Race Results

Race Results
2003 New Orleans Mardi Gras
Marathon (6000+ runners) -2/15
G a t e R i v e r R u n 15 K ,
Jacksonville FL (March 8)
Whistlestop Duathlon
(4K/30K/4K) - Birmingham AL
Bill Werling
2:17:37
9th Age Group for 1/2 marathon
122
285
294
423
456
5
14
1
3
1
Todd Davison
3:20:56 1
0th Age Group & 57th overall
C h a t t a c h o o c h e C h a l l e n g e 10 K
( F e b r u a r y 15 )
Cee Crowe
51:16
Chatachooche Road Runners
10 K ( M a r c h 1 )
Cee Crowe
48:44
Charles Harris Run for
L e u k e m i a 10 K ( M a r c h 8 0
75
338
56
123
307
333
692
Ann Akers
Bonnie Hancock
Paul Harwart
Todd Davison
Normer Adams
Steve Hancock
Bill Werling
47:43
1:00:49
38:14
40;37
45:28
46:08
54:00
788
821
935
1416
1518
2320
3795
3804
3888
4240
4708
4816
6008
6009
6616
Dave Olson
56:57
Trish Vlastnik
1:03:23
Mark Hamilton 1:03:31
Bill Fuller1:05:45
Bryony Fuller
1:06:15
4th in Age Group
Cynthia Maerz 1:10:38
Rachel Olson
1:10:57
Scott Allen
1:12:00
Mary C. Crofton 1:15:54
Tom Crofton
1:16:36
Lynn Fairley
1:22:03
George Martin 1:30:10
Rene Flaherty
1:30:11
Jane Hamilton
1:30:40
Marino Fuentes 1:32:36
Jan Stewart
1:35:41
Ann Henderson 1:36:25
Cathy Olson
1:48:28
Mary Ann Crofton1:48:28
Dave Gulick
2:03:38
Gary Pretzer
Mark Mascara
Beth Wiggins
Daniel Twineham
David Piet
1:35:38
1:36:57
1:42:16
1:37:29
1:48:06
N EWS L ET T E R O F T H E P E AC H T R E E C I T Y R U N N I N G C LU B
APRIL 2003
Powerman Duathlon
(8K/60K/8K) - Birmingham AL
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Rachel Olson
Todd Davison
3:23:39
3:12:23
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
Boston Marathon
Bill Fuller
inside
3:38:33
Peachtree City Running Club
P.O. Box 2377
Peachtree City, GA 30269
www.ptcrc.com
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Gate River Run
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From one of the Editors
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Chicago Marathon
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Grand Prix Results
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Race Results
Member Profile
I
’m writing this column somewhere over
Virginia or North Carolina on my way to
Peachtree City returning from the RRCA
Convention held in Arlington, Virginia. My
impression of the RRCA at this point in time is
a mixed bag. The confusion I observed at the
main business meeting was again accompanied
by a lack of communication to the clubs and
the club members attending the convention.
However, the vast, vast majority of clubs in
attendance want the same major things
as the PTCRC; mainly, insurance for
our club races and activities and a
dues structure as in years past. The
insurance question is no longer a
question for 2003. The RRCA has
funds to provide the needed insurance coverage for all of 2003. Great
news since our Classic Race takes places
in October. Also, the clubs voiced their opinions (for quite a long time) during the business
meeting that we want our dues structure based
upon hoseholds and not individual members.
This was the major disagreement which led 44
clubs not to renew with the RRCA in 2003,
instead creating a new national entity known as
the AARC. More good news, there were five
new directors elected who are solid and strong
and likely to make some quick changes. This
newly elected group were all endorsed by the
new AARC group.
Other points from the convention concerning
membership:
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
PTCRC CLUB MEETING, MARCH 3RD • JACKSONVILLE GATE RIVER RUN, SAT. MARCH 8 • GRAND PRIX MARCH 15 – PICK A POINT
APRIL PTCRC MEETING AT PARTNERS PIZZA, TUESDAY THE 8TH • GRAND PRIX APRIL 12 – CONSISTENCY RUN
743 clubs were invoiced for membership in
2003
70 of those clubs are newly formed running
clubs
583 clubs have renewed as of April 1, 2003
(78.5%)
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44 clubs chose not to renew - a loss of
$156,000 as a result
101 other clubs have not renewed, but have
not joined the AARC - a loss of $90,000
Business Plan to cut costs for the remainder of
2003:
Staff of 5 reduced to 3 (2 full-time and 1 parttime)
n “Footnotes” magazine will not be published
again until RRCA is financially sound
n The 2003 Convention was completely underwritten by the
Montgomery County Runners
and the 2004 Convention will be
done on this same model.
n RRCA Board travel is frozen
except for board meetings
n 2003 budget was approved which
should return RRCA to solid financial
position, planning for paying off all previous
debts. Many programs are slashed as a result
until RRCA is back in the “black”.
n Attempting to get the 101 clubs who have
not yet renewed for 2003 to renew
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Thanks to the PTCRC for allowing me to attend
the convention and learn first hand the direction the RRCA is heading and how that direction may impact the future of our club.
I look forward to seeing you at the Run for Alex
5K on April 19th and our own Kids Fun Run
May 3rd at the Fredrick Brown Amphitheater.
If you have yet to sign up to help in the Kids Fun
Run, just show up that morning and Teri Besch
will find a job just right for you.
Our next monthly scheduled meeting will be
Monday May 5th at the Wyndham Conference
Center. See you there.
President Lynn Fairley [email protected] • Administrative vice president George Martin • Activities vice president
Roy Robison [email protected] • Secretary Cathy Olson • Treasurer Sheila Walliser • Race Director Pam Crane
Newsletter editors Joe Wassell [email protected] & Ann Blaum [email protected]
PTC Runners Take Honors at Gate River Run
From One of the Editors, Joe Wassell
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As editors we get to choose the content
of your newsletter. If no one contributes, then our readers are
forced to accept what we
decide to publish. You may
not find it newsworthy or
particularly relevant, but
hopefully you will find it at
least mildly entertaining
and sometimes amusing.
Two of the club members received top
honors in this race of over 7,500 runners.
Dave Olson won his age group in a time
of 56:57, and Trish Vlastnik also brought
home the top spot in her age group with
a 63:23. Many of the others did very well,
on this challenging course, which includes
The Florida Striders running club again
generously hosted the PTC crew, at their
pre- and post-race tent. As always they
provided a place to change, “private”
port-a-potties, and plenty of food and
drink at the end. Our “sister club” in
Florida hosts the friendliest post-race
party of the entire race and many new
friendships were added to the ones
already existing. Thanks also to the
Jacksonville Track Club, which puts on
this great event every year.
the streets lined alternately with cheering
crowds and Azaleas in bloom. It is north
Florida’s largest race and many of the
PTC runners are already making plans for
a return to next year.
captions:
The River Run course goes through the
downtown area and then into the old,
south-bank section of Jacksonville, with
FRIENDSHIPS
FORMED, MADE AND
LOST.
Upcoming Events:
Kid’s Fun Run
Saturday, May 3rd 2003
Frederick Brown Amphitheater,
Peachtree City
Ages 12 and Under
Tot Trot Ages 4 and Under
1K
Ages 5-6
1 Mile
Ages 7-12
Awards to 1st place boy and girl for each
age group (ages 5-12)
No entry fee.—Registration form signed
by parent or legal guardian required.
Registration begins at 8:00 a.m.
Call Teri Besch at 770 487-9215 with
questions or to volunteer.
Lots of door prizes – Must be present
to win.
PTCRC Golf Tournament
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I have included in this issue my most
prized running possession that I have
received in this sport. It is a poem that
was written to me by my closest friend,
David the individual most responsible for
starting me on this 23 year journey that
is not yet complete. I first met David in
July 1980 and we ran together only from
October to March, six short months.
However, the friendship formed and the
bonds established have remained strong
to this date. Our wives have also developed a special relationship, tying our
families together as only true friendship
can. The poem included in this issue illustrates this better than anything I could
write and shows the true joys and
rewards that running can provide. When
people ask me why I run, my first
RANKS OF THE
RUNNING CLUB’S
PROFESSIONAL
ATHLETES GROWS
A new “Professional” athlete joins the
PTC Running Club. Congratulations to
Dave Olson for joining the ranks of the
“professional” athletes. Dave at age 52,
just won his first official prize money
when he finished as the 3rd male overall
and first master in the Leprechaun 10K
held in Dublin Georgia. Dave’s time of
37:19 was good enough to bring home
prize money of $250.00. I understand
Dave has photocopied his check and is
having it framed for all to see. His wife
Cathy also completed the same race and
finished 2nd in her age group. With
daughter Rachel, and accomplished runner and triathlete in her own right, the
Olson’s are surely the first family of runners in the Peachtree City Running Club.
Dave also finished 3rd in his age group at
the Cooper River Bridge Run 10K Race in
Charleston on April 5th in a time of
37:16. He won no money but did receive
a neat silver engraved plate.
Trish Vlastnik finished 2nd Grand Master
overall in her age group in Charleston
and received a somewhat bigger silver
engraved plate and a check for $500.00!
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So in this issue I chose to reflect on what
I consider to be the greatest aspect of
this sport we all enjoy. It concerns friendships formed, made, and lost. Each of us
who have been doing this for many years
have our own unique stories about people we have met along the way, places we
have seen, and friendships made.
Editors Note: The poem was written over 20 years ago. It revolves around
a bike path in upstate New York that was
a favorite running route of Dave and I
while living there. I chose to include it in
our newsletter because it reminds me of
running along the cart paths of
Peachtree City. I hope you enjoy it.
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The PTCRC 2nd Annual Golf
Tournament is scheduled for Saturday,
June 14th, 12:00 noon at Flat Creek Club.
An on-line application is available at the
club activities website. Just enter the
information and submit. Cost is $10.00
plus green fees/cart. For info call Roy
Robison at 770-631-4715 or email at
[email protected].
I recently attended the Road Runners
Club of America national convention.
Each year one of the highlights of the
convention is the awards banquet. You
get to hear some amazing stories and
speakers reflecting on all aspects of our
sport. It usually is a time to reflect on
what running really means. I always find
myself thinking back over 23 years of
running about many different and wonderful accomplishments.
response always involves the pleasure of
the many friendships formed and
lost, and the great people I
have had the fortune to
meet along the way. For
those of you just getting
started, the running club
offers you the opportunity to experience the same
joys and pleasures that 20 +
years have afforded me.
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the infamous Matthews Bridge over the
St. Johns River, at the 8-mile mark.
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he largest PTC group ever, did the
“road trip” to the Jacksonville
“Gate River Run” 15K USATF
National Championship on March 8.
Twenty-six runners, accompanied by five
spouses and friends made the drive
down to north Florida for a great showing from the Peachtree City Running
Club. Most spent the entire weekend at
Jacksonville Beach, relaxing both before
and after the race, at several of the many
local eating and drinking establishments.
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The Bike Path
Seemingly endless and distant The narrow path continues on.
Four padded shoes touch ground Keeping a beat to a rhythmic song.
Warming the air with deep driven breaths
We plunged ahead to meet the goal;
And to keep our minds off our task
We spoke of secrets in our soul.
Boots, Bernice, - the children too,
Were often on our run.
Thought of now and future life
Passed beneath the sun.
I’ll miss the joy of sharing him
When at last he leaves;
This friendship grew so rapidly
Our lives began to weave.
Our shoes are old and wearing thin
And sorely need replaced;
Perhaps I’ll keep mine in a box
To remember when we raced.
The miles ahead are always there
Waiting to pass behind;
And as you take them in your stride
I hope that you will find:
That people are able when they think
they are*
And fortune favors the bold;**
So grab at every “marathon”
Before you get too old.
As for me - i’ll still pursue
Those things in life I like;
And of you i’ll often think
When i jog the path of bikes.
*Vergil humo
** Juvenal
Hélène Balligand
The first thing to know is that Helene is
an expert in design applications of centrifugal and positive displacement blowers!
Wow! Now she just has to explain that
to the rest of us. Having received a Ph.D.
in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
from Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY
gives you some idea of Hélène’s ability.
Hélène has been in the US for 12 years.
After she completed a Mechanical
Engineering degree in Strasbourg,
France, she came to study at Syracuse.
There she her Mater’s of Science
degree
in
Aerospace
Engineering while working
as a teaching assistant during the year and research
assistant during the summers. Her research and
thesis were in the fields of
fluid dynamics and aerodynamics related to the opening
and deceleration of parachutes.
After completing her Master’s degree,
she started working full time for a blower
manufacturing company in Syracuse.
However, she missed going to school,
learning, doing research and decided to
pursue her Ph.D. while working full time.
After several years, she graduated and
received an award for the best Ph.D. dissertation in the School of Engineering
and Computer Science. Needless to say,
her parents, who came from France for
the graduation ceremonies, were very
proud of her!
Besides studying, Hélène played the flute
in the Central New York Flute Choir. That
was one weekly activity she would not
In 1998, the company she
worked for relocated to
Peachtree City, GA, which is
when Hélène moved to
Fayetteville, GA. She welcomed
the change in climate (anyone who
has lived in upstate New York would
understand) and has enjoyed the Atlanta
area very much for the past four years.
With her studies behind her, Hélène has
had more time to devote to new activities, one of which is rowing. Hélène
joined the Atlanta Rowing Club two years
ago and absolutely loves this outdoors
sport. As cross training, She started running as cross training. Her first race was
the Peachtree City Classic Women’s 5K
in 2001! It was such a good experience
that she repeated it with the Jingle Bell
Run in December 2001. She then
increased her distance to 10K and ran the
Chattahoochee Challenge, Silver Comet
Race, the Possum Trot, Peachtree Road
Race, etc... Her secret ambition is to run
a half marathon some day!
Hélène, 35 years young and single has been living in
Fayetteville for the past 4
years. She is now working
as a Senior Product
Engineer for GardnerDenver in Peachtree City.
Hélène has been running
for about two years and is
one of our newest club members. She likes the 10K distance
and has personal bests of 58:37 for the
10K and 28:30 for a 5K.
Hélène’s entire family is back in France,
including her twin sister. They have come
to visit her in the US on several occasions.
Her parents own a small vineyard in the
Macon region (which makes “Macon
Village” Chardonnay her favorite white
wine!) Hélène has been to many cities
and national parks in the US from coast
to coast and has been impressed by the
variety of sceneries and the natural beauties of this country.
Hélène joined our club to run outside
with a group of motivated and friendly
Rene has a bachelor's degree in
Communications from the University of
Connecticut and a master's degree in
communications from Georgia State.
Her husband Dan is a retired Army Major
who currently works as a contractor for
the Army Reserve Command at Fort
McPherson. Rene has a son Tom who is a
senior at NYU, Bryan a freshman at UGA,
and Maureen an 8th grader at Flat Rock
Middle School.
Being a military wife for 17 years provided Rene with some interesting experiences. She has spent over 8 years in
Germany (one of the best countries in
the world to run in) where she got to do
a lot of community theater. She even
made her professional debut in the show
Street Scene, co-produced by the
Houston Grand Opera. She thanks her
son Tom for that opportunity. They
were looking for American kids for the
show and he wanted to audition. Like a
good stage mother, Rene not only took
Tom to the audition, but her two other
children as well. The whole family,
including Rene was offered roles by the
director. Rene says her role was a nonsinging part, but I bet we could get her to
participate with many of the clubs other
talented singers and performers.
Rene's running accomplishments include
a 25:08 5K, a 54:55 10K and a 1:30:11
15K. Her first race was the Tyrone
Founder's Day 5K. It was also her
favorite, especially because of the smalltown atmosphere and the fact that she
placed 2nd in her age group. Since then,
she goes back every year because she
Rene's other interests include snow skiing
and biking. She also participates in
monthly book and investment clubs.
Rene runs because “ it makes me feel fit
and strong. It helps me work off my frustrations, yet it always gives me a sense of
accomplishment. Plus, I can eat whatever
I want and not gain weight.”
MATCH GAME GETTING TO KNOW
YOUR CLUB OFFICERS.
The following represents a little known
fact about each of our club officers. You
task is to match the brief descriptions with
each of the officers. A prize will be awarded to the first correct entry submitted.
You can e-mail your response to jwassell@mindspring. The winner and the
answers will be published in the next
newsletter. So have some fun.
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unday, October 12, 2003 is the date for the Chicago Marathon. If you want to qualify
for Boston 2004 this is the race to do it at. It's a fast flat course in a great city.
This year they are expecting 40,000 runner's who will be cheered on by at least 100,000
spectators, the atmosphere is tremendous. If your goal is not Boston but maybe your first
marathon or you just want some fun with a great group from our club nows the time to
sign up. You can enter by mail or go on line, it's actually $5.00 cheaper to enter on line,
www.chicagomarathon.com <http://www.chicagomarathon.com> .
The Hal Higdon marathon training guide has worked well for me in the past, allow eighteen weeks, stick with the program and you will have a P.R. Hal Higdon has his own web
site with several training programs so log on now.
So far 43 people from our club have told me they want to go this year, that's a great
response. With that many involved Sunday morning long runs are going to be super. I
made room reservations at the CONGRESS PLAZA HOTEL it's the closest to the start and
finish lines and after a marathon getting into a bath tub or shower as quickly as possible is
most peoples priority. The block booking is for a total of 30 rooms and I need firm commitments in the form of a credit card number to cover the first nights deposit by June
30th. Once you have made your reservation you have until August 11th to cancel after
that date you will forfeit one nights charges. The double rooms have two beds so for people who want to share please confirm to me who you will share with but just give me one
credit card number for the booking. The room prices vary with a standard double being
$189.00 per night plus 14.9% tax, a room with lake view is $215.00 plus 14.9% tax. The
reservations at this point are for two nights, Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th of
October. If you want to go earlier and spend more time in Chicago then you need to contact the hotel as soon as possible. The telephone number is 312-427-3800.
The following list gives the names of those who are covered for rooms so far. Please contact me if your not on the list but want to run in Chicago.
Match the letter description with the corresponding number of the officer.
For those that are on the list so far please contact me by e-mail and give your credit card details,
as I am responsible to the hotel to provide a complete rooming list. My e-mail address is:
[email protected].<mailto:[email protected].&nbsp;&nbsp;%20>
1. Lynn Fairley, President
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I need type of card, name on the card and the expire date.
2. George Martin, VP
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3. Roy Robison, VP
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4. Cathy Olson, Secretary ______
5. Sheila Walliser, Treasurer______
A. Played 4 years of high school football
as a tailback on the single wing and a safety in his freshman year. In year 2 he was a
halfback and a safety. In year three &
four, he played halfback but his starting
position was linebacker and he wore #42.
B. Sat on the lap of Bob Feller, Hall of
Fame Pitcher for the Cleveland Indians.
C. Country and Western Singer, Trisha
Yearwood is a cousin of this officer.
D. Studied classical ballet.
Bill Fuller
David Olson
Fred & Ann Port
Jan Bankaris
Chuck & Kim Garwood
Dave & JoeAnn Piet
Jerry & Ann
Shoemaker
8. George Martin &
Jules Desgain
9. Jane & Mark Hamilton
10.Cynthia Maertz
11. Paul & Ann Blaum
12. Michelle & Scott
Binkley
13. Trish Vlastnik
14. Lou & Martha Boone
15. Lynn Fairley
16. Gary Pretzer
17. Ann Henderson &
Rene Flaherty
18. Gary Meyer
19. Dan & Barbara
Twineham
20. Lisa Mathews
21. Steve & Bonnie
Hancock
22. Scott Allen
23. Ronald & Rose
Kempton
24. Kay & Dan Ahern
25. Margie Schwartz
26. Robert & Beverly
Hutchinson
27. Brad Graf &
Todd Davison
28. OPEN
29. OPEN
30. OPEN
With all these names sounds like a party to me. So come on, sign up, you'll have a
great time. Bill Fuller
E. Known to some as “Bobo” a nickname
received after an event with a gorilla.
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Rene has been a member
of the running club for 3
years. Rene, her husband Dan
and their three children have lived
in Tyrone for the past eight years. She is
originally from Derby Connecticut. Rene
works as an editor helping develop and
edit consumer health books for Frank
Cawood and Associates, a local direct
mail publisher.
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Rene Flaherty
continues to place in her age group. Her
favorite running experience was in her
first Peachtree in 1996. She had never run
a 10K before and wasn't sure she could
finish. However, inspired crowd support
along the entire route led to ecstasy as
she crossed the finish line.
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Since our good ally France has been in the
news a lot lately, I thought I would profile
two club members with “French” connections.
The first is Rene Flaherty. Her only connection is in her first name, which sounds
French. However, Hélène is the real deal,
actually being a citizen of France. It is
good to have Hélène as a member of the
club to provide some balance equal to
the three British club gentlemen.
runners. She is also looking
for chance to volunteer for
races or other events that
benefit a healthy cause.
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miss for any reason. The group
performed
locally
at
Christmas time and during
the summer.
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Member Profiles
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PTCRC 2003
Grand Prix - Event 4
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WOMEN
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0:27:00
0:32:00
0:42:00
0:42:00
100
90
80
70
70
60
50
40
40
1
2
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12
13
14
15
42:18:00
53:47:00
53:54:00
53:59:00
42:19:00
52:43:00
72:19:00
57:39:00
21:15:00
27:01:00
27:12:00
27:17:00
21:43:00
27:08:00
32:36:00
32:04:00
0:12:00
0:15:00
0:30:00
0:35:00
1:07:00
1:33:00
3:44:00
6:29:00
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
EVENTS
290
280
190
185
160
155
155
110
95
90
85
75
75
70
65
45
40
30
30
30
30
20
10
10
5
5
5
5
4
4
3
4
3
4
4
3
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
265
210
175
175
165
160
145
135
105
100
95
90
90
90
85
85
70
60
50
45
40
35
20
20
20
20
20
10
10
5
5
5
4
3
3
4
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
3
3
4
2
4
4
1
3
4
3
5
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
captions
320
260
260
250
210
190
190
150
125
105
65
50
40
30
30
20
15
10
340
320
280
230
200
180
130
120
110
100
60
30
20
15
10
FE
FE
6
B 200
PTS.
E G AC
Y
Y
E G AC
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
11
11
12
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
19
19
19
19
20
20
21
21
21
NAME
MEN - 49 & BELOW
MARK HAMILTON
SCOTT ALLEN
BRAD GRAF
BOB DALTON
VERN SCHMITZ
ED FINUCAN
GARY PRETZER
STEVE HANCOCK
RICHARD MAGEE
CHUCK STALZERT
STEVE DORSEY
GARY MEYER
MIKE WARREN
BILL ANDERSON
CAL DALEY
JERRY SHOEMAKER
STEVE SWOPE
TODD DAVISON
PRINCE WHATLEY
MICHAEL RAYMOND
RICHARD HORNING
MIKE NORMAN
PAUL HARWART
MARK WARD
FRED PORT
MARK MASCARA
ROBBIE HOLLISTER
PAT BURTON
MEN - 50 & ABOVE
LYNN FAIRLEY
RON KEMPTON
BILL FULLER
NORMER ADAMS
VIC CRANE
GARY HEIDEBRINK
JOHN WATERHOUSE
DAN TWINEHAM
DAVID OLSON
BILL JOHNSTON
BILL MCBRIDE
CHUCK GARWOOD
DAVE PIET
DAN AHERN
TOM CROFTON
LOU BOONE
MARINO FUENTES
DOUG DOUNTZ
JIM CROWLEY
BILL WERLING
JULES DESGAIN
SAM DILLINGHAM
RICHARD ALLIS
GEORGE MARTIN
JOE WASSELL
ROY ROBISON
GENE SADLACKO
BEN GROSS
DAVE GULICK
BOB SMITH
DENNIS KOEHLER
BOB TROMBLY
WOMEN - 47 & BELOW
MARGIE DAM
LISA MATHEWS
MICHELLE BINKLEY
ROSE KEMPTON
ANN BLAUM
SHANNON PHILLIPS
JAN BANKIERIS
AMY STITT
ANN SHOEMAKER
JANE HAMILTON
BONNIE HANCOCK
MELISSA ANDERSON
JENNIFER COOK
ANNE PORT
RENE FLAHERTY
SUE BOZGOZ
KIM GARWOOD
MARGIE SWART
WOMEN - 48 & ABOVE
MARTHA BOONE
TRISH VLASTNIK
CATHY OLSON
TERI BESCH
SHEILA WALLISER
SUSAN BERSCHINSKI
MARY ANN CROFTON
PATSY BICKFORD
ANN HENDERSON
SUSAN MILLS
PAMELA CRANE
JAN STEWART
SANDY TUMAN
JAN DILLINGHAM
CAROLYN GULICK
7
3
1
2
3
4
4
5
6
7
7
TIME OUT
MEN
19:35:00
19:37:00
19:35:00
21:28:00
26:46:00
17:14:00
18:53:00
17:30:00
18:53:00
18:53:00
18:53:00
16:39:00
20:34:00
25:36:00
MEN
19:37:00
21:28:00
21:32:00
23:06:00
21:28:00
19:09:00
21:21:00
27:14:00
21:28:00
27:14:00
19:50:00
20:34:00
20:42:00
29:49:00
24:46:00
L
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
V
V
V
V
V
V
AGE 49 AND BELOW
MARK HAMILTON
GARY PRETZER
BRAD GRAF
SCOTT ALLEN
CAL DALEY
STEVE DORSEY
ED FINUCAN
RICHARD HORNING
MIKE NORMAN
BILL ANDERSON
MIKE WARREN
BOB DALTON
PAT BURTON
MARK WARD
AGE 50 AND ABOVE
DAN TWINEHAM
LYNN FAIRLEY
VIC CRANE
BILL MCBRIDE
JOHN WATERHOUSE
RON KEMPTON
NORMER ADAMS
BILL WERLING
LOU BOONE
MARION FUENTES
BILL FULLER
GEORGE MARTIN
DICK ALLIS
JIM CROWLEY
WILLIAM JOHNSTON
JOE WASSELL
BOB TROMBLY
DAN AHERN
GENE SEDLACKO
ROY ROBISON
SAM DILLINGHAM
AGE 47 AND BELOW
ROSE KEMPTON
MICHELLE BINKLEY
ANN BLAUM
MARGIE DAM
AMY STITT
JAN BANKIERIS
JANE HAMILTON
SHANNON PHILLIPS
LISA MATHEWS
AGE 48 AND ABOVE
MARTHA BOONE
TRISH VLASTNIK
SUSAN BERSCHINSKI
CATHY OLSON
ANN HENDERSON
SHEILA WALLISER
TERI BESCH
PATSEY BICKFORD
JAN DILLINGHAM
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
PARTICIPANT
L
PLACE
Grand Prix
Overall Standings
B 200