware of. But instead of being a yr., USA; $9.00 foreign. top candidate for a stroke within two years, I'll probably be at the World • BOOKS. Ourpublishing division, Tafnews Press, is the world's major publisherof track Games instead. I was very moved by books. Write for free booklist. hearing from so many of my friends. Thanks, everyone! And the next time • TOURS. 1988 Olympics (Seoul), 1987 you have a physical, be sure the doctor World T&F Champs. (Rome), 1986 Common listens to your neck and not just your wealth Games (Edinburgh), etc. Popular heart! sports tours since 1982. Write for information. Grace Butcher Chardon, Ohio TRACK AND FIELD NEWS P.O. Box 296 • Los A/tos, CA 94023 0296 USA Marie Barllone, Masters women's winner. Run For My House 4 Mile, Deland, Fla., September 14. 26:10 Mmmbifi llll

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think our process considerably. Very truly yours, llllli||||M Jerry Alan Donley .ihm#iSiKw I will appreciate any information or thoughts from any of the membership and participants who can come up with TRACK A miD some type of an idea, proposal, sugges tions, or directions as to how to achieve a reasonable degree of publici REPORTwVkMili m ty of our events. We will continue to JERRY ALAN DONCtY give this a great deal of thought and CNIrimn, TACI|t«aor$ TrACk Fl(^Comsiittoo direction, although I think a significant amount of the responsiblility must be assumed by the meet director. I will try •X f , to work more closely with those in After returning home after the National Outdoor Championships at In dividuals in the future to see if we can't dianapolis, I felt quite concerned that, despite one of the outstanding fields better publicize the efforts of many of Masters competitors, despite the fact that Indianapolis is the "amateur talented athletes who deserve more athletic capital of the ," and despite the fact that we had some of the recognition. r outstanding meet administrators supervising and directing our meet, we were ! unable to achieve any significant publicity. On a different subject, I have receiv ed quite a bit of correspondence, and To my knowledge only two articles of athletics was outstanding. We felt been involved in a significant amount were published by Indianapolis we provided the community of In 1 of discussion, largely directed to the newspapers concerning the meet, and dianapolis with the finest Track and those dealt with individuals. I was Field athletics in the country between hurdles and weight events. There is unable to locate any meet results. the ages of 30 and 85. concern that the weight of the im plements should be heavier, rather Mike Castaneda, M65, California, looks pleased WeVere concerned that we were not with practice shotput at National Masters T&F Accordingly, after I got home, I im able to share our talents, skills, and than lighter (as individuals get older), Championships, Indianapolis. pulsively wrote a letter to the Sports fellowship to any significant extent and that hurdles should be higher and Photo by Gretchen Snyder Editor of the Indianapolis with the community. Although there have the longer distances in order to Newspapers, Inc., the only news were other very outstanding sports ac obtain the true measure of a person's healthy for the individual. That is the I>vl; paper which, to my knowledge, had tivities going on in Indianapolis during capabilities in these events. These ques given us any publicity. I neither this period of time, we were disap tions raise problems that can never be ultimate purpose that the Masters anticipated nor did I receive any pointed that coverage of our activities satisfactorily resolved to everyone's Track & Field Committee has adopted, response to this letter, and I have no was not reported in more detail. satisfaction in any way, shape, manner and will continue to promote. And idea whether or not it was published. Inasmuch as your town is one of or form. The elite hurdler wants to run when we have adopted our rules as to fp' But, for what it is worth, here is what I the most active sports towns ih the a high hurdle and a long distance bet weights, heights, and distances^ this presented: country, we had felt that if we were ween hurdles. The elite weight thrower has been the overwhelming factor.-As ever to achieve a significant level of wants to throw the heaviest implement long as \ am Chaarmasv, \ p^an to en Editor publicity, it would be in Indianapolis. possible in order to demonstrate the courage rules which will give us the Sports Section A portion of this must be attributed to best technique and the greatest very broadest participation that is Indianapolis Newspapers, Inc. inadequate communication from my strength. Many others who are not up possible and still allow the exceptional level, as Chairman of the National P.O. Box 145 to the capabilities and standards of the competitor to demonstrate his or her Masters Track & Field Commitee, and Indianapolis, IN 46206 top athletes want to be able to com capabilities. In that event I am con I would greatly appreciate it if you vinced that weights must be lighter for Dear Editor: could take a moment or two of your pete, learn techniques, and enjoy the fellowship, and perhaps every once in a those of us going into older age groups. On August 23rd, 24th and 25th the time as to how we could have better achieved a level of communication to while the excitement of doing well. Hurdles will have to be necessarily Masters Track & Field Committee of Many hurdlers have adjusted their style lower, and, I am becoming convinced, the Athletics Congress of the United get the media's attention focused on the hurdles probably ought to be closer States of America sponsored its Na our activities. to accommodate advancing age to a together. We have made the changes in tional Meet which was run at In We think we have an outstanding lower hurdle height and the longer dianapolis. Between 800 and 900 men program. We think it is a program distances. Some of the more limber, the rules very sparingly, and only after and women, between the ages of 30 that the public in general can get ex though not so speedy athletes, have much advice and consultation with the and 85, participated in a massive. Na cited about, and when we cannot even been able to accommodate themselves competitors in each individual event. tional Championship. The facilities of achieve that to any significant extent to a higher hurdle and longer distance, Your input into these problems is course were excellent, and the caliber in Indianapolis, we really need to re others would like to reduce the height very greatly appreciated, and has and and shorten the distance to be com will be given, great consideration. petitive. Age-factored scoring has been Rules are changed at the Athletics Con advanced as a means by which all in gress Annual Meeting usually held in' dividuals could be compared, December. With the help of regardless of the weights they are everybody, and particularly those who to:.'* throwing or the heights of hurdles they QUANTITY hMkM are delegates to that National Conven are running. However, I have become tion, we'll continue to put rules -U.S. COMMEMORATIVE VI WORLD VETERANS convinced that though these arguments together which wUl be to the general GAMES, ROMA 1985, CLOISONNE ENAMEL 1 1/8" LONG X may persist, they will never be resolv benefit of the entire program. 7/8" WIDE, WITH BUTTERFLY CLUTCH CATCH. GREAT ed, and could conceivably result in a Hopefully, our program has matured SOUVENIR ORTRADE AT NEXT WORLD GAMES IN general divisiveness among Masters MELBOURNE, to a point where the rules will need to UNITPRICE$3.50and$3.00FOR lOOR ^ competitors. be adjusted less frequently. • MORE $_ Therefore, I think the ultimate ques CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE Af

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virrPDSMS Countdown 1• GWIES mamma pnMAMVK lllllllilllliillli Melbourneliiiiiiiii 'f-f- VII World Games Taking0Shape Tbeenhe datesfirmedof thefor VIINovemberWorld 28Veteransthru DecemberGames in6,Melbourne,1987. Australia have More than 4000 veteran athletes from 50 nations are expected to attend. "The Victorian State and Australian Governments fully support the Games,"> says Peg Smith, organizer of the event. "Funding arrangements are presently tak ing place between the Games organizers and both governments." Smith says she has already received ed when some of the variables have applications for accommodation for been adjusted. He will stage a com 1500 people outside Australia. "I expect pressed one-day meeting a year before a record number of entries," she said. the Games to give the officials and local In addition to the primary track — competitors a taste of what will be in an eight-lane artificial surface, the volved under pressure. State government may make the se Smith has appointed a public rela cond track eight lanes wide, instead of tions firm to publicize the Games, and M50 400-meter hurdlers Vine up tor one o1 seven heats in World Veterans Games in Rome on June the promised six. The facilities for the officially launched the promotion on 26. 3579, Kes Van Giezen, Holland, (68.60); 3700, Lionello Siddi, , (DNF), 3280, Nicola social aspects of the Games include a September 10, when the Minister for lannucci, Italy (DQ'd). It took 64.39 (o make the finals. grandstand with carpeted cafeteria and Sport and Recreation made the official bar areas overlooking the track. It also announcement at a press conference. contains special meeting rooms which Australia's overseas airline, Qantas, any country will be able to use for their has agreed to provide air travel delegates or regional meetings. packages to Melbourne. • RESULTS andSOUVENIRS "We'll have an undercover area which will accommodate up to 2000 people," Smith said, "which will be of VI WORLD VETERANS GAMES the venue for our final spit roast party, as well as a meeting and information IN ROME — June 22-30,1985 area throughout the Games." Meet director Ray Callaghan has The official book of results from the VI World Veterans Games In Rome is now available for already worked out three provisional $5 plus postage. Also available are souvenirs from the Games —pure silk ties, foulards (silk scarfs) and bags, all carrying the official design of the Games — In attractive burgundy, programs. The final one will be decid- orange, pink and green colors.

PRESIDENT: l>ELi;GATE OF: Cost Total Don Farquharson NOl^TH AMERICA No. Item Each Cost 269.Ridgewood Road Robert G. Fine • West Hill Official 1985 World Games Results S5 77 Prospect Place ONTARIO MIC 2X3 Canada N.Y.C. 11217 U.S.A. Missoni Pure Silk Hes 10 SOUTH AMERICA Foulards (Silk Scarfs) (70 x 70 cm) 15 EXECUTIVE Juan H. Kulzer VICE-PRESIDENT: Estrada 3429 Bap (10" X15") 4 Olivos (1636) Wal Sheppard BUENOS AIRES 2 Montgomery Place Republica Argentina BULtEEN Postage — $2 tor the first item, plus $1 tor each ASU: Victoria 3105 SECRETARY: additional item Australia Mllkha Sngh Owen Flaherty House No. 23 CN. UTR. 207 Sector 7-A VICE-PRESIDENT: Javca CHANDIGARH India Total Jacques Serruys ALICANTE Spidn "Fit-Veteraan" EUROPE: Postbox 7 TREASURER; Cesare Beccaili B-8000BRUQCE 1 AiastairLynn - IMITT Sand Marnational money ordar to: Bel^um Box Via Martinettl 7 Caledon East 20147 MILANO ONTARIO LON lEO OCEANU: Cesare BeccaUi VICE-PRESIDENT Canada (Track anil JFidd): CJem Green Vi World Veterans Games WOMEN'S DELEGATE: 46 Hargreaves Street Hans Axmann Bridget Clishen • WELLINGTON 2 20147 Milano Eichendorrfstrasse 2 156 Mitcham Road New Zealand Via Martinetti, 7 D-8800 ANSBACH WESTCROYDON AFRICA: , Federal Republic of Germany Surrey England Contact President Italy page 16 National Masters News November, 1985 tors should keep several copies on hand Report From Britain during meets, fill them out and mail ^ --s-v ' ^ ^ ^ them to Mundle if a potential record is from ALASTAIR AITKEN set. Athletes can aid their own cause by On August 31, Les Roberts of carrying a copy to meets for officials' Blackheath Harriers continued to show signatures. he is the best U.K. M40 on the track. The verification and compilation of Civil servant Roberts ran 30:56.2 for these marks is a herculean effort, done 10000m in the G.R.E. Cup Finak on a volunteer basis, by Mundle, the leading much of the race, and eventual members of the Records Committees, ly coming fourth. Two weeks later, Records and the meet directors and athletes Roberts won the Southern Veterans who take the time to fill out the forms 10-Mile Road Race at Crawley. and send them in. Masters everywhere Vic Smith is the leading 40-and-over are grateful for their efforts. • 1500 runner in the U.K. this year. He In this issue are new world and U.S. five-year age-group track and field records won the Veterans Mile Road Race in for men and women age-35-and-over. Cardiff on August 25 in 4:23. The marks are those compiled and approved, as of October 1, 1985, by Chris Ellis improved his U.K. M40 World Veterans (and U.S. Masters) Records Chairman Peter Mundle, and the discus record in July's Southern Records Committees of the World Association of Veteran Athletes (WAVA) and League Meeting to 49.08 (161-0). Ellis, The Athletics Congress (TAC). a psychiatrist, is coached by interna tional . Missing from the lists are pending Herbert Cordwener of West Germany. Jim Hurley set a new Irish M45 That breaks the eight-year old standard world and U.S. records set in: 1) the VI record at Cork, August 11, with 12.00 World Veterans Games in Rome; 2) the of 4:03.2, set by Holland's Piet Majoor for 100m and 24.4 for 200. Taff 1982 and 1984 European Veterans at the II World Veterans Games in Davies, 47, was first Veteran in the Ep Championships in Helsinki and Gothenberg, . som Half-Marathon and fourth of 682. Brighton, respectively; and 3) assorted Another record set this summer was • other meets. The reason for their omis by , 40. Competing on sion is that proper documentation has the open European tour, Oldfield got Patriots Relays not yet been received by the WAVA or off a heave of 69-9 (21.26) in the 16 lb. TAC Records Committees. Marks set shot, bettering his own pending M40 Held in L.A. at the 1985 U.S. TAC National record of 69-7, set in the Los Angeles The summer doldrums, post- Masters Championships are included, Coliseum on June 8. Indianapolis burnout, and ten-year age because the necessary proofs of perfor- groups probably caused the low tur smance were promptly sent from Olympic champion Maricica Puica nout for the L.A. Patriots Summer Indianapolis to Mundle. of Romania turned 35 midway through Relays in Los Angeles on August 31, Also missing are records in some the 1985 season, and set a new world The schedule of running events and new events, such as the 80- and standard of 3:57.73 in the women's relays was scanty, but there was a fuW 100-meter hurdles, women's hammer 35-39 1500-meter rim. That lowered schedule of field events, which produc and triple jump, etc. All performances the W35 mark of 3:58.5, set by ed the most notable marks of the day. in these events are being programmed Romania's Ileana Silai in 1979. Michael Saafir of Syracuse, N.Y., won into the computer, and the top marks the M30-39 high jump with 6-4, and A new official WAVA form has will be published as soon as the com been prepared for the submission of record-holding pole vaulter Carol putations are completed. Johnston, M70, had a 9-6 top effort. age-group or age records to the WAVA Stew Thomson won three M50-59 Among the new marks are a 4:01.7 (and TAC) Records Committees. It is throw events: (44-6'/2), discus in the M45 1500, set in July 13 by printed on page 22. Meet direc (143-4), and hammer (143-5). Thomson, M50, still throws the 16# ATHLETES WHO ENTERA NEW DIVISION THIS MONTH,NOv.,1985 Finland's Ella Hoegqvist finishing 200 meters in hammer in competition rather than the 36.54 for 5th place in W60 competition in allowable 12#or6K implement. World Vets Games in Rome in June. .ATHLETCtRESIDENCE) BIRTHDATE AGE GROUP Track event results show that UANE ARNOLDXBLOOMINGTON.CT)• " 11-22-40 45-49 •• EMMA CHIiDERS(US) 11-25-35 50-54 Thomas Byas, an open runner, barely . WEND.Y DAME ( EUGENE vOR) 11- 5-30 80 ♦ beat Walt Butler, 44, 11.5 to 11.6 in an UANIE OUFFfLOS GATOS.CA) 11-20-45 40-44 invitational 100m race, while Alan .. UEANIE iJONES(CA) 11-20-35 50-54 LVN LAGRANDER(EUGENE.OR) " 11-2-35 50-54 Cranston, Democratic Senator from SHIRtEY MATSONCSAN DIEGO.CA) It- 7-40 45-49 California, finished third in 17.1, but ALENE PARK(HUNtSVlt.LE.AL) It- 1-25 60-64 in the invitational 200, Cranston beat dEAN PRiCE(US) it- B-20 65-69 AORIENNE SALMINI(ALBUOUERQUE.NM) 11-20-15 70-74 Byas, 37.1 to 37.6. Draw your own UUDY SIMON(U MESA.OA) 11- 8-1S 70-74 conclusions. • (JESSIE SMITH(WESTMtNlSTER.CA) 11- 3-30 55-59 ERICA BRIESNICKfWG) 11-19-40 45-49 CHRISTINE DREWRY(GB) 11-30-45 40-44 ELFRIEDE FALKE(WG) 11-30-20 65-69 AILSA FORBES(NZ) 11-19-10 75-79 ELSE LAINE(FtN) 11-25-26 60-64 GEORGE CARTY(SAN JOSE,OA) 11-10-45 40-44 TRUMAN CLARKCLOS ANGELES) 11-26-35 60-54 MATHEWS CULLENCGB) 11-11-00 80 + CHICK DAHLSTENfLOS ANGELES) 11-4-10 75-79 ED DEMARRA1S(NEEDHAM,MA) 11-27-30 55-59 WILLARD FR6DERICK50N(S. GERDNIMO.GA) 11- 9-30 55-59 BERNARD H0GAN(AUSTRAL IA) 11-15-20 65-69 JOSEF JANSKY(CZE) 11-24-40 45-49 r-' RYSZARD MARCZAK(POL) 11-21-45 40-44 AUSTIN NEWMAN(NJ) 11-21-15 70-74 I- HARALD PALMOVISKSWEDEN) 11- 4-20 65-69 PAUL SEREGHYCNEW YORK CITY.NY) 11- 5-15 70-74 ERIK STAl(NOR) 11-29-15 70-74 ART WAGGONER(FAIR OAKS.CA) 11-26-25 60-64 ROY WIGGINGTON(CA) 11-30-25 60-64 CHARLES WILLIAMS(GB) 11-15-30 55-59

Marmi Stadium after rain during VI World Veterans Garnes. Rome. .PhQtoIjy 9,5e.te^(aiL5n>!dec. November, 1985 National Masters News page 17 WORLD TRACK & FIELD AGE-GROUP RECORDS Compiled by Peter Mundle and the Records Committee of the World Association of Veteran Athletes (WAVA) through performances verified as of October 1,1985

3000 METERS MENS WORLD FIVE YEAR AGE GROUP RECORDS DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 7:56.2N MICHEL BERNARD{) 35 6-14-67 40-44 8;17.4N JACK FOSTERINEW ZEALAND) 43 1-31-76 100 YARDS 45-49 8:36.0 LAURIE OHARA(GB) 45 7• 8-77 DIV. MARK NAME(RES1DENCE) AGE MEET DA IE 50-54 8:53.8 RAY HATTONIBEND.OR) 50 6-25-82 35-39 9.6 CLIFTON BERTRAND(TRINIDAD.BRONX,NY) 36 6- 8-72. 55-59 9:12.8 JACK RYAN(AUSTRALIA) 55 1 - 24-78 , 40-44 9.8 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 4 2 7-13-74 60-64 9:41.2 JOHN GILMOUR(AUS) 61 1 1 -22-80 9.8 PERCY KNOXIEDWARDS.CA) 4 1 7-11-75 65-69 10:10.2 JOHN GILMQUR(AUS) 65 1 1-22-84 45-49 1O.0 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 46 5-27-78 70-74 11:46.2 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 73 3-28-76 50-54 10.4 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TXI 52 6-23-84 75-79 13:06,4 RICHARD BREDENBECKIINDEPENDENCE,OH) 75 G- 13-8 1 55-59 10.7 PAYTON JORDAN!LOS ALTOS,CA) 55 3-25-72 80+ 14:39.0 PAUL SPANGLER(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 7-22-79 10. 7 ALFRED GUIDET(PETALUMA,CA) 55 7-14-73 10.7 CHARLES BEAUDRY(EDINEURG.TX) 55 8-10-74 60-64 10.9 PAYTON JORDAN(LOS ALTOS.CA) 61. 5- 6-78 2 MILES 65-69 12.1 HARRY KOPPEL(BELMONT.CA) 66 7- 19-79 DI V. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEE r DATE 70-74 12.8 GILBERTO GONZALEZ!PUR) 7 1 4-20-05 35-39 8:37.2N DAVE POWERIAUSTRALIA) 35 12- 4-63 75-79 13.4 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 75 10- 1-77 40-44 9:07.4 FRED NDRRISIGB) 40 4 - 17-62 80+ 15. 1 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE,CO) 80 7-24-82 45-49 9.37.8 DENNY MEYER(SEATTLE.WA) 45 5- 5-78 50-54 10: 12 GEORGE MCGRATH(AUS) 53 10-18-73 55-59 10:35.0 BILL MCCHESNEY(EUGENE.QR) 55 7-15-83 100 METERS 60-64 1 1 :09 DON LONGENECKER(SILVER CITY.NM) 62 6-25-78 3-25-73 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 65-69 11:30.ON MONTY MQNTGOMERYISHERMAN OAKS.CA) 66 35-39 10.3 EDWARD JEFFERIS(S.AFR) 35 1 1-24-7 1 70-74 12:40.0 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 73 3-14-76 9-30-78 40-44 10.7 THANE BAKER(DALLAS,TX) 4 1 9-13-72 75-79 14 : 30 LOU GREGORY(PENSACOLA,FL) 76 7-28-79 45-49 11.0 THANE BAKER(DALLAS.TX) 48 6-14-80 80+ 15:47.2 PAUL SPANGLER(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 50-54 11.3 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 50 9-24-8.7 55-59 11.6 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 56 6-23-73 3 MILES MEET DATE 1 1 . 6N ALFRED GUIDETICALIFORNIA CITY.CA) 56 6-22-74 DIV . MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE 37 9-24-74 60-64 11.8 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS,CA) 61 5-27-78 35-39 13:31.6 GA5T0N ROELANTS(BEL) 65 69 12.6 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS,CA) 65 6-12-82 40-44 14;10.2 DAVID FRANCIS(GB) 40 9- 2-68 70-74 13.5 FRED REIDIS.AFR.) 71 7-1.9-80 45-49 15 :07 PETER MUNDLEIVENICE.CA) 46 7- 7-74 50 1 - 10-76 75-79 14.3 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO) 75 6-23-79 50-54 15:37.8 JAMES O'NEIL(SACRAMENTO.CA) 80+ 15.4 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO) 80 2-25-84 55-59 15:57 JOHN GIEMOUR(AUS) 55 8- 8-75 60-64 16:59.2 DON LONGENECKERI SILVER CITY.NM') 62. 6-25-78 65-69 17:59.2 NORMAN BRIGHKSEATTLE.WA) 65 ,7-22-75 70-74 19:09.0 STAN NICHOLLS(AUSTRALIA) 7 1 7- 4-82 200 METERS 75-79 21:10.8 LOU GREGDRYfPENSACOLA,FL) 75 5- 6-78 DIV. Mark NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 24:08.2 PAUL SPANGLERISAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 7-28-79 35-39 20. 8 DELANO MERIWEIHERIUS) 35 6- 9-78 80+ 40-44 21.9 REGINALD AUSTINIAUS) 40 8-10-77 5000 METERS 45-49 22 . 3N GEORGE RHODENIJAMAICA.SAN DIEGO) 45 2-72 DI V. MARK NAMECRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 50-54 23 . 4 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 50 9- 5-82 35-39 13:16.36 CARLOS LOPES(PQR) 37 6-28-84 55-59 23 . 6 ALFRED GUIDET(PETALUMa!cA) 55 6-24-73 40-44 13:45.8 LUCIEN RAULT(FRANCE) 40 5-23-76 60- 64 24 . 9 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 60 6-19-77 45-49, 14:56.4 ALAIN MIMOUNIFRANCE) 45 5 29-66 65-69 26 . 1 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 65 6-12-82 50-54 15:31.0 ALAIN MIMOUNIFRANCE) 50 6- 5-71 70-74 27.5 FRED REIDIS.AFR.) 71 7-19-80 55-59 15:52.8 JACK RYAN(AUSTRALIA) 55 4-20-78 75-79 29. 5 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO) 75 6-24-79 60-64 16:33.3 JOHN GILMOUR(AUS) 6 1 8- 9-80 80+ 32 . 3 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO) 80 2-18-84 65-69 18:04.6 ERICH KRUZVCKI(WG) 65 5- 1-76 70-74 19 : 33 JOHN FARRELL(GB) 70 6-20-79 75-79 20:59.0 EDWARD BENHAMIOCEAN CITY.MD) 75 9-23-83 4G0 METERS 80+ 24:05.4 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 80 10-24-82 DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 46. 38 JAMES KING!US) 35 5-25-84 40-44 48 . 75 HAGUES ROGER!ERA) 4 1 7 - 16-82 6 MILES 45-49 50.59 JAMFS BURNETTICHICAGO.U ) 4 5 8-25- 8 -5 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 50-54 52 , 28 PEIER HIGGINSIGB) 50 8- 1-79 35-39 27:32.8N JIM HOGAN(GB) 35 7-12-68 55-59 54.56 RUDOLPH VALENIINEINYC.NY) 55 G- 9-79 40-44 29:25 FRED NORRISIGB) 41 9-25-62 60-64 58. 4 JOHN ALEXANDERIMCCAMEY.TX) 6 1 6-27-81 45-49 30:47.0 RAY HATTONIBEND.OR) 45 6-11-77 65-69 61.85 FRITZ ASSMYIWG) 67 7-16-82 50-54 32:40 PETER MUNDLEIVENICE,CA) 50 10- 1-78 70-74 64 .6 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO) 73 a-10-77 55-59 35 ;05 CLIVE DAVIES(POHTLANO,OR) 59 7-12-75 75- 79 68 . 5 JOSIAH PACKARDlSAN FRANCISCO! 75 6-23-79 60-64 36:41.6 JAMES aLESON(SANTA MONICA.CA) 60 6- 11 -78' 80+ 75.4 HAROLD CHAPSDNI HONOI Ul U . HA ) 80 7- 9 8.T 65-69 36:55.8 STAN NICHOLLS(AUSTRALIA) 66 12-12-77 70-74 42 : 14 EDWARD BENHAMIOCEAN CITY,MO) 73 5- 2-81 75-79 44:35 LOU GREGORYIPENSACOLA.FL) 76 9-30-78 800 METERS DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 10.000 METERS DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 1:49.2Y GEORGE SCOTTINZ.LONG BEACH.CA) 35 5-12-72 27; 17.48 37 7- 2-84 40-44 1:54.5 KLAUS MAINKA(WG) 41 7-16-77 35-39 CARLOS LOPESIPOR) 40-44 28:33.4 LUCIEN RAULTIFRANCE) 40 6- 9-76 45-49 1:57.73 GEORGE COHENIINGELWDOD.CA) 45 8-23-85 45-49 30:16.8 ALAIN MIMOUNIFRANCE) 45 6-17-66 50-54 2:00.5 TOM ROBERTSIAUS) 50 4-21-84 50-54 32:05.6 LUCIANO AOUARONE!ITA) 51 10- 1-81 55-59 2 :06 . 6 DEREK TURNBULLINZ) 1 55 5-14-82 55-59 33:08.2 DEREK TURNBULLINZ) 55 2-13-82 60-64 2:17.0 JOHN GILMOUR(AUS) 60 1-11-81 60-64 34 : 23 61 11-26-80 65-69 2:20,5 JACK STEVENS(AUS) ' 65 . 8-13-82 JOHN GILMOURIAUS) 70-74 2:34.5 MONTY MONTGOMERY!SHERMAN OAKS.CA) 71 9- 4-77 65-69 36:04.6N TEDDE JENSEN!SWEDEN) 65 9-15-72 71 8-10-77 75-79 2:40.0 HAROLD CHAPSON!HONOLULU) 75 5-14-78 70-74 40:48.6 EINAR NORDINISWE) 75-79 42:34.8 75 9- 3-77 80+ 2:53.5 HAROLD CHAPSaN!HONDLULU) 80 7-11-82 LUIS RiVERAlMEX) 80+ 49:22.8 PAUL SPANGLERISAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 7- 6-79

1500 METERS ONE HOUR RUN DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 3:41 35 7-25-82 35-39 12-1599 20.774 GASTON ROELANTSIBEL) 35 9-20-72 40-44 3:53 MICHEL BERNARD(FRANCE) 40 6-20-72 40-44 11-1309 18.900 WILLIAM STODOARTIGB) 40 8-21-71 45-49 4:01 HERBERT CaRDWENER(WG) 45 7-13-85 45-49 11-1268 18.862 ALAIN MIMOUN!FRANCE) 45 3-20-66 50-54 4 :05 TOM RDBERTS(AUS) 50 3-22-84 50-54 1 1-953 18.574 ALAIN MIMOUNlFRANCE) 50 5-16-71 55-59 4: 17 DEREK TURNBULL(N2) 55 2-20-82 55-59 10-1194 17.185 JOHN GILMOURIAUS) 55 10-14-74 60-64 4 : 30 JOHN GILMOUR(AUS) 60 12-22-79 60-64 10-831 16.853 JOHN GILMOURIAUS) 61 10-21-79 65-69 4:50 JACK STEVENS(AUS) 65 11-13-82 66-69 9- 1540 15.892 JOHN GILMOURIAUS) 65 10- 7-84 70-74 5:11 MERV JENKINSON(AUSTRALIA) 70 1- 6-80 70-74 9-173 14.642 STAN NICHOLLSIAUS) 72 6-14-83 75-79 5:30 HAROLD CHAPSON(HONOLULU) 75 8-11-77 75-79 8-335 13.181 LOU GREGORYIPENSACOLA.FL) 75 12-17-77 80+ 6: 12, HAROLD CHAPSON(HONOLULU) 80 7-11-82 80+ 7-946 12.130 PAUL SPANGLERISAN LUIS GBISPO .CA) 81 11- 1-80

3000 METER STEEPLECHASE 1 MILE DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 8:33.4 IVAN KABANOV(URS) 36 7-27-75 33-39 4:03.7 GEORGE SCDTTINZ.LONG BEACH.CA) 35 4-22-72 40-44 8:41.5 GASTON ROELANTSIBEL) 40 7- 6-77 40-44 4:18.3 JIM MCDONALD!NZ) 43 12- 3-77 45-49 9:36.6 JIM MCDONALDINZ) 45 11-17-79 45-49 4:25.8 ALAN BRAOFOROIAUS) 45 3 9-84 50-54 9:58.2 MAURICE MORRELLIGB) 50 8- 3-83 50-54 4 : 32 . 2 BILL FITZGERALDIPALDS VERGES.CA) 50 7-13-75 55-59 10:39.0 ELIGIO GALICIAIMEX) 56 8- 1-79 55-59 4 :40.4 JACK RYANIAUSTRALIA) ^ 55 12-15-77 60-64 11:41.6 OLLE ELVLANDISWE) 61 8- 1-79 60-B4 4:57.1 JOHN GILMOUR(AUS) 61 11-13-80 65-69 12:24.8 Norman bhightIseattle.wa) 65 8-15-75 63-69 5:20.4 JOHN GILMOURIAUS) 65 10-28-84 70-74 13:26.5 STAN NICHOLLS(AUS) 70 4-11-81 70-74 5:42.2 MONTY MONTGOMERY!SHERMAN OAKS.CA) 70 7- 9-77 75-79 19:04.8 LOU GREGORYIPENSACOLA.FL) 76 8-20-78 75-79 6:15.1 HAROLD CHAPSON!HONOLULU) 78 7- 5-81 80+ 8:07.1 PAUL SPANGLERISAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 81 6- 7-80 Contimied on next page page 18 National Masters News November, 1985

Continued from previous page HAMMER THROW (35-59) 16* (60+) 12« DIV. J14 RK NAME (RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 110 METER HURDLES (35-39) 42" (40-49) 39" (50-59) 36 (60+) 30" 35-39 254-0 77.42 ANATOLIr BONDARCHUK(URS) 36 6-24-76 40-44 74.10 ED BURKE(CA) 43 DIV. Mark NAME{RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 243- 1 6-12-83 45-49 205- 1 35-39 14. 1 GHULAM RAZIK(PAKISTAN) 36 2-16-69 62.52 HANS POrSCH(AUT) 48 7-18-81 50-54 193-5 58.96 HANS P0T5CH(AUT) 40-44 14.4Y(42" ) DON FINLAY(GB) 40 n- 1-49 50 9- 3-83 14 . 7 LEOPOLD MARIEN(BEL) 4 1 8-13-75 55-59 t75-0 53.34 BOB BACKUS(PEMBROKE,MA) 55 a- 9-81 60-64 45-49 14.7 VALBJDRN THORLAKSSON(ICE) 45 7- 8-79- 157-10 48.12 AARNE MIETTINEN(FIN 1 63 9-12-76 65-69 151-8 46.24 AARNE MIETTINEN(FIN) 67 B- 6-80 50-54 15. i JACK GREENWODD(MENnECINO LODGE.KS) 51 8-10-77 70-74 55-59 16.6 ANDRE FINDELKFRA) 55 9-14-78 131-11 40.22 OLAV REPPEN() 70 8-27-81 75-79 29.77 STANLEY HERRMANN!SANTA BARBARA,CA)75 60-64 16.2 ANDRE FINDELKFRA) 60 7-13-83 97-8 5 - 12 - 79 65-69 18. 15 AL GUIDETCCALIFORNIA CITV.CA) 66 5-26-84 B0+ 111-9 34.08 PETER GOIC(JUG) 80 6- 6-76 70-74 20.0 GILBERTD GONZALEZ(PUR) 7 1 4-20-85 75-79 20.83 RUSSELL MEYERS(PENSACOLA.FL) 77 5- 9-81 JAVELIN THROW (35-59) 800 GRAMS. (60+) 600 GRAMS 80+ 26.0 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CD) 80 7-24-82 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 286-1 87.20 JANIS ZIRNIS(URS) 35 5- 14-83 40-44 259-1 78.98 URS VON WARTBURG(SWI) 42 8- 2-79 400 METER HURDLES (35-49) 36" (50-59) 33" (60+) 30" 45-49 238-10 72.80 LARRY STUAHT(EL TORO.CA) 46 5-12-84 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 50-54 198-5 60.48 JOSE KOPITAR(YUG) 50 7-15-82 35-39 51 . 72 BERIIL WISTAM(SWE) 35 7-17-75 55-59 186-10 56.94 VEIKKO JAVANAINEN!FIN) 55 8- 7-81 40-44 54.08 LEON HACKERCS.AFR.) 40 7-29-79 60-64 181-10 55.42 ED CHYN0WETH(INDIANOLA.CA) 60 5-12-84 54 . 1 GEORGE MATHE(S.AFRICA) 40 6-30-79 65-69 153-11 46.92 VAINO OJARANTA(FIN) 65 7-18-82 45-49 55. 7 JACK GREENWODD(MENDECIND LODGE.KS) 46 8-24-72 70-74 140-0 42.68 GERHARD SCHEPE(WG) 70 7-15-82 50-54 58. 1 JACK GREENWOOD(MENDECINO LODGE.KS) 50 7- 3-76 75-79 108-0 32.92 EMERY CURT ICE(CALISTOGA.CA ) 75 7-24-82 55-59 59.85 JACK GREENWOOD(MENDECINO LODGE.KS) 57 9-27-83 80+ 94-6 28.80 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 60-64 66.01 RUDOLPH VALENTINE(NEW YORK,NY) 62 8-23-85 65-69 71.4 ROBERT HUNT(ANAHEIM,CA) 65 5-18-85 DECATHLON(lAAF SCORING TABLES) 70-74 77.50 GILBERTO GDNZALEZCSAN JUAN,PR) 70 9-27-83 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 75-79 89.58 RUSSELL MEYERS(PENSACOLA.FL) 77 5- 9-81 35-39 7547 WERNER VON MaLTKE(WG) 39 5-12-72 80+ 1 ;51 .O HERBERT ANDERSON(BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 40-44 6784 WOLFGANG LINKMANN(WG) 40 6- 6-81 45-49 5734 GARY MILLER(GLENDALE.CA) 47 3-23-85 50-54 5399 HARVEY SCHELLENBERG(REEDLEY.CA) 50 7- 2-83 HIGH JUMP 55-59 5246 RICHMOND MORCDM(PHILADELPHIA) 55 9- 11-76 DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 60-64 4552 RICHMOND MORCOM(PHILADELPHIA ) 61 8-28-82 35-39 7-1 2.16 VIKTOR BOLSHDV(URS) 35 6-20-74 65-69 3180 GILBERTO GDNZALEZCPUR) 69 7-31-82 40-44 6-8 3/4 2.05 EGDN NILSSaN(SWEDEN) 40 9-25-66 70-74 3097 GILBERTD GONZALEZ!PUR) 70 7- 2-83 45-49 6-2 3/4 1.90 HERM WYATT(LOS GATOS.CA) 48 4-19-80 75-79 1659 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 75 3-24-78 50-54 6-2 . 1.88 HERM WYATT(LOS GATOS.CA) 51 8-20-83 80+ 851 JOHN WHITTEMORE(SANTA BARBARA.CA) 80 12- 1-79 55-59 5-6 1/2 .1.69 RICHMOND MORCOM!PHILADELPHIA) 55 7-27-76 60-64 5-2 3/4 1.59 BURL GISTfSAN MARCOS.CA) 64 4-28-84 PENTATHLONdAAF SCORING TABLES) 65-69 5-0 1.52 BURL GISTCSAN MARCOS.CA) 65 5- 4-85 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 70-74 4-7 1/4 1.40 JOSEF SAHLMANN(WG) 71 7-28-79 35-39 3645 SILVIO HODOS(FRA) 35 4-17-83 75-79 4-3 1/4 1.30 GULA8 SINGH(IND) 76 4- -81 40-44 3391 WERNER SCHALLAU(WG) 40 9-24-78 4-3 1/4 1.30 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 75 3-24-78 45-49 2998 GARY MILLER(N. HOLLYWOOD.CA) 45 9-30-83 80+ 3-11 1/4 1.20 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 8-29-82 50-54 2607 'VACLAV BARTL(SWE) 51 8-12-77 55-59 2439 RICHMOND MORCOM(PHILADELPHIA) 56 8-12-77 POLE VAULT 60-64 220B WALTER SCHREIBER(WG) 62 9-29-8!> 65-69 1790 ADOLF KOCH(WG) DIV. MARK NAME(RESIOENCE) AGE MEET DATE 65 9-26-82 70-74 1481 GILBRTO GONZALEZ(PUR) 70 7-23-83 35-39 17-4 3/4 5.30 KHRISTOS PAPANIKOLAOU(GRE) 36 9- 9-77 75-79 790 KARSTON BRODERSEN(CHILE) 76 5-13-84 40-44 15-9 4.80 RUDOLF TOMASEK(CZE) 40 8-13-77 80+ 563 HERBERT ANDERSON(BELLVUE.CO) 80- 9- A.'BZ W'!, 45-49 15-5 4.70 MAURICE HOUVION!FRANCE) 45 4-12-80 60-54 14-4 4.37 VIC CDOK(WOODLAND HILLS,CA) 50 7-25-82 55-59 13-6 1/4 4.12 RICHMOND MQRCOM!PHILADELPHIA ) 55 8- 4-76 60-64 12-9 1/2 3.90 HERBERT SCHMIDT(WG) 61 10-14-71 65-69 11-10 3.60 HERBERT SCHMIDT(WG) 66 3-15-76 WOMENS WORLD FIVE YEAR AGE GROUP RECORDS >1: 70-74 10-0 3.05 CAROL JOHNSTON(WHITTIER.CA) 73 4-13-85 IOC METERS 75-79 8-1 2.46 BOB MACCONAGHYCCA) 76 2-23-85 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 80+ 6-2 3/4 1.90 A. E. PITCHERdNDIANAPOLlS, IN) 82 5-26-84 y.':t 35-39 11. ERIKA RDST(WG) 35 6- 2.-79 40-44 12. MAEVE KYLE!IRELAND) 40 4-25-70 LONG JUMP 45-49 12 . MAEVE KYLE!IRELAND) 45 1-21-74 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 12 WENDY ELY(AUS) 45 2- 4-84 I 1 35-39 25-11 1/2 7.91 REIJD TOIVONEN(FIN) 35 1-30-72 50-54 12 IRENE OBERA(MORAGA.CA) 5 I 6- 1-85 40-44 24-4 3/4 7.43 TOM CHILTON(KNOXVILLE,TN) 40 3-24-78 55-59 13. SHIRLEY PETERSON(AUS) 55 t-21-84 m- 45-49 21-11 6.68 SHIRLEY DAVISSON(VICTORVILLE.CA) 45 10- 4-75 60-64 14.57 PAULA SCHNEIDERHAN(WG) 6 1 9-24-83 60-54 21-1 6.42 SHIRLEY DAVISSON(VICTORVILLE,CA) 50 4-12-80 65-69 16. 1 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND.CO) 67 5- 6-78 .1 55-59 20- 1/4 6.10 TOM PATSALISCALHAMBRA.CA) 59 7-18-81 70+ 16.2 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND.CD) 70 4-17-81 60-64 19-11 6.07 TOM PATSALIS(ALHAMBRA.CA) 60 7-10-82 J[ 65-69 17-0 1/4 5.19 HANS BITTER(WG) 65 5-16-85 200 METERS 70-74 15-10 1/4 4.83 MAZUMI MGRITAIJPN) 70 9-23-83 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 75-79 14-0 1/2 4.28 GULAB SINGHCIND) 78 9-23-83 35-39 24. ERIKA ROST(WG) 36 6- B-80 80+ 11-7 3.53 WALT WESBROOK(CA) 80 6-24-78 40-44 25. VIVI MARKUSSEN(OEN) 40 8- 17-80 -If 45-49 26. WENDY EY(AUS) 45 3- 4-84 50-54 27. IRENE DB£RA(US) f» I." 51 6- 1-85 TRIPLE JUMP 55-59 29. SHIRLEY PETERSON(AUS) 58 4-2 1-84 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 60-64 30.26 PAULA SCHNEIDERHAN(WG) 61 9-26-83 35-39 54-7 1/2 16.65 JDZEF SCHMIDT(POLAND) 35 8- 3-70 65-69 33.67 AUDREY REID(S.AFR.) 68 9-26-83 "1 40-44 48-11 1/2 14.92 MICHAEL SAUER(WG) 40 7-14-82 70+ 34. 2 POLLY CLAHKE(LOVELAND.CO) 71 9- 6-81 45-49 45-11 1/2 14.01 PERICLES PINTO(POR) 45 7-14-82 50-54 43-3 1/2 13.19 DAVE JACKSON(CARSON.CA) 50 7-10-82 400 METERS 55-59 41-5 12.62 GORDON FAftRELLIVAN NUYS.CA) 57 1- 8-75 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 60-64 39-3 11.96 TOM PATSALIS(ALHAMBRA.CA) 60 7-10-82 35-39 50.56 AURELIA PENTaN(CUBA) 35 7 - 15-78 65-69 34-11 3/4 10.66 IAN HUME(CAN) 66 1-13-81 40-44 55. 3 MAEVE KVLE(IRELAND) 41 7-22-70 70-74 32-1 1/2 9.79 MAZUMI MORITA(JPN) 70 9-25-83 45-49 59.68 COLLEEN MILLS(NZ) 47 1-10-81 75-79 •28-7 1/2 8.72 GULAB SINGHdND) 76 1-12-81 50-54 63. 2 ANNE MCKEN2I£(S. APR.) 50 10-15-75 80+ 22-8 6.91 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 55-59 70.9 ANNE MCKENZIE(S. AFR.) 55 5- 2-81 60-64 72.5 AILEEN HDGAN(AUS) 60 9-17-83 SHOT PUT (35-49) 16# (50-59) 12# (60+) 8# 65-69 79.66 AUDREY REID(S. AFR.) 65 1-13-81 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 70+ 84.23 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND,CO) 73 9-28-83 35-39 72-9 3/4 22.19 BRIAN OLDFIELD(CA) 38 5-26-84 40-44 69-9 21.26 BRIAN QLDFIELD(CA) 40 8-16-85 800 METERS 45-49 58-1 1/4 17.71 PIERRE COLNARD(FRANCE) 47 6-12-76 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 50-54 58-1 1/2 17.71 PARRY 0'BRIEN(MISSIDN HILLS.CA) 52 7- t-84 35-39 1;57 . 4 ILEANA SILAI(ROMANIA) 35 6-28-77 55-59 51-9 15.77 HERMANN HDMBRECHER!WG) 55 8- 6-80 40-44 2:06.5 ANNE MCKENZ1E(S. AFR.) 41 7- 1-67 60-64 55-4 16.86 GEORGE KER(GRANADA HILLS.CA) 60 5-21-83- 45-49 2;19.2 ANNE MCKENZIECS. AFR.) 45 11-13-70 65-69 51-4 1/2 15.66 VDITTO ELO(FIN) 68 V- 17-82 50-64 2:23.1 ANNE MCKENZIE(S. AFR.) 50 10-29-75 70-74 45-1 i/2 13.75 ROSS CARTER!EUGENE.OR) 71 3-10-85 55-59 2:43.5 ANNE MCKENZIE(S. AFR.) 55 1-10-8I 60-64 75-79 41-8 1/2 12.71 VERNON CHEADLE(S. BARBARA.CA) 75 5- 4-85 3:00.06 ERIKA WERNER(WG) 60 9-24-83 65-69 3:24.0 80+ 31-7 1/4 9.63 PETER (30IC!JUG) 82 -78 EWA ERIKSSON(SWE) 65 7-16-82 70+ 3:30.0 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND.CO) 70 8- 8-82 DISCUS THROW DIV. MARK NAME!RES1DENCE) AGE MEET DATE 1500 METERS 35-39 DIV. MARK 233-9 71.24 JOHN POWELL(US) 36 6- 9-84 NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 227-11 35-39 3:57.73 MARICICA PUICA(ROM) 69.48 AL OERTER(NY) 43 5-31-80 35 8-30-85 45-49 216-11 40-44 4:20.7 JOYCE SMITH(GB) 66. 12 AL DERTER(NY) 45 3-28-82 40 5-21-78 50-54 45-49 4:49.2 ANNE MCKENZIE(S. AFR.) 185-9 56.62 PARRY 0*BRIEN(MISSIDN HILLS.CA) 52 8-19-84 49 11-16-74 55-59 177- 1 50-54 4:54.5 ANNE MCKENZIE(S. AFR.) 53. 98 KAUKO JOUPPILA(FINLAND) 56 9- 3-77 50 10-15-75 60-64 55-59 5:15.7 JEAN ALBURY(AU$) 187-2 57.06 KAUKO JOUPPILA(FINLAND) 61 7-16-82 55 4- 6-85 65-69 60-64 5:57.2 LIESELOTTE SCHULTZ(WG) 182-6 55.62 KDNSTANTY MAK5IMCZYK(GB) 65 9-17-79 6 1 6-25-81 70-74 65-69 6:16.0 ELIZABETH TROMP(HOD 153-5 46.76 OLAV REPPEN(NORWAY) 70 9- 18-81 65 7-15-82 75-79 70+ 6:47.1 JOHANNA LUTHER(WG) 127-2 38.76 KARSTEN BRODERSEN(CHILE) 76 9-25-83 70 9-27-83 80+ 106-3 32.40 JAKOB SCHUMANN!WG) 81 7-16-82 Continued on next page November, 1985 National Masters News jpage 19

Continued from previous page LONG JUMP DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 3000 METERS 35-39 21-4 6.50 (US) 35 10-26-74 Div; MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 18-2 1/4 5.54 MARLENE ALTMANN(WG) 40 7-30-77 35-39 8:55.6 JOYCE SMITH(GB) 36 7-19-74 18-2 1/4^ 5.54 HELEN SEARLEIAUS) 4 1 4-17-81 40-44 9:11.2 JOYCE SMITH(GB) 40 4-30-78 45-49 17-0 5. 18 CORRIE ROOVERS(HOL) 47 7-15-82 45-49 10:23.4 URSULA BLASCHKE(WG) 45 • 7-30-77 50-54 16-6 1/2 5.04 MAEVE KYLE! IRELAND )- 50 7-29-79 50-54 10:34.2 VALBORG OSTBERG(NOR) 50 7- 5-81 55-59 14-11 1/2 4.56 LIESELOTTE SEUBERLICH{WG) 55 7-15-82 55-59 11:29.0 LYDIA BACKES(WG) 55 9- 9-81 60-64 14-3 1/4 4.35 PAULA SCHNEIOERHAN(WG) 61 9-23-83 60-64 12:26.8 LIESELOTTE SCHULTZ(WG) 61 6-13-81 65-69 1 1-2 3.40 ROSALINE SOLE(NZ) 65 1- 8-81 65-69 13:47.6 PAT OIXON(EUGENE.OR) 66 6-23-85 70+ 9-9 2.97 HANNA GELBRICH(WG) 70 9-23-83 70+ 14:25.2 JOHANNA LUTHER(WG) 71 9-22-84

SHOT PUT 5000 METERS DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE NAME(RESIOENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK 35-39 69-11 3/4 21.33 HELENA F1BINGER0VA(CZE) 35 8- 16-84 35 10-17-83 85-39 16:12.87 SONJA LAXTON(RSA) 40-44 62-10 1/2 19. 16 ANTONINA IVANOVA(URS) 41 2-24-74 40 8-16-81 40-44 16:57.4 JUDY FOX(SUNNYVALE.CA) 45-49 46-6 1/4 14. 18 LIESL HUBER(WG) 45 10-13-79 47 7-24-82 45-49 17:59.0 VICKY BlGELOWfSAN LORENZO,CA) 50-54 41-11 1/2 12.79 MARIANNE HAMM(WG) 51 7-30-79 50 8- 7-81 50-54 18:15.0 VALBORG OSTBERG(NOR) 55-59 36-9 1/4 11.21 MARIANNE HAMM(WG) 55 9-23-83 55 4- 7-85 55-59 18:49.0 JEAN ALBURY(AUS) 60-64 32-7 3/4 9.95 ISUZU TSUJIKJPN) 60 9-23-83 61 8- 6-81 60-64 21:27.2 LIESELOTTE SCHULTZ(WG) 65-69 35-4 10.77 HELEN STEPHENSIFLORISSANT.MO) 65 6- 1-83 65 7-17-82 65-69 23:58.0 ELIZABETH TRQMP(HOL) 70+ 29-3 8.91 EDITH MENDYKA(TUJUNGA.CA) 70 5- 9-81 70+ 24:58.3 JOHANNA LUTHER(WG) 70 9-23-83

DISCUS THROW 10.000 METERS DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 228-4 69.60 FAINA MYELNIK(URS) 35 9- 9-80 35-39 34:34.4 ANN LETHERBY(AUS) 35 10- 7-81 40-44 206-5 62.92 HELGI PARTS(URS) 4 1 10- 4-78 40-44 34:26.4 JOYCE SMITH(GB) 42 2-27-80 45-49 160-7 48.94 QOETE OOMINaOS(BRA) 47 4- 8-82 45-49 38:19.8 VICKY BIGELOW(SAN LORENZO.CA) 48 8-21-83 50-54 130-4 39.72 RUTH SVEDBERG(SWE) 50-54 38:53.6 MILA KANIA(WARWICK.NY) 51 6-26-82 51 9-17-54 55-59 113-5 34.58 SYLVIA WHITE(AUS) 55 3- 2-85 55-59 38:38.6 . JEAN ALBURY(AUS) 55 4- 5-85 60-64 101-3 30.86 ANNCHEN REILE(WG) 60 10-19-75 60-64 44 :51.0 PAT DIXDN(BEND.OR) 63 7-16-82 65-69 94-9 28 . 90 ANNCHEN REILE(WG) 66 8 9-81 65-69 52:53.2 WALTRAUO KRETSCHMER(WG) 68 1- 8-81 70+ 66-5 20.24 VERA WISCHMANN(WG) 70 7-16-82 70+ 51:03.0 JOHANNA LUTHER(WG) 70 9-25-83

HIGH JUMP JAVELIN THROW DIV. MARK NAMECRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAME(RESIOENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 5-8 1/4 1 .73 CHRISTA VOSS(WG) 36 7-30-79 35-39 193-4 58.94 ANNELIESE GERHAROS(WG) 37 8-13-72 40-44 5-4 1/4 1.63 DOROTHY TYLER(GB) 4 1 8- 2-61 40-44 167-8 51 . to DANA ZATOPKOVA(CZE) 42 9-19-64 45-49 5-0 1.52 DOROTHY TYLER(GB) 45 7-18-65 45-49 156-7 47.74 ANNELIESE GERHARDS(WG) 45 5-30-81 50-54 4-10 1.47 DOROTHY TYLER(GB) 50 6- 14-70 50-54 125-6 38.26 HEATHER OQHERTYfAUSj 51 4-24-85 55-59 4-3 1/4 1.30 VLASTA CHLIMSKAICZE) 56 7-30-79 55-59 118-7 36. 14 LENA GRQBLERlS. AFR.) 57 5- 2-81 60-64 3- 1 1 1.19 BETTINA WDODBURNfAUS) 62 3-23-85 60-64 83-4 25.40 ANNCHEN REILE(WG) 62 8-10-77 65-69 3-8 1.12 MARY BOWERMASTERIFAIRFIELO.OH) 67 8-17-84 65-69 84-7 25.80 HANNA GELBRICH(WG) 67 8- 6-80 70+ 3-5 1/4 1.05 SHIELA EVANS(RSA-INOIANAPOLIS. IN) 70 0-23-85 70+ 81-11 24.97 HANNA GELBRICH(WG) 70 9-26-83

AMERICAN ^ AGE-GROUP RECORDS Compiled by Peter Mundle and the Records Subcommittee of the T AC MastersT&F Committee through performances verified as ofOctober 1, 1985

400 METERS DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE MENS AMERICAN FIVE YEAR AGE GROUP RECORDS 35-39 46. 38 JAMES KINGIUS) 35 5-25-84 40-44 49. 36 JAMES BURNETTIPHILADELPHIA.PA) 41 8 15-81 45-49 50.59 JAMES BURNETTICHICAGO.il) 45 8-25-85 100 YARDS 50-54 52.9 JACK GREENWOOOIMENDECING LODGE.KS) 51 8-10-77 DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE ) AGE MEET DATE 55-59 54.56 RUDOLPH VALENTINEINYC.NY) 55 6 9-79 35-39 9.7 WALT BUTLER!ALTADENA.CA) 37 6- 11-78 60-64 58.4 JOHN ALEXANDERIMCCAMEY.TX) 61 € 27-81 40-44 9.8 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 42 7-13-74 65-69 63.83 FRANK FINGERICHARLOTTESVILLE.VA) 65 1-13-81 9.8 PERCY KNOXlEDWARDS.CA) 4 1 7- 1 1-75 70-74 64.6 JOSIAH PACKARDISAN FRANCISCO) 73 8-10-77 45-49 10.0 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 46 5-27-78 75-79 68.5 JOSIAH PACKARDISAN FRANCISCO) 75 6-23-79 50-54 10. 4 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 52 6-23-84 80+ 75.4 HAROLD CHAPSON(HONOLULU.HA) 80 7- 9-83 55-59 10.7 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 55 3-25-72 10.7 ALFRED GUIDETIPETALUMA.CA) 55 7-14-73 10.7 CHARLES BEAUDRYIEDINBURG.TX) 55 8-10-74 800 METERS MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 60-64 10.9 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 6 1 5- 6-78 DIV. RALPH LEEICA) 37 6- -79 65-69 12.1 HARRY KOPPELIBELMONT.CA) 66 7-19-79 35-39 1:52.1 40-44 1:54.9 GEORGE COHEN!INGLEWODD.CA) 40 8- 16-80 70-74 13.4 BARRY IVERSIBREWER.ME) 72 8- 6-83 45-49 1:57.73 GEORGE COHEN!INGELWOOD.CA) 45 8-23-85 75-79 13.4 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CD) 75 10- 1-77 50-54 2:01. 1 BILL FITZGERALDIPALOS VERDES.CA) 50 6-29-75 80+ 15. 1 HERBERT ANDERSONlBELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 55-59 2:08.9 BILL FITZGERALDIPALOS VERDES.CA) 55 7- 5-80 60-64 2:19.0 JACK RICEITAMPA.FL) 61 8-13-82 65-69 2:25.3 FRANK FINGERICHARLOTTESVILLE.VA) 65 7- 5-80 70-74 2:34.5 MONTY MONTGOMERY I SHERMAN OAKS.CA) 71 9- 4-77 75-79 2:40.0 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 75 5-14-78 100 METERS 80+ 2:53.5 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 80 7-11-82 DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 10.3 RUBEN WHITNEY!SAN MARINO.TX) 35 r,- 14-80 40-44 10.7 THANE BAKER!DALLAS.TX) 41 9-13-72 1500 METERS 45-49 1 1 .O THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 48 6-14-80 DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 50-54 11.3 THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 50 9-24-82 35-39 3:52.7 RAMSEY THOMAS ICANTONSVILLE.MD) 35 7-11-79 55-59 11.6 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 56 6-23-73 40-44 3:56.20 BILL STEWARTIANN ARBOR.MI) 40 9-27-83 1 1 . 6N ALFRED GUIDETICALIFORNIA CITY.CA) 56 6-22-74 45-49 4:04.40 ERNEST BILLUPSICHICAGO) 46 9-27-83 60-64 11.8 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 61 5-27-78 50-54 4:05.8 RAY HATTONIBENO.OR) 50 7- 8-82 65-69 12.6 PAYTON JORDAN(LOS ALTOS.CA) 65 6-12-82 55-59 4:28.7 BILL FITZGERALDIPALOS VERDES.CA) 55 7-12-80 70-74 13.6 HARRY KOPPELIBELMONT.CA) 70 6-25-83 60-64 4:49.8 DON LONGENECKERlSILVER CITY.NM) 62 6-24-78 75-79 14.3 JDSIAH PACKARD!SAN FRANCISCO) 75 6-23-79 65-69 4:59.1 WILLIAM ANDBERGIANOKA.MN) 65 7- 4-76 80t 15.4 JDSIAH PACKARDISAN FRANCISCO) 80 2-25-84 70-74 5:21.1 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 73 8 -16-75 75-79 5 : 30. 1 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 75 8- 11 -77 80+ 6:12.2 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) BO 7-11-82

200 METERS 1 MILE DIV. DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 20.8 DELANO MERIWETHERIUS) 35 6- 9-78 35-39 4:12.4 RAMSEY THOMASfCANTONSVILLE.MO) 35 7-26-79 40-44 22. 3Y THANE BAKERIDALLAS.TX) 42 7-13-74 40-44 4:24.0 RAY HATTON(BEND,OR) 43 7-18-75 45-49 22 . 9 RICHARD STOLPEIOMAHA.NB) 45 C-20-70 45-49 4:29.5N BILL FITZGERALD(PALOS VERDES.CA) 46 4-23-72 22.9 MILTON NEWTDNIINGLEWODD.CA) 46 6-22-80 50-54 4:32.2 BILL FITZGERALD(PALOS VERDES.CA) 50 7-13-75 50-54 23. 4 THANE BAKER(DALLAS.TX) -— 50 9- 5-82 55-59 4:55.3 WILLIAM ERASER!EOINA,MN) 55 7-22-85 55-59 23.6 ALFRED GUIDETIPETALUMA.CA) 55 6-24-73 60-64 5:15.2 CLIVE DAVIESfPORTLAND.OR) 63 6- 9-79 60-64 24.9 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) CO 6-19-77 65-69 5:22N MONTY MONTGOMERY(SHERMAN OAKS.CA) 65 4- 8-72 65-69 26. 1 PAYTON JORDANILOS ALTOS.CA) 65 6-12-82 70-74 5:42.2 MONTY MONTGOMERY(SHERMAN OAKS.CA) 70 7- 9-77 70-74 28.4 HARRY KOPPELIBELMONT.CA) 70 10- 1-83 75-79 6:15.1 HAROLD CHAPSON(HONOLULU) 78 7- 5-81 75-79 29.5 JDSIAH PACKARDISAN FRANCISCO) 75 6-24-79 80+ 8:07.1 PAUL SPANGLER(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 81 6- 7-80 : 80 + 32. 3 JOSIAH PACKARDISAN FRANCISCO) 80 2- 18-84 Continuedon next|m^

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Continued from previous page 400 METER HURDLES !35-49) 36" !50-59) 33" 160+) 30" 3000 METERS DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET OATE DIV. HARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 52.5 RON WHITNEYICALISTOGA.CA) 35 5-29-78 35-39 8:31.5 RAMSEY THOMASICANTGNSVILLE.MD> 35 8- 4-79 40-44 55.9 RON WHITNEYICALISTOGA.CA) 40 10-26-83 40-44 8:50.0 HAL HIGDONIMICHIGAN,IN) 44 7-13-75 45-49 55.7 JACK GREENWOOD(MENDECINO LODGE.KS) 46 8-24-7.7 45-49 9: 14.2 PETER MUNDLE(VENICE,CA) 46 1-18-75 50-54 58 . 1 JACK GREENWOODIMENDECINO LODGE,KS) 50 7- 3-76 50-54 8:53.8 RAY HATTON(BEND,OR) 50 6-25-82 55-59 59.85 JACK GREENWOODIMENDECINO LODGE.KS ) 57 9-2.7-83 55-59 9:56.0 BILL MCCHESNEY(EUGENE.OR) 56 7-13-84 60-64 66.01 RUDOLPH VALENTINEINEW YORK.NY) 62 8-23-85 60-64 10:47.0 BILL ANDBERG(ANOKA.MN) 64 8-13-75 65-69 71.4 ROBERT HUNT(ANAHEIM,CA) 65 ; :e-fi5 65-69 10:51.0 NORMAN BRIGHT(SEATTLE.WA) 65 6-17-75 70-74 77.50 GILBBRTO GONZALEZ!SAN JUAN.PR) 70 9-27 -83. 70-74 11:46.2 HAROLD CHAPSONfHONOLULU) 73 3-28-76 75-79 89.58 RUSSELL MEYERSIPENSACOLA.FL) 77 5- 9-ei 75-79 13:06.4 Richard bredenbeckiindependence,oh) 75 6-13-81 80+ 1:51.0 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 80+ 14:39.0 PAUL SPANGLER(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 7-22-79 HIGH JUMP 2 MILES DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET date DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 6-8 3/4 2.05 JOHN DOBROTH!VENTURA.CA) ;j8 5-13-79 35-39 9:21.4 GLYNN WOODCWASH.,PC) 35 10-26-69 40-44 6-8 2.03 JOHN DOBROTH!VENTURA,CA) 40 7- 8-81 40-44 9:17.6N RAY HATTON(BEND.OR) 40 4- 1-72 45-49 6-2 3/4 1.90 HERM WYATT(LOS GATGS.CA) 48 4-19 80 45-49 9:37.8 DENNY MEYER(SEATTLE.WA) 45 5- 5-78 50-54 6-2 1.88 HERM WYATTILOS GATOS.CA) 51 8-20-83 50-54 10: 15.2 DAVID STEVENSONIPALO ALTO.CA) 50 7-26-79 55-59 5-6 1/2 1.69 RICHMOND MORCOMIPHILAOELPHIA) 55 7-27-76 55-59 10:35.0 BILL MCCHESNEY(EUGENE.OR) 55 7-15-83 60-64 5-2 3/4 1.59 BURL GISTISAN MARCOS.CA) 64 4-28-84 60-64 1 1 ;09 DON LDNGENECKERfSILVER CITY.NM) 62 6-25-78 65-69 5-0 1.52 BURL GISTISAN MARCOS.CA) 65 B- 4-85 65-69 1 1:30.ON MONTY MONTGOMERYfSHERMAN OAKS.CA) 66 3-25-73 70-74 4-6 1.37 WESLEY WARD!IN) 70 7- 5-80 70-74 12:40.0 HAROLD CHAP5DN(HONOLULU) 73 3-14-76 75-79 4-3 1/4 1.30 HERBERT ANDERSONIBELLVUE.CO) 75 3-24-78 75-79 14:30 LOU GREGORY!PENSACOLA.FL) 76 9-30-78 80+ 3-11 1/4 1.20 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 8-29-82 80+ 15:47.2 PAUL SPANGLER(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 80 7-28-79 POLE VAULT 3 MILES DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE mEet date DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET OATE 35-39 16- 1 4.90 BOB NEUTZLINGIUS) 36 5-3 1-80 35-39 13:44.2 PETER MCARDLE!NYC.NY) 35 6-11-64 40-44 15-1 1/4 4.60 ROGER RUTHIUS,VICTORIA.CAN) 44 9- 7-72 40-44 14:29.2 RAY HATT0N!BEND.0R) 42 6-15-74 45-49 15-0 4.57 ROGER RUTH!US.VICTORIA.CAN) 45 7-2 1-73 45-49 15:07 PETER MUNDLE(VENICE.CA) 46 7- 7-74 50-54 14-4 4.37 VIC COOK!WOODLAND HILLS.CA) 50 7-25-82 50-54 15:37.8 JAMES 0'NEIL!SACRAMENT0.CA) 50 1-10-76 55-59 13-6 1/4 4.12 RICHMOND MORCOM!PHILAOELPHIA) 55 a- 4-76 55-59 16:51.2 CLIVE DAVIES!P0RTLAND.0R) 59 7-13-75 60-64 12-3 1/2 3.74 RICHMOND MORCOMiPHILAOELPHIA) 63 8- 2-84 60-64 16:59.2 DON LONGENECKERCSILVER CITY.NM) 62 6-23-78 65-69 1 1 -6 3.50 JIM VERNONIWEST COVINA.CA) 65 T-31-82 65-69 17:59.2 NORMAN BRIGHT!SEATTLE.WA) 65 7-22-75 70-74 10-0 3.05 CAROL JOHNSTONIWHITTIER.CA) 73 4-13-85 70-74 19:20 JOHN STEVENS!US) 70 6-16-79 75-79 8- 1 2.46-BOS MACCONAGHVICA) 76 2-23-85 75-79 21:10.8 LQU GREGORY!PENSACOLA.FL) 75 5- 6-78 80+ 6 2 3/4 1.90 A. E .. PITCHER! INDIANAPOLIS. IN) 82 5-26-84 80+ 24:08.2 PAUL SPANGLER!SAN LUIS OBISPQ .CA ) 80 7-28-79 LONG JUMP 5000 METERS 01 V. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 25- 11 7.90 TOM CHILTONIKNOXVILLE,TN) 35 6- 8-72 35-39 13:51.7 !EUGENE.0R) 38 6- 1-80 40-44 24-4 3/4 7.43 TOM CHILTONIKNOXVILLE.TN) 40 3-24-78 40-44 14:59.6N HAL HIGDONIMICHIGAN CITY.IN) 4 1 8-25-72 45-49 21-11 6.68 SHIRLEY OAVIS50NIVICTORVILLE.CA) 45 1G- 4-75 45-49 15:17.4 RAY HATTONIBEND.QR) 48 8- 2-80 50-54 21-1 6.42 SHIRLEY OAVISSON!VICTORVILLE.CA) 50 4-12-80 50-54 16:11.0 PETER MUNDLE!VENICE.CA) 51 5-31-79 55-59 20- 1/4 6.10 TOM PATSALISIALHAMBRA.CA) 59 7-18-81 55-59 16:27. 1 JAMES O'NEIL(SACRAMENTO.CA) 55 1-12-81 60-64 19- 1 1 6.07 TOM PATSALISIALHAMBRA.CA) 60 7-10-82 60-64 17:19.0 CLIVE DAVIES!P0RTLAND.0R) 64 8- 2-80 65-69 16-2 1/2 4.94 JOHN SATTIISAN FRANCISCO) 65 7-21-79 65-69 18:30 WILLIAM ANDBERG!ANOKA.MN) 65 7- 4-76 70-74 14-10 1/4 4.53 CLAUDE HILLSIFLOURTOWN.PA) 70 7- 3-82 70-74 20:05,4 RAY SEARSlCHICAGO) 70 8- 8-77 75-79 12-10 1/2 3.92, HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE,CO) 76 8- 5-78 75-79 20:59.0 EDWARD BENHAMIOCEAN CITY.MO) 75 9-23-83 80+ 11-7 3.53 WALT WESBROOK(CA) 80 6-24-78 80+ 24;05.4 HAROLD CHAPSONIHONOLULU) 80 10-24-82 TRIPLE JUMP 6 MILES DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) ACE MEEI OATE 35-39 49-11 1/2 15.23 DAVE JACKSDN!CARS0N.CA) 36 5-16-68 28:02.4 35-39 PETER MCARDLE(NYC.NY) 35 5- 3-64 40-44 46- 1 1 14.30 DAVE JACKSON!CARSON,CA) 4 t 7- 7-73 40-44 29:59.0 RAY HATTON(BEND.OR) 43 4-26-75 45-49 45-2 1/4 13.77 DAVE JACKSONICARSON.CA) 45 8-11-77 45-49 30:47.0 RAY HATTONIBEND.OR) 45 6-11-77 50-54 43-3 1/2 13.19 DAVE JACKSQNtCARSQN.CA) 50 7-10-82 50-54 32 :40 PETER MUNDLEIVENICE.CA) 50 10- 1-78 55-59 41-5 12.62 GORDON FARRELLlVAN NUYS.CA) 57 1- 8-75 55-59 35 :05 7-12-75 CLIVE DAVIES!PORTLAND,OR) 59 60-64 39-3 11.96 TOM PATSALISIALHAMBRA.CA) 60 7-tO-B2 60-64 6-11-78 36:4 1 .6 JAMES GLESONISANTA MONICA.CA) 60 65-69 31-3 9.52 FRED WHITE(OUNCANVILLE,TX) 65 5-27-78 7- 12-75 65-69 38: 17 . 4 NORMAN BRIGHT!SEATTLE.WA) 65 70-74 29-5 1/4 8.97 JOHN DAMSKIIVAN NUYS.CA) 70 5-25-85 70-74 42 : 14 EDWARD BENHAMIOCEAN CITY.MD) 73 5- 2-81 75-79 28-2 3/4 8.60 WINFIELD MCFADDENISAN DIEGO,CA) 75 8-17-ao 75-79 44 : 35 76 9-30-78 LOU GREGORYIPENSACQLA.FL) 80+ 22-8 6.91 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82

10.000 METERS SHOT PUT 135-49) 16# 150-59) 12# 160+) 8# DIV. MARK DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE ) AGE MEET DATE NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 29:03.4 FRANK SHaRTER!BOULDER.CO) 36 6- 8-84 3/4 22.19 BRIAN OLDFIELO!CA) 38 5-26-84 40-44 29:03.4 PETER MCAROLE!NYC.NY) 35 5- 3-64 69-9 21.26 BRIAN 0LDFIELD!CA) 40 8-15-85 45-49 49- 1 40-44 30:56.0 RAY HATTONIBEND.OR) 43 4-26-75 1/2 14.97 GEORGE KER!GRANAOA HILLS.CA) 49 5-20-72 45-49 31:48 RAY HATT0N!BEND.0R) 45 6-11-77 50-54 58- 1 1/2 17.71 PARRY 0'BRIEN!MISSI0N HILLS.CA) 52 7- 1-84 50-54 32:10.4 RAY HATTONIBEND.OR) 51 6-18-83 55-59 51-8 15.75 GEORGE KER!GRANADA HILLS.CA) 55 5-13-78 60-64 55-4 55-59 35:03.2 JAMES O'NEILISACRAMENTO.CA) 55 8- 16-80 16.86 GEORGE KER!GRANADA HILLS.CA) 60 5-21-83 65-69 60-64 35:19.8 CLIVE DAVIESIPORTLAND.OR) 63 8-19-78 48-3 3/4 14.72 JACK THATCHERfMANHATTAN BEACH.CA) 65 to- 3-81 70-74 65-69 38:38.0 NORMAN BRIGHT!SEATTLE.WA) 66 a- 3-76 45-1 1/2 13.75 ROSS CARTER!EUGENE.OR) 71 3-10-85 70-74 41:21.0 RAY SEARSlCHICAGO) 70 8-10-77 75-79 41-8 1/2 12.71 VERNON CHEADLE!S. BARBARA.CA) 75 5- 4-85 80+ 75-79 46:10.B CHARLES HACKENHEIMERICENTRAL SO..NY) 76 8-13-82 30-1 1/2 9.18 BUELL CRANEfTWIN FALLS.ID) 84 7-13-84 80+ 49:22.8 PAUL SPANGLERISAN LUIS OBISPQ. CA) 80 7- 6-79 DISCUS THROW ! 35-49) 2KG !50-59) 1.6KG !60+) 1KG DIV. MARK ONE HOUR RUN NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 233-9 71.24 JOHN POWELLfUS) DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE ) AGE MEET DATE 36 6- 9-84 40-44 227-11 69.48 AL OERTER(NY) 35-39 11-1070 18.681 KEN MUELLER(BELLINGHAM.MA) 35 5-13-72 43 5-3 1 -80 45-49 216-11 66.12 AL OERTER!NY) 40-44 11-740 18.379 RAY HATTONfBEND.OR) 44 8- 7-76 45 3-28-82 50-54 185-9 45-49 11-223 17.907 HAL HIGDON(MICHIGAN CITY. IN;) 48 6-26-79 56.62 PARRY 0'BRIEN!MISSION HILLS.CA) 52 8-19-84 55-59 (51-6 50-54 10-1335 17.314 PETER MUNDLE(VENICE.CA) 50 10- 1-78 46.18 GEORGE KERfGRANADA HILLS.CA) 55 6-25-78 60-64 (74-1 55-59 10-775 16.802 JAMES 0' NE IL(SACRAMENTO.CA) 56 8- 4-81 53.06 DANIEL ALDRICHlNEWPORT BEACH.CA) 62 8-17-80 65-69 163-1 60-64 10-201 16.277 OLIVE OAVIES(PORTLAND.OR) 61 8- 7-76 49.72 THOMAS MCDERMOTT(MADISON.CT) 66 S- 1-84 70-74 65-69 9-604 15.036 NORMAN BRIGHT!SEATTLE.WA) 65 6-13-75 134-5 40.98 ROSS CARTERfEUGENE,0R) 71 6- 8-85 75-79 70-74 8-1131 13.909 WILLIAM ANDBERG!ANOKA.MN) 70 10- 4-81 118-0 35.96 A. REDMOND DOMSICULVER CITY.CA) 75 5- 8-82 80+ 84-4 75-79 ,8-335 13.181 LOU GREGORY!PENSACOLA.FL) 75 12-17-77 25.70 JOHN WHITTEMDRE!SANTA BARBARA.CA ) 80 12- 2-79 80+ 7-946 12.130 PAUL SPANGLER!SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 81 11- 1-80 HAMMER THROW ! 35-59) 16.+ ! 60+) 12" DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) 3000 METER STEEPLECHASE AGE MEET DATE 35-39 232-5 70.84 HAROLD CONNOLLY!SANTA MONICA,CA) 37 7-20-69 DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET OATE 40-44 243-1 74.10 ED BURKE!CA) 43 6-12-83 35-39 8:38.8 MIKE MANLEY!EUGENE.OR) 38 - -80 45-49 198-5 60.48 ED BURKE(CA) 45 ..i-ig-85 40-44 9:18.6 HAL HI GOON!MICHIGAN CITY.IN) 44 8-15-75 50-54 182-6 55.62 BOB BACKUS!PEMBROKE.MA) 50 6-12-77 45-49 9:39.0 HAL HIGDON!MICHIGAN CITY.IN) 46 8- 1 1-77 55-59 175-0 53.34 BOB BACKUS!PEMBROKE.MA) 55 ft- 9-81 50-54 10:50.0 DON SLOCOMB!US) 51 8- 4-85 60-64 151-1 46.06 THOMAS MCDERMOTT!MAD I SON.CT) 64 8- 14-82 55-59 10:59.2 KEN CARMAN!GARDEN CITY.MI) 56 7-28-84 65-69 126-10 38.66 NOLAN FOWLER!COOKEVILLE,TN) 67 1-14-80 60-64 12:33.2 BOB BOAL(WAKE FOREST.NC) 64 4- 3-76 70-74 104- 1 31.72 STANLEY HERRMANN!SANTA BARBARA.CA )7 I 10- 4-75 65-69 12:24.8 NORMAN BRIGHT!SEATTLE.WA) 65 8-15-75 75-79 97-8 29.77 STANLEY HERRMANN!SANTA BARBARA.CA)75 5-12-79 70-74 13:43.27 EUGENE KELLER!CINCINATTI.OH) 70 8-24-65 80+ 66-3 20.19 JOHN WHITTEMDRE!SANTA BARBARA.CA) 80 6- 7-BO 75-79 19:04.8 LOU GREGORY!PENSACOLA.FL) 76 8-20-78 JAVELIN THROW !35-59) 800 GRAMS. !60+) 600 GRAMS 110 METER HURDLES !35-39) 42""!40-49) 39" !50-59) 36" !60+) 30" DIV. MARK DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE MEET DATE 35-39 268-1 81.72 WILLIAM FLOERKE!SHAWNEE MISSION.KS35 V-21 79 35-39 14.7 mike KELLYfTYBEE IS..GA) 37 6-16-84 40-44 242-9 74.OO LARRY STUART!CA) 41 ft- 9-79 40-44 14.67 WALT BUTLER!ALTAOENA.CA) 40 8- 8-81 45-49 238-10 72.80 LARRY STUARTIEL TDRO.CA) 46 5-12-84 45-49 15.0 JACK GREENWOOD!MENDECINO LODGE.KS) 46 50-54 15.1 JACK GREENWOOD!MENDECINO LODGE,KS) 51 • 9-14-72 50-54 186-6 56.84 PHILIP CONLEY!WOODSIDE.CA) 50 8- 4-85 55-59 16.8 CHARLES BEAUDRY!EDINBURG.TX) 55 8-10-77 55-59 180-9 55.10 BILL MORALES!SANTA ANA.CA) 56 4-19-73 8-24-74 60-64 181-10 55.42 ED CHYNOWETH!INDIANOLA.CA) 60 5-12-84 60-64 16.38 TOM PATSALIS! ALHAMBRA .TiA ) 61 65-69 18.15 AL GUIDET1CALIF0RNIA CITY.CA) 66 5-21-83 65-69 148-3 45.18 BILL MORALES!SANTA ANA.CA) €7 5-26-84 70-74 21.5 RICHARD LACEY!PELHAM.NY) 70 5-26-84 70-74 132-0 40.24 BOB MACCONNAGHYfREDONDO BEACH.CA) 70 6-24-78 75-79 20.83 RUSSELL MEYERS!PENSACOLA.FL) 77 6-14-80 75-79 108-0 32.92 EMERY CURTICE!CALISTOGA.CA) 75 7-24-82 5- 9-81 80+ 94-6 28.80 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 80+ 26.0 HERBERT ANDERSON!BELLVUE.CO) 80 7-24-82 Continued on next page November, 1985 National Masters News P«ge21

Continued from previous page 3O0O METERS DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DECATHLON(lAAF SCORING TABLES) 35-39 9:38.6 CINDY DALRYMPLEIHONOLULU.HI) 35 6-11-77 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) Age MEET DATE 40-44 10:04 MIKI GORMANILOS ANGELES) 41 5-22-77 35-39 6230 PHIL MULKEY(BIRMINGHAM.ALA) 38 3-26-71 45-49 10:418 VICKY BIGELOW(SAN LORENZO.CA) 48 3-22-84 40-44 6312 DAVE THORESONiSANTA BARBARA.CA) 40 6- 6-81 50-54 11:29.6 MILA KANIA(WARWICK.NY) 50 7-25-82 45-49 5734 GARY MILLERIGLENDALE.CA) 47 3-23-85 55-59 13:33.8 MARCIA MCCHESNEV(EUGENE.OR) 55 6-23-85 50-54 5399 HARVEY SCHELLENBEHG(REEDLEY.CA) 50 7- 2-83 60-64 13:23.8 MARY STOREYfRIVERSIDE.CA) 61 8-10-85 55-59 5246 RICHMOND MORCOMIPHILADELPHIA) 55 9- 1 1 -76 65-69 13:47.6 PAT OIXON!EUGENE.OR) 66 6-23-85 60-64 4552 RICHMOND MOHCOM(PHILADELPHIA) 61 "8-28-82 70+ 18:22.0 BESS JAMESISAN JACINTO.CA) 72 1-31-82 65-69 2783 CLAUDE HILLS(FLOURTOWN.PA) • 65 6-24-77 70-74 2513 CLAUDE HILLS(FLOUROWN.PA) 70 7- 3-82 TWO MILES 75-79 1659 HERBERT ANDERSONIBELLVUE.CO) 75 3-24-78 DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 80+ 851 JOHN WHITTEM0RE1SANTA BARBARA.CA) 80 12- 1-79 35-39 11:39.61 NINA KUSCSIK(US) 39 1-11-78 40-44 11:29.2 SANDRA KNOTTICLEVELANO.OH) 4 1 8- 4-79 MARY CZARAPATA!NEW BERLIN.WI) 45 9-13-80 PENTATHL0N(lAAF SCORING TABLES) 45-49 11:43.0 50-54 12:13.0 MARGARET MILLER!THOUSAND OAKS.CA) 54 6- 7-80 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE ) AGE MEET DATE 55-59 13:46 MELBA HATCHICANTON.MI) 57 7-23-85 35-39 2999 REX HARVEY(DES MOINES.IA) 35 8- 9-81 60-64 19:48 FLORENCE FAWLEY(WESTERVILLE.OH) 61 5-27-84 40-44 2933 GARY MILLERIN. HOLLYWOOD,CA) 43 8-16-81 70+ 26:03.8 MARILLA SALISBURY(SAN DIEGO,CA) 73 7-11-81 45-49 2998 GARY MILLER(N. HOLLYWOOD.CA) 45 9-30-83 50-54 2251 RICHMOND MORCOMiPHILADELPHIA) 54 4- 2-76 55-59 2439 RICHMOND MORCOM(PHILAOELPHIA) 56 8-12-77 5000 METERS 60-64 2182 JOHN-ALEXANDER(MCCAMEY.IX) • 61 5- 8-81 OIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 65-69 1664 CHARLES JOHANNESMEYERi SANFORD,SC) 65 5- 4-83 35-39 16:36.2 DORIS HEHITAGEISEATTLE.WA) 35 4-22-78 70-74 1016 CLAUDE HILLSiFLOURTOWN.PA) 71 9-28-83 40-44 16:57.4 JUDY FOX!SUNNYVALE.CA) 40 8- 16-81 75-79 722 HERBERT ANDERSONIBELLVUE.CO) 75 8- 13-77 45-49 17:59.0 VICKY BIGELOWISAN LORENZO.CA) 47 7-24-82 80+ 563 HERBERT ANDERSONIBELLVUE.CO) 80 9- 4 83 50-54 18:44.6 MILA KANIAIWARWICK.NY) 50 6 13-82 55-59 20:05.0 HELEN DICKILOS ANGELES.CA) 59 4-29-84 60-64 22:26.4 PAT DIXONIBEND.OR) 62 8-16-81 65-69 27: 12.2 ALICE WERBEL(SAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 65 8-16-81 WOMENS AMERICAN FIVE YEAR AGE GROUP RECORDS 70+ 27:25.8 BESS JAMESISAN JACINTO.CA) 74 9-23-83

10.000 METERS 100 YARDS DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 35:37.8 CINDY DALRYMPLEI HONOLULU) 35 6- 8-78 35-39 12.3 ALMETA PARISH!SAN FRANCISCO) 38 5-17-75 40-44 35:33.6 JUDY FOX!SUNNYVALE.CA) 40 8-15-8 1 40-44 11.4 IRENE OBERA(OAKLAND.CA) 42 5-15-76 45-49 38:19.8 VICKY BlGELOWlSAN LORENZO.CA) 48 8-21-83 45-49 11.7 IRENE OBERA(MORAGA.CA) 45 4-28-79 50-54 38:53.6 MILA KANIAIWARWICK.NY) 51 6-26-82 50-54 13.5 SHIRLEY KINSEY(LA CRESCENTA.CA ) 51 2- 7-81 55-59 41 : 32.2 TOSHIKO D'ELIAIRIDGEWOOD.NJ) 55 8-23-85 55-59 15.5 SHIRLEY DIETDERICH(BERKELEY,CA) 55 7-29-82 60-64 44:51 .0 PAT DIXONIBEND.OR) 63 7-16-82 60-64 14.7 JOSEPHINE KOLDA(SAN FRANCISCO.CA) 64 5- 1-82 65-69 67 : 45 RUTH UPDEGROVEIHONOLULU) 67 4-23-78 65-69 15.2 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND.CO) 67 5-21-78 70+ 60:01 BESS JAMESISAN JACINTO.CA) 70 7-13-80 70+ 26.6 MARILLA SALISBURYfSAN DIEGO.CA) 73 8- 1-81

ONE HOUR RUN DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 100 METERS 35-39 9-1124 15.512 MARYLIN PAULtPORTLAND,OR) 36 7-20-74 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 9-1197 15.579 LINDA SIPPRELLE1 WASH. .DC) 43 7-29-78 35-39 11.9 PHIL RASCHKER(ATLANTA.GA) 36 6-25-83 45-49 9-376 14.828 MARILYN HARBINIMARTINEZ.CA) 45 3-26-83 40-44 12.6 IRENE OBERAlOAKLAND,CA) 42 7- 3-76 50-54 8-1355 14.114 NICKI HOBSONISAN DIEGO.CA) 50 -8- 4-81 45-49 12.63 IRENE OBERAIMORAGA.CA) 45 7- 7-79 55-59 7-1021 12.199 MARCIE TRENT!ANCHORAGE.AK) 58 7-18-76 50-54 12.9 IRENE GBERA(MQRAGA.CA) 51 6- 1-85 60-64 8-10 12.884 MARCIE TRENT!ANCHORAGE.AK) 61 7-28-79 55-59 14.6 RUTH CHRISTIANICORONA.CA) 55 8-18-79 65-69, 5-1194 9.139 EDNA BERG!BOZEMAN.NT) 67 2- 5-83 60-64 15.5 JOSEPHINE KOLDAISAN FRANCISCO,CA) 63 ID- 3-81 70+ 5-1124 9.075 FELICITAS SALIZARf SAN DIEGO.CA) 73 8-17-82 65-69 16. 1 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELANO.CO) 67 5- 6-78 70+ 16.2 POLLY CLARKE!LOVELAND,CO) 70 4-17-81 HIGH JUMP OIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE

200 METERS • 35-39 5-2 1.57 JOANNE GRISSOM!INDIANAPOLIS.IN) 37 7-16-76 5-2 1.57 PHIL RASCHKER!ATLANTA.GA) 36 ~- 2-83 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 4-10 1.47 JOANNE GRISSOM!INDIANAPOLIS.IN) 40 7-27-79 35-39 24.63 PHIL RASCHKER!ATLANTA.GA) 36 9 24-83 45-49 4-4 1.32 SHIRLEY SMITHIST. PETERSBURG.FL) 47 7 - 16-82 40-44 26. 1 IRENE OBERA(OAKLAND,CA) 42 7- 4-76 50-54 4-4 1/4 1.33 CHRISTEL MILLER!GLENDALE.CA) 50 8-10-85 45-49 26.21 IRENE OBERA(MDRAGA.CA) 47 1-13-81 55-59 3-8 1.12 JOYCE VARNEYlHONOLULU.HI) 57 9-17-83 50-54 27.3 IRENE OBERA(MDRAGA.CA) 51 6- 1-85 60-64 3-4 1.01 BARBARA HUMMEL!CANTON.OH) 60 8- 3-85 55-59 33.64 FLORENCE REARDON(OREGON.OH) 57 9-26-83 65-69 3-8 1.12 MARY BOWERMASTERIFAIRFIELD.OH) 67 8- 17-84 60-64 33.3 JOSEPHINE KOLDA(SAN FRANC I SCO,CA) 63 2-27-82 70+ 3-4 1.01 VIVIAN NELSON!HARRISBURG.PA) 7 1 e- 17-84 65-69 34 . 2 JOSEPHINE KOLDA(SAN FRANCISCO.CA) 67 5-18-85 70+ 34.2 POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND,CO) 71 9- 6-81 LONG JUMP OIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 400 METERS 35-39 2 1-4 6.50 WILLYE WHITEIUS) 35 10-26-74 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 16-10 3/4 5.15 JOANNE GRISSOM!INOIANAPOLIS.IN) 44 /-20-83 35-39 56. 8 PHIL RASCHKER!ATLANTA,GA) 36 6-25-83 45-49 15-9 4.80 IRENE OBERAIOAKLAND.CA) 45 4- 7-79 40-44 59.9 IRENE OBERA(OAKLAND.CA) 42 7- 4-76 50-54 10-7 1/4 3.23 MAGDALENA KUEHNEfTUJUNGA.CA) 52 9-23-83 45-49 61.1 IRENE OBERACOAKLAND.CA) 46 8-16-80 55-59 12-0 3.66 SHIRLEY KINSEY(LA CRESCENTA.CA) 55 7- 1-84 50-54 63.7 IRENE OBERA(MORAGA,CA) 51 5-18-85 60-64 5-9 1.75 DOT CALLANlHI) 62 12-31-80 55-59 79.9 NOLA BRUHN(SEATTLE.WA) 56 7- 3-85 65-69 10-5 1/4 3.18 MARY BOWERMASTERIFAIRFIELD.OH) 66 9-23-83 60-64 80. 3Y JOSEPHINE KOLDAISAN FRANC I SCO.CA) 64 5- 1-82 70+ 9-11 1/4 3.03 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 7 1 5- 8-82 65-69 82.3 JOSEPHINE KOLOAiSAN FRANC I SCO.CA) 65 10- 1-83 70+ 84 . 23 POLLY CLARKEILOVELAND.CO) 73 9-28-83 1 SHOT PUT DIV. MARK 80O METERS NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 35-39 45-3 13.79 LYNN GRAHAM!FRESNO.CA) 35 4- 9-83 DIV. MARK NAME(RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 42-4 12.90 JOANNE GRISSOM!INDIANAPOLIS.IN) 35-39 2:20.95 SUSANNE HOULTON(ATLANTA.GA) 36 7-14-84 41 7-22-80 45-49 39-7 3/4 12.08 JOANNE GRISSOM! IIWIANAPOLIS. IN) 7-22-84 40-44 2:22.0 SANDRA KNOTT(CLEVELAND.OH) 43 1-10-81 45 50-54 31-9 3/4 9.69 CHRISTEL MILLER(GLENOALE.CA) 45-49 2:27.35 MARILYN HARBIN(MARTINEZ.CA) 46 8-19-84 50 1-20-85 55-59 31-6 9.60 BERNICE HOLLANO!CLEVELAI4D.OH) 50-54 2:33.00 GRETCHEN SNYDERIBERKELEY.CA) 50 5-19-84 58 8-25-85 60-64 31-4 9.55 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 61 55-59 2:48.2 BERYL SKELTON(FAIRPORT.NY) 55 8-17-84 6-17-72 65-69 35-4 10.77 HELEN STEPHENS!FLORISSANT.MO) 65 6- 1-83 60-64 3:11.4 PAT 0IX0N(BEN0,0R) 62 8-29-81 70+ 29-3 8.91 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 70 5- 9-81 65-69 3:34 .4 ALICE WERBELISAN LUIS OBISPO.CA) 65 10- 4-80 70 + 3:30.O POLLY CLARKE(LOVELAND.CO) 70 8- 6-82 DISCUS THROW DIV. MARK NAME!RESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 1500 METERS 35-39 122- 11 37.46 LYNN GRAHAM!FRESNO.CA) 35 4- 9-83 DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 98-2 29.92 JOANNE GRISSOM!INOIANAPOLIS.IN) 42 7-13-81 35-39 4:40.2 CINDY DALRYMPLE(HONOLULU) 35 6-13-77 45-49 106-5 32.44 JOANNE GRISSOM!INDIANAPOLIS.IN) 45 8- 7-83 40-44 4:39. 8 MIKI GORMAN!LOS ANGELES) 42 9- 3-77 50-54 90-4 27.53 SHIRLEY KINSEY!LA CRESCENTA,CA) 53 7-10-82 45-49 4:57. 1 MARYLIN HARBIN(HARTINEZ,CA) 46 8-18-84 55-59 100-8 30.68 BERNICE HOLLANDICLEVELANO.OH) 57 6-30-84 50-54 5:09.5 MILA KANIA(WARWICK,NY) 50 7-25-82 60-64 64-3 19.58 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 62 6-24-73 55-59 5:20.0 MARGARET MILLERfTHOUSAND OAKS.CA) 56 5- 8-82 65-69 63-6 19.35 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.OA) 68 10- 6-79 60-64 6:04.6 PAT DIXON!BEND.OR) 63 6-25-82 70+ 62-6 19.05 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 65-69 70 8- 8-81 6:57.42 EDNA LAFLIN!SUN CITY.AZ) 66 8-18-84 70+ 7:31.9 POLLY CLARKEILOVELAND.CO) 72 8- 8-82 JAVELIN THROW OIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE ONE MILE 35-39 1 17-5 35.80 LURLINE STRUPPECKIBATON ROUGE.LA) 39 8-23-85 DIV. MARK NAMEIRESIDENCE) AGE MEET DATE 40-44 1 13-1 34.48 CAROLE LEAFIVALLEY STREAM.NY) 43 35-39 8-24-85 5.15.5 SUSAN BUCHANAN!PHOENIXVILLE,PA) 37 4- 5-75 45-49 102-8 31.30 CHRISTEL MILLER!GLENDALE.CA) 48 40-44 3 23-83 5:12.5 SANDRA KNOTT!CLEVELAND.OH) 4 1 8- 4-79 50-54 109-0 33.22 CHRISTEL MILLER!GLENDALE.CA) 50 421-85 45-49 5:28.9 MARYLIN HARBINIMARTINEZ.CA)— 45 2-29-83 55-59 88-10 27.07 SHIRLEY KINSEYlLA CRESCENTA.CA) 55 50-54 5:56.8 10- 6-84 MARGARET MILLER!THOUSAND OAKS.CA) 54 6- 7-80 60-64 76-1 23.19 EDITH MENOYKA(T UJUI«3A. CA) 55-59 5:50.6 MARGARET MILLER!THOUSAND OAKS.CA) 61 6-17-72 55 2- 7-81 65-69 74-0 22.55 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 60-64 6:35 PAT DIXONIBEND.OR) 65 6-27-76 63 7-23-82 70+ 72-7 22.12 EDITH MENOYKA!TUJUNGA.CA) 65-69 6:55.6 72 5- 14-83 PAT DIXON!EUGENE.OR) 66 6-22-85 70+ 12:22.6 MARILLA SALISBURY!SAN DIEGO.CA) 73 7-11-81

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WORLD ASSOCIATION OF VETERAN ATHLETES WORLD ASSOCIATION OF VETERAN ATHLETES Appication for World Veteran Age-Group Record/World Veteran Age-Group Application for World Veteran Age-Group Record/World Veteran 'Best PerformanceVWorld Veteran Age-Best Performance Age-Best Performance TRACK OR ROAD EVENT FIELD EVENT To: PETE MUNDLE, CHAIRMAN, W.A.V.A. RECORDS COMMITTEE, To: PETE MUNDLE, CHAIRMAN, W.A.V.A. RECORDS COMMITTEE, 4017 Via Marina 4017 Via Marina No. C-301, Venice, CA 90291, USA. No. C-301, Venice, CA 90291, USA. Application is hereby made for a World Veteran Age-Group Record/World Veteran Age-Group Application is hereby made for the World Veteran Age-Group Record/World Veteran Age-Best 'Best PerformanceVWorld Veteran Age-Best Performance, in support of which the following is Performance, in support of which the following information is submitted:- submitted;- (Please type or use capitals throughout) Event Age-Group Men/Women Event Age-Group Men/Women Full Name of Competitor(s) Full Name of Competitor Date of Birth Competitor's Country Date of Meeting Name of Stadium Town Country i Date

Time Name Signature metres Time Name Signature (Distance or height) (Name of Field Judge) (Signature) Time Name .. .• Signature WIND GAUGE (LONG AND TRIPLE JUMP ONLY) CHEIF TIMEKEEPER I hereby certify that wind speed in direction of running was metres/sec. I confirm that the above Timekeepers exhibited their watches to me and that the times were as stated. Name of Operator Signature . (Nameof ChiefTimekeeper or Referee) (Signature) ELECTRICAL TIMING RESULT OF COMPETITION A fully automatic electrical timing device was used. The time recorded was uidthis was the official time. The names of the first three competitors and their performances were as follows:? 1st Performance (NameofChiefPhoto-Finish Judge) . (Signature) 2nd Performance NOTE -A Photo-Finish print must be included with this application. 3rd Performance WIND GAUGE NOTE: - A copy of the Results Card must be included with this application. I hereby certify that wind speed in direction of running was metres/sec. GUARANTEE BY REFEREE Name of Operator Signature I hereby certify:- HURDLES EVENTS i) That the lateral inclination of the runway did not exceed 1:100 and that the inclination in the Height of htndles Distance to first hurdle running direction did not exceed 1:1000 downwards. Spacing between hurdles Distance from last hurdle ii) That the ground where the implement landed was not lower (by more than 1:1000) than the runway or circle. OR Were all hurdles at correct balance? ii) That the level of the Long Jump or Triple Jump landing area was not lower than the take-off GUARANTEE BY REFEREE board. I hereby certify:- iii) That the appropriate I.A.A.F. Rules of Competition were observed. i) That I have examined a copy of the track surveyor's certificate wherein the exact measure iv) That the officials conducting the competition were duly qualified. ment of one lap is stated to be metres cms. or yds ft ins. v) That all information recorded in this application is accurate, and I recommend this applica ii) That the exact distance of the course over which this event was held was metres tion for acceptance. cms or mile(s) yds ft ins. iii) That the lateral inclination of the track did not exceed 1:100 and that the overall inclination Name of Address of Referee . in the running direction did not exceed 1:1000 downwards. iv) That the appropriate I.A.A.F. Rules of Competition were observed. v) That the officials conducting the competition were duly qualified. Signature Date vi)That allinformation recorded in this application is accurate, and I recommend thisapplica tion for acceptance. THE FOLLOWING MUST BE ENCLOSED WITH THIS APPLICATION:- Name and Address of Referee 1. Programme of the Meeting. 2. Copy of athlete's birth certificate. 3. Copy of the Results Card. Signature Date (If available, presscuttingsand a photograph of theathleteshouldaccompany thisapplication for THE FOLLOWING MUST BE ENCLOSED WITH THIS APPLICATION: historical purposes.) 1. Programme of the meeting. 2. Copy of athlete's birth certificate. CERTIFICATE OF CHAIRMAN OF RECORDS COMMITTEE 3. Photo-Finish print (if a fully automatic electrical timing device was used). (If available, in I hereby certify that the Records Committee recommend as follows:- termediate times, press cuttings and a photograph of the athlete should accompany thisapplica member(s) recommend(s) acceptance. tion for historical purposes.) member(s) recommend(s) rejection of the application. CERTIFICATE OF CHAIRMAN OF RECORDS COMMITTEE I hereby certify that the Records Committee recommend as follows-- Sgnature Date member(s) recommend(s) acceptance. ;. member(s) recommend(s) rejectionof the application. RECOMMENDATION OF VICE-PRESIDENT Signature Date I recommend that this performance be/not be accepted as a World Veteran Age-Group RECOMMENDATION OF VICE-PRESIDENT Record/World Veteran Age-Best Performance. I recommend that this performance be/not be accepted as a World Veteran Age-Group Record/World Veteran Age

(President) (Date) (Secretary) (President) (Date) (Secretary) November, 1985 National Masters News Pi^e23 Murray meters, who ran a remarkable 4:40.10 M50-54 World Silver Medalist at 400, to finish 11th, just nipping 50-year-old Cliff Pauling, and 1984 runner-up in Takes The 5th Witold Bialokur, who crossed the line this race, Jan Prosseda of Harrisburg, NEW YORK CITY, September 28, in 4:41.10. Pa., who finished 16th. • Dan Murray of Modesto, California, one The depths of the field was il (NMN thanks the anonymous contributor for of the country's top Masters road racers, lustrated by the 15th-place finish of this well-written article. - Ed.) showed his heels to one of the deepest 40-and-over mile fields ever assembled in capturing the prestigious 5th Avenue Masters Mile today in a time of 4:28.8. m Murray led a charge across the finish line that saw the first 9 runners all dip under 4:35. Tom Robinson, the 1985 RRCA 5K Cross-Country Masters Champion; took 2nd place in 4:30.75, k\» followed by Morris Whiting in 4:31.47. Half way through the race, the

40-year-old Murray broke away from a if lead pack that included 1983 winner Ted Haiman, Harry Cummins, of Portland, Oregon, and Matt Cuc- chiara, 1984 TAC National lOK road race champion. Murray covered the last 800 meters of the race in 2:11.7 to hold off all challengers. The top age 50+ age speedsters were Opening ceremonies at TAC National Masters IS F Championships in Indianpolis. Left: Olympian Ed Sweden's Gun Johansson hurls discus In W40 represented by John Connor, 50, the competition at VI World Veteran Games in Burke, 1984 Masters Athlete-of-the-Year; center: Masters T&F Chairman Jerry Donley; right: TAC Rome in June. 1985 TAC National Champion at 1500 President Ollan Cassell. photo byGretchen Snyder

WORLD ASSOCIATION OF VETERANATHLETES Atruiate at 1 July 1985 Agendna Norway Sweden Orculo Argentine Dansk Athietik Forbund Veteran Group of the Swedish Amateur •P?'.• de Atletas Veteranos Frank Horn Norwegian Athletic Associa Athletic Assodadon Nelida C. de Weber Osterbrogade 228, tion Aan Scott Varela 877 - CP 1406 DK.2100 0 Aiuta Nilsen Krossbacken 16, , •. Capital Federal Sorgenfrigt 34, S-183 43Taby Finland 0365 Oslo 3 Australia Suomen Veteraaniurbelulitto Australian Association RY Switzet^nd Veteran's Athletic Clubs Irene Merjamaa Schweizeriscter LeichtatMetA Verband, SeDiorenkoranrinsion Wal Sheppard Immtdantie 20.B Philippine Associatioa 2 Montgomery Place, 00780 Hekinki 78 of Miuter Athletes Herben Wohier GeissmatteH 2 BulleenJlOS John L. Bagtas France CH - 5610 Wohlen Apt- C-lOO F.F.A. (Commission Federale des Veterans) State V Condominhtm Austrian Trf«nwe Duaite Turkey Henri Salavarda Mdta Iridi Veteran Av. Infante Samo 68-EF-7* Gokhan Qmiduz Squdii T rue du Roi Albert 343. Vetnan Athletic Auodttion 1300Usbo« Greece Athletes Association POBoxIS B.4480 Dupeye Ray Cassar Torreggiani Hellenic Track and Michad Connolly, Guseiytf, The Albatross Field Association 6 Manor dose, Ismir Brasll Windmill Shreet, John Psiakis Rathfarnham Pudrto Siee Assodacao Atletica 137 Syitgrou Avenue Dublin 16 Lija Puerto Rico Vcteranos de Sao Paulo Atheiu Mastos Association United Kinidom Exuperio Borges Soares British Veteran Israel 1 Caimaa Gomez Maiti Avenida Santos Dumont Mexico Athletic Federutson ^ Hong Kong Israel Association Los Alpes "226 752- Apto. 2 Asociacion Mexicana de Comact: Syivesw Stan Athletic Veterans > of Veteran Athletes Ext. El Comandante Carolina Sao Paulo Atletismo Masters, AC 57/61 Mortiiner Street •~x' of Hong Kong Beyer Ben Zion Puerto Rico 00630 Mrs. Margaret Brooke, Maximiliano Wong Moran, London WIN TTD 51 Yehuda Halevi Sued c/. 65! no. 144 Canada 53a Stubbs Road Tel Aviv San Juan de Aragon Canadian Masters Singapwe Athletic Association Mexico DF CP 07920 Uidted States Association Joint Masters Committees Audrey Hiemstra Hungarian Athletic Italy of Veteran Athletes 19 Hayward Crescent Association Veteran of The Athiecics Congress I.M.I.T.T. The Hari Chandra Agincourt Committe Contract: Roben G. Rne Riccardo Cattoni Imke Parlevliet, Block 44 Ferenc Laszlo Tesch 77 I^ospect Place Ontario MIS 2T7 Local!ta Buttassi 25 Marine Crescent -24-12 Budapest XV Everlaan 24 N.Y.C. 11217 16030 Moneglia (GE) 6705 DJ Wageningen Singapore 1544 Chile Paskomliget U.71.V/21. Agrupacion de Atletas Netherlands AntWcs United States Seniors de Chile Iceland Japan Netherlands Antilles South Africn Virgin bfamds Judith Allendes Caceres Icelandic Committee Nippon Masters VictOT Cfaurmoat Masters Athletic Association South African Masters Avda. Monterey - 2338 For Veteran Athletes Athletic Union Box 6166 W. von Hertzberg, Athletic Association Conchali Olafur Oudmundsson, . Kiyoshi Konoike (Mr.) Sunny Isle PO Box 700 Joe Botha Santiago Bakkaseli 27, , 72-36 Konami Oranjestad, Aruba PO Box 5180 St. Croix 109 Reykjavik Wakayama USVI 00820 1403 Oelmenvitie CXilombia Federacion Colombians de India Jugoslavia New Zealand Sri Lanka Uragnay Atletismo Senior Master New Zealand Association All India Veteran Atletsko Drustvo Sri Lanka Veterans Qrculo Atfaletas (Atlemaster) Athletic Association 'Veteran' Jugoslavija of Veteran Athletes Athletic Assoduion Vcteranos Uruguay David Cortes Herrera, Milkha Singh Boris Stepinac Jim Biair M.S. HaUeldeen, Iris Menza Carrera 8 no. 43-33 23 Sector 7A Ulica Brace Domany 4 43 Eimslie Road, 368 Gaile Road, Canelone 982 Bogota Chandigarh 41000 Zagreb Upper Hutt Colombo 3 Casa de Depones NatiffHal Mutm News Mmmbiryifig Open Women Edge Tlghe, LRgrsnder Misteri In Mythlcil Winners in Nike 28K ganadian JgFfy Tighg, 40, 0f Van= "DualMeet" g0uvgF, 8:g:, wa§ thg 0F§t M40=and= 0vgF and feuFtggnth 0f 440 fini§hgF§ If ihg wiflHiflg fflafk§ in thg 19§S with Iilli0l in thg NIKi/gFggnn Tg TAg Natibnal Ma§igF§ Tfaak an^ Fiel^ IJM 0n igptgmhgF § in iuggng, ghafflpienshlpi -m gnmpaFad t@ the 0Fg|0n: Thg HgXt MastgF FUHHgF W8§ r winning tnafk§ in thg liil TAg Na= gaty eegttgitnan, M40, in i!2liS4: tienal Wefnen's f&F ghampinnihip, PatFigk 0gving w0h thg divi§i0H ihs Ma§tif§ win, 14, in the IS gvem§ with \\U'41: whgfg g@ndiii@n§ afg vifiuaily thg Lyn LagtandgF, 48, of Fuggng, Igft safflg: younggF Ma§tgF§ wotngn hghind to takg thg W40=aHd=ovgF titlg with hgF W4I HnwgvgF, if thg gvgnt§ afg §g0Fg^ win in Iii0i4i! likg a dual inggt (l§t=l psinttii lnd=i 0vgFall winngFi wgFg al§0 iuig= p@iHi§i 3fd=i peint)! thg wentgn geing nian^i @di§ gandgF§, 16, (li 16100) and 0Ut 0H I0P, 60=11: Jill Jongs, 24, (liliiil), •

Thg galibgF of gampgtition hgiwggn Ma§tgF§ tngn and opgn womgn i§ vgFy Obera Long Jumps gl0§g: §0fflg gMpgFts say a 42=yg8F=0ld to WSO AR tnan is ggngFally thg athlgtig g^uivalgnt of a wetnan in hgF pFintg: iFgng 0bgFa, il, of Motaia, 37 galifoFnia, addgd anothgF national Hut thg g^uality 0f ability would FggOFd to hgF goliggtioH with a 14=14 long jump in thg NoFthgFH ealifotnia sggffl to dgpgnd upon thg gvgnt: Thg SgnioF Qlympigs at Langy gollggg in womgn outseoFgd thg tngn, 19=8, in thg Oakland, OalifoFnia, on SgptgmbgF 14: sprints, whilg thg mgn swgpi thg distangg gvgnts, 18=0: John HaFtfigId ObgFa gFasgd louthgFn OalifoFnian "seoFgd" IJ points all by himsglf to OhFistgl MillgF's thFgg=wggk=old pFgvgnt a fgfflalg swggp of thg figid AtngFigan WI0 tggotd of 13=3 sgt in 1h= dianapelis at thg Nationals in latg gvgnts, 14=li: Thg V'iastgFs outsyoFgd August: MillgF's inaFk had bgttgtgd i thg womgn, 48=42, in individual gvgnts, but WgFg eutpointgdin thg Fglays, 18=9: Magdalgna Ktighng's two=ygaF=old FggOFd of lt^7k: 4 Obgfa, bgttgf known fot Iivf spftnt Thg siM-ygat totals atg newt Mvgntsi woild FggOFds, is HO ngwgofflgF to thg opgn womgn 53, MastgFs mgn 31: longjump: Although shgdogs not gon- Fointsi opgn women 320'/^, Mastgts tgst it Fggtilaily, shg holds thg W4! mgn 0 AmgFigan maFk of 11=9; H

MYTHICAL 0UALMEKT MASTERS MEN VS.OPEN WOMEN At thg Idsl miHUtSi PgHHsvlvsiHiei's Nettti et-ggH, SS, defeided te fly to MmnggpHiis for the Twin titles Mapafhnn eti Qeteber 6: lilttt a had deeisidH. tateeti: Ij wttti the men's htt-hA age tiflS; 2) set a new (Afetual p§Ff8FfflaRg8§ fFetfl ihg 19g§ TA§ NaOanal HasiiFS Tiif fhatflglansfilps aie43 peegpddt §:i9:4§; Sjwen SiPhStet jjlaeing ilth in the age-graded tomdetitiBH: == Ii8ld ifi Ifldtafiagells fFatti August == with th§ agtua! jjgF= fpHflanigs ffttffl thg m Natl6fta1 Wafign's TSf ghintglanshlps == hgid in lnd1= gheiB hy Bruee Sildang anigfllis fFP June 14=16 == and sgeFgd as If It wifg a dual iflggti § pints fan flFstjJ pints fan sggdhdi 1 galnt fep Ihlpd,) Potomac Valley Wlni Eait Quad Meet IM iggga •nfepline 0ttgy=Pa§i M IS: §8 rwn SlaFit Miii10:§ Thg Potomag Vallgy igniOFS mgn's winning perfoFmafices by single 1 tiafgngg 8|y H 11,61 i Andy Raing 8 Hill,6 andwoman's tgn=ygaF agg iFoup teams eventefs and many muitipii-fvim ' Paift Manshaii W 11.i1 i MlP'Ngfftfnan H if•11,1 fan, jumped, and thfew to a I90=polnt athletes who piled up points with 4 ffangli kafFlgu §ffl1lhW ISils.l total to win, ovefall, the last Ooast outstandlni mafks, gharacteFiggd by ifling §ttgy=Pai8 W 81,11 Mastets OuadFaniulaf Meet at Ufsinus Patn Mifshall M 18.11 gifiOiftfleld §=i4i Potomag's Valley's Rudy indirs' 3 §Nge dadksan M 18, kiuisi ftlltgF k 6=ik Oolleie in Ooileieville, Pennsylvania, seven wins in the MS0=59 division, d 4 Slifghgg 8ay N 88: il I Salggn Igfiffigf w §=l3k August 18, whieh was sliihtly dampen= ififi ed by a light fain, The New Yofk T?1t iuffigtl §6.§l "BiFai Tgwis Mastets gfoups eompiled 114 points 8 Olllg pathifWPd §6,64 8 dghn Niflfleld n 18= foF segend, while the Philadelphia I Slang Si8§n 16,71 I iihflna Wllltatiis w fi=iii Mastets was third with 170, and the M' nyn ihofe Athletie Olub a distant fourth Tfgefii Sahgn M 1i§7,73 THHOIflflgld M 44=S 8 Sifpy Adattis M l!§l,f§ i Ngndy Sfswn N 43=|it with 40: 3 Slaudgttg SfegngndaaIN l!§3.4§ i Sgntta Thsfftas U 43=1 Potomag Valley's MS0=S9 athletes iifiS led the attaek with 123 points == one of "TBTaha filghluff W 4!64:73 1 PURta Tfigit §1uh 'A' U 41,91 the glub's six fiFsts inthe eight=divisioH 8 Saflgni Slikfsfd N 4!ei.4i i Puma Tfagh ilul '8' N 4§:19 gompetition = to the New York I Saffy Adams M 4i87,41 I Mighlaan §tiie W ^41:74 4 Atlanta Tragh §1u6 M 4i,44 Masters 90 poinfS: Potomag's M40=49 team gontributed 103 points to the H] 48466 RffAf _ 11kg Hgllgpnln TWlPOillgg U 3ill:91 total, with New York's segond at I 81fk Randall §i8§,19 s By|{i§ TFaik 61uh N l!l§:§§ 69: i §Ui §lFiFd §147,§6 § Atlanta Tnagk 61uh M 3i46,i The New York Mastefs women's AKMMtM. teams wen the two othef gomests, in llfllinfi. Tpafk §1uh lldpgi 6pn WgffliR:,,, the 30=39 (99 points) and 30=19 (78 Jehff White, M4g disfeas iHd shef fnrower, MlstdFS Mgn,:, Ann ApisF T§ 3 Ruii» fpagk 61ud W3il§,i points) divisions: shdrtiHg SPf II sun sereen, frdm fBiiirtdH 0ivisien gompetition saw strong galif. .ji iWSBTt. • .-4

page 25 November, 1985 NntinnnI Mn«t(>rs News

(33:06). Two M40s, Derek Frechette (33:13) NATIONAL and Jim Ferris (33:34) rounded out the top • The 1986 U.S. TAG National Masters T&F three Masters, 114 of whom were among the Indoor Championships will be held at LSU in 456 finishers. Baton Rouge, Louslana, as originally planned. • In the 5th annual NIKE Capital Challenge The dates are February 22-23, which coincides 3-mile run in Washington, D.C. on September with the New Orleans Mardi Gras festivities. 12, starter blew a whistle rather The entry form will be published next month. than firing a gun — on the assumption that Danny Thiel will direct. federal executives run like crazy when they hear • The site of the National Masters Indoor Pen a whistle-blower. Race director Jeff Darman tathlon has been switched from Pennsylvania to produced a specially designed pace chart to Baltimore on February 2. show how much the budget deficit would in crease during each runner's race. For example, NEW ENGLAND a 7-minute-per-mile pace would result in a 21:00 finish, during which time the budget • Carl Waliin, 43, Dartmouth's T&F coach, hit deficit would increase $8,400,000. Sup- the 55-6 mark for an age record at an all plysiders, take note. comers weight meet, Lebanon, N.H., September 8. Waliin puts on the meets for open SOUTHWEST and M30+ throwers that he coaches. One of his brightest Masters prospects is Bob Mead, 41, a • Buster Tankersly danced to an M50-59 win 6-3, 225 pounder from E. Arlingtori, VT, who in in the Elvis Presley 5K, Memphis, TN, August '66 was first in the IC4Aand NCAA 35# weight, 17, with a 17:57. Gerald Spencer took the and had PR's of 55', 166', and 191' in the shot, M40-49 race (17:11), and Donna Jofinston, the discus, and hammer while competing for W40+ contest (22:00). Manhattan College and, later, the NYAC. His • Dave Storey, Orlando, FL, was Masters age-41 PR's include a 166-8 hammer and a winner in the Run For My House 4 Mile, Deland, FL, in 21:09. Jim Blount won the M55 contest 50-9 shot. with 23:55. Donna Hiatt, W45, was first W40+ • Oscar Harris, 61, of Philadelphia, had the day's quickest 100m with 13.73 inthe SriChin- in 27:09. moy MastersGames, July27, Greenwich, CT, a • Forty-year-old Gary Sylvester, Charlotte, meet for men & women 50-and-over in 10-year SC, was outkicked by two seconds for 1st place Senator Max Baucus (D-Mont.), 43, ran 18:48 and recaptured his title as fastest Senator from Dick age groups. Woody Lunsford,61, NewCanaan, by an open runner and finished in 17:44 in the Lugar (R-lnd.)in the 5th Annual NIKE Capital Challenge3 mile run in Washington, D C., September CT, had an impressive double in the 400 2nd Annual Billy Mills 5K, Charlotte, 12. All entry fees of the 500 starters were turned over to the Special Olympics, and Challenge spon (1:07.7) and the 1500 (5:11.80). S. Richardson September 28. sor NIKE donated an additional $2,000 and picked up race expenses. 65, Riverside, CT, was the fastest 5000 runner • Latest update on John Hosner, 60, (19:21.17). Pay Carstensen, 53, Babylon, NY, Blacksburg, VA, is his M60 national record time of I.IS.IO in the Philadelphia Half-Marathon, Torrance, Calif. High, spent his summer vaca won three M50-59 field events. Martin Kintish, NORTHWEST 53, Middletown, NY, won the M50-59 discus September 13, which knocks four seconds from tion fulfilling a dream. Starting July 10 at the Jim O'Neil's AR set in July in San Diego. with 145-1. Mexican border, Holtel ran an average of 24 • Harry Cummins, 42, and Letha Figg- • Bert Allen, 40,- was first of the three miles a day before reaching Donner Pass near MIDWEST Hoblyn, 43, struck a blow for the over-40 set, Masters under 34:00 with a 33:09 M40 win in Lake Tahoe on Sept. 5 — a 1,055 mile trek. He recently, when they both raced to overall vic the Warwick lOK, September 15, Warwick, Rl. • Norm Bower, 36, of the Over The Hill TC, plans to continue his three-stage tour there next tories in Lynn's Run, a 5K road race in Portland, summer and run 1,100 miles to the Columbia Other winners who posted good times were was top strongman with 3230 points in the Oregon. Cummins' strong finishing kick over Carl Hammen, 62, 40:53; Elsie Rugg'iero, 50, Wolfpack Weight Pentathlon, Columbus, OH, River in Washington, then resume in 1987 and the final 800 meters captured the men's race, 48:40; and Rose Notarianni, 68, 65:14. May 26. Bower beefed up his total with 145-0 complete the trip by going from Washington to outright, in 16:27, while Figg-Hoblyn led all the • John Boyle, 41, Newburyport, MA, became 719-point hammer and 46-5Yz 738-point British Columbia. way to win the women's race in 19:51. RRCA Masters 10-mile champ with his 55:39 weight throws. •A new track club for open and Masters • M40 win in the Chubb Life Run 10 Mile, Con • Dick Weeks, 42, won the Masters race with • Ed Hill, 42, Birmingham, AL, was voted athletes has appeared on the Southern Califor cord, NH, September 8, which was the RRCA a course-record, sixth-place 33:47 in the 6th outstanding Athlete in the Wolfpack Fall Throw nia running scene — USA WEST. "What sets National Championships. Tony Sapienza, 56, Annual Prefontaine Memorial lOK in (Joos Bay, ing Classic, September 8, Columbus, for his our club apart is its specific design for serious Bradford, MA, won the M50-59 race in 1:00:28. OR, September 21. Hannelore Ondrusek, 41, meet-high 3776 total over open and M40 track & field athletes and long distance runners Robin Robinson, 43, Loudon, NH, won the was first W40-and-over in 43:07. Steve Preton- throwers in the Weight Pentathlon. Biggest who are primarily concerned with improving W40-49 championship in 1:16:39. taine's mother, Etfrieda, 60, ran and walked the points (880) came from Hill's hefty 54-'/4 35# their levels of performance in competition," race for the first time and finished second in the weight toss. Pay Carstensen, 53, Babylon, NY, says USA WEST Director and coach. Skip W60-69. The 850 entrants found perfect won the M50-59 contest with 2673. Bob Stolley. "USA WEST is not an aerobics class, or weather (70°, light breeze) for the race, which • Hubert Morgan, 63, Sayre, PA, ran a Spar Peters, 62, Columbus, piled up 2420 points. a run-for-fun group, or a team that meets for a was directed by Mike Hodges. tan 39:17 to win the M60+ race in the Troy Jim Reardon, 38, OTHTC, whipped the discus race every few weeks. I believe there is a real lOK Classic, Troy, PA, August 18. Allen 180-0. need for more clubs that train athletes." The CANADA Camber, 41, Ovid, NY, captured the M40+ • "Time-marches-on department: Alan Page, club's services include: 1) personal coaching; 2) prize (34:57), and Gloria Brown, 53, Grand pro football hall-of-famer at Minnesota and a daily training plan; 3) assistance in planning a • Pat Monahan, 40, Toronto, took the Island, NY, the W40+ olive wreath (42:37). Chicago, turned 40 on August 7. Always a run competition schedule; 4) the chance to train Masters crown with 33:21 in the Tom Longboat lOK, Brantford, Ontario, September 7. • Vince Carnevale, 69, Newark, NJ, has ner, Page finished Grandma's Marathon in with other serious athletes; 5) access to ex • In the Springbank International Road made a habit of winning the M60+ division in 1979 and was entered in the Jackson, Mich. cellent training sites in the Santa Monica area. weekly local races and says he's "On my way to "Ultimate Runner" last month. Stolley served as Director of the world-class Races, London, Ontario, September 22, Monahan won the M40+ lOK in 32:46 and challenge all those Master runners 70-and-over •• Prisciila Welch, 40, placed 4th woman PUMA Track Club from 1983-85, and currently coaches several nationally ranked athletes, in $700. Bob Moore, 44, Toronto, was second in next year," backed up his challenge with a PR overall in 2:38:07 in the Bank One Marathon in cluding women's indoor 800 champ. Rose Mon 33:16 and $350 richer, and Art Meaney, 41, St. 20:38 M60+ first in a 5K at Parsippany, NJ, Columbus on October 13. John's, Newfoundland, took third in 33:33 and September 18. day; and Masters sprinter Stan King. "Skip's an MID AMERICA excellent teacher who has the unique ability to a $150 check. Times were slowish because of • Carol Lasseter was W40+ winner in the make training an enjoyable experience," King 30° temps and high humidity. 361-finisher Moving Comfort lOK, Washington, • Jim McNiff, 40, won the St. Louis TC M40 said. To receive an application and info on DC, September 14, in 39:06. 800 championship, June 20, over Joe McNiff, membership fees, write: Skip Stolley, USA INTERNATIONAL • Gabriele Andersen, 40, with a third-place 40, 2:08.6 to 2:09.6, and on July 11, Jim ran WESTTrack Club, 15425 Sherman Way, #220, 1:19:49 (635 finishers) was two minutes away 56.5 todake the M40 400 club championship. Van Nuys, CA 91406. Or phone 818-787-4377. • Harry Schubert, a German national work from first Jan Merrill, 29, but six minutes ahead ing in Bophuthatswana, one of the of the second Master in Harvey Women's Half- WEST • Jack Karbens, a very active Masters meet "independent homelands" in South Africa, Marathon, Central Park, NYC, September 22. organizer and participant while a resident of recovered from a sciatic nerve problem to set Heiene Bedrock, 50, took the 50-59 race in • Patti Tuffley, 37, soared to the first woman Hawaii, is now living in Reno, NV, and offers his two new South Africa M45 records: half- 1:31:07. overall spot in 36:32 in the Aerospace lOK, San expertise to those in that area who are in marathon in 1:07:30 and marathon in 2:22:38. • The Citibank/MDA lOK, Rochester, NY, Diego, August.17. Steve Dornish, 40, was first terested in organizing Masters activities: 2965 "My goal is to break the national 40+ marathon September 1, didn't feature invited stars and M40+ (35:50), and Ursula Rains, 44, first Andrea St., Reno, NV, 89503; 702-747-6574. mark of 2:19:02," said Schubert, who placed prize money, but three local Masters showed W40+ (42.36). Stan Thompson has taken over Karben's duties 3rd in the M40 WIGAL World Marathon Cham their stuff anyway, led by M45 winner BillFuller • Bob Holtel, 54, phys ed teacher at West as president of the Hawaii Masters TC. pionships in San Diego fast year. page 26 N ational M asters N ews November, 1985

Syracuse, N.Y. Jerry Smith, 112 Marangale Rd., Manlius, NY 13104. 315/422-7121. November 3. TAG National Masters and Marine Corps Marathon, Washington,O D.C. Charles Des-Jardins, 5428 Southport Lane, Fairfax VA 27032. 703/250-7955. November 17. TAG U.S. National Masters I5K Cross-Country Championships, Track and field events feature competition for men and women over age 30 unless Bronx, N.Y. Kurt Steiner, 1660 E. 21st St., otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age groups with Brooklyn, NY 1I2I0. 718/336-3025. Sir the exception of national masters championships, which may be limited to men November 17. U.S. TAC National Masters and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional championships 50-Mile Championships, Buffalo, N.Y. will generally be printed in the newsletter 30-60 days prior to the event. Please David Board, SUNY, 1300 Elmwood Ave., send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys CA 91404. Buffalo NY 14222. November 29. TAC U.S. National Masters December 3-8. 7th Annual National Con December 29. Holiday Pentathlons, weight 5K Cross-country Championships, Raleigh, vention of The Athletics Congress/USA, at 9:00 a.m./regular at 2:00 p.m. Atlantic N.C. Bob Baxter, 800 Purde St., Raleigh Houston, Texas. TAG, PC Box 120, In High School, Delray Beach, FL 33444. NC 37609. dianapolis IN 46206. Attn: Randall Cooper. December 1. Maryland Marathon, April 26-27. Florida State Masters T&F Baltimore. Les Kinion, Box 11394, Championships, Lake Worth, Fla. Joe TRACK & FIELD Baltimore MD 21239. 301/882-5455. Valdes, 5300 Cannon Way, W. Palm NA TIONAL Beach, FL 33415. 305/47I-I89I (h); December 7. TAC U.S. National Open and February 2. U.S. TAG National Masters In 842-3600, X282 . Masters 30K Championships, Houston. door Pentathlon Championships, May 2-4. I6th Southeastern U.S. Masters Dave Bethany 3201 Wheeler, TSU Box 382, Gatonsville, Maryland. Larry Williams, Meet, Raleigh, N.C. Stu Northup, Raleigh Houston TX 77004. 713/527-7258; j - 1415 Providence Rd., Towson MD 21204. Parks & Rec. Dept., P.O. Box 590, 713/649-1665. 301/661-7521. Entry, form in December Raleigh, NC 27602. issue. June 7-8. Ilth Annual Northwest Classic, February 22-23. U.S. TAG National Miami, Fla. Jesse Holt, I3I0 N.W. 90 St., Masters Indoor Championships, LSU, Miami FL 33147. 305/836-2409. Representative Bob Edgar (D-Penn.), 42, November 15-17. 3rd Annual Race Direc Baton Rouge, Louisana. Danny Thiel, 1459 crosses the line In 19:32 to capture fastest tor's Meeting and Trade Show, Verna St., New Orleans LA 70119. MIDWEST Representative title in the 5th Annual NIKE Washington, D.C. Road Race Manage 504/486-80^. Entry forms in December Capital Challenge 3-Mlle run In Washington, January 4. lOth Annual Wisconsin Masters ment, 14416 Jefferson Davis Hwy., Suite and January issues. D.C., September 12. Jeff Darman was race Indoor Championships, U. of Wisconsin, 20, Woodbridge, VA 22191. 202/544-0970. July 18-20. 19th. U.S. TAG National director. Masters Championships, Mitchell Field, Madison. Bruce Craig, 238 Alden Dr., November 24. Delaware Valley College 3.5 Uniondale, Long Island, New York. Sandy Madison WI 53705. 608/233-3863. May 24. Anteaters Masters Classic, Irvine, Mile, Doylestown, Penn. Robert Ber- Pashkin, 363 Edgecombe Ave., New York January 4. Lake Erie Indoor Champion Calif. David Lewis, 505 Begonia Ave., Cor thhold, Jr., Delaware Valley College, NY I003I. Entry forms in May and June ships, Maple Heights H.S., Cleveland, Doylestown, PA 18901. ona Del Mar CA 92625. 714/673-2025. issues. Ohio. Charlie Hall, I86I6 Restor Ave., Cleveland, OH 44122. 216/561-5092. June 14. Trojan Masters Invitational, Los November 24. Philadelphia Independence NEW ENGLAND June 28. Cleveland Track Classic, Angeles, Jim Vernon, 1147 W. Rowland Marathon, Philadelphia, Penn. Wckliffe, Ohio. 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MIDHEST ON TAP FOR NOVEMBER November 2. International Peace Race 10K/25K, Youngstown, Ohio. Second Sole, TRACK & FIELD 545 Poland-Canfield Rd., Youngstown OH You have to go south of the 44512. 216/759-1978. November 9. 6th Annual Wendy's lOK -29th parallel to find a major U.S. Classic, Green, Ky. Wendy's lOK, meet this month, which means P.O. Box 1316, Bowling Green, KY 42101. you're in Florida for the Golden 502/781-2834. Age Games in Sanford on the 9th "I; November 10. Ohio TAC 20/50K Cham or the Running Pentathlon in pionships, Columbus, Ohio. John White, Clearwater on the 17th. Farther 4865 Arthur Place, Columbus, OH 43220. 614/424-7011 (days). south are the San Juan, Puerto November 16. Ohio TAC Open and Rico Championships on the 9th. Masters X-Country Championships, Lan And if you've ever wanted an ex caster, Ohio. See November 10. cuse to visit Argentina, here's November 24. Midwest Masters 5K Cross your chance — the International country, Veteran's Park, Rt. 175 & Walkup St., Crystal Lake, 111. Open to all ages. 10 Veterans Meet in Buenos Aires a.m. W. Miller, 7250 N. Cicero, Lin- Wally Ingram shaking hands with Bill Rodgers on the 30th. colnwood, ILL 60646. 312/234-2154. at the Cable Stars 5/lOK Run, Oxnard, Calif., LONG DISTANCE December 29. Midwest Masters 30K Road August 10. Ingram was second MSG in the 5K Race, Lake Bluff Jr. H.S., Rt. 176 & RUNNING (18:16). Rodgers won the lOK (29:03). Sheridan Rd., Lake Bluff, 111. 9 a.m. Open It's that cross-country time of to all ages. W. Miller, 7250 N. Cicero, Lin- CANADA the year again. Ambitious hill- colnwood, IL 60646. 312/234-2154. and-dalers can compete in three November 3. Ontario Masters. Cross U.S. TAC National X-C Cham MID-AMERICA country Championships (lOK), Earl Bales pionships — the lOK in Syracuse Park, Toronto, M/W 35 +. Mike Freeman, November 17. St. Louis Marathon, St. 154 Cactus Ave., #57 Willowdale, Ontario on the 3rd; the 15K in New York Louis, Mo. St. Louis TC, 6611 Clayton M2R 2V3. City on the 17th; and the 5K in Rd., St. Louis, MO 63117. Raleigh on the 29th — the day after Thanksgiving. WEST The U.S. TAC National Masters Marathon Champion November 2. Foot Locker Partners Na ships are being held as part of the tional Finals, Los Angeles. Walt Walston, annual Marine Corps Marathon inm&im. November 3. Phoenix lOK, Phoenix, Ariz. in Washington, D.C. on the 3rd. H. Beller, 4602 N. 16th St., Phoenix, AZ Other top events include the Stod Melhado at Waltham Meet, Camt)ridge, 85016. 602/241-0995. Ontario Masters lOK X-C in Mass., did 9:34.1 in the M30-39 3000. November 3. 9th Santa Barbara Half- Toronto on the 3rd; Wendy's Marathon, Santa Barbara, Calif. John lOK in Kentucky on the 9th; the SOUTHEAST Brennand, P.O. Box 6616, Santa Barbara, CA 93160. 805/964-2591. Ohio Masters X-C Champion December 14. 9th annual Humana Rocket December 1. California International ships in Lancaster on the 16th; aty Marathon, Huntsville, Alabama. Free Marathon, Sacramento, California. $50(X) the St. Louis Marathon on the pre-race clinic with Sister Marion Irvine. to Masters. Sacramento LDR Ass'n, PO 17th; the Independence HTC, 8811 Edgehyi Dr., Huntsville AL Box 161149, Sacramento CA 95816. 35802. 205/881-9077. December 7. Fiesta Bowl Marathon, Scott- Marathon in Philadelphia on the January 4. Jacksonville Marathon, lOK, & sdale, Ariz. Fiesta Bowl Marathon, P.O. 24th; and the Midwest Masters Corporate Relay, Jacksonville, Florida. Box .1032, Scottscale, AZ 85252. 5K X-C near Chicago on the Jacksonville Marathon Assn., 1545 Univer 602/949-1476. 24th. • sity Blvd. W., Jacksonville FL 32217. December 8. NIKE San Francisco Half- 904/739-1917. Marathon, San Francisco, Calif. Scott January 4. Charlotte Observer Thomason, P.O. 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SASE to Pico day Run, Rosarito Beach, Baja California, Accutrack photo shows Gerry Williams (53.19) Rivera AC, 9502 Reichling Ln., Pico Mexico. SASE to Finish Line International, defeating Charles Missouri (53.21), Bernard Rivera, CA 90660. Art Martinez, 5302 Clark Cir., Westminster, CA 92683. Turner (54.06) and James Johnson (54.36) in 213/942-8774. 714/892-2759. combined age 30-39 400 at WAVA North January 19, Mission Bay Marathon, San December 15. 1985 Avon Women's lOK American Masters T&F Championships August iJiego, Calif. End of the Line Race Con Championships, Guadalajara, Mexico. 3 in Los Gatos, Calif. sulting, 619/295-1423. Marathon Tours, Inc., 1430 Mass. Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge, MA 02138. January 25. Paramount lOK, Special 617/492-3088. DEADLINE "World Masters" Division Race, Para- December 15. Courts National lOK Cham mount, Calif. Qualifying standards. Pre- pionships, Kingston, . Mark registration only. No entry fee. SASE to Winzenreid, World Athletic Tours, Inc., NMN is written by masters Oscar J. Rosales, P.O. Box 696, Para 520 University Ave., Madison WI 53703. athletes for masters athletes. We mount CA 90723. 213/634-3027. 608/251-5885. need and welcome your reports January 25. 7th Annual Paramount lOK, October 4-5. XIX World Veterans (IGAL) of meets, races, schedules, lOK and Marathon Championships, Rich Paramount, Calif. SASE to Paramount photos, comments, etc. Deadline lOK, Oscar J. Rosales, P.O. Box 696, Para mond, B.pl, Canada. Men 40-F, Women for editorial material and adver mount CA 90723. 213/531-3503. 35 4. Vancouver Masters Road Running Society, 4640 Fairlawn Drive, Bumaby BC tising is the 10th of the month January 26. Redondo Beach Super Bowl Canada V5C 3R6 - Telex 04 51588. $25 one before date of issue. Send to Su.wda.'^ \0K, Redondo Beach, Calif. Super ra^. $40 both races. Travel details from National Masters News, P.O. Bowl Sunday lOK. Committee, P.O. 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15 kilometers 15 kilometers Open Men Men- 60 thru 64

57:02 Alex Ratelle 60 43:07 Tom Wysocki 28 Canyon Lake CA 9 Feb,FL-A Edina MN 5 May,MN-4i 1:01:14 Lloyd Young 43:09 Ivan Buff 25 San Luis Obspo CA 9 Feb,FL-A 61 Grantsburg WI . 5 May,MN-A 1:01:55 Naoto Inada 63 43:15 Mark Curp 26 Lees Summit MO 9 Feb,FL-A Honolulu HI 7 Apr,HI-A I 1:02:30 Bart Ross. 62 Casselberry FL 44:00 Jon Sinclair 27 Ft Collins CO 30 Jun,OR-A 9 Feb,PL-A jr- 1:02:35 John Burton 62 >H -* 44:08 Paul Gorman 29 Swampscott MA 9 Feb,FL-A Hayzata MN 5 May,MN-A 1:04:09 MiHard Shumate 44:17 John Wellerding 31 Louisville KY 30 Jun,OR-A 63 Tampa FL 9 Peb,FL-A 1:04:49 Robert DeChene 44:30 26 St Louis MO 12 Jan,FL-A 61 Danville CA 16 Mar,CA-A 1:05:39 Bill Williams 44:35 Peter ffitch 25 Portland OR 30 Jun,OR-A 60 Poulsbo HA 30 Jun,OR-A 1:07:25 Anders Jacobsen 44:37 Keith Brantly 22 Gainesville FL 12 Jan,FL-A 60 Lake Stevens HA 30 Jun,OR-A 1:08:03 Herb Noble 44:45 Carmello Rios 25 San Luis Obspo CA 9 Feb,FL-A 60 Robbinadale MN 5 May,MN~A

15 kilometers Men- 65 thru 69 15 kilometers Men- 35 thru 39 58:42 Clive Davies 69 Tillamook OR 30 Jun,OR-A 44:47 1:02:49 George Sheehan 66 Red Bank Bill Rodgers 37 Sherborn MA 9 Feb,FL-A NJ 9 Pab,PL-A 46:17 1:03:11 Donald Dilworth 66 Escondido Duncan Macdonald 36 Kailua HI 7 Apr,HI-A CA 30 Jun,OR-A 47:14 1:07:22 Bernard Ryan 66 Steve Flanagan 37 Boulder CO 30 Jun,OR-A Seminole FL 9 Feb,FL-A 48:16 1:08:01 Louis Preysz 68 Madison Robert Darling 35 San Francisco CA 16 Mar,CA-A WI 9 Feb,FL-A 1:09:03 John Hoods 67 48:33 Wes Hessely 37 Stone Mtn GA 30 Jun,OR-A Washington DC 16 Mar,DC~A 1:09:17 James Hard 67 48:49 Rick Katz 36 Boulder CO 30 Jun,OR-A Seminole FL 9 Feb,FL-A 1:09:36 Grant Valentine Mi 49:15 Ed Stenberg 37 Winston-Salem 67 Olyngsia HA 30 Jun,OR-A NC 18 May,NC-A 1:09:59 Alex Roth H. 49:17 Thomas O'Connor 36 Smyrna GA 9 Feb,FL-A 65 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,HI-A 49:36 CoBwell DePeiza 1:14:01 Joe Norris 66 35 Gainesville FL 9 Feb,FL-A Sarasota FL 9 Feb,FL-A H 49:41 if- Peter Kanfer 36 Pasadena CA 30 Jun,OR-A foreign 15 kilometers Men- 70 thru 74 43:02 Joseph Nzau 35 Iiaramie WY 30 Jun,OR-A/KEN 1:04:00 Eugene Keller 70 Cincinnati OH 9 Fab,FL-A 1:13:33 Jim Miller 71 Hoodacre CA 16 Mar,CA-A 1:14:45 Dean Scofield 73 Los Angeles :ki. CA 4 Jul,CA-A 15 kilometers Men- 40 thru 44 1:19:20 Masato Shibasaki 72 Honolulu 1:21:02 John Williams HI 7 Apr,HI-A 70 Park Forest IL 9 Fab,FL-A 46:22 Barry Brown 1:22:32 Don Ross 40 Glens Falls NY 9 Feb ,FL-A 71 Mill Valley CA 16 Mar,CA-A 47:41 1:24:16 George Story 40 Bishop CA 30 Jun ,OR-A 73 Sarasota FL 9 Feb,FL-A 48:25 Damien Koch 1:24:41 Clayton Moran 43 Ft Collins CO 30 Jun,OR-A 70 Dunedin PL 9 Feb,FL-A 48:48 Don Coffman 1:27:59 Eugene Hess 41 Frankfort KY 9 Feb,PL-A 73 Selah HA 30 3un,QR-A 49:07 Mike Heffernan 1:28:17 Bud Deacon 73 44 Portland OR 30 Jun ,OR-A Honolulu HI 7 Apr,Hl-A 49:12 Bruce Mortenson 41 Minnetonka MN 5 May ,MN-A 49:33 Joe Becerra 42 Burlingame CA 16 Mar 15 kilometers 49:50 Chris Loosley ,CA-A Men- 75 thru 79 40 Morgan Hill CA 16 Mar ,CA-A 49:55 Bill Stewart 42 Ann Arbor MI 9 Feb ,FL-A 1:07:09 Ed Benham 77 Ocean City 50:02 Derek Frechette MD 9 Peb,FL-A 40 Rochester NY 9 Feb,FL-A 1:40:06 Norbert Puller 76 Tampa foreign FL 9 Feh,PL-A 1:49:11 Gordon Sher'beck 78 45:51 Antonio Villaneuva Vancouver HA 30 Jun,OR-A 44 Jalapa MEX 30 Jun,OR-A/MEX 46:09 Gunter Mielke 42 Alsbach FRG 30 Jun,OR-A/FRG 46:26 Paddy Murphy 40 IRE 9 Feb,FL-A/IRE IS kilometers Men- 80 thru 84 48:03 Atlaw Belilgne 40 Houston TX 9 Feb,FL-A/ETH 48:10 Graham Tattersall 40 Wellington NZL 30 Jun,OR-A/NZL 2:59:01 Theodore Hyde 81 The Dalles 49:21 Jan Andersen OR 30 Jun,OR-A 40 Oslo NOR 30 Jun,OR-A/NOR

15 kilometers Men- 85 thru 89

15 kilometers Men- 45 thru 49 1:35:20 Paul Spangler 86 •\> San Luis Obspo CA 18 May,NC-A U 47:28 Sal Vasquez 45 Alameda CA 16 Mar ,CA-A 49:11 Dan Conway 46 Chetek WI 9 Feb ,FL-A 15 kilometers Open Women 50:46 Bill Fuller 45 Livonia NY 9 Feb ,FL-A 50:51 John Brennand 49 Santa Barbara CA 30 Jun ,OR-A 49:54 Lisa Weidenbach 23 Marblehead MA 30 Jun,OR-A 51:10 Darryl Beardall 48 Santa Rosa CA 16 Mar ,CA-A 50:08 Leslie Welch 22 Allston MA 30 Jun,OR-A 51:14 George Buckner 46 Castle Rock WA 30 Jun ,OR-A 50:18 Maureen Custy 29 Ft Collins CO 30 Jun,OR-A 51:16 Joe Burgasser 46 St Petersburg FL 9 Feb,FL-A 50.-43 Kellic Cathey 23 Mesa AZ 30 Jun,OR-A 51:18 James Gallup 49 Honolulu HI 7 Apr ,HI-A 50:44 Gail Kingma 24 Seattle WA 30 Jun,OR-A 51:57 Robert Nelson 45 Salt Lake City OT 5 May ,MN-A 51:11 Carla Borovicka 23 Tallahasse PL 9 Feb,FL-A 52:28 Rick Kleyman 45 Plymouth MN 5 May ,HN-A 51:29 Jan Merrill 29 New London CT 30 Jun,OR-A 51:31 Janine Aiello 26 Fremont CA 16 Mar,CA-A 51:40 Julie Isphording 23 Cincinnati OB 9 Peb,FL-A 51:41 Cathie Twomey 28 Eugene OR 30 Jun,OR-A 15 kilometers Men- 50 thru 54 15 kilometers Women- 35 thru 39

49:24 Norman Green 53 Wayne PA 30 Jun,OR--A 53:33 Laurie Binder 37 Oakland 50:47 Ray Hatton 53 Bend OR 30 Jun,OR--A CA 16 Mar,CA-A 57:06 Cheryl Flanagan 37 Boulder 52:29 Bill Foulk 52 Raymond NH 5 May,MN--A CO 30 Jun,OR-A 57:15 Judy Greer 38 Orlando 54:26' Jack Martin 50 Mukilteo WA 30 Jun,OR--A PL 9 Peb,FL-A 57:34 Ann Danzer 37 Helena 54:33 David Long 53 12 Jan,FL--A MT 30 Jun,OR-A 57:56 Jane Millspaugh 37 Boca Raton 54:54 Myron Nevraumont 50 Fremont CA 16 Mar,CA-•A FL 9 Feb,PL-A 58:45 Hilary Naylor 38 55:14 Erv Tolkinen 50 Anoka MM 5 May,MN--A Oakland CA 16 Mar,CA-A 58:55 Pat Sher 37 55:20 Morton Gray 53 Santa Rosa CA 16 Mar ,CA--A Jacksonville FL 9 Feb,FL-A 59:28 "Diane Stoneking 37 55:22 Arlen Sunn 50 Minneapolis MN 5 May,MN• -A Minneapolis MN 5 May,MN-A 59:37 Karen Duncan 55:26 George Herd 50 Eureka 37 Portland OR 30 CA 30 Jun,OR--A 1:00:20 Jun,OR-A foreign Shirl Schmitt 38 Honolulu foreign HI 7 Apf,BI-A 52:15 Bruce Holtzman 50 West Vancouver BC 30 Jun,OR -A/CAN 57:12 Juana Stavolone 39 San Jose 54:14 Derek Mahaffey 50 Bellevue HA 19 Jan,WA -A/GBR CA 16 Mar,CA-A/ESP 15 kilometers Women- 40 thru 44 54:56 Shirley Matson 44 Solana Beach CA 9 Feb,FL-A 15 kilometers Mep- 55 thru 59 56:56 Carol Flexer 42 Bellevue WA 57:12 Bette Poppers 30 Jun,OR-A 42 Littleton CO 9 Feb,FL-A 53:25 Howard Rubin 57:47 Karen Lanterman 56 New Hartford NY 9 Feb,FL-A 40 Burlingame CA 16 Mar ,CA-A 53:53 Gaylon Jorgensen 55 58:09 Yvonne Rodgers Highland UT 5 May,MN-A 42 Seminole PL 9 Feb,PL-A 55:17 Tony Sapienza 56 58:34 Judy Kewley Bradford MA 5 May,MN-A 40 Simi Valley CA 30 Jun ,OR-A 56:02 Jim Blount 55 Orlando 58:49 Barolene Walters FL 12 Jan,FL-A 41 El Toro CA 30 Jun,OR-A 57:10 Patrick Cevine 56 San Pedro 58:55 Karen Bestul CA 4 Jul,CA-A 42 Lincoln ME 9 Feb,FL-A 57:19 Orlo Keniston 57 Seattle 59:32 Levi Query WA 23 Mar,WA-A 40 Portland OR 30 Jun,OR-A 57:25 Herb Chisbolm 58 59:59 Julie Stiles Alexandria VA 16 Mar,DC-A 42 Seattle WA 19 Jan ,WA-A 57:39 Buz Masters 56 Troutdale OR 30 Jun,OR-A foreign 58:46 Scott Hamilton 57 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,BI-A 50:15 Priscilla Welch 40 Boulder CO 30 Jun,OR-A/GBR 59:13 James Parks 55 Jacksonville FL 9 Feb,FL-A Continuedon nert pane November, 1985 National Masters News page 29

Continued from previous page 15 kilometers Women- 65 thru 69 15 kilometers Women- 45 thru 49 1:18:04 Algene Williams 69 Park Forest IL 9 Feb,FL-A 1:24:45 Margaret Lee 65 Honolulu 1 :00:30 Karen Scannell 46 San Francisco CA 16 Mar,CA-A HI 7 Apr,HI-A 1:26:00 Josephine Hess 67 Selah WA 30 Jun,OR-A 1 :01:43 Patti Sudduth 45 Crawfordville FL 30 Jun,OR-A 1:31:11 Helen Reiter 67 P«lm Harbor FL 9 Peb,FL-A 1:01:44 Laura Tingle 48 Bradenton FL 9 Feb,FL-A 1:36:55 Kikue Kimoto 68 Wahiawa 1 :01:46 Joan Reiss 47 San Rafael CA 16 Mar,CA-A HI 7 Apr,HI-A 1:40:17 Gay Rutledge 65 Caldwell ID 30 Jun,OR-A 1:02:38 Heidi Skaden-Poyser 47 Sacramento CA 16 Mar,CA-A 1:41:59 Grace Schweitzer 67 Santa Barbara CA 4 1 02:40 Pat Whittingslow 45 Oakland CA 16 Mar,CA-A Jul,CA-A 1:58:23 Bonnie Kolsom 67 Honolulu HI 7 1 03:59 Patti Buholm 49 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,Hl-A Apr,HI-A 1 04:08 Susie Bartels 48 Kailua HI 7 Apr,HI-A 1 04:17 Nancy Hellyer 49 Steilacoom WA 30 Jun,OR-A 1 04:32 Karen Ammons 45 Columbus GA 19 Jan,GA-A 15 kilometers Women- 70 thru 74

15 kilometers Women- 50 thru 54 2:05:14 Adaline Crocker 73 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,HI-A 2:05:18 Thelma Greig 70 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,HI-A 1 i05:50 Nancy McCormick 50 Omaha ME 9 Feb,FL-A 2:15:05 Anita Pereira 73 Waianae HI 7 Apr,HI-A 1:07:44 Martha Maricle 51 San Francisco CA 16 Mar,CA-A 2:28:38 Helen Stout 74 Seattle WA 23 Mar„WA-A 1:08:04 Mickey Armstrong 54 Edina MM 5 May,MN-A 1:08:18 Ruth Waters 51 San Carlos CA 16 Mar,CA-A 1 ;08:24 Mae Horns 51 Edina MN 5 May,MN-A 1 :08:57 Jo Ann Phillips 50 Corvallis OR 30 Jun,OR-A 1:11:21 Carol Gross 50 Portland OR 30 Jun,OR-A 15 kilometers Womeii- 75 thru 79 1:11:57 Barbara Meadows 54 Tucson AZ 5 Jan,AZ-A 1:11:58 Joan Klopfer 53 Portland OR 30 Jun,OR-A 1:29:33 Anne Clarke 75 Glen Ellyn IL 9 Peb,PL-A 1:12:27 Jo Sullivan 52 Sonora CA 30 Jun,OR-A 1:38:03 Mavis Lindgren 78 Orleans CA 30 Jun,OR-A 1:49:25 Alta Truex 75 Beallsville OH 8 Jun,OH-A

15 kilometers Women- 55 thru 59

1:08:09 Frances Sackerman 55 Burlingame CA 16 Mar,CA-A 1 09:16 Billie Murphy 58 Tacoma WA 30 Jun,OR-A 15 kilometers LIST OF 1985 RACES 1 13:25 Alix Gravenstein 56 Gainesville PL 9 Feb,FL-A 1 13:36 Alice Turowski 57 Portland OR 30 Jun,OR-A AZ 5 Jan Tucson Emily Gray (split) 49 49 1 14:48 Mary Lou Carlson 57 Minneapolis MM 5 May,MN-A CA 16 Mar Ross Ross Valley 663 663 1 15:56 Diane Goulett 55 Minneapolis MN 5 May,MN-A CA 4 Jul Goleta Semana Nautica 202 202 1 17:22 Dorothy Laker 55 Tampa FL 9 Feb,FL-A DC 16 Mar Washington Hains Point 24 24 1 18:57 Nola Bruhn 56 Seattle WA 23 MBr,WA-A FL 12 Jan Longwood Red Lobster 567 567 1 19:13 Pepper Davis 58 Orlando FL 12 Jan,FL-A FL 9 Feb Tampa Gasparilla 5295 5295 1 19:37 Angela Saldana 57 Cocoa Beach FL 12 Jan,FL—A GA 19 Jan Pine Mountain Callaway Gardens 243 243 •n HI 7 Apr Honolulu Norman Tamanaha 1020 1020 -if IL 15 Jun Peoria Steamboat Classic 333 333 15 kilometers Women- 60 thru 64 MM 5 May Edina Minnesota Masters 284 284 1 0 1 07:33 Helen Dick 60 Los Angeles CA 4 Jul,CA-A NY 31 Mar Chenango Forks Forks XV 204 204 1 10:44 Anne Trigg 60 St Petersburg FL 9 Feb,FL-A NC 18 May Durham Duke Children's Classic 327 327 1 15:15 Mary Storey 61 Riverside CA 30 Jun,OR-A OH 8 Jun St Clairsville St Clair Classic 256 256 1 16:54 Jaclyn Caselli 63 San Jose CA 16 Mar,CA-A OK 2 Feb Ponca City Groundhog Day 39 39 1 19:43 Lucille Mancini 61 Sarasota FL 9 Feb,FL-A OR 30 Jun Portland Cascade Run-Off 6685 6685 1 31:08 Evanita Midkiff 62 Honolulu HI 7 Apr,HI-A SD 11 May Brookings Jim Emerich 8 8 1 31:20 Catherine Losacano 61 12 Jan,FL-A WA 19 Jan Seattle Challenge Cup 167 167 1 31:47 Lorraine Purnell 60 Salem OR 30 Jun,OR-A WA 23 Mar Seattle Northwest Masters 49 49 1:32:12 Juanita Willieuns 62 Odessa FL 9 Feb,FL-A 1 :33:07 Jane Brown 62 Corvallis OR 30 Jun,OR-A TOTAL REPORTED FINISHERS 16,415

Continued from page 33 IIOmH lii30 Y Mlarin A.38 Jawelin 1*130 R Hurtado 18.10 L Rizo 3.86 M13D Gomez 31.06 M150 Ml Wong 32.86 lOOOam I*1A0 0 Ramos 18.AO Ml Gonzalez Hammer 3.82 M135 Ramas 3A.28 0 Gonzalez 25.76 1*130 E Carrillo 36:13 E Rodriguez 20.70 M3D T Eluira 37.66 Vargas 3A.10 M155 J Carrillo 28.26 J Perez 36:23 riA5 J Contreras 19.38 M35 F Ramos 28.02 26.1A W35 C Nunez 22.A2 C Marmolejo 36:08 Triple Jump Salas 0 Martinez 17.06 MIAO Auila 36.72 WAO G Contreras 19.30 1*135 fl Ramirez 33:66 AOOmH MI30 J Mlanzo 11.00 C Castelan 15.56 Gonzalez 33.50 B Garcia 9.88 J Aleman 36:06 r*l3D Diaz 1:02.03 J Gomez 9.68 M60 H Gonzalez 23.86 Ortiz 31. AO W55 A Viueros 13.68 P I*lendez 36:29 Ortiz 1:0A.28 J Aguilera 9.38 G Martinez 21.52 M1A5 Mlaldonado 33.3A 1*160 J Aguilar 36:25 Zermeno 1:05.12 M135 Ml Torres 10.1A H Loya 20.06 Celada 31.72 J Aleman 36:60 1*135 Loranca 1:01.29 H Diaz 9.8A M65 F Benauente 36.86 Oe La Cueua 25.5A E Cabrera 36:57 I*1A0 Narvaez 1:10.20 0 Carrizalez 9.80 J Nunez 36.58 1*165 P Aceues 38:29 5 V Garcia 1:1A.53 MIAO D Ramos 10.08 P Valdez 39:32 5 Ml Oliuares 1:1A.B9 E Rodriguez 9.6A J Esguiuel 60:22 6 V 1*150 A Mlata 1:11.93 Garcia 8.A2 20 kiloiMterB 1*150 R Hardy 60:11 MIA5 G Hermosillo 9.AO 1*155 J Carrillo 1:12.A5 Ag« Bscord Opdata F l*luniz 61:30 A Gonzalez 7.32 36 1:00:24 Bill Rodgers 23 Dsc 47 C Rodriguez 67:57 M150 Ml Wong S.SA Sharborn MA 5000m liialk 37 1*155 N Solis 63:08 1:03:45 Bill Rodg«rs 23 Dm 47 Sharborn MA 1*130 1*1 Ramirez 26:59 M155 R Ramirez 8.20 A Sanchez 66:11 48 1:09:38 Oarryl Baardall 22 Oct 38 Santa Rosa E Rodriguez 32:01 CA J Nauarro 66:22 68 1:25:59 Ed Vuolo 1*135 I Tenorio 26:36 3 Apr 16 Maw Havan CT 1*160 1*1 Floras 66:22 77 1:32:14 Ed Banham A Guiti^n 27:63 12 Jul 07 Ocaan City MD 51:06 Shot Put 86 1*165 0 I*lontoya G Amescua 28:11 2:56:32 Earl Bailey 29 Jan 99 Fills Church VA {*170 T Palacios 69:07 M30 T Eluira 9.26 13P 1*160 V Garcia 28:32 1:22:16 Lora Carteright 25 Oct 61 Muncia IN 51:07 M35 F Ramos 11.25 F Solana C Martinez 31:66 19F 1:14:09 Julie Shea 3 Nay 59 F Diaz 10.22 Ralaigh NC R Leos 38:30 20F 1:14:55 Sally Strauss J Vargas 9.A1 11 Jun 60 Scmrvilla MA ^xlOOm Relay' [*165 J Alonso 31:20 23F 1:12:15 MAO G Luna 10.96 Julie Isphording 5 Dac 61 Cincinnati OH M30-^9_Ja_Hs£o (Salas, 5 Cazares 32:16 25r 1:06:52 Bedoy, Cuellar, Riso) AS.20 E Arroyo 10.65 Cathie Twomey 14 Get 56 Eugana OR 1*150 F Lopez 33:53 27F 1:11:35 Nancy Cons Veracruz (Leon, H Cantu 10.26 1 May 57 Southai^ton MA I Santos 37:05 30F 1:13:02 Perez, Lara, Andrade) 50.A8 M65 J Arana 9.66 Nancy Ditz 25 Jun 54 Menlo Park CA 1*155 F PolSco 35:00 31F 1:12:22 Guanajuato (Zermeno, F Benauente 9.60 Agnes Ruane 27 Jan 53 Prospact CT R Oe La Cueua 8.30 34F 1:12:52 Kathy Northrop Aguilera, Rubio, )51.70 High Jump 4 Jul 50 Durham NH r[lA_0-£9_p^F_^ (iVong, Lopez, M50 J Orendain 10.02 35F 1:15:52 Andrea Burke M130 J Mlanzo 1.60 7 May 50 Endicott NY Garcia, flata) 51.55 W35 C Nunez 9.86 37P 1:13:13 J Gomez 1 .AO Laurie Binder 10 Aug 47 Oakland CA Veracruz (Pacheco, W60 B Sandoual 5.88 45F 1:19:08 Ml Aguilera 1.35 Anne Bing 29 Mar 39 Old Lyma CT Perez, Ramos, Cruz) 51.79 W55 A Viueros 6.85 47F 1:26:54 M135 Ml Torres 1.27 Heidi Skaden 23 Jul 37 Sacramento CA Jalisco (Aguilar, 55F 1:31:24 MIAO J Auila 1.A0 Ruth Anderson 27 Jul 29 Oakland CA Jimenez, riarquez, Gonzalez) V Garcia 1.35 55.05 E Cortez 1.35 Discus IA5^-_59_5_^L_^ (Ramirez, 1*150 I Santos 1.27 M30 T Eluira 26.62 15 kilometers Age Record Update Lopez, Martinez, Torres) Long Jump R Zermeno 23.38 M 1:01.20 M130 J Mlanzo 5.26 Ramirez 19.06 45 47:28 Sal Vasquez M35 F Ramos 27.95 15 Dac 39 Alaaada CA J Aguilera A.60 53 49:24 Norm Green J 27 Jun 32 Wayne li)3£-^9_JaHscp^A 1:0A.59 R Gutierrez A.16 Vargas 23.72 PA 0 69 58:42 Clive Davies 7 Aug Jalisco-B •1:10.18 M135 H Pimentel 5.06 Martinez 23.50 15 Tillamook OR MAO E 86 1:35:20 Paul Spangler Veracruz 1:11.00 Ml Torres 5.OA Arroyo AO.00 18 Mar 99 San Luis Obspo CA G Luna 22F 50:08 Leslie Welch V Rojas A.68 30.18 12 Mar 63 Allston MA H Loya 23F 49:54 AxAOOm Relay 29.79 Lisa Weidenbach 13 Dac 61 Marblahead MA MAS R Oe La Cueua 29.03 29F 50:18 M30-39 Tamaulipas 3:55.22 MIAO Ramos 5.16 Maureen Custy 31 Aug 55 Ft Collins CO F Benauente 28.68 30F 52:13 Nancy Ditz Guanajuato 3:56.05 Paniagua A.5A 25 Jun 54 Hanlo Park CA M50 J Orendain 25.69- 37F Veracruz A:12.05 Cortes A.35 53:33 Laurie Binder 10 Aug 47 Oakland MAO-AS 5 Luis PtosiA:1A.AA 0 Gonzalez 21.32 CA M1A5 Escobedo A.5A 60F 1:07:33 Helen Dick 4 Aug 24 M60 G Vargas 15.83 Los Angelas CA 1*150-59 5 Luis PtosiA:50.A5 Fernandez A.AA 61F 1:15:15 Mary Storey 4 May 24 Riverside CA Ramirez A.06 W35 C Nunez 67F 1:26:00 31.32 Josephine Hess 10 Apr 18 Selah WA lODmH M150 Ml Dong A.30 WAO G Contreras 20.16 78F 1:38:03 Mavis Lindgren 2 Apr 07 IV30 Y Marin 1*165 R Higuera Orleans CA 16.30 2.96 W55 A Viueros 13.60

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August 11, 1985 EASTCOAST QUADRANGULARMEET NY Masters (NY), Potomac Valley Srs (PV), lOOM Dash Shore AC(SH), Philadelphia Masters (PM) TRACK & FIELD RESULTS Powell, Gary 20 11.11 Ursinus Colk«e - Collegeville, PA Peters, Bert* 36 11.3 August 18, igiBS -lightrain Brown, Robert 41 11.8 Fleasesend masters meet results to NATIONAL MAStERS Wright, John Paul 19 12.0 M30-39 Sherlock, Kevin* 40 12.04 100b Bert Peters PV 0:11.9 NEWS, POBOX 2372 VAN NUYS CA 91404. If possible, Lauffer, Peter 18 12.08 Watry, Jeff* 30 12.11 ple^type space with minimum of whitespace. Johnson, Marc 18 12,55 110b h George Crumael PH 0:15.4 Enders, Rudy* 53 12,67 Jeff Watry PV 0:16.0 Wolfe, Sid* 48 12.88 Suid, Larry* 47 13.67 200b Bert Peters PV 0:24.0 Pierre Ritter PM 0:24.0 NEW ENGLAND Felter, Jim 44 14.80 Beyer, Jinny* F 44 15.01 Jeff Watry PV 0:24.7 Kurihara, Tom* 49 Lew Miller MY 0:35.1 SRI CHINMOY MASTERS GAMES PVSTC DEVELOPMENTAL 15.02 W50 G Harding 51 1.82 Bruce, Warren 9 16.19 U Anctll 52 1.78 Greenwich, Conn ; July 27 TRACKS FIELD MEETS Ricker, Oesiree* F B 16.35 400a Mike Riddle PV 0:50.7 0 Herdes 50 1.39 Guzman, Karen* F 9 16.47 St. Stephens School, Alexandria VA George Cruaael PH 0:53.3 65 1.81 Ficker, Robin Jr.* 7 17.96 lOOm W60 A Zarro Pierre Ritter PM Watry, Geoff 7 19.64 0:55.8 PI5Q R Bacote 51 1A.18 A Alaimo 60 1.25 Auguit 4, 1985 Guzman, Doug* 4 25.07 R Balzak 57 1A.39 1500M Racewalk Ficker, Plynn* 3 28.36 800a Mike Riddle fV 1:59.5 D Henry 56 15.52 Shot Put George Cruamel PM 2:00.3 Luona, Keith 23 6:38 HBO 0 Harris 61 13,73 (<150 P Carstensen 53 12.78 400M Dash 54 6:45 Reynaldo Mason NY 2:19.3 D Broiun 60 1A.B3 Corrallo, Sal* (<1 Klntlsh 52 12.15 Robertson, Paul* 46 8:33 Powell, Gary 20 51.99 Lew Miller NY 3:03.1 R Uliley 60 15.A2 0 Henry 58 10.12 Bolsan, Joel* 54 8:45 Lauffer, Peter 18 52.25 nVO J PlcCluskie 7A 19.8A Brown, Robert 41 53.65 (uzman, Karen* F 9 2:06.5 G rliaFa py PH g:p7:? pgHi PRBirBaen py 6^^ Pari SaRngpa daPFV OPlRRHFRg py 0:68:9 §P9FiRglM§§49)i By 99, PM 38. SB 89 Igga Baagi BigRgi PV §•89:3 i. ^yqp aigfin hcgaFfly PB 16-0 1/p dRgi PRiman PV 0:28:7 daaR Baad PV 9:87-6 Pdpp.Pgyg By 16r6 PfiggF Pappgp py 0:28:7 0:29:6 V|9:§8 fsfit ynFFRgpg PV 13r7 1/p ananewn 8§ga Baggi BigRgi PV 8:88:7 PBll-anf! gPilBtt iPn8 1/!| dapp Pappig PH 0133:9 190a ggalPtas Agg B¥ §•18:9 •Mapig gdPPig PM g:8i;1 9g§a daan Basd PV 8:11:9 1;. JHUB P?y? By 30-8 3:'« PHdy indsFS py li§§:3 2000 Bapis iaPFig PM g:9i:8 1899 H dggR Vaad PV 19:18:9 gpflf dai- Pingn py 31::6 1/P .Biaffflpd i'RRRpsen BH PgalFigg Agg By §•93:1 Baagi BigRgi PV 18:98-3 PgHi PRfigpFgRn py ap-P 1/p dflg Kaiiy By Tflpt yupingpg py 19-0 1/p Ban! a By 90§a Miia AaRia By 1:89:3 disaus Baagi BigRgi PV Parl BniFngps PH PeaiPiPg Agg By dgaR Waad py digcRg dai- Pingn py 99-8 Rflggp Pappsn py PRada oawygF By 818^:! dignn MpPnrdv PH Bfinny Oapig py SaePiRg (MaagR 69 aRd avgp py 98, m Pipp Payg fIV dflPn MapMn py §000 Miia AaRia By 3igg:9 U, c/l jj; 66 0 Trbi PHFiRgpg py 59-3 fisiningf' OaHllt B? By ^98:1

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WOLFPACK FALL THROWING CLASSIC 1. ED HILL 42 BTC 159' 5" WOLFPACKFALLTHROWING CLASSIC SUNDAY,SEPTEMBERS, 1985 COLUMBUS, OHIO SEPTEMBER 9,1985 2. JIM PEARCE 40 WPK 108' THROWING PENTATHLON RESULTS 3. PETE HOYT 44 WPN 104' COLUMBUS. OHIO SHOT DISCUS JAVELIN IWtMER WEIGHT total 1. JOIN WHITE, SR 44 UPK 74' 1" SHOT PUT, 14 POUNDS AGE CLUB 14 LB 2K 300 G 14 LB 35 L9 1. STEVE. KAYE 34 WPK 42' 8 1/2" 1. PAY CARSTENSEN 53 NYM 108' — 7,08 2. NORM BOWER 37 OTH 40' 9 3/4" 2. JERRY ENGLAND 53 AUB 89' 4" HARRY LEKIEN <23:* n .33 34.88 30.40 541 312 2,036 3. JEFF GERSON 38 OTH 22' 10" UN. CINCINNATI, OH 544 597 4. CHARLES HINES 38 WPK 22' 5 1/4" 1. RIEMENSCWEIDER 59 WPK 54' 9" CHRIS MITKO (28! 10.12 32.24 38.00 31 .18 9.94 2.404i 1. EDWARD HILL 42 BTC 49' 8 3/4" WPK. COLUMBUS, OH 493 509 413 509 482 2. PETE HOYT 44 WPN 35' 8 1/4" JAVELIN, 400 Q 13.09 3. JIM PEARCE 40 UPK 33' 4 1/2" GARY ENGLAND <30! 15.20 44.72 55.54 39.38 1. BOB PETERS 42 WPK 77' 3" AUB, INDIAPLS, IN 802 302 471 444 473 3,5?4 1. JOHN WHITE, SR. 44 UPK 24' 2 1/4" 12.42 HAMMER, 14 POUNDS STEVE .KAYE <34! 13,01 40.52 35.38 SHOT PUT, 12 POUNDS UPK, COLIJIBUS, OH 448 475 374 432 2,351:

1. NORM BOWER 37 OTH 144' 1. PAY CARSTENSEN S3 NYM 41' NORM BOWER (37) 12.44 42.42 41.14 43.90 13.78 2. CHARLES HINES 36 WPK 74' 2" 2. JERRY ENGLFWD 53 AUB 40' 5 1/2" OTH, CLEVELAND, OH 433 718 459 715 713 3,240 3. JEFF GERSON 38 OTH 48' 10"

1. RIEMENSCIMEIDER 59 WPK 23' 3 1/4" JEFF GERSON <36! 4.94 20.24 25.54 14.88 5.50 1. ED HILL 42 BTC 153' 2" OTH, CLEVELAND, OH 305 277 237 149 220 1 ,208 2. JIM PEARCE 40 UPK SHOT PUT, 8 POUNDS 142' 1" 3. PETE HOYT 44 WPN 119' 10" CHARLES HINES (38! 4.84 23.10 25.14 23.20 3.90 1. BOB PETERS 41 WPK 38' 9 3/4" UPK, COLUMBUS, OH 298 331 232 358 243 1 ,442 1. JOHN WHITE, SR 44 WPK 51' 5" DISCUS,. 2 K JIM PEARCE <40! 10.22 32.88 32.92 43.32 13.03 WPK, COLUMBUS, OH 499 1. JIM REARDON 38 OTC 180' HAMMER, 12 POUNDS 521 341 704 449 2,734 2. NORM BOWER 37 OTH 139' lo 3. STEVE KAYE 34 ED HILL <42! 15.15 45.32 48.40 44.70 14.44 UPK 132' ll" 1. JERRY ENGLAND 53 AUB 141' 5" 4. CHARLES HINES 38 BTC, BIRMINGHAM, AL 799 773 548 754 880 3,774 WPK 75' 10" 2. PAY CARSTENSEN 53 NYM 123' 2" 5. JEFF GERSON 38 OTH 44' 5" PETE HOYT (44) HAMMER, 8 POUNDS 10.98 32.38 31 .70 34.54 12.39 WPN, PITTSBURGH;-PA 539 51.1 323 400 430 2.403 1. ED HILL 42 BTC 148' 8" JIM PEARCE 40 WPK 107' 10" 1. BOB PETERS 42 UPK 117' <• 2. JOHN WHITE (44! 7,37 14.50 22.58 13.64 4.49 3. PETE HOYT 44 WPN 104' 3" WPK, COLUMBUS, OH 329 171 194 189 274 1 .141

1. JOItl WHITE, SR 44 WPK 47' 7" WEIGHT, 35 POUND 12 LB 1 .4 K 800 G 12 LB 35: LB 1. NORM BOWER 37 OTH •45' 2 3/4 DISCUS, 1.4 K JERRY ENGLAND (53! 12.33 35.24 27.24 9.41 2. STEVE KAYE 34 WPK 40' 9 1/4' 43.10 3, AUB, INDIANPLS, IN 424 548 241 703 442 2,420 1. JERRY ENGLAND 53 AUB 115' 7" CHARLES MINES 38 UPK 19' 4 1/2' 4. JEFF GERSON 2. PAY CARSTENSEN 53 NYM 101' 9" 38 OTH 18' 1/2" PAY CARSTENSEN (53! 12.49 31.02 32.98 37.34 11.79 NYM, BABYLON, NY 1. 434 485 341 417 394 . 2,473 1. RlEMENSCtflEIDER 59 WPK 44' 5" ED HILL 42 BTC 54' 1/4" 2. JIM PEARCE 40 WPK 42' 9" R. RIEMENSCHNEIDER (59! 7.09 19.42 14.48 . DISCUS, 1 K 3. PETE HOYT 44 WPN 40' 7 3/4 WPK, COLUMBUS, OH 313 245 117 495

1. BOB PETERS 42 UPK 114' 5" 1. JOW WHITE, SR. 44 UPK 21' 3 1/2' 8 LB .1 K 400 6 8 LB • 25 LB

BOB PETERS (42! 11 .83 34.88 23.54 35.82 JAUELIN, 800 G 1. PAY CARSTENSEN 53 NYM 38' 8 1/2* 9'.45 WPK, COLUMBUS, QH 594 541 209 589 2. JERRY ENGU^D 53 AUB 31' 41/2" 445 2 ,420 1. NORM BOWER 37 OTH 135' SCORED USING 1985 TABLES FOR SHOT, DISCUS, JAUELIN AND UEJGHJ (USES SHOT 2. STEVE KAYE 34 WPK 114' 1" WEIGHT, 25 POUND 3. JEFF OERSON OTP TABLE! J AND THE 1942 TABLES FOR THE HAMMER. AGE FACTOR SCORING I4AS NOT 38 83' 9" APPLIED TO THESE RESULTS AS THE FORMULAS WERE NOT AVAILABLE AT T-iE TIME MEET 4. CHARLES HINES 38 WPK 82' 4" 1. BOB PETERS 42 UPK 31' B* , RESULTS WERE CALCULATED.

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IJ70 L Honrae 17.7 15D0m SENIOR OLYMPICS VI Long Jump liiBS H Stephens 31-y nes 0 Hartmann 9:56 1*1 Parsons 21.3 nss J Gentry 4:58.9 E nayland 23-3 St. Louis, Mo.; June 3-5 1*155 P Kronberg 15-6 111 Burkemper 10:51 U Hise 21.5 J Grisuioid 5:07.2 J Reiserer J Slemmens 15-1 19-44 H Cauln 11:09 lil7S E Kauielaske 25.3 J Beii 5:13.3 lil70 1*1 Knes R Schumann 13-74 19-24 n70 J Byers 10:16 nss p Kronberg 7.1 Oauison 5:50,2 n Probst neo c 1*160 C Clark 13-84 15-7 111 neyer 11:11 I Siegei 7.3 •20Qm L Soua 5:50.7 C Oauison 13-2 UI75 E Kauielaske 17-04 Ul Gray 11:15 J Reiserer 7.3 PiSFP Kronberg 27.3 K Shouiberg 6i1G.e 8 Oeraps 13-4 n75 p Keiiy 12:25 noa c Oauison 7.5 J Gentry 28.4 (v.. 1*165 C Christy 13-3 Discus c Parsons 13:14 B Oeraps 7.6 I Slegel 2B.6 nss 0 Hartmann • 5:47.5 T PIcClarty 11-7 nSS P Brusca 114-6 nao+c Broujne 13:01 K Sigars 7.7 1*160 C Oauison 29,7 L Patterson 5:48.8 F Hitchell 11-64 J Paulsen 97-5 J Konckl 13:31 nes c Christy 7.8 K Sigars 30.5 N Emerson 6:55.6 1*170 111 Ott 10-6 J Reiserer 96-3 11155 D KracRe n70 J Byers 6:40.1 11:01 H Gold 8.2 C Clark 31.4 1*1 Oppliger 8-7 nSO J Alien 111-3 H Steauenson 7:03.5 B Benkert 11:44 8 Tiiiay 8.2 1*165 B Tillay 32.7 H Playland 7-9 8 Bandle 110-5 5 lilestcott 0:37.7 I Schankman 11:58 n7a J Byers 8.3 0 Hartmann 32.7 1*175 1*1 Caluin 6-10 D Henderson 99-5 1*175 P ncOouieii 8:27.3 lilBO 0 Haimo 12:02 E Jaruis 9.1 111 Ragland 32.8 lil55 P Taylor 9-44 n65 8 Leuy 103-2 nao+A Epp 8:37,3 A Renlck 12:08 J Neuiton 9.4 1*170 J Byers 35.4 J Glaub 7-4 C Beaudry 101-7 11)55 B Benkert 6:29.2 T Stone 12:16 1*175 111 Gooder 9.5 E Jarvis 4Q.1 L l*leier 6-64 R Pouiell 98-0 0 Gray 7: — W65 n Bills 13:01 I*1BG+A Epp 10.4 8 Gray 41.4 I1I6O 1*1 L Hoibert 6-6 1*170 111 Parker 85-7 U60 P Baiiey 7:51.7 N 4111 son 13:03 J Konckl 11.1 n75 P McDouiell 38.3 1*1 Cage 5-84 •n Slemmens 83-4 L,M U70 U Hise 10:15.1 L Sheppard 13:30 I1I55 G Neighbors 8.6 111 Gooder 39.2 0 Rogers 5-4 F Patterson 10:36.0 G Clark 77-1 4170 L (4onrae 11:57 P Taylor 9.5 l*180+A Epp 41.3 I1I65 E l*layland 5-3 1*1 Probst 14:24.7 n75 U Kennedy 06-1 E Benson 12:21 0 Rupich 9.8 U55 G Neighbors 34.9 liJ70 1*1 Uebel 6-10. 1*1 Caluin 74-4 R Bettman 13:10 I1I6O P Bailey 10.1 0 Gray 40.G 5000m 1*1 Parsons 5-64 J Nauirockl 66-2 I1I75 E Kauielaske 15:02 P 44.1 D Haimo 10.7 Taylor 1*155 J Gentry 18:54 1*1 Knes A-94 liJ55 L Rankln 50-7 f S (4 Myers 15:03 U Coniey 10.8 lll60 P Bailey 42.8 J Grisuoid 19:03 I1I75+E Kauielaske 5-5 J Glaub 50-4 lil65 H Stephens 9.- 0 Haimo 47.3 J Bail 20:01 I1I6O 1*1 L Holbert 46-8 Jauelin E Flayiand 9.4 (*1 L Holbert 53.3 1*160 P Schmitt 21:56 0 Dauenport 46-1 1455 0 Norton 125-11 lil65 E nayland 3S.a G Duepner 22:14 0 Rogers 38-9 100m Shot Put P Brusca 106-1 H Stephens 41.3 C Oauison 22:17 11/65 H Stephens 62-8 1*155 I Slegel 13.4 1*155 P Brusca 46-7 J Reiserer 104-11 11I7P L l*1onroe 42.2 1*165 L Patterson 21:28 E Beaudry 43-7 J Reiserer 13.4 J Paulsen 36-44 1460 J Allen 91-10 n Parsons 47.5 0 Hartmann 22:19 J Slemmens 38-4 P Kronberg 13.5 0 Hoist 36-4 L Luduiig 91-5 u Hise 48.9 N Emerson 24:27 11)70 1*1 Uebei 45-0 neo H Guth 13.4 n Dauenport 89-8 [*170 J Byers — 1*160 8 Bandle 42-3 111 Hise 29-10 K Sigars 14.1 aoom nes B l4cDonald 107-1 0 Bohlman — J Allen 41-54 UI75 E Kauielaske 32-3 C Oauison 14.4 fi55~J Gentry 2:24 c Beaudry 103-6 1*175 P UlcOouiell 33:48 L Luduilg 41-44 1*165 C Christy 14.4 J Grisuold 2:32.0 n Bank 102-7 1*180+ A Epp 33:49 0 Hartmann 15.1 J Buell 2:32.5 n70 111 Parker 74-10 Iil55 8 Benkert 23:33 1*165 R Pouiell 39-84 8 Tiiiay 15.3 1*160 C Oauison 2:50.4 niie Walk u Ott 72-0 liiBO P Bailey 29:38 C Beaudry 39-4 1*170 J Byers 15.3 P Schmitt 2:51.9 1*155 U Schuler 9:43 A Peschke 86-8 UJ70 F Patterson 39:17 8 Leuy 38-4 111 Ott 15.9 B Oeraps 2:53.4 J McCarthy 10:08 n75 n Caluin 89-5 E Jaruis 17.9 1*165 0 Hartmann 2:49 10000m 1*170 111 Parker 34-114 H Christopherson10:14 u Kennedy 83-6 1*175 P l*lcDouieii 17.3 L Patterson 2:55.2 1*155 R Ferarrl 40:25 14 Slemmens 34-5 1*160 8 Schnurbusch 9:32 J Nauirockl 67-7 U Gooder 18.2 N Emerson 3:02.3 H Asner 42:01 N James 31-2 K Shouiberg 10:28 nso+o Duerlnger 63-6 1*100 A Epp 19,4 1*170 J Byers 3:07.7 A R Freeman 10:54 Iffrlg 48:39 n75 U Kennedy 35-34 4155 J Jordan 56-5 mgo+N Barrett 30.5 5 lilestcott 4:31 1460 8 Schmitt 44:06 J Nauirockl 30-4 L Rankln 43-2 liiSS G Neighbors •15.9 1*175 P l*lcDouieii 3:43 J Boland 46:23 111 Gooder 29-0 4160 D Rogers 49-0 p Taylor 17.3 l*180+A Epp 4:07 P Halres 48:42 n L Hoibert 42-7 neo+o Duerlnger 28-2i D Gray 18.6 lil55 8 Benkert 3:14.5 1465 H Cauln 55:04 H Sargent 33-5 tiieo p Bailey 19.0 0 Gray 3:46.6 H Kublin 58:18 11155 D Hassier 26-2i 4165 H Stephens 59-4 111 Coniey 20.0 lil60 P Bailey ~~~~ 3:58.7 1470 B Barker 60:38 E Schmidt 25-7 C flargraf 4S-4 111 Sigars 20.3 E Nayior 4:41.5 S lilestcott 67:19 J Ciaub 20-9i E Beaudry 43-1 UI65 H Stephens 17.1 UI70 UJ Hise 5:07 (475 J Kirn I1I6O P Bailey 23-3i 4170 n Uebei 48-6 E nayland 17.2 . 1*1 Parsons 5:11.8 iil55 D Gray 54:19 14 L Hoibert 22-1 Oi c Uieth 42-4 1*1 Bills 19.2 F Patterson 5:34.5 I1I6O 11 Gucclone 70:35 0 Rogers 22-64 14 Knes 39-9 page 33 Mntinnal MflStefS NeWS November, 1985 INTERNATIOf^Al HEST 2:22.37 G Escobedo 1445 2:24.94 llOnrt J Uargas Long Jump MEXICOSUBMASTERS& L.A. PATRIOTS SUMMER IDOm n30 K Speaks 16.6 R Nunez 2:27.05 :j£- 1450 S Richmond 50 15-5 nehmedbasich 53 nta (150 J Stanners 17.6 masters CHAMPIONSHIPS 1450 C Amaro 2:21.59 RELAYS G Dawson 51 14-i 1455 S Holland 56 13.2 (460 J Johnson 18.4 Irapuato; August 3-4 0 Gutierrez 2:23.06 11/ Allen 53.11-6i 2:29.05 LosAngeles; August 31 A Pappas 56 13.7 (165 R Hunt 18.0 A Grim (455 J Costello 55 6-1Oi 2:28.00 C Powers 58 14.2 1455 C Hernandez lOOni InvitaticMnal H Siitonen 59 7-2 100m 2:33.98 11.5 I46G J Johnson 63 14.2 4x10011 Relay 11.41 R Lcmelin T Byas (460 J Johnson 63 15-6 (430 R Iturbe 2:43.05 11.6 B Toaspern 62 15.1 R Hernandez W Butler (465 B Robinson 66 10-11 (135 Bryant, Turner, French, E (4artinez 12.21 2:48.73 17.1 A Bryant 62 16.3 1460 J Juarez A Cranston J Anderson 67 10-8 Heller J (4anzo 12.— 1465 5 Hoover 66 15.3 11.64 G Uargas 2:57.82 (1/50 I Obera 51 U-i" 1435 F Sanchez 3:54.01 200 Invitational U Radcliffe 66 16.6 1470 F (4oraIes 37.1 I1/55 1; li/ashington 55 6-11 High Jonp R Jermeno 11.78 2:33.40 A Crcinston 14 Jones 66 17.8 6-5 (1(30 L De I4artinez 37.6 11/60 N I4cl\/eil 60 7-3 (435 Radar J Loranca 11.82 3:49.51 T Byas liJ50 14 l4obre 52 16.2 5-3 14 Luna N Washington 61 nda (140 0 Collins (440 A Suarez 12.20 3:00.05 UI55 S Dietderich 58 17.5 5-0 (1(35 A (4unoz 11 OH Invitational "USO AR (450 Stanners B Reyes 12.83 3:01.88 15.0 F Stage 56 20.2 4-3 14 Esparza D Robinson (160 Johnson S Guzman 13.10 3:31.35 16.2 I1I6D 14 J Monheit 62 19.6 4-3 G Castillo M Saafir (165 Uernon 1445 J (4artinBZ 12.52 3:04.02 U)65 J Kolda 67 16.8 3-11 11/40 A Cabrera De E K Speaks 16.5 (470 Oaimkl U Licona 13.27 Shot Put A Ortiz 3:27.05 (480 H Uan Gaidar 3-5 R Celada 13.29 4x100m Cotrorate Relay (450 R Beedle 51 38-0 11(55 (4 De Parra 4:07.45 11(35 L Glass 3-11 (450 (4 Uons 13.12 Hughes Aircraft A 48.5 11/Kolankowski 54 31-0 2CI0m R Torres 13.BB Hughes Aircraft B 50.5 I4ehmedbasich 53 26:06 T Stye 52 24-0 1450 E Pole Uault J Drendain 15.50 53 31:08 (455 J Costello 55 30-6 4x200 Relay U Allen Roach 14-0 (455 J Carrillo 13.75 31 31:09 H Siitonen 59 19-0 (130 Open-T Team T Loiiiry Ying 10-6 F Polanco 16.40 Byas S 1:35.9 55 26:03 (460 J Silsdorf 61 34-0 (135 ISDOm Corporate-Hughes 1:44.6 1455 A Pappas 13-0 R Flores 16.60 B 62 29-11 (440 Connelly 1430 C Hermosillo 4:21.97 C Powers 58 28:07 Toaspern 13-0 13.98 41-0 (450 Cook 1465 R Higueras J Perez 4:26.56 C Uerner 55 41:03 (465 8 Stone 65 13.54 4x400 Relay 40-1 i (460 J Johnson 8-6 1J30 Y Flarin 4:38.07 Toaspern 62 30:08 H Cronkhite 67 E Carrillo Corporate-Hughes 4:10.3 1460 B 1/emon 9-6 L Garcia 14.44 4:33.82 62 34:02 H Booth 66 36-5 (465 (435 J Roman A Bryant Johnston 9-0 (4 Ramon 15.— 4:40.80 64 45:02 1470 J York 72 31-10 (170 J 1/elazquez Sprint Medley Relay,. R Fallo 25-4 11/35 R Hernandez 15.31 4:47.40 71 nta B Levitan 71 15.62 J Davila Corporate-Hughes 3:34.5 1470 J Satti 25-2 G Contreras Moore 52 36:02 T Giantralley 72 Long Jump 1440 J Aguilar 4:42.34 Masters Team 4:05.5 11/50 14 29-9 14 Pulldo 15.66 Dietderich 58 37:01 1475 AJ Puglizevic77 1430 F Ulilliams 17-101 J Ochoa 4:42.95 U55 5 11/45 E Yanez 17.80 4:44.00 56 42:04 UI50 I Obera 51 (435 J 17-9 J Casillas Shuttle Hurdle Relay F Stage 23-8 Petruzzelli 4:46.00 14 Seewerker 50 15-10 19-5i 1445 J Cedeno Submasters-K Speaks 1J60 14 J Monheit 52 42:01 (440 C 0 Collins T Leong 59 16-1 17-74 E Cortes 4:54.43 & Team 1:02.5 UJ65 J Kolda 67 35:01 (450 R Tsuda 5:15.00 I1/6O L Actor 61 14-4 [460 J Johnson 14-2 200m '- J Uargas 14-2i 23.09 1450 C Amado 4:50.20 High Jump 1465 B (4orale3 1435 F Andrade . 5:03.20 (470 J Damski 12-1 R Bedoy 23.57 0 Gonzalez M30 M Saafir 6-4 5:10.00 400m (480 H 1/an Gelder 9-3/4 J Leon 25.05 F (4uniz M50 N Newton 5-6 64.7 Discus 1450 E I4ehmedbasich53 11/50 C 12-10 26.33 (455 C Hernandez 5:14.17 D Douglass 4-6 53 :13.7 1450 D Rose 113-3 (liller (445 F (4artinez U Allen 11/55 S Kinsey 11-3 27.44 R Hernandez 5:29.20 R Perry 4-0 56 61.03 R Beedle 102-2 6:10.19 1455 5 Holland 1/ Peinado 28.00 R Bravo M60 C 4-6 56 67.00 (455 H Siitonen 43-10 McFate Pappas 26.75 (460 C Juarez 8:50.00 M70 E Siegel 4-2 67.09 (450 J Silsdorf B5-B Trlole Jump 1450 5 Cruz 7:54.00 De La Rosa 128-4 39-7 28.62 G Uargas C Johnston 4-0 62 1 :1B.0 1465 H Booth 1435 li/hitfield 5:52.58 1450 Bryant 126-6 Torres 29.03 U30 J (4arin Ganahl 1 :14.0 B Stone /440 0 Collins 38-104 6:09.44 1465 61-3 (455 Carrillo 28.85 14 Gonzalez 61 2 06.0 (470 B Levitan 1450 Fitzhugh 34-0 Pole Vault liI60 Sorensen Polanco 33.02 (4 Ledezma 6:52.00 14-0 67 1 :25.0 11/55 5 Dietderich Spencer 1. M30 C Carrigan 11/65 Kolda 67-3 1460 32-5 35.01 11/35 (4 6:05.00 13-0 Damski 27-4 Tlapa Pulido L Roach 1470 Higuera 29.18 14 De Esparza 8:08.10 R Kurtz 12-6 11/50 (4iller 26-11 (465 Escobar 28.76 A Texopa 6:25.70 M50 ,0 Douglass 8-6 BOOm lifiS 5 Kinsey 21-1 (1(30 5:31.18 153.00 Rico 31.22 11/40 L Quiroz M60 T DeVaughn 7-0 1460 D Egley 61 ;Q3.0B (4 Ramos 32.09 C Alcala 6:08.18 M70 C Johnstxxi 9-6 D li/ilgus 63 CLUB WEST MASTERS MEET 155.04 jnot R Hernandez 32.08 (4 Ramirez De 3 6:19.20 E Siegel 8-0 1465 J Lopes 59 Goleta, Calif.; October 5 Klein 42-1 i 11(35 5:57.22 68 121.07 1430 (4 Pull do 32.96 1U45 G Carrion G Atencio Kelmenson 34-7i 37.47 7:38.20 68 :26.D7 f135 S Salazar E Cerdan Long Jump G Lewis 100m I4urray 37-104 n40 C 36.06 U/55 (4 (4unoz 9:00.00 20-4i 1470 L Patterson 70 157.00 12.6 (1(40 Alcala M30 C Flowers 1430 F li/illiams 1445 Klehm 36-104 36.04 J Goodman 73 137.00 11(45 E Yanez R Trujillo 18-i 1435 B McKenzie 11.7 (450 Thomson 48-9 17-3 l4cGee 76 :56.02 M40 J Lawson 1475 J (440 14 Connelly 12.9 n55 Allison 35-54 11/50 I Obera 51 :55.3 U/omen*s 3000m Run (445 Libertnan 12.8 (460 K nitchell 40-4 Ti'iple Jump 12:52 1450 Glasgow 12.5 1465 (1 Castaneda 44-4i 400m U/30 J LLanos M30 R Trujillo 38-9 56.28 (4 Gonzalez 13:03 1500m 1460 Boyd 13.8 (470 J York 40-101 (430 G Oiaz M40 J Lawson 35-1 14.0 37-5 Hermosillo 56.51 14 Ledezma 13:27 1450 J Kirsch 51 5:45 (465 Hunt (475 1/ Cheadle C M70 E Siegel 26-7 18.4 21-101 Baldovinos 57.09 U/35 M Pulido 13:06 1455 J King 59 5:11 (470 Blanton 1480 H Uan Geider C Lum 18.2 li/hittemora 21-91 Loranca 54.73 R Hernandez 13:10 (460 0 Egley 61 5:50 (480 (485 J (435 J Discus 14.3 57.05 14 Troncoso 13:19 li/llgus 63 6:15 (1/50 (4iller 11/30 H litiite 21-11 R Zermeno W30 J Wilson 131-2 0 16.8 11:57.13 64 7:15 Ii65 Dietderich U/35 L Glass 27-44 R Rizo 57.60 11/40 L Quiroz M40 A R Fallo 13:05.67 Sheinker A Lopez 57.64 J Ortiz 1465 G Atencio 68 6:57 (440 13:24.61 E Narvaez ;00.21 (4 Ramirez Shot Put (470 B 1/an Fleet 70 6:18 200m Discus 12:25.06 7:05 120-1 R Gonzalez ;00.70 Ui45 G Carrion W30 J Wilson 33-5 J Goodman 73 /43D (4 Black 23.6 1435 "Klain 17:25 74 8:05 172-6 (445 G Escotiedo 59.81 U/55 14 l4unoz M50 F S Thomson 44-65 11/ Bigelow 1435 B McKenzie 24.2 1440 Higgins 75 27.7 106-4 J Avila :01.29 D Douglass 33-3i 1475 W J Monheit 8:16 1440 Horn 1445 Klehm :00.35 26.1 Thomson 155-2 (450 S Cruz E Grojim 19-1 (445 Liberman /450 0 Gonzalez Men's 5Q(30m Run (450 Glasgow 25.8 1455 Allison 115-2 :01.53 5000m 28.7 110-11 A (4ata M30 B Flares 15:40.7 King 59 18:57.3 (450 Boyd (460 (4itchell :03.20 Discus (455 J 28.9 Aldrich 154-11 1455 C Briton :D2.89 E Carrillo 17:11.2 131-2 F 59 33:23.3 (465 Hunt 1465 W30 J Wilson C innegan 111-6 J Carrillo :04.60 J Marmolejo 17:34.5 57 1470 Johnston 36.4 (475 Cheadle M40 A 85-10 R li/iebe nta R Lomeli :08.80 16:19.2 Sheinker 40.6 1485 li/hitteroore 65-4 M35 R Betancourt 143-4 0 Egley 61 20:22.1 1480 Lum :14.Q8 M50 F S Thomson 1460 32.5 1460 J Juarez J Aieman 18:03.8 98-6 P Ganahl 69 22:54 (1/35 Glass :14.09 D Douglass 1465 36.4 G Uargas J Ualdivia 18:50.0 43-7 T l4cGee 66 23:32 U/55 Dietderich E Griim 11/30 L Garcia de Rizol :11.09 M40 J Aieman 17:37.67 68 24:47 u/es J Kolda 34.7 F U/iiliams 131-6 G Atencio M30 (4 Gonzalez -.29.89 J Aguilar 17:40 Patterson 70 21:22 M35 J Tobin 185-9 Javelin 1470 L L Iniguez :29.90 E Cabrera 18:05 B 1/an Fleet 70 22:12 M40 E U/estin 180-8 :16.01 M30 Ron Rook 134-11 400m : (1/35 R Hernandez M4S J Solano 17:45.56 J Goodman 73 25:17 M45 C Klehm 71-11 :21.D4 Richard Rook 132-9 M30 M' Black 51.6 (4 Robles P Chavez 18:22 (475 (1/ J l4onheit 75 27:03 1:01.1 MBO P Conley 175-9 :2B.05 M50 E Griitm 45-2 M35 8 Turner 133-4 S Romero J Esquivel 18:39.8 J McGee '. 76 27:07 1:06.1 M55 0 Pickarts :30.0D M60 T Lombardi 123-11 M45 0 Liberman 11/40 A Ortiz 18:56 11/50 R Levitan 54 31:32 56.6 MBO T Lombardi 116-3 MBO R Martinez K 114-2 M5Q R Tsuda Mitchell 60 24:48 M65 B Morales 147-3 F Lopez 19:14 11/60 K Pickles M55 L Beadle 59.5 61 28:01 M7D J Angelman 54-6 C De La Fuente 22:45 14 E Lentz MSG C Boyd 1:06.1 61 M85 J U/hittemore 52-11 mSS N 20:32 Haimier ,C Sorensen nta M65 R Hunt 1:05,4 BOOm Soils 98-2 C Miller 98-2 2:03.96 A Sanchez 21:27 M40 A Sheinker UI65 J Kolda 1:23.0 U/SO (430 C Hermosillo 143-5 Kinsey 74-11 G 22:23 M50 F S Thcmson Raceuialk U/7D S Stotsenberg 2:04.8 U/55 s C Baldovinos 2:11.12 Navarro 124-11 2:18.11 M60 D Olvera 20:43 D Douglass 1450 U Kolankouiski 54 26:15 8 Garcia 51-6 2:08.05 M Flores 20:51 E Grimn T Stye* 52 29:33 Hammer 1435 i Angel 106-11 BOOm 141-9 2:09.49 MB5 0 Ramirez 24:22.8 M60 B Bangert (455 D Janowsky 59 17:48 2:24.0 M35 G Kelmenson R Betancourt 105-9 M45 J Hill 159-10 2:14.00 M70 T Acosta 24:23.4 T DeVaughn R Hansen 59 21:12 M40 L Higgins J Roman M50 P Jenkins 3:00.1 T Morales 25:42.1 S Lampert 102-6 71 22:33 M45 C Klehm 119-2 (440 J 1/alle 2:14.96 (470 B Levitan M55 L U/alts 2:25.4 M70 D Pierotti 90-11 51 22:16 M50 S Thomson 150-9 J Casillas 2:15.35 lil55 (4 Frykdahl MBO U/ Cole 2:44.2 50 23:00 M55 J Ulojcik 107-0 A Ceja 2:17.05 Continued on page 29 (4 Seewerker M65 G 3:10.0 Poloynis MBO T De Uaughn 101 -8 M75 5 Madden 3:28.0 (455 A Bandar 56 22:33 MB5 J Minah • 120-8 U li/as(iington 55 28:06 M70 J York 90-9 59 28:16 CORRECTIONS; NORTHERN CALIFORNIA T Leong 1500m MB5 J U/hittemore *51-4 lilBO L 61 23:56 SENIOR OLYMPICS Actor M35 U/ Douglas 4:29.3 »AR 12# TACN0RTHUE5TREGIONALCHA(«=IONSHIPS,Gresham, Ore., N (4cNeil 61 28:17 Oakland,Calif.; September 14 M50 K Caskell 4:49.0 July 26-27: 2000mU/aik—W65R Stark 12:51.99? 0 Jacobs 11/70 E '74 28:19 Outton M55 G Linde 4:46.8 13:58.06. U/600 Tourney 14:05. 11/75MSalisbury 16:25 M65 G Poloynis 6:46.0 U/AUANORTHA/AERICNACHAMPIONSHIPS,Los Gatos, Calif:. 50m M70 E Stotsenberg 5:59.6 MISSING RESULTS 50 7.2 High Jump August3-4; LongJump:P Presber 6.09; 0 Skartvedt 5.72? 1450 5 Richmond 5-0 M75 S Madden 7:05.4 52 7.7 (450 0 Rose ,We regret that, despite S Richmond 4,50. T Loury 4-10 we 51 8.1 5 Richmond requests, have not G Dauson Dawson 4-0 yet received results of TACNATIONALMASTERST4F CHAMPIONSHIPS,Indianapolis. 1455 L Butler 55 8.2 4-4 5000m Ind., August23-25: Results received by showed Gary 58 8.7 1455 King the Toronto Masters G Gaffney 7^2 ^ M30 J Reynolds 19:45.8 Kelmenson as winner of the M35 javelin with 202-7, 66 8.4 (460 Johnson Games, the Rocky Moun" 1465 111Radcliffe 4-2 M45 5 Bushey 16:54.6 Kelmenson's mark was in the 135-0 range, and he did 72 8.6 I4B5 Ganahl tain Games or the. P0'«' 1470 J York 3-6i M50 J Brennand 16:15,4 not place in the top three-; 52 10.2 Hustace tomac Valley Srs. Meet, I1I5O 14 L Pardee Anderson 3-4 M55 P Mundle 19:53.8 1 Racine 51 10.3 M70 E Stotsenberg 21:23.5 1470 U/ Bigelow 3-10 liJBO ^orensen. 61 12.0 page 34 National Masters News Noveiirt>cr,iy8S

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CITIBANK/MDA lOK L Badden Chris Riley 41 37:00 \l Uiolfe 1:32:10 F OeLisle 22:30 Rochester, N.Y.; September 1 Bi 11 Adams 44 37:15 W45 P Leal 1:36:54 MAO H Burns 22:22 M 45-49 J Rash 1:38:i3 Ouerall P Weishaar 22:38 Larry Worth 47 35:23 W Reyius 1:47:31 T McMullen 31:35 MAS R Bonanan 22:50 Jim McFadden 46 35:26 W50 J Wartin 1:36:03 K Hoskins 37:21 0 Tucker 23:42 Russell Bennett 48 36:36 E Silver 1:38:54 M45 H Hatch 45 26:31 MAO 0 Frechette 33:13 NATIONAL MBO M Crousa 25:55 Henry Hawkins 45 39:02 J Hepner 1:39:29 F Keane 47 26:44 J Ferris 33:34 B Hicks 27:45 Joe Stocker 46 39:42 W55 P Deuine 1:35:57 R FIcAndreuis 45 28:04 T Imsuiler 36:53 M55 J Blount 23:55 T Brinton 1:45:13 . TAC U.S. NATIONAL MASTERS MSO P Brokau 50 28:08 M45 B Fuller 33:06 M 50-69 B Carr 26:07 2:07:07 ' 8K CHAMPIONSHIPS R Reif 50 28:59 E Cloos 35:29 Art Melendez 54 39:44 C Newman M60+R Roliason 31:24 WBO+C Oavies 1:39:50 1 Keat 53 29:08 M Leuinson 36:10 Whit Mauzy 59 41:50 (The Prego 8K) Liverpool, D Fortier 33:03 B Uilliams 1:51:15 M55 L Smith 56 31:00 M50+C Sabatine 40:16 Calvin Ellis 55 42:31 N.Y.: September 29 W35 L Boyd 26:32 D Ross 55 31:29 J Burke 43:02 Jerry Crockett 57 D BartholofT>eu( 1:52:35 8 Lewis 25:47 42:53 A Arsenault 55 32:08 0 Spencer 45:14 Colin Bray 52 43:05 UAO P Vounq 1:51:05 MAO K Randall 44 26:16.55 W40 J Kelley 29:57 M50 5 Toabe 61 31:50 li/40+C Kriesen 43:07 M 60 & Over G lUalsh 2:0V:0B D Frechette 40 26:21.12 S Schindler 34:12 2:01:41 Hammen 62 32:18 li/SO+B Skeiton 44:07 Nocus Mclntosh 60 39:47 N Dudley C Tucker 44 26:31.61 W45 0 Hiatt 27:09 1:50:42 li/endt 63 33:15 Jim Smith 63 41:28 lii45 L LaGrander R Knerr 43 26:55.43 M Conner 27:54 MB5 Carter 68 31:45 Tom Kempf 61 42:29 UJ50 J Phillips 1:59:33 D li/inn 42 27:37.96 W5D+ P Oauis 30:55 Kuhne 65 34:31 MAZOLA-YMCA SHAPE-UP lOK Frank Miorandi 66 44:00 B Brebenner 2:29:53 MAS R Cormier 45 26:47.23 A Rush 34:02 Maillot 67 36:48 Ross Waltzer 63 45:50 U55 5 Parsons 2:31:17 S Graceffo 49 27:41.33 Central Park, NYC; September 8 1*170 Ballou 73 36:19 P Jeffera 45 27:52.40 W 35-39 DeLear 71 37:38 Ouerall G Luke 45 27:55.43 Patsy Daniel R Morganelli 73 44:28 B Coates 28 30:47 SOUTHWEST 36 42:13 L li/ilcox 47 28:03.55 Jeannie Serer PREFONTAINE MEMORIAL lOK M75+J Kelley 37:02 G Beschloss 26 37:28 36 43:59 MSG B Milner 50 28:31.83 Jaci Chavannes T Babcock 76 48:16 MAO T Hainan 42 33:57 36 46:32 Coos Bay, Ore.; Septemtier 21 8 Brock 52 28:33.78 R Kimball 76 59:07 J Oberneide 40' 35:23 LABOR DAY RUN lOK W 40-49 U McRae 53 28:57.79 Ouerall liJ40 P Heuitt 41 33:52 K Smith 44 36:54 Bartlesville, Oklahoma Sharon Cooper 46 43:29 P Hettrich 50 29:06.58 J u/ells J Kate 41 38:10 M45 F Mueiler 49 35:35 September 2 Rarharx Manninb 40 31 30:14 J Howard 52 30:02.92 43:31 N Anderson 40 38:23 M Konrad 46 35:35 S Addiaon 29 35:52 M55 T Sapienza 56 28:11.99 11/45 J McCarthy 46 35:24 J Suiek 48 37:26 M35 T Srou/n 36 35:36 R A Kendall 55 28:27.46 Overall I Ualat 45 37:55 M50+K Jones 55 37:04 CANADA C toll 39 36:17 0 M Brouh 57 30:40.36 p Larkins 30:39 S Otto 48 40:13 W Bialokur 50 37:32 J Petersen 37 36:35 M60 E Buckley 64 32:11.76 c WcWilken 32:59 li/50 B Finley 54 36:59 J Burns 56 39:27 MAD D Weeks 42 33:47 T U/alnut 61 33:26.55 W40 R Stuemky 34:30 J Demy 54 37:35 M60+til Peck 61 40:05 TOM LONGBOAT lOK Hauerstock 41 37:26 K Schooler 62 33:35.69 L Aclu(jdell 36:06 M Miller 50 38:43 J McManus 62 42:06 Brantiord, Ontario Kousky 44 37:56 M65 J Rastani 66 32:15.89 J Winor 36:10 IJ55 5 Foley 55 36:45 H Berner 61 42:18 M45 Phillips 46 39:37 8 Eppright 65 33:01.05 W^i5 L Worth 35:23 September 7 R Phelan 57 45:16 M70+C Smith 70 58:20 U/irfs 48 40:25 N White 66 35:24.50 J WcFadden 35:26 M Roeuer 57 46:42 M Popper 82 1; 02:14 Kaufman 46 41:10 M7D B Brobston 72 34:43.21 R Bennett 36:36 Overall 11/60 P Cade 63 48:10 I Giide 77 1; 30:15 M5Q U Parkhurst 51 37:03 J Deschambau72 40:08.46 W50+A Welendez 39:44 R Paulins 30:08 U65 F Galaqhan 69 35:44 11/40 L Baker 42 43:56 0 Hatfieid 50 4Q-.21 M75 E Benham 78 34:20.05" Ul Wauzy 41:50 C Way 35:25 • A Liggett 65 58:44 M Kleyers 43 45:06 K Fitch 54 41;37 0 HackenhBim79 38:52.45 C Ellis 42:30 WAO P Wonahan U/70+L Ootii 74 40:58 C Foard 42 47:34 M55 R Calhoun 56 43:15 Age-group record W60+N Wclntosh 39:46 3 Lupton 34:09 R Rothfarb 84 59:47 li/45 C Bienkouiski 45 42:26 S Thompson- 55 52:23 U/40 J Pickert 42 30:02.78 J Smith 41:27 G Ranalli 34:34 E Jones 45 48:50 \l Hickerscn 59 55:32 C Rider 43 34:24,41 T Kempf 42:28 W5D D Lauirence 36:43 3 Mile li/alk J Bondell 46 49:12 M6Q K Steuens 63 43:39 /!/ Frisillo 42 36:35.38 iilAOfS Cooper 43:29 J Woses 36:43 Ouerall U50+E Marcus 50 52:08 H Perry 61 47:41 11/45 8 McLeod 47 8 Wanning 43:31 P Kershau) 37:04 33:06.35 T Knatt 45 25:57 M Becchetti 50 57:24 B Bauman 63 48:24 L Tucker 47 36:04.46 J Austin 44:09 W60+C Blancher 43:05 E Heiiiitt 41 30:21 J Bennis 56 58:34 M65 D Buckley 66 46*.40 M McMillan 36:41.24 liJ5D+B Berry 56:01 D Beitz 46:13 45 M40 R Falciola 41 26:45 U/60+E Hauser W Smith 65 51:12 60 58:52 S Lindsey 56:25 11/50 G Brcun 53 33:16.51 C Mansbach 41 30:09 D Aikenhead 47:51 B Hutchinson 65 52:43 li/70+L Schieffelin74 1 ;11:27 5 Neil 58:17 B Gooduin 53 34:47.73 M45 P Schell 48 29:35 mo J Insell 46:07 M7D+ E McKean-Smith7B 55:37 L Bell 53 40:27.49 J Burk 49 33:01 E Easterbrook 51:46 R Lux 72 77:33 W Bray IJ55 B Skeiton 58 35:03.71 M50 G Riding 54 32:09 MOVING COMFORT lOK 52:05 D Beckham 75 79:30 U50 W Armstrong 57:01 L Fischer 55 39:57.77 M Rosenthal 52 38:00 Washington, D.C.; September 18 4/35 K Sharpies 35 39:29 P Kent 57 43:38.42 mss L Simard 59 32:34 E Suieeney 62:39 E Nlckerson 36 41:50 Il60 M Moore 60 50:55.08 Boucher 55 32:36 Ouerall FOCUS ON HEALTH,5K S Oaggett 35 47:09 M60 Hoiden 61 35:24 J Bouers 34:39 Oklahoma City, Okla. 4/40 H Ondrusek 41 43:07 Teams Georgerian 62 35:29 11/40 C Lasseter 39:06 9-21-85 S Bradley 43 44:20 CWO Syracuse Charg "i41:37 M65 Ruguist 65 28:53 0 Broyles 40:32 0 Broun 42 44:42 U Prouine 41:51 Syracuse TC 'Ti2:57 Mulliken 69 35:10 OVERALL 4/45 n Brillhart 46 54:50 Latham AA 143:13 1*170 Medeiros 72 33:07 11/50 1 Alperin 43:11 MISSING RESULTS P Higgins 45 59:32 Clark Hamilton 29 14:53 nSO Sycacuse C "A" 147:06 5 Tarn 70 38:23 R Bourn 43:47 G Brilouski 46 81:28 Karen Cramond 27 17:13 Belle Ulatling 158:05 M75+F Broun 5r 79 37:35 J Mallet 43:53 4/50 P Steuens 54 59:49 Syracuse C "B" 158:55 G Conuay 82 39:02 M 40-44 We regret that, despite M /hcCouan 54 64:53 nSD+Syracuse C "A" 99:14 11/40 Aroujo 42 35:02 requests, we have not L Humphrey 53 72:03 Jimmie Gray 43 .17:56 Capital TC 108:50 M Adreani 42 36:20 HARVEY WOMEN'S HALF- yet received results Of 465 3 Arsenault 58 52:46 Herb Phillips 40 18:16 U)40 Syracuse C "0" 107:04 U45 Cbhuiay 47 34:14 MARATHON the TAC Masters 5QK, the UI6Q D Russell 61 63:22 Robert Flagler 43 18:33 Syracuse C "J" 112:03 Oi "ana 47 34:41 Central Park, NYC; Setpember 22 Bobby Crim IQ-mile, the E Prefontalne 60 82:41 11/50 Doherty 52 38:56 Lynchburg lO-jsiler or 0 Sheldon 61 90:01 11/50 Syracuse C "0" 123:53 Ouerall M 45-49 fcttt'-. Syracuse C "J" 132:48 Ueilleux 54 38:58 the Pittsburgh Great 4/alkers: J Merrill 29 1:17:41 Gary Wolgamott 45 11/55 Falconer 58 35:48 18:44 Race. 465 8 Koreiua 57 97:28 W30+A Hearn 39 1:20:54 Terry Sogress B Maiden 55 37:27 46 19:09 K Sutterfield58 1:41:4e W40 G Andersen 40 1:19:49 Mac Jordan NEW ENGLAND U/60 L Hale 63 35:44 49 20:23 L Connors 43 1:26:37 J Thompson 60 38:26 C Johnston 42 1:30:07 M 50-54 11/65 R Kurpiel 65 36:12 WEST 4th ANNUALWARWICK lOK W45 P L Parmaiee 45 1:32:41 0 Amans 66 38:59 Warwick, R.I.;September 15 J Hoffman 49 1:35:21 Chick Gancer 52 19:27 li/70 M Gorham 71 41:01 E Jones 45 1:40:48 Ray Dunnam 50 19:32 GATOR 24 Overall H Holland ' 70 43:43 Dean Windsor W50+H Bedrock 50 1:31:07 50 19:58 SAN FRANCISCO J Treacy 28:48 li/75+A Higgins 75 44:54 M Deckert 52 1:32:16 M 55-59 JULY 17-18 M Joyce 34:08 U/ Iruin 78 45:26 T D'Elia 55 1:35:04 M4Q B Alien 40 33:09 0 Nordigian 80 45:28 Bob HcHeffey 55 19:47 WBO+E Hauser 60 2:06:08 AGE NAME 50K 50roi lOOK R Marsland' Dure1 Johnson 59 23:01 lOOmi 40 33:47 M Bdera 70 2:34:05 0 Kenefick 44 33:54 34 Lion CaldNell 3:42:14 EAST A Jureidini 67 2:42:15 M 60 & Over 6:06:46 7:45:27 13:50:44 MAS J Kennett 45 37:16 37 Don Choi 3:47:25 6:51:09 8:55:30 16:32:40 Ron Kovacs L Tomasetti 47 37:18 Jim Smith 63 19:10 46 4:46:05 7:46:05 9:44:25 16:59:24 TROY lOK CLASSIC 43 Steve Derenzo 5:14:30 \ MSG R Siiua 51 36:00 Fisher Lewis 64 21:53 8:25:53 10:42:00 18:24:03 51 Dick Collins 5:29:02 8: 59:29 11:39:27 20:18:23 0 Sumner 53 36:21 Troy, Penn.; August 18 5th AVENUE MILE Leo Wade 65 23:52 48 Ray Nicholl 5:06:00 8:21:52 10:39:56 18:55:43 R Hammond 54 37:42 38 Nancy Crawford 5:57:51 9:51:30 12:33:45 20:44:45 Ouerall New YorkCity;September 28 M55 J McCarthy 55 43:47 W 35-39 32 Mike Hernandez 5:04:30 8:39:38 11:34:39 21:27;18 B Reifsnyder 23 29:27 T D'Hara 55 46:10 Patsy Lambert 37 19:33 52 Jim Pommier 4:45:59 9:15:30 12:32:35 21:52:51 5 Crouie 29 36:55 Wen's fOasters Wile 56 Herb Fred 5:14:38 8:30:25 10:39:19 MBO C Hammen 62 40:53 Diane Perry 35 20:35 21:53:21 45 Jack Strom 4:42:13 7:54:55 11:11:27 G Siiua 60 41 :59 M35 E Clark 35 34:14 1 0 Murray 4:28.8 22:45:37 Anneene Miller 37 22:51 46 A1 Dossa 5:51:20 9:39:00 14:42:30 22:08:55 M7Q R Renaud 74 58:2C T Habecker 37 34:49 2 T Robinson 4:30.75 47 Steve Calvan 6:31:30 10:22:00 13:30:30 21:32:00 J Burget 35 35:16 3 M Whiting 4:31.47 W 40-44 W40 P Maguire 41 47:54 50 Ray Langston 4:48:13 7:24:58 10:26:15 20:24;10 A ilamber 41 34:57 M40 4 T Haiman 4:32.27 Jan Cosgrgve 30 Colleen Fox 6:26:14 10:14:47 13:59:50 22;59:54 W50 ^0 mi R Meyer 40 35:55 5 S Conroy 4:33.24 MargaretWilllams 36 Jeff Weiss 5:23:50 9:17:27 12:21:55 21:49:4? WB5 R Notarianni 68 65:14 41 Mary Cantini Norkin B Congdon 40 37:02 6 H Cummins 4:33.62 Carol Woodward 43 28:49 6:07:20 9:49:45 12:56:27 22:24:28 56 Fred Dunn 5:27:34 9: 37:54 12:50:10 M45 C Lbomis 46 36:09 7 5 Howard 4:33.91 W 45-49 39 Vic Froehlke 4:50:00 7:59:40 10:23:32 GOVERNOR'S CUP 5 MILE RR G Luke 45 36:27 8 M Cucchiara 4:34.79 43 Raul Perez Lynne Taylor 46 20:40 6:36:00 11:>5;00 15:05:00 & 3 MILE WALK M Scalia 45 36:31 9 8 Fuller 4:34.98 36 Rick Parker 5:48:00 9:55:00 17:40:00 Kathy Moffitt 48 22:39 Adrian Crane M50 D Farley 51 36:13 10 F Handeiman 4:38.95 30 5:21:50 9: 13:20 11:41:50 Boston, Mass.; September 29 Lee Reynolds 47 23:24 42 Bob Dompe 6:45:30 ?!• F Dudley 52 39:05 11 J Connor 4:40.10 11:24:53 15:55:15 W 50-54 71 Steve Cole 6:14:18 12:24:07 18:14:05 R Hause 53-39:44 12 W Bialokur 4:41.10 5 mile 29 Jim Griggs 5:54:20 9:56:21 13:41:20 13 K Herel 37 Ouerall Wasters M55 D UanGorder 56 41:00 4:42.07 Janet Chadwick 52 23:21 Zoltan Kraynick 5:56:00 10:13:07 13:47:30 14 K Martin 55 Tony Stratta 8:15:00 J Boyle 25:36 C Sorgenfrei 55 43:34 4:44.16 Jopy Quinn 53 30:47 14:15:00 18:00:00 15 C 37 Breese White 5:36:00 9:55:00 W Scherr 32:45 G Tillson 57 43:57 Pauling 4:47.39 H 55-59 45 Jim Fauss 6:01:37 m40 P McCarthy 43 27:05 16 J Prosseda 4:54.15 11:42:29 M60+H Morgan 63 39:17 Gretchen Johnsen 55 24:26 50 Andy Lovey 6:29:19 14:00:00 17 0 Oanouan G Kasierski 43 27:09 R Michel 61 43:06 4:57.10 30 Bob Slate 6:01:00 from Jim Smith 35 Jin Honlg T Hammet 40 28:13 T Sprague 61 43:53 7:00:00

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16 John Sheridan, 40, Chlswick, London W4 2:15 2:25:01 TWIN CITIES MARATHON 17 Guenter Mielke, 42, 6146 Alsbach-1 4:41 2:27:27 18 Bill Venus, 45, ExBouth, England Minneapolis to St. Paul 4:46 2:34:11 19 Toshiko D'Elia, 55*, Ridgewood, Nj 5:13 3:19:22 October 6 20 Bill Foulk, 52, Raymond, Nh 5:58 2:36:18 21 Robert Busby, 36, Lees Summit, Mo 7:55 2:24:07 PLAGE FINISHER TIME /MILE AWARD 22 Karen Hubbard, 35*, Ann Arbor, Mi 8:48 2:44:36 23 George A Savanick, 47, Apple Valley, Hn 9:04 38:29 Men 24 Ernest Billups, 48, Chicago, II 9:11 38:36 25 Jeff Galloway, 40, Marietta, Ga 9:12 31:58 1 Philip Coppess, 31, Clinton, la 2:10:05 4:58 $20,000 26 Margaret Miller, 59*, Thousand Oaks, Ca 9:31 23:40 2 James Munyala, 32, El Paso, Tx 2:13:07 5: 05 12,000 27 Nancy Hieszczak, 36*, Buffalo, Ny 10:59 46:47 3 Thorn Hunt, 27, Coronado, Ca 2:13 :39 5:06 9,000 28 Jim O'Neil, 60, La Jolla, Ca 11:42 00:04 * 4 Daniel Grimes, 26, Reno, Nv 2:14:10 5:07 6,500 29 Wes J Wessely, 37, Stone Mountain, Ga 12:09 28:21 5 Domingo Tibaduiza, 35, Reno, Nv 2:15:34 5:10 4,500 30 Greg Osmun, 45, Grand Rapids, Mi 13:14 42:39 31 Ruth Anderson, 56*, Oakland, Ca 13:16 27:25 Women 32 Kathleen Northrop, 35*, Durham, Nh 14:43 2:50:31 33 Charles K Oavies, 48, Washington Grove, Md 14:54 2:44:19 1 Janice Ettle, 26*, Freeport, Mn 2:35:47 5:57 $20,000 34 Dale Mattson, 45, Bloomington, Mn 15:10 44:35 2 Kim Rosenquist, 27*, Spokane, Wa 2:35:59 5:57 12,000 35 Anne Bing, 46*, Old Lyme, Ct 15:31 11:25 3 Gail Kingma, 24*, Seattle, Wa 2:36:12 5:57 9,000 36 Dick Kelman, 42, Minneapolis, Mn 15:48 38:34 4 Debbie Thometz, 24*, St. Paul, Mn 2:36:20 5:58 6,500 37 Rick Kleyman, 45, Plymouth, Mn 16:00 45:25 5 Jahis K Klecker, 25*, Hopkins, Mn 2:36:37 5:58 4,500 38 Ada Letinsky, 47*, Oakbank, Manitoba 16:11 12:05 AGE-GRADED AWARDS 39 John Naslund, 35, Minneapolis, Mn 16:28 32:40 HANDICAPPED ACTUAL 40 John K Myers, 37, Minneapolis, Mn 16:59 33:11 PLACE FINISHER TIME TIME AWARD 41 Michael Benton, 40, Lester Prairie, Mn 17:19 40:05 42 Harry Cottrell, 39, Bumsville, Mn 17:25 2:33:37 I Clive Daviea, 70, Tillamook, Or -14:38 3:04:15 $4,000 43 Ronald E Bole, 45, Roseville, Mn 17:56 2:47:21 2 Antonio Vlllanueva, 45, Jalapa, Vera Cruz -8:50 2:20:35 3,500 44 Bill Tuddenheus, 38, Salt Lake City, Ut 18:00 2:34:12 3 Doris Schlosser, 41*, D-8630 Schwatzingen -6:40 2:38:56 4,000 45 Margaret Young, 40*, Pembroke, Bermuda 18:06 3:03:42 4 Dan Conway, 46, Chetek, Hi -4:51M 2:24:34 2,750 46 Don Kardong, 36, Spokane, Ha 18:11 2:34:23 0 5 Gabriels Andersen, 40*, Sun Valley, Id -4:36 2:41:00 2,500 47 Roger Rode, 40, St. Paul, Mn 1 18:50 2:41:36 6 David Clark, 41, St. Albans, England -3:50 2:18:56 4,000 7 Michael Heffernan, 45, Portland, Or -2:43 2:26:42 2,000 48 Michael Krywanski, 35, Wyoming, Mi 18:52 2:35:04 8 Pat Murphy, 40, San Diego, Ca -1:12 2:21:34 1,750 49 Jared Mondry, 43, Excelsior, Mn 18:56 2:41:42 9 Robin C Dow, 41, London Nw3, England -1:07 2:21:39 1,500 50 Tony Benthin, 36, Plymouth, Mn 18:57 2:35:09 10 Domingo Tibaduiza, 35, Reno, Nv -:39 2:15:33 11 Norm Green, 53, Wayne, Pa -:38 2:29:42 1,250 51 Ralph E Koenig, 51, Edina, Mn 19; 16 2:49:36 -:23 12 Bruce Mortenson, 41, Eden Prairie, Hn 2:22:23 1,000 52 Jim C Donnelly, 39, St. Paul, Mn 19:38 2:35:50 13 Gaylon Jorgensen, 56, Provo, Ut :26 2:35:41 750 53 Dick Hipp, 46, Columbia, Md 19:40 2:49:05 14 Diane Palmason, 47*, Ottawa, Ontario :50 2:56:44 500 15 Fay Bradley, 47, Washington Do 1:33 2:30:58 250 54 Dan Shannon, 41, Roseville, Mn 19:45 2:42:31

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39 Man IWoman 35 - 39 13 1 Earan Hubbard, 35*, Ann Arbor, Mi 3:44:37 5 1 Doalngo Tibadulza, 35, Rano, Kv 49 1 3:15134 Norm Craan, 53, Wayna, Pa 3:39:43 13 3 Nancy Miaszczak, 36*, Buffalo, My 3:46:48 27 2 Robart Buaby, 36, Laaa Sunnlt, Ho 79 3:34:08 2 Bill Foulk, 53, Raymond, Nh 3:36:19 15 3 Xathlaan Northrop, 35*, Durham, Nh 3:50:33 46 3 Haa J Waaaaly, 37, Stona Mountain, 217 3 Ca 3:38:32 Ralph E Eoanlg, 51, Edlna, Mn 3:49:37 30 4 Jana A Millapaugb, 37*, Boca Raton, F1 3:56:46 61 4 John Maalund, 35, Minnaapolia, Mn 230 4 3:33:41 Arlan C Sunn, 51, Columbia Halght* Mn 3:50:36 21 5 Patsy Duffy, 36*, Edina, Mn 3:59:46 63 5 John E Myara, 37, Ninnsapolla, Mn 290 2:33:13 S Erv Tolklnan, 50, Anoka, Mn 2:51:46 23 « Diana Fallon Thoapaon, 38*, Edina, Mn 64 6 Hdri-y cottrall, 39, Bumavllla, Mn 3:01;28 3:33:38 289 6 Gana Myara, 50, Maplawood, Mn 29 7 Linda schiaaal, 36*, Minnaapolia, Mn 66 7 3:53:42 3:05:17 Bill Tuddanhaa, 3B, Salt Laka City, Dt 3:34:13 290 7 Orag Prom, 54, St. Anthony, Mn 3:53:43 30 B Carol A Klitzka, 38*, St. Paul, Mn 3:05:20 67 8 Don r^rdong, 36, Spokana, wa 338 3:34:34 8 Don Cllbartaon, 50, Oaaao, wl 3:56:38 39 9 Connia Fostar, 35*, Afton, Mn 68 9 Mlchaal Kryvanakl, 35, Nyoalng, Ml 3:09:40 3:35:05 450 9 Dala E Drbaln, 51, Bumavllla, Kn 54 10 69 10 J:01:02PH Ardal Bangtson, 37*, South Sioux City, Ma Tony Banthln, 36, Plyaouth, Mn 3:35:10 543 10 Gary Dafranca, 53, Coldan Vallay, Kn 75 11 Jla C Donnally, 39, St. Paul, Mn 3:05:20 , 3:16:02FR 2:35:51 613 11 David Borraaon, 53, Lafayatta, Co 81 12 Daan Svanaon, 35, Edan Pralrla, Mn 3:07:47 11 XMthl—n Fay Schaltt, 38*, Mandota Haighta, Kn 3:36:44 644 12 Dick Andaraan, 50, Nav Brighton, Mn 82 13 Dala Schatzlaln, 37, Minnaapolia, Mn 3:08:47 3:18:06 3:37:36 675 13 Billy D Martin, 53, Dallaa, Tx 83 14 Jarry o Ball, 38, Hhlta Baar Laka, Mn 3:09:37 68 13 Carol Zazubak, 36*, Appla Vallay, Kn 3:31:45PR 3:37:51 755 14 A Mclntyra, 54, Rhlnalandar, Mi 85 15 Barry Roth, 38, Albuipiariiua, Na 3:13:10 70 13 Florianna Harp, 37*, Sauaalito, Ca 3:33:06 3:38:15 756 15 Ronald J Wataon, 50, Littlaton, Co 86 16 Cralgh Kallay, 38, Englawood, Co 3:13:11 78 14 Francina M Pahl, 37*, Minnaapolia, Mn 3:33:20 3:38:31 782 16 Norman M Roma, 52, Edina, Mn 99 17 Patar Lavar, 39, Warwick, Bamuda 3:13:12 79 15 Linda M Barton, 36*, Bumavllla, Mn 3:33:33 3:39:31 805 17 100 18 John Eaaona, 39, Hhlta Baar Laka, Mn Allan R Shufalt, 53, Rochaatar, Mn 3:13:54 3:39:32 812 IB Woaan 40 - 44 104 19 Stavan J Sonka, 37, Charokaa, la John Buma, 53, Minnaapolia, Mn 3:14:06 3:40:11 866 19 110 20 Harbert A Tolbart, 38, Oaltharaburg, Jack Wolcott, 50, Floyd, la 3:15:50 Doris Schloasar, 41*, D-8630 Schvatzingan Md 2:40:58 890 20 Stan Ball, 51, La Croaaa, Wi 113 21 Larry Bockalaan, 35, wlanar, Na 3:16:31 22:38:57 3:41:33 910 118 22 21 Jim Raady, 51, Applaton, Wi Allan O Oha, 35, Oalaavllla,. Wl 3:41:50 3:17:07PR 11 2 Gabriala Andaraan, 40*, Bun Vallay, Id 22:41:01 119 23 915 22 J8"aa Fourra, 50, St. Paul, Mn Don R Mathlau, 39, Brooklyn Cantar, Mn 3:41:57 3:17:17 26 3 Margarat Young, 40*, Paabroka, Barauda 33:03:43 120 24 920 23 Daan Walla, 51, Paw Paw, Mi Mlchaal D Crofton, 35, Thlaf Rlvar Falla 3:17:31 37 4 Yvonna L Rodgara, 43*, Saainola, F1 33:08:30 Hn 927 24 Don R ovarand, 53, Eaat Paorla, II 3:17:41PR 40 5 Laah H McElroy, 43*, Saraaota, F1 3 :09:46FS 3:41:59 942 25 129 25 Don Laady, 38, Haw Orlaana, La David Bolaa, 51, Minnatonka Baach, Mn 3:43:35 3:18:33 41 6 Xaran Baatul, 43*, Lincoln, Na 3 :09:48 Man 55 - 59 65 7 Laa Bradford, 40*, Minnaapolia, Kn 33:19:45 Man 40 - 44 67 • Nancy Kappa, 42*, 8t. Paul, Mn 33:21:10 14 1 72 9 Virginia F Katola, 43*, Coldan Vallay, Mn David Clark, 41, St. Albana, England 3:18:57 74 1 Caylon Jorganaan, 56, Provo, Ct 17 3 Pat Murphy, 40, San Diago, Ca 3:35:43 3:31:35 476 3 Richard H Laraon, 55, Hayzata, Kn 3 :22:19 18 3 3:02:35 77 10 Mary Dybvig, 42*, Minnaapolia, Kn 3 Robin C Dow, 41, London Mw3, England 3:31:40 563 3 Ray Hardman, 55, St. Paul, Mn :23:14 31 4 Bruca Mortanaon, 41, Edan Prairia, Mn 3:06:01 92 11 Jaanna Marahall, 40*, Madiaon, Hi 3 3:33:24 663 4 Robart R Baron, 55, Charlaa City, la :26:54PR 31 5 3:09:11 101 12 Kathia Pataraon, 42*, Brooklyn Cantar, Kn John Sharidan, 40, Chiawick, London W4 2:35:03 670 5 Harold H Hubbard, 59, Naw Hopa, Mn 40 6 3:09:31 Ouantar Mialka, 43, 6146 Alabach-l 3:27:28 733 6 Robart L Shaw, 55, Saraaota, F1 33:28:24PR 56 3:11:14PR 107 7 Jaff Galloway, 40, Mariatta, Ca 737 7 13 Laa Ann Mayar, 42*, Whita Baar Laka, Kn 33:29:58 3:31:59 Edward A Magnuaon, 55, Coldan Vallay, Mn 3:11:35 90 8 Dick Kalnan, 43, Minnaapolia, Mn 109 14 Elaina Oalryapla, 43*, Cadar Falla, la 33:30:18 2:38:35 753 8 Donald Moraland, 55, Laka Nabagamon Wi 103 9 3:13:08PR 123 15 Judia Klayaan, 44*, Plymouth, Mn Michaal Banton, 40, Laatar Prairia, Mn 2:40:06 803 9 Charlaa McJilton, 55, St. Paul, Mn 3:33:06 114 10 3:13:51 Rogar Roda, 40, St. Paul, Mn 3:41:37 865 10 Oacar M Padaraon, 58, Marahall, Mn 116 11 3:15:49PR Woaan 45 - 49 Jarad Mondry, 43, Excalaior, Mn 3:41:43 937 11 John W Brooka, 58, Ediiu, Mn 131 13 3:17:58 19 Dan Shannon, 41, Roaavilla, Mn 3:43:33 966 13 Robart M Brown, 58, Siran, Wi 1 Diana Palaaaon, 47*, Ottawa, Ontario 2:56:45 143 13 3:19:31PR 45 Richard Craig Bailly, 41, Fargo, Nd 3:44:30 977 13 Waltar M Baiar, 59, Duluth, Mn 2 Anna Bing, 46*, Old Lyaa, ct 3:11:26 153 14 3:19:54 49 Jin Powara, 43, St. Louia, Mo 3:45:14 1074 14 Robart E Mackia, 55, Suparior, Wi 3 Ada Latinaky, 47*, Oakbank, Manitoba 3:12:06 163 15 3:33:53 John Crandia, 43, Elk Rivar, Mn 2:45:43 1148 15 Frad L Dodd, 59, Craanwich, Ct 131 4 Xaya N Saralund, 47*, Bait Laka City Ut 3 34:37 189 16 Paul R Andaraon, 40, Rochaatar, Mn 3:35:33PR 146 3:47:37 1154 16 Chuck Eckal, 55, Brooklyn Park, Mn 5 Carol fichnaidar, 46*, Baraaota, F1 3 36:55 303 17 3:35:39 Rainar Rochalaau, 43, Roaavilla, Mn 2:48:30 1307 17 Waltar Raaula, 58, Minnatonka, Mn 163 6 Patricia s Faunea, 4B*, Minnaapolia, Kn 3: 39105 306 18 3:30:09 200 Janaa L Olaan, 43, Bloomington, Mn 3:48:55 >M7 18 Byron F Van Daka, 58, Mapla Crova, Mn 7 Sandy Banond, 46*, Lakavilla, Kn 3:44:18 311 19 Ton M smith, 43, Coon Rapida, Mn 3:34:53PR 242 8 3:49:33 450 19 Caorga Sivanich, 57, Northfiald, Mn Mauraan K Naarland, 45*, Minnaapolia Mn 3:50:17PR 314 30 3:34:58 Thomaa F Andraw, 43, Duluth, Mn 3:49:39 1476 30 Caorga Hunkina, 58, St. Paul, Mn 255 9 Linda lauranzo, 45*, Das Moinaa, la 3: 51:59Pll 339 31 John Praaton, 40, Winnipag, Manitoba 3:35:48 268 2:50:35 1479 31 Loran Johnaon, 55, Rochaatar, Mn 10 Karan Graanvaldt, 48*, Vamdala, Mn 3: 53:52 334 23 3:35:49 Chuck Vanaradala, 41, [:acatur, H 3:50:46 1583 33 Don Rivard, 56, St. Paul, Mn 269 11 Nadalaina B Lundatren, 47*, Albart Laa, Kn 348 33 3:38:53 Clark Andaraon, 41, Oacaola, Wi 3:51:35 3:53:55 349 34 Jim Baillargaon, 41, Somaraat, Wi 3:51:36 Man 60 - 64 364 12 Oaa Hanson, 47*, Fargo, Nd 4:11:04 394 35 David Hirth, 44, Fargo, Md ' 366 3:54:01 13 Nancy Harrar, 46*, Bloomington, Kn 4: 11:10PR 429 1 376 14 Dorothy A Mardan, 48*, Minnaapolis, Kn Man 45 Jia o*Nail, 60, La Jolla, Ca 3:00:05 4: 12:58PR 386 1043 2 John C Burton, 62, Hayzata, Mn 15 Marian 6 Barry, 45*, Woodbury, Kn 4: 14:33PR 16 1 Antonio vlllAnuova, 45, Jalapa, Vara Cruz 3:21:58 1044 3 Ralph A Pavak, 64, Littla Canada, Mn 2 :20:36 3:21:59 1083 4 John Xaston, 60, Baaidji, Mn Woman 50 - 54 28 Dan Convay, 46, Chatak, Hi 2 :24:35 3:23:07 1243 5 Carlyla Sharstad, 64, Crantsburg, Wi 35 Michaal Haffaman, 45, Portland, Or 2 :26:43 3:28:12 1275 6 Roy Carlstad, 61, St. Paul, Mn 74 1 Wan-Shi Yu, 50*, Kav Gardana, Ky 54 Pay Bradlay, 47, Mashington Do 2 :30:59 3:29:12 3:22:40 1819 7 Carry Davias, 60, Hopkins, Kn 229 2 Mary Bury Jordal, 51*, Minnatonka, Mn 65 Bill Vanus, 45, Exuouth, England 2 :34tl2 3:45:21 3:48:21 1871 8 Ronald Hiasnar, 61, Edina, Mn 341 3 Patricia Ann Wahlgran, 51*, st, Paul, Mn Caorga A Savanick, 47, Appla Vallay, Mn 2 38:30 3:46:58PR 4:06:20 1955 9 Richaond P Brown, 60, Cantral Laka, Mi 377 4 Bonnia Stockmo, 50*, Minnaapolia, Kn 91 Emaat Billups, 48, Chicago, II , 2 S38:37 3:49:4epR 4:13:10 1969 10 Nastor Valasco, 64, Fair Oaks, Ca 474 5 Eva Connor, 54*, Wabatar, Wi 122 Crag Oanun, 45, Grand Rapids, Mi 2 :42:40 3:50:15 4:31:08 1982 11 Charlaa A Rollins, 61, Caladonia, Mn 555 6 Kathryn Brodarick, 51*, St. Paul, Mn 141 Charlaa K Davias, 48, Nashington Crova, Md 3:50:53 4:50:49 2005 12 Bob Zabal, 61, Edina, Mn 571 7 Maiaia Cromia, 53*, Goldan Vallay, Kn :44:20 3:51:41PR 4:54:46 2137 13 575 8 Mauraan Daly, 50*, Minnatonka, Kn 145 10 Dala Mattaon, 45, Blooaington, Hn :44:36 Williaa H Styla, 61, Craan Bay, Wi 3:55:04 4:57:45PR 2155 14 595 9 Jan Lloyd, 53*, Minnaapolia, Mn 156 11 Rick Klayaan, 45, Plynouth, Mn :45:26 Winstan Olson, 62, Wastby, Wi 3:55:39PR 5:07:16 2211 15 Alvin L Park, 61, Minnaapolia, Mn 622 10 Sharrill s Wright, 52*, St. Paul, Mn lei 12 Ronald E Sola, 45, Rosavilla, Mn :47:22 3:57:14 5:35:11 207 13 Dick Hipp, 46, Columbia, Md :49:06 Man 65 - 69 Woaan 55-59 270 14 Caorga Orchard, 48, Iron Rivar, Mi :53:00 Man 70 & Up 271 15 Jim Laason, 49, Want Das Moinas, Xa 53:01 64 Toahiko D'Elia, 55*, Ridgawood, Nj 3:19:23 293 16 Donald M Dickaayar, 45, Fraaont, Na 53:49 521 1 81 Cliva Daviaa, 70, Tillamook, or 3:04:16 Margarat Millar, 59*. Thousand Oaks Ca 3:23:41 299 17 Tin A Bro%m, 46, Stillvatar, Mn :54:08 1797 2 96 Frank R Andaraon, 65, Balaont, Ha 3: 44:50PR Ruth Andaraon, 56*, Oakland, Ca 3:27:26 346 18 CE Jansan, 47, Middiaton, Wi 56:57 2075 3 275 Charlas D Ogilvia, 67, Ban Whaalar, Tx 3: 53:41 Diana N Coulatt, 56*, Minnaapolia, Kn 3:54:18 349 19 Larry J Kastar, 46, Marshalltovn la :57:04 2220 4 289 Mary Lou Carlson, 58*, Minnaapolia, Robart L Howard, 65, Minnaapolia, Mn 3: 57:26 Kn 3:56:44 359 20 Jia Sandnass, 45, Anoka, Mn :57:31 2327 5 Marrill Bamaby, 68, La Crosaa, wi 4: 00:59 363 21 Douglas A Paarson, 47, Eau Claira Wi :57:37 2328 6 Woman 60 - 64 Harold WCarlion, 66, Minnaapolia, Mn 4: 01:00PR 367 22 Donald W Saari, 46, Bumsvilla, Mn 57:41 2560 7 Richard C Gardnar, 67, Minnaapolia, Mn Woman 65 - 69 370 4: 17:29 23 Gaoff Harrington, 45, Ridgafiaid, Ct :57:50 2690 8 Woman 70 t Up Bamia Ziapfar, 67, Minnaapolia, Mn 4; 26:02 377 24 Jia Lindlay, 45, Fargo, Hd :58:05 2901 9 Clayton Moran, 71, Minnaapolia, Mn 4: 52:57 406 25 Tarry Ku^hy, 48, Alaont, Mi :59:28 2915 10 629 1 Ethal Fuma, 76*, Wabaaba, Mn Chris Hainlan, 65, Bt. 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