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OFFICIAL PUBIJCATION OF THE UNITED STATES TRACK AND FIELD FEDERATION 

VOLUME 1? JUNE 19?2 NUMBER 198 

I]otrble Oll'nrpian. Irark 

.Iusi a stelpirg stonc to 

Shorter, for,her "Yaleie ' 

a victory at Ntrnj.h? 

\rtnring NCAA 6 nile. 

Phdo by J ei{ Johcqi

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cahp, This ycar the pr.gram rtill ruh from AuerLst 27, 

19?2 through Seplember 1, 1972j .h€ck ih titu€ is t:OO p. 

lM. The cadp will be held at the Fhiladelphia yMCA 

Camp6ite in Downlngtoq,n, Pa. This camp i6 for evelyone; 

De4, women, boys and giri6 from ages 12 years 

and up. Ba6eball, 9askerbal1, Swiming, and Tennis 

ar- ". dir"br-, hF a-L ^.. b- nient thr-o bJ , r s 

guest ' 

speake!s, plus a trackm€et. Tolal cost is $.19.00 

pe! person belore August l, 19?2. .A.fter August lsr, Lbe 

co€t will be $54.00 pea persob, For morc in{ormarion 

contact - I-arry Sinmohs, 6027 Camac Srrccr, Phita., 

Pa. 19141 Phone- lzr5) cA1 9369. cuest Coach.s- rra 

Davis & lvi1bu! Ross. 

JDNNY'S FIRST ANNUAL ROCHESTER M,A]RATHON 

Labo! Day, Septeab€r 4, I97Z - IA:AA A. M, Rochesrcr, 

Ne\r York. Awards: Trophi€s, mcrchandise awarcls ro 

lirst.l0 rrrmers. Teah trophy. Veterans a!,ards. 

Entry lorhs lrom: Don Balsamo, 156 Lalayette Fkwar-, 

Rochester, N.Y, 14625, 

24 HOUR REI-{Y, Saturday and Sunday, Augu6t 5-6, 

1972, Yorkrorh H. S., Arlington, Va.' just N1t oI \rashington, 

D. C,, inside Washington Beltway (,195) one 

hau nay to Fotomac River; use cxit 9 otf Behway on 

I-ee Highway (Route 29l211) to HarrisonSt,, lelr rwo 

blocks ahd right one to school at z?th and creenbriar 

Sts, , Arlihgron, Va. Entry $1,00 per runcr. iegrsLcr 

uP to 9(l Dinutes befor€ race start at Z:00 P.M. Ten 

rumer6 or Less pe! teah. 1fill make up teams if desired 

at race, Trophies ro toD 25 Iini6hers, medals to ea.h 

memb€r ol top rhree reamsj Masters Division trophies 

to rop fihlshers in,10-.19, 50-59 and 6l] & Ov€r, A1l- 

(eather track, lighrs, no steepinj: accomodations, may 

be cold a! hlght. Racc iatormatior on this and other 

iac€s in Washington area from Larry Noel, LO5 North- 

\'ay Road, qreenbelt, Maryiand 20770. phone 3!l .l?.1 

9362. 

LONDON 1'O BRIGHTON TRAVEL FUND - Aboul rwo 

years ago, the begihning ol a fund tor tong distance 

iunnine in the Pacilic Assn. (AAL) Itas initiated by rhe 

3 

1{e8t Valley TC. The sole lurpose of this lud was - 

to raise enough moDey to sebd their top 5C hite! to 

rhe London-Brighroh 52 Miler in England, Darryt 

Beardau was the individual that was named, bu! he 

was unable to make it elthe! of the pasr two yeals be_ 

cau6€ ol illnc66. Bob Dcines repre6ented rhe PA-AAU 

last year ar a much reduced rate floh the normal roDd. 

trip to London- At lresent rhere is s!i[ g,!35.58 in the 

lud, and i9 is still gaining interesf. 

WVTC would like ro !ai6e more fro.ey for this fu4d so 

that a team could be sent thi6 year, The race is at the 

end of Septedber, so time i6 ruhning short. Tho6e beinE 

sent \rou1d b€ Darryl Beardall, Jor whom the fund was 

initiared, Skit Houk (Nationar 50 Mile Champion) and 

one other in.li!'idual, ar prcsent not known (eligibtes 

would be Jolu Pagliano, Jose Cortez, Tcd Corbirt, Jim 

Mclloaagh, Ke! YoDg, and possibly a terv others). 

All donarions to this fund 6hou1d be scnr to Bob DeCe[€, 

P,O. Box 362, Alaheda, Calif, 9.1501 aa{:t madc out to 

'AAU Iravel Fun.l. LDL reader6 conrrlbuting ju6t gl 

rtould tuake thc rrip a lealftt. --Jackt,eydig-- 

Sccletary, Nat 1. LDRC 

NATIONAL JR. 15 KILON,IE 1'ER CIjAMPIONSHIP AND 

OPENRACE, Sunday, S€proarb€r 3, 1972, crecabelt, 

Marylan.t (Junior Chafrpjonshir.cction open onty lo 

AAU m.mbers uder 20 rears_ Ci npionship medals & 

Plches ro lirst thf.e live-DraI t€ams and tirsr Lhree Jr, 

runers, Trophies ro first 20 Iirishers overalt ai.j an 

Open team a*ard. Ccrtilied .:ourse through the roads 

ol the Agriculrural Fafni. Racc 6tarts ar 5;00 p.M. & 

entrle6 acceprcd until .!:r0 Ir.M. Locarion: Ljraden 

,. o' s:.. sdt ,';-"-.,.q 

Parklvay and near Exit 28 oJ lvaslingron B, jhr ay ".(495) 

15 miles NE oI washihgtoD, D.C. Ale:arder Barhes, 

5D Laurel Hill Rd., CaceDbelr, Md. ZO?70. trhohc 3ril 

.174 5310. Entry Fee: $2,00, Shor.cr6 and .hessine 

I1 1'AS A GLORIOUS, T'ANTASTIC MEE1'TROM 

START 1O IINISH -- nugen€, Oregon - Eugene's swing. 

ihg rracklans turned out 144, t00 srrong over a lressuc_ 

packed l0 days oI Ol}'Dpic Triats comrctirion (causing 

us ro be ealra late lith rh.j LD Log this mohrh) ah.t the 

smash hit.omFriri,ely Irom start ro Jinish. 

None of the events carne uD short on thrills., X€n Moor€ 

and smoorh, lough (you ramc i! & Frahk quatilnst) FraDtr 

Shortcr 1oDe.l in rog.th.r in a rtcad-heat aft.r rhe Z6,ri. 

385y ol Lh. maralhon. Aller the Ii!st tt]-eites, r,e ile- 

.ided to sav. it for l4uni.h, Shorter explaihe.t. A 

har.l rac.r to.lay *ould have hurr our chances ovcr rhere: 

Apparenrly rt will take a tough runer to Stop prc' in 

th€ i,000n. (]eorgc Young brourjht with htm the vast 

experrence rhar 3,1 ycars of living and thr.. Olympic 

Camcs can provid--, llus a competftiv€ drrwe secon.t to 

none. H€ ran ao American recorri Jor rhe 5, OOOh ar 

Hayfard Field, a.d evcn that.ouldn'r srop pre, l.he 

i.1ol ol rrack rracky Oregon broke u! a srirring ituct wirh 

the ahazinB Young over the tinal 6OOy and lctt the Amer_ 

rcan record in ruins. ljre .lock€.t t3:22.8 to c.ack his 

own hark of 13:29,8 set .arlier rhis year, 

This $as only a steppihg srone, he ahnoun.ed. with 

the Prop.r training and th€ propcr resr, I trilt ru! los 

Iast.r in Munich, Ron Clarke's ."orl.i recor.l is t3:16.6, 

so you ran take it frorn there. 

Dave Wottl€, Jim Ryun, Jllf CaUoway, B.b 14heeler, 

L. l \"9 . on q - on, - v" ,, D- p Bro^n- 

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I 

MAX I{HITE wlNS 3?TH ANNUAL YONIiERS MARATHON 

Yonkers, N.Y., Jue ll- Ma: Whit€, a receht Princeton 

graduate, won the Yonker6 Maialhon in 2:29:42.8. 

The race was sponsored by the Yonker€ Raceway in conjuciion 

witb the Yonkers Jaycees to salute Yohkers on 

it6 centennial anniversart. The course was four 1ai,s 

'iLhsom" oI \- runJng on.le \orlFr" troLL:n- L-a.L. 

With cool rveather, the runners had no difliculty Irom 

the w€ather standpoinr. Ha!d trai4lhg Jo€1 Pasternak 

of Pater6oh, N.J, finished second in 2:32:07. Veteran 

Vince Chiappetta linished fourth & in so doing caprured 

the Senior Met, AAU Champioashi!. He led the Milllose 

AA to the teah chahpionshit Ior the eighth straight 

year. Ther€ were 127 stalters and 87 Jinisher6. ]v1rs. 

Niha Kuscsik of the SdJolk AC was the only l.:maj. Iinisher 

in 3:22:21. In the overau linish she would have 

been 53rd. Bill King oI rhe Pem AC sas rh€ first vet 

140 & Ovet) to {ini6h and T€d Corbirt sas the lst Master. 

A lucheon was seived alrcr thc race at the Holiday lnn 

c rd p ,_ ! ' aL' \-s, h -", n-o" . x, -r,iIi r,-.1 

wele awaaded. The Raceway 'ro fill sponsor the race again 

nclr ycar on May 23!d, 

L Mrv White, Princeron Univ. /Bo6to^ A-4, Zt29:12.8 

2. Joel Fasternak, William PaterEon Colle"-e, 2,32:a7 

2:33.54 

,1. Vihce Chiap!.tta, Milhose AA, (1st Sr. Met)?:36:33 

5. Johh Carlcpp, Milirose AA (2nd Sr, Met. ) 2:39r,10 

6, David Senechalle, Sr. Anth. BC, (3rd Sr. Met)2:39:a5 

7. Eric 1lralrhcr, Sr. Ahthony's BC, 

8. Par Han on, 

9. Jaoes Ke1ley, ! ordham University, 

10, Bill Gordoh, St. Anthoay 6 BC, 

z r3 9:58 

Z r.11:,18 

Z.4Z:41 

2141,11 

11. Pat Bastick, Millrosc AA, Z:ILt1a, \2. DanieL iar- 

6on, Yale Uhiv,, 2:5tii23; 13, Jolu Aracundi, u.at., 

Ou---., N, L, Z l:2/: 

tans, Conn., 2:50:5,1r 15. JimlsenLei!, !:inceton 

Univ., 2:51;t4j 16. aill Kingj 13, Penn AC, 2:a1:iai 

1?. Perca Brill, Shorc AC, 2:5.1:Ol; lE. Jo€ Eurns, 13, 

United AA, 2:57:20; 19. Bcrhard KalalL, ,10, Lohg Is- 

1ai.I AC, Z:57:22,20. Ddiin .l€rome, unat., Va,, 

2:58:08t 21, Jonn Skislak, Shor. AC, 2:58:i7: 22. FrahL 

SpineUa, No. Jers€t, Z:58:l2j 23. Ted Corbirr, 52, 

NYPC, 2:59:02j 2,t. F. Faherry, unat., 2:59:31! 25, 

Michael Scarbrough, Unit€d AA, 2:59:31r 26. Paul Fetscher, 

Long I6lahd AC, l:00:4Or 2?. tlarry tserko{,itz, 

Penn AC, 3:00:58; 28. Bob Reinert6cn, uhat., Ry€, 

N.Y., 3:01:25;29, Peter Nolan, unat., N.J., 3:01:.10; 

30. Thomas Webb, Grand Central YMCA, 3:02:.,10; 31. 

JoseI}I Butchko, 44, uar., 3:03:36; 32. C€org€ Calle, 

Stratfold Spaltans, 3:03:44r 33. Paur Riefberg, LIAC, 

3,Q5,22: 31. Paul Leo Mcsorley, ,rl, Penn AC, 3:05:39i 

35. MarshalL Childs, unar., 3:06:55; 36. Arturo lvlon- 

'' ro, s r" fo!r 5!,"r'"'", l: o: 2: -. Bill SI-auha 

Millrose AA, 3:09:08; 38. Norman Friedtuan, St.Anth. ', 

BC, 3:09:55; 39. Tom Bah, Sholc AC, 3:10:56; 40. 

Johr lvlurphy, Milho6e AA, 3:10.56i ,11, Anthony Cuer- 

StlZ:Z ', r?. eflrc/ Do6Fn, Os'in-ng, \. 

Y,, 3:1.1:0Zj .13. Jerly Sfrith, unat,, 3:14:25;4.1. Henry 

Tuc!e-, NYAC, rili l8 rr. Dic\ Kusc"'!, Sl. ^ 

rf,8., 

3r15:33; 46. Richard McMahon, B!ory, N. Y. , 3:15:.18; 

47. Don Dixon, .44, West Side YMCA, 3:15:.!8; i18. Je!ry 

Egeueld, Queens, N,Y., 3:18:54;,19, Danier Tejada, 

CCNY, 3:18:54j 50. Edward Graham, unat., NYC, 3:20: 

36 c]. -dârd Kra :e., shor" ,A., r:21:l1i q2, Trnne 

Taylor, 5?, CJIC, 3:?Z:A2t 53. Fhilip Livingston, una., 

Sea C1i{f, 3:22:09; 54. Bill Coyne, MiUlose AA,3:23:17; 

55, Jack Sretch, uat,, Brooklyn, N.Y.,3:32:,10; 

56. Paul Oertb, .!.1, Coldcn ltest, 3:33:05; 57, Jifr 

Rooncy, .13, uat,, NYC, 3:34:12i 58. Robert Weir, 

NYPC, 3:14:29; 59. Fred Lcbovr, St. Anth. BC, 3: 

3.1:3060- Jack lra11ace, ,,10, Yonkers, 3:31:3L 6L 

l tahk Stranahan, ,19, N. Y. , 3:3,1:33; 62. Robelt 

Nclson, ,12, uat., 3:35rl6j 63. Frank ReiUy, Unit€d 

AA, 3:35:55; 6,1, Mauro Capurso, 45, North Yonk€rs 

3t36tO5t 65. James No1aa, 4?, N.Y,, 3r36:33. 

vF'. ea*: v:tr.o. - AA. o l. r'. pr no, y s 

BC, 12! 3, Long Island AC, 31; .1. Uiited AA, 31; 

5, NYFC, 3?. --Joe Kleinerman-- 

. | .( --o\ 

(r9?2), havins complcteii fiaal 1ap aroud Re6ervoir, 

with a good 1€ad at about 24 miles Nent on to ri! 

Yonk€rs Marathon in Zt?9AZ.a (6-lL-72) 

(Photo - lvalt Westerholm) 

ANNOUNCI..IG IST ANNUAL ROAD RLTNNERS CLUB 

oI New Yolk Pentathlon, Sunday, July 30, l97Z at Van 

Cortlandr Park Stadim, BroN, N. Y. Order ot Erenr' 

- q \,rilps, 880. 2 11 s. .. . -, .ro h:F,. 

l0 redals, 7 Vet Awards. Enrry F€e: $1. OO to Kult 

Steiner, 1660 E. Zlst St. , Biooklln, N.I. lI2tO 

YONKERS RACE NoTES. .Ii raas qui.e a week for 

young Max White of lvlassachuselts. On Tuesday, he 

graduated from Princetoh magna crm laude and several 

days aJter(ards, he {as accepted inro th€ Lniv" of 

V r,-n," s -" r to ..Crs i o aros. 6J, f- srcd 

80th, just or€r the four-hour lihit.

PfIOTO EELOW - VINCE CHIAPPETTA, lvlilhose AA, 

by tinishing ,1th in the Yonkers Marathon {6-u-72) 

the.ebt won the Sr. Met AAU Marathon tiile, Vince is 

Pre" oenL ol he Ro-d Dur.^cr" rLub o A cr c". 

(Photo - 1valt wcstcrholm) 

MRS. NINA (USCSIK, of ih€ S!{olk A. C. , L. L , 

or11t \toman start€r, enjoyed rhe 6cenery aroud 

Iilhierv R€servoir and ran a steady race to finish 

in 3;22:21 in the Yonk€rs l\'Iarathon. Scene is arotrd 

lhe 2.t-dite mark, (Photo - lralt West€rhotm) 

5 

Record Falls in T'akunassee Ruces 

LOJG BRANCII 

n frh .Mual scf.r orT*an 

,soc Lak. r0at1 ra.es got 

.ia 10 a lad slr[ lasl mghl 

Nilh ore record clo.king l\to 

pedorDran.es, 

'car.!!ord 

and over 130 trackmcn com. 

peting on the fou. race Pfo- 

Shore AC's Pat rauetl, a 

reccil gnduate ol St. nose 

High schdl, provid.d ihe r& 

nark fof thr vod.n\ o'* 

mik .veir fo 5:t?.3. Tne 

slate high school nile.hrnD 

lrln br a 200.rald marsin 

orer Tofrs Rrv.r No ht 

luD.d jn by Shore ICs Har 

n Ndl.tr in lh. fren\ 

SA ld run - 

16:23. jus| 

eishr sr.onds oll rbe 1963 re 

cod pacc dl 16:15 by ei Sehn 

llall nar gruce Rafaerly, 

and Shore Regional Leshnan 

Pctd SrLnc {nb r 1:5l)mrl. 

l6xt look llic bols ll..nC uD 

Conplcting lh. lis( ot opPn 

jdg d.y nnreN \vas Phila 

delphia ACs Bob Mimm of 

lvillinBbom, {ho led th. 

3.4.milc \ralkeE in 27505 

This eas r race lhrL lea. 

rured inkrnatioDal entryPhil 

Ch:Dmah ol Enslatrdk Bd!h' 

ton _ and Hore -Ac. {ho anished 

lou h afle. compleiing 

a sliDt a kcek ago as na!i. 

neital record{elting walk!. 

'I litought I could gd R.I 

illys r.cdd ' sard Nrhr 

Bl1* 'r 

Fas ov{. 'Evtrt 

|lrlng {r\ nsht, the {eatt' 

er 9as p.rte.t, a.d I was in 

gdod shape Ouas 111 lust 

har. lD iry hardc. next Mon' 

Asbury Park High senio. 

Ri.h (a.rh unleashed a 

nmfg rliisb ig k.k 1o tr:b 

tu b.a nircs !rr. i.c.rdrd 

ii . hj{lr (')ol citrJ IJc 

i,rDed Phil Irin.k o( Ior. 

inotrLir B.a.li. $ho sl.ncd r! 

a lrdrrnan ar A(uDas couest 

ol rlri.higan rhh spfiDg, by 

Thc ,.4 mile. a0.actod : 

lield oI 7?. afid sDecial aqe 

g.oup trdpbres eent t0 

founh place Russcll Joncs oI 

Rumson d? division). sjxthplacc 

Jrfr Ketse. oI Itiddlelinn 

r16). 22Dd place Frcd 

Grrtkorski of PointPr.asrni 

Boach 115i, ard J3rd ph.c 

Jjfr Dorar ot Spljns Lakc 

1he races alo sponsored Ir 

th. lrng ahnch Departnerit 

oI Pa.ks. R.croation and 

conse.ralion ,nd siaged iD 

coopiration silh lbe Shofr 

]\C Sessions ale scheduhd 

orery lloDday unril Aug. t3 

rid , L f rrrr .thkhs a.e

l 

9 

THREE WAY TIE IN NATIONAL POSTAL ONE HOUR 

Kndville, Tenn. , May Z7, 19 lZ 9:00 A. M. - Tbee 

Ea€t Temessee State University Itish Olldlic FG]!ct6 

finished in a dead heat, c@ering 11 mi1e6, 975y in the 

Southern Regional National AAU One Hour Run, held on 

the tartd trackat the Univ€r6ity d Tennes6ee. 

Neii Cu6ackand bloth€ts P. J. & Eddie Leddy cme in 

Btlide lor stride ahead ol rearrrmate Pat Durnin, Nho 

covered l0 miles, l44ly. The field included 22 cdperitors 

divided ihto {our age groups. (Sumy, 60-). 

L, -'e, N.il Cusacr. P... -F.ol, roorF -Fao), r.T-11. 

TC, ll miles, 975y; ,4. Pat Durnin, E. Tenn. TC, lom, 

l44ly; 5. Rev. George conn, E,Tenn. TC, lom, 50Iy 

(lst 30 to 39)r 6. Bryan Wi16on, KnoxvlU€ TC, 10m,399y 

7. Alden Galdner, Knoxville TC, 10m, 3l8y; 8. Bob 

Godwin, Knox.TC, 9m, l66ly;9. DickSchuler, Knox. 

TC, 9@,864yi 10. Lloyd Lundin, Khox,Tc, 8m, l6?6y 

1I6t 50 & over)r ll. Andy Gipson, Jackson YMCA, 86, 

1,1?,4y; 12, Joel Eisenberg, unat., 8m, 1336y; 13. Jame6 

Carmichael, Jackron YMCA, 8m, 1121y; 1,1. Douglas 

Zihdernan, E.Tenn.TC, 8m, UOTyt 15. M,R. Love, 

uat., 8m, 1008y;15. James cobbte, KTC, 8m, 605y, 

16t Veteran (Over 40)- Dr. Tom Prince, Knox. TC, 

n----n., nll ' 

rrl.rq- RACE 

lt[0$$ lt l[[f[ Ulll[ or oerLrs iiiri,."-to.o .r- 

DA\. M,a 1 b, lo,l ar 

{a l,rhire Pock r ar,.. D/ as. TFx:s 

*.. ;r@nd lhF L"< (j:. vlI""j 

\l P.u: r'ornon, iu .i: ':2 

#r_ . a,' P- r). 28. oq:4o, . | .dn 

u ,!, 

r8, oo:28 j. -s6a 

^:'.hPn. 

\l ca-a.oz' 25, 69:11: 5. Joe lYilll 

kinso., 1?, 69:14; 6, Jeremiah 

Stark, 50, 69:3lj 7. Jim Patterson, 

15, 74:05i 8. Joe Lynch, 23, 76tZZ,9. 'fi.n 

Carroll, 16, 76:32; 10, Kcmeth Roden, 31, 75:52; 11, 

Don Davies, 32, 76t53,12. Don Zetnick, 41, 17:0I, 13. 

James Phillips, 3\, 78.42a 14, Bill Covington, 40, ?8: 

35i 15. Bill Shirleyr ZA, a?:12t 16. Gcorge Boyd, ,14, 

8.1:03; 1?. Sab HartiDg, 37, 84:04i 18. Eush Elkin, 58, 

84:05; 19. Jim Rochel, 46, 8.l159, 20. Harry Henke, 63, 

9l:33; 21. Rii€y Abercrombie, 55, 94:21i 22. Annabell€ 

catboy, 21, 9.1:21. (Colin O Brien holds .ou!se record 

in 57:24). 

OPEN SIX MILES - l. Ji6 Ewing, 33, 29;40; 2. Doug 

Chan€y, 19, 32rl0i 3. Richard Pctligres., 19, 32:3?t 4. 

Mike Albert, 17, 34:2Oi 5. Dave Moore, \A, 35:31..6. 

Biett Rog€rs, I7, 36:l0i ?. Bill Eppright, 52, 36:10t 8, 

Weldon Smith, 40, 36:15t 9, Mike Schlink, 36, 37:.lii 

10. J.M. Mastervich, 21, 38:30; 11. Marshall Ludy, 

14, 39:38; l?. Bill Heinr, 15, 39:45' 13. Gary Sriipling, 

2-, ,o:Jo: tl. I.anl'Car-o r, r-. 40:4r' tc, Iim Spc-., 

42t27r 16- Wi\h.d Bail€y, 48, .44:00;1?. James Clark, 

Jt., 35, 44tZZ, 18. Frahk Taylor, 38, 45:10r 19. Bill 

Alig, 19, ,16:l?j 20. Ronald D. Mathes, 11, i15:2.1, (25 

Iinishet6) *Jim Ewing established 

OPEN TWO MILES- l. Kemeth Nichols, 26, 10t15,2. 

Rodney Durham, 18, l0:24j 3. Dale Hoiton, 1?, 10:30; 

,1. Carl Foster, 21, IQt43t 5. Phil Elsron, 29, 10:47' 

6. Ralph Taite, 29, l0:50; ?, Brian U6!ey, 12, 10:50,5; 

8. .orb"L Br)anr. 2q. l0:5i: a. u"ocg- BarneLl, 16, 

l1:05; 10. Al caraoll, 3r, ri:08. (39 linisaers, 

WOMENS MILE- t. Mary Jones, 28, 6:03; 2. Pauiine 

Aavazo6, 20, 6:0.1; 3. Batbala Draid, U, 6:17. 

Note6: Paul Hoffmanis 5?:40 was an exceprional 

peTloamahce in the heat & hl]midity, Colin O,Brieai6 

couase lecord of 5?:28 was €stablish€d tast Dece&bel 

in .oo1, dly weather,. ln the 6ix hile, Jih ENing est: 

lished a new course record ol 29:401 1 This was a per6 

nal best lor rhe 33-year-old Jim. He later acknoet€dg 

h" l" L Lh-' 5- "r' o! Loo Ia. a-d ha ro .at ro- _t 

the last 3 eiles, He pasFed the first mile in 4:3? I His 

dinnea the night belore coasist€d oI a piece of pecan 

pie and a dish of blueberry cobbler. Io! breakfaBt he 

had six cookie€ and a cup o{ tea. So you see, Kenny 

Moore's article in the iate6l issue ol Sports Illustratec 

on the Japanese Marathon ha6 a lot oI 6ubstance wheD 

h€ ralks about calbohydrate food. , There is a !o66ib11it 

of a 50 miler at \yhlte Rock in about NorexrDer. 

--T"lraB- Vo.-iso-.- 

ZIEGLER 1'INS 5-MILE RIVERSIDE RUN IN RECORD 

TIME - RIVERSIDE DRIVE, TULSA, OKLAHOMA 

Saturdat, Jbe 3, 1972 - Terly Ziegler bloke hi6 own 

cour6c recori in repeariag as wime! ih rhe thild annui 

"River6ide Ru This race marked the start ol the 

third year of regular races 6ponsored by the Tutsa 

Runhing ClDb, Ziegler, a{ter last *eek's second conse 

utive yiciort in th€ USTFF Marathon, easily bested th( 

fi€ld in a rrh. o! 23.36,4. Larty A.luddell wa6 6econd 

in 2 6 i11. 

The !,eather {as suny, ia the ?0 s, wirh tight wind Ic 

the rE alou:he Arkansas River. 

1. Ter!y Zi€sL€r! ZI, Za:36.1t 2. Larry Aduddeil, 26, 

26:11! l. T.rry:-e\ris, 20, Tulsa, 26:39; il. Phil Maltt 

'fllsa, Z?, 21:2a1 r, Joh Westbrook, 21, Tulsa! 27:59 

6, Gten Doriough, 30, Tu1sa, Z8:OOi 7. cerald Hastint 

26, Camdea, -r.rk., 28:05j 8. Bill Welch, 1?, Tul6a, 

28:59i 9. B:11 i!ard, Zl, Tuisa, 29:i2;10. JeffFetterfran, 

1?, fulsa, 29:36r 11. Larry McDonald, 17, Brok€ 

Arror', Oila., l0:Z6t 12. Noah Sloan, 35, Tulsa, 30r3 

13. Don Eurnett, 18, Okla. City, 31:05; 14. Bob Baker, 

14, Tu1sa, l1:ali la. Don Sharp, 16, Tul€a, 32:25r 16. 

Harold N,1cDonal.l, .14, Broken A!rowr 32:38(1€rV€t.)! 

17. Scotr Mc

7 

I] i TSSEL L, JAr' ID 

20 dr0sroiKE tiERLYN 

29 OLI V€F IOENNIS 

34 ^LLISOI,CALPI 

33 C^SI ILLO tM'KE 

3! PRESSL!Y,PETO 

.I AP4R ICIOI IONY 

54 R'sENFIFLO,SIAN 

55 VINOERBAAN'FRANX 

57 SiEENEF!3R IAN 

7O TULL'SEN'fIRREN 

79 NICXOLOFFTTONY 

Ya,nkeePitthet's 

ffjlp Tries Mile 

LONC BNANCII 

- NE* 

Yor* Yankees pitcher Mike 

Keuch i! no believ.r inlong 

dbtdce ruBhg as ddi 

lloning $rk Ior hk nNd 

du(ies {iih tle BMx bsl 

"S@e sind spdnis in $e 

dtlield d€ .nolgt for De," 

Ketich adftnbd in a visillo 

tne TNkalrxs lrle mad 

raes lst nighl. 'YdB fa.t 

I hied a ldr.bile ao$_ 

o@rrJ race .nd Mrly ol. 

lepled. That srs the .nd oI 

'wn,le {e&ich ss @Dlst 

in his sD.ctabr's rcle, hk 

{iL, ss;D, sas one or x[ 

co6!e61ors leaghg il .bad 

tho lale i! the tou{*e lro 

She's a mvice 10 lhe sDorl 

bui din lilbhed a creditable 

sixth in the sofro's nile lJt 

SEoRE aC diliarce 

'@* 

Dr. Paul Kel], a rethlnroI 

the Kekiches ln Moat i!- 

.id., dplahed how i{ all 

t The Yank€s h.d tbe daY 

off, so lho] dedded to cme 

do{n eith 6. sb€ reallY 

didnr intend 10 tu but ri€n 

we gol hde. i sEned hdaF 

and prelly sd 5m h& a 

nmber ..d srs m lht 

.sh; djd he pFuy g!.d 

slth a 1iftb t|aIftg," tald 

Dr. Kell. "Mike m.Y noth. 

lhe @ly athlete ia theh Its 

ity.,' 

'r rhink p€ie tud Iol 

facn othd, Dr. I(iall ad&d. 

.'Mlke alMys *nE to viu 

who re @ dl 1o tle Stsi! 

iun. And -vith nin *atcnin{ 

our Lterc tdlghl I cut ny 

oun iiee dd $ did my s!, 

TnE DOCIOR rs the 

melk c.4 nilo re i! 2n,t? 

and Dlaced 99O io the 

70@i tteld. charles. 11. dld 

,!:13 in {2!d place &d m4 

a tsDhv a his 8Ee @t 

b"d-: - 

A t rd Kelt, dawhre. El 

len, iinished rtu dace6 nack 

ol MNI Keldch h lhe mm- 

1le ro6M @ the B' 

o.d oa th; l2.weei ffier 

.2cjra p|og@ sF..sldby 

the Inrg Bidch Depatddt 

of Eseallon. &rk ant 

cG.fwrbn, sbged tt,th€ 

slu€ Atlt€trc ciub, and 

ldlided bY the New J€F 

sey Assiation oi ihe A-AU. 

Tso ol 1fi0 lou sim6s 

ee.e reroaleE l!@ tiePre 

vids Monday. Race {a&{ 

Bob Minn ol 1{iljlgbdo, a 

1960 u.s. olrrpir, @ hl3 

3.+nrle sDecialtv in X?:21 

shrle rcit sl. noe f,lgh 

sch@l sadual€ ?at BaEtr 

lod thisom{ nils it 5: 

STEP?Nd into the.$nneas 

dcle for ile liEt tlb. 

*F AqujFs, Mkh oouele 

*oho*"" Phil Hin"! trb 

, i6,a7 cb*in! ft $e Ddt 

3 {-nrler. and AllmbuBfs 

qi$ a4 52 

Pete lMcDobu3h, 

n . h $e boYs Isd4 @d 

Ei&k, one ol the Istdt 

NAIA steeplechNe llmssD 

rhc ! S. this sprirg, ourM! 

ded vrllandla iunior Lqry 

aova of ftetnlon d Ye 

n,n'o. Brlan X.|]y or !u 

i{avd io so in 13 {7' s 

ond b6l fiF. of hts crF6 

Bovas 16.52 Keuv r 16: 

"d 

olhd age gbup tropMt 

{dt ro Middi.llMs h 

ff t"l,i,lii llti"t1'"ffi 

TorthiDt Sleve suFe 

''iii xieU Nast d! tbs 

ldD. ovs $e IiDid u!. ! 

Lhe meh! rNe Dr' G.qlq 

shetun oI Rumd *d ll$ 

in 20.06. ltu davr .lier *r 

iii sdrld ase64 300 c 

;;;d ot z.I?.r in Ne*Yolk ' 

36 YEE x,0. 

'RoBERI 

9O IUR'IINEIEOIARD 

9? N0BlNS0NtsFoCE 

95 {C {ILLINTDAVID

8 

MAC DONALD WINS HONOLULU ROAD RA(]E 

Kapiolani Park, Suday, June 4_ perer MacDonald, 

2?-year-o1d history teacher from Kan.one, wlthstood 

the challenge of Rudy Dressehdorler, a graduate phys_ 

lology 6tudent, to win the 1.8-mite race ol Lhe Mid-pa.i_ 

fic Road Rumers'Association in 8:23. 

1. Peter MacDonald, 8:23j Z, Rudy Dresseniior{er, 8: 

27j 3, Reubeh Dias, 8:35i 4. Dave Cadiz, 8:3?j 5, Mrke 

Tyhn, 8:4?; 6. Mark Byers, 9:14i ?, Horace Il.oku, 9: 

16; 8. Aob cardh€r, 9:1Zj 9, Bob Cab€, 9:2lj 10, Jim 

Ferri!, 9:2?. (30 lihishers) 

CLASS B DIv. (t5 & Under, .10 & ov€r & Women) 

1. Matt Pavich, I5, 9..23., Z. Scott HaDilton, aa, 9:.,1/i 

3, Jobn A1€xander, 9:59; 4. Leah Ferris, lO:40; 5. Sal 

comitini, t0r51. (1.1 tinishcrsl __Mike Tyen-_ 

DIAS SETS RECORD IN DIAMOND HEAD RUN 

Hoholutu, Hawaii, Sunday, Juc t8_ Rcuben Dias !etEn_ 

ed to his win.ing ways by leading 40 runers a.ound the 

five mite Diahond H€ad cours.: in a fecord shaLtcring 

Z4t4b. T'ae old hartr was Z5:lZ b, Mikc Gregorio in 1970. 

Feter MacDonald set the pace for the I1rst ioui mites, 

but end€d up second, a victim of a srrong finat hile by 

Dias. Scott Hamilton topp€d rhe over .r0 

blistering Z8:3 6 clockng. 

1- Reuben Dias, 21tq6t Z, peter MacDa,atd, 25.21: 3. 

Mik. Tyr@, ?6:24; 4. Mark Byer6, 26:,17; 5. Rudy 

Dress€ndorJer, 26r.18i 6. Mike McCormicL, Z6:55; 7. 

Matvin Matsuda, 26:57; 8, Johnny Faerber, 27fi4-, 9, 

Dave Riddle, 2?:15; 10. Scott Hamitton, 28:36; 11. Bob 

Caldner, 28;,!8; 12. phil peterson, Z8:5lr 13. Rick Atbert, 

28:52t 14. Horace Itoku, 28r5Et t5. Bob Cabe, 29: 

18; llt. Mike South\rood, Z9:3li 17. Lest.r Ir,a6aki, 3O: 

2.4; 18, Toh French, 3l:26j t9. Bob Ruthrrford, 3t:31; 

20. Ed Casey, 3t:59j 21. Jay HauieLd, 3Z:O5i 22. I)aul 

O'Rourkr, 32:14; 23. Mart Favich, 32:27.,24. Sat coni' 

tini, 32112.,25. Joh. ALexander, 3Z:i!6; 25, Richard 

Potter, 3.1:10; 27. Tony O'Rourke, 3.!r1Oj 28. Mike Nag_ 

le, 34:l?; 2t, David McKenzic, 3.1:.11; jO. pierre Aho_ 

rena, 3.,1:.r2; 31. Jim Dainty, 34:5lt 32. Jimmie \\ryblc, 

3,1r5,,1, 33. Keala Ah Soon, 36:51; 3.,1. Ron Arbuckt€, 3?: 

25; 35. Jim Bennett, 3?:.,11i 36. Maurecn Lucbbe, 38:39i 

37. Larry Walker, ,10:13; 38, Ciarence Fuky€hinu, tr11: 

14; 39. Jim Jackson, NT:f! .40. Selv!:rio paeleb, NTT. 

,-Mike Tymn__ 

IOIh ANNUAL JACKRABBIT 15-MILE ROAD RACE 

White to Brookin.ss, South Dakota, Sat., June 3, t9?z 

7:00 q,V,.oursF: As hrtr nig1vay". a d .o' -i 

hills, \\-".\--: o o, -.o,p.4.. oart r u,ort,, 

' ou-sc Pai o-d t:'o:0r bv por Da" s. c r, .9 9, 

1. Ron Daws, 3il, Twin Cities -fC, I:22t3.tt 2. Jay Mon_ 

Ioie, 16, unat,, Mi1]er, S,D., 1:23:50;3. Laverne 

Du6hore, 19, Berry Town Striders, t:Z.t:03j .1. John 

Cramer, 20, TCTC, i:25:04; 5, Alan Cilman, 25, Roch 

ester TC, l:25:.16; 6. Warren Eiile, t8, unat., Watertown, 

S,D,, 1:26:.15; ?. Dave c.iffith, 29, Savaee, 

Minn., 1:27:09; 8. Don Jackson, 19, North Shore Striil., 

),,241391 9.

HIGII SCiIOOL IRACK TEA\,I CONTINUES SIREAK fiE IOOd iN 9 

FTANCC 

1-u"9"". .- 

Br Browhing Ross ,"... " 

,"" "oP". , . Hawlihs: 'Mo6t .f - 

Deptlord'r'orvnshipHish n€re very 

sch;ol is 

enprv 

ro.:rcd ah.,jr. 6,r- "--: ::::',.:-:": 

art€r ou! 13-hour boator 

rwo rrom ouf home town.{ rir.o.Lbur about a hile and_bus trilrto Paris 1lre had 29 u"v" ""i,lr" 

1.."._'- 

Y:t:: - ,': e-\ -, a- -"".:] :" ;"':' : " ': '' "; "' 

tor . 1o-.1a, ,-ip to i.iiii-ii e".. ". 

qourd hal,., ,.nt.d to,'""sn '''ov li{e r.ahai: lte 

coach 'un 

Hawlins youngsters, ..i-."" "r 

sz srraiEht Do, r,u,,." 

"..""".'ll.i,!il,ii';i#:l]':,*: :i:::;. 

compet€d asainst a s.her i.,am lrom 

Dcprford, 

.""rr,,r,u, 

iihglah.t, 

i.rp. ori", - 

bolstcre.t 

_. 

by ser-era1 

and 

British 

sau rhe 

school_ .ira1 

carhe_ 

boy star6 rroe thc ...o, ", ""...",,, 

"""a"" 

." ,r," r",'"" 

and 

Lra.kih rohb *e".r_.,O"*, 

Na'oreoh,s 

l-ndonrs 15,OOO-seat 

icel. it ha.r 

Clystat pa1a.e, tDourh 

il:,i;::li l;r*,"r 

lo rcam A11 of rtr€ 

{ore kas 

rrav.1€rs. 

kept 

_'' 

the ranks ion 9 oI 15 .venrs, 

t a{ed bv the tourist 

r1ar,liins 

attractions 

{as ,-.r,"",," 

.".,:i:T;iJ,i.:::i:""::i;,i:,ff:":i,::"1",0,)o ,o rihan- u...",-,".,". ^*iiil.:li:1ti:l,il;i,"T,:i:ii:; 

|'l."ji"'"li:,,;;:::1.:l*f; r..""-r. rr,"". r.-',g"'-- 

D€pr{ord had," 

"".. "-;"';.;;;;.;T".*"""_ 

:j'::lll".,*"..chan.e'oqualirvrorthe:taremecr, ab.u,asbi!""",."j;.i'lii,i:;il,:]."""'*"'-"". 

rhe rri! but Hatr.kns sai.r 

L."li:'".':,fff t rvas a 

. u_,r.,"" J"ia r,r"-,r;.up shor ah.,,t r, oo0 f.,.t o! .!,\,i. 

,Îl: :t " .""., ," " ru.,i.,. thihg ,,-.kii:ic ll,.-*_ illr.n:,:i:',,"1,::",:':;li,:: ".';.ll:li';,:::;;":li:i;:., 

said, rorv, Th€ !4r experience cxperrence ot ol he.rjng he.rrng teo,te Viaat., .\,liddtc 

froh all 

,lrto.L;. -^rlantic 

ovcr nnn,j-- Runri , ,i-:^ 

and livihg n,r (rlihi' 

wirtr neoDt€ in at 

therr i\l'dlord 

orvr 

Lal€s, 

country 

N.lwas 

worrh vhatever rve had ro si;€ up. , " -., ^,^,.- . ..: .:.'l-.-......-....'--_-- 

t.-tu""'l" ""r "i ii. i"iit""i";;;'.';",f.1::: r."J'":...'"iiil':"" i'J;:: *'-"'-'^ ,n. ,,,". ,,,," '#:"1i lrest ]-one :: T,:l11i".srA1 trran'h N..J , E rRAc,! cno1! N 

srb.rav, :... u i|n,, sr,o.,, 

ro. rr," ."-.ioi- . ,; ;";; ;i. ;;,".:"j:,::::i' ' i::,T:::.i:: f,xh :lraish' :eat. .r-,,,r-."r,,,. " ,r,..- ' 

,--_"i 

'r',-., me1 ar ctes i."- r: airr...",, couht.ir: a: rr€ il.lT,il'l,i!;'"1i;,,1n:.." ,'1.i-l ", .',,n-,. ,.,,,,i 

Crystal Pala.e 6ports .er1re., Ha.ri.r 

",, 

*-y.r:",."":;;,;.;,.;l,i,,ii;:;:.:,-:::.;":;;.:",;;il;:l]l:.il::,'":i::il::iii::"iil:ii;'il.'::, 

caus! he d ne,€r se€n a Bra,j .ne b.ior.. ,,js \ar b,Le 

rhe 

."",,.".,;:;;.-."::.^;,f 

Dee' vas 

.* t. mect peop]., lroh .,our:rics 

lt;::l:], 

ili"';" 

rr Airr.a . c-rrir._ r. i.- r,i"-"r, ,u-.,r,.,"on co|eg., ze:.18 

,ji:i".ifil.iii"J:i;",;:';"';.i.,',Ti:i:ii;:i:" the 

i:f:l,"""fi:ii:.'',*',,_,"[,]j-l::*,::t,{., 

eDhre tir€, but I f€tr that wout.i le 

posltron' said Harrrins, 

i-- rvho..-"t.r.nt::.11'l"t'" 

lz'oz" :-r'Iir'--i'?' '" "-""t"sri' 

sho!eAc 

il:3:fil,dufinga,wo-da'"*"*'"!iJJ;:::T::*" 1,t;:"J-n'J,'.',.'":;;ix1:1i":.'ffi1r;,.'j, 

Toqnship 

5Pe1I5' 

.rficials NJS, 

g... u.,,ti.J 

',1:2t.2i 2.-E1liort, t.ta, .r,,,Tr, -"""u 

iut,it.- 

:*:;:*;:,n*xh:i:iT"".rjx*""".,:r::tr::." _,il;:r:#tl,'.,,,i,,.-,1 t1;;ft;1, i.;1;;:r 

thF sche.iurF .as !ramnFd vi{L siFr,tse.inc trios .:-' -*, ':::j -:rj:l:," .:'.ra, sAc, 16: 

*hich incru.rc.l an overnight uos -a"ilr.rry *i., to paris, sEAÂLr "u 

,,r.o *,oli"Jiiiii[iJ 

the 

;:J'i5ii:f:,:.:.'.l"'".":::::1.", 

rNlr or 

.lon, 

Lon- 

Picadilrr cir.us, rrarar!€r s."",". r,-.,"_-,., "'."rto" , ;:..-";,-:',:":,:::"' "'.r, '.o."i ,"""u. track une 

""" :, r' ,r,, Lt?2 

st..,r..a-""-i,1""1".i 

Parriamcnr, t. 1on, Knatr, 

;,;;;:.;'t;;' 

Ni\4c...+:':z-t 2. r,,ny 

.,e r.redeir!s, 

rhe)* 

\Mc, 

rare the tin. 

sepa 5:.18:08; 

zones. 

3. cary CeoIIr.y, Nr\jC, f,|1,0.t: a, A"i lVf,irl 

Hatkins 

n{:v' iil'lc' 

said 

t:tJ+:1Ei 

thc boys ai6o;isirc.i ort 

'-' '4org"'t"t."u,, 

*Ma, e,,i'at, 

lrri.lBcandsleht""..a.-.""i-.i'i,,-"'.:".::";i'i1.,, l_jli"_'l'_'_"ll:,]l'j" 

1.03.)a. ^-F,--;'.";;;.-:" 

:::il:i::3,i1fi:::'izine 'ihe-selr'es '!iL\ local;'ru P-AcrFIc.,\orr1r'"r"-o'';;"-;;;;.;;;;;. -;"; 

The cv€nihg flight to London !,,as ihe ti 

irrrt ' 

'sh t Jthr 2r'.)972 -- 1- Lalrv Youna, 8 iri. 

r,y 

-o.t or ,r,. u.y", ""a ,r,,.-,*'ii ;;l';:T:: r:::l ll!::'- l_i:ll,:: 

,,s4, I ni.. e^/v" 

'as thc rirsr any or them had o" ,r,. ".., r.i,- jumbo j.,rs. -;;;;;;,-i1..1. 

?_rirl-E H4NricAp - 

Thli .ohDcats bI th. ream heDber: icre n:rer.srjnE- \ra, ZB, lrjZ (r!,ic. "r;;;, Hankins: 1lr. s.tren t us. arolLn. rar

10 

road aun spo4sored by St. Mary,s Church. The Boston 

star scored a 50s viclory over teamhate Steve EIis in 

& coot weathei conditions. The course recor.t is 50:33 

Pat McMahon. 84 6tarrers, ?Z finishers. 

1. Ed Norrir, Boston AA, 51r58; Z. Srcve Ellis, BAA, 5Z: 

.18, 3. Ron Walae, BAA, 53:49; .4. Ken Mueller, BAA, 

54tl?t a, Pet..r Sti!€, BA4, 5.1:55; 6. lraut Thompson, 

NMC, 55:.13; 7. Earl Mccitvcryt NMC, 55:.18; 8. Rolan.l 

Cormi€r, i\-MCr 56r03; 9. Robert cormley, Marln AC, 

56:.lt; 10. ceo!ge Concfrey, NMC, 5?rO?; t1, Jay Sidhan, 

CSU, 5?:2E;12. Charles Xearing, NMC, 57:36; 13. Mike 

Burcr, BAA, 5?:53; 14. clenn Charboncau, LAC, 58:Z9j 

15. JolD C€darho1m, uhat., 58:30; 15. Davi.t Linton, 

BAA, 59:18j 17. IIerbelr parsoh., I-AC, 59:.11j 18" Johr 

ConooUy, uat., 59:52; 19. Kevin Crowley, NMC, 60:Ol; 

20. Bra.l Kron, Springticl.i Coltcge, 6O:1?; 21. Tony 

Sapienza, BAA, t-]0122; ZZ, .Jary G.1tft or, NMC, 6O:,:1.,1j 

23. Michael Mascatetli, BA,^, 6O:.,15; 24. Myron Bigelow, 

BAA, 60:53; 25. Charles Itans..h, CSU, 6t:5tJt 26. a:has, 

Lang, Lynn AC, 61:0tjj Z?. !.rancig \,tahc,, NMC, 61:,1,1i 

28. WiUiam MuileD, uDar., {,1:.16j 29. Jonathan Av!ry, 

u\at., 62t42,30. rlchar.l packar.t, l3A^, 62:49; 31. 

Pet€r Corde1l, NMC, 62156i 32. JotD Keuey, uat., 63: 

25j 33, Paul }r'l.rttler, unat., 63:35i 34. .roln Wa1lac€, 

BAA, 63:38i 35. Dick Corrigan, NMC, 63:53; 36. Mike 

Cotier(:, unar., f,.,1:O?; 3?. p.jter Burkhait, BAA, 

6.r:16j 18, i\,liL.r Orla!.]o, Loq.ell T.ch, L4:5Zi 39. Tod 

Ilaygau, uuat., 6.1:5?;.:10. Jan llro(n, NMC, 65:.13; .11. 

Ma!k Holland, unat., t5:5:J; .tZ. Andy C. Ciriznano, 

unal., 65:5.1; .13. Ccrat.t Coo.1r Dar., 66:03j .1.1. Joseph 

Shea, BA,{, 66r33i ,15. Rotand Vertette, NN{C, 66:3.1; 

'!1i. Reubcn Rigelo\a, BAA, L6:38; .17. JohD A. KeUey, 

unar., 66:43i .,18. DoD S]'irtle, usA!", 6?:08; ,t9. c.orge 

Schoebel, 6?:50i 50. ^-i\,IC, 

Jih Noonan, unat., 68r03; 

51. \'riltiaiD Cibson, mai., 68:30; 52. Botr perchard, 

Quincy YMCA, 69:31j 53. John Ft. Campb€1l, NMC, 69: 

.lil' 5.1. Don l.ay, BAA, .?Oi10j 55. Ken \ran.terpoo1, uar. 

?0:l?; 56. Ahdrex, Higgins, BA-{, ?O:37i 5?. I)aul Roche, 

Jr. , unar., ?l:0.!; 58. Richar.t Brac]{ctt, L.^C, 7l:O5j 

59. Bob Seahans, BAA, 71:13; 60. Leroy Roun.tvil1c, 

BAA, 71:.1?; 6i. !.ank Votpe, NMC, ?Z:0,1; 62. Ceorgc 

Maker, unar., 72:.10; 63. Dad.t Barron, r\4t, park AA, 

72::1.1; 6.1. Eds,ard Brackert, LAC, Z3:Ui 65. Ro!ert \{.- 

V€igh, EAA, 73:a5; 66. Jotn Linscotr, BAA, ?+:07, 6?. 

William Crifiln, Dat., 7,r:4lj 68. Andlea tloreau, \1,1C, 

75:03; 69. Alvin Johnson, uaat,, ?5:06: 70. Dan Coliey, 

dat,, ?5:38' 7i. Jim Hays, NMC, Z6:30; 72. Davi.l Fulter, 

LAC, ?6:33; 73. PeteI Stasz, Mt. park A,4, ?6:36; ?,1. 

Joe Wi6hcampe., unat., 76:46i ?5. Jenhi{er Taytor, CS!, 

77:16i 75, Vincent Slistiniana, aoston State , 8ltOZ: 77 . 

Sighund Podlozny, NMC, 85:23. --Fred Broin Sr. __ 

NEW ENGLAND AAU MARATHON CI]AMPIONSI]IF 

(OPEN) Holyoke, I,!as6., Jhe 1t, 19?2. rrearher: cooler 

than usual. Windy at time6. 

l, T06 Derdeltan, NMC, Z:38:1.1; Z. }rerer Kuchihski, 

nat., 2:38122;3. Jin McDonagh, Milhose AA, Z:.tO:t2; 

4. Jon! Jarek, NMC, 2:46,09; 5. Dan Aye!€, NIVIC, 

2:47:35i 6. Stevc qrorskt, Milllo6e AA, Zj5O:50; ?. 

Phil Heath, NMC, Z:56rtZ; 8. Chlis Doyte, unat., Z:5?l 

10i 9. Williafr Saville, BAA, ztBStZBi tO. Atbert Kifrbalt 

NMC, 2:58:29, ii, John vrasttmez, uar., 3:00:50; 12. 

Joln I. Sullivan, cSU, 3:03:l8i 13. Jih Cu6ek, unar., 

3:05:2?j 14, caly Knapp, Ear,, 3:08:25; 15. Ctayroa 

Bristol, Bethel Bananas, 3:tO:i3; 16. Haxry Mct er, 

unar., 3:11:00i i?. Mike Baxtef, BAA, 3;U:01; 18. Ja6€s 

Tucker, @at. , 3:15r06! 19, Richalit 8a11, unat.,3:17:4?j 

20. Julian Siegel, NMC, 3:18:32; 21, llriitiam Tri_ 

bo-, I "rro. ' l., ): 8:r{i 12. \,"/Te .q-zs, Bp-. 

Bana-a, \:1l ao /.. rat.-fa--,,t, NV., :.c 

2.1. Buzz DeRobLio, NMC, 3:Zi:23, 25. B€n Deth{ 

ico, Mt. Park AA, 3:28:23, 26" Fre.l Robbin6, NM 

3t29t33t 27- A1 Venskus, unat., 3:29:3?j 28. Davi( 

Roachc, Haitford IC, 3.3It4 i 29. paut Oparow6k 

NIt. Park,A-A, 3133:20j 30. An.tiew Dower, Milhos 

AA! 3:35:39j 31. Socrares Sori!, NMC, 3t Zt3Z., 32 

John Maloney, NMC, 3:43:O5j 33. Mike (e@edy, 

uat., 3:.13:16j 34. Norhan cote, Mt. I]ark AA, 

3taA,Oz,35, Sighund po.Uozby, NMC, .1:14:36; 36. 

Edward whi|ney, CSU, ,!:16r.t?, 3?" Bryan Sutlivan 

uat. , .!:18:52; 38, Steve OrBrieh, unat., ,t:18:53j 

39. Eilly ,l.C1ysta1, N1t. park AA, 4tZ\;57i 1A. G. 

Driscolt, uhat., .1r21:58:41. Wan. Lyons, Mt.par! 

AA, .1:30r31j .12. ceo!ge Lattarulo, NMC, 4:3trZO; 

+r. Ieriy coyn6, uar., .1:41:30; ,!4. Kippie Leyba 

uai., 5:.r8rl0'.r5. Robert Becke!, unat., 5:.19r19j 

,1{j. Brucc Egglason, unat.! 5:50:05. 

OIJEN TEAlvl SCORES: t, \MC, 8i Z. Miltrose Al 

15; 3. rIr. ParL A,A, 22. 

Not.s,. Jim creen, BAA, ledtoirehmiles, then 

Dcrderian, Kuchinski an.t Doyle ser the pace uhtrl 

the 20 mile hark. kuchinski had a 30Oy tead s,ith 

oll. l2 nit, 

. r:n,6o up zro trac otld 

-a by D-r F__a po, aar refo.. no,ds .hF (ou 

record ol Z:32i32.6 se! in t9?1. -_Iied Brow! Sr. 

5-MILE ROAD RUN, IANCASTER, MASS. 

June 14, 1972. Slonsoled by rhe North Me.tfoad Ctu 

Out & back coursc. weatherr Hot & humirt. 

l. Jim Daley, NMC, 26:i!6 (Equals rccord of 26t.16 

set by Challes Keaiing, 19?t)j Z, Joe Kolb, unat,, 

27.A2) 3. G\enn Braunhafdt, NMC, 2?:Z3j .1. Chel 

Fortier, NMC, 2?:3Oj 5. Raimo Ahti, NMC, Z?:31; 

6. John Fligley, NMC, ?8:O7j 7" Ri.hald Salazar, 

unat., 28:11; 8. Ciiff West, N\rC, 28:35i 9. Franci 

Maher, NMC, 28:5?; 10" Ray t{aake!, wat, , ZgtZZ 

11" Dick Corrigan, NMC, 29:.11i 12. Ed C,Donae[, 

unat", 29:12; 13. Neal liell€r, NMC, 29:50; 14. Ste. 

Suddin, NIiC, Z9:57j ia. Rob€rt Bowsea, unar", 30 

1.1; 14. Chris toungdahl, NN{C, 3O:.,11t 1?. Tofr Boor 

Ni,tc, 3a:1aj 18. Bob !\,_ard, unat., 3O:5?j 19. Eric 

Ahti, N\lC, 3l:02; 20. Stan Keyes, NMC, 3l:Zl; 21. 

laul Scheu, NMC, 31r3oj 22, Ron Boone, NMC, 31: 

.12; 23. Joln OrRourke, NMC, 3t:5Zj 2.1. Bob Canru 

NVC, 32:35; 25. Sreve NoJtle, NMC, 33:OOj 26. Jol 

E. Campbell, NMC, 33:116; Z?. JefI Robert6, NMC, 

33:30j 28. Tid Barly, NMC, 33:ilzj 29. Fled Robbins, 

NMC, 3,{r05; 30. Tony Macario Sr., NMC, 

34:15i 31. Dan Co{fey, unat., 34:15; 32. John McKe€ 

NMC, 34:54j 33, John No{i1e, NMc, 35106r 3,1. Bra 

Campbell, NMC, 35:09; 35, Je!!}. Hanrahan, uat., 

35:25; 36. Tony Macario Jr,, NMC, 35t3.., 37. To; 

O'Cometl, IiMC, 36:56; 38. Don LaFrenierre, NM( 

3'7:15; 39. Jim Vital, NMC, 3?:16;.,10. Walrer VitaL, 

NMC, 37:u. i5? 6rarter6, 5,1 fini€l:ers,l 

-_Freit Brown Sr. -_ 

4.3 MILE ROAD RACE, HOLBROOK, MASS. 

Jun€ 17, r9?2. Weath€ri Hor & hhid. 

l. F€ter Crisci, NMC, 2l:3t: Z" Ken claham, unar. 

22:00; 3. Ceoige Conel!ey, NMC, 22r09; 4. Joe Car 

tano, Bostod AA, 22:l5i 5. Robert cormley, Marlh 

AC, Zztl9t 6. Pere! Kuchinski, Spalran AC, 22:35; 

7, Thohas Parerson, Colleit Univ., 22:36; (next pc

8. Richard Bairy, UMass., ZZ:37: 9. Richard Mect c6, 86:,t4; 

ccAA, 

46. ccorge 

zzt14i 

Watelboug€, 

I0. David Linton, BA,\,.22t51, 

NMC, S7:32,47, 

n. s..4 ' wl;;;, 

'*nii, "r./11r1 .18, 

#berr 

Craham, unat., 22r58; 

Dave 

12. Jotu ce.larholm, 

Linron, BA-a, 

unat., 23: ,{9. L. -ivei€6, 'St. 8?:45: 

",..." .o"".-"., 

0Z; 13. Mike 

s8:+o; 

Bater, B,A,A, 23:09; l,{. Brad K!on, 50, 

Dor., Ear,, 

J:D." 

Spaingfield 

88:49; 

college, 51. 

23:rri 

Maft eelken, 

15. Jim co!reu, NCAC, 

Fradingham 

e9:03; 

r"...i" 

5?, 

ly"t, *.i., 89r2I; 53, Dave _Ausria, unat. , 

::, ?r"!: !t. rohn Babinsroh, NMc, z3:zo; u. or; 

Malrin, 

sr,:2, s.a.,j"" 

Horbrook Hs, z:,)a, 

B,l. 

ra. st.i*y 

NMc' 89:45; 55. Mark 

".rton, 

unat., 

Fridas, 

uat, , s9,51, 

z3t3atre. ratues stronach, 

56. alll 

NMc, zj,:g; zo. o.i" xl_ 

buah, 

eo,o6; 

NMc,23:5r;zl, Dave 

5i. Ezer6kv. spartanAc, 

K;;;;"'"'.".:1Ti:1;i;.?I-#;:t:".::-" 

0?; 22, 

2,1: r.rqrA, goJo,-5; Ke! stewart, uar. 

r.hBet1, cov,Drhmer 

, 24:lil; 21. eitr r.ot"r, Nnrc, Acad.,91:l9j 

Co. siii i"ti, i".t 

24:16; 24. Dohard M;c",.ny, u"..oi." rrs, zr,r9, .r, 

"".,, , ,.,.s|6.. -.'"',jill*!;"1r.;11;,r,t ,ii:;Tr:?;;" 

Oafl Bean, uat,, Z4t38i 26. Dav:c, -r 

,.2,0n,2," o^,ti*.",,;"., *-^'"-, .'iXT,"lil'"ff", ;;i::?."*ilJ;:,:i:,i:::;*:ifXTtiif ;. 

AlexaEder, NU, 25:09; 29, John Waljace, BAA, 25:tO; .i"".r"g", 30. Jonarhe Byrd, wat., _.r., -ii,l.j 

25..12:3r. scott Newkirk, 

94:28;6?. r,s. Byroa Ritey, UDiv,of New 

"._""i;i", 

.ro_ Scituate HS, Z5:r4; 3?. Cerald Cood. uar. 

nryg.,., 

, 

uat., 

25:16, 33. r"_ ea.h..", *"r. 94:35i 6e. 

John Kelley, unat., 25:3.1: 34. , ,r,u r, ?0. Dave Batron, Mr. park 

Ken Dawson, 

,r7;35. EAA, 25: AA, Jim McArou, uar., 95:09; Zt. Lucien 25:59;:e.,wirri._ Brunet, ChicoutiDi 

rj.." _ AC, 

?r.-,i;;:;.;;-;.,uerownAc,96:26;23. 95:lO; 

buay, @at., 26:0.1; 3?, Dohalit sDit e, usAI, rim Hein, 

38. Reuben 

?6:12; t".ri.r"*. Bigelow, EAA, 

ai, so,.ry, 26:r?; ,.r. o"rn Ki

g 

WAYNI] MERKH BEAI'S LORENZ IN RRC X-COUNTRY 

Blackwood, N.J., Sun.lay, Junc 11, 1972 6:00 P,M. 

The weckly Middle Allanric RRC race developed into 

a battle b€trveen Wayne Merkh, Camden County Collcge 

and Herb lorenz and it was only in the closing srages 

'\a 1{ayr 

" I oJ c-a \F ap -.."-y b,rs' 'o l e r.IF. 

a- \"s-,- ot oo n.-r'.. 

couldn't match Merkh's .1:14 oil. sp.cd ovcr rh. last 

Course: Three 1a!6, sandy, u,ood€d cour6e on the 

Camden Couhty Coltcgc carnpus, 

Weathcrr ldeal, 65 to 70 d.rgr€es, cloudless, 

1. Waync N4.akh, 20, Cahnch Couhry Cotlege, 25:36 

2. Herb Lorchz, 33, Pcrn AC, 

3. Frah Ma:ciulli, 18, Cla.sboro Srare, Z6:01 

4. Frank Irick, 35, Penn .\C, 

2 (,:0 9 

5. Jay Ravet, 1r,, Eastern Regional HS, 

6. Ed ConhcUy, 19, unattachcd, 

21,:21 

7. Paul Lucuski, 26, Pchn AC, 26.31 

8. Tom Mackin, 19, Cam.len alounty College, 26:41 

9. Davc Hoch, 17, Williamsto\'n HS, 

26:.18 

10. Jotn lVan€, Pemberton H.S., 18, 

21t29 

11. Bob Skihner, l?, unat., 2?:58; 12. OaryRieeer,18, 

Eastern R.gional HS, 27:,9i 13. Dan 1\roolstoni 15, East€rn 

Regiohal I1S, 28:13; 14. Milt Harlvick, 20, AU€ntorn, 

Pa., 29:05r 15. iuike Cantweli, 15, rnat., 29:08i 

ltr. Dav€ Sim!sor, 20, trnat., 29:2.1; l?, Dave Hasenlus, 

20, P€nnsauk!n, N.J,, 29:,13i 18. l\iayne Plichard, ?6, 

Audliboh, \. J,, 2-o:.1,1; 19. Roy 1\rade, Pemberton HS, 

15, l0:12; 20. rim Clatelvard, l.l, liemberton HS, :r1:04j 

21. Larry Conner, tir, unar., 3l:06r 22. r4ike r'oy, 1?, 

3l:08; 23. Bobby 1vad., 1'cnrb.rton, N.J., rl (5rh erade) 

31:09; 2.r. John Rossi, 1,1, Camden YMCA, 3l:.lli 25. 

Stephen Tarrt, 21, unat., 35:l3i 2r,. Alberto Bertludez, 

19, Pcmb.rton HS, l5:55r 2?. Ray samson, 19, unat., 

l6:09; 28. nob€rt Johnson, 17, Pemb€rton HS, 36:15; 

29, Jerry Cray, 2.1, Glassboro State, l6:19; 10. David 

Rusk, 17, Clouc.ster HS, la,:l1i 31. Ed S.hone, 15, 

:l?:08; 3,. J.ll Sta€ger, 1i, woodbury HS, 37:45r 3:1. 

Ray Raynor, ,13, unat., 38:35; 3,1. Stcvc Snydcr, 1?, 

38:36; 35. Ray Droz.lo{slo, 39, Cand€n, N.J., 39:02; 

36. Bill DiLLs, 1.1, ,1lr0l. (la, starters & linishers) 

NATIONAL AA! FOSTAL ACE CROUP MILE RUN 

CHA\{PIONSHIP, Satuiday, June 3, 1972. Places .lecided 

on tihe ltith !ites a. Houston, Te:as, Dehver, Colo,, 

Bakers{icld, Ca1il., and Io!t lvlcade, Maryland. 

9 & UNDER BOYS - 1. Steve Rurk€, Calif., 512?.8i 2. 

Cene N{irkin, D. C. , 5:3tr. 2: 3. I,rikc Assrnma, Calil. , 

5:36.6 (1\rorld bcst lor 8-year-oldi lormei record, 5:.10. 

I by Cene Mirkin. ), . . 10-11 BOYS - l. Charlc6 Assmlma 

Calil., .r:56.8 (1for1d be6t{or ll-y.ar-old; Jormer record, 

5:00.I by Xevin Khox, 1!.asco, Calll. )i 2. Frank 

Asslfrma, Calil., a:02.3; 3. Bob Potrukus, Calif ,, 

5:1.1. 3,. . 12-13 BoYS- L Foilest \Iet.au, calif., 4r,18, I 

2. Jcsse Mogana, Calif,, .1:52.1; 3. Raudy 14hitc, Calil. 

4:53. 8. . . 1,1-15 BOYS- 1, Ricl< Buck6ta.l, N. J. , .l:26. 6; 

2, Jim Peterson, Md. , l:30.,1r 3" Bill LaForge, Ca1iI. , 

,1:33..1. , .9 & UNDER CIRLS- l- A.ry Russil1e, lvld, , 

5152,3, Z. I;6i Da!r, Carif., 5:59.2; 3. Cheryl Butler, 

Ca1iI., 5:08.2.. ,10-11 GIRLS- 1. Donna Cam]n€ll, D.C., 

5:30. 0; 2. Corrinn€ Nunes, Calil. , 5r32.'1; 3. Naacy 

Frahk, Valley Stream, 1"-. Y. , 5:35,,1. . ,12-13 CIRLS- 1. 

Mait Decker, Calil. , 5r04.1: 2. Pam ,4.1lcn, CaliI. , 

5:07. 3' 3. Robin Cao$err, D. C, , 5:12. Z. , . l.!-15 CIIRLSl. 

Dor€en Emis, N.J., 5:13..|i Z, EIma Burt, D. C., 

5r2,1. 8j 3. Amey Trorta, N. Y. . 5:24. 8. --Cabc Mirkin-- 

\yEST VIRCIN_IA AAU 2o-KILO TRACK RUN 

June 4, l9?2 {r:00 P.M. WvU Coliseum Track (440y 

Resilite), Llorgantorrn, li est va. 

1. Cart Hatlield, i:41:19,2t Z. Dor Sauer, 1:05:ll,4j 3. 

Roger Roui11er, 1:10:10: .1. Joe N4acPherson, l:1.1r25.5. 

Notes,.. Th€re nere oiigiaally .10 runers scheduled 

ro ru this evcnt and a three mile run. There eere 

thre€ o! Iour runners irho had llanned to run lor timeg 

rhrough tn'o hours, anc Carl Harfield eveq talked oI 

_o 1. c.l-r E.l -ror 5 ri "! hrolgn 

' o nol ., - \ ' r\- ra (^hich s ." on 

top ol a mountain arolt a hau houl be{ore the race to 

driv€ alour hall 

p.ft,, a group oi nrrrrs started th€ Zo!s, bul oo rhe 

r.r ap L o"\.gp igr'ri'C oo fl 

"bol Z0 v-. : "- d \-,rrn--s os.op:n 

their tracks a1. :-:i.rc tc (ait. Afrer the temp€rature 

diorpcd, and ihe ra:. and ligbtning subsided, lour ru- 

U . !o,. o-nrr/ , apr"i.. 

DoD Sau€i, :tar.: ..rrL llatfield rhrough a pace oJ 5:09, 

5:02, 510.1, I..., / a i.2.t:11), 5:13 (30:,17) ahd th!ough 

'' q"- '( 

4 Blosed 

con6 .!ab1r :: ::E -ast f€w mi1es, but ran the last 

q.d_re. - 

s clvlnr"gc o' c"--r. 

MANSFIEL T r l.la-l L9?2 lvIlNI-MARATIION RESULTS 

Mansric1.l, c:::, '.ne 3, 1972 (9.2 Miles) 

1. Paul Tali::::.. la, Canron, Ohio, 4?r1Zi 2. Rich 

Lachoskt, ll, .l:i:]o, Ohio, .18:33;3. Chuck Koe!p€n, 

26, Indrara, : a: -, Dao Sekerak, 25, Ohio AC, 49:01; 

, B . : 1. . "rr 

c-r-j, .., Ind.an. 

.19:56i i, :::i: S.,.is, 22, Tole.1o, 50:0?i 8. Marc 

Peuron, :1, ::r:lr :. !il1 Hei.lemaa, 31, Akron, 51:15; 

10. llan r.:.:r, ::, Akron, 5l:33; U, Lennie Finchlm, 

t7, Morel?::, ,-.c., a2:A2, 12. PhilForil,36, Mans{ield 

52:08; l. :z:l ts.aiLet, 38, Colmbus, 52:28; 1.+. Ceo, 

Grins, 29, rj: : 15. Ralph Davis, 21, Akron, 53:12j 

b, \t OnL., (3: 6: 7. pol"r d A sp.l, 

. o, 4:00i 

Inde:,, i-:rl ::, Dennis Dulbin, 20, Danvil1e, 5,1:29; 

20, rlari --::::, :8, Shelby, 54:32; Zl. Tim Spark6, 16, 

Mansliel.. at:n:r 22. Bob Caldren, 39, Delalvar€, 55: 

16; 23, T.:il ,'aid, 21, Bowling Gac€h, 55:Zl; Z,!. 

Crai! F:r-:. :1, foledo, 55:23; 25. Augie H6t, 21, 

Piqua, rr:j:r :a. Johh Me!oIa, .10r Columbus, 55:48; 

2?. Da', a --i)er, 18, Tillin, 55:25; 28. P€te Peuron, 

16, 5!::i: :.. Jrm G. Ed\rards, 3?, Tolcdo, 56:32j 30. 

Neal Liias:r.rrt, ?2r Lima, Ohio, 56:35i 31. Dan Rish, 

16, Can:.r, ra:1Cr 32. Rat Larson, ,!0, paris, 57r00; 

r '_4. 

q7.02. 14. co dor 5P cF-, 

18, Lirtra, :ila3; 35. Ceo. Peull, ZZ, I.leda, al.A5, 

a'. ." .!: ,-u , I, ror"ic, )7 C7. 17. (Fn jr'hlpi 

16, Crest.le!., i?:10i 38. Dick McCraney, 25, Toledo, 

57:l6i 39. \rihe Hates, 19, Berlin Heights, 57:24j 40. 

Chu.k Saith, 1a, Caaloi, 5?:30j 41. Id Stockrell, 15, 

\l .) r'. , -:.: 

'2,

CRAZYLEGS MINI-MARATHON FOR V 

_cen*a1park, r.r.* v""r.c,ri.'s"i.'"l,irli)^l,,:1., i: i,.,:y;n; i;;? f i::';.."ii:,1, ;;;;: !1 

?5 wom€n distance ruher6 lined u! {or,the srarr of th€ e. "*, ""."..,'-r!, 

Ji, ttr John Del sordo, 39:5? 

haugurat 6-mire clazyless Mini_Malathoh. Jhe_ein_ ,. u.l N4r.*iri"", r!,41, & Joh! Wade, .10:14 

ner wa6 Jackie Dixon, t?, Ilom Los cato€, california, s. ,r""r ".".;",'jS,i., 

& Larry si@ons, 40:46 

who cov€red the cour6€ i! 3?:Ot.?. Miss Dif,o! fihished S. r']t*t u.r";.i1, ,au,t5, & Dehnis Adams, 40r48 

200y ahead or charrote 4e Lertis, zr. of^sdth_Deer- i;. ;;;;";;:';r,;., & Dave Hoch, 41:58 

lij;,.i:i: .iHJ:l',;1".:::1":i:ij" :.c. Jolnson ,, ";6,R"";;,-;;.s, u ,_...y s,"p,","", +)r+ 

;xi;{:.n::::xrn*riltil:""* ri!:.:i i! j:* #:[i::?':: 1\,,::;:;:j::::; jj;j; 

io"tr,u ii."i t.. ri"i"i.;" ;;;,;;, ;;;;: :TT"tf* l;: l";:i;::[::::, ,ii;"i. Jf#1,.::::"., I;i,., 

..'i';;:x'--il".",i::T.""T:tJT#.":,H.i:i:."J:" ii:*;::.i;;lf;.,j,i,';,t,;xil,.""li: j;,i; 

t. Jacqueuh€ Dixon, Los catos. cauf._ 3Z:0r.7; z. ,s. n""" ,.i.",___;!,0"0, tr Joe Duk€, 45trz 

;:i;::'l',#Ji'i.'""i'".;';;i',:'l;JJ":''',",:!,., rg. o'. so-e'.""-,-..,,..,. r u".."**0", n,i., 

3e:oz. zj .1. pat Barre,,, a";;';;T;. i:?:":ri;J:l :i: *1it"tr:T3:.:],ldi*:::J":;;:,"; 

s. Euen rurker. v.u."rru, iv. i., 41:58. ?j 6. Kath, . ... ";;;;;;;;;i,- 

z+,s2, t, rohn Rossi, .r8:58 

Millerr Syracuse, N.y., .12:31.8r ?. Jeamrer laylor, 

l-.:,--...",, .- .1,,,r:. ,. ., . ne .o-, ._ :, , ,, , v" , ... B , . 

;,1,',,ii;lT'"-'iij"'.lj;,",'1";_i"l;;; ." , . ,:-_' - tn:".' 

l:' :,1 l.- : 

sn, raov: o. ; 

b/ ru. tsL.,onPo"cna., .r-.., ,o., .. j 

: "" j;-,"" 

" ". \' o?. . ., .. . .. ;, ., .;,:, 

' p..- 

Newlon Centre, Mass., .t3:54.0; S. S"." 

Hopatcong- e"l, tjk. 

N-.J.,45:04.1:9. carol Fridley, ANNUAL BALJI]\,IoRE 

".,ri.-., 

t 

2.! HouR REr"A1' 

N. .,.1c: j.2: o. F'ildb-'4coi;;i'""1.,^-il,]. l'".1'rb|L- B"r..w -Do".' .....", 

ur 

rc:ro.2: '1. oai- 'a lro. oa. \" o-L, lr..,tii.2 

rrcur 0laz8 v. o8 . n..- o-nc, 

12. S!ra' Core, \-^ or. , ..J. rg.Ar..t., , 

P)y1cr,K-a-'cv, ,'C".., .'",- 

N.J., jo:ro. i. _u.), -i. -s, _" ," 9_r.:: 

rprrs-,t... oo..,i,s,,on-, 

N-ev York City, ,t9:57.6, b. Jo.ly Shaw, r,r",".""i. n , :l "... 27mrlesr Dave Buzz€11, z7hi. i .rin Hecht, 

':.r.'.-: .v-6. B!.n{ < -., dr.....'."., ",:,.,. 2rn . 

B l ':' j" r-. .' ." ,. -' 

o, : 

ll;i.""'i11r-".'r,""j,.''"":i.;):j;'..;^';"';.li;" "i- ;1, 1,'"".':" ; ',: : ;,-"": 

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New York City, 51:53. (?2 Jidishers) 45n 

--r

E 

tst OF A SERIES OF ALL-COMERS T&F MEETS, 

Deptlord Township High Schoot Track, N.J. 

wednesday, June 28, 1972 6:30 p,M. 

Mile- 1. Willie Malino! pemAC, 4:ZB.ZrZ. Jaln 

Coyle, Seton Hal1 Unie,,4t32,8:3. Jo€ Siedlecki, 

Pem AC, 4:36,0; ,!, Ken Kling, penn AC, 4:38. 1]. 

880- 1. Vihce Marino, Pensacola J!. Cotleg€, ?:02.4; 

2. Leo Throw€r, Stelting Reg. HS, ?:04.5; 3. Joe 

Buffingtoa, Highland Reg. HS, 2:05. 5... Z-Mile_ t. 

V: - BLryr- , P"nn A', o:28.0; r, ,o- i:il-lir., 

Pe@ AC, 10:01.8; 3. Aruce Marino, pen! AC, 10:08. 6; 

4. Bob Mickalites! St. Joseph's Cotlege, tO:14.5; 5, 

Gary Ricger, nastern Regional HS, tO:23j 6, Joe Ritch_ 

ie, Clouc.ster HS, 10:30. 

THIRD ANNUAL MORRO BAY TO CAYUCOS FL-N RUN 

Jue 18, l9?2- Srephen Harney establishcd a new recor.l 

o{ 32:03 lor the six-mile run froh Morro Rock to CaFr_ 

cos Pi€r (ca1iJ, ), over lifn, sandy beach. He b.oke the 

old mark oJ 33:48 set by Jef{ Jamcs in 1971. 

1. Stephen Hauey, Santa Malia, 3z:l]3r Z. Dave Broa_ 

zan, Threc River, 33:15; 3. Vince Eng.1, San Luis Obispo, 

33:azr 4, Bob Weav€r, Mo!1o Bay, 33:5.!; 5. Skip 

Shaffe1, Whittier, 35:13i 6. rom Cory, ctendare, 35r45; 

7. Merl Midstohke, Inglenood, 35:51; 8. Bob NFan, 

36:00; 9. Jcff Nilahd, SLO, 36:Oi; 10" John l,opez, 

13akersIield, 36:15; 11. aob Carman, Coteta, 36:30, 12. 

Bill Scort, L,A.,36:49;13. Bob Bra!ch, L.A.! 36:52; 

14. Dave lyelch, Loopoc, 36:5.!j i5. Joln Beator, Gro_ 

v€r City, 36;54j t{i. Marc Lund, Scat leach, 3?r06; 1?. 

George Root, Culver Ciry, j7:t6; t8. Mike SteFarr, 

Torrance, 37i56; 19. Doug Cat€s, Baker6fietd, 38:Z3j 

20. Vic Tise, Vandenberg, 38:5t; Zt. Bilt Kirby, Monte_ 

be110, 39:06; 22. Steve M.r-€an, 39:09; 23, Chuck Ogle, 

Morro Bay, 39:13i 2.1. Mike Jens.n, SLO, 39:25; 25. 

Mike Ddwaids, Santa Maria, .t():1.1; 26. Jr:ff Eilwards, 

Santa Ma!ia, 40:l7j 27. Stan RosenJicld, L.A., .tOr2Z; 

28. Rod MacDonald, SLO, ,10:28; 29. Cene Si1va, SLOr 

,10:32; 30. lVes Alderson, L.A., ,10:33. (78 Iinisher6) 

--5 "n o.c.Iield__ 

O(IE RELAYS, TEXHOMA, OKLA. - ,10 N1IlES 

Across Oklahorna Pahhandte - Elkharr, Kahsas to 1ex_ 

ho&a, Okla. - r€xas. (.1 run.jrs Der rcam, tO mile6 

.ach) i{ay 2{r, 1972 - l Meados. Ctty TC (H. Sando, c. 

Roybal, L.Chav€2, L,Cain) .1:13:r5! Z, Mea.to{.city HS, 

.1:26:18; 3. M.ados City tIS #2, ,1:36:O5j .,r. ttr. Las Vega6, 

,1:38:.r0j 5. Norman, 1:,{:,1,t; ij. Chitocco, ,1:,12:26; 

?. Stillwatcr, 4:.16:.18. (21 reaDrs started, Z2 Iinish.d, 

9 under 5:00, 16 under 5r30, t9 undcr 6:00) 82.t.erees, 

20 dph head*ind. --Bob Martin-- 

ARIZONA AAU 10, OOO \,IETER TRACK RACE RESULTS 

Phoenix, Arizona, Jtrne 9, 1972 8:30 p.M. A11_W.arhcr 

Track. I€mp. 82 degr e e s. 

l. Pete Spah, ASU, 3O:0.!.6; Z. Doug Conky, unar. , 

3l:33.7; 3. ceo. M.rfin, r8, 3t:.r.rj 4. Leonard Suar.z, 

unat., 3Z:31i 5, S!€nccr Srnith, Alizona Roail Rac€rs, 

3Z:51: 6. Ray Wootery, 16, l3:19. (23 srarters, ti finis_ 

- -Stcve Stefh-nson- - 

USTFF T&F CHAMPION-SHIPS, 1YICHITA STA'|E UNIV, 

Wlchita, Kan6as, May 27 l9?2 - Nijt€- 1. I).r.r liaal 

Pa.ilic Coasr Club, l:59.8j 2. Ata;_frarker, ,!r.hita 

state univ,, r:oo.9j 3, creg carlb€ig, unar., .1:01.4; 

.1. Nick Rose, Westera Kentucky TC, .{;02.,1j 5. Hectoi 

Ortiz, Weste!n Ky, IC, .!:03. ?...3-Mile_ r, Jerome 

Hdvc, Kansas Stai€, 13r29.3; Z. Ceorg€ StcFarr, unat. 

13:31.8; 3. Faul Ceis, Rice Lrni,., i3:32.5j ,1, Howie 

Ryan, Ne(, York AC, 13:35.9i 5, Kerry Fea!ce, pCC, 

13:3?. ?i 6. Rlck Hitchcock, Kansas Srate Univ.,13:39.: 

q..Mile- L Dar:.1 !.rtogno1i, Edinbo!o Srate, Z8tZ4,?l 

2. Xerry !.ar.e, pCC, 28r35.3; 3. Joel Majors, Ca. 

'tcch,28;.,1t, rt t, Cerry Carcia, Aromic City TC, 28: 

54. 8; 5. j1q Siantef, Cincihnari Lniv, , 29:OL).9i 6. 

DaDien ro.h, t.aar, , 29:A5, aj 7. Mike tiaziila, Ctub 

.'. 

:," _.,:,: ho ..- r. an. \.A..8:r?.I 

3. Sid Sink, E.: ti.! Creen TC, 8:50; 4, Jon Catlen, 

KahBas Ln:r., !r:U. ir 5. Chart.s Boatwrlght, Okla.St, 

852,5r 6. Ci.raa \r.\renga1e, USAI, 9:01,0. {New US 

Ill l..g..,, . : re.or.i, conra.r 1971, ^-ightengare, usAF, 

E:-ra. a .. f - -. Ken Spalks, |CIC, t: 9,Zt Z. 

J.rome Ho., i, :,: t:-!.3j 3. rahahan Mcsr,eeney, 

t!, t--"- o. - | D" I . u( t. , :r'o. 9. 

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hita TC, l:!., - :, j-..a Bus€y, l!.i.hita, 5:22. O, . . g8O_ 

l -'- | 1:0.. a : r. o.-, c E: 

2:Q1,9t 3. J..: :::i.::..d, Medicine Lodge TC, Kans. 

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00j .]. I-arri -:r:::1, adia,, 2r3?:39i 5, paut Erler, 

Co1o., 2:lir: -. Lj:n::aer, Coto., Z:3?:54i 7. Craig 

Harms, Ohi., : -: : i, Dale Ro., rvisc., 2:,!9:50; 9. 

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2:51:10j 1:. :rr:::.::., t:r.1:1ij 1.1. John Lodwick, fex, 

as, 2r59:r8 itt: . :j : _:s1.a, I' ua.ier t:ta:oo), 

PAl HAr\!\Ct: t:: t.:_ rt:i -{TL]lNTt(j ltRc 5_MILE 

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o.a.L..c oLSn 

5-milc run a: - :-.: i:.... Fairs. 

1._ P€t Harc: ::: I L jiane Cerb.r, 1l oo.lbufy HS, 

z5:17; l. J.. ! ..i :..::, .,.1 tiamsto(n HS, Z5:35;4. Joe 

Dukc, HcLle:ri, rr t a,. 2:r_tr a. paul Lucuski, penn 

AC, 26:2lt l:, az.: :..L, iriiliam6to*n HS, 26r42; 

Jose,h i. 

F..!., C::::?- -:rse_r TC, ?6:43j s. Wi iam 

llb]:"t -:,., 

:.:. : :. Bo! \,farino, v lia'6town Hs, 

27:31j 10. Ca.! ir:::r, Eastern Regiohal frs, Z7:.+3; 

r.. rr ayne filtcl1: 

:'":*1, ' '.r" ':/l 

1.1. Eil Sch..,., ::ai,, lZrll; 15, Jim cros6, uat., J.!:Oa 

ALL-CO\I5RS Tar \tE!T! DLPTFORD TWp. H.S. 

j., 

l'..'9i", :*" 

t.i2 6:30 p.M. Rain, huddy tiack. 

3-MiL.- l. Jot Sie.:tcctii, tuilliahsrou,a HS, 15:26.3; Z. 

Charles Cje.:{a, lrar., i6rOti 3. Mark Betcherr cate_ 

say Reg, H5, li:22i 1, Cary Rieger, East€rn Reg. HS, 

Lb:25. .. Mile- L, ']are Hoch, ItittiaDsto$n HS, .,1,55,8j 

Z, St.ve Ccttiaes, car€tay R€g. HS, .rr57i 3, Cary 

Zerno, CLoLcest€r Count, Co11ege, 5:02; 4. ljd Knorr, 

Ciouc!:stei Co. CoLlege, 5:0..1..,RFyL Mit._ 1. Joe 

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SECOND ANNLTAL DENVER MILE HIGH MARATHON 

$ ashihgtoa Park, Denver, Colo. , Sunday, May 28, 1972 

?:4. A.V, cF.r:f'-d courbt ol 2,2 m. - .oo!r --r d 

cours€. SF.reored by: Soufheast Dcnvor Jayce€s. 

14eatherr 55" & 6howcr at starq 65" & suny a! linish. 

1. Tom Berger, 21, Fort Collins TC, Z:34:4a 

z. lYes Crist! 23, Fort Collirs 'lC, 

2137131 

, ro\n Bra" "J, 8, Tho ' 

as -ttp-.on lc,-:,10,1r 

4, Ernie Cunlille, 34, U.S.A.l, Academy, 2r,1ar56 

5, Patrick Ru!€l, U. S. A. F, Academy, 2:47151 

6. Brent Weigher, 22, Fort Collins TC, Z:19:39 

7. Dave Hoaglud, Air Folce Academy, Zr49r.l9 

8. Steve Oacbupin, 29, Jemez Pueblo, N,M. 2:51:05 

9. Kcwin Mahoney, i8, U.S.A.F. Academy,2:51:30 

10, Mike Spence, 19, So.Colorado Striders, Zi51:4? 

ll. r" l, Po'. -. 8, !,1 15, 1:^|t.a: l , 

,11, Rocky Mt. RR, 2:5?r0?i 13, Hardy Bramley, 16, 

Thomas JcIIer€on HS, D€nver, 3r00r,!0j 14. Frank Mc- 

Cab€, 54, Schlessman YMCA, Denver, 3:0t:00; 15, 

Dan Benawidcz, 35, @at., Longmont, Colorado, 3:01: 

34; 16. Kent EggleBton, 21, Fort Collins TC, 3:02:16i 

17. unl,rown, 3r02:28; 18. JoD DppelBoh, 3,1, Rocky Mr. 

RR, 3:04:31t 19. Tom Lei4ir€, 28, RMRR, 3:05:15j 20, 

Bruce Techentien, 15, Arvada W€st HS, 3tA6t46i 21. 

Ted Cutler, 35, RMRR, 3:A7:AAt 22. Jim Cardin€r,28, 

Fort Coltin6 TC, 3:07:10j 23. Demis Katzer, 1!, unat,, 

LincoLn, Nebaasl

t- 

18 

IT TH ANNUAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN AAU 5-MILE ROAD 

RUN, Washington Park, D.nv€r, Colorado, Sunday, 

June 18, 19?? 9r15 A. M. weather: 7oo & overcast. 

Wes Ciist, the ex-CSU marathoner, who just clocked 

a Z:29 marathon in a wituing venture just last week ii 

Ahes, Iowa, just missed the course record 6et by 

Steve Matthew6 in 19118, of 24:58. Wes .qualled rhe 

second best clocking of 25:08. Charlie Vigil, a {ro6h at 

Adahs State Coltege finishcd second in 26:06, just 3s 

ahead of Jotrn Lun. The ra.e drew a big {ietd--with 

atalds lo 40th place. 

1. Wes Crist, Fort Co]lins TC, ?5:Agt Z. Chartie Vigil, 

Adam6 State, 26:06; 3. John Lunn, Colorado 1C, 26r09j 

4. Don Starbuck, Iorr Collins TC, 26:23; 5. Ron Bunnell, 

Colorado Tc., 26t26;6. Erni€ Cunlilfe, Fort Co1- 

1in€ TC, 26:32; ?. Mark Kus!n.r, Colden West AA, 

26:35r 8. Frank Mcncin, Colorado'lC, Zt3t13t 9. Daee 

Qul@, unat., 26:52i 10. Mark Weeks, ,Adams Stat€, 

26:5?r ll, Mikc Devecka, US Ski Tcam, 27:07; 12, Paul 

Decoursey, unat., 2?:11; 13. Randy Yaussi, FCTC, 2?: 

l5j 1.!. Mike Pete!son, Colo. TC, Z?:2'!; 15. Rich Sinatra, 

unat., 27:30; 16, Rick Lower, I.CTQ, 27,36;17. 

Do, vorris, una'., 27:l8r 18, arFn $re'9r'r. -(-r-, 

27:43,19. Jim Faes, uaat.,2?:,!6; 20, Pat Devaney, 

nnat,, 27t47,21. Rob Mailory, Dehvc! Wingf., 2?i48i 

22. Tom Bergcr, FC'fQ, 27t51123. Ed Bingham, unat., 

28:05; 2.1. Jack PoLtlc, Dehver wingf., 28:15; 25. Dan 

Wilde., lvtoming Univ., 28:21; 26. Jim Carcia, RMRR, 

28:ZZ: 27. DonE Mal1ory, unar., 28:30; 28" Dick Van 

Scofter, Co10. lQ, 28:33, 29. Larty Main, uar,, 28:34j 

30. Dav€ Ballard, unat", Z8:36; 31. Bill Pappas, Colo, 

TQ, 28.37i 32. Ken Foiger, unar,, 28:39; 33. Art Meyer, 

unar., 28:41;3.!. Ccrry Vihcent, .11, RMRR, 28:.141 

35. Cary Huss, traL., Z8t11t 36. Jon Hunsaker, unat., 

2a:51; 3?. Mike Armstrong, AlVHS, 29:08j 38, Roger 

Gerard, Dcnwcr YMCA, 29:lSj 19. Joe Cad.ty, unat,, 

29:20,1i, Dan Benavidcz, unar., 29:21j .11. Dennis wal- 

Eh, RMRR, 29.22t ,|2. Drew C1ark, unat., 29r23; ,13. 

John Baahlcy, Denrer Wir.qI., Z9:29: .1,1. Kr:nr Eggleston, 

FCIC, 29:30i .,15, Joel vr'ingard, RMRR, 29:31i .16. 

Rich Casperson, RMRR, 29:32; .17- Ma1 McCawn, RM- 

RR, 29i43; .18. Tcd Cutler, RNTRR, 29:.1,1; ,r9. Doo 

Quinn, uat., 29:,18j 50. John Itearhs, RMRR, 3O:15. 

(7? Iinishers) WOMEN S DIV. - 1. Pam \ir.,igle, RMRR, 

14:2?; Z. Altison Osen, US Ski Team, 3l:2Zt 3. I ear\- 

nette Caldwcll, RMRR, .r0:25. (? finishers) 

--R. Demis Kavanaugh-- 

4-MILE ROAD RUN (SHORT COURSE), ACTON, MASS, 

June 16, 1972 (Course Rccord: l?r56 !y Par Mc]',tahon, 

1970) 

l. Tom Der.lerian, North i\,1edlord Club, 19:tr8j Z, B.b 

Rosen, unat., 19:09; 3. Max whit., Bdston Ar\, 1q:21i 

,1. Jim Dalcy, Nlv{C, 19:22; 5. tlil1 Var Dyke, CSU, 

19:28; 6. JiD Smirh, CSU, 19:33; ?. Bcrh PutnaIl, una,, 

19:3.1; 8, 1!alter Murphy, una., 19:3ai 9. Jay Sidman, 

CSU, 19:50t 10. Louis Pau1, CSti, 19:5ii ll. lt.rb l,ar- 

6ons, CSU, Z0:01;12. Ireter Srasz, MP, 2O:10;11, D.vin 

Croft, unat., Z0:19; 14. Robert La!rc1, una., 2O:L9i 

15. SLahl.y Dutron, unat., 20:22j t6. Jack Ke11et, una,, 

20:23j 17. Richard Smith, ua,, 20:25; 18, Larry B.rman, 

CSII, Z0:.10i 19. Chas. Lang, Jr,, LAC, 2O:;li 20. 

Charles K.ating, NIIC, 20;53r Zl. Johr KeL1e1., ruraL., 

20;56j ?2. Roberl Kingan, CSU, 2a,57r 23. 1\arl Furstenburg, 

CSU, 21:01; 2,4. Brian SaviLonis, trnat., :1:lj2j 2-. 

Matt Mahgan, uar., 2i:08i 26" -At1eD Ho[rlrr1, u,]:r., , 

2l:lO; 2?. lran Byrr, una,, 21:1?; 28. Joe Irils.r, na., 

Z\t22i 29. Mike Durdovic, CSU, Zt:23; 

ret, unat., 21:25. (95 listed {inishea6) 

5,MILE ROAD RUN (LONG COURSE), IiTAR1YICKI R.I' 

June 1?, 19?2. \!eather: Very hot: 

1. Roberf Doy1e, nnat.,27:22.7t 2. Hotlie tvalton, uha., 

23122; 3. Tom crundy, A&C, 28:561 4. Dave Fartey, 

aat,, 29.42,5. Dick Mclaughlin, l\at., Z9t23t 6. 

James Callaghei, unat., Z9t4ai ?. Sreve Olsen, Bryant 

Cotlcge, 30:0lj 8. Aidy Murphy, unat., 3O:13; 9. JeII 

O Conn€11, Lasalle TC, 30:27; 10, Steveo 4noersoi, 

unat., 30:.,10; 11, Cary CeoJfroy, NMC, 30:53; 12. Biu 

Thornhill, A&C, 3l:0.1; 13. Mike Corriere, uhar,, 3lrt6: 

1,1. Cail Maselbal, unat. , 3l:26; 15. Jay Wood, unar., 

31:2?; 16. Ray Nelson, unat., 3l:29; t7. peter Corite]1, 

NMC, 31:42; 18. Dav€ Carlson, So.Conn,AC, lL:,!6j 19. 

Jrhn Markey, uat., 31:52i 20. Jahes Ver!i1l, unat., 

31:53; Zt. Rick Collard, Bryanr CoUege, 3?.OIt ZZ. cary 

Diggle, unat., 32iZ3r 23. David Rooney, unat,, 32:28, 

2.1. Rick C!o*ell, unar., 32:30; 25. Bob McCrysral, 

unat. r 33:l?, (52 risted lihlshers) --Fred Brorn Sr. -- 

CAMERIDGE SPORIS UNION 2,5-MII-E SUMMER 

ROAD RACE, FRESH POND, CAMBRIDCE, MASS. 

i. tie, Keh i Scott crahao, Hobbihs AC, tZ:1i1,5! 3, 

John T. Ced€rholm, ltat,, Izt4lr,!. Earl Mccilvery, 

NMC, 12:.13j:. iimRichards, CSU, 1?:il6t il. John 

Babingroh, N],IC, 12:55, 7. Walter Swanbon, CSU, t3: 

04 (started about 50s latel), 8. ceorge Tuthill, CSU, 

13:015i 9. Herb Parsons, CSU, 13:1Oj lO. Mark Ericksen, 

unat., 13:12; 11, iohn Tsoukla!6, Hobbih6 AC, 13:t8i 12. 

Steve Lorvell, unai,, ll:22j i3. Daiid Ezerstry, Sparran 

AC, 13:26r 11. Kari Iursrenbcrg, CSU, 13:29; 15. Larry 

Bcthan, CSL, 13r3ij la. Cu_v Cardeh, CSU, 13:35i I?. 

Ron ray, CSU, Llr10; 18. Joljn Ke]ly, 17, BAA, L3:40; 

1(,r. Mike Duraor.c, CSU, 13:.15; 20. Tom Duffy, CSU, 

l3:+8j 21. Paul l,lcCarthy, BYAC, 13:57; 22. Cha!lie 

Hansen, .13, CS!, 1.,1:00 {1st Vet. )i 23, Cene poole, 

unat., 1+:0ij 2.!. JohnHagfors, unat., t4:12;25. Chas. 

I4cKat, 1.!, n at., 1,1:27..17. SaraMae Berman, CSU, 

16:09 1lst ltoman) (?1 finisher6) Heary drlzzte, r180 

5-\IILE RUN (SHORT COURSE) RYE, NEW HAMP- 

SillRE, Junc 27,1972. 1,li eattier, Fair, ?l] d€grees. 

course Record: 2t,:15 by Dav€ Bo.rick, 19?1. 

i. Dave Bo6tick, NMC, 25r25; 2. .roe Kolp NMC, 25: 

25.1j 3. Dan Ayres, NMC, Z5:.16; .1. Brian (]illeslie, 

aiPAC, 24,:l7j 5. John cioetuett, CIlAC, Z6tZa,,6. 

I--ave \lcDonald, CPAC, 26:,4,1i 7. Rick Bosrick, NMC, 

26:50i 8. Irancis \,laher, NMC, 2?r30j 9. Steve Sundin, 

N\,IC, 27:55j 10. Rock Moultonr NMC, 28r09i 11. Toh 

Eoohe, Nlvlct 2E:5li t2. Dehhis Legnard, NMC, Z8:5E; 

11, Joe Hanley, NIiC, 29:13j 1.1. Robe!t Aucoin, NMC, 

29:lZi 15. cary Oickie, NI,IC, 29:35; 16. John E. CamF 

be11, Sr,, NMC, 29:57r l?. Ronald Boone, NVC, 29r58i 

1rJ. Don legnard, Nl,IC, l0:18: 19. Pierre Bonin, NMC, 

3O:11: 20. loseph Richard, N\tC, 30:58i 21, Tony Ma., 

cario sr,, N\rC, 31:13j 22, ron- \4accario Jr,, \MC, 

31:1.1i 21. Ja.r.6 HaIsr NMC, 3r:2.; 2,1, Carl \4oulton, 

\ 4C, ll:2?; 25. Ed Tu.ler, \nrlc, l1:.10. (39 linishcrs) 

iNNUAL ].\,{ILE RUN IFOR MILITARY PERSCNEL) 

Eoston Navy Yar.l, lune 28, 1972 (2. a N{ilcs) 

L. lnsLEr i1unigal, LSN, l3:31; Z. R, T, ryon, LSCC, 

LJ:35i :, Fr€d Flar.ia, 182nd lnl. YD, 13,38j 1. Lt, t1c- 

Koin, US\1C, 1l:-a; i. C,rl_ uixler, usN1c, 1.1 2i.

ALL COMERS 1&F MIET. DEITTORD H.S., \I,J. 

Fridayr July ?, 19?2 (Rain)- Mile- l Vince Marino, 

. oll-g , F a., r:Z-.-:2, oa \4.n,"r, 

Careway R.e, HS, 4r51i 3. Ed Knorr, cloucc6t.r Co. 

Cotlege, 5:0?, 5. ,3-\,Ii1e- 1. Joe Siedlecli, lyilliamstosn 

HS, 15:14.1r 2. ,Ioe LaPanh, Cate\tay Reg. HS, 

16i29.5! 3. Mark Belch€r, Catesay Reg. HS, t6:51.8, 

880- r. L"o .r[ o-e, h5. l:O{. : ,. 

Joe Buffington, I-{ighland Reg. HS, Z:03.6; 3. Chaales 

Jackson, uat., 2:0E.4,..RFYL Mile- 1. Davi.l Thibault, 

Clatton, N.J., 6;07i 2. A1 Taylor, cLassboro, 

N.J., 6:15; 3. Bobby Thibault, Clatton, 6:'!i. 

MIDDLE AALANTIC RRC 6-MILE ]'ENGLISH-STYLE 

CROSS-COUNTRY, \f ENO^_AH 1\'-OODS, WENONAH, 

N.J., Saturday, July 8, 1972 (Three-lap.ourse through 

mud, 6treahs & san.ly tiails, including rhr€e ciimbs 

over a railroad |Iestle) - r. Herb Lo.ehz, P€nn AC, 

32:15j 2. Shane cerbcr, Woodbury HS, 32:40; 3. Merw 

Bttan, PottstoRn Pacefs AC, 32:58i ,1. Berr Ps.huder, 

Moole6tolvn HS, 33:l8i 5, Jo€ Duke, Hellertown, pa., 

33:26;6, Ernie Brason, Springlield H.S,) Pa,, j+i3tl 

7. Pat Hannon, LaSalt-- HS, Fhila., 36:57j 8. Harrr.. 

Beikowitz, Penn AC, 38:22i 9, Tom \,Iunyan, CareFay 

Reg. HS, 38:46; 10. Geoage Cough, Mooaesto\rnH,S,, 

38;48; 11. lrayne Kennedy, Sharon HilL, Pa., \:fT; 12. 

Joln Mcl-aahoa, Sharon Hill, Pa. \TT. 

3-MILE VETERANS RACE (Short course)- 1. Bror'ning 

Ross, Penn AC, 1,1:3.1i 2. Ross Iates, Bethlehem, Pa., 

1.1:40r 3. Ray Drozdorr6ki, Camden, N.J., i5:3E! 4. 

Henry Kihkaid, Phi1a,, 16:a2i 5. Jerrt Hoch, Phi]a., 

17:48r 6. Frank Kelly, Fhi1a., 17:51. 

BARNEY HANCD SDTS RECORD IN OND HOUR RUN 

Coluobia, Mo,, June 1?, 1972- Earnet Hance mad€ 

his lirst appearance in Columbia a su.ces6{ut one as 

he took the lead at 6 miles & latEd the lield to s,in the 

Missouri Vall€y AAU One-Hour Run.rith a disLance of 

11 miles, 79?y. Carl Oiczarzak, in fourth !!ac., woh 

the M\rAAU Chaepionship for rhe 5rh consecutive year. 

Weather: I.1eal, ?8 dc.crees, shady, light nin.1. 

Hance captured the big Gatervay Arch run in 5t. Loui6 

oo April 30th qith a time of 1:16:20 Jor 13. 5 hiles. 

1 Balney Hanc€, 21, tlm, 797y (5:r0, l0:21, t5rl5, 201 

42, 26tAA, 31t24, 36:40, 1I:5a, 17 11,]-, a2129, 51 :1a) 

2. Dick Moritz, 21, St. Louis, 1lmt 32ly (5:U, 10r19, 

15.:35, ZAt4I, 26:A0, 3I:2!., 36151, 4Zt3I, 48:00, 53r30, 

59:09); 3. Loren Moes, 22, Nt Mo. Stat€, 10m, t!98y; 

,1. Carl Owczarzak, 31, Mid-America _IC, 10m, t238y; 

5. Dennis Sterarr, 23, Columbia TC, l0m, 85?yr tt. 

Tifr Shaw, 20, Westminstel Coueg€, tom,.17Zy; ?, Beh 

Lon.leree, 37, CTC, 10m, 3.l0yj 8. Blaine Thomas, 20, 

Kangas City, 9m, l550yi 9, Bob Huherdo6se, 25, Macon, 

Mo., 9m, 1,197y; 10. Jerry Kokesh, 22, St. Louis, 

9m,1281y; 11" Doug Williamson, CTC, 9m, 1032y; 12. 

Whitney Hicks, 36, CTC, th, l014yr 13, Mike ChirFndale, 

31, Coluhbia TC, 9m, 9?3y: 14, A.t Fleming, 

29, 9m, 61lti ia. Gleg Grinstead, Ferguson, Mo., 9r, 

440y; 16. Joe Duncan, 38, CTC, 9m, 1,l8yj l?. Dlck 

Hessler, CTC, 8m, 1692y; 18, John Kerna!, 21, Wm. 

T-v Ft .o -eF. 8n, -26r: o. o\. / so-, 8-, 8- t. : 

20, Lconard Busen, .,12! CTC, 86, 104yj 21. Dave 

Schulte, 32, CIC, 7m, 361y. --Jo€ Duca!-- 

6-MILE ROAD RACE, COLUMBIA, MO., JUNE3, i972 

1. Demis Steiart, 3,!:3lj 2. Ben LoDderee, 36:38j 3. 

Whioey Hicks, 3?:18; ,!. Mike Chlppendale, 38:25: 5. 

Dennis Scott, 38:.46j 6. 

!useh, ,r,1:21j 8, Dave 

65:04 Race ualked) 80 

]a 

Joe Duncan, 39:58; ?. Leonard 

Schulte, 5,!:00' 9. Rob Spiei, 

degrees, hor, brieht su. 

WEST VIRC]NIA AAU RACES, FAIRMONT, WEST VA. 

Prick€tt Cieek Road (Hot & humid at starr, 82 deglee6. 

Duting coursc of ru a rhuderstorm with gate force 

q inds h | & hindFr , d hc hrpc r]e-, ou. 

cooted them olf. ) Sunday, July 2, 1972 

lf-lvli1es- 1. Carl Hatlicld, 53..27t 2. Joe Macphe!soa, 

5ri:55i 3. Roger RouilLer, 58r0.,1; ,1. Bill Redman, ?0:3?j 

5. John Hclner, 80:42. (Two hilts, with rest roltins) 

3-Mi1es- l. John Welch, 1E:04; Z. Charles Miesner, 

18r16; 3. T€d.1 Nash, L8:52j .,1, Joe Bu.tinsky, 20:Oti 5. 

Jih Sko.ik, 21:38; 6. San Dulaney, 2,1:38. 

FACI]'IC ASSN. AAU ONE HOUR RUN CHAMPS 

Mt. lamalFis H,S., N,Ii1t Valtey, CaliJ., Juty t, 19?z 

1. Dan R. Ander6on, unat., ll mi1€s, ZOSyr 2. Randy 

I-. La\rson, Red\yood City Striders, 1Om, 133lyj 3. Jim 

Holl, llest Valley TC, 10m, 689y; ,1. Behjamin I. Sawyer, 

OW-TC, 10m, 566y; 5. Orval Osborne, uha., lom, 

4?5yj 6, Richard P. Cordone, MAC, lom, 39?y; 7, 

John'Ioki, ATC, 10m, 352y; 8. Petcr D. Wood, NCS, 

l0d, 3lly; 9. Harold DcMoss, WVTC, lom, 1?9y; 10. 

K,h\o "ll. Pc-, l0r,l,.t. tô-. B d1,rt-na, 

MAC, 9m, 1675yi 12. Jam€6 Nrchotson, NCS, 9m, t6t9y 

13. Amado. R, Carcia, PAL, 9m, t227yj 14. Mitch Kingery, 

RCS, 9m, 122LytIa. Lee Fox, STC, 9m, 12t.1y; 

16. \tilliam E. Lon.s, PK, 9m, 9.10y; 1?. Augie J. Louis 

uat., 9m, ?3ly; 18. Terry Miltard, SFFF, 9fr, 38?yj 

19, Sig C. KeLtrrer, unat., 9m, 3Z\y; 20. Walrer H. 

Sdith, uat., 9m, 231y.,2\" EamoD Cooke, unat_, 9m, 

230y; 22. Clenh L.R. Williams, r'AL, 9m, 32yr23. 

Mik€ Sullivan, RCS, 8m, 1666y; 24. Tomry V. Owen, 

RCS, 8m, 1589y; 25. Daaiel C. Sullivan, RCS, 8m, 

1569y, (38 Jinishcr6) Team: l. Redwood City Strider6; 

2. PoLice Athletic League A 3" PAL B,. 

The wearher aas coo! & foggy, " r'ith a stight wind. The 

se.dedr group o{ enrranrs lailed to show at 5:OO p. M, , 

with rhree shoving alt€r 5:15, so ohly on. heat x.as run. 

--Robert E, DeCe11

a 

2A 

lo-Mile Road R@- l. Bob H@f, 19, 52ta4 2, D'aaae 

Spi.tz, 23, 52,42t 3. Bilt Keller, 31, 55:11; 4. Flank 

Takish, 19, 55:31' 5. Jim Cart€!, 21, 58:05; 6 John 

zie6etl, 31, 58:33i ?. Dot McMillan, 18/ 59i33i E. 

Bob Norman, 18, 611:40; 9. RalPh Stadlcman, 26, 6l:Z0i 

lO. Johr GauLt, 26, 62.A9:. I\. Georee Moros, l?, 6Z:47; 

12. Mark Ba@an' 22, {)3:A6;13. Tob DeBote, '12, 

63:19! 1,1. Paul Hahsen, aO, 64:131t5. Jetry Colfman' 

22, t 1t17, 16. Mark Pittman, 26, 65:01: 17. Fred Helsabeck, 

35, 65:02; 18, Mike Anderson Sr' ' 

lQ' 6a:Zl:19. 

David Do:tater, 16, Lar53t 2a David Lce, 35, 66:13; 

ZL Herb S.egert, 3t;, 6"1{)9) ZZ. Ed Kimmel' !3, li7:13; 

23. Kalk Xetch€r.on, 1?, 68:05' 24. Ed Townsend, 40, 

69.rc',25. naf Z.mlet, 15, 69:20. (34Iinishers) 

De{ehding chamrrion Eob Hunt ran away fr'm Duan' 

Spitz over rhc last 1I/2 mii.s to win by 38s, Hut 

broke thc couise record by 30s, llcslite rhe course 

being leneth€ned this year to make it an a..uate ten 

--Dcnnis williads-- 

OPDN T&T'MEET, MICHICAN STATE UNIVERSITY' 

Dasr l-ansing, Mi.h., Junc l, l97z 

,1-Mile- l. Bob Hunt, 19, 19:52 MRi 2. Duane stitz, 23, 

20:05; l. Ed ClriIIis, 19, 2a:2lt 4. D€nnis \villiams' 

2O:38; 5. Bill Keller, 21:00i 6. Jim Carter, 2l:08; 7 

John Garza, 21:2li 8. Jim Burns, 2l:'!l! 9. Garv An.irus, 

Z2:!1; 10, Dick Sharkcy, 22:22; 11. Jack A11en, 1l' 

Z3:10; 12. Joe Mizzi, 23:10i 13. Tob DeBore, '12, ?3: 

2,1r 1.1. Paul Ha!scn, 50, 23:.r.ri 15. Mike Ardcrson, sr. 

.10, 23:54. (2? Iinishers)".. Lq!ll4:119h3:l:- L. John 

cores, it, 1l]:37. 6 lvtR! Z. Ed a;rifIis, i9, 10:'r9" 8; l. 

Steve Ko6o, 10:55.8; l. Jerry Champlin, ll:0'1 1-; :. 

Jim Carrer, ll:0?i 6. Jjr Ch.nolt€th, li:13 5i 7. iec 

Aguirr€, 11:i!9.1r 8. nv.rett 1l-irgau, 15, 12:30 (15 

--Dcnnis lIiLliams-- 

,1-MILE ROAD RUN, SHA}'TSBURG, MICIIICAN 

June 6, l9?Z - l. San Torres, 2{r116,6 (Course re.!r.:: 

old mark, 2l:00.1 by Dennis lVillians, 1971); 2. Daila: 

Lincoln, 20:58.6; l. Jim Carrel, 21:15.8r ''1. G..r.ei 

,Moros, 22:16; 5, JolD Cautr, 2Z::15. Z; L. Marr Eau.rar:, 

2Z:.1,,1, 6j ?. Gordon s.halcr, 31, 22t55, I Brad iJa11, -l 

23::15,6t 9- Jelry Coffnan, 23:'17; 10, Ken Fruit, Ji: 

50.8; 11. Norm RanrlaII, 28ta7.Z, 12. Dick R€ist, ==, 

l0:51..{i 13. Harold D€vor€, 3r:23,'1, 

OPNN T&F \IEET, MSU, IAST LANSI\(], MICI]IG-1\ 

a,-lO-72 - rr MiIe- 1. Duan. Splrz, 30r10.8'r': Z, Boil 

Huor, 30:10.9; 3. Joln Oorcs, 30:51i '1. Rill t

Childers, 3l:23; 3. Car l{illiams, 32r'{0; '1 Ray Morrison, 

3.1:2Er 5. To!!er po\t€rs, 3'l:'15; 6 Jack Cofle).' 

3.!:.19; ?. C€o.gc Christo!her, l5:19j I Doug Slocum' 

35iZl; 9. Don Delvitt, 35:,11i 10. Beo I*ers, 35:52i 11 

Mike \4ard, 36:0?; iz, Tom voibet, 36:11; 13. Craig 

caarde!, 36:13! l+, Mihe Lieder, 36r15i l5 Kevin Mccabe, 

36:16: 16. Rich Benhcrt, 36r33; 1?. Georg€ Cushmac, 

36:38i 18. Davc Bronson, 36:!6: 19. chart€s Ross' 

36149i 20. Rod Sreele, 36r50i 21. Dave Buzzell, 37:071 

ZZ. John Laughland, 37:35; 21. Lest€r Pagc, 3?:40; 2'+ 

JelI Darman, 37:56; 25. Cabe Mirkin, 38:01; 26. John 

Slocum, 38:o2r 2?, Ray Russe11, 38:14; 28 Paul Thurston, 

38:1.1; 29. Dick Jamborsky, 38:24. (60 linishers) 

2-Mi1e RFYL- 1. Jcrome carson, 11:201 2. Mark Yu.lo- 

;r.h, 11.:6;3. Mike Brac.l€y, 1l:28;4. Jobn Pclcrs, 

1r;38; 5. T. W, Jones, 1l:4I; 6, Bill Hess, 11:'r2; ? Jeff 

Sh.lLon, 11:,19i L V€na No'1., 11:53; 9- Rollahd Elliotr, 

11i56; 10, Larry Link, 12:02, (72 Jini6hers) 

DCRRC RACES ar EAST POTOMAC FARK, 1\TASHINC- 

TON, D.C. BUNION DDRBY +1 Jun€ 8, l9?z 

These iaces marked rhe start oJ thc 12th y€ar ol !'c.k_ 

ly races sponsored by th€ DCRRC The OPea'l MiIe ! 

Teen 2-Miie con€tituLed the lirst €vent of the 8-Elent 

BUNION DERBY, also now in its 12th year. 

Bob Thut€ton, wi.ninge6t ruhner in the DCRRC lasr 

year, conrinued to amihilate the comPctition in thc 1_ 

miL€r over a llat cotrrs-- aroud the Hains Point Gol1 

Course, S€cond place Iinisher Cordon Oliver, just eraauated 

flom Eeth€sda'Chevy Chase H. S , is the hotd.rr 

oJ the schoolloy mile record at thc Penn Relays-_+:'-ril 

set in April rhi6 year. 

The Maryland state mile and hau dile chamPioD, Dal t 

Sahdridge, a lri-ycar-ord junior ar suburban Fark.aLe 

H.S., rvo4 rhe Teen Race, Dave has several 4:Il mrl.s 

to hi6 credit this 6pring, and beat Olive] lor the 5tat. 

mile ritl€, 155 rDners compered in the three rac.s. 

4-Miie Open- j. Bob f'hurston, 20:Z9i 2. Cordon Cl r.r, 

ZO:5lt 3. Oal lriltiams, 21;02; '1. Heinz wiegahd. :1: li 

5. Scott Blickerd, 21:15; 6, Slu Nibl€y, 21:30i i. Cltr. 

Wooi], zlt57t 8. Dohald D.,$irt, 22i0f,; ! D.ug 51..um' 

22rO8r 10, Ray Morri6on, 2Z:11; Il. C.org. Chrisio:Ler, 

22:51i 12. Scott Crabrr.e, 22t55t 13, Bill Godlr.t, 2li0! 

14. Ben Ewea6, 23t\Zt \a. E.t J{,roDe, 23:l?i 16. -oh. 

winslow, z3:21; 1?. Mik€ Shoedak.r, 23r29i i8. c.oige 

. Cushmac, Z3:32;19. Charles Ross, 23:351 20. 1r-na 

N9ry, 23r37; Zl. Jobn SlocrD, Z3:'1'1i 22 ].1il. FLeming, 

23:45i 21- Daee Elon6on, 23:53i 24. Da'id l4er.er, 

23156,25. J ell Darmal, z4tQzt 26. J-im slocum, Z1:15; 

2?. Jerry Kaelzer, 24:15; 28. Ken Pugh, z'1:28i 29. 

Biian Forst, 24:50; 30. Jim Tihony, Z'1:i?. 161 fins ) 

2-MILE TEINRACE - 1. Dave Sandridge, 9:]2i Z. 

Robert Cooh, 10:18r 3. Rahdy MiUi€ad, l0:Zii 1. Chas. 

Morgan, 10:ll]r 5. Chris Proch, tl:00r 6 Ahdrelt fenney, 

11:O5i ?. Jefl Crane, 11:06i 8. Jeff ThomPson, l1:08 

RFYL Z-MILE - 1. Jerome Carson, I0:29i 2. BiLl Hess 

lO:,16j 3, T,1r. Jon€s, l0:58; 4. Polland E11iotl, LI:02; 

5. John Peters, lt:17; li. Earl cook, l1:21i 7. charles 

Morgan, 11:2,1; 8. \,4alk Yudowitcb, lL:30; 9 Max Monr_ 

gofrery, l1:31; lo. Ron Somers, 11:19. (?6 Jinisher6) 

RUl{ 

l. F(lR Y0l|R 

FE! 

2l 

JOCCERS' CORNER by Frank Greeaberg 

My rtif€ rvas hospitaiized for 50 dayB (BosLon Malathon 

to the NCAA Finals) and mt jogging {'orkouts trans{orfr. 

ed ihro child watching sessions. 

Bul,th€re is a1{ays good to be Joud in an}ahihg, Hor' 

to acquire a lhirsL lor jogging? Create a situation 

wh.re one is unable lo NorhouL. lr's lile telling the kid 

he just can t eat slihi.h an.l r'atch the Popeye reaction. 

Anyuay, I m no longer actihe as : N'Iother! and iaht Lo 

l{:11 you ho\r I attack.d thc toads and the sun on ey way 

I.1i.1 kcc! ih some rninimal condiliohine lhrough runing 

in pLac. and an occasional long !€.krd Irolic dortn by 

th. rivca side. AIso, it rales a long rime ot not runlng 

ro loose _vour abilil)" to jog. $hat!ver, hy poiht i6 the 

ilrsr morning hatpily did ror tur r irio a discouragihg 

sro!!ine, sDltting, a.hnrg ere.t, 

Th!: lirst day ba.k, it was as iII irrc.he.ling out a 

n.\! a!tomobi1., since my visual, au.lio an.l sr:nsual 

LEr.edion sedrc(l exrra slarpl first, you hcar your own 

ir.alh, You then ie€1 bodyh.al, and 

firally, beads ol s{ear starl rolling and the smelts 01 

I orr lodt aDd lh.i grass rake over, It s a 

\.r I thinl< t havc ir aeain: all the dull aches a.d pains 

ara latrguc I someholr nanag.n lo .onqu.r. The smellt 

.1olh.: and the trarrn shl,es and lhc swear. 

Rur there has t. b. a l.st oi the recovery program, 

L.r \"n " 

s 

qLar!.rly \\hen rhe lleDart-]1nr .i n,,cr.arion ol th€ 

Clty oI Phila{lelphia Fporiors a rn,lic jog. The event i3 

:nnrl-v an 8,l-hilc.log (.r run) .long loth sid.,s oJ rhe 

S,:hltllilL lirer, and a.ross Lvo bri(lg.s \hi.h form 

rL. .,hds ol rhis .e.Langl., Ewcryonc gets a .errllrcarc 

ol !artici)ati.r, a tim., and a lot ol satislaclion, 

!,har also helDs rnak. lhis .w.,nl a st..ess is the rcty 

.onpelc.t, .l.idicale.l reotLe i,ho run th€ jog and who 

are so vrcll Llhi:n by th.r ArouF 

thaL bctL r | nn. l.r lhis, my Dini-marathon, than 

lasl Saturday, after one weel< ol rnlcnsiv. rraining, I 

iarm up Ior it thar morning by cnilling au.libl€ .omllaints 

about my both.rsorn. kncr and lolter ba.k- My 

luck, and su.pris.: ahd cool lvealher, I gut lt out ah.l 

joe .:w.fy srep of $e cours., Oh, thar salislaction $heb 

I khow that I am going to finrsh (ar'oul lour srcps from 

the Line) an.l the shecr.l.light of fhysciai suc.ess. 

It seems lhat I always havc to do it again to ,rove ro 

nysell thal I can slill do lt. . - exce* this time it had som. 

extra signilicance. 

Anynay, my family is all togerher again, I'm almost 

rhele too, and .an sta.t .oncchlraling oh thc imr.rtant 

thl.gs onc€ oor.. 

MAC DONALD SIIATT'RS KAPIOLAN] PARK RI]CORD 

Honolulu, Hawaii, Sunday, Jult 2- I'erer MacDonald, 

Z1 -year-.1.1 Kaneohe reside!t, outstrinted Reuben 

Dias in the linal l00y to wih lhe 1.6 mile--L(ice around 

KapioLani Park--road race \n 17 27, well un.l€r rhe record 

ol i8:00, ser by Dias last ycar, 

1. Perer MacDonald, 1?:27; z, Rcubeh Dias, l?:3lj 3. 

Mike l)mn, l6:4.1i ,1, Rudy Dr.ssendorfer, 18:5?; 5. 

Dave Rmdle, L9:02; 1,, Mike McCormick, 19r15; ?. 

Johnny Faerber, I9:24r 8. I'hi1 Peterson, l9:37; 9. 

Marvin Matsuda, 19:45; 10, scotr Hamilton, l9:55i 11. 

Horace ltol

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Ay ELLIOIT DENMAN 

Lees Is Kin& of .Overdilrar@' 

LnNG BRANCH .Olerilistanc€. 

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is a 

standard concept in trtuk and field trairins _ 

ever did the "overdisbn.e" re- 

Lees' 2?-vear-ota Bdtish Ece 

,i""",fil o" '"n" 

Leeq o\€rdtstance" was a 2.891-hite raunr 

frch. the_ P{i,fic Ocean at Venhe, Catif. iiNee 

Irartihs on April 11, Lees 

,I";lff,,'J" ^* york itr 53 days. 12 hours snd 

Not onlr did 

Iies shatier the ac, 

@p!ed (by the Ouin. 

n$B Book of World 

Records) lr.nsconti 

nental walkins re@rd 

of 66 days set in 

1960 by Edtish Flt. 

Sg1. P, Maloney and 

Slata Sst. M. EvaN, 

b{t he also *.lk€d 

the coaslio-coasi 

rcut€ laster than the 

lisred luming Ecord, 

64 days, 21 houh, 60 

minltes, by British 

Olynpian B.uce Td, 

"Th€re were j 

couDle ol ihinss I int€nded 

to Eove by 

the valk," Le€s con 

nented on a visil 

lere last veet prior 

to a Sunday flig)rt 

JOSN LEES .fIRST Oi. 

ALl' I wanted io !ro!e that a Nalker coultl 

olfdo a runrer in somethD{ lil&e this,'ne remrted. 

"1 c.rt3inlv couldn't !! faster tlan'tul' 

io!. but I could so lobger each diy and possiblv 

''I rlerased over 53 miles a dav for the 

fril trip, Tht leasi I €ver diil for a ilav was 

21, niles after .atirs sone l4exican lood in 

Nep Meico - 

whil€ lhe mosi I nit Jof . dav 

eas t3, on by last day,' 

Like . tmctnan luttins on a linishina 

ki.L, Lo.s put on a spult that stretcled ffon 

pesrcrn New J€rsey io CiiY llall, 

AITDR cEl;INc swiiut p"r-ig"ior io 

valk thfoush the Lincoln Tunnel in tle €ely 

momins houfs, he oificially concluded the re 

c.rd $rlh by arivins a! Cily ltull at 2;30 a-n. 

''Anoiner thin( I $rlted to sove," ldd 

l,eei, "was thal I saB ablc to conquer my asth- 

"As a by, I didn't do very much in s!ort!, 

just sonc occasi.nal cdclei, football s t{ble 

tennis, I tied runDins ihc nilc, but couldn't do 

''After r \ihil., ihorsh, I sot intereshd nl 

{alk!ns." No one to tahe hrlf{ay hessures, he 

enbarlod on . jlunt lrcm Lmilt Enil (in 

Cornnrll) to John O'G.oats ( at lhe re.y 

northcfly ti! of Scoiland). Thats 9r8 mile8 5Dd 

he covar€d it jn 26r,{ d.y!, 

, 

IDUIiINC 1EAT {alk, tle adlhha just left 

ldst Sept€mber he walked the clzssic Lordon 

to Brjgnion S2Lmile couNe (as an u&iiici 

conpetitor jr ih€ anr{Al racel jn a 

cre4ilrbte nin€ hours ald 23 ninut$, a l soo. 

fourd hihself at a !€.sonal crossrcads. 

"l had the choice of eiUrer mckinc uD ral!- 

ing and possibly sefiins asthda igain, or ltayrng 

i! walkins .nd li.dirs a ner soal." 

Tha n"l s@l soon hecsh" ihe US. fsnicoll 

l.rlal "ou 

p "1 lad h€rd rlal Paul Nhill 

(British OlynDiar) vas plannins to come 

o\pr in 973 aftcf tha Olympic8 ard llp$ 'l.l i' 

he did le'd probably smash the record out oi siglt 

So I dedoed ta betre. come over and l.c\e a c"a.\ 

AFTDR A WINTDR oi much wa]kin8. 

"saling honey lil

LUTZ PHILIPP, \4IEST GERMANY, WINS 19?2 MAXOL 6TH ANNUAL SALMON TESTIVAL OPEN ].5-MIL#: 

MARATHON IN @ 2:]2:50 {b) OVER RON HILL IN T1E RO4D RACE, CAMPBELLTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, 

ATTEMPT - Manchester, Eagland, J&e 4, 1972 CANADA, Mondav, Julv 3, 19?2 

The Maxol Marathoh, incorporating the A.A.A. aDd l. \& arae Stewatt, Fredericton TC, 1?:55; 2. Doug 

RRC champiohshi! and rhe Ohppic Taial Io1 Btitish Keeling, FTC, 18:'15; 3. Do! Davis, ITC, 18:59; 4. 

& ue6f cefmaa runner6, \,a3 held on iliflat course Ralph Freeze, FTC, 19:06; 5. Brlan McKinley, FTc, 

i! suny, 6o-degree weath€r. Lutz Philipp andRon Z1:00i rS Demrs Nrckcrsoh, FTC, 2l:32; ?. Shawn 

Hill broke asay alter the hauway mark & ran Loe.ther o'cohnor, FTC zI:38; 8. Joe Richard, K. of c,, saiat 

6ti1 the last 4OOy circuit at the Manchest€r United John, N. B. ' 

21:50i 9 Pau1 Belliveau, Oshawa Legion 

football gloud. Philipp open€d a small malgio but T&F Club, 2'l:24! 10. June Smollert, 17, campbelltoh 

cut his pace & waited lor Hill with an outstrelched Ic, 2?:0? (13 started, l0 finished, ) _-Paul Beuiveau-- 

handbelorebIeakingthetape'ThoughtheyneIetoect-_ 

her, Philipp was given the victory, DonMa.cregor-of Dc AAU,20-IlILo cHA'\{PIoNSHIP & oPEN iliN 

\(or and r:niah-o n:-, r z:l):Oo& Cor_n (irnna; vFrna. \4.. Ao.:11.. o71 

^-" 

'V.Ji"o l s S"hool' 

^ 

,oJrrL :n /.,(. 7. rhF) r" jo,r | . .h- , a-",ho. " 

:"'_-:..1 ":.., j' rv nos, o, l-F 

Munich. Twenty four a@ers crack€d 2rzo I 

L. PhiIliP H, Iavis, Univ. ol lllinots, 69.16]' Z. Lt. 

1. Lutz Philipp, west cermany, 2:12:50j z. RonHrll, cll.lder's: Jl 

:l:mi-' 

, usMc, 7L:2'ti 3 Heinz wiesatrd, 

Eolton United Hafrie!s, 2r12:5lr 3. o. r. l4rcrceor. UsA I t Dreiric]\ Md ' 

?6:29j 'l Michael shoemake!, 

E.linburgh s,A. c. , z:15:05; 4. colin Kirknam, covea- 

NAro , 

Al'xandrF' !a' 77:5a' ' 

5' Lester Page, wsc 

tly codiva, 2:15:17; 5. Don Faircloth, croydonH-, 

8r:5' 6 Fodnevr' st€ele' Restoa' 82:l1j ? Mark 

2:15:52j 6. Eric Au6tin, worcs, Y.M.c,, 2:15;!!: 7. 

Ma'kcv sPrinltreld va ' 

86:'lii; 8 Richard Jambol6kv 

BernardJ. Plain, CardiffA.A.c., r,4alco, 2,roi18, :"'!""t 

8L:47;9 Crais Gaaldcr, Arlington, va., 

"i 

8. F€rdie le Grange, South Afri.a, 2:16:19; 9. cal1os !' l8: l0 Robert Elklud D'C" 90:'!zi u' Robert 

Perez, spain, 2:16:z?j 10. Paul AngenvoorLh, 1\'est 

r'illidns PrD{e Georses cootu' con , 91:0zl 12. 

Gelmany, 2:16:44; 11. Manfred sr{rflny, l\ 

.iacl_.I 

esL cermany, oratr' Annandne' va ' 93:03; l3' Richaid 

Z:16:45; 12, Dave Ho1l, England, 2r16:53i lJ, MlLe RorramL-D 

c 

Donald Dalze1l, catuP sPrings, 

-qa:16i-14 

lahd, T.v.H., England, 2i16:53r 1,1, A.1\. Tony 

Mn q5:0i:15 ' c1aham Huston' Arlingron, va ' 

95:43; 

Moore, Hillingdoh A. c. , Eng., zrL?:18; 15, \oiman llj Dore].s-Lel'nd', usN Academv, 96:051 1? David 

Deakin, city of stoke, z:r|tzo, 16. Bob Rrcharrlson, 

H€Ynsfeld D c 

'16:31i lS David Frceman, Napa valt 

Blackhcath, 2:17:51; l?, Mike Freary, Boltonutd., l-r PunrerE club , 100:28i 19 :for6ren schulz. 

2:1?:54; 18. cyril Leish, salford H.; 2:r8:08; 19. Laurie -Calif 

l,"l-: 9'""a:: 

cc, 101:37; 20. Jolm Bvrnc, Rockville' 

Ausrin, city ol stoke A. c. , z:18:38i 20. A1a;rair J, Yd ' 103:5?i 21' ceorge Ellior, Rockvill€, Md , lo5:48j 

wood, Aberileen A. c. , scotlahd, 2:19:Ooj zl. ceoll 22 charles Poss waldorl, Md', 1'5r48i 23. frank 

Norhan, Altrincham a.C, , 2:19:22,22. Mrke Crrtcht y HeatJ ' Prrnle rl(otSes CC, In9'34' 127 starters, 23 

Caldiff AAc, 2t19t33,23. Augu6ti! Fernanil€z, Spain, lTl:i"l 

Ztl9t56,21. Alex Wight, Edinburgh A.C., ttIgtag:2a- MASTFITS 2-MILE --I Ceorge Phillips, 11, U:09; Z. 

Almando Aldegar€ga, Portugal, z:20:21i 2b. M.(j. 

TonY 

cra- lrran'on'l' 12' I|25;3' Ted Burkett, 51, u:10; il. 

ven, Kendal Ac, 2:2at35,27, K. Angu6, sheffield utd-H,:""-t 

Thea11"!0,'- l1:42r 5 ceolge sullivan, :10, 12:28; 

z:21'l1, z8, S, Edmuds, Sale H., ztzLl|i 29, 1.s. Nrra.- b. Jacl- Braumiuer' 14' l?t33t 7' Charles cram, '16' 

Intosh! Ranelagh H., 2:2lt3a,3a, T, Flory, Ine.,2:21: 12:11i.8 !-liJa-h N cal1altav, 51, Lz:'+3i 9 Il l-r€d 

r2:45 r0. Iiarvev celrea, 5r, 12:'1? {24 

43..63. Ron w;ilinsror.r, camda, z:28:15. rzrdrp,.hcr.lii]"itj;.i, 

lO.MILE ROAD RUN, NE\iT ORLEAJS, LA. 

May Z0- 1. Pete Soutuilo, 56:18; 2. I-arry Fu6e1ier, 58: 

26; 3. Ron westbrook, 59:.10. (17 linishers) 92 degre€s. 

A.A.U. 5-MILE ROAD RUN, DES MOINESI IQWA 

imy 4, l9?z oPEN DIVISIoN: 1, tvlatcolm Robinson. 

36, Des Moines, Z6:19j 2. Ron Peters, 19, li,ater1oo, 

26:23i 3. Galeh Gre€n, 23, Nevton, 26t24:1. B.b 

Hughes, 19, Des Moine6, 27:25; 5. Rick Hudson, 19, 

Des Moines, 27r,l9j 6. Tom DeBockho!st, 30, C€dar 

Rapids, 29:Zi; ?, Tim DeBockhorst, 24, Dc6 Moin€s, 

29:'16; 8. Eill McDermott, 21, De€ Moines, 29;55r 9. 

Dean J@ghan, 31, Van l,l.ter, 30:07; 10. Doug Linder, 

29, Des Molnes, 30:35; U. cary Doa Brava, 2.1, D.M,, 

31:28r 12. Tony Woloch, 17, Urbandalc, 32r33j 13. Marvin 

Scolt, 36, Anes, 36:02: 14. Janice Cline, 19, U.- 

VETERAN DlV. (40 & Over)- 1. Dr. Karl Lalson, 5t, 

Aaes, 30:45r 2. Bob Moorehead, 5l! Des Moine6, 3l: 

11; 3. Buck McConeghey, 59, Fairbank, 37tAL 4. Itt 

Steinb€19,,13, Jolnston, 40:01. 

HICH SCHOOL DlV. - l. Doug Larson, 15, Ft, Do.lge, 

30:52; Z. Mark St€ihberg, 16, John6ton, 3|33i 3. Ron 

Comis, 16, Johnston, 3i:,15r ,1, Jelf Aten, 15, D.M, 

JR H. S. DlV, - 1. Joln Micha€I, 14, D€. Moines, 32:14. 

RI].L Z-MILE - 1, Bud Krogh, Arlingron, \ra,, 10:50i 

2. Dave Bronsoh, vienna, Va,, 10:51j 3. Mike Fteming, 

Rockville, M.l,, 10:55;.1. Chris liunz, D.C., ltrOOj 5, 

Chris Holtues, Fairlax, Va., ll:08; 6. Bill Hoss, Chantilly, 

Va., ll:09j ?, John Percrs, Chevy Cha6€, Md., 

1l:12j 8. V.ha NoE, Srlv€r Spring, M.],, 11:25; 9. R.J. 

Tutner, - t. M.a.1€, fltd., 11;2?; lO. Roltan.t Elliotr, 

A.cok.e.1t, 1,1d., ll:28, (68 linish.rs) 

COLLECE P},RK, MD. CHARTER ANNIVERSARY 

5-MILE RUN, 4CREDALE RECREAT1ON CENTER, 

June 4, 1972. Stonsored by: College Park Fecrearion 

Boa.d -n I hc D.r Poa, PLn.(r- \l-b 

1. Chafles Leuthold, DQRRC, 26:29i 2. ceorge Christopher, 

DCRRC, 2?:21; 3. Doug Slocuo, DCR.|.C, 27t42 

,1, Ray Morrison, DCRRC, 27:59r 5. Maulcio Ruiz, 

28t1Ai 6. Crdrg caarder, 29r1,ll ?. Jim Stocum, 29:25; 

8, E.l Jerooe, 29:3lii 9. Latl H€llen, Jr. , 29:42; 10, 

Lester Page, 29:5?i 11. Rich tsennetr, 3O:lZj 12. Johr 

Slocrlm, 30:17i t3. ceo!gc Cushmac, 3O:27; l.:l_ Tim 

O1sen, 30:.11i 15. Dick Jamborsky, 30:59; 16. Mark Haggerty, 

3t:04; 1?. Rod Steele, 31:0?; 18. Marty Suliivan, 

31:2,1; 19. Dav€ Thea11, 31:32; 20. J.M. Cochran, 32r17j 

21. Martin Gr€enbam, 32t!-1:22. Eill Davidson, 33:Ol.

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?TH SENIORS TC 2 x 14-MII-E RELAY (5 LAPS EACH) 

Jue ,r, 1972 Distance: 7 Mile6 - MiI€ Casso aad Tim 

Tubb conbined to set a new cous€ lecord. ]t wa6 niP & 

l,ITH ANNUAL CARDEN GROVE (CALIF. ) IO-MII-E 

HANDICAP RUN June ll, l97Z 

tuckalL rheway, lvith only a 50y lead onthe secondplace 1. Lee Beresford, 44, STC, 

team made up ol Malk Covert and Scott Schweiter. 

.?'.1 5. 3. Tom 

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1. KehMoore, S6:39j 2. \i.t.ir \,rora, Colombia, 36:47]'3. BiIl Clark, {est 1ralley 

Tuttle, unat., 3?:.12; 5. i!{arl Covert, Cali{. TC, 38:02; 6. Jon Anderson, Creeon TC, 38:16j ?. A11en 

Har!isoh, Sydney Sun, ALs:raLia, 38r2,1j 8- Ed Harer, Athlele€ rh A.tion, 38:26i !, Cerrt Tishe, lrancouver 

OC, 38;2?j 10. D.r'.ir!i, Trba.luizar Colom!ia, 38:31; 11. creg .ribbetts, SC Slriders, 38:58; 12. 

Bob Darling, Rcdwood Citr S:rr.l.rs, 38:59;13, Jack Leydig, Wesr Va1ley 1C, 39rtl]j L,t. Hcrnan Barreheche, 

Colombia, l9;24r 15. Lalno(n, 39:25; 16, Mike lVagenbach, unar,, 39:31; l?. Chuck Smead, 1!VTC, 

39r3lr 18, Russell Pate, Oregon aC, 39:.11; 19, Anthony Risby, Univ. of Nevada, l9:58; ?0. Mike Dcnoy, 

U,S.A.F., 39:59; 21. Martin Pa!o., Colombia, ,10:03j 22, Albie Thomas, Au6r!a1ia, .!0:1.4j 23. JohE 

Loeschhorh, U.S.A.F,, .1!:Ztj : . unlihorrn, .10:12; 25. AUen Sa.lord, \\,VTC, 1A49) ZlJ. Le6 McFadrien. 

Stanlord, .10:51' 27. aob Cro.i, 1i1TC, 4l:09; 28. Darreh ceorge, Napa Vallcy RC, 4lrlOi 29. Joh Sutherlard, 

uat., ,11:10; 30. Bob Erun:ian, i1J C, ,11:llr 31. Joln Shcehan, ll.VTC, 41:12; 32. Bob Immethu, 

Alaneda lC, 4l:1+1 33. Bob Na.nirga, urTC, ,11r25; 3,1. Mll

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