That's HEDLEY, dammit! Khourys 4.13 Miler: January 20 2000

A moment of silence, please.

A little longer...

I'd like to dedicate this running of Khoury's 4.13 Miler to the memory of Hedy Lamarr, who passed away earlier this week. Man, she was something, a Hollywood sex symbol, starring in such films as Comrade X, Algiers, Boomtown, and Sampson and Delilah. She also just happened to have some brains, too, being the inventor of "frequency hopping", a pre-cursor technology to modern cell phones, and it's still used in some military communications. What's this world coming to, anyway? First Gilda Radner leaves us, then Madalein Kahn, now dear sweet Hedy. You'll be sorely missed.

I clipped my toe nails today.

Men's Open
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1    Sam Eid            26:25
2    Jim Croke          28:28
3    John Evans         28:29
4    Peter Terhune      29:43
5    Liam Lydon         30:33
6    Jim Kinton         32:18
7    Amin Saab          32:19
8    Bill Peregoy       32:46
9    Mike Manoogian     34:23
10   Peter Brook        42:29

Men's Masters
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1    Steve Burton       28:11
2    Steve Pepe         33:05
3    Dave MacLean       35:44
4    Wayne Ramsey       42:28
5    Brian Poli         44:40
6    Dan Solomon        44:41

Women's Open
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1    Katie Griffith     29:43
2    Aileen Mason       30:33

Women's Masters
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1    Nancy Given        29:42