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WOMEN'S RACE
MILE 1 (EAST 94th STREET)
MILE 1.2 (West 86th Street)
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31: Wily veteran Margaret Angell running
with patience.
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32: Alayne Adams: "I will have you
know that even though I am from Canada, I don't do well in the
cold. In fact, I have no feeling from the bottom half
of my body."
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33: Lauren Eckhart, with Sue Pearsall
behind. The characterization that we 'borrowed' them
from our middle-distance group for this race is totally incorrect,
because there are no barriers between groups.
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34: Audrey Kingsley
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35: Clodagh Rafferty. Take a good
look at her, because chances are nobody except for Tony Ruiz
has seen her before today.
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36: Sylvie Kimché, with Michelle Santomassino
in yellow
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37: Irene Jackson-Schon
MILE 3.2 (EAST 83rd STREET)
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41: Margaret Angell
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42: Alayne Adams
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43: Kate Crowley
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44: Audrey Kingsley, with Clodagh Rafferty
and Shula Sarner behind. We regret to report that
when those last two got near the photographer, the camera battery
went dead right there and then ...
MILE 3.7 (EAST 93rd STREET)
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51: Coming in third place overall is Gordon
Bakoulis of the Moving Comfort team
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52: Coming in fourth place overall is Margaret
Angell. At this point, she has not seen the clock
yet and when she does, the agony of missing a sub-23:00 time
would hit her.
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54: Alayne Adams, just ahead of Bec
Wassner (MCNY). Alayne started really really slow
in her first race back, and then cranked it up at the end.
She said, "Unfortunately, a four mile race is too short
to give up time in the beginning. I could have probably
chopped down another 15 seconds or so if I had gone out at a
decent pace."
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53: Kate Crowley in her team debut.
She is so new that she has not yet gotten around to getting
team uniforms. She finished third on the team today to
clinch second-place overall team behind Moving Comfort New York.
For both Kate and Clodagh, this was their first race in a long,
long time (XC at Georgetown and Vassar, respectively) so things
will only get a lot better.
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55: Lauren Eckhart
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56: Laurie Jones: "There are probably
only three people in the whole park who recognized me.
And one of them had to be George Wisniewski and the other
Tony Ruiz." The third person told her, "We
can see you from a mile away because of that vintage Michael
Trunkes singlet."
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57: Sylvie Kimché, 1st age group
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58: Mary V. Rosado and Irene Jackson-Schon,
1st and 2nd age group
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59: Sandra Scibelli
MEN'S RACE
MILE 1 (EAST 94th STREET)
MILE 3.2 (EAST 83rd STREET)
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141: Kevin Arlyck, Peter Allen, Tom Phillips.
Kevin earns major style points for air time and shadow length.
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142: Hank Berkowitz, with the Metropolitan
Museum in the background
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143: Noel Comess
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144: Suso Montero
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145: Victor Osayi
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146: Larry King
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147: Vincent Trinquesse
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148: Tyronne Culpepper
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149: Harry Lichtenstein, followed by Luis
Lima
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150: Dion Mulvihill, followed by J.R.
Mojica
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151: Jerry O'Shaughnessy
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152: Otto Hoering, followed by Michael
Rosenthal
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153: Spectator Kim Mannen and her friend
Lisa. Shall we remind that male runner that girl
watching is not good running form?
MILE 3.7 (EAST 93rd STREET)
From Michael Rosenthal:
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171: Snowman finishes race
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172: The start of the women's race
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173: West side --- Gordon Bakoulis (MCNY),
Margaret Angell, Doris Correa (WS), Amy Fredericks
(WS)
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174: Sylvie Burlot
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175: Eve Kaplan, Shula Sarner, Audrey
Kingsley
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176: Mary Minieka
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177: Gordon Bakoulis, 200m from the finish
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179: Margaret Angell
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180: Ana Echeverri, Carol Tyler and
Tony Ruiz
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