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MASTERS AGE RECORDS 1990 World and U.S MASTERS . NIKE - JAVELIN - Athletic mesh A synthetic leather upper Ankle 3 ^ and arch support straps with 10-spike plate and solid rubber RIVARIVAL PLUS - Poly-pa* and suede upper. EVA wedge and mini-waffle outsolc White/Red/Black. forefoot pad with rubber outsolc A forefoot nylon 6-spike Sizes: 6-14,15 ............................................................. plate A great versatile entry level team spike INTERNATIONALIST - Poly-pag A synthetic suede upper. White/Natural-Charcoal. White/Red, White/Royal Blue. EVA wedge and forefoot pad with rubber outsole and forefoot AGE RECORDS Sues. 3-13.14.15,16 . ...................................$3540 nylon 6-spike plate. Versatile spike for runners, hurdlers and ZOOM LIGHT - Poly-pag, stretch mesh A synthetic suede vaultere. White/Blue upper. Phyion silver wedge, EVA forefoot pad with rubber Sizes: 3-13.14,15,16 ........................................................... $4440 outsole wrap A forefoot nylon 6-spike plate. Superb snug NIKE ZOOM SPRINT - Synthetic nylon A suede upper fitting spnnt shoe. White/Royal Blue-Cense, Yellow Phyion silver wedge. EVA forefoot pad A forefoot 6-spike Sues. 6W-12 .. ...................................................... $60.00 plate designed for optimal flexibility A traction. Silver/Black ZOOM EXTRA - New wave shadow poly-pag and synthetic Sues: 6 -1 3 ......................................................................... $60.00 suede upper Full length EVA silver midsole with EVA heel wedge Soldi rubber waffle stud outsole with flexible poly­ •••• CONVERSE CLOSE-OUT SPECIALS •••• 1990 urethane 7-spike plate. Versatile spike for track A cross­ country runners. White/Amazon Green-Clockwork Orange. JAVELIN - Durable blue suede upper with adjustable mid­ Sues 4-13 ........................................................$44.06 foot strap which stabilizes and secures foot. Sole is made of non-slip rubber studded material. Ten spikes in each shoe LONG JUMP - Nylon and synthetic suede upper EVA (four in heel). Blue/White midsole with negative taper Solid rubber outsole and forefoot Size: 7-13............................................................................ *».00 nylon 7-spike plate White/Navy Blue-Red. Sues. 6-13 ........ ......................................................$52.00 HIGH JUM P - Special nylon cork forefoot spike plate atten­ uates shock and stabilize the foot when jumping Red suede HIGH JUMP - Nylon and synthetic suede upper. EVA upper. Eight sp ik e in each shoe (two in heel). Rcd/White forefoot pad. Full-length nylon 10-spike plate and rubber Size: 4- lOW........................................................................ $35.00 outsole wrap. White/RoyaJ Blue-Black. Sizes: 6-13 ...................................................................... $52.00 LONG JUMP. SPRINT, HURDLES - Lightweight perfor mance shoe deigned for optimal support, traction, and stabil­ NIKE LARGE DUFFLE BAG - Denier nylon, water resistant, ity Six sp ik e in each shoe. White/Red. front zipper compartment, side mesh shoe/wet zipper com­ Sizes: 6.7.8.8W.9.9W, 10-12W .............................................$3240 partment. carry handle, adjustable/detachable shoulder strap. Available in Blue or Black. DISTANCE NYLON - Lightweight with extra cushioning 22'A" x 11' * 14' ................................................................$24.00 designed for events with extreme or prolonged heel impact. Six spikes in each shoe. White/Blue NIKE SIGNATURE LYCRA SHORTS A TIGHTS - 78% Antron nylon/22% Lycra, elastic waist with drawcord, heat Sizes. 4-9W (no 8W) ...........................................................$30.00 transfer logo on upper left leg. Flame, Blue, or Black. SHOT, DISCUS, A HAMMER — Bhn/Whitc suede. Sizes. S.M.L.XL ............ Shorts .......................$20.00 Sizes: 4-5W...........................................................................$3040 Tights .........................$2640 INDOOR - Molded rubber outsole and unique spike plate provides superb traction on different indoor surfaces. NEW COLORS AND MODELS ••• Yellow/Red Sizes: 8-10W (no 10) ...........................................................$3040 WAFFLE RACER - Extremely Lightweight “spikeless spike" WAF SPRINT - A lightweight performance shoe designed for racing shoe White/Black-Electnc Green. intermediate and advanced sprinters. White/Red Sizes: 4-13 .................................................................. $33.00 Sizes: 8-9W .........................................................................$3040 SHOT A DISCUS - Athletic mesh and suede upper. Phyion silver wedge and full-length BRS 1000 outsole. White/Blue/ STEEPLECHASE - A light, cushiony shoe with open weave Black mesh which allows water to pass through. Blue/White Sues 6-14,15 ....................................................................$5240 Sizes: 10W.ll .......................................................................$3040 SHIP TO: Nam e____________________ P ro d u c t S iz e QTY P ric e Ext. Address__________________ City/State/Zip______________ Telephone________________ □ MC □ VISA N o .___ Shipping A Handling $3.00 ELITE SALES. Inc. CO D O ' 6***13 00 Ex,r* Exp. Date_________________ B ox 345 Total Amount Enclosed Accord. MA 02018 Overseas orders add Signatu re_________________ Athletes wave to the cheers of 10,000 people at the opening ceremonies of the VIII World Veterans In M a ss (617) 749-4389 20% for * urface freight, 1 (800) 433-0324 30% for air freight • Express Mail Available Championships in Eugene on July 28. Photo by Gretchen Snyder Call Toll Free 1-800-433-0324 $4.00 MASTERS AGE RECORDS 1990 World and U.S. age records for track & field —age 35 and above Compiled by Peter Mundle - men’s records Shirley Dietderich - women’s records Age records for race walking—age 40 and above Compiled by Alan Wood - U.S. men’s records Don Henry - U.S. women’s records Gordon Wallace - World men’s records Addresses: Peter Mundle: 4017 Via Marina, *C301, Venice, CA 90291 Shirley Dietderich: 5 Arcade Ave., Berkeley, CA 94708 Alan Wood: Regency House, Room 254, Pomptdn Plains, NJ 07444 Don Henry: 24 Fairview Ave., Brick, NJ 08724 Gordon Wallace: 102 Aztec St., Prescott, AZ 86301 Masters Age Records 1990 has the blessing of The Athletics Congress (TAC) Masters Track & Field Committee, Jerry Donley, Chairman. This book was published with the help of the National Masters News, and Nolan Fowler (compiler of the weight throws). A special thanks to the former publisher of Masters Age Records, Track & Field News, for their introduction of this publication and their support of the masters pro­ gram through it. These pages contain the known world age records in every standard track and field event, age 35 and above, as of October 31, 1989. If an American does not hold the world record, the American record is listed after that of the world record holder. The pentathlon marks are now computed using the 1985 IAAF tables. Information, from left to right: age, performance, athlete’s name and residence (or country of origin), and date of meet. Key to abbreviations: n = noteworthy racewalk marks; h = heat; m = metric event; i = indoor mark; dec = mark made in decathlon; pen = mark made in pentathlon; w = wind-assisted mark; y = mark recorded during an English measurement (yards, feet, miles) race; p = verification of birthdate, etc. pending. -3- 49 11.3 Peter Mirkes(GFR) 6 - 2 6-77 82 15.63 Harry Gathercole(AUS) 7-30-89 11.4 Robert Mi 1ler(UA) 6 - 2 1-86 16.9 Herbert Anderson(CO) 7-28-84 w11.3h Jack Greenwood(KS) 8-13-75 16.9 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 5-26-84 W16.69 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 8-18-84 50 11.2 Kenneth Dennis(CA) 7-18-87 83 16.47 Gulab Singh(IND) 7-30-89 w 1 1.03 Kenneth Denms(CA) 8 - 1 5-87 16.94 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 5-25-85 51 11.40 Thane Baker(TX) 9-24-83 w 1 6 . 7 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 9-14-85 MEN’S TRACK & FIELD 11.4 Hugo Hartenstein(CO) 5-24-86 84 17.4 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 6-2 1 - 8 6 w 1 1.24 Reginald Austin(AUS) 11-29-87 w17.2 A. E. Pitcher(IN) 8-1 0 - 8 6 52 11.3 Thane Baker(TX) 6-23-84 85 16.98 Charles Booth(AUS) 7-30-89 wlO.99 Thane Baker(TX) 6- 5-84 18.70 Herbert Anderson(CO) 12- 5 -87 u11.2 Kenneth Dennis(CA) 6 - 18-89 18.7 Buell Crane(ID) 7-26-85 53 11.5 Thane Baker(TX) 8- 3-85 86 18.91 Konrad Boas(NY) 7-30-89 11.50 Bert Lancaster(PA) 9-19-81 18.94 Herbert Andcrson(CO) 8- 6 -88 w 1 1.4 Milton Newton(CA) 3 - 28-87 73 13.6 Lamar Jackson(CA) 6- 3-79 87 19.3 Duncan McClean(GBR) 8-25-72 54 11.5 Thane Baker(TX) 5-24-86 100 YARD DASH 74 13.7 Josiah Packard(CA) 4-30-78 19.43dec A. E. Pitcher(lN) 6 - 1 7-89 55 11.6 Payton Jordan(CA) 4- 1-72 w13.4 Lamar Jackson(CA) 5-17-80 88 16.3 35 09.6 Clifton Bertrand(TRI) 8- -71 Duncan McClean(GBR) 7- 6-73 75 56 11.6 Alfred Guidet(CA) 6-22-74 4- 7-73 13.4 Herbert Anderson(CO) 10- 1-77 21.7 Harry Jackson(PA) 7-28-84 10.1 Kenneth Dennis(CA) 11.6 Payton Jordan(CA) 76 14.3 Lamar Jackson(CA) 5- 1-82 6-23-73 89 16.5 10.1 Maurice McDonald(NC) 4- 3- 7 6 Duncan McClean(GBR) 6- -74 77 Lamar Jackson(CA) 5- 7-83 wll.5 Bernard Hogan(AUS) 12-18-76 Bob Warren(IA) 8 - 2 5-73 14.6 90 19.9 Duncan McClean(GBR) 6-14-75 10.1 57 11.6 Payton Jordan(CA) 6-22-74 pi 4.4 Leslie Thomas(OH) 10-25-88 23.4 36 09.6 Clifton Bertrand(TRI) 6- 8-72 58 Herb Kirk(MT) 8-1 6 - 8 6 78 7-26-80 11.9 Payton Jordan(CA) 4-27-75 Lamar Miller(MI) 6 - 1 9-82 14.3 Herbert Anderson(CO) 92 20.67 Jing-chan Wang(TAI) 12- 5-87 9.9 59 11.7 Payton Jordan(CA) 0 14.1 Herbert Anderson(CO) 7-25-81 3-20-76 93 37 09.7 Walt Butler(CA) 6 - 1 1 - 7 8 23.15 Jing-chan Wang(TAI) 7-30-89 p13.2 Duncan McClean(GBR) - -64 24.7 38 09.9 Walt Butler(CA) 6- 2-79 60 12.0 Payton Jordan(CA) 6 - 2 5-77 Herb Kirk(MT) 8-1 1 - 8 9 14.5 A.
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