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S-14 THE RECORD, SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1965 Tri IIIUII IIUI I. i 1 k- Uth 1 '41 jj 4 us.r event in the Wyckoff Triathlon. swimmers spiasn into ranKlin Lake to take part in the first t. v. a II I the competitors board bicycles rousing of Winchester, Va.

Esrey entered last year's event on the recommendation of a friend in Wyckoff, and he returned again this year. Ironically, Esrey was not awarded his first-place trophy in the 50-55 age category for his impressive time of 1:37.29 because a typographical error had him listed as 31 years old. For the most part, the computerized system worked extremely well, and there were few complaints. Jeff Jasper, the athletic director and girls basketball coach at Pas-cack Valley High School, celebrated his 40th birthday with a sixth-place finish in the 40-44 age group with a time of 1:41.02. Another girls basketball coach, Bob Cavo of Rutherford, finished in 1:48.35, a minute better than his time of last year.

Jodi and Jeanine Porro, two of Ca-vo's players, were on hand to root on their coach, who vowed to get the sisters to try the triathlon next year. Both Porros frowned on the idea. Melissa Crabtree of Ridgewood placed first (1:47:17) in the 19-and- for Wyckoff event is I I Following a half-mile swim, almost 700 entrants. Joan Fahey finished in 1:35.41 to take first place among the women, with Janice Bender of Grahamsville, N.Y., second and Carol Wikfors of Palisades Park third Blomberg, 24, competed in his first triathlon last August and said he expected to finish around the 1:40 mark yesterday. He held a slight lead over Richard Hauptschein of Wysox, after the swim, and kept that advantage throug the rest of the race.

Hauptschein finished 12th. "I've been swimming since I was eight, and I took up running in high school," said Blomberg, a graduate of Ramapo College. "Lately I've been pretty good on the bicycle, too, but I wasn't really expecting to win." This was the first triathlon victory for Blomberg, who plans to enter the U.S. Triathlon Series June 30 in Baltimore. "I've been in 29 triathlons, and four Boston Marathons, and this has been one of the best-run events I've seen," said 51-year-old Jack Esrey jii i iim XtiZ'' til I A -jii.

Ji if r- Track runner-up for outstanding track performer. Brandon Richards, the third UCLA-bound athlete and son of Olympic pole-vault legend Bob itfi a sian pnoios oy ai pagnont the 15-mile cycling portion. success under girls category, and All-Bergen County soccer star Donna Lesch of Indian Hills was second in 1:52.49. Bo Esrey, son of Jack Esrey, won the men's 19-and-under followed by Steve Ferry of Westwood. The Oakland husband-and-wife team of Charles Worischeck, 56, and Kathryn Worischeck, 54, also completed the course yesterday.

Former Manchester Regional track star Pierre LeTennier was the first person to cross the finish line. LeTennier joined John Eriksson and Storm Lefelar to win the relay event. Former Olympic cyclist Jackie Simes teamed with Rick Oelkers and Patrick Oelkers to win first prize in the family competition in 1:21:47.3, second overall behind LeTennier's team. Tony Garro, 43, of Tenafly, was 23rd overall, and finished more than four minutes ahead of his nearest competitor in the 40-44 age group. The oldest finisher was 65-year-old Ed Dewey of Brooklyn, whose time of 2:18.04 was better than more than 50 finishers.

4- TM TtacnTHOTUKE Pierre LeTennier of North Haledon finishes his five-mile leg in the relay run that completed the triathlon. The Manchester-High School senior was the first person to cross the finish line. Prep discus record By John Brennan Correspondent FRANKLIN LAKES The awards ceremony at yesterday's Wyckoff Triathlon lasted as long as each of the three events, but that seemed appropriate, considering the task just completed by the 500 athletes who finished the combined swimming, cycling, and running competition. Larry Blomberg of Pequannock captured two of the more than 50 trophies awarded, one for winning the overall individual title and one for winning his age group (20-24). Blomberg finished the course a half-mile swim in Franklin Lake, followed by a 15-mile bicycle ride, and a five-mile run through Franklin Lakes Boro in a time of 1 hour 24 minutes 37.9 seconds.

Blomberg was followed by Keith Mazurek of West Orange Doug Piche of Ringwood and Robert Vendetti of Caldwell (1:27.17) among the men. There were Schools seek foes Wayne Valley High School has open dates in boys basketball for Friday, Jan. 3, and Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1986. Interested schools should contact athletic director Russ DeVries at 694-8600, ext.

306. Park Ridge High School is looking for boys basketball teams to compete in its Christmas tournament. Interested schools should contact athletic director Glen Noto at 391-8000, or coach Mike Shaughnessy at 934-7295. falls Richards, broke a five-year-old meet record by clearing 17-4 in the pole vault. The younger Richards, of Santa Barbara, sought 18-2, but failed on three attempts.

Doug Herron of Anchorage captured the 800-meter run in 1 minute 49.75 seconds. Hartmann, a junior, also won the 3,000 meters in 9:08, and finished second in the 1,500 meters with a time of 4:10.5. All were competing in Senior Division races. In the Junior Division, Paladin pole-vaulter Angelo Sansano won a gold medal, clearing 10 feet 6 inches. 3.

Barbara Waltenback, Wayne 1:56:05.8 WOMEN, 20-24 1. Janice Bender, Grahamsville, N.Y. 2. Anne Chesny, North Bergen 3. Joyce Cutler, Upper Saddle River 4.

Leslie Swift, Bedford, N.Y. 5. Cindy Harr, Glen Ridge WOMEN, 25-29 1. Joan Fahey 2. Carol Wikfors, Palisades Park 3.

Sharon Kelly, New York, N.Y. 4. Patricea Weil, Upper Saddle River 5. Carmen Sanderson, White Plains WOMEN, 30-34 137:17.2 1:42:35.7 1:44:03.7 20:31.6 2139.4 1:35:41.1 1:40:30.4 1:45:34.2 1:49:11.1 1:50:06.8 1:5639.7 23:53.7 2733.3 2:22:17.9 2:42:49.7 2:15:20.9 2:27:17.9 233:16.2 1. Mary Kav Byron, Tuxedo Park, N.Y.

2. Marline Dor, Oakland 3. Maryann Knuth, Oradell 4. Helen Hesselgrave, Kinneton 5. Vivian Tarallo, Ridgefiekl WOMEN, 35-19 1.

Angie Green, Teaneck 2. Theresa Chesler, Oakland 3. Dorothy Nelsen-Gille, Englewood WOMEN, 40-44 1. Sandy Racklin, Fori Lee WOMEN, 45-49 2334.7 2333.7 2:16313 2:53343 1. Marsha Bancroft, Essex Fells.

2. Claire Kavai, Franklin Lakes WOMEN, 50-54 I. Kathryn Wbrischeck, Oakland WOMEN, ii-U 1. Terry Bleemer, Elizabeth 2:59.22.1 MEN'S TEAMS 1. GS Macaroni (Storm Lefelar, John Eriksson, Pierre LeTennier), 13138.0 2.

MFR 1:22:57.0 3. BPR 136:49.1 WOMEN'S TEAMS 1. DRB (Helena Bedrock, Susan Rasmussen, Fran Drennan), 140-173 I Middlesex Marauders 1:432.7 3. Red Herrings 1:4539.9 MIXED TEAMS 1. Murk-Moos (Wendy Murk, Drew Moo, Vicki Moil), 13823.0 1 MKA 139:25.7 Go For 1:43368 FAMILY TEAMS 1.

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Official entry form appears in The Record every Sunday and Monday for four weeks beginning May 26. Since May 27 is a holiday, the entry form appears on May 28. The Associated Press ELMHURST, 111. Brian Blu-treich led three UCLA-bound California natives in record-setting performances yesterday in the Keebler International Prep Track and Field Invitational. Blutreich, of Mission Viejo, hurled the discus 198 feet 4 inches the 17th consecutive time he has thrown more than 190 feet to set a prep record for such throws.

Blutreich also won the shot-put title with a heave of 69-3 V4. Danny Everett of Los Angeies set a meet record of 45.76 seconds in the 400-meter dash and took second in the 200 meters with a time 20.97. His performance earned him the second- Paramus Catholic athletes fare well Wyckoff Triathlon summaries -OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM WEEK What kind of fuel is used in Indy cars? ROCKAWAY Paramus Catholic High School athletes, running for the newly formed Paladin Track Club, won the relay yesterday in the AAU Junior Olympics meet at Morris Hills High School. Chris Hartmann, Brendan McKeon, Robert Sullivan, and Chris Thomas combined to finish in 8:45.6. MALE, 2S.

1. Keith Mazurek, West New York. 2. Robert Vendetti, Caldwell 3. David Cote, Morris Plains 1:26:15.4 1:27:17.2 1:31:07.2 .1:1:3 1.2 4.

Peter Zolper, Glen Rock 5. Richard Hauptschein, Wysox, Pa 1:3234.2 MALE, 30-34 1. Doug Piche, Ringwood 2. Mark Amundson, Bloomfield, 3. Steve Moore, Towanda, Pa 4.

Alan Shapiro, Richmond Hill, N.Y. 5. Robert Cordis, Ridgewood MALE, 15-39 1:2637.5 1:3107.8 131:28.3 1:32:03.1 1:33:18.6 132:12.1 1:33:51.3 1:34:52 4 1:374.0 1391.1 1:34:53.7 1:39:14.0 1:40:31.0 1:4037.7 1:40:49.1 135:45.2 1:41:52.0 1:45:46.1 1:4560 1:51:123 1:37:29.4 1:48:38 6 1:49:40.1 21:161 25:064 1:48 22.5 2:12353 2:19:206 2:19:548 217.5 2:184 5 2:43:183 1:47:178 132:499 1. Frank Grippo, Hackensack 2. David Beaudry 3.

4. Lance Larsen, Tuxedo Park, N.Y. Gary Smeal, Allendale 5. Robert Hemmel, Ridgewood MALE, 40-44 1. Tony Garro, Tenafly 2.

Jack Angevine, Teaneck 3. Gerry Romanowski, Ringwood 4. Robert Kaplan, Suffern, N.Y. 5. Robert Fass, Monsey, N.Y.

MALE, 4549 1. David Smith, San Francisco, Ca. 2. Peter Mogendorf, vVestfiekt 1 Robin Church, Murray HiK 4. Bob Ebner, Franklin Lakes 5.

Barry Nvdick, Livingston MALE, 50-54 1. Jack Esrev, Winchester, va. 2. Art Cooke, Ho-Ho-Kus 3. Art Figur, New Rochelle, N.Y.

4. Richard Golden, Tarrytown, N.Y. 5. John Hagen, Edison MALE, S5-4 1. Robert Navtor, Teaneck 2.

Walter Poiitzer, Demarest 3. Charles Wbnscheck, Oakland 4. Tom Buget, Wyckoff 5. Bit Horowitz, New York, N.Y. 4 Debbie CCormei.

Ridgewood 5 Karen Vandenheuvet, Hillsdale MALE, 61 PLUS 1. Ed Dewey, Brooklyn, N.Y. 2. Irving Castle, Ybnken, N.Y WOMEN, 19 mfr 1 Melissa Crabtree, Ridgeyood -2. Donna Lesch, Frankta Lakes.

the question; fill in Entry Form completely. Prix Trivia, Box 190, Hackensack, NJ 07602; envelope to The Record, no later than 1 pm, Friday. Question for Week 4 Name (please Address City Town State -2ip Home phone Business phone Answer Mail to: Grand or deliver in a sealed At Indian Trail Club, Franklin Lata OVERALL INDIVIDUAL MEN Larry Blomberg, Pequannock Keith Mazurek, West Orange Doug Piche, Ringwood Robert Vendetti, Caldwell John Zolper, Newark, Del. David Cote, Morris Plains Mark Amundson, Bloomfield Peter Zolper, Glen Rock 1:24:37.9 1:26:15.4 1:26:37.5 1:27:17.2 1:30:17.4 1:31:07.2 1:31:078 1:31:08.2 131:21.3 Steve Moore, Towanda, Pa. Alan Shapiro, Richmond Hill, N.Y.

1:32:03.1 Frank Grippo, Hackensack 1:32:12.1 Richard Hauptschein, Wvsox, Pa. Edward Wychock, Bridoewater Robert Cordis, Ridgewood Bob Heller, Kutztown, Pa Bo Esrev, Ml. Gretna, Pa. Peter Quinn 132:34.2 132:54.2 1:33:186 1:33:25.9 133:42.4 133:44.9 133:51.3 134:26.2 134:33.4 1:34:358 134:52.4 134:53.7 1351.9 135:113 David Beaudry Peter Algert, Palisades, N.Y. John Myers, Mahwah Sieve Baldacci, New York, N.Y Lance Larsen, Tuxedo Park, N.Y.

Tony Garro, Tenafly Brian Adler, Haverstraw, N.Y. Gary Hurban. Palisades, N.Y. OVERALL INDIVIDUAL WOMEN 1. Joan Fahey 1:35:41 2.

Janice Bender, Grahamsville, N.Y. 137. 3. Carol Wikfors, Palisades Park 1:40304 1:42:35.7 1:44:03.7 4. Anne Chesnv North Bergen 5.

Joyce Cutler, Upper Saddle River 6. Sharon Kelly, New York, N.Y. 1:45:34.2 1:47:178 1:49:11.1 1:52:194 1:52:49.9 7. Melissa Crabtree, Ridgewood Patricea Weil, Upper Saddle River Linda Brown, Piscatawav 10. Donna Lesch, Franklin Lakes.

MALE, 19 AND UNDER 1. Bo Esrev, Ml. Gretna, Pa. 2. Gary Hurban, Palisades, N.Y..

3. James Sugrue, Westwood 4. Gene Mitchell, Montvale 5 Steve Ferri, Westwood 133:424 135:113 135:584 136:401 136:553 1:24379 130:174 134362 134358 1351.9 MALE, Zt-14 1. Larry Blomberg, Peauannock 2. John Zolper, Newark, Del.

3. Peter Aloert, Palisades, N.Y 4. fteve Baidacci. New York, N.Y i IVian Ader, Y. print) Answer to last week's question: Oval track races are not conducted in rain.

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