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Canadian correspondent checks in with links, records

Douglas J. Smith, president of the Ontario Masters track club, reports that a fellow photog, Steve Burger, has posted his shots of the WMA regional masters meet this past weekend in Guatemala City. Doug also writes: Brian (Keaveney) has the

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16 Americanos compete in Guatemala WMA meet

Canadian masters leader Brian Keaveney, president of North, Central America and the Caribbean WMA, has returned home from Guatemala City, where close to 500 athletes competed last weekend in the biennial WMA regional meet. From los Estados Unidos were W40

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Wikipedia entry on masters track debated for inclusion

I finally got around to creating a Wikipedia entry for masters track. I labeled it “masters athletics (track and field)” and, like an idiot, began typing away without reading Wikipedia’s rules. Among the edicts: Keep the entry “neutral” in tone

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Joy’s team tops all-comers at DecaNations meet

W45 national champ Joy Upshaw-Margerum might not have done much tutoring, but as women’s coach of Etats Unis (Team USA), her 10 lady athletes helped the United States win yesterday’s seven-country DecaNation meet at the Stade Charlety in Paris. USA

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Sampling of thank-you notes to Charlotte meet director

Despite our reputation for being harsh critics, we masters often show our courteous side. Charlotte nationals meet director Gordon Edwards has shared some notes of praise he received from athletes. Some of these notes also includes minor gripes and questions

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Women’s results for USATF Masters Weight Pentathlon

Up in Wilsall, Montana, last weekend, they threw a little meet for the really serious weightfolk — the USATF Masters Weight Pentathlon. It attracted such legends as Neni Lewis, Carol Finsrud and ever-young Betty Jarvis, in her early 90s. I’ve

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Upshaw-Margerum heads to Paris as DecaNation coach

W45 national sprints/jump champ Joy Upshaw-Margerum has been named women’s coach of the USA national team competing in the DecaNation team event this weekend in Paris. The event pits 10 male and 10 female athletes from eight countries in a

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