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By Matt Carpenter
www.skyrunner.com
8 a.m. Friday, August 8th, 1958 — 16 runners started the race.
Monte Wolford had moved to California leaving the field wide open. Calvin Hansen obliged by breaking Monte Wolford’s record by 46m13s. In this race Arlene Pieper broke the woman’s ascent record from the 1936 race but there was no Ascent only race so she was DQed.
POS POS/DIV NAME AGE CITY ST ASCENT DESCENT TOTAL ADJ ASC ADJ DEC ADJ TOT 1 1/8 CALVIN HANSEN 23 PUEBLO CO 3:07:00 1:22:40 4:29:40 3:18:47 1:27:38 4:46:25 2 2/8 LELAND TIGGES 21 WINDSOR CO 3:04:07 1:48:58 4:53:05 3:15:43 1:55:30 5:11:13 3 3/8 WENDELL ROLLINGS 41 SALT LAKE CITY UT 4:08:32 1:23:35 5:32:07 4:24:11 1:28:36 5:52:47 4 4/8 PHILLIP TIGGES 22 WINDSOR CO 3:58:00 1:53:09 5:51:09 4:13:00 1:59:56 6:12:56 5 5/8 TIM KLOPENSTINE 18 FOUNTAIN CO 4:03:18 1:58:28 6:01:46 4:18:38 2:05:34 6:24:12 6 6/8 HUBERT MORGAN 36 MONTROSE CO 4:04:39 2:10:35 6:15:14 4:20:04 2:18:25 6:38:29 7 7/8 JERRY SCHMIDT 18 WOODLAND PARK CO 3:52:07 2:47:13 6:39:20 4:06:44 2:57:15 7:03:59 8 8/8 RUDY FAHL 60 COLORADO SPGS CO 4:40:00 3:03:00 7:43:00 4:57:38 3:13:59 8:11:37 DQ (stopped at top) NAME AGE CITY ST ASCENT ADJ ASC ARLENE PIEPER 28 COLORADO SPGS CO 5:59:18 6:21:56 Notes: The race started and ended by the COG depot so it was 1.1 miles shorter than the current Pikes Peak Ascent and 1.85 miles shorter than the current Pikes Peak Marathon which starts at the Manitou Springs courthouse and ends at Ruxton and Manitou Ave. This change took place in 1976. The adjustment times are for comparisons only and were made by adding 6.3% to the ascent time and 6% to the descent time. Rudy Fahl’s time varies slightly depending on the source.Last regenerated: 1/5/2019 12:04:51 PM
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