Finger Lakes Runners Club February 2002 Newsletter Trail Running Stoneheads and Road Running Pavement Pounders (and Track Rats)

Quote of the Month:

"To run a good mile, you need to taste blood in your mouth."
--Lorrie Marnell, explaining her racing strategy pre-Hartshorne Mile.

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Ed. Note: Many thanks to Java Joe Dabes, who served as my temporary editorial partner for the January issue. As of this writing, we have received no death threats or threats of lawsuits. And welcome back to Betsy Martens, who resumes her invaluable post as full time editorial partner. --DS The Sixth Annual Hartshorne Memorial Service Award News Notes Getting into the 2002 New York City Marathon Milers Take Note Musical Marathons People in the News Notes USA Track & Field Online Membership Registration Racing Back to the Future Super Sunday (Nihon style) North Pole Run

Feb. 10: FLRC/HN All-Comers Track Meet, Barton Hall, Cornell, 9 a.m. (early start!): 5000, 55, 1500, 200 (*changed from original 400) and 2 x 800m Valentine's Relay. Email Tim Ingall. Feb. 10: Wineglass RC St. Valentine's 5K, Big Flats American Legion, noon: Candy, flowers and champagne; sign up race day from 11 to 11:50 a.m. Call Gene Herber at 562-3168 eve. Feb. 22-24: Empire State Winter Games, Lake Placid. Feb. 24: Upstate NY Indoor T & F Distance Festival, Hobart. See www.gvh.net. Mar. 10: Family Fun Day at the Track, Barton Hall, Cornell, 9 a.m. Bring a kid! Mar. 16. St. Patrick's 4-Miler, Binghamton, 10 a.m. Mar. 24: Forks XV (15K), Chenango Forks HS, 2 p.m. April 7: Skunk Cabbage Classic 10K & Half Marathon, Barton Hall, Cornell, 10 a.m

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