On April 22,
Pepsi-Cola, Inc.,'in conjunction
with Phi Beta Lambda spon
sored the first competitive run
through Capitol Campus.
The race was 10,000 meters
(6.2 miles) with the course
covering the campus roads and
nearby streets. Tnere were 237
entries and 232 finishers. Four
Capitol Campus students and
one psychology professor also
ran.
Although there were eight
separate age brackets for men
and women, Donald Spangler of
Lewistown was the first to
cross the finish line with a time
of 33 minutes and 24 seconds,
capturing the overall victory.
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This victory qualifies Spangler
to compete in the Diet-Pepsi
10,000-Meter National AAU
Road Racing Championships in
Boston. The first woman to
cross the finish line was Carol
Myers of East Berlin. She
placed 30th overall.
The best shoeing from Cap
itol Campus was that of Dan
Hilferty, finishing 61st in 42:21,
followed by Robert Bofinger
(43:05(; Mark Servinsky (45:00)
James Knestrick (48:31); and
Kevin Herberle (48:31).
Two people responsible for
making tnis race a success are
Lynne Werman, chairperson
and race director, and Phil
Geigert, course marshall and
president of Phi Beta Lambda.
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