Part 80, page 307
Document date 30 November 1971
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 80 p. 307 (DB Cooper-35185), News clipping, dated 30 Nov 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-80/pages/307
Transcript
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An Early Start In Track
Photos by Ed Walker
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Above — Members of the West Seattle Road Runners track club sat still long enough for a group photo. Left — A group of girls was bunched as they competed together in a race. Below— Gary Day, coach, gave three girls pointers on starting.
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DB Cooper-35185
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RAIN or shine, three days a week, the West Seattle Road Runners hear the welcome and familiar command: "All right, everybody out on the track!" The Road Runners is a track club formed last September by a group of West Seattle parents to provide a track and field program to youngsters from 7 to 17 years of age. It is registered with the Amateur Athletic Union, Pacific Northwest Association, and is supervised by Gary Day, head coach. Day, who promotes track whenever possible, believes the youngsters develop better self confidence and sportsmanship working both as a team and competing as an individual. The Road Runners competed in the 1969 cross-country season and have numerous meets scheduled this season. Each boy or girl is watched carefully by Day and his assistants for proper conditioning against muscle strains or other injuries. And they also make sure the youngsters have fun.
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28 THE SEATTLE TIMES Sunday, April 12, 1970
CONTINUED b6 b7C
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164 [illegible] [guess: 41]