Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 13, 1990, Page 6, Image 6

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Community
Runners to compete in sister city
Bv Kill Atwood
Imerald ( ontrilnitor
Three runners Irom the Ku
geHi' Springfield area will have
an opportunity In take an all
expense paid trip to i oinpele in
the third annual Ogasa
kakegawa Japan Marathon on
April n
I lie I ugene kagngawa Sister
( itv ( i mi in it t ee is .11 i epting ap
pin ations milil I eh 11. from
hugene area marathon runners
who would like to partu ipate
Runners who wish to he ion
sidered most meet the mar
athon organizers time require
merits and must also he will
ing to ar I as ambassadors of
friendship from Kiigeiil' ai
curding to Henry Rust head ot
the marathon seler tion i oinmit
lee
l ime requirements tin appli
ration are two hours til min
utes loi men and three hours
1(1 minutes lor women I lie
three member delegation of
i miners i an he made up of
am mix of men and women.’
Rust said rhi- three runners
will he sells ted I eh 2
I ■irt.iti\ e plans i all for the
delegation to leave Rugene on
Thursda\ April 12 and return
on TtiesdnY . April 1 Last year
the d e I e ra t M * ri s t a \ t * d the lust
night in Inkyn before traveling
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11\ tr.im in hahogaw .1 I ravel
arrangements will In' nuitii' bv
tin- sistero iH i ommiltee
1 r.util iimi's .ire flexible ai
i ording to Kust "During tin'
interview period we find out it
tlio runners want to stay an ex
tended period ot time." Kust
said "If so. we will arrange for
a later return date
[ lie i onunittee dei ided to
make the itinerary less strm
lured at the suggestion of Jeff
Sharp, .i selei turn i.onunittee
member who ran the marathon
in l'ISH and IflK'l
"The fust \ear was really
stiin Hired He didn't have
tune to explore on our own."
Sharp said "It was a little
more relaxed last year With an
extra da\ before and after the
■Tile whole route is ovei
rolling countryside. passing in
freshlv rut tee fields and
through smaller towns outside
hakeguwa. Sharp said I lie
last ten miles are gradually up
lull With about a mile to go
there is a realh sleep In!I
Sharp said that lie "would
like to go and re< laim the ti
tie." hut a hack injury is pre
venting him from competing
Ollier runners who have
competed in the marathon as
representatives ot Kugene are:
Mara Siegel, who won the
women's division in 10HH;
Aim Robertson, who placed
set ond m the women's division
in l'ltt'l. Steve DiX'atale; limiter
l.ai ev. Paul Holin: and Steve
Mi ( diesnev
‘The whole route is over rolling
countryside, passing by freshly cut tea
Helds and through smaller towns outside
Kakegawa.'
Jeff Sharp
I.!i i' we had ,i lillli' muii' Iiini1
tu look itmund kakegawa and
g" shopping
I In- runners travel lodging
and uthi'i expenses wiH In- paid
tui li\ tin- kakegawa Interna
tiunal 1 r lend sir ip Assut inline
and tnaiathon organizers.
In , IHH and PIH'I five mil
nets were invited hum kugeiie
tu part it ipate in the marathon.
I lie kakegawa association in
lunned Rust that onlv three
runnels were invited this year
I let ause the marathon organiz
ei ■ are expei ting two i tinners
front Korea
Sharp who won the men’s
div isiuu ill PIHti and finished
set ond in I‘IHO said that he
lelt like ,i mini celebrity ovei
tfiere
I'hore are people lining the
slieets ni the small towns. wn\
mg |ia|)er flags that are prm id
ed in the prnvim e’s dail\
new spapei '' Sharp said
I he U kilometer (_!t> mile)
< >gasa Kakegawa marathon
( uuise is i hallenging ar i ord
mg to Sharp
Siegel .ind M( ('111-slli*\ llirl
and 11 • 11 in 111 \ e u liilr lliev \\ civ
in kakegaivu in 1'ttut Tliei
uni' married later (li.it ye.ii
.mil i ini•*iil11 .lie lii i ng in Hus
Inn ,i< i ording lu Sllill|i
The i oinrnitlee also is asking
lor ( littering \ isitors (o ai
( ompan\ (he marathon delega
lion I lousing u i!h lapuncsi
Isosl families for up In three
nights uill he provided lot
non marathoners u Idle the\ are
in kakegaivu. Rust said hut
lhe\ must i over all other e\
penses t llemseli es
Running events other than
the marathon also are open toi
those runners u ho u ish to trai
el at their own expense I he
eutri tee lor these runs uill he
paid hi the marathon sponsor
I hese events mi lude a t d kilo
meter familv run. a I i kilome
tei mixed pail run. and a In
kilometei run tor people over
1 'wears old
I or more infoi million ( ontai t
I lenrv Rust at -41>"> 1 li 11
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