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3 bicy cle institute of america inc. 122 east 42nd street, new york, n. y (212) ox The officers, directors and entire membership of the Bicycle Institute of America extend their warmest greetings and most sincere congratulations to the members of the Amateur Bicycle League of America. From your youngest novice rider to your most seasoned veteran, you represent the finest in American sports and epitomize the best that cycling has to offer. DUring this week-long event, man and machine will be put to the severest test in the highly charged atmosphere of a national event. We are confident that each of you will prove worthy of that test. All eyes are upon you during this National Championship event, and you share equally in the excitement and thrills of this annual classic. From all of us in the industry to all of you in the sport, our very best wishes for your success, today and every day. Sincerely yours, S. B. Ross, President Bicycle I nstitute of America The amazing growth of cycling popularity in America in recent years is probably the most powerful grass roots movement in the history of the country. Whole new classes of riders from all walks of life and from all age groups have swelled the ranks of the cycling fraternity to over 70 million people. The officers, directors and riders of the Amateur Bicycle League of America can be justly proud of the role they have played in popularizing bicycling through their dedication to the sport and their constant efforts to elevate competitive cycling to its rightful place on the American sports scene. The National Championship bike races are the culmination of a year of effort. The very existence of this event is a triumph for every participant... every rider is a champion or he wouldn't be here. Congratulations to each and everyone of you. The Bicycle I nstitute of America is proud to be numbered among your true friends and ardent supporters. We wish you all the checkered flag of victory. Sincerely yours, John Auerbach, Executive Director Bicycle I nstitute of America BICYCLE MANUFACTURERS ASSN. CYCLE PARTS AND ACCESS. ASSN. BICYCLE WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ASSN. MERCHANT MEMBER GROUP -1

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5 Organized 1920 Incorporated 1921 LIFE DIRECTORS OTTO EISELE Glenwood Gardens Van Courtland Hous.. Yonkers, N.Y HERBERT HOFFMAN 4 Pauline Place Middlesex, N.J CHESTER NELSEN, SR Natural Bridge St. Louis, Mo Elected Directors ALLEN BELL 111 Taylor Avenue Somerville, N.J JOHN BOX 3581 Henry Street Muskegan, Michigan OREL DuFRESNE 1143 lakeview Detroit, Michigan TED ERNST, JR. 110 N. Sepulveda Manhattan Beach, Calif ROBERT ENRIGHT 4079 Abourne Road Los Angeles, Calif MICHAEL FRAYSSE 680 Rutland Avenue Teaneclc. N.J, DR. ARTHUR friskel 7244 Devonshire Street St. Louis, Mo JAMES GRILL lox Olive Street Neshanic Station, N.J JOHN HOOD, SR Camino La Vista Fullerton, Calif THEODORE KRON 5843 Capri Lane Morton Grove, III NANCY NEIMAN 1792 White Street Lincoln Park, Michigan JEANNE OMELENCHUK Schoenh.rr Warren, Michigan JOSEPH SHAW lox 1631 Los Gatos, Calif KJELD SO RENSEN 1715 Stokesley Rood Dundalk, Maryland GOVERNING BODY OF AMATEUR CYCLING IN THE UNITED STATES ERNEST SEUBERT MIKE MAARANEN JERRY RIMOLDI WILLIAM LAMBART President Chairman, Board of Control Treasurer Secretary 137 Brunswick Road P.o. Box Theta Pia,,, 3210 Byrd Place Cedar Grove, N.J Portland, Oregon Son Diego, Calif Baldwin, N.Y PETER SEN la, SR. ROBERT TETZLAFF HOWARD ALTHOFf 1 st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President 418 Grant Avenue Daves Ave. School 3609 Ca,tleman Av e. Brooklyn, N.Y Daves Ave. St. loui" Mo los Gatos, Calif Welcome, It is my pleasure, on behalf of the Amateur Bicycle League of America, Inc., to welcome all the competitors, their families and our many friends to our 1973 National Championships. Our thanks must be extended to the members of the Northbrook Committee and Milwaukee Wheel men, our hosts, who have made this visit to Wisconsin and Illinois possible. Special thanks must also go to the Bicycle I nstitute of America and the Travelers Insurance Company, whose financial assistance made it possible for us to present National and State awards to many of the competitors. My personal thanks to John Auerbach, whose assistance and advice is most appreciated. Cycling has progressed greatly in recent years. The riders who are competing in the Nationals this week are well conditioned athletes who have spent many months in preparation for these events. They are a credit to our sport and we are proud of them. Therefore I know you will join with me in wishing each and every rider success in the days ahead. Ernest M, Seubert President Amateur Bicycle League of America MEMBER AlliED MEMBER OF THE AFFILIATED MEMB9 UNITI!D STATES OLYMPIC COMMIiMe AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION Of THE UNITED STATES UNION CYCLIST!! INTERNATIONAL~

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7 FINAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS 1973 ROAD EV ENTS NORTHBROOK, I LUNOIS - AUGUST 1-4 National Champiollships Committee: Peter Senia, James Grill, Ernest Seubert Track Chairman: Jim Rossi Road Chairman: Otto Wenz Saturday, July 28, 8 a.m. 1. 'Veterans Road Championsh ip, 40 mi les 2. *Womens Road Championship, 32 miles 3. * Junior Mens Road Championship, 48 miles Sunday, July 29, 5 p.m. Road Awards Presentation Knights of Columbus 1492 West Wisconsin Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Monday, July 30, 4 p.m. Sunday, July 29, 8 a.m. National Convention of Member Clubs of the 4. " Intermediate Boys Road Cham pionship, 12 miles Amateur Bicycle League of America 5. "Senior Mens Road Championsh ip, 120 mi les Holidav Inn 2875 Milwaukee Avenue Northbrook, Illinois Wednesday, August 1-8 a.m. Friday, August 3-8 a.m. Saturday, August 4-6 p.m. 1. Wo mens 3000 Meter T ime Trials 34. Midget Girls Quarter Mile Heats 64. Senior Men Sprint Semi Final (1st ride) 2. Se nior Men 4000 Metp.r T ime T rials 35 Midge! Boys Quarter Mile Heats 65. JlInior Men One Mile Semi Finals 36. Intermediate Girls Ha lf Mile Heats 66. Senior Men Sprint Semi Finals (2nd ride) Wednesday, August 1. 7 p.m. 37. Intermediate Boys Half Mile Heats 67. *\j\iomens Sprint Finals (1st ride) 3. Junior Men T wo Mile Heats 38. Junior Men Three Mile Heats 58. "Midget Girls Half Mile Final 4. Womens 3000 Meter Pursuit Sem i Finals (to qualifv for five mile) 69. "Midget Boys Half Mile Final 5. Ju nior Men Two Mile Sem i Finals 39 Midget Bo vs Quarter Mile S e m l - F inal~ 70. Senior Men Sprint Semi Finais (3rd ride) 6. "Seni or Men Kilometer Flnai (group olle) 40. Intermediate Boys Half rv1ile Semi Finals 7 1. Senior Me n Team Plirsuit Finals 7. Ju niol Men T wo Mile Final 72. Womens Sp l int Finals (2nd ride) 8. ~Sen i or M en Kilometer Final (gl'oup t wo) 73. Se nior Men Sp rint Finals (1 st ride) 74. *I ntermedial Girls One Mile Final Thu rsday, August 2 8 a.m. Friday, August 3 7 p.m. 75. "I ntermedia te Soys One Mi le Final 9. SeniOi Men Pursuit S e mi FIn~ ls 41. Senior Men Sprint 1/4 Finals 76 * Wo mens Sp i-int Finals (3rd ride) 10. M idget Girls One Mile Heal 42. Women s Sprint 1/ 4 F i n al~ 77 >-Se nior Men Sprrm Finals (2nd ri de ) 11 Iv1 ldge t Boys One Mile Heat~ 43. " Midget Girl s Quarter M ile Fi nal 78. *Junior Men One Mi Ie Fin al 12. 1ntermediate Girls T wo Mile Heats 44. "I ntermediate Girls Ha lf Mile Fi nal 79 " Se nior M _ri Sprint F inals (3rd ride) 13. Intermediate Boys Two Mile Heats 45 Sen ior Men Srrint Repecilar ges 80. *SenlQr Men Ten Milt! Fin al 14. Junior Men Ha lf Mile Heats 46. Womens Sprint Repechargcs 15 Sen ior Men Sprint Heals 47. "Midget Goys Quarter M ile Final 16. Women' SprinT Heat' 48. *' ntp.rmediate B ys Hal f Mile F inai 17. Slinlor M!:f1 Sprint Repachilr'ges 49. Sen ior Men Spr int Repechal'ge Final 18. Wortlens Sprlnl RepiII.;harge, 50. Wornens Sprint Repechalge Fi nal 19. Minget Boys OnlO Mile Serni-rinills 51 JlInior Men Five Mil!! Final TRACK EVENTS 20 Intl'rl1l,=l1I1ltP Boy, Twt Mil' Semi Finals 52. Sel1 ior Men Five Mile Heats (to! Ten Mile) Sunday, August 5, 1 p.m_ 21 SPllior Men Srrin l Repdch"lIgt' Firlal TI ack Awards Presentation 22 W(JfT1en ~ Splinl Re p' Cllar [lf' Fina l Aligavers Fireside Re slaurant 2855 Milwaukep Ave nu e Thursday, August 2-7 pm Saturday, August 4. 8 a. m. Northhrook,!" inois 23 Junior M,'n Half Mile Semi Final, 53. Seniol Men Team Pursul! Time 11"1al5 24. SenIor Men SPI inl 1/8 S: inal ~ 54. Womcils Srlillt Semi-Finals (1sr rith':) 25. Midget Girls One Mile Fillal 5S. Midgf't Gill I-Iall Mi l" Heat, 26. M,dget Boy:, Or1l' M ile Flilal 56. Mitlgr!l Boy~ Hdl'f MI I ~ Heat, ' de~i g n ate s hnal ev.nt 2 7. ::'en lor M n Sprlnl Repar.harge!> 57 Intel m~di<jtr. Gill s One Mile Hl'dls 28 "InTermediate Girls Tw Mil, Filla' 58. Intermpdlate Boys Ont: M il," Hf'a ls 2) "Internrtdiatp Boy~. Two Mile Fi n<ll 59 Wumf'ns SPFlIl. em l Fi!ldl (2nd ride ) 30 Senlol Men Sprll', Rl'pecl1argt Fillal 60. Jun ior Men Onp M rlr Heag 31 Jun,')'- Mt'T1 Half Mile FilIal 61 Mlclgel Bo\,s Halt Mile Semi Final> 32. 'Wornem pursl lll Fillais 62. Intermediate Boys One M il e Semi Finals 33 ~S, 'n i( Jr Men Pursuit Finals 63. W(lm ells Sprint Se mi Finals (3rcJ ri de i - 7

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9 NATIONAL ROAD CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES (Continued) Junior Men European Championship Team 1. Kei th Vierra, Northern California 2. Jacques Boyer " 3. Steve Lundgren 4. Dave Perry 5. Hank Tul hurst 6. Dave Mayer Oakes, Texas COLORADO 7. Paul Conrad, Champion 8. Scott Adlfinger 9. John Anderson CONNECTIC UT 10. Mike Nowac zek, Champ ion 11. Kevin Davis 12. Toby Fleming FLORIDA 13. Mari o Patterson, Cha mpion 14. Jose Martinez 15. Joaquin Ruiz 16. Randy Rasmussen ILLINOIS 17. Gus Pipenhagen, Champion 18. James Hertz 19. Danny Van Haute 20. Jam es Rogers 21. Carl Kurz 22. David Cordoba MA RYL AND 23. Tim Wirth, Champion 24. Joseph Kaiser 26. David Davies MI CHIGAN 27. John Byrnes, Champion 28. Pat Nielsen 29. W. Eric Nichols 30. Jim Werner 31. Chris Meingast MISSISSIPPI 32. Pat Hagewood, Champion 33. Wade Rich MISSOURI 34. Brook Watts 35. Ken Stoy NEW MEXICO 36. Paul Johnson, Champion 37. Scott Parker NEW YORK (Northern) 38. Darryl Kissock, Champion 39. Bob Read 40. Rick N oiret 41. Dave Castilloux 42. Steve Kemp 43. Glenn Schneider, Champion (Southern) 44. Paul Durdaller 45. Alfred Givens Jr. 46. Perry Feyk 47. Steve Chow 48. Duncan Staley OHIO 49. John Chamberlain, Champion 50. Justin Kryzanowski 51. John Zulauf 52. Steve Applegate 53. Bob Barco 54. Steve Turner OREGON 55. Matteo Martignoni, Champion 56. Steve Lockwood 57. Michael Griffith VERMONT-NEW HAMPSHIRE 58. Jim Galanes 59. Jean Le Blanc ARIZONA 60. Bruce Braley, Champion 61. Richard Siminski 62. Mark Wilson INDIANA 63. Dale Stetina, Champion 64. Ma rk Dayton 65. Paul Kue IOWA 66. Bill Olmstead, Champion 67. Kyle Hogan 68. Kevin Wa rd KENTUCKY 69. Bob Abraham, Champion 70. Mark Dewart 71. Craig Cam pbell LOU ISIANA 72. Dave Weatherly, Champion MASSAC HUSETIS 73. John Rosato, Champi on 74. Eric De Rivera 75. Peter Mooney NEW JERSEY 76. Ed Ried inger, Champion 77. Keith War d 78. Alan Kerl 79. Fred James 80. Ron Koller 81. Jon Teeter NORTH CAROLINA 82. Bob Allen, Champion 83. Mark Mullinax 84. Michael Boley NORTH DAKOTA-SOUTH DAKOTA 85. Rich Lackmann, Champion 86. Bruce Caulfield OKLAHOMA 87. Steve Jennings, Champion 88. Jim Carlson 89. Gary Groner PENNSYLVANIA 90. John Eustice, Champion 91. Paul Lukas 92. Bela Rossmann 93. Tom Margevicius 94. Gary Getz SOUTH CAROLINA 95. David McConoughy, Champion TENNESSEE 96. James Meyer, Champion 97. David Baird TEXAS 98. Del Blundell, Champion 99. Kevin Bucy 100. David Klenk 101. Hans Schneider 102. Scott Jutson VIRGINIA 103. Tom Schach, Champion 104. Gary Smith 105. Jim Bosco 106. Peter Crowley WASHINGTON 107. Steve Reynolds, Champion 108. Steve Ross 109. Mark Pringle WISCONSIN 110. Les Barczewski, Champion 111. Scott Damuth 112. Dave Spohn -11 Intermediate Boys COLORADO 1. Mike Olson, Champion 2. Jon Geer 3. Felix Greene 4. Alexi S. Grewal CONNECTICUT 5. Steven Pyle 6. Colin Twitchell 7. John Danaher FLORIDA 8. Doug Causey, Champion 9. Brian Moore 10. Jose Perez 11. Mike Lipner I LLI NOIS 12. Dennis Ki lfoy, Champion 13. Richard Vehe 14. Eddy Kron 15. Greg Cook 16. Pau l Kleinaitis MARYLAND 17. Edwin Sl au gh ter, Champion 18. Ronald Kirchner 19. Paul Sorensen 20. Robert Wahby MICHIGAN 21. Scott Frock 22. Todd Teachout 23. Gary Katt 24. Richard Denman 25. David Drobnicki MISSISSIPPI 26. Ken Koening, Champion 27. Paul Alexander?FL Joe Black MISSOURI 29. Gary Kitahara, Champion 30. Stephen Bortnick NEW MEXICO 31. Bill Ancker NEW YORK (Northern) 32. Mark Metcalfe, Champion 33. Tom Montemage Jr. 34. DAve Weincek 35. Mike Reade 36. Phil Read 37. Benny Pavich, Champion (Southern) 38. Juan Lopez 39. Jonathan Cooper 40. Carmelo Ando 41. John Durdaller 42. Mark Madonna OHIO 43. Tim Dull, Champion 44. Phil Kennedy 45. Steve Parks 46. Steve Alexan der 47. Ted Turner OREGON 48. John Dalby, Champion 49. Andy Peake 50. Alan Hills VERMONT-NEW f-iampshire 51. Todd Elle~, Champion 52. E. T. Woodall III ARIZONA 53. Chris Buell, Champion 54. Allan Fenyves 55. Phil Swaim INDIANA 56. Bob Fidler, Champion 57. Scott Strede

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11 58. Scott Kersjes 59. Tim Postel KENTUCKY 60. Brent Schuster, Champion 61. Bill May Jr. LOUISIANA 62. Randy Holmes, Champion 63. Mark Moore MASSACHUSETTS 64. Jeffrey Murdock, Champion 65. Mark Sidall NEW JERSEY 66. Austin Erlich, Champion 67. Michael Walter 68. Tito Bastianelli 69. Kevin Mongiovi 70. Bill Stuart NORTH CAROLINA 71. Steve Tucker, Champion 72. Frank Cordell 73. Bo b Reeves NORTH DAKOTA-SOUTH DAKO TA 74. Bruce Jenki nson, Champion 75. Ken Ham mer OKLAHOM A 76. Gary Moore, Champion 77. Paul Thomas PENNSYLVANIA 78. Alan Fella, Champion 79. Ji m Maguire 80. John Toor SOUTH CAROLINA 81. Mark Kramer, Ch ampion TENNESSE E 82. Russe ll Greer, Ch amp ion 83. Steve Baldwin TEXAS 84. Richard Ainslie, Champion 85. David Hanan 86. Doug Joh nsto n 87. Cliff Boone 88. Preston Dunlap VIRGINIA 89. Mi ke Hickey, Cha mpion 90. Howard Lukens 91. David Jacknin 92. Haig Kondayan 93. John Dixon WASHINGTON 94. Richard Gneh m, Champ ion 95. Thom as Hughes WISCO NSIN 96. Stan Kostuck, Champion 97. John Mingesz 98. Dan Goldberg Veterans COLORADO 1. Jim Crist, Champion 2. Walt Teegarden CONNE CTICUT 3. Will iam Pachard 4. Miklos Nyakas 5. Ha rol d May FL OR IDA 6. Cliff Rasmussen, Champion 7. Ricard Fetterman 8. Lu is Del gado ILLINOIS 9. Bob Reynolds 10. Ron nie Palazzo tr. Henry VanLeuven 12. Fred Walter 13. Rudy Seno 14. Ray Boldt 15. Geral d Basic 16. Fred Leeger 17. Keith Kingbay 18. Valere Van De Vel de MAti y L fo\ l~u 19. Harry Leuse nkam p, Ch am pion 20. John Phillips 21. Vernon Davies MICHIGAN 22. Pedro Wm. Walls Sr., Cha mpi on 23. Stewart Pelton 24. Tom Hill 25. John Box 26. J. Brian Chappell 27. William Shepherd MISSISSIPPI 28. Jim Boone, Champ ion MI SSOUR I 29. Henry Meye 30. Bob Watts NEW MEXIC O 31. Kenneth Tsyitee, Cha mpion OHIO 32. Jerry Meik e, Champion 33. Pat White 34. Watson No rdquist OR EGON 35. Robert Ragsdale VERMONT-NEW HAMPSHI RE 36. Woody Woodall INDI AN A 37. Charles W. Eckert, Champion 38. Jim Cost 39. A. J. Overton L UU '~I ANA 40. Bruce Edwa rds, Cham pion 41. Joseph I\. Reed J. 42. Richard W. Hu ghes IVI ASS ACH USETTS 43. AI Broadh urst, Champion 44. Bill Driscoll 45. Leo Radem ac her 46. Rudy Lahti 47. Jo e Cote NEW JERSEY 48. Lloy d Rake, Champion 49. Ro bert Yard 50. Rudy Kerl 51. Hilton Goo dman 52. John Moll a 53. Frankli n Beatty NORT H CAHOLlI\IA 54. Miles Kelly, Champion 55. Bernard Martof NORTH DAKOTA- SOUTH DAKOTA 56. Donald C. Nelson, Champion 57. Earl Schola OKLAHOMA 58. Ray Martin, Champion 59. Carlos Reames PENNSYLVANIA 60. Robert Ze llev. Champion TENNESSE E 61. James Mugler, Champion 62. Harlan Meyer 63. James Li les TE XAS 64. Pat Patten, Champion 65. Dan iel Boone VIRGINIA 66. C. Wayne Patty Sr., Champion 67. E. Eugene Dixon Jr. 68. Walter Win go WIS CO NSIN 69. Walter Dobke, Champion - 13

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13 WOMENS ROAD AND TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES COLORADO 1. Margaret A. Smith 2. Cory Freyer FLORIDA 3. Mary Row ILLINOIS 4. Martha Jack 5. Sandy James 6. Diane Scadron 7. Lois Gunlogson MARYLAND 8. Ellen H. Dorsey 9. Mary Strasdauskas 10. Katherine Grice MICHIGAN 11. Carole Brennan 12. Eileen Brennan 13. Susan Gurney 14. Susan Novara 15. Sheila Young 16. Helen Morrison 17. Judith DuFresne 18. Virginia Moore 19. Jeanne Omelenchuk NEW YOR K (Northern) 20. Katherine McGuire 21. Kathy McGuire 22. Paula Walter NEW YORK (Southern) 23. Jean Saldana 24. Laura Waverla 25. Patti Stonp. 26. Mari Stadler 27. Ann Kilkenny OHIO 28. linda Hoover 29. Jane Hawk 30. Joanne Conrad 31. Cynthia Butler 32. Barbara Rappaport OREGON 33. Karen Vranizan 34. Virginia Men VERMONT-NEW HAMPSHIRE 35. Kim Mumford ARIZONA 36. Nancy Wilson 37. Jennifer Travis INDIANA 38. Cathy Opolski 39. Adele Johnson IOWA 40. Debbie Bradley LOUISIANA 41. Peggy Keilman MASSACHUSETIS 42. Barbara Amburgey NEW JERSEY 43. Merry Miller 44. Dot Saling 45. Muriel Beaty 46. Karen Moschetto 47. Jody DeNure NORTH CAROLINA 48. Peggy Ramsay 49. Anne Chiwgas 50. Bess Lewis 51. Carol Parmetier 52. Kelsey Kenfield 53. Margaret M. Curtin 54. Jane Allen NORTH DAKOTA- SOUTH DAKOTA 55. Dawn Cummings 56. Mary Elan Schola 57. Ann Davis 58. Mary Esther Schola 59. Erlanne McMahon 60. Beverly Anderson 61. Laurie Nelson OKLAHOMA 62. Jeannie Blackwell 63. Jaylene Howard 64. Vercha Kemp PENNSYLVANIA 65. Mary Jane Reoch 66. Donna Tobias 67. Maria Skinner 68. Vencica Rankin TENNESSEE 69. Mary Geisler 70. Sara Henry 71. Judy Meyer VIRGINIA 72. Barbara Miles 73. Judy Wood 74. Ro Rutherford WASHINGTON 75. Patricia Mclellan WISCONSIN 76. Jenny Laabs 77. Sue Porter 78. Sue Raimann 79. Kim Ragotzkie 80. Jean Koepke 81. Kathleen Weishampl 82. Karen Henderson 83. Kathy Zaborowski 84. Becky Frahm 85. 0iane Mayer -15

14 silver m edllll. t, lind Dale Vergauwen (righ t) bron ze Pres. Seub er1" a n d K enosha ch ai r man Nick Wado (ex trema leff) The R oad Champion, John Ted Waterbury seconds after the judges Champion, Andre Berclaz. H owar cl puts on the press ure reviewed the pictures of the Junior Road on th e final climb 01 tile race. Charnpionship. Les Barczewski won both the Intermediate Track and Road titles. Here he out distances Russ Turpin for the road champ ionship. Bobby Phillips on hi. way to his second Ten Mile Championship. PHOTOS BY RO

15 A tightly bunched pack of Junlo," set up for the f i nal d ash to the tape in one of t he qual ifylng heats. The NaTional Team Pursu It Champions head into the [' nal ~trai!jhtaw.1y on thotr epic r ide. Tho t am ot Tom Snoddon. Cyrlr John~;I)u. Ron Ska r in dlld Butch StirHon turned 10 if sub 5 m in u te performance. B y h er smile y ou would n ever k now t h at O"b b le Bradley had Just completed a 28 m ile r(flll rdce, t) ur, then the th r ill of t i rl e d oes rn uch to T wo proud fathers hold their midget National Champions, Jody Wallner, the girls champ. and Jeff Bradley, I:>oys champion. Clara Tey ssler took the Wome n s Pu r suit T it le. On her IAft i s Don n;) T obi as. silver medal ist. On C lara"s ri ght is E il e e n 8 rell nan. T he pursuiters John Vande Velde p roudly isp l ilys ~l i s j ersey of champions as he is flanked hy ru /lr\l~ r up Dave Chauner (right) and third m.>n Jim Mensching (left). The action in the junior track events proved to be some of th e most exciting racing that a National Champio n ship series ha s ever seen. Here Nelson Saldana heads the field on h is way to victory in t he Half Mile Final. National Sprint Champion, Gary Campbell looks to the tepe In a seml final ride against the always tough Roger Young. F. GEORGE

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17 NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES enior Men 1. Gary Campbell-California (Southern ) 1912 Match Spri nt Champion 2. Steve Woznick- New Jersey, Meter Time Trial Champion 3. Bob Phillips- Mary la nd Mile Champion 4. Ron Skarin- California (Southern ) 1972 Team'Pursuit Champion 5. Cyril Johnson-Californ ia (Southern) 1972 Team Pursuit Cha mpion COLORADO 6. "John Ooz ier 7. Dennis Conrad 8. James Frost 9. Carl Lanham 10. Walter Clarke Ross 11. Chr istopher Brown 12. Robert Lesl ie CON NECTI CUT 13. Pat Bowe 14. Larry Arnold 15. Damian Slivinsk i FLORIDA 16. Ludwic Uebelhauser 17. Ronald Funk 18. Steve Dull 19. Joh n Harlan 20. Ted Th omas 21. Fran k Jenn ings 22. Dave Martin ILLIN OIS 23. "Jim Mensching 24. "Steve Schaefer 25. "Eddy Van Guyse 26. "Bob by Vehe 27. Steve Pederson 28. Mi ke Cavanaugh 29. Paul McCrary MARYLAND 30. "John Dunker 31. "John Grice 32. "James Hargett 33. Peter Walton MICHIGAN 34. "Benji Schultz 35. "Jim Klein 36. "Stephen Savageau 37. *Alan Moore 38. Roger Young 39. Dale Ve rgauwen 40. Neil King MISSISSI PPI-AR KAN SAS 41. Clay Thompson 42. Mi ke Diemer 43. Jerry Bish op 44. l ar ry Savell MI SS OURI 45. Ray Henderson 46. Dennis Deppe 47. Paul Shields 48. Ph ii Friskel 49. Thomas Gee 50. William Roberts 51. Leonard Glock NEW YOR K (Northern) 52. Jim Huetter 53. Paul Sienkiewicz 54. Mike Carnahan 55. Larry Reade 56. Bill Walter NEW YO R K (Soutllernl 57. " Larry DeSario Jr. 58. Harold Gu lbransen 59. "Biago Lubrano 60. "Marc Lobit 61. Preston Handy 62. Jesus Portal atin 63. Nelson Saldana 64. Jonathan Liversay 65. Wi ll iam Cooney OHIO 66. " Bi ll Shook 67. "Ted Waterbury BB. Bruce Uhall 69. "Alan Kingsbe ry 70. Paul Barbou r 71. Mark Tyson 72. Kris Kort~ 73. Randy Dull OREGON 74. "Carl Leusenkamp 75. Randal Shoquist 76. ~ Mark DiNucci 71. Bill Hawley 78. Don Curey 79. Charles Richards ARIZONA 80. Charles Womack 81. Von Ruhsam IND IANA 82. "Greg Mengus 83. Gary Pence Ed Burke 85. Jack Sh oaf 86. Wayne Stetina 87. Mark Holt IOWA 88. Dale Hallberg KENTUCKY 89. Ken Bauer 90. Tom Knight 91. Ed Benjamin 92. Tim Omer 93. Bob Zeman LOUISIANA 94. *Boyd Fink 95. *Mike Wolfson 96. *Bob Per rin 97. " Barrett Leibe MASSACH USETTS 98. Lionel Space 99. Doug Dale 100. Bill Reagan 101. Dave Linden 102. Bi ll Farrell NEW JE RSEY 103. " Dave Chauner loa. '<John Chapman 105. ' Joe Saling 106. Alan Bell Dave Boll NORTH DAKOTA-SOUTH DAKOTA Forrest Davis Davi d Steward 110. "Earl Schola "Robert Barden 112. Alan Korslein 113. Bob Reeta OKLAHOMA 114. *Gary Holder 115. "Scott Kallenberger 116. "Tom Pierce 117. "Steve Jennings 118. Gary Holder -'9 PENNSYLVANIA 119. Gerry Casale Jr Bo b Margevicius 121. Jerry Oravec 122. Robert Zelley 123. Al ex Young 124. All en Williams 125. Crai g Currie TENN ESSEE 126. *Ronal d Wilson, 27. "J ohn Meyer 128. " Edgar Tinsley 129. ' Bob Berh ow TE XAS 130. Craig Roberts 131. Bob Bridge 132. Tom Hutchinson Jr. VI RGINIA 133. Chris Meerman 134. Frank Pabian 135. Wil li am Harlan 136. Mike Bell 137. Tom Roberson 138. Gene Di xon WASHINGTON 139. Roger Hotel ling 140. Bruce Magnuso n 141. Steve Ph illabaum 142. Mark Straker 143. Gerry Baker WISCONSIN 144. Peter Millward 145. James Ochowicz 146. Don Maegli 147. Dan Haferman 148. Dan Werve *designates 4000 Meter Team Pursuit Junior Men Eu ropean Championship Team 1. Leigh Barczewski-Wisconsin 2. Les Lucy-California (Southern) 3. leroy Gatto-California (Northern) 4. Howard Taylor-Georgia 5. Scott McLean (California (Southern) 6. Dave Butterworth-New Jersey 7. Mark Ernest-California (Northern) CO LO RADO 8. Paul Conrad, Champion 9. Scott Adlfinger 10. John Lee CONNECTICUT 11. Toby Fleming FLORIDA 12. Mario Patterson 13. Jose Martinez 14. Randy Rasmussen 15. Ron Wray ILLINOIS 16. Gus Pipenhagen, Champ ion 17. Danny Van Haute 18. Rick Strilky 19. Carl Kurz 20. Mark Lowrey 21. Greg Berg

18 MARYLAND 22. lim Wirth, Champion 23. Victor Wahby 24. Kennetfl Sorensen 25. Dave Davies MICHIGAN 26. Patrick Nielsen 27. John Byrnes 28. Tom Schuler 29. W. Eric Nichols MISSISSI PPI 30. Pat Hagewood, Champion 31. Wade Rich MISSOURI 32. A. C. Nelson III, Champion 33. Ji m Montgomery NEW YORK (Northern) 34. David Castilloux, Champion 35. Darryl Kissack 36. Bob Read 37. Ron Cooper NEW YOR K (Southern) 38. Alfred Givens, Champion 39. James Connolly 40. Paul Du rdaller 41. Marc Carpin 42. Chris liversay 43. Timoth Givens OHIO 44. Justin Kryzan owsk i, Ch ampion 45. Steve Applegate 46. Ian Talcroft 47. Rick Oberle 48. Bo b Barca 49. Steve Turn er ORE GO N 50. Jim Lewis, Champi on ARIZONA 51. Joh n Ball, Champion 52. Cliff Mc Creedy 53. Bruce Braley IN OI ANA 54. Dale Stetina, Champion 55. Mark Dayton 56. Paul Kue KENTU CKY 57. Bob Abraham, Champi on 58. Mark Dewart 59. Craig Ca mp bell NEW JERSE Y 60. Mari an o Cam acho, Champion 61. Keith Ward 62. Ron Koller 63. John Axt 64. Alan Kerl 65. Ed Ri edi nger NORTH DAK OTA-SO UTH DAKOTA 66. Bruce Caufield, Champ ion 67. Rich Lackmann OK LAHOM A 68. Steve Jennings, Champion 69. Jim Carl son 70. EI don Brown PENNSYLVA NIA 71. John Eustice, Champion 72. Gary Getz 73. Bel a Rossmann 74. Mike Fella 75. Tom Margeviciu s TENNESSEE 76. James Meyer, Champion 77. John Foster TEXAS 78. Del Blundell, Champion 79. Kevin Bucy 80. David Klenk 81. Scott Jutson 82. Tim Garvey NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRIES (Continued) VIRGINIA 83. Gary Smith, Champion 84 Tom Schach 85: Jim Bosco 86. Pe ter Crowley 87. Brian Morra WASHINGTON 88. Doug Sigel, Champion 89. Richard Snavely WISCONSI N 90. Les Barczewski, Champion 91. Scott Damuth 92. Jim Gulczynski Intermediate Boys COLORADO 1. Bryan Matzdorff 2. Jon McClurg 3. Tony Comfort FLORIDA 4. Dough Causey 5. Gus Corp 6. David Spong ILLI NOIS 7. Denn is Kil fo y 8. Richard Vehe 9. Eddy Kron 10. Anthony Palazzo MARYLAND 11. Paul Sorensen 12. Ronald Kirchner 13. Robert Wahby 14. Dennis Davies MICHIGA N 15. Todd Teachout 16. Richard Denman 17. Scott Miller 18. Scott Frock 19. Mark Mill er MISSISSIPPI 20. Ken Koenig 21. Paul Alexander 22. Gary Rich MISSOURI 23. Gary Kitahara 24. Tim Quinlan NEW YORK (Sou thern) 25. Juan lopez 26. Benny Pavich 27. Carmela Ando 28. John Du rdaller 29. Daniel Visentin OH IO 30. Phil Kennedy 31. Tim Dull 32. Steve Parks 33. Ted Turner 34. Ken Barco OREGON 35. Andy Peak e ARIZ ONA 36. Allan Fenyves INDI ANA 37. Bo b Fidler 3B. Scott Stre ke 39. Sc ott Kersjes 40. Jim Postel KENTUC KY 41. Clark Com bs 42. Brent Schuster 43. Bill May Jr. MASSACHUS ETTS 44. Jeffrey Murdock 45. Arthur Hoener NEW JERSEY 46. Au stine Erlich 47. Mike Walters 48. Tim O'Brien 49. Alan Kowal 50. Bruce Donaughy NORTH DAKOTA-SOUTH DAKOT.A 51. Ken Hammer PENNSYL VANIA 52. Alan Fella 53. Jim Maguire TENNESSEE 54. Russell Greer 55. Steve Baldwin TEXAS 56. Richard Ainslie 57. David Hanan VIRGINIA 58. Mike Hickey 59. Howard Luke ns 60. Haig Konvayan 61. John Dixon WASHINGTON 62. Rich~rd Gnehm 63 Jay Marshall WISCONSIN 64. Stan Kostuck 65 Paul Kostuck 66. Dave Krippendorf Intermediate Girls FLORIDA 1. Maria Settanni 2. Amneri s Delgado ILLINOIS 3. Tracy McConachie 4. Dawn Kuttler MI CHIGAN 5. Jane Brennan 6. Renee Walls 7. Mauree n Miller MISSOURI 8. Sherry Nelsen ORE GON 9. Lila Lee Tommerup NEW JERSEY 10. Stella Bastiallelli NO RTH DAKOTA- SOUTH DAKOTA 11. Co nnie Davis TEXAS 12. Laura Boone WISCONSIN 13. Jody Wallner Midget Boys 1. Jeff Bradley-Iowa National Champion FLORIDA 2. Luis Delgado Jr. 3. Michael Baranel 4. John Valdes ILLINOIS 5. Glen Berg 6. Marcello Palazzo 7. Peter Kron 8. Robert Kron 9. Mitch Grebe 10. Hugh Garrott 11. Aris Damianos 12. Shawn Bro sn an 13. To m Peterson 14. Clarence Gerchen MIC HI GAN 15. James Gesquiere, 6. Jeff Roels 17. Kevi n Johnson MISSISSIPPI lb. Warren Reed 19. Richard Savell -20 MISSOURI 20. Bobby Friskel NEW YORK (Southern) 21. Chris Pavich OREGON 22. Davi d Bon ds INDIANA 23. Troy Stetina MASSACHUSETTS 24. Alan Ahti 25. Gene Cote NEW JERSEY 26. Italo Bastianell i 27. John Clowes 28. Rene Cardona 29. Michael Grotz 30. Tad Koller 31. Paul Noonan 32. John Fitzpatrick 33. Dave Flail agan 34. Edward Schmidt NORTH DAKOTA- SOUTH DAKOTA 35. Hanz Schol 36. Chase Davis PE N SYLVANI A 37. Lawrence Blumberg 38. Bobby Zelley 39. Christopher Zelley TEXAS 40. John Groves 41. Greg Haisley VIRGINIA 42. Wayne Patty Jr. 43. Rober Patty 44. Matt Dubbe WISCONSIN 45. Ro bert Krip pendorf 46. Andy Gu lczyn ski 47. John Gulczynski 48. Paul Krippendo ri 49. Tim Palmen 50. Dean Remill ard 5T. Pat Palmen 52. Peter Barnett 53. Dan Prance 54. Ch ris De Marinis 55. Jeff Luth er 56. Ky le Ka ppes Midget GirlS ILLINOIS 1. Pat Albrecht 2. Stephan ie An derson 3. Pam Albrech t 4. Jacq ueline Herre weyers MICHI GAN 5. Co nnie Paraskevan 6. Nancy Merl o 7. Martha Zbikowski 8. Debbie Ham il ton 9. Amy Johnson 10. laura Merl o NEW YORK (Southern ) 11. Lisa Ourdaller 12. Fra ncia Mesa IOWA 13. Jacque Bradley NEW JER SE Y 14. Valerie Hans! 15. Dana Quinn NOR TH DAKOTA-SO UTH DAKOTA 16. Granis Stewart PE NN SYLVANIA 17. Sheila Harper 1B. Ellen Harper WASHINGTON 19. Susie Sigel

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21 1973 NATIONAL TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS Northbrook, Illinois August 1-4 Senior Championships Event: Kilometer - Event: Pursuit 1 time: 2.,. time: 1. time : 2, time: _ time: 3, time: Event: Match Sprint * 1. time: 2. time: 3. time: Event: Team Pursuit 1. time : 2. time : Event: Ten Mile - time: * in the match sprint, the time that is recorded is the time for the final 200 meters. 3. * * * * * * * * * * * time: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "*" * * * * * * * * * ~ * * Junior Championship Name (lst-7 pts; 2nd-5, 3rd-3; 4th-2; 5th-1l Half Mile One Mile Two Mile Five Mile Total Place Womens Championships Pursuit Sprint 1. time: 1. time: 2. time: 2. time: 3. time: 3. time:

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23 The 1972 National Bicycle Championships were hosted by two cities with two separate championship committees. This was the fir st time that such a promotion of the nationals has occurred. And, as all who attended will attest, the championships were a smashing success. The spectators were treated to some of the best racing seen in many years on both the road and track. Few will forget the final event of the track championships as Bobby Phillips of Baltimore, captured his second Ten Mile Championship with a come from behind move rem ini scent of that famous race horse, Carry Back. Other outstanding performance on the track came from Gary Campbell in the matches. In the first round of the final for the sprint championship, Camp be ll caught Hans Nuernberg in an embarrassing situation. With 3/4ths of a lap to go, Nuernberg looked over his inside shoulder to keep his eye on Gary. But, Gary was no where to be see n. He had mad e a surprise move around the top of hi s o pponent. By KENOSHA, MILWAUKEE HOSTED '72 CHAMPIONSHIPS the time Hans recuperated, the fleeting Campbell was lengths ahead. But, Nuernberg was not to be out done as he captured the second ride. Then came the exciting finale with the two youngsters shoulder to shoulder with Campbell tak ing the top honors. On the road, the events were equally exciting. Seventeen year old Debbie Brad ley of Iowa stunned the crowd as she sped to the line just nipping vete ran Jeanne Omelenchuk in the Womens title event. Andre Berclaz of New York became the first official veterans' road champion breaking away from the field for a solo victory. The junior race had to be decided by photos as Ted Waterbury of Ohio and Dave Spohn of Wisconsin crossed the tape in what appeared to be a dead heat. But, when the polaroid was developed it was cl ear that Wate rbury was the new champion. The senior event was no different. As the field e ntered the fi na l 500 meters, a large group remained to contest the title dash. Wayne Stetina of Indiana, riding in his first senior title event, put on a furious sprint for the tape. Bob Schne ider of Wi s consin was right on his tail. With 25 yards to go, it looked as if Stetina would hold off the challenge by Schneider. And then, out of nowhere (or so it appeared) John Howard of Missouri rocketed to the front to nip the 19 year-old Indiana flash by inches. And so another exciting National Championsh ips was brought to a fitting close. As usual, the riders put forth tre mendous efforts wh ich make every race well worth the time to watch. The League and its members would like to thank those individuals who made the 1972 Championships the success that they were. We look forward to returning again to the Kenosha track as it is one of the finest in the States. And, we did not have long to wait for our return to Milwaukee as the local committee is now sponsoring and promoting the 1973 Road Championships. MI DGET BOYS TRAC K 1 ml x& mi. y, mi. T o t al 1 Jeff Bradley, Iowa J o el Steti na, Ind Glen Berg, III David G ayton, Calif Karl Gage, C alif Italo Bastlnelli, N.J Jim Gesquiere, Mic h. 0 0 MIDGET GIRLS TRACK 1 Jody Walln er, Mich Stella Bastlnelli, N.J Rene Walls, III Connie Parask erin,mich Debbie Hamilto n, Mich Nancy Merlo, Mic h INTERMEDIATE BOYS TRACK 1 Les Barczevvsk i. Wisc Greg Berg, III Tim Givens, N. Y Dennis Klfoy, III Mark Karzen, Calif B o b Jensa, III Jim Gulczynski, Wisc Stan K ostick, Wlsc. 0 0 INTERMEDIATE GIRLS TRACK 1 Carole Brennan, Mich Jackie Disney, Calif Pamela Gesqulere,Mich Debbie Pac ker, Caltf Jane Brennan, Mich. 2 4 INTERMEDIATE BOYS ROAD 1 Les Barczevvski, Wlsc. 12 miles In 28: Russ Turpin, Celif. 3 Ian Talcrott, Ohio 4 Mike Palsson, Wash. 5 Don McBride, Calif. 6 Jim Gulczynskl, Wise. 7 John Chamberlain 8 Rick Vehe, III: 9 Stan Kostick, Wisc. 10 Bob Cook, Colo. VETERANS ROAD 1 A ndre Brclaz. N. Y. 40 m ile. In 1 : Lloyd Ra k e. N.J. 3 Barry W Olf, C alif. 4 Robert Ber ge n 5 Roy Steti na, Ind. WOMENS ROAD 1 Debbie Bradley, Iow a 28 miles 1 : Jeanne Omelenchuk, Mic h. 3 Eilee n Bre n n an. Mich. 4 Clara T ey ss ie r, Calif. 5 Linda Stein, Calif. WOMENS SPRINT 1 Sue Navarra, Mich. 2 Eileen Brennan, M ich. 3 Susan G urney, Mich. 4 Clara T ey si er, Calif. WOMENS PURSUIT 1 Clara Teyss ie r, Calif. 4 : Donna T o bias, N. Y. 4 : Eileen Brenna n, Mich. 4 : Patti Stone, N. Y. 4 :27.4 JUNIOR MENS TRACK 1 N elson Salda na, N Y 7 2 Le igh Ba rczew s ki,wi sc 0 3 Steve Ped e r son, III. 5 4 Les L uc zy, Calif. 3 5 Dennis Ha nsing, Calif. 0 6 Scott M c L ean, Calif. 2 7 Dick Robertson. III. 0 8 Leroy G atto, Calif. 0 9 T o m Schuler, Mich Jerry Heindenreich, JUNIOR MENS ROAD 5 mi. 1 m i. Y2 mi. 2 mi. Total Ted Waterbury, Ohio 48 miles in 1-54:50 2 Dave Spohn, Wisc. 3 Keith Vierra, Calif. 4 Scott Damuth, Wisc. 5 Dave Gulczynski, Wisc. 6 Eric Neidener, Maine 7 Nel.on Saldana, N. Y D a le Stetina, Ind. 9 D ennis Hansing, Calif. 10 S t eve Lu n dgren, C alif. SENIOR MENS ROAD 1 Jo hn H oward. Mo. 120 miles in 4 30: 18 2 Wayne Stetina, Ind. 3 Bo b Sc hneider, Wisc. 4 D ennis Deppe, M o. 5 J o hn A llis, Mass. 6 Rick B all, Wisc. 7 Eddie D oerr. Mo. 8 Mike Carnahan, N. Y. 9 Bill Logan, Wisc. 10 Bruce Uhal, Ohio SENIOR MENS SPRINT 1 G ary Campbell, Calif. 2 H a n s Nuernberg, Wise. 3 R oger Y oung, Mic h. 4 Steve W o znick, Fla. SENIOR MENS KI LOMETER 1 Steve W o znick, Fla. 1 : Ralph Therrio, Calif. 1 : Dale Vergau w en, Mich. 1 : 11.4 SENIOR MENS PURSUIT 1 John V ende Vel d e, III. 5: Dave Chauner, Penna. 5: Jim M enching. Calif. 5: Jim O c h o wic z, Wisc. 5: SENIOR MENS TEN MILE 2 1 Bobby Phillips, Md. 2 2 Buddy Campbell, Calif. 2 3 Hans Nuernberg, Wisc. 4 Chris Meerman, Va. 5 Dale Vergauwen, Mich. SENIOR MENS TEAM PURSUIT 1 Southern California Cyril Johnson, Ron Skarin, Tom Sneddon, Butch Stlnton 2 Southern New York 3 Illinois 4 Wisc o nsin

24 Why do so many athletes congregate each year at the host site of the National Cycling Championships? Why do they spend so much money for these events? Why do they spend so many hours in preparation each day for the championships? This can only be answered by each individual athlete_ For each athlete has his own personal reason for participating in cycling competition_ If you want the true answers, ask some of the competitors as you meet them during the week long competition_ The athletes who are competing got to the nationals in one of two ways_ Most of them have qualified through their own state championships which were held on July 7th and 8th_ Each state is allowed a certain number of qualifiers according to the number of registrations that they have in a particular class_ A ve ry se lect number of riders are allowed to ride the nationals each year w ithout qual ify ing th rough their state championships_ These riders are the defending National Champions_ And, this year, certain juniors will be allowed to ride without competing in the state championsh ips _ They were selected for the THE NATIONALS!I! WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? European Junior Championship Team and were competing in Munich, Germany with our National Junior Team from July 3rd to the 8th_ National Championships are held for the following classes of riders: Midgets (boys and girls). Intermediates (boys and girl s). Junior Men, Senior Women, Senior Men, and Veteran Men_ The Midget boys and girls compete for track championships only_ The intermediate girls also compete for a track championship only wh il e the boys have both road and track championships. T he juniors also c o mpete for both titles. Th E: senior men and women have a more varied sel ection of championships. The women compete in match springs, 3000 meter pursu it, a nd road. The men compete for the kilometer, the pursuit, t he match sprint, the team pursuit, and the ten m ile titles as well as the road championsh ip. The veterans go for broke on the road only. The track titles for the midgets, inter- mediates, and juniors have a series of races_ Riders finishing in the top five places in each event score points, 1st 7 pts_; 2nd-5 pts.; 3rd-3 pts.; 4th-2 pts_; 5th-' pt. The rider with the largest total points at the end of the series is declared the class champion. The men's and women's track events are separate championships within themselves with the first three finishers in each receiving medals,, st-gold; 2nd-silver; 3rdbronze. The road championsh ips are also for th ree places with only one event to decide the championship. The vets go 40 miles, the women 32, the men 120, the juniors 48, and the intermediates 12. The annual championships pack six exiting days of racing into nine days_ In between the racing, new friendships are made, old ones revived, and past ones remembered_ League meeti ngs abound with the National Convention and Board of Direc t ors meetings in the li melight. And, the finale of each championship, the Banquet of Champions, at which time the champions and the runners-up receive their awards and recognitior.. And then its home to begin planning for the next nationals. See you all next year. ~

25 Amateur Bicycle League of America Inc. CHESTER NELSEN SR., Records Chairman ============= OFFICIAL COMPETITION RECORDS OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - UNPACED MILES vs. TIME By - Ronald Skarin, Encino, California... October 21, 1970 MILES TIME MILES TIME By - Wes Chowen, Encino, California... July 6, OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - DISTANCE AGAINST TIME MILES TIME NAME and PLACE DATE 25 M 3975 Ft. 1 Hr. Bob Best San Francisco, California June 12, M 5262 Ft. 2 Hr. Bob Tetzlaff - Brown Deer, Wisconsin October 4, M 5245 Ft. 3 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 2780 Ft. 4 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 4250 Ft. 5 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, 196Q 122 M 5037 Ft. 6 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin Augus.t 15, M 3409 Ft. 7 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 3820 Ft. 8 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 682 Ft. 9 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 717 Ft. 10 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wiscon sin August 15, M 717 Ft. 11 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, M 3645 Ft. 12 Hr. Paul Washak - Brown Deer, Wisconsin August 15, 1960 OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - UNPACED COMPETITION 1000 Meters Jackie Simes - Northbrook, Illinois July 6, 1967 * 1000 Meters Olympic Games Mexico City Meters John Vande Vel de, Northbrook Illinois July *4000 Meters David Brink Olympics, Nex ico City Miles, 1962 Feet Steve Pfeiffer - Chicago, Illinois September 3, 1959 OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - SCRATCH COMPETITION MILES TIME NAME and PLACE DATE 1/ Peter Senia, Jr., Northbrook, Illinois August Chris Rose, Northbrook. Illinois August21, William Kund, Encino, California Augu st 1965 ROAD COMPETITION - SCRATCH 1/ B. W. King. Atlantic City, New Jersey September 16, / Charles Winters, Chicago, Illinois Septem ber 8, Henry Surman August 8, R. L. Guthrid~e, Westfield, New Jersey August 8, S. C. Haberle August 8, Robert Parson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin August 26, Don Sheldon, Columbus, Ohio August 18, Vaughn Angell, Columbus, Ohio August 5, Francois Mertens, Washington,.D. C. August 7, A. E. Wahl, Buffalo, New York July 4, Rupert Walti, Belleville, New Jersey May 8, Francois Mertens, Washington, D. C. August 7, Jack Simes, Somerville, New Jersey May 30, eddie Doerr, St. Louis, Mo. April 23, Donald Nelsen, St. Louis, Missouri July 25, Bernard Dodd, Lake Merced, California August 19, km Arnold Uhrlass, Flemington, Jew Jersey July 4, Ted Ernst, Pittsburgh, Penn sylvania October 4, 1953 ROAD COMPETITION - 4 MAN TEAM UNPACED 100 k m Wes Chowen, Bob Freund, Michael Hiltner, Bob Tetzlaff, Rome Italy - OlYmpics 1960

26 OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - PURSUIT COMPETITION 4,000 Meters Man Team: Skip Cutting, Steve Maaranen, John Van De Vel de, Wayne Le Bombard, Encino, California "4,000 Meters Man Team: Dave Chauner, Harry Cutting, Steve Maaranen, John Van De Val de, Olympic Games Mexico City 4,000 Meters Man Team : Hans Wol f, Arnol d Uhrlass, Kissena Park, Flushing, New York City OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - MATCH RACE COMPETITION Last 200 Meters 11.4 Jackie Simes, Copenhagen OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK - UNPACED MILES vs. TIME - WOMEN By - Audrey McElmury, Encino, California July 12, 1969 MilES TIME MILES Distance for one hour: miles, 4098 feet, 9 inches OUTDOOR BANKED TRACK WOMEN'S RECORDS 200 Meters, Flying Start 13.3 Edith Johnson, Nort hbrook, Ill inois 1/2 Mile Edith Johnson, Brown Deer, Wi sconsin 1 Mile Nancy Burghart, St. Louis, Missouri 2 Mile 5.06 Eli zabeth Burghart, St. Louis, Missouri 3,000 Meters Audrey McElmury, Encino, California High Altitude Record, Not Official MILES TIME Mile Scratch Hours Scratch, Miles ROAD COMPETITION - HANDICAP NAME and PLACE Jerome Steinert, Rye Beach, New York J. B. Hawkins, Va lley Stream, New York Tom Bell o, Floral Park, New York Eugene Aickel in, Bronx, New York Eugene A ickelin, Brooklyn, New York Glenn A. Baxter, San Bernardino, Cali fornia Bernard Dodd, Oak land, Cali fornia Karl Napper Commack, Long Island, New York William Yarwood, Camden to Atlantic Ct. Francois Mertens, Wesbu ry, New York ROAD COMPETITION - UNPACED Berthold Baker, Gra nt City, New Jersey Mike Neel, Lake Merritt, Ca l. William Kund. Riversi de, California John Sin ibald i, Paterson, New Jersey Albert Marquart, Paterson, New Jersey Joseph Kopsky, Floral Park, New York WOM EN'S ROAD RECORDS Audrey McEl mury, Riverside California Ruth Sibley, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania August Septem ber 1964 June 5, 1962 TIME August 1965 August 26, August Augu st 26, 1962 July DATE September 12, 1909 November 8, 1908 September 12, 1909 May 20, 1923 Ju ne 24, 1923 May 12, 1917 October 14, 1956 May 7, 1961 June 10, 1923 June 8, 1952 October 11,19 14 August 15, 1971 March 1965 June 9, 1935 June 9, 1929 May 5, April 1966 October 14,

27 ,ST NAT IONAL CHAMP IONSH IP WINNE RS Y EA R HfLD AT SENIOR JUNIOR WOMEN Wa silinylon. D. C. Anhur Nie'11lnsky. N Y None None 1922 All anl'" C' IY. N J Carl Hambacher. N.J. Charles Smithson D of C None 1923 Ch'cayo.l11. Charles BarCl ay, Calif. Samuel Dowel', Ohio' None 1924 Bullalo. N.Y. Charli e W,n l e'. N.Y. William Honeman, N.J. None SI. Louis. Mo. Edward Mcrklwr, III Waller Bresnan. N.Y. None 1926 Phdadcll'~lia. Po. Edwa ld Mc,k,w,. III. Charles Atwood, D of C None 1927 L ouisvdl e. Ky Jimmy Walthou r. N Y Ted Becker, III. None 1928 Kenos h ~. Wise. R.J. COllnor. 0 of C Bobby Thomas, Wisc. None Newa'k. N.J Ser910 Mallein,. N, Y. Tino Reboli, N.J. None 1930 Kenosha, Wise. Bobby Thomas, W'Sl. George Thomas, Wisc. None 1935 Atlantic City. N.J Ce';.! Hu.wy, Ca. DaVi d Martin, N.J. None 1936 St. Louis. Mo. Jac kie Simes, N.J. Dav id Martin. N.J. None 1937 Buffalo. N.Y. Ch arles Bcr!JI1J. N.J. Fu.man Kugler. N.J. Doris Kopsky, N.J Columhus. Ohio fl an in Del Rs, Calif. Fr an k Pau l, Utah Gl adys Owen, N. Y Delroll, M,ch. F ur illd'l Kugler, N.J. Harry Naismyth, N.J. Mrld,cd Kugler, N.J Pasade na. Calif. Malvin T homson, III. An dres Bernardsky, Calif. Jedn Michels,-1I Ch'cago, 11 1 Ted Smllh, N.Y. Spencer Busch, N. Y. IId, cd Dietz, Mo CO IUlllIJUS, Oh IO Don Hesler, Calif. Don Sheldon, N.J. Mildred Dietz, Mo Phllaclelphia. Pa. Ted Smith, N. Y. Joe Cirone, Calif. DollS Travani, Mich Kenosha, vvisc. Ted Smith, N Y. Donald Clausen, Wisc. Doris Travani, Mich San Diego, Calif. James Lauf, Md. Donald Clausen, Wisc. Doris Travani, Mich New Brunswick, N.J. Robert Pfarr, Wisc. Harry Backer, Calif. Doris Travani, Mich Columbus, Ohio Gus Gatto, Calif. Vaughn Angell, U tah Anna Piplak, III New Brunswick, N.J. Steven Hrom jak, Ohio John Chisclko, N.J. Jeanne Robinson, Mich St. Louis, Mo. Ro nnie Rhoads, Calif. Jack Hartman, Calif. Nancy Neiman, Mich Minncdpol is. Mm Jac k 0 15ney, Calil. RObert Zumwalt, Jr. Nancy Neiman, Mich New York, N.Y. Jack Disnoy, Calif. Pat DcColl l bus, N.Y. Jeanne Robinson, Mich Orlando, Fla. Jack Disney, Calif Dave Staub. Cal.f. Nancy Neiman, Mich Kenosha, Wisc. Jac k Disney, Cal if. Pelry Metzler, Cal.f. Nancy Neiman, Mich Newark. N.J. Jack Disney, Calif. Jamps Donovan. N. Y. Maxine Conover, Wash Kenosha, Wisc. James Rossi, III. Jackl. Simes 3rd, N.J. Joanne Speckin, Mich Milwaukee, Wisc. James Rossi, III. Bobble F~nn, N.Y. Edith A. Johnson, N.Y Milwaukee, Wisc. James Rossi, III. A lan Grieco. N.J Edith A. Johnson, N.Y St. Louis, Mo. James Ro ssi, III. A lan Grieco, N J. Nallcy Burghart, N.Y Chicago, III. James Rossi, III. Jose Nln, N Y. Edith Johnson, N. Y New York, N.Y. Jackie Simes, N.J. Tom McMillan, Calli Nancy Burghart, N.Y Encino, Calif. Jack Simes, N.J., Splint Pete r Scnla, N. Nancy Burghart, N.Y. Harry Cutting. Cali f., Pursu it William K und, Cal if. 10 mile Michael Hiltner, Calif., Roae! 1966 Clarks ville, Mo. Don Nelson, Mo., 100 KLJometer 1966 Nothbrook, III. Jack Disney, Calif., SOllnt Dave Johnson, Wisc. Edith Johnson, Sprint Dave Brink, Calif. Pursuit Audrey, McElmury, Pursuit Jim Rossi, III., 10 Mile Audrey McElmury, Road Robert Tetzlaff, Calif., Road 1967 Portland, 01 egan Jack Simes, N.J., Sprint Peter Senia, Jr., N. Y., Track Nancy Burghart, N.Y., Sprinl Dave Brink, No. Calif., Pursuit Jim Van Boven, Road Nancy Burghart, N.Y., Pursui t Sleven Maaronen, Ore., 10 Mile Belmont, Calif. Nancy Burghart, N. Y., Road Bob Parsons, No. Ca lif., Road 1968 Encino, Calif. Jack Disney, Calif., Sprint Gar\ Campbell, C" li t, T rack Nancy Burghart, N.Y., Sprint Dave Brink, Calif., Pursuit Tracy Wakefielrl, Cal l'.. RO od Nancy Burghart, N. Y., Pursuit Steve MaJrJ""". Ore., 10 Mile Nancy Burghart, N. Y., Road John How.ll d, Missou ri, Road 1969 Detroll. Mich. T im Mountford, Cali f., SPI illt Gary Campbe ll. Cali f, Sprint Audrey McElmury, Calif. Track John VanoJe V"I\JI', III " Pursuit Don Weslell, N Y., Road Donna Tobias, N. Y.- Road Jac k ie Simes, U.S. Army. 1 Q MIle A lan Dc Fevr r. Caltf Road 1970 New York City, N.Y. Sk ill Cutting, Ca l.f., Splint Jesus POl l alalln. N. Y., Track Jeanne Kloska, N. Y., Sprint Joh n V ande Vel de, III.. PUI<,uII Henry Wh it ney, Washington, DC, Road Audrey McEl mury, Calif., Pursuit & Road Bob Ph ill ips, Md, 10 M rl e Mik.. Carnahan, N.Y., Roael Portland, Oregon Gary Campbell, Calif., Sprint Ralph Therrio, Calif.. Road & Track Shiela Young, Mich., Sprinl Mike Neel, Calif. Pur suit Hans Nuerenberg, Wisc, 10 Mrle Kathy Ecroth, Oregon, Pursui t Mary Jane Reoch, Pa., Road Steve Dayton. I nd., Road Tim Zasadny, III., Kilometer,So.Ca'.'.Tcam Pursu It 1972 Milwaukee, WISC. John Howard, Mo., Road Ne!so n Sa ldana. N.Y., Track Clara Tey ssier, Calif., Pursuit Kenosha. W'sc. Sieve Wozn ick, Fla.. Kil ometer Ted Waterbu ry, Ohio, Ro ad Sue Navarra, Mich., Sprint Gary Campbell, Calif., Sprint Debbie Bradley, Iowa, Road John Vande Velde, Illinois, Pursuit Bob Phillips, Md" 10 Mile SO.Calif.,Team PUrsUit

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MU fl o\.", Crcckl1ne, Au still, T exas MACOMB BICYCLE C L UB CORPUS C H RI STI BIC Y CLE C LUB George Om~lenchuk Schoenherr Rd., Warren. M li;h T.m J I,e 4254 S. Alamed a. Corpu s Chri~ti, Texas MICHIGAN BICYCLE CLUB DA L LAS BICYCLE RACING ASSOC I ATION John Box 3581 H enry St., Muskegan. Mich T om B oyden 2706 Glenbrook, Gl!lrl<J!ltI. Tt. )(as MICHIGAN BICYCLING FE:DERATION THE DE N TON CYC LISTS Mike Walden Gratiot, D(:!tfOlt, Mic h Den Roval - P. O. Bo)( '!J0 4. Dent on. TeX3s MICHIGAN STATE UNiVER SITY CYCLI NG CLUB 1 1. WORTH BICYCU N A SSOCIATION Paul R o h g 201 M o n s- 1M, MSU. East L ansin g, Mic h. 4 8R23 tnllny Hili P.O. Oox , f-t. W o rt h. Tlt)fas OLD BOV S BIKE C L UB HOUSTON W HEELMt:. Jim Smith i! r anklon, D e tr o.t, Mic h Bill Jankel 2707 Whi Tnuv, HOU'I((111 T )(as RAPID WH E L MAN LUBBOCK COU N rv WIH:.lL... EI'\J M ar v i n L arson Blytheliel d Ave. N E., Ftoc.kt o r o, "", h Tom Hutchin son 3211 B J4ttl 51., LtJt.Jbo k., T exas Texas Wisconsin SAN MARINO CYCLIN G CLUB Rudy R c:umonda ' Gratiot. R oseville. Mic h K NOSHA W H E EL~E N SOU TH MACOMB WHEELMEN Ni c hoi.,~ W otle th Ave.. t\.fi'n 01hu. W,S Sam Ruzzin FtrwOod E.. D e troit. Mic h MILWAUK FE W HEELM J: I I SPARTAN CYCLING C LUB Virgil Pearc e "09 W. Oll ch AVR ",hlw.""ilikf'i' Wisc Orel Ou Fresne Lak ev iew, DetrOit. Mich. 4821'5 TwO- T YR EO W HEELMEN UNi V ERSITY OF MICHIGAN CYCLE. CLUB John Ueery F ox A... \l lldl'tj '. V I'C Jim Turner Glazier Rd., Chel su;l, Mich B WARREN WHEELERS 8ill Ol san L<l Chene. Warren, Mich WAVERLY WHEELERS Wayne Cook Thomas L. Parkway E., La n sing. M ich WOLVERINE SPORTS CLU8 David Heilbrun R onald Ct., O ol k p.,rk, M.ch MEMB ER CLUBS WEST Minnesota Amona GOPHER WHE El-MEN p\to[...'x WHEELMer-. Philip Taylor Sou theast O ak, Mlnn~apol i s. M lnn :, r, ' "",,, 4~57 = Mi1Si1Sippi TUC"Sa~ W ",E.E LVE:f'',,11'< Tubf"r la. PIlOE:nlx, Ar iz C E NTRA L M ISS~ SS tp P I BICYC LE C VB Cif ~O HI;". 8", T tlc..on, Ari zona J. G oo(1iell. R t 2 B o )( 19. Florance, M n\ 1!l0 73 o California INDIANO LA BI C Y CLE CLuB THE BEl"O T BIC YCLE CLUB Keith J o h ns o n 400 Aie"iln Uf. InISIIII"tJl.. i\,." "lr151 R rod,lpll H.wUer 149 Karen Way, Atherton, Cal THF F REEW H E~ L ERS 81C CU. CLUb Loth..,..". BEIlo<;ELe ll'if1eelm E N. IN C. Cll.wde Lorilleur N St. Stll\o.,.. IUC. \11ss NIl.1 Cnar onn.jt - P.O. Bo~ 817, Berk e le y, Cal Missouri CLUB E NDS PUR T FLOR I SSAN T CY CLI NG C Lue Ra y m Ond R OIJ~ r '5 P.O. Bo)( 526. D.,ly City, Cal Rny Fl o rman 1390 S. F lorillsii /"H Ad Flolluun C Mio GlOJ 1 DIABLO WH EE LMEN G ATEWAV CYCLING CLUB ~ yron f- eldl')ake. P.O. Box Concord. Col Leonord G l ock, 8748 BIg Bond, Wobuer GrOYO, Mo EAG LE CYCLING CLUB HEART of AMERICA WHEELM BOb Beattie NOrlh Avlt., Napa, Cal Henry Meyer' 325 W. 46th St., Kansas C i ty, M o 6A l1 1. FRIiSNO CYCLING CLU8, INC. KANSAS CITY BIC YCLE CLUe John Fulton Box Fresno, Cal Harmen Dailey p.o. Box Kans8s C,ty. M o G. S, AMADOA SPRINGFIELD C Y CLING CLU B Walt H anhy 4916 Conary Or. Pleas<)nt on, Cal Ed Morton E. Sunshine S t., Springfield, M o HENR Y COCKY O ' BRIEN CluB ST. LOUIS BICYCLE RACING ASSOCIATION, IN C. Joe Canciamilla 269 La Harran Dr.. Santa Clara, Cal H oward Allholt 3809 Castlemen Avo. S t. Louis, Mo LOS GATOS BICYCLE CLuB ST, LOUIS C Y CLING CLUB B o b Tetzlall 905 Castlewood 0,. t12. Los Ga tos, Cal Ch&"er Nelsen 4701 Naturel Bridge, S t. LOUI S. Mo MARIN CYCLISTS, INC. Nebraska Ed O'Neil P.O. Box 261 1, San Rafael, Cal =-o;;;aha PEDALERS BICYCLE CLUe MODESTO AOAOMEN R o bart G rl!l n l Pac ific St.. Omaha. Neb. Gor dan Jewett E. Orangeburg, M odesto. Cal

30 MEMBER CLU BS OF THE ABL OF A (Continued) NEVAQA CITY WHEELMEN Ron Miller PO. Box 14, Nevada Citv. Cal NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CYCLING ASSOCIATION Ken Green Hawthorne O,ive, Walnut Creek, Cal PEDAL! ALPIN!. INC. Jim Chaskin P.O. Box 28, Los AlIOS, Cal RENO WHEELME.N Boo Brown SACRAMENTO GOLDEN WHEELMEN Ken Gfl?en SI SI., SacramonlO. Cal. SAN FRANCISCO WHE.ELMEN, INC. PeH!' Boht PO. Box 8691, San FranCIsco, Cal, SAN JOSE BICYCLE CLUB Ken Haselden 1559 Mari c na Dr.. SiJn Jos~, Cal SALINAS WHEE. LI:. AS (A louriny Club) Marv David RC9is Ci rcle. SiJllnas. Cal SAN LUIS OBISPO CYC L ONIES D ougl as Knox SLO T18'Hil Authority, 842 Monterey 51., San Luis Obispo. Cal SANTA C R UZ CYCLING CLUB (A T o ur i ng Club) A(,lb~ n Wrighl 127 Be rk. shirc Ave., Santa Cruz. CLlI. 950GO SHASTA WHEELMEN f A Touring Club) ChrIS 8anvard 4290 Deschules, Pa l u CeorO, Cal S T OCKTO N WHEELMEN Davlc! U~ <lr k.ovich 639 N S,crr,) N evau;;i, SIOCk.wn. C,l1 ~'O5. VELO CLUe Bt::AKcLt::Y Eel Lynch Grove SI.. Berk.el e y, C~I, VELO CLUB MON I LH E:Y Aemo d' AgliLll Alhcrloll D r, C.unlt. C 939~1 Vl:LO C L UB TAMALPAIS fa 10 ling Club) L.)urle Sc tl lllicl( Box 4 1 I. Cort ".i alle,. Col' 1)4g~5 SO. California AN TELOPL V AL e WHE.EL~'E' Tom Walo.Hlliucll ::J8~11 t)th St. Ell'" P Imc;S,)IIi!. C.:.I. Y 3 5~O BAKERSF IE.LO W HtELW' EN Ward Fulcher 2 5 Ao..nO dotl' C1.. S a ~ r5fi e l d, Cal BEVERLY I1 ILLS C YCI. JNt:i CLUB J Kossack 101 North R obenson Blvd., BeverlV Hills, Cal CAMINO C I Et..O CYCL CLUB David Weletl POBox 3 783, Santo Barbara. Ca l CICLISTAS CAPISTRANO KI:~ I(h Malhews C.,mino C~f'is tr ano, San Juan Capislrano. Cal C L UB CIC LI STA AZTECAS Juan Nielo Chelsea S1.. L OS Angeles. Cal CLUB CICl1STA MEXICO Mario Chaves 5174 I thaca Ave., L os Angeles, Cal COAST VELO C L UB Gordon McKav Evening Canyon R oad. Corona Del Mar. Cal. CONEJO CYCLISTS 8ruce Knudson Heywood St.. S imi. Cal COASA MONDO Don Fel;x 125 Nonh Hopal. S.,nl.l Barbero, Cal LONG BEACH SPORCKETS Jim Howat 7209 Premium Ave.. Long Beach, Car MASSE VITESSE SANTA BARBARA GI~nn Griffin A San Rcmo Dr.. Santa Barbara. Cal MONTROSE CYCLE CLU B Bob H ansing - 362B Mesa Lil., Ln., G l endale, Cal NORTH HOLL YWOOO WHEE LMAN BOb Kemp Laurel Canyon Blvd. No. HolIvwoOd. Cal. PARAMOUNT CYCLE CLUB Jerrv Mulroonev p.,ramou nt. South, Blvd., Paramount, Cal PASAOENA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Gregorv I beas So. R osemead, Pasadena, Ca I RICK VAN LOOY SUPPORTE R S CLUB Joe Moon'i Walnut 51., Huntington Park, Cal RIVERSIDE BICYCLE CLUe Harold Donner Courtland Dr., R iverside. Cal SAN DIEGO BICYCLE CLUB Jorrv Rlmoldi 5779 Theu. Place. San Diego. ColI SAN DIEGO COUNCIL AMERICAN YOUTH HOSTELS Aillene Elliott 3344 Quimby S I., SaIl Diego. Cal SOUT H BAY WHEELMEN Ted Ernst 110 N. Sepu lveda Blv(l.. Manhattan Beach. Cal SOUTHERN CALIFO RNIA CYCLING ASSOC IATION Jerrv Mulroonev Paramount, South, Blvd., Pa'amounl, Cal VELO CLUB LA GRANGE Ravmond Fouget Westwood Blve. LOS Angeles. Cal VE LO-ORANGE Jovce Hood Palm Vista. Ga'den Grove. Cal. VENTURA COUNTY WHEELMEN ClarenCe Schultz P. O. Box 5772 Oxnard. Cal VINCENrS CYCLE CLUB Vincent Clerou th St.. Bak.ersfield. Cal Coforado BICYCLE RACERS ASSOCIAT I O N OF COLORADO Allen Hubba r d P. O. B o )( 2247, B o ulder. Colo BOULDER CLUB Terry Wahl 3250 O' Neal Cr,,O'25B. Boulder, Col o COLORADO CY CLING ASSOCIATION Kalman Halasi h SI. Apt. 10, Bouldcr. Colo, New Mexico ALBUQUERQUE VELO S PORT. INC. Or. SCOII Jordan Bridge Blvd. S.W.. Albuquerque, N.M LAS CRUC E S WHEELMEN Chuck CanlTYl dck 2035 Anderso n Dr.. LI1S Curc es, N. Mex Nevada RENO WHE ELMEN Bob Brown Pembroke, R eno, Nev Orenon A L P E N ROSE CYCLE CLUB 0011 Cur~v S.W. ChildS Rd., L ak e Grove. Oregon EU G NE CYCLING CLUB t: r n lc Drapel", 105 Ci1v Hell!, Eugene. Orcl)on S Al E; r..,1 81CYCI E CLUB K Clv r-.1 o nti)olllcry 147 S. Comercial, Salem, Oregon SISKI YOU W HEE LME N G. ( E..!M"ItJnlb, 8 86 Palmer R d. Ash l and. Oregon Utah 5...\1 L A... e \N t'i(.t L M E N R'l I G)llol 35'28 l::. 90!):, S., Sanelv. Ulah WaShington ".. 0 :~ME ~U. 1F Jll o n tl 122 S1.. Seat\ l e. W ash C"C '.c. CLuB.:. W ~ t r "tl, Il: S pok ~ l n., W.)sh AS TERIS ' " I.,OtC res : E,', CLUBS fda

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