Linda Cohn and Damien Leake pocketed $1,000 prizes each Saturday when the Southern California Striders teammates set world records at the Sierra Gold Masters Track and Field Festival in Grass Valley, California. (See results here.) Linda extended her own W65 world record in the javelin to 34.80 meters (114-2) less than a year after setting the listed WR of 33.99 (111-6). In the 100, Damien clocked 12.31 with a 1.3 mps legal wind to pip the listed M65 WR of 12.33 by Bill Collins at last year’s Penn Relays.
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The same 100 also saw M70 superstar Charles Allie scare the 100 WR by clocking 12.92 (fellow American Bobby Whilden holds the listed WR of 12.77). But Charlie made a run at the 200 WR. He clocked 26.77 to beat the listed American record of 26.80 by Bob Lida at 2007 Riccione worlds but just missed the listed WR of 26.47 by Britain’s Glyn Sutton. (Charles earned $500 for that effort.)
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Not to be overlooked was M45 Jeff Laynes, who ran the 100 in 10.96 and the 200 in 22.69 — behind the listed WRs of 10.72 and 21.8 by Willie Gault.

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