m ^HtGHLIGHTS^ •RESULTS OF 11 TRACK & FIELD MEETS •RESULTS OF 42 DISTANCE RUNS -World Decathlon -No. California •America's Finest City -Nike -Pan-American - -Midwest Masters 25K -San Francisco Marathon -Rocky Mountain .gt Louis -Nike Grand Prix lOK -World Veterans Marathon & lOK ;Europea„Championships -Pikes Peak Marathon -And 28 More -Indiana -Columbus -7 Pepsi Challenges • 1981 HALF-MARATHON RANKINGS ^ National Masters News "5 Theonlynationalpublication devoted exclusively to track &field and longdistance running for menand women over age 30

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Binder Sets Mark in Nike Marathon RECORDS FALL 2:13:41 For Villanueva AT FIRST WAVA EUGENE, Oregon, Sept. 12. Mex-' DECATHLON ico's 42-year-old running sensation Antonio Villanueva became the second by ED OLEATA fastest veteran marathoner in history Never mind that the meet was billed as today by blazing to a 2:13:41 in the . a world championship and only two Nike/Oregon Track Club marathon. foreigners showed up (five others were His stunning effort is surpassed only entered), the first World Veteran by New Zealander 's Decathlon Championship held in San 2:ll:19 on the all-time over-age-40 Diego on August 28th and 29th was charts. simply the best masters decathlon meet ever held. Eleven new decathlon world Just three weeks ago, Villanueva had records were set for total points and set a world veterans half-marathon world records were set in at least two record of 1:05:20 in San Diego. His individual events. performance today moved Runner's World's Marty Post to describe A number ofAmerican skip Villanueva as "probably the top ped the USA championships and masters runner in the woiid light pointed for this meet. now," ahead of Foster, England's Ron and Jack Greenwood, who haven't Hill, Germany's Gunter Mielke, New been active in the decathlon in recent Zealand's Roger, Robinson, or Bri years, both competed and won easily. tain's Tim Johnston. Greenwood set new age 56 world In finishing seventh overall in the records in the decathlon (4344 points) ARRA Championship Series event, and 36" 110 meter hurdles with a time Villanueva picked up a check for of 16.3 seconds (also a world age 55-59. $1500. (Under TAC/IAAF rules, the division record.) money can be used for training and an Sixty-four entered the competition, cillary expenses.) Countryman 49 actually started and 46 finished Rodolfo Gomez won the race overall, making it the largest masters decathlon netting $20,000 for his 2:11:35 time. field ever. WAVA hurdle specifica- Hailu Ebba won $12,000 for his (C^ntlnued on page 14) (Continued on page 11)

< 0} Ed Oleata, 45, won 45-49 division of 1st World Veterans Decatfilon Cfiampionshlps in San Q> ^ ^ "O o 273 COMPETE IN Diego Aug. 28-29 wltf) 5364 lAAF points. ZpS Photo by Mike Plant "w a S *O EMPIRE STATE o X - 4 World Bests for Anderson Americans Win 9 in Japan > N) U) - ^ fv) 2 GAMES O 9 by BILL O'BRIAN Baker Sets World Johnston Wins World v> SYRACUSE, N.Y. Aug. 13-15, 1982. Despite very limited publicity in 200 Mark lOK and Marathon this, its first year, the Masters Athletics (Track & Field) division of 's DENVER, Colorado, September 4-5. British Olympian Tim Johnston cap Empire State Games drew 273 com set a new world 200-meter tured both the 10 kilometer run and the petitors. Empire State Games officials record for men age-50-and-over this marathon in the two-day World and representatives of the sponsoring Labor Day weekend as over 100 over- Veterans Distance Running Champion Marine Midland Bank are already age-30 athletes turned out for the an ships (IGAL) around Lake Kawaguchi, preparing for a much bigger and better nual Rocky Mountain Games. Japan, September 14-15. meet in 1983. In 65° temperature with a light rain The 15th annual event — the long falling most of the weekend. Baker Charlie Hackenheimer, Central distance counterpart to the WAVA Square, N.Y., turned in the most im blazed to a time of 23.4 to smash Jack Veterans Games — was held at the foot pressive times, bettering the listed Greenwood's world 50-54 best of 23.6 of Mt. Fuji, about 1(X) kilometers American age 75-79 mark for 10,000 Colorado's Herb Anderson won 10 north of Tokyo. events as the sole competitor in the meters (46:10.8) and age 76 mark for Operating under international (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 14) page 2 National Masters News October 1982

secretarial and other expenses. Organizing Committee. 1 notice that WAVA has a $10 fee at As WAVA delegate to Oceania, 1 Write On! tached to the entry. This have sought from the Trust a contribu should generate approximately tion to allow me to visit San Juan for $50,000, for the organization. 1 note the Masters meet in Sept. '82 to attend Address letters to: that 7-11 (Southend Corporation), to WAVA and N.Z.A.V.A. business with its Velodrome, and Arco, with its' for the 5 WAVA Games in 1983, but National Masters News, P.O. Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404 donation of several all-weather tracks the Trust regrets under its conditions in the L.A. area for the Olympic that it cannot as.si.st. Air , PAIN REVIVES USMTT games, have been getting a lot of however, will get me to Los Angeles positive P.R. from their efforts to keep and back for September 1982. National Masters Your September issue was so in government out of the event. Surely Those Masters and other overseas terestingly written, and the result so Officers the masters program — particularly if veterans can receive cold comfort in comprehensive, it has compelled me to it goes into multiple disciplines as in knowing that 1, and many other ATHLETICS CONGRESS reconsider my decision to withdraw Philadelphia — should intrigue a cor veterans here, have given up hope of from active participation in the porate sponsor who realizes that we are receiving certificates won at the 4th TRACK & FIELD CHAIRMAN: Masters movement. Jim Weed a nation of ever-increasingly older peo World Games. Our relatively small The only bad news was the decision 11672 E. 2nd Ave. ple who are constantly proving that band of 1500 registered members of Penn Mutual to drop its sponsor Aurora, CO 80010 over-40 does not mean necessarily disclaim to be represented by the 4 (303)341-2980 ship. Even in these hard times. I do feel over-the-hill. 1 recall that Glendale WAVA Games Organizing Commitiee. that, somewhere out there, there is a LONG DISTANCE CHAIRMAN; Federal, a year or so ago, used that sponsor for the Masters program. Even Clem L. Green, Bob Boal theme to good effect. 121 W, Sycamore Ave. in the absence of a corporate sponsor, I Wellington. New Zealand It was my intention to compete at Wake Forest, NC 27587 do not see the program going under. It National Secretary, N.Z..A. F./4. both Wichita and Philadelphia this TRACK & FIELD RECORDS: started without any financial support year. However, a strep throat two Pete Mundle other than entry fees; the efforts of JOGGER'S SMILE weeks prior to the Nationals took care 4017 Via Marina /fC-301 many dedicated volunteers, and people Venice, CA 90291 of that. For my friends who do not live such-as I who dug into their pockets for I groaned when 1 heard the arrogant (213)823-8804. in San Diego, 1 can assure them that 1 years to pay for travel, postage. quote attributed to so-called LONG DISTANCE RECORDS: have not laid off from athletics. For National Running Data Center "swimmer-author" Jane Katz that she the past ten years, 1 have put on my an P.O. Box 42888 NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS had never seen a jogger smile. Why Tucson, AZ 85733 nual Birthday , consisting of a would a competitor in another sport (602)323-2223 4.5 mile run and 1/4 mile swim. This make such a stupid remark? (602) 326-6416 49th Issue year, to celebrate my 60th birthday, we I can't recall having seen a swimmer INDOOR RECORDS AND RANKINGS: SEPTEMBER, 1982 changed the course and added a bike :Haig Bohigiaii smile. They have their heads under ride. As a result we had a 4 mile run, a 225 Hunter Ave. Editor water half the time anyway. But 1 don't North Tarrytown, NY 10591 1200 yard swim, plus a 45-mile bike A1 Sheahen doubt that swimmers enjoy their sport 1914)631-1547 ride in which we had to negotiate a as much as I enjoy mine. INDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR couple of thousand feet in altitude. And what's all this about "the Ron Salvio Production Since 1 Have always been a fair swim Squan Rd. tremendous pounding, the shock to American Publishing Co. mer and good biker, the sixty year olds Clarksburg, NJ 08510 your body." The only shocKlng thing is. (201) 266-8202 can take comfort that 1 scored 44th that people use such excuses to avoid CONTRIBUTORS OUTDOOR T&F MEET COORDINATOR: over-all of 80 entrants in the what is basically a healthy activity. I Bruce Springbett and 67th of 150 in the Bike ride. don't denigrate the sport of P.O. Box 1328 Alistair Aitken, Ruth Anderson, Leo Since hope springs eternal, we have because it aggravates my sinuses or Los Gatos, CA 95030 Benning, Haig Bohigian, Alvin Clark, Phil (408) 354-7333 decided to revive the U.S. Masters In Conley, Bob Fine, Nolan Fowler, Bill Gen causes me to catch colds. Different ternational Track Team (USMTT) in try, Jim Gerard, Clem Green, Spotswood strokes for different folks. WORLD ASSOCIATION OF 1983 and will participate as a team at Hall, Don Harris, Hal Higdon, Wally In- As to the old chestnut that we never VETERAN ATHLETES (WAVA) gram, Dave Jackson, Jack Karbens, Sandra the at UCLA on smile, not true. I pass many runners on PRESIDENT: Knott, Bob Langenbach; Bob Martin, Joe September 10 and 11, 1983; then on to the road and never have difficulty get • Don Farquharson Martin, Wendell Miller, Wilf Morgan, Pete Houston the following week for the 269 Ridgewood Road. Mundle, Jack Pennington, Phil Partridge, ting a smile from many of them with a Nationals; and then on from there to West Hill, Ontario Barbara Pike, Marty Post, Jim Scannell, cheery hello. I recall one workout Canada MIC 2X3 Valdemar Schultz, Tom Sheahen, Bruce Puerto Rico, 9/23-30/83. Provided through the Indiana Dunes several there is sufficient interest, the USMTT NORTH AMERICAN REP: Springbett, Bill Stock, Pete Taylor, Danny years ago with Wendell Miller and fiiiel, Mike Tymn, Jim Weed, Jennifer will sponsor a carribean cruise follow Bob Fine some mutual friends when we were ail Hesketh Young. 77 Prospect Place ing the games. laughing so hard becuase of various sil , NY 11217 I wish to thank you for your efforts PHOTOS ly comments that we could hardly keep (212)789-6622 on NMN and trust that it will continue John Allen, George Cbhen, Bill Gentry, running. TECHNICAL CHAIRMAN: Carole Langenbach, Richard Lee Slotkin, despite the Penn Mutual defection. I have a stock response now when Ian Hume Mike Tymn, Bob Watanabe, Robert David H. R. Pain people tell me they never see people R.R. Weaver. San Diego, Caiif. Melbourne, Quebec. smile while running. 1 ask, "Have you CanadaT" DISTRIBUTORS ever seen anybody smiling while having 819-826-5418 Walter Childs, Ed Singleton, Louis PROFIT FROM 4lh WORLD sexual intercourse?" VICE PkESIDENT Johnson, Laurel James, Mike Valle, John GAMES Grant, Greg Nelson, Barbara Pike, Ruth (Road Running and Walking) Hal Higdon Jilcques Serruys Anderson. It is no rumor that NZ$90,000 profit Michigan City, Indiana "Fit Veteran" The National Masters News is an official was made by the 4th WAVA Games P.O. Box 7 publication of the Athletics Congress Organizing Committee. But the New 8000 Brugge I-Bel^um , Masters Track & Field and Long Distance Witchita Was Worth The Trip, Zealand Veteraas have, to date, not WOMEN'S DELEGATE: Running Committees, "fhe editorial policy Bui seen $1 of the profit. Irene Obera is not necessarily that of the Athletics Con 203 Paseo Bernal gress. The Games Organizing Committee, Having recently been a participant in the 1982 Penn Mutual-TAC National Moraga CA 94556 The NATIONAL MASTERS NEWS'(ISSN without the knowledge of the N.Z. (415) 376-8967 M)744-2416) is published monthly for $12 per Association of Veteran Athletes, form Masters Track & Field Championships year from, 6209 Hazeltine.Ave-. Van Nuys, CA ed itself into a limited liability com in Wichita, Kansas, 1 would like to NIKE 91401. Phone: (213) 785-1895. Second class pany. John Macdonald reported, at make the following comments: Valdemar Schultz. postage paid at Van Nuys OAr 91409. Whereas the location of the cham B.R.S.Inc. our last annual general meeting of 3900 S.W. Murray Blvd. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Na N.Z.A.V.A., that the profit would be pionships was centrally located, allow thnal Masters News, PC Box 2372, Van Nuys Beaverton, OR97005 (503) 641-6453 turned into a trust fund to be controll ing for maximum participation, some CA 91404. ed by a small group from the original (Continued on page 4) - October 1982 National Masters News page 3

Nov. 7. JFK 5K, Pittsburgh. (412) 561-0338. ON TAP FOR OCTOBER November 14. TAC National Masters lOK Cross Country Championships, Penn State. Harry Groves, Penn State Sports, Universi The 9th annual Santa Barbara schedule ty Park PA 16802. (814) 863-3147. Meters meet, hard by President December 4. National Masters 5-mile Road Reagan's vacation retreat, kicks off Track and field events feature cotnpetition for men and women over age 30 Championship, Philadelphia. October on the 2nd, along tvith the unless otherwise noted. Long distance events generally are open to all age Decembers. 5th Annual Brian's Run, West northeast Multi-event Chan^^il- groups with the exception of national masters championships, which may be Chester, Pa. lOK. 1 p.m. Larry Brandon, ship in New York, an attempt at a 206 Brooke Drive, West Chester PA 19380. limited to men and women over age 40. Entry blanks for national and regional (215) 692-5643. 4000 runners. new world 1 x 100-mile relay record in San Diego, and the 3rd Jt^n championships will generally be printed in the new.sletter 30-60 days prior to Dec. 5. Reindeer Run Vi marathon, Andes, the event. Please .send any additions or corrections to NMN, P.O. Box 2372, NY WA Main St., Delhi NY 13753. Masters Championships in Tokyo. Van Nuys CA 91404. Dec. 5. Maryland Marathon, Baltimore. Helen Pain leatfe a group of PO Box 11394, Baltimore MD 21239. masters to the 1st U.S./Clhina Masters Championships this month INTERNATIONAL SOUTHEAST in Nanjing,. Hangzhou and Hong October 2-3. 3rd Japan Masters T&F November 6. TAC National Masters 25K Kong, while the Grail Lakes Weight Championships (M40 plus, W35 plus), Road Championships, Raleigh, N.C. Lou Pentathlon takes place in r- Tokyo, Japan.. 1000 entrants - Foreigners Bilodeau, 5404 Cedarwood Dr., Raleigh U'^ V- welcome. Masaharu Sugano, c/o Japan NC 27609. (919) 782-4206(h); (919) Woodstock, Illinois on 23rd. i- Masters Athletic Union Office, 453-9, Inbe, 549-4286(0). Wakayama City, Japan. November 26. TAC National Masters 5K LONG DISTANCE RUNNING October 1-10. 1st U.S./ China Masters Cross-Country Championship, Raleigh, Track and Field Championships. Nanjing. NC, Bob Baxter, 800 Perdue St., Taleigh The fall foliage makes this one of TRACK & FIELD Hangzhou, Hong Kong. Sports TfravelInter NC 27609. the most beautiful mohths to run. EAST national. PC Box 7823, San Diego. CA Dec. 11. Joe Steele Marathon, Huntsville, The TAC National Masters 15K 92107.(714) 225-9555, Ala. Harold Tinsley, 8811 Edgehill Dr., Road Championships are set for October 2. Northeastern Multievent Cham September 23-30, 1983. 5th World Veter pionship, 11 a.m. Downing Stadium, Ran Huntsville AL 35802. ans Games. San Juan. Puerto Rico. Washington, DC on the 3rd, follow dall's Island, . One day MIDWEST ed by the Eastern Masters lOK decathlon, pentathlon, weight pentathlon, July 28- August 12, 1984. , Cross-Country Championships in running pentathlon. $5. SASE to Haig Los Angeles. October 3. Twin Cities Marathon and Na New York on the 17ih. Bohigian, 225 Hunter Ave. N. Tarrytowp tional Marathon Championship of the NY 10591. (914) 631-1547. Road Runners Club of America, Min Major open races include the Om- neapolis to St. Paul. Twin Cities Marathon, ni Freedom Trail Run in and SOUTHEAST LONG DISTANCE PO Box 24193, Minneapolis MN 55424. En the Avon half-marathon in New December 11. Invitational Masters RUNNING try form in July issue. York on the 2nd, the Twin Cities Decathlon/Pentathlon. For invitation send October 10. Bank One Marathon, Colum Marathon in Minneapolis on the S.A.S.E. to Joe Johnston, 339 N. Chris bus, Ohio. PO Box 333, Columbus OH i NEWENGLAND 3rd, the Bank One Marathon in Col tiana Ave., Apopka, FL 32703. 43216. December, 28-29. Holiday Weight Pen Oct. 10. Detroit Free Press Marathon. Ed umbus, the Detroit Free Press October 2. OMNl Freedom Trail Road •-.r. tathlon and Regular Pentathlon, Delray Kozloff, Box 170, Deiroii Ml 48231. Marathon and the Dayton River Beach, Florida. Randy Cooper, Atlantic Race, Boston. Limit 4000. GBTC, 90 Hampshire St., Cambridge MA 02139. October 10. Dayton River Corridor Classic Corridor Half-.Marathon on the Community School, 2501 Seacrest Blvd., Half-Marathon. Steve Barr, 3700 Far Hills lOth, and the year's biggie: the Delray Beach, FL 33444. November 7. 7ih Annual "Ocean State Ave., Kettering OH 45429. 16,000 runner, nationally-televised Marathon, Newport, Rhode Island. SASE Nov. 6. International Peace Race 25K & MIDWEST to NEAC, 265 Medford St., Somerville lOK, Youngstown, Ohio. Box 1320, New York Marathon on the 24th. / i. MA 02143. (617) 625-1040. Youngstown OH 44501. • ~ • i Oct. 23. Great Lakes Weight Pentathlon, Run, Kansas City. Macy's Marathon, 1034 December 26. Midwest Masters 30K Road Main St., Kansas City MO 64105. Woodstock, III. Chuck Klehm, 2 E. Algon EAST Championships Veterans Park, Crystal quin Rd., Arlington Hts, IL 60005. October 2. Avon Women's Half- Lake, 111. 10 a.m. (Open Run). Wendell S s Miller, 180 N. LaSalle, Chicago IL 60601. SOUTHWEST •k 1. WEST Marathon, Central Park, New York City. Box 881, FDR Station, NYC 10150. (213) 236-1315. Race day sign up only. $5. Oct. 30. Tulsa I5K, 2672E. 26ih St., fulsa % t- Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Nov. 29. Open & Masters October 3. llth Annual Masters Sports 5-yr. age-group awards. OK 74114. Track Meets, Kaiser High, Honolulu, 8 Association lOK Cross-Country Champion Nov. 6. 4 pm. First City/Nike Gulf Athletic MID-AMERICA a.m. Buzz Bear, 274 Ilihau St, Kailua HI ships. Age30and up. Noon. Van Cortlandt (Continued on page 4) 96734. Park, Bronx, NY. MSA, 77 Prospect Place, November 7. Macy's Marathon and lOK October 2. 9th Annual Santa Barbara Brooklyn NY 11217. Masters T&F Meet, Goleta, Calif. Club October 3. New York Marathon Tune-Up, West, P.O. Box K, Goleta, CA 93107.(805) Central Park, NYC, 25K, 10:30 a.m. West 687-6323. Drive at W. 67th. Box 881, FDR Station, Subscribe Now! October 3. MASTERS 100x1 Mile Relay. NYC 10150. ' Palomar College Track, San Marcos, CA. The National Masters News is the bible of the Masters (Veteran.s) Will Rasmussen, 1542 Hillsmont Dr., El Oct. 3. Penn Mutual/TAC National movement, th^fastest growing segment of the running community. It's a Cajon, CA 92020 (714) 447-8909; or Dave Masters 15K Road Running Champion bargain at 12 issues a year for only $12. Get aboard the publication Holland, 28405 Hazelridge, Rancho Palos ships, Washington, D.C., 9 a.m., Hains Point, Potomac Park. PVSTC, PC Box that's covering the Masters scene more thoroughly than ever. Sub.scribe Verdes, CA 90274; (213) 541-5841. now. December 26. 7th Hawaii Regional Senior 1065, College Park MD 20740. Entry form Olympics Christmas Track Meet, Kaiser in August issue. • $12 for 1 year/12 issues GNew High, Honolulu, 8 a.m. Stan Thompson, Oct. 16. Pepacton Paleface Marathon, 1549 Ipukula St., Honolulu HI 96821. Margaretville, NY. 36'/: Main St., Delhi, • $24 for 2 years (beat inflation!) ^$22 for overseas • Renewal NY 13753. • $20 for 1 year Ist-cla'ss air-mail Oct. 16. New Kensington lOK, 9 a.m., New Kensington, PA. (412) 339-13325. • $4 for Age Record Book NeedBack October 17. llth Annual Eastern Masters TAC lOK Cross-Country Championships and Sub-Masters (30-39) Non- Issues? Name ! Championship Race; New York City. Age 30 and over. Noon. MSA, 77 Prospect Most back issues of the National Place, Brooklyn NY 11217. Address . ^ .Masters News are available for $1.25 each, plus 50' postage and October 24. New York Marathon. Box 881 NYC 10022. handling for each order. City State. -Zip. October 31.-NYRRC Halloween Run, 7 Send to: p.m. Central Park, New York City. 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(Continued from page 3) WRITE ON Assoc. Masters lOK Cross-Country Cham FIELD EVENT FESTIVAL HELD pionship on the tough Houston south Buf (Continued from page 2) of US had to travel several hundred falo Bayou course, site of the 1981 na by JIM PEARCE an incredible five Persiarsai Fieocxrds out tionals. Ed Lang. 14 Sandalwood Rd. miles in order to compete. Eighteen Adult and Master athletes of Five events. Chadbourne's top per Houston TX 77024. (713) 781-2810. In compensation for travelling such and 18 younger athletes competed in formances included a 'hmmer throw Dec. 4. Whiterock Marathon. Dallas. long distances one would expect the the first Wolfpack Field Event Festival of 142' 11" with the 12 lb hairinierand Marathon. 6434 E. Mockinebird, Dallas track meet to be pleasant and well- TX 75214. 36' 4'/2" with the 35 IS:-, waight. Joe's organized. Unfortunately, this was not held at Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, August 21, 1982. This multi-event score, using age factior sciarttng from WEST the case in Wichita. In particular, I was festival featured throwing and jumping the February, 1982 isisae'Of-National very disappointed with the organiza October 2. Heritage Day Run. Waterford. events for competitors of all ages. Masters News, was 2891 Congratula Calif. 10 K and 2 mi. 8 a.m. Scenic country tion of the javelin throw. The overall winner of the Throwing tions, Joe! road, flat and fast. BASE to Don Lund- The condition of the throwing area Pentathlon was Norm Bower (30-34) of Excellent individ'.aai peitfbrmances bere. 12607 Lone Oak Rd.. Waterford. was poor, on grass instead of turf, and were made in the dacus !by .Jim Rear- Calif. (209) 874-2229. uphill. Also, not enough qualified of the Over the Hill Track club of October 3. Mercury lOK. Los Angeles. Jim Cleveland, with 3112 points. Jim don (30-34) of the Ohio Track Club ficials were available to judge the event Goulding. 431 W. Olive. Los Angeles CA Kirkpatrick (35-39) from Champaign, with a 185' 3" throw., .audi by George 90014. within a reasonable time. >r- (Jclober 30. Santa .Ana Oolden City Days Illinois finished a close second with Mirka (40-44) in the ^bot, 4r 8", and < •• Hopefully, improvements will make lOK Run. Ken Henderson, Santa .Ana- 2984. In his first Throwing Pentathlon, the discus, 149' 8". it worthwhile in the future. Tustin YMCA. 205 W. Civic Center Dr.. Steve Kaye (30-34) of the host Wolfpack Club naembcrs were very Santa .Ana. CA 92701. (714) 542-3511. Wolfpack Athletic Association scored encouraged by the resuit-s ef dneir first October 31. 4th Annual Sportsmen of Hans-Peter Riede an excellent 2763 points.. track and field event, and liispe that in Stanislaus Natural Light Footrace. .Modesto, Calif. Jeff Highiet. 229 CONLEY SETS 207-5 The outstanding performance of the future years, the meet can beexpanded Charlemagne Way. Modesto CA 95350. day belonged to Joe Chadbourne in scope to include mim events. .November 20. 10 a.m.. Golden Gate Race JAVELIN MARK (50-54) from OTH. Joe competed in Thanks to all those whoi tcjok part and Walkers 1982 15Km Racewalking Cham the Throwing Pentathlon and achieved assisted in the meet. Z pionships. all age divisions, Golden Gate BERKELEY, Calif., August 28. Phil Park. San Francisco. Harry Siitonen, 106 Conley, 48, raised his own U.S. age Sanchez St.. Apt. 17. San Francisco, CA 45-49 javelin record today to 207'5" at 94114.415/863-0479. the PA/TAG Open T&F Champion Nov. 21 Heart of San Diego Marathon, II ships. 3640 Fifth Ave.. San Diego, CA 92103. The prodigious heave upped his Nov. 21 Lasse Viren Finnish invitational 20K, Malibu, Calif. Eino, 32926 American standard of 203'4", set in Mullholland Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265. 1980, and was good for 2nd place Nov. 28. Penn Mutual/TAC National overall. Masters 15K Cross-country Champion To possibly glean a few ideas as to ships, Balboa Park, San Diego, Calif. Ken how he does it, you can read his "Phil Bernard, PO Box 80512, San Diego CA the Philosopher" column monthly on 92138. . Dec. 4. Fiesta Bowl Marathon, Scottsdale, page 8 in NMN. Z Arizona. Marathon, 3410 E. Van Buren, Phoenix, AZ 85005. HIGDON GETS AXED December 12. . Bo.x 27244 Chinatown Station, Honolulu HI Is honesty the best policy? For per 96827, (808) 734-7200. sonal relationships, yes. For dealing with strangers in a complex society, NOR TH WEST probably. For Surviving in the rough- October 3. Portland Marathon, Oregon. and-tumble world of American sport- Kurt Hartung, 14250 N.W. Burton Rd., scasting, no way, Jose. Portland OR 97229. October 16. OTC Masters Cross-Country The latest victim to get the ax from Meet, 10 a.m. Lane Community College, his sportscasting job, for attempting to Eugene, Oregon. Men's lOK, Women's tell it like it is, is none other than our 5K. S2. Betty Harry, c/o Rerun, 949 Pearl, own Hal Higdon, veteran author- Eugene OR 97401. runner-lecturer-skier-travel agent and, Nov. 28. Seattle Marathon. Club Nor thwest. 320 N.E. 72nd St.,- Seattle WA now, ex-broadcaster. 98115. Seems Hal has been the color com mentator for the past few years for the CANADA America's Marathon, run • each Novembej- 7. Ontario Masters. Cross- September in Chicago. He admits he's Country Championships (lOK). Toronto. enjoyed the fame and the manna. Bob Moore. 519 Sutherland Drive. Toronto But he had the unmitigated gall, the Ont. M4G1K9. outrageous ill-manners, and the pro INTERNATIONAL letarian bad taste to announce to thousands of listeners, the actual October9. South African Masters Marathon number of runners competing in the Championships. Port Elizabeth. race. This unforgivable gaffe October 16. Athens Marathon. Roadrunner understandably infuriated the sponsors Tours, 301 West Highway 20, Michigan Ci and race organizers, who,- believing ty IN 46360. October 22. Marathon, New bigger is better, "often inflated the Zealand. numbers entered," Hig said. October 31. Melbourne Marathon, For his audacity, Hig was replaced Australia. by the "voice of the Boston .November 1. Dublin Marathon, Ireland. Marathon." Asked what he planned to .November 14. Tokyo Women's Interna tional Marathon. Japan. do, Hal says he planned to run in the GOING TO BAT for the National Masters Sports Festival is Philadelphia Ph-IHies Nj-Star first December 5. Fukudka Marathon, Japan. marathon. "I'll speak with my feet in baseman, Pete Rose, who Ispresented vrith tt>e first "gold medal" by Festival chairuran Jcitin B. stead of my voice. They tell me I'm Kelly, Jr. The 41-yearold Rose was honored in pre-game ceremonies at VeteransStsdi-um for crazy to support the event by my personifying the spirit of the Masters . The Festival, sponsored by The Penn iMutuai Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia, was the first-ever multi-sport competnive mest nor Masters presence. Maybe so. But Chicago is athletes. More than 2,000 men and women from more than 30 states and several nasiorsscom still a good place to race, even if the ci peted In 13 sports: track and field, swimming, cycling, , kayaiiing syn ty's marathon is run by a bunch of chronized swimming, , powerlifting, weightlifting, long-distance runrrrng wrestlnng and schnooks." Z . The Festival wasan official part ofPhiladelphia'sSOOth birthdaycelebration 4 » * » 't

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hosted by John Dobroth. Miller placed NOTICE! 11th overall with the following marks:

MEET 100m (14.10), LJ (3.94m), Shot (7.12m), HJ (1.29m), 400 (73.39), DIRECTORS! lOOH (19.27), discuss (23.70m), PV (1.50m), javelin (30.36m) and 1500 if you are planning to put on a (7:07.77). • masters track and field meet in 1983/ please contact eitlter Ron Salvio (indoor meet coordinator) or Bruce CONLEYSSET ^pringbett (outdoor meet coordinator) so they may help you avoid scheduling JAVELIN MARKS conflicts. We are still without a site for KENTFIELD, Calif., August 14. the 1983 Indoor Masters T&F National Championships. Salvio is still taking The imposing duo of Phil and Fran bids. Contact him immediately if Conley both set pending Masters you're interested: Ron Salvio, Squan javelin age records today in the Nor- Rd., Clarksburg NJ 08510, (201) then California Seniors and Marin 266-8202, or Bruce Springbett, PO Box County Track Meet. 1328, Los Gatos CA 95030, (408) Phil threw the spear 199' 1" for a new U.S. age-47 mark, while Frank 354.7333.a unleashed an 83' 6" to break her own U.S. 40-44 mark by five feet.

CHRIS MILLER Jo Kolda, 64, used an aiding 5 mph ->,4 SETS WORLD wind to blaze 100 meters in 15.6 and 200 in 33.9, both close to her world DECATHLON MARK 60-64 marks. Harry Koppel, 69, sped to 100 (13.0) r i VENTURA, Calif... July 31-Aug. 1. and 200 (27.4) wins. Both times are Christel Miller, 45, of Glendale, Calif, under the world bests for age 70-74. IIP-.', broke her own women's world veterans Joe Packard, world 75-79 record- decathlon record this weekend with a holder in the TOO, 200 and 4(X), return total of 3908 points. The score broke ed to action after a 3-year absence to her own world 40+ mark of 3396 capture the 100 (15.7), 200 (33.2) and points, set in this meet last year. 400 (84.1) at age 78. Bob Stone, 62, impressed with good Rosalia Gehling, 37, 1st 35+ female In Garden of tfte Gods 10 miler June 12 in Colorado The occasion was the National TAC heaves in the javelin (125' 7"), shot Springs in 1:11:05. She placed 9th woman of 555, and 450th of 3000 overall. Women's Decathlon Championships, (41' 2") and discus (149' 10"). • Sportstoto bv John Ahen

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the theme song from "Chariots of and "B" once and it's set to go. Then Fire" or "Rocky." Then you can set when you're ready, push "A" again the countdown timer so that you will and you get a quick shot of adrenaline have inspirational music for the to get you through the final miles. toughest part of the race. Still another feature 1 have in mind is Last, but certainly not least, the a small, high-powered needle on the ultimate stopwatch would have a small bottom side of the watch. Push "A" compartment in which to carry the in three times, then "C" once. "D" twice structions. • BOWERS RUNS 2:23 IN SAN FRANCISiCO

byMIKETYMN by RICHARD SLOTKIN Flory Rodd went through 10 miles in a 6:24 pace on what he hoped would be SAN FRANCISCO, July 11. Jim his first sub-2:50 marathon. But by 10 SEEKING THE ULTIMATE STOPWATCH Bowers didn't break 2:22 as he had miles, he knew something was wrong. hoped, but the forty-three-year-old He told a friend he doubted he'd be Next to his shoes, the runner's most But then, who or what could? Santa Rosa airline pilot ran the second around at the end and went through valuable piece of equipment is his stop I used to time everything, even how fastest marathon of his masters career the next 5 miles in 6:58 pace, which watch. For $19.95, marked down from long it took one of my teachers to get today to win the 40-44 division of the meant he might have trouble breaking its regular price of $39.95, I recently from the door of the classroom to her San Francisco Marathon in a fast three hours. This was the guy who won purchased one that comes pretty close desk. Mostly though, 1 timed myself. 2:23:58. He placed 15th overall. his age-group last year in 2:55. to being the ultimate stopwatch. First, it was once around the house, , Alameda's Sal Vasquez, 41, was run For the next five miles, his pace Not only does my new wristwatch twice around, ten times around. Later, ning at a 5:30 pace for the first 15 slowed to 8:10, and to a painful 9:53 serve as a normal tirhepiece and it was once around the track, then miles, dropped off a bit for the next for the last four miles. "1 have no idea chronograph, it has the folloyving twice around, and on up. It never oc seven miles, and totally ate it over the what happended," Rodd said. "But 1 special features: day and date disi)lay, curred to me then how primitive my last 4.2 miles with an 8:22 pace. The -intend to get it back at the New York lap time, split time, musical alarm, stopwatch was. word is that that's typical Vasquez in Marathon in October." hourly chimes, countdown timer, dual My new model allows me to do the marathon because he won't put About 8000 runners showed up for time zone mode, military time mbde, things 1 had never dreamed of. Take, over 40 miles a week into his training. the annual event. Bjorg Austrheim- and night light. On top of all that, it's for example, the military time mode. David Salo set a U.S. record for age Smith, 39, ran 3:09:44, a bit tired after water resistant to 100 feet. I'm now able to time myself while do 49 in 2:30:19, easily winning his divi finishing 7th in the Western States 100 Like most bargains, however, there's ing a paratrooper's shuffle. sion. The time is only 1:33 off John two weeks ago. MoUy Thayer, 39, a catch to this one. You need to take a I'm not into ultramarathons, but Brennand's 45-49 mark. finished in 3:02:24 and had to be car three credit graduate level college think of what this military time mode Norm McAbee won the 50-54 divi ried through the finish chute. Is this course in order to learn how to operate means to people who do the 24-hour sion in 2:40:53. Sandra Kiddy was the getting to be typical of Brian Oldham- all of the features. runs. No longer do they have to inter first woman master, setting a new U.S. coached women? Some people think For example, the instructions for the rupt their concentration by trying to 45-49 women's record of 2:53:23, so. Seems that he has them believing countdown timer read: "From Time 1, figure out if it's A.M. or P.M. breaking her Feb. 14 pending mark of thev can.'^alk on water. press 'C (button) twice. Press 'D' and The time zone mode allows you to 2:57:12. "Once the race started, 1 went Fred Kiddy didn't like the course. hours will flash. Press 'A' to select display local time and the time in for the record all the way," she said. There were places with dirt, trolley desired number of hours. Then press another zone together, this can be a "But by the last mile-and-a-half, I was tracks and grates. He PR'd. anyway, in 'C and minutes will flash. Press 'A' to tremendous aid to runners competing pretty well exhausted." 2:37:24. Salo liked the course. "If you select desired digits. Press 'C again away from home in another time zone. Margaret Miller won the W55-59 can run in Chicago," he said, "you can and units will flash. Press 'A' to select The energy that would otherwise be ex division in 3:07:22, while Marion Ir- run anywhere." He said the course was desired digits. Press 'D' to end se pended in strenous mental calculations ' t vine captured the W50-54 competition excellent, a view echoed by most run quence. Press 'A' to begin timer. When can be saved for the race itself. in 3:06:24. ners. • alarm sounds, press 'B' to silence. On the other hand, this feature can Press 'C three times to return to Time work to the detriment of a west coast REUNION* TOE 1." runner competing on the east coast. Each of the features has its own se Say you are 20 miles into a marathon in USMITT quence. That's one of the easier ones to New York. You glance at your, watch master. and realize it's only 8 A.M. back in WORLD GAMES - PIEKTO RI(D '83 I've had a penchant for stopwatches California. You realize that you could since acquiring my first, one in 1949 at be home in bed instead of pounding the ULTIMATE PACKAGE: Sth WORLD GANES/SAN JUAN; CARIBBEAN CRUISE , the age of 12. It was the round pocket streets of Harlem. That might be PRE-TOUR OPTIC»C: U.S. NATICmLS/HOUSlW: SR. OLWICS/LOS ANGELES kind and was nothing more than a enough to psyche you out for the re POST-TOUR OPTIONS: PER YOUR REQUEST stopwatch. As 1 recall, it cost around mainder of the race. $29, not cheap in those days. So, infla The feature that I'm most excited •CLASSES of '72 - Europe, '73-74 - South Pacific, '74 - Vancouver/Gresham, tion hasn't affected everything. about is the countdown timer. If 1want '75 - New York/Toronto, '76-77 - South Africa, '77 - Gothenberg, '78 - Orient, '79 - Hanover, '80-81 - New Zealand, '81 - Orina, '82 - China/HcmgKong Although it stopped for good about to run a marathon in 2:30, 1 Set the 17 years ago, 1 still have the old watch. timer at that figure. When the race There are too many memories etched in RESERVE now; $125. per person. $100. fully refundable until April 1 begins, 1 press the button to activate it (at least) and $25. non-refundable registration fee. the dial to throw it away. At 1:33.6 on — assuming, of course, that 1 haven't the dial 1 can see the great Citation set lost the instructions and can figure out To: SPOFCTS TRAVEL INTERNATIONAL, LTD., P.O. Bcnc 7823, San Diego, CA 92107 ting a world record for the mile af which button to push.When the timer Golden Gate Fields in 1950. Just over 3 reaches zero, the musical alarm goes seconds, 1 can picture Jackie Robin off. If 1 haven't finished the race, then Please reserve places for me at the Sth World Games of WAVA in Puerto Rico '83. I anTTncTuding $ 8 $125. per person. son, my boyhood sport idol, stealing 1 know that I've failed to achieve my second at old Ebbets Field. At 9.4 goal. 1can then pull out of the race and Name (s) seconds, there's Jim Jackson, my high save my remaining strength for another Aidless Street City State Zip school teammate, "equaling Jessie day. Phone () Hcne Business Owen's national scholastic 100-yard There are all kinds of ways to use 1_L dash record in 1954 at Edwards -Jhis watch. But it falls short of being Please send me information on: The Ultimate Package (Pwrto Rico 6 CTUise)_ Stadium in Berkeley, California. The Houston/Puerto Rico/Cruise Ihe ultimate stopwatch. First of all, 1 Los Angeles/Houston/Puerto Rico/Cruise watch succumbed around 1965. 1 was would recommend to the manufacturer Other Options attempting to clock a Sandy Koufax that instead of "Mary had a Little Just Puerto Rico fastball and it just couldn't handle it. Lamb," for the alarm tune, they use T jrfp; t')r) /!".f-^ !•:p'"»»If;•!/? -1 October 1982 National Masters News page 7

SAL VASQUEZ

by MIKE TYMN

As the runners lined up for the start from Mexico in 1959 to play with the of the Nike m'asters regional in San Chicago Mustangs. After ten years- •11. Francisco a few months ago, one of the with that team he retired and his drink top 50-year-old competitors in the race ing problem began. He is now an active noticed a short, pudgy runner on the member of Alcoholics Anonymous. very front line. "He didn't look like a Perhaps because of his soccer serious runner and I considered tapp background, Vasquez developed rapid ing him on the shoulder and suggesting ly as a runner. Within a year he was that he move back with the slower run winning masters competition and by • "lb ners," the 50-year-old runner related the end of his second year of running to me upon returning home to he was winning some races overall. Sv Honolulu a week later. Last January, he clocked 50:34 for 10 . j -r' The short, slightly pudgy runner miles, an American masters record, won the 10 kilometer race and the and in March he did a sizzling 31:00 Honolulu runner felt a little foolish while defeating Jim Bowers in the San when he thought about what he had Jose Mercury News annual lOK. That almost done. was a masters record for an out and A little over a month later, the same back course. He also holds the national SAL VASQUEZ short, slightly pudgy runner outran the masters record of 1:07.50 for the half- best masters in the country while winn marathon. 70 ENTER MONTANA MEET ing the Nike Masters Grand Prix in Vasquez not only does not look like Philadelphia. a serious competitor (although he got by MIKE CARIGNAN marathoner from Helena, thrilled Sal Vasquez, who usually carries 140 down to 135 for the Grand Prix), he BOZEMAN, Montana, August everyone with record times in the 1500 pounds on a 5-foot-5 frame, has sud trains significantly shorter and faster 20-21. Seventy athletes took part in the (4:02.3), 800 (2:02.4) and 5000 denly emerged as one of the top two or than most top distance runners. He 4th Montana Masters Track & Field (15:16.1). three masters runners in the country. logs in only 40-50 miles a week and Championships under excellent condi For the women, Marilla Salisbury's The 42-year-old native of Mexico Ci says that most of it is between 5 and tions, except for two "heats" of the memorable appearance added five Div. ty, who now calls Alameda, California SVz minutes mile pace. 5000. W records. In Div. Ill, Edna Berg tan his home, began running three years "1 don't have a lot of time to run," Travelers CaJ Boyd, Ross Carter and close to her records. Heat may be the ago to overcome a severe drinking pro said Vasquez, who works a night shift Larry Patterson dominated Div. Ill one thing that can slow Jenny Tuthill, blem. in nearby Oakland as a printing and die (60-69). Carter threw the 8 lb. shot so husband George sprayed her down cotting pressman. "So 1 try to make "I had been away from the booze (44-5), 12lb. (36-10) and 16 lb. (32-'/2). with a hose during the 5(X)0, and she the most of the training time 1 do have. for about two years, but I was bored Bob Graham set four meet records in ran a fine 18:41.9 for the submasters Besides, 1 tried putting in 80-90 miles a and started going back to it," Vasquez Div. II, (50-59), while Bob Brown and gold. week for about a month last year and it said following the Philadelphia race. Tom Selstad made a memorable duel New meet records went to former left me too tired." "My wife suggested that I take up jog out of the distances. Jack Catlin, MSU sprinter Ann Babcock in the When it was suggested that Vasquez ging so that I'd have something to do, recovering from injuries, moved within sprints and long jump. Nedra Taylor might run even faster if he dropped his but I told her that was for the birds. an inch of his high school PR in the claimed two records in the throws. weight down to the low 120's, normal She kept after me until I finally agreed vault, clearing 10-3. The Championship was sponsored for most serious competitors his to give it a" try." In Div. 1, (40-49), Riley Poyner set a by the Big Sky Wind Drinkers, a height, he said that he feels weak when meet record 11.9 in the 100. Other Bozeman-based running club, and by Although he had never done any he gets much below 140. strong marks came from strongmen Nike. This year's innovation was a competitive running before then, Vas Vasquez' next goal is to break 2:20 Earl Jensen and Don Poole. barbecue, attended by 120 athletes, of quez had been a professional soccer for a marathon. He plans to do that in In the sub-masters (30-39) 50(X), ficials and guests. Next year's meet will player. He moved to the the Oakland Marathon in December. • 16:46 placed 7th. Jim Hatcher, a 2:19 offer more events. •

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Shirley Smith, 47, St. Petersburg, won women's high jump with leap of 4'4" at , Gainesville, FL. July 16. Photo by Bill Gentry page 8 National Masters News October 1982

I've learned it's best to controljny feel pick it up, nobody's going to pass me ings and keep moving at some pace. in the last mile. Whoa, Big Guy, bad On Appfooching This way the shock isn't too great when idea. Something is rattling loose in the you try to resume running speed. It's rib cage. There should be water on the Every Problem getting from mile 3 to 4 that's a bitch. course, I'm totally dehydrated and 1 ve slowed so much for mile 2 it's no there isn't any electrolyte replacement problem getting to 3, I'm even starting within 100 miles of this dump. I'll tell Wilh on to crank up a bit. Whatever false you something else worth missing, now signals I've received quickly dissipate that I'm at it, don't let these track and at 3 and now I go into a familiar field weirdos con you into what they PEN MOUTH routine. Please, God, get me to 4, any call a 10,000 Meter Run. jerk can run two. miles and get home, If a lOK is bad in Rolling Meadows, by W. MacOONALO MILLER forget about time, I'll be more serious miserable in Glencoe, believe me, if in next week's intervals. you can, it's twice as bad on a track. Somehow, I'm at 4 and two miles Talk about fun .- 24 or 25 laps with 10,000 NIGHTMARES seem like impossible man, I can't do it! some crazy portion thrown in just for r. t--: Little kids, housewives and guys with laughs. They have guys who make a big Everybody has nightmares, right? between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. in Chicago, bellys are passing me and I've begun deal over yelling as loud as they can You sit up in bed with a jerk at 3 A.M. you automatically know they aren't my sympathy routine. If these bums right in your face, "twenty two laps to You feel alone, cold and clammy. serious about their running. They just worked like I do for my family they go number 472' " you can hardly wait You're perspiring and crying. 1 mean, want to go somewhere in a headband wouldn't be passing me so damn fast. I to get around the track so this nitwit deal with it, I can't. and Walkman. Altitude, mountains, mean, whattaya expect, these suburban can scream, "twenty one laps to go A harrowing experience as a child, a desert competition, my foot — come women train all day long, they've got number 472." By noon I've pretty tragedy narrowly averted, a deep seed join us for a summer of running in nothing else to do, how many 49 year much forgotten most of the pain and ed psychological imbalance, a mental Chicago the next time you think you're olds have passed me? Not one, pal, misery connected with the race. It dystfunction having to do with puber really ready to pay the price. that I'm aware of, I'd like to see one of wasn't so bad, you know, it really ty. It could be one or all, never mind My Fall marathon training game these punk kids carrying ten extra didn't hurt that much. Next time I'm the details, I've got troubles of my plan is rather simple. 70 miles a week, pounds in each thigh and then see how going out at 6:20's and I'll just hold own. intervals once, maybe twice, if so high they'd lift those knee socks. How them. What's the big deal? It just takes What you ask, could possibly snap a meone traps me, a week, a long one on the hell can a guy expect to work all a little of what I'm made of. Now if I man of my background and education Sunday and then with two months to day on his job, bust his butt to get in a can just figure out what to do with my awake and whimpering in the middle go — damn. Some lOK's. workout and then try to run with a wife until this is all over. She's made us of the night. What could bring this The people that travel the lOK circuit bunch of sun tans in these stupid an appointment next week with calm demeanor to pityful whining? make me sick. Volvo bicycle caps, lOK's? To hell with it, I'm going to Masters and Johnson. Oh me! • ?• A lOK. A 10,000 meters run. A ten wrist bands and a lot of knee socks. •;> \ kilo, a ten kilometer. I've said it They do one a week and spend the rest \ everyway I know and it still doesn't do of.the time searching for short courses. any good. I feel terrible. For five bucks you get a tee shirt that By way of background, once a year, after the second washing is about as big I crank up for a marathon. I mean, I as a handkerchief. Some will have put the pedal to the medal. My pro something real funny on them like, gram starts in the late Spring, runs "Joggers Keep it Up Longer." Mile through the Summer and then splits will be either inaccurate or in the culminates at some Fall marathon. wrong place, you can count on it. Race During the rest of the year I pretty directors always say pretty much the much take it easy. I talk a lot about the same thing, "Oh, the one mile mark things.I'm going to do differently dur was probably off a little but the overall ing next summer's training and main distance was on the money, the high tain a solid mileage base of about 12 school coach measured it." miles a week. I'm one of those for I especially love the suburban course Fred Kiddy (5695) in Chinatown at San Francisco Marathon. tunate people who can eat whatever that always includes a residential area Photo by Richard Lee Slotkin 1982 they please, as often as they want and with some maniac driving his car down my weight will never vary more than 70 the middle of the street waving a fist to 80 pounds. Actually my few months •out the window while trying to polish t • , training program consists primarily of off a few runners. I mean, everyone AHUETES MHO ENTER A HEM DIVISION THIS MONTH OCT 1982 dieting and trying to run feeling half knows I drive to work on this street. ATHLETE (RESIDENCE) BIRTHDATE ACE CROUP 0-27-42" " 40-44' dead because of the diet. I'll fast a Actually; I'm evading the issue. I can't —DORIT 8RE0LlMCr " KiRIANNC HANH(HC) 10- 2-27 55-59 whole day from time to "time, this bring myself to conversation about 6.2 AILEEN HOCAN(*US)__,., 10-23-22 60-64 —;)OVCE SMlTKtCB) 10-26-37 —45-49 maneuver makes a brisk training run miles. It's such a whimpy affair I can't HARCARETE STRUeVCN(UC) 10-20-22 60-64 especially good fun, that is if running handle the fact that I can't handle it. LORRAINE CATTELLtKENT,MASH) 10-10-32 50-54 CHRISTINE CORTIStSEATTLr.TMr" 10-30-3"r 45-49" k!^ with a headache and the threat of I'm with a friend, I ask him about pace RUTH FRAMLEY(TONAUANDA.NT) io- 7-A2 40-44 throwing up is your idea of good fun. and he gives me the old "I had a very SANDRA KNOn(CLEVELAND.OH) . 10- 9-37 45-49 ANN NAUKANtBELLPORT.UY) "1D-Y2-27" "55=59" While I'm, at it, I'm always hearing tough practice run yesterday — what MENDY NILLIAHStOAKVILLE.TEMN) 10-15-32 50-54 conversations about great places to you got in mind?" I tell him I'm think BOE ARDREYtSALINA.KS) 10-20-37 45-49 —BRU»rtuLLEN(t61 ~ "10-2T-3r" "30=54" train. Oregon and its competition. ing about trying to hold 6:30's and HUGH COLENANtKAUAI.HAMAIl) 10- e-32 50-54 10-25-27 55-59 Boulder for the altitude, California for then kick it in under 40 minutes if I ED DOMELLtHDCDLAND.CA) ARTHUR CRAyBURN(NZ) "10- 9-27 "55-59" the great hills. Every time Carl Lewis can. He says, "Sounds good, don't KENNETH HALLtCB) 10- 3-22 60-64 il NATHANIEL HEAROtHARION.MASS) 10- 1-17 65-69 jumps the talk immediately swings to know if I can run 6:30's but I'll stay DUO HELD!SAN DIECO.CALIFI -lO-25-rT 35=59 a Mexico City and it's altitude, etc., etc. with you as long as I can." ALVIN HEHRV(CARSON,CA) 10-20-37 45-49 ALPHONSE JUILLANO(STANFORO.CALIF) 10- 5-22 60-64 Know what I say? Baloney! I don't Before we hit the first mile split, it "SYDNEY HAODENTSANTA "HONICA'.CALT ""SO-TT-t 5-79" care what you run, what you throw or seems to be pulling a bit in my gut and CARY HlLLERtN. HOLLYMOOO,CA) 10-10-37 45-49 MEL FENCER(US) 10-31-37 45-49 .' how you jump, put in a summer in I can't stay with my friend. I'm think "10-15-22" "60=64" V* " CHESTER FETERSroSl Chicago and you.'ll do it better than ing damn, I can't even hold 6:30's for FRANK FFLACINCtRElSTERS TOMN.HO) 10-26-32 50-54 JOSEF SAHLHANNIMCI 10- 4-07 75-79 you ever thought possible. Let that wet one lousy mile. Now I hear the kid in ""BRUCE "SPRI NtBETTl CARH.OS" CATDS.tD" "10-"4-32" 30-53" LARRY STEWART(US) 10-19-37 45-49 bulb slip up to around 94 with the the park recreation instructor shirt_call- 10-19-37 45-49 LARRY STUART(EL TOROtCA) —IK)>- humidity hanging around 85 and ing splits; 5:45, 46, 47. I no longer cry "RON MHITMETTCW "30-43" you've got yourself a day to work on out or stop at this stage, what I really your form. If you see someone running need are some new running friends. October 1982 National Masters News page 9

11 Months to Go COUNTDOWN TO II PUERTO RICO

The man who started it all back in and since WAVA seeks to avoid the in 1968, David Pain, is coming out of cidents so frequently associated with retirement and will lead a tour to San nationalism, it would be my suggestion Juan for the 5th World Veterans that the relay be composed of Club Games next year. teams, and not limited to a national team, in each 10-year age divison." Pain founded the masters track and field program over 14 years ago. He "I am sure the athletes themselves directed the first five National Masters will overwhelmingly vote for the inclu T&F Championships in San Diego, He sion of the relays," Pain told WAVA formed the U.S. Masters International President Don Farquharson, Track Team (USMITT), conducting "particularly when the sole reason for Start of combined age 30-49 5000-meter run in National Masters T&F Championships in masters running tours of New excluding them will not exist in Puerto Wichita Aug. 8. James McDiarmid (244), Kirk Randall (258-lst M40 in 15:36.11), John Shaw England, Australia and Europe. He Rico. I feel it is time to re-examine the (263), Dan Withers (281), David Winn (161-lst M 35 in 16:09.58), Mike Montano (50), Cass helped other nations develop their decision not to have the relays. Surely, Curtis(316), and Wayne Walgren(93, on rail, 1st M30in 15:50.53). a simple poll of our national delegates Sportsfoto byJohn Allen masters programs. will reveal that the decision should be In 1976, he retired from active par reversed. • 300 COMPETE IN PAN-AM GAMES ticipation in the masters program to speqd more time with his law practice from BOB FINE (49.0) and 800 (1.56.6). His 200 time, if and his new wife. BARQUiSEMETO, Venezuela, not wind aided, is a new world record Sept. 2-5. Over 300 over-age-30 for men 40-44, breaking Reg Austin's "We will reactivate USMTT in athletes participated in the 2nd Bi- 1977 time of 21.9, set at the 2nd World 1983," he told NMN, "Competition Annual Pan American Masters Track Games in Sweden. The 10.8 is only 0.1 scheduled will be the Senior Olympics, & Field Championships this weekend. off Thane Baker's world 100 meter UCLA., Sept. 10-11; the National Venezuela and Columbia fielded the mark. The 400 mark of 49.0 is beter Masters Championships, Houston, largest contingents, followed by Chile, than Jim Burnett's existing world mark Sept. 16-18; and the 5th (V) World and Puerto Rico. Eight Americans of 49.36, but Ulacio has a better time Veterans Games, Sept. 23-30." took part. pending (47.8), as does France's Pain said the USMTT wiW sponsor a The Venezuelans proved to be as Hagues Roger (48.4). Ulacio's 800 time gracious hosts as the Puerfff^icans is only 2.0 seconds off Klaus Mainka's Carribean cruise of seven days com mencing October 1, 1982, following were two years ago in the inaugural world mark. the Puerto Rican Games. For further meet. They turned in a credible job, •Elizabeth McBlan of Canada won and provided a pleasant setting for the information write: USMTT, c/o David six events, in quality-efforts, in the Pain, PO Box 7479, San Diego CA meet. women's 30-34 division. The South Americans have made 92107. •Gilberto Gonzalez of Puerto Rico large advances in both the quantity and won eight events in the M65 bracket. Programs for the World Veterans + 717 Jack Rice in Ptiiladelphia quality of their athletes. Masters com Games have been printed in four Photo by Jerome McFadden petition is now established throughout •Arnie DeGarmo, Carl Klehm, Walt languages: Spanish, English, German Henderson, Bob Fine, Fred Johnston, most of the continent with most coun and French. Taking a page from the tries having national championships. Don Hull and Marilla Salisbury picked Super Bowl, the official name of the DEADLINE The South Amreican contingent to the up gold medals for the USA delega event is now "V World Veterans tion. NMN is written by masters World Games in Puerto Rico will be a Games." large one. •Carlos Veraguardia of Venezuela athletes for masters athletes. We "We are deeply honored to host this need and welcome your reports The 3rd Pan-Am Games in 1984 will triple Jumped 12.37 meters (40' 7") in important international competition," of meets, races, schedules, probably be held in Canada. M50 competition. i San Juan Mayor Hernan Padilla said. Some of the top individual efforts: •Hector Paul of (ihile posted M50 photos, comments, etc. Deadline "The city is making extensive prepara for editorial material and adver •Manuel Ulacio of Venezuela won wins in the 800 (2:10.6), 1500 (4:31.7) tions for the visit of more than 5,0(X) tising is the 10th of the month the M40 100 (10.8), 200 (21.8), 400 and 5000 (17.44). • athletes and their families. We hope before date of issue. Send to Na your visit to San Juan will give you an tional Masters News , P.O. REPORT FROM BRITAIN opportunity to become better ac Box 2372, Van Nuys, CA 91404. quainted with our city and its people. by ALISTAR AITKEN Sid McSweeney, who turned 70 this San Juan is the oldest city under the 1968 British 10,000 meter and year, set a new U.K. M70 400 record of flag of the United States, combining a marathon champion Tim Johnston, 71.2. Sid had a heart operation four rich cultural heritage with the most LOOKING FOR 41, ran 10 miles in 49:50 and a half- years ago. Les Brown won three races modern of accomodations and •hoM for all ttM fMd •vtiflt, marathon in 1:07.34. in the 60-69 class: 200 in 28.3, 400 in facilities." ninnlng tpHiot, throvring Impfomanta, In the Veterans Athletic Club 62.9 and 800 in 2:42.2. Harry Tempan, , In New Zealand, delegates voted to futmmor glovm, Meeting, women's invitational events a 57-year-old city bank clerk, won the vaulting •qutpmarrt. omit relay events during the games. starting Moclta, took place for the first time. Judy Ver- 50-59 800 in 2:15.3. Brian Bar- landing plls. However, several athletes have asked non, the 1974 100-hurdle Com tholemew, 45, won the 40-49 800 in or some other piece of eqiepmert lor track &field? the World Games Committee to recon- We have it GILL TITAN. CANTABfUAN. PORTAPIT. monwealth Champ won the 100 meters 2:03.9 and 1500 in 4:17.0. Jim Nac- CHRONOMfX. CRONUS. aoO all meior shoe Hnee sjder this decision. (35-44) in 12.6 from Pat McNab'(12.9), natiee edged Frank Taylor in the 40-49 Mike throwing, lumping and weight tHhng ahoae and the 200 in 26.5. Pat Gallagher ran 4(X), 53.2 to 53.3. Laurie O'Hara ran "The relays were apparently ruled Ntke track spikes away with the 800 in 2:16.3. Ron away witlTthe 50-59 5000 in 16:03.8, out due to the political activists who TRACK & FIELD Taylor, 49, still unbeaten as a vet, won with Steve Chariton, 55, second in disrupted the Games in ," SPECIALTY ITEMS, INC. the 40-49 100 meters in a close match 17:00.0. Charlie Williams, 50, a one Pain wrote Gilberto Gonzalez-Julia. 28 PLAIN ROAD, WAVLANO, MA0177*, (617) with Colin Derrett; both clocked in time 9.3 100-yard man, won the 50-59 "Since the relays are always a highlight Call Of wrlle (Of free caiMogoe 11.2 400 in 54.4. • of a Masters International meeting, page 10 National Masters News October 1982

Each national championship meet No! This is not a thinly-veiled sales tends to be a provincial affair.The pitch or commercial for increasing my TAG governing authorities, realizing clientele! I have situated myself by Phil the press of money and time com design so that I associate with a limited mitments, as well as the ominous job number of wealthy, "financially of staging such a meet, generally rotate sophisticated" friends of long stan 'H, the sites of various championships ding. I do not and can not, under the around the country accordingly. rules of my license, hold myself out to This year in Wichita I saw fewer the public-at-large. West Coast athletes than I had ex This column is NOT intended to be a Philosopher pected. Many of the old friends and treatise on financial planning! IT IS standbys were not in attendance. I am INTENDED to whet your perception sure that some were injured; I am sure that one's money and other assets by that some of the runners did not want should be deployed to develop one's to challenge the 90°/90% humidity own individual talents and goals. These climate. I am sure others opted to at may or may not place the masters tend the Sports Festival in Philadelphia athletic movement as a high priority WICHITA, MONEY AND ^'TIMING" instead. item. As we all know, personal goals I am equally sure that many others, and purposes do vary throughout our Why do we spend our own hard- several hours into the competition, and from both the West and East, did not lives, as we progress from childhood, earned savings to compete in the after the rest of the competition had ef have the money to spend $500 on travel through adolescence to adulthood, "NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS" fectively finished. It is patently unfair expenses to reach Wichita. And it cer then through midlife challenges on to in our sports? for a timely competitor to lose to tainly comes as no surprise to any of us maturity, and finally to senority. another person, who withholds his ef in the master movement, that in order PLEASE, PLEASE. PLEASE! If I feel that one must attend "THE forts for whatever reason. to become a "National Champion", you ever did anything for yourself, do NATIONALS" in order to gauge one's I strongly urge that the TAG one must be prepared to attend the it now! Go out and buy the book, seasonal performance against the com- authorities institute rules Whereby a set championship site! As the old saying "TIMING", by Tracy G. Herrick, petiton. The Nationals should offer the call-of-the-role jumping or throwing goes, "The first, and most important (Argus Communications, ISBN best competition of the year, and it order is established and maintained element in making a rabbit stew, is to 0-89505-062-5, Price $13.95). should be easy to establish seasonal round by round. It must be the in catch the rabbit!" I just came across this absolutely bests, PRs, and even perhaps national dividual responsibility of the person in How about all you others, who did MARVELOUS discussion of life's or world age records. Or maybe, it is volved in two or more events at the not go to Wichita, but saw the winning challenges, psychology and the role of an elemental matter of bringing home a same time to manage his efforts accor marks in your events below your an one's own personal finance. It is, TAG patch that says "NATIONAL dingly. ticipated performances? Do you wish without question, the most profound CHAMPION" on it. In the javelin event, we were faced that you had spent the money and and valuable book in the field. I do not with a terrible runway layout; unmow- possibly gained the laurel wreaths? personally know the author,Mr. Her WICHITA ed grass (not synthetic) on parched My career and avocation interests rick, although he lives on the San Fran earth with a slope left to right, and a center on financial, tax and investment cisco Peninsula. He has, knowingly or In the September 1982 NMN you constant drizzle or rain throughout, planning and analysis. I am very good unknowingly, addressed many of the r -', found the results of the TAG 1982 Na driven by an adverse prevailing tail- at what I do, and unlike the javelin concerns of our masters athletes, and tional Masters Track and Field Cham wind. Getting motivated was made event, 1 have improved with age! My fat mote tmpottanWy, provtded many pionships held in Wichita, Kansas. I even more difficult due to scheduling mandate is to get each of my associates of the answers. have attended each of the 8 national difficulties with regard to the hammer involved more fully in his or her own I could provide many columns of championship track meets held since I sector layout, and, in fact, the financial affairs, and ultimately for material by delving into his subjects, fi*-- became eligible for masters competi throwers under age 55 had to be each to assume full responsibility as the but it is far better for each of you to ex tion. I returned from Wichita deeply rescheduled the next day once darkness leader of whatever support team is perience his well-written effort first disappointed and embarrassed by my arrived. All of the above problems, necessary. hand, and then to have it available for performance there, even though I won save for the rain, could have been cor This role, as a "Personal Awareness future reference. my specialty event, the javelin, in the rected by the meet management. Educator", is a challenging and in I can make a guarantee to each one 45-49 (IB) age class. All I, or any other competitor, want teresting one for me, because it in of you. If you read this volume, by is to haye conditions as good as possi volves both the psychological as well as next year at this time, you will have I realize that the javelin is not the ble, befitting THE NATIONAL the financial. The whys, hows, and saved many times the cost of the book, primary event in the meet, and CHAMPIONSHIPS. Almost every wherefores of one's personal budget probably the cost of travel to the 1983 especially so in the Midwest. However, one of the throwers performed 5-15% and net worth statements, as well as National Championships, or at the I was not prepared for the inferior con below his expectation. If the sprinters one's inclination to accept risk, are as very least, you will have generated a ditions that we faced. had to run pn soft sand, with winning intimate and unique as one's finger more comfortable feeling about not First, let me say that there appears to performances at 12 or 13 seconds, we prints. I am always personally pleased having missed out on anything by stay be "a horror story" for the javelin would hear about it! If the runners had and honored when someone allows me ing home! • every year at the Nationals, and Bob to run in lane 6 all the way in the to share this very private domain. ©Copyright 1982 Phil Conley Lida and the Wichita group are unfor lOKM, they would scream! No discus tunately getting heat becaue I choose to or hammer thrower expects to throw write about it now. These things off of dirt! Why not give us spear- COULD have been said after ANY Na chuckers a break! tionals, and about MANY of the other Yes, I am frustrated and disap non-premier events as well. I also want pointed. How do I justify the $500 I to add that the officiating once the spent? How do I explain the poor per event was underway was excellent in formance to others? How do I ra the events I witnessed, and the officials tionalize "a seasonal worst" to courteous, accommodating, and pro myself? fessional. Let's talk about the accomodation. MONEY AND "TIMING" Many of the jumpers or throwers par ticipate in the sprints, jumps, or other I would like to present some obser throwing events. I witnessed several vations and suggestions about the participants wind up losing National -psychology and deployment of one's Championships that they thought they financial worth, including that part of had won, when other competitors were your budget which is earmarked for allowed to start their jumps or throws athletic travel. FloydSimmons, M55, heaves Discus in Southeastern Track Classic in Greenville, S.C October 1982 National Masters News page II

Binder Sets; Mark in Nike Marathon

(Continued (rom page 1) 2:12:41 second place, while Benji defeat Missouri's Jerry Morrison by 16 Durden picked up $8000 for 3rd in minutes (2:53:45). Local runner Joe 2:12:55. Cusic led the 60-1- group in 3:14:22. won $20,000 as first Gary Goettleman led the 35-39 run woman in a new U.S. women's record ners in 2:26:33, three minutes ahead of 2:26: U, while Laurie Binder, 35, Charles Frawley. garnered $9(XX) for 2nd in 2:33:50. Binder won her 35-39 crown by 26 Benoit's time snapped Patti Catalano's minutes over Hilary Maylor, while U.S. mark of 2:27:51, and is not far Shirley Weaver was the first over- off Allison Roe's world 2:25:29. age-40 woman in 2:53:02, over 13 Binder's time is a new American minutes ahead of Agatha-Sue Lee. record for women 35-39, demolishing Sandra Kiddy, Fred's wife, won the by almost 10 minutes the 2:43:38 set by 45-49 women's division in 2:55:05, Cindy Dalrymple in this race in 1979. over a half-hour ahead of her nearest North Carolina's Bill Hall took se rival. Elizabet Ross notched 50+ cond in the 40-44 division in a good laurels in 3:33:11. Former U.S. 2:23:07. Hall holds the American women's marathon record-holder Jac masters point-to-point marathon queline Hansen (2:38:19 in 1975) is record of 2:21:19. Jim Bowers, who back in top form, winning the 30-34 holds the U.S. masters mark for a cer division in 2:46:41. She took 7th in the tified marathon course (2:22:23) finish women's division and won $250 in ed as 3rd masters in 2:24:16, as the race prize money. drew its usual elite field of veteran run Gerald Koch (right) powers up a gruesome hill that destroyed younger competitors in the ners. Binder, who, under international Missouri River Run 8K, held July 18 in St. Louis, Missouri. Koch, age 48, of the Clarksville, New York's Fritz Mueller captured rules, is eligible for world veterans Tennessee, won the Master's Division title in 28:41. David Barry finished second in 29:11, competition at age 35, has won $31,600 followed by Ray SchlotterbacK in 29:36. 45-49 honors in a solid 2:26:38, with Photoby R. Weaver, 1982 Santa Barbara's John Brennand next on the ARRA Championship Series to in 2:33:50, followed by Fred Kiddy of date in 1982. Only Palm Springs in 2:35:27. ($36,0(X)), ($32,5(X)) 26 World Records Set in Piet Van Alphen of the Netherlands, and Durden ($42,750) have won more. who ran 2:22 in this race at age 50 two The only over-age-40 runner who has European Championships won prize money this year is Cindy years ago, easily won his 50-54 division An astonishing 26 world 5-year age- in a more subdued 2:30:47, topping Dalrymple, 40, with earnings of $57(X). K. Jouppila of Finland, increasing his division records were smashed in the Buck Levy by 22 minutes. Over $450,0(X) has been given out, ac own 182'6". European Veterans Athletics Cham •Three discus bests b'y 3. Celaya Minnesota's running doctor, Alex cording to ARRA President Don Kar- pionships in Strasbourg, France, July (M70, 43.26), V. Andersson (M75, Ratelle, 56, logged a fast 2:37:39 to dong. D 14-18. 36.64) and J. Schumann (M80, 32.40). Open to men 40 and up, and women •A 34.18 M80 javelin by F. Bender. ROCKY MOUNTAIN GAMES 35 and up, the 3rd annual event drew •A 70.84 (232'5") M45 javelin toss about 2500 athletes from primarily by Switzerland's Urs Von Wartburg. (Continued from page 1) meter dash in 11.6, just 0.2 off his Western European nations. A handful •A 60.48 M60 javelin by J. Kopitar 80-and-over class, setting world 80 plus world mark of 11.4, which he shares showed up from Czechoslovakia, and a 42.68 M70 javelin by G. Schepe. records in the 100 (16.5), 200 (34.6) with Alphonse Juilland and which he Yugoslavia and the USA as 16 men's •West Germany's L. Seuberlich's and shot (35' 8"), and tying his own tied in Arlington, Texas on July 24. and 10 women's world marks were three world W55 marks in the 100 world marks in the 400 hurdles (1:51.0) broken. Greenwood was on hand to claim (14.58), 200 (30.05), and long jump and (22'8"). five victories in the 55-59 division in (4.56, 14'11'/2"). The world bests set were: •Elizabeth Tromp's two marks in Baker, now a 50-year-old Dallas the 100 (12.4), 200 (25.1), 400 (60.3), •A 48.75 in the M40 400 by France's the W65 1500 (6:16.0) and 5000 business executive, won the 200-meter llOH (15.8) and 400H (64.7). Hagues Roger, breaking Jim Burnett's silver medal in the 1952 Helsinki Olym (23:58.0). "Although we only had about 100 listed world mark of 49.36. •A 27:24.1 W70 5000 by B. pics in 20.8, and won the bronze medal entries," meet director Jim Weed said, •A 61.85 in the M65 200 by blind four years later in Melbourne in 20.9. Hielscher. "most of the athletes were of very high Fritz Assmy of West Germany, lower •A 7.38 W75 shot by Irna Sar- ing his own standard of 62.6 Today, he also captured the 50-54 100 quality."• naman. •A 17.01 M60 110 hurdles by L. •V. Wischmann's two bests in the Lindblom of Sweden, erasing Burl W70 discus (20.24) and javelin (23.38). Gist's mark of 17.2 •A 5.18 (17') W45 long jump by C. •A 10:16.8 M50 3000 Steeplechase Roovers of the Netherlands.• by F. Teppel of West Germany, nar rowly besting Art Taylor's 10:18.1 EMPIRE STATE best. (Continued from page 1) •A 6.90 (22'71/2") M45 long jump by 5,000 meters (22:16.4). Ed Lukens, P.vPinto of Portugal, bettering Shirley Skaneateles, N.Y., won five events Davisson's 7-year-old standard of (100m, LJ, TJ, HJ, Jav), registering 21'11". national class performances for all •A 4.83 (15'4") M70 long jump by five. H. Simola of Finland, improving on Masters athletes agreed it was a uni Josef Sahlmann's 15'. quely exciting experience to be part of •A 14.92 (48'111/4") M40 triple the Olympics-like multi-sport Empire jump by West Germany's M. Sauer, State Games. Winners in the Masters breaking Herman Strauss' 11-year-old division received the same Empire mark of 47'3'/i". State Games medals awarded in the •A 14.01 (45'11/2") M45 triple Open and Scholastic divisions. There is The lead pack in St. Louis' VP Fair Run headed for the hose as racers tried to keep cool in the jump by Pinto, upping Strauss' 5-year- every reason to believe that Masters July 4th heat (78°)and humidity(82%). The lOK race was part ofthe NIKE Masters Grand Prix old best of 45' 7'/4". competition will play a larger and series. •A 57.06 (187'2'/2") M60 discus by larger role in the Games in the future. page 12 National Masters News October 1982

•As mentioned in August's NMN,Wisconsin's Dan Conway won the masters title In the prestigious Peachtree lOK in Atlanta July 4. Conway clocked 31:17 for a 27-second margin over Ireland Sloan, followed by BillHall(31:50), Bob Jenkins (32:20) and Herb Lorenz (32:43). Judy Fox Eddy led the women masters in 35:32. •Those who watched the incredible Phil m •TAG National Masters T&F Chairman Jim •The result sheet apparently omitted a new Raschker, 35, win seven events at the nationals Weed reports George Hatzfeld led a formal American women's 65-69 10,000 meter mark in Wichita and eight events in Philadelphia in presentation August 31 in Philadelphia at the in the June 13, Metropolitan Masters Meet. the women's 35-39 competition — breaking corporate HQ of the Campbell Soup Co., pro Adrienne Rimini reportedly ran 59:40, well four world or American age-division records, posing that Campbell become the sponsor of the- under the U.S. standard of 67:45. She also won must have wondered how she can take on such masters sports program. No decision as of Sept. the 800 in 4:30, and, on June 20 at Rutgers, a load without breaking down. The answer: she 20. won the W65 5000 in 27:58 and 1500 in 8:01. can't. Limping noticeably at the windup of the Indoors, she clocked a mile in 8:01, 100 yards Festival competition, Raschker's Atlanta doctor EAST in 4:41.9 and 2-mile in 18:12.3. She added a informed her the next day that she had a frac- •Charlie Hackenhelmer set a new age-76 5000 in 27:58 June 20 at Rutgers for another tured-bone in her foot — "the metatarsel exten road record of 46:41 in the Sri Chinmoy lOK in big year for the TAG 1981 Outstanding sion" — probably incurred in Wichita. A cast Liverpooi, NY July 25. Women's 65-69 Track Athlete. was put on immediately and the great one is on •George Sheehan churned out a 4:53.2 for •Somehow our National Masters Sports crutches and out of action for a while. an American age-64 1500-meter record August Festival stories last month forgot to 9 in New Jersey. acknowledge that Fred' Mannis and his able MIDWEST •ABC-TV will broadcast the New York volunteer crew did a hell of a job in running the • Carl Carey, 45, logged 33:57 as first master Herb Anderson, 80, Bellevue, Colorado won Marathon around the nation and the world for track & field meet. They worked long and hard in the Pepsi Challenge lOK in Indianapolis ten events in nationals in Wichita in 80-i- three hours October 24. 4500 volunteers are to keep things running smoothly with only minor August 22. Don Gammie posted a 36:10 to edge category. Enjoying the action is Santa Fabio needed to handle the 16,000 runners. Call hitches. Particular thanks from NMN readers Boston's Tony Saplenza by 33 seconds for 50+ of the Wichita Eagle Beacon. (212) 860-4455. goes to the typists who worked all day Saturday laurels. Ann Diaz clocked a good 38:33 as best Sportsfoto by John Allen •The 13th Philadelphia Marathon, scheduled and Sunday to bang out neat, clean results W40. for October 17, has been cancelled. which were printed in last month's issue. •Ernie Billups, 45, was the first over-age-40 his burro "Billy," completed the 25-mile event •Used to be that a 40+ runner winning a • turned 50 in September and runner in the Midwest Masters/Open 25K in 3:18:03, five minutes ahead of their nearest race overall was big news. It's still not com said he was "ready to growl" in the San Juan August 29 in Lake Bluff, Illinois, blazing a near- rivals. monplace, but it's happening more and more. meet Sept. 25. (Results next month.) The 1956 American record 1:26:03 for 5th overall among •A week later, in the 34th Pack-Burro Latest is Ben Hyser, 47, who won the God's Olympic bronze medalist (400H) has finished the 282 finishers. Clyde Baker, 52, led the 50+ 22-mile Race in Leadville, Boes & Billy won Country Marathon in Pennsylvania in 2:38:18, second to Matt Brown in the past two national contingent in 1:33:46. Warren Utes, 62, logged another $1200, breaking their own course 14 minutes ahead of his 22-year-old son. championship M45 hurdle races. Culbreath is 1:42:21, with Sue Nebel top female master in record in 2:40:03. Masters runner. Lee •Rudy Nilsen's 1500-meter time in the New getting Bill Cosby into the masters program. 1:47:48 in the Wendell-Miller-organized race. Courkamp, race chairman, took 3rd with York Triangular Meet should have read 5:32.9, "He's working out and hopes to compete next •Russ Strande, 49, was 1st master in the Jim Cracker Jack to win S400. not 5:22.9. The first time Nilsen ever ran on a year," Culbreath told NMN. Emmerich 15K in Brookings, S.D. Sept. 4 in • Bellevue, Colorado's Dr. Herb Anderson, track was in 1980 at age 68. He pulled a •Josh is also trying to get former Olympians 61:47, a 6:38-per-mile pace. since turning 80 on July 15, has set 14 world hamstring in the long jump in Wichita and is involved in the masters program. "Troubie is, •Jeryl Riebling, 40, a data processing records for men over age 80. (See WAVA temporarily laid up. Welcome to the club, Rudy. their ego gets in the way," he said. "They're specialist, and Sue Miller Adams, 41, a postal Decathlon and Rocky Mountain Games stories). • Frank Greenberg, secretary of the afraid of getting their ass kicked." employee, won the masters division of the first Using Ian Hume's new 80+ table, he scored Philadelphia Masters and attorney with Katz, •Cuibreath, himself, is happy to be com March of Dimes Mini-Masters 5000 meter run 7925 points in the Decathlon. Among his marks Slifkin and Greenberg, has been re-elected peting at all. He nearly bought it in 1974 in an in Peoria, Ilk August l. The race, for runners are a 15.9 100 meters and a 77.7 400 meters. secretary of the American Running and Fitness automobile accident. He's also licked a drinking under 20 and over 40, drew 83 runners. Riebl By the way, his Wichita poie-vauit should have Association. Greenberg serves as chairman of problem. He now works for Sperry-Onivac in ing ran 17:50. Adams clocked 22:51. read 5', not 4'. the Law and Legislative Committee of TAG. He's Philadelphia. "I'm so elated just to be here," he • Jim Peelen posted a 56:20 as 1st master in •We listed Sandra Stepp's 8-pound hammer director of officials for the Philadelphia Track said. "I'm just happy to wake up in the morning the Cudahy 10-miler in Milwaukee August 1. throw in the Nationals as22'6, which may have Classic. ARFA is a Washington, D.C.-based non and be able to breathe." • Bob Bartling, 55, logged 9 miles, 947 yards been an embarrassment to the talented Califor- profit group dedicated to promoting physical •Earl Owens, 33, won the Nike Masters lOK in a postal one-hour run in Brookings, S.D., and nian. It should have read 122'6". "I certainly and mental well-being through running. Grand Prix in Philadelphia while his mother, continued on to a 10-mile time of 62:58. hope there will soon be more women throwing •Gabriel Bernal, 43, (1:13:25), Jjm Anna Rush, 54, of Prospect, Kentucky was out •John Conner, 40, led the masters men in a the hammer," Stepp encouraged. Sutherland, 50, (1:17:42) and Toshiko d'Elia, setting a world age record in the 20K walk in quick 33:37 while Evelyn Leiter led the 40+ •Phyllis and Alex Alexander hosted about 20 52, (1:28:20) won divisions of the Hispanic 2:13:31. She also lowered her own record in women in 38:55 in the South Bend, Indiana National T&F athletes in their low-priced and Half-Marathon in New York August 29. the 5K to 31:33.05. Pepsi Challenge August 7. first-rate Starlite Motel in Wichita, offering free •Bernal (33:40) and Sutherland (35:13) also •Telemark, Wisconsin will be the site of the coffee, directions, and local color "We enjoyed legged good lOK's in August 15. SOUTHEAST 3rd World Masters Cross-Country Skiing Cham everyone," they said. "They were all wonderful, • Bob Fischer, 42, sizzled to a 32:26 in the •Ken WInn, 43, of Stone Mountain, Georgia pionships this February. "Masters skiing is fair friendly people." New Harlem lOK August 22. Russ Bassett, 41, won the masters mile in 4:42 and 2-mile in ly new," said Tom Kelly of the Telemark Lodge, (33:45) and Sid Howard, 43, (33:49) also broke 10:12 in the Harry Williams Track & Field Meet "but, as with track &field, it is growing by leaps SOUTHWEST 34. Joe Burns edged Herb Schon by 13 in Huntsville, Alabama July 10. and bounds." Sweden hosted the 2nd World •The International Run Against crime 15K in seconds in 37:40 for 50-59 honot;s. Tom Gib •Sherm Burho,j popular Virginia T&F com Championships in 1982. The 1983 event will be El Paso October 9 has invited some of the top bons, 61, logged 39:18. Helene Bartee- petitor, recently underwent surgery for cancer. held in conjunction with the annual American open and masters runners in the world, in Maybank sneaked under 40 in 39:54. Gloria Lymph glands were removed and he is current Birkebeiner, the largest ski event in North cluding , Herb Lindsay, 's 41:43 was best W50-59. ly undergoing chemotherapy. America. Over 7000 competitors are expected Padilla, Antonio Villanueva, Patti Lyons for the February 26, 1983 event, which is open Catalano, Joan Benoit, Mike Manley, Shirley to all skiers 19 and over. For more info, contact Matson, Dorothy Stock and more. Kelly at 715-798-3811. •Bill Adams reports some fine Masters times •Ken Prior, 42, Vandalia, Ohio, crushed his were set at the Fourth Annual Bartlesville (OK) •10-mile PR by over 4'/? minutes and broke the YMCA Labor Day Run, Sept. 6. The 10k course course record for Masters, previousiy held by is TACxertified and featured Olympian FHbert Brian Harris, in capturing the Masters title at Bayi setting a new course and state record of the prestigious Bobby Grim Run in Flint, 29:27, and OU's Kellie Cathey running 32:58. Michigan August 21. Ken's winning time was which may be the fastest 10k road race by a 54:05. Karen Hdappa was 1st 40+ female in woman in the world this year. Jim McFadden 1:05:09. (40-44) turned in a fine 33:27 for the all-time •The Ann Arbor, Mich. Track Club masters Oklahoma record; Glenn LaFarlette's 35:43 in runners had a big year. Clarence Ray, 37, logg the 45-49 group was also a record, as was ed fast times in the 100m (10.70), 200 (21.91) Steve Blanchard's 35:47 in the 50-54 category. and 400 (52.16); Lamar Miller. 36, did 100m Nocus Mclntosh (57) blazed a 36:56. first in the (10.76), 200 (22.0), 400 (50.8); Tom Randolph, 55-59 and laest ever in the state. In all, eleven 40, (100, 10.99); Albnzo Littlejohn, 42, (HJ, state age-group records were set in the race, 5-1); Bryan WestfieW, 40, (400H, 60.69); run under almost ideal conditions. Two 45-49 i;^iiTWEASTER« Bruce Littlejohn, 30, (HJ, 6-2 Vz); Dolan Street, women dueled over the gently rolling course, immm 32, (400, 55.12; 400H, 58.32). with Sharon Cooper nipping Donna Wright (U.S. 45-49 8k record holder), 42:17 to 42:20. i K. : MID-AMERICA WEST Ron Hill, 42, (left) and Bill Gentry at Southeastern Masters Championships inAtlanta, June 12. • Masters runner Ardel Boes branched out Hill took first in the 100 yd and 440 yd. dash in 11.1and 55.6. Gentry, 52 won triple jump August 1 to win the 4th Annual Pack-Burro •Bob Brewer, 41, took 3rd overall in the So.' Pacific TAG 15K walk championships Sept. 2 in (31'7".) Race in Buena Vista, Colorado, the race was worth $1200 in prize money to Boes, who, with Continued on page13. I_h'5toic:_wJ 'YiCr-P.:', j October 1982 National Masters News page 13

(Continued from page 12) capture masters honors in the Deseret News Santa Monica in 1:31:33. Hal McWilliams, 66, Marathon in Salt Lake City July 24. was 5th in 1:40:07. Rose Kash, 62, placed 6tti •Marcie Trent, 64, smashed the listed in 1:49.08. women's American age 60-64 record for 8 •The Las Vegas TC has invited New kilometers by 10 minutes September 5 in An Zealand's Jack Foster to run the Las Vegas chorage with a time of 37:59. Evelyn Havens Marathon February 5, 1983. Foster recently set held the old mark of 47:59. Trent's time is 4 a world 50+ marathon record of 2:20:28. minutes faster than the 55-59 record. Mary •Joe Henderson reports Avon will run its In Marsoiais, 45, clocked a good 35:26, two ternational Women's Marathon in Los Angeles seconds off the listed 45-49 mark but well off next June 5, using the Olympic course for the Linda Sipprelle's pending 31:45. first time. "Avon Is said to be offering expenses to 150 of the country's fastest women . CANADA marathoners for the 1984 Olympic trials," •Ivy Granstrom set a world 70-74 women's meter record of 18:31.0 in Victoria, B.C. in Henderson learned. •Dave Pain celebrated his 60th birthday July June, and a 1-mile mark of 9:05.3. 28 with his 11th Annual Birthday Triathlon, ex •Basil Tomlinson, 38, Manotick, Ontario, panded from the of -previous years clocked a 4:13.9 1500, 2:00.7 800, and 53.0 with a 45-mile bike race added to the 400 this season. 1100-yard-swim and 3.5-mile run in Mission •Ray Cardinal, 35, logged 1982 times of 49.5 Bay, San Diego. While there were some gifts (400), 22.4 (200), 10.8 (100) and l-:58.2 (800). and cards, the occasion was really a gift from Pain to those who chose to receive it. Pain INTERNATIONAL managed a 34th place out of 69 in the bike divi •Roger Robinson, 42, won the New Zealand sion. Veterans Cross-Country Championships August •In his San Diego Track Club News monthly 8, covering the 9+ kilometer course in 29:31. column, Bill Stock "congratulated" Ray Ar John Macdonald, M45, and Derek Turnbull, chibald on turning 49 on March 9, 1982, but M55, won divisional titles in sub-32 time. chided him for competing in the 50-54 age divi •Gunter Mieike, born in Oct. 1942, won an sion in several events. In 1978, Archibald was International marathon in West Germany in Charlie Hackenheimer, 76, Central Square, N.Y., is congratulated by a representative of the banned from TAG competition for two ^ears for 2:16:05. At least seven veterans broke 2:30, sponsoring Marine Midland Bank after his record-bettering win in the Empire State Games competing in the 49-49 division at age 44. "I with Gunter Schmitt's 2:28:00 wining the 10,000 Meter run. have written Archibald two letters, without 45-49 class. Wilfred Irmen won the 50-54 Photo by Bob Mayette replies," Stock wrote, "and had several face to category in 2:32:23. Former world record holder Liane Winter, now 40, posted a good face conversations with him with no success. Harvey Smashes 3000 Points Archibald should do either of two things; return 2:43:35. to his chronological age or provide some proof •Joe Henderson learned that Joyce Smith of his new. age." made the British marathon team for the Euro- In 1981, Rex Harvey of Iowa, Don Harris (60-64) and Larry •At age 69, Harry Koppel of Belmont, Calif, prean Games at age 44. She then pulled a mus established a new submaster (35-39) Rodenback (30-34) won their National turned in some eye-popping times this year: - cle and withdrew, saying it wasn't right for her Penthathion record of 2999 points. to compete if she wasn't 100%. titles with good performances in the 13.01 for 100 meters, 65.3 for 400, and 12.8 This year at the National Masters Pen long jump and 200 meters. wind-aided lOOM. Look for Koppel to revKrite •The latest craze appears to be the 6-day thathion August 8 in Wichita, Harvey the 70-74 record book in '83. track race. "It's a revival of an event that was Miller's total of 2958 unofficially •Following his 3rd place finish (32:29) in the popular at the end of the last century," NMN surpassed his previous best mark with a broke the American age 40-44 record 45-49 Nike Masters Grand Prix lOK Finals, historian Wilt Morgan reports. The world record, total of 3219 points. In his first event by a slim 25 points. All the more set in 1888, is 623 miles. San Francisco's Don NMN columnist (page 6) Mike Tymh announces the long jump, he sailed 21'?'A", remarkable because Miller turns 45 this he "is taking the rest of the year off and pigging Choi recently logged 446 miles. In Nottingham, which would have won the open long month. His total would be a world out." Tymn says the only trouble when Michael England, from August 22-28, Tom O'Reilly, 37, jump in his division. B (his non-running personality) returns is that of the U.S. won over 25 others with 577.12 45-49 record. , "I don't feel like writing my columns." Tymn will miles. Choi logged 313.1 miles. Bev Nolan, 48, Three athletes retained their Na His marks were: LJ; 20-6; Javelin; be hitting the weights, and says "I may get into of Massachusetts, ran 294.8 miles, and logged tional title; Herb Anderson (75-79 now 156-3; 200: 23.9; Discus: 108-10; 1500: 320 earlier this year. shotputting." 80-84); Ray Spencer (55-59), and Gary 4:44.4. • Masters age group walkers Charles Marut, •Norm Gulbbransen, 65, posted his 4th con Miller (40-44). Larry Means, runner-up "1 was surprised at these results," 44, of Oakland, and Lori Maynard, 46, of Red secutive PR with a 3:16:01 in the Australian wood City, dominated the field to take top spots Veterans Marathon Championships July 25. J. to Haig Bohigian in 1981, won the Miller said, "because I had the flu in the Golden Gate Race Walkers 1982 lOKm Bowers was 1st 40+ in 2:32:29. R. Sutcliffe's 45-49 division with consistant marks in twice in the three weeks prior to the Charhpionships at Stanford Sept. 12. Marut 2:49:13 led the over-50's. all events. Phil Schlegel won the 50-54 meet. 1 had also hurt myself tljrowing overcame a slow start to assume an earjy lead to title after finishing third in Los Gatos the javelin." easily outpace second place finisher Manny in 1981. (Once again, a performer sets a Adrlanoin 51:03. Maynard led all the way in the Claude Hills won the 70-74 division. women's division with a final time of 54:09. world or American mark after being Runnerup Karen Stoyanowski posted 58:54. His performance is the best effort ever forced to lay off during the days prior •Wally Ingram, 50, zipped to a 35:13 in the by an American in this age category by to the competition). KNBC lOK Sept. 12 in Los Angeles. Eddie almost 200 points. His 200m of 29.8 The marks cannot be recognized of Lewin, 66, turned in a 40:05. Brian Fernee, 44, was an excellent time. Claude also was ficially since throws over 150 feet were led all masters in 34:20. •A week earlier, Ingram logged 35:39 to the winner of his age^group long jump, uphill, and under about 120 feet were win the 50-59 SPA/TAC District lOK Cham 100m, 400m, 110m hurdles, and TJ. downhill, • pionship title. Skip Shaffer zinged a 34:44 for the 40-49 crown, with Glen Ward (M60, 44:15), Marcia Martyn (W40, 44:20), Rosemary Ornell (W50, 56:08), and Bess James (W60, 61:06) other division winners. • World veterans and national 800 champ (1:54.9 at age 41 and 1:57.7 at 42) (George Cohen, Los Angeles, tells his secret: long distance training. Then to the track as the season approaches for interval work: 200's, 300's, 400's, 500's — in spikes. "I try to simulate race conditions in the intervals," he said. "You want to get the attitude of running POSTERS & NOTECARDS fast. Flats won't do that you for. You slip around. 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535 points. field championships. In any event, Johnston edged Robinson, 2:22:18 to 2:24.'33. Belgium's Henri Salvarada sped to a The 50-54 division had the most en another world championship is in the (Continued from page 1) fast 2:25:46 for the M45 crown. Woods trants with 11. Unfortunately, world talking stage for 1984 for California in jumping champion Carlos Vera- conjunction with the Olympic Games. veterans lAAF rules, the competition doubled with 2:42:34 in M50. Guardia of Venezuela was a no-show It is also rumored that there will be was open to men age,40 and over, and Belgium's Louis Struyken logged 2:50:38 in M55. Gilmour's 2:49:47 won or the competition may have been hot four regional decathlons in the United to women age 35 and over. the M60 category as 23rd overall. ter. Jan Parlevliet, the European 400 States in 1983 and a National Cham Eight Americans participated in the Davies wasn't far back in 2:57:34 for meter hurdles champion from pionship besides. One of the main prestigious event, winning nine firsts, a the M65 win, while Benham posted Holland, ended the first day with a 280 reasons there were so many records set second and a third in the two races. 3:39:51 as best 75 plus. point lead over A1 Brenda off hissprin in this meet is because decathletes have Four of the USA contingent — Clive Oregon's Wendy O'Donnell, 38, ting and jumping strength. He extend so few opportunities to compete that, Davies, Ed Benham, Mila Kania and blazed to a PR 2:46:28 as first woman ed it with a fine 15.9 in the hurdles, but when they do, the record book is usual Margaret Miller — had won trips to the finisher. Anderson ran 3:37:27 for se the pole vault, discus and javelin prov ly rewritten. race for winning the age-graded com cond W50. Miller picked up her second ed to be his undoing as both Brenda The big stumbling block to petition in the Nike Masters Grand gold with a 3:30:00 in M55. Marcie and Fred Gallardo passed him. Brenda decathlon competition continues to be Prix lOK Finals in Philadelphia, Trent flew in from Anchorage, Alaska set a new age 54 world record with 4263 the scoring table. World records are August 15. Two others who had also on a special military "space-available" points and Gallardo set a new age 51 still kept using the lAAF tables, but won trips — Alex Ratelle and Cindy flight to capture W60 honors in world record with his lAAF total of these tables become increasingly Dalrymple — elected not to go. 3:43:16. 4245 points. useless as the athletes get older. The While some times were excellent, the The 1983 Championships will be The 55-59 division had 10 entrants WAVA tables as compiled by Ian overall times were not up to the usual held in Perpignan, France near the but none of them were any competition Hume are the official veterans tables, World Championship standards. Pyrenees Mountains. Soufhern for Jack Greenwood as he led from the but they present a problem because "There were medals for everyone, but California will act as host in the 1984 first event and continued to widen his each five year age group uses a dif nothing special for anyone," Valdemar Championships. • margin with each event. He won by ferent standard, so each performance Schultz said. "A good time was had by 1306 points and set two world records must be hand-calculated. all, but it wasn't held in the normal in the process. Bob Sieben, competing A heptathlon competition was held competitive manner. It wasn't what Wava Decathlon in his first decathlon in over 30 years, for the women. Ony four athletes you'd expect from international com- (Continued from page 1) finished 2nd over Richard Nordquist. entered: three San Diegans, and Imke petiton." World record holder Boo Morcom Parlevliet, who came all the way from In the lOK, Johnston ran a good tions were used for the meet with the demolished the competition in the Holland to test the American com 31:00 to defeat New Zealand's Roger lAAF tables used for athletes 50 and 60-64. age group, winning by 2100 petition. The three Americans were all Robinson by 25 seconds for the 40-44 over. points over Richard Parkinson. He set distance runners who were trying their title. Seattle's improved A1 Huff plac The 40-44 division lost a lot of its a new age 61 world record of 4843 hand at the track and field disciplines ed 5th in 33:42. flavor when 1981 USA champion points on the lAAF point table. Na for the first time. Imke won easily and New Zealand's John Macdonald Wolfgang Linkmann pulled a leg mus tional hurdles champion Bob Hunt was especially strong in the sprinting took the 45-49 crown in 33:04; Bri cle sharpening up for the meet the finished third. and throwing events, but Bev Harju tain's John Woods captured the M50 Wednesday before, and 1981 USA Another world record was set by and Alice Leicht were strong competi in 33:58; Australia's John Gilmour runner-up Dave Thoreson re/njured a Gilberto Gonazlez-Julia of Puerto tion and showed Imke their heels in the garnered M60 in 35:42, with Oregon's weak hamstring in the long jump. They Rico in winiung the 65-69 title by 2699 800. All three American women smd Davies easily winning the M65 division had to withdraw, and it became points over Chia-Tsung Pao. His 3104 they enjoyed the throwing and jumping in 37:19. Benham took M75 honors Jn anybody's race. Dee DeWitt, Nels lAAF point total was a new age 69 very much and would continue to train 43:48. There were two entrants over Siverson and Gary Bane battled back world record. for the heptathlon in the future. age 90, both from West Germany, the and forth over the two days but Another Puerto Rican, Antonio Shirley Kinsey, , Irene winner clocking 66:38. DeWitt's first day lead was enough to Gotay, set a new age 70 world record Obera and Crystel Miller, where were The first woman across the finish hold off newcomer Siverson's closing of 2826 in winning the 70-74 division you when we needed you? line was 51-year-old Mila Kania of rush the second day. Bane broke Hal over Claude Hills and Bud Deacon. • Warwick, New York, in 40:30. The Smith's age 44 record by 53 points with W35 winner was Tiare Lund of New his 5058 point total for third place. Dr. Herbert Anderson was all alone Zealand in 42:09, with Margaret Miller Two time National champion Ed in the 80 plus division, scoring in every of Los Angeles a tick behind in 42:10 Oleata had an easy time of it in the event except the pole vault. His 1215 to win the W55 title. Oakland's Ruth 45-49 division winning by more than lAAF point score was a new world Anderson placed 3rd in the W50 800 points over Jim Weed and Tom record for age 80. He also established bracket in 44:54. Woodring. His 5364 point total broke four new individual world records for In the marathon, Johnston again Harry Hawke's age 45 world record by men 80 and over in the 100 (15.9), 400 (77.7), high jump (3' HV*") and javelin (97'5'/a").

There was a sub-masters competition held as an exhibition and 30-year-old Chris Miller, 45, Glendale, Calif, won 80-meter of^'^ Avon Avon A/on „A/on Junichi Onitsuka, who used to be a hurdles in 13.6 in Western Regionals in San ivunning Running Running Runnir^ Running toning Diego June 19. She won the pentathlon with member of the Japanese national team, 2948 points. On June 12, she threw the discus showed that he will be a competitor to <7T", a isersonal best. be reckoned with in the future as he scored 6271 points even though he was rusty in a couple of events. Thirty- eight-year-old Cornelius McCormick missed the age group record by only 15 points as he won the 35-39 division with 5807 points. The meet, which was sponsored by the San Diego Running News, San Diego State University and the San Diego Athletic Association, went off without any problems in spite of the large field. There is the possibility that The start of the Fifth Annual Avon International Marathon June 6 in San Francisco. 641 woffien the second world championship will be wnetered. Cindy Dalrymple won the Masters title in a U.S. record 2:45:03. held in Puerto Rico next summer in' Photo by Janeart, Ltd. conjunction with the world track and Herm Wyatt

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KELLY TRAGEDY SADDENS MASTERS by AL SHEAHEN became a contractor. He prospered, While the entire world was shocked and raised his family in the by the tragic death of Princess Grace, Philadelphia suburb of Germantown. 52, in Monaco September 14, the He lost an election for mayor of masters community was particularly Philadelphia in 1935. By the saddened. mid-1950's, his wealth was estimated at First, because many masters athletes $18 million. His brother George was a grew up watching Grace Kelly become Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright. one of the top movie stars of the 50's. His wife, Margaret, now 84, was a f We were enchanted with her warmth, celebrated beauty. f intelligence, sexuality and detached -4 Grace was born in 1929, the third of beauty. .f their four children, there was an older Second, because her brother, Jack, sister, Margaret, and her older brother. is one of the leaders of the masters pro Jack, who; like his father, excelled in gram. Jack is the one who first in rowing. Jack vowed to someday go to terested Penn Mutual in sponsoring England and win the medal denied his masters sports in 1979. He was the father. Chairman of the first National Masters i Sports Festival held in August in And so he did. In 1947, in one of the w Philadelphia. And he has been actively great dramatic moments in sports f history — an event that any self- »'«»«v working to find a new sponsor for the' ESi# program. respecting fiction writer would be too At the Festival, Kelly and his embarrassed to submit as too rontantic gracious wife hosted a group of and too hokey — Jack went to masters athletes in their downtown England, entered the Regatta, and won Philadelphia penthouse apartment. the famed Henley Diamond Sculls "This is the bed that Grace sleeps in Championship. when she's in town," he said with big- He did it again in 1949, and the vic brotherly pride. tories added immeasurably to the fami The story of the Kelly family is a ly's mystique. dramatic and inspirational one. While Jack went on to become 8-tirne U.S. not as famous, the family was often Fran Conley, 42, sets U.S. 40-44 javelin record with 83'6" heave at No. Cal. Seniors meet in singles rowing champion. His father Kenttield, Calif. Aug. 14. compared to the Kennedys ~ rich, at died in 1960, a Philadelphia legend. Photo by Gene Cohn tractive and Irish-Catholic. The dif Jack didn't row from 1960 to 1978. ference, however, was the Kennedys Active in Democratic politics, he was 210 COMPETE IN NEW JERSEY were from Boston, a kind of Irish- elected to the Philadelphia City Coun Catholic bastion; the Kellys were from cil in the '70's. Then, at age 50, he by RON SALVIO mance. Philadelphia, a city in which few Irish entered a masters rowing competition. Other noteworthy efforts included a had become prominent. John B. Kelly, June 14, 1982 - Rutgers University, 6'4 high jump from Glen Stone, 31; a He won the first of several national Jack's father, was one of the first. masters rowing titles in 1979. Piscataway, New Jersey 22.9 200 meters for Ellsworth Robin Kelly, the son of an immigrant, With the East coast enjoying its first son, 35, in winning the younger 30-34 worked as a bricklayer. He was also a He conceived the idea of a masters sunny weekend of the '82 outdoor age group; and the seven medal perfor local sculls champion. But his 1920 en sports festival — whereby over-age-25 season, 210 Masters athletes competed mance of George Langerfeld, 65, try into the English Diamond Sculls at athletes from many different sports in the 7th annual New Jersey Cham which included 6 new state records for the Henley Regatta was refused, would come together in a national pionship Meet. The meet, sponsored division 3B as he won the long and high because he was a manual laborer who celebration. Over 18(X) participants by the Shore Athletic Club, was jumps, along with the shot, discus, "worked with his hands." He prompt came to the first Festival in August. highlighted by American record per weight and javelin throws, and a se ly sent his sweaty rowing cap to the "This is just the beginning," he said formances of 50-year-old Hal cond place behind the infamous Don King of England as a souvenir. then. Brossman of Pennsylvania and Johnson in the 5000 meter walk. The incident made Kelly a The sympathies of the entire masters 58-year-old Marie Henry. The Shore A.C. sqccessfully defend Philadelphia celebrity. With a reported community are extended to Jack and to ed its team championships as it After trading record throws with loan of $7,0{X), he left bricklaying and his family. • Len Olsen at the Dutch Masters Meet, outscored the vastly improved North Brossman retook the lead with a throw Jersey Masters, 276 to 105, to take the of 46.61 meters (153'3'/4) in the 12 lb. submasters crown, and completed its EUGENE TO BID FOR'84 NATIONALS hammer. Olsen had outthrown sweep with a 535 Vi to 389'/2 margin in The Oregon Track Club Masters in put on the only a track & field meet, Brossman in the rain at the . Dutch the masters scoring. The New Jersey Eugene, Oregon will bid for the TAC not an entire Sports Festival. "With Masters Meet, 149'9 to 146'2, as each Striders, competing in their first National Masters Track & Field Cham broke the old record. Marie Henry Championship meet, finished third in Hayward Field, the fastest track in the pionships in 1984. continued her quest to complete a total the submasters division, with the U.S. on the University of Oregon cam "I will be in Philadelphia this revision of the race-walking record Amazing Feet Running Club taking pus available, and with the Oregon December to make that bid at the TAC Track Club officials ready to put on book as she set a new standard for the third place honors in the masters divi Convention," President Bill Mc- the meet, it would run like 5000 meter walk with a 20:30.6 perfor sion. n ' Chesney said. clockwork." McChesney says the only problem The OTC has hosted the last three 50 VIE IN INDIANA might be the date. "We'd like to bid Olympic Trials, numerous NCAA for July 13-15, because Eugene is meets, as well as the Prefontaine WARSAW, Indiana, August 14. The only female entrant was Pat hosting up to 8000 people for the Classic, the International Classic for The Indiana Association Masters Hawkins, 39, who ran the 100 in 19.8. World Science Congress on July 20-22, 1200 age-group children, and the Track & Field Championships. drew Oldest cQmpetitor was Everett Amos, which would tax our housing and Hayward Masters Classic in 1982. over 50,participants todaj^, who com 80. transportation facilities far beyond "It could be track and field at its peted in 5-year age categories. Ray Carey, 50, of Knox, was named capacity. Eugene's hospitality would finest." McChesney said. "Our Jack Scott, John Dick, Don Zim outstanding runner; Scott of Joliet, be primarily attentive to the masters members do not feel that we want to merman and Charles Northrup each 111., was voted most out.standing in meet if it were held July 13-15." get into the festival concept. We would picked up several first places. Dick weight events; and Donnie Hardy, 31, The Olympics get under way in Lck rather do one thing really well than try Katte, 48, won.,the 200 (25.4) and 4Q0 ..of Cincinnati,, was. . tabbed, naost Angeles on July 28. to do too many sporrs and have the (56.6) in good "efforts. outstanding overall performer. i^TcITheshev^savs iJk~ CIuB wantVto" ifisappbinietf." C page 16 National Masters News October 1982 1981 MASTERS RANKINGS Top 25in each 5-year age group fronr 35up. Compiled by theNational Running Data Center exclusively for theNational Master News. Available inthe book "In Depth MastersRankings."

Men- 35 thru 39 1:23:48 Charles Baxley 50 New York NY 6 Sep,NY-A 1:24:16 Buz Masters 50 + Portland OR 27 Sep,OR-A 1:24:47 Charles Lehrmann 50 + 18 Jan,LA-A 1:05:18 Barry Brown 37 Gainesville FL 20 Sep,VT-A 1:24:52 Harry Daniell 50 + Redding CA 7 Mar,CA-A 1:08:20 36 Atlanta GA 22 Nov,TN-A 1:09:25 Bob Day 36 Del Mar CA 4 Jul,CA-A Men - 55 thru 59 1:09:29 Bill Stewart 38 Savannah GA 10 Jan,GA-A 1:10:41 Rich Myers 35 Berlin NJ 20 Sep,PA-A 1:10:48 Ricardo Martinez 35 Las Vegas NV 4 Jul,CA-A 1:15:04 Jim O'Neil 55 San Diego CA 7 Mar,CA-B 1:11:30 David Storey 35 + Orlando FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1:22:49 Gerald Morrison 57 Parkville MO 7 Jun,MO-A 1:11:38 Michael Conroy 36 Daly City CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:24:10 Roland Anspach 55 Springboro OH 20 Sep,VT-A 1:11:39 Arthur Williams 37 Greenville SC 10 Jan,GA-A 1:26:14 George Puterbaugh 56 Lake Oswego ' 1:11:54 Joe Becerra 39 OR 22 Mar,OR-A Burlingame CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:26:36 Rudy Iglesias 56 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:12:35 Terry Smith 36 20 Sep,PA-A 1:28:37 Herbert Ehrich 57 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:12:39 Jerry Smith 38 Manlius NY 20 Sep,VT-A 1:28:56 Merle Knox 59 Milwaukee WI 3 Oct ,'WI-A 1:12:41 Benjamin Whitman 35 + Boca Raton FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1:29:54 Luis Ojeda 57 San Diego CA 8 1:12:59 Lowell Paul 37 Lawrence KS 7 Jun ,MO-A Feb,CA-A 1:30:25 Jack Pennington 58 20 1:13:00 Stuart Tucker 39 New York NY 20 Sep,VT-A Sep,PA-A 30:35 Bob Benavides 55 Indianapolis IN 15 Mar,IN-A 1:13:12 Doug Butt 36 Fairfield CA 6 Dec,CA-A 30:40 Herman Grotheer 55 Savannah GA 10 Jan,GA-A 1:13:24 Dennis Fridly 36 Las Vegas NV 4 Jul,CA-A 31:29 William Coyne 59 New York NY 1:13:33 Jim Minami 37 Sun Valley CA 25 Oct,CA-A 6 Sep,NY-A 31:39 Joe MaiIon 59 Portland OH 22 1:13:51 Harvey Franklin 38 Oakland CA 6 Dec,CA-A Mar,OR-A 32:38 David Goode 56 La Crosse WI 1:13:52 Jeff Lancaster 35 + Coventry CT 12 Dec,FL-A 3 Oct,WI-A 33:00 Joe Conrad 55 + Gainesville FL 12 1:13:53 David Santry 36 New York NY 6 Sep,NY-A Dec,FL-A 1:33:35 Oliver Spotts 55 Kansas City MO 7 Jun ,MO-A 1:14:13 Larry Lenamon 36 Waco TX 4 Jul,CA-A 1:33:53 Oliver Williams 56 20 1:14:13 Dwight Cornwell 35 San Jose CA 6 Dec,CA-A Sep,PA-A 33:55 Robert DeHene 57 Danville CA 6 rr- 1:14:22 Paul Ehrlich 35 Seattle WA 4 Oct,WA-A Dec,CA-A 34:20 Bill Davis 56 Indianapolis IN 15 ' r 1:14:29 Bill Domini 38 20 Sep,PA-A Mar,IN-A 34:31 George Aronoff 56 Indianapolis IN 15 Mar,IN-A , Men- 40 thru 44 34:37a Bill Minturn 55 Paradise Vlly AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 34:55 John Wyser 56 Pittsburg CA 6 Dec,CA-A 35:15 Bart Holm 55 20 Sep,PA-A 1:07:51 Sal Vasquez 41 Alameda CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:35:J.5 William Savage 56 Hayward CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1:09:28 43 Glassboro NJ 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:35:32 Raymond Penkert 56 El Cajon CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1:10::37 Bob Fischer 41 Newark NJ 15 Nov ,NY-A 1:11 i:22 Bill Morgan 42 Dunsmuir CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:12:01 Mike Heffernan 41 Portland OR 27 Sep ,OR-A Men- 60 thru 64 1:12:12 Alton Migues 41 Pensacola FL 12 Dec ,FL-A 1:12:33 Robert Packard 44 Flagstaff AZ 14 Mar ,AZ-A 1:12:40 Adrian Craven 44 Greenville SC 10 Jan ,GA-A 1:22:50 Jack Start 60 1:12:50 Joe Burgasser 43 St Petersburg FL 12 Dec ,FL-A NJ 20 Sep/PA-A 1:24:52a Don Longenecker 64 Silver City 1:12:52 Ken Winn 43 Stone Mtn GA 10 Jan ,GA-A NM 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:26:31 Mike Bertolini 61 1:12:58 Bill Jenney 40 + Berkeley CA 7 Mar ,CA-A 20 Sep,PA-A 1:27:42 Charles Chambers 60 Ellaville GA 1:13:23 Peter Van Garderen 40 Glens Falls NY 20 Sep ,VT-A 12 Dec,FL-A 1:27:53 Rudy Nimmonp 60 1:13:24 Kent Guthrie 44 25 Jan,GA-A Lafayette CA 7 Mar ,CA-A 1:28:44 Dan Biele 62 Ft Lauderdale FL 1:13:27 Tim Rostege 41 San Jose CA 25 Oct ,CA-A 12 Dec,FL-A 1:30:07 Wayne Zook 64 San Diego CA 1:13:49 Clyde Davidson 43 Einporia KS 7 Jun ,MO-A 8 Feb,CA-A 1:30:41a Bob Martin 60 Tucson 1:14:03 Charles Kellogg 41 20 Sep AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A ,PA-A 1:30:51 Frans Pauwels 62 1:14:04 Robert Ludlow 40+ Portland OR 22 Mar,OR-A Orlando FL 12 Dec ,FL-A 1:32:16 Wilfredo Rios 64 Bellerose NY 1:14:19 Ed Geisendaffer 42 20 Sep,PA-A 6 Sep,NY-A 1:32:27 Dick Barthlomew 60 + 1:14:23 Tom Cathcart 43 23 May,WA-A Pleasanton CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:32:39 Raymond Frenier 1:14:27 Julian Sanchez 60 + Orlando FL 12 Dec,FL-A 40 Little Rock AR 3 Oct ,AR-A 1:33:27 Robert Ellsbury 1:14:38 Don Martin 60 Cocoa Beach FL 12 Dec,FL-A 42 Longview TX 3 Oct ,AR-A 1:33:42 1:14:47 Sid Howard Fleetwood Fesmire 63 White House TN 10 Jan,GA-A 42 Plainfield NJ 6 Sep ,NY-A 1:34:01 Harold Greenberg 1:14:18 Tony Pizzello 62 Westfield NJ 20 Sep,PA-A 40 Seattle WA 4 Oct ,WA-A 1:34:02 Ed Bishop 1:15:15 60 Santa Barbara CA 1 Jim Streeby 41 Ottumwa lA . 7 Jun ,MO-A Nov,CA-A 1:35:32 Thomas Gibbons 60 1:15:18 Lee Wilcox 42 Bellerose NY 6 Sep,NY-A Troy NY 20 Sep ,VT-A 1:35:59 Donald Dilworth 61 Escondido CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:36:56 Wendell Parson 60 Anderson IN 15 Mar ,IN-A Men- 45 thru 49 1:37:14 Wilson Vible 63 Wilmington OE 29 Mar,DE-A 1:37:24 Roberto Renny 64 NY 6 Sep,NY-A 1:37:52 Thomas NcGee 1:11:23 Brian Harris 46 62 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A Royal Oak MI 15 Nov ,MI-A 1:38:18 Jack Finger 1:14:04 60 New York NY 15 Larry Fuselier 45 Metairie LA 18 Nov,Ny-A Jan ,LA-A 1:39:04 Phil Schaefer 64 1:14:41 Ben Hyser 46 Voorhees NJ 20 Sep,PA-A York PA 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:39:18 Blake Hirsh 1:15:53 John Dugdale 60 + 23 May,WA-A 46 Ridgefield CT 20 Sep ,VT-A 1:16:04 Albert Wick 48 New Britain PA 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:16:07 R Smith 45 + FL 12 Dec ,FL-A 1:16:33a Joe Cary 48 Sierra Vista AZ 25 Jan ,AZ-A Men- 65 thru 69 1:17:00 Jerome Lewis 46 Mountain View CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:17:24 JP Greer 46 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:17:32 Jim Caviness 47 1:21:41 Clive Davies 66 Portland Noblesville IN 15 Mar ,IN-A OR 27 Sep,OR-A 1:17:41 John Weldy 46 1:29:02 Reg Rollason Scottsdale AZ 14 Mar ,AZ-A 65 Port Orange FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1:17:52 Bill Crum 46 1:30:56 Wilfredo Rios 65 Bellerose 1 Nov,,CA-A NY 15 Nov,NY-A 1:18:45 Bill Gookin 48 1:36:07 William Brobston San Diega| CA 4 Jul,,CA-A 68 Saugerties NY 1:18:49 Wally Ingram 20 Sep,NY-A 49 1 Nov 1,CA-A 1:42:56 Vernon Geary 68 Williamsburg 1:18:^2 VA 5 Apr,VA-A Ronald Gaff 46 Forest Park GA 1:46:12 Harry Murphy 68 Brooklyn 10 Jan,,GA-A NY 6 Sep,NY-A 1:19:11 John Mahoney 46 Boston 1:48:56 Bob Hutchins MA 6 Sep,,NY-A 65 Coronado CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1:19:17 Ken Allen 48 1:50:00 Bill Dyer Castro Valley CA 25- Oct,,CA-A 66 Mission KS 7 Jun,MO-A 1:19:42 Chauncey Berdan 48 1:52:13 Evan Jenkins 20 Sep,,PA-A 66 Hayward CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1:20:14 E Nagel 45 + 1:54:17 Jack Frost FL 12 Dec, FL-A 67 Sparks NV 1:20:25 Gerald Warnock 6 Dec,CA-A 47 Portland OR 22 Mar,OR-A 1:56:43 Harry Benoist 65 Santa Clara 1:20:27 Ralph Pasqualini CA 6 Dec,CA-A 46 Portland OR 22 Mar,OR-A 1:57:25 Richard Bergath 66 San Diego 1:20:37 CA 4 Jul,CA-A Joe Livesay 47 Phoenix AZ 1:59:29 Fred Kasch 4 Jul,CA-A 68 San Diego CA 4 1:20:47 Everett Riggle 49 2:03:55 Jul,CA-A ChiCO CA 6 Dec, CA-A Frederick Webster 69 Pomfret VT 1:20:49 Don Widhalm 20 Sep,VT-A 48 Winter Park FL 12 2:06:23 John Stout 69 ' Seattle Dec, FL-A WA 4 Oct,WA-A 1:20:56 Jack Jamieson 48 Sacreunento 2:07:42 Merle Rose CA 6 Dec,CA-A 65 San Diego CA 4 2:08:40 Alan Poole Jul,CA-A 67 Princeton NJ 15 2:10:08 Richard Rothschild Nov,Ny-A Men- 50 thru 54 67 Pt Chester NY 15 Nov,NY-A 2:16:19 George Lee Loy 65 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:18:55a Donald Fordney 66 Huachuca City AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1:14:58 Bernie Rubinsky 51 2:32:05 Seth Banks 65 Rncho Santa Fe CA 20 Sep ,pa-a 8 Feb,CA-A 1:17:13 Eugene Silver 51 San Jose CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:17:17 Don Dixon 54 Hastings/Hudsn NY 6 Sep ,NY-A 1:17:59a Tom Bailey 51 Denver CO 25 Jan ,AZ-A 1:19:17 James Sutton Men- 70 thru 79 50 Whitfield PA 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:19:28 Patrick Nutt 50 + 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:19:45 Marshall Haraden 50 Del Mar CA 8 Feb ,CA-A 1:35:42 Bill Andberg 70 Anoka MN 1:19:45 William Mullin 50 + 20 Sep,PA-A 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:20:19 Joe Burns 1:44:24a LL Daby 70 Prescott AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 52 Bogota NJ 6 Sep ,NY-A 1:21:01 1:49:36 Joseph Goodman 70 Los Altos His CA 6 Dec,CA-A Donald coghlan 52 Fremont CA 25 Oct ,CA-f 1:55:36 Philip Thomas 70 Mt Dora FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1:21:13 Steve" Thomas 53 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:21:45 1:56:22 James Murphy 71 Huntington NY 20 Sep,VT-A Jerry Faulkner 50 El Cerrito CA 6 Dec ,CA-A 1:56:49 Howard Calkin 70 Oregon MO 7 Jun,MO-A 1:21:53 Dick Robinson 50 Bonita CA 4 Jul ,CA-A 1:21:53 Bill Fortune 2:01:43 Max Popper 78 6 Sep,NY-A 53 "Pearl River NY 6 Sep ,NY-A 1:22:01 Jim Blount 2:05:09 Richard Whittemore 70 La Jolla CA 4 Jul,CA-A 50 + Winter Park FL 12 Dec ,FL-A 1:22:16 William Johnson 2:07:12 Nat Pisciotta 77 1 Nov,CA-A 50 + 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:22:17 Rod Johnson 2:26:28 Larry Coolidge 70 H Indialantic FL 29 Nov,FL-A 50 + La Mesa CA 7 Mar ,CA-B 1:22:58 Joe King 3:16:14 Ted Hyde 76 The Dalles OR 22 Mar,OR-A 50 + Oakland CA 7 Mar ,CA-A 1:23:20 Rich Mueller 50 + Los Altos CA 7 Mar ,CA-A 1:23:37 Harold Maurer 50 + 20 Sep ,PA-A 1:23:43 John M Sullivan 53 Sur.nyside NY 15 Nov ,NY-A '-0'-

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Women- 35 thru 39 Women- 55 thru 59

1 22:36 Angella Hearn 35 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1:30:53 Margaret Miller 55 Thousand Oaks CA 15 Mar,CA-A 1 22:51 Carol Stroud 39 Saratoga CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:33:12 Helen Dick 57 Los Angeles CA 15 Nov,CA-A 1125:24 Wendy Robertson 37 Portland OR 22 Mar,OR-A 1:37:38 Mary Storey 56 Riverside CA 7 Mar,CA-B 1 26:31 Karen Lanterman 37 Hillsborough CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1:43:16 Anne Trigg 57 St Petersburg FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1 26:48 Sue Ellen Trapp 35 Lehigh FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1:45:58 Ruth Pogue 55 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A I 27:19 Juana Stavolone 36 San Jose CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:53:33 Roberta Cole 58 Alameda CA 7 Mar,CA-A 1 27:32 Judy Greer 35 + Orlando FL . 12 Dec,FL-A 2:00:53 Marguerite Glynn 55 NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 27:46 Choo Corfield 39 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 2:03:27 Shirley Price 55 Little Rock AR 3 Oct,AR-A 1 27:50a Dorothy Lash 37 . Phoenix AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 2:04:29 Irene Horn 58 Stony Brook NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 27:59 Mary Ellen Byrn 36 New York NY 20 sepjPA-A 2:04:55 Peg Sparrow 56 El Cerrito CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 28:01 Miriii Meyers 39 Brooklyn NY 6 Sep,NY-A 2:16:01 Nancy Adams 55 Coronado CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 28:38 Barbara Rasmussen 36 San Diego CA 4 Jul,CA-A 2:16:50 Lucy Kilea 58 San Diego CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 29:10 Molly Thayer 38 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:17:07 Shirley Segar 55 Sebastopol CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 29:19 Penny Kaiser 39 Marietta GA 10 Jan,GA-A 2:17:19 Elinor Ringland 57 Rolling Bay WA 22 Mar,OR-A 1 29:27 Vicki Blankenship 37 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:18:02 Frances Bradford 58 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 29:53 Erlene Michener 39 20 Sep,PA-A 2:18:57 Daisy Klein 55 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 30:02 Kristine Morrella 35 + San Jose CA 25 Oct,CA-A 2:19:56 Dorothy Pifer 59 Melbourne FL 29 Nov,FL-A 1 30: 34 Rebecca Motley 35 + Jacksonville FL 12 Dec,FL-A 2:21:18 Ellen Kelly 56 20 Sep,PA-A 1:31:02 ' Gail Rodd 39 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:23:53 Tina Dickinson 59 Oceanside CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 31:07 Marie Barilone 35 + Leesburg FL 12 Dec,FL-A 2:25:09 Betty First 55 Orinda 6 Dec,CA-A 1 31:35 Jeanne Shuler 39 Livermore CA 25 Oct,CA-A 2:26:45 Esther Rodriguez 56 San Jose CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 31:47 Robin Villa 38 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 2:28:57 Mary Rodriguez 59 Rego Park NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 32:04 Bonnie Storm 36 Woodside CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:34:49 Peggy Price 56 Coronado CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 32:38 Sophia Oakes 35 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 2:39:31 Berth Evans 56 NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 33:31 Marie Friend 37 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A

Women- 60 thru 69 Women- 40 thru 44 all 1:47:30 Kay Atkinson 64 San Francisco CA 6 Dec,CA-A Karen Scannell San Francisco Oct,CA-A 1 23:05 43 CA 25 1:49:47 Evelyn Havens 65 New York NY 15 Nov,NY-A I: 1 23:12 Sue Johnston 40 Oakland CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1:50:31a Althea Wetherbee 61 Huntington Stn NY 25 Jan ,AZ-A 1 24: 38 Anne Bing 42 Franklin Lakes NJ 26 Sep,NY-A 1:56:37 Margaret Wright 60 Folly Beach SC 19 Jul,MA-A 1 25:26 Anna Thornhill 41 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1:56:42 Harriet Wever 60 Okemos MI 15 Nov ,MI-A ' 1 26:17 Sandra Brauer 40 + 15 Mar,CA-A 1:59:51 Gerry Davidson 60 FalIbrook CA 4 Jul,CA-A 42 1 26:23 Agatha-Sue Lee Lafayette CA 6 Dec,CA-A 2:00:35 Lillian Rollason 60 + Satsuma FL 12 Dec,FL-A 43 CA 7 1 27:17 Heidi Skaden Sacramento Mar,CA-A 2:05:07 Mary Rodriguez 60 Rego Park NY 15 Nov,NY-A NY 1 27:21 42 Huntington Stn 26 Sep,NY-A 2:38:09 Althea Jureidini 63 Brooklyn NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 27:28 Judy Groombridge 41 Seattle WA 22 Mar,OR-A 1 28: 32 Christa Romppanen 42 Malibu CA 15 Nov,CA-A 1 28:41 JoAnne Wichary 44 San Diego CA 15 Mar,CA-A Women- 70 and over 1 28:43 Hermine Bartee 42 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 28: 45 Sue Stricklin 43 San Francisco CA 15 Mar ,CA-A 1 29:29 Inge Heggerness 40 + 23 May,WA-A 2:29:18 Bess James 72 San Jacinto CA 1 Nov,CA-A 1 30: 38 Beverly Richardson 42 25 Oct,CA-A 2:30:41 Ruth Rothfarb 80 HA 26 Sep,NY-A 1 30: 40 Rose Gardner 40 + 23 May,WA-A 2:57:55 Felicitas Salazar 71 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1 30:59 Patty Pastore 41 La Jolla CA 7 Mar,CA-B 1 31:01 Patty Lee Parmalee 41 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 31:09 Sandy Folzer 42 Wyncote PA 20 Sep,PA-A 1 31:13 Sue Hutchison 44 Rncho Pis Vds CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 31:36 Gloria Jenkins 43 20 Sep,PA-A 1 31:44 Liz Ray 42 Oakland CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1 32:33 Jane Maxwell 40 San Francisco CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1 32: 38 Marilyn Johnson 41 20 Sep ,PA-A VILLANUEVA, MANLEY SET HA LF - 1 32:47 Lona Monte 40 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A MARATHON MARKS

Women- 45 thru 49 SAN DIEGO, August 22. Mike master in 1:13.45. Manley, 40, set a new American Shirley Matson was not far off Karen 1 24:39 Helene Bedrock 46 Cliffside Park NJ 26 Sep,NY-A 1 27:43 Margarete Deckert 48 Lagrangevilie NY 26 Sep,NY-A masters half-marathon record today, Scannell's U.S. women's masters 1 29:07 Dorothy Stock 48 La Mesa CA 4 Jul,CA-A but he wasn't even the first over-age-40 record, posting a good 1:24.32, for a 1 30:12 Vicki Bigelow 46 San Lorenzo CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 31:30 Joanne Wichary 45 San Diego CA 4 Jul,CA-A runner across the finish line. 2'/2 minute margin over Sandra Kiddy, 1 31:43 Phyllis Beaton 48 Dorset VT 20 Sep,VT-A That honor belonged to Mexico's 1 34:46 Gudrun Philips 45 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A who was another two minutes ahead of 1 35:02 Elsa Evans 46 Del Mar CA 8 Feb,CA-A great Antonio Villanueva, 42, who Christa Romppanen. 1 35:35 Lilian Woodward 45 San Rafael CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 36:25 Sally Wolfer 49 Kensington CA 25 Oct,CA-A finished 8th overall in the unofficial Domingo Tibaduiza edged Mike 1 38:02 Alma Kunes 48 Levlttown NY 26 Sep,NY-A world record time of 1:05.20. Layman by two seconds for the overall 1 38:52 Wen-Shi Yu 46 Kew Gardens NV 26 Sep,NY-A 1 39:09 Joyce Fletcher 46 New York NY 6 Sep,NY-A Manley, who turned 40 only a few win in 1:03.46. 1 39:14 Lou Ann Bartholemy 45 Lake Oswego OR 22 Mar,OR-A months ago, established his second (American road marks are carefully 1 39:24 Fay Stross 47 Seattle WA 4 Oct,WA-A 1 41:08 Andrea Anderson 45 San Diego CA 4 Jul,CA-A U.S. masters record in eight days (he kept by the National Running Data 1 42:03 Samara Balfour 45 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A ran a 30:31 lOK in Eugene on August Center in Tucson, but there are no of 1 42:19 Elia Cohen 45 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 42: 30 Suzi Gillis 47 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A 14) with a time of 1:06.32. The ficial world marks kept by any 1 43:14 Katherine Knight 46 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A outstanding effort broke Sal Vasquez' recognized organization. Villanueva's 1 44:39 Judie Donovan 46 San Rafael CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 45:04 Connie Wisse 46 Wilton CT 20 Sep,VT-A 8-month-old mark of 1:07.50 by over a mark is the fastest known half- 1 45:17 Joyce Stockford 45 + Sarasota FL 12 Dec,FL-A mihute. marathon ever run by an over-age-40 1 45:18 Barbara Stretton 45 Old Greenwich CT 20 Sep,VT-A 1 45:25 Margie Durkin 46 San Diego CA 8 Feb,CA-A Montana's Bill Foulk, 49, was 3rd individual.) •

Women- 50 thru 54 t t 1 23:16 Marlon Irvine .52 San Rafael CA 25 Oct,CA-A 1 29:18 Anne Johnson 52 Olivenhain CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 32:17 Toshlko D'Elia 51 Ridgewood NJ 26 Sep,NY-A 1 34:39 Nlckl Hobson 50 Del Mar CA 8 Feb,CA-A 1 35:48 Frances Sackerman 52 Burlingame CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 41:07 Peggy Stelg" 50 + Ypsllantl MI 15 Nov,MI-A 1 41:17 Liz Demonte 50 + Fresno CA 7 Mar,CA-A 1 43:21 Alicia Moore 51 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 43:51 Mary Dasen 50 + Perry MI 15 Nov,MI-A 1 44:16 Nancy Tighe 5.0 New York NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 45:11 Elizabeth Ross 50 Los Gatos CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 45:13 Nancy Stokes 54 20 Sep,PA-A 1 45:23 P Davis 50 + Orlando FL 12 Dec,FL-A 1 47:58a Adele Milicevic 54 Scottsdale AZ 25 Jan,AZ-A 1 48:41 Billie Jean Murphy 50 + 23 May,WA-A 1 49:53 Guillermna Bordonaba 51 Brooklyn NY 26 Sep,NY-A 1 50:16 Joan Dodge 52 Leavenworth KS 7 Jun,MO-A 1 51:12 Peggy Naas 51 El CajQiL_ CA 4 Jul,CA-A 1 51:26 Teddy Paul 53 West Hartford CT 20 Sep,VT-A 1 52:00 Betty Wittwer 51 San Mateo CA 6 Dec,CA-A Jesse Rodriguez wins 40-44 division of 1 52:19 MaeAnn Garty 53 San Diego CA 4 Jul,CA-A Natural Light Cal Classic 8K in Visalia in 1 55:45 Marge Kalmanson 50 Atherton CA 6 Dec,CA-A 1 56:07 Nancy Morris 51 20 Sep,PA-A + 361 Jim Waters winning 30-34 1500M in record 27:01. 1 56:18 Irene McKeever 50 + San Francisco CA 7 Mar,CA-A Philadephia. Photo by Jerome McFadden Photo by Marty Higginbottwm 1:57:04 Pat Mueller 50 + Los Altos CA 7 Mar,CA-A page 18 National Masters News October 1982

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Jayne Plattary 33 CRR 16.4< >00 M Run 55-59 Ernie Hanonond 3rd. 7.5 60-64 Joe Shy lat. 5* 60-64 Charles Horthrup lat. 7.0 Shot Put 34 Debbie Irwin lat. 13:09 60-64 Lawton McClintock 2nd. 4*10" 35-39'Jim Ktrkpatriok lat, 44* 1. Marcla Rapollallo 37 CRR 40-44 Sue Jent lat. 16:40 60-64 Joe Shy 2nd. 7.15 80-up A. B. Pitchar lat. 4*6" 15.3 60-64 Lawton MoClintook 3rd. 7.6 55-59 Lelga Karela lat. 17:09 45-49AC it Don ZimmermanHopklna lat.2Dd, 27*21"36*3 3/4 • 2. Ann Morria 38 KIM 16.7 60-64 Smeatine Yeomana lat. 16:35 65-69 Henry Schwartz lat. 8.4 Football Throw 45-49'Charlea Dudley 2nd. 24*6" ^65-49 45-49 Joanne Andrews lat. 16:54 65-69 Bart Duncan 2nd, 8.9 Hlchard Sibley lat. 96*10" 50-^A Chuck Donlon lat. 40*6 3/4" 1. Marilyn Pltasarald 47 Shore 14.4. 70-74 Mltai Probat lat. 24:05 65-69 Loren Criapen 3rd. 9*0 55-59 Lloyd Kinkaid 2nd. 96*3" 50-54 Don Holat 2nd. 35*5" 70-74 Don Zemlock lat. 10.0 55-59 Bmla Hammond 3rd. 82*4" 75-79" Frank Fumiaa let. 8.7 200 Meter. M Run 60-64 Mel Buachman lat. 118*10" Diacua 1-64 Bary Louiae Holbert lat. 10.4 60-up A. E Pitcher lat. 8,6 60-64 Dick Handeraon 2nd. 104*11" J5-39 JIm Klrkpatrick lat. 132*7 3/4" Win 60-64 Smeatine Yeomana Pod. 10.59 Thomas Curaton 2nd. 10.76 60-64 Lawton McClintock 3rd. 103*4' Guy Sibley 3rd. 11.84 35-39 Hbnry Hopklna 2nd. 99*4" 1. Ellsworth Robinaon 35 RJK 22.9* 60-64 Maraaret Sibley 3rd. 14*3 65-69 Hugh Taomana lat. 74*10" 45-49 Don Zlmmaman lat, 105*5" (Rob.rt Ihne Shor. *5.9 '78) 65-69 Sheila ETana lat. 9.35 65-69 Lalani Brickaon 2nd. 70*6" 50-59 Don Holat lat. 114*2" 65-69 Portia Cureton 2nd. 10.5 Shot Put 70-74 Cecil Sommer lat. 77*8" 50-59 Tom Hathaway 2nd. 65*71" 2. Cliff Salth 30 IMS *3.6 65-69 Kay Fine Hout 3rd. 13.7 55-59 Lloyd Kinoald lat. 32*10" 70-74 Dana Pugh 2nd. 65*2" 50-59 Chuck Donlon 3pd, 83*7" 3. O.org. Barry 33 Shor. 25.0 70-74 Mitsl Probat lat. 11.0 55-59 Richard Slblay 2nd. 32*7" 70-74 Don Zemlock 3rd. 34*2" 4. John Vlaa.r 31 Shor. 25.0 55-59 Carl Maya 3rd. 32*4" 80-up A. B. Pitcher lat. 57*8" 400•^ MatarI Dawh 5. CharloM R.llly 32 Km 33.5 IM Daah 60*^4 Mil Buaohman lat. 34^2" Thomai Curaton 2nd. 51*7" I-34 Hardy lat. 55:8 5-49 Joanna Andrewa lat. 18.4 60-64 Dawe Dalgleiah 2nd. 32*10" Quy Sibley 3rd. 38*4" 30-34 Lou Coppinger 2nd. 56:1 •B-39 60-64 Lawton McClintock 3rd. 31*8" 60-64 Bmeatlne Yeomana lat. 20.1 30-34 Mike Daniels 3ptl. 58:7 I. Pete Schuder 35 MM 29.2 65-69 Henry Schwartz let. 32*6" Throw 35-39 Tarry Daley let. 55:7 60-64 Mary L Holbert 2nd. 20.1 65-69 Hugh Yeomana 2nd. 30*5" 55-59 George Dunn lat. 152*5" 40-44 Bob Branaman lat. 69:3 40-44 65-69 Portia Cureton lat. 21.07 65-69 Carl Andrewa 3rd. 21*10" 55-59 Lloyd Kinkaid 2nd. 137*1" 50-54 Don Qaomia lat. 59:5 1.:BobmilaB8 42 Shore 25.4 65-69 Kay F Pout 2nd. 30.0 70-74 Cecil Somer lat. 37*2" 55-59 Richard Sibley 3rd. 128*4" 50-54 Don Valah 2nd. 6449 2. Rose HcRonald 42 Shore 24.6 70-74 Hitai Trobat lat. 26.8 70-74 Dana Pugh 2nd. 27*11" 60-64 Max Dale let. 161*9" 50-54 Tom Hathaway 3rd, 72:0 3. "Ed King 40 Shore 24.9 70-74 Hans Barz 3rd. 23*5" 60-64 Mai Buachman 2nd. 160' Diacua 75-79 Frank Pumiaa lat. 31*10" 60-64 Lawton McClintock 3rd. 149*6* 200 Meter Daah 4. Bill Vheelock 4> Shore 26.5 40-44 Jo Ann Oriaaon lat. 84* 3* 80-up A. B. Pitcher lat. 24*10" 65-69 Henry Schwartz lat. 144*6" J0-J4 Bobby Jamaa lat. 23:31 5. JdhBnXBt.lla 40 MM 28.6 60-64 Mary L Holbert lat. Ouy Sibley 2nd. 23*2" 65-69 Laland Brickaon 2nd. 115*1" 30-34 Don Hardy 2nd. 24:3 45-4? 60-64 Bmeatlne Yeomana 2nd 39*2^* Oane Moll 3rd. 23*0" 30-34 Mike Daniels 3rd. 24:6 60-64 Margaret Sibley 3rd. 34*4" 65-69 Hugh Yeomana 3rd. 94*4" 30-34 Lou Copplngar 4th. 25:00 TT^oyd1. Lie Rlddlck 47 Shore 23.8» 65-69 Portia Cureton lat. 39*4" Diacua 70-74 Cecil Sommer lat. 128*4" 30-34 Mike Cortner 5th. 30:6 (Stafford Thoapaon Onatt 23.8 '77) 70-74 Hana Barz 2nd, 72*11" 65-69 Amy Robinaon 2nd. 30*91'* 55-59 Charlaa Clippard lat. 75*5" 35-39 Rob Hagin lat. 23:9 2. Matt Brown 48 Shore 24.4 65-69 Kay F Hout 3rd. 24*2" 70-74 Don Zemlock 3rd. 45*6" 35-39 Tarry Daisy 2b; 25iOO 55-59 Bmla Hammond 2nd. 72*8" 3. Hal Kaufaan 45 Shore 27.2 70-74 Mitsl Probat lat. 28*6" 55-59 Lloyd Klnkaid 3rd. 68*61" 75-79 Frank Fumiaa let, 107*4" 35-39 Mike Veaaella 3rd. 29:00 60-64 Dick Hendaraon 1st. 102*3" 80-up A. E. Pitchar lat. 93*9" 40-44 Charlea Dudley lat. 25:00 4. Ed Pltzgerald 46 Shore 35.2 Shot Put Gana Moll 2nd. 90*1" 40-44 Hearld Olaza ad, 27:8 5. Prank Cargo 46 MM R.T. 60-64 Mai Buachman 2nd. 100*11" Thomas Curaton 3rd. 87*5" 40-44 Bob Branaman 3rd. 30:1 4o-44 Joann Qriaaom lat. 36*6'* ^-64 Daws Dalgleiah 3rd. 91*9" 50-54 60-64 Mary L Holbart lat 22*5" 45-49 Dr. Lea Blount lat. 26:4 65-69 Hugh Yeomana lat. 80*61" 400 MeterMe Run 1a. Stafford Thoapaon 54 Shore 26.4 60-64 Smeatine Yeomana 2nd 17*11" 65-69 Carl Andrawa 2nd. 57*91" 60-64 Margaret Sibley 3rd. 14*0" 70-74 Cacil Soomar lat. 91*2}" ^5^59 Carl Maya lat. 1:15 2. Kalaey Brown 54 Km 28.3 45-49 Joanne Andrewa lat. 20*101" 55-59 Jim Andrewa 2nd. 1:26.4 100 Mater Daah 3. Jack Lanca 52 RK7S 29.4 70-74 Dana Pugh 2nd. 74*3" 55-59 Del Dainea 3rd. 1:42' 65-69 May Robinaon lat. 17*11" 70-74 Hana Bar* 3rd. 55*7" J0-J4 Bobby Jamaa lat, 10:98 4. Jack Haney 50 Shor. 32.6 65-69 Kay F Hout 2nd. 15*8" ^-64 Tad Scarpelli lat. 1:28.93 30-34 Mike Daniela 2nd. 12:57 75-79 Frank Fumiaa lat. 84*8" 60-64 Bud Powers 2nd. Ii31 60-64 70-74 Mltai Probat lat.. 16*4" 80-up A. B. Pitchar lat. 45*63/4" 30-34 Dennis Veaaala 3rd. 12:75 65-69 Laland Brickaon lat. 1:18 30-34 Mike Stadar 4th. 13:21 1. Jla Manno 61 Km 29.5 Standing Broad J\ypD Thomas Cureton 2nd. 45*3" 65-69 Bart Duncan 2nd. It 45 Ouy Sibley 3rd. 40*93/4" 30-34 Mike Cortnar 5th. 13:51 2. Rick Sll.arateln 61 Shor. 32.6 bO-64 Ernestine Yeomana lat. 4*83/4" 80-up Thomas Cureton lat. 1:52 35-39 Rob Hagin lat. 11:8 P30-34 60-64 Mary L Holbert 2nd. 4*63/4" Running Long Jump 35-39 Hanry Hopkins 2nd. 12:7 65-69 Kay Fine Hout lat. 3*6" 600 Meter Run 1. Earyn Qlrolaal 54 RJM 33.5» 55-59 Jay M^lckall lat. 15*4" 5!>-59 Amie Brickaon lat. 2:46 35-39 Mike Vessels 3rd, 13:25 65-69 Amy Robinaon 2nd. 3*31" 55-59 Oaorga Dunn 2nd. 13*1" 40-44 Hearld Glaze lat. 12:8 2. Jayna Platt.ry 33 CRH 33.9 70-74 Mltzi Probst lat. 3*101" 55-59 Richard Sibley 2nd. 3:03 45-49 Charlaa Dudley lat. 12:25 55-59 Bmla Hamond 3rd. 11* 53/4" 55-59 Carl Maya 3rd. 3:15 P40-44 60-64 Joe Shy lat. 13*73/4" 50-54 Don Holat lat. 14:6 1. Ann Blng Triole Jumo 60-64 Lawton McClintock 2nd. 11*71" 60-64 Howard Straaaanburg let. 43 mm 33.0 60-64 Mary L Holbert lat. 14*61" 60-64 Victor Wojnar 3rd. 10*23/4" 2:44.86 Bonnie McEensle 41 MM 34.1 60-64 Ernestine Yeomana 2nd 13*51" 60-64 Ticzor wojnar 2nd..3:08 65-69 Aoty Robinaon lat. 9*101" 65-69 Henry Schwarta lot. 12*21" 65-69 Leland Brickaon 2nd. 11*71" 60-64 Ted Scarpelli 3rd4 ii:35 1. Marilyn Pltzgerald Shore 65-69 Leland Brickaon let. 3:10 47 29.> 70-74 Cecil Sommer lat. 11*41" 2. SylTla Paagulno 46 MM 42.1 Running Long Jumo 75-79 Frank Fumiaa lat. 11*11" 65-69 Hugh Yeomana 2nd. 3U34 40-44 7 oann Grlaeom lat. 14*10" 80-up A. B. Pitcher lat. 9*11" 65-69 Bart Ounoan 3rd, 4i.27 45-49-Joaxme Andrewa let,9*2" Thomas Cureton 2nd. 6*6" 80-up Thomas Cureton lat, 4:^2 400 Metara _ 60-64 Mary L Holbert lat. 7*10}" 60-64 Bmeatina Yeomana 2nd. 2*10" 0 Meter Run Hurdles I.CCliff salth 30 MS 51.0* 65-69 Amy Robinaon lat. 5*53/4" 55-59 Bmla Hannond lat. 24.56 59 Jim Forahee lat. 10«•. Azar 32 Shor. 55.6 60-64 Margarat Sibley 3rd. 46*7" 55-59 Charlaa Clippard lat. 99'3" 55-59 Lloyd Kinkald 2nd. 65*3" Standing Broad Jump 5. Vard Lsaley 3C CRR 64.4 65-69 Portia Cureton let. 63*2" 55-59 J^ 1, llokell lat, 7*10" 6. Charlaa Ral'lly 65-69 Kay ? Hout 2nd. 57*1" 55-59 Ernie HaaBeond 3rd. 60*111" 52 mm 73.5 60-64 Ual Buachman lat. 107*9" 55-59 George Dunn 2nd. 7*9" 65-69 Amy Robinson 3rd. 56*7" 55-59 Carl Maya 3rd. 6*10" 70-74 Mitzl Probat lat. 48*3" 60-64 Dick Henderson 2nd. 103*5" 1. Ralph Puaco 56 Shore 55.6 60-64 Lawton McClintock 3rd, 79*8" 60-64 Mai Buachman lat. 7*111" 60-64 Joa Shy 2nd, 7*6}" 2. Paul Jayson xi; MS 56.2 High Jump 65-69 Hugh Yeomana lat. 65*10" ^-64 Dave Dalgleiah 3rd, 7*1" 65^9 Shaila STans 1st. 3*5" 65-69 Carl Andrews 2nd. 59*8" 65-69 Hanry Schwartz la^. 7*3" 40-44 70-74 Cacil Sonmar lat. 82*4" 1. Ed King 40 Shore 54.6' 70-74 Hana Bars 2pd. 43*^" 65-69 Laland Briokaon 2nd. 6*13/4" Football Throw 70-74 Cecil Sommer lat. 7*51" (Prank Havlland Shore 55.7 *78) 60-64 Uary L Uolbert lat. 51*4" 75-79 Frank Fumiaa let. 87*'4" 70-74 Don Zemlock 2nd. 41* 2. Ron Mllla 42 RJM 55.7 80-up A. B. Pitcher let. 66*1" 60-64 Margaret Sibley 2nd. 31*2" 75-79 Frank Fumiaa lat. 6*6" 3. Dave SkorrOB 45 MM 57.6 60-64 Bmeatina Yeomana 3rd. 27*6" 80-up A. B. Pitcher lat. 6*43/4" 4, Jia Tortoret. 65-69 Kay f Hout lat.31*2" • ISOORjm Thomas Curetem 2nd. 5*2t" 4.'' RJM 56.7 65-69 Amy Robinaon 2nd. 20*3" 55-59 Jim Forahee let. 5:00 Ouy Sibley 3rd. 4*5" 5. BOra Krawu- 4' KIM 69.5 70-74 Mitzl Probat lat. 25*1" 55-59 Richard. Sibley 2nd. 6:20 ^-64 Howard Straaaenborg lat. 5t5t 45-49 60-64 Victor *aine:r 2nd, 6:30 ^5-39 Henry Hopkins lat. 17:3 1. Bal Kaufaan 45 Shore 63.8 65-69 laland Brictaon let. 6:38 40-44 Haarld Glaze iai. I8t8 [. 2. Ed Pltagerald 4t Shore 65.2 65-69 Hurt Duncan 2nd. 9:38 50-54 Don Walah let. 20:6 3. Prank Cargo Km eo-up Guy Sibley let. 13:17 ^ ' 4t 77.5 Javelin 50-54 35-39 Jim Klrtpatrick lat, 155*2* 1. Stafford Thoapaon 5s Shore 60.7 45-49 Don Zianerman lat. 82*1" 2. Saa. Kelly 5s Shore 64.5 50-54 Don Holet lat. 102*2" 3. BUI RlcholAs cr AT 64.8 ' ^ » A 3'j f a .III 4. Tony Ooasal.a 5- Shore 68-9 -< ' V . /f • > : v X 5- Rick Saltatvrw 50 CRR 70.C rt - ir^M e - . ^ ^ - October 1982 National Masters News page 19 r; a-i

60^6|j ^0 Matars 1200 Meter Race Walk 60-66 1. Jla Hanao 6l lUM 65.5* 1. Joe DolJica 66 RJM 29* i^* 6{la Kanno RJH 66.7 •80) Larry Schald 30 Shore 16:12.2* 1. John Pradarlcks 36 Shora 16:20.1 il^ (Dave Hudson Shora 16;12.8 •BD 65-69 1. Ton Jackson 68 Shore 35'9 IfcSS 72.6 1. Caaay iltkowkl 69 RJ" 2. Tia Shay 36 BH 17:60.0 1. DaVa Hadaaan 69 Shore 18:57.9 2. Prank Illuzzi 65 Shore 29'6 ry>-3'f 3. Joe DeMalo 3it Shore 18:05.8 b<2. Doug Dautsch 66 Shore 19:17.7 70.7* I. Sandra Aadaraoa 50 UH 6. By Ouanits 33 Shora 18:58.6 50-56 1. Ton Bill 52 Shore 35'It Z2542 5. Charles Railly 36 BJM 20:18.5 1. Jack Banay 50 Shora 19:05.5 2. Barry Grahan 5l Shorr 30'3i^ 1. MarclaMa Rapollallo 57 CBB 76.6 6. Toa Bobbick 35 BJM 21:00.7 2. Kan I2 70-76 1. Jack Lance 52 RWJS 12'9 * 6V6? 1. Jack Walaky 70 CRR 28:05.0* (37.53) 1. Bal Eaafaan 65 Shora 2:56.1 (Toa Bill OSTC 12'7} •80) (Establishes Record) ¥>"Vt 2. Bu^ McCaffray 65 Shora 2:5l.l 55-5? 1. Joe DaLuca 66 RJM 73*8 P30-56 50-56 1. Harold Rubinstein 1. Sandra Anderson 30 BJM 19:09.0* 59 BJM 9*6 t22.65) 1. Kalaay Broan 56 BJM 2:18.5 60-66 65-69 2. Toa Aahar 50 RJM 2:57.6 1. Tad 111* 62 RJM 1. Toa Jackson 68dShor* 96' 1j- 1. Ann Piccolo 55 BJM 22:16.0* 13'6 5. Kan Lana 56 BJM B:15.7 (Tad Ilia BJM 13'2i 'SO) (29.30) 5^59 65-69 2. Prank Illnssi 65 Shore 80*7 1. W Chamiak 55 - 2:52.1* 1. Balaaa Saauilaon 61 RJM 21:20. 1. George Langerfald 65 Shora 9*0 * (26.56) (Botabiiahaa ••cord) (Stan Adaae RJM 9*0 '80) 59:^ 1. Belana Bedrock 67 RJM 19:09 70-76 1. Toa Hill 52 Shora 106*5 3/6 SE12 P65=62. ]. Henry Eachaan 72 BJM 7*10* (32.65) 1. Robert Bull 65 AP 3:10.3 I. Adriaaaa Salaini 66 BJM 27:58. (Establlshaa Racord)' 2. Jack Hansy 50 Shora 76*1 3/6 2. Alan Poola 66 MBRC 3:32.5 PilOdii (23.21) 22=Zi_ 10.000 Matars 1. Carole McRonald 61 Shora 13'3 • 55-5? I. Banry Eachaan 72 RJM 3:17.0* 50^36 1. Robert Vialoeky 58 RJM 60'ni (Banry Saehaan BJM 22.5 *81) 1. Salt Outowski 51 Shore 56:16. Triple Jnap (18.58) P6o-yt 2. Tia Shay 56 BB 56:55. 386366 1. 5nnaAnn Bing 63 RJM 2:39.6* 55-39 I.Scott Thornslay 30 shora 60*7 1. John Vialoeky 61 .RJM 91'8i 2. Balaaa Saaualaon 61 RJM 2:59.2 1. Dava Oiagras 56 Shora 61:26.6 B.Paul Eachaan 36 Shora 56*2 (27.95) 5. Cardla McRonald 61 Shore 3:02.2 60-66 35-3? if- 6. Marcia Krakar 63 RJM 3:36.3 1. Jaff Martin 60 Shore 56:20.6* 1. John Rovak 55 - 57*5 1. Oaorga Langerfald 65 Shore 72'G2' * 5. Judith Martin 60 RJM 3:60.0 (Sarnar Tarsago JSTC 56:51.9 •76) 60-66 (22.10) P65-69 65-6? 1. Ray Bury 60 Shora 39*0 (Ed Lawana RJM TO'bi *79) I. Ut\rraina Dawaon 69 RJM 3:05.8* 1. Joe Xaarnay 65 Shora 57:15. (Robert Jackson Shora 57*5} *81) 2. Ed Bill 68 Shora 61:10. 65-69 I. Marilyn Pltzgarald 67 Shora 51'lit* Matara 3. Irwin Barnar 68 Shora 65:05. 1. Toa Buttarfiald 66 Shore 36*0 * 6. Dare Wiadaaan 69 Shora R.T. (Toa Jackson OSTC 26*11 5/6 *80) 1. John sarrao 52 RJM 6:06.9< 50-56 5^5? (John Sarrao BJII 6:06 .8 >81) 1. Kalsay Brown 56 BJM 60:00. 1. Harold Rabinstain 59 BJM 22*3 Javelin 2. BTuca Daoia 52 Shora 6:27.9 2. Jack Banay 50 Shora 65:56. 60^^ 30-36 3. Earl Ihrio 35 HH 6:55.0 60^6^ I. Tad 111* 62 HJM 27*10* 1: Jia Caldwall 32 Shore 166*2 6. Bard Laalay 30 CRR 6:67.3 1. Stan Larina 60 Shore 66:55. (Bains Schaaraachar OSTC 26*2^ *80) 5. By Ouanita 33 Shora 5:03.6 85-69 70-76 1. Tony Minni 38 Shora 158*0 6. Koith B^col 55 - 5:13.7 1. Max Qaackaabos 65 Shore 60:11. ' 1. Banry Eachaan 72 RJM 18*0 * 60-66 7« pata PXattary 56 CRR 5:60.8 (Establiabaa Racord) (Establishes Racord) 1. Ray Bury 60 Shore 182*6 5^5? 2. Bob Baldaraton 66 Shore 169*11 1. Jarry Nafcl* 57 BJS 6:27.2 110 Matar High Hnrdlaa 3. Ross McRonsld 62 Shore 126*8 2. Ounnar Srandafn Shora 6:51.2 30-36 (39-) '68*56-1 6. Mora Kraasr 61 RJM 96*10 3.DDaoid Saula ORC 6:57.2 1. Bob Rudrdw 51 Shora 16.0* 1. Olan Stona 31 Shora 6*6 * 6^6? 6. Bdrb Oodain 56 (SR 6:58.8 (Bob Rudros Shora 17. 1 '81) (Slan Stone Shora 6*2 •81) 1. Prank Illuzzl 65 Shore 160*6 * 5. Barran Caapball 58 - 6:59.7 2. Bill Sikoraky 55 Shora 17.9 2. Bob Rudrow 31 Shora 5*6 (Harry Qrafaaa Onatt 127*0 *81) 6. Pat* Shanno 37 BJM 6:56.6 3. Ron Salrio 55 Shore 20.5 3. Bon Salvio 53 Shora 5'2 2. Toa Jackson 68 Sbore 137*8 kO-HU 55-39 (39") 35-39 1. Sid toward 68 - 6:25.5 1. John Rovak 55 - 17.1* 1. A1 Eacharka 35 Shora 5*8 5o^ 2. Bd Doaoghua 62 - 6:27.7 (Jackie Passatta OSTC 18.6 *81) 60-66 1. Harry Orahaa 51 Shore 116*6 5. Oarry Millar 61 Shora 6:50.9 2. Dara Oingras 56 Shora 22.7 1. Ray Bury 60 Shora 5*6 (Ton Hill OSTC 116*7 *80) Daaa Skorroa 65 BJM 6:56.6 60-66 (36") 2. Bob Baldarston 66 Shora 5*2 55-59 5. Prank Marl 62 Shora 6:69.6 1. Jarry Sullivan 61 BJM 22.7 3. Bob tllliaas 62 Shore 5*0 1. Robert Vislocky 56 HJM 66*2 Jin Tortorota 62 RJM 5:01.8 65-69 (36") 6. Jarry Sullivan 61 RJM 6*10 2. Harold Rubinataln 59 RJM 60*6 Bora Kraaor 61 BJM 5:66.2 1. Bill Schroadar 65 Shora 17.9 65-69 60^6^ 65-69 2. Toa Bttttarfiald 66 Shora 18.0 1. Prank Illuasi 65 Short 6*8 1. John Vislocky 61 RJM 77*7 1. fin^ McCaffray 65 Shore 5:55.0 3. Ed Pitxgarald 66 Shora 20.2 55-59 65-69 2. Tea Joaaa 66 BJM 5:56.6 50-56 (35") 1. Robert Vialoeky 58 BJM 3*10 1. George Langerfald 65 Shore 76*9 50-56 1. Oana Kelly 56 Shora 20.5* 60-66 (Eatsblishaa Racord) 1. John Tislocky RJM 6*7 1. alaay Brown 56 BJM 6:62.8 (Sana Kelly Shora 20. 9 *81) 2. Rnaa Slats 50 BJM 6:69.5 2. T*d Ilia ii RJM 6*2 1. Karyn Oirolaai 36 HJM 68*10 5. Bill Bicholla 55 AP 5:05.0 600 Mater Intaraadlata Burdlaa 2. Rita Banay 32 Shore 21*6 6. Toa Aahar 52 BJM 5:15.6 50-56 (56") 1. George Langerfald 65 Shore 5'3 * P60-66 k 50 Shora 5:26.9 1. Helena Saauelson 61 HJM 65*10 5. Jack Banay 1. Bolb Rndrow 51 Shora 63.7* (Establishes Record) 60 Shore 33'6 6. Jack Ballaca 50 CRR 6:06.6 2 80) 2. Sue Caffray 7. Kan Lana 56 BJM 6:26.5 2. Ron Salvio 33 Shora 68.2 Pole Vault {/ 55-59 2E25 1. Sylvia Paaquino 66 RJM 60'6 1. Hay Charniak 55 - 5:15.1 35-39 136") t, Ron Salvio 33 Shore <$'€ 65-69 1. Dave Oingras 56 Shora 71.7 35-39 35'5* WeightB (All divisions threw 35' Bt.) 1. Rilobart Bull 65 AP 6:18.6 60-66 (55") 1. Ralph Pusco 36 Shore l2'i* 30^ 2. Alan Pool* 68 NBRC 7:00.6 1. Jerry Sullivan 61 RJM 83.9 (Jeff Tin**ll GSTC 12'0 '81) 1. Ron Salvio 53 Shore 30'2 65-69 (55") 2. A1 Eacharka 35 Shore 9'0 35-39 70-76 1, Ton Buttarfleld 66 Shora 66.9 65-69 1. Lan Vatson 36 Shore 39'Mi* 72 BJM 6t60?9* 1. Henry Eachaan 2. Ed Pltigerald 66 Shora 69.3 ' 1. Bill Schraedar 65 Shore n'6* (Len Rstson Shore 37*1 *8l) (Banry Eachaan BJM :69.0 •81) 50-56 (50") (EBtabllahas Racord) 60-66 P60-66 1. Oena^Kally 56 Shore 76.2 2. Frank Illuztl 65 Shore 8*0 1. Bay Bury 60 Shore • 1. Anna Bing 65 BJM 5:16.0* (Bill King OSTC 27'3 *81) 2. Charles Iraca 51 RJM 83.5 2. Judith Martin 60 BJM 7:25.2 Shot Put 65-69 5. Maria Kraaar 65XBBM 7:25.5 3000 Mater Steeplachase 1. Toa Jackson 68 Shore 36'10|^* P6^69 ^2^1. Paul,-.Corrlgen 32 Shore 66'6 * (Ton Jackaon OSTC 31'5^ '81) I. Adrlanna Salaini 66 RJM 8:02.0* iT^on Salvio 55 Shore 11:06,9* (John Tacfca Onatt 66*2i '77) 50-56 (Ron Salvio Shorn 11:58.) '60) 2. Bill L'Hotta 32 Shore 61'2 1. Barry Orahaa 51 Shore ZZ'Si 3. Bill Sikorsky 33 Shore 32 *7^ 2. Jack Banay 50 Shore 12'0 3^3? 65-69 (35*) ^^T^ava Oingras 56 Shora 12:25.9 I. Oaorga I,aogarfeld 65 Shora 19*0 * 60-66 I. Len Bataon 36 Shore 68* 1. Andy Boyajian 60 BJM 12:17.0 (Lan VataOB Shora 66«7 '81) (Eatabllshas Racord) page 20 National Masters News October 1982

UOO Meter R«I«y M0-k9 1. lUM 58.3 J.!iitells,it1-J.Tortorete,V2-T.Jones,i»6-r.Cargo, LAKE TAKANASSEE SUMMER SERIES - Special 1500 Meter Runs *30-39 I. lUM 65.2 A.MorriB,38-K.Oirol«Bi,34-A.Plccolo,35-S.Anderson,36 Long Branch , Hew Jersey ri»0-l»9 1. RJH 65.9* B.Samuelson,4 TEAM SCORES HALE 8 John Schsebel 40 4:39.4 2. Andy Mirecki 42 HIM 15* Hi 9 Jis Donnelly 39 4:40.1 Sbore NJM NJS CRR MBRC AF SF NWJS ORC HH 65-69 10 John Kuhi 38 4:40.7 1. Gene Wood 65 PM 10«6 30-39 272 '45 36 5 9 13 11 John Baulenbeck 30 4:41.6 80i 11 12 4:45.3 40-49 285i Triple Jump 50-59 120 101 2 6 6 13 13 Jeff Sadwitb 36 4:47.0 35-39 60-69 76 60 10 15 14 Bruce Perlmutter 34 4:49.2 1. Jim Dickerson 35, PM 43'8 70* 24 6 13 Dave Gingraa 36 4:49.7 40-44 FEMALE 16 4:50.3 1. Rich Kaye 41 NTH 31'9 17 Wayne Straughn 31 4:50.8 30-39 4 62 22 2. Andy Mirecki 42 NTM 30'8 18 Paul Stolte 32 4:53.5 40-49 47 92 55-59 19 Rob Stratton 30 4:34.3 6 1. Dee Morgstson 56 27M0 50-59 20 Brent Crawford 53 4:55.8 12 *40-44 60-69 21 A1 Adams 59 4:56.9 TOTAL U Osil Hols 44 - 21'9 22 Hark Blunda 30 5:03.2 Submastprs 276 105~"3S" 27 9 13 23 Delns Doaena 54 5:08.6 MA^tsrA"- " 533i 389i 8 16 21 n 13 High JUBP CP 40-44 Hammer 1. Rich Kaye 41 NTM 4«0 45-49 1. Ron Salvio 8-9-82 33 Shore 86'2^ 1. Haig Bohigian 46 WTM 4M0 35-39 50-59 yrs. 1. Len Watson 3t) Shore 109'8 • (Ray Bury GSTC 105'2i '81) Shot Put 1 Bob Carlson 50 4:45.9 40-44 40-44 2 George Sheehan 64 4:33.2 ••• 1. Ray Bury 40 Shore 8T'2i* 1. Joe Marchiony 43 - 38'0 3 Ralph Aquino 53 4:36.1 4 Paul Corcoran (Bill King GSTC 69'lli '8t) 45-49 32 5:21.5 Shore = Shore A.C. 1. Harry Holm 48 PM 30'9 5 Albert Dvaine 56 7:07.9 6 Kenneth McKean RJH North Jersey Masters 1. Tom Jackson :,8 Shore 71 '0 ?o-3't - 59 7:12.7 NJS = New Jersey Striders (Tom Jackson GSTC 69' 3/4 '80) 1. Tom Brooks 52 NTP 36'5 CRR Clifton Road Runners 30-54 55-59 8-2-82 MBRC 3 Mercer Bucks Running Club 1. Tom Hill 52 Shore 81«3 1, Herb Cantor 56 NTM 40'10j 40-49 yrs. AF Amazing Feet (Tom Hill GSTC 77'11 '81) 2. Payton Flournoy 59 PM 26'9 •SF Sneaker Factory Running Team 2. Harry Graham 51 Shore 57'8 llEd Barvick 41 4:27.2 RWJS = North West Jersey Striders 60-64 (12') ^?r^^Gone Wood 65 PM 36*9i 2 Jim Brown ORC » Ocean Running Club 41 1. John Vislocky 61 NJM 86'5 3 Jim Donnelly 4:31.2 HH Hunterden Harriers 40 (George Langerfeld shore 43'8(l6') '81) Discus 4 John Schwebel 4:34.7 Seen as clubs of former record holders: 40 5ES" 5 Stan Edeleon 4:57.1 QSTC s Garden State Track Club (defunct, merged into Shore A.C.) 1. Herb Cantor 56 NTM 107'3i 6 Robert Schreck 41 4:38.8 JSTC = Jersey Seniors Track Club (defunct, merged into North Jersey Hast) 49 4:40.1 (32.70) 7 Don Martin Unatt = unattached 2. Payton Flournoy 59 PM 82'2 3/4 42 (25.06) § AfSc^®ffC?!«urt 4;^.•43.6 10 Henk Stok tl C5-69 42 4:52.0 1. Gene Wood 11 George Sheehan 65 PM 97*3 64 12 Kent Sabln 4:56.3 ' ROn-Championship Division (29.64) 46 5:00.1 for non NJTAC Association athletes 60-64 13 Joe Black 45 5:01.8 1. Paul Eberhardinger 62 PM 90*1 If 14 A1 Adams 100 Meters 40 5:04.2 (27.72) 15 Jack Haney 50 3o^ 800 Meters 16 Gene Caffrey 3:15.6 42 5:19.8 1. J ohn Borden 30-34 17 Richard Tan 32 - 11.5 46 2. Art Simpson 30 HYP 12.4 1, Doug Mayers 30 RRR 2:13.4 Javelin 18 Norman Rabinowitz 5:20.3 35-39 33-39 40-44 19 Ken Hough 44 5:23.9 42 5:33.0 1• Jim Dlckerson 35 PM 11.7 1. Charles Jackson PM 2:19.2 1. Tom Blodgett 43 WTM 140'0 20 40-44 43-49 2. Andy Mirecki 42 WTM I09'5 21 Larry Leonardis 3:42.4

- 3. Rich Kaye NTH 47 5:34.7 1. Mel Bamvell 43 NTP 11.7 1. Ken Bsksr 45 2:09.3 41 104'8 22 Bob Nesnay 48 6:00.4 2. Rich Kaye 41 NTM 13.2 2. Tom Talbott 49 NTM 2:43.2 55-59 23 Dennis Dombrowski 42 3. Andy Hirccki 42 NTM 13.4 30-54 1. Herb Cantor 56 WTM 1f2»I 24 Paul Robertson 6:03.7 45-49 1. Jim sutton 50 PM 2:13.8 25 43 6:04.6 6:07.6 T. Dawson Pratt 46 PM 12.1 2. Alan Cohan 53 NTM 2:44.2 Hammer 2. Haig Bohiglan 46 NTH 13.0 55-59 50-54 3. Tom Talbott 1. Das Msrgetson 56 -. 2:41.9 1. Hal Brossaan (12<) 50 BAATC 153'3 1/4 49 NTM 14.6 USA National TAC Masters 60-64 (46.61) 30^ 1. Jay Sponssllsr 61^ PM 2:44.7 2. A. Phillip (l6«) 54 NTM 118'9 /Sub-Masters 1982 Decathlon 1. Larry Pratt 50PM 12.3 55-59 July 4, 1982 2. Tom Brooks 52 NTP 13.0 1500 Meters 1. Herb Cantor (I6') 56 IRH 85'If 3. Joe Kelly 53 NTM 13.9 30-34 2. Payton Flournoy 59 PM 61 >6 63-6? 1. Doug Mayers (16') 30 ERR 4:12.8 SI John Green 6574 1. Gene Wood 65 PM 18.0 33-39 60-64 Ray Colombo 5838 *50-54 1. James Mitchell 38 NTM 4«35.0 1. Paul Eberhardinger 62 PM 33'ii Mike Davis 5827 1. Bev Cohen 52 NTM 23.6 2. Bob Ryan (ia«) 35 HAC 5:11.6 Trent Birt 5442 40-44 65-69 200 Meters Mark Salzman 4127 1. Sam Huckel 40 PM 4:19.9 1. Gene Wood (12') 65 PM 27" Mi 30^ 2. Bob Fitch 40 LIRR 4:58.7 SI Dennis Stempel 1. John Borden 32 - 24.0 35' Weight 5553 43-49 Boh Mcintyre 2. Art Simpson 30 NTP 25.1 1. Gunther Dauth 46 NTM 5:03.3 5430 T.J. Henderson *6-44 2. Harry Holm 48 PM 5:41.0 1. Hal Brossaan 50 RAATC 41'7} 4716 James Ball 4163 1. Mel Barnsell 43 NTP 24.5 2. A. PhilUp 54 BIN 37*8 2. Rich Kaye 41 NTM 27.9 30-34 Steve Smith 3099 1. Jim sutton- 50 PM 4:36.4 1. Herb Cantor 56 NTM ''3-49 35'2J 2. Bill Mullin 60-64 • lA Steve Pauly 5094 1. Dawson Pratt 46 PM 23.7 51 SJAC 5; 10.5 3. Alan Cohen 1. Paul Eberhardinger 62 Dee DeWi tt 4960 2. Tom Talbott 49 NTM 30.2 53 NTM 55:44.4 PM 33* If 6^ Robert Gent 4527 30-54 5000 Meterd 1. Gene Wood PM James Cochran 4403 1. Larry Pratt 50 PM 25.3 65 27Mtf John Forsyth 4146 60-64 1. Bob Ryan 1. Jay Sponseller 64 PM 31.0 33 RAC 19:40.1 '*3-45 IB Jim Weed 4424 ^30-54 LEGEND: 1. Tom Talbott TEAM SCORES Raymond Fitzhugh 2828 1. Bev Cohen 52 NTM 52.4 49 NTM 20:58.0 50-54 NTM = New Tork Masters 19? 1. Bill Mullin PM • Philadelphia Masters 172 7A A1 Brenda 400 Meters 31 SJAC 18:30.0 4036 2. Alan Cohen NTP « New Tork Pioneers 36 Fred Gallardo 3991 30-34 53 NTM 21:12.0 RAATC a Reading (Pa) Athletic 12 John Hepner 3733 1. Art Simpson 30 NTP 55.3 Attic Track Club 1* Walt Sldarovltz 53 NTM 20:12.0 Dave Douglass 3702 35-39 RAC a Runaway Athletic Clnb 1. Bob Ryan 18 35. RAC 64.5 no Meter High Hurdlag RRR a Reading-(Pa) Road Banners 45-49 12 28 Richard Nordquist 3604 4^-45 (36") LIRR a Long Island Road Banners 4 1. Dawson Pratt 46 PM 56.7 1. Haig Bohiglan SJAC a South Jersey Athletic Clab 10 2. .Haig Bohigian 46 HJM 56.9 46 NTM 22.2 3A Bob Hunt 6650 50-54 (33") Joe Hal Ion 4049 5. Tom Talbott 49 NTM 66.8 1. Joe Kwlly 50-54 53 NTM 20.2 1. Larry Pratt 53 PM 59.8 4A Claude Hills 8307 itQO Meter Intermediate Hurdles Bud Deacon 2. Alan Cohen 53 NTM 65.4 4^-49 (Wi 5175 60-64 1. Jay Sponasllsr 1. Haig Bohigian 46 NTM 69.4 64 PM 68.5 40-44 (33") *40-44 1. Tom Blodgstt I. Omll Bole 44 - 80.5 43 NTM 71.7 \\V\ *.» *• October 1982 National Masters News page 21

3RD EUROPEAN VETERANS 10000 LONG JUMP 400 H40 L Overskou Oen 31:33.3 M40 H ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS. Gauer WG 7.12 WOS" J Roscoe GB 55.77 P Voets Bel 31:39.3 D STRASBOURG, FRANCE Nostoret Fra 6.48 W40 S Wold Nor 60.80^ L JULY 14-18, 1982 A Fernandez Spa 31:50.1 Wlldschok Aus 6.42 W45 Boggett GB 66.15 M45 G Schmitt WG 32:56.2 M45 P Pinto Por 6.90WR H50 A Blom Bel 68.97 H Salvarada Bel 33:27.0 H Mandl W55 L Haushofer WG 73.16 100 Aus 6.35 W60 E Haule WG TO B T Valasti Fin 33:31.7 W Maler WG 6.35 76.96 Green GB 11.38 W65 E Erickson Swe 87.66 K Schneider MG 11.57 M50 L Aquarone Ita 33:38.8 M50 H Strauss WG 5.93 K. Duerkop MG 11.71 Stoddart GB 34:32.1 R Brown GB 5.83 800 R Monsour Bel 34:33.2 M45 I Vierk WG 11.85 M55 M Jarvlnen Fin 5.61 tJs? Pauls 2:15.48 W40 F T Helmlnen Fin. 11.97 H55 E SchumacherSwl 35:28.0 M60 G SkrIveruckNor 5.28 Nicolas Fra 2:20.90 W45 P F Tay)or GB 12.01 HBO M Bergseth Nor 37:11.3 M65 A Kock WG 4.56 Martin Fin 2:29.49 W50 U M65 G Porteous GB 43:01.6 M70 H Simola Fin 4.83WR Seger Swe 2:42.31 M50 D Reece GB 11.94 W55 L H70 C Martin Spa 44:22.5 M75 A Reiser WG 3.55 . Haushofer WG 2:45.20 H Hoghelm Nor 12.13 M75 F Hulan Cze 49:59.2 MOO L Zemljack W60 8 Tibbling Swe 3:06.79 u. C Williams Yug 2.02 o GB 12.17 M80 L Zemljack Yug 88:16.0 W65 E Erickson Swe 3:23.95 CM M55 G Baas WG- 12.76 TRIPLE JUMP MARATHON M40 M Sauer WG 14.92WR 1500 M60 B Sobrero Ita 13.15 M40 R DePalmas Ita 2:22:56 0 Nostoret Fra 13.74 W3r"L Van BremptBel 4:37.9 W40 G M65 F Assniy WG 13.26 A AldebalogaPor 2:25:11 H Marx WG 13.33 Roggeman Bel 4:42.5 C Falrey GB H Frense WG 2:25:57 W45 L Diehl WG 5:13.2 13.49 M45 P Pinto Por 14.01WR W50 U Seger Swe 5:36.2 M70 H Simola M50 L Aquarone Ita 2:28:28 G Fin 14.28 Bortolozzllta 13.31 W55 L Haushofer WG 5:31.3 P Van AlphenNet 2:30.30 M75 K Boas DarllngtonGB 12.96 W60 H Joekle WG 6:10.0 WG 16.60 . Stoddart GB 2:32:46 M55 M Jarvlnen Fin 12.44 W65 E Tromp Net 6:16.OWR M80 S Falk Swe 21.68 H60 M Bergseth Nor 2:56:33 M60 R Raino Fin 10.63 M65 G Porteous GB 3:16:43 M65 L Saeter 5000 200 Nor 10.28 W35 L VanBrempt 18:25.0 M40 I Ouerkop M70 H Hoft WG 3:52:33 Bel WG 22.64 SHOT PUT W40 M Thurn WG 18:42.0 A Sardi Ita 22.70 llOH M40 F Schladen WG 18.10 W45 H Batzen WG 19:15.2 W Quenlln Fin 22.85 M40F Marchesi Swi 15.05 W Methner WG 14.06 W50 I Lutz WG 21:13.2 W55 L M45 I Vierk WG 23.32 K Wielfeld WG 15.48 P Aubert Swi 13.98 Backes '' WG 20:56.9 F Taylor GB 23.44 A Rouvler Fra 16.35 W60 H Joekle. WG 22:36.7 M45 H Potsch Aus 14.62 T Helmlnen Fin W65 E Tromp Net 23:58.OWR 23.78 M45 G Ortmanns WG 16.03 W BregenhornWG 14.50 W70 8 Hielscher WG 27:24.IWR M50 C Williams GB 23.79 M50 J ParleulletNet 15.94 P Spockens WG 14.40 H Hoghelm Nor 24.02 H55 H Suoknuull Fin 18.28 lOOH M50 V Kujala Fin 15.97 M55 G Lindblad Swe 25.64 M60 L Llndblom Swe U.OIWA K Wendel W^K Mattes WG 14.26 H60 B Sobrero M65 R Rockwardt WG WG 14.86 Ita 26.71 18.48 W40 E BriesenickWG 12.77 M65 F Assmy W Thiele WG 14.68 WG 26.45 W45 C Roovers Net 12.28 H55 5000 WALK M70 H Regemel'r Bel 29.22 400H R Strandll Swe 13.14 W50 A Larsson Swe 16.10 M40 A Seddon H40 "J Behra Fra 56.28 M60 K Joupplla Fin "15.90 GB 22:56.6 W55 K Hveem Nor 16.54 P 400 W Bauer WG 56.97 Andreotti Ita 23:49.0 A DECoppeti Swi 24:07.9 M40 H Roger Fra 48.75WR S Bjornholm Swe 57.28 DISCUS 4X100 L Bamett GB 51.03 M40 F Schladen WG 52.88 M45 M45 R Bertram WG 61.26. W35 West Germany 49.29 D Stevens 23:08.0 P Jansen WG -52.00 M Klelber WG 44.96 M50 J ParleulletNet 58.87 Great Britain 50.38 H Molinsch Aus 23:28.6 W Strassner WG 43.30 M45 R Anderson GB 52.19 J HesselbergNor 59.26 Switzerland 52.19 C Sauriat Fra 24:00.3 G Leroy K M45 P GB 53.87 Whittaker GB 64.31 Spockens WG 46.90 W40 West Germany 50.02 MSG L Marqui s Swi 24:55.5 K Kanassak'sWG 54.65 C Rado Ita 45.44 M55 A DanckaertsBel 64.07 Great Britain 56.76 K Svensson Swe 25:05.0 E Helf WG 44.58 M50 B Neumann WG 53.36 M60 L Llndblom Swe 70.75 Finland 58.48 R Sandberg Swe 25:25.0 K Whittaker M65 M50 B GB 54.76 W MulTer WG 79.05 Tallberg Swe 53.56 W50 West Germany 57.94 M55 A Stumi Fra 26:07 W Thiele WG 49.40 H M55 W Selzer WG 55.18 Kloppe WG 26:15.6 H Brand WG W60 West Germany 70.97 S Brooks GB 57.19 48.66 A Scott Swe 26:29.4 3000SC M55 R Strandll Swe - 46.54 M60 A Eldnes Nor 61.17 M40 N UndersakerNor 9:34.5 M60 H Nilsson Nor 26:51.4 M60 K Joupplla Fin Brown GB 61.97 L BourrlguenFra 9:58.3 57.06U/R HIGH JUMP J Todd GB 27:27.7 M65 R GustavssonSwe 46.38 J Ljunggren Swe 27:42.0 J Schneider WG 10:00.0 W35 C Orewry GB 1.59 M65 F Assmy WG 61.85rfR K MakslmczykGB 45.00 W40 U StelUng WG 1..53 H65 8 M70 RegemelltterBel 67.08 M45 M Morrell GB 10:07.6 M70 J Celaya Spa 43.26WR Teneryd Swe 29:41.0 W45 M Altmann WG 1.41 A Poole M75 H Blanco Spa 86.07 R Splerenb'gNet 10:11.0 M75 V Andersson Swe 36.64W:i GB 29:54.0 M80 H Tolvl W50 C STolze WG 1.38 Fin 2:06.11 A Ilda WG 10:17.0 M80 J Schumann WG 32.40W\T M70 C Snimone Ita W55 K Hveem Nor 1.26 30:09.0 M75 G Stielow WG 36:07.0 M50 F Teppel WG 10:16.8wR W65 A Binder WG 1.05 - M80 A Roberts GB 800 • M55 H Hennlngs'nSwe 11:39.0 HAMMER THROW 31:35.8 M40 N Carroll M60 A Gruber Aus 13:22.0 LONG JUMP Ire 1:58.77 M40 W Kiener WG 52.66 H Handl WALK WG 1:59.60 M65 H Lledig WG 14:53.0 0 Rytkonen fin 51.54 W3S C Janssen Net 6.41 J Wood W40 S Falck- H40 A Seddon GB 1:36:09 GB 2:00.27 W Strassner WG 48.54 M45 H Molinsch Aus 1:39:58 4X100 RELAY Jorgensen Nor 5.32 M45 K Mainka WG 1:59.60 M45 H Potsch M50 L Marquis Swi M40 Great Britain 44.38 Aus 61.10 W45 C Roovers Net 5.18WR 1:45:53 B Bordeau Fra 2:00.36 M Foleide M55 A Scott Swe West Germany 45.02 Nor 54.36 W50 0 OldrlchovaCze 4.54 i:51:27 R Anderson GB 2:00.47 P Nemeth M60 J Ljunggren Swe 1:57:47 Sweden 45.03 Hun 54.02 W55 L SeuberllchWG 4.56WR M50 B Neumann •H65 J Gelbrlch M65 R SchonemannWG 2:02:18 WG 2:07.07 M50 West Germany M50 G Husson Fra 50.10 WG 2.91 M55 T Vlkman 47.98 M70 C Snimone Ita 2:08:38 Fin 2:14.48 Sweden M55 B Petry WG 39.94 H Tempan 48.76 SHOT PUT H75 L Heimann Fra 2:35:05 GB 2:14.93 Great Britain* M60 Y Rantala Fin 49.05 39.16 W35 Furgine HBO A Roberts GB 2:14:16 M60 E Nygards'l Nor 2:22.98 M65 M Baler WG 31.90 13.84 M60 West Germany 50.73 M70 W40 E Nieber WG 10.75 M65 A Parma Ita 2:38.16 0 Reppen Nor 43.24 5000 WALK Great Britain 53.05 W45 S Kofink • WG 12.76 H70 V Alonso Spa 2:50.47 M75 V Andersson Swe 33.30 W35 L Milien G8 Finland 55.22 W50 M Hamm WG 26:03.6 M75 L Kauppi Fin 3:17.86 HBO F Bender WG 34.18WR 12.55 W40 K Llndgren Swe W60 L Klitsch WG 8.65 28:53.2 M80 L Zemljack Yug 5:36.68 W45 G BomwasserWG 28:35.2 4X400 RELAY JAVELIN W65 A Binder WG 8.16 M40 Great Britain 3:27.79 W75 I Sarnama W50 0 Meyer WG 27:08.0 1500 M40 E Stumpp WG Fin 7.38WR West Germany 3:28.12 56.08 M55 M Ohlsson Swe 28:59.6 M40 J McNamara Ire 4:03.31 P Morbel WG 65.94 Sweden 3:39.46 DISCUS W60 M Bengtsson Swe 27:55.6 M Connolly Ire 4:04.22 H Lorenz WG 65.28 W35 E Polakova Cze 39.50 U Immlg WG 4:06.17 M50 West Germany 3:43.57 M45 U Von Wartburg IQK WALK W40 E Goedhart Net 37.92 Great Britain 3:46.45 W35 L Millen GB 55:42.1 H45 N Fisher GB 4:09.21 SWT 70.84WR W45 A Ruhlow WG 43.98 C Hasledt WG W40 K Llndgren ...Swe J VanOnsel'nBel 4:13.53 M60 Norway 4:13.37 64.24 W50 M Hamm WG 33.06 58:50.7 W55 A Turd W45 G BomwasserWG 59:08.2 H Lindell Swe 4*14.87 West Germany 4:16.78 M50 J Kopltar Yug 60.48WR Ita 24.24 Sweden W60 L Klitsch W50 0 Meyer WG 56:54.3 M50 A Hughes 4:17.74 M55 V JavanainenFIn 56.02 WG 25.10 GB 4:19.99 W65 A Relle W55 M Ohlsson Swe 60:47.9 P Majoor Net 4:20.44 M60 M Mertaklvl Fin 48.88 WG 24.42 HIGH JUMP W70 V Wischmann W60 B Tibbling Swe 58:30.7 ,M65 V Ojaranta Fin 44.18 WG 20.24WR M55 H Tempan M46 T Schmltz GB 4:33.90 WG 1.85 M70 G Schepe WG 42.68WR - from Valdemar Schultz P Jost WG 8 Islerer WG JAVELIN 4:39.55 1.82 M75 A Reiser WG 29.24 J Kystad Nor 4:39.55 G Kuhn WG W40 8 Rantala Fin 1.82 M80 S Falk Swe 14.18 37.28 W45 A Bronmel WG 38.06 M60 F Leitner Aus 4:45.62 M45 H Mandl Aus 1.83 W50 C WIpperstagWG 25.98 M65 E Santala Fin 5:07.01 J DarllngtonGB 1.74 100 W55 A Turd Ita 26.64 M70 M VIel Ita 5:50.38 P Pinto Por 1.74 wS? C Janssen Net 12.24 W60 L Klitsch WG 22.34 M75 L Kauppi Fin 6:47.90 M65 E Stal Nor 1.46 J Roscoe GB- 12.51 W65 J Gelbrlch WG M70 T Resell Nor 1.33 K Mattes WG 12.70 24.58 W70 V. Wischmann WG 5000 M75 A Reiser WG 23.38WR 1.17 W40 H Mohnen WG 12.95 M40 J McNamara Ire 14:53.5 M80 S Falk Swe .85 W45 K Diener WG 13.17 PENTATHLON M Connolly Ire 14:56.1 W50 0 OldrlchovaCze 14.02 W35 McNab GB 3588 A Fernandez Spa 14:58.5 POLE VAULT W55 L SeuberllchWG 14.58WR W40 E Graff Bel 3797 M40 B Stimbre Fra 4.10 W60 E Haule M45 G Schmitt WG 15:20.4 WG 16.14 W45 C Roovers Net 4151 W SokolowsklPol 4.00 W65 J Gelbrlch Van Onselem Bel 15:26.5 WG 16.96 WSO A Blom Bel 2879 F Eberle Swi 4.00 W70 I Sarnama R Scheffaut Bel 15:38.4 Fin 20.06 W55 E Lalne Fin 3093 M45 M Houvlon Fra 4.40 W60 A Reile WG 2237 M50 A Hughes GB 16:02.1 200 M50 R Brown GB 3.75 L DeFranco Fra 16:03.5 W35 C Janssen M55 E Honkanen Fin— 3.00 Net 24.82 MARATHON L O'Hara GB 16:09.5 J Roscoe M60 L Bjqrnberg Swe 2.80 GB 24.90 W40 M11es GB 2 52:30 K Mattes M55 V Oimonen Fin 17:15.9 H65 A Ketonen Fin 3.00 WG 25.65 L Winter WG 2. 56:27 M60 M Bergseth Nor 17:30.0 W40 T Hafele WG 26.52 W45D Alfvoet . Bel 2: 51:47 M65 0 Lie Nor 19:22.7 W45 K Diener WG 27.67 H70 C Martin Spa 21:03.5 W50 A Larsson Swe 29.65 M75 F Hulan Cze 23:35.5 W55 L SeuberllchWG 30.05WR W60 E Haule WG 33.77 W65 N Wedemo Swe 37.50 f . W7Bf I Sarnama Fin 41.86 7.. -I page 22 National Masters News October 1982

St. Louis Metro Track & Field Chanplonshipsl HORTEERN CALIFORNIA SENIORS ALL CQMMERS MEET Ladue High School, St. Louis, MO July 21*, 1982 COLLEGE OF MARM KEtlTFIEIJ) AUGUST 14, 1962 Masters Results Only June Gulltinan 3® S.F, Gey 0 110 H,H. 19.5 880 2=46.0 100 M INDIANA ASSOCIATION MASTERS TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS M 30-39 Oordon Relter 11.9 AUGUST 14, 1962 Vemel PrimuB 3® S.F.T.C. L,J, 16*3" 200ni 2,,7 Akhu Setho 12.2 Warsaw Coanninity High School, Warsaw, Indiana Pat Henderson 11*. 0 ehot '26*7i" H.H. 19.5 680 3*07.4 Host I Athletic Annex Athletic Club of Warsaw, Indiana Terri Miller 31 S.F.T.C. Jav 76*7" L.J* 12*9" Tom Shoemaker 15.0 M 1*0-1*9 Rod Langston 13.0 Sanctioned! The Athletic Congress of the USA Erlehna Banerjeo 31 S.F# Gay 0 1 mile 6512.7 3 Bile 21sl9.1 Earl Kordlck 13.'* Chairman! Jerry 0. Byrd, 1831 Caabridge Drive, Warsaw, Indiana 46560 Boh Hyten 13.5 Donna Eckels 32 Tri Valley R.C. LlTezmore 980 2:42.1 440 1|11.7 John Dean 11*. 0 10,000 Mgter Run Bvsnt! 200 Hcter W 50* Dottle Gray 18.2 Joel Eckels 33 Tri Valley R.C, Llvernore H.J. 5'10" L.J. 19'11" 100b 12.2 30-34 23.0 200 M Aoe Gr< Time Ted Potte 30-34 24.2 Donnie Hardy Robert Rlos 33 S.F.T.C. 1 Bile 5=35.4 100m 15.2 3 Bile 19-.00 36.47 30-34 28.2 M 30-39 Akhu Setho 21*. 1*1 Andrew J. Targuino 30-34 •rues yockey 36.52 40-44 23.8 Don Slaznlck 21*. 8 fmy Carey 50-54 Jerry Byrd SF.T.C. 100 11.3 200b 23.7 1.00:09 40-44 25.2 Bemaid Turner 34 Everett Amos •0-04 Norrey Hester Greg Powell 26.0 26.0 Terry Pliner 40-44 Pat Henderson 29.5 40-44 28.4 Event I 5.000 Hete F. C. Baxter Bile 7=12.2 3 Bile 21=23.9 Ml*0-1*9 Lee Blount 40-44 34.9 Keg Donaldson 35 Unatt, S.F. 1 25.9 John Uwia 40.49:8 Jack DeGouteau 27.6 Gene Seimen 30-34 Charlea Lemaster 50-54 31.9 Alan Prsneh 35 S.F. T.C. 440 55.9 John Dean 28.5 Charles Northrup 60-64 28.6 70-74 40.4 Boh Hyten 28.8 Event I 110 Meter rdlee John Dick Bill Sevald }6 Excelsior T.C. (S.F.) mile 4=30.9 3 mile 14=52.9 26^4 M 50+ Don Vetter 31.9 D/CIC «4TT» 35-39 17.3 BventI 800 Meter Henry Hoptine Cornelius KcConnick 38 Unatt. Jav 148*2" Disous 136*5" Shot 36'9" Sacraoento ItOOH Brooks Carver 45-49 10.6 Donald Walsh 55-59 10.4 Andrew J. Tarquino 30-34 2i23.7 M 30-39 Lennle Harrison 52.0 Stan Mathes 35-39 2i03 Mark Gallo 39 Nor Gal 6 (ile 35=02.7 Sacramento Gary Carr 52.5 Tom Soper 40-44 2!24.3 bventi 1500 Meter Gordon Relter 53.0 Lerry Watson 45-49 2130.6 Frances Conley 42 Unatt (Woodside) Jav 83*6" Clark Wilie 57.5 Andrew J. Tarquino 30-34 4:48.0 Eric Gyakl 63.8 Stan Mathes 35-39 4:26.4 Bill SimmonB Nor Gal 100 12.6 200 25.3 43 Berkeley , 400 M Intermediate. M 1*0-1*9 Lee Blount 56.1 Too Soper 40-44 4:49.2 4:46.3 Earl Kordlck 60.1 juy Carey 50-54 Terry H. Pliner 40-44 lt08.7 Eugene Legend 45 S.F. Dolphin L.J. 17*9" 880 2:29.6 Hilo Lightfoot 65-69 7:22.0 Jack DeCouteau 63.5 DoneId Weieh 55-59 XilO.3 John Dean 67.0 James Hart 45 West Valley T.C. Shot 43*5" Diaeua 100 Meter I M 50+ Ron Jenllck 87.1* Event! Event! 5000 Meter ROOM Ted Potts 30-34 n.o 30-34 14!46.9 Hiil Conley 4T unatt. Woodeide Jav 199'J" M 30-39 Gary Carr 2:00.2 Rod Mattery John Nay 30-34 12.1 30-34 15!00.9 Lennle Harrison 2:00.6 Kermit Welty Brian Graham 30-34 12.4 Tim Myers 30-34 22125.2 Joe Durrenberger 47 Nor Gal Antioch 3 mile walk 34=25.6 Shot 30'1^" diecus 81* Jim Irwln 2:01*.8 Andrew Tequinc 30-34 13.1 Hunter Coin 50-54 26!07.9 Tom Shoemaker 2:1*0.8 Bruce yockey 30-34 13.3 Arthur Cheney 75-79 36!S5.1 Enver FtehmedbaBich 50 U=utt. Crocket 1 mile 6:06.5 680 2=54.3 M 1*0-1*9 Lee Blount 2:01*.9 Henry Bopkina 35-39 12.7 K 50+ larry Claudln 3:01.9 Don Fountain 35-39 13.6 Event! 4 x ICQ MetZ Chuck Henderson 54 Unatt. Napa 100m 14.1 Jerry Byrd 40-44 11.2 w 30-39 Karen Kokesh 2*1*1.2 Norrey Heater 40-44 45.6 I5OOM 12.2 fort Wayne 30-39 Jerry Seeee 40-44 13.5 Taeoo Williams Bob Roemer 57 Nor Cal Jar 125*3" M 30-39 Gary Carr 1**10.8 Pet Hawkins 40-44 19.8 Terry Williams Lennle Harrison '**12.5 Brooke Carver 45-49 iy.7 Chsrles Adams Noxma Wilier 59 Unatt. Berkeley 100m 19.6 200 42.3' A1 Johnson 1**19.7 Don EisMrman 45-49 13.6 Jemes Robinson Pete Mannlsl 1**29.6 David Henderson 45-49 14.3 Eonett Smith 60 Nor Cal 860 3=22.4 Burlingaise Eric Gyakl 1*139.2 Irv Stewart 50-54 13.6 AAAC Charles Lemaster 50-54 14.2 M 1*0-1*9 Dick Hackmann 1**1*1.9 Don Hardy Jim Johnson 60 L.J. 15*8" B.J. 4*2** lOOm I3.5 Nor Cal. Hlllbiae Ray Carey 50-54 14.9 Jerry Byrd M 50+ Jac Grlsvold 5=11.7 Charles Northrup 60-64 13.5 Norrey Hester Don Vetter 5=30.6 Don Erskine 70-74 17.9 Dick Katte Thalma Rubin 61 Nor Cal Albany IOCb 19*3 V 30-39 Polly Peacock i*=57 John Dick 70-74 10.8 Karen Kokesh 5=17 Art Cheney 75-79 21.9 /l/tAC Rod Hatt.ry Bob Stone 62 Nor Cal Kenalngton Jar 125*7" Shot 41*2" Slaous 149'10" Cathy Johnson 6*05 Everett Boaack •0-84 40.3 Ray Carey v 50+ Dottle Gray 9=07 Andrew Tarquin Joaephlna Xolda 64 Nor Cal S.F. lOOa 15.6 200a }}.9 440 1:23,6 Event! 400 Deah 3OOOM Kermit Welty

M 30-39 A1 Johnson 9 =38 Donnie Hardy 30-34 58.6 Jerome Lopee 66 Box Cal Sacramento 880 2=52.1 > Jim Irwln 9=1*7 Don Fountain 35-39 66.9 Event! HAMMER THROW Eric Gyakl 10*22 Terry Pliner 40-44 58.1 Fraifik Baylor 66 Nor Cal Modesto 5 mile walk 32=13.6 Jav 70'1C" Ditous 68* *) Marty Hughes 10*1*7 F. C. Baxter 40-44 €4.5 John Dean 11:01* Dick Katte 45-49 56.6 Barry Koppal 69 Nor Cal 100 13.0 200 27.4 Larry wateon 45-49 60.8 M1*0t1*9 Dick Hackmann 10*07 David Stebing 30-34 127*10* Irv Stewart 50-54 65.4 Dick Grlsllp 11*38 Nike Reidy 30-34 76 Ward Faricer John Dick 70-74 99.3 69 Trlpla A St.Louie Mo. Jav 94*10" Shot 35' Slecua 94*3" M 50+ • Ron Jelnick 12*1*6 Jerry England 50-54 141 w 30-39 Polly Peacock 10*31* Jack Scott 50-54 114 Joalah Paokaxd .79 lor Cal S.F. IOCb 15.7 200b 33.2 440 1=24.1 Karen Kokesh 11*35 Event! Shot Put Charles Lestaater 50-54 lOO 70-74 73 Carol McAllster 12*59 John. Dick David Stebing 30-34 46*9-l/2- MARIN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 5OOOK Nike Reidy 30-34 35'5* M 30-39 Pete Mannlsl 16*I3 Henry Hopkina 35-39 37'3* Event! Javelin Karen Howe 20 unattached Novato 1 mile 7:02.7 JotnDean NT Donald Fountain 35-39 28'2-l/2- David Stebing 30-34 165* M 1*0-1*9 Dick Grlsllp 19*19 George Kirka 40-44 42'9* Craig Turner 30-34 146*2* Jeremiah Hume 25 Unattached San Rafael Discus 105' 8* Shot 37*8" Larry Beialcr 40-44 40*7* Bill Zimmerman 20*51* Nike Reidy 30-34 113*7* 40-44 34'11* M50+ Jac Grlsvold 18*55 John Lewis Henry Hopkina 35-39 127*9* Don Xinmeman 45-49 26U" Lavry Butti 26 Unattached Novato l.J. 22*10" H.J.6' 100m 10.8 200m 22.8 Larry Claudln NT Brooke Carver 45-49 112*4* Jack Scott 50-54 39'3" Don Simnerman 45-49 86*1* Bill Schmltt NT 35*4- James Grant 32 Unattached San Rafael 1 mile 5:49.2 Charles Lemastei50-54 Jack Scott 50-54 120*1" " 30-39 Dehhle Irwi.i 20•lo 23*1*9 Charles Northrup 60-64 Charlea Lemastei50-54 1X2'10* w 50+ ss's- Dottle Gray 23*06 John Dick 70-74 Nilo Lightfoot 65-69 72*4* Ted Ackley 35 Unattached San Rafael H.J. 6' Everett Hoaack •0-84 14 • John Dick 70-74 74*2* 5OOOM Walk Peter Laskier 38 Tamalpa track club 1 mile 4:56.6 M 30-39 Adalr Andrew 25*1*8 Bvent! Triple Event! Piecua Gordon Holdlman 27*28 S5*7-l/2- Ted Cain 40 Unattached Novato L.J. 19*2" 100m 11.8 200m 23.4 440 54.2 Wm Banton 28*20 Donnie Hardy 30-34 David Stebing 30-34 129' -1/2' 31.0 John Lewis 40-44 Hike Reidy 30-34 91' .X/2' llOM Hurdles 27'll-l/2- Chsrlss LeHastei 50-54 Henry Hopkins 35-39 97' John Korntved 43 Unattached 1 mile 7=06.9 200m 31.3 San Rafael M 30-39 Clark Wllle 16.6 24'4- (39") Don Erskine 70-74 Don Fountain 35-39 77*10" 16.6 19*2- Gordon Relter (30") John Dick 70-74 George Mirke 40-44 149* Jin Helvig ' 44 Unattached 880 2:36.6 Kentfield Bert Schwelzer 18.6 30") John Lewis 40-44 102*2" M ItO-iV) Jack DeCouteau 18.7 (30") •5*4" Event! Pole Vsu. Don Xia«erman 45-49 Bill Catanese 44 Tamalpa 6 mile 35:02.7 Mill Valley Bob Hyten 45*0" 19.9 (30") Brooke Carver 45-49 John Nsy 30-34 13'9- 119*7" Shot Put Jack Scott 50-54 35-39 Rommel Bondoc 44 Unattached Novato H.J. 5*4" shot SO'llJs" M 30-39 Nell Davis 38*7 (16C) Henry Hopkins 12* Charles Lemaster 50-54 102*10* Ron Jorgenson 36*6 Psul Howard 35-39 9' John Dick 70-74 44*11" Don Zismsnnan 45-49 9'6- Mary Lou Huschfeld 45 Tamalpa lOOm 18.9 Mill Valley Clark Wllle 36*4 John Dick 70-74 4* Bvmott Long Jump Jim Beckman 27*7 Paul Gee 45 Unattached Novato 1 mile 7:49.2 Tom Shoemaker 24*3 30-34 6-1/2" Javelin Donoim Hardy H 60-'l9 John Dean 29*6 (lac) 35-39 3-1/2* Glenn "ehrhoff l6l'l Hanry Hopkina Bernie Griff 46 Northern Calif. Seniors Jav 122*11" Discus 79*11 Bob Hyten 24*2 30-39 35-39 2* Shot 27' Ron Jorgenson 11*2'! Don Fountain Dick Crlsllp 23*5 Jarry Saaae 40-44 i" Gordon Relter 129*8 Lillian Woodward 46 Nor Cal. 3 mile 21:05.3 Terra Linda M 50+ Phil Brusca 41*3 (12#) Tom Sopar 40-44 5* 88*1 10* Ron Jelnick 23*1 Eric Gyakl Tarry Pllnar 40-44 5" High Jump Pat Henderson 76*9 David Handaraon 45-49 Don Rose 47 Nor Cal Jav 139*6" Kentfield M **0-1*9 91*10 Jack Scott 50-54 2* M 30-39 Gordon Relter 5'6 Bob Hyten John Dean 91*6 Otarlaa Lamaater 50-54 13*8* Marilyn Waste S3 Tamalpa Kentfield 1 mile 6:58.5 880 2:56.7 Bert Schwelzer 4*4 Charlaa Northrup 60-64 13*11-1/2' Dick Grlsllp 85*1 Eric Gyakl 4*2 Don Erakina 70-74 12*6* 50+ Phil Brusca 112*11 Peter Woodward 53 Pat Henderson 4*2 John Dick 70-74 7*9* Nor Cal Terra Linda 3 mile 19*57 Long Jump Mike Hoffmann 4*0 Gordon Relter M 60-49 John Dean 4*2 30-39 18*1H Evanti High Jump Jim Waste 53 Tamalpa Kentfield Shot 25*6" 880 2:48 440 122.5 3 mile 21:30.2 Bert Schwelzer M 50+ Ron Jelnick 3*6 16*9 110 H.Hurdles 22.0 Greg Powell Pata Tarpstra 30-34 5*10* Discus 16*3 John Dradott 54 Unattached Tiburon 1 mile 6:01.7 Eric Gyakl 13*6 John Nay 30-34 S*S" M 30-39 Ron Jorgenson 120*1 Hanry Hopkins 35-39 5*2" M 1+0-1*9 John Dean Clark Wills 104*1 13'^^ Don Siflaarman 45-49 4*7" Fran Bradford 59 Tamalpa Mill Valley lOOm 21.6 200m 46 Rod langston 12'11 Nell Davis 99'3 Jack Scott 50-54 4*i" V 50+ 10*11 Eric Gyakl 62*11 RonUelnlck John Dick 70-74 3*a" Tom Cunningham 59 Unattached San Rafael 100m 14 .'9 200m 32.9 pat Henderson 58*9 Tom Shoemaker 54*9 Tommy Hunt 62 Nor Cal Corte Madera 100m 16.0 M40-49 John Dean 76*8 (1.6k; Bob Hyten 58*3 Ada Thomas 68 Tamalpa Mill Valley 100m 17.2 200m 38.9 M 50+ Phil Brusca 108*7 Meet Held at College of Marin 8/14/82 Ron Jelnick 58*11 Results submitted by Don Rose Meet Director 456-7454 October 1982 National Masters News page 23

ADDITIONAL RESULTS FROM NATIONAL MASTERS SFORTS FESTIVAL. PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 14 400 METER 100 METERS

MEN 3A (60-6A) MEN OA (30-34)

NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME NAME HOMETOWN - CLUB AFFILIATION TIME KEN JACK Cambria Heights, New York Pioneer 12.89 DONALD HOLDGE New York, NY Bronx Intemat ',1 NY 51.68 WILLIE OVERBY 52.41 DAVID LAITYER Elmwootl Park, NJ New York Pioneer 13.02 JAMES ELWELL MoorestOTO, NJ Phila. Masters 52.71 DAVID HALL Pennsville, NJ Phila. Masters 15.01 KWABENA TOPRA Philadelphia, PA Phila. Pioneer 52.90 DAVID LARSON VI. Springfield, MA Greater Springfield 52.90 KEN SMITH Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters HEN 3B (65-69) 56.40 ERNIE HADRICK Norristown, PA Phila. Masters 58.90

HAROLD NIEBEL Kensington, MD Potomac Val. Seniors 14.61 ROBERT MULLIKEN Kingston, HA Marshfield Road 15.28 MEN OB (35-39) Runners BOB DETWEILER Swarthmore, PA Phila. Masters 18.56 GARCIN KELLY Tyree Island, GA Savannah Striders 51.35 GARY CARR Mascoutah, IL Gateway Athletics 51.72 KEN BRINKER Flanders, NJ Unattached 52.78 MEN NA (70-74) N WATSON 54.38 BOB RYAN Mays Landing, NJ Runaway 61.80 CLAUDE HILLS Flourtown, PA Phila. Masters 14.33 SAMUEL MILLER Philadelphia, PA Unattached 63.20 JEREMIAH GAiriES Chesapeake, VA Unattached 14.47 MANFRED d'ELIA Ridgewood, NJ N. Jersey Masters 15.94 Richmond 16.4 CHRIS TONKIN Richmond, VA MEN lA (40-44)

JAMES BURNETT Chicago, IL Phila. Masters 51 09 MEN MB (7-5-79) WILLIAM KNOCKE Fresno, CA S. Cal Striders 51 75 DHAMIRI ABAYOMI Camden, NJ Phila. Masters 52 40 HOMER VAN GELDER Santa Rosa, CA N. Cal. Seniors 18.32 HUGH ADAMS Selma, CA Corona Del Mar 54 00 MASON O'NEAL New York, NY New York Pioneer 54 20 EDWARD SMALL New York, NY New York Pioneer 54 80 MEN 5A (80-8N) EDWARD KING Colts Neck, NJ Shore 55 OC

ARLING PITCHER Greenwood, IN Hosier 17.39 MEN IB (45-49) . MEN 5B (85089) DAWSON PRATT Willingboro, NJ Phila. Masters 53.86 RICHARD RIZZO Riverhead, NJ New York Pioneer 53.89 HARRY JACKSON Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 22.86 ERNIE BILLUPS Chicago, IL University of Chicago 54.27 CLIFFORD PAULING Bronx, NY New York Masters 54.88 JAVELIN KEN BAKER North Bergen, NJ Unattached 54.98 WOMEN OA (30-34) IRA DAVIS Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 58.70 HENRY DAVENPORT Charlestown, VIV Baltimore Olvmnic 63.90 HAL KAUFMAN Yardley, PA Ed Cahill NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATlbfl DIET. MEN 2A (50-54) BARBARA FREIDRICH Spr. Lake Hts., NJ Shore 44 .78 MARSHA JONES Philadelphia, PA Phila. Hawks 17.10 RUDY EHDERS Potomac, MD Potomac Vail'Seniors 54.95 EDWARD SUTTON Pittsburgh, PA West Penn 55.66 WOMEN lA (40-44) TONY NASRALLA Lakewood, CA Corona Del Mar 56.16 OSWALD DAVIKINS Hollvwood, CA S. Cal. Stridei^s 57.7C LUCILLE LEIB Philadelphia, PA Phila. Masters 21.14 PHIL MCCLOSKEY Drexel Hill, PA Phila. Masters 1:00.70 JOSEPH KELLY Rockville Cen, NY New York Masters 1:03.50 TOM TALBOTT Cos Cob, CT Hew York Masters 1:03.80 WOMEN 2A (50-54) JACK LANCE Long Valley, NJ Shore 1:09.20

SHIRLEY KINSEY 23.82 MEN 28 .(55-59)'

NAME HOMETOWN CLUB AFFILIATION TIME WOMEN 3B (65-69) WILLIAM DAPRANO Riverdale, GA Atlanta 60.51 HAISIE STEVENS Hawthorne East, ARCHIE MESSENGER Larchmont, NY New York Masters 62 .21 Victoria, Australia Victoria Veterans 10.40 ALFRED HUNTER Haverford, PA Phila. Masters 65.85 ' RUSTY TRACY Las Vegas, NV Unattached 67.31 ROBERT SCHWANDT Decatur, IL Unattached 68.85

- HEN 3A (60-64) THOMAS LOOMES , Toledo, OH Toledo Roadrunners 72.92

FRED GETTER New Bern, IIC Unattached 35.30 FRANK GLUECH Abington, PA Phila. Masters 17. 58 MEN 3A (60-64)

JACK RICE Wilmauma, FL Unattached 61.54 MEN 3B (65-69) JIM MANNO Oradell, NJ N. Jersey Masters 6412 S DON HARRIS Abington, PA Phila. Masters 67.70 HAMILTON MORMINGSTAR Grand Blanc, HI Unattached 32.14 JAY SPONSELLER Hatboro, PA Phila. Masters 68.2 V7ILLIAM EIPEL New York, NY New York Athletic 29.58 ROSCOE BROWN New York, MY Unattached 69.1 FRED LESHER Richmond, VA Richmond 25.56 BOB DETWEILER Swart)unor,e, PA Phila. Masters 21.96 HEN 3B (65-69) i MEM 4A.(70-74) JOHN STEVENS Hawthorn East, Victorian Veterans 62.7 Victoria, Australia CHRIS TOMPKIN Richmond, VA Richmond 28.68 FRANK FINGER Charlottsville, VA Charlottsville 64.0 CLAUDE HILLS Flourtown, PA Phila. Masters 27.78 CASEY NITKOWSKI Clark, NJ N. Jersev Masters 72.5

MEN 5A (80-84) HEN 4A (70-74)

ARLING PITCHER Greenwood, IN Hosier 16.72 CLAUDE HILLS Flourtovm, PA Phila. Masters 71.1 RICHARD LACEY Clearwater, FL West Florida Y 73.7 BUD DEACON Honolulu, HI Hawaii Masters 74.5 SAM MONASTERO Norristown, PA Phila. Masters 77.8 SEATTLE MASTERS RACE'.V.ALKS

5K Bellevue H.S, Track 8/7 HEN 4B (75-79) 22nd Black Diamond 4 mi. y/5 M40 Ed Glander 26:35 RICHARD BREDENBECK Independence,.OH Over the Hill 80.3 Dean Ingram 33:20 M40 Ed Glander 34:26 P45 Bev LaVeck 29:05 Dean Innram 42:JiO M45 Paul Kaald 3r>rl8 F45 Bev LaVeck 3o:48 Geo. Edwards 31:00 M45 Paul Kaald 37:50 MSG Ed Kraeraer 30:16 Geo. Edwards 38:45 Dick Baker • 40:12 F60 Phyllis Pearson 48:17 OTTAHA, CANADA TiF 800H lOK Racewalk Rednond 8/28 JULY 30, 1982 from Bev LaVeck M40 Ed Glander 5e:"50 Ray Cardinal 35 1:58.15 F45 Bev LaVeck 58:11 Dave Stewart 33 1:59.10 M45 Paul Kaald 59:o5 Basil Tomllnson 38 2:00.64 M50 Ed Kraeraer 63:44 Ray El rick 36 2:01.32 M55 Bob Wilson 72:40 John Fitzgerald 31 2:01.41 F60 Phyllis Pearson 78:32 Alan HaI1 40 2:03.64 Bob Tucker 37 2:10.36

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ifMPIRE STATE GAMES I lUHINE MIDLAND HASTCRSi M.Aw. 13, 19fl2i Syracuae. H.Y. SHOT PTTT ZOOM (cont) 30/39 60/6U lOOH .OCM (cont) 1- Gary Bartell, WesttarnviUe 38 9J i- Buss More, FayettevlUe 31.2 w?* •5/1*9 2. Gordon Kent, Casenovia 33.5 1. K. Brown I Buffalo 11.29 JTwalt McCarthy, Massapequa 35/39 2125.36 1- Paul Sadler, Rochester 99 5J 2- Dave Robinson> Baldwinsvllle 11.99 2. Fred Schlereth, Syracme 2:29-2 2, Janes Camhan, Buffalo 93 2 3/9 65/69 3. R. Hardy, Rochester 11.77 Bruce Laidlaw, Syracuse 2:33.87 3- Cordon Ainee, Napcll 38 6i 1. Bill Shrader, Middleburg 39,2 1*. H, Crossoan, Lathaa 12.10 Robert Isaf, Cortland 2:96.2 (ht) 9. Arnold Harting, Tonawanda 5. Jasper Royal, Syracuse 12.16 31 10 3/9 12.95 -*0/w w_25Z22 6. J. Farley, Tarr^own 1. Kathy Pierce, Cortland 33.0 .. Howard Rubin, Hew Hartford 2:20.03 1. Gene Harris, Rochester 99 5J. 3?/?9 2. Bill 0'Brian, Syracuse 2:26.20 2- Oscar Jensen, Baldwinsville 35 8 3/9 V hO/a9 1. her.i Adewuml, Bronx 11.92 3. Jin Mullin, Rotterdan Jctn 2:26.26 3. Andrew Mirecki, NYC 32 6 9. Texas Ellis, Clarence 1. Lennie Tucker, Liverpool 36.1 2. Dave Aungler, Tully 12.93 A1 Cohen, Blauvelt 2:31-91 29 3J 3. Bill Stroud, Rochester 12.53 5. Manfred Diflo, Syracuse 2:32.70(ht) U, Harvey Grossnan, Jericho 12.91 3. Peter Carhart, Liveroool 3:03-6 1. Phyliss Kent, Syracme 90.9 1- Richard Deere, Pelhaa 5. Bob Hlcho, Syracuse 12.97 39^ 2. Beverly Cohen, Blauvelt 99.8 6. Mike Ferrell, Syracuse 13.00(ht) SO/69 7. Fred Kenyon, Mohawk 13.20 •• :. Gordon Kent, Cazenovia .2:59 (ht) 50/59 (a Lti) 1. Ray Carstensen, Babylon ^3 2i 5,OOOH -I 2< Jaaee Brady. Oneonta ^5/69 33 9 3/9 30/39 1. Gene Ballard, Bronx 12.19 :. Bill Shrader, Middleburg 2:55 (ht) 1- Pete Hardwlck, Watertown 15122.1 2. Janes Yates, Pittsford 12.68 " ??/?9 2- Jim Boyle, Bochestex 15:96,9 3. Ton Fondy, Syracuse 1- Justina Roth 12.91 •' 30/39 . 25 10 i 3. Bod Williams, Bochestex 13.09 l5'53-7 h. Gene Zastawnry, Rochester :. Mary Beth Glavin,Pittsford 2:35-79 9. Eich Cleary, Syracuse 16:00-3 5' Richard Kaye, HYC 13.70(ht) 5. Chas Hackenhelcer, Central 3q. 6. Donald Jones, CaeiUus 19.20 " 90/99 LONG J'JMP 16:07-5 6. Jim Miner, Binghamton 16:17-0 .. Lennie Tucker, Liverpool 2:59-30 (ht) WE 7- Kevin Kelly, Syracuse 16:99-3 uoM - n 2. Lee Wilson, Syracuse 3:19-9 1- Ray Carstensen 15 10 8. Bich Bernstein, Syracuse 1, John Hana, Ballston Spa 13.10(ht) 2 JiJD Mullin . 16:55-3 13 9J 9- David Brilbeck, CamiUus 19:09.9 2, Toa Ryan, Lockport 13.20 " JO/59 3, Janes Wilson, Syracuse 13.90 " 60/69 Phyliss Kent, Syracuse 3:92.6 (ht) 35/39 Larry Veronica 13.Bo " 1- Ed Lukens 16 9 3/9 1- Derek Frechette, EoeheBter 5. Jin Renenicky, Henrietta 19.10 " 15"39.3 2- Morris Whiting, F-ishkill 16:05-1 ftEas. 1. Haig Bohigian 3- Chas Pamalee, Morris 16:22.7 '^5/19 I X lOOM 16 3i 9. Bernard Wright, Statan Island 16-.37.0 1. Richard Deere 12.13 30739 5- Mike Kelly, Hew Hartford 17:12.0 2, Haig Bohlgian, N. Tarrytown 12.67 1. Adirondack (Farley,Grossnan, Crossaan, 307^ 6. Don Moore, Oneonta 17:13-6 3- Bill Blance, Aasterdan 13.93 Adewuni) 96.2 (ht) 1- Ron Hardy 20 7i 7- Clyde Wells, SchuylervlUe 18:12.9 4, Curran Hade, Gouvemeur 13.60(ht) 2. Western (Guido, Van Auker, Hardy, 2. Conrad Mainwaring 20 5 i , 8. Charles Ladd, Syracuse 18:25-7 5, Chuck Pettus, Windsor 13.90 " Cerone) 96.6 3- Mike Saaflr 19 10 6, Robert Isaf, Cortland 9, Dave Robinson 19.20 " 3. Central (Mainwaring, Lynch, Royal, 19 5i 90/99 7, Don Chase, Syracuse 19.60 " Robinson) 97.1 5- Jasper Royal 19 li •i. Western (Qulnllsk, Torore, Bennet, 6. James Mahoney 18 10 3/9 1. Balph Zimmeman, Buffalo 16:15-6 2- Bruce Fredrikson, Cazenovia Hasenauer) 98.5 7- Ray Reinertsen 17 7i 16:96.0 3- Blchard Wlthrow, Bochestex 1# John Kendrlck* Lake Placid 8. Donald Torok 16:59.7 13.57 17 6 9. Dave Pearce, New Hartford 2e Paul I)oBloe8» Aaherst 90/99 9- Joe DiMatteo 19 loj 16:59-9 13.91 5. Anthony Loteinpio,Einghaataa 3* Bill Velahi Stalen Island 19.20(ht) 17:10.1 1. NYC (Kaye, Yates, Derry, Ballard) 99.0 6- Doug Allen, Schenectady 17:26.9 4. Jack Allen* Syracuse 22.70 " 2. Adirondack (Hamn, Allan, Wood, 7. Mike Curry 17:99-6 . Mullin) 53-8 1, Mike Ferrell 18 8 3/9 8. Ralph Lucarelli, New Hartford 2- Fred Kenyon 19 10} 21:53-6 1. Howard MacMillan, Syracuse 19.17 SO/59 3. Arnold Hsrting 13 7i 95^ 2. Art Cordes, HanUus 15-89 Adirondack (Keh.drlck, Doaroes, McMillan, 1. Nlklos Gratt«r> Syracuae 16:17.2 3. Chas. GrossbCTger, Glen Cove 16.60 Murphy) 52-9 90/99 2> Valt HcCaxthyt Massapequa 21:30.3 1- Gene Zastawrny 17 9i- 6O/6U 2- Richard Kaye 16 9i 50/59 1, Ed Lukens, Skaneateles .0,OOOM 3- Don Jones 19 6i 19.57 1. Howard Rubin, New Hartford 16:55.6 W3S~ 9. Texas Ellis 19 6 2. BUI O'Brlan, Syracuse 17:58.8 65/69 . Pete Hardwlck, Watertown 32:03-9 (ht) 5- Larry Veronica 19 5 3« Manfred dflo. Syracuse 18:18.9 1. Ray Deschanbault, Syracuse I7.OI 2. Mark Mlndel, Ballston Lake 32:29.7 6- Bob Harasscsak 10 9 2. Joseph McPoland, Tonkars 21,97 3. Toa KalettA, Syracuse 38:10.5 bO/tA -. D. Brllbeck, CanlUus UGH 90:30.7 1. Nate White, FayettevlUe 20:23.3 3. Brian Bain, CaaiUus WE 92:11.8 2* Russ More* FayettevlUe W 30/39 1- Conrad Mainwaring, Syracuse Z2:35.3 15-7 (ht) 3- Toby Johnson, Baldwinsvllle 29:09-9 1. Linda Balducci, Baldwinsvllle I5.O6 2- Hike Saafa^, Utica 19-2 35/39 65/69 " 35/3? i- Hike MUove, Hahopec 1« Justlna Roth* Kohegan Lake 18.1 1- Ray Deachambault,Syracuse 22:38-1 15.76 35/39 22:99.7 2. Kathy Pierce, Cortland '2- Bill Shrader. Middleburg 15.99 1. Dave Winn, Fairport 32:99.3 ^0/99 (jf*) 29:95-8 2. Mike Geiss, Clayton 3- Nate Hacker, Bernards Bay 33:38.9 1. Gene Zutawmy, Rochester 18.8 w 30/5^ 3. Bernard Wright, States I. 39:06.8 1. Phyllss Kent* Syracuse 9. Don Moore, Oneonta Z' Texas Ellis. CljLrance Ctr 23-5 75/79 19.60 35:09.5' la Charlie Hackenhelser I 2. Beverly Cohent Blauvelt 22.80 5. Clyde Wells 37:21.5-- 6. John Dowley, Deljgar 50/59 0(7 Central Square 22:16.9 39:50.9 1. Joe Kelly, BockviUe Ctr 20.9 7. Rich Kastemak, Syracuse 90:51.3 TOIPIJE JDKP 400W IH 20CM 90/99 W3g ww 1. Ralph Ziameman, Buffalo WE 1- Bon Hardy, Eodnester 93 10} 1. Conrad Malnwarlng, Syracuse 32:39.6 1, Kinzy Brown, Buffalo 58.19 2. Har/ey Crossberg,NYC 23.1 2- Conrad Mainwaring, Syracuse 93 2 3/9 2. Richard Lapp. Port Jefferson 58.57 33:99-3 2, Dave Robinson, Syracuse 23-5 3» Hike Saffalr. Utlca 3. Bruce Fredrikson, Syracuse 39:95.1 3- Hike Saafix, Utica 39 5 59.11 9. Jack Schickling,Marcellus 3- Ron Hardy, Rocheater 23.6 9, Lee Sabine, Syracuse Tom Von Auker. Penfleld 37:09.9 •i. Jasper Royal, Syracuse 30 2} 59.61 5. WCotteriU, Syracuse 29.9 5- Dave Hrorlngton, Oneonta 63.00 90:99.2 5- H. Grossman, Latham 29-9 6. J. Balducci, Syracuse 35/39 6. Nelson Griffin. Schenectady 63.81 91:39.9 6. Greg Bennett, Rochester 29-9 7. Eric Brunger. Tonawanda 1. Mike Milove, Mahopec 35 9 3/9 69.26 ^5/99 2- Hike Fezxell, Syracuse 31 10} 8. Bill Qulnllsk. Rochester 65.20(ht) 2E32 iTj^ McDade, Whitesboro 36:03.2 Real Adewml, Bronx 9* Don Torok, Geneseo 65.7 2. Bryant Wood, Ballston Spa 29.0 90/99 36:59.7 . 2. Rick Guido, Rochester 3. R. Reddlnger, Rochester 29.9 1- Richard Kaye, New Bochelle 33 9 3/9 91:25-5 3, Bill Stroud, Rochester 29.6 p/22 2. Andrew Mirecki, Monroe 32 6 1. Dick Murphy, Syracuse Toa Rauschex, Rochester 69.30 50/59 29.8 3. Lorry Veronica, Tonawanda 32 5} 90/99 1. Ed Stabler, Syracuse 39:56.6 5- I^ve Aungiex, Tully nt 2, A1 Cohen, Blauvelt 1. Jin Renenicky, Henrietta 38:55-8 6. Mike CoUory,, Buffalo nt pA9 71.71 1- Haig Bohigian, N, Tarrytown 33 2 55/59 90/99 1. Ton Walnut, Syracuse 39:37 1- James Yates, Pittsford 25.8 60M Booh 2. San Gratch, Utica 39:52 2, Marshall Jones, Scotia 1. Ed Lukens, Skaneateles 33 8 3. Carl Brungard, Liverpool 26.7 W39 92:56 3. Bill Donnelly, JamesviUe 26.9 POLE VAULT 9. Tom Ryan, Lockport 1. Mike Hasenauer, Rochester 2.03.7(ht) 60/69 27-2 35739 2. Lyn Seltser, NYC 2:09.1 5- John Hamm,Ballston Lake 27-3 1. Ed Buckley, Clinton 39:98.1 1. (Tie) Tomlinson Bauscher, 3> Jin Lawton, Dewitt 2105.0 6, Jim Wilson, Syracuse 27-5 2. Nate White, Syracuse Rochester 12' 9. Eugen Akery, White Plains 2118.1 90:55-9 7, Richard Kaye,New Rochelle 27-6 8. Tom Fondy, Syracuse 28.0 Dave Aungier, Tully 35/39 65/69 3. A1 Berardi, HYC 11' 1. Mike CoUopy, N. Evans 1. Ray De:Chanbault,Syracuse 97:10 2!01.5(ht) 2. Nate Hacker, Syracuse pA? 2. Morris Whiting, FishklU 21O5.6 51:27-1 1- Richsrd Deere, Pelhaa 25-2 yr/idr 1. Tim Collins, Syraciae 9'6" 3. Rick Guido, Rochester 2:06.0 2. Wade Curran,Govemeur 27.3 9. Faustin Baron, Schenectady 75/79 3- Chuck Pettus, Windsor 28-9 2:07-5 1. Charlif Hackcnheljner. 5. Bill Stroud, Rochester 2:08.0 9. Don Chase, Syracuse 31-9 DISCUS THROW 6. Mike Kelley, Hew Hartford 2:10.9 Central Square 96:10-8 7. Chris Pamalee, Morris 2,-10.7 3^3** y 30/39 1. Joe Kelly, BockviUe Ctr 27-9 1- Ton Kuriil, Syracuse 139'0" B. ^le Ladd, Clifton Springs 2:13-9 9. Bob Reese, Syracuse 1. Mary Beth Gla -i 1,^'ittsford 90:08-3, 2. Paul Domroes, Amherst 28.0 2. Gary Bartell,WestamviUe 108-9" 2:13.9 2. Jacquie Seltne.- VYC 10. Rich Nastasi, Brewerton 2:15-6 96:07-9 3- Jim Mullin, Rotterdam Jctn 28-7 35/39 90/99 -poZ59 SZ2 1. James Ulrich, FXedonla 132'9- 1. Jacquie Adrian, j. jhester -98:17.8 2- Paul Sadler, Rochester 123 •9" 1. Tin Collins, Clay 2:10.01(at) 1- Howard MacMillan,Syracuse 28-7 2. Doug Allen, Schenectady 2:15-82 3- James Gamham, Buffalo 113'5" 9. Dave Aungier, Tully 98'1" 3. Robert Reis, Buffalo 2:17-71 9. Dave Pearce, New Hartford 2:27-70 October 1982 National Masters News page 25

DISCUS THROW (cont) 50M (Uk) THE FOURTH HONTAHA HASTEKS TRACK and FIELD CHAHPIOHSHIPS _ Cane Hazzls, E. Hochestex 116•5" 1. Den Olson, Appalaehln 133'2" 2. Save Vrightf Syracuse 2- Ed Terranova, Staten Island 103' 0" too 112'9" 110 HURDLES 3, Oscar Jensen, BaldtdasvUle 107'2" 60M III Cal Boyd (Portland, Ore.) 13-8* U. Andy Mlxeckl, Monroe 88'0" 1. Paul Sereghy, H. Tarrytown 91'5" Bill Knuppel (Big Arm) 14.5 II Bob Graham (Laurel) 17-5* 6ene Harn (Billings) 15-9 I Don Koffler (Anaconda) 22.C II Bob Graham (:_aurc1) 13-3* SM Barry Hortenson (Helena) 16.7* David Walters (Butte) 139 Trent Birt (Missoula) 17-5 EMPIRE STATE GAWZSi MARIKE MIDIAMD HASTEPSi Sun. Aug. 15. 1982i Syraeuse Tt.T• Jeremiah LeHane (Alaoagordo, HH) 14.2 Courtney Taylor (Corvallis) 19-7 I Hiley Poyner (UellinghaT,, WA) 11.9* . Cordon PagenkopF (Bozenan) 12.6 200 »00M >.OOOM STEEPLECHASE David Alvord (Boise, ID) 12.6 III Cal Boyd (Portland, OR) 28.4* 307?* Frank Oiebold (Butte) 13.9 1, Richard Lapp, Port Jefferson 51-5(ht t: Kev^In Kelly, Syracuse 10:34 Bill Knuppel (Big Arm) 30.2 SH Skip Gu.tlikson (Bozeman) 11.1* 2. Bill Quinlisk, Rochester Gene Harn (Billings) 33.9 2, Too Van Auker, Rochester 53-2 11:27 Trent Sirt (Hissoula) 12.0 54.6 Ed Anacker (Bozeman) and 3, R> McDonald, Bronx 3. Eric Czlrr, Fulton 13:17.1 Glenn Govertsen (hissoula) 12.0 i. D. Hasllton, Oneonta — 55-7 Lloyd Berg (Bozeman) 56.6 (Tie) 56.0 40/44 Kurt Hughes (Miles City) 12.2 II Bob Graham (Laurel) 27-8* 5> Eugene Akery, White Plains Denny Hufferd (Billings) 12.3 6. Lyn Seltzer, NIC 56.3 1. Doug Allen, Adirondack 11:56.7 David Walters (Butte) 29.8 7. Dick Sheels, AasterdsB 56.4 LeK.ine (Alamagordo, HM) 30-0 6. Bill Lynch, BaldvinsviUe 57.7 35/39 ! Go:.01, Pagenkopf (Bozeman) 25-3 3.200 RELAY David Alvord (Boise, ID) 26.3 1. Getxy Sullivan, Rochester 2:59:25-5 35/3? 2. Charles Davies, Albany 3:28:05.4 Frank Diebold (Butte) 29-5 1, Rich Guido, Rochester 53.7 1. Western (Guido, WiUiacs, 3. Roger Davis, HicksvlUe 3:33:48.7 SM Skip uunlikson (Bozeman) 23.6 2, Bill Stroud, Rochester 55.1 Van Auker, Ladd) 6:36.0 .4. Marlin Kisselstein, N. Syracuse 3:35:31-7 Denny HuFfard (Billings) 25-0 3, Boh Reese, Syracuse 57.9 2. Adirondack (Mindel, Myers, 5. Robert .Wolfe, H. Syracuse 4:23:41.7 Ken Blair (Hevre) 25.1 4, Ton Bassett, Manlius 63.7 Harrington, Baron) 8:40.1 6. John Becker, Syracuse 4:28:37.1 Barry Mortenscn (Helena) 25.4 5> Charies Ladd, Syracuse 63.7 3. Central (Lawton, Hastasi, Tom Coetz (Miles City) 26.2 M. Kelly, K. KeUy) 8:43.0 40/44 40/44 1. John O'Leary, Beacon 2:52:49.9 400 TTlin Collins, Syracuse 56.1 40/49 2. Jia Haynan, Long Island 2:54:00.3 III Cal Boyd (Portland, OR) 1:07.6* 2, Marshall Jones, Scotia 56.7 1. Adirondack (Pearce, HuUln, 3- Harvey Grosherg, NYC 2:56:35-3 Bill Knuppel (Big Arm) 1:09-1 3- Tod Fondy, Syracuse 57.8 Haan, Jones) 9:55-6 4. Bruce Fk'edrlkson, Cazenovla 2:56:43.6 4. Bill Donnelly, JaaesvlUe 60.1 Henry Lobie (Helena) 1:27.2 2. Central (Fondy, Wilson, Lome Runge, Syracuse 3:09:07-5 60.9 5- Ed Anacker (Bozeman) 1:39-4 5. Tod Ryan, Lockport KcCsll, McRae) 10:00 6. Dick Bartlett, Pittsford 3:19:25-9 6. Jla Wilson, Syracuse 65.8 3. Western (Dixon, Ryan, Lloyd Berg (Bozeman) 1:55-5 7- Jose]^ Rzeznik, Haganan 4:07:22.8 II Jeremiah LeHane (Alamagordo, NM) 1:10.2 Jahlonski, Ellis) 11:11-7 B. Don Foster, Syracuse 4:23:40.1 45M Bob Brown (Bozeftan) l:l8.1 1. Fred Schlereth, Syracuse 60.4 50/59 41749" I Dean Retz (Helena) 1:01.8 1. Saa Graceffo, Syncuse 2:58:21.8 2, Wade Curran, Couvemeur 61.3 1. Central (Diflo, Bodine, Don Koffler (Anaconda) 1:08.4 2. WiUiaa Hossler, Pittsford 3* Ed Jahlonski, Medina 68.9 CBrian, Ruhln) 9:58 3:08:59-5 SH Skip Gunlikson (Bozeman) 5I.2- 3- Jerzy Sulek, Brooklyn 3:10:53-7 Denny Huffard (Billings) 53-9 3:11:48-9 50/54 Carl Pegela, Anherst Glenn Govertsen (Missoula) 54.0 5. Bruce Vroonan, Johnstown 3:22:29-6 1. Jia NuUin, Rotterdaa Jetn 63.B HIGH JIMP Barry Mortenson (Helena) 55-7 6. Dave lanuzi, Syracuse 3:23:04-9 2, A1 Cohen, Blawrslt 65.0 30734 Tom Coetz (Miles City) 58-5 7. Pete Monteleone, E. Syracuse 3:24:16.4 1. Mike Saafir, Dtica 6'6f" 8. Bernard Dyer, Syracuse 3:27:52.2 2. Ray Lia, Auhum 6'0" 55/W 9. Jack Kauher, Webster 3:35:10.8 600 iTBiivaxd MadUUan, lATexpool 66.5 3. Herh Crossaan, Lathaa 4*9" III Henry Loble (Helena) 3:14.6* 60/ft4 40/44 Ed Anacker (Bozeman) 3:36.2 1. Gordon Kent, Cassnovia 73.2 1. Tla Collins, Syracuse 50/54 Lloyd Berg (Bozeman) 4:24.6 5*2" 1. Ed Scahler, Syracuse 2:42:01.2 2. Texas Ellis, Clarence Ctr 5'0" II Tom Selstad (Great Falls) 2n5t.8 2. Charles Baxley, NYC 2:55:47-9 Bob Brov/n (Bozeman) 3:00.2 65/69 3:29:28.4 iV Bill Shrader, Hiddlehurg 60/64 3. Leonard Hatuman, Deer Park I Dean Retz (Helena) 2:26.0 75.3 4. David Champagne, Plattshurgh 3:32:42.4 2. Ray DeachsBhault, Dewitt 79.9 1. Ed Lukens, Skaneateles 4*6- David Wistey (Livingston) 2:27.2 3. Mate Hacker, Bernards Bay 86.8 5. Marvin Stein, NYC 3:38:51.1 SH Jim Hatcher (Helena) 2:02.4* 6. BiU Forth, H. Syracuse 3:49:35.0 Jerry Schwartz (Dickinson, ND) 2:05.3 7. FFancis Wagner, Liverpool 3:52:30.5 w 45/49 HAMMER THROW Roger Fischer (Dickinson, IID) 2:05.6 8. John Morris, Clinton 4:21:44.8 1. Carol Cloos, Rochester 77.2 307^ Gary Rowles (Belgrade) 2:10.5 1. Gary Bartell, Westcmvills 137.7.. Glenn Govertsen (Missoula) 2:13.1 2. Tod Kuehl, Syracuse 101*3" 55/59 John Chaffin (Bozeman) 2:14-9 WJO^ 1. Sao Gratch, Utica 3:09:37-9 1. PhyllBs Kent, STr*cuBe fe.2 2. George Gavxas, Groton 35/39 3:11:17.5 1500 3:41:28-5 1. Jases Gamhaa, Buffalo 3. Carl Brungard, Liverpool 115*6" III Larry Patterson (St. James, MO) 6:02.4* Henry Loble (Helena) 6:30.6 i500H 40/44 w_22Z2iL Lloyd Berg (Bozenan) 8:04.0 30/34 1. Dave Wrl^rt, Syracuse Christine Avln, Brooklyn 3:24:13-8 120*5" II Tom Selstad (Great Falls) 5:48.2 1- Hark Klndel, Ballston Lake 4:l6(ht; 2. Oscar Jensen, Baldwinsvllle Christine Oaymont, Cent. Sq. 3:35:45-0 117*2" Bob Brown (Bozenan) 5:51.2 2. Jin Lauson, Clay 4il9 3. Pat Wyatt, Ashsrst 108*0" I David Morris (Seattle, WA) 4:47.4 4. Andrew Majeski, Monroe 83*0" « 35/39 35/39 1. Diane Barone, E. Creenhush 3:48:17-2 Dean Retz (Helena) 5:04.6 1. Morris Whiting, Flshkill 4:16.7 50/54 (iXLts) David Wistey (Livingston) 5:23-7 2. Mike Kelly, Hew Hartford 4:18.0 1. Leonard Olson, apalachln 139*6" SM Jim Hatcher (Helena) 4:02-3* 3. Fauston Baron, Schenectady 4:22.5 2. Phillip Awln, HIC 120* 0" 5K WALK (1123* eihort) Jerry Schwartz (Dickinson, ND) 4:OJ.6 4. Charles Pamalee, Morris 4:22.5 3. Peter Carhart, Liverpool 77'2" Roger Fischer (Dickinson, ND) 4:20.2 5. Frank Myers, Albany 4:24.2 1. Nicholas Bdera, Elnhurst 28:00 Gary Rowles (Belgrade) 4:26.5 6. Bernard Wright, Staten Island 4:36.7 John Chaffin (Bozeman) 4:26.7 7. Boh Reese, Syracuse 4:53.0 JAVELIN 35/39 Gale Decker (Ronan) 4:30.0 1. Lon Wilson, NYC 28:13 40/44 Don Torok, Geneseo 150*7" 3000 Steeplechase 1. Rich Anderson, N, Syracuse 2. Paul Carey, BaldwlnsviUe 150*1" 40/44 4:37.2 III Ed Anacker (Bozeman) 15:11.2 4:42.5 3. Baron Boyd, Syracuse *128*6" 1. Dsn Stanek, WiUiaasviUe 24:44 2. Dave Fearce, Nev Hartford I Mike Lesnik (Bozen-an) 12;53.7 4:44.8 3. Jack Ucci, JaaesvlUe SM Gaylcn Black (Miles City) 10:43.4* 4. Pat HcCall, Cazenovla 4:46.8 35/39 45/49 1. Janes Ulxich, Fredonla 205*1** John Chaffin (Bozeman) 10:50.3 5- Ton Dixon, Kennore 4:49.0 1. John Shilling, MelvlUe 25:01 2. Dick Murphy, Syracuse 89*9" 2. Boh Palka, Lackawanna 30:45 5000 40/44 Ed Cloos, Rochester 4:38.3 50/54 III Larry Patterson (St. James, HO) 22 1. Ton CoUlns, Syracuse .36.7* 2, Boh Brock, Marcellus 4:38.7 125*3" 1. Howard Jacohson, HYC 25:29 Henry Loble (Helena) 23:33-5 2. Andrew Hlrecki, WashingtonviUe 3> Walt McCarthy, Massapequa 4:51.1 96*7" 2. Manfred Diflo, Syracuse 29:20 Ed Anacker (Bozeman) 25:24.6 4. Hiklos Gratzer, Syracuse 4:55.0 3- Richard Kaye, New Hochelle 93*2" 3. David Stroud, WiUiaasviUe 30:43 Lloyd Berg (Bozeman) 27:15.5 5. Wally NcRae, Manlius 4:58.0 II Tom Selstad (Great Falls) 21:34.3 45/49 55/52 Bob Brown (Bozenan) 21:38.6 1. Gerry Church, Syracuse 146*4" 50/54 1. CarCarl Brungard, Liverpool 28154 I Bill Crum (W. Yellowstone) 17:25-6 2. Ron Fraser, Cicero 87*8" 1. Howard Ruhln, Hew Hartford 4:46.3 60/64 David Morris (Seattle, WA) 17:46-7 2, Manfred Dlflo, Syracuse 4:59.1 1. Don HdleUy, Rochester 29:40 Dean Retz (Helena) 19:24.9 12^54 Hike Lesnik (Bozeman) 19:47.0 1. Leonard Olson, Apalachln 2. Jack Sittoxe, Henrietta 29:45 55/59 125*9" Frank Diebold (Butt.e) 24:03-5 2. Peter Carhart, Liverpool 1. Don Carter, Vestal 4:57.5 86*7" Bob Browning (Forsyth) 24:55.1 20K WALK SH Jim Hatcher (Helena) 15:16.1* 60/64 55/59 Jerry Schwartz (Dickinsnn, ND) 15:45.6 1. Art Cordes, Manlius 85*7" 307?? 1. Hate White, Fayetteville 5:41.3 1. Nicholas Bdera, E. Elnhurst 1:45:33 John Cliaffin (Bi}zeman) 16:36.2 6:31.4 2. John Karklns, Syracuse 60/64 (.Itc") Roger Fischer (Dickinson, ND) 16:33.8 40/44 T1II) Tayne (Bozeman) 16:40-3 1. Ed Lukens, Skaneateles 122*9" 65/69 1/ Den Stanek, WiUiaasviUe 1:47:44 Gaylen Black (Miles City) 16:43-0 1. BiU Shrader, Hiddlehurg 5:54.4 Gate Decker (P.onan) 16:46.0 2- Ray Deschanhault, Dewitt 5:54.5 MARATHON 50/54 Peter Wagoner (Bozeman) 19:04.4 3. Andy Malanchuk, Johnson City 5:55-5 307?? 1. Howard Jacohson, NYC 1:53:40 6:50.0 1. Larry Frederick, Uion High Jump 4, Hate Hacker, Bernards Bay 2:23:49-9 2. Manfred Diflo, Syracuse 2:15:24 2. Robert BrlgUo, Long Beach 2:39:48.7 3. Dsvld Stroud, WiUiaasviUe 2:18:31 III Gene Harn (Billings) 4-0 W40/44 3. Rohert-Palner, Liverpool 2:48:48-9 II Jack Catlln (Bozeman) 4-4 1, Marie Moore, BaldwlnsviUe 6:31.3 4.' Dennis Brenon, Utlca 2:51:39-9 60/64 I David Alvord (Boise, ID) 4-6 2, Lee Wilson, Syracuse 6:32.5 5. Peter HaU, Kennore 3:29:14.0 1. Don KcNeUy, Rochester 2:24.25 6. AgiUes Enond, ManUus Don Koffler (Anaconda) 4-6 3:30:25-5 SM Ken Blair (Havre) 5-6 7. Darwin Roosa, Sherhume 3:35:27-4 8. Steve Seilagyi, Clay 4:40:32.0 page 26 National Masters News October 1982

FIRST ANNUAL WOLFPACK FIELD EVENT FESTIVAL Shot Put Pole Vault HIGDON SETS HELD AT COLUMBUS, OHIO AUGUST 21, 1982 II Jack Catlln (Bozeman) 10-3'' 19-24 Gary Mirka 40' 8)5" I Terry Fagan (Billings) 9-6 Craig Chatfield 39" 10>5" 10-MILE RECORD SM Rick Nelson (New Brighton, MN) Ik-O* Javelin Throw Trent Birt (Missouia) 13-0 25-29 Chris Mitko 33" 11" Mike Caskey (Billings) 11-6 19-24 Warren Bebinger 169' 2" John Chaffin (Bozeman) 10-6 30-34 John Rutledge 46' 9)5" PARK FOREST, Illinois, September 25-29 Chris Mitko 122' 4" Norm Bower 41' 3" Long Jurr.n Steve KLye 41' r 6. Hal Higdon, 51, set a new American 30-34 Norm Bower 125' 4" record for men over age 50 today with III Gene Harn (Billings) 12-10* Steve Kaye , 119' 35-39 Jim Kirkpatrick 43' 3" II Bob Graham (Laurel) I5-I1j* Jim Pearce 34' 6>5" a time of 53:40 in the Park Forest David Walters (Butte) 15-10 35-39 Jim Kirkpatrick 155' 1" Scenic Ten Mile Run. Jack Catlin (Bozeman) 13-9 Jim Pearce 103' 5" 40-44 George Mirka 42' Bis" I Riley Poyner (Bellingham, UA) 17-i 0. E. Hysell 99' 4" The time broke Ulrich Kaempf's Don Koffler (Anaconda) 15-1li 50-54 Joe Chadbourne 34' 7H" Mike Lesnik (Bozeman) l't-5i 50-54 Joe Chadbourne 87' 8" 1981 mark of 54:12. Ernie Billups, 45, Dean Retz (Helena) l6-3i 70-74 George Knox 23' Zh" was first master in 53:28, only seconds SM Skip Gunlikson (Bozeman) 20-93/6* 70-74 George Knox 57' 9" Rick Nelson (New Brighton, MN) 20-8i 35-39 Mary ihadbourne 18' 6ii" off Brian Harris' U.S. 45-49 best. Ken Blair (Havre) 19-11 35-39 Mary Chadbourne 55' 11" (w) Higdon's son, Kevin, was 5th overall in Trent Birt (Missouia) l9-6i (w) .Courtney Taylor (Ccrvallis) l8-6 Discus Throw 49:54 behind winner John Wellerding's Kurt Hughes (Miles City) l8-i Hanmer Throw - 19-24 Gary Mirka 139' 10" 48:07. Discus 25-29 Chris Mitko 53' 5V' Warren Bebinger 138' 8" "1 was out to break the record, Craig Chatfield 116' 10" III Ross Carter (Eugene, OR) 127-6* which 1 felt was one of the better ones Ben Tyvand (Missouia) 99-0 30-34 Norm Bower 128' 6" Hoi I is Dietz (Dickinson, ND) 96-8 Steve Kaye 85' 7Ss" 25-29 Chris Mitko 110' in that age category," Higdon said, II ByrI Thompson (Butte) 127-3 117' 4" "but 1 knew I'd need a break from the Don Hoist (Lebanon, IL) 109-1 35-39 Jim Pearce 30-34 Jim Reardon 185' 3" I Earl Jensen (Greybull, WY) 128-9 Jim Kirkpatrick 104' 1" Norm Bower 133' 4" weatherman to do so." SM Rob Workman (Colstrip) 156-0 John Rutledge 131' 11" Mike Carignan (Bozeman) 162-9 50-54 Joe Chadbourne 142' 11" Steve Kaye 131' . 7" He got the break, with cool, 62° Frank Shone (Helena) 130-8 60' 6)5" weather and a light rain, unusual for Trent Birt (Missouia) 109-10 35-39 Mary Chadbourne 35-39 Jim Kirkpatrick 130' 9" (w) Jim Pearce 101' 2" the midwest in summer. The certified Shot Put H1qh Jump 40-44 George Mirka 149' 8" course is rolling, with some moderate III Ross Carter (Eugene, OR) 66-5* hills through a forest preserve and the Hollls Dietz (Dickinson, ND) 6l-l 25-29 Bin Werling 6' 0" 50-54 Joe Charbourne. 95' 7is" Ben Tyvand (Missouia) 35-2 streets of Park Forest, a Chicago 12# Ross Carter 36-93/6 30-34 David Orwig 5' 4" 70-74 George Knox 65' 3h" suburb. Hollls Dietz 33-3i Norm Bower 5' >5" 16# Ross Carter 32-i 35-39 Mary Chadbourne 62' 7" "1 ran a controlled race," the new II Don Hoist (Lebanon, IL) 39-5i 35-39 Michael Johnson 5' 0" M I Earl Jensen (Greybull, WY) 63-103/6* record-holder said afterwards, "hitting SM Frank Shone (Helena) 66-1* ^ Weight Throw Long Jump the mile in 5:15 and five in 26:45. Ernie Rob Workman (Colstrip) 65-i went out faster with a 5:00 first mile Mike Carignan (Bozeman) 62-113/6 25-29 Chris Mitko 25' 6" 25-29 Bill Werling 20' Ills" Javelin and 1 never saw him until the last mile, 30-34 Norm Bower . 42' Ills" 30-34 David Orwig 'l5' 8" II Don Hoist (Lebanon, IL) 105-10 Steve Kaye 38' IIV which was lucky because it provided I Don Poole (Belgrade) 186-6 35-39 D. E. Hysell 12' II5" some incentive as I was starting to SM Courtney Taylor (Corvallls) 188-2 35-39 Jim Pearce 36' 11" Tom Goetz (Miles City) 126-11 Jim Kirkpatrick 35' 1" Triple Jump come unglued. 1 pulled up to within 50

25-29 yards of film, but he puWed away in the WOMEN 50-54 Joe Chadbourne 36' 4is" Bill Werling 44' 6° last quarter, despite my 5:14 final 100 30-34 Oavid Orwig 32' 6" 35-39 Mary Chadbourne 13* 515" inile."n IV Marllla Salisbury (San Diego, CA) 29.1* (w) III Stella Anacker (Bozeman) 19.5 Edna Berg (Bozeman) 20.0 II Jackie Brown (Bozeman) 22.6 I Sir! DIebold (Butte) 16.6 Results of the First Annual Wolfpack Height Pentathlon at Beth Browning (Forsyth) 18.3 Whetstone HS Columbus, Ohio Aug. 21, 1982 Rita Drain (Butte) 18.6 SM Ann Babcock (Browning) 16.2* Age Name Shot Disc Jav 35# Total Nedra Taylor (Corvailis) 15.8 !CLASS/F/EDS: Marie Knudson (Bozeman) 16.2 25-29 Chris Jiitko 10.34 33.55 37.31 16.30 7.77 Bonnie Lesnik (Bozeman) 16.5 Men 486 552 450 204 287 1979 Penny Hatcher (Helena) 17.5 AS A PUBLIC SERVICE to the masters com 30-34 Nora.Bower 12.58 40.65 38.20 39.16 13.10 munity, National Master News will publish all 200 638 698 463 642 671 3112 announcements free of charge. . 5' IV Marllla Salisbury (San Diego, CA) 1:17.8* If you are promoting a race meet, or offer a ser 30-34 Steve Kaye 12.52 40.13 36.28 26.10 11.88 III Stella Anacker (Bozeman) 66.1* vice or product, the rate is 25* a word. Payable Edna Berg (Bozeman) 66.2 634 688 434 416 591 2763 with copy. I Siri DIebold (Butte) 37.5/' 35-39 Jim Kirkpatrick Rita Drain (Butte) 38.0 13.18 39.87 47.27 31.72 10.69 Deadline is the 10th of the month prior to issue 676 683 596 SM Ann Babcock (Browning) 30.9* 519 510 2984 date. Send to NMN, PO Box 2372, Van Nuys, Nedra Taylor (Corvallls) 32.0 35-39 Jim Pearce CA 91404. Penny Hatcher (Helena) 38.1 10.53 30.84 31.53 35.76 11.25 499 493 356 588 549 2485 600 OXFORD THANKSGIVING TRIATHLON 50-54 Joe Chadbourne 10.55 29.15 26.72 43.57 11.09 RUN 20 MILES • BIKE 51 MILES • ROW 8.5 IV Marllla Salisbury (San Diego, CA) 2:59.8* 500 479 566 674 672 2891* III Edna Berg (Bozeman) 1:62.1 500 454 271 710 538 2473' miles. Open to individual, two-person and three Stella Anacker (Bozeman) 1:65.3 person teams. Awards for all age groups, in I Beth Browning (Forsyth) 1:18.2 35-39 Mary Chadbourne 5.65 19.07 17.05 18.46 4.11 cluding 60 and over, men and women. Rita Drain (Butte) 1:22.5 Women 97 197 73 256 93 • 716 Kay Newman (Bozeman) 1:32.6 NOVEMBER 28 SM Ann Babcock (Browning) 1:11.3 Mens Throwing Triathlon Write Box 268, Oxford, MO. 21654 or Phone Marie Knudson (Bozeman) 1:15.7 302-226-5494 (On the Eastern Shore of the 70-74 George Knox Bonnie Lesnik (Bozeman) 1:16.5 7.08 19.90 17.50 Chesapeake Bay) 379 220 398 997* 1500 Scored using Age Factor Scoring from Feb. 82 NMN MEET DIRECTORS IV Manilla Salisbury (San Diego, CA) 13:36.6* Men under 50 threw: 16 lb., 2K, 800 gr., 16 lb., and 35 lb. Save labor with a mailing list printed on gum III Edna Berg (Bozeman).8:19.1 Men 50-54 threw: 12 lb., 1.5 K, 800 gr., 12 lb., and 35 lb. med labels. 10(X)-plus traveling masters T&F I Beth Browning (Forsyth) 5:57.7* Womci! threw: 4K, IK, 600 gr., 4K, 35 lb. Rita Drain (Butte) Men's 70r74 Triathlon included: 4K, IK, and 600 gr. competitors will get your entry form or announ Andrea Pagenkopf (Bozeman) 6:18.9 cement. $50/set. Bruce Springbett, 220 Oak- Kay Newman (Bozeman) 6:53.9 SM Bonnie Lesnik (Bozeman) 6:18.8 Long Jump meadow Dr., Los Gatps CA 95030. Marie Knudson (Bozeman) 6:22.6 . II Jackie Brown (Bozeman) 6-6J* Shot Put I Siri Diebold (Butte) lO-lO* 5000 II Jackie Brotin (Bozeman) 26-63/6* (6#) SM Ann Babcock (Browning) 13-9* SM Nedra Taylor (Corvallls) 30-101*(8#) MASTERS AGE RECORDS 1982. 48 page IV Marllla Salisbury (San Olc-go, CA) 63:27-6* Bonnie Lesnik (11-111) booklet contains men's and women's world and III Edna Berg (Bozeman) 31:18.7 Jcvelln U.S. age bests for all track & field events, age Discus Stclla Anacker (Boze.maii) 33:30.0 35 and up, as of Jan. 1,1982. Plus walking and I Beth Browning (Forsyth) 22:00.6* Nedra Taylor (Corvallls) 79-73/6* ll'-Jackie Brown (Bozeman) 66-8* national championship records. List name, age, Rita Drain (Butte) 22:11.3 SM Nedra Taylor (Corvallls) 71-81* e Indicates a new aieet record Kay Newman (Bozeman) 25:66.6 state and date of record. Send $3 plus SI SM Jenny Tuthlll (Bozeman) lB:6l.9 postage and handling to NMN, PO Box 2372, Marie Knudson (Bozeman) and Van Nuys CA 91404. Bonnie Lesnik (Bozeman) 23:59-7 (Tie) October 1982 National Masters News page 27

400 10000 WALK FIRST WORLD ASSOCIATION OF VETERAN ATBI£TES (NAVAl DECATHLON AND R3!! Jalro Eduardo DuqueCOL 51.4 M30 Juan Yanes VEN 48:44.8 M35 Ron Marcelina ARUBA 50.0 MAO Enrique Mayorca COL 68:32.9 HEPTATHION CHAMPIONSHIPS — SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. — MAO Manuel Ulacio VEN |Q.O M45 Dario Castellanos COL 50:24.2 M45 Hug Robinson TRIN 55.5 M50 Bob Fine USA 62:02.0 AUGUST 28-29, 1982 H50 Hector Paul CHILE 58.9 M55 Perfirio Vizozo VEN 59:04.0 DECATHLOM M55 Zeno Constance TRIN 62.8 . W75 Marilla Salisbury USA 86:11.4 M60 Carlton Samuel TRIN 68.0 100 U SHOT MJ im DISC fV m J522 TOTAL W35 iSil M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 72.0 HIGH JUMP 1 Cornelius McComIck 38 12.0 11.66 1.65 55.1 15.6 42.27 3.00 45.12 5:08.8 5807 M70 Carlos Diaz CHILE 79.1 M30 Pedro Yeguey VEN 1.75 2 ^imiel Goldberg 38 12.6 11.45 1.65 59.0 DO 23.01 Hithdrew - Injury 2863 M75 Pedro Emilio TorresCOL 84.1 M35 Juan Borges ARU 1.80 W30 Mirna Pizarro CHILE 67.7 MAO Agustin Rodriguez PR 1.65 K30 W35 Maria Cardona COL 70.8 M50 Carlos Vera VEN 1.60 T^unlchl Onltsuka 30 11.7 6.22 14.27 1.86 54.9 18.2 39.76 3.60 55.87 5:36.6 6271 W40 Nidi a Alcira RqmeroCOL 66.7 M55 Victor Colairrooht PR 1.35 N40 W50 Eliana Gaete ^ CHILE 71.4 M60 Saul Pelaez COL 1.35 Tlfce DeUItt 43 12.0 5.88 10.17 1.70 57.1 16.1 23.94 3.60 35.25 5:32.2 5179 W45 Monica Tan Wing TRIN 66.9 M65 Santiago Planellas PR 1.30 2 Nels Slverson 40 12.4 5.74 8.72 1.65 57.1 16.3 24.56 4.00 35.40 5:20.3 5069 W55 Mari Garcia de LireCOL 96.2 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 1.25 3 Gary Bane 44 12.5 5.60 8.83 1.60 56.9 17.3 29.70 3.60 40.62 5:09.4 5058 W75 Marilla SalislSury USA 3:06.2 W30 Elizabet McBlan CAN 1.60 4 Richard Wilson 44 12.7 5.04 9.69 1.45 59.6 20.7 28.63 3.20 30.89 5:33.6 4062 W35 Ana Udine San MarcoURUG 1.45 5 Thomas Blodgett 43 14.0 4.88 9.55 1.65 82.8 18.6 30.38 3.60 45.88 5:48.7 4026 W40 Nidia Lopez PR 1.25 58.0 6 Bob Hunter 41 12.4 5.67 7.84 1.45 54.4 21.7 13.47 2.59 27.79 5:00.1 3736 M30 Jairo Ouque COL 1: W50 Paulina Jara KoetheCHILE 1.10 M35 Ronald Marcelina ARUBAl; 59.6 7 Jack Karbens 40 13.0 4.90 9.92 1.25 59.4 23.5 29.91 37.30 5:15.0 3219 MAO Manuel Ulacio VEN 56.6 POLE VAULT H45 M45 Hugh Robinson TRIN 06.5 H50 Carlos Veraguardia VEN 3.00 TTid Oleata 45 12.3 5.39 11.56 1.50 55.5 16.5 33.43 3.40 41.76 4:58.5 5364 M50 Hector Paul CHI 10.6 M65 Gilberto Gonzalwz PR 1.90 2 Jim Heed 45 12.7 5.16 10.31 1.50 60.1 17.4 27.87 3.20 41.95 5:42.2 4527 M55 Belisari0 Garzon COL 23.6 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 2.30 3 Tom Hoodring 45 12.3 5.36 8.95 1.50 58.9 19.8 25.89 3.80 34.48 6:08.0 4314 M60 Justiniano Garcia COL 40.4 20.3 28.27 36.96 5:09.9 4017 4 Hector Cisneros 48 13.1 4.54 8.31 1.50 57.6 2.90 M65 Wilson Percival TRIN 55.6 LONG JUMP 5 Ray Fitzhugh 47 13.7 5.12 9.03 1.55 62.1 19.6 27.07 3.10 35.54 6:06.1 3589 M70 Ricardo Collazo COL 50.2 M30 Edgar Moreno VEN 6.83 26.37 6:17.6 3350 6 Jerry Stanners 47 13.7 4.79 7.68 1.60 67.0 19.7 26.09 3.30 M75 Pedro Emilio TorresCOL 14.0 M35 Rafael Martines VEN 5.97 7 Ron Wagner 46 12.8 4.07 8.28 1.25 2031 H30 Elizabet McBlan CAN 29.8 H40 Agustin Rodgriguez PR 5.83 37.4 MSG W35 Maria Cardona COL M50 Carlos Veraguardia VEN 5.75 1 A1 Brenda 54 13.3 5.39 10.38 1.45 60.1 20.2 32.94 3.30 32.40 5:35.4 6662 W40 Lilia De Romero COL 38.1 M55 Luis Arroyo Velz PR 4.63 50.6 2 Fred Gallardo 51 13.4 5.02 10.37 1.40 62.0 18.2 31.67 3.30 26.03 5:26.8 6629 W45 Monica Tang Wing TRIN M60 Saul Dario Sierra COL 4.17 18.2 3 Jan Parlevllet 50 12.6 5.34 10.10 1.45 55.4 15.9 26.85 1.59 24.05 5:17.4 6096 W75 Marilla Salisbury USA M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 4.11 4 Harry Hawke 53 14.1 4.42 13.28 1.50 67.5 22.7 40.91 2.74 39.00 6:12.1 6019 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 3.43 5 Dave Douglass 50 13.9 4.66 11.46 1.50 64.2 20.0 32.69 3.00 32.85 5:59.3 6013 1500 ! W75 Korstern Beddersem CHILE 3.10 6 Novl Mlllcevic 54 13.3 5.46 9.98 1.45 61.1 20.2 24.81 2.74 24.07 5:18.7 5950 M3U"Zarate Villegas VEN 4:08.8 W30 Elizabeth McBlan CAN 5.29 7 Hal Wallace 54 13.6 4.73 12.15 1.40 66.6 22.2 33.49 3.00 36.19 6:18.7 5800 M35 Ronald Marcelina ARU 4:04.9 W35 Ana Udine Sanmarco URUG 5.17 8 Tony Nasralla 50 12.7 5.28 8.75 1.40 5632 MAO Eduvigis Olivares VEN 4:15.5 W40 Nidia Lopez PR 4.40 MAS Barry Janesen ARU 4:26.0 W50 Paulina J Koether CHILE ,3.69 M55 M50 Hector Paul CHI 4:31.7 1 Jack Greenwood 56 12.5 5.07 9.95 1.50 22.18 2.74 28.20 5:11.1 7460 M55 Art Taylor CAN 4:42.8 TRIPLE JUMP 56 13.1 4.72 8.57 1.25 26.76 2.74 26.00 5:17.9 6154 2 Bob Sleben M60 Justiniano Garcia COL 5:30.2 11.14 28.90 2.59 29.92 6:12.4 5898 M30 Gui1lermo de Leon COL 3 Richard Nordqulst 56 13.7 4.37 10.31 1.30 M65 Vinicio Echeverry COL 6:34.4 M35 Emil Nidds TRIN 12.38 57 14.5 4.23 9.46 1.30 26.75 2.49 30.27 6:06.3 5058 4 Bin Sleeth M75 Pedro Emilio TorresCOL 6:35.2 MAO Eduardo Charry COL 10.38 58 14.7 3.93 9.84 1.40 27.80 2.59 38.00 6:35.0 5039 5 Martin Legett W30 Morelia De Puertas VEN 6:08.8 M45 Pedro Gomez CHI 8.01 6 Jock Jocoy 56 13.9 4.35 9.30 1.30 18.80 1.98 21.69 6:05.5 4476 W35 Maria Cardona COL 6:25.4 M5C Carlos Veraguardia VEN 12,37 B Ken Bernard 56 15.2 3.63 7.76 1.15 16.98 21.89 5:42.2 3084 W4Q Lilia Alara AndradeCOL 5:25.4 M55 Luis Arroyo Vlez PR 9.61 55 14.1 4.51 8.32 1.30 24.64 2.16 20.03 DNF 4263 7 Ted Ensslln W45 Graciela de Gonz'z VEN 7:26.8 M60 Don Hull USA 8.37 M60 W50 Lilia Sora VEN 7:34.8 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 7.73 TBoo Morcom 38.00 3.58 32.11 5:49.8 8917 W75 Marilla Salisbury USA 13:47.4 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 8.71 2 Richard Parkinson 37.52 2.08 38.28 6:10.6 6817 3 Bob Hunt 32.94 2.18 28.45 6:08.3 6612 5000 4 Jim Johnson 27.65 2.74 27.90 DNF 5296 M30 Luis Dondel COL 16:13.8 M35 Enrique Piamonte COL 16:08.0 M65 SHOT PUT M40 Jose Isaias RamiresCHI 16:13.2 1 Gllberto Gonzalez 69 13.4 4.58 11.05 1.30 67.7 32.93 2.28 27.79 7:31.4 7105 M30 Pereira Tapia VEN 13.26 MAS Arnie DeGarmo USA 17:21.2 2 Chla-Tsung Pao 67 14.8 3.73 9.27 1.15 78.1 24.55 1.67 21.49 7:41.4 4455 M35 Federico Johnson USA 11,90 M5Q Hector Paul CHI 17:43.8 67 19.2 2.42 10.55 — DHF 31.34 32.98 DNF 1882 MAO Carl Klehm USA 3 Charles HcMahon M55 Art Taylor CAN 16:55,2 "12.56 M45 Luis Chirinos VEN 9.64 M70 M50 Justiniano Ramirez COL 20:44.6 M50 Dagoberto Gonzalez PR 13.38 1 Antonio Gotay 70 14.1 4.38 12.04 1.40 71.3 18.0 28.97 2.39 13.85 6:39.4 8524 M65 Vinicio Echeverry COL 25:12.0 M55 Hernan Figueroa CHILE 10.24 2 Claude Hills 70 113.71 4.26 8.42 1.30 69.8 15.4 30.59 2.18 27.66 6:47.6 8464 M70 Ricardo Collazo COL 29:36.1 M60 Saul Pelaez COL 10.52 3 Bud Deacon 71 15.0 3.77 7.20 1.20 71.9 16.1 25.12 2.59 21.50 6:28.8 7216 W75 Marilla Salisbury USA 49:25.2 M55 Vinicio Echeverry COL 7.18 4 Christopher Tompk1ns73 16.4 3.49 10.07 1.15 91.8 20.5 28.37 1.78 30.41 DNF 5182- M70 Antonio Gotay PR 10.66 lOOQQ HBO M75 Karten Brodersen CHILE 10.14 M30 Luis Dorcel COL 33:08.0 1 Herb Anderson 80 3.10 7.94 21.0 22.19 7:41.8 6383 W30 Elizabet McBlan CAN 10.08 nsjr liTio 177771 ^l] M35 Feliz Monti 11a COL 32:49.4 - 1 W35 Joice Thomas TRIN 11.42 MAO Jose Allende CHI 33:37.4 W40 Helga Schwinghamemer CHI 8.93 M45 Arnie DeGarmo USA 36:11.2 HEPTATHLOM lOOH SHOT jy. 200 IJ m 800 TOTAL WAS Odette Domingo BRA 11.83 M50 Luis Torres PR 36:17.5 W50 Molly Roman CHI 7.50 Inke Parlevllet 48 15.6 8.37 1.34 33.7 4.22 19.75 3:30.3 4117 M55 Art Taylor CAN 35:35.6 W55 Mary de Lires COL 7.95 Alice Leicht 50 18.0 7.03 1.08 34.2 3.33 19.34 2:54.3 3547 M60 Justiniano Ramirez COL 41:57.9 W60 Marlies Fleckner CHI 5.87 Bev Harju 40 21.9 7.21 1.15 32.8 3.13 16.21 2:49.1 2909 M70 Giocondo Arancibia CHI 49:56.2 Barbara Wagner 46 DNF 6.13 1.00 40.3 2.21 12.98 4:17.3 1078 DISCUS UAVA hurdle specfflcatlons used. lAAF scoring tables used for men's scoring below age 50. W35 Joice Thomas TRIN 34.00 Ian Hune's UAVA scoring tables used for age 50*-. 3000SC W40 Yolanda De Amaud VEN 25.54 O Recjrd Reeulta froo meet director, Ed Oleata. M30 Antonio La FontainePR 10:28.4 WAS Odette Dominguez BRA 44.54 M35 Javier Rivera MolinaPR 10:27.2 W50 Molly Hofman CHI 21.08 "40 Luis Luna COL 10:28.6 W55 Mary Garcia deLiresCOL 14.50 M50 Luis Torres PR 12:03.8 W60 Marlies Flecker CHI 2ND PAN-AMERICAN MASTERS GAMES 13.80 M30 Oscar Gonzalez VEN 36.88 BARQUISEMETO, VENEZUELA llOH 1 M35 Federico Johnston USA 32.50 SEPTEMBER 2-5, 1982 14.8 M30 Stephen Stansclaus| TRIN MAO Carl Klehm USA 34.26 M35 Federico Johnston CAN 15.0 lOOM M45 Antonio Hernandez VEN 23.20 MAO Agustin Rodriguez PR 18.2 HBO Walt Henderson USA 10.4 M50 Dagoberto Gonzalez PR 47,18 M50 Luis Cano Gandi PR 19.4 M35 Rodrigo Reyes VEN 12.2 M55 Hernan Figueroa CHI 30.46 M55 Victor Clairmont PR 19.6 M40 Manuel Ulacio VEN 10.8 M60 Don Hull USA 29.78 M60 Toniel Ortega COL 22.2 M45 Milt Jackson TRIN 11.2 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 33.60 M55 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 21.5 M50 Andrew Faure VEN 12.0 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 26.26 lOOH M55 Zeno Consstance TRIN 12.0 W75 Karsten Broddersen CHI 34.80 M60 David Lawyer USA 13.0 W30 Elizabeth McGlan CAN 15.6 HAMMER H65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 13.6 W35 A A Udine Sanmarco URUG 17.8 M30 Heberto Pereira VEN 34.80 W30 Elizabeth McBaln CAN 12.8 M35 Milton Fernandez VEN W35 Ana Udine 8an MarcoURA 13.5 400H 34.58 M30 Stephen Stanclaus TRIN 57.8 MAO Carl Klehm USA 39.70 W40 Nelly Orellana CHILE 14.2 MAS Antonio Hernandez VEN W45 Alma Thompson TRIN 15.4 M35 Pastor Velaquez VEN 61.5 24.64 MAO Rogelio Lopez VEN 65.7 M50 Dagoberto Gonzalez PR 33.94 H50 Paulina Jara KotherCHILE 15.6 M60 Don Hull USA W55 Mary Garcia deLiresCOL 18.4 M50 Luis Cano Gandia PR 69.2 20.54 l^Marilla Salisbury USA 29.6 M55 Guido Lemos COL 72.8 M65 Vinicio Echeverry COL 15.74 W75 Karsten Karetensen CHI 30.56 M70 Antonio Gotay PR 14.8 4X100 RELAY JAVELIN 200 M30 Venezuela 45.9 M30 Feliz Gonzalez VEN 51.70 H3(J Walt Henderson USA 21.0 M40 Venezuela 46.1 M35 Antonio Rojas VEN 23.6 M35 Jesus Rodriguez VEN 54.88 M50 Trinidad 52.8 MAO German Trocoli VEN MAO Manuel Ulacio VEN 21.8WR 35.36 M60 USA 52.9 M45 Antonio Hernandez VEN MAS Milton Jackson TRIN 24.4 28.90 W30 Trinidad 57.1 M5Q Juan Seisse PR M50 Andrew Faure VEN 25.1 36.56 M55 Alberto Pauli VEN M55 Zeno Constante TRIN 25.1 34.46 4X400 RELAY M60 Don Hull USA ncAMEncs M60 David Lawyer USA 25.5 26.02 M30 Puerto Rico 3:36.1 M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR M65 Gilberto Gonzalez PR 28.6 25.52 MAO Puerto Rico 3:43.0 M70 Antonio Gotay PR M70 Antonio Gotay PR 32.2 16.52 M50 Puerto Rico 4:23.0 W30 Maria Cruz COL W30 Elizabeth McBlan CAN 26.8 6:58.0 11.86 S W30 Colombia W35 Joice Thomas TRIN W35 Ruby Jackson TRIN "33.0 31.74 W4Q Irina Riley TRIN W40 Nelly Orellana CHILE 30.7 21.70 WAS Odette Dominguez BRA WAS Monica TangWing TRIN 29.2 33.24 W50 Maria Huerta COL W50 Maria Gaette Lazo CHILE 30.0 22.66 W55 Mary Garcia deLiresCOL W55 Maria Garcia deLlreCOL 39.2 24.16 HBO Marlies Flecker CHI W75 Marilla Salisbury USA 70.4 12.19

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DENVER, jjCOLORADO Javelin Pentathlon Sept.4th ROCKY MOUNTAIN MASTERS GAMES lart Humes tables for 50 yr + TfcF Meet September 4th, 5th. Temp 65 light rain most of day 600 em Betty Pappas 60' Co-Sponsored by NIKE 1982 no wind hand timed 45-49 IjJ Jav 20Om Pis 1500 80-84 Herb Anderson 86-8" 3.12 W:67^'3TE- 22.60 dnf 60-64 Frank Bo'.'.les 119.7.. Division Name Time 385 283 740 421 0 600 meter dash 6n_64 Leonard Wray 84'11" BO-34 Herb Anderson 1829 100m Dash women 45-49 Maiy Czarapata 2.42.8 SDO^^nn 60-64 Josephine Kolda 16.2 55-59 Richard Bergenback 135'5" ' 70-79 Bob Boal 3-10.4 2§?^4®°5i.O 23.88 i^.B Shelly Ammons 16.7 50-54 Jack Scott 123'5" 366 360 600 315 726 2.12.4 Mary Czarapata 15.4 50-54 Jim Schirber 50-54 J.C. Brown 120-10" 2.12.4 65-69 Harry Koppell 1885 40-44 Priscilla Sealey 15.6 50-54 Henry Cryer- 50-54 J. Reiserer 5e'6" 50-54 William Cupp 2.25.5 3.82 19.71 27.9 20.85 dnf 80-84 Herb Anderson i i»C|l6.5 50-54 Rich Czarapata 2.50.5 45-49 Jim Weed 125'4" 456 211 1009 210 0 65-69 Harry Koppel 11.6 3.04.8 45-49 Brooks Carver 117'1" 50-54 Forrest Doling 2877 65-69 Herb Miller 19.5 45-49 Melvin Taylor 45-49 Vern Spencer 105'6" 60-64 5.20 29.06 26.2 31.89 5T19.5 Burl Gist 14.1 40-44 Chuck Tucker 2.12.3 60-64 4C-44 Ron Hair.brick 152'11" 680 488 560 506 523 Charles Mercurio 14.4 40-44 Richard Jones 2.16.6 60-64 159.9.. Leonard Wray 14.8 40-44 Dennis Kavanaugh 2.22.9 35-39 Bill Forsyth 50-54 Jerry Reiseeer 2605 35-39 C.R. Robe 147'2" 4,73 26.97 28.3 23.56 5^.5 55-54 Jack Greenwood' 12.4 John Perry 1.50.7 35-39 35-39 Tom Bassett 111 '2" 492 300 570 2 56 487 55-54 Norm Katzman 14.0 Jeff James 2.01.4 Dick Hershterg 14.1 35-39 55-5^ 35-39 Mike Keefe 2.14.3 30-34 Mike Hill 156-11" J. Lehane 14.6 55-5'' 35-39 Ken Libty 2.32.1 30-34 Tony Pizzichini 132'4" 130'4" 50-54 Gene-Carara 2126 50-54 Thane Baker 11.6 30-34 Mike Davis 30-34 David Binkley 1.50.7 30-34 Ray Beamer U3'2" 5.0 33.40 28.9 32.49 dHf~ 50-54 Tony Nasralla 12.4 30-34 J. Underwood 2.20.0 600 492 510 524 0 50-54 Bernard Stevens 12.7 00 Discus 50-54 Harvey Fischer 12.6 50-54 Dean Brittenham 1716 50-54 Alex Pappas 12.9 ISOO meter run ^49 Betty Pappas 58-6" 3.93 38.98 31.8 37.13 dnf 50-54 Johri Poppell 12;^ 80-84 Herb Anderson 72-5" 172 661 220 663 • 6 45-49 Mary Czarapata 6i03.7 50-54 Fred Pearce 15 70-74 Bud Deacon ei-2" lAAF Multievent Scoring Tables 124'2" 45-49 Brooks Carver 13-1 50-54 Jim Schirber 4.48.7 65-69 R Carter 60-64 Leonard Wray 40-44 Jim Joule 45-49 Thomas Olson 13.7 50-54 Rich Czarapata 6.29.3 105'11 60-64 Frank Bowles 102'6" 4.84 35.28 26.6 28.38 5TW.9 45-49 John Madden 13.8 Jan Howell 4.41.5 45-49 60-64 Ed Hewitt 100'4" 381 4ie 430 437 187 45-49 William Dyer 14.6 45-49 William Dyer 5.23.4 45-49 Melvin Taylor 15.7 1.6 kg 40-44 Bob Weeks IS25 40-49 Dennis Kavanaugh 45-49 Harris 16.5 4.44.7 50-54 Jack Scott • 119'1" 5.13 36.20 25.4 23.98 5.59.3 403 432 52? 40-44 Dale Lance 35-39 Jeff James 4.20.6 329 138 11.6 2 ke 40-44 Gsu-y Wardlow 12.6 35-39 Mike Williams 4.39.7 Tom Wesselowski 92-8" 40-44 Dick Jones 1529 Bill Forsyth 5.02.2 ^^9 40-44 Tom Pojar 12.7 35-39 45-49 Vem Spencer 90'6" 4.63 29.92 27.9 19.94 5.08.6 40-44 35-39 Larry Solanch 6.02.3 Jim Joule 13.0 45-49 T. Oleson 89-10" 279 32S 338 221 40-44 Bob Brown 14.0 30-34 Dave Binkley 4.26.8 Bill Forsvth 40-44 109'10" 35-3; 2607 30-34 J. Underwood 5.04.3 35-39 Paul Drrngan 11.3 6.11 46.72 26.1 34.05 5.0.;. a Bill Forysth 35-39 Tom Bassett 11.5 .110 m KH 35-39 111-3" 628 488 445 564 382 35-39 C.R, Robe 75-3" 35-39 John Swift 12.2 30-34 Kike Hill 47c 60-84 143.5.. 30-34 Clifton Jackson 10.6 SO- Herb Anderson 26.5 30-34 B. Pfieffer 6.78 57.58 23.1 43.45 •5 30-34 30-34 Dave Schroeder 118-2" 7?4 731 729 752 Fred Booker 11.1 SO" 70-74 Bud Deacon 23. c _4ei_. 30-34 Dan Radiff 30-34 Tony Pizzichini, 112-0" 11.1 30-34 Jeff Hines 2866 30-34 D. Q. Maynard 11.2 3G" 65-69 Herb Miller 19.6 30-34 Mike Davis 109-6" 6.24 40.38 24.6 37.30 4^45.6 30-34 Steve Bergstrom 11.6 30" 60-64 Burl Gist 18.3 Long Jump 657 496 591 631 491 3P-34 Bill Knipmeyer 12.0 30^4. Mike Hill 13-5 33" 55-59 Jack Greenwood 15.6 40-44 Priscilla Sealey 11'9i" 30-34 Mike Davis 2618 6.35 46-30 24.9 roo me"t>r Dash Jerry Donley 17.0 80-84 Herb Anderson 9'7i" 33.92 4^.2 33" 50-5'' 682 5F.2 565 56c 50-54 Forest Doling 18.4 70-74 Bud Deacon 14.4|.. 429 falSs?4 Kerb Anderson 35.2 33" 50-54 Tony Nasralla 18.4 65-69 Herb Miller l4'li" Weight Pentathlon lAA? Tables 70»74 Bob Boal 34.4 33" 14'2^" 33" 50-54 Ji, Reiserer 19.6 60-64 Burl Gist 65-69 Harry Koppel 28.3 60-64 Charles Mercurio 14'• Shot Harmc.r -Piscue 35#wt Jav Herb Miller 36" 45-49 Jim Weed 17.4 65-69 30.3 55-59 Gordon Kovar 11 • 60-64 - 45-49 Brooks Carver 18.6 65-69 Norm Fowler Charles Mercurio 27.^.4 36" 9.65 35.50 24.64 10.46 45-49 M. Taylor 24.2 50-54 J.C. Brown 17'6" 60-64 Leonard Mray 29.0 36" 17.4.. 50-54 Jerry Donley 434 583 371 494 Jack Greenwood 25.1 36" 40-44 Bob Gary 20.0 55-59 30-54 Tony Nasralla 17'2" 60-65 Frank Bowles Norm Katzman 26.7 ilL51 55-59 39" 30-34 Mike Hill 50-54 Bill Butterworth 14-7i" Richard Hirshberg29.0 15.5 8,28 17.37 31.90 4.56 33-01 55-59 39" 30-34 Jeff Hines 16.0 381 M Taylor 12"i" 326 230 516 0 55-59 Gordon Kovar 29.5 30-34 R. Haubold 16.6 45-49 l-,3„ 39" 40-44 Ron Van Velson D. Bargenfcack 2524 50-54 Thane Baker CovG,"* 23.4 39" 30-34 Mike Davis 17.0 ib'lO" 55-59 40-44 John Tate 9.87 39.40 27.94 11,TO 3^718 50-54 B. Stevens 25.7 16-8" 400 IMH 40-44 Bob Gray 450 646 426 S39 463 50-54 Tony Nasralla 26.0 40-44 Jim Joule 15'4" 50-54 Harvey Fisher 26.4 30" 80-84 Herb Anderson 1.51.0 50-54 Jack Scott 2594 50-54 Alex Pappas 26.9 70-74 Bud Deacon 86.1 p. 35 33.56 34.82 9.46 35.50 50-54 Fred Pearce 32.5 622 420 421 70-74 Bob Boal 91.5 35-39 Bill Forysth I9'i" iii 580 35-39 C.R. Robe 18'llJ" 50-54 Dean Brittenham 1703 33" 55-59 Jack Greenwood 64.7 10.13 21.99 33.21 6.14 23.5'' 33" 30-34 Clifton Jackson 22'0" 45-49 Brooks Carver 50-54 Tony Nasralla 68.0 470 333 545 144_ 211 26.9 33" 30-34 Jeff Hines John Madden 50-54 Rich Czarapata 92.9 21'3" 45-49 28.8 30-34 Mike Hy.1 20 "3" Tom Wesselowski 45-49 William Dyer 45-49 2069 29.7 36" 40-44 Jim Joule 76.3 30-34 Mike Davis 20' 25.6? 31.11 7.67 45-49 M. Taylor 12.27 39.3 30-34 Ray Beamer 17'8"J" 407 499 278 268 36" 35-39 Bill Forsyth 67.9 612 40-44 Ron Van Velson 25.6 Triple Jump Vern Spencer 2004 40-44 30-34 Jeff Hines 61.1 45-49 Jim Joule 26.3 36" 33-76 36" 30-34 Bill Knipmeyer 62.4 80-84 Herb Anderson 22-8" 9.16 25.91 29.36 8.46 35-39 Tom Bassett 23.4 "12 459 14^ 36" 30-34 D,Q. Maynard 62.9 70-74 Bud Deacon 24 • 4" 228 393 35-39 George Mason 23.6 65-69 Herb Miller 27'lOi" 40-44 Dave Edstrom 24 50 35-39 John Swift Hammer 25.-1 60-64 Charles Mercurio 29-9" 34.16 34.62 8.16 3ST36 35-39 Ken libby 27.4 11.36 12# 65-69 Nolan Fowler 120-9" S?6 561 580 318 35-39 Mike Willieuns 28.3 55-59 Gordon Kovar 23'10" "35 12# 55-59 Richard Bergenback 135-0" 30-34 Bob Pfieffer 3205 30-34 Fred Booker 22.3 50-54 J.C. Brown 33'2" 12.25 48.20 45.84 13.10 30.76 30-34 Dan Radiff 22.7* 16# 50-5^ Jack Scott 117-5" 50-54 Tony Nasralla 31'9t" 30-34 50-S4 Bill Buterwcrth 31 "2" 616 776 797 671 J21_ Clifton Jackson 23.6 16# 45-49 Vern Spencer 84-i" 30-34, D.Q. Maynard 24.5 50 Forrest Doling 30'104" 30-34 Tony Pizzichini 45-49 Tom Wesselowski 77-2" 2772 30-34 Steve Bergstrom 25.0 50-54 Jerry Reiserer 29.9" 9.66 38.32 34.14 11.77 44.65 30-34 Carlos Valencia 26.8 16# 40-44 Dave EdStrom 95'6' 435 629 565 584 40-44 John Tate 32 • 5" 559 ... 200 m women Shot Put 40-44 Bob Gary 30-Hi" 30-34 Ray Beamer 2462 11.03 32.90 32.94 9.64 35.23 60-64 Josephine Kolda 34.1 0# 45-49 Betty Pappas 24-0" 35-39 Bill Forsyth 36'6" S0-S4 Shelly Ammons 35.6 30-34 Mike Davis 39'li" 534 i22 522 ''33 417 80-84 Herb Anderson 35'8" -45-49 Mary Czarapata 31.4 8# 30-34 Bill Knipmeyer 38 •5" 4l'l" 400 meter dash 0# 65-69 Ross Carter High Jump 8# 60-64 Frank Bowles 35.9- 60-64 Josephine Kolda 1.20.8 80-84 Herb Anderson 3'8" 8# 60-64 Leonard Wray 33'9i" Shelly Ammons 1.21.2 70-74 Bud Deacon 4'0" S-S45-49 Mary Czarapata 1.11.6 12# 55-59 Gordon Kovar 28'1- 60-64 Burl Gist 4'10" 60-64 Frank Bowles 4'6" 70-74 Bud Deacon 1.19-1 12# 50-54 Jack Scott 37-11" 55-59 Don Kardok 4'6" 60-64 Leonard Wray 1.20.7 55-59 Gordon Kovar 4'2" 55-59 Jack Greenwood 60.3 Shot put cont. all below 16# 50-54 J.C. Brown 5.4.. 55-59 Norm Katzman 64.8 50-54 Jerry Donley 4-10" 55-59 Dick Hershberg 68.5 45-49 Tom Wesselowski 39'6i" 50-54 45-49 Vem Spencer Bill Butterworth 4'6" 50-54 Tony Nasralla 50-9 29'10" 50-54 Forrest Doling 4 •4" 40-44 Dave Edstrom 35-6" 50-54 E. Stevens 62.0 45-49 Ton Langenfeld 5"8" 34.3.. 50-54 Fred Pearce 76.8 35-39 Bill Forysth 45-49 M. Taylor 4'4" 40-44 Tom Pojar 5'0" 45-49 William.Dyer 70.4 Ray Beamer 30-3'L_ 35'8" 40-44 Bob Gary 5'0" 30-34^ Dave Schroeder 34'6" 40-44 Jim Joule 64.3 35-39 Bill Forsyth 5'6- 35-39 G. Mason-' 51.7 35-39 Tom Bassett 5'0" 35-39 Ken Libby 63.8 35-39 C.R.Robe 4'4° 35-39 Larry Solach 77.1 30-34 Bill Knipmeyer 5'8" 30-34 30-34 Dan Radiff 52.8 Mike Davis 5*6" 30-34 Fred Booker 56.6 Ocrobei' 1982 NatioharMasters News page"29

PEACHTREE lOK BUTTERNUT 15K FLY NAVY WEST lOK NIKE MASTERS GRAND PRIX FINALS f\V.U long ATLANTA, JULY 4, 1982 GREAT BARRINGTON, fWSS. SAN DIEGO. AUGUST 7. 1982 Open Jon Sinclair 28:16 JULY 25. 1982 Open Phil Camp 31:21 NATIONAL MASTERS SPORTS FESTr'U IQK Anne Audain 32:35 Men Stephen Bugbee 27 50:06 MO Don Shanahan 33:34 PHILADELPHIA, AUGUST 15, 1982 , DISTANCE M40 Dan Conway 31:17 Nom.Kathleen Boylel9 57:12 Stuart Edelson 36:10 PLAC KAME •: 1®1 Chuck Wilanre Ireland Sloan 31:44 John Meyer 37:07 18:09 MO Dave Reichert 46 56:18 IM? Bill Hall 31:50 *8:21 Tom Stanley 43 56:72 M50 Ron Clark 39:14 1 Earl Owens^ i 1®3 Jim Wilson *8:28 RESULTS Bob Jenkins 32:20 2 Sal Vasquez ^ l**® Jack Kelly Jim Morton 41 58:34 *8:*3 Don Cole 40:38 3 Dan Conway ; 1®S Ray Perone Herb Lorenz 32:43 *8:*7 MO Patty Parmalee 42 67:18 •• Frank Duarte ; 1^6 Frances Raue Frank Morris 41:15 *8:52 6 Russ Jonas 2 1®7 Robert Kinrier H40 Judy Fox Eddy 35:32 Hildy Vetter 41 67:42 *8:53 M60 Casey Poole 44:09 6 Kirk Randall : 1U8 Jack Downec Wmm Mnd tnuMn nc« Flo Brett 42 73:08 *8:S5 Nancy Parker 39:32 7 Alfonso Jenninps : 1U9 Dan Katz Bob Hutchins 52:00 *9:00 KMuits to. Nthoml Mwtor 8 Bob Fischer : 150 Gerard Nolan leo Rod Walz 5058:24 *9:32 Jim Hanyen 52:22 9 Bob Jenkins : 151 Ernest L. Wrisht Woiwliinf, P.O. 9ok2372,Von NIKE MASTERS GRAND PRIX AMD 50:16 Herb Schon 50 61:15 ID Jim Waters 152 Mary Lew H40 Judy Splitgerber 43:10 51:08 VEILED PROPHET FAIR lOK H50 Alicia Moore 51 67:35 Ernest Billups ; 153 Phiiin Rogers Muyo, CA91404. PtaMO iineludi 51:23 ST. LOUIS. JULY 4. 1982 HBO Jane Nordstrom 61 84:55 Ursala Raines 44:30 12 Ed Cadnan : 15® T. J, Healv distanoe and city. Virginia Dickerson47:10 13 Wavne Vaughn 51:33 Open Roger Doherty 30:23 1** .• ' r c». : 155 William Rosenthal W50 Ann Priddy 48:08 IS Mike Tvir.n * 156 Alan C. Poole 52:02 Sharon Barbano 36:39 52:19 Beatrice Lovell 51:20 IE IBF Jeffrev Hills M40 Mike Manley 31:21 12 Brian Harris 158 Leon Havward 53:02 INTERNATIONAL MARATHON AUSTRALIAN MARATHON Marjorie Eddy 63:40 53:03 Chuck OoMney 34:10 18 Robert Kiesslin? 159 Rasse Coraier HEST GERMANY OMMPIONSHIPS 19 James Lor.barde 160 John Pixton 53:*8 H60 Judy Simon 59:40 53:52 No date submitted Dave Barry 36:08 BRISBANE. JULY 25, 1982 2C Mar*. T, Curtis 161 George H. Biaceland Felicitas Salazar 67:30 21 Fritz Mueller 162 Kenneth E. St. Glair 5* ;3S 59:10 Open Gunter Hielke 2:16:05 M50 A1 Treichel 36:50 H35 H Anderson 3:13:08 22 Rich fivers 163 Arthur Smith Charlotte Teske2:29:01 M60 Larry Patterson 44:22 23 Fay Bradlev »; 16« Tonv Koliba, Sr. 56:02 2'i Moses Mavfield, Jr : 165 Tom HcGuire 56:*0 W40 Shirley Weaver 38:53 MO S Beisty 3:08:19 56:52 25 Hal Hipdon 166 Llovd Reichenbach' N40 Gunter Hielke 2:16:05 0 Southern BALBOA PARK B-MILE RUN 57:27 W50 Mary Specking .50:14 3:50:56 26 Dennis D. Mever 176 Philip Pachelli Heinz Kubelt 2:25:19 SAN DIEGO, AUGUST 8. 1982. 57:50 W60 Imy Ernst 61:37 H35 C Stevenson 2:28:07 27 Bill Foulk Horst Frense 2:26:38 28 Dr. Alex P.ateile Open Rich Brownsberger41:32 1 Cindy Dalryanle 35:00 Peter Sponsel 2:26:45 1 Graves 2:30:46 29 Kent Cuthrie 2 Judv Eddy 35:90 J Wishart Sean Evans 41:32 30 Sid Howard Hubert Sctnitz 2:26:47 2:37:59 3 Pollv Peacoc>: 36:28 SAN FRANCISCO MARATHON 31 Neil Wevpandt Horst Vybiral 9 Jovcc Black 36:36 2:26:47 JULY 11, 1982 MO J Bowers 2:32:30 MO Dan McCaskill 41 46:44 32 Robert Jackson 5 Shirlev Matson 37:02 33 Harold Hatch H45 Gunter Sctmitt 2:28:00 R Evenhuis 2:33:09 Will Rasmussen 42 48:26 6 Betty Hite 37:06 3^* San Huchle Joachim Thiemann2:32:19 J Seymon 2:34:54 Bob McAndrews 45 48:45 7 Shirlev Weaver 38.*07 M40 Jim Bowers 43 2:23:58 35 Russell Bassett 8 Sandra P. Knott 38:19 Lutz Forster 2:33:17 R Anderson 2:35:48 36 Martv Madeira Skip Shaffer 44 2:34:35 W40 Shirley Matson 41 51:39 9 Linda Thurston 38 :2P 37 George Vernoskv Erno Flesch 2:34:01 0 Miles 2:53:37 10 Paula Puttarini 38: SC Sal Vasquez 42 2:38:30 M50 Bill Stock 52 53:38 .38 Dan McCaskill, Jr.: Harry Arndt 2:34:39 11 Ann Diaz 39: 07 M5 R Hunter 2:47:08 Russ Ooolittle 51 56:04 3® Dick Hion 12 Mila Kanie Gerhard Bauer 2:34:42 M45 David Salo 49 2:30:19 39:18 T Read 2:50:45 NO Richard Jamborski 13 Marion Trvin 39: 39 Fred Kiddy 48 2:37:24 M60 Don Dilworth 63 56:28 1® Vicki Bigelow M50 Hilfried Irmen 2:32:23 B Paterson 3:05:18 39:92 John Weston 49 2:41:51 H50 Anne J^nson 53 57:10 N1 Richard Gottshall 15 Bertie Havback *0:C1 Leo HaUstein 2:37:59 M50 R Sutcliffe 2:49:13 N2 Robert Bennett 16 90:29 Manfred Thamm M50 Norm HcAbee 50 2:40:53 N3 A1 Wick 17 Carrie Parsi 90:32 2:38:42 R Saunders 2:53:58 Gunther Brass Gaylon Jorgensen NN Gordon HcKenzie 18 d"Elia 90:57 2:39:33 C Thompson 3:05:18 US Robert Clerk 19 Margaret Miller 53 2:46:25 91:07 Joachim Gorltz 2:41:37 NEW ZEALAND VETERANS N6 Jim O'lJeil 20 Rosalind Neuman *1:59 N7 Chandler Rohbins Anton Karl 2:45:49 Ephraim Romesberg H55 F Bryri-' 2:59:37 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPION 21 Susan Patton *2: 31 51 2:47:27 N8 Earl McCloe 22 Carole Herrick 92:38 M55 Emil Schuhniacher2:40:36 N65 N Gulbransen 3:16:02 SHIPS. CHRISTCHURCH. N9 Arnie Green 23 Helen Dick AUGUST 8. 1982. 92: 30 Gerhard Reide- H55 Ian Sussex 55 3:00:20 W Pease 3:21:01 50 Guenter K. trick 2® Ruth Anderson 93:28 51 riliot Nora 25 Harriet Oster meister 2:41:50 Leo Steneck 55 3:07:00 Men 9K+; Women 6K+ 93:35 M70 W Foster 4:17:00 52 Miguel Angel Ruiz : 26 Anne L. Mithell 99:05 Gordon Barrow58 3:08:03 August Tiemann 2:42:50 MO Roger Robinson 29:31 53 Jim Sylvester 27 ..Teanne Ulrich 99 :2S from C Wheeler 5" Richard Reavme 28 Miriam V.'. St. Clair Georg Schablowsk2:43:36 MS John Macdonald 31:05 99:39 M60 Paul Reese 65 3:11:40 55 A1 Treichel 29 Jessica Krow Heinz Lennartz 2:44:05 M50 Ron Cain 32:02 95:10 Tom Edwards 60 3:24:18 56 Charles Davies 30 Nancv Ott «5;1? Alban Uhl 2:46:48 Bill Momono 60 3:25:20 H55 Derek Turnbull 31:45 57 Clive Davies 58 John Demnsev 31 Joan DeBoer 95:52 M60 Charlie Jelley 38:36 32 Kate Knight 96:10 H60 Gustav Siebert 2:54:07 W40 Sue Johnston 40 3:06:45 59 George A. Milne Hermann Brecht 2:55:45 M&j Clem Green 44:39 60' Glen Sickels 33 Bunnv Franco *6:29 39 Marcia Smoke *6;57 . Heidi Skaden-Poyser El Bob Laufer Paul Lutz 3:01:41 SRI CHINMOY lOK H35 Miriam Hammond 20:42 35 Jovce Hals 97:15 44 3:08:08 62 Bob Krotee Johann Schmitz 3:06:13 36 Kay Atkinson 97:31 Lucy Kaplan 43 3:10:13 LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK W40 Anne Kennedy 20:12 63 Jim Brown G. Linschmann 3:06:41 JULY 25. 1982 37 Pat Dixon 97:98 H45 June Miles 21:47 Augustus Prince 38 Beth Gabriel 90:27 65 Walt McConnell Alois Zimner 3:10:35 W45 Sandra Kiddy 45 2:53:23 W50 June Crisp 25:01 39 Susan Westinedge ug;io Mary Hirschfield M40 Dick Walters 40 37:20 66 Jack Start M65 Theodor Sissimat3:03:13 H55 Annette 01 sen 25:29 90 Debbie Robinson *9:90 45 3:05:00 Sam Graceffo 45 37:21 67 David Thurston 91 Dora Stephenson 50:26 Harald Firmenich3:06:50 WSO Inly Lister 30:02 Ruth Waters 48 3:23:44 Bob Tindall 43;5i 68' Jerry B. Morrison 92 Helen M. Deapsev 50:36 Edmund Jaspers 3:13:12 69 Bill Mullin 93 Helinda Hardy 50:98 Rolf Schonemann 3:16:40 W50 Marion Irvine52 3:06:24 M50 Howard MacMilIan 44:23 70 Keith C. Richards 99 Rosa Dentrcmont 51:00 71 Don Longenecker 95 Andrea Ramsev 52:55 Otto Haupt 3:17:15 Ruth Anderson52 3:28:00 John Morris 54 47:56 Robert Ninnar 50 50:05 72 Jack Daniels 96 Isabel Petrasech 53:91 Hans Rupp 3:20:55 Sally Wolfer 50 NT PEPSI CHAaENGE 73 Gary M. Gordon 97 Sara M. Martin 55:09 98 55:26 M70 Rudolf Sdydler 3:19:29 W55 Margaret Miller MBOCharlie Hacken- MOUNTAIN. WISCONSIN AUGUST 14, 1982 7u 99 Judith Collins 60:25 Helmut Hoft 3:37:35 56 3:07:22 76 46:41* 7S Tony DiAmoro 50 Connie Fraze 60:5? Otto Claussen 3:43:22 Fran BradfordSS 3:07:50 Toby Johnson 63 49:31 • 76 L. Burdelle 51 Margaret B. Lonez 61:00 77 Mvron K. Mever 52 JoAnne Scott 63:0? Karl Schaefer 3:54:19 Ed Stravo 64 57:26 Open Tom Maxson 31:20 W60 Els Tuinzing 60 3:51:04 Patty Melby 38:31 78 Walt Schmidt 53 Jeanne Canorale 1:06:15 Hilhelm Stang 4:21:40 •Betters listed age 76 mark 79 Martin Martinelli- 59 Dottie Guilietti 1:08:53 from Richard Slotkin MO Michael Brazier 35:47 80 Tom Movlett U40 Liane Winter 2:43:35 81 Phillip M. Kampei MO Gay ^gert 47 52:25 Dave Wendel 38:21 Edith Schneider 2:53:39 Bonnie Byrams 44 54:48 82 Joe Fleury Keith McCaffery 38:35 83 Nicholas Fnagnola Ruth Hock 2:56:46 lOK W50 Anne Lloyd 50 57:47 Nels Jacobson 38:39 Su Stephen Gluckman The Chase Is On Annemarie Thoma 2:57:13 GOLETA BEACH, CALIF. 85 Bob Smart David Crone 39:57 Heidi Schulte 2:58:47 JULY 17, 1982 from Bill O'Brian 86 Philio Zucker 10 Kilometer Run M50 Bob Jones 38:44 87 Rtonx, New York H45 Giesel Neiss 3:03:42 Men Jim Triplett 24 30:44 Syracuse Chargers 8S Greg Baldwin Barbel Zimmerman3:06:04 Worn Diane Killeen 25 37:21 Jim Sypchalla . 41:48 89 Ben Erizir. SponsoFoti FivClwsQ MsRhattan Bank 90 Reg Hahne Lotte Hitte 3:06:13 Don Hangen 42:08 UfiOsiIhc au.ncts fX HmNYBRC M40 Kemp Aaberg 42 36:13 91 Bill troright Jim Lewis 42:21 Oale./'uqij.ilS. 1982.10:00 AM Erika Kruger 3:09:25 M50 Art Schickran 53 39:01 92 Carl Grossman MARCH OF DIMES 5K Cal Burton 44:08 OlstiFiu: F> 2 Miles Hannelore Kupper3:12:37 M60 John Holoubek 66 39:38 93 Sam Miller 9U CtFMk-ln: Men-609.WtFFiFeFF-99.I(*al-70a PEORIA, ILLINOIS. AUGUST 1 H40 Brenda Herman 49:44 John J. Holoube}; U50 Use Lutz ^ 3:22:26 H50 Celia Smo 50 49:26 95 Ralph Perrv RfXsben: Men-552 and 8 raFxwafteFS WF)0Fen-7'j jnd t racawaika. To«ai«6 Anneliese Schuler MO Jeryl Riebling 17:50 Sarah Carroll 50:49 96 Efrain Rondon 97 Waalher 'lo.FF WaFm.NotHuFiFid.eO's 3:24:41 M5 19:20 Fran Jones 52:40 Miguel A. Torres 98 Grant Krow Gisela Duschl 3:27:28 PEPSI CHALLENGE N50 Gordon Adams 17:55 Helen Pagenkopf 56:05 99 Bob Ryan Val(4(M9| ANCHORAGE, ALASKA M5S Jonathon Sandridge24:26 Rae Schurter 56:25 100 Robert M. Hansen 1.Bernai.GabrFffl.43,VVSY 33AO Edith Huber 3:28:22 2 ValenlFn.JuslFFio.ao.PBav 3547 JULY 24, 1982 H40 Pearl Folkens 23:34 101 Jack Pennington Ellen Rohm 3:29:08 WSO Fran Green 49:45 3.Sarter,SlF!veFi,40.WRR 35 55 H45 Jan Balzer 24:27 Open Kris Mueller 30:40 June Peterson 65:50 102 Jeffrev Butt i 4.GFXiden.800.44,MfB 36.04 W55 Lydia Backes 3:14:00 WSO Marge Hickerson 25:25 Ann Locke 34:08 103 Garv McNultv i 5.Epslein,HenFy,42.Ros(yFi 36:32 Margarethe Falss3:51:32 469 finishers. 353 men lOU Paul Gorka i from Dan Shea Masltrt (50-59) Ernni Zwingelberg3:55:48 H4D Roger Kenppl 37:20 (75X) 116 women 105 Paul Reese i 1JS Walt HcManus i l.SulherlaFKl.jiFn.SO.Mi 3513 Tim Middleton 37:47 H60 Lieselotte Schultz from Robert Wolff 107 Jack Malonev i 2.jFines.KenFFellF.52.NYMsl 36,)1 3:28:45 ~ Stan Thompson 38:17 108 Ken Smith l 3.fF)(turFe.BFll.54.NVP0 • 36.54 Elfriede Falke 3:48:41 Dennis Hannaham 38:19 109 Wilfredo H. Rios i Sanun (60-69| James Martin 38:21 110 Douglas Deutsch l 1.GrataFii.Roben.60.B(OFtt 44:49 Margret Henger 3:58:52 SEAFAIR/PEPSI CHALLENGE lOK 111 Phil Steel li Christel Meyer 4:06:35 112 Tom Elsasser i 2.NuF2lFila.RF*Fert,60.HnC 46:42 W4D Mary Kemppel 42:29 SEAHLE. HASH. AUGUST 6. OCEAN BEACH lOK a.Jalle.BeFxge.S/.NYMsl 48'35 Friedlinde Leyer4:06:42 Mary Harsolias 42:36 113 John Medici i 28:46 SAN DIEGO. AUGUST 14. 1982 llM Larrv Rusk i nacewallFars Eleanor Putnam 43:53 Open Jon Sinclair W70 Waltraud 115 Rick Pascarella i. 1 FlFjfFaFFF.Ray.30,SAC 49)2 Francie Larrieu 32:26 Open Wally Buckingham 29:57 116 l Kretschmer 4:00:28 Brenda Rigler 44:07 AwarF)Wffffwi—Wmwi Lois Ante 45:07 117 Robert Gallantv l MO Stan Loe 40 34:11 MO Don Shanahan 34:08 118 S. Durrant i V

W40 Ursala Rains 44:23 135 Ross Yates Donna Gookin 45:58 136 Jim Latz Ann Raisanen 137 Robert O'Shea 48:24 138 Roger E. Jones W50 Peggy Price 66:47 138 Ed Cunnion 1®0 Tom Jenkins page 30 National Masters News October 1982

PEPSI CHALLENGE 10K The N(« Hirtaa 10K MIDWEST MASTERS/OPEN 25K SPA/TAC DISTRICT lOK CHAM 4TH ANNUAL BARTLESVILLE. GOLDEN GATE RACE WALKERS DENVER. COLORADO Hattaai, NYC LAKE BLUFF. ILLINOIS PIONSHIPS. LOS ANGELES. OKLA. lOK. SEPT. 6. 1982 1982 lOK CHAMPIONSHIPS AUGUST 15. 1982 AUGUST 29. 1982 STANFORD, CALIF. IfMUnZ Mr Mmlilkaui Hiaww. SEPTEMBER 4. 1982 Open Filbert Bayl 29:27 SEPTEFBER 12. 1982 Open Mike Lohnan 31:31 MWM lun.RujM<.4l.CPIC 33:3S 36 Allen Glese 41 1 :35:39 Vem Whiteside 48:51 AUGUST 15. 1982 3. HMird. SM. 43. CPIC 33:49 40 Maury We1tlauf40 1:36:25 Joyce Momita 44:21 4. Giul. Jims, 40. NYC 34:0S 41 A1 Brodzik 51 1 :36:30 Joeann Goltra 47:18 M40 Sharon Cooper 42:17 Open Chris Haarllton 30:09 15TH WORLD VETERANS i.Cjmiy.D)ii.4S.UM 3S:00 43 Byron Krause 40 1:36:40 Donn Wright 42:20 6. Saltif. Slavtn. 40. WRR M50 Hally Ingram 35:39 DISTANCE RUNNING M40 Hike Heffeman 32:12 3S:S2 46 Jerry Crawford42 1:37:26 Vreni Kemp 43:35 7. Golusliiii. Notmin. 43. CPTC 3S:S6 Tracy Brown 37:40 CHAMPIONSHIPS fIGAL) Bruce Geer 35:30 50 Bob Kenyon 53 1: 38:10 а. ViUnlln.JusUno.40. PSly 3S:S7 Patrick Devlne 37:13 HSO Pat Sloan 61:11 LAKE KAWAGUCHI, JAPAN Larry Faruer 35:49 9. Coodtn. RotMtt. 44. Min 54 Bob Esquire 46 1 :38:30 36:02 Laura Wilson 66:07 SEPTEMBER 14-15, 1982 to. Vlnion. WiKk. 44. Biona 36:06 59 Roy Glllett 40 1 :39:12 H50 Rosemary Omell 56:08 M50 Buz Masters 37:45 Colleen Kirby 69:15 Joe Vangullk 11. Xiyt.VAMiin. 43. HITC 36:17 61 Ton Alford 44 1 :39:23 Allyce Terrell 69:31 lOK 40:26 12. Moiiltsiy. Bdin. 41. B'tyn 36:31 62 Ed Packel 41 1 M35 Gary Madison 33:44 M40 Tim Johnston UK 31:00 Sandor Szabo 42:33 13. Killncr. Ptier. 44. WSY 36:32 :39:22 M60 Glenn Hard 44:15 ll.Hirils. AKon. 42. MlVir 36:34 64 Jim Abble 43 1 :4Q:03 Larry Aduddel 34:08 Roger Robinson NZ 31:25 U40 Lois O'Brien 41:44 Frank Small 47:24 IS. Epsliin. Hwiry.42. Rnlyn 36:44 67 Lou Graf 44 1 :40:21 Paul Shimon 34:14 A1 Huff(5th) USA 33:42 Kanna Uutlnen Jim Bole 48:18 41:55 MlllHl ISO-99) 68 Alan Sener 40 1 :40:26 Alice Jones 42:42 H35 Barbara Ellis 42:15 M45 John Macdonald NZ 33:04 1. Burns. Jo*. S3, MIU 37:40 69 Hark Southard 46 1 ;40:28 W60 Bess James 61:06 HJ Wallace Cara Morton 44:37 45:02 2. Schon. HhO. SO. CPIC 37:S3 72 Will Sheldon 52 1 :41:01 Lucille Adney 66:39 M50 John Woods UK 33:58 3. JoAnson. Clurlti. SI. CPTC Ann Lawson 46:40 Virginia N1cholson46:45 36:37 74 Bob Skienson 49 1 M55 Mathias WaldotaWG 39:42 4. PMli. Edwin. S3. Ui> 3B:43 :41;24 5. Johnson, WHRifli.SI. NmrFiS from Bill Adams M60 John Gilmour AUS 35:42 AMERICA'S FINEST CITY HALF- 38:S3 82 Warren Utes 62 1:42:21 б. Joiws. Pifknr. S2. PPTC 39:2S M65 Cliwe Davies USA 37:19 85 Bob Bruce 60 1:42:33 MARATHON; SAN DIEGO. 7. Sknonlt. Josnph. S4. CPIC 39:46 M70 — JAP 43:54 8. Vino. PW. SO. Bioni CAMPBELL CREEK 8K RUN AUGUST 22. 1982 40:22 87 Harry Roberts 59 1:42:37 M75 Ed Benham USA 43:48 9. Rhodin. Ralph. S3. NtwFrS 40:29 88 Chuck Bundy 50 1:42:51 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA MSG — JAP NT Open Doaringo Tibadulza 10 HandUnun. Jon. S2. NRkIm 41:07 SEPTEMBER 5. 1982 93 Paul Wolf 50 1:43:39 GLAZA/KNBC PEACOCK lOK JAP NT 1:03:46 Stnlwi (60-69) M85 —- Open Ron Towney LOS ANGELES. SEPT. 12. H90 Braun WG 66:38 Uura DeWald 1:16:55 1.Gihboni. Ion. SI. MM 39:16 110 Andrea HBrr1s34'

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