OCC Running 1964-1984
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Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club sponsored an Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon for 25 years, 1975-1999 on Kahala Avenue at mile markers 7 going out and mile marker 22 on the way to the finish line. More than 100 members volunteered at the station each year.
Honolulu Marathon Aid Station
The Outrigger Canoe Club sponsored an aid station for the Honolulu Marathon from 1975-1999. Members offered water, cold sponges and encouragement to runners.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Bob Anderson runs through the OCC Aid Station.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Gil Hicks runs through the OCC Aid Station.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Ricky Lemke grabs a sponge at the OCC Aid Station.
Honolulu Marathon
Rudy Choy wears his 1977 finishers T-shirt at OCC awards brunch after the race.
Honolulu Marathon
Jeff Kissel bags trash at the Outrigger Canoe Club Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Jim Stahl (center) races toward the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Patsy and Gil Hicks relax at the end of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's first marathoner was Jack Scaff, a cardiologist, who started the Honolulu Marathon to help his patients recover from heart attacks, and was president of the marathon association for many years.
Honolulu Marathon
Bill Cook, right, and friend offer water at Outrigger Canoe Club Aid Station.
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Dr. Was and Nurse Nightingale stops to celebrate at the OCC Aid Station.
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Outrigger Canoe Club's Fred Hemmings Jr. was a frequent Honolulu Marathon runner.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club member Rudy Choy races to the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club members of all ages volunteered at the Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon.
1979 Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Gil Hicks was the Club's fastest runner in the 1979 Honolulu Marathon, finishing in 2:57:35.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Hugh Foster races through the Aid Station on his way out to Hawaii Kai during the 1979 Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Runners promoted the Honolulu Marathon Clinic during the stop at the Outrigger Canoe Club Aid Station.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Linc Scafe rakes up used paper cups at the Club's Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Jack Scaff is interviewed at the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon. Scaff was the founder and president of the Honolulu Marathon in 1975 and still runs the Honolulu Marathon Clinic to prepare runners for the run.
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Outrigger Canoe Club's Steve Dunn celebrates reaching mile 22 of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Jan Newhart races through the Club's Aid Station during the Honolulu Marathon. She turned in her best time of 3:33:54 in 1975.
1981 Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Mike Givens runs toward the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Norm Dunmire races to the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Jan Newhart races through the Outrigger Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon. Her best marathon time was 3:33:54 in 1975.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Rudy Choy watches other runners after finishing the Honolulu Marathon.
1984 Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Jack Pedesky races to the finish line in the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Cline Mann, right, chaired the Club's Marathon Aid Station for 25 years, 1975-1999, making sure runners received water, wet sponges, energy drinks and lots of encouragement from the 100+ members who volunteered each year.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Fred Hemmings Jr. pours on speed as he nears the finish line of the Honolulu Marathon.
1982 Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Tom Merrill was elated after finishing the Honolulu Marathon in 1982.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club members provided drinks and cold sponges to participants in the Honolulu Marathon each year from 1975-1999 at an Aid Station the CLub sponsored each year on Kahala Avenue.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's John Finney competed in the 1979 Honolulu Marathon finishing in 4:00:39.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club members offered water to participants in the Honolulu Marathon at an aid station on Kahala Avenue sponsored by the Club that runners passed through going out and returning to the finish line.
Honolulu Maraton
Outrigger Canoe Club members sponsored an Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon from 1975-1999 on Kahala Avenue, offering cold drinks and sponges to runners.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club Honolulu Marathon Aid Station. At right in light blue shorts is Thad Ekstrand.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club offered cold drinks to runners in the Honolulu Marathon from 1975-1999 at an Aid Station on Kahala Avenue. Cline Mann, with towel on his shoulder, chaired the Club's participation, and got more than 100 members to volunteer at the Aid Station each year.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club Aid Station for the Honolulu Marathon.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club members offer drinks to participants in the Honolulu Marathon. Runners passed through the Aid Station twice, going out and returning to the finish line. More than 100 members volunteered at the station each year from 1975-1999.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Bruce Ames and Carolyn Corrigan head to the finish line of the 1981 Honolulu Marathon. Carolyn finished in 5:10 and Bruce in 5:11.
Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Maris Scully gets water from the Club's Marathon Aid Station during the Honolulu Marathon.
1981 Honolulu Marathon
Outrigger Canoe Club's Carole Wilbur was the Club's first finisher in the 1981 Honolulu Marathon in 3:34:55.
