What are treats? They’re miscellaneous
morsels of masters track -- slices of life on the vets circuit
that don’t quite fit under the News, Views or Meets
headings.
Like masters track itself, this Web site evolves and grows
more professional. I look forward to retirement (around
2019) so I can really get serious about this site.
Relax, sit back (like Jorge Birnbaum below at the inaugural
Saddleback Masters Relays) and savor my Treats. And come
back for more. They’re not fattening.
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Features
Mary Macauley's Adventures
World-class W40 sprinter and middle-distance runner
from Oregon kept track of her experiences at Brisbane 2001,
Orono 2002 and Melbourne 2002. Great storytelling, with oodles
of photos.
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The
Mary Libal Story
World-class sprinter Libal (pictured at the Mt. SAC Relays
in late 1990s) has overcome chronic fatigue syndrome
to set world records and win world titles. Doug Binder
tells the Oregon legend's story.
Over
the Hill Track Club profiled in Cleveland, including
Everett Hosack.
Australian
review of Len Olson’s history of masters
track and field
Wallace’s
history of masters
Official
WMA history of
masters track
Stone on Alan Cranston
Stone at San Jose nationals
Stone on age-record holders
Stone on Johnnye Valien
Stone on creatine mania
David Ortman on finish tape
Ortman on wind-aided marks
Ortman on T-shirt promotions
Ortman on meet records
Ortman on meet results
Ortman on keeping weights up
Ortman on elites joining us
Ortman suggests new events
Ortman on masters money
Ortman new year resolutions
Miscellany
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