Finger Lakes Runners Club January 2003 Newsletter Trail Running Stoneheads, Road Running Pavement Pounders, and Track Smacking Maniacs

Quotes of the Month:

1. "I am reminded that marathons are pretty long races, and that NYC may best be seen by cab." - Terry Delaney

2. "I'm having fun, so far!" - Tracy Atlas, our new assistant newsletter editor.

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Welcome Tracy! Updates Bob's Turkey Trot Trail Running, USA One Tough Mother 29 States and DC Completed Best Seen By A Cab? A Hard-Fought Race FLRC Women Win National 8K XC Championship Ithaca United Cross Country Teams Claim Regional Titles For First Time 2002 Trail Circuit Rankings

Jan.  1: New Year's Day 5K, American Legion, Big Flats, noon. Bring canned food donations. Jan. 11: Frozen Assets Snowshoe 5K, Honeoye Lake, 10:00 am. ESG Qualifier. Jan. 11-12: ESG Snowshoe Qualifiers, Choconut Center Park, Union. Time? Jan. 12: FLRC All-Comers Track Meet, reg. at noon; meet 1:15-4 p.m. Barton Hall, Cornell. Tim Ingall could use volunteers. E-mail: timingall@hotmail.com. Jan. 25: The 36th annual Hartshorne Memorial Masters Mile, Cornell, time: TBA. Feb.  1: The sixth annual Finger Lakes Snowshoe Race, 7.6-miler and FR, 11 a.m. FLNF, Hector 11 am

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