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Page 1: February / March 93 · suqHisingly low in calorics. So look at the haves. Or the have nuts. Either way, a ChiquiU banana is a frail that's good for you. Nutritive Values for Bananas

February / March 93

Page 2: February / March 93 · suqHisingly low in calorics. So look at the haves. Or the have nuts. Either way, a ChiquiU banana is a frail that's good for you. Nutritive Values for Bananas

New Orleans Track Club—- (504) 482-6682 —

1992 /1993 Board Of Directors

O fficers: President: VP/Editor: Treasurer: Secretary:

lulie Boudreaux J.J. Waguespack Mike Zazulak Jim Garvey

(943-2095)(652-4024)(455-2901)(945-8658)

M em bers at Large:Club Awards Registration Compet. Teams Race Results Finish Line RaceWalkers Volunteers Co.

Monica Wonycott Louis Burg Paul Garvey Martha George Tim Jeansonne Karren Kloiber Rick Wilderman

(456-0318)(887-3326)(945-8658)(468-1488)(837-4057)(367-5243)(885-1634)

Ex O fficio: Don Brinkman (733-7432)

A p po in ted M em bers:Grand Prix, Adult Grand Prix, Coordinator Grand Prix, Youth WheelChairs

Rick Lusky Kathy LeRouge Wim Burgers Rene de la Tour

(888-0605)(341-5881)(835-6114)(392-8479)

NOTC Administration

E xecu tive D irector: Chuck George (468-1488)

A d m in is tra tive Staff: Gwen Lund (482-6682)

Footprin ts Staff:Photographer: Circulation/Advertising: Results Preparation: Production:Regular Contributors:

Frank LeBlanc Gwen LundPattie Deibel, Rick LuskyMetairie PrintingDean Songy, Dr. Mark Kruse

FOOTPRINTS is the newsletter of the New Orleans Track Club. It is distributed free to all members and associates o f the Club. Mate­rial which is submitted by the 15th of each month, will be included in FOOTPRINTS, as space permits. Articles, photographs, race infor­mation, race reviews, letters, comments, or any other items of general interest to the Club membership are welcomed and should be mailed to the FOOTPRINTS Editor at the following address:

P.O. Box 52003 New Orleans, Louisiana 70152

Annual NOTC Membership Dues

Youth (17 & Under)........................... $10.00Senior (60 & Older)............................ 10.00Regular Membership .......................... 20.00Additional Family Members................. 3.00 each

FOOTPRINTS Advertizing Rates (per issue)

Full Page........................................... $125.00Half Page.............................................. 90.00Quarter Page.........................................60.00Business Card....................................... 15.00

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Table of ContentsEditor’s Report................................................................. 2Executive Directors Report: .......................................... 2

Ole Man River, 11/15/92 ............................................... 3MEMBER SPOTLIGHT................................................ .7Crescent City Fall Classic, 11/7/92............................... .8Larry Fuselier 25 Km, 12/5/92......................................10Runners Repair Shop......................................................12Celebration in the Oaks, 12/19/92 ............................... 13The Wall, 12/20/92 ........................................................ 15SHOE CORNER............................................................ 17Membership Form.......................................................... 18

^ over PhotoThis cover photo shows the Saint-A-Claus's:

Roger Larue, Janet Larue, and Barbera Hammett

At the: 1992 Celebration in the Oaks Roadrace

Photo By: Frank LeBlanc

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Editor’s ReportJ J . Waguespack

Vice President/FOOTPRINTS Editor

Executive Directors Report:Chuck George

The Unholiest of Lies

It’s happened before, and I’m sure it will happen again. Rosie Ruiz made it famous a few years ago by doing it. Of course you know I'm talking about cheating in a marathon. In this year’s running of the Mardi Gras Marathon I saw it for the first time and it was quite a sight. Less than three and one-half hours into the race, a runner came charging in from the distance like a bull elephant, passing several runners in the last 50 yards like they were standing still. At first I was shocked and amazed. Here was a guy looking to be over 250 pounds with rolls-a-bouncing, having run 26.2 sub 8 minute miles, blowing through the finish line like he was finishing a 440yd race. And then it hit us as he grabbed a Finishers Medal and zipped out of the chutes, he probably had just finished a 440yd race.

As runners came in and confirmed our suspicions, the runner in question was promptly disqualified and discussion soon centered on what could possibly be the motivation for such an act. At least Rosie had the lure of thousands of dollars and fame for her stunt. Yet what riches were to be had this runner? A finishers Medal? A postcard with his name and time? Any real runner would know better when presented the claim, and most non-runners simply don’t care.

For the average runner the marathon remains the ultimate test. The hundreds of miles of training, the early mornings and late nights, and the sacrifice of many hours make for a heavy investment. For all this work we are given the chance to attempt 26.2 miles. For those that are successful the Postcards and Medals are meerly reminders that can be lost, stolen or thrown away. But the accomplishment will be there forever.

Many thanks to the Footprints staff, Rick Lusky, Dean Songy, and Frank LeBlanc, who have been working double duty to get both the Grand Prix booklet and this issue out to press on time.

Decembers Larry Fuselier 25K and The WALL-15K and 30K offered new courses on Lakeshore Drive. While the 25K field was larger, the 15K/30K field nearly doubled last years.

Thanks in part to WNOL Fox 38, Nautilus and Coca-Cola. FOX 38 ran numerous commercials for the race.

The Celebration in the Oaks is now New Orleans’ third largest roadrace with over 4500 entrants. A fabulous time was had by all in City Park under the lights..thanks a lot to Race Chairman RICK LUSKY.

Congratulations also to Chip Marz in directing a very successful Mardi Gras Ultradistance 100 miler and 50K.

The Camellia City Classic on Febr 27th, Run on the Bayou on March 6th (Saturday) and the March 14th Dial- One/CrimeStoppers Run over Crime races all offer lOK’s and qualifying for the CCC. The CrimeStoppers has a ran­dom prize trip to New York City with accomodations.

Make plans now for the Pensacola FIESTA RUN week­end. The NOTC official hotel is the Best Western/Pensacola Beach, call them at 904-934-3300 and mention that you are an NOTC member to get the discount.

Members needing informational on regional/national mar­athons or other major races might call me first before calling the listed race. I usually receive several copies of major roadrace entry forms and keep them on file.

Call me at 468-1488.

A Giiquita-a-day.The Ideal Health Food

26% Carbohydrates

99.8%Fat Free

NoCholesterol

No Refined Sugar

Very Low Sodium

HighPotassium

Only 92 Calories

Contains Vitamins A, C, Bi, B2, Bó and Niacin

High in Natural Food Fiber

NoAdditives

A ChiquiU baruna is a nutritious frail because of what it has, and because of w hat it doesn 't have. It has lots of vitamins and is high in potassium and natural food fiber. Itut it has no cholesterol, and is 99% fat free, and it's suqHisingly low in calorics. So look at the haves. O r the have nuts. Either way, a C hiquiU banana is a frail that's good for you.

Nutritive Values for BananasM edium (100 gram s) Banana 92 Calories

P ro te in 1 .3 G ra m s

Fat .2 G ra m

C a rb o h y d ra te s 26 .4 G r a m s

C a lc iu m 1 0 .0 M illig ram s

P h o s p h o r u s 3 1 .0 M illig ram s

Iro n .8 M illig ram

S c x liu m 1 .0 M illig ram s

P o ta s s iu m 4 40 .0 M illig ram s

V ita m in A 2 30 .0 I n te rn a t io n a l U n its

V ita m in B , (th iam ine) .06 M illig ram

V ita m in B2 (riboflavin) .07 M illig ram

V ita m in B,; (pyridoxinc) .6 M illig ram

V ita m in C (ascorbic acid) 12.0 M illig ram s

N ia c in .7 M illig ram

.Wo- Umlnl ii/in Dryartmr’i! ul Ayrn ullwe

A Banana Has:

• No Additives • No Cholesterol• 20% Natural sugar, and only

slightly more than 1% starch.• High natural food fiber.

C l n o u n A* IN a n-KiNti-nnI •iaik-nwrk .4 UnM.il HmihIn <..il|Uny

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Administered by the NOTC Chuck George, Race Director

Ole Man River, 11/15/92

Marrero, La.

Perfect running weather combined with a tal­ented field of over 600 runners taking to the streets in Marrero for the 11th Annual OLE MAN RIVER Half-Marathon. Course records (Westbank Course established in 1989) were the results as Darrell Revok sewed up the 1992 Open Mens Grand Prix title with at 1:10:59 new course record.Carole Smith won the womens division for the fourth time in five years and establish a new womens course record of 1:24:35.Not to be overlooked by these records was a national age group record turned in by six (6) year old Michelle Jones of Ocean Springs, Miss, in a time of 2:13:26.Eugene Dedeaux was 2nd overall at 1:12:59 followed by Kevin Reimherr’s PR time of 1:18:01.Janel Mumme and Barbara Flanagan followed Carole at 1:32:57 and 1:33:30.Tom Murphy of Lake Charles and Susan Provo were the overall Masters winners at 1:20:51 and 1:40:47.Ed Whiteman and Lisa Pitre paced the racewalkers with times of 1:56:25 and 2:19:30.In the 5K race Bobby Harges and Rachael Barbee were the winners at 15:57 and 19:18. Thanks to Stephanie Haney and the staff of the HEALTH CENTER at West Jefferson Medi­cal Center for their assistance with making the race a success again this year.Race volunteers were: Lori Burg, Louis Burg, Mary Ann Louiviere, Gloria Avila, Elizabeth Van Battum, Charlene Brinkman, April Brinkman, Don Brinkman, Lynn Wilderman, Judy Peniston, Jay Zamora, Pat Zamora, Ira Peniston, Rosalee Whiteman, RoRo Hoerner, Josie Gaille, Janice Stokey, Connie Butler, Gwen Lund, Benny Dupuy, Oscar Andara, Azam Mohammed, Sue Klein, Theresa Klein, Bobby Klein, Kathy Lowery, Mary Taylor, Kit Vinson, Clarence Williams, A.J.Sagona, Rene LeRouge, Kathy LeRouge, Jean Takenaka, Paul Becnel, Louis Horn, Jeiry Horn, Steve Daboval, Julie Boudreaux, Kim Salito, Martha George, Tim Jeansonne, Jim Garvey, M onica W onycott, and Frank Leblanc.

THEH e a l t hC e n t e r

mm« w r Ö lhaut Track Cktb, Inc.

Mens Half Mile ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

1 David Vieregge 2:45 5:30 1 292 Chad White 2:51 5:42 1 103 Todd Goodfellow 2:51 5:42 1 154 Michael Parks 2:56 5:52 1 125 Ju s tin V erret 2:56 5:52 2 96 Chris Nve 3:03 6:06 3 98 Brian Parks 3:31 7:02 4 109 Brandon Nye

10 Corey DesRoches3:423:51

7:247:42

11

68

11 Oscar Battle 3:55 7:50 2 512 Oscar Battle 3:55 7:50 1 3813 Richard Berger 4:30 9:00 2 814 JT Erwin 4:42 9:24 3 615 Bryan Gendron 5:35 11:10 1 4

Womens H a lf Mile ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

1 Jennifer Stokey 3:05 6:10 1 112 Theresa Klein 3:26 6:52 2 123 Morgan Reed 4:02 8:04 3 124 Heidi Dornan 4:32 9:04 1 95 Jennifer Gendron 4:35 9:10 2 96 Laurie McCubbin 4:39 9:18 3 97 Mandi T urner 5:01 10:02 1 8

Darrell Revok Wins The Half- Marathon AND The Grand Prix

OLE MAN RIVER HALF-MARATHON1982-92 W inners (compiled by Chuck George, Race Director)

1982 Eugene Dedeaux 1:11:41Chris Gonales 1:24:05

1983 Oliver M arshall 1:10:07Alicia Reese 1:24:59

1984 David (Mike) M ullan 1:06:27(CR/Eastbank Course)Chris Gonzales 1:23:24

1985 M ark M alander 1:12:38Jenni Peters 1:18:06(CR/Eastbank Course)

1986 M ark M alander 1:08:59Laurie H art 1:23:05

1987 Kris King 1:11:13Ju lia Flotron 1:24:14

1988 Andy Barnes 1:13:26Carole Sm ith 1:24:37

1989 Eugene Dedeaux 1:14:17Carole Sm ith 1:24:56

1990 Eugene Dedeaux 1:14:06Denise Billiot 1:25:22

1991 M ark Moore 1:11:52Carole Sm ith 1:26:02

1992 Darrell Revok 1:10:59(CR/Westbank Course)Carole Sm ith 1:24:35(CR/Westbank Course)

Mens H a lf Marathon ResultsPlace_____ Name__________ Time Pace # Age

1 Darrell Revok2 Eugene Dedeaux3 Kevin R eim herr4 Chris Williams5 Michael Woll6 M ark Kelly7 P a t K lester8 Jim m y Kirkland9 Ronald Dufrene

10 Tom M urphy11 Johnny Frosty12 G raham H arris13 Carleton14 Thomas Cendrouski15 Felton Suthon16 David Sears17 Oliver Bradford18 Boom Belkhouche19 Mike W itkin20 Ricky Childress21 Jerom e McBride22 JeffH annusch23 Rudy Talik24 Luke Ponseti25 Larry LEwis26 Bill VIslay27 Ray Davis28 Frank Fradella29 Tim Church30 Will Hohenschutz31 Kevin Stevens32 Jaim e Avila33 Keith Falgoust34 Larry Fayette35 Philip Bonner36 Donald Brignac37 Dickie Prejeant38 Ray Landry39 Gary Stein40 Geoff Rose41 Chester Hanks42 Tom Barbier43 Oscar M artinez44 Benny Dupuy45 Benny Rhodes46 Kirk Senchak47 David Breaux48 Rickie Rosamond49 Sergio Mesa51 Carl LeBOuef52 Gordon Keeler53 M ark McBride54 Tom Hinyup55 Em m itt Lockard56 Don Lee57 Terry V erret58 Joe McCaffrey59 Jerry Yager60 Phil Gioia61 Terry M artin62 Chief Todd63 Bill Lowrey64 Danny Arcement65 Stanley Cohn66 David Guizerix67 David Mouton68 Mohan O bilisandar69 Sidney Lvnan70 W alter W ashington71 Chris DesM arteau72 Phil Shuler73 John M usselm an74 Randy Alario75 Barn? Sm ith76 Keith Dralle77 David White78 Richard Lane79 Randall Lillich80 Tom Theriot81 Jim B randt83 Tom Bostic84 Michael Barbee85 Christopher Evridge86 Glenn Richoux87 Scott Kisner88 John B utler89 Alan Burgard90 John Mire91 Norman M ataya92 Mickey Spencer93 Mo Emory94 Frederick Bradley95 Tank96 Des Mothe97 H erm an Carrie

1:10:59 5:25 1 381:12:59 5:34 2 371:18:01 5:57 3 301:18:13 5:58 4 321:18:30 6:00 5 251:18:40 6:00 6 291:18:59 6:02 7 181:19:33 6:04 8 331:20:15 6:08 9 301:20:51 6:10 1 431:21:42 6:14 10 381:22:09 6:16 1 521:22:15 6:17 2 471:22:40 6:19 11 351:23:01 6:20 12 341:23:07 6:21 3 451:23:58 6:25 13 321:24:12 6:26 4 421:25:02 6:29 2 541:25:20 6:31 14 321:26:03 6:34 15 371:26:12 6:35 16 381:26:58 6:38 17 241:27:10 6:39 18 361:27:12 6:39 19 371:27:31 6:41 5 461:27:40 6:42 20 371:27:51 6:42 3 521:27:56 6:43 21 241:28:20 6:45 22 351:29:34 6:50 23 271:29:43 6:51 6 471:29:44 6:51 24 301:29:47 6:51 7 411:30:05 6:53 25 361:30:14 6:53 26 371:30:15 6:53 8 451:30:34 6:55 27 351:30:39 6:55 9 461:30:43 6:55 28 351:30:45 6:56 10 401:30:48 6:56 11 411:31:09 6:57 29 311:31:21 6:58 12 421:31:22 6:58 30 371:32:40 7:04 31 271:32:53 7:05 13 481:33:29 7:08 32 361:33:47 7:10 33 321:34:41 7:14 34 331:34:41 7:14 35 371:34:55 7:15 36 281:35:00 7:15 14 461:35:28 7:17 37 371:35:33 7:18 4 581:35:47 7:19 15 411:36:03 7:20 5 541:36:30 7:22 38 241:36:42 7:23 16 411:36:54 7:24 17 441:37:00 7:24 39 341 37:06 7:25 18 401:37:20 7:26 40 241:37:28 7:26 41 371:37:32 7:27 42 321:37:36 7:27 19 491:37:56 7:29 43 341:37:58 7:29 44 361:38:13 7:30 20 441:38:18 7:30 45 391:38:27 7:31 21 481:38:52 7:33 46 381:39:38 7:36 47 361:39:38 7:36 48 361:39:44 7:37 22 491:40:18 7:39 49 381:40:21 7:40 50 361:40:37 7:41 23 401:40:39 7:41 51 341:40:40 7:41 24 451:40:47 7:42 25 451:40:51 7:42 52 381:40:56 7:42 26 411:41:00 7:43 53 361:41:20 7:44 27 411:41:40 7:46 28 441:41:43 7:46 29 441:41:45 7:46 54 371:42:12 7:48 30 401:42:13 7:48 31 431:42:25 7:49 32 481:42:42 7:50 33 461:42:48 7:51 55 381:42:58 7:52 34 431:43:07 7:52 35 48

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Ole Man River, 11/15/92

RaceWalk Champs, Ed Whiteman and Lisa Pitre

Mens H a lf Marathon ResultsPlace_____ Name___________Time Pace # Age98 N orm an Johnson99 Johnny Piseno

100 Rodney Young101 Paris Gautreaux102 Brian Dees103 Michael DeRouen104 Carl Barbier105 Jim m y Vesely106 Jonathan Jordan107 Duke Walsh108 Robert Murphy109 Cecil StC lair110 Don Provo111 Guy Labbe112 Oscar Carrillo113 Donald Bohach114 L H ardester115 Chip Marz116 Tom Noble117 T im Jeansonne118 Chris Hakenos119 Rickey Garvey120 Freddy Pacheco121 Mike Bracey122 William M artin123 Ben Lavery124 A rt Delaup125 B rent Brown126 Ed Smith127 Richard Parisi128 Dan Facko129 H erbert H unt130 Greg Barnes131 Bob Close132 Samuel McNeely133 Jaim e Olivo134 Peter Caddoo135 Rudy Rihner136 Don Miers137 W alter Tillman138 Richard C arter139 H ubert Barrios140 Don Carroum141 Ken Peyton142 Henry Gaudet143 Chris Berry144 Rock E arh a rt145 Alvin Roussel146 P a t Davis147 B arry Barrios148 Jim Hemphill149 Roger Frederickson150 Lee Skinner151 John Moyer152 Charles Bond153 Randy Hawkins154 Bill Hall155 F rank Colangelo

1:43:13 7:53 56 371:43:27 7:54 57 321:43:27 7:54 58 321:43:28 7:54 59 361:43:42 7:55 60 321:43:44 7:55 36 451:43:47 7:55 37 481:43:53 7:56 61 391:43:56 7:56 62 391:43:58 7:56 38 441:44:03 7:57 6 501:44:46 8:00 39 451:44:58 8:01 40 491:45:00 8:01 63 341:45:02 8:01 64 251:45:12 8:02 7 521:45:18 8:02 41 411:45:19 8:02 42 451:45:20 8:02 65 391:45:24 8:03 43 411:45:51 8:05 66 341:45:56 8:05 67 341:46:56 8:10 68 291:47:12 8:11 44 411:47:14 8:11 45 421:47:18 8:11 69 221:47:24 8:12 8 531:47:47 8:14 70 291:48:02 8:15 9 511:48:08 8:15 71 311:48:08 8:15 72 351:48:10 8:15 46 481:48:18 8:16 47 451:48:26 8:17 10 501:48:26 8:17 1 771:48:27 8:17 11 541:49:00 8:19 73 381:49:00 8:19 74 301:49:51 8:23 48 411:50:22 8:25 49 481:50:31 8:26 50 471:50:52 8:28 12 531:51:02 8:29 51 411:51:07 8:29 52 481:51:14 8:29 2 621:51:21 8:30 75 311:51:33 8:31 53 451:51:34 8:31 54 471:51:46 8:32 55 471:51:51 8:32 56 491:51:51 8:32 57 451:51:54 8:33 76 361:52:04 8:33 13 531:52:07 8:34 77 351:52:12 8:34 14 581:52:40 8:36 78 321:52:40 8:36 58 401:52:54 8:37 59 47

Half-Marathon Winners

Mens H a lf M arathon ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

156 Jan Kobylasz157 Michael McNally

1:53:001:53:18

8:388:39

1579

5434

158 GAR Charron 1:53:38 8:40 16 58159 Dexter Tom 1:53:57 8:42 80 39160 Jim Coor 1:54:12 8:43 81 33161 Jack Claeies 1:54:26 8:44 17 51162 Virgil Moss163 Rafael Gonzalez

1:54:35 8:45 60 431:54:38 8:45 18 54

164 TonyThaub 1:54:39 8:45 61 44165 Richard Gonzalez 1:54:40 8:45 3 60166 Bruce Oreck 1:54:51 8:46 82 39167 Brian Doubleday 1:55:01 8:47 83 31168 Brad Bradford 1:55:03 8:47 62 43169 A1 Klein 1:55:18 8:48 84 39170 John Ray White171 Michael D ornan

1:55:331:55:54

8:498:51

6385

4738

172 M ark Robichaux 1:56:13 8:52 86 33173 Phil Brown 1:56:18 8:53 64 41174 Henry Barbe175 Roy Terrio

1:56:18 8:53 65 461:56:18 8:53 66 47

176 Sam Rice 1:56:22 8:53 19 56177 Bill Reeves 1:56:34 8:54 4 62178 Frank Davis 1:56:40 8:54 20 51179 Isibalante 1:56:58 8:56 87 30

Mens H a lf Marathon ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

180 Ed W hiteman 1:57:25 8:58 21 53181 Mike Mason 1:57:33 8:58 22 52182 Gene Bischoff 1:57:50 9:00 88 37183 Karol Sanders 1:58:01 9:01 67 48184 Chris Kottoman 1:58:02 9:01 89 39185 Mike Zazulak 1:58:19 9:02 23 50186 Dale Dufour 1:58:39 9:03 24 51187 Johnnie Canales 1:59:06 9:05 68 45188 JC Fenasci 1:59:33 9:08 25 56189 Francis Comeaux 2:00:35 9:12 26 52191 Hamid Dalili 2:03:30 9:26 27 58192 Richard Lange 2:04:28 9:30 28 51193 Gerald Lyons 2:04:56 9:32 29 53194 Leonard Catalano 2:04:59 9:32 5 63195 M ark Yeager 2:05:03 9:33 69 43196 Jerry Delaup 2:06:24 9:39 70 48197 Steve Corr 2:07:58 9:46 90 28198 John Erickson 2:07:58 9:46 71 48199 Rene Laporte 2:08:49 9:50 72 47200 Hugh Jones 2:09:00 9:51 30 53201 William Day 2:10:30 9:58 31 59202 JM Hawkins 2:12:43 10:08 91 39203 Sidney Holmes 2:12:08 10:05 41204 John Sergi 2:13:13 10:10 92 31206 Jack Burger 2:13:24 10:11 6 68208 Tommy Jeanne 2:13:48 10:13 73 43209 Jim Strauss 2:14:24 10:16 74 47210 Stephen Casebonne 2:14:28 10:16 40211 David Bozant 2:15:59 10:23 48213 Gabe Abene 2:19:00 10:37 32 58214 RickVolden 2:22:47 10:54 75 43215 Chuck Piekarski 2:25:11 11:05 33 59216 Lee Daspit 2:28:00 11:18 34 50217 Mike Adams 2:30:12 11:28 56219 Oliver Dailey 2:34:56 11:50 45221 Ray Renton 2:39:57 12:13 76 42222 Abe Percle 2:44:16 12:32 7 60223 Denis Beer 2:44:26 12:33 45224 John Montgomery 2:59:47 13:43 58

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Ole Man River, 11/15/92Womens H a lf Marathon Results

Place Name1 Carole Smith2 Janel Mumme3 B arbara Flanagan4 Lori Stevens7 Sue Rice8 Ginger Mason9 Carrich Ferini

10 Freddye Diaz11 Susan Provo12 Charlotte Cunliffe13 Linda Stadler14 Kisa Fuchs15 Ruth Colker16 Jackie Canales17 Kim Garvey18 Connie Corson19 M arianne Garvey20 Carrel Briley21 M argaret Barton22 Liz Davis23 Rosario Obilisundar24 Peg M artinez25 Judy Salvaggio26 E lisabeth VanBattun27 Nancy Morris28 Veronica V entura29 Gloria Avila30 Autum n Goodfellow31 Susan Lala32 Donna Reed33 Pam ela Pryor34 Shirley Poche35 Joan Rooney36 Sheila Hafizi37 Gail Brown38 P a t Swafford39 Jeanette Bently40 Anne M arie StC lair41 Althea Labbe42 Kimberly Todol43 Linda Mason44 Nancy Jacobs46 N anette Cendrowski47 C indy Pharis48 Stacey Ziems49 Janice Buhler50 Sally Dufour51 Tommie Robertson52 A nita Kleyle53 Terry Shaw54 N eciaLanius55 Veronica Lopez56 Rosemary Gioia57 Lori Burg58 Mary Ann Louviere60 Jody Gates61 Helen Sstroka62 M arilyn McConnell63 Jan e t E arhart64 Michelle Jones65 JoAnn Moinet66 Corinne Deveyne67 Cynthia Jones68 M arlene Glazer69 Carolyn Johnson70 Elizabeth Toca71 Lisa Pitre72 Sandra Francisco73 Alice Rosen74 Dotty Klyce75 Patricia Johnson76 Irene Adams77 Michele Rodgers78 Ruby Chaney79 Maggie Perde80 N anM acM aster81 Mary Myers82 Donna Boecher83 M ary Mills84 Agnes Courtney85 Gayle Cohen86 K arren Kloiber

KENTWODD

Time Pace # Ape1:24:35 6:27 1 381:32:57 7:06 2 321:33:00 7:06 3 391:34:05 7:11 4 251:38:05 7:29 5 331:39:12 7:34 6 321:39:14 7:35 7 241:40:53 7:42 8 391:40:57 7:42 1 481:41:00 7:43 9 291:41:30 7:45 10 321:41:35 7:45 11 231:42:19 7:49 12 361:42:24 7:49 2 421:43:06 7:52 13 321:45:08 8:02 3 441:45:51 8:05 14 311:47:18 8:11 4 451:48:08 8:15 15 281:49:56 8:24 16 341:50:52 8:28 17 351:51:04 8:29 18 331:51:25 8:30 5 44

lL:52:12 8:34 1 691:52:30 8:35 6 451:53:03 8:38 19 221:53:03 8:38 7 411:53:18 8:39 1 151:54:34 8:45 20 301:54:37 8:45 21 391:54:54 8:46 22 391:54:59 8:47 23 381:55:59 8:51 24 381:56:19 8:53 25 201:56:24 8:53 8 471:56:24 8:53 26 341:57:00 8:56 9 451:57:34 8:58 27 321:58:05 9:01 10 421:59:06 9:05 28 301:59:24 9:07 11 462:00:10 9:10 12 402:00:50 9:13 29 342:00:55 9:14 13 442:01:00 9:14 30 322:01:16 9:15 14 422:01:16 9:15 31 382:01:51 9:18 1 502:02:59 9:23 32 392:03:34 9:26 15 402:03:59 9:28 33 382:04:58 9:32 34 352:05:39 9:35 16 402:06:00 9:37 35 332:07:10 9:42 36 312:08:41 9:49 2 532:10:13 9:56 17 452:11:00 10:00 3 592:11:43 10:03 18 422:13:26 10:11 2 62:13:55 10:13 19 402:14:00 10:14 37 312:14:00 10:14 38 382:16:00 10:23 20 462:18:00 10:32 4 552:18:57 10:36 21 412:19:30 10:39 39 322:22:50 10:54 40 262:24:10 11:00 5 512:27:01 11:13 6 502:28:52 11:22 7 532:30:12 11:28 522:31:26 11:34 292:36:37 11:57 502:44:16 12:32 8 532:44:47 12:35 312:45:00 12:36 412:46:03 12:41 462:46:22 12:42 492:48:28 12:52 562:51:02 13:03 542:51:32 13:06 48

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Mens 5 Km ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Ape

1 Bobby Harges 15:57 5:08 1 322 Jun ius Nixon 16:57 5:27 1 403 Glen Romero 18:08 5:50 2 344 Patrick Groue 18:09 5:51 3 295 Blackueghs 18:26 5:56 4 3067

Rocky Anthony E arl Daian

18:4018:45

6:006:02

56

3632

8 Sean Doody 18:48 6:03 7 299 Eugene Jones 18:55 6:05 2 48

10 Barry Creppel Lou Dendmger

19:10 6:10 8 3711 19:12 6:11 3 4512 Richard Miller 19:17 6:12 9 3213 Terry Alario 19:37 6:19 4 4514 Ryan Richard

Charles Bouch19:43 6:21 1 17

15 19:46 6:22 10 2316 Todd Danos 19:53 6:24 11 2417 Paul Hellmers 19:55 6:25 12 3218 Milton Steen 19:56 6:25 5 4419 Don Frantz 19:59 6:26 13 3020 Patrick Passantino 20:06 6:28 2 1621 Carl Passantino 20:07 6:28 3 1422 Jim Bell 20:17 6:32 6 4523 Hance Myers 20:30 6:36 14 3224 Tim Shaw 20:32 6:37 4 1025 Richard Thomas 20:43 6:40 7 4326 G ilbert Castillo 20:45 6:41 15 3827 Mike Richard 20:50 6:42 8 4428 Richard W atson 20:52 6:43 9 4029 Lou Mover 21:08 6:48 1 5030 Rick Nye 21:11 6:49 16 3531 George Green

Rick Sturges21:13 6:50 17 21

33 21:30 6:55 10 4334 Tim Sicard 21:44 7:00 18 2835 Joseph Rivet 21:45 7:00 19 3436 Patrick Rapp 21:56 7:04 5 1437 Ted Passantino 21:58 7:04 11 4238 Bill Graffagnini 22:08 7:07 12 4939 Todd DosReis 22:26 7:13 20 2840 Bobby Aviin 22:30 7:15 6 1441 Chris Cressionie 22:36 7:16 21 3342 John Johnson 22:39 7:17 2 5743 Paul H ebert 22:39 7:17 1 6044 Solomon Johnson 22:46 7:20 13 4345 GP Sprinker 23:03 7:25 22 3746 Richey S trauss 23:05 7:26 7 1147 Willie Clark 23:15 7:29 2 6348 Thomas Babin 23:17 7:30 14 4949 Bill Nice 23:20 7:31 23 2750 Craig Sutton 23:20 7:31 24 2651 Brian DesRoches 23:41 7:37 25 3452 Rudy Sm ith 23:52 7:41 3 5053 R Aucoin 23:55 7:42 15 4154 Ambrose Michiels 24:06 7:45 4 5555 Frank Cavallo 24:06 7:45 16 4256 George Yancich 24:10 7:47 17 4357 Louis Burg

Charles Weymouth24:12 7:47 26 38

58 24:35 7:55 na59 Frank Culicchia 24:40 7:56 27 3660 Larry Dressier 24:52 8:00 28 3761 D arren Schaeffer 24:53 8:01 29 2862 Bob Westenfeld 25:03 8:04 30 39

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Ole Man River, 11/15/92Mens 5 Km Results Womens 5 Km Results Womens 5 Km Results

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Place Name Time Pace # Age63 Henry Plem er 25:05 8:04 18 4964 Chris Sandoz 25:20 8:09 31 1866 P at Casey 25:27 8:11 19 4467 Buz B lanchard 25:28 8:12 5 5168 Jim Rogers 25:30 8:12 32 3569 Bub H arper 25:44 8:17 20 4770 Couvillion 25:53 8:20 21 4471 M ark Addison 25:56 8:21 33 3672 Michael S tH ilairk 25:57 8:21 6 5073 Duke Wolverton 26:01 8:22 22 4674 E rnest Spradlin 26:08 8:25 23 4975 Roy Sellers 26:19 8:28 7 5076 Ronald Romero 26:20 8:29 24 4277 Robert Crais 26:22 8:29 25 4578 Steve Noto 26:24 8:30 34 3179 David Kopf 26:42 8:36 26 4280 Raymond Nosari81 Dub Langlois

27:07 8:44 3 6127:08 8:44 4 71

82 B arry Gendron 27:11 8:45 27 4183 Richard Berger 27:19 8:48 28 4684 Joseph Pierce 27:28 8:50 8 5085 Joseph Rumage 27:29 8:51 5 6486 Jam es Cleary 27:30 8:51 8 1687 Michael Helm 27:50 8:58 29 4188 Buddy V errette 28:04 9:02 35 3589 Bill Gilmore 28:16 9:06 36 3590 Rod Faciane 28:19 9:07 30 4591 Phil Rapp 28:20 9:07 31 4292 Mike Pennison 28:20 9:07 32 4293 Rich Boyer 28:34 9:12 33 4595 Dick M antis 28:44 9:15 9 5196 Sonny Romero 28:49 9:17 34 4897 H arry Meisel 29:10 9:23 35 4098 Tom Bowser 29:29 9:29 36 4699 Mike Smolenski 29:38 9:32 37 41

100 Joe Contavasprie 29:42 9:34 38 47101 Jack LeBaron 29:43 9:34 39 41102 David Pertuz 30:13 9:44 37 30103 Mike Prickell 30:19 9:45 40 41104 Gregory Hills105 Gaylord Johnson

30:19 9:45 38 3531:05 10:00 6 65

106 Jeffrey Rohr 32:00 10:18 39 39107 Jim R itter 32:23 10:25 10 50108 P eter Kemp 32:29 10:27 40 27109 Mickey Grubbe110 Misael Barbier

33:08 10:40 41 4533:22 10:44 11 56

111 Vince Salito 32:42 10:32 48112 Rob Erbes 33:44 10:51 41 36113 Geoff H ackett 33:59 10:56 42 32115 Ted Dorsa 33:45 10:52 63116 Burnie D aniean 34:20 11:03 46117 Darryl Couvillion 34:49 11:12 43118 Richard Lieberman 35:06 11:18 36119 Brian Williams 35:17 11:21 16121 William Rawlinson 35:56 11:34 43 22122 Jason West 36:07 11:37 15123 Charlie Grisbaum 36:08 11:38 55124 Gordon Gaille 36:14 11:40 71125 Andy Stokey126 Paul Stall

36:33 11:46 4737:13 11:59 60

127 Kerry Briner 40:01 12:53 42 41128 Anthony Tessitore129 Jam es Scholl

40:15 12:57 7 6239:22 12:40 53

130 Donovan LeBlanc 39:22 12:40 55131 Henry Dubeis 39:32 12:43 64132 Joe Ringuette 39:32 12:43 62133 Leon Legendre134 Wayne LeBlanc

39:55 12:51 6440:58 13:11 43

135 R L aurent 41:27 13:20 58136 Jam es Rogers 41:40 13:25 65137 Penny Theriot138 Said Minokadeh

43:2045:01

13:5714:29

43 4351

139 K enneth Bairnsfather 46:08 14:51 44 47141 Bill G arrett 48:13 15:31 8 63142 Dick Allen 49:58 16:05 62143 Bobby B rister144 Ken Killian

52:09 16:47 3052:03 16:45 12 52

145 John Allen 53:34 17:14 25

Place Name1 Rachael Barbee2 Virginia Besthoff3 Sarah Shuler4 Allison Moll5 Tracey Downing6 Chaloux7 Delsey G aubert8 Nikki Robinson9 D eanna Smith

10 Beckie Huey11 JoAnn T etreault12 Liz Piner13 Dana Ashley14 Deanne Blackwelder15 Gigi Dabezies16 Angela Dufour17 Jackie Wolverton18 Doris Skidmore19 Jennifer Dufrene20 Gwen Hinyup21 Leslye Johnson22 Peggy H arper23 B renda Cannon24 LinzyRosm an25 T ania Coetzee26 Betty McNeely27 Sherrie Romero28 Toni Berger29 P a t Boudreaux30 Lisbeth Kline31 Monica Wonycott32 Joan Turbe33 A nnette Buffone34 K athy B ernard35 Cynthia Cressionie36 D ana Merrill37 Sharon Lewis38 Ja n e t Daspit39 Eleanor Vincent40 Luby Schiro41 Bonnie McAfee43 Jean ie Spradlin44 Solen Cronzalez45 Lavie A lptanior46 Michele Dean47 Susan Dralle48 Debra Fayette49 Sandra Tanner50 Rena Romero51 Connie BUtler52 Rhea Snyder53 Robin Miller54 Amelia Gassen56 Molly Ward57 M aryLeingang58 Roro Hoerner59 Brenda Meisel61 Gay Browning62 Dawn McVicker63 Judy Kemp64 B arbara Turner65 Jeanine LeBlanc66 Shelby Badeaux67 Ann Williamson68 Rita Williams69 M argitTriggs70 Denise Alexander71 Stephanie Saddini72 T rent Theriot

Time Pace # Age19:18 6:13 1 4121:00 6:46 1 3521:21 6:52 2 2222:32 7:15 1 1522:45 7:19 3 3022:51 7:21 2 4523:53 7:41 4 2423:55 7:42 5 3024:10 7:47 3 4324:11 7:47 4 4024:22 7:51 6 3325:16 8:08 7 3125:25 8:11 8 2525:36 8:14 9 2625:42 8:16 10 3225:49 8:19 1 5025:58 8:21 5 4526:00 8:22 6 4726:10 8:25 11 2926:19 8:28 7 4626:24 8:30 12 3626:54 8:39 8 4027:06 8:43 13 3227:15 8:46 14 3927:20 8:48 15 2627:29 8:51 1 6427:35 8:53 16 3127:50 8:58 9 4427:59 9:00 2 5228:16 9:06 17 3128:58 9:19 18 2829:04 9:21 10 4029:34 9:31 19 3130:01 9:40 11 4230:20 9:46 20 3130:36 9:51 12 4430:01 9:40 3930:57 9:58 13 4731:28 10:08 3 5231:45 10:13 21 3130:52 9:56 3632:14 10:22 22 3832:22 10:25 23 2832:45 10:32 24 3632:47 10:33 25 2833:47 10:52 14 4833:48 10:53 15 4033:52 10:54 16 4533:56 10:55 2 6434:15 11:01 3 6434:26 11:05 5835:30 11:26 26 3036:10 11:38 4 6539:10 12:36 5539:30 12:43 17 4539:43 12:47 6539:34 12:44 18 4541:01 13:12 27 3741:02 13:12 4 5440:39 13:05 5440:56 13:11 4040:58 13:11 4441:40 13:25 28 3141:06 13:14 3241:40 13:25 6542:08 13:34 5142:30 13:41 2942:30 13:41 29 3543:20 13:57 30 39

Place_____ Name__________ Time Pace # Age73 Mary Romano74 Karen White75 JanA bene76 Patricia Scholl77 Anna Druen78 Joyce Stall79 Heloise Laurent80 Delana Buquoi81 Stephanie Mills82 Patsy Dillon83 Josie Gaille85 Jackie Daigle86 Lynn McDougle87 Bonnie Trupiano88 Dianne Guilbeau89 Katie Trupiano 92 Carolyn M atherne94 Beverly Morgan95 Ginger Guidry96 Norma Jeanne98 Sylvia Galley99 Ivonne Millet

100 Theresa Rawlinson 107 Mary McAfee

42:59 13:50 4642:59 13:50 4944:17 14:15 5 5042:44 13:45 4342:44 13:45 5442:45 13:46 5742:46 13:46 5444:01 14:10 3344:09 14:13 1344:10 14:13 4344:48 14:25 7145:28 14:38 4145:28 14:38 2446:28 14:57 4046:09 14:51 19 4046:29 14:58 2 1547:02 15:08 3150:42 16:19 4350:42 16:19 31 3051:22 16:32 4752:09 16:47 4352:09 16:47 3952:18 16:50 36

1:10:15 22:37 68

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Julie Boudreaux Beginning a New Tradition:

By: Dean Songy"to do something very common, in my own way"

The above line from a poem by Adri­enne Rich, spokesperson for the con­temporary woman, in many ways tar­gets Julie’s approach to her position as Track Club President. She has no in­tentions of surging forward with radi­cal ideas, nor dfoes she intend to devi­ate much from the Track Club’s steady course of success."I have no set thing that I really want to do except help carry on its level of excellence," said Julie. "The Track Club is a good club . . . and I want it to continue to put on good quality races."Being the first female president of this organization was not that remarkable for Julie since she feels that "women have long been very active in the club and many of them are fully capable of serving as president." In fact, she would like to see more women be­come involved in the club, in its man­agement and in its operation.Sne referred to the 2,000 plus mem­bers in the Track Club, the largest it’s been since its inception. "And in this increase, the most impressive has been in the racewalking division," she adds. Also, "more families have been join­ing the organization and fully partici­pating in its events."'This is not just a fitness thing," asserts

Julie. People are participating be­cause the club has something good to

offer, something for the individual as well as the family. "We really don’t go out and recruit individuals," com­ments Julie, "word of mouth about the quality and accuracy of our roadraces gets around and so people want to join.""The Grand Prix, for example, sells the Track Club," continues Julie, "since you don’t have to be fast, just be consistent." She added that the club gives the runner "variety," a vari­ety of routes and a variety of distances. "We’ve been thinking about sponsor­ing some events in Mandeville since m ore people are m oving on the Northshore," she continued. Julie and her husband, Bob, are both very famil­iar with the Mandeville environment since they wake up each weekday morning tor what she refers to as the "reverse commute," the long drive across the lake.She is the supervisor of the adolescent unit at a mental hospital in Mande­ville. At the end of a long day, how­ever, she prefers to meet friends at Metairie Playground where she does most of her training. She refers to her speedwork sessions there as slow "cir­cles," around the track."In November I'll hit the master’s di­vision," Julie murmured, "and I want to get back in shape." Coming off of a long injury, she seems very positive about running. "I had a good race today," she smiled, putting in a total of 20 miles, 7 miles before the half-mar- athon. If her training stays strong, she plans to head to Pensacola for the Blue Angels Marathon this February.Julie added that she does her "long runs with the 5:20 group on Satur­days," admitting that group running offers a tremendous amount of support to the runner.Then the thought of club sponsored training runs, either for speed or for distance, entered her mind as a possi­bility. Would the members be recep­tive to it? Could the club recruit some local elite runners who would be will­ing to have a following of eager neo­phytes and diehard veterans? Is this idea another way the Track Club could reach out to its members?Runners learn best from other runners. Together, the fast and the slow, the young and the old, all have something to gain. The race then becomes the test. By offering a variety of training programs, the Track Club then be­comes a full service organization, willing to train in distance and in

speed, and then offering a variety of events in which the runner could put this newly-acquired knowledge to the test.If there is an interest for club spon­sored training, the members need to "speak out," asserts Julie, who is more than willing to listen to the voice of the membership. At this point, every ef­fort is being made to enhance the Track Club events by strengthening overall media coverage, by improving course routes, such as the shortening of the section along Lakeshore Drive in the Mardi Gras Marathon, and by acquiring corporate sponsors.She really has no specific plans to run again for president since she flatly stated that such a position requires "a great deal of time" and patience in "dealing with people.""I know of a lot or women who would be willing and qualified to run for this office," admitted Julie. Perhaps her willingness to offer another woman a chance to lead the club reveals that she has the best interest of the club at heart. Julie has a very positive outlook on the club’s position in the community. Over the last few years, this nonprofit organization has steadily grown, and she does not want to toy with its suc­cess.Then what Julie does that’s "very common" is to carry on the tradition of the Track Club, to provide leadership and enthusiasm in an organization that promotes fitness and fun, and to do it, as Julie might say, "in my own way."

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Crescent City Fall Classic, 11/7/92Mac DeVaughn, Race Director Bill Burke, Assn. Race Director

Chuck George, Finish Line Director

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Audubon Park, New Orleans.

With near perfect weather and cool tempera­tures, the 1992 Crescent City Fall Classic saw some of the fastest 5K times run in the City this year. In addition to the fast times, this was one of the deepest fields ever assembled for a local 5K with an incredible 400 runners going under 22 minutes.At stake this year, for the first time, runners could qualify for the C.C.C. 10K at a distance shorter than 9 kilometers. This was not lost on local runners as a record number lined up for a shot at the coveted seeded numbers.The men’s division came down to a sprint finish as Joe Manual took the lead inthe final few hundred yards to win in 14:40. Second place Desmond O’Connor was one second back after leading for most of the race, with Bill Hammarstrom in third.In the women’s race, Lisa Presedo ran away from the rest of the field to win in 16:38. Pam Williams posted another sub 18:00 perfor­mance to take second with Gretchen Vonhoff coming in third.The top Master’s runners were Yassine Belaabed with a 17:03, and Rachael Barbee in 18:40 , who placed fourth overall in the wom­ens division.

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Crescent City Fall Classic, 11/7/92Womens 5 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # AgeMens 5 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # Ape1 Lisa Presedo 16:38 5:21 1 27 1 Joe Manuel 14:40 4:43 1 272 Pamela Williams 17:53 5:45 1 38 2 Desmond O’Connor 14:41 4:44 1 383 Gretchen Vonhoff 18:25 5:56 2 25 3 Bill H am m arstrum 15:06 4:52 2 294 Rachael Barbee 18:40 6:00 1 40 4 Darrell Revok 15:16 4:55 2 385 Katie Meadours 19:10 6:10 3 27 5 John Scott 15:25 4:58 3 296 Laura Guerrero 19:17 6:12 4 29 6 Tom Sawyer 15:31 5:00 4 267 M arisa Quinones 20:05 6:28 2 43 7 Jam es Garvey 15:35 5:01 5 288 Susan Cerv 20:16 6:31 5 28 8 Jeff Cole 15:39 5:02 3 399 Virginia Besthoff 20:18 6:32 2 35 9 Pablo Presedo 15:46 5:04 6 26

10 Rebecca Fariss 20:25 6:34 6 27 10 David Bellar 15:47 5:05 7 2911 Lesley Marley 20:32 6:37 3 38 11 Wayne Chenet 16:05 5:11 8 2812 Ginger Mason 21:00 6:46 1 32 12 Bryan Smith 16:08 5:12 1 3013 Kayne Stew art 21:00 6:46 2 31 13 Tom Miller 16:09 5:12 9 2914 Lessley Baldwin 21:07 6:48 1 21 14 Mike Grigo 16:11 5:13 2 3415 D ianaB est 21:08 6:48 4 39 15 Greg Forbes 16:18 5:15 4 3616 Perry Loop 21:21 6:52 7 25 16 RoFBeattie 16:23 5:16 5 3617 Michelle Guin 21:25 6:54 3 34 17 Taylor Cole 16:34 5:20 10 2618 Holly Lagarde 21:38 6:58 2 22 18 B rent Bueche 16:40 5:22 3 3119 Ruth Cofker 21:52 7:02 5 36 19 pat Klester 16:44 5:23 1 1820 Mary B 22:01 7:05 3 41 20 Neil Robichaux 16:44 5:23 1 2022 Jane Nixdorff 22:18 7:11 4 31 21 Rob Schneider 16:56 5:27 2 2423 Jennifer Canfield 22:42 7:18 1 18 22 Jon Beyer 16:59 5:28 2 1824 JoAnn Duhe 22:49 7:21 6 35 23 Phil Seeber 17:00 5:28 4 3026 Paula Porter 23:03 7:25 7 38 24 Michael Woll 17:03 5:29 11 2527 Frances Hutchinson 23:04 7:25 8 27 25 Yassine Belaabed 17:03 5:29 1 4028 Judy Salvaggio 23:05 7:26 4 44 26 M artin Brei 17:03 5:29 5 3129 Pamela Pryor 23:06 7:26 8 39 27 Rober Brown 17:05 5:30 2 4430 Sandra Dudley 23:13 7:28 5 43 28 M ark Marley 17:06 5:30 3 4331 Mary Briner 23:13 7:28 6 41 29 Spencer Bradford 17:15 5:33 6 3232 Alexandra Lamothe 23:13 7:28 3 21 30 Rob Cooksey 17:15 5:33 3 1633 Chris Ward 23:21 7:31 9 25 31 TedVeazey 17:19 5:34 6 3534 Sue Bourgeois 23:22 7:31 9 38 32 Pablo Labadie 17:21 5:35 12 2735 Connie Corson 23:22 7:31 7 44 33 Jeff Cross 17:21 5:35 7 3737 Tess Talbot 23:28 7:33 10 27 34 M att Cooksey 17:21 5:35 4 1638 Peg M artinez 23:31 7:34 5 32 35 Miguel Calleias 17:24 5:36 7 3339 Cade McKoin 23:35 7:35 11 28 36 Luke Ponseti 17:27 5:37 8 3640 Cindy Lawrence 23:45 7:39 10 37 37 Michael Morgan 17:28 5:37 8 3341 Wendy Lucas 23:50 7:40 6 33 38 Steve King 17:28 5:37 13 2942 Amanda Ledet 23:52 7:41 12 25 39 Acension Fierro 17:29 5:38 9 3643 Lisa Hirsch 23:54 7:42 11 37 40 Felton Suthon 17:29 5:38 9 3344 Elizabeth C utrer 23:55 7:42 7 32 41 Boom Belkouche 17:30 5:38 4 4245 Regina Dodge 23:59 7:43 13 25 42 Morris Lott 17:33 5:39 10 3346 Kelly Gueno 24:00 7:43 2 15 43 Barry Canzoneri 17:34 5:39 10 3647 Rosario Obilisundar 24:14 7:48 12 35 44 N athan VanFarowe 17:35 5:40 3 2448 Donna Cahill 24:23 7:51 8 30 45 Andrew White 17:35 5:40 11 3049 Shirley Poche 24:31 7:53 13 38 46 Thomas Ceadrowsk 17:38 5:41 11 3550 Robyn Ekings 24:34 7:54 9 33 47 Darryl Smith 17:38 5:41 12 3351 JoA'nn Tetreauet 24:45 7:58 10 33 48 Rich Abbrecht 17:39 5:41 5 4452 Ann Huffman 24:48 7:59 11 34 49 Joey Provenzano 17:40 5:41 1 4853 Angie G alatas 24:50 8:00 14 26 50 Keith R aterink 17:40 5:41 13 3054 Nancy Kaiser 25:00 8:03 4 21 51 Stephen Gibbons 17:43 5:42 14 2855 Aggie Schneider 25:03 8:04 15 26 52 Em m ett Collins 17:46 5:43 14 3357 Jufie English 25:05 8:04 16 27 53 Rudy Kerar 17:48 5:44 12 3758 M argaret Gregor 25:09 8:06 8 44 54 Raymond Ward 17:49 5:44 13 3560 Stacey Berry 25:13 8:07 17 27 55 Tim Church 17:50 5:44 4 2461 Shirley Morris 25:20 8:09 1 53 56 M ark Huggins 17:53 5:45 6 4162 Barb Giddings 25:20 8:09 9 43 57 Calvin Desdunes 17:57 5:47 14 3563 Angele Romig 25:22 8:10 12 30 58 David Landry 18:01 5:48 5 1764 Patty Roos 25:23 8:10 13 32 59 Ron Brinkm an 18:01 5:48 7 4265 Jeannie G utierrez 25:24 8:11 18 29 60 Brian Roy 18:06 5:50 15 3166 Elizabeth Ham berlin 25:26 8:11 19 29 61 B rett Gault 18:08 5:50 15 2967 K athy Pepper 25:27 8:11 14 34 62 Todd Coolen 18:08 5:50 16 3268 Danielle Jones 25:30 8:12 20 25 63 David Blackwelder 18:11 5:51 17 3070 Lynn P rator 25:44 8:17 15 31 64 Irvin Williams 18:15 5:52 8 4171 M argaret Morrill 25:44 8:17 5 23 65 Wes Blocker 18:18 5:53 18 3072 Deanne Blackwelder 25:55 8:21 21 26 66 Bill Sherwood 18:20 5:54 16 2774 Phyllis Thibodeaux 26:00 8:22 22 29 67 Larry Schlueter 18:20 5:54 2 4775 Karen Ross 26:02 8:23 6 23 68 Tom Corcoran 18:21 5:54 5 2376 E rin Pottle 26:04 8:23 16 31 69 Russ Bourgeois 18:24 5:55 6 2377 Renee Borne 26:06 8:24 1 45 70 Jorge Peara 18:25 5:56 15 3778 Gav Chavez 26:10 8:25 14 37 71 Joe Jackson 18:25 5:56 16 3779 Ramah Marshall 26:15 8:27 2 45 72 Lionel Augustin 18:27 5:56 3 4580 Marie Gwyn 26:16 8:27 17 30 73 Stephen Thurston 18:28 5:57 19 3481 Vicki Copeland 26:17 8:28 10 41 74 Dennis Sahuque 18:29 5:57 17 3584 Lauren Chiapparelh 26:20 8:29 7 22 75 John Kelly 18:30 5:57 17 2985 Yvette Boada 26:22 8:29 23 28 76 John Laguaite 18:30 5:57 18 3686 LA H art 26:23 8:30 18 32 77 GeoffRose 18:32 5:58 19 3587 Dana Ashley 26:25 8:30 24 25 78 Philip Bonner 18:32 5:58 20 3688 Sharon Heyd 26:27 8:31 25 25 79 Paul Rareshide 18:32 5:58 6 1689 Camille Theriot 26:30 8:32 8 24 80 Randy Schmidt 18:32 5:58 18 2991 Tracy Wood 26:33 8:33 26 28 81 Brian Ary 18:34 5:59 19 2792 BobHye Waddell 26:37 8:34 2 51 82 Harold Toscano 18:35 5:59 20 3093 Cherie Chatelain 26:37 8:34 11 40 83 Conrad Mornay 18:35 5:59 21 3494 Renee Robichaux 26:43 8:36 1 11 84 Michael Fenswick 18:35 5:59 22 3295 Dana Bunting 26:48 8:38 19 32 85 Dan Rousseve 18:40 6:00 9 4096 Cindi Starkey 26:54 8:39 27 25 86 Paul Rinaldi 18:42 6:01 20 2797 B arbara Kennedy 26:58 8:41 3 47 87 Barney Williams 18:42 6:01 21 3698 Rhona Hands 26:59 8:41 15 36 88 Geoffry H arpham 18:43 6:01 4 4599 Jeannine Douglass 26:59 8:41 16 35 89 Todd Besshâger 18:43 6:01 21 28

100 Bridgett Bergeron 27:09 8:44 9 24 90 Clarke Lozes 18:46 6:02 7 16101 Mary P arfait 27:12 8:45 17 38 91 Eric Reish 18:46 6:02 1 14102 Ann Cocoran 27:13 8:46 3 18 92 William Stamm 18:47 6:03 22 38105 Laura Palermo 27:20 8:48 28 27 93 Toledo Jorge 18:47 6:03 23 34106 Amy Rauch 27:23 8:49 10 22 94 Frank Marengo 18:50 6:04 8 16107 Phyllis Seab 27:23 8:49 20 34 95 Ricky Boudoin 18:50 6:04 9 16

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Crescent City Fail Classic, 11/7/92Mens 5 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # AgeMens 5 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # AgeMens 5 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # Age96 Kevin Pilet 18:50 6:04 24 30 211 D O’Neill 20:03 6:27 47 31 309 B rent Brown 21:19 6:52 42 2997 Steve Swanner 18:51 6:04 23 39 212 Alan Burgard 20:05 6:28 29 44 310 David Indest 21:19 6:52 71 3598 Tyler Moore 18:53 6:05 25 34 213 David JO nes 20:05 6:28 1 55 311 Richard Parisi 21:20 6:52 68 3199 Larry Fayette 18:54 6:05 10 41 214 Mam W ahu 20:06 6:28 30 27 312 Robert Hurlock 21:21 6:52 72 35

100 Ted Morel 18:55 6:05 11 41 215 Ron Kirsch 20:06 6:28 30 44 313 M att Brown 21:21 6:52 14 15101 Tom Barbier 18:55 6:05 12 41 216 B rent Perrin 20:06 6:28 48 34 314 M ark Robicheaux 21:22 6:53 69 33102 Lionel Miller 18:57 6:06 5 45 217 Stanley N ürnberger 20:07 6:28 31 43 315 BenjyToups 21:22 6:53 70 32103 Frank Fradella 18:57 6:06 1 50 218 Vincent G iardina 20:08 6:29 32 40 316 Tom T herio t 21:22 6:53 71 34104 B arry Creppel 18:58 6:06 24 37 219 Eddy Gomez 20:09 6:29 49 32 317 Ron Durkes 21:23 6:53 20 46105 Ray Landry 18:58 6:06 25 35 220 Andrew Adams 20:11 6:30 31 29 318 Bobby Nolan 21:23 6:53 72 30106 Louis Talbot 18:58 6:06 22 29 221 W alter W ashington 20:11 6:30 33 44 319 Edward C urtis 21:24 6:53 73 36107 Hector Molina 18:59 6:07 26 36 222 Ramesh VangaT 20:15 6:31 32 25 320 Don Downing 21:24 6:53 74 38108 Tim McConnell 18:59 6:07 26 31 223 David Godchäux 20:16 6:31 12 48 321 David Perez 21:25 6:54 43 27109 Ricky Miller 18:59 6:07 27 32 224 Piero C aserta 20:18 6:32 10 15 322 John King 21:27 6:54 21 47110 Brian Barkemeyer 19:00 6:07 28 31 225 Larry Houk 20:18 6:32 11 17 323 Tutu-m an 21:27 6:54 22 48111 C hesster Hanks 19:00 6:07 13 40 226 Eric Dubroc 20:19 6:32 33 26 324 Michael Calogero 21:28 6:55 44 29112 Archie Talbot 19:01 6:07 27 35 227 Greg Fisher 20:20 6:33 50 34 325 Robert Angelfe 21:28 6:55 75 39113 Kevin Dolese 19:02 6:08 2 13 228 JosdAbadin 20:21 6:33 48 35 326 Danny Crowdus 21:28 6:55 76 39114 Rodney Zemke 19:02 6:08 29 33 229 C layLehros 20:21 6:33 49 36 327 Kevin Nawn 21:28 6:55 73 34115 Brian Shepard 19:03 6:08 14 44 230 Kevin W right 20:22 6:33 51 31 328 Ed Haywood 21:28 6:55 16 23116 Bob Lacroix 19:03 6:08 na 231 Johnny Starkey 20:22 6:33 52 33 329 Earl Acadie 21:28 6:55 74 31117 David Lirette 19:03 6:08 28 39 232 Bing Boudreaux 20:23 6:34 53 33 330 Robert Olivier 21:30 6:55 49 41118 Cedric Bagnery 19:04 6:08 29 38 233 Jodfe Cain 20:23 6:34 50 35 331 Jerem iah Collin 21:30 6:55 45 28119 Tom Hinyup 19:04 6:08 6 46 234 Kirk DeMara 20:24 6:34 51 37 332 John Landry 21:34 6:56 46 28120 Frank Crump 19:05 6:09 15 44 235 Richard Cozad 20:24 6:34 34 42 333 Benierg 21:34 6:56 77 35121 Alexander Thomas 19:05 6:09 23 29 236 Tony Blakeney 20:26 6:35 52 36 334 John B tJtler 21:34 6:56 50 44122 David Bruess 19:05 6:09 30 34 237 H arry Ross 20:27 6:35 34 26 335 Jayle Blanc 21:35 6:57 6 52123 Charlie Lagarde 19:06 6:09 7 49 238 Richard Boebel 20:27 6:35 35 42 336 Leo O’Neill 21:35 6:57 78 35124 Tim Cartozzo 19:06 6:09 31 31 239 M ark Johnson 20:28 6:35 53 37 337 Brian Story 21:35 6:57 75 34125 John Spratt 19:06 6:09 16 43 240 Camillo Gilbert 20:28 6:35 54 38 339 Bill Graffagnini 21:35 6:57 23 49126 M ark Lewis 19:07 6:09 30 35 242 Leonard Reed 20:29 6:36 54 33 340 Roy Lassus 21:35 6:57 51 44127 Manuel Gardberg 19:08 6:10 17 43 243 VoeTosterud 20:30 6:36 36 44 342 John Simpson 21:37 6:57 3 55128 Richard Rogers 19:09 6:10 18 44 244 P a t Veters 20:30 6:36 55 31 343 Bill O'Leary 21:38 6:58 79 38129 John Scott 19:10 6:10 31 37 245 Jim m y W arren 20:31 6:36 12 15 344 Edwin Weiss 21:38 6:58 80 35130 Jaim e Avila 19:10 6:10 8 47 246 Donald Moak 20:32 6:37 55 35 345 Clarke Battle 21:39 6:58 24 45151 Je rry Yager 19:11 6:10 7 24 247 Stanley Cohn 20:37 6:38 56 37 346 M ark Miller 21:40 6:58 25 45152 Robert Laird 19:13 6:11 8 23 248 Mike McAdam 20:37 6:38 2 57 347 Larry Centola 21:40 6:58 26 46153 Jay Lucas 19:13 6:11 2 50 249 Christopher Evridge 20:37 6:38 37 41 348 Je rry Williamson 21:41 6:59 52 44154 Rodney Bourgeois 19:14 6:11 32 36 250 Brandon Munn 20:38 6:38 13 19 349 Kenny G autreaux 21:41 6:59 76 31155 Nicki Miles 19:17 6:12 33 35 251 Keith Vincent 20:38 6:38 35 27 350 Athens Pullias 21:42 6:59 53 44156 Jack McCollum 19:17 6:12 3 54 252 Gregory White 20:38 6:38 56 32 351 W alter Tillman 21:42 6:59 27 48157 Carlos N assar 19:17 6:12 34 36 253 Yancy Patrica 20:39 6:39 57 38 352 Randy Weitzel 21:43 6:59 81 35158 Paul Macaluso 19:18 6:13 32 31 255 Sidney Ervin 20:39 6:39 36 29 353 Rene"Bilello 21:44 7:00 4 14159 Mike Walz 19:18 6:13 24 29 256 Gary Robichaux 20:40 6:39 57 31 354 Byron Overley 21:44 7:00 na160 Corky Burgard 19:18 6:13 9 46 257 G J Gomez 20:42 6:40 38 44 355 Joseph Prendergast 21:45 7:00 82 35161 Danny Gunn 19:19 6:13 19 42 258 M ark M assett 20:42 6:40 37 25 356 Brian Aldridge 21:45 7:00 17 24162 Ken Mire 19:19 6:13 20 43 259 Albert Foster 20:43 6:40 13 48 357 Glenn Ford 21:45 7:00 28 46163 John Wall 19:19 6:13 35 37 260 Brad Errington 20:43 6:40 58 31 358 Lynch Mue 21:45 7:00 7 53164 M atthew Goldman 19:20 6:13 9 24 261 M att Dowdy 20:43 6:40 59 34 359 Rocky Kelley 21:45 7:00 83 39165 M ark Joachim 19:21 6:14 36 36 262 Christopher Nye 20:44 6:40 1 9 360 Keith Vinet 21:46 7:00 77 31166 John Carchedi 19:21 6:14 21 43 263 Rick Nye 20:44 6:40 58 35 361 Michael Espersen 21:46 7:00 54 41167 Michael Lauterbach 19:22 6:14 25 28 264 Altonb Ashford 20:44 6:40 3 13 362 Dan Boudreaux 21:46 7:00 78 32168 Steve Cook 19:22 6:14 37 37 265 Wayne Gordon 20:46 6:41 14 46 363 M ark Lafaret 21:47 7:01 79 31169 Nevary Williams 19:22 6:14 26 29 266 Johnson Norman 20:48 6:42 59 37 364 Christopher Rivette 21:48 7:01 47 28170 Donald Brignac 19:22 6:14 38 37 267 E rnest George 20:50 6:42 60 39 365 Bennie Nobles 21:48 7:01 29 48171 Don Penner 19:23 6:14 39 39 268 Edgar Kirchem 20:51 6:43 39 41 366 Edward Smith 21:49 7:01 8 51172 David Barry 19:23 6:14 10 24 269 Gerald Hebert 20:52 6:43 4 52 367 William Ellender 21:49 7:01 55 43173 Terry Verret 19:24 6:15 22 41 270 Jonathan Ritter 20:53 6:43 60 34 368 David Mintz 21:49 7:01 84 38174 Brian Doherty 19:24 6:15 33 31 271 Mohan Obilisundar 20:53 6:43 61 34 369 Glenn M ark 21:51 7:02 48 26175 Mike Jam es 19:24 6:15 34 31 272 Mike Malehg 20:53 6:43 62 30 370 Chris Kaelin 21:53 7:03 85 36176 Alvin Hotard 19:24 6:15 10 47 273 Bill Neville 20:55 6:44 61 36 371 Ross Luquette 21:53 7:03 49 29177 Don Carroum 19:25 6:15 23 41 274 Peter Caddoo 20:55 6:44 62 38 372 Luther Bradford 21:54 7:03 30 48178 Jeff Gohd 19:25 6:15 40 38 275 Cv Fanguv 20:55 6:44 15 46 373 Fred Hohenschutz 21:54 7:03 86 38179 Bubby Augustin 19:25 6:15 11 20 276 Sam Wnichard 20:56 6:44 16 47 375 Richard Watson 21:55 7:03 56 40180 Jay Parker 19:25 6:15 41 35 277 C urtis Bourgeois 20:57 6:45 63 34 376 Glen McCardle 21:55 7:03 57 41181 Lerry Overstreet 19:27 6:16 42 37 278 Paul Bodet 20:57 6:45 15 24 377 T M atranga 21:55 7:03 58 43182 Simpson David 19:28 6:16 35 34 279 Charles Lesher 20:58 6:45 40 42 378 Jeff Lackey 21:58 7:04 50 26183 Steve Kennedy 19:29 6:16 24 42 280 Kerry Lovell 21:00 6:46 41 42 379 Clarence Bergeron 21:58 7:04 87 37184 Keith Hillard 19:29 6:16 12 24 281 Larry D ittaro 21:00 6:46 64 33 380 Terry Breaux 21:59 7:05 88 37185 Neal Hobson 19:30 6:17 36 34 282 Richard Wade 21:02 6:46 42 41 381 K Welropf 22:00 7:05 51 28186 David Shawa 19:36 6:19 43 36 283 Carm en Federico 21:03 6:47 17 46 383 Jim Nader 22:03 7:06 80 34187 Brian Doubleday 19:37 6:19 37 31 284 Dwayne Pitre 21:05 6:47 63 36 384 George Rickoll 22:03 7:06 81 34188 Charles Semel 19:38 6:19 44 35 285 Robert Murphy 21:05 6:47 5 50 385 Mike Bracev 22:04 7:06 59 41189 Jim Kasser 19:38 6:19 27 27 286 Chris Parker 21:05 6:47 38 28 387 Dale Coffman 22:05 7:06 89 37190 David Bond 19:39 6:19 38 31 287 Courtney Robinson 21:06 6:47 43 42 388 Jam es McAlister 22:05 7:06 60 44191 Steve Ramee 19:39 6:19 25 40 289 Michael “Barbee 21:06 6:47 64 38 389 Brian Kisner 22:06 7:07 1 11192 Bob Heffernan 19:40 6:20 13 21 290 Bruce Kofron 21:07 6:48 65 34 390 T Howell 22:06 7:07 90 36193 Brian Tranchina 19:40 6:20 39 34 291 Raymond Decuir 21:07 6:48 65 35 391 M atthew Miller 22:06 7:07 52 26194 Michael Lavie 19:41 6:20 40 30 292 Bill Brechtel 21:07 6:48 66 37 392 Craig Groom 22:07 7:07 61 42195 Gary Hooper 19:41 6:20 28 28 293 Derek Nettles 21:07 6:48 39 26 393 Chad H arris 22:07 7:07 18 22196 Theodore "Lynds 19:41 6:20 14 21 294 Steve Gremil lion 21:08 6:48 18 45 394 Dale Harey 22:07 7:07 82 33197 William Derenbecker 19:42 6:20 45 37 295 Bob Nowlin 21:08 6:48 44 44 396 William Bonney 22:07 7:07 91 35198 Lehmann 19:50 6:23 46 37 296 Hector Perez 21:09 6:48 67 37 397 John W arra 22:08 7:07 19 22199 Mitch Penn 19:51 6:23 41 34 297 Wallace Saul 21:10 6:49 45 43 398 S tuart McAvoy 22:08 7:07 83 32200 Wayne Jones 19:55 6:25 11 45 298 Greg Langley 21:10 6:49 46 40 399 Frank M istretta 22:08 7:07 62 42201 Dale Richardson 19:55 6:25 42 32 299 JB Baron 21:11 6:49 19 45 400 Paul H ebert 22:09 7:08 1 60202 Mike MElancon 19:55 6:25 43 31 300 Russell Smith 21:12 6:49 68 37 401 CE Goudeau 22:10 7:08 92 39203 Tim Casev 19:57 6:25 44 31 301 Mike Sunseri 21:12 6:49 47 43 402 Lance E strada 22:11 7:08 15 18204 Michael Beck 19:57 6:25 26 40 302 B Zaenglein 21:15 6:50 40 27 403 Kevin Bowen 22:15 7:10 84 31205 Paul Hellmers 19:59 6:26 45 32 303 Clay Drewes 21:17 6:51 48 42 404 Jared Culotta 22:15 7:10 93 35206 Robert Sinibaldi 20:00 6:26 47 38 304 Bob“ B rannan 21:17 6:51 69 37 405 Robert Clarke 22:16 7:10 94 39207 Scott Kisner 20:00 6:26 27 41 305 Bob Leard 21:18 6:51 66 34 406 Bruce Ginn 22:20 7:11 53 26208 Val Lipps 20:00 6:26 28 44 306 M ark Clemans 21:18 6:51 41 27 407 Sean Canale 22:24 7:13 54 27209 John Cowger 20:02 6:27 29 27 307 Rudy Rihner 21:18 6:51 67 30210 FredPepp"er 20:02 6:27 46 34 308 Dan Facko 21:19 6:52 70 35

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1992 NEW ORLEANS GRAND PRIX

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Grand Prix 1993 Results - "They Fought to the Finish"by Dean Songy

Now 5 years old, the Grand Prix is still growing strong. It is perhaps the single most popular and exciting event sponsored by the Track Club since it encompasses all age groups, both male and female, runners, and walkers alike. It is designed to recognize those club members who consistently participate in club races, and who perform well in those races. However, you need not be "fast" to win, just simply consistent and frequent. If you missed out in '92, begin now by planning to run or walk as many Grand Prix events as humanly possible; then work on doing your best in each event. Amazingly, the points begin to add up quickly. Also by being so consistent, your finish times may begin to drop and your level of performance may begin to rise. Read about these winners, for example!

In the women’s walking division, ages 18-39, Bonnie McAfee (age 37) clearly outdistanced her competition. After losing last year by only 60 points, she concentrated more on her technique. "I was determined to take an early lead," confirmed Bonnie. As a result of her consistency, she admits to seeing an improvement in her training as well as in her racewalking.

Whereas Karren Kloiber, winner in the walker division, ages 40-49, had no intention of fighting for the lead this year, especially since she had won in 1990. However, about halfway through the Grand Prix race schedule when she realized how close she was, she jumped back into the competition. Determined not to miss a single Grand Prix event, she raced Old Man River, even though she had just recently returned from the Chicago Marathon where she racewalked the course in 5 and 1/2 hours. "I went all out when I realized I could win," Karren flatly admits, adding that "I’ll surely do it again next year."WATCH OUT LADIES!

In the remaining walker’s division, the dynamic duo of Mike and Irene Adams (both 50-59) captured first place. The tightest competition was in the men’s 40-49 division as Oliver Dailey edged by Denis Beer for first place.

The biggest upset this year, however, occurred in the men’s 40-49 division of the Runner’s Grand Prix. Brendan Minihan relinquished his first place title, a position he has held since 1988, to Boom Belcouche, an instructor in the Computer Science Department at Tulane University. "I’m actually having a bad year," Boom disgustingly asserts, although quite pleased with his winning position. ""I even had to drop out of the Mardi Gras Marathon at the 18 mile point." Normally a 36 minute 10K runner, Boom is not sure of his participation in the 1993 Grand Prix events. "It all depends on my hip and if it feels better," remarked Boom. I think he wants to keep this competitive field guessing and on their toes.

Another tight field and a major upset was in the men’s 18-39 division where Darrell Revok ousted long-time winner Eugene Dedeaux. "The key to success," admits Darrell "is to get right on it." This strategy gave him an early lead over the others, such as Desmond O’Connor who, according to Darrell, "got started too late."

Speaking of close points, check the tight squeeze between first and second position in the men’s 60 & over category. Congratulations to Bill Reeves for his persistence and to Henry Gaudet for his strong effort.

This same excitement and hot competition continues in the women’s categories. The closest set of points was between Janel Mumme with 1190 and Lori Stevens with 1090 in the 18-39 category. Janel admitted being caught in the middle of her triathalon season when she realized how close she was to first place. For her, that was enough of an incentive to keep her mo­mentum moving.

Although Rachel Barbee missed 4 Grand Prix events, she clinched her title in the 40-49 category quite easily. She thinks the Grand Prix is a great way to generate involvement in the club and plans to participate again actively next year. "I've only been running for 2 years," she admits, and now can’t wait for the 1993 Grand Prix season to begin.

These first place winners will receive jackets displaying the multi-colored Track Club logo. All second and third place positions will receive a unique plaque. These awards are given to both runners and walkers, men and women in their separate categories. Trophies are also given to those runners finishing in fourth and fifth place to recognize their accomplishment.

Now that the results are in, set your sights on the Elmwood Classic, the first Grand Prix event of 1993. Many members who participated in the 1992 Grand Prix remarked that "racing" kept them fine-tuned and in excellent shape. The Grand Prix events are spaced evenly enough so that you are able to do your best. With about 15 Grand Prix races you can easily mix your racing with your training. Remember, the race is the test, so do your best! See you on the roads in ’93!

Officers:

President:VP/Editor:Treasurer:Secretary:

Julie Boudreaux J.J. Waguespack

Mike Zazulak Jim Garvey

Members at Large:Monica Wonycott Louis Burg Paul Garvey Martha George Tim Jeansonne Karren Kloiber Rick Wilderman

NOTC Club Administration: Ex Officio:

Executive Director Chuck George Administrative Staff: Gwen Lund

Don Brinkman

A Special Thanks to the following Clubmembers who have worked so hard to make the NOTC Grand Prix for everyone to enjoy:

Grand Prix Scorers: Adult Results Walker Results Youth Results

Rick Lusky Karren Kloiber

Chris Boyer

Article Contributor Dean SongyAwards Monica WonycottPhotographer Frank LeBlancResults Preparation Pattie Deibel

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"New Orleans Track Club Final Results

Women (17 & Under) Total1 Goodfellow, Autumn 17742 Doell, Jamie 11293 Hutson, Shelly 5744 Klein, Theresa 4665 Arabie, Jean 2736 Robert, Rachel 1927 Guena, Kelly 1818 Jones, Michelle 1819 Stokcy, Jennifer 17210 Braud, Michelle 9111 Valliant, Stephanie 9112 Diorka, Meghan 9113 Umphrey, Jennifer 8114 Fisher, Elizabeth 8115 Valliant, Jamie 8116 Hutson, Ebony 7117 Beer, Rachel 51

Women (18 to 39) Total1 Mumme, Janel 11902 Stevens, Lori 10903 Besthoff, Virginia 8684 Mason, Ginger 7095 Billiot, Denise 6036 Rice, Susan 5347 Williams, Pam 4848 Downing, Tracey 4169 Smith, Carole 40210 Garvey, Kim 39711 Marley, Leslie 37312 Garvey, Marianne 36513 Welman, Lori 32614 Callejas, Lauren 27315 Folse, Dianna 24316 Gaubert, Delsey 23417 Blackburn, Pat 22518 Poche, Shirley 20719 Martinez, Peg 20320 Obilisundar, Rosario 17421 Romero. Sherrie 16322 McGee, Joy 16223 Lala, Susan 15424 Hutchinson, Frances 15325 MacStravic, Erin 14326 Perkins-Miller, Georgia 14127 Robichaux, Cheryl 13228 Thompson, Susan 12129 Reed, Donna 10330 Marquer, Barbara 10231 Mitchell, Cathy 10232 Ascercion, Sandy 10133 Vorhoff, Gretchen 10134 Hebert, Debbie 10135 Lopez, Veronica 9236 Gioia, Jennifer 9137 Berkel, Juliette 8138 Johnson, Leslye 7239 Gallagher, Eleanor 72

Women (18 to 39) Total40 Babin, Maggie 7141 Dufrene, Jennifer 7142 Dettman, Ann 7143 Rosman,Linzy 6244 Reiser, Bonnie 6145 Davis, Liz 6146 Robbins, Kelly 6147 Faggard, Phoebe 6148 Thurston, Susan 6149 Jacobs, Nancy 5250 Hauge, Ellen 5151 Pryor, Pam 4152 Stone, Sissy 4153 David, Michele 4154 Delaup, Anita 4155 Wonycott, Monica 3156 Erwin, Janet 3157 Beaumont, Sylvi 3158 Hunt, Kathy 3159 St. Clair, Anne Marie 2160 Adcox, Rebecca 2161 Cressionie, Cynthia 2162 Stevenson, Rebecca 2163 McAfee, Bonnie 2164 Bauer, Linda 2165 Santos, Erlinda 1166 Longacre, Kathy 1167 Spradlin, Jeanie 11

Janel Mumme Wins Her Second Open Division Title

ADULT DIVISION LEADERS

( All Scorers)

Masters Division Winner Rachael Barbee

Women (40 to 49) Total1 Barbee, Rachael 14712 Dufour, Angela 10803 Huey, Beckie 7694 Smith, Deanna 7195 Quinones, Marisa 6456 Provo, Susan 6047 Chaloux, Carol 5468 Salvaggio, Judy 5059 Avila, Gloria 37410 Mason, Linda 35511 Lee, Yvonne 29212 Bernard, Kathy 27613 Robertson, Tommie 26314 Thompson, Kathy 24615 Buhler, Janice 23416 Jacobs, Nancy 20417 Pharis, Cindy 20318 Lejeune, Lucy 18419 Canales, Jackie 18120 Glazer, Marlene 17521 Hopkins, Brenda 16522 Brown, Gail 16323 Briley, Carrel 16124 Hinyup, Gwen 15325 Krajewski, Peggy 152

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Women (40 to 49) Total26 Hebert, Lua 14227 Nassar, Pearl 14228 Dauterive, Muriel 14229 Berger, Toni 13430 Kennedy, Barbara 13331 Traina, Pat 13232 Packer, Cynthia 12233 Delaup, Laura 12234 Burgess, Karen 11335 Andry, Peggy 10136 Landrum, Sharyn 8137 Fernandez, Paulette 8138 Anuskiewicz, Dottie 8139 Wolverton, Jackie 7240 Borne, Renee 7141 Meisel, Brenda 7142 Shaw, Terry 6143 Crozier, Linda 4244 Cowden, Jo 4245 Ray, Patty 4146 Harper, Peggy 4147 McPike, Kate 3148 Pinter, Judy 2149 Lewis, Lovelle 1150 Pagnac, J.L. 1151 Daspit, Janet 11

Women (50 to 59) Total1 Johnson, Carolyn 11622 Percle, Maggie 11423 Rosen, Alice 11114 Ard, Frances 8065 McVicker, Dawn 6916 Johnson, Patricia ..50+ 3947 Boudreaux, Pat 3848 Gates, Jody 3539 Adams, Irene 33410 Johnson, Patricia ..55+ 32211 McConnell, Marilyn 29312 Perry, Jan 25613 Robertson, Tommie 20114 Chaney, Ruby 18215 McCullough, Patti 14116 Bertucci, Marianna 12117 Ribar, Gloria 10118 Dufour, Angela 10119 Simon, Loretta 10120 Klyce, Dotty 10121 Baehr, Ruth 9122 Wooten, Carol 8123 Becker, Mary 8124 Vincent, Eleanor 8125 Snyder, Rhea 7126 Dumestre, Charlotte 6127 Druen, Anna 4128 Peart, Virginia 4129 Johnson, Rosemary 3130 Forbes, Mary Jo 21

Women (60 & Over) Total1 VanBattum, Elisabeth 18132 Butler, Connie 12533 Romero, Rena 6884 Gassen, Amelia 4755 McNeely, Betty 4646 Gaille, Josie 1627 Doyle, Edna 51

Upper Left:Elisabeth VanBattum

Lower Left:Carolyn Johnson

Two Past Winners Repeat in Their Age Groups

ADULT DIVISION LEADERS

(All Scorers)

Men (17 & Under) Total1 Passantino, Patrick 11302 Passantino, Carl 8913 Crozier, Sean 7704 Singley, Chris 4025 Biondolillo, Byron 3426 Nye, Christopher 3257 Sims, Timmy 3248 Jones, Ryan 2829 Richardson, Timmy 25210 Parks, Michael 20211 Verges, Ray 18312 Quintana, Robbie 18113 Shaw, Tim 17214 Verret, Justin 15315 Strauss, Richey 15216 White, Chad 12217 Moore, Adam 12118 Forbes, Jeff 10219 Saul, Erin 10120 Gsell, Eric 10121 Bingham, Michael 10122 Monica, Samson 10123 Erath, Stephen 10124 Arabie, Greg 9125 Buhlcr, Sonny 9126 Flores, Steven 8127 Daspit, Teddy 8128 Faist, Chris 7129 Sandoz, Chris 7130 Rapp, Patrick 7131 Waguespack, Scott 6132 Bordelon, Trevor 6133 Pinter, Tim 5134 Williams, Brian 5135 Scott, Dorrian 4136 Pinter, Greg 3137 Tosterud, Stephen 2138 Weiss, Raphael 11

Patrick Passantino

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Men (18 to 39) Total1 Revok, Darrell 13722 Dedeaux, Eugene 11913 Sawyer, Tom 10004 O’Connor, Desmond 9995 Wells, Todd 8266 Miller, Tom 7007 Cagle, Michael 4778 Forbes, Gregory 4389 Williams, Chris 35610 Waguespack, J.J. 35511 Dufrene, Ronald 28412 Fahrenholtz, Charles 26313 Childress, Ricky 25414 Cendrowski,Tom 22315 Garvey, James 19316 Kirkland, Jimmy 18217 Hardy, Mike 18218 Rcimherr, Kevin 16119 Seeber, Phil 15320 Joseph, Wayne 15321 Nye, Rick 14322 Hardouin, Jerry 14223 Kehoe, Chris 14124 Hellmers, Paul 13325 Groue, Patrick 12226 Schlager, Bruce 12227 Longacre, David 12228 Kelly, Mark 12129 DesRoches, Brian 11230 Cross, Jeff 11231 Anthony, Rocky 10232 Harges, Bobby 10133 Romero, Glen 9134 Merceron, Van 9135 Kelly, David 8136 North, Mike 6137 Peattie, Robert 6138 Vincent, Rodney 6139 Wootan, Wade 6140 Frost, Johnny 6141 Hill, Richard 5142 Leinbach, Tim 5143 Hurlock, Robert 5144 Bonner, Philip 5145 Frantz, Don 5146 Kowitz, Max 4247 Lind, Richard 4148 Espinosa, Jorge 4149 Callejas, Michael 4150 Stevens, Kevin 4151 Klein, A1 4152 Castillo, Golbert 4153 LeFort, David 3154 McGee, Rick 3155 Bishoff, Gene 3156 MacStravic, Jimmy 3157 Rose, Geoff 2258 Talik, Rudy 2159 Green, George 21

N.O.T.C.’s Open Division Winner Darrell Revok

Men (18 to 39) Total60 Ponseti, Luke 2161 Nassar, Carlos 2162 Kelly, Robert 2163 Cerise, Joe 2164 Boyd, Andrew 2165 Noble, Tom 2166 Sicard, Tim 1167 Labruzzo, Brad 1168 Miller, Chris 1169 Montalbano, Jerry 1170 Hebert, Mike 11

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Men (40 to 49) Total1 Belkouche, Boom 11412 Minihan, Brendan 9193 Sears, David 7094 Roberson, Roy 6395 Alario, Terry 5256 Smith, Carleton 4847 Belaabed, Yassine 4848 Diorka, Mike 4239 Brinkman, Ron 38410 Passantino, Ted 36711 Jones, Eugene 31412 Lagarde, Charles 30513 Perez, Juan 28214 Vislay, Bill 26215 Mouton.CJ. 25516 Hotard, A1 25317 Barbier, Tom 23518 Victorian, Donald 23519 Burgers, Wim. 23320 Fayette, Larry 21321 Murphy, Tom 20122 Wright, Don 20123 Thomas, Richard 19324 Avila, Jaime 18225 Pendergrass, John 18126 Abbrecht, Rich 17227 Umphrey, Walter 13228 Pfeifer, Larry 12129 Verret, Terry 11230 Shepard, William 10231 Mouton, Dave 10132 Marley, Mark 101

ADULT DIVISION LEADERS

(All Scorers)

Long Time Area Runner Larry Fuselier

With Past NOTC President Don Brinkman

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Men (40 to 49) Total33 Mothe, Des 9334 Lusky, Rick 9135 Montague, Dave 8136 Bell, Jim 8137 Gomez, Gary 8138 Provenzano, Joey 8139 Amundson, Richard 8140 Washington, Walter 7141 Schlueter, Larry 7142 Tosterud, Joe 7143 Kurtz, A1 7144 Jeansonne, Tim 6245 Damonte, John 6146 Warr, Aarrell 6147 Packer, Rick 6148 Watson, Richard 6149 Cusack, Mike 6150 Songy, Dean 6151 Prejeant, Dickie 6152 Williams, Robert 6153 Richardson, Ray 5154 Barbe, Henry 5155 Burgard, Corky 5156 Michalik, Mickey 5157 Hinyup, Tom 5158 Gildea, Wayne 4259 Taylor, Rick 4160 Reiser, Fred 4161 Pettus, Ken 4162 Holding, Charles 4163 Johnson, Solomon 4164 Trahan, Carroll 4165 Dupuy, Benny 3266 Renton, Ray 3167 Babin, Robert 3168 Verges, Ray 3169 Puissegur, Dennis 3170 Laurent, Don 3171 Couvillion, Lewis 3172 Lagasse, Dave 3173 Mintum, Michael 2274 Valliant, Perry 2175 Aucoin, Robert 2176 Forbes, Tom 2177 Shepard, Richard 2178 Roth, Joe 2179 McClave, Ross 2180 Braud, Blane 2181 Bracey, Mike 2182 Morel, Ted 1183 Godchaux, David 1184 Centola, Larry 1185 Lapeyrouse, Tillman 1186 Dalton, Charles 11

Men (50 to 59) Total1 Witkin, Mike 17122 Moyer, Lou 9323 Fradella, Frank 8984 Fuselier, Larry 8785 McCaffrey, Joe 6956 Jennings, Bill 5897 Johnson,John 5008 Lee, Don 4249 McCollum, Jack 36210 Peyman, Gholam 29311 Strong, Ed 26212 Wimberley, Charles 25313 Murphy, Robert 24214 Abene, Gabe 23515 Sellers, Roy 22316 Charron, George 19417 Delaup, Pershing 17518 Dufrene, Cecil 16319 Shiver, Lawrence 16220 Matthews, Buster 16221 Smith, Rudy 13222 Wooten, Jim 13223 Dauterive, Les 12124 Dufour, Dale 11325 Michiels, Ambrose 11326 Hayes, Jack 11327 Piekarski, Chuck 11228 Bohach, Donald 10129 Wohler, William 10130 Quintana, Bob 10131 David, Tom 9232 Johnson, Jules 9133 Tocci, Ron 9134 Bomgesser, Don 83

Mike Witkin Wins For The Fourth Straight Year

ADULT DIVISION LEADERS

(All Scorers)

Men (50 to 59) Total35 Olivio, Jaime 8336 Coffelt, Doyle 8137 Delaup, Art 8138 Gussioni, Charlie 7139 Ribar, John 7140 Hebert, Paul 6241 Kloiber, Ray 6142 Allebore, Earl 6143 Vice, Sheldon 6144 Blanchard, Newton 6145 Smith, Ed 6146 Rice, Sam 6147 Field, David 5148 Guidry, Stan 4149 Mason, Mike 4150 Kobylasz, Jan 3151 Anuskiewicz, Rik 3152 Boos, Don 3153 Gaeta, Joe 2154 Owen, George 2155 Fenasci, J.C. 2156 Bond, Charles 2157 Cristen, Carl 2158 Lyons, Gerald 11

Men (60 & Over) Total1 Reeves, Bill 15622 Gaudet, Henry 15023 Masakowski, A1..... 70+ 8414 Nosari, Raymond 7935 Catalano, Leonard 7806 McNeely, Sam........75+ 4637 Langlois, Dub...... 70+ 4298 Hartdegen, Joe 4149 Gassen, Arthur 40510 Fuselier, Ed 34511 Rumage, Joe 29612 Klos, J.J. 27513 Clark, Willie 27214 Magnuson, Helmer 26215 Hebert, Paul 26216 Bomgesser, Don 25317 Lajaunie, Ted 24318 Percle, Abe 22319 Cohen, Bill 16120 Gonzalez, Richard 16121 Simon, Charles 15422 Gautreaux, Dudley 15223 Moran, Ed 13224 Schmidt, Charles 9125 Cadaro, Ray 8126 Sweet, Bill 8127 Asprodites, Nick....70+ 6128 Prinz, Ed 5129 Turner, Ebert 5130 Johnson, Gaylord 5131 Garrett, Bill 4132 Harrison, Bob 3133 Johnson, Boots 11

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Girls (8 & Under) Total1 Kelly, Rachele 7082 Hutson, Shelly 5053 Kelly, Robi 3454 Arabie, Abbey Leigh 1825 LeRouge, Jillian 816 LeRouge, Jessica 617 Clement, Bridget 61

Girls (9 to 10) Total1 Robert, Rachel 2022 Mohammed, Samar 1823 Gendron, Jennifer 1824 LeRouge, Holly 1825 Hutson, Ebony 1626 Battle, Trenee 162

Girls (11 to 12) Total1 Stokey, Jennifer 12732 Klein, Theresa 7293 Kelly, Brittany 2034 Umphrey, Jennifer 1225 Packer, Tara 1016 LaCava, Ashley 617 Saul, Erin 618 Marino, Glenda 619 Waguespack, Jessica 4110 Verges, Emily 21

Girls (13 to 14) Total1 Arabie, Jean 404

Girls (15 to 17) Total1 Goodfellow, Autumn 5052 Doell, Jamie 202

Jennifer Stokey

YOUTH DIVISION LEADERS

(All Point Scorers)

Michael Parks

_______Boys (8 & Under) Total1 Nye, Brandon 6872 Berger, Richard 3653 Arabie, Jeffrey 3034 Gendron, Bryan 1835 Verges, Ray 1826 Ketron,Ryan 817 Nolan, Taylor 618 Morel, Teddy 619 Bolton, Daniel 4110 Welch, Derek 2111 Morel, Brett 21

Boys (9 to 10) Total1 ...White, Chad.........................11722 Verret, Justin 9533 Nye, Christopher 7314 DesRoches, Corey 4315 Shaw, Timothy 2026 Thomasson, Patrick 1027 Klein, Bobby 428 Fink, Dennis 419 Berkel, Charles 2110 Swenson, Tim 2111 Cressonie, Justin 21

Boys (11 to 12) Total1 Parks, Michael 7082 Sims, Timmy 5463 Parks, Brian 4474 Monica, Samson 2025 Daspit, Teddy 1826 Crozier, Sean 1017 Burgers, Jan 1018 Burgers, Joost 619 Lirette, Chris 6110 Weber, Justin 21

Boys (13 to 14) Total1 Passantino, Carl 8082 Messina, Andy 2833 Blackburn, Craig 1824 Tosterud, Stephen 81

Boys (15 to 17) Total1 Passantino, Patrick 6472 Arabie, Gregory Jr 2023 Goodfellow, Todd 2024 Bordelon, Trevor 1015 Gsell, Eric 1016 Barricos, David 61

Above: Carl Passantio

Below: Jean Arabie

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Women (17 & Under) Total1 Beer, Rachel 13112 Mills, Stephanie 6073 Recasner, Aniko 814 Fuller, Meredith 41

Women (18 to 39) Total1 McAfee, Bonnie 14132 Guevara, Lisa 9693 Rodgers, Michele 9484 Lewis, Sharon 9085 Hall, Melanie 2646 MacMasters, Nan 2437 Poche, Jill 2238 Voekel, Barbara 1229 Williamson, Ann 12210 Owens, Kathy 8211 Heigle, Denise 8112 Riley, Marlene 6213 Landry, Debbie 6114 Kelly, Germaine 4215 Rawlinson, Theresa 4116 Kurtz, Gwen 4117 Rollo, Anne Grace 4118 Fluharty, Linda 21

Top 30-39 Racewalker

Bonnie McAfee Accepts

Award At 1040K Roadrace

WALKER DIVISION LEADERS

(All Point Scorers)

Karren Kloiber Takes

The Masters Title

Women (40 to 49) Total1 Kloiber, Karren 13322 Mills, Mary 12523 Boecher, Donna 6254 Dillon, Patsy (Montague) 3875 Pacnac, J.L. 3056 Beck, Eva 3037 Messina, Mary 2648 Meyer, Mary 2019 Brown, Antonia 16210 Zazaluk, Janice 16211 Palmisano, Carol 10212 Jeanne’, Norma 10213 White, Karen 10114 Blakeman, Sue 10115 Abbruzzi, Nancy 6216 Ottesen, Pat 4117 Stewart, Loretta 4118 Gagliano, Cindy 4119 Lara, Rosemary 4120 Recasnes, Trish 2121 DiPascal, Judy 2122 Kobylasz, Majorie 21

Women (50 to 59) Total1 Adams, Irene 12102 Chaney, Ruby m i3 Snyder, Rhea 7874 Courtney, Agnes 7485 Kemp, Judy 4256 Stall, Joyce 3697 McCollum, Shirley 3628 Druen, Anna 2869 Laurent, Heloise 12210 Cohen, Gail 8111 Davis, Betty 8112 Triggs, Margit 6113 Daigle, Annabelle 6114 Fourcade, Joyce 4115 Carlise, Maria 21

Women (60 & Over) Total1 Hoerner, RoRo 10292 Gaille, Josie 8703 McAfee, Mary 4264 Clemmer, Dottie 4025 Ward, Molly 1016 Doyle, Edna 1017 Gros, Lucille 1018 Gassen, Amelia 819 Myrick, Claire 61

Ro Ro Hoerner Wins

60 And Over Age Group

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1992 NEW ORLEANS "GRAND PRIX"Final ResultsNew Orleans Track Club

Men (17 & Under) Total1 West, Jason 14732 Williams, Brian 13523 Tosterud, Steven 101

Men (18 to 39) Total1 Casebonne, Stephen 17932 Paul, Berchman 4233 Ancar, Calvin 1224 Owens, Earl 1225 Lieberman, Richard 1016 Blohowiak, Charles 1017 Allen, John 818 Hellmers, Paul 819 Mire, Peter 8110 Ottesen, John 81

Men (40 to 49) Total1 Dailey, Oliver 14322 Beer, Denis 13733 Salito, Vince 4654 Stokey, Andy 3885 Williams, Clarence 3236 West, Tom 2667 Wurtzel, David 2028 Bozant, David 2029 Hamilton, William T 14210 Crochet, Wayne 12111 Herndon, Rick 6112 Messina, Andrew 6113 Gagliano, Terry 2114 Jeanne’, Tommy 21

WALKER DIVISION LEADERS

(All Point Scorers)

Mike Adams

Men (50 to 59) Total1 Adams, Mike 14722 Stall, Paul 7903 Whiteman, Ed 6044 Killian, Ken 3865 Laurent, Ralph 2436 Paz, Jose 2237 Lee, Don 2028 Kelley, Ed 1219 Bruley, Adrian 10210 Briones, Julian 8111 Smith, Ed 4112 Howat, Hugh 4113 Alexander, Larry 21

Men (60 & Over) Total1 Gaille, Gordon 13932 Dorsa, Ted 12123 Legendre, Leon 5904 Glasgow, Robert 5235 Madary, Francis 3246 Allen, Dick 2067 Trapolin, Winter 1638 Buchert, Cy 1629 Vadell, Thomas 14310 Bodet, Lawrence 8211 Warren, Robert 81

The 1992 N.O.T.C. Grand Prix Winners In The Walking Division

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NEW ORLEANS ADULT "GRAND PRIX" Past Year’s Winners

Men (17 & Under) Points Men (50 to 59) Points Women (18 to 39) Points1992 1 Passantino, Patrick 1130 1992 1 Witkin, Mike 1712 1992 1 Mummc, Janel 1190

2 Passantino, Carl 891 2 Moyer, Lou 932 2 Stevens, Lori 1090

1991 1 Passantino, Patrick 1350 1991 1 Witkin, Mike 2100 1991 1 Mumme, Janel 13102 Crozier, Sean 1270 2 Fradella, Frank 1640 2 Billiot, Denise 1230

1990 1 Passantino, Patrick 1420 1990 1 Witkin, Mike 2100 1990 1 Rice, Susan 16302 Minihan, Brendan Jr. 830 2 McElreath, Henry 1550 2 Smith, Carole 1270

1989 1 Kehoe, Chris 1000 1989 1 Witkin, Mike 1730 1989 1 Besthoff, Virginia 14402 Wattigney, Kelly 540 2 Lee, Don 1520 2 Rice, Susan 1340

1988 1 Jones, Scott 700 1988 1 McCollum, Jack 1470 1988 1 Simoneaux, Cathy 12602 Passantino, Patrick 620 2 Johnson, John 1280 2 Wonycott, Monica 1205

Men (18 to 39) Points Men (60 & Over) Points Women (40 to 49) Points1992 1 Revok, Darrell 1372 1992 1 Reeves, Bill 1562 1992 1 Barbee, Rachael 1471

2 Dedeaux, Eugene 1191 2 Gaudet, Henry 1502 2 Dufour, Angela 1080

1991 1 Dedeaux, Eugene 1880 1991 1 Gaudet, Henry 2000 1991 1 Provo, Susan 13102 Garvey, James 1830 2 Rumage, Joe 1020 2 Quinones, Marisa 1310

1990 1 Garvey, James 1730 1990 1 Clark, Willie 1990 1990 1 Provo, Susan 16902 Dedeaux, Eugene 1510 2 Langlois, Dub 1250 2 La Vista, Karen 1520

1989 1 Dedeaux, Eugene 1160 1989 1 Ricaud, Paul 1400 1989 1 Putfark, Irene 15502 Bellar, Dave 640 2 Clark, Willie 920 2 Barberot, Betty 1330

1988 1 Bellar, Dave 1260 1988 1 McNeely, Sam 1220 1988 1 Takenaka, Jean 10002 Williams, Chris 875 2 Becnel, Paul 770 2 Hardy, Kathy 600

Men (40 to 49) Points Women (17 & Under) Points Women (50 to 59) Points1992 1 Belkouche, Boom 1141 1992 1 Goodfellow, Autumn 1774 1992 1 Johnson, Carolyn 1162

2 Minihan, Brendan 919 2 Doell, Jamie 1129 2 Percle, Maggie 1142

1991 1 Minihan, Brendan 1250 1991 1 Goodfellow, Autumn 1600 1991 1 Boudreaux, Pat 14402 Burgers, Wim. 1220 2 Hutson, Shelly 1290 2 McVicker, Dawn 740

1990 1 Minihan, Brendan 1560 1990 1 Goodfellow, Autumn 1370 1990 1 Johnson, Carolyn 18002 Lagarde, Charles 1080 2 Altemus, Alicia 910 2 McVicker, Dawn 950

1989 1 Minihan, Brendan 1630 1989 1 Purfey, Danielle 1380 1989 1 Schmidt, Doris 14102 Jones, Eugene 1000 2 Lusky, Briana 1000 2 Johnson, Carolyn 1200

1988 1 Minihan, Brendan 1700 1988 1 Lusky, Briana 1120 1988 1 Johnson, Carolyn 15902 Witkin, Mike 1530 2 Purfey, Danielle 800 2 McVicker, Dawn 500

Women (60 & Over) Points1992 1 VanBattum, Elisabeth 1813

2 Butler, Connie 1253

1991 1 Butler, Connie 13602 VanBattum, Elisabeth 1300

1990 1 VanBattum, Elisabeth 19002 Butler, Connie 1510

1989 1 VanBattum, Elisabeth 17602 McNeely, Betty 720

1988 1 VanBattum, Elisabeth 16002 McNeely, Betty 600

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NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB"GRAND PRIX" Past Year’s Winners

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NEW ORLEANS TRACK CLUB "GRAND PRIX" RULES

PURPOSE. In 1988, the New Orleans Track Club started its New Orleans "Grand Prix". This program is designed to recog­nize those clubmembers who have consistently participated in Club events and have performed well in these events through­out the year. At the beginning of each year an announcement is made detailing the current year’s Grand Prix Program. For designated "Grand Prix" events, in addition to the race awards, points are tallied for clubmembers. At the end of the calendar year, "Road Runner of the Year" Awards are presented at the Club’s General Membership Meeting.

DIVISIONS. Initially, in 1988, the Grand Prix Program was established for runners. In 1989, a "Youth" Grand Prix Program was added to recognize the efforts of the kids and to encourage more family participalion in NOTC events. And finally, in 1990, a Grand Prix Program was developed for Walkers.

SCORING. Points are awarded to each clubmember based on their place in each event in the races which have been desig­nated as Grand Prix events. Over the years, at the request of Clubmembers, the method of awarding points (a double point sys­tem) has been adopted to take into account the events that have both long and short race distances.

EVENTS. The results of selected Club events which are held within an approved period (usually beginning in February and ending in early December) are included in the Grand Prix Programs. The events to be included in the Grand Prix are selected at the Board’s Scheduling Committee Meeting.

TIE-BREAKING RULES. When the Grand Prix was established in 1988, a set of tie-breaking rules were adopted in the event that more than one clubmember accumulated the same number of points throughout the year, the following rules would be followed (in order) to determine the winner of the Road Runner of the Year Award.

1) If two or more clubmembers accumulate the same number of total points, the member scoring in the most events would be the winner.

2) If two or more clubmembers score in the same number of events,the member having the better,(lower) place total would be the winner. —(ie. 2 First Place (2x1), 2 Second Place (2x2), 2 Third

Place (2x3),and 2 Fourth Places (2x4) equals a Place Total of 20.)

3) If two or more clubmembers have duplicate place totals, the member with the most 1st place finishes (or 2nd places, etc.) would be the winner.

The New Orleans Track ClubWishes To Thank The

Crescent City Classic10 KilometerRoadrace

For its Sponsorship Of The

1992 Grand Prix Series

The Crescent City Classic Will Be Held 9:00 a.m. Saturday

March 20th, 1993

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Chuck George, Race Director Administered By the NOTC

Larry Fuselier 25 Km, 12/5/92

Keith Iovine, former Rummel High/Univer­sify of Arkansas track standout swept into town and took part in the 16th Annual LARRY FUSELIER 25K State Champion­ship which was held on the Lakefront in NO. Mild temperatures and a heavy headwind on the eastbound legs of the Lakeshore Drive double loop course from Shelter Bldg-1, made for slow times overall. Also compounding things was a mathematical error by the Race Director which made the first mile (and thus the entire distance) exactly 107 yards long. But as was said by many of the runners the headwind added much more than that!Keith ran in a group with Darrell Revok, Bobby Dannelley and Bryan Smith for the first loop and blazed away all alone for the second loop several minutes quicker in win­ning in a time of 1:27:57. Revok took second at 1:28:57 and Smith third at 1:35:07. Biloxi’s Bobby Dannelley (age 50) was the top masters finisher at 1:35:21.Laura Guerrero’s 1:46:25 was the time for the overall womens title, she was followed by Susan Ary at 1:52:30 and Ginger Mason at 2:00:59.Mary Briners 2:14:00 took the masters award. Thanks to the following sponsors: Kentwood Spring Water, Elmer’s Chee-z-Snax, Chiquita Bananas, Sather's Candies, and Radiofone. Many thanks to our race volunteers: Karen Burgess, Don Brinkman, Benny Dupuy, Mon­ica Wonycott, Gwen Lund, Carolyn Johnson, Pat and Jay Zamora, Rosalee Whiteman, Frank LeBlanc, Josie Lyons, Josie Gaille, Martha George, Ingrid James, Gloria Avila, Eliz.Van Battum, Mary Ann Louviere, Lori Burg, Louis Burg, Ray Kloiber, Karren Kloi- ber, Jerry Horn, Louis Horn, Lynn Wilder- man, Rick Wilderman, Benny Dupoy, Lu­cinda Hebert, Tara LeBlanc, Larry Lewis, Tim Jeansonne, Peter Cadoo, Frances Madary and Frank LeBlanc.

Keith Iovine

Mens 2 Mile ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

1 Acension Fierro 11:15 5:38 1 362 John Joseph3 Charlie Wimberley

11:1611:53

5:385:57

11

3258

4 Gholam Peyman 12:06 6:03 2 555 John Scoli 12:10 6:05 2 386 Richard W atson 12:20 6:10 1 407 Gatawyzre 12:58 6:29 2 348 Bobby Autin 13:07 6:34 1 179 John Johnson 14:12 7:06 3 57

10 M att Traylor 16:00 8:00 1 2611 K enPettus 17:08 8:34 1 4512 Geoff H ackett 18:14 9:07 3 32

Womens 2 Mile ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

1 Freddve Diaz2 Cheryl Robichaux

13:28 6:44 1 3914:37 7:19 1 25

3 Nancy Mills 15:31 7:46 1 314 Nancy Lanergan 19:19 9:40 2 265 Rachel Davis 19:36 9:48 1 96 Lovelle Lewis 22:08 11:04 1 427 Wendy Swenson 24:30 12:15 2 408 Mardy Flanagan 24:50 12:25 2 339 Ilottie Clemmer 26:21 13:11 1 64

10 Kam Abene 30:15 15:08 1 5011 Anna Druen W 29:15 14:38 1 54

Larry Fuselier, 25 Km State Championship (1977 to 1992 winners)

(compiled by Chuck George, Race Director)

1977 Dennis Gordon 1:25:52Mary B riant 1:54:05

1978 Larry Fuselier 1:32:37Mary B riant 1:55:26

1979 Frank Tramm el 1:26:28Allyson Fried 2:07:00

1980 Bobby Beck 1:22:50Pam B ast 1:50:40

1981 Kent McDonald (Record) 1:18:59Lisa Fuselier 1:42:05

1982 Kent McDonald 1:23:38Margie M iranne 1:53:59

1983 Kent McDonald 1:22:12Jenni Peters 1:39:10

1984 William M arino 1:25:43Alicia Reese 1:40:49

1985 M ark M alander 1:22:30Ruthie Kimmel 1:44:25

1986 Fred Klinge 1:24:03Laurie H art 1:38:25

1987 Eugene Dedeaux 1:28:37Laurie H art 1:41:06

1988 M ark M alander 1:26:12Carole Smith 1:41:44

1989 Eugene Dedeaux 1:27:35Carole Smith 1:39:31

1990 Eugene Dedeaux 1:27:46Denise Billiot 1:39:54

1991 Ed Eybel 1:35:40Jenni Peters (Record) 1:38:10

1992 Keith Iovine 1:27:57Laura Guerrero 1:46:25

Larry Fuselier 25 Km, 12/5/92Womens 25 Km Results

P la c e N a m e T im e P a c e # A g e

1 L a u ra G u e rre ro 1 :4 6 :2 5 6:51 1 2 92 S u sa n A ry 1 :52 :30 7 :1 5 2 283 G in g e r M a s o n 2 :0 0 :5 9 7 :4 7 1 3 24 R u th C o lk e r 2 :0 3 :1 8 7 :5 6 1 3 65 S u e R ic e 2 :0 3 :4 2 7 :5 8 2 336 M a r ia n n e G a rv e y 2 :0 3 :5 0 7 :5 8 3 317 K im G a rv e y 2 :0 4 :5 5 8 :0 2 4 328 M a ry B rin e r 2 :1 4 :0 0 8 :3 8 1 419 A le sa n d ra C o u v o is ie r 2 :2 0 :1 5 9 :0 2 2 4 4

10 S h ir le y P o c h e 2 :2 0 :2 2 9 :0 2 2 3911 P a u la H e rr ie s 2 :2 0 :2 9 9 :0 3 5 3 012 T ra c y B e g la n d 2 :2 0 :3 3 9 :0 3 6 3113 A n g e la D u fo u r 2 :2 1 :0 6 9 :0 5 1 5 014 A n n e M a rie S tC la ir 2 :2 1 :1 1 9 :0 5 7 3 215 J a n e V a d a s 2 :2 1 :2 8 9 :0 6 3 4 016 J e a n in e S e e b e r 2 :2 1 :4 9 9 :0 8 3 2717 R o sa rio O b ilis u n d a r 2 :2 2 :1 8 9 :1 0 3 3518 P a m S e e b e r 2 :22 :21 9 :1 0 1 2419 D e a n n a S m ith 2 :2 3 :3 4 9 :1 5 4 432 0 G a il B ro w n 2 :2 7 :0 0 9 :2 8 1 4 721 J a n ic e B u h le r 2 :2 7 :1 4 9 :2 9 5 4 22 2 L in d a K u lu r 2 :2 9 :2 0 9 :3 7 2 2323 A n ig a K le g le 2 :2 9 :3 3 9 :3 8 4 392 4 C in a y P h a ris 2 :3 0 :0 0 9 :3 9 6 4 425 P a tsy P h ip p s 2 :3 1 :0 0 9 :43 2 4 62 6 M ar len e 2 :3 2 :0 0 9 :4 7 3 4 627 V a l A n d re w s 2 :3 3 :4 5 9 :5 4 7 412 8 V e ro n ic a L o p e z 2 :3 5 :5 5 10:02 5 352 9 N e c ia L a m in g 2 :3 8 :3 7 10:13 6 383 0 L u a H e b e r t 2 :5 3 :3 0 11:10 4 4 6

Leaning Into The Curve For A 2nd Crack At The Lakefront Course

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Larry Fuselier 25 Km, 12/5/92Mens 25 Km Results Mens 25 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # Age Place Name Time Pace # Ape1 Keith Iovine 1:27:57 5:40 1 29 54 Don Lee 2:04:47 8:02 3 582 Darrell Revok 1:28:57 5:44 1 38 55 Mohan Obilisundar 2:06:46 8:10 17 343 Bryan Smith 1:35:07 6:07 1 30 56 Benny Dupuy 2:07:31 8:13 6 424 Bobby Dannelley 1:35:21 6:08 1 51 58 Sidney Lynam 2:08:05 8:15 13 365 Chris Williams 1:36:09 6:11 2 32 59 Tim Caseu 2:08:12 8:15 18 316 Danny Young 1:37:26 6:16 2 37 60 Bill Jennings 2:09:42 8:21 2 537 Pablo Labadie 1:39:11 6:23 2 27 61 Jim Weir 2:09:48 8:21 7 438 Kevin Reimherr 1:39:54 6:26 3 31 62 Cecil StClair 2:09:52 8:22 12 459 Carleton 1:41:28 6:32 1 47 63 A rt Delaup 2:10:10 8:23 3 53

10 David Sears 1:41:33 6:32 2 45 64 Davis Clark 2:10:13 8:23 4 5611 B arry Canzoneri 1:42:54 6:37 3 36 65 Randall G arrett 2:10:51 8:25 14 3712 Ricky Childress 1:43:28 6:40 4 32 66 Jaim e Olivo 2:11:28 8:28 4 5413 WilLHohenschutz 1:44:35 6:44 4 35 67 Jam es Turcotte 2:11:41 8:29 5 5414 Ray Davis 1:44:36 6:44 5 37 68 CE Goudeau 2:12:06 8:30 15 3915 Max Kowitz 1:45:00 6:46 6 35 69 Greg Barnes 2:12:38 8:32 13 4516 J Vega 1:46:43 6:52 5 34 70 John Moyer 2:13:01 8:34 16 3517 Kevin Pilet 1:46:48 6:53 6 30 71 Jack Gibbons 2:13:31 8:36 8 4318 Oliver Bradford 1:46:56 6:53 7 32 72 J oe Schneider 2:14:34 8:40 6 5019 Jim M arsalis 1:47:16 6:54 3 48 73 Ken Peyton 2:14:48 8:41 14 4820 Keith Falgoust 1:47:25 6:55 8 30 75 Dexter Tom 2:15:00 8:41 17 3921 C Veronee 1:47:26 6:55 9 33 76 Segrave 2:16:00 8:45 7 5122 Nicki Miles 1:48:04 6:57 7 35 78 George Domas 2:16:29 8:47 8 5023 Miguel Calleias 1:49:25 7:03 10 33 79 Francis Braud 2:16:42 8:48 15 4524 Phil Seeber 1:49:55 7:05 11 30 80 Ed Smith 2:16:56 8:49 9 5125 JeffH annusch 1:50:21 7:06 8 38 81 Harold Engle 2:17:38 8:52 16 4926 Brian Ary 1:52:30 7:15 3 28 82 Ron McLaughlin 2:17:55 8:53 17 4927 Robert Williams 1:53:38 7:19 4 46 83 Joel Alehin 2:18:19 8:54 1(1 5328 Larry Fuselier 1:53:56 7:20 1 57 84 GR Charron 2:18:20 8:54 5 5829 Phillip Shuler 1:53:57 7:20 5 48 85 Frank Colangelo 2:19:07 8:57 18 4730 Gary Stein 1:54:23 7:22 6 46 86 W alter Tillman 2:19:27 8:59 19 4831 Irvin Verdin 1:55:56 7:28 7 46 87 Bill Ju s t 2:19:55 9:00 9 4032 CJ Mouton 1:55:57 7:28 8 46 90 Denny Green 2:20:01 9:01 10 4133 Andre Olivier 1:55:59 7:28 12 30 91 H ank Schreiner 2:20:01 9:01 11 4134 Des Mothe 1:56:33 7:30 1 43 92 John Olavesen 2:20:17 9:02 11 5035 C Lunsford 1:56:38 7:30 2 41 93 H ans Olavesen 2:20:18 9:02 12 5036 Terry M artin 1:57:17 7:33 3 44 94 Carl Jackson 2:21:05 9:05 12 4337 Joe KlcCaffrey 1:57:17 7:33 2 55 95 Dwayne Farris 2:21:12 9:05 19 3038 Richard Wade 1:58:19 7:37 4 41 96 Gerald Lyons 2:22:20 9:10 13 5339 Bill Ary 1:58:40 7:38 13 31 97 Larry Centola 2:22:49 9:12 20 4640 M anuel Gardberg 1:59:25 7:41 9 47 99 Vince Drago 2:23:42 9:15 14 5241 Tim C artuzu 1:59:30 7:42 14 31 101 Ed W hiteman W 2:24:06 9:17 1 5342 John Mire 2:00:15 7:44 9 37 102 Chuck Schuth 2:25:38 9:22 13 4044 Tank 2:01:00 7:47 10 38 103 Sam Rice 2:25:43 9:23 6 5645 Jim Brandt 2:01:06 7:48 10 45 105 Rudy Smtih 2:28:05 9:32 15 5046 Danny Arcement 2:01:30 7:49 1 24 106 Karol Sanders 2:29:50 9:39 21 4847 Charlie Bienvenu 2:02:35 7:53 11 38 107 Joe Gaeta 2:33:15 9:52 16 5048 Carl Barbier 2:02:36 7:54 11 48 108 Gabe Abene 2:34:40 9:57 7 5849 B rian Story 2:03:50 7:58 15 34 109 Jim Strauss 2:39:51 10:17 22 4750 Bob Flanagan 2:03:58 7:59 4 28 111 J Hawkins 2:46:03 10:41 18 3951 John Butler 2:04:25 8:01 5 44 112 H enry Barbe 2:48:16 10:50 23 4652 Paris G autreaux 2:04:27 8:01 12 36 113 Randolph H ubbard 2:48:25 10:50 14 4053 Rickey Garvey 2:04:44 8:02 16 34 114 Oliver Dailey W 3:04:18 11:52 2 45

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Runners Repair ShopDr. Mark B. Kruse

Director: Family Chiropractic Center

Recovery, Speed Work and Other Musings

of a Sports Chiropractor.

With the approach of every deadline, I try writing about a timely or fre­quently asked topic. For this issue, several suggestions have been made. So, allow me the luxury of trying something new and pardon me if 1 ramble.

Speed. Speed work doubles the amount of growth hormone levels in a runner’s blood. A University of Vir­ginia researcher found that running fast boosted an athlete’s growth hor­mone naturally. What is growth hor­mone, and why do we care about it?

Growth hormone is secreted by the pituitary gland. It is a substance that our body uses to repair and build bone and muscle tissue for quicker recov­ery. Growth hormone also helps to break down fat for a greater lean body mass.

These beneficial results from growth can be gained by incorporating speed work into your training routine for about 8 months.

So doc how can I add this speed work to my routine you ask? Within a nor­mal training run, add six 10-15 second bursts of speed followed by light jog­

ging. Gradually increase these bursts to 30 seconds three times a week. If you do speedwork once a week, then add these pickups to two other training runs within the week.

Speedwork can cause problems when combined with high mileage or when added to a training program to quickly. Remember any adjustments to a train­ing routine should be done gradually.

One last aspect about speed. Scien­tific studies show that total mileage is a better predicator of injury than train­ing speed.

While doing research for this column, I came across the following formula for speed work. 15% of weekly mile­age should be done at a 5K pace or faster. 15% at a 10 or 15K pace and 70% of your weekly mileage at an easy pace.

Rest. Every runner should incorpo­rate rest or easy days i nto their training routines. If you are doing a lot of speed work, take 2 days off instead of one. You will not be able to progress as a runner if you are chronically fa­tigued. One to two days of rest is essential to any balanced training pro­gram. Constant training depletes your glycogen stores. If you run with mus­cles chronically drained of energy, you start to recruit different muscles. As a result, you stress bones and joints that had not been under stress. This

can greatly increase your risk of in­jury.

Taking an example from another sport, body builders rotate the body parts they work out to allow time for repair. Obviously, a runner cannot run on his hands, so a rest day is in order.

Nutrition. A few thoughts about nu­trition. For every 1% increase of iron stored in your body, your risk of heart attack increases by 4%. Perhaps this explains why runners are healthier then our more sedentary peers. By running, we lose iron through sweat and waste. Give this a little thought next time you reach for your iron sup­plement. The iron RDA for women was recently lowered from 18 mg to 15 mg.

Runners generate and use a lot of 0 2(oxygen). It enhances our perfor­mance, but also breaks down body cells through oxidation. Studies with the antioxidants, vitamins C & E, show that one thousand milligrams of each versus a placebo, decreased this oxidative process. These vitamins can be found in oranges, broccoli, straw­berries, whole grain breads, vegetable oils, red and green peppers.

I hope you have learned something from the above musings. If it wasn’t too disjointed for you, I will do a few more columns with this format.

Mo Emory

Honored for reaching 40,000 miles... Former NOTC President, Mo recently made the 40,000 mile mark and threw a party at Pat Gillen’s in Metairie. Pic­tured is 1991/92 NOTC President Don Brinkman presenting Mo a plaque commemorating his accomplishment from the NOTC.

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Administered by the NOTC

Rick Lusky, Executive Director Chuck George, Race Director

On the morning of Saturday, December 19, 1992, there was not much cause to celebrate. First there was an early morning fog that gave way to a steady rain at noontime. But by 4:00pm, almost all of the over 4,500 entrants had gathered to participate in the 1992 edition, the 5th Anniversary, of the "Celebration in the Oaks Run/Walk" on what turned out to be a very pleasant evening.

For almost all of the participants, this event is non-competitive. This, of course, makes it very unique to the New Orleans roadracing community. But year after year, this event continues to draw a very competitive field of runners. So in 1992, the top 75 finishers (male and female) are listed (in alphabetical order) for your review. If you take the time to read the results, you'll find that the men’s leader was Desmond O’Conner, who completed the 2 Mile course in 9:30 flat - that’s 4:45 per mile! Pam Williams also posted an excellent time of I 1:25 in leading the women finishers. While congratulations are in order for all the runners, it was equally as rewarding to see so many clubmembers simply walking with their families.

Santa again made an appearance before the race. He handed out hundreds of Light Sticks (compliments of American Cynamid) to kids of all ages. This year’s event also marked the inauguration of a new pre-race feature, the LITE-105 Costume Contest. Over 105 prizes were given out on race day. Thank you, to everyone who costumed, but a special thanks to the staff of WLTS (Bob Mitcnel and Chris Bryant) who made this aspect of the race possible.

The staff of Swiss Miss and Standard Coffee Company again hosted a fabulous Post-Race Party. In addition to the hot chocolate and coffee, Kentwood served water and 10-K, the Keebler elves furnished cookies, and Sathers Candies contributed star-bursts mints for all to enjoy.

These sponsors provide both their product and an enthusiastic crew of volunteers who do a fantastic job helping to distribute the refresh­ments to one ana all. It was evident that every­one attending appreciated both the refresh­ments and the efforts of all the volunteers that make this race and the Post-Race Party possi­ble.

Aspecial thanks to the management of City Park, The Botanical Garden, and the 1992 Celebration in the Oaks organizing committee for taking a more active role in promoting this year’s event. Their work, along with the coop­eration of the Crescent City Classic, had a noticible effect on the financial results of the race. This year, Race Organizers were able to present them with a check for over $6,600.00.

On behalf of all the race organizers, sponsors, and volunteers, thank you participating in this year’s event, have a Happy New Year, and we look forward to seeing you at next year’s race.

Celebration in the Oaks, 12/19/92

(in a lp h b e tica l order)Place Name Time Pace # Age67 Luis Albert 13:10 6:35 7 2155 Alton Ashford 12:47 6:24 3 1342 Rusty Bernard

Jon Beyer Tony Blakeney M ark Bonner

12:24 6:12 10 3416 11:06 5:33 3 1857 12:48 6:24 12 3634 12:08 6:04 8 3437 D ustin Branton 12:14 6:07 9 1519 Roger Brown

Ellis Brown11:12 5:36 2 44

22 11:26 5:43 5 1521 George Buch 11:25 5:43 7 3750 Lenard Gager 12:37 6:19 11 1660 G ilbert Castillo 13:02 6:31 13 38

3 Wayne Chenet Michael Couvillion

10:00 5:00 1 2017 11:08 5:34 4 1636 Chuck Cusimano 12:13 6:07 8 1554 Charles Cusimano 12:44 6:22 11 3961 Kirk DeMara 13:02 6:31 14 3738 Lou Dendinger 12:14 6:07 1 4544 Bobby Desiardins 12:28 6:14 11 3470 Scott Devine 13:16 6:38 13 3211 Mike Diorka 10:57 5:29 1 445312

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14 Frank Flannery 11:02 5:31 2 1641 Ben Flockton 12:17 6:09 2 14

Mens 2 Mile Results(in a lp h b e tica l order)

Place Name Time Pace # Age5 Greg Forbes

Keith Frickey10:10 5:05 2 36

27 11:39 5:50 9 3668 Trey G arrity

Jeffery Gassen13:12 6:36 2 11

73 13:24 6:42 14 3047 Jeff Gohd 12:36 6:18 10 3924 Robert Gonzalez 11:34 5:47 8 3663 Baldwin Goodell 13:04 6:32 13 1840 Frank Gordon 12:15 6:08 9 3226 Garrick Graebe 11:38 5:49 6 1971 George Green 13:19 6:40 8 21

4 Mike Grigo 10:09 5:05 1 3464 Chad H arris 13:07 6:34 5 2335 David H urd 12:10 6:05 1 1430 Robert Jordan 12:03 6:02 7 3128 Jeffrey Klumpp 11:53 5:57 7 1643 Michael Lauterbach 12:26 6:13 6 2875 Charles Lesher 13:25 6:43 6 42

6 Darius Lewis 10:29 5:15 2 2033 Kelly McHale

Bobby Molle12:07 6:04 4 27

59 12:57 6:29 4 1372 Adam Moore 13:20 6:40 14 16

8 Todd Munch 10:45 5:23 2 2531 Adrian Newby 12:03 6:02 3 4069

1Papa Noel Desmond O’Connor

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62 Michael Parks 13:03 6:32 1 1229 B rent Perrin 12:00 6:00 6 3425 Kevin Pi let 11:35 5:48 5 3052 Robert P iner 12:43 6:22 12 3266 Russell Pomarilo 13:10 6:35 6 23

7 Bill Roach 10:32 5:16 3 3510 Andy Roddick 10:51 5:26 1 1523 Glen Romero 11:28 5:44 4 345149

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2 Tom Sawyer 9:42 4:51 1 2613 Darryl Smith 11:02 5:31 3 3318 Lester Smith 11:10 5:35 6 399 Bryan Smith 10:49 5:25 2 30

20 Paul Stevedlein 11:15 5:38 3 2639 Drew Story 12:15 6:08 5 2915 Eric S tuart 11:03 5:32 5 3756 M ark Wahle 12:47 6:24 7 2765 Richard Watson 13:07 6:34 5 4045 Steven Weihing 12:30 6:15 4 2046 Robert Williams 12:35 6:18 2 4658 Dana Wilson 12:56 6:28 12 1774 Wayne W inkler

Stefan W ismar13:25 6:43 15 30

48 12:36 6:18 10 1832 Jerry Yager 12:05 6:03 3 24

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Celebration in the Oaks, 12/19/92

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Womens 2 Mile Results Womens 2 Mile Results(in a lp h b e tica l order) (in a lp h b e tica l order)

Place Name47 D ana Ashley35 Rhea Avenel 19 Jingle Belle 26 P at Blackburn64 Jessica B lanchard51 Michelle Braud45 Lillian Brown 10 Xan Busch39 M argaret C aldarera12 Jennifer Canfield59 P atty Carey15 Chaloux

7 Staci Cusimano 6 Dancer

71 Robin Dempsey13 Freddye Diaz 24 Ashley G arrity36 Jody Gates60 Heidi Gibson74 Eileen Hagardorn 44 Peggy H arper 22 Christine Hernandez48 Holly28 Shelley Holmes 43 Nancy Jacobs41 Tami Jenniskens 33 Leslye Johnson56 N ita Kleyle46 Ann Knight16 B arbara K unneth42 Stephanie Lagarde52 Elizabeth Levy49 Erin MacStravic57 M arlene M arkel 18 Ginger Mason 67 Jud ith Maxwell

9 Rachel M equet

Time Pace # Age16:43 8:22 9 2516:09 8:05 3 4415:01 7:31 na15:27 7:44 3 3917:40 8:50 6 1816:52 8:26 2 1016:36 8:18 10 3313:55 6:58 1 2616:15 8:08 6 3814:01 7:01 2 1817:24 8:42 8 3914:31 7:16 1 4513:32 6:46 1 1213:25 6:43 na17:55 8:58 17 3314:07 7:04 2 3915:22 7:41 3 1516:09 8:05 1 5317:28 8:44 3 2417:59 9:00 12 3716:34 8:17 6 4015:18 7:39 6 2616:45 8:23 na15:35 7:48 4 1816:34 8:17 5 4016:20 8:10 9 3316:05 8:03 5 3617:14 8:37 7 3916:40 8:20 1 5714:45 7:23 4 2816:30 8:15 2 2316:53 8:27 1 816:47 8:24 11 3017:16 8:38 13 3315:00 7:30 3 3217:51 8:56 8 4413:50 6:55 1 16

Place Name68 Andrea Merdi62 Bobbie Miles66 Elizabeth Mozzillo 34 Janel Mumme63 Melissa Olivier54 Odalys Pineda 58 Liz Piner75 Patricia Post69 Prancer14 Beth Ribblett

2 Kris Richardson 50 Emily Rickert21 Cheryl Robichaux55 Sherrie Romero 32 Linzy Rosman72 Ronda Ruiz 20 Sue Sabrio70 Erlinda Santos 25 Lynne Schall29 Julie Schneider 61 Julie Silbert73 Danielle Simon

3 Rosanne Simons 31 D eanna Sm ith 53 Carol Smith27 Debi Sterk30 Jo Ann T etreault 65 Paula Toal37 Michelle Valentine38 Virginia

5 Vixen17 Sarai W eathersby 23 Frances Wegener 40 Carolyn Weigand

1 Pam Williams 11 Sue Williams

8 Beth Woodworth4 Kimberly Wooten

Time Pace # Age17:52 8:56 10 2717:32 8:46 9 3517:45 8:53 10 3716:07 8:04 7 3217:38 8:49 16 3316:56 8:28 5 1917:20 8:40 14 3118:05 9:03 9 4217:54 8:57 na14:21 7:11 3 2813:08 6:34 1 2116:50 8:25 1 1015:10 7:35 5 2517:08 8:34 12 3116:01 8:01 4 3917:57 8:59 11 2615:09 7:35 1 4217:54 8:57 11 3715:24 7:42 7 2815:39 7:50 8 2717:31 8:46 15 3417:59 9:00 2 813:10 6:35 1 3415:56 7:58 2 4316:53 8:27 7 4415:34 7:47 5 3215:45 7:53 6 3417:44 8:52 2 4616:10 8:05 8 3316:11 8:06 na13:22 6:41 na14:58 7:29 2 1315:21 7:41 4 3016:17 8:09 4 4011:25 5:43 1 3813:59 7:00 2 2713:35 6:48 1 1313:14 6:37 2 33

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Chuck George, Race Director Administered by the NOTC

The Wall, 12/20/92

Lakefront, New Orleans30K and 15K State Championship

A large field of over 300 turned out on the Lake Pontchartrain Lakeshore Drive course for the 14th Annual WALL-30 Kilometer State Championship.Warm weather had the early leaders of the race D arol T im berlake and Paul Waggenspack bowing out to finish the 15K race at 54:30 and 55:08. Baton Rouge’s GrandMasters Francis Ard took overall hon­ors in the womens 15K with at 1:07:56.On the second of two 15K legs, Mark Kelly established a seemingly comfortable lead over Bryan Smith and the rest of the field. The regionally recognized triathlete faltered in the last few miles and was overtaken by Bryan Smith who went on to victory in a time of 1:55:03. Times were very slow due to very unseasonably warm weather. Alot of credit should go to the volunteers at the well man­aged and numerous water stations on the course. Mark took second at 1:55:47 and was followed closely by Dr. Pat who swept past several runners in the last few miles for third at 1:56:00.Carole Smith kept her womens overall title with a 2:06:07 time. Laura Guerrero and Yvonne Lee followed at 2:11:15 and 2:20:24. Rene De Latour pushed to a very fast 1:36:41 in the wheelchair division.Thanks to these volunteers: Karen Burgess, Don Brinkman, Benny Dupuy, Monica Wonycott, Gwen Lund, Carolyn Johnson, Pat and Jay Zamora, Rosalee Whiteman, Frank LeBlanc, Josie Lyons, Josie Gaille, Martha Georee, Ingrid James, Gloria Avila, Elisabeth Van Battum, Mary Ann Louviere, Lori Burg, Louis Burg, Ray Kloiber, Karren Kloiber, Jerry Horn, Louis Horn, Lynn Wilderman, Rick Wilderman, Benny Dupoy, Lucinda He­bert, Tara LeBlanc, Larry Lewis, Tim Jeansonne, Frances Madary, Leon Legendra, Linda Bauer, Ellis Bauer, Peter Cadoo.

The WALL-30K State Championship

1979 Richard Mantooth 1:47:22Jeannie Blair 2:24:35

1980 Frank Trammel (Record) 1:40:14Melissa Uchitelle 2:18:48

1981 J.C. T rettin 1:50:39M argaret T urner

1982 Jeff Whitlock2:24:451:43:37

Lucy Armstrong 1983 Kent McDonald

2:17:501:41:34

Jenn i Peters 2:02:141984 Chris Brockwell 1:49:48

Jenni Peters (Record) 1:55:451985 unknown1986 Delfino Peres 1:56:47

Betty Boppart 1987 Keith Iovine

2:14:151:47:22

Sandy Harvey 1988 M ark M alander

2:09:281:46:36

Patricia Munz 2:21:451989 Joe Pardo 1:52:30

Yvonne Lee 2:16:001990 Eugene Dedeaux 1:50:31

Denise Billiot 2:05:231991 Eugene Dedeaux 1:47:31

Carole Smith 2:07:481992 Bryan Smith 1:55:03

Carole Smith 2:06:07

Mens 15 Km Results Womens 15 Km ResultsPlace Name Time Pace # Age

i Darol Timberlake 54:30 5:51 1 222 Paul Waggeuspack 55:08 5:55 1 403 Roger Brown 57:13 6:08 2 444 Felton Suthon 58:58 6:20 1 345 I Lewis 1:00:00 6:26 1 376 B arry Canzoneri

Bob Hodges Richard Wade

1:02:08 6:40 2 367 1:02:08 6:40 2 348 1:03:33 6:49 3 419 George Aucoin 1:03:34 6:49 3 34

10 Kicky H aas Geoff Rose

1:04:11 6:53 4 3311 1:04:37 6:56 3 3512 John Brocato 1:05:32 7:02 5 3213 Kevin Beatty 1:07:35 7:15 6 3414 Chad Rov 1:08:00 7:18 2 2315 Jeff H annusel 1:08:07 7:18 4 3816 Tillman Lapeyrouse 1:08:15 7:19 1 4517 Jim m y MacStrvic

Patrick Ma1:08:20 7:20 7 30

18 1:08:25 7:20 5 3619 Brian Doubleday 1:08:30 7:21 8 3120 Chris Singley 1:08:34 7:21 1 1621 Bill Ary

Benny Dupuy Leonard Reed

1:09:10 7:25 9 3122 1:09:29 7:27 4 4223 1:10:26 7:33 10 3324 M ark Johnson 1:10:32 7:34 6 3725 David White 1:10:40 7:35 7 3826 Sherwin Landry 1:10:49 7:36 5 4227 Jose Abadin 1:10:52 7:36 8 3628 Julio Orozlo 1:11:13 7:38 11 3129 Vincent G iardina 1:12:36 7:47 6 4030 Fred Pepper

F rank Jennings1:12:44 7:48 12 34

31 1:12:47 7:49 13 3332 Robert A utenreith 1:13:22 7:52 7 4133 Norman Johnson 1:13:31 7:53 9 3734 C hester Vidacovich 1:13:39 7:54 8 4235 W alter Was 1:13:40 7:54 9 4436 Jared Culotta 1:13:54 7:56 10 3537 Pershing Delaup 1:13:58 7:56 1 5138 Alan Burgard 1:14:00 7:56 10 4439 Chris Hakenios 1:14:15 7:58 14 3440 Rick Lara wav 1:14:16 7:58 11 4141 Bruce Kofran 1:14:17 7:58 15 3442 Michael DeRouen 1:14:26 7:59 2 4543 Alvin Roussel 1:14:36 8:00 3 4744 Scott H ildebrandt 1:14:40 8:01 16 3045 Carlos Galceran 1:14:55 8:02 11 3946 Davis Ferguson 1:15:10 8:04 2 5047 Laurence Sanchas 1:15:30 8:06 12 3548 Oscar Carrillo 1:15:54 8:09 1 2549 Robert Murphy 1:16:20 8:11 3 5050 Randy Alano

Jim Weir1:17:06 8:16 13 36

51 1:18:25 8:25 12 4352 Bill Cohen 1:19:00 8:29 1 6153 Leo O’Neill 1:19:00 8:29 14 3554 John Melvin 1:19:36 8:32 4 4655 R McLauchlin 1:21:00 8:41 5 4956 John Johnson 1:22:03 8:48 1 5757 Patrick Judge 1:22:30 8:51 15 3758 Brvon Biondolille 1:23:00 8:54 2 1659 John White 1:23:33 8:58 6 4760 Chuck Schuth 1:23:53 9:00 13 4061 Tou Plowep 1:24:08 9:02 14 4062 Jack Hayes 1:24:38 9:05 4 5163 Not Available na64 F Davis 1:25:09 9:08 5 5165 Gene Bischoff 1:25:22 9:10 16 3866 A1 Kurtz 1:25:42 9:12 6 5067 Rudv Smith 1:26:05 9:14 7 5068 J Fenasci 1:26:11 9:15 2 5669 Frank Calangeco 1:26:50 9:19 7 4770 Mike White 1:26:53 9:19 17 3871 Jim M auldin 1:26:55 9:20 8 4972 Truls Bierke 1:26:57 9:20 na7374

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75 Pete Wiechert 1:27:50 9:25 8 5376 David Segrave 1:28:00 9:26 9 5177 Henry Plemer

Charles Pizaaz1:28:24 9:29 11 49

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Place Name Time Pace # Age1 Francis Ard 1:07:56 7:17 1 542 Freddve Diaz 1:11:57 7:43 1 393 Ida Richards 1:15:45 8:08 2 384 K athy Navid 1:18:52 8:28 1 245 M arianne Garvey 1:20:00 8:35 1 316 Yvette Suffern 1:22:00 8:48 1 277 Susan Innés 1:23:20 8:56 3 378 Cathy Mitchell 1:23:53 9:00 4 359 Til lie Clark 1:23:55 9:00 1 45

10 Gloris Elliott 1:25:00 9:07 5 3611 Donna Miers 1:25:07 9:08 6 3912 Cheryl Creswell 1:27:35 9:24 2 4713 K athy Pepper 1:28:00 9:26 2 3414 Linda Dorcheos 1:28:00 9:26 2 2815 M aureen Haney 1:29:29 9:36 7 3916 K athy H unt 1:29:32 9:36 3 3417 Tommie Robertson 1:29:56 9:39 2 5018 Linzy Rosman 1:31:00 9:46 8 3919 Bobbie Miles 1:32:15 9:54 9 3520 Val Andrews 1:33:08 10:00 1 4121 Sally Davis 1:39:20 10:39 2 2222 Pattie McCullough 1:41:50 10:56 3 5023 Jov Bourgeois 1:43:10 11:04 3 2024 Lua H ebert 1:43:17 11:05 3 4625 Zoe Tanner 1:54:00 12:14 2 4426 JL Pagnac 2:03:41 13:16 4 48

Henry Plemer, Glad He’s Finished

Darol Timberlake Wins The 15K

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The Wall, 12/20/92Mens 30 Km Results Mens 30 Km Results Womens 30 Km Results

Place Name Time Pace # Age1 Bryan Smith2 M ark Kelly3 Dr P at4 Chris Williams5 John Ruibal6 Bruce Davis7 Phil Seeber8 Christopher Nemeth9 Larry Tidwek

10 Chuck Farrell11 Pablo Labadie12 Mike Diorka13 Boom Belkoudie14 Miguel Callejas15 Luke Ponseti16 Kevin Reim herr17 David Sears18 Keith Falgoust19 Nicki Miles20 Frosty21 Carroll Smith22 Robert DeMars23 Nelson Belou24 Will Hohenschutz25 Stephen Gibbons26 Philip Bonner27 Jim M arsalis28 B rent Bueche29 Ricky Childress30 Jaim e Avila31 Alan Oulliber32 Kevin Pilet33 Robert Williams34 A1 Dehon35 Joe McCaffrey36 Garu Stein37 David L irette38 Des Mothe39 Ray Davis40 Samuel Field41 Alan Hayes42 Ju s tin Lunsford43 S tu art Aprill44 M ark Barrilleaux45 Brian Arv46 M anuel Gardberg47 Bill Lowrey48 Dexter Jarre ll49 Sidney Lynam50 M ark Bonner51 Phil Gioia52 Don Lee53 John Wilson54 David Mouton56 Don Penner57 Mohan Obilisundar58 Ray Comingore59 B rian Story60 David Guizerix61 W arren Borue

1:55:03 6:10 1 301:55:47 6:13 1 291:56:00 6:13 1 431:57:39 6:19 2 321:59:30 6:25 2 292:00:42 6:28 3 332:01:01 6:30 4 302:01:15 6:30 2 432:02:55 6:36 1 362:03:13 6:37 2 392:04:52 6:42 3 272:06:18 6:47 3 442:06:37 6:48 4 422:07:40 6:51 5 332:08:35 6:54 3 372:09:12 6:56 6 312:09:13 6:56 1 462:09:21 6:56 7 302:09:39 6:57 4 352:10:14 6:59 5 382:10:40 7:01 5 442:13:01 7:08 8 322:13:43 7:10 6 362:14:24 7:13 7 352:14:45 7:14 4 282:15:30 7:16 8 362:15:55 7:17 2 482:16:02 7:18 9 312:16:22 7:19 10 322:16:52 7:21 3 472:18:00 7:24 9 372:18:21 7:25 11 302:18:36 7:26 4 462:18:46 7:27 1 512:19:05 7:28 1 552:19:56 7:30 5 462:20:03 7:31 10 392:20:30 7:32 6 432:21:06 7:34 11 372:21:10 7:34 5 252:23:15 7:41 12 372:23:21 7:41 1 162:23:23 7:42 1 222:24:30 7:45 13 372:24:40 7:46 6 282:25:16 7:48 7 432:25:48 7:49 8 402:25:49 7:49 12 332:27:32 7:55 14 362:28:58 7:59 13 342:29:20 8:01 9 412:29:24 8:01 2 582:29:28 8:01 6 452:29:56 8:03 7 492:31:05 8:06 15 392:31:31 8:08 14 342:31:50 8:09 10 402:32:15 8:10 15 342:33:07 8:13 16 322:33:21 8:14 16 37

Place Name62 Brian Thompson63 John Jordan64 Fred Bradley65 Michael Barbee66 Paris G autreaux67 D arren W arren68 Carl Barbier69 A rtD elaup71 Randall Lillich72 Keith Dralle73 CE Goudeau74 John Butler75 Steve Morris76 Lunsford78 E arl Hellmers79 Fardrel Guice80 CE Bush81 Chip Marz82 Don Miers83 Michael Donohoe84 CL Mathews85 Tommy Miller86 Lloyd Williams87 A bFlynt88 Cecil St.C lair89 Butch Provo90 Joel Huchin91 P at Bowen92 Bill Neville93 George Domas96 R ickS tu tts97 Andrew Cocee98 Peter W eaver99 Bill Jennings

100 GR Charron101 Greg Barnes102 R icky Garvey103 D anFacko104 Dexter Tom105 Francis B raud106 Peter Caddoo107 Henry Schlosser109 Jim Cook110 Dave Clark111 B arry Barrios112 Charles Doile113 John Peake114 Frank Kraus115 Jaim e Olivo117 Norman Shaver118 John Musselm an119 C;offprd Gaitjoer 121 P a t Davis123 Terry Spears125 Gerald Lyons126 Henry Barbe127 Joe G aeta128 GabeAbene129 Jim Strauss130 Brad Crouch

30K Champs Carole Smith and Bryan Smith With Masters Winner Yvonne Lee

Time Pace # Ape2:33:29 8:14 17 332:34:35 8:18 17 392:34:35 8:18 8 462:35:29 8:20 18 382:35:55 8:22 19 362:35:55 8:22 7 292:36:59 8:25 9 482:37:34 8:27 2 532:39:22 8:33 11 402:39:26 8:33 10 492:39:33 8:34 20 392:40:13 8:36 12 442:40:48 8:38 18 322:41:50 8:41 13 432:42:44 8:44 14 432:42:45 8:44 15 402:42:54 8:44 11 462:43:33 8:46 12 452:43:46 8:47 16 412:44:15 8:49 19 322:44:21 8:49 3 512:44:26 8:49 13 462:45:15 8:52 14 492:45:22 8:52 15 462:45:22 8:52 16 452:45:24 8:52 17 492:45:24 8:52 4 542:45:46 8:54 17 402:46:00 8:54 21 362:47:24 8:59 5 502:48:39 9:03 8 282:49:58 9:07 18 462:50:30 9:09 2 222:51:29 9:12 6 532:51:30 9:12 3 582:51:49 9:13 19 452:52:40 9:16 20 342:53:29 9:18 22 352:53:52 9:20 23 392:53:59 9:20 20 452:54:34 9:22 24 382:55:00 9:23 25 372:55:44 9:26 21 332:56:46 9:29 4 562:57:58 9:33 21 492:58:00 9:33 7 502:58:01 9:33 8 533:01:06 9:43 5 553:01:52 9:45 9 543:06:00 9:59 18 403:07:32 10:04 26 393:08:10 10:06 6 583:10:13 10:12 22 473:14:32 10:26 27 363:16:45 10:33 10 533:17:35 10:36 23 463:18:31 10:39 11 503:21:34 10:49 7 583:28:57 11:13 24 473:43:32 11:59 22 32

GJ.CTENew Orleans Track Club, Inc.

Place Name Time Pace # Ape1 Carole Smith 2:06:07 6:46 1 382 Laura Guerrero 2:11:15 7:02 1 293 Inka Mims 2:22:29 7:39 1 324 Yvonne Lee 2:24:59 7:47 1 495 Janel Mumme 2:28:33 7:58 2 326 Susan Arv 2:29:38 8:02 2 287 Rebecca Fariss 2:33:45 8:15 3 288 Debbie Monteaux 2:35:17 8:20 4 259 N egartB arta r 2:35:33 8:21 5 28

10 Jennifer Tuero 2:37:50 8:28 2 3511 Susan Provo 2:38:05 8:29 2 4812 Ginger Mason 2:39:34 8:34 3 3213 Louise Leger 2:44:59 8:51 6 2614 Carol Chaioux 2:45:48 8:54 3 4515 Mary Briner 2:46:33 8:56 1 4116 Liz Davis 2:47:35 8:59 4 3417 Kim Garvey 2:49:33 9:06 5 3218 Connie Carson 2:54:30 9:22 4 4522 Billie Sloss 2:55:40 9:25 3 3623 Susan Lala 2:55:57 9:26 6 3024 Rosario Obilisundar 2:56:06 9:27 4 3525 Angela Dufour 2:56:07 9:27 1 5026 Anne StClair 2:56:45 9:29 7 3227 Gloria Avila 2:58:58 9:36 2 4128 N ita Kleyle 2:59:01 9:36 5 3929 Jeanine Seeber 2:59:12 9:37 7 2730 Pam Seeber 2:59:12 9:37 1 2431 Gail Brown 2:59:43 9:38 5 4732 Tracey Beglant 3:00:10 9:40 8 3133 Paula Herries 3:00:10 9:40 9 3034 Jane Vadas 3:05:35 9:57 3 4035 Patricia Seligman 3:09:00 10:08 6 4536 Necia Lanius 3:13:14 10:22 6 3837 Nancy Jacobs 3:14:32 10:26 4 4038 Shirley Poche 3:20:00 10:44 7 3939 Mallory Poused 3:30:41 11:18 5 4340 Elizabeth Toca 3:31:43 11:21 6 41

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Long Distance NewsMardi Gras Ultra Distance Run

Race Director: Chip Marz Dec 19/20,1992

100 Mile Run Results:

1. Don Aycock4117:27:332. Don Adolph5521:34:583. James Moore 4823:13:364. Dick Hogan4623:29:525. Vic Fulham4526:50:376. Gary Wright4127:14:247. Roy Landston4627:37:158. Gerald Meyer28:41:35

1. Debbie Sassman3423:29:522. Louise Mason3926:54:173. Sylvie Beaumont3928:03:14

Mardi Gras Ultra Distance 50KRace Director: Chip Marz Dec 20,1992

50K Run Results

1. Alexander Thomas293:50:032. Jerry Grace3:57:523. Johnny Frost384:08:424. Don Treadway314:10:385. Paul Gauthe465:16:576. Peter Caddoo385:38:207. Daniel Zamora426:14:338. Mike Leonard486:22:33

1. Rebecca Moore476:48:56

Dallas UltraRunners/Plano Pacers 24/48 Hour Run

Nov 26-28,1992

NOTC's 73 year old Matt Miller sets WORLD RECORD (pending) of 142.92 Miles in 48 hours, placing 4th overall in the race. Also in the field was Chip Marz with a 121.54 mile total.

"How does it feel to set a world record Matt? Chip Marz, himself a seasoned ultra mara­thon runner, had pulled alongside me and was congratulating me on setting a new record. It was fitting that Chip would be there, he has been a mentor and has counseled me in run­ning long distances. I owe a good deal to Chip and his coaching and encouragement."

Look for further info, in an upcoming issue.

SHOE CORNER

by Rick ElmoreHere are a few new models on the market to look at as you get ready for the Crescent City Classic.

ASICS GEL 121Sizes (M) 6-13: (W) 5-11 Retail: $70.00This shoe is a continuation of a style of shoe that has proven to do well with a large number of individuals. Starting from the bottom up, it has an outsole made of solid rubber in the heel for wear and an expanded rubber forefoot for more cushioning. The midsole is made of a two density E.V.A. (a lighter but durable rubber).The area under the arch is firmer to reduce over-pronation. Another added feature is a gel pad, exclusive to ASICS, for extra cushion to the heel. For the price, this line has proven it’s value many times over.

MIZUNO MONDO CLUBSizes (M) 6-1/2-13; (W) 5-11Mizuno is on the move. The largest manufacturer of sporting goods in the world has returned to the running market in the United States.

This particular shoe is designed for a walker/runner who is neutral. If you over-pronate, this shoe will not do the job you need. Yet if you have that type of foot that rolls outward, this could be the shoe for you. The outsole is made of solid rubber for wear. The forefoot has additional grooves for easy break-in. Your midsole is comprised of a single density E.V.A., an additional feature this shoe has is a item called a "Dynamic Heel Counter". It will provide added stability to the forefoot.

Rick Elmore: A native of Brownsburg.IN. He transferred to New Orleans 11 years ago to manage a local Athletic footweat outlet. He is currently employed as manager of PHIDIPPIDES in Metairie. Rick is also an assistant to the Head Track and Field coach at UNO and works with the male and female distance runners. He also is part of RACING U N L IM IT E D , sponsors of m any local Duathlons,Triathons and Roadraces.

WE’RE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY.We know that being the best means really pouring it on. KENTWGDD That’s why the men and women who are giving it their all are getting Kentwood 100% Natural Spring Water. We’re proud of these fine athletes who participate in N.O.T.C. events.Call 821-3333 to receive our special introductory *H2Offer. 100% Natural

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I know Out running and volunteering to work in club rat e* are potentially hazardous activities. I should not enter and run in club activities unless I am medically able and properly trained. I agree to abide by any decision o f a tare official relative to my ability to safely complete the run. I assume all risks associated with running and volunteering to work in club races including, but not limited to. falls, contact with other participants, the effects of the weather, including high beat and/or humidity, the conditions o f the road and traffic on the course, all such risks being known and appreciated by me. I laving read this waiver and knowing these tacts, and in consideration o l yum acceptance o f my application for membership, I. foi myself and anyone entitled to ad on my behalf, waive and release the Road Runners Club o f America, the New Orleans track Club and all sjK>nsors, their representatives and successors from all claims or liabilities o f any kind arising out o f my participation in these club activities even though that liability may arise out of negligence or carelessness on the part o f the |M>rsons nun rod In this waiver.

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