By Tom Langenfeld
Three Minnesota milers were
medalists Saturday at the USATF national
masters indoor championships in Landover, MD – and Susan Loyd added a bronze in
the W55 60m to the gold she won in the 400m Friday. Donald Sazima, 84, Minnetonka, tied
for first in the M80 high jump at 1.02m/3' 4" after winning the pentathlon Friday.
Lance
Elliott of Edina took the silver in the M40 mile in 4:28.06. Thom Weddle, Minneapolis, took second in the M70 mile in 6:54.97. Pat Billig, Roseville, the silver medalist in
the M50 3000m on Friday, came back to take third in a field of 23 runners in
the M50 mile with
4:48.16. Brian Lundberg, Edina, finished sixth in a
field of 17 in the M45 mile in 4:52.16.
Loyd, also from Edina, was third
among American sprinters in the 60m in 9.51.
A guest competitor from Puerto Rico was second.
Jim Schoffman, Fridley, ran on
the third-place Mass Velocity Track Club 4x200m club relay
team.
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