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Daily Herald June 12 1998 NHGMOR SPORTS Section 0256 Coslev Foundation Run for the Animals draws record turnout 38:54. 30-34: 1. Pete Well, 30, Us.e, Fai.h Walkwitz, 64, Bensenvilte, 49:33. 2. Gib Olenek.

32 Wooddate.17.51 3. Joseph I The Cosley Foundation Run for the Animals has become a tradition for many area runners. Saturday's event was evidence of how popular the races have become, with more than 2,100 finishers combined in the 5K. and 10K races. The mark, about 400 more than last year's race, was a new record.

Such numbers have made the annual Wheaton event, run in conjunction with the Cream of Wheaton festival, the largest park district running race in the state, according to Greg Evans. On loan from the Oak Park Park District to emcee the post-race festivities, Evans said the large turnout helped raise an impressive $18,000 for the Cosley Animal Farm, which will use the money to renovate its wildlife area. Wheaton resident Jodi Benware, 34, improved from last year's second- place finish in the 10K to claim first place this year in 39:28. A new personal record, the time was more than a minute and a half better than her previous best. "This was the most fun I've ever had in a race because I've never felt more relaxed," said Benware, who is planning to run Grandma's Marathon in a week and a half.

She said Saturday's victory was a boost to her confidence heading into the bigger race. Five employees of the Carol Stream Police Department took part in the race. The chief of police, three social workers and an office worker enjoyed the race and Cream of Wheaton festivities. Social worker Mindi Thomas made the 5K her first race of the year. She is training for the Chicago Half Marathon later this year.

Thomas started the race in the middle of the pack and had just planned to finish, but after maintaining a nine-minute-mile pace, ended up finishing in 27:34. Co-worker Eileen Molloy met with similar results. Separated from her friends in the early going, she was still pleased to finish the 5K race in just over 25 minutes. She said she was chagrined, however, at a later development. Opting for the 5K race instead of the 10K because she had to leave early to go to a wedding, Molloy discovered the choice didn't really matter.

"I found out I couldn't leave, anyway," she said, "because of the Susan Terwedow Running around DuPage street closings for the race that were still going on." 5K Results Mala overall winner: 1. Mark Miller, 24, EK Grove Village, 15:56, First from Wheaton: Charlie Califf, 20, Wheaton, 16:16. 1. Jon Popejoy, 10, Wheaton. 20:43.

2. Joseph Sauermen. 10, Napervilte, 21-31, 3. Andrew Macnider, 10, Hoffman Estates, 21:50. 11-12: 1.

Mike Popejoy, 12, Wheaton, 18:39. 2. Brendan Lulz, 12, Bollng- brook, 21:02, 3. Nick Panno, 12, Wheaton, Garrett Tumquist, 14, Wheaton, 18:43.2. Matthew WodarczyK, 13, Elk Grove Village.

19:43. 3. Max Runions, 13, Wheaton, 19:55. 15-19: 1. Keith Lindsey, 17, Wheaton.

16:51 2. Wesley SkkJgel, 17, Winliekl, 17:01.3. Braxton Showaller, 17, Wlnfeld, 17:19. Charlie Califf, 20, Wheaton, 16:16. 2.

Nate Roe, 23, Wheaton, 16:50. 3. Raymond Heriaud, 22, Oswego, 17:42. 25-29: 1. Don Davis, 25, Lisle, 16:45.

2. John Sheldon, 27, Naporvillo, 18:37. 3. Jorry Parrish. 28, Springfield, 18:37.

30-34: 1. Dan Marks, 34, Glendale Heights, 16:33. 2. Mark Spontak, 30, Lombard. 17:17.

3. Malt Perry, 34, Hinsdate, 18:40. Victor Conrad 39, Lisle. 17:44. 2.

Brent Christensen, 35, Lombard, 18:11. 3. Bill Hauke, 38, Wheaton, 18:25. Rex Bonn, 40, Geneva, 17:30. 2.

Andre Johnson, 44, Napervllle, 17:51. 3. Ken Davison, 41, Wheaton, 18:19. 45-49: 1. John Adams, 49, Hoffman Estates.

18:16. 2. Tom Brown, 46, Winlield, 18:40. 3. Tod Marusarz, 48, Park 19:57.

SO-54: 1. John White, 53, Ann Arbor, 20:20. 2. John Bieritz, 52, Downers Grove, 20:34.3. Bill Igoe, 51, Downers Grove, 21:12.

Tony Cosario, 56, West. Chicago, 19:04. 2. John Branner, 56, WinfieW, 21:47. 3, James Cox, 56, Wheaton, 22:10, 6064: 1, Warren Moulds, 64, Whoaton.

20:09. 2. Jerry Meyer. 62, West Chicago, 25:16. 3.

John Huttonhoff, 60, Wheaton. 26:00. 65-69: 1. Horace Lindtey, 67, Wheaton, 23:47. 2.

Alex White, 66, Dos Plaines, 25:07. 3, Paul Nelson, 68, Wheaton, 29:28. 70-and-over: 1, Peter Iveson, 76, Wheaton, 30:39. 2. Paul Heefner, 78, Carol Stream, 33:02.

3. Dick Burghardl, 72, Wheaton, 39:47. Female overall winner: 1. Jennifer Pavela, 19, LaCrosse. 18:53 First finisher from Wheaton: 1.

Caryn Toy, 39, Wheaton, 20:07. 10-and-under: 1. Nicole Farr, 10, Warrenville, 23:46. 2. Erin Strom, 7, Wheaton, 25:29.

3. Rachel Benson, 10, Wheaton, 26:17, 11-12: 1. Libby Passialos, 12, Wheaton, 22:44. 2. Lydla Snyder, 12, Whsalon, 23:46.

3. Elisa Cardwell, 12, Wheaton, 24:42, 13-14: 1. Lucy Vine, 13, Warrenville, 22:08. 2. Rosita Sanchez, 13, Glen Ellyn.

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Annuities are underwritten by insurance companies unaffiliated iwith AAIS and LaSaile JS Emily Southcott, 17, Whsalon, 22:02. 1. Emily Cosgrovo, 24, Wheaton, 20:56.2. Meltesa Larmon, 23. Wheaton, 21:14.

3. Eileen Collins, 20, Hinsdate, 21:36. Joy Pennor, 27, Wheaton, 21:05. 2. Laura Mussomell, 29, Lombard, 21:28.

3. Hsalher McLean, 29, Chattanooga, 23:21. Sherry Hamlln- Perez, 33, Villa Park, 21:01. 2. Edith Vega, 34, Aurora, 21:06.

3. Lori Brady, 30, Naperville. Caryn Toy. 39, Wheaton, 20:07. 2.

Toss Deblander, 36, Bvitlato Grove, 20:35.3. Joan Perlo, 38, Plainfiefd, 20:46. 40-44: 1. Nancy Fazio, 43, Holland, 19:00. 2.

AH Stout, 42, Wlltowbrook, 21:36.3. Shana Bramer, 40, Wheaton, Brenda Passiales, 47, Wheaton, 20:22. 2. Jean Ferrin. 45, Napervilte, 22:27.3.

Marian Palma, 46, Chicago, 24:19. 50-54: 1. Susan Zwoller, 51, Uombaid, 25:13.2. Pam Tomczyli, 60, Naperville. 26:29.3.

Frances Javor, 54, Wheaton, 27:18. 55-59: 1. Susan Wolsko, 55, Downers Grove, 30:28. 2. Chore Byker, 57, Bloomingdate, 30:50.

3. Eileen Keeler, 55, Whoaton, 32:17. 60-64: 1. Maxine Howard, 63, Carol Stream, 27:37.2. Edye Wolf, 62, Lisle, 29:59.

3. Marilyn Bussewilz, 62, Granger, 30:04. 1. Esther Hempel. 69, Btoomingdalo, 35:25.

2. Joyce Fahs, 66, Wheaton, 55:41. 1. Katy Merrick, 76, Wheaton, 42:18. 2.

Anne Clarke, 88. Carol Stream, 48:41, 3. Imelda Lopez, 70, Wheaton, 52:09. 10K results: Mtle overall winner 1. Bob Cister, 28, Westmont, 31:31.

horn Wtwaton: 1. Dan Nowak, 18, Wheaton, 34:44. 10-andunder: 1. Curt Mademann, 10, Wheaton, 50:21. 2.

Mark Zerlang, 10, Wheaton, 54:29. 3. Matthew Tmcinski, 10, Wheaton, 1. Matthew Hernandez, 11, Wheaton, 55:11.1314: 1. Kevin Reimer, 14, Wheaton, 43:29.

2. Mark Snyder, 14, Wheaton, 44:33,3. Jeff White, 13, Si, Chartes, Dan. Nowak, 18, Wheaton, 34:44.2. David WaKord, 17, Whealbn, 39:00, 3.

Jack Waters, 16, Wheaton, 4022.2024:1. Scott Smith, 22, Naperville, 39:52.2, Gary Tsal, 24, Naperville, 40:41. 3. James Lovelace, 24, Hinsdate, 41:54. 25-29: 1.

Christopher Bui, 25, Wheaton. 36:38. 2. Roberto Renterla, 28. Sycamore, 37:42.

3, Shawn Smith, 25, Wheaton, 38:54. 30-34: 1. Pete Wolt, 30, Lisle, 34-37, 2. Greg Pealer, 34, Napervilta, 35:25. 3.

Hector Sarmina, 33, Carol Stream, 1. Rich Depew, 38, Naperville, 36:09, 2, Eric Wedow, 39, Balavia, 36:27. 3. Eric Fowler, 38, Wheaton, 36:58, 1. Paul Mademann, 41, Wheaton, 38:06.

2. Gary Beck, 40, Slen 38-16 3 Christopher Groesbeck, Naperville, 36-59 Michael Barrett! 48, Oak Brook, 38-12 2. Thomas Sollday, 49, Lisle, 39:37. 3. Alex Mauritz, 49, Lockport, 40:04.

50-54: 1. the Rev Douglas Christgau, 52, Carol Stream, 43:12 .2. John Kurtz, 54, Wooddale, 43:38, 3. Dupont Snowdan, 54, Wheaton, Richard Pteat, 56, Chicago, 44:20. 2.

Daryl Holland 56, DeKalb, 44:26. 3. Merrill Oster, 58, Aurora, John Qulnton, 61, Lisle, 42-13 2. John McCann, 61, Wheaton, 50:38. 3.

James Schultz, 60. Napervilte, 51:41. 1. John Koomjohn, 66, Oswego, 49:48, 2. Keith Lindley, 67, Wheaton, 50:19.

3, Laveme Trevorrow, 69. Glan Ellyn, 59:49, 70-and-over: 1. Chuck Hinde, 72, Oak Lawn, 53:56. Female overall winner and flrtt finisher from Whwrton: 1. Jodi Benware.

34, Wheaton, 39:28, 13-14: 1. Betsy Villa Park, 49-14. 15-19: 1. Rachol Endress, 15, Wheaton, 39:43. 2.

Jill Branner, 19, Winfield, 41:02. 3. Linda Kneiss, 19, Whaaton, 43:23. 20-24: 1. Joanna Deeter, 20, Glen Ellyn, 40:46.

2. Julie Lyinskl, 22, Wheaton, 42:11. 2, Kelly Rollardi, 20, Wheaton, 43:11. 25-29: 1. Lisa Harris, 28, Chicago, 4327, 2.

Laura Robinson, 26, Whealon, 43:40. 3, Susan Severson, 28, Plainlield, 45:51. 30-34: 1. Nancy Becker, 32, Carol Stream, 43:20. 2.

Margaret Barton, 33, Wheaton, 43:39. 3. Jodi Ridge, 30, Carol Stream, 45:26. 35-39: 1. Greteben Strom.

37, Wheaton, 42:57. 2. Kathy Bojak, 36, Naporville, 46:04. 3. Karen Vaughn, 35, Western Springs, 47:05.

40-44: 1. Christine Babb, 40. Wheaton, 45:32. 2. Cindy Grace.

43, Glen Ellyn. 45:32. 3. Mary Kay Graber, 42, Naperville, 46:02. 45-49: 1.

Marie Bergstrom, 49, Carol Stream, 50:01. 2. Mary 46, Carol Stmam, Sue Voelz, 45, Geneva, 52:58. 50-54: 1. Isola Metz, 50, Wheaton, 46:34.2.

Carla Galanos, 50, Wheaton, 48:54. 3. Pat Carpenter, 50, Naperville, 50:49. 55-59: 1. Lynne Inpalls, 55, Chicago, 47:30.

2. Lori Wright, Faith Walkwitz, 64, Bensenvilte, 49:33. 2. Gib Krausar, 61, Wheaton, 55:19. Run for the Roses A total of 240 runners completed the annual Run for the Roses 5K Sunday in RoseUe.

In its fourth year, race director Mark Mandel and the race committee continue to add convenience and fun for competitors. Many race participants were repeat runners evidence of the excellent organization. This year, free child care for event participants was an added perk among the race's many extras. Each of the 48 participants in the half-mile youth race received Teeny Beanies. A disc jockey played music before and after the race.

All of the standard post-race refreshments were available, including fruit and 6-inch individually wrapped cookies from a local bakery. Race awards were specially made glass mugs, and about 80 raffle prizes were also given away during the award ceremony. Results Male overall: 1. Thomas Jurgens, 48, Batavia, 16:21. Z.

Kleo Jendo, 26, Carpen- tersvilfe, 17:00. 3. Wesley Scheck, 16, Northbrook, 17:16. 9-and-under: 1. Ian O'Connor.

9, Roselle, 27:00. 2. Bernie Healy, 9, Rosolle, 28:36.3. Paul Jutsens, 9, Batavia, 2923.10-14: 1. Anthony Pudlo, 14, Itasca, 18:27.2.

Kurt Fraser, 13, Schaumburg, 20:26. 3. Ben Gteser, 10, 15-19: 1. Vincent Latkowski, 17, Roselle, 1755. 2.

Kevin Dixon, 18, Roselte, 17:40. 3. Matthew Orchipinti, 18, Itasca, 18:15. 20-24: 1. David Gieser, 23, Berkeley, 18:09.

2. Michael Wehrte, 24, Midlothian, 19:32. 3. Chris Speziate, 22, Chicago, 20:59. 25-29: 1.

Robert Becerril, 27, Downers Grove, 18:23. 2. Brain Wolf, 26. Bloomingdale, 23:28. 3.

Brian McLaughlin, 29, Roselle, 24:55, Frank Anderson, 32, Carol Stream, 17:40. 2. Olenek. 32. Wooddate, 17:51.

3. Joseph Hart. 34. Marseilles, 19:07. 1.

Ken Mulvania, 36, Spokane, 17:53. 2. Raymond Bell, 39, 19:16, 3. Artyn Steggatl, 35, Roselte, 20:08. 40-44: 1.

James 0'NeM, 43, 17:41. 2. Bill'War- ren, 44, Schaumburg, 18:42. 3. Gary Rehor, 42, Roselle, 19:18.

45-49: 1. Robert Meixner, 49, Hinsdale, 18:35. 2. Wayne Schroeder. 45, Roselle, 20:22.

3. Mark Jakubowski, 47, Bensenville, 20:45. 50-54: 1. Phil Heath. 54, Bensenvilte, 20:37.

2. Rob Bums, 50, Roselle, 20:55. 3. David Pfefeer, 50, Bloomingdale. Tim Hawkins, 55, Schaumburg, 22:09.2.

Sheldon Liebman, 57,23:50.3. Claude Bird, 55, NonWge, 27:23. 60-64: 1. Joe Arnold. 61, Clarendon Hills, 20:48.

2. Portekt Perkins. 61, Wauconda, 23:03. 3. floy Rubinstein, 61, Glen Ellyn, 24:46.

65-69: 1. Frank Roty, 68, Schaumburg, 26:11. Femate ovaraH: 1. Jenny Plait, 22, Schaumburg, 19:51. 2.

Vanessa Menez, 13, Glendale Heights, 20:51.3. Kim Ryba, 37, Roselle, 21:45. 10-14: 1. Cece Goodwin, 14, 25:41. 2.

Mallory Miller, 12, Roselte, 25:45, 3. Julie Hajouk, 12, Roselle, 26:34. 15-19: 1. Laura Hajouk, 15, Roselle, 33:26. 2.

Angie Rehor, 16. Roselle, 35:17. 3. Denise Smolinski, 18, Roselte, 35:43. 20-24: 1.

Rebecca Mize, 24, Elk Grove Village, Erica Cherry, 28,23:16.2. Bridgette Dumm, 28, 26:08. 3. Melissa Musick. 25, Indian Head Park, 26:23.

30-34: 1. Karen Wendler, 32. Madison, 22:24. 2. Jennifer Jorgensen, 31, Roselle.

24:04. 3. Georgia Anri- anopoutos, 30, Elmhurst, 25:34. 35-39: L.Mary Murphy, 35, Medinah, 22:21. 2.

Lauri Ben, 37. Elgin, 23:36.3. Sherry San Miguel, 36, Schaumburg, 25:05. 40-44: 1. Marlene Bruno, 40, Schaumburg, 26:20.

2. Barbara Gallagher, Rosolle, 26:25. 3. Holly Sofensen, 40, Roselle. 26:51.

Susan Lynch, 47, 23:43. 2. Sue Hull, 46, Roselle. 26:55. 3.

Julie King, .45, Btoom'mgaate, 1. Kathy Friedman, 51, Medinah. 22:37. 2. Janice Baker, 51, Hoffman Estates, 29:06.

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