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Georgetown's
Dylan Welsh runs alone in first place.
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Scott
Anderson, running in second, anchors for the NYAC.
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Clinton
Bell runs the 1,600 leg for the CPTC. They finished
fifth in 9:58.20.
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Anderson
gradually worked his way up until he was right behind
Welsh with one lap to go.
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Harry
Norton anchors Lynx Elite's team made up of all high
schoolers. They finished seventh in 10:13.36.
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Anderson
ran a great anchor leg to help the NYAC to a 9:50.90
to 9:53.82 victory over Georgetown.
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Much
of the excitement of this race was lost on the spectators
who were cheering on Stacy Dragila in the pole vault
during the race.
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The
masters 3,000m was another exhibition event that produced
a great deal of excitement.
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Doug
Martyn leads Paul Hammond.
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Brian
Pope runs in second place. Part of the race was rabbited
by David Hinga.
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Tony
Young and Pope run 1-3.
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Young
had run 8:22.99 in February but it wouldn't count
as a record because it was on Washington's oversized
track.
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Mike
Platt of the Syracuse Chargers finished 11th in 8:59.35.
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John
Hinton of Fleet Feet finished third in 8:36.79.
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Tom
Doody of Greater Lowell finished sixth in 8:47.47.
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Pope
looked like he might run away from Young in the final
laps, but Young regained his lead to win in a new
American masters record of 8:22.51.
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The
great duel had the crowd on its feet. Pope finished
second in 8:23.70.
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Oregon
graduate Ross Krempley was a new face in the 800 final.
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Andrew
Neugebauer at the start of the 800 final.
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There
was some jostling on the first lap which involved
David Krummenacker.
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