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President Willie Stamm 4 SHORTS 24 hour relay report, from our past, La. Grand Prix Race Director Alvin Roussel Results and more.
Board of Directors Julianne Cox 6 AT THE RACES Ron Brinkman Charlene Ruckstuhl Report on out of town races. Larry Centola Jerry Hardouin Elaine Joseph 8 JACKSON DAY RACE 1985 Treasurer Story and pictures of this year’s 77th Jackson Day Mo Emory Race. Secretary Billie Simmons 10 RACE RESULTS Past President Ed Fleischmann Official results from NOTC races begin on page 10.
Marathon Chairman Cary Kuhlmann 18 SOMETIMES A RUNNER STUMBLES
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The following is a letter sent by NOTC member Gary Alexander to WWL-TV, Sta tion and/or Program Manager, 1024 N. Rampart St., New Orleans, LA.
Dear Non-Runner: Yesterday, a world record was set in the Marathon run. The first I heard about it was a 5-second news update by Brent Musburger at about 8:45 p.m. on your station. I could have heard about it much earlier, if you had chosen to broadcast what most of your other CBS af filiates in the nation found time to broad cast, the Chicago Marathon. This major marathon, which is one of the top 5 in the world, and the "top road race in the U.S.A.," according to Track and Field News, featured such stellar Olympians as 37-year-old world champion Carlos Lopes, the world's 2nd fastest marathoner Rob de Castella, and the Boston Marathon victor, Geoff Smith. (Please consult ABC if you want to find out about how high their ratings were for their Olympic marathon.) One of the exciting things about wat ching live coverage of a marathon is the thrill of anticipating a world record. You can measure it each mile, and it resembles (to me, as a baseball fan) the pitching of a no-hitter. If the guy has "good stuff," he goes out in a sub-5-minute mile and sustains it for the first 10 to 13 miles, building up the tension of a major event about to happen. This kind of excitement is not possible when you are forced to read the papers the next morning. It's the thrill of the event, not the obituaries on Monday morning, that make for exciting sports drama. Next week, we have the New York Marathon, and there will be more running events in the future. Please do your best to accommodate the thousands of running fans in this area who join such clubs as the New Orleans Track Club, or the 15,000 or so amateurs who run the Crescent City Classic each year. We are not only a large mass, but studies show we are also affluent, highly educated and public-spirited leaders. Who is your audience for a re-run of Gable and Lombardi I would be interested to see if your ratings justified your choice of ignoring 15,000 runners and thousands more general sports fans in the area. Steve Jones
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FOOTPRINTS 3 SHORTS FROM OUR PAST sion, Mandeville's Shirley saw defeat in LAGP races only once to claim the state championship ahead of New Orleans' The first 5K race handled by the New NOTC/TCHOUPITOULAS Marilyn McConnell. Orleans Track Club was in Audubon Park The Louisiana Grand Prix is a series (ap RELAY and started in the back of the park by the prox. 10-12) of races in which Louisiana flamingo cage. The race made one loop and resident runners can compete for individual The 10-hour relay, billed as a 24-hour ended close to Laurel Street as it enters the awards in each race as well as obtain perfor relay but only partially completed, was park. (The 3 mile race started by the old mance points for overall series awards. The held on Harvey's King's Grant Track on the steam engine and made the loop.) LAGP is sponsored by Delta Air Lines, first weekend of December. The distance This first 5K race was sponsored by Converse, and the Human Performance covered was 111 (x 1600/1609) miles in ten Edgar (Pepper) Bright, T. (Tom) C.W. Ellis Center. Assistance is provided by the Cajun hours and 33 seconds for an average time and Michael Kearney. It was a true spon Road Runners Club from Lafayette, Club per mile of 5:24. Congratulations to Mark sored race — no entry fee and on front of South-Baton Rouge, Oachita Valley Road Malander (4:59.7/mile for 14 miles), Jim the t-shirt was a picture of a large runner Runners Club in Monroe and the New Rentschler (4:59.8/mile for 14 miles), Bill with a very large stomach with his belt Orleans Track Club. The LAGP is directed Liles (5:17.5/mile for 13 miles), Willem under the stomach. The race was called the by Tommy Martty and Chuck George. Winter (5:23.7/mile for 13 miles), Barney Uptown Swells. This was one of the early Williams (5:28.3/mile for 13 miles), John sponsored races along with the New Weitz (5:30.5/mile for 13 miles), Ray Ward Orleans Athletic Club's Turkey Day Race, (5:41/mile for 13 miles), Steve Snell (alter Jackson Day Race and the A1 Briede Gold GRAND PRIX SERIES ’84 nate - 12 miles), and Jeff Bell (5:31/mile for Cup Race. FINAL STANDINGS 4 miles) for their persistent efforts. Thanks At one time this race had the largest to Joey Provenzano for filling in as a last number of runners, more than the above OPEN DIVISION (MEN) minute substitute (after already running a races. Mike Mullan 835 Lyle Parker 740 long workout the same day) when two team — Al Briede, III members were absent at the start, placing a William Marino 540 burden on the team, particularly evident Kent McDonald 420 after Provenzano was forced to withdraw 1984 LOUISIANA Keith Broussard 330 in the third round after two solid miles and Jim Rentschler 275 Bell had to excuse himself following a hip GRAND PRIX FINAL Fred Miller 245 injury in the fifth round following four con Oliver Marshall 175 sistent miles. The remaining eight relayers SERIES RESULTS Jerry Yunker 140 found it difficult to rest in the allotted time Eugene Dedeaux 130 between their turns in the rotation, as a Mike Mullan from Marrero, LA and New Mark Malander 130 result of having less than adequate time Orleans' Peggy Cleary earned the right to Chris Kuttruff 110 (30-45 minutes) between turns to warm call themselves "State Champions" as each F. Broussard 110 down, stretch, eat and/or drink something, were awarded handsome Louisiana Grand Carl Jeansonne 105 rest, stretch again, warm-up and be ready Prix Open Division Championship Plaques, Pablo Presedo 85 to go again. Winter and Snell both recorded a Converse warm-up suit with the LAGP Chris Russell 80 their mile P.R.'s in the early roundsl The logo, and round-trip tickets courtesy of Bill Liles 80 5th through 12th rounds were endured with Delta Air Lines to compete in the Tampa, Joe Siedlicki 65 an 8-man rotation before Steve Snell suc FL "Gasparilla Distance Classic." The Terry Schalow 65 cumbed to fatigue in the 13th round. The LAGP also provided an expense/accom- Nick Smith 55 remaining 7, after going a round and a half modations package for each. Both Mike Jimmy Edwards 55 with only 6 miles between relay legs for and Peggy claimed their titles through fast Van Saveli 55 each person, mutually agreed to terminate consistant racing as Mullan competed in all Randy Stephens 50 the relay shortly after 4:00 A.M., Sunday of the 10 series events starting in June and Hal Mealo 50 morning. finishing up with the Jan. 6, Jackson Day Steve Falcone 50 Thè runners very much appreciated the Race. Peggy managed to make 7 of the 10 Wayne Chenet 50 volunteer help of Suzanne DiGeorge, Mar events for her title. The runners up in the Steve Grenchia 50 tha George, and others who turned out to open division were Baton Rouge's Lyle Jory Stein 45 support the team during a part of the night. Parker, who battled down to the wire with Don McGarey 45 Barry McCarthy Thanks also go to the sponsors, including Mike. Chris Gonzales of New Orleans trail 45 Mike Jayner Kentwood Spring Water, American ed Peggy for the women's runner up spot. 45 Jim Richardson Medical Corp., the West Jefferson Recrea The veterans division (35-39) had 40 Ron Campbell tion Department for the use of the track and Lafayette's Tom Hopkins and Baton 40 Ron Brinkman facilities, and the Metairie Jaycees for their Rouge's Joan Marler the victors. In the 40 Ted Veasey volunteer support. American Heart master's division (40-49 yrs. old), both the 40 John Broussard Association pledges were still being ac male and female segments saw close com 35 Robert Spillman 35 cepted as this issue went to press. petition between 1st and 2nd place Edward Thomas 35 Interest has been expressed by numerous finishers. Metairie's Joey Provenzano edged Frankie Garcia 35 runners to make a future attempt at break out New Orleans' Dave Jeffrey for the Junius Nixon 35 ing the state's 24-hour relay record (279 + Men's championship while Baton Rouge's Willie Stamm 35 miles). Better health and firmer com Yvonne Lee kept pace to outrun New Stephen Brown 30 mitments will be needed from runners such Orleans' Jody Gates for the women's state Jerry Dedinger 30 as those who cancelled their plans to par championship. In the Legends Division Ted Heroman 30 ticipate during the week or so prior to this Kenner's Charlie Wimberley became the Gary Sibelle 30 relay. A morning start may be favored, only undefeated state champion with solid since a number of the runners believed that dominant performances to surpass the OPEN DIVISION (WOMEN) this would allow them to be better rested otherwise great performances of Lafayette's Peggy Cleary 600 before the event. Rievers Faul. In the ladies Legends Divi Chris Gonzales 340 4 FOOTPRINTS Joyce Deason 340 Lurline Struppeck 75 Marianne Albright 75 Jenni Peters 200 Lennie Russell 75 Patty Andrews 75 Julia Flotron 170 Carole Frank 50 Ruth Laney 50 Cheryl Stevenson 150 Anita Cangelosi 50 Betty Stanley 50 Virginia Besthoff 130 Mary Sims 50 Pam Williams 100 MASTERS DIVISION (MEN) Margaret Turner 50 Kim Schnurpfeil 100 Joey Provenzano 760 Amelia Woolf oik 80 LEGENDS DIVISION (MEN) Dave Jeffrey 660 Charlie Wimberley 900 Barbara McQuille 80 Mike Witkin 370 Vickie Via 70 Rievers Faul 725 Fred Miller 360 PatThomas 350 Cindy Coggins 60 Kent Albright 310 Buffie Allen 60 Jim Taylor 100 Richard East 220 Eddie LeRouge 100 Sylvie Wilkins 60 Mel Lacey 220 Lynn McFadden 60 Foster Doty 75 Larry Fuselier 160 Norris McDiwitt 75 Fillis Friedman 60 Allan Gibson 100 Billie Simmons 40 Jim Darby 50 Dale Merceron 90 Gene Ebren 50 Tina Niklaus 40 John Hendry 80 Mary Mire 40 Bob Thieler 40 LEGENDS DIVISION (WOMEN) Julia Bain 40 Charlie Viers 40 Shirley Dufaur 825 Kim Pou 40 Doug Smith 20 Marilyn McConnell 600 Evelyn Parker 30 Jim Callaway 20 Irma Landry 150 Marlene Sonnier 20 Buster Matthews 20 Elisabeth Van Battum 125 Francis Lobrano 20 Len Bahr 10 Eva Norwood 75 Jan Milton 20 Marvin Coate 10 Louis McFarland 50 Janet Earhart 20 Roger Waggoner 10 Debra Thompson 50 Teresa Taylor 20 Bob Long 10 Dorothy Golson 50 Sue Aucoin 10 Don Phelps 10 Carolyn Adcock 10 Ed Whiteman 10 Mary Jo Finley 10 Jay Buckman 10 Louisiana Grand Prix — 84 was co administered by: Cajun Road Runners VETERANS DIVISION (MEN) MASTERS DIVISION (WOMEN) -Lafayette, Club South Runners - Baton T om Hopkins 400 Yvonne Lee 775 Rouge, New Orleans Track Club - New Gerald Joubert 380 Jody Gates 625 Orleans, and Ouachita Valley Road Run Dr. Pat 300 Ruth Stroughter 175 ners Club - Monroe. John Geise 240 Martha Wright 125 The series sponsors were Delta Airlines, C.J. Mouton 160 Inka Mims 100 Converse, and Human Performance In Jed Cantley 100 Jo Ann Carroll 100 stitute. Ronald LaPoint 100 Mark Marley 100 Mike Cusack 90 Paul Aucoin 80 Dave Sears 70 William Watson 60 Bob Warrington 60 Paul Daniels 60 Richard Abbrecht 60 Billy Savant 40 Ron Terry 40 Louis Licata 40 Charles D'Albor 40 Robert Sonnier 20 Mike Richard 20 Steve Maggio 20 Willem Winter 20 Terry Kincaid 20 Shady Shadwell 20 Richard Snow 20 Richard Kananen 20 Dean Songy 10 Peter Soutullo 10 Gordon Blanchard 10 Preston Boudreaux 10 VETERANS DIVISION (WOMEN) Joan Marlar 625 Cheryl Creswell 300 Kathy Vogel 275 Betty Boppart 250 Diane T orres 150 Trudy Gaspard 100 Margaet Gies 100 Willie Marino, Kent McDonald, Lyle Parker, Mike Mullen, Grand Prix leaders at Ole Man Barbara Sharp 75 River Half Marathon. FOOTPRINTS 5 were Kent McDonald, who proved that he AT THE RACES is quickly coming back to peak form as he blasted the field with 30:00 flat victory Daily Herald Centennial Marathon The women's winner was New Orleans' ahead of Lyle Parker at 30:37; and Mike November 4, 1984, Mississippi Gulf Coast Nancy Ferris with a finish time of 3:27:14. Mullan at 31:05. Joey Provenzano Other New Orleans area finishers included established a masters New Course Record Put a $5,000.00 prize up front for the first Lloyd Held (3:25:29), Pete Soutullo with a PR of 34:05. Other runners and finisher in the marathon and see who shows (2:57:26), Eugene Dedeaux (3:06:43), David times were Ron Brinkman (36:00), Charlie upl From this area, locals Kent McDonald, Kettel (2:54:33), David Ferris (3:27:14), Wimberly (38:18), Larry Fuselier (35:49), Ian Wilkinson, and Eugene Dedeaux toed Carl Lueth (3:12:47), Vincent Capo and Chuck George (39:06). Race director, the line. Other notable entrants were Daniel (3:15:44), Todd Theriot (3:17:00), Reginald Sandy Johnson from the Central Bank, and Rutto, a highly ranked runner from Johnson (3:24:02), Dale Stiles (3:40:42), Ouachita Valley RRC president, Marvin Mississippi State University, and Mobile's Janie Johnson (3:50:16), and Wendell Dearman, and the race volunteers did a ter Mike Plumb, the 1984 Jackson Day Race Johnson (3:50:16), Mike Andrews rific job at this race. champion. (3:55:08), Wayne Schlosser (4:05:13), Irvin With the sizeable prize up for grabs Pellerin (4:14:34), Henry Schlosser Dedeaux and Wilkinson took the early lead (4:32:48), Pete Pericone (5:01:51), and Cajun Cup 10K about 100 yards ahead of McDonald, Valerie Andrews (4:23:45). The Mississippi November 10, 1984, Lafayette, LA Plumb and Rutto. Of these runners the only Gulf Coast Running Club is to be com one with substantial marathon credits was mended for their fine administrative exper Lafayette's largest road race drew many McDonald with a 2:18:40 PR in his last tise. Race Director Marty Brown, the jack runners with some impressive credentials. marathon 4 years ago. How the marathon of all trades of the GCRC, will be sadly Among them was last year's winner Randy layoff would affect him only time would missed as he and family will soon depart for Rein from Fayetteville, AK; course record tell. Dedeaux and Rutto were known to be Brazil. holder Kent McDonald; Desmond O'Con strong 2:30 marathoners and Wilkinson had nor; Lyle Parker and Mike Mullan. After a no known marathon experience. At any brief rain the field of over 800 runners rate none of these athletes were going to let started. Randy Rein reclaimed the cham anybody take the money and run. Passing pionship with a time of 29:52 followed by the 10 mile mark Rutto took the lead as O'Connor in 30:33 and Mullan at 30:35. Wilkinson dropped out and Dedeaux began Central Bank - State 10KM Champion Houston's Rene Odom claimed the to fade. McDonald and Plumb followed ship women's crown with a clocking of 36:25. closely behind. Before reaching mile 20 October 27, 1984, Monroe, LA The race awards consisted of finely crafted McDonald took the lead and assumed full pewter mugs designed by local artist Floyd command as both Rutto and Plumb ap Several local runners made the trek up to Sonnier. This Cajun Cup race marked the parently hit the wall. McDonald finished in Monroe for the State Championship 10K. A end of Glenn Gremillion's directorship after 2:24:33, far ahead of second place Rutto in stop on the Louisiana Grand Prix series, this many years. His directorship "retirement" is 2:37:26, and Plumb in 2:45:32. Local race is highly recommended as one of the a sad note. Hopefully, the Cajun Road Run marathoner Mike West continued to im best in Louisiana and is easily accessible via ners will continue to put on a fine quality prove his PR with a fine fourth place finish 1-55 and Hwy. 27 through Mississippi and race that he was so instrumental in time of 2:52:29. then 1-20 to Monroe. Among the locals establishing.
Bermuda - The Best Kept Secret Sonat—Vulcan Run November 24, 1984, Birmingham, AL This year marks the tenth year the Ber 10K were Dietmar Millonig of Austria in muda International 10K and Marathon 29:24 and Grete Waitz of Norway in 32:55. Rated in many running magazines as one have been held. The 801 runners took off at The Marathon took place on Sunday, of the top races in the country, the Sonat- 10:00 a.m. on a challenging course in a January 20th with 200 starters of which 151 Vulcan Run speaks for itself. A very modest warm rain on Saturday, January 19. It was finished. It was unseasonably warm and $6.00 entry fee, awards to the top 10 quite an event. World class as well as sunny for the time of year. The course was overall, top five masters and top 10 in each weekend runners dashed to the finish line as quite hilly and snaked through the entire age group; a terrific color results publica crowds of enthusiastic Bermudian island. The overall winners for that race tion and exciting race course, make this one onlookers cheered and called runners by were Walter Saeger of the U.S. in 2:22:15 of the South's premier road races. their name or their race number. It seems and Tracy Robinson of Canada in 2:52:24. Marcos Barreto of Mexico established a that the local newspapers like to get Bermuda is a small island of 55,000 in New Course Record with a winning time of everyone involved by publishing the names population. It is an English Commonwealth 28:18. The women's winner was Katy Schil- and race numbers of all the registrants of country that is 600 miles east of the ly in 33:20. Most of the big names in runn both races the day before the race so that Carolinas. Besides being absolutely ing in the Southeast U.S. were here for this the crowds will know who the runners are. beautiful the island is safe. There is no event. Among the New Orleans contingent What a thrill to hear scores of local people poverty and minimal crime. One can run were Peggy Cleary placing 10th overall in calling out your name as you pass by! It the entire island without fear of harass the women's field with a 36:42, Kent was a first for one of NOTC's own ment. McDonald 6th in his age group with a members, Elaine Joseph, to be there in Ber The speed limit for autos is 20 miles an 30:46, Oliver Marshall 10th in his age group muda and running in the 10K event. Elaine, hour and is rigidly enforced. Elaine says with a 31:55, Steve Falcone with a 32:40, head of the NOTC Volunteer Committee, that even though the hilly course is not Carlton Smith with a 33:48 8th in his age finished the race in 52:00. This was her first easy, the race is the best out of town race group, Jorge Perrera 33:52, Joey Proven 10K since being injured a year ago, and she she has attended and plans to go again next zano 2nd in the 40-44 age group with a PR finished the race in 543rd place. Elaine went year. In fact most of the runners who run 33:56, Bill Liles 34:25, Bryan Roberts 35:43, to Bermuda with a group organized by the Bermuda races come back every year to Ray Ward 34:57 and Chuck George at Marathon Tours of Boston, which arranges compete. Grete has been coming for six 38:14. many such running vacations. years. But please don't tell anyone — it's a The top male and female finishers for the secret. — Chuck George
6 FOOTPRINTS DALLAS WHITE ROCK RUNNING THE MARINE CORPS MARATHON MARATHON The Dallas White Rock Marathon was The conditions were nearly perfect for to Hains Point and back to the Tidal Basin. held on Sunday morning, December 2nd, the 26-mile, 385-yard marathon through Known as the "Marathon of Monuments", and provided a cool, scenic, but com Northern Virginia and the monuments of the course passes the Lincoln Memorial, the petitive course for myself and the 3,500 Washington, D. C. The forecasted rain Supreme Court, the Jefferson Memorial, other runners who toed the starting line at never materialized, temperatures remained the Washington Monument, Capitol Hill Dallas City Hall. Following a new route in the low 50's and clouds frequently pro and goes through the heart of the Govern that went past Turtle Creek, through well- tected the runners from the sun. Concern ment's Office Building area. From the Tidal to-do residential areas, and up Mock about the heat, which had marred the New Basin, runners crossed the Fourteenth Street ingbird Lane, the first 10 miles leading to York Marathon the week before, disap Bridge across the Potomac River back into White Rock Lake rolled along well with on peared as a cold front swept through the Virginia and once again past the Pentagon ly a couple of short hills. day before the race. Of the 10,000 starters to the Iwo Jima Monument finish area. The next 10 miles circle the lake, and is (12,000 had entered) 8,491 finished, one The race did not have a particularly fast perhaps the most beautiful and flatest part runner being John M. Lawrence of field nor the crowds of spectators that turn of the course. Most experienced runners got Metairie, Louisiana, and a member of the ed out for the New York Marathon. The into a nice "groove" during this stretch, arid New Orleans Track Club. Lawrence, who winning time was 2:19:39 by Brad Ingram maintaining pace was easy. But the looming began running in August 1983 and began of Mansfield, Ohio. The fastest woman was hills of miles 20 through 22Vi, plus the swil- levee training as a member of the Class of Pamela Briscoe, of Chevy Chase, ing head winds we had on this chilly '85, was running his first marathon at the Maryland, in 2:43:20. However, the plann December morning, separated the truly leisurely pace of 11 minutes per mile. ing and quality of care for runners was se prepared marathoner from the novice. Although according to Lawrence, his cond to none. The Marine Corps, as usual, finishing time is best left unrecorded, some left no detail to chance, with numerous aid Overall winners turned in fine times: of his memorable impressions about the stations, splits at every mile, water stops Bruce McCay won the Men's Open Divi Marathon of Monuments should be shared and field hospitals manned by marines. At sion in 2:20:20, and Karen Miller took the with readers of Footprints. every mile, marines called splits and yelled Womens Open Division in 2:50:06. Masters encouragement to the runners. Any 11 winners were Wayne Jones (2:34:11) and Race headquarters for the Nineth Marine minute per mile marathoner would enjoy Fay Dureser (3:12:18). Corps Marathon was again the Sheraton the excitement. Also the Virginia State Although one only managed a 3:25:49 as National Hotel, located near the start and Troopers should be commended for ex I walked/jogged the final 6 miles, I was finish of the course, a short three minute cellent handling of traffic, especially during pleased with my 20 mile split of 2:20. metrorail ride from the Pentagon. The race the latter part of the race from the Four NOTC member Dean Songy turned in a began at 9:00 a.m. at the Iwo Jima Monu teenth Street Bridge to the Iwo Jima Monu fine performance: 120th place finish in ment with the sound of a 155 mm howitzer ment. 2:49:40 and a qualifying title for April's and music from the Marine Corps Band, Anyone planning to run the Marine Boston Marathon. and proceeded to the Pentagon, around the Corps Marathon should consider the race Finally, the Hyatt Regency Dallas was Pentagon and back to the starting area to as a safe, well planned, and mostly asphalt race headquarters and provided excellent Georgetown across the Key Bridge. Crowds course. Everyone who had run the rooms at quite reduced prices for the were best in the Georgetown and Pentagon marathon previously said it was always Marathon runners. The Sports Exposition areas, with several High School Bands play cold for this race. At the finish, the Marines was a bit of a let-down, but the Post-Race ing as the runners grabbed orange slices and had hot soup and cold beer for the runners Awards Banquet at the nearby Convention something called "body punch" from the with shuttle buses to return the runners to Center was fun and well attended. Dallas numerous aid stations along the way. As the Pentagon area. The "Marathon of White Rock is a scenic and well-organized the course left Georgetown, runners passed Monuments" would leave lasting impres event; just get ready for a few quad-testing through Rock Creek Parkway to Constitu sions on this runner and should be con hills near the end of the race. tion Avenue to Capitol Hill. After circling sidered as one not to miss. the Capitol and returning along In — Mike Meehan dependence Avenue, the runners went out — John Lawrence BE AN ACTIVE MEMBER!! I am interested in volunteering at the following NOTC races.
NAME ______Mail To: ADDRESS ______NOTC - Volunteer Committee CITY, ZIP ______P.O. Box 52003 PHONE# ______day New Orleans, LA 70152-2003 ______night FOOTPRINTS 7 JACKSON DAY SMASHING SUCCESS The 78th Edition of Jackson Day was of Gulfport, Mississippi; and always tough strong second and edged teammate one that many New Orleans Runners will Joyce Deason of Branch, Louisiana. Caldwell 32:44 to 33:04, with Sally Law not soon forget. The indigenous, point-to- Soon after the starting horn sounded, a charging at the end to claim fourth (33:27) point, 5.6 mile course that roughly traces distinct pack emerged from the 1,000 + over game Joyce Deason fifth (33:29). the route of General Andrew Jackson's starters with Branson pushing the early In the Men's Masters Division, Alan Pill motley volunteer troops to its French pace. Hartel, Jones, Helme, Fidler, ing of the Atlanta Track Club blasted to a Quarter garrison was once again subjected Howcroft, Rutto and Plumb followed close new course record (29:49) in besting Bobby to British invasion. Liverpudlians Gerry ly through a 4:33 first mile. The quick pace Dannelley of Mississippi (2nd/30:10) and Helme, runnerup in the London Marathon, took its toll as Helme and Jones surged to fast improving Stan Arthur of Birmingham and Steve Howcroft joined fellow Briton the front with the feisty Hartel right behind (3rd/30:12). The women's race had Patti Swag Hartel, who now makes Louisville, as the others slowly dropped back. Coming Sudduth of Crawfordville, FL winning in a Kentucky his home, in their assault on the off the Wisner overpass just after 2Vi miles, new course record (36:09) over locals Crescent City. Joining them in a talent Helme made a decisive move and pulled Yvonne Lee (2nd/38:ll) and Patty An laden field were Racing South Grand Prix away from Hartel and the tiring Jones. drews (3rd/39:36). leader Roger Jones of Marietta, Georgia; Helme slowly lengthened his lead until he A mild upset occurred in the Grand Kenyan Daniel Rutto (currently an educa turned onto Orleans Avenue. Here at 3Vi Masters Division, as Mississippi's Sam tion student at Mississippi State miles the wind was now in his face, so he Turnbull (31:52) showed his heels to Racing University); Zane Branson of Johnson City, decided to coast a bit, conserving himself South Grand Prix leader Gerald Koch of Tennessee; Lee Fidler of Racing South com for any potential race-end challenge. Clarksville, Tennessee (32:26) with petitive team; defending champion Mike However, one never materialized. The real Kenner's Charley Wimberley taking third Plumb from Mobile, Alabama; and local fight was now for second place between (34:32). In the hotly contested women's favorites Jim Rentschler and Mark Hartel and Jones, who battled it out until Grand Masters Division, local Marilyn Mc Malander, both representing the the Orleans Avenue stretch where the craf Connell (42:21) edged Liz Van Battum Tchoupitoulas Social Aid and Athletic ty Hartel surged uncontested into second (42:24) and Louisiana Grand Prix champion Club. place. Howcroft, who meanwhile was pick Shirley Dufaur (42:40). ing up steam, passed the fading Jones in the The Women's field looked equally for last mile. Helme hit the winning finish tape Post race activities at the Jackson midable with defending champion Peggy (26:17), almost a minute ahead of Hartel Brewery included a stirring musical set by Cleary joining her Racing South teammate (27:16). Howcroft claimed third (27:32) Mason Ruffner and the Blues Rockers and and former Grand Prix Champion Laura with Jones fourth (27:44), and Daniel Rutto plenty of cold Coors beer. Caldwell in testing Tulane Medical Student fifth (27.53). Jim Rentschler was the first Race director Chuck George presented and former NCAA 10,000 Meter Champ local finisher in ninth place (28:07) as he the Racing South Grand Prix awards along Kim Schnurpfeil. Rounding out the field overtook Mark Malander, eleventh (28:22) with the final Louisiana Grand Prix awards. were recent Memphis Express Marathon in the final mile. George, along with invited runner director winner Beth Walker of Little Rock, Arkan The women's race was also a no contest Ron Brinkman and finish line director, sas; Sonat-Vulcan Marathon Champ Gail as favorite Schnurpfeil shot to the front Mike Meehan, seemingly worked miracles Ogle; Olympic Trials Marathoner Chris from the start and lead wire-to-wire in a with a limited budget in making this the Gonzalez; Gulf Coast speedster Sally Law new course record of 30:59. Cleary ran a finest Jackson Day Race everl
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.... Race Director Chuck George and in Dear Ron, vited runner director Ron Brinkman work Thanks very much for including me ed miracles with their meager budget. In all among the invited athletes for the 78th divisions the competition was tough and it Jackson Day Race. I enjoyed my visit to was, without a doubt, the best Jackson Day New Orleans. Field ever assembled. I thought the race was well organized and - Racing South Magazine had many positive aspects. I liked the course and having run it once, I feel like I Dear Ron, could improve. The ride on the riverboat Thank you so much for the hospitality was a nice touch, too. Also, I thoroughly shown by you and your race committee enjoyed Mason Ruffner & Co. My host and during our stay in New Orleans. It was a hostess [Kent and Annette McDonald] took treasured trip — even though I didn't do so good care of me. hot in the race! I need to get down to some I appreciated your introducing me to Pat serious training and not so much partying Berry. Perhaps if I get to New Orleans for the night before a race! Ha! I don't get to go the Crescent City Classic, we can do some to New Orleans every weekend so I said to serious record shopping. myself "Why not enjoy it" and let me tell Give my regards and thanks to all involv you that is what I did! ed in producing the Jackson Day Race. If I can ever be of assistance to you con Dear Ron, Please keep me in mind for next year. cerning running, please feel free to call. Just a note of thanks to Chuck and you. See you on the roads. Thanks again for a lovely weekend and Sally Law, Roger Jones, and myslef enjoyed - Lee Fidler good running to you! the race. Stone Mountain, GA - Gail Ogle We look forward to running in the 79th Selma, AL Edition of the Jackson Day Race and hope Dear Ron, you will invite us back. Again, if I can be of Hi! Sally Law here to write and thank Ron, any assistance give me a call. you for a very good run at the Jackson Day Just a few lines to thank you and the New - Steve Schoenewald Race this past Sunday. I thoroughly en Orleans Track Club for your super joyed myself both Saturday and Sunday, hospitality while we were at your race 5 & 6 especially the steamboat ride. January. The room was great and In 1914, the British invaded New Would also like to say thank you for the everything associated with the race was Orleans. Andrew Jackson's troops doubled- room you made available in my behalf. It outstanding. timed across the city to repell that attack. made things easier for me for the weekend. The only problem was I just couldn't For the last 78 years, a 5.6-mile road race Although I didn't need the bus transporta seem to find that little extra to cut 40 has recognized that battle. The British came tion, I think things were well organized and seconds off my time to catch Sam Turnbull. back this year, in the person of Gerry the turnout was good. Sam ran really well that day. Helme, Swag Hartel and Steve Howcroft. I ran to a fourth place in the race, and We ran in Savannah, GA, 12 January — The locals were no match for them as they was excited to be a part of this Jackson Day the Vi Marathon. I won the Grand Masters finished: 1. Helme, 26:17; 2. Hartel, 27:16; event! in 1:18:26, so we got back on the winning 3. Howcroft, 27:32. Kim Schnurpfeil, With sincerely thanks; until we meet track. It was sure cold there. former Stanford runner who now is a stu again! Again, Ron, thanks to all of you, we real dent at Tulane University, was an easy - Sally Law ly appreciated everything. women's winner in 30:59. Peggy Cleary ran Gulfport, MISS Hope to see you again next year! 32:43 and Laura Caldwell, 33:04. P.S. Forgot to mention the weather; want - Gerald Koch - Joe Henderson to tell you that you did a good job there, Clarksville, TN Running Commentary too!
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RANDLE 83 l » 36 » 57 7 i 84 84 6 0 1 3 3 1 0 1 4 3 £ » PLACE NAME oge TIME PACE ROSEMARY JOHNSON J 39 RICK BEDWELL Í 7 1 »36.53 7 i 84 83 6 0 1 4 6 10 151 10 I COACH MIKE MULLAH £4 l » 06 87 3 04 MflllY CZUBOK 1 40 STEVE D1RGIN 87 1 »37)03 7»83 86 61 » 13 1 0 » 5 6 21 £ LYLE PAUKER 87 I »0 6 »4 l 3 »03 PHYLLIS GREMILLION 141 ALVIN ROUSSEL 39 1Ì37I0B 7 »83 31 6 1 ( 1 5 1 0 : 5 6 £ 8 3 KTNT MC DONALD 32 lI07»04 3 »07 « 33 G l » IS 1 42 RUN 0 > > *>00 « 1 0 » 5 6 0 WILt.IAM J. MAftlNO £9 1 i 10146 3 » 84 I 76 MARTHA VOUT 61 » 33 143 RON HALL 1 7 > 37 r 08 34 13 9 1 1 1 0 0 11 5 OLIVER -lARSIIALL 34 ! i 1 1»84 5 » 87 177 SUZANNE DEMOREST 61 »37 11 >04 3 144 RAN HALL 30 1>37»00 7 »83 34 6 DR. PAt 35 I 1 U 1 40 3 »88 l 76 COTHY CUMMINGS I 4 3 BOBBY I'l riON'-ON 80 1 137 » £0 7 «86 87 6 2 i £ 0 1 1 »06 83 WAVNC CHENET 21 I » 1S » 3 7 3 33 1 7 3 ONN SWAN t 46 ERNF.ST FUSTI.IFR 50 1 » 3 7 1 £8 7 »86 3 6 8 13 2 1 ! » 14 39 BU L L I LEG £9 I » 13»40 3.37 1 00 LYNN SKRETNV 1 4 7 PAUL VI t RANO 85 1 t 37 >05 7 »83 8B 6 2 » 3 6 1 1 » I 4 4 9 TEI) VF.A7EY £7 1 » I3«43 5 38 KATHLEEN SMITH 140 Jt DRY PELTIER 53 t » 3 7 138 7*87 3 63 » 18 1 1 » 17 30 DOLBY DAMMELI EY 41 1 r 13.41 3 « 37 OMFLA GOSSEN 149 DAN RINKS 39 1 » 3 7 » 3 1 7»87 38 6 3 1 13 1 1 « 16 3 1 1 JDEY PftÜVCN/ANO 40 1<14 >09 3» 40 103 ELL IE rORSCHLER 150 TOM GL'LLEDYE 37 1 »37.31 7 187 33 6 3 ■ 24 I 1 » 19 6 1 2 MFL LACEY 48 1 » 14 «88 3 » 4 l IÛ 4 * 3 6 3 151 Jf ll IN F.DANIWAR 30 1 »37»33 7 »27 33 6 3 » £4 1 1 ( 1 9 0 WILL IE STAMM 30 l » 14 »47 3» 43 I 03 T. MOLL l 52 MARI' MANO'.INO £9 ! »37(40 7 l 8 7 £9 63» 3 0 I I »24 31 1 4 GC RAI.D JOUIT RT 35 1 » 14»30 3 43 I 06 K IM MILLER 153 DAVID LUDWIG 0 1 i 37 » 43 7 128 0 6 4 100 1 1 (2 6 32 1 .. JERRY UrMÜ IMOF 1» 7 1 » 15«32 5 »46 I Ü 7 CHERYL HINKLE 134 WAYNE ADAMS 36 1 i 3 7 » 3 1 7 1 £8 34 6 6 » 0 3 1 1 »49 5 16 MIKC SANDL IN £9 1 » 15)43 3 » 4 7 te s 1 55 CHARLES' I.SCUUBGF JR. 47 1 » 37 153 7 »89 1* KATHLEEN GODBOUT 6 6 » 03 1 8 1 0 9 33 PHIL SIEBER £2 1 i 16)31 5 »30 8 156 JOHN KRMMNF fl I CM 33 7 ■ 89 36 I 6 3 ft 34 6 6 1 0 3 1 8 1 0 3 0 CMARl IE MENU* 34 1 » 10:81 3 39 1»37.39 41 130 R. BUXTON 68» 46 1 £ » ! 7 40 1? Mir.r WITKJN 46 1 » 10i£9 157 GL> NM Rl IUHE55 1 » 30 » 00 7 »89 14 NON COMEN 6 6 » 30 18 » J 8 £ 0 £0 CVf.RFTT f'EYFH 34 1 1 18)30 6*00 1 50 fl) MULL 33 1>30(01 7»29 33 POT FOOTS 6 0 » 3 3 1 8 » 18 7 _1 GIOVANNI ROLF CS 17 1 » 19107 6 »08 159 WILLIAM BRADLEY 36 1t 30 » 01 7 »89 36 37 DAVID R. ncnns 37 1 » t9»40 6 »03 160 TEO FONTENOT 33 1 »38»10 7 «3* 83 HC CT OR MOLINA £6 1»80«80 6 »08 ICI MARK A. MOURE £5 1)38(10 7 l 30 30 £4 MIKE MOLINA 36 1»80)80 6 »09 I CS MICHAFL PUROESS 86 1(30)16 7 »30 31 •- J Ml TEUFEL YCJKUM £7 1 ¡8 0 »38 6»09 163 ROCK CARHART 3 7 1 »30»18 7 i 30 37 56 r ic h ar d SNUW 36 1 » £0 » 34 6 »09 164 flL SPRIT IOC R 34 1 l 38 « 20 7» 30 38 2 1 J c r r croco 89 1«80)37 6(09 11 5 RICHARD WARF. 33 1l 30 « 2 l 7 »30 39 OLE MAN RIVER 3 MILER BNP MEL T Z 87 1 i 81 »03 6» 1 1 166 JOHN PERRY 34 1»30:81 7 l 30 40 £? PAUL KPOGSTAO £0 i » a i »31 6» 13 16 7 CARY KOI 11.MANN 30 I «38»34 7»31 38 MEN’S RESULTS RUY n. RUPCRGUN 33 1181»43 6» 14 1 6 fl MICHAEL D. (5UIZA 37 1 » 3B»37 7 »38 39 31 DAN r AL f.. CIME 31 1»28>09 6» 16 169 VIC rULHAM 37 1 » 38 l 43 7 »33 40 ¿2 PRESTON DClllDftrnuX .30 1 t 83 » 81 6 » 1 7 1 70 AMBROSE MlCHtFLS! 4 7 1«38»30 7» 33 t 1 C. J. MOUTON 30 1 »88»54 6(80 1 7 1 nt'N HEBERT 4 £ 1> 30 » 36 7 l 33 13 24 VINCENT CAPO '3¿ 1 »83(04 I 7£ PAI t EI 17 40 1«30(43 7 »33 16 PLACE NAME AGE TIME PACE POS 6 >80 BRY AN HAWKING ¿7 I »83100 I 73 WILLIE CLARK 55 1>38:36 7 i 33 4 I JIM RENT8CHLER 87 »14(42 4 I 3 4 0 • REGINALD JOHNSON 26 1 » 83 » 81 1 74 MARK LUCAS 16 1i39»06 7 l 34 10 8 MARK HALANDER 2 6 I 15 »11 5 I 04 1 37 BRETT BERRY 24 1 183 » 38 6 >83 1 73 R. C. ALLEN £7 l »39100 7»33 38 3 MARK LEACH 16 I 13 »14 S »0 5 1 po BUD WALDMAN 3« 1 » 83» 41 176 WAYNE WILLIAMS 33 t »37.51 7 i 28 41 4 T . GREG FORBES 86 I16»44 5 «35 £ 6 »83 39 DENNIS 0*TLYNN £9 1 »83)49 6 »84 177 PALJL IS. MILLER ££ 1 » 39« 13 7 »34 e 5 BILL LEACH 41 »17(13 5 l 45 1 j a s p e r Duutmr.nux 80 1 »84 >08 6 »83 1 70 RIP BUHLER 37 1 »39»14 7 «33 48 6 EUGENE S. JQNEB 40 I 17 13 8 3>51 2 41 RAY WARD 87 179 WILLIAM ARNOLD 33 t » 391 £8 7 ( 35 41 7 TONY DIAZ 89 I 17»48 1 » 84 » 08 6 1 83 42 HOWARD MENO 30 100 JOHN MELVIN 38 1»33(86 7 »33 43 b DALE HCRCERQN 46 I 1 6 1 0 6 6 1 0 3 3 1»84 »08 6 » 83 *3 KENT ALBRIGHT 181 MIKE NELSON £8 1t 39 » 40 7 »35 33 9 BILL FOSTER 34 »10)14 6 » 0 3 1 41 1 » 24 183 6 » £7 K 4 DAVID WURSER 102 BOBBY J. BANKS I ON 37 Ii33»38 7.36 44 10 MILTON BTEEN 26 I 16» 16 6 i 0 3 2 34 1 » 84 « 43 6 »88 45 PAT COSEY 103 jam m in e r £3 1 » 39i 13 7» 33 34 I I M ICHAEL MCCANN 37 » 10 » 8 7 6 « 0 3 3 36 1 » 84 138 6 » £9 46 RON BRINKMON 104 JAMES PAT 11.LO 46 1l 39150 7»37 18 12 LARRY HENRY 36 6» 10 4 34 1»85108 6(89 » 18l£9 GENE SPRENGER 105 TREY O'MCAl 16 1 » 40 » 01 7 »38 11 13 RODNEY ZEMKE 8 5 t 10 » 30 6 t 10 4 33 1»83»19 6» 31 48 JIM CALLAWAY 106 BOB YOUNG 30 1»40100 7 138 43 14 ALEC WHEELER 39 I 10>49 6» 16 5 42 1»S3»39 6)32 49 STEVE GIOVENCO 34 1 » £5 i 4 8 l 0 7 LARRY MURPHY £5 1»40)06 7 »38 33 13 RON KIR&CH 36 » 19»16 6 » £5 6 STEVE G*LBERT I 00 A. HORTON 40 l i 40 > 16 7.39 17 16 HENRY N. VICKNA1R 33 I 191 30 6 » 30 7 37 I »83131 6 » 33 noni, imam 1 09 DAN C.Plf r IS 32 1 >40t£0 7 » 40 48 17 GEORGE GESSLER 19 » 19136 31 l » 85 » 59 6 »34 6 » 39 2 1 30 GARY W. KrWISH -36 j'- F DWORD WHI TT MAN 43 M2&J07 6)34 1 i40»30 7« 40 46 10 PAUL DVORAK 2 6 <20104 & l 4 1 5 40 .i?. tiri uro cnn r o?» £7 t l£ & !10 6 >33 191 WALT CR TILLMAN 1 » 40138 7«40 18 19 LESTER ORTH 50 l£0»23 6 I 4 6 1 1 »40:40 T.4 BOR WILLIS 33 l » 86 « I 8 6 «33 192 U 0 7 » 4 1 * ¿0 JERRY WICKS 49 »80141 6 15 4 4 .-.t NO MilMF 28 55 MIKE RICHARD 36 6 » 48 » 00 30 14 1 »40.58 7 »48 36 21 BOB CASHEU 49 »80149 6 » 5 6 3 194 56 PAUL BIZOT 0 I i 86131 6 >38 DANIEL KERN 38 l »40(38 7 i 48 43 2 2 F . M. D A IG LE 41 »8 0 1 5 0 6 » 57 6 il'»5 CLfR KiM «. PiRRET 30 1 »41 »02 7 i 43 47 5 7 LOU DrND INNER 37 1»&6«53 6» 30 S3 BARRY BARRIOS 86 »£ 0 »57 6 <59 & 1 96 KARL PI IMF RLE Al 1 35 1»40.32 7 » 42 4B 50 EARL DF. TAN JR. £4 1 » 86 » 56 6*38 4 24 BLAIR JOHNSON £7 »81105 7 »0 2 7 19/ M 1 LI fl IT L DAWSON 30 1»43(08 7 1 52 49 59 r i v i e r e m u t 57 1»87)01 6 » 39 25 CHRIS CHAPPETTA 9 >81106 7 > 0 3 3 1 90 TED POGSANTIMU 34 1»41«35 ; »43 44 60 c h a r l e :; wimpcri ev 30 1(27)01 6»39 2 6 MARK GELDEN 14 t£ l»1 0 7 »03 4 t">9 jru>r.- HOLM 1«4 I ,39 7 146 s e MICHAEL B. SMUCK 36 1»87)01 6 » 39 2 7 MURRAY HUBER 27 » £ ! t I S 7 »03 0 00 L. !>. CHUN |N'HO~1 1 : 41 * 4« 7 146 45 ROBERT l_F. V ! 9 36 1i £ 7 i 14 6 140 26 JIM LAGECK1 87 »81»43 7 » I 5 9 . 01 F . (•!. AVAMfl J ETA 39 63 RODER Pili H ADDO 38 1 » 27 >16 1«41»49 7 » 46 31 23 ft IX IE J. HARDY 47 I £ 1 134 7 i IO 7 6 1 40 «.02 64 L uk f. PONiir i r DAVID OTLYN N 89 1»41»57 7 l 47 37 j .<6 DENNY KOONCE 87 28 1)8 7 i 16 6 » 40 >£ £•1 0 7 i 2 3 1 JACK MC.EOLLUM ^03 ERNIE NUNEZ 86 1»48(00 7» 47 30 21 JOHN BANQUER 41 46 1)80» 04 6» 43 l £ 2 i 10 7 » 2 3 0 ¿04 JOSEPH ROUGHWERIC 46 7»47 13 66 KEN HUGHES 30 1 »20)07 6 1 4 4 1 »4 1 »3 8 22 A. LAURENCE CLEGG S3 »£ 2 » 15 7 » 25 2 .,05 JOHN HOLLEMAN 44 e . form est reno::;; - 33 1 « 88»00 6(44 1148(09 7(48 19 33 JUAN F. MARTINEZ 36 • £21 43 7 » 34 6 2 0G CHIP MARZ GO KFM LATZE 34 1 i8 0 t 19 6 » 43 37 1 148)17 7 1 40 38 34 MARLER PHILIP 33 >83»1£ 7 » 44 9 207 BOB RRIJNCR 69 AI VIN MOTARD 39 1 i £01 £6 6» 43 37 1 I 48180 7»*9 53 35 DENNIS ALEXANDER 48 183»80 7 » 47 9 cOB GARY NOBILE CHRIS M. L*MAGIE £7 1»20)56 6*47 17 36 1 »48»18 7» m 54 12 FOOTPRINTS 151 r NN Mt.COLT 51 2(03100 9 1 £3 T THE GREAT RIVERTOWN £09 U e 11 0100 0 CHUCL HENRY AS £ 102156 9s £3 ¿10 POB MALIGI.AND 4« 1 »A2 iA9 7 » 51 20 146 C(ORGE WRIGHT JR. A3 SI03I0A 9»2A % ROAD RACE 10K ■ 10/7/84 ¿I 1 GREGORIO M{JROLES JR. 30 1 » A3 100 7 ,5 2 46 .4 7 DAN GARI BfllJLT 23 2103>30 9 1 £6 a ia MARTY HURLEY 38 1 > A3 »90 7 ,3 2 55 .■»a JOHN ROM5GY 3A Si0Ai20 9>£3 il MEN’S RESULTS £13 JO H N 5 . HOWARD JR . 37 1 » A3 107 7 »52 56 ..A 9 0100 0 214 GRION ALTOPCLLO 36 1 » A3 » 08 7 ,5 2 37 .'.50 f i. T R O IS 51 2>05100 9»33 e SIS OSCAR ANDARU AB 1 i A3 » 12 7 ,5 3 14 i EOLI. IN GROSSE I T A3 2 105 > 30 9» 35 49 ri. nce NAME AGE TIME PACE POS' ¿16 RICHARD MAUINER AI i »A3«16 7 » 53 21 JOHN LEZE 9 » 3A 50 £17 DAN ROWER 3A 1 tA3 t£0 7 »33 47 ¿.S3 U 0 i I 0100 0 i IYI.: PARKER 27 »37,08 5,59 i ¿18 JAMES REMONT 33 1 ■A3 » 30 7 »34 48 ¿SA RAY PAR T GUI JL T £1 2 : 0 3 1 AS 9« 36 11 CtlAI M MlJl LON 24 »31,45 5 » 07 £ ¿13 U e I » 0100 0 . s s FRANK HIMIELEY A 7 2 103 i 10 9i 33 £2 - WILL HIM J. MARINO 29 »32,09 Sill 3 ¿¿0 SIEVE WILLIAMS 32 11 A3 38 7 »53 49 ¿56 FRANK M. JACKSON 32 £ 10G 103 9 » 37 80 A Oliver marshall 34 »32»18 5» 12 4 JOHN MURPHY 35 I »A3,51 7 »56 SO JÜ1 IH HUUSt Y A 2 2 1 061 1 6 9 »30. SI 5 JIM RFNTBEMI.ER £6 » 32148 5» 1 7 5 KEN KERN ICM 33 1 »4 3 i S3 7 *56 30 ¿SA JOHN 7ANPPA A 2 2106»20 9 «39 52 e Kf. 1JH BROUSSARD 26 »33»14 3,21 6 PUTCH BUHLER 37 1t AA »26 7 » 58 39 iS'l TUM 1-OUDtllN 30 ¿106»21 9 »39 81 7 EUGENE T. Df.DEAUX £9 i 33 » £0 5 » £2 7 LARRY CENTOLA 38 1 «AA|£6 7 »30 £0 ¿.CO OREO M O TIC ^irK 3": 2 s 06 127 9 »39 82 0 DENNIS RAYMARK 24 »33,43 5,26 B SLO' PAY ARY 32 1 l AA » 00 7 »36 51 56 1 GUPPY LOE 39 2:06»30 9 »39 GRAD MURRY 32 1 FOOTPRINTS 15 286 CHIP HAGLER £9 *53*00 8 « 38 57 » ii r l g v e r v in I0 > 3 R 387 R. GAUTEAU 1 tesa«« 33 *53*52 81 40 78 ROSI HARY JOHNSON 1 106113 1 0 * 4 0 ing already won another race that morning, 389 DAVE PEABODY 34 *53*04 8*33 79 SUZANNE OLMATEST 1i0 6 i56 1 0 * 4 7 391 j e r r southerlani> 34 *54*10 8:43 80 LYNN SKRETNY 1 106157 1 0 * 4 7 seemed destined for defeat as Steve Falcone 333 lARMY REECH 36 *54«£8 8*46 881 MONICA TR EU IL 1»07 i 3/ 1 0 : 5 3 334 SIEVE LIKINS 43 *54*27 8*46 35 CAROLE OKOMOTO 1 10 7 13 9 1 0 *5 4 and Barry McCarthy jumped to a quick 100 335 ANTHONY MINZEY £7 * 54 i£0 8*45 58 VANCY WOLTERS 1 I 10 t 30 11 t e l 336 RUPERT GWAl TNEY 34 *54*30 8*47 81 SUSAN STAUSS 1 I 15>30 1 2 * 0 9 yard lead through the first 2Vi miles. Jim 337 BILL HARRISON 57 »54*25 8*46 9 BARBARA MODER 1116*41 .338 KEVIN E, MOORE *34(40 12»£1 3¿ 8*48 82 DCC BUCKLEY I 117 i 30 apparently needed a recovery run before 400 BUCK DOYLE 42 *54:51 l£i£9 8*50 56 El LEN KRAUS 1117 *33 1 2 *3 0 401 ROBERT SUTPHIN 27 *54*51 8:50 33 MOURCEN OETNEILER 1*19100 1 2 * 4 3 turning it on and overtaking both and 402 P. DENTOR 39 154 i S3 8*50 89 4C3 DON BRUMFIELD 46 (54(45 8*43 34 sprinting to victory in a 25:32 time. 404 J. PARRIS 43 (55(03 8*52 Pam Williams, last year's female winner, 403 J,D AVID BERGERON 39 (55(03 8 * 52 • i* VETERANS MEMORIAL 406 CHARLES FAVRET 42 «35:00 8 151 • H repeated with 30:22 ahead of Nancy Ferris 407 ALLEN MOCKLlN 37 «3 5 « 18 8(5'. 91 1 MILE FUN RUN - 11/11/84 408 BRIAN PLAUCHE 27 »55(35 0*57 6 4 and Kathy Vogel. In the men's 60-and-over 4 03 CHUCK PICKARSKI 31 »55(52 3(00 13 MEN’S RESULTS 410 GUINN BECNEL 36 *56(57 9» 10 92 division, Winter Trapolin claimed the 412 CLAN REIF 3 0 (S6»40 9*00 83 NOME -IME 4 I 3 DAVID HAFFORD 47 (56*04 9» 02 35 BARRY Mc Ca r t h y *4*36 award even though he's only 70! The 41 4 MICHAEL KLOMAN 35 (56(12 9«0.i 33 GIOVANI ROUTES 415 JOHN C. RAMSEY 34 (56*14 9103 84 FM IL E I.ATAXES preceding one mile race was won by Barry 4 16 BARRY C.CANZONERI 28 (36 *22 9(05 61 CHRIS BELCHER >4*56 417 BILLY HARRIS 16 156(48 9»03 7 MIGUEL BECERRA * 4 * S3 McCarthy in 4:36; he then went on to 410 ANDREW J . MILLER 41 (57(00 9(11 S3 M IK E BLUM * 4 139 4 * 0 9 4 13 GARY ALEXANDER 39 137 i 10 9* 1< 94 TONY D IA Z * 4 * 3 9 recover with a great 26:22 for third place in 4.: 0 4*09 ROBERT BINDER 20 «37*05 9| 12 19 PAUL. KROG3TAD * 5 * 4 0 3 * 0 0 42 1 BRIAN MITCHELL 20 (37(03 9*12 20 BYRONEB VOGCS * 5 * 4 3 S * 0 3 the 8K. Meaghan Williams won the 4 22 CLARENCE J.NUGENT 41 157 i 31 91 16 6 0 LLOYD WILLIAMS * 5 * 5 4 3 * 0 4 423 DAVID D. DIAZ 43 «57(33 9* 16 61 j im m y Fl e m in g 16 * 00 6*00 women's *one miler with a 5:58. This all 4 2 6 GLENN McCLOSKEY £Q »58:45 9*20 62 DON LEEDY * 6 * 1 9 6*03 427 JOSE DEFFNER 16 ■38*40 9(27 B r a n d y r a n d a z z o * 6 * 2 7 sounds quite exciting, but the post race ac 4 . 0 R.WEBER SI 15 9 1 12 3* 32 1 4 KEVIN MENSI5IL * 6 * 2 7 42 9 TLUG1GWAN 34 *59*16 9(33 83 STEVE MAILLES * 6 * 2 7 tivities, courtesy of Whole Food Company 4 Î 4 CHARLIE FETTET 33 1100107 9 *4 i 33 MICHAEL WILLIAMS 16 * 3 0 4 25 0*00 and their co-sponsors, were even more BUDDY LIGGERS 42 1(01*102 9*00 6 2 MICHAEL HANEMAN 16 * 2 9 6*03 4 56 OERRARD COIJLON 31 1101*10 9(31 86 M IKE HANEMAN * 6 * 3 7 6 * 0 7 delightful for the runners. A foodfest was 437 RONALD S.TCCKTON 36 1101»03 9*50 36 DARREN NUNEZ * 6 * 3 0 6*00 438 JOHN MeGOMAN 46 1(01(13 3 ( 52 36 HOMAN SALUO * 6 * 3 7 6 > 07 served complete with beer, fruit juices, 4 '.J DAVID OUIPD 30 1101 i 13 9 152 87 JOHN ROY WHITE * 6 * 3 5 6 * 0 5 4 40 BUD WHELAH 4 1 1(01«36 9 » gl; 63 J IM PRICE * 6 * 4 7 6 * 0 7 441 cookies, roast beef, salads, cheeses, and J . CAVENDER 47 1*01*25 9*53 37 CARY KUHLMAN * 6 * 4 3 6 * 0 3 CLARK DUWWEX 4 42 3 £ 1*01*30 9*54 08 JOHN fc\ SHEEHAN * 6 * 2 7 6 * 0 7 some of the largest apples ever seen, and a 4..J RONALD J. CREIGHTON 37 1*03*46 10*16 97 DOUG SPEAKMAN *7 » IS 7 * 0 0 4 ’. 4 WALTER YRLE 47 1*04*42 10 * 2'J 33 STEPHEN CMI DEBS * 8 * 3 8 8*08 bluegrass band provided the entertainment. 4 4 6 LARRY RINEHART 39 1*06*07 10*39 90 STEPHEN ALTC1RELLO (8*02 8*02 44 7 PAUL MONIRS £1 1*06*49 10*46 21 BRIAN ALTORELLO *8*02 The Apple Race T-shirt was awarded to 448 DWIGHT KING 48 1107 * 00 10*47 33 C HIKE OZAH * 8 * 0 3 4 4 9 DAVE RAPHAEL 41 I *07*07 10*48 64 STEVE HANEMAN all registrants as well as over 500 Whole 4 5 0 DENNIS J. FERRIER 42 1*07(38 10*57 65 SHAWN McRAE 451 DON ALONZO 51 1107*58 10*57 15 CYRUS MILLER Food Company visors given at random. 452 DAVID W.L#BALLE 36 1(08*00 10*57 93 TOM GAYLE *9 * 3 1 4L,3 F. KRAUS 47 1(17(44 12:31 4 0 J.C. PACIERTA >10*00 Whole Food Company owner Peter Roy 4 5 4 JOHN M. LAWRENCE 41 1 ( 1 7 * 3 8 12*33 6 6 ROBERT W HITE > 1 0 *5 1 ADRIAN LANDAU and manager Terry Wilde and his staff are NICHOLAS JORDAN VETERANS MEMORIAL NATHAN SCHOESS..ER to be congratulated for their continuing fine 10K CLASSIC ■ 11/11/84 support of New Orleans fitness and runn WOMEN’S RESULTS VETERANS MEMORIAL ing. 1 MILE FUN RUN - 11/11/84 — Chuck George NAME TIME JENNI PFTCRS i 3 5 * 4 2 WOMEN’S RESULTS LYNN MoTADUEN * 3 3 * 1 2 WHOLE FOOD CO, APPLE PLACE NAME AGE 3 LISA FUSELIER 2 5 * 3 3 * 1 4 6 * 1 3 1 TIME PACE POS 4 IRENE l.At.’O IS 36 * 4 2 * 0 1 6 : 4 6 1 MEAGHAN W ILL IA M S 1 1 ( 6 * 1 6 * 0 1 0 RACE 1 MILER - 10/21/84 C.J.HERRON 5 BILLIE SIMMONS 2 6 * 4 2 * 3 2 6 * 5 1 2 2 3 0 * 6 * 4 1 6 * 0 1 1 NICOLE HAENSEL * 6 * 5 4 6 VIRGINIA DE3THOFF 27 * 4 3 * 1 4 6 : 3 8 3 3 6 * 0 4 1 MEN’S RESULTS SANDY HUBBARD 7 H A R R IE TT HANDSHOW 31 * 4 3 * 2 8 7 00 t 3 6 i 7 * 2 8 7 * 0 8 £ 8 5 BMC 1 LA ZA2ULAK 41 ( 7 * 3 2 7 * 0 2 3 JANET EARHART 34 * 4 3 ( 5 6 7 * 0 4 2 PLACE NAME AGS TIME PACE POÖ 9 6 MARY COX 14 1 7 1 49 7 * 0 3 4 JODY GATES 4 5 « 4 4 * 4 9 7 * 13 1 1 VICTOR SELLINGER £ 9 ■ 4 * 4 7 4 ( 0 7 0 10 DEBRA KING 2 6 18 * 0 3 8 : 0 3 5 CATHY SIMONEAUX £ 7 < 4 3 (1 4 7 * 17 4 2 DUBLINERAND 18 * 4 ( 4 7 4 ( 0 7 1 8 N IK K I GUSTON 9 * 8 * 0 4 8 i0 4 £ 1 SUSAN KUNTZ 3 4 « 4 5 (5 1 7 * 2 3 3 3 AARON WASHINGTON 3 0 * 4 * 5 9 4 « 0 9 £ 10 NANCY LILLY 2 5 1 8 12 c? 8 * 0 2 6 12 ELISABETH VAN BATTUM 61 * 4 3 ( 3 3 7 * 2 4 4 M IK E BLUM 3 0 » 4 *5 9 4 > 0 3 3 1 JUDY EGTOPINAL 2 9 * 8 i2 5 7 13 PENNY SPRINGER 34 * 4 5 * 5 7 7 * 2 4 Î 8 * 0 5 3 ROCKY G IL V A 13 * 5 * 4 0 5 ( 0 0 4 12 KATHY BLANQUE 3 0 ( 8 * 3 0 8100 8 1 4 KEN I S 3 1 N IE TO 2 3 * 4 6 * 0 8 7 * 2 6 1 1 1 EDDIE LEROUGE 51 * 5 * 4 6 5 « 0 6 1 13 ANDREA V1CKNA1R 3 6 ( 8 * 3 0 8 * 0 0 9 15 FR AN C IS ARD 4 6 ( 4 6 ( 5 2 7 3 3 12 RICKEY LINDSEY 16 * 5 * 4 5 5 ( 0 5 5 14 M E LIS S A FWIJST 13 ( S i 15 8 * 0 5 10 16 KAREN VOLT 2 3 » 4 7 * 2 3 7 « 3 fi 5 13 M IKE BOUDREAUX 4 3 ( 5 * 9 3 5 * 0 3 6 15 MEG BRENNAN 11 19 * 0 4 9 * 0 4 3 17 MARY F R I SEI. LA 4 0 ( 4 7 * 3 7 7 ( 4 0 j I 4 MR. HEAD £ 7 13 :51 * 5 ( 0 5 7 16 EILEEN KENNY £ 7 * 9 * 0 5 9 * 0 5 11 IQ CMC.RVL PERE Z 3 0 « 4 8 * 0 4 7 (4 4 15 RANDY BOBISH 1£ ( 6 * 0 1 6 * 0 1 1 19 j 18 CHARITY BOULIER 9 • 9 * 2 9 9 * 0 3 AMY SPRINGER 9 * 4 8 * 10 7 * 4 5 4 J7 FRED FAUCMEUX 6 3 ( 6 * 1 9 6 1 0 9 £ 13 K A T IE CUBIMANO 1 9 1 0 0 9 * 0 0 5 6 0 J U L I ANNE CSX 4 4 ■ 40« 12 7 ( 4 6 2 a 18 PAUL HOGSHEAD £ 8 ( 6 * 2 7 6 ( 9 7 8 2 0 MARLEEN JOHN 3 7 ( 9 ( 3 3 9 * 0 5 2 m a r il v n Mc Co n n e l l 51 « 4 8 * 2 4 7 » 4 8 13 13 REGINALD JOHNSON £ 8 16 * 34 6 i 0 4 9 21 JAN CUSIMANO 2 2 LIS' jY G 005UL .3.5 < 4 8 *4 0 7 ( 5 0 6 2 6 « 9 *2 7 9 * 0 7 13 ¿0 M IKE BOUTSCM 16 * 6 * 3 3 6 ( 0 3 10 22 MARLENE PADDISON 3 6 2 3 L O U Y W-U TE 3 0 ( 4 0 * 3 6 7 * 5 0 7 » 9 *3 0 9 * 0 0 14 21 BOBBY DUHE 2 8 « 6 ( 4 5 6 105 11 2 3 2 4 PAT RULE MAGEE 2 3 * 4 9 * 5 0 8 * 0 1 6 LINDA UELLMAYER 3 7 19 * 3 2 3 * 0 2 15 2 2 MICHAEL WILLIAMS 8 * 6 * 4 7 6 * 0 7 £ 2 3 SANDRA CANI 2 3 * 4 9 * 5 3 8 : 0 2 7 24 DIANNE BERGERON 3 9 ( 9 * 3 1 9 * 0 1 16 2 3 LUIS AMIDOL MEDINA 24 « 6 (5 4 6 : 0 4 12 2 6 JOAN HARRISON 4 7 * 3 0 0 3 8 * 0 4 3 2 5 STEPHANIE BIX8Y- £ 5 ( 9 ( 3 5 3 * 0 5 17 £4 JOHN ROY W HITE 37 * 6 : 5 8 6 : 0 8 13 27 M, GTftN lE Y 4 0 * 5 0 * 2 3 8 * 0 7 3 27 JAMIE PETULLOUX 1» > 9 * 4 0 9 * 0 0 6 2 5 JOHN LEW IS 3 6 I 7 * 8 2 7 : 0 8 14 2 8 MARY A . MON IE 31 ( 3 0 * 2 4 8 * 0 7 8 20 BARBARA BRENNAN 3 8 ( 1 0 * 0 3 1 0 *0 3 18 2 6 LUIS MEDINA £ 5 * 7 * 5 3 7 * 0 3 15 2 9 SUZI DUPLCGSI3 17 * 5 0 * 0 2 8 * 0 3 2 9 ELEANOR VINCENT 4 4 ■ 1 0 *0 0 1 0 :0 0 19 27 BUDDY WHITAKER 3 8 * 7 * 1 3 7 ( 0 3 16 30 PAT LABOUR!RF 34 > 5 0 *1 1 8 * 0 5 9 30 JANE F'lEGEER £ 4 1 1 0 *0 6 1 0 :0 8 2 0 30 J. ELLEROUSCH 3 3 *7 * 15 7 * 0 5 17 31 CAROLYN JOHNSON 4 7 * 3 1 * 1 3 8 * 1 5 31 PEGGY GLASSGOW £ 9 * 1 0 *1 5 1 0 :1 5 £1 31 BUSTER MAVHEWS. 4 8 ( 7 * 1 0 7 * 0 0 18 32 CHARLENE PKHOCHALL 4 5 * 5 1 * 2 4 8 * 17 5 32 BLCKY PEAR3UN 3 0 * 1 0 *1 7 1 0 : 17 2 2 32 CORE 4 3 * 7 * 10 7 * 0 0 13 33 KAY COLLING 2 3 » 5 1 *3 5 8 * 10 10 33 CATHERINE MARSHALL 13 i 1 0 *£ 0 1 0 :2 0 2 3 34 KEVIN HILBORGt 12 * 7 1 £4 7 * 0 4 3 .34 L IN D A DUURt.’U IN 3 5 * 5 1 * 3 5 6 : 1 8 34 GISELE LAROSE £ 7 * 1 0 :2 2 1 0 :2 2 2 4 33 RUBBIE MANARO 10 *7 » 3 7 7 * 0 7 4 37, M IC I IELLE CUCCIA 23 * 5 1 * 5 2 8 * 2 1 2 36 E. V IE L 3 7 * 1 0 *2 6 1 0 :2 6 £ 5 36 ROBERT M ARTIN 13 « 7 *3 7 7 i « 7 £ 0 36 J V AN IAKICAKA 3 9 * 3 1 * 5 6 8 * 22 3 37 BARBARA SHAW 3 7 * 1 1 * 5 6 11 :3 6 2 6 37 BOB MANARO 37 1 7 * 36 7 * 0 8 21 37 SNELLEY HARRISON 2 9 * 5 2 * 4 3 8 « 2 9 8 38 SHERRY THOM 3 5 ( 1 1 ( 4 1 1 1 *4 1 2 7 39 EDWARD C . ANDERSON 4 5 17 * 38 7 * 0ß 2 8 38 TERMI 1 IHR 11 L. 2 3 « 5 2 * 5 8 8 * 3 2 3 33 MICHELLE MOCKLlN 9 ( 9 ( 3 6 9 * 0 6 7 40 CRAIG DF.OO a l 7 ■ 38 7 * 0 8 3 33 DC IDRE NAHER 3 0 ( 5 2 * 4 6 40 ADRIEN THOM 7 « 1 1 * 4 0 1 1 *4 0 8 * 3 0 1 1 8 41 J IM DEAQ 3 8 I? 13 8 7 : 0 8 £ 3 40 PAT PHI PPG 38 * 5 2 * 5 3 8 * 3 2 4 41 MUNICH GUTIERREZ 12 * 1 2 :2 3 1 2 *2 3 3 4 4 7ERRON SIM S 7 * 7 * 5 3 7 : 0 9 6 4 t REBECCA HUNTER 5 3 7 * 5 3 * 2 6 8 * 3 6 42 N ICO LE MAY 14 * 1 2 *2 6 1 £ : 26 20 45 T . GAULE 3 7 » 7 *5 1 7 *0 1 £ 4 4,; 2 DEBRA SCOTT 13 « 5 3 .4 5 0 * 3 3 43 GAYlE ALEXANDER 44 * 1 2 *3 0 1 2 *3 0 2 3 4 7 BILL HAEN3EL 3 9 • 7 « 3 7 7 * 0 7 £ 5 4.5 LINDA TRENT 24 * 5 4 :0 1 8 * 4 2 3 44 BERTHA P,DOUGHTY 3 7 ( 1 3 * 3 6 1 3 ( 3 6 3 0 48 C H RIS DEAO 11 ( 8 * 0 0 8 * 0 0 7 ‘ 49 MARGARET M. WI.ÜCH0U9 2 5 i 3 4 5 2 8 * 5 0 10 4 5 LILELN CLARKE 41 * 1 3 *3 3 1 3 *3 3 31 43 ART R E IFK E 3 6 «B i 19 8 ( 0 3 2 6 46 HENRI CARBAJAL 3 0 * 3 5 :1 1 0 : 5 3 12 46 DIANE G. DIM S 3 8 * 1 3 * 5 0 1 3 *5 0 3 2 3 0 ANDRY MAY 10 18 1 19 8 * 0 3 8 54 JOHN ZAMORA 4 8 18 (3 0 8 * 0 0 £ 7 9 * 0 2 5 3 H. P E T IT 3 9 * 8 * 3 1 8 * 0 1 £ 8 * 3 6 * 1 7 9 * 0 4 56 JOHN WELLMEYER 1£ * 8 (3 1 8 * 0 1 9 TAMARA HALL * 5 6 * 2 7 WHOLE FOOD COMPANY’S 57 BRENT FAUST IS 18 1 £ 0 8 100 £ 3 PA I THAINO * 5 6 * 4 2 58 8 . P. BAHAN 6 2 ( 8 * 3 7 8 ( 0 7 3 D L B b lE CRESAR »57*02 59 PAT CANNIZZARO 10 « 9 (0 1 9 * 0 1 10 L 1 N *4 PROVANCL * 5 7 * 2 8 “APPLE RACE” 6 0 JEFF CHARLES 1 1 * 9 (0 1 9 *0 1 11 TEXAS JOHNSON * 3 3 * 2 7 61 BRIAN PARKER 9 1 9 102 9 * 0 £ 12 L IS A GETZQN * 3 /1 1 0 October 21,1984 64 MERYL R0BIDEAU 3 7 13 109 9 * 0 9 3 0 LIN D A G IL L * 3 9 * 1 2 6 6 JACK K. WINN 5 4 19« 10 9 * 0 0 4 LORETTA DeLANEY * 3 9 * 4 3 67 ADAM M ARTIN 13 ( 8 * 4 0 8 * 0 0 31 ROBYN GRIE5HA * 5 3 * 4 3 The "Apple Race," sponsored by Whole 6 9 GRADY BOULIER 3 6 ( 9 ( 3 0 9 * 0 0 3 2 FRAN SCHROt'DER * 3 3 * 3 0 7 0 ROY R IV IE R E 13 ( 9 ( 3 4 9 * 0 4 33 LILY S. GUILBAULT 1 1 0 0 *5 9 Food Company, began at the Whole Food 71 MEL A. B LAISE 3 6 ( 9 ( 3 4 9 * 0 4 34 M. M A IN IE fl! 1 * 0 0 * 3 2 72 CHAD COOPER IS « 9 ( 3 5 9 * 0 5 13 MICHELE D’ AZUIN 1 « 0 0 1 SS Company store on Esplanade Avenue. The 73 BILL JENNINGS 4 5 « 9 * 15 9 ( 0 5 3 3 BEVERLY PRUDHOMNE I * 0 0 * 5 3 74 H. MAGNHSON 5 5 « 9 ( 3 0 9 * 0 0 5 GALE BISHOP 1 1 0 0 (4 7 8K course, one of the more picturesque of 75 MATT TAYLOR 10 I9 « 3 4 9 ( 0 4 14 JANET RINNER 1 1 0 1 »50 77 JONATHAN HOUSTON 6 ( 9 ( 4 8 9 * 0 8 IS BELINDA W. BECK 1*02*00 fered in New Orleans, ran up Esplanade 80 c h a d t h il b o r g e r 9 ( 1 0 1 0 9 1 0 : 0 3 16 PA'JLINE BECK 1102*00 01 JOHN P. CLARKE* 4 8 ( 1 0 ( 2 4 1 0 i2 4 3 6 NINA DGLFARERO 1 * 0 3 * 3 0 J 0 * 1 , Avenue to Moss Street thru City Park and 03 JOHN M. LAWRENCE 41 l 1 0 i 3 0 1 0 : 3 0 3 7 JUDY MUNCY 1 * 0 4 10 9 10IC0 8 4 TERRELL F . FORD 34 i I 0 i 43 1 0 * 4 3 3 8 BECKY WALL 1 * 0 5 * 0 3 i0«:s back. Pre-race favorite Jim Rentschler, hav 05 EZRA THOM 5 > 1 1 (3 9 1 1 * 3 9 17 136 PIRRY TILLNUR 4 0 ( 1 3 ( 5 5 13 lS S 3 9 16 FOOTPRINTS WHOLE FOOD CO. APPLE 84 n C I L HACK INS 35 , w 1 7 : 0 / 13 SHAWN M: RAE 15 iS1 145 101£5 6 A • MICHAEL BUI-.ui.5B ¿6 35 1 2£ 7 : 0 7 2V> B IL L SCHULE 43 ,31,38 10,28 19 WA. TFR YRLE RACE 1 MILER ■ 10/21/84 DnV 1 D F tjl V £7 3 5 ,2 0 7 , 0 7 21 47 ,5£,£7 10,33 18 £4V ADAM F . MOORE 37 Bi i VID I.iAH K ¿5 3 5 ,2 5 7 : 0 0 a 13 3 10 0 1 1 ,0 4 3 WOMEN’S RESULTS (IK ■ i vi 1 b i' i h 47 3 5 , 2 7 7 : 0 8 lx K E V IN 1 . MAAR 72 15 5 : ®£ 1 1 ,0 5 47 fn »14 IFCDY 37 3 3 ,2 5 7 :0 0 IS c 4 £ w i l l nu G itn o 46 ,56,00 11,16 19 PLACE NAME AGE T IM E PACE 9 2 Dt*vr IANDRY J£ 3 5 ,2 1 7 : 0 7 13 I ME'AGHAN W IL L IA M S 11 i S i SS 3,08 93 K H l ‘T P. BCINUADCN £1 3 3 ,2 3 7 : 0 0 15 £ MARY BETH LEEDY £5 16 119 6,09 94 Cl R 1 9 CHAPI'E T TA 9 3 5 ,4 0 7 ,1 1 * 3 CATHY DICKSON 9 ,6 ,4 2 6i*£ 96 D( :;r. F15ULU 10 3 5 i 46 7 , 1 2 3 4 CATHY FOLEY £9 i 7 i 37 7107 97 MICHAEL BOURQUARD 3 3 3 5 ,4 7 7 , 1 3 2 0 WHOLE FOOD CO. APPLE 5 LI/ ANDERSON £4 i 7 i 38 7 108 98 LDiifiR KtrtLHFM 33 3 5 ,4 7 7« J £ £1 6 PAM D A V IS 34 18 i £0 B100 39 CORY HUHLMANN 3 7 3 5 ,5 0 7 1 13 16 RACE 8K ■ 10/21/84 7 PAMELA A. FAUST £6 18 144 0104 3 100 JCUGflNGKN 3 6 3 5 ,5 6 7 , 1 4 17 S TERRY S . MEEHAN £9 i 8 i 47 B i07 6 101 CHARLES WALDEN 2 7 3 6 ,0 2 7 , 13 2 3 WOMEN’S RESULTS 9 EILEEN KENNY £7 t8vS0 8 , « « 7 102 JD61.PH DEMBRUN 51 3 6 ,0 5 7 , 1 6 3 10 ELIZABETH KEMP 17 18, 5£ B«0£ 8 103 RON HFBERT 42 3 6 10 5 7 , 1 6 6 PLACE NOME AGE TIME PACE PUG I I D IA N E DUPIJY 39 i 8 i56 6 i06 9 104 LlUYD WILLIAMS 41 3 6 ,0 7 7 , 1 6 7 POMELO W IL L IA M 9 3 0 t 3 0 ,£ £ 6 . 0 7 0 12 A L IS O N BURNS 16 ,8,56 Oi06 10 103 JUL1U VELASOUEZ £ 5 3 6 ,1 5 7 , 18 2 4 NANCY FERRIS £8 ,3 1 > 3 4 6 1 £ 5 13 JEANNE BYHD £4 •8i 43 8i05 1 1 106 CfiMILO RUIZ 4 0 3 6 ,1 0 7 : 1 7 8 KATHY VOGEZ 3 7 I 3 £ ,0 3 6 , 2 7 14 KATHY SEITHER £5 19 101 9,iU 1 £ 1 07 RANDOLPH J . W AITS 34 3 6 ,1 0 7» 17 2 £ POtlY BOPPART 37 ,3 2 , £ 3 6 . 3 2 15 UENNCYO GODCHAUX IS 19 10 £ 9 : 0 £ 1 108 RUfiUELL G. H0GKEN8 £ 3 3 é , 18 7 , 1 8 16 CANDY HARVEY £ 3 , 3 2 , 3 3 6 . 3 4 16 NANCY CROWELL £4 |9>07 9,07 13 1 03 DAVIN TAYLOR 16 3 6 ,3 4 y 7 1 £ £ 4 6 LESLEY HARLEY 30 , 3 4 , 2 7 6 : 5 6 1 l TAMMY ItAUl.E 18 19130 9(00 £ 1 I * BRIAN ALTOBELLO 3 6 3 6 ,4 7 7 , 2 4 i a 7 BALDWIN SANDERS 3£ ,3 4 , 3 4 6 , 5 7 Ifl CARROLL GLYNN £8 l9i30 9i03 14 RUBER T W HITE- 34 3 6 ,3 4 7 , 2 2 2 3 6 MARY BETH LEEDY £ 3 , 3 5 i£ 5 7 . 0 8 IS KAREN MILLER £3 »3,3* 9t*0 15 <•[* MOLL 2 5 3 6 ,4 7 7 24 13 3 GAVNELL KENNEDY 3£ ,3 6 , 1 7 7 , 1 8 £0 CANDACE MOWREZ 6 i9i38 9,06 £ DWAINE M ILLE T ¿4 3 C 1 31 7 , 2 5 17 10 SUSAN NORWOOD 38 ,3 6 ,3 1 7 ,2 1 1 HIM ARY SINGER 14 i9,48 3,08 16 Al VELAZQUEZ 37 3 7 ,5 9 7 , 3 3 2 0 1 1 A-ICE COUZENZA £8 7 , £ 9 ££ ADA CHAPPETTE 6 i9l37 9,07 1 ,37,10 ROBERT MACNAMARA 3 7 3 7 ,0 2 7 , 2 7 21 DINISSE NIETO £3 ,3 7 , 1 0 7 , £ 9 £ J SANDRA PAGE £ 0 19 13 9 9 , 0 3 17 K E IT H BROWN £ 3 3 6 ,5 7 7 , 2 6 18 13 LDRI LANDCHE £ £ » 3 7 ,3 7 7 . 3 4 ¿4 JANET TOSH 30 110,35 10,33 18 1 17 ALAN J . BURGARD 3 6 3 7 ,0 8 7 , 2 8 2 2 14 CLRIRE HOFFMAN £3 ,3 7 , 3 8 7 . 3 3 - L DUNNE 5 IN U E /I 36 H0129 10,.-9 19 118 LEE EDMONEClN £ £ 3 7 ,1 « 7 , 2 9 9 MARY JO FINLEY £9 ,3 7 , 5 0 7 , 3 7 £/ DC IH KIDDCC 39 i10,43 10,43 £ 0 1 13 DOUGLAS DETCHMANN £ 6 3 7 ,0 8 7 , £ 8 2 5 16 CINDY COX £ 9 13 7 i 42 7 . 3 3 £ 0 C lR L E E N GU1DROZ £6 110143 10,43 GARY SELLS 71» 3 7 ,1 8 7 , 3 0 £4 17 ¿ 9 RENEE M. L iC A R A 8 t10,30 10,50 ERVfl GUENTHER 44 ,3 8 , 3 7 7 : 4 6 DCTFR DuPi A N TIS 2 5 3 7 ,2 6 7 , 3 2 2 6 18 DORIS SKIDMORE 39 , 3 8 , 4 3 7 , 4 8 ¿0» MLLANlt WILLIAMS £9 »1*,3S 10,5£ £ £ w: u 1 n rru v £ 7 2 7 ,3 8 J 0 F E I T IE KERNION 41 31 LI II DA STOHLER 3 0 i 1 1 10 3 1 1 ,0 3 £3 5 , 3 4 ¿ 7 > 3 8 ,5 2 7 , 5 0 JA 1 Mr (Jl I VO 45 7 2 d L M IIIU DOHANN 33 ill i£9 111£9 3 7 ,2 4 7 32 PHILLIS BESHIN £8 , 3 9 , 0 9 7 , 5 3 .lut COl M BORNS 3.3 M. MALON 37 t1 £i10 12,10 4 5 3 7 ,3 0 7,3.". 8 JENNIFER NICHOLLS 9 » 3 9 ,0 5 F DWORD R. BROWN 30 3 7 ,4 1 JUi I ANNE COX 44 34 GALE RAHMAN 36 l 1 £:34 1£,34 £ 6 7 j'.j ¿5 , 3 3 , £ 5 7 r 5 6 B I-.L DAY 5 0 3 7 ,3 9 7 4 JPNC HUGHES £4 ,3 9 , 3 3 30 JUDY STURCKEN £7 l 1 £,33 12133 £ 7 7 , 5 0 IOT.K ABADIN £7 3 7 ,3 0 7 , 3 5 £ 3 LA' MA PEHRLE £4 , 3 9 , 3 7 7 ,3 ft 2 6 DE HONING 53 l 1 £,£0 12,20 £8 T IM J, ANOONNE 3 3 3 7 ,4 4 Bt M ORY £ 4 ,3 9 , 4 8 : 3 / L IN D A TURNS 43 l1 £ i£0 12,£0 2 9 7 3 6 2 6 8 01 I'R iJ Ii ('.UNE Y 3 3 3 7 ,4 3 CONNIr SCHOrER 30 ,4 0 ,0 1 fl ,0 3 3 0 L IN D A VANAMAN 37 ll£,35 12,35 3 0 7 36 £ 3 Kj.tr, T Ut R I G 34 3 7 ,5 2 2 7 GU'.AN SPURGEON £7 ,4 0 , 0 8 33 POT BROTHERS 43 113,40 13,40 31 7 , 3 7 8 . 0 5 J U IN Bl RR 1 SAN 3 8 3 7 ,5 4 7 3Q 6r RUUD C e 'C U .tl £6 , 4 0 , 1 5 8 i 06 Mh RK RUANK 3 £ 3 8 ,0 0 7 , 5 9 2 0 (.0 1 1IY DICKSON 9 , 4 0 1£2 8 , 0 0 l RvjARD C. ANDERSON 45 3 8 ,0 3 7 4 0 3 LI- FN La RICCI £3 , 4 1 , 0 7 8 : 17 WHOLE FOOD CO. APPLE ( rt.lNK jrN N IN G G £ 5 38 ', 0 0 7 , 3'j 2 3 ciani y n Mc Co n n e l l s i , 4 1 , 0 8 8 ; 17 HUGH MFLl.ERT 3 2 3 8 ,0 9 7 ,4 1 * 2 3 EVA LOMBARD 37 , 4 1 , 0 9 8 , 1 7 RACE 8K • 10/21/84 b y .r n e s v o g e l £ 9 3 8 ,1 3 7 , 4 2 2 0 LEROY CLAY 19 , 4 1 , 2 0 0 , 1 9 J IM AMAN 36 3 8 ,1 7 7 , 4 2 24 JUAN HARRISON 47 , 4 1 , 3 3 8 i ¿3 MEN’S RESULTS T 0:1 VINSDN 3 6 3 8 : 1 6 7 , 4 2 2 5 2 8 J AUK I 2 CASTRO 21 ,4 1 ,4 1 8 , 2 3 K.F V IN L . J0NE3 £ 6 3 0 ,2 7 7 '14 31 M IK A BRAUNER £8 , 4 1 , 4 5 O i £4 141 E'IiL CARROLL 4 £ 3 8 , £ 0 7 , 4 5 3 CAaOLYN JOHNSON 46 ,4 .2 ,1 7 8 . 3 1 NAMf AGE TIME PACE 1 43 JOHN .1. PAC I ERA £3 3 8 ,3 6 7 , 4 6 2 0 J.! IVACCARI 33 » 4 3 ,3 0 8 . 4 3 JIM WNTSHt.ER ¿7 , £ 5 1 33 5 , 0 1 144 JOHN KRLNNERICH 33 3 8 ,2 5 7 , 4 4 20 JET. T .iFT n AKA 39 , 4 3 , 4 3 8 . 4 8 ST* P iirN I At I ONE ¿3 ,.3 5 ,4 0 5 s 10 RANDY »ANDAZZO 14 3 8 ,4 7 7 ,4 f t £ JOANN MOINE.T 3ff , 4 3 , 4 9 6 . 4 9 BARRY GO ILLY 5 2 1 2-6,.32 5 : £0 146 Mf (LIN BIANCHIM 30 3 8 ,5 0 7 , 4 3 21 IW ANDERSON £4 , 4 4 , 0 5 8 , 3 £ bi. N BAR! ASS £ 3 » £ 7 ,0 4 5 , ¿7 147 DAVID FRFinCRSNORFF £ 0 3 0 ,4 3 7 40 £ 1 C lr.D Y Y A ’ fcS 19 , 4 4 , 2 7 8 . 3 7 MlrtF 08RIEN £8 1£ 7 1 0 6 5 »£7 1 4 ft DWIGHT BELE ONOE'R 3 0 3 8 : 3 0 7 ,4 1 . 2 2 r »VIOLE f RANK 37 I 44 110 8 . 3 7 MARK HARLEY 35 ( £ 7 , 1 0 5 , 2 8 143 S ID N E Y KERN ION 4 3 3 8 ,5 2 7 49 10 (O N M ie ROBERTSON 41 , 4 4 , 2 5 G 15 6 J. C. TRGTTIN30 »¿8 ,0 1 5 , 3 8 RICHARD MCHAUSHLIN 3 5 3 8 ,3 7 7 , 5 0 2 6 DOU.JA C O LL IN S 3£ , 4 4 , 4 0 a 153 Ai.l FOOTPRINTS 17 SOMETIMES A RUNNER STUMBLES by Patty Andrews and an ambulance. But was the victim tified or uninsured patients will probably be breathing? Did he have a noticeable pulse? transfered to Charity Hospital. M ost of us runners, joggers, or walkers Advise the 911 operator if CPR (car No one should be an "unidentified pa are smugly aware that we're a healthy diopulmonary resuscitation) is in progress. tient" however, even a scantily clad runner. bunch. But what if something serious hap Once you have answered all phone ques Emergency medical technicians will check pens when we are running, jogging, or tions, be prepared to flag down the am pockets, ID bracelets or necklaces, and walking — what if someone is hit by a car bulance and guide it to the victim if wrist or shoe wallets for information on a or collapses from a heart attack? necessary. patient. You can label your shoes with an If you are the one to summon aid, make a Which hospital does the ambulance indelible marker. Before heading out the careful note of an address — or prominent select7 In the case of a dire emergency or if door for your next run, be sure your name, landmarks if you are in an undeveloped the patient is unconscious, he will be taken phone number, and any special medical in area — warns Kathy Gauthier of Medic to the nearest hospital. The staff of that formation are available in a highly visible One Ambulance Service. A call to 911 in facility will evaluate and stabilize the pa place. The worry you save may be your Orleans or Jefferson Parish will bring police tient's condition; once stabilized, uniden own! 18 FOOTPRINTS CLUB Join the RRCA NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB o f AMERICA MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION THE NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB IS AN ORGANIZATION ADMINISTERED FOR RUNNERS BY RUNNERS TO PROMOTE DISTANCE RUNNING AS A COMPETITIVE SPORT AND AS ONE OF THE BEST ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES FOR ACHIEVING GOOD PHYSICAL FITNESS. Founded in 1963, the NOTC is affiliated with the Road Runners Club of America, TAG, and is recognized nation-wide for its running program. From an initial membership of 15, the club now has over 2000 members and is one of the largest running organizations in the country. THE NOTC SPONSORS A FULL SCHEDULE OF RUNNING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, including the MARDI GRAS MARATHON. All members will find in our racing program plenty of opportunity to jog, run, or race, regardless of age or athletic ability. Most of our races are held in Audubon or City Park. Occasionally we use such areas as Canal Street and the French Quarter. The post-race awards include trophies, medals, and merchandise certificates, T-Shirts and special refreshments are usually available. THE NOTC IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION. All proceeds from races and membership fees are put back into the running program, and almost all of the work for races is done by club volunteers. In this way we are able to maintain nominal entry fees to cover the cost of our races. THE NOTC OFFERS TWO ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP PLANS-A SINGLE AND A FAMILY MEMBERSHIP. Membership is for a full year. The family plan includes the husband, wife, and their children, who are 18 years and under. All members receive an NOTC Membership Card, good for entry fee discounts, and each plan receives one issue of the club magazine. BENEFITS TO MEMBERS OF THE NOTC: • the club magazine, FOOTPRINTS, published six times a year, featuring race results and special running articles. • reduced entry fee on most races. • a full schedule of races from the mile to the marathon • regular mailings about races and club news. • discounts on shoes from most running shoe stores. • the RRCA quarterly publication, FOOTNOTES. • annual picnic and membership meeting • a marathon training class to get the runner safely through the Mardi Gras Marathon. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OFFICI Dill ('ll III NI WAL WRITE CODE INDICATED IN APPROPRIATE SPACE FOR RENEWAL MEMBERS ADDRESS SINGLE FAMILY EXPIRATION DATE Ml Mill HfIIIII* NUMBER NEW(N) RENEW(R) CHANGE(C) MEMBER(S) MEMBER(F) MO. DAY YR ____I 1 11 12 13 I NAME I nul, I Imi, Intimi MAILING ADDRESS “ Street or Box. Include Apt. No. 143 151 163 170 177 * 180 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP: List additional family members. Children must be 18 years and under. Attach list if necessary MEMBERSHIP NUMBER NAME —Last. First. Initial DATE OF BIRTH MO/DAY/VR SEX M or F VOLUNTEER CODES' OCCUPATION 1 19 143 151 177 ‘ VOLUNTEER INFORMATION: Enter codes in space above. Race Director(D) Marathon Helper (M) Clinic Speaker (C) Race Helper (H) Newsletter (N) Special Projects (P) □ ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE ($15.00)...... $- □ Each additional family member ($3.00)...... $- □ NOTC T-SHIRT: For an official NOTC T-Shirt, enclose $6.00 per shirt. This is a quality shirt with the club logo on the front. Enter quantity desired next to size...... $- ADULT (100% cotton) Small______Medium------large------X-large------CHILDREN (50/50) 6-8______10-12______14-16______□ NOTC PATCH: For an NOTC LOGO patch, enclose $2,00 per patch...... $- □ NOTC SINGLET: For an official NOTC Singlet, enclose $10.00. The chest is green with yellow lettering and the bottom half is white mesh. Fabric is 100% polyester...... $ ADULT Small______Medium______Large------X-Large------Make check payable to NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB, INC. I HAVE ENCLOSED MY CHECK FOR...... $_ Mail with check or money order to: p o ^ 52003, N q w QrleCinS, LA 70152-2003 FOOTPRINTS 19 THE TALKING More and more tionables that fill serious runners are your running bag. becoming Southern Not forgetting Runner Sports regular bargain buys. regulars. Plus in fo rm a tio n on That's hardly events, clubs and clinics. surprising given our fully Yet perhaps comprehensive shoe selec what brings hard tion, with its clear and core runners back informative presentation. time and time again is Yet there's more the Southern Runner to it than that. Sports Staff. Runners all, they're For a start, our keenly priced enthusiastic and knowledgable. range of athletic clothing. Singlets Keen to chat and advise. Keen to and shorts, and Gamex. From lead listen and learn. ing names like Sub-4, FrankShorter, Ifyourmoney'sburningaholein Hind, Le Coq Sportif, Sportco, your pocket, they'll help you spend Marathon Her/Sir, Nike, Moving it. Wisely. If it's not, they'll keep the Comfort and International Sports. till shut and the conversation AVid then there's our extras. Like flowing. Southern Runner Sports. books and magazines. The talking shop. Socks andMyo Cream and other unmen SHOP.6112 Magaxine St. 7 Á' Southern Runner Sports V near Audubon Park 340-RACE NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID N ew O rlea n s, LA PERMIT NO. 1112 P.O. Box 52003, New Orleans, LA 70152 L 1 2890 DEC99 BRIEDE, ALBERT E I I I 290 BELLA OR METAIRIE LA 70005