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The
Masters' Mile led off the action at the 2004 adidas
Boston Indoor Games.
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As
Doug Martyn led the race, we were trying to get used
to using a new camera and flash for the first time.
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Rich
Marion finished sixth in 4:34.85. The race was won
by Craig Fram (not pictured) in 4:28.04.
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The
600m race involved an interesting mix of competitors
with some stepping up in distance and others dropping
down.
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Fred
Sharpe (right) and Lubert Lewis, approximately 100
meters into the race.
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Osmar
dos Santos of Brazil dominate the race, winning in
1:15.90...
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...the
fifth-fastest of all time and well clear of runner
up Lubert Lewis (1:17.56).
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Joey
Woody, who specializes in the 400 hurdles, finished
fifth in 1:18.92.
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Derrick
Peterson warms up for the 1,000m race.
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2003
World Indoor 800m Champion David Krummenacker.
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L-R
on the first lap: Sherman Armstrong, Krummenacker,
Berhanu Alemu and Sam Burley.
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R-L:
Patrick Nduwimana, Nicholas Wachira and Floyd Thompson.
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Armstrong,
the pacesetter, leads through 300 meters.
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Krummenacker
and Alemu hang back amidst the 11-runner field.
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2003
NCAA Outdoor 800m Champion Sam Burley leads 2003 NCAA
Indoor 800m Champion Nate Brannen.
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The
relatively slow early pace prevented anyone from setting
any records here.
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Krummenacker
(L) and Alemu position themselves behind Armstrong.
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The
young guys (David Paulsen, Burley and Brannen) hang
out in the back of the pack.
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Alemu
leads Krummenacker by a small margin with about 300
meters to go.
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Paulsen
leads Thompson and Burley.
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