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Top four in the M65 shot put, 2000 Masters

Championships, Boston, (I to r): Len Olson, second;

Bob Ward (U.S. record 13.16m); Len Rosen, third;

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Aff1CJ� Hartshorne Memorial Elite Masters Mile, Ithaca, N.Y., Jan. 20.

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Gordon Retier (#455), of Missouri, surge past Doug

Watson (#723), of Oregon, to finish in 2:16.41 to

Watson's 2:17.45, 2000 Masters Indoor /1/(fR(/i

Championships.

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Britain, (I to r): Francis Scott, Howard Moscrop, Tony Mitchell, and David Elderfield. ")� t}(e

Mike Polansky

Long Island runners after running a special race on

Jan. 14 to quality tor the Metropolitan 3000 at the

Millrose Games, Madison Square Garden, Feb. 2:

Mike Guestalla, 30, Warren St., Robis DeGirmenci,

31, GLIRC, and Don Di Donato, 42, Runner's Edge,

with LITF officials Vice-President Michael Roth (I),

Technical Chairman David Katz (2nd I), and

President Sue Polansky (r). In the Millrose Meet,

Guastella finished third (8:29.36), Di Donato ran a

9:04.52, DeGirmenci did not finish. llv/ Ir fl I(/

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Jerry Johncock, 72, M70 winner (3;34:02), 2000

Huntsville Times Rocket City Marathon, Huntsville,

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Honor Fetherston, W40, in the 2000 Run to the FarSide, San Francisco.

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Angela Scott, New York, W30 gold medalist in the /JJ./lf.1/)(200 and 400, 2000 Masters Indoor Championships,Boston.

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Ruth Heidrich, first W65 (27:52), Bob & Ron's SK, Honolulu, Jan. 14. 11/ ;9-R{/f

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Katsuka Sama, 5_6_, first W5-0-59 (20:44), 2000

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Everett Hosack (c), 98, after setting a U.S. record for

the 35# superweight at the 2000 Masters

Championships, Boston, with officials (I to r): Ollie

Bunch, Gerry Cantor, Pat LaValle, and Ed Daniels.

Joe Guty

The Aura International M40+ 4x400 winning team, Millrose Games,

Feb. 2, New York (I to r): Duane Green, Keith Royster, Jess Norman,

and Darnell Gatling.