Money Winners

Tue., May 9, 1995

Here are Bloomsday money winners, according to race officials:

ELITE MEN

1. Josphat Machuka, Kenya, 33:41 $7,000

2. Armando Quintawilla, Mexico, 34:09 $4,500

3. Ibrahim Kinuthia, Kenya, 34:33 $3,000

4. Simon Karori, Kenya, 34:44 $2,500

5. Silvio Guerra, Ecuador, 35:09 $1,800

6. Yobes Ondieki, Kenya, 35:21 $1,350

7. Steve Jones, Wales, 35:38 $1,000

8. Josephat Kapkory, Kenya, 35:42 $900

9. Travis Walter, Gary, N.C., 35:52 $700

10. Buck Jones, Pullman, Wash., 36:23 $600

11. Jon Sinclair, Fort Collins, Colo., 36:29 $500

12. Matthews Motshwarateu, South Africa, 36:47 $400

13. John Hill, Seattle, 36:59 $300

14. David Morris, Albuquerque, N.M., 37:11 $250

15. David Mora, Bellevue, Wash., 37:28 $200

ELITE WOMEN

1. Delillah Asiago, Kenya, 38:19 $7,000

2. Nadia Prasad, France, 40:25 $4,500

3. Olga Markova, Russia, 40:30 $3,000

4. Jody Hawkins, Barstow, Calif., 41:21 $2,500

5. Kim Jones, Spokane, 41:39 $1,800

6. Jane Omoro, Kenya, 41:40 $1,350

7. Regina Joyce, Brier, Wash., 41:48 $1,000

8. Nancy Tinari, Coquitlam, British Columbia, 41:58 $900

9. Laura Edmark, Portland, Ore., 42:27 $700

10. Heather Lucas, Murphysboro, Illinois, 42:40 $600

11. Sue Schlatter, Vancouver, Canada, 43:14 $500

12. Deanna O’Neil, Canby, Ore., 44:16 $400

13. Kristan Wellman, Mesa, Ore., 44:29 $300

14. Lisa Noel Dressel, Spokane, 44:58 $250

15. Kate McGee, Bozeman, Mont., 45:32 $200

MASTERS MEN

1. Nick Rose, England, 36:54 $1,000

2. Ric Sayre, Ashland, Ore., 37:52 $800

3. Frances John Gailson, Kirkwood, Calif., 38:24 $600

4. Lloyd Stephenson, San Francisco, Calif., 38:40 $400

5. Pablo Vigil, Loveland, Colo., 38:45 $200

MASTERS WOMEN

1. Diane Tracy, Hermosa Beach, Calif., 45:02 $1,000

2. Honor Fetherston, Mill Valley, Calif., 45:06 $800

3. Carol McLatchie, Houston, Texas, 45:11 $600

4. Gaylene Pridham, Calgary, Alberta, 45:18 $400

5. Suzanne Ray, Anchorage, Alaska, 45:23 $200

WHEELCHAIR MEN

1. Paul Wiggins, Tasmania, Australia, 25:28 $2,000

2. Craig Blanchette, Cheney, Wash., 26:48 $1,500

WHEELCHAIR WOMEN

1. Jean Driscoll, Champaign, Illinois, 31:24 $2,000

T1 QUAD

1. Bart Dodson, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1:03:06 $1,000

T2 QUAD

1. Clayton Gerein, Regina, Saskatchewan, 37:28 $2,000

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