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SUNDRIES
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01: Your limousine could not bring you to the starting
line, because car traffic is banned from the park on weekends.
So you do the next best thing --- you ride your bike to the starting
line, as David Monti does.
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02: Margaret Nolan concurs with the above
opinion, as she explains to Lynn Blackstone --- "There
is no other way to get to the races!"
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03: Stacy Creamer and Stuart Calderwood.
There is color (meaning orange) and then there is the practical
matter of keeping warm.
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04: As far as we can tell, this picture does not
belong on this website since it violates the operating principle
(or is it operating principal?)
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05: The key to a successful team (first-place men's
team and second-place women's team) is a singularity of purpose
and a united front facing the challenges of the world.
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06: Sylvie Kimché and Mary Rosado.
There is no such thing as the over-exposure of the PowerBar logo.
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07: At the post-race get-together at The Parlor,
somebody ordered this unusual meal of a small order of tomato
sauce. This is what gives us runners such bad reputation
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08: A delayed presentation of the Sixth Man Award
by Audrey Kingsley to Craig Chilton. It was
three months ago that the award was first announced, and things
have changed since. Based upon the men's scoring race last
week, Craig's stock has gone up to the Tenth Man Award.
Meanwhile, based upon today's race, Audrey is up for the seventh
woman award ...
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People who get out of bed too early look lethargic until they
get their first dose of caffeine. Sasha has apparent not
had her cup of coffee yet, as she resisted attempts to get her
to smile and even ignored how perilously she is close to being
stepped upon.
MEN'S RACE
MILE 1
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11: Toby Tanser tugs right behind Peter
Sherry (NYAC), a Virginia resident who had qualified for the
US Olympic Trials at 5000m and 10000m
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12: Orange pack running with Alan Ruben,
Stuart Calderwood, Peter Allen and Tom Phillips.
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13: Charlie Stark, and if you look hard and
long enough, you will also find Fasil Yilma.
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14: Rich Hollander, Larry King, Mark
Gumbiner and Blair Boyer
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15: Arthur Cooke
MILE 3.5 (East 92nd Street) (photo
credit: Bola Awofeso)
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21: Toby Tanser is now by himself.
Here is what he has to say about Peter Sherry: "We
ran together to the two mile mark. When he heard the split
of 9:45 called out, he must have thought that it was too slow
and he just stepped on the pedal and took off."
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22: Alan Ruben
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23: Peter Allen
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24: Stuart Calderwood
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25: Noel Comess and Tom Phillips
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26: Graeme Reid and Kevin Arlyck
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27: James Siegel
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28: Jon Weilbaker
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29: Victor Osayi, Vincent Trinquesse,
Charlie Stark, Tyronne Culpepper
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30: Larry King
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31: Rich Hollander
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32: Gordon Streeter
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33: Bob Summers
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35: Blair Boyer
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36: Roger Liberman
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37: Arthur Cooke
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38: Craig Plummer
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39: Jeff Wilson
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40: Jerome O'Shaughnessy, taking it easy
in the middle of his 20-mile run in preparation for the Boston
Marathon
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41: Chip Olsen
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42: How much is that doggy in the window ... ?
MILE 3.9 (East 96th Street)
WOMEN'S RACE
1 MILE (West 91st Street)
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71: Margaret Angell in third place, leading
the chase pack
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72: Stephanie Gould and Margaret Schotte,
not a single orange thread to be seen anywhere on them.
But what of the orange growing out of Stephanie's ears?
They belong to Stacy Creamer!
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73: Shula Sarner, behind Amy Stein
(GNY)
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74: Kim Mannen
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75: Mary Rosado
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76: Sylvie Kimché
3 MILES (CAT HILL) (photo credit:
Bola Awofeso)
3.75 MILES (East 94th Street)
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91: Margaret Angell and the gap on her pursuer
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92: Stacy Creamer, with Margaret Schotte
and Stephanie Gould in the background. This photo
should be read in conjunction with these final times:
Stacy Creamer (CPTC), bib 3911, 13th place, 24:13
Tara Maguire (TRR), bib 3573, 14th place, 24:13
Marisa Hanson (WTC), not in photo, 15th place, 24:15
Michele Magdo (GNY), bib 2508, 16th place, 24:17
Margaret Schotte (CPTC), blue hat+white top+black tights,
17th place, 24:18
Jamie Sutherland (NYH), bib 3209, 18th place, 24:19
Stephanie Gould (CPTC), dark top+black tight shorts, 19th
place, 24:26
This just goes to show you how much can happen in the last 400m
(and especially how our two track runners Stacy and Margaret were
able to improve their positions)
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93: Margaret Schotte, ahead of Stephanie
Gould. Margaret Schotte's pre-race equipment
check: "Look! Not a single piece of orange!"
Her post-race comment: "What you mean there is no picture
of me? I was waving at you when I passed by!"
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94: Shula Sarner, followed by Lauren Eckhart
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95: Audrey Kingsley
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96: Kellie Quinones and Kim Mannen
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97: Sarah Gross
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98: Eve Kaplan (cheered by a French-accented
voice!)
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99: Mary Rosado
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100: Diane Lebowitz
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101: Sandra Scibelli and Mindy Solkin
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102: Ana Echeverri
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103: Carol Tyler
Individual accomplishments:
- Margaret Angell bettered her time of 23:47
of last year to 23:17 this year
- Stacy
Creamer set another PR at 24:13, with a 5:58 last mile.
- Shula Sarner got a personal record by
a stunning amount of three minutes, going from 28+ to 25:02
- Lauren Eckhart's time today should be
considered in light of being flu-ridden during the week.
This is a shame, because she just had an amazing Colgate Games
indoor track series.
- Kim
Mannen, now a track runner instead of a marathon runner,
treated this race as 8x800m knowing that nobody around her is
going to beat her in the last 800m. She set a PR by over
a minute. (P.S. She did not fall off the course)
- Even though she wore a bright orange fleece jacket,
there was not a single picture of Cat Goodridge.
Just as well, since Jerome O'Shaughnessy will not be able
to email her annotated copies ...
Historical note: The women's race was a club
scoring race with a huge turnout. The race was won by Zofia
Wieciorkowska in a official time of 22:03. This means
that the course record of 22:01 held by our Candace Strobach
is safe for another year. Last year, Zofia Wieciorkowska
won in a time of 22:02 and surely would have broken the course record
if she did not have to fight her way through the back of the men's
pack.
Team accomplishment:
- TEAM
PHOTO: Collectively, the team finished in second
place, just two points out. This is one of our best finishes
in years.
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