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Page 16 ? February 11, 1985 Photo Essay THE GAMECOCK^ i'*&M RMffP*' tmwuinn .<* ? H ' ^H '" llr^^B B^L f /' ,s^ MMMT I j fjyl ' nwi # | ' . V VL MM! .,, JL. - ^ k 9 K .. *? ?< m:m. : > JOSEPH GARNETT I Tha Gomccock Tai Sugimoto of Columbia maintaina hit atrida he approaches tho finish line. tape* Mil ?MS Dav? PattMMN crotSM Dhb finish lins tlit first ruim?f to torn About 400 runners gathered Saturday in front of the Marriott Hotel for the start of tbe I9S5 Carolina Marathon. Weather for the 26-mile marathon was pleasant as the participants raced through the city and suburbs in a chilling 25 degrees. All 400 participants completed the annual race, which has been a Columbia tradition for nine yeurs. David f'atterson, .1.1, was the first runner to cross the finish ^ BonM '?v x ES JBbL | ? jB v*- * mBBrgwL HH^L^v A mass of 400 runners racad through tha streets of Columbia al hwhHHR ja^? kk\-,.^ n wKr It"-' - - -IB# -3PV i B 'IHr?P L. ^ f- -. - -;-5.-, -- ^ H Hh -yJBSfe? Ehweetf IrbtM* ptfw NImmH by tfrvtcHtaf Hi the kfefcy ?f M RAY GRONBERG I Tha Qamacock Nil?t? this year'a marathon. line, with a time of two hours, 22 minutes and 23 seconds. Other winners included Ruth Ozmun, 28, of Bloomington, Ind., and David Rhinehart, of Cumberland, Md. Ozmun completed the race at two hours, 49 minutes and 27 seconds, heating her time last year by 10 seconds. Rhinehart finished second overall and first in the under-30 division with a time of two hours, 24 minutes and 48 seconds. o Run W 1 svl $E!% & IHh^^Iv ^ ^^HHH ^jBpWK^dGS^B^w*?1* w- j|9HKflHng|g9Q^^KvHj^^^H|^H^Mk jflHSf fi one th. 26-mlle couru. RS? GRONBERG I Th. O.m.cock r^^usr ^ ,r4L" ' % % RAY GH0NMR8 I Tht GhmckIi Mint Nrtal. fM';V jP L,U. ?li" ^HPMk MI bhub JOE RICHER / Thi QwMcwk % Ruth Oimun crosses the finish line, beating her last year's marathon record by 10 seconds.