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WMA vs. WMA? 100K champs conflict with Riccione

Sprinters and fieldfolk, stop reading now. This one is for long-distance runners who thought they might want to compete at Riccione worlds as well as the WMA 100-kilometer championships. Think again. They’re being held at the same time! Annette’s Seite

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Hinton nearly cracks 15 for 5000 meters at age 44

John Hinton of North Carolina ran 15:00.39 to win a munchkin-laden 5000 meters Friday at the Duke Invitational at Durham, N.C. Track photographer Cheryl Treworgy, a witness, writes: “With three laps to go, John was 10 seconds behind the leader

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Michelsohn ices another world record: W65 10,000

Marie-Louise Michelsohn shattered the listed world outdoor record for 10,000 meters Saturday by more than 30 seconds at the freezing USATF Tennessee Assn. Masters Championships. Marie-Louise ran 43:06.12 — 6:56 mile pace — to beat the old record of 43:37.20

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Jeff Mann wins Mathis Masters Mile in year’s best

On a pea-soup foggy morning at San Francisco State University, 43-year-old Jeff Mann of Reno, Nevada, ran like a red-hot chili pepper to win the masters mile Saturday, reports Michael Fanelli, event maestro. Mike writes: “Some of 2007’s top 40+

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George Mathews proposes award in Pataki’s honor

A couple weeks ago, as Lad Pataki was struggling with brain cancer, thrower and former USATF Masters T&F Chairman George Mathews sent a note to Lad via Lad’s close friend, Ed Burke. George wrote: “I have just returned from the

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Site up for USATF masters deca/hep championships

Bill Murray, a world-class M50 decathlete and high jumper, gives us a heads up on the Web home of this summer’s USATF National Masters Decathlon/Heptathlon Championships. The event is June 9-10 at Spain Park High School in Hoover, Alabama. Bill

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400-meter man Ben James proves tougher than cancer

Anyone who’s ever seen Ben James run the quarter knows he’s tough. We didn’t know the half of it. While others were sweltering in Charlotte last August, he was sweating his own mortality — having just learned he had non-Hodgkins

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