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Show jit f i j r J f , . - I . 1 1 ' - t ; i f V", Jt. v No, it's not the three musketeers, seem to be enjoying themselves. The Running must be fun, at least Marilyn three were among the 48 who par-Marshall par-Marshall (left), Sharon Pragle ticipated in two Saturday fun runs, (center) and Beverly Anderson sure- 48 compete in fun runs; Hyde, Hart take firsts CEADR CITY A heist of 48 runners, ranging in age from six to 48-years old, participated in the Stevens Company 3.1 mile spring run and the Message of Heritage 6.2-mile 6.2-mile run. There were ten runners involved in the longer Message of Heritage , event, and Cedar High and Southern Utah State College alumnus Keenan Hart zipped around the course in 32:51 to lead the pack. He was followed by David Dix in 33:43 and Kee Yazzie in 33:44. The top female finisher was Louise Stone, who ran a 47:25. Both runs were conducted con-ducted Saturday under delightful weather conditions. Run participants par-ticipants received T-shirts, T-shirts, certificates and ribbons for their efforts. Of the 38 participants in the shorter event, Gordon Hyde hustled to a 15:37 clocking and was well ahead of the pack. Other age-group winners included in-cluded Steve Hedges, Tom Dalton, Jim Ipsum, Steve Marshall, Quinn Pratt, Bruce Rigby, a Ann Johnson, Britney Stansfield, Marilyn. Marshall and Beverly Anderson. I The next local fun run will be conducted Saturday, beginning up Cedar Canyon. The Southern Utah State College Thunderbird 10-kilometer 10-kilometer event will begin at 8:30 a.m. Contact Con-tact the college for further fur-ther details. Cost for the run, which will include T-shirts, T-shirts, will be $3. |
