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The wind was expected to shift to the northwest last night, usheringin colder weather, rain and snow. In W eather’s fact, daytime temperatures todaywill only be DAVID JAMESanswers in the 30s and 40s. The snowlevelis expected to drop to the benches and somevalleyfloors by ” your weather questions 5338 ¢ 62/86 pc eos c this afternoonand evening, Several inches of * snow could accumulate on grassy surfaces along the benchareas. Weatherforecast charts indicate a welcomed prolonged period of dry weather maybegin on Tuesdayand last through Sunday. April 17: In 1953, heavy rains in Salt Lake City created flood in a 4 square block area. In 1966, one of two funnelclouds dipped beneath the clouds to become a tornadoin Springville. It toppled a tree andlifted a roof from a house. Sun & moon Last quarter Apr. 20 ‘RISES ‘SETS: ‘SUN 6:46am. 8:07 MOON none 8:45 a.m. p.m. Showersand thunderstorms will moveacross parts of the mid-Atlantic today, while drier air surges across the Midwest. Near-record warmthwill continue across the Southeast and south-central states. Sky watch First quarter May 4 peg27 National forecast RISES Full May 13 ‘Sets 6:44am. 8:08 12:55 a.m. 9:36 am. p.m. Tonight's Sky: Antares of Scor- . pio will be within 14degrees to the right of the waning gibbous moon, and the Teapot ofSagittarius is left of the moon. JUPITER Source: Jim Todd, Oregon Museum ofScience and industry SATURN Tour of marathon majors starts in Boston a oe Golen BOSTON — There's a difference between the Masters and the South1 ern Farm BureauClassic, between the French Open andthe country club ionship, between the Kentucky Derby and the eighth race at Aqueduct. For marathoners,there have always been courses that stood out for their Marathon and try to take the early lead si babi etrphiecae rights — and a $500,000 Saale taerahiee meni Berle New York, Chicago and Boston, the World Marathon Majorswill award points and $1 million in prize money to the world’s top man and woman at the 26.2-mile distance over two years. “Mondayis the start of two races,” New YorkCity Marathon director Mary Wittenberg said. “One of the races will be over in 2 % hours. The other Tace — to be the world’s greatest marathoner — won't be over for 18 months.” Marathons have a devoted but compared to leagues like the NFL — relatively small following that keeps the sport from reaping billiondollar TV deals and morelucrative licensing fees. The splintered structure also leaves the races competing for runners and attention. So the five races looked to the main sports for a system that will rewardathletes for longterm consisten- cy insteadofjust one day of greatness. The circuit also creates other marketing and promotional opportunities that weren't available to them when they werejust a bunch ofdifferent races. “Wefeel like we're at a different level, and wefelt we have an obligation to bring the sport into the future, Boston director Guy Morse said. Seesee system, the marathons looked mdeamineou 8 earing “Our attention ebbs and tides,” Chicago executive race director Carey Pinkowskisaid. “Welooked to the mainstream sports and how they stay in front of the audience.” But while horses can run three times in five weeks and cars every weekend, humans usually run no more than two marathons a year — one in the spring andonein the fall. Organizers knew tworaces wasn’t enoughto crowna true champion, so they came up with a two-year cycle, overlapping so that a bonus will be awarded each fall starting in 2007. Runners get 25 points for winning a race, decreasing to 15, 10, 5 and point for fifth place. “Everything is influenced by the fact that the athletes can't — and wedon't wantto cuneate them to— run more,” Morse said. Figuring out the system was the easy part. A more delicate task was getting the sponsors and shoe compa- «, Marathon runner of the United States, speaks to reporters in Boston on Friday at a news conference forthe elite runners nies to put their competition aside and- preparing to competein the 2006 go along. Boston Marathontoday. |