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Originally posted by Karma Tenzing Wangchuk View PostI remember your race with Carr. Vividly. I finished way back, in third, for Lowell. You were formidable. Dennis ran under 10 seconds for the 100 and under 50 for the 440 as well; the only one on our team who could challenge him at the shorter distances was our high jumper and hurdler Greg Heet (who became a decathlete at one point in college).
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I remember your race with Carr. Vividly. I finished way back, in third, for Lowell. You were formidable. Dennis ran under 10 seconds for the 100 and under 50 for the 440 as well; the only one on our team who could challenge him at the shorter distances was our high jumper and hurdler Greg Heet (who became a decathlete at one point in college).
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My name is George Esqueda and I ran for Fullerton H S under coach Degroot.
I too was past by Dennis Carr the last final 200 meters in my 3 races against him and Bruce Bess. This is my first post to this website. I now live in the San Francisco Bay Area and follow track and Cross Country. I was also ran under Coach Jim Bush for both track and Cross Country. my email is [email protected].
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
Originally posted by G.AhearnFound Dennis Carr on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/dennism.carr.14?ref=ts&fref=ts
Not much info . . . says he retired in '09 and enjoys poker, bowling, and fishing. A photo shows him in USC singlet with a baton.
I sent him a message informing him of this message board and asked if he would post.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
GH - point taken, Nothing quite like HS
ancillary pt of view re: Dennis Carr - when he was 'on' his kick was something to behold
plus he has had a younger brother who ran about 4:03
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
Found Dennis Carr on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/dennism.carr.14?ref=ts&fref=ts
Not much info . . . says he retired in '09 and enjoys poker, bowling, and fishing. A photo shows him in USC singlet with a baton.
I sent him a message informing him of this message board and asked if he would post.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
Bobby's sister made the U.S. Olympic team in 1964. She was 8th in the 80 meter hurdles. I believe Bobby, if he had concentrated on track and field, could have been a world class long jumper. He was close to it in high school. He and Cordner Nelson went to the same high school.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
Yeah, CIF-SS had a ton of great athletes back in the '60's and I competed against a lot of them including several future Olympians. But the only one who really left me in awe was Bobby Bonds... he was a freaking 18 year old superman.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
my point is that viewed from the point of living through it at the time, if you were in Nome and somebody ran 10.4 for 100y (first Alaskan ever to break 10.5!) in 1965, your memories of the era would be just as warm and fuzzy as somebody from SoCal in the same year.
Viewed from a statistical point of view decades later, nothing can touch SoCal, of course, but that wasn't my point.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
GH-- maybe true, but not every high school kid--then or now-- could go to a "local" track meet and watch and collect autographs from Jim Ryun and Ron Clarke. Or go to a summer all-commers meet and watch Bob Seagren run an 880.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
right - most. side note - Compton had another 6' 11 3/4 guy and a 6' 6 3/4"or 8 same yr as Reynaldo Sr yr. ... if memory serves
lots of guys @ 1:51.x, 9:10y,
50s in CIF-SS wasn't too shabby either
of course (per Hill) you add that to the adolescent hormones /adrenaline and bibbidi bobbodi boo ... magic
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
Originally posted by no onep.s. - all of those marks were up to '67
Rey Brown's 7-3 was at the Oly Trials in mid-September '68.
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Re: What ever happened to Dennis Carr?
p.s. - all of those marks were up to '67
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