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His Excellency, the Ambassador of France and Mme. Alphand
HONORARY OFFICIALS
Jean Baube • • • • • . • . • • • • • Counselor, Embassy of France
Mi 10 Christiansen • . • • • • • Director, D. C. Recreation Dept.
Francois Gavoty • • • • • Commercial Counselor, Embassy of France
Yvon Lavaud • • • • • • Commercial Attache, Embassy of France
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Judges: Jack Betts, Hal Webber, Joe Schiff,
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6. Wagner, Dan
Rocaille, Md.
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Somerville, B.J.
8. von Gerbig, Eric
Haverford, Fa.
9. Morris, Vincent
Hatboro, Pa.
10. Megee, Henry
Arlington, Va.
Virginia Jr. 1962 Champion
11. Morris, Emerson Richard
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13. Lezak, Gary
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Tissot, Charles
Berger, Peter
N.Y.C.
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Bethesda, Md.
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N. Y. C.
N.Y.C.
N.Y.C.
Somerville, N.J.
Somerville, N. J.
Manassas, Va.
Philadelphia, Pa.
C\.mberland, ICy.
CUnberland, Ky.
Silver Spring, Md.
Alexandria, Va.
Manassas, Va.
Philadelphia, Pa.
N. Y.
ChalIDer, David
Barringer, Thomas
Caracciolo, John
Bumgardner, Denton
Chapin, Tom
Fell, William
Wiggins, smokey
Griffith, Bill
Jones, Allen
sanick, Frank
ponsen, Bert
Lannigan, Bill
Schneider, Harold
saling, Lewis
McIntyre, William John
Rosemont, Pa.
Washington, D. C.
Adams,
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Sullivan, David
Hargett, James
Cooper, Rusty
lazakas, Matthew
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Haverford, Fa.
Doylestown, Pa.
Doylestown, Pa.
Doylestown, Fa.
Arlint,-.ton, Va.
Scotch Plain, N.J.
N. Y. C.
McLean, Va.
H. Y.
Westbury, N.Y.
Somerville, N.J.
Falls Church, Va.
Huntington, N. Y.
N. Y.C.
Bethesda, Md.
CUnberland, Ky.
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1. Halliday, William (USAF)
Goldsboro, N.C.
Winner'of last year's race and
National Record Holder for 15 and 30 mile
2. Bell, Allen
Somerville, N.J.
1956-1960 Olympic Team Member
3. Simes, Jackie
Westwood, N.J.
1960 Olympic Team - 1963 PanAm Team - N.J. State Champion
Winner of 1959 JlIDior "Tour of Somerville ll
4. Phillips, Bobby
Baltimore, Md.
National JlIDior 1963 Best-All-Round Champion
5. Pease, Gerry
Washington, D.C.
Maryland 1963 Road Champion
6. Martin, Oliver
N.Y.e.
7. Chares, Pierre (U.S.Army)
N. Y. e.
8. Wolf, Hans
Ozone Park, N.Y.
1963 Eastern States Road Champion
Winner 1964 IITour of Somerville ll
9. Penn, Bob
Flu:shing, N.Y.
1960 JlIDior Nat. Champion, 1960 Nat. Jr. BAR-Champion
10. Ward, Oliver
Takoma park, Md.
11. Binetti, Robert
Somerville, N.J.
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1963 Intercollegiate Sprint Champion
12. Metzler, Perry
N. Y. e.
1957 Nat.Jr. Champion
13. Alexander, Jonathan
Beachhurst, i~. Y.
14. Risse, Walter
Westfield, N.J.
15. Howland, Cory Jr.
Scotch Plains, N.J.
16. Mertens, Fran90is
Little Neck, N.Y.
Winner 1956 Nat. Capital Open - Washington, D. e.
17. Meyer, Thomas
Westfield, N.J.
18. Barib~ultJ Donald
Hempstead, L.I.
19. Walt·., Rupert
Booklyn, N. Y.
Wir ner 1959 IITour of Somerville ll
20. Arr.Jyo, Peter
N. Y. e.
21. Jurjevics, Elmars
N. Y. C.
22. Springe 1 , Carl
New Milford, N,J.
23. Grotz, Walter
Parkridge N. J.
24: Fraysse, Mike
Bogota, N,J'
25. Zinc, Paul
N,Y.C.
26. Fuller, Ronald
Baltimore, Md.
27. Arbetman, steve
New Hyde Park, N, Y.
28. Biederman, Jay
Merric~, N.Y,
29. JlIDer, Adolph
N, Y.e.
30. Betts, Raymond
Rrickville, Md.
31. Grunde, Andy
L,I.,N.Y.
32, Olson, Olof
Brooklyn, N.Y.
33, Cox, John
Towson, Md.
34, Parker, Willard
Yardley, Fa.
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, Md.
Villanova, Pa.
37. currie, Craig
McLean, Va.
38. schaf, Nick
Jericho, L.I.,N.Y.
39. Henkel, Kurt
Hollis, N.Y.
40. Bottone, Sol
I'i.Y.C.
41. Csoboth, Boldizsar
42. Szentirmai, Jules
N.Y.C.
43. Seegers, Scott
Arlington, Va.
44. Nitz, Clyde
Elkridge, Md.
45. Greene, Gary
Kensington, Md.
46. Lauf, Art
Hydes, l'ld.
47. Dudrow, Harry
Fairfax, Va.
48. 0 'Neil, Richard
Somerville, !~. J.
49. Green, Phil
Baltimore, Md.
50. Re, Sammy
Scotch Plains, N.J.
51. Bottone, Ed
MtVernon, N.Y.
52. Anderson, Bob
Freeport, N. Y.­
53. Kaplan, Robert
N.Y.C.
54. May, Henry
Silver Spring, Md.
55. Lang, Peter
Westfield, N.J.
56. Taylor, Ewing
Rockville, Md.
57. Sousa, Reginald
Silver Spring, Md.
58. Martinez, Martin
N.Y.C.
59. Saling , Joe
Somerville, N. J.
60. Lesniak, Fred
New Brunswick, N.J.
61. Weber, Joseph
Flushing, N.I.
62. Saalbach, Horst
Ridgewood, N.Y.
63. Papadimitriou, constantine
N. Y. C.
64. Rieger, Eckhard
Upper Montcla~r, N. J.
65. Eick.el.mann, Kurt
Trenton, N.J.
66. Breidenbach, Artie
East Meadow, N. Y.
67. Wagner, Jim
Roct:ville, Md.
68. Doyle, Patrick
N. Y.C.
69. Harding, Al
Haledon, N.J.
70. Gimelli, Paul
H.Y.C.
71. Folsworth, Lance
Mystic, Conn.
72. Fleming, ~ene
Riverdale, Md.
73. Nin, Jose 1963 Jr. Winner NCO Race N.Y.C.
'14. Grill, James
Somerville, N. J.
75. Aschen, John
N. Y.C.
76. caggiano, Michael
N. Y. C.
77. Saunders, Arven Jr.
McLean, Va.
78. Rake, Lloyd
79. De Beuk, Peter
If.Y.C.
80. Gvay, Floyd
N. Y. C.
81. Givens, Alfred
East Norvich, N.Y.
82. Baines, Edward
Mystic, Conn.
83. Yard, Robert sr.
Flemington, N. J.
84. Davie, Mark
N. Y. C.
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Course is .629 mile per lap. Seniors will ride 48.0 laps with start and
finish at judges stand. All ABL of A rules to govern. Equipment is op­
tional, except that all bicycles must have at least one brake in good
working order. No allowance for spills, flat tires or mechanical trouble.
Any lost distance must be made up by contestant's own ab iIity. No pass­
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more times may be removed from the race at the discretion of the judges.
10 MILE JUNIOR RACE
Jmiors will ride 16.0 laps. All other rules apply as outlined above for
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Intermediates will ride 8.0 laps. All other rules apply as outlined above
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PRIZES
Consisting of an approximate value of $600. Trophies for 1st and 2nd places
in all events donated by the Embassy of France, Washington, D.C. Two
GITANE track frames for the two winners of the Senior and Junior events.
Various equipment and merchandise graciously donated by the local dealers,
merchants and manufacturers. Ten place prizes, trophies and merchandise,
will be awarded in all three events. There will be a special prime sprint at
the end of the 24th lap in the Senior event. There will also be a prize for
the leader of the most laps in the Senior event.
COURSE
Course is certified and the present National 15 and 30 mile records were set
here June 23, 1963 by William Halliday.
15 Mile • • • • 33 min, 26 sec.
30 Mile • • . • 1 hr., 7min., 45 sec.
The PEUGEOT 404 Pace Car is loaned to us through! the courtesy and gen­
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Timing of these races is by LONGINES who have generously loaned us
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