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 Retta Feyissa, a 29-year who fled Ethiopia in 2001, wins the Marine Corps Marathon in a slow 2:25:35. • Top Woman Is a Marine Captain Marine Captain Wins Mary Kate Bailey uses a perfectly executed race plan to become the first active duty Marine to win the Marine Corps Marathon women's race since Joanna Martin in 1979. Marines on Duty About 2,000 Marines worked on the sidelines of the marathon, making sure the race went smoothly. Notebook Racing for the Fallen Several runners at the Marine Corps Marathon yesterday ran in honor of servicemen and women who died recently in Iraq and Afghanistan. In the News
Going Through Their Paces: Three Members of Elite Michigan Training Camp Aim for 2:20 or Faster (Post, Oct. 30, 2004)
Local Hero Sherry Hopes To Repeat in Marathon (Post, Oct. 31, 2004) Marathon to Accept 30,000 Entries Next Year (Post, Oct. 30, 2004) For Starters, a Course With a Few Changes (Post, Oct. 30, 2004) Competing for Causes, Charitable and Personal (Post, Oct. 29, 2004) Area Race Directors Confront a New Era of Security: Safety Precautions Increase Dramatically (Post, Oct. 28, 2004) Marine Wives Rally In a Soldier's Memory (Post, Oct. 28, 2004) Texan's Weekend Job Provides Great Benefits (Post, Oct. 27, 2004) A Counterintuitive Effort (Post, Oct. 26, 2004) A look at runners in the Marine Corps Marathon (Post, Oct. 25, 2004) © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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