Barbara Zampare�lic:;pwinning the W60 ra�e in the Windward

Half-Marathon in Hawaii, M�{!jc1:o�:'i<?) Photo by Tesh Teshima

The "other" Jim O'Neill,XK�MXI!M�

�IMXMMX4' 52, from Holland, Ohio,

races to a 53:27 in the Crim 10-mile

in Flint, Mich., to win the M50-54

division.

Photo by Victah Sailer/ Agence Shot

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Chris Chin Lee (1), meet sponsor, and Zeno

Constance, meet director, WAVA North American

Regional Championships

Photo Rx�XHXR by Linda Pain

Fire-gutted building typical of arson damaged

business district, Port of Spain, Trinidad &

Tobago. Photo by Linda i�xix Pain

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"egional Wfl.YA rorth n Al erican "" headquarters,

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Traditional steel band entertains masters

at closing reception, #AVA North Ameri�an

R-eg-imial C-haml"iunshtps, Trtnidaa ""'&

A'tl"g'CI' s -3--2-6-:'

Photo by Lind� Pain

The Philadelphia Masters distance medley team set anM50-59 WR of 11:49.0 at the Germantown Academy inGermantown, Pa. on July 25. Pictured left to right areDawson Pratt, 54 (440, 58.7), Larry Harvey, 51 (880, 2:16.8), Jim Sutton, 59 (1320, 3:37.4), and Norm Green 58 (1 mile, 4:56.2).

Photo by Jim Hodge

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My all-time favorite racing shoe, N.Vs.,e

Canvas, circa 1970. Narrow and white, with a-�

blue swoosh on the sides, weighing only 5 oz.-----

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with cardboard-thin bottoms and no other support.

Photo by Mike Tj"fflffi. 'IV\ fl ,,,

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