J ' R ' R C *

Taconi c
R u n n i n g
Li f e
T 4 W l ^ *
S j A
J A N U A R Y 1 9 8 3
A r e c e n t a r t i c l e c l a i me d wa l k i n g t o b e t h e n e w n u mb e r o n e e x e r c i s e . I
h a v e n o q u a ms a b o u t t h a t : wa l k i n g i s c e r t a i n l y a s b e n e c i a l a s r u n n i n g . On e
t h i n g t h a t d o e s p u z z l e me i s t o h o w t h e s e r e s e a r c h e r s a r r i v e a t t h e i r n u mb e r s .
Ther e ar e, accor di ng t o t he ar t i cl e, t hr ee mi l l i on peopl e l ess j oggi ng now
t h a n t h e r e w e r e i s 1 9 8 0 .
S o b e i t . I a m n o t i n a p o s i t i o n t o s u p p l y f a c t s , b u t I d o f e e l t h e
numbers raci ng have not decreased i n our i mmedi at e area. Cert ai nl y t he
n u mb e r o f e n t r i e s ma y n o t h a v e s u r p a s s e d p r e v i o u s y e a r s . Ho we v e r , t h e n u mb e r
o f r a c e s h a s i n c r e a s e d a n d c o mp e t i t i o n i s t o u g h e r f o r r a c e d i r e c t o r s i n
a t t r a c t i n g e n t r a n t s .
Thi s l ast quar t er has shown a cont i nued i nt er est . Ossi ni ng upped t hei r
t ot al f r om l ast year - t hanks t o t he ef f or t s of Roy Ar nesen. The Har r y
Chapi n l OK cont i nued t o draw wel l and despi t e a l ow-key pre-publ i ci t y
appr oach. Ski nner ' s Gr eel ey l OK f el l j ust shor t of 600. Wat ch out f or a
dr amat i c i ncr ease i n Gui di ng Eyes l OK next year. Al most 300 r an t hi s year,
but t her e wi l l be r unner s ocki ng f or PRs when t hey hear about t he at ness
o f t h e c o u r s e .
With the amount of money being spent by NBC for the ' 84 Olympics there
wi l l be TV hype as never seen bef or e. The spor t wi l l undoubt edl y gener at e
i nt er est over and beyond t he nor m. I t wi l l not be sur pr i si ng t o see t hat
r ub of f t aki ng pl ace t hi s year and bui l di ng t o a cr escendo i n 1984.
We, at TRRC, wi l l be a par t of t hi s year ' s scene agai n. Unl i ke ot her
or gani zat i ons we wi l l st r i ve t o be a par t of t he communi t y and a ser vi ce t o
t he r unner. Cont i nued di ver si cat i on consi st i ng of 100 yar d spr i nt s t o
hal f - mar at hons t o bi at hl ons t o coupl e' s r el ays t o cr oss count r y t o poi nt - t o-
poi nt er s f or r unner s ages 6 and up wi l l r emai n t he under l yi ng phi l osophy.
A schedul e of upcomi ng races i s i nsi de wi t h a membershi p (f or renewal
or new applicants) on our back cover. Our best wishes go out to you for a
healthy, happy and injury free good running new year. It should be exciting.
B e a p a r t o f i t .
PRESI DENT' S CORNER
A r e c e n t v i s i t t o my f r i e n d , J o e Kl e i n e r ma n , a t t h e Ne w Yo r k
Road Runner' s Cl ub, was cause f or some reect i on. As I sat i n Joe' s
of ce, i n Fed Lebow' s $1. 4 mi l l i on bui l di ng, l i st eni ng t o t he hum of
a c omput er s y s t em k eepi ng t r ac k of 22, 000 pl us member s , I r ec al l ed
some of Joe' s st or i es of , "t he good ol d days. ".
I t wa s t h o s e s t o r i e s wh i c h l a i d t h e g r o u n d wo r k f o r l a c o n i c Ro a d
Runner' s Cl ub. Most of what we di d i n the begi nni ng was shaped by
w h a t w e n t o n i n N e w Yo r k R R C .
Ba s i c a l l y, we f o l l o we d t h e Ch e s t y Pu l l e r s c h o o l o f ma n a g e me n t .
Chest y was a mari ne col onel i n t he Korean Coni ct who ran hi s ent i re
di v i s i on f r om hi s j eep. He av oi ded t he of c e at al l c os t s ; hi s el d
j acket had two l arge pockets: one was used for i ncomi ng correspondence,
t h e o t h e r f o r o u t g o i n g .
Si n c e I h a d t h e s a me t a i l o r a s Ch e s t y, t h e j a c k e t I h a d h i d d e n a wa y
si nce 1955 became TRRC' s communi cat i on cent er.
l aconi c has exper i enced si gni cant gr owt h si nce we act i vat ed t he
ol d el d j acket ( pr esent l y appr oxi mat el y 600 member s) . Thi s gr owt h
has placed much pressure on Colonel Puller' s management system.
T h a n k s t o t h e e f f o r t s o f a v e r y f e w h a r d - wo r k i n g p e o p l e , t h e c l u b
h a s b e e n a b l e t o ma i n t a i n a n i mp r e s s i v e s c h e d u l e o f e v e n t s a n d a h i g h l y
regarded newsl et t er. However, t he management of t he cl ub has reached
a poi nt where, l i ke New York, reorgani zat i on may be somet hi ng whi ch i s
d e s i r a b l e . To t h i s e f f e c t a d i s c u s s i o n o f r e o r g a n i z a t i o n w i l l b e o n
t he agenda of our January 10 meet i ng, t o be hel d i n t he I ri sh Cent er,
Rout e 6, Mahopac.
1 a s k t h a t a l l i n t e r e s t e d p a r t i e s p l e a s e t r y t o a t t e n d . E v e n
Chest y mi ght agree i t ' s t i me f or a change.
In the past couple of months New York City (Central Park included)
has exper i enced a ser i es of at t acks on women r unner s. Unf or t unat el y,
assaults and rapes of women runners seems to be a crime on the increase.
I n 1982 Put nam Count y r epor t ed t wo cases of at t acks on women r unner s.
Muc h has been wr i t t en i n t he r unni ng medi a on how t o av oi d s uc h at t ac k s .
Tow basi c rul es seem t o be, one, don' t run al one; and, t wo, don' t
r u n t h e s a me c o u r s e e v e r y t i me . An y o n e wi t h o t h e r i d e a s wh i c h ma y h e l p
o u r wo me n r u n n e r s b e c o me a l i t t l e s a f e r , p l e a s e a t t e n d a me e t i n g a n d
s h a r e y o u r t h o u g h t s wi t h u s .
Hopi ng 1983 br i ngs heal t h and t ness t o al l .
D . C .
2
HOL L A ND WI NS CA RME L HA L F - MA RAT HON
John Hol l and was an easy wi nner of the Putnam County Fai r hal f-
ma r a t h o n i n Se p t e mb e r a t Ca r me l . Me l a n i e Mu l v i h i l l ma d e i t a d o u b l e f o r
t he cl ub by t aki ng t he women' s t i t l e.
Ho l l a n d c o v e r e d t h e h i l l y c o u r s e i n 1 h o u r , 1 8 mi n u t e s 3 7 . 5 s e c o n d s ,
o v e r t h r e e mi n u t e s a h e a d o f a v e r y mu c h i mp r o v e d Fr a n k Se c r e t . Se c r e t
b e s t e d G a l D e u e r i n a r a c e f o r s e c o n d . F r a n k w a s t i m e d i n 1 : 2 1 : 5 3 t o
1 : 2 2 : 2 2 f o r G a l .
Mu l v i h i l l , t o o , h a d t h i n g s p r e t t y mu c h h e r o wn wa y c h a l k i n g u p a
1:40:55 to Ann Mc Evi l y' s 1:46:23. Jane Cahn showed conti nued i mprove
ment wi t h a 1: 51: 43, good f or t hi r d pl ace.
Dav e Far quhar c ont i nued t o i mpr es s as t he Mount Ki s c o r es i dent t ook
t he mas t er ' s t i t l e, ni s hi ng f our t h ov er al l i n 1: 22: 25.
R e s u l t s :
1 . J o h n Ho l l a n d , Ga r r i s o n 1 : 1 8 : 3 7 6 . P e t e Co r s i n o , Ma h o p a c 1 : 2 2 : 5 5
2. Fr ank Sec r et , S. Sal em* 1: 21: 53 7. Ti m Dar nel l , New J er s ey 1: 22: 59
3 . Ga l De u e r , Ne w Ro c h e l l e 1 : 2 2 : 2 2 8 . Da v e We l l a r d , Ka t o n a h 1 : 2 3 : 3 1
4. Dave Far quhar, Mt . Ki sco 1: 22: 25 9. Jack Br ennan, S. Sal em* 1: 27: 01
5 . F r a n k R i o r d e n , O s s i n i n g 1 : 2 2 : 3 5 1 0 . J o h n A n s e l l , Yo r k t o w n 1 : 2 7 : 2 2
* Br e n n a n a n d Se c r e t c l a i m u n n o c a l t wo - ma n t e a m t i t l e f o r t o wn s .
O p e n : M a l e : J o h n H o l l a n d F e m a l e : M e l a n i e M u l v i h i l l
1 9 - 2 9 Ma l e : Da r n e l l ; L e e Z o l i t i n i k , Ne w J e r s e y, 1 : 4 3 : 0 2
Femal e: Sue Ri char ds, Car mel , 2: 02: 56; El i zabet h O' Hagen
B r i a r c l i f f , 2 : 1 8 : 0 7 .
3 0 - 3 9 Ma l e : Ri o r d e n ; Co r s i n o ; Si d Ba r i s h , Yo r k t o wn , 1 : 2 7 : 3 1
4 0 - 4 9 M a l e : F a r q u h a r ; We l l a r d ; A n s e l l .
50- 59 Mal e: Don Ni ce, Gar r i son, 1: 34: 50; Joe Al banese, Chappaqua,
1 : 3 3 : 1 2 ; J o h n B u r n s , P e e k s k i l l , 1 : 3 3 : 1 3 . * *
F e ma l e : F r a n A l l e n , G r o t o n , 2 : 1 9 : 3 1 .
6 0 p l u s M a l e : B o b R o g a n , 1 : 3 8 : 3 0 .
* * P r o t e s t a g a i n s t A l b a n e s e f o r e l b o w i n g a t n i s h o v e r r u l e d .
Ji m Gardi ner// Award: Marc Oxman, Yorktown.
//The Jim Gardiner award goes to person becoming lost on a well
ma r k e d c o u r s e . T h i s c o u l d h a v e b e e n a j o i n t p r e s e n t a t i o n , b u t
s i nc e we adopt t he phi l os ophy on one r unner one awar d. Bob
Ro g a n b e c a me i n e l l i g i b l e .
3
5K TUNE-UP RACE IS (MATCH-MAKING) SUCCESS
by Howi e Bashant
Near record temperatures spurred a record 85 post registrants -
as compar ed wi t h onl y 30 pr e- r egi st r ant s - f or a t ot al of 116 ni sher s
in our 5K tune-up race run December 5, at Roosevelt (nee Mohansic)
St a t e Pa r k , Yo r k t o wn .
Dennis Sprick, Middletown, N.Y., outran John Holland and Gary
Steinel over the last three-quarters of a mile as he charged up the
parking lot //A hill to take command. The three had run within steps
of each other unti l Spri ck made hi s move to wi n i n 16:10.
Holland was second with a 16:20 clocking. Steinel showed his ever-
i ncr easi ng f or m wi t h a 16: 25 f or t hi r d pl ace.
Gi na Gorman had no troubl e wi nni ng the women' s di vi si on wi th an
18:20. Teresa Vai l , Pi ne Pl ai ns, garnered thi rd spot, outki cked by
Danbury's Jane DeMarco over the last few yards. Their times were
16: 13 and 16: 16, r espect i vel y.
Duri ng post race gatheri ng there was much negoti ati ng among the
men and women as matchups were made for the upcoming Couple's Relay.
Tr a d i n g wa s l i v e l y a s e v i d e n c e d b y Ca r me l o Ro l d a n . Ca r me l o we n t f r o m
a pai ri ng wi t h Conni e Lyke (who was suddenl y avai l abl e because her
partner, Dave Walsh, couldn't run) to Susan Blaisdell of Danbury, who
had won the 40-49 age group among the women with a 20:05.
Carmelo's shrewed bargaining, however, was negated when Richard De
Marco, Susan' s coach, i nsi st ed she run wi t h hi m. I t seems Ri chard had
the same goal as Carmelo, that is, unseat Dan Caffrey and his partner
(who at this point was unknown) as reigning 80-99 combined age champion.
An d s o , a l a s , p o o r Ca r me l o - I k n e w h i m we l l - l o s t Su s a n . . . a n d
also Connie who, once it was learned she was a free agent, was besieged
w i t h b i d s f r o m s e v e r a l o t h e r m a l e r u n n e r s . D i d C a r m e l o e v e r n d
happi ness and success on t he roads of F. D. R. park? St ay t uned.
COUPLE'S RELAY: or THE OLD AND THE RESTLESS
Gi na Gorman, comi ng off her vi ctory of two weeks previ ous, teamed
wi t h Al an Kl ei nsasser t o wi n t he Coupl e' s Rel ay, wi t h a 35: 02. John
Hol l and and Judy Pi ckert teamed to cap second pl ace honors wi th a 35:26,
followed by Paul Pliero and Collette Intervallo who nished right be
h i n d w i t h a 3 5 : 2 9 .
(Conti nued on next page.)
4
ALBANY TRIP
A VAN-TASTIC SUCCESS
To t hose of you who
swor e of f t he Chopper t hon
3 0 K r a c e b e c a u s e o f o u r
bad exper i ence t wo year s
ago ( no mi l e mar ks or
s p l i t s ) , t a k e h e a r t .
This race has CHANGED,
no, met amor phosed* i nt o
a wel l or gani z ed ev ent
w h i c h " r i v a l s t h e N e w
York Marathon," to quote
J o h n L e w i s .
Undaunt ed by t he l ack
of a bus, el even of us
rented a van and went up
on Mar ch 20t h. We par ked
i n Al bany and a s hut t l e
b u s t o o k u s t o t h e s t a r t .
Number s and si ngl et s wer e
di s pat c hed ef c i ent l y
and a car go bus br ought
o u r b a g s b a c k t o t h e n
i s h . A l o n g t h e c o u r s e
t her e wer e spl i t s ever y
mi l e, pl us 5K, l OK, 15K,
20K and 17. 6 ( one mi l e t o
g o ) . T h e r e we r e s i x wa t e r
s t o p s a n d a v o t e w a s h e l d
t o d e t e r m i n e t h e b e s t o n e .
At one st op ever yone was
d r e s s e d i n H a w a i i n o u t
t s ; a n o t h e r wa s r u n b y
students from Albany High
Sc h o o l . Af t e r n i s h i n g ,
we went i nt o a spaci ous,
c l e a n c o n c o u r s e u n d e r t h e
Emp i r e St a t e Pl a z a . Th e
bags wer e ar r anged i n
n u m e r i c a l o r d e r a n d l o c a
t e d w i t h i n s e c o n d s . O r
anges, bananas, soda and
w a t e r w e r e a v a i l a b l e . A
commendabl e j ob i ndeed by
t he Huds on Mohawk Road
R u n n e r s C l u b !
T h e b a s i c a l l y a t ,
p o i n t t o t p o i n t c o u r s e
wi t h a s t r o n g t a i l wi n d ,
f o r a l l b u t a f e w mi l e s ,
made f or some gr eat r uns.
b y
M e l a n i e M u l v i h i l l
T h e r s t n i s h e r f r o m
t he van was Tom Pet r i e,
Yonk er s wi t h a 1: 48; he
i s a n x i o u s l y a wa i t i n g a
member s hi p appl i c at i on s o
t h a t h e c a n j o i n t h e c l u b .
Un f o r t u n a t e l y, t h e r e wa s
o n e c a s e o f s e x u a l h a r r a s -
sment . Pr e Sammel ( 2: 19)
was "goosed" i n Proct or' s
by an unknown femal e who
v a n i s h e d i n t h e c r o w d .
I t i s u n k n o w n a t t h i s t i m e
whet her she compet ed i n
t h e t r e n c h c o a t a n d d a r k
g l a s s e s .
Be t s y Fe u e r ( 2 : 3 5 ) a t -
t i b u t e d h e r P R t o c a r b o -
l oadi ng t he pr ev i ous ev e
ni ng at Pas t a Pl us ( woul d
be mar at honer s t ake not e! )
Jobs Lewis (1:56) posted
t he f ast est t i me among
c l u b m e m b e r s . S t e v e B u r -
Bur at i ( 2: 06) get s speci al
ment i on f or al most maki ng
J o h n mi s s t h e r i d e . Se e ,
J o h n , a l i t t l e p r e - r a c e
t e n s i o n d o e s w o n d e r s !
A l l ' s w e l l t h a t e n d s w e l l
a s J o h n a n d S t e v e b o t h
h a d P R ' s .
Don Vi l l enuev e ( 2: 05)
was second among cl ub
member s and br i ght ened up
the tri p home by provi di ng
s ome l i qui d r ef r es hment .
Fr ank Messman ( 2: 14)
s u r p r i s e d h i ms e l f b y r u n
n i n g 1 6 mi n u t e s f a s t e r
t h a n h i s p r e d i c t i o n f o r
a p e r s o n a l b e s t . F r a n k
i s del i ght ed and now t o
t a l l y p s y c h e d f o r h i s ma r
at hon i n Way ne, N. J . i n
t wo weeks. Good Luck,
F r a n k !
Tom McCar t hy ( 2: 30)
s t o o d o n t h e Ta c o n i c
Par k way i n t he r ai n at
6 : 0 0 a . m. a n d s o me h o w
a v o i d e d g e t t i n g a r r e s t e d
b e f o r e t h e v a n a r r i v e d .
Chr i s Mal ek ( 2: 31) r esem
b l e d t h e S i x M i l l i o n D o l
l ar Man wi t h a l ar ge ar
r ay of as s or t ed equi pment
h e h a d a t t a c h e d t o h i s
body f or us e dur i ng t he
r a c e .
F i n a l l y, J e r r y Ta u b
(2:14) gets the "Grey
hound ( l eave t he dr i vi ng
t o us ) Awar d" f or doi ng
a l l t h e d r i v i n g , r o u n d
t r i p . T h a n k s J e r r y ; a n d
you r eal l y kept us awake
on t he t r i p home wi t h
t h o s e h a i r p i n t u r n s ! Co me
t o t h i n k o f i t , a n y o n e wh o
d r i v e s 2 5 0 m i l e s a n d r u n s
a P R i n a 3 0 K r a c e s h o u l d
n d t r i a t h l o n s a s n a p !
( L o o k o u t Owe n Mc Cr u d d e n
and Joe Sanchez) Bob Bur -
b a n k ( 2 : 1 6 ) a l s o r a n t h e
r a c e , h a v i n g d r i v e n u p
t he day bef or e.
A good ti me was had by
al l and next year we hope
t o g e t a f u l l b u s l o a d f o r
t h i s w o r t h w h i l e t r i p !
4 KANGAROO S NI LE CKAKPI ONSHI P RACE
p l a c e n a r e d i v . r a n k t i n e
FDR PARK-YORKTOHN HEIGHTS, N.Y.
38 JIH KENNEDY 2 6 29: 32
NARCH 13
1, 1983
39 KENNETH HEREL
5 6 29:32
40 ANTHONY 6ALFAN0
4 9 29: 35
41 COLIN SHITH 2 7
29: 39
42 RICHARD GUDONSKY 4 10 29: 44
DIVISIONS:
43 JOHN STORKS 2 8 29: 48
44 LOUIS HOOD
3 19 29: 48
1 - HALE 14 AND UNDER 8 - FEHALE 14 AND UNDER
45 ARTHUR COHEN 2 9 29: 53
2 - HALE 15 - 18
9 - FEHALE 15
- 18
46 DOUG LANKLER 2 10 29: 59
3 - HALE 19 - 29 10 - FEHALE 19
- 29
47
JEFF GOLD 4 11 30: 00
4 -
HALE 30 - 39
11 - FEHALE 30
- 39
48 PAUL KQRIBER 3 20 30: 05
5 - HALE 40 - 49 12 - FEHALE 40
- 49
49 STEVE ARNETT 4 12 30: 06
6 - HALE 50 - 59 13 - FEHALE 50
- 59
50 SID BARISH
4 13 30: 10
7 - HALE 60 AND OVER
14 - FEHALE 60 AND OVER
51 PATTY KELSON 9 1 30: 12
52 EDNARD CONDON 3 21 30:13
53 BOB KERNEY
6 I 30: 14
54 DAVID YOCKELSON
2 11 30:18
COHPLETE ORDER OF FINISH:
55 FRANK O'ROURKE 3 22 30: 27
56 DICK CALVIN
4 14 30:28
57 HARC OXHAN 4 15 30: 32
PLACE NAHE
D I V. 1m m TIHE 58 SCOTT HENDELOHITZ 3 23 30:45
59 TON ROTHHELL 2 12 30:50
1 DONALD DIDONATO
3 I 24:58 60 DON VILLANEUVE 5
7
30: 53
2 RENO STIRRAT 3
2 24:59
61 HICKAEL MA6NER
4 16
30:54
3 BRENDAN SHEEHEY 3
3 25:45
62 FRANK ROTHHELL 2 13 30: 55
4 ROBERT DINUCCI 3
4 25:53
63 NILS EKLUND 4 17 30:56
S LUIS BORJA 3 26:07
64 HICHAEL ECKELHAN
4
18 30: 58
6 TED HAINAN 5
1 26:25
65 LORI J0R6ENSEN 10 2 30:58
7 REHULUS DELLA VALLE 4
I 26:39
66 JOHN ANSELL 8
30: 59
8
PETER HOHHEISTER
3 6 27:11
67 JAKES HC DERKOTT 4 19 31:05
9 THQKAS COLE 3 7 27: 13
68 KOREAU BROHN 4 20 31: 15
10 DAN DONOVAN 4
2 27: 13
69
CARHELLO ROLDAN 5 9 31:31
n ROBERT SALCEDQ
2 1 27:26
70 ART BREUER 5
10 31: 44
12 PATRICK GAU6HAN
3 27: 32
71 HICHAEL HOLE 3
24 31:47
13 BOB SANDSTRON
4 3
27: 35
72 AL CABRAL 11
31: 48
14 KEN HARTIN 4 4
27: 46
73 HARK HCDERHOTT 2 14 31:55
IS HIKE GOSSETT
3 9 27: 56
7 4 BILLY KELLNER 4 21 32: 02
16 HARCIANO URENA
3 10 27: 56
75
RICHARD SOGHOIAN 12 32:04
17 GABRIEL BERNAL 5
2 28: 03
76 DAVID SHITH 4 22 32:07
IB
HILLIAN HART
4
28: 10
77 FRANKLIN NIUAR 1 1 32:09
19 GARY STRUVE
4 6 28: 16
78 BOB R06AN 7 1 32:11
20 JIH-KELLEY SHITH
2 28: 23
79 ERIC STICH 2
I S 32: 15
21 DOUGLAS KILLER
3 11 28: 30
80 DAN FRANCE 4 23 32:18
22 PETER CORSION
4 7 28: 30
81 ALAN KENNEDY 4 24 32:18
23 TONY LERRO
3 12
28:31
82 NEAL JACOBS 3
25 32: 24
24 SUZANNE SHEA
10
1 28: 34
83 ARTHUR KOZHINSKY 3
26 32: 26
25 HILLIAH KAYE
5 3 28: 35
84 JOE ALBANESE 6 2 32:40
26 HARRY NEESON
5 4 28: 37 85 NEAL ROURKE 4
25 32: 46
27 CHARLES KENNEDY
5 28: 38
86 JENNIE BUCKLEY 9 2 32: 50
28 TON BLI6H
2 3 28: 39 87
BILL CULLEN 5 13 33: 00
29
KEVIN RANDLE 3 13
28: 45
88 SKIP PEARLHAN 3 27
33: 03
30 CHARLES VITALE 3
14 28: 49
89 JOE GALLELLO 4 26 33: 08
31 JOHN KENNEDY
2 4 28: 54
90 JERRY TAUB 14 33:13
32
DANNY O'CONNOR 3 15
28: 54
91 THOHAS FERGUSON 1 2 33: 15
33 JOHN SILK
4 28: 58
92 JOHN O'BRIEN 4 27 33:31
34
JOHN SPANOS 3 16
29: 01
93 JOSE PEREZ
4
28 33: 36
35 TIN STURNER
3 17 29:09
94 RAYHQND GREGORY 6 3 33:39
36 DAVID CAHPBELL
3 18 29: 15
95 ARTHUR DENNY 5 15 33: 40
37 HARK CRONE 2
5 29: 16
96 BOB COONEY 4 29 33:46
PLACE NAKE
DI V. RANK TIME
PLACE NAME
D I V. R A N K TIME
97 6RE60RY LECKART 2 16
33: 46 156
D. PAUL NARREN 4 4 3
36: 47
98 EU6ENE 6ARLEPP
5 16 33: 47
157 ALFRED NARD
4 4 4 36: 54
99 ALAN HARKOR
3 28 33: 52 158
ROBERT DUBALL 4 4 5
36: 55
100
DONINICK DILAURIA 6 4
33: 52 159
BARBARA BREMER 1 1 3
36: 56
101 HILLIAH MATHER
5 17 33: 58 160 SUSAN THEN 1 1 4
37:01
102
TIMOTHY KENNEDY 2
17 33:59
161
BENNETT LENIS
5 3 0 37: 04
103
JIM MOLONEY 3
29 34: 00
162 GERALD MILLER
5 3 1 3 7 : 0 6
104 JOSEPH 6ALL0
4 30 34: 01 163 ROY NESTMORELAND
5 3 2
37: 15
105 SEAN STRAM
1 3 34: 13 164
RICH KORNBLUH
2 2 0 37: 17
106 PE6BY MIMNO 11
1 34: 15 165
BILL TINSLEY
4 4 6 37: 30
107 MICHAEL HAMILTON 5 18 34: 17
166
NILLIAH SUSSHANN 4 4 7
37:31
108 RAYMOND DONOVAN
1 4 34: 17
167 KEVIN IRHIN
3 3 8 37: 37
109 JERRY CANAVAN
4 31 34: 18
,168
NANCY LAUN PEREZ
1 1 5 37: 38
110 JOHN MONTEN 4
32 34: 26 169
BEORBE BARRETT 4 4 8
37:39
111 MICHAEL PODOSHEN
4 33 34: 33
170 NENDY SHILE
1 2 2
37:41
112 JAMES O'BRIEN
4 34 34: 35
171 STEVEN CORVIN
4 4 9
37: 44
113 ELIZABETH BRENDEN
8 1 34: 38
172 DANIEL BARLEPP
1.
37:44
114
MARK CERNIELIA 3 30 34:41
173
ROBERT JACKSON
5 3 3 37: 49
115
ALBERT DUMONT 3 31 34: 48
174
BILL KORNBLUH. 6 1 0
37: 50
116 MICHAEL MONTE
4 35 34:50
175 NALT THOMPSON
4 5 0 37: 56
117 ROBERT BRAMNELL
5 19 34:54 176
ED MCLAUGHLIN 4 5 1
37: 56
118
RICH TOMPKINS 4
36 34: 57 177
JAMES O'DIBBEKK
5 3 4 37: 59
119 FRED BUCKNER
4 37 34:59
178
KAREN 6IEHAT 9 3
38: 03
120 REIN HUNNIN6HER
4 38 34: 59 179
MICHAELA PLURIEN
9 4 38: 03
121 LOU DELFINO 2
18 34: 59
180 ED RIPPSTEIN
5 3 5 38: 06
122 CHARLES MARION 5
20 35: 03 181 NOEL LAZARUS
6 1 1
38: 07
123
ROBERT 6LADMAN 3 32 35: 08
182 JEFF 6RQBMAN
1 9 38: 12
124 MICHAEL R06ERS
5 21 35: 12 183
JULIAN ROSSELL
4 5 2 38: 12
125
MELANIE MULVIHILL 11 2 35: 15
184
JOHN RICE 4 5 3
38: 13
126 THOMAS J. MCCARTHY
6 5 35: 20
185 TINA HDHL
1 1 6
38: 14
127 MARIO ZULIANI
5 22 35:26
186 SI6RUN DENNY
9 5
38: 17
128
LARRY THORP 5
23 35: 27 187
NEIL CORDAY
5 3 6 38: 20
129 STEPHEN COOK
4 39 35: 28
188
ROBERT LIPPMAN 5 3 7
38: 24
130 ED MALLEY
5 24 35:31
189
ELLEN DENNY 9 6
38: 28
131 TOMMY NEESQN 1
5 35: 33
190 PHILIP O'REILLY
4 5 4
38: 34
132 VINCENT DIBIASE
3
33 35: 36 191
ED KINCKLE
5 3 8 38: 35
133
ELLEN B0ULAN6ER 10 3 35: 38
192
JOHN GORMAN
4 5 5 38: 37
134 HIKE eOLDEN
3 34 35: 40
193 JOHN MAURO
4 5 6
38: 40
135 THOMAS CHALLHAN 2
19 35:41
194 CARMEN HALFITANO
4 5 7
38: 53
136
NILLIAH HAYES 5 25
35: 42
195 NILLIAM BYRNES JR.
1 1 0 38:53
137 BILLY DRAKE
6 6 35: 44
196
DEMISE BEACHAH
1 0 5 38:54
138 PIERCE BRENNAN
6 7 35: 53
197 JANE CAHN
1 2 3
39:04
139 DONALD MCCOSKEY
5 26 35: 54
198 MARK ZULIANI
1 1 1
39: 06
140
JOHN MCMANUS 6
8 36: 00
199 PHIL CALLAHAN
4 5 8
39: 08
141 JAMES MCDERMOTT
4 40 36: 03
200 PATRICK GORMAN
4 5 9
39: 23
142 DAVID LOESCH
3 35 36: 04
201 PIERRE FABINSKI
5 3 9
39: 32
143
BARBARA MEISEL 12 I
36: 05 202
GERRY MOSS
3 3 9 39: 34
144 SUZANNE KENNEDY
8 2 36: 05
203 ROBERT DAVIES
5 4 0
39: 36
145 FRED SAHMEL
5 27 36: 07
204 NANCY BIFANO
1 1 7
39: 37
146
CLEM LA6ERMAN 5
28 36: 10 205
RICH LUSARDI 3 4 0
39: 39
147 JANE COLLASO
10 4 36: 14
206 EDNARD POWERS
4 6 0
39: 43
148 DANNY MURPHY
3 36 36: 19 207
LESLIE MERAHN
1 1 8 39:45
149 CHRISTOPHER KOZAK 1
6 36: 24 208
BETSY FEUER 1 1 9
39:47
150
STEVE KOZAK 4 41 36: 25
209 FRANK PATTERSON
6 1 2 39: 56
151 RICHARD BREMER
4 42 36: 25
210 GERARD BLAKE
3 4 1 40: 10
152
PETER MC CUSHER 5 29 36: 26
211
KURT PELACCIO
3 4 2 40: 18
153 6HARLES KENIN6
6 9 36: 27
212 RALPH NANGANIELLO
3 4 3 40: 17
154 ANTHONY TRIPODI 1 7 36: 28
213 STEPHEN BOLIN 3 4 4
40: 19
155 RAFAEL RQDRIBUEZ 3 37 36: 41
214 ROY RICH 4 6 1
40: 21
Rf t NK TI ME
PAT FELDHANN
TRICIA COLE
REED CRONE
HALT SULLIVAN
HARK CURTIS
CATHY NYCHUNAS
THOHAS ROTHHELL
FRANK SCHHIDT
JAHES CASELLA
AHEDEO FERRUCCIO
TAFFY 6EBHARDT
JOAN HAYES
PAUL FUCITO
ROBERT ELLIS
ALLAN J. SCHILKRANT
DAN R0EHR16
HERBERT CHERTOCK
RICHIE FON
KEVIN HELD
DEBBIE BOUSEL
STEVEN PELTZ
JOHN SULLIVAN
HAY CHOU
HIKE RYAN
CHRISTINE SHITH
BRYNA 6REENSPAN
HARY BARRETT
PATTI CHRISTOPHER
JUDY BUCHANON
HIKE CAR6IUL0
JEAN FAULKNER
DONNA COLALUCA
ROBERT DETTHER
PATRICK 6REER
EDHUND TA6LIAH0NTE
HALTER HATSON
GERALD SHEA
JOE KELLER
JOHN GEORGE
HAYNE KELLY
HICHAEL COZZA
THERESA PENNINGTON
LOUIS COX
UILLIAH NEBSTER
TALLY BLUHBERG
RUSSELL LACOSTE
HICHAEL D'AGOSTINO
BRENDAN SHITH
HICHAEL BLANK
COLLEEN SHAY
GIL ERSKINE
HILLIAH STENBLE
ROBERT TAUBER
EDHARD BLANK
SEAN BENNETT
HATTKEHS POWERS
HARY BREBORY
JOSEPH TAKACS
PAUL LITTLETON
LACE NAHE
DIV. RANK TINE
274 HILLIAH BYRNES SR.
4 76
46:55
275 5I6HUND TOBACK 4 77
46:58
276 HICHAEL SANCHEZ
1 16
47: 10
277 GARY PIPPA
3 50 47: 43
278
ANDREW POWERS
8 5 47: 46
279 JERRY BENDER
6 16 48: 08
280 BARRY SCHAFFER
4 78 48: 32
281
JONATHAN KOZAK 1 17 48: 46
282 PE6GY CARGIULO 11 15
49: 15
283 PERRI SHITH
12 8 49:51
284 JILL HQLK
9 10 51:41
285 CLARK DARLING 5 50 52: 23
286
JANE GOLDBERG 11 16 52:41
287 SUZANNE DETTHER 14 1
53: 07
288 JOAN PALATTO
11 17 53: 08
289
GRACE TA8LIAH0NTE 13 1 54: 45
290
CLAIRE DE HEO 11 18
55: 00
291 HIKE BYRNES
12 9 55: 20
Bits and Pieces...
J o e S a n c h e z a n d s o n M i k e b e a t O w e n
McCr udden and hi s par t ner soundl y i n
t h e Ka t e r s k i l l Sp r i n g Ru s h . Mi k e , wh o
h u r r i e d l y l e a r n e d t o s k i a f t e r J o e ' s
p a r t n e r o f l a s t y e a r wa s s c r a t c h e d wi t h
onl y a mont h bef or e t he c ompet i t i on,
s p o t t e d t h e e l d s e v e r a l mi n u t e s a n d
c a m e o n w i t h o n e o f t h e f a s t e s t b i k e
t i me s o f t h e d a y. No t t o b e o u t d o n e ,
Joe t ur ned i n one of t he t op 3 canoe
port ages (I h mi l es) of t he day. Joe
and Mi k e pl ac ed 28t h i n a el d of 265
t eams, i ncl udi ng 30 f r om West Poi nt .
I n t he cont i nui ng saga of "I can' t get
no respect" and Gimme a break, Carmello
R o l d a n c a m e w i t h i n 5 s e c o n d s o f t h i r d
p l a c e i n t h e St . Pa t r i c k s Da y r a c e .
The f ol l owi ng week Car mel l o went f or an
e i g h t m i l e r u n a t F D R P a r k a n d t h e n
j u m p e d i n t h e We s t c h e s t e r D i e t A s s o c .
r a c e ; y o u g u e s s e d i t .
To mmy Ne e s o n h a s T RRC T- S h i r t s f o r s a l e .
C a l l h i m a t 2 4 5 - 3 5 9 8 o r c a t c h h i m a t
t h e n e x t c l u b r a c e . H e a l s o h a s T R R C
k e y c h a i n s f o r s a l e .
( 7)
Sy b i l , c o n t i n u e d .
that the high percentage of runners completing ultras reects not the degree of
difculty so much as the h^avy experience, not to say, age and the general daft
ness of the handful who try such events.
Actually I think most ultra runners run all distances and are only unusual in
having discovered the special satisfactions of ultra events.
There is a satisfaction to be got from going further but the chief attraction of
the ultra lies in the different kind of challenge it represents. It requires a
differeent approach to shorter races, including the marathon.
The mai n thi ng i s that the ul tra i s much sl ower.
Ultras are endurance tests, rather than speed tests. It is signicant that the
U.S.A.*s fastest man at 10,000 metres on the track, and the second fastest at
5,000 metres, Aloerto Salazar, is also the world record holder for the marathon.
The marathon is a speed contest. Salazar's pace in his world record mar?thon was
4:54 per mile -only 10 per cent slower than the pace of his American record 10,000
metres on the track. Even at much lower levels of ability one nds the same 10
per cent difference between one person's best lOK and marathon pace. That's why
that marathon is a very demanding race. To run to your potential you must main
tain a pace only 10 per cent slower than your best lOK time over four times the
distance. For most of us this is very hard since it means going uncomfortably
fast from the start and trying to hold that pace.
That s why you should consider the ultra. Even the very best ultra men go much
slower than the best marathoners. The World and U.S. best for 50 miles on the
roads is Barney Klecker's 4:51:25. That's a mile pace of 5:50, a pace 19 per cent
slower than Salazar's record marathon pace. At distances beyond the marathon the
average pace falls off sharply. Its hardly surpirsing really since the body can
only store a strictly nite quantity of readily-convertible energy and there are
practical limitations to the number of training miles.
The ultra runner learns to maintain his effort over great distances (and time)
by carefully husbanding his strength and going slower.
There are several techniques for doing this according to the gurus of ultra
running. It is most comforting to know that walking -at planned intervals- is
considered perfectly okay -in fact is recommended for all but the elite class at
distances beyond lOOK.
You may have noticed that in this discussion I've mentioned the ultra mainly in
terms of 50 miles and up. Fifty miles races are easily the most popular ultras.
The 50K is comparatively rare. We are lucky to have one of the best ( a Met TAG
Championship) in our own back yard. Don't think that because Sybil is 31.1 miles
it isn't a real ultra. This is the course of which U.S.A.'s 24 hour recordholder,
Cahit Yeter, said "I've run races in 22 countries and this is the most difcult
c o u r s e I ' v e e v e r r u n . "
Running Sybil is a matter of control rather than speed. That makes it different
-not tougher- than shorter races. Plan your pace conservatively. You might even
try Walt Stack's approach: start slow and taper off. Or try a pace 19 percent
slower than your marathon standard. Start at a comfortable pace and continue that
way. This an event to savor. No hassle and crush at the start. You won't have
to tear along worrying about every second or every pitstop. After all, short stops
conserve your energy. And you will coast through some pretty scenery as
the countryside commences its Spring ourishes. Moving smoothly you listen to
your body. You plan your effort. At the marathon point you're still in control
and feeling strong. Now for a nal push on the last mostly downhill 4.9 miles.
Afraid of Sybil? No way. Control your pace and cruise to a happy rst ultra.
Submi t t ed by D. F.
( 8 )
As t hey say
I n t h e U n i t e d Wa y
We' r e on our way. . .
And s o ar e we, Tac oni c Runni ng Li f e, t hat i s .
T h i s i s s u e m a r k s a f e w m i l e s t o n e s w i t h o u r
cl ub newsl et t er ; modest t o be sur e but a be
g i n n i n g n o n e t h e l e s s .
F o r o p e n e r s , t h i s i s t h e t h i r d c o n s e c u t i v e
mo n t h l y i s s u e ; we h o p e t h i s wi l l e s t a b l i s h
t h e c o n t i n u i t y n e e d e d t o b e i n f o r ma t i v e a n d
addr ess t he needs of our member shi p and t he
r unni ng c ommuni t y i n gener al .
Th i s i s a l s o t h e l a r g e s t n e ws l e t t e r we h a v e
p u b l i s h e d . A l t h o u g h s i z e i s n o t n e c e s s a r i l y
a meas ur e of qual i t y, nor mean t hat what l i es
b e t we e n t h e c o v e r s i s n o t e wo r t h y ; t h i s l a r g e r
e d i t i o n d o e s s u g g e s t t h e p o t e n t i a l f o r s u b j e c t s
and i ssues of i mpor t ance t o you.
Whi ch br i ngs us t o anot her i mpor t ant happeni ng.
Har r y Neeson, as you know, al ways cont r i but es
we l l wr i t t e n a r t i c l e s c o v e r i n g a wi d e r a n g e o f
s u b j e c t s . Wi t h t h i s i s s u e t h r e e mo r e c o n t r i b
ut or s hav e s t epped f or war d wi t h s ome ex c el l ent
p i e c e s .
Judy Pi cker t has wr i t t en what we expect t o be
a c ont i nui ng c ol umn on women' s r unni ng. As
one of t he mor e exper i enced r unner s i n t he cl ub
J udy br i ngs not onl y t he v al ue of y ear s of
t r a i n i n g b u t a l s o , t h e a d d e d p e r s p e c t i v e o f
b e i n g a l e a d i n g g i r l s c r o s s c o u n t r y c o a c h .
Judy' s coaching experiences extend back to 1975
when t he New Yor k St at e Gi r l s Cr oss Count r y
Pr ogr am was i n i t s i nf anc y. Women l i k e J udy
Pi c k e r t l a i d t h e g r o u n d wo r k wh i c h l e d t o
par i t y, somet hi ng whi ch i s now accept ed and
t ak en f or gr ant ed. We wel c ome J udy ' s c on
t r i b u t i o n a n d f e e l h e r c o l u m n w i l l l e a d t o a n
i nt er est i ng exchange on women' s r unni ng.
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t o n . T h e a r t i c l e i s w e l l r e s e a r c h e d a n d s h o w s
t he mar k of ex per i enc e. Choos i ng t o r emai n
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( 9)
Women Why Race ?
by
J u d y Pi c k e r t
On May 8t h, Movi ng Comf or t , a company st ar t ed by women, r un by women, f or
women i s s pons or i ng a 3. 1 mi l e r ac e f or women. I t i s a bar gi n by any s t andar ds .
A $ 3 . 0 0 p r e - e n t r y f e e t o h a v e t h e o p p o r t u n i t y t o t e s t o n e s e l f a n d s h a r e i n t h e
c omr ader e wi t h ot her f emal es and r ec ei v e a $12. 00 pai r of ny l on r unni ng s hor t s .
I n addi t i on, al l age gr oup awar ds ar e mer c handi s e.
If we don' t have a good turnout for thi s event. Movi ng Comfort wi l l no l onger
s p o n s o r a r a c e i n o u r a r e a ; a n d a l l o f u s wi l l h a v e l o s t a n o p p o r t u n i t y. We
need you to support women' s events so that we can j usti fy thei r exi stence and
c o n t i n u a n c e !
I n p a r t t h a t i s t h e me r c e n a r y s i d e ; b u t r e a l l y, wh y r a c e ? Wh a t d o e s i t me a n
t o so many of you and why do so many women r un but not r ace? The gr eat maj or i t y
o f " r a c e r s " i n o u r a r e a a r e m e n .
F i r s t l e t u s s e p a r a t e r u n n i n g a n d r a c i n g . Ru n n i n g i n i t s e l f i s v a l u a b l e .
Ther e Kas been s o muc h publ i c i t y about t nes s and r unni ng t hat mos t of us ar e
a wa r e o f t h e h e a l t h b e n e t s , t h e r e d u c t i o n o f s t r e s s , t h e we i g h t l o s s , t h e i n
c r e a s e i n e n e r g y, t h e s e l f d i s c i p l i n e , t h e e l e v a t e d s e l f e s t e e m, e t c . So , wh y
r a c e ?
A t t h e r i s k o f b e i n g b o l d , l e t me e x p l o r e wi t h y o u s o me o f t h e r e a s o n s I
t hi nk women c an ex t end t he abov e bene t s by j oi ni ng i n a r ac e or r ac es . Pl eas e
b e a r wi t h me a s I t r y t o c o n g e a l f r a g me n t o f t h o u g h t , f e e l i n g a n d e x p e r i e n c e ,
some of which have been with me for several years. I am not a writer; I' m a
r unner , c oac h and phy s i c al educ at or .
Many of us, as opposed t o our mal e count er par t s, have not had much exper i ence
wi t h c o mp e t i t i o n , o f e x t e n d i n g o n e s e l f p h y s i c a l l y. I t h i n k t h a t ma n y o f u s e n
t ert ai n pressures of havi ng t o be "f ast , " of havi ng t o beat someone, or f eel i ng
we hav e t o l i v e up t o s omeone el s es ex pec t at i ons . Or , how about c omi ng i n l as t ?
We f o r g e t t h a t l a b e l s s u c h a s n e r v o u s , f a s t , s l o w a n d l a s t a r e r e l a t i v e a n d
need t o be s t omped out and r epl ac ed wi t h bet t er l abel s s uc h as ex c i t ement , par
t i c i p a t e , e x t e n d my s e l f , i mp r o v e my t i me a n d n i s h t h e d i s t a n c e .
Woul d y ou be wi l l i ng t o gi v e i t a t r y - t r us t me- and j oi n me on May 8t h wi t h
y o u r d a u g h t e r , o r mo t h e r , o r a u n t , o r s i s t e r , o r f r i e n d . We ' l l b e o n t h e l i n e
t oget her - our st ar t i ng l i ne and your st ar t i ng l i ne. We' l l be par t of a gr oup
to promote women' s events and women' s tness. Let' s do i t through exampl e and
n u m b e r s .
This issue also marks the beginning of what we hope will be a revenue producing
segment of the newsl etter, adverti si ng. Al though we have had one other adver
ti sement (Dermashi el d i n our February i ssue), Northeast Heal th and Fi tness Cen
t er i s t he rst one wi t hout benet f o put t i ng t he bi t e on one of our members.
An issue this size costs over $300 to produce, with the printing accounting for
most of i t . You can see t hat adver t i si ng i s i mpor t ant i n def r ayi ng t he cost s
o f p u b l i c a t i o n a n d d i s t r i b u t i o n .
What we are attempting is a balancing act. Upgrading the newsletter and getting
i t o u t mo n t h l y c o s t s t h e c l u b mo r e . T h e c o s t s wi l l b e o f f s e t i f we i n c r e a s e
membership and thereby encourage more participation from both sponsors and mem
b e r s . S u c c e s s b r e e d s s u c c e s s o r i s i t , e x c e s s b r e e d s e x c e s s .
Whichever, we're on our way!
( 10)
TRRC Meeting Notes
TRRC MINUTES OF MARCH 14, 1983 MEETING
Fi nanci al Repor t ; The cl ub i s pr esent l y i n
good nancial shape. Kangaroo race and up
coming Dannon race on July 2 should keep the
cl ub heal thy through the summer at l east.
Newsl et t er ; Deadl i ne of Mar ch 25 was not ed.
Contributions are urged to keep the news
l et t er r es pons i v e t o t he member ' s needs .
Membershi p: Total membershi p at thi s ti me i s
s t i l l a t a p p r i x i ma t e l y 4 3 0 , T h e c l u b n o w h a s
a c o mp u t e r i z e d ma i l i n g l i s t c r o s s i n d e x e d
with expiration date. Some 150 memberships
wi l l be dropped unl ess renewal s are recei ved
by t he end of t he mont h.
Kangar oo Race: The cl ub r ecei ved $1500 f r om
the company plus we kept the entry fees.
We had 300 entrants, l ess than l ast year' s
350 whi ch f eat ur ed a 2 and 9. 3 mi l e. I t was
deci ded that for speci al events such as Kan
garoo we would have a supplemental mailing to
non club members. Such a mailing would make
us mor e r esponsi ve t o a sponsor ' s needs and
g e n e r a t e m o r e i n c o m e f o r t h e c l u b
IRS Audit: The RRCA National body had been
audi t ed by t he I RS, Sel ect ed chapt ers are
also being audited; TRRC is one of them.
As o u r n a n c i a l r e c o r d s a r e i n o r d e r t h e r e
is no cause for alarm. However we all pro
mi sed t o vi si t Dan Caf f r ey i n pr i son i f al l
does not go well.
Digital Clock Purchase: The clock, purchased
by Dr, Phil Maffetone^has been ordered and
i s ex pec t ed t o mak e i t s debut at t he St ,
Pat r i cks Day Races on Mar ch 20,
IBM Grant: Jerry Taub reported that no grants
ar e bei ng gi ven t o at hl et i c or gani zat i ons
except t hose i nvol ved sol el y wi t h chi l dr en.
The grant request i s bei ng dropped for the
t i me bei ng,
St, Patrick's Day Races: Harry Neeson expects
a l arge turn out i f the weather i s good,
Sy b i l L u d i n g t o n 5 0 K, Ap r i l 3 0 : Vo l u n t e e r s
a r e n e e d e d .
Moving Comfort, May 8: Entry blanks are being
pr i nt ed and ex pec t ed i n t i me f or Mar 20 r ac e.
Two Person Relay: Date has been changed to
Ma y 1 , S t a r t i n g p o i n t i s s t i l l u n d e c i d e d .
C h e c k t h e n e w s l e t t e r . F i n i s h i s t h e L a n t e r n
Pub, Mahopac,
Team Road Rel ay, May 22: Thi s i s a new event
f o r t h e c l u b . T h e e v e n t w i l l c o n s i s t o f 8
person t eams; l i mi t i s set at t went y t eams.
The race wi l l st art i n New York Ci t y i n f ront
of t he NYRRC headquar t er s and ni sh at t he
Lant er n Pub wher e a banquet wi l l be hel d,
; See det ai l s i n t he Apr i l edi t i on of t he
newsl et t er, ) The ori gi nal concept was t o have
open t eams onl y; t hat means no mast er s or
women s c or i ng. Ther e was ex c ept i on t ak en t o
t h e p o s s i b l e e x c l u s i o n o f a wo me n ' s d i v i s i o n .
Although women are allowed to compete they
must compet e on an equal basi s as t he men,
N, Y, S X- C H. S, Champi onshi p: The cl ub wi l l
t ake a f ul l page ad i n t he of ci al program
f o r t h e i s e v e n t a t a c o s t o f $ 1 0 0 ,
Yorktown Track: Please don' t wear spikes and
r un i n t he second l ane whenever possi bl e.
Summer Runs: We have mede requests to use
the Yorktown track and Downing Park on Wed
n e s d a y e v e n i n g s . Se v e r a l o t h e r e v e n t s a r e
planned for Wednesdays during the summer;
d e t a i l s w i l l b e a n n o u n c e d s o o n .
Body Composi t i on Test i ng: Fat anal ysi s by
the underwater weighing method will be done
a t Dr , Ph i l l i p Ma f f e t o n e ' s o f c e o n Ma r c h
2 5 , Th e c o s t i s $ 1 5 , 0 0 e a c h .
H i l l R u n s : P o s s i b l e s i t e s i n c l u d e W h i t e H i l l
i n Yor kt own, Sedgewood Cl ub i n Kent and Per
k i n s D r i v e o n B e a r M o u n t a i n , S c h e d u l e s a r e
f or t hc omi ng,
Tr a c k Of c i a l s : J u d y Pi c k e r t a n n o u n c e d t h a t
Dut chess Count y Coaches and Of ci al s ar e
I i n need of qual i ed of ci al s. Those i n
terested i n l eari ng more about a part ti me
car eer i n H. S, of ci at i ng cont act Judy,
Coed Aerobics: Classes are being formed at
Sycamore Park in Mahopac, Lori Jorgensen
i s d i r e c t i n g t h e c l a s s e s ; c o s t i s $ 1 , 0 0 e
e a c h c l a s s .
Su b mi t t e d b y Me l a n i e Mu l v i h i l l
( e d i t e d )
MEETING NOTICE: APRIL 11, 8:00
LANTERN PUB, ROUTE 6, MAHOPAC
1 1
Cl ub Not es . . .
TRACK ETIQUETTE
The following pointers are reprinted from the Clifton Track Club
January, 1983 issue of their Newsletter. As many of you are either
beginning track work outs for the rst time or starting your annual
Spring interval training after a winter lay off, the following guidelines,
if followed will make your training safer and more enjoyable....as i^
doing intervals can be called enjoyable under the best conditions.
1. When there are many persons running on a track at the same time but over
different distances and at different paces, things can get crowded. To
avoid congestion, the universal custom among track runners is to allow the
persons actually working out to use the inside lanes. Jogging and walking
should be done to the outside, away from the curb at least two or three
lanes. NO WALKING IN THE INSIDE LANES.
2. Faster runners overtaking slower runners (or runners who are forget
fully walking in the inside lanes) use the word "TRACK!" to indicate that
a faster runner is approaching from behind. Track etiquette demands that
a walking or jogging runner in the inside two lanes get out of the way im
mediately by either stepping off the track to the inside or by moving out
to lane three. If you are actually running fast (for you) and faster run
ners approach from the rear and call "TRACK", the polite thing to do is
step off or movebut not to interfere with your own workout.
Sometimes a small knot of runners moving at a 6:00/mile pace will be
overtaken by faster runners running 440s (^ mile). The slower runners
should not continue to block the entire track; but need not give the entire
track in the middle of a part of their workout. Especially in the straight
aways, the polite thing to do is move out onto the line between lanes 1
and 2 and allow the faster runners to slip through on the inside.
3. The shortest way around the track is to the inside. One lap around
a 440 yard track in lane 2 takes 8 more yards than lane 1. If you are ru
running a series of repeats or laps with others, take turns using the
i n s i d e l a n e .
4. When you end a repeated distance you are tired; but remember that other
runners may be coming up right behind you. As you reach your nish point
look back and then move out to lane 3 to walk, jog and recover.
5. Avoid accidents. Always look for runner trafc before you cross the
t r a c k .
Mi ke Boyl an
C l i f t o n P a r k T r a c k C l u b
HAS YOUR MEMBERSHIP EXPIRED
CHECK YOUR L ABEL
1 2
S t . P a t r i c k s c o n t i n u e d
T h e L u c k 0 ' T h e I r i s h
came t hrough when t he sun
b r o k e b e t w e e n t w o h o r r e n
dous days. Then maybe it
was good pl anni ng on t he
p a r t o f o u r S c o t t i s h r a c e
director who gog in an un
scheduled speed workout.
A s t h e t w o m i l e f u n r u n
n e a r e d c o n c l u s i o n t h e c o m-
merat i ve ri bbons suddenl y
c a me t o mi n d . Wh o o s h .
Wh o o s h . A mi n i a t u r e Al a n
We l l s h e w a s n ' t . S e v e n
r u n n e r s c r o s s e d t h e l i n e
s a n s r i b b o n .
We l l , t h a t ' s s e v e n l e s s
we have to buy next year.
by
Har r y Neeson
T H I S S PA C E F OR R E N T
CAL L 6 2 8 - 1 8 7 9
St. Patrick's Day Road Race - Results
Mar ch 20, 1983
6 . 2 M i l e s F. D . R . P a r k
1 Rober t Vogel 2 3
Poughquag
3 2 : 3 5
2 Mi ke Doyl e
2 9
Mohegan Lake
3 4 : 3 2
3
J o h n Sp i t t a l
1 7 Put nam Val l ey
3 5 : 0 1
4
Gar y St r uve
3 8
Crompond
3 5 : 5 4
5 J i m Kel l y Smi t h 1 7
P o r t E w a n 3 6 : 0 8
6
John Spanos 2 8 B r e w s t e r
3 6 : 2 1
7
W i l l i a m C h a w n e r
3 5 P i n e B u s h
3 6 : 2 8
8 H o w a r d B a s h a n t
3 8
Mahopac
3 6 : 3 4
9 F r a n k O' R o u r k e 2 2 Yor kt own Hei ght s
3 6 : 3 6
1 0 T i m S t u r m e r
2 9
Y o r k t o w n 3 6 : 4 4
1 1 R o b e r t M a r s h a l l
3 6 W. Reddi ng, Ct . 3 6 : 5 4
1 2 D i c k C a l v i n
3 1 A r m o n k 3 6 : 5 7
1 3 D a v i d Yo c k e l s o n 1 8 Y o n k e r s
3 7 : 0 6
1 4 F r a n k R o t h w e l l
1 8 W e s t c h e s t e r
3 7 : 0 9
1 5 Br i an Cal l aghan
1 8 C a r m e l 3 7 : 2 7
1 6 Ge o f f Ha r r i n g t o n
4 3
R i d g e e l d , C t .
3 7 : 3 0
1 7 D a v i d We b b
3 2
Wappi nger s Fal l s
3 7 : 4 7
1 8 J e f f S i n g e r
2 2 Y o r k t o w n 3 8 : 1 8
1 9 Mar c Wagner 2 3
Byr am, Ct .
3 8 : 3 8
2 0 P e t e r G r a n i c k
2 5 Yor kt own Hei ght s
3 8 : 3 8
2 1 Da v i d L i g h t
2 5 B r i a r c l i f f M a n o r
3 9 : 2 7
2 2 J o h n A n s e l l
4 7 Y o r k t o w n 3 9 : 3 3
2 3 N i c k J u b o k 2 6
W h i t e P l a i n s 3 9 : 4 6
2 4 M i c h a e l G r a n t
2 9 P e e k s k i l l
3 9 : 4 8
2 5 C h a r l e s S p r a u e r 4 6
B r e w s t e r 3 9 : 5 0
2 6 L u i s P i r i z
1 5
Ve r p l a n k
3 9 : 5 3
2 7 C a r m e l l o R o l d a n 4 0
P e e k s k i l l 3 9 : 5 5
2 8 Dan Caf f r ey
4 5
Mahopac
4 0 : 0 6
2 9 B a r t L i n e h a n
3 0
Mohegan Lake
4 0 : 1 4
3 0 D a n F r a n c e
3 0 4 0 : 1 5
3 1
B i l l y K e l l n e r
3 1 C r o t o n O n H u d s o n
4 0 : 1 6
3 2 S t e v e n N i e h o u s e
3 0
Os s i n i n g
4 0 : 2 3
3 3 K e n n e t h S h a n a n a
4 0 : 3 3
3 4
Wayne McElue
3 2
Danbur y, Ct .
4 0 : 4 0
3 5 T. D i a z
3 0
Mahopac
4 0 : 4 5
3 6 M i k e C o s s e t
2 3 P l e a s a n t v i l l e
4 0 : 4 5
3 7 L i s a V a i l
1 9 P i n e P l a i n s
4 0 : 4 6
3 8 Te r e s a V a i l 2 0
P i n e P l a i n s
4 0 : 4 6
3 9 Br i a n As h l e y 4 4
S o u t h S a l e m 4 0 : 4 7
4 0
E d w a r d D i l l o n 3 6 C a r m e l
4 0 : 5 0
4 1 To m Wa l s h
4 1 B r e w s t e r
4 0 : 5 6
4 2 J o e A l b a n e s e
5 1
Chappaqua
4 0 : 5 8
4 3 Bob Rogan 6 1
S h r u b O a k 4 0 : 5 9
4 4 St eve Spr eha
1 6 Y o r k t o w n
4 1 : 0 2
4 5 Al an Kennedy
3 5 Y o r k t o w n
4 1 : 1 4
4 6
Ski p Pear l man
2 7 C a r m e l
4 1 : 1 9
4 7 U n o f c i a l r u n n e r
4 1 : 2 2
4 8 St ev e Agr oni c k 3 7
Put nam Val l ey 4 1 : 2 6
4 9 J o h n M c M a h o n
3 7 E a s t c h e s t e r
4 1 : 2 8
5 0
Ra y Gr e g o r y
5 5 S o u t h S a l e m
4 1 : 2 9
1 3
St . Pa t r i c k ' s Re s u l t s , c o n t i n u e d .
5 1
Ch a r l i e Fu r p h y
1 6
4 1 : 3 1
5 2 Ti m Bi shop
4 4 B e t h e l , C t .
4 1 : 3 8
5 3 M i k e H a m i l t o n
4 5
Mahopac
4 1 : 5 9
5 4 A l a n M u r m e r
2 9 Y o r k t o w n
4 2 : 0 4
5 5
H e r b S i l a n d e r
5 7
R i d g e e l d , C t .
4 2 : 1 4
5 6
Ma r i l y n Ma r s h a l l
3 5
W. Reddi ng, Ct .
4 2 : 1 9
5 7 Wi l l i a m M a t h e r
4 7
Hopewel l Junct i on
4 2 : 2 0
5 8
J a m e s C r o o k s t o n
3 3 P e e k s k i l l
4 2 : 2 3
5 9
V i c t o r C h a s e
4 0
Y o r k t o w n
4 2 : 3 6
6 0 R o b e r t G l a d m a n
2 7 P e e k s k i l l
4 2 : 5 2
6 1
J o e H a n d e l m a n
5 2 N e w R o c h e l l e
4 2 : 5 4
6 2
L e w i s L i e b e r m a n
2 8
New Yor k Ci t y
4 3 : 0 9
6 3 J i m O ' N e i l l
4 2
S h r u b O a k
4 3 : 2 2
6 4 K e i t h C o n k l i n
3 3 P e e k s k i l l
4 3 : 2 9
6 5
S t e v e K o z a k
3 5
Mahopac
4 3 : 3 0
6 6 S t u a r t K l o d s
3 3
We s t p o r t , Ct .
4 3 : 3 8
6 7 S t e v e C o o k
3 3 O s s i n i n g
4 3 : 5 4
6 8
P e t e r Mc Cu s k e r
4 3 Yor k t own Hei ght s
4 4 : 0 7
6 9 J . P. M c D e r m o t t
3 5
Y o r k t o w n
4 4 : 0 9
7 0 C . R . A t t a n a s i o
4 6 P e e k s k i l l
4 4 : 1 0
7 1
Mi ke Roger s
4 7 P e e k s k i l l
4 4 : 2 7
7 2
P e t e r M e i s l e r
3 9
Col d Spr i ng
4 4 : 2 9
7 3 D a n S h e a
4 8
P e e k s k i l l
4 4 : 3 2
7 4 Di a n a Ca p e l l i n i
1 6
4 4 : 4 1
7 5
P i e r c e B r e n n a n
5 7
P e e k s k i l l
4 4 : 4 3
7 6 F r a n k D o l e n
5 7
R i d g e e l d
4 4 : 5 0
7 7 D i c k D e F r a n c e s
5 0
S o u t h S a l e m
4 5 : 1 8
7 8 W. Thompson
3 7
Put nam Val l ey
4 5 : 2 4
7 9
Donal d McCoskey
4 0
P e e k s k i l l
4 5 : 5 8
8 0 Ji m Mol oney
2 3
M i d H u d s o n R R C
4 6 : 1 9
8 1 J ? ? B ? ?
3 5
S h r u b O a k
4 6 : 2 1
8 2 S t e v e n R o s e
3 4
Sh r u b Oa k
4 6 : 3 8
8 3
To m L e o n a r d
2 5 D a r i e n
4 6 : 5 5
8 4
P a u l Wa r r e n
3 2
Chappaqua
4 6 : 5 5
8 5 V i n c e n t C l a r k i n
5 3
P e e k s k i l l
4 6 : 5 7
8 6
Ka t h y Ne t t e r
1 5
Yor k t own Hei ght s
4 7 : 0 1
8 7
P e t e H a m i l t o n
4 4
R i d g e e l d , C t .
4 7 : 0 5
8 8
R o b e r t T r a v i s
3 9
P e e k s k i l l
4 7 : 0 9
8 9 T i n a H o h l
3 4 B r o o k e l d , C t .
4 7 : 3 3
9 0 M i k e G r a n i c k
5 1
Yor kt own Hei ght s
4 7 : 3 3
9 1 T h o m a s G o r m a n
1 5
Mahopac
4 7 : 4 7
9 2 J o h n G o r m a n
3 8
Mahopac
4 7 : 5 2
9 3
B i l l T i n s l e y
3 1
Os s i n i n g
4 7 : 5 4
9 4 J a c k M c M a h o n
1 3
Pound Ri dge
4 7 : 5 6
9 5 Bob Li ppman
4 2 L i n c o l n d a l e
4 8 : 0 3
9 6
G e r a r d B l a k e
2 2
Y o r k t o w n
4 8 : 0 5
9 7
J ohn Sc agl i a
3 6
C a r m e l
4 8 : 3 3
9 8 R o b e r t C a n a v a n
2 7
Y o r k t o w n
4 8 : 4 6
9 9
Wendy Shi l e
4 9 P e e k s k i l l
4 8 : 4 9
1 0 0 T. A . G e z o
2 9
Mohegan Lake
4 8 : 5 0
(continued on page 15)
Schedule
D a t e
Day
T i m e
D i s t
4 / 1 0 S u n 1 0 : 0 0 a 1 5 K
4 / 1 0
S u n
l : 0 0 p
l O K
4 / 11
M o n
8: 00p
4/ 18 M o n N o o n
2 6 . 2 m
4/ 24 S u n 1 1 : 0 0 a 4 m
4/ 30
S a t
8 : 0 0 a 5 0 K
5/ 1 S u n 1 1 : 0 0 a l O K
5 / 8
S u n
9 : 3 0 a 5 K
5/ 14 S a t
1 0 : 0 0 a l O K
5/ 22 S u n 9 : 0 0 a 5 0 m
5/ 29
S u n
9 : 0 0 a
4, ^5, 2
k, Im
6 / 1 We d
6: 00p
5 K/ 5 K
6 / 5 S u n 9 : 0 0 a 5 m
6 / 1 2 S u n 1 0 : 0 0 a
1 3 . 1 m
6/ 15 We d
6: 00p
I m
6/ 18
S a t
9 : 0 0 a
2/ 5m
6/ 19
S u n
9: 00p
2 5 m
6/ 25 S a t
9 : 0 0 a l O K
6/ 29 We d
6: 00p
2 m
7/ 2 S a t 9 : 0 0 a 8m
7/ 13
We d
6: 00p
? ?
7 / 1 7 S u n
9 : 0 0 a l O K
7/ 23 S a t 9 : 0 0 a
2/7m
7/ 27 We d
6: 00p
? ?
7/ 30 S a t 9 : 0 0 a l O K
8 / 7 S u n 9 : 0 0 a
3 / h
TRRC 1983 SPRING & SUMMER SCHEDULE REVISED (4/83)
E v e n t
S c a r s d a l e R u n S c a r s d a l e H .
H e l e n H a y e s H o s p i t a l R u n H a v e r s t r a w
T R R C M e e t i n g L a n t e r n P u b ,
B o s t o n M a r a t h o n H o p k i n g t o n / B
YWCA Blue Cross/Blue Shield Women's 4 mile White Plains
L o c a t i o n
S c a r s d a l e H . S .
H a v e r s t r a w
Lant er n Pub, Mahopac
Hopk i ngt on/ Bos t on
Sybil Ludington 50K Met TAC Champ.
TRRC Road Rel ay Team Tri al s ////
Moving Comfort Mother's Day 5000 Meter
North County News Mini Marathin (5th)
TRRC Manhattan to Mahopac Road Relay
TRRC Pent at hl on ( 6t h annual )
TRRC Mi xed Coupl es Rel ay
L i n c o l n Ha l l 5 mi l e ( 6 t h a n n u a l )
We s t c h e s t e r H a l f M a r a t h o n
TRRC Mohansi c Mi racl e Mi l e (SSS #1)
B a z a a r Ma l l L o v e R u n f o r M. D .
TRRC Two Person Relay
Newbur gh Di et Pepsi l OK
TRRC Doggy Dash (SSS #2)
C a r m e l
FDR Par k, Yor kt own
S U N Y P u r c h a s e
Y o r k t o w n
N.Y.C/Mahopac
Mahopac
F DR P a r k , Yo r k t o wn
L i n c o l n d a l e
W h i t e P l a i n s
F DR P a r k , Yo r k t o wn
M t . K i s c o
??????/Mahopac
Newburgh
FDR Par k, Yor kt own
Dannon Father Mooney 8 Mile (12th annual) Mahopac
TRRC St range Summer Seri es #3 * FDR Park, Yorkt own
J a n P e e k l O K ( 5 t h a n n u a l ) P e e k s k i l l
Ti t i cus Reser voi r Races ( 7t h annual ) Pur dys
TRRC St range Summer Seri es / / 4 * FDR Park, Yorkt own
V-8 Lake Mahopac l OK (6t h annual ) Mahopac
TRRC Carmel Parks Biathlon (6th annual)
( TRRC Annual Pi cni c)
Sycamore Pk. Mahopac
//// Members only no charge
* Event t o be announced next mont h
Schedule is tentative. Runners are responsible for certifying time and place.
RACE IS NOT OFFICIAL UNTIL ENTRY BLANK IS ISSUES.
For all inquiries and entry blanks, please send stamped, self addressed, business
sized envelope to: TRRC, P.O. Box 99, Baldwin Place, N.Y. 10505
WORTH NOTI NG
snd Moving Comfort are women's only races....Tappan Zee Podiatry race canceled....
Strange Summer Series (SSS) races have post entry only....TRRC Two Person Relay has
been changed to 6/19 from 5/22....TRRC Doggy Dash will have categories by dog size,
s e e Ma y Ne ws l e t t e r f o r d e t a i l s . . . .
MEETING NOTICE: APRIL 11, 8:00
LANTERN PUB, ROUTE 6, MAHOPAC
A GE GROUP CROS S COUNT RY RA CE S DE L I GHT F UL S URP RI S E
GOSSET, PICKERT, CAFFREY, SHILE TAKE TITLES
Our age gr oup c r os s c ount r y r ac es , boos t ed by a muc h appr ec i at ed
a n d we l c o me g r a n t f r o m t h e Pe e k s k i l l Ru n n i n g Fo u n d a t i o n , we r e , i n d e e d ,
a t r e me n d o u s s u c c e s s . En t r i e s we r e d o u b l e t h a t o f p r e v i o u s y e a r s a n d
t here i s even more opt omi sm f or next year' s races.
Mi k e Go s s e t a n d L i s a Va i l d o mi n a t e d t h e s c e n e , b o t h wi n n i n g t h r e e
o u t o f t h e f o u r - r a c e s e r i e s . Ma h o p a c o p e n e d t h e d o o r wi t h wh a t t u r n e d
out t o be t he easi est cour se. JFK f ol l owed wi t h t he ever - r ugged Yor k-
t o wn c o u r s e n e x t . On l y i f y o u c o n s i d e r t o u g h a s g o o d wa s t h e b e s t k e p t
t i l l t h e l a s t . B l u e M o u n t a i n w a s , i n d e e d , h i l l y . H o w h i l l y i s i t ?
A s k J o h n B u r n s w h o f e l l a n d b r o k e . . . w a i t f o r i t . . . h i s n o s e . . . w h i l e
t r ai ni ng on i t . ( Vi nce Cl ar ki n sai d THE hi l l came up t o meet hi m. )
Mi ke Gosset and Judy Pi ckert made t he most of t he Peekski l l t errai n.
Keepi ng t hei r probosi ces where t hey shoul d be, t he t raversed t he t ough
5K course t o cl ai m t he cl ub' s cross count ry champi onshi ps f or 1982.
Dan Caf f r ey r ecl ai med hi s mast er ' s t i t l e af t er a year s sabat i cal , whi l e
Wendy Shi l e cl ai med the women' s masters addi nd yet another champi onshi p
t o g o a l o n g wi t h h e r t r a c k c r o wn t h i s s u mme r .
The y oungs t er s wer e gr eat t o wat c h and i t s eemed t he y ounger t hey
we r e t h e mo r e e n j o y a b l e i t wa s . T h e r e we r e s e v e r a l e x c i t i n g r a c e s ,
r e a l l y d r a ma t i c n i s h e s . Awa r d s we r e we l l s p r e a d o u t wi t h n o p u l l e d
muscl es or Achi l l es t endons r epor t ed. Smi l es abounded pl ent y. I sn' t i t
amazi ng how a medal and an appl e wi l l do wonder s f or a ki d?.
Next year i f you don' t r un get out and wat ch. I t ' s cont agi ous.
B I T S A N D P I E C E S
J o h n L e wi s t o o k i n ma r a t h o n i n Sh e f e l d , Ma s s . , Hi s 2 : 5 3 g a v e h i m
t h i r d p l a c e i n 4 0 - 4 9 a g e g r o u p J i m S mi t h , P o u g h k e e p s i e , r a n L o n d o n
t o B r i g h t o n . P i l i n g i n t h e mi l e s , t o o , o u r u n d e r c o v e r r e p o r t e r i n f o r ms . . .
Jef f Gol d ( 2: 59) , Gr egg Smi t h ( 3: 42) and Bar r y Zawel l ( 3: 47) compl et ed
P h i l a d e l p h i a ma r a t h o n . . . . To m B a r c l a y t o o k ma r i n e s b y s t o r m. 2 : 4 4 i n
D . C . w a s P R a n d r s t i n 5 0 - 5 9 . . T G B w a s a l s o w i n n e r o f N a t i o n a l 3 0 K i n
C o l o n i e , N . Y. i n S e p t e mb e r . D a n C a f f r e y t h i r d a mo n g 4 5 - 4 9 s D a n K e h o e
r a n 3 : 1 4 i n D u b l i n ma r a t h o n B a r c l a y , J o e A l b a n e s e , J o e B u r n s a n d B i l l
Mc Caf f r ey t eam r unner up member s i n nat i onal l OK c r os s c ount r y at Penn
State....Owen Mc Crudden (winner masters) and Joe Sanchez competed and
n i s h e d Ha mp t o n t r i a t h l o n . . . r e p o r t o n Ma r i n e ma r a t h o n n e x t i s s u e
9
TRRC 1982 Age- Gr oup Cr oss Count r y Resul t s.
Mahopac, Sunday, Oct ober 31.
Open Mal e 1. Mi ke Cosset ; 2. John Vangor ; 3. Howi e Bashant
F e m a l e 1 . L i s a Va i l ; 2 . J u d y P i c k e r t ; 3 . B e t s y F e u e r
1 9 - 2 9 Ma l e 1 . P a u l P a g a n o ; 2 . B i l l F o l e y ; 3 . R a y mo n d Me a d
F e ma l e 1 . G a i l G s e l l ; 2 . P a t F e l d ma n ;
3 0 - 3 9 Ma l e 1 . P e t e C o r s i n o ; 2 , Mi k e E c k e l ma n ; 3 . Mi c h a e l Wa g n e r
F e ma l e 1 , J i l l C a r i l l o ; 2 . Wa n d a F r a n c e ; 3 . C a t h y Q u i n n
4 0 - 4 9 Ma l e 1. Owen Mc Cr udden; 2. J ohn Ans el l ; 3. Don Vi l l eneuv e
6 - 7 B o y s 1 . V i c t o r L a B o y ; 2 . M e r r i l l T u r n b u l l ; 3 . S t e p h e n S i n g l a k
Gi r l s 1. Cl audi a Par c es epe; 2. Kel l y Mc Cal l ; 3. Bet s y Pol i t y k a
8 - 9 B o y s 1 . J o h n Mc A u l i f f e ; 2 - J a c k i e B e r g i n ; . 3 . O w e n Mc C r u d d e n
1 0 - 11 B o y s 1 . D o u g B i s i o n ; 2 . R o b e r t C o h a n e ; 3 . V i n c e n t L e mma
G i r l s 1 . L i z H o l o h a n ; 2 . S t e p h a n i e P o l i t y k a ; 3 . M a u r e e n M c A u l i f f e
1 2 - 1 3 B o y s 1 . P a u l L i s a n t i ; 2 . To m N e e s o n ; 3 . J o n a t h a n L a u t e r
G i r l s 1 . M e l i n d a L a B o y ; 2 . M a u r e e n H a r t n e t t
1 3 - 1 4 B o y s 1 . K e n n e t h S h a n a h a n .
JFK, Somer s, Sunday, November 7.
O p e n Ma l e 1 . Mi k e C o s s e t ; 2 , J o h n G l a s e r ; 3 . K e v i n Wy n n e
F e m a l e 1 . L i s a Va i l ; 2 . Te r e s a Va i l ; 3 . J u d y P i c k e r t
16- 29 Mal e 1. J os h Lewi s ; 2. Loui s Wood; 3. Bi ng Mi l l er
F e m a l e 1 . C a t h e r i n e L i s i
3 0 - 3 9 M a l e 1 . J o h n Va n g o r ; 2 . H o w i e B a s h a n t ; 3 . P i e r r e V i t t o r i
F e ma l e 1 . Co n n i e L y k e ; 2 . Ca t h y Qu i n n ; 3 . B e t s y F e u e r
40- 49 Mal e 1. Owen Mc Cr udden; 2. John Ansel l ; 3. Car mel o Rol dan
F e ma l e 1 . We n d y S h i l e ; 2 . P a t Mc N i v e n ; 3 . L o u i s e T r i c a r i c o
6 - 7 Bo y s 1 . Me r r i l l Tu r n b u l l ; 2 . Er i c Kl a mme r ; 3 . St e p h e n Si n g l a k
Gi r l s 1. Kel l y Ann Mc Cal l ; 2. J enny Ly nc h; 3. Bet s y Pol i t y k a
8 - 9 B o y s 1 . J a c k i e B e r r i g a n ; 2 . A l l a n J o h n s t o n ; 3 . O w e n M c C r u d d e n
F e m a l e 1 . V i c k i L y n c h ; 2 . B r i e M e i s l e r ; 3 . K e r r y H a r t y
1 0 - 1 1 B o y s 1 . C h r i s K o p a k ; 2 . K e v i n G e r r i t y ; 3 . D o u g l a s B i s i o
G i r l s 1 . C a t h e r i n e G a r g e r ; 2 , E l i z a b e t h H o l o h a n ; 3 . Mi c h e l l e S e y mo u r
13- 14 Boys 1. Chr i s Mezzat est a; 2. Mi chael Gar ger ; 3. Tom Neeson
4 - 1 5 B o y s 1 . K e v i n D e s h a r n a i s ; 2 . J a m e s H a m i l t o n
G i r l s 1 . E r i n Mc K a y ; 2 . L a n i N o b l e ; 3 . J e a n n e C o h a n e
1 0
Yor kt own, Sunday, November 14,
Open Mal e 1, Deni s Mahony; 2. Mi ke Cosset ; 3. Kevi n Wynne
F e ma l e 1 . L i s a Va i l ; 2 . J u d y P i c k e r t ; 3 . K a r e n Ge i w a t
1 9 - 2 9 M a l e 1 . R o y A r n e s e n ; 2 . N e a l J a c o b s
F e m a l e 1 . C a t h y L i s s
3 0 - 3 9 Ma l e 1 . J o h n Va n g o r ; 2 . B a r c l a y Ma c K i n n o n ; 3 . H o w i e B a s h a n t
F e ma l e 1 , Co n n i e L y k e ; 2 . Ta f f y Ge b h a r d t ; 3 . B e t s y F e u e r
40- 49 Mal e 1. J ohn Ans el l ; 2. Car mel o Rol dan; 3. J er r y Taub
F e ma l e 1 . We n d y S h i l e ; 2 . De b b i e S a v i o e ; 3 . L o u i s e Tr i c a r o
5 0 - 5 9 M a l e 1 . F r a n k P a t e r s o n ; 2 . N o e l L a z a r u s ; 3 . G i l E r s k i n e
8 - 9 M a l e 1 . P e t e r K l a m m e r ; 2 . K e i t h L i n d e ; 3 . O w e n M c C r u d d e n
F e ma l e 1 . Br i e Me i s l e r ; 2 . Ki m Ar ms r t o n g ; 3 . Pa m L e o n a r c z c k
10- 11 Mal e 1. Rober t Cohane; 2. Kevi n Ger r i t y; 3. Ri ck Savage
F e ma l e 1 . L i z H o l o h a n ; 2 . S t e p h i e P o l i t y k a ; 3 . K r i s t i J o h n s t o n
1 2 - 1 3 Ma l e 1 . S t e p h e n L a n k i e r ; 2 . T h o ma s Ne e s o n ; 3 . Mi c h a e l K o g a n
Femal e 1. Mel i nda LaBoy ; 2. Sus an Kennedy ; 3. Sus an Cowar d
15- 18 Mal e 1. Dougl as Lanki er ; 2. John Gl asser ; 3. James Kennedy
1. Mi chael a Pl ur i en; 2. Ki mber l y Wi l l i ams; 3. Audr ey Taub
Bl ue Mount ai n, Peek s k i l l , Sunday, Nov ember 21,
1 9 - 2 9
3 0 - 3 9
4 0 - 4 9
M a l e
F e m a l e
M a l e
F e m a l e
M a l e
F e m a l e
M a l e
F e m a l e
5 0 - 5 9 M a l e
6 - 7 B o y s
G i r l s
Boys
G i r l s
Boys
G i r l s
Boys
G i r l s
1 0 - 1 1
1 2 - 1 3
1 4 - 1 5
1 6 - 1 8
Mi ke Cosset ; 2. Russ Pal mer ; 3; Raj an Eapen
J u d y P i c k e r t ; 2 . L i s a Va i l ; 3 . Te r e s a Va i l
Roy Arnesen; 2. Paul Pagano; 3. Fred de Wysocki
Li nda de Wysocki
J ohn Vangor ; 2. Howi e Bas hant ; 3. Pet e Cor s i no
Co n n i e Ly k e ; 2 , Co n n i e Ha n s e n - St e r n ; 3 . Pe g Me i s l e r
Dan Caf f r ey ; 2, Har r y Nees on; 3. Car mel o Rol dan
Wendy Shi l e
Vi n c e Cl a r k i n ; 2 . No e l L a z a r u s
J ames Hann; 2. Vi c t or LaBoy ; 3. Er i c Kl ammer
Kel l y Mc Cal l ; 2. Bet sy Pol yt i ka; 3. C. Par cesepe
Pe t e r Kl a mme r ; 2 , J o h n L a u r i a ; 3 . J a c k i e Be r r i g a n
Br i e Mei sl er ; 2. Vi cki Lynch; 3. Pamel a Leonar cyck
Ro b Hu n t ; ; 2 . Al b e r t Ha h n ; 3 . Ro b e r t Co h a n e .
El i z a b e t h Ho l o h a n ; 2 . Sa r a h Tz a c k u k ; 3 . K. J o h n s o n
Davi d Dar vassy; 2. Tommy Neeson; 3. Ger ar d Eust ace
J anet LaBez ; 2. Mel i nda LaBoy ; 3. Bec k y de Wy s oc k i
E r i c Ol e y ; 2 . A l o k J o s h i e ; 3 . A d a m Gr o t t b e t t e r
Dougl as Lanki er; 2. John Gl asser; 3. Josh Lewi s
Ka r e n Ge wa i t ; 2 . Mi c h a e l a Pl u r i e n
T A C O N I C R O A D R U N N E R S C L U B
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