’ti,:fii J. 3By John CarterRunners CornerA lot of people have been asking me, "When can I considermyself a runner?" You can consider yourself a runner when:1. You get up after falling down, and run faster to make up forthe time you spent lying on the ground;2. When you don’t worry about bleeding, because you knowthe air rushing by you will dry it up;3. When you don’t worry about whether you are a forefoot orheel striker, and only buy the running shoes that match thecolor of your shorts;4. When you are breathing so hard during a run that the tree infront of you books like a forest m and when you stop to catchyour breath, you realize that you ARE in a forest;5. When you’re so tired and your legs hurt so much that yourfriends have to give you a push to get you moving;6. When all your friends greet you with "How’s your runninggoing?";7. When speaking of yourself, you SWEAT instead of perspire;8. When you forget what your friends and family look like becauseyou spend most of your free time on training runs and’n races;9. When you spend most of your Sundays racing instead of relaxing;10. When you starve yourself half to death trying to get yourweight down, then end up carbo-loading before a race andgain ten pounds;11. When you begin to realize that this article is only an AprilFools story!You can call yourself a runner when you wanto run and like it.Enjoy yourself!Race ResultsBy Ron MackieYouth Sports ReportBasketball season at Mariposa High School has ended withoutstanding results. The Grizzlie’s Varsity Team was 24-4 andthe Southern League Champions. The Girls’ Varsity Team, underCoach Tracy DeSanders, took 2nd place, while the Girls’ J.V.Team was undefeated with a 12-0 record. Natalie Godfrey andBridget Bustillos were the outstanding players for this team.Grizzlie’s Varsity Baseball has returning pitcher and fielderJohn Abell: and Jim Little has made the Junior Varsity Team.Jeff Hickman, David Dye, Dave Gallagher, Mark Sims andShawn Arnold are all on the High School’s Track Team. Hickmanis also one of our fine alpine ski racers with the <strong>Yosemite</strong> WinterClub. Girls on the Track Team include Natalie Godfrey, TracyDonaldson and Kathy McCreary.The <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Club Alpine Racing Team has also hadsome outstanding results this winter. Our J-l’s and J-2’s are doingvery well with exceptional performances by Carter Williamsand Jessica Rust. Jessica has been selected [o attend the FarWest Championships at Mammoth Mountain for 16-18 year oldgirls. Jessica will be accompanied by Assistant Team CoachRandy Rust.In our J-3, J-4 and J-5 divisions our racers are doing an excellentjob. Ursula Furr, Dana Mackie, Kelly Singer, Jay Edeal, PaulSmith and Mike Mackie are in the running for the Central DivisionSeries ,,-3 Championship Team. Dana Mackie has alsobeen selected by the Far West Competition Committee to representthe <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Club at the Junior Olympics in Alaska.Congratulations to all our young athletes. See you next month!The <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter ClubSki TeamThe <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Club Ski Team has already coveredOn March 3rd, several YPCCo. employees went down to the about 3500 miles this winter with races at Kirkwood, Incline,Squaw, Dodge Ridge, Snow Summit, Goldmine and Bear Valley.foothills (no pun intended) to run in the Goldtrail Half MarathonBadger Pass and the <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Club hosted over 150 entriesin our own race here in January.and two-mile Fun Run. Connie Archer ran the two-mile crosscountryrun in 18 minutes, placing 2nd in her division. Gail MillerSome outstanding results have been turned in by Carter Williams,Mike Mackie, Lisa Reece and Jim Little. The entire teamran a two-hour and one-minute time for 147th place overall in theHalf Marathon. Running in his first ever Half Marathon, Bil Germanyfinished in one hour and 46 minutes and for 112th place.has worked extra hard this winter and the hard work is starting toshow in their technique and the results at different races. WeBill Hicks ran a fine one-hour and 42-minute run. I managed tohave missed Jeff Hinson this winter who has been out with afinish 5th overall in one hour and 17 minutes.bent leg, but IS starting to ski again.Our big news is that Dana Mackie was picked by the Far WestCompetition Committee to represent the FWSA and the <strong>Yosemite</strong>Winter Club at the Junior Olympics (Nationals) in Alaska.Upcoming RacesThere was a "send off" and fundraiser March 14th at the CurryApril 28 Ir~dian Gu ch to Hornitos-10 mile & 5 mile Hornitos Village Pavilion. A homemade Enchilada Dinner prepared byClarisa Garz and Jean Little was served during the festivities.May 5 M.T.C. Pancake Run-10K and 2 mile run MercedJessica Rust was named to the Far West Team that raced inMay 19 Bayto Breakers-7.8 miles San Fran the Western States Championship -- this year held at MammothJune 9 San Luis Dam Jam.10K and 1 mileLos Banos Mountain and was accompanied by the Assistant Coach, RandyRustcontinued on next pageJune 16 Father’s Day Run-16 mile Fresno;%,’,,~..[i
,. ..r -.r’.L’,.~,~’-"i/;i,1’:’.T,. ,.<strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Ski Team, continueThe ski team recently officiated for the annual Ancient JocksSlalom Race and Reunion held at Badger Pass on March 23rd.The <strong>Yosemite</strong> Winter Club Ski Team’s participation in this annualevent contributed much to its success.Merced Dam Dispute UpdateA fundraising dinner for the MCC was held on March 15 at CedarLodge. Approximately sixty people attended and over$300.00 was raised according to Ralph Mendershausen, whoadded that a raffle drawing was held for an Ansel Adams printNordic Holiday UpdateBy Hugh MaguireBy Bruce Brossman, Director, <strong>Yosemite</strong> Nordic Ski SchoolThe controversy surrounding Joseph Keating’s proposal to The <strong>1985</strong> Nordic Holiday race was held March 2, at Badgerdam the Merced River in El Portal, will be one of the topics discussedin a nationwide Public Broadcasting Service television cross-country ski race in California. The ski school staff andPass. This marked the 14th year for the <strong>Yosemite</strong> race, the oldestprogram on energy in America to be aired this fall.many volunteers worked for four days preparing the course.A television crew led by Roger Weisberg, Producer of the PBS Tons of snow was shoveled and moved to make the course betterscience series, "Nova," recently filmed sections of the Merced and safer. Then, as luck would have it, it snows 21/2 feet the nightRiver in El Portal and <strong>Yosemite</strong> National Park which will be includedin discussions on hydroelectric power during the sixty-frenzy! Saturday morning, snowshoes were strapped on to re-before the race. This threw the entire race committee into aminute energy documentary.pack the course. Lloyd Price was called in to set the tracks withWeisberg also interviewed three opponents of the dam proposal-- Jan Van Wagtendonk, Research Scientist at <strong>Yosemite</strong> the extended grooming and packing, the race was shortened tothe Pisten Bully and the Bachler double-track sled. As a result ofNational Park; Art Baggett, Chairman of the El Portal Planning 61/2 from 11 miles, but still had the makings for a great and fun, .tJAdvisory Committee; and Betty Andrews, a member of Friends race. The annual event drew 155 racers from all over Cahforma.of the River, an organization devoted to western water issues. An The Men’s and Wornen’s categories were won by local residentsadvocate of the Keating dam project was also interviewed. with Peter Mayfield winning the Men’s Division ’n 48 minutes,Baggett expressed hope that ten minutes of the sixty-minute and Denise Springer capturing the Women’s crown.documentary will be devoted to discussing the possible dammingof the Merced River,son so far, and we are already planning next year’s events. ManyAs usual, the race was the highlight of our winter nordic sea-In other news involving the struggle to keep the Merced a freeflowingriver, Ralph Mendershausen, Chairman of the Merced greatly appreciated! Thanks also to our volunteers, Badger Passthanks to Jim Rodrigues who helped organize the race -- it wasCanyon Committee, reported that Ron Stork has been appointedExecutive Director of the MCC. His chief responsibility such a success. The 15th Annual Nordic Holiday Race is sched-and the Nordic Ski School Staff for their help in making the racewill be to act as primary lobbyist for the Committee, said Mendershausen,who also announced that Stork will attend meetberto start your training early!uled for March 1, 1986, and we hope to see you there! Rememingsof the American Rivers Conservation Committee inWashington, D.C., on March 29.Members of the MCC will meet with local Congressmen TonyMy Garden of LoveCoelho and Rich Lehman on March 23 to discuss their concernsover the Keating project. Mendershausen revealed that in a letterhe received from Coelho, the Congressman was opposed toI Have sown seeds of Love,With tender Carethe proposed dam to be built on the South Fork of the MercedIn A garden Near,Yet so Far.River by the Merced rrigation District, Coelho stated, "It is myWith protection from natures Havoc,hope that Congress will fully consider the possibility of protectingthe South Fork of the Merce during the 99th Congress."For human Errors.And Forgiveness in my HeartThe MCC is expected to ask the two congressmen to introducea bil designating the Merced River a part of the nationalThat have quenched our Thirst.Blessed with the Rainswild and scenic rivers system so it may be permanently protected.For the rays of Sunshine,And ever so Grateful,Mendershausen announced that the MCC has released "itsCasting Thy Lovefirst publication, "Wildflowers of the Hites Cove Trail," a short,Upon us All.illustrated botany of the South Fork. It may be purchased forI Have reaped a harvest of LoveWith Thy Love,$5.00 at local stores or ordered by sending $6.00 prepaid by theThat no earthly Wealth,Merced Canyon Committee, P.O. Box 152, El Portal, CA 95318.Can be Compared.Persons interested in contributing to the Merced CanyonFor the heavenly Blossoms,Committee may send their donations to the above address. AFill my heart with everlastingone-year membership is available for $10.00. Active support isHappiness.also greatly needed, according to Art Baggett, a member of theJoseph R. Paquetteboard of directors.:mi
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