2006BedfordSpeedway

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

AUGUST 25, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

PENCIL IS SHARP IN BEDFORD LABOR DAY TUNE UP

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - Bedford Speedway fans have been getting a steady dose of great weekly racing action, and Friday night may have been the raciest track this season. Racing was all over the speedway, top to bottom, and competitors took full advantage. Jack Pencil picked up his first feature win of the season in Super Late Model action, and Mike Shoemaker won his third feature event of the season in the Limited Late Models. Ashley Barrett took top honors in the Street Stock division, and at the same time clinched his first Bedford Street Stock Points Championship a week early. Hotshoe Travis Stickley won his 7th Cruiser Hobby Stock feature of the season, and only needs to start the feature next week to clinch that division's Championship. Larry Duvall won the special 4 cylinder event.

Jack Pencil, who appears to be faster and faster each week, fought off a great field of competitors Friday to earn his 17th career Super Late Model feature win. Pencil, who started second along side race start genius Scotty Rhodes, wasted little time getting the top position. Side by side racing occurred all through the field, and the 7th and 8th starters Scott Haus and DJ Myers were coming to the front like patriot missiles. with Haus in 2nd and Myers in tow, last week's feature winner Myers lost the handle in turn 3, sending him to the rear. With Pencil still pacing the field, and Haus trailing in 2nd, the best racing was happening a few positions back. Scott Rhodes, Chris Harr, Greg Fetters, Jeff Rine, Brian Booze and Waylon Wagner thrilled fans as they sliced and diced all race, with Harr being the most impressive. Harr, who started 2nd, worked his way up to 3rd, and was battling hard with Scott Haus for 2nd before Haus had a misfortunate accident. With 3 laps to go, Haus tangled with the lapped car of Gary Noel in turn 3, ending Haus' great run and sending him pitside. This set up a 3 lap dash, and Pencil was up for the challenge. Pencil took the top spot at the checkered, followed by Harr, Scott Rhodes, Greg Fetters, and Jeff Rine (from the 14th starting spot). Brian Booze, Waylon Wagner, DJ Myers (who passed 13 cars after restarting on the rear), Wayne Johnson, and Larry Wright completed the top ten. Myers, Pencil, and Haus were the heat race winners. Scott Rhodes maintains a 55 point lead over Chris Harr, with only one point race remaining.

The Limited Late Model feature was just as good as the Super Lates, with Mike Shoemaker climbing seven positions to take the win. Although, the fastest car on the track may have been Tim Smith, Jr. Smith was involved in an early race skirmish, and restarted last. Using the highside, Smith zoomed his way past ten cars, but ran out of time and had to settle for fourth. The top five were Shoemaker, Tyler Hershey, Shawn Claar, Smith, and Justin Kann. Sixth through tenth went to Donnie Farlling, Derek Byler, George Beckett, Kevin Weyandt, and new comer Paul Hrubochak. Heats went to Byler and Claar. Shoemaker holds a comfortable point lead with one race remaining. Justin Kann and Donnie Farlling still have a shot, but it would take severe misfortune on Shoemaker's part for either one of them to take home the coveted championship.

Ashley Barrett won his 5th Street Stock feature of the year, and put an exclamation point on an excellent season by winning his first point championship one week early. Ashley fought off challenges from two time Street Stock champ Bob Jay the entire race. Terry Wyles, Rick Cragan, and Jason Douglas capped off the top five. Brandon Hoover, Donald Wyles, Kerry Molovich, Steve Lowery, and Daniel Cornman finished the top ten. Dave Brown and Cornman won the heat races.

Travis Stickley, who has been burning up area tracks all season, claimed yet another Cruiser Hobby Stock feature. Most weeks, Stickley has to work hard to get to the front, but Friday night Stickley found himself starting outside the front row. Travis led flag to flag, and has all but claimed the division point title. Last year's track champ Chuck Weyant finished 2nd behind Stickley, and is also 2nd in the point standings. Devin Weyandt finished a career best third, and Brian Weyandt, Jr. and Mike Siegele finished 4th and fifth. Stickley and Weyant won the heat events.

The four cylinders ran a special feature only program, and Larry Duvall came from the ninth starting spot to claim his first ever victory at the speedway. Following Duvall across the finish line was Ralph Morgan, Jr., Ronnie Garlock, Kyle Wiser, and Dave Leighty.

The Bedford Speedway will finish out it's 2006 season on Friday, september 1st with it's annual Labor Day 55 Super Late Model Special. The 55 lap feature will pay over $5,000 to the winner. Also appearing will be the Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks. The event will be the final points race in all four divisions.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. 14 Jack Pencil 2. w1 Chris Harr 3. 83R Scott Rhodes 4. 39 Greg Fetters 5. 92 Jeff Rine 6. B2 Brian Booze 7. 5w Waylon Wagner 8. D1 DJ Myers 9. 17 Wayne Johnson 10. 31 Larry Wright 11. 84 Rodney Sweitzer 12. 55 Steve Campbell 13. M1 Andy Martz 14. 15B Shane Beegle 15. 49 Eric Zembower 16. 99* Rick Singleton 17. 31J TJ Wright 18. 5 Chuck Clise 19. 43d Gary Noel 20. 37 Chuck LaSalle 21. 33 Scott Haus (DNF) 22. 1K Gene Kain (DNF) DNS: 38 Brian Duffy, 15p Matt Parks

HEAT 1: Myers, TJ Wright, Campbell
HEAT 2: Pencil, Rhodes, Zembower
HEAT 3: Haus, L. Wright, Clise

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. 8 Mike Shoemaker 2. 74 Tyler Hershey 3. 20 Shawn Claar 4. 39 Tim Smith, Jr. 5. 66k Justin Kann 6. 48F Donnie Farlling 7. 5* Derek Byler 8. 58 George Beckett 9. 88 Kevin Weyandt 10. 7 Paul Hrubochak 11. 48m Andy Teno 12. 81 Eddie Cornett 13. 1a Craig Perigo 14. 11L Jim Leidy (DNF) 15. 36 Travis Calhoun (DNF)

HEAT 1: Byler, Hershey, Leidy
HEAT 2: Claar, Kann, Farlling

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. 75x Ashley Barrett 2. 4j Bob Jay 3. 98 Terry Wyles 4. 18 Rick Cragan 5. 21 Jason Douglas 6. 45B Brandon Hoover 7. 10 Donald Wyles 8. 63 Kerry Molovich 9. 48 Steve Lowery 10. 3 Daniel Cornman (DNF) 11. 55x Scott Grubb (DNF) 12. 110 Dave Brown (DNF) DNS: 17s Michael Stiffler

HEAT 1: Brown, Barrett, T. Wyles
HEAT 2: Cornman, Jay, Stiffler

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. 32 Travis Stickley 2. 88c Chuck Weyant 3. 88 Devin Weyandt 4. 88jr Brian Weyandt, Jr. 5. 007 Mike Siegele 6. 37 Brandon LaSalle 7. 58 Ryan Beckett 8. 7 Kevin Bilger 9. 9 Ray Shepherd 10. 97 Kevin Johnson 11. 7p Todd Price 12. 53 Mark Shope 13. 6 Greg Imler 14. 4j Mandy Jay (DNF) 15. 88s Steve Weyant (DNF) DNS: 88e Eric Weyant

HEAT 1: Stickley, Weyandt, Jr., Siegele
HEAT 2: C. Weyant, Imler, Bilger

FOUR CYLINDERS

FEATURE: 1. 11 Larry Duvall 2. 44 Ralph Morgan, Jr. 3. 76 Ronnie Garlock 4. 34 Kyle Wiser 5 21 Dave Leidy 6. 10 Chris Semple 7. 24 Ed Williamson 8. 17J Matt Williamson 9. 38 Sonny Williamson 10. 630 Tink Allen 11. 25 Barry Welch 12. 6 John Welsh

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

AUGUST 18, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

MYERS WINS ONE FOR THE TRIBE, HERSHEY GETS FIRST WIN

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - The Bedford Speedway's surface was in excellent shape Friday evening, and four drivers put on a great show to take home top honors on ARCH Fan Club night. DJ Myers put his Preston Dietz owned Warrior chassis in victory lane in the Super Late Model division, and Tyler Hershey earned his first career win in the Limited Late Models. Ashley Barrett added to his point lead by winning the Street Stock feature, and Lincoln Ritchey took home the checkered in the Cruiser Hobby Stock division.

DJ Myers picked up his third career Bedford Super Late Model win Friday, and he did it in convincing fashion. Bedford fans are familiar with the Myers family owned # 70, but haven't had the opportunity to see DJ in the Deitz # D1. Many fans wondered if DJ would run as good in the D1 car as he did in the past in his own family's car. The answer came soon enough. Myers, who started third, immediately found that the highside was the fast way around Bedford, and it didn't take long for Myers to dispose of second place runner Jeff Rine. Scott Haus, who had started second, was pacing the field with Myers on his tail. Nine laps into the race, Myers zoomed by Haus in turns 3 & 4, making the pass on the legendary veteran Haus look easy. Jack Pencil and Scott Rhodes took the cue from Myers, and moved their ride to the top, picking off cars every couple laps. Jeff Rine fell out of the race late, and Pencil had worked his way up to Haus to put on a battle for second. Pencil, who drove into turn 3 so hard and high several times that many fans thought he may end up on top of the scoreboard, took over second with less than five laps to go. At the end it was Myers, with a comfortable lead, Pencil, Haus, Rhodes, and Rick Singleton. Next on the scoresheet was newcomer Kris Eaton in sixth, Larry Wright, from the 19th starting position, and Steve Campbell, Rodney Sweitzer, and Eric Zembower 8th through 10th. Pencil, Rine, and Singleton won the heat events. Chris Harr came into the event with a 65 point lead over Scott Rhodes, but Harr had to retire on the first lap of the feature. At then end of the night, Rhodes is now the point leader over Harr by 50 points.

Winning a Limited Late Model feature event at Bedford is something any 15 year old boy would dream about. For Tyler Hershey, this dream became reality as he stepped into manhood by winning his first career Limited Late feature Friday night. Early race leader Mike Shoemaker encountered trouble immediately following the start of the race when his drive shaft decided to depart from the car. Hershey, with a tough crowd behind him, took over the point position and drove fast and hard to keep the competition behind him. Justin Kann and Andy Teno paid attention during the Super Late feature, and used the topside to their advantage. Kann took over second after starting sixth, and Teno moved into third after starting tenth. The pair had thoughts of victory lane, but Hershey was smooth and fast, and held on for the win. Kann finished second, Teno third, with Derek Byler and Travis Calhoun completing the top five. Sixth through tenth went to Shawn Claar, Donnie Farlling, Robbie Black, Terry Flaherty, and George Beckett. Shoemaker and Byler won the heats. The Limited Late Model purse recently received a boost. Contact DKM Racing, Inc. for more details. Even with Mike Shoemaker's misfortune, he still remains the point leader over Justin Kann by 115 points.

Ashley Barrett earned his fourth win of the year in the Street Stock division, and as usual, it wasn't easy. Pole Sitter Terry Wyles was hoping to win his second career victory, and he fought hard to hold the top position. But Barrett had other plans. Barrett put his #75x in victory lane for the eighth time in his career, with Bob Jay, from the 8th starting spot, finished second, right on Barrett's tail. Wyles came home third, with Greg Hainsey and Daniel Cornman finishing the top five. Sixth through tenth went to Michael Stiffler, Rodney Mock, Joe Gearhart, Rick Cragan, and Kerry Molovich. Hainsey and Wyles won the qualifying events. Barrett holds a very comfortable 230 point lead over Daniel Cornman.

The Cruiser Hobby Stock division has been putting on some great shows lately, and Friday was no different. Lincoln Ritchey, Travis Stickley, and Shawn Wyles thrilled fans with some paint trading racing, with Ritchey coming out on top. Wyles finished third, Chuck Weyant fourth (running a borrowed car from Brian Weyandt, Jr.), and Greg Imler fifth. The team cars of Ritchey and Wyles won the heat races. Stickley leads the points chase with a 145 point lead over Chuck Weyant.

Cheryl Howsare, who's name is synonymous with powder puff victories, won another powder puff event Bedford. Howsare, who threatened to retire last year, couldn't resist the temptation of racing, and crawled in Ryan Beckett's # 58 Hobby Stock to win in dominating fashion. Promoter JR Keifer's wife Mary Ann took a wild ride in the Ray Shepherd owned # 9, hitting the frontstretch wall and flipping onto her roof. She was shaken but uninjured in the crash.

Coming this Friday will be a 4 division show, which includes Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks. The event will also be Legends night, with many former Bedford Speedway and surrounding area superstars appearing for a special presentation. Coming Friday September 1st is the annual season ender Labor Day 55. A great Super Late Model purse is in the works, and details will be released later this week.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: DJ Myers D1, Jack Pencil 14, Scott Haus 33, Scott Rhodes 83R, Rick Singleton 99*, Kris Eaton 15e, Larry Wright 31, Steve Campbell 55, Rodney Sweitzer 84, Eric Zembower 49, Andy Martz M1, Matt Parks 15p, Chuck Clise 5, Gene Kain 1K, Gary Noel 43D, Jeff Rine 92 (DNF), Wayne Johnson 17J (DNF), Shane Beegle 15B (DNF), Mike Shoemaker 2D (DNF), Waylon Wagner 5w (DNF), Doug Ishler 03 (DNF), TJ Wright 31j (DNF), Chris Harr w1 (DNF)
DNS: Chuck LaSalle 37, Greg Fetters 39

HEAT 1: Pencil, Rhodes, Myers
HEAT 2: Rine, Haus, TJ Wright
HEAT 3: Singleton, Johnson, Eaton

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: Tyler Hershey 74, Justin Kann 66, Andy Teno 48m, Derek Byler 5*, Travis Calhoun 36, Shawn Claar 20, Donnie Farlling 48, Robbie Black 01, Terry Flaherty 11, George Beckett 58, Mike Shoemaker 8 (DNF)

HEAT 1: Shoemaker, Claar, Farlling
HEAT 2: Byler, Calhoun, Hershey

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: Ashley Barrett 75x, Bob Jay 4j, Terry Wyles 98, Greg Hainsey 31, Daniel Cornman 3, Michael Stiffler 17, Rodney Mock 57, Joe Gearhart 11, Rick Cragan 18 (DNF), Kerry Molovich 63 (DNF), Brandon Hoover 45B (DNF), Donald Wyles 10 (DNF), Marlin Watkins 5 (DNF)
DNS: Travis Brown 29, Jason Douglas 21

HEAT 1: Hainsey, Cornman, Barrett
HEAT 2: T. Wyles, Hoover, Jay

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: Lincoln Ritchey 3, Travis Stickley 32, Shawn Wyles 21, Chuck Weyant 88c, Greg Imler 6, Mike Siegele 007, Ray Shepherd 9, Eric Weyant 88e, Kevin Johnson 97, Mark Shope 53, Ryan Beckett 58, Steve Fadley 77, Steve Weyant 88s, Devin Weyandt 88 (DNF), Brandon LaSalle 37 (DNF), Mandy Jay 4j (DNF)
DNS: Kevin Bilger 7, Brian Weyandt, Jr. 88jr

HEAT 1: Ritchey, LaSalle,
HEAT 2: Wyles, Jay, D. Weyandt

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

JULY 28, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

RINE WINS HISTORIC BEDFORD FAIR RACE

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - Bedford Speedway held it's annual Great Bedford Fair race Friday night, and a huge crowd was on hand to witness the racing action. Four drivers snagged the coveted Fair race trophy, with Jeff Rine winning the Super Late Model main event, and Derek Byler taking the checkered in the Limited Late Models. Bob Jay returned to his winning ways in the Street Stock division, and Shawn Wyles won in Cruiser Hobby Stock action.

Jeff Rine ran an awesome race two weeks ago against the MACS visitors, and he hung on to that momentum to boost himself into victory lane Friday. Rine, who started on the pole, gave up the top spot on the first lap to veteran local hero driver Larry Wright. Wright, who was looking for his first win at Bedford since 1994, appeared to have the competition covered in his strongest showing of the season. Rine dogged Wright for half the race, looking repeatedly to the inside. After several laps of getting up to the door on Wright's familiar #31, Rine finally made the pass and held on for the win. Wright, who didn't lose his composure once he forfeited the top spot, raced hard with third place Scotty Haus. With less than 5 laps to go, the pair made heavy contact in turn 2, but both drivers got their wheels straight with Wright maintaining the 2nd spot. Haus lost the third spot to a hard charging Scott Rhodes late in the race. Devin Friese came home fifth, with Jack Pencil, Wayne Johnson, current point leader Chris Harr, TJ Wright, and Jason Covert completing the top ten. Rine, Friese, and Harr won the heat events.

Derek Byler picked up his first career Bedford Limited Late Model win Friday, and it wasn't an easy task. Byler fought off Justin Kann, who has won twice this season, the entire race. Donnie Farlling, Brad Kling, and Mike Shoemaker finished third through fifth. Completing the top ten was Tyler Hershey, Craig Perigo, Shawn Claar, Jim Leidy, and George Beckett. Heats went to Kann, and Tim Smith, Jr.

Two time Street Stock Champ Bob Jay came from the 8th starting position to steal a win away from point leader Ashley Barrett. Jay took command of the race and won easily over Barrett, Daniel Cornman, Jamey Swank, and Rick Cragan. Jay and Barrett took top honors in the heats.

In Cruiser Hobby Stock action, Shawn Wyles won his 12th career division feature. Derrick Hinish, in his best run this season, paced the field for several laps until Wyles slid by on the low side. Hinish hung on to second for his best career finish, followed by occassional Bedford racer Troy Aikey, Brian Weyandt, Jr., and Mandy Jay, who also had her best career Bedford finish. Heats were won by Aikey, point leader Travis Stickley, and Eric Ritchey.

Next Friday, August 4th is the Walt Aikey Memorial Race Street Stock Special. The Super Late Models will get the week off, and the Street Stocks, Limited Late Models, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks will highlight the show.

SUPER LATE MODEL

FEATURE: 1. Jeff Rine 92 2. Larry Wright 31 3. Scott Rhodes 83R 4. Scott Haus 33 5. Devin Friese 12 6. Jack Pencil 14 7. Wayne Johnson 17j 8. Chris Harr w1 9. TJ Wright 31j 10. Jason Covert 43a 11. Andy Martz M1 12. Chuck Clise 5 13. Steve Campbell 55 14. Eric Zembower 49 15. Rick Singleton 99*(DNF) 16. Nick Dickson 17D (DNF) 17. Mike Atherton 11 (DNF) 18. Ron Delano 0 (DNF) 19. Shane Beegle 15 (DNF) 20. Doug Ishler 03 21. Chuck LaSalle 37 (DNF) 22. Jonathan DeHaven 13D (DNF) 23. Bob Salathe RG3 (DNF) DNS: Brian Duffy 38, Dave Troutman 7, Matt Parks 15, DJ Troutman 7J

HEAT 1: Rine, Salathe, DJ Troutman
HEAT 2: Friese, Zembower, L. Wright
HEAT 3: Harr, Parks, Haus

LIMITED LATE MODEL

FEATURE: 1. Derek Byler 5* 2. Justin Kann 66k 3. Donnie Farrling 48F 4. Brad Kling 17 5. Mike Shoemaker 8 6. Tyler Hershey 74 7. Craig Perigo 1a 8. Shawn Claar 20 9. Jim Leidy 11L 10. George Beckett 58 11. Travis Calhoun 36 12. Jim Sayler 96h 13. Kevin Weyandt 88 14. Levi Eller 2 15. Danny McAllen 11m 16. Tim Smith, Jr. 39 (DNF) 17. John Hedge 80e (DNF) 18. Mike Altobelli, Jr. 79 (DNF) 19. Andy Teno 48 (DNF) 20. Dion LaSalle 68 (DNF)

HEAT 1: Kann, Farlling, Perigo
HEAT 2: Smith, Leidy, Teno

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Bob Jay 4j 2. Ashley Barrett 75x 3. Daniel Cornman 3 4. Jamey Swank 22 5. Rick Cragan 18 6. Patrick McDonough 96h 7. Michael Stiffler 17s 8. Greg Hainsey 31H 9. Steve Lowery 48 10. Brandon Hoover 45B 11. David Whetstone 33 12. Rick Stouffer 23s 13. Ricky Mock 57 (DNF) 14. Scott Grubb 55x (DNF) 15. Jason Breegle 43x (DNF) 16. Kerry Molovich 63 (DNF) 17. Donald Wyles 10 (DNF) 18. Willie Ling 31L (DNF) DNS: Joe Gearheart 11, Tim Wyles 98, Travis Brown 29

HEAT 1: Jay, Stiffler, Cornman
HEAT 2: Barrett, Swank, Hainsey

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Shawn Wyles 21 2. Derrick Hinish 12 3. Troy Aikey 11 4. Brian Weyandt, Jr. 88jr 5. Mandy Jay 4j 6. Eric Ritchey 3 7. Greg Imler 6 8. Devin Weyandt 88 9. Chuck Weyant 88 10. Mark Shope 53 11. Ray Shepherd 9r 12. Tom Spangler 58s 13. Bruce Claar 4c 14. Brandon LaSalle 37(DNF) 15. Mike Siegele 007 (DNF) 16. Travis Stickley 32 (DNF) 17. Steve Weyant 88s (DNF) 18. Kevin Bilger 7 (DNF)
DNS: Ryan Beckett 58, Dale Claycomb 32c

HEAT 1: Aikey, Jay, Hinish
HEAT 2: Stickley, Wyles, Beckett
HEAT 3: Ritchey, Weyandt, Jr., Shepherd

Mid-Atlantic Championship Series (MACS)
Indiana, PA
July 14, 2006
By: Jeff Geesey and Jason Shank
For Immediate Release:

Haus Nails “Bedford MACS Attack 50”

Veteran, Scott Haus, Hamburg, PA nailed his fifth career A Main win with the Series at the Keifer and Mayberry Motorsports promoted Bedford Speedway, Bedford, PA claiming the $5,000 top prize.

In victory lane a jubilant Haus stated, “I messed up on the first lap, when I got high in one (turn one) and went from fourth to eighth. We figured we would be better at the end, but when McCreadie got the top three or four cars jammed up (he was developing a flat tire) there at the end I just happened to be running low, and that is what saved me. That’s what got me in the winner’s circle.”

Tim McCreadie and Jeff Rine paced the 24 car field to green with eventual winner Haus in fourth. Rine vaulted into the top spot with McCreadie slotting into second over Jeremy Miller, Rick Eckert and Davey Johnson, with Haus sliding back to eighth. Rine was impressive as the near capacity crowd looked on cheering their hometown driver over McCreadie’s onslaught as he dogged the leader in a fierce battle for the victory.

Rine’s blistering pace found him catching the tail of the field on lap 14 as he tried to shake the attacks of McCreadie who was turning up the wick in his effort for the win. Rine continued to lead to the first caution of the event on lap 25 for former Series champion Denny Chamberlain. Rine regrouped the field with McCreadie still reigning in the runner-up spot over Miller, Eckert, and Johnson, with Haus clawing his way back up to sixth at this juncture.

Rine fired the field at the cone with McCreadie showing him his nose as the field hauled it into turn one. Rine running the high side powered out of turn two back in front. Another quick caution occurred just one lap later as Jack pencil looped his mount in turn three. Rine again was unflinching as T-Mac was applying extreme pressure on the restart. At the lead the duo was putting on a driving clinic while being pursued by Miller, Eckert and Haus.

With just 15 laps remaining Rine was still leading over McCreadie, Miller, Haus, and Eckert. On lap 38 McCreadie made his move for the lead and victory as he edged door-handle to door handle with the leader going in to turn one. Rine again went to the high side trying to fight off the challenge, but this time McCreadie had the move nailed as he captured the lead going down the back stretch. McCreadie led Rine, Miller, Haus, and Johnson through lap 41. Coming out of turn four on lap 42 McCreadie started to develop a flat. With competition dead on his heels the lead quartet was jammed up as they sailed across the start finish line four wide. Haus catapulted from fourth to first in the shuffle over Miller, Rine, Johnson and Eckert as McCreadie’s mount coasted to a halt in turn two bringing out the third and final caution.

Haus, the new leader paced Miller, Rine, Johnson and Eckert back to the stripe with eight laps to go. Haus fought off all the challenges on his way to the checkers taking the win over Miller, Rine, in one of his best Series finishes, Johnson and Eckert.

The next tier of five included Series point leader, Jason Covert, ASI Racewear Hard Charger, Jim Bernheisel, who started sixteenth; Scott Rhodes; defending Series Champion, Mike Balzano; and Steve Shaver.

Event Recap:

Sue Stevenson Photography presents the AFCO Racing Products “Shock the Clock” MACS Time Trials
Impact Graphics $100 Gift Certificate to Fast Qualifier Tim McCreadie plus $100 cash from Gary Deem in honor of his bother Robert memory.

Bedford Speedway Track Record was 20.344 held by Davey Johnson 2001 and is now held by Tim McCreadie at 20.098 seconds.

Time Trials:
Car # - Driver Name
39 - Tim McCreadie 20.098
24 - Rick Eckert 20.305
30 - Steve Shaver 20.423
24M - Jeremy Miller 20.424
19J - Davey Johnson 20.488
14P - Jack Pencil 20.523
33 - Scott Haus 20.617
92 - Jeff Rine 20.754
43A - Jason Covert 20.761
90 - Gary Stuhler 20.794
31 - Denny Chamberlain 20.834
17E - Lance Elson 20.924
E1 - Mike Balzano 20.929
83R - Scott Rhodes 20.937
119 - Jim Bernheisel 21.120
0D - Ron Delano 21.188
17 - Nick Dickson 21.191
12 - Devin Friese 21.194
17J - Wayne Johnson 21.277
49Z - Eric Zembower 21.330
5K - Kirk Ryan, Jr. 21.333
7T - Dave Troutman 21.394
31J - TJ Wright 21.445
37 - Chuck LaSalle 21.454
15P - Matt Parks 21.483
11J - Keith Jackson 21.483
5E - Chuck Clise 21.542
M1 - Andy Martz 21.619
55 - Steve Campbell 21.858
1 - Chris Harr 21.948
58 - George Beckett 22.169
13D - Jonathan DeHaven 22.184
15 - Jeff Miller 22.360
11L - Jim Leidy 22.611
RG3 - Robert Salathe NT

“Bedford MACS Attack 50”:

Fin. STR Car # Driver Name Payoff
1. 4. 33 Scott Haus $5,000.00
2. 3. 24M Jeremy Miller $2,500.00
3. 2. 92 Jeff Rhine $1,500.00
4. 6. 19J Davey Johnson $1,250.00
5. 5. 24 Rick Eckert $1,150.00
6. 8. 43A Jason Covert $1,100.00
7. 16. 119 Jim Bernheisel $1,050.00
8. 11. 83R Scott Rhodes $1,000.00
9. 13. E1 Mike Balzano $900.00
10. 7. 30 Steve Shaver $800.00
11. 14. 12 Devin Friese $700.00
12. 18. 14P Jack Pencil $600.00
13. 17. 17 Nick Dickson $575.00
14. 12. 0D Ron Delano $550.00
15. 22. 49Z Eric Zembower $525.00
16. 10. 31 Denny Chamberlain $520.00
17. 15. 17E Lance Elson $515.00
18. 23. 11J Keith Jackson y $510.00
19. 9. 90 Gary Stuhler $505.00
20. 1. 39 Tim McCreadie $500.00
21. 21. 15 Jeff Miller $500.00
22. 19. 17J Wayne Johnson $500.00
23. 24. 1 Chris Harr $500.00
24. 20. 7T Dave Troutman $500.00

Car Count: 35
Time of the Event: 27:13
Caution Laps: 25,26,42
Lead Changes: 3
Lap Leaders: 1-37 Jeff Rhine; Tim McCreadie 38-41; Scott Haus 42-50
Red Flags: None
Chase Decals Hard Luck Driver $100 gift certificate Tim McCreadie
WildSide Custom Racing Trailers presents Malcuit Racing Engines Dash King: 1. Tim McCreadie, Watertown, N.Y.; 2. Jeff Rine, Danville, PA; 3. Jeremy Miller, Littlestown, PA; 4. Scott Haus, Hamburg, PA; 5. Rick Eckert, York, PA; 6. Davey Johnson, Greensburg, PA; 7. Steve Shaver, Parkersburg, WV; 8. Jason Covert, York Haven, Pa
Bazell Oil presents the Sunoco Race Fuels 1st B Main: 1. Nick Dickson, Lewistown, Pa.; 2. Wayne Johnson, Hancock, MD; 3. Jeff Miller, Bedford, Pa.; 4. George Beckett, New Paris, Pa.; 5. TJ Wright, Imler, Pa.; 6. Steve Campbell, Sun Bury, Pa.; 7. Keith Jackson, Odenton, Md.; 8. Kirk Ryan, Jr., Lewisberry, Pa.; 9. Chuck Clise, Frostburg, MD; 10. Robert Salathe, Bedford, PA.
Goddard Performance presents the Warrior Chassis 2nd B Main: 1. Nick Dickson, Lewistown, Pa.; 2. Wayne Johnson, Hancock, MD; 3. Jeff Miller, Bedford, Pa.; 4. George Beckett, New Paris, Pa.; 5. TJ Wright, Imler, Pa.; 6. Steve Campbell, Sun Bury, Pa.; 7. Keith Jackson, Odenton, Md.; 8. Kirk Ryan Jr, Lewisberry, Pa.; 9. Chuck Clise, Frostburg, MD; 10. Robert Salathe, Bedford, PA.
W &W Racing Supplies – Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic presents the Hoosier Tire Heat #1 1. Tim McCreadie, Watertown, N.Y.; 2. Jason Covert, York Haven, Pa.; 3. Mike Balzano, Parkersburg, WV; 4. Davey Johnson, Greensburg, PA; 5. Nick Dickson, Lewistown, Pa.; 6. Keith Jackson, Odenton, Md.; 7. Kirk Ryan Jr., Lewisberry, Pa.; 8. Steve Campbell, Sun Bury, Pa.; 9. Jeff Miller, Bedford, Pa..
Dave Poske Performance Parts presents the Rocket Chassis Heat #2: 1. Gary Stuhler, Greencastle, PA; 2. Scott Rhodes, Somerset, PA; 3. Devin Friese, St. Thomas, PA; 4. Rick Eckert, York, PA; 5. Dave Troutman, Hyndman, PA; 6. Jack Pencil, Bedford, PA; 7. Jim Leidy, New Enterprise, Pa.; 8. Matt Parks, Three Springs, Pa.; 9. Chris Harr, Imler, PA.
Lias Tire Racing Division presents the American Racer Heat #3: 1. Denny Chamberlain, Lost Creek, WV; 2. Scott Haus, Hamburg, PA; 3. Steve Shaver, Parkersburg, WV; 4. Jim Bernheisel, Lebanon, PA; 5. Wayne Johnson, Hancock, MD; 6. Chuck Clise, Frostburg, MD; 7. TJ Wright, Imler, Pa.; 8. George Beckett, New Paris, Pa.; 9. Robert Salathe, Bedford, PA.
GRT Chassis presents the ATL Fuel Cells Heat #4: 1. Jeff Rine, Danville, PA; 2. Ron Delano, Stoystown, PA; 3. Lance Elson, Wellsburg, WV; 4. Jeremy Miller, Littlestown, PA; 5. Eric Zembower, Bedford, PA; 6. Andy Martz, Bedford, Pa.; 7. Jonathan DeHaven, Winchester, VA; 8. Chuck LaSalle, Breezewood, Pa..

MACS FACTS:
· Four heats were held for 35 drivers from five states include: Maryland, New York; Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia.
· Haus drivers the Robert Mapes owned Beech Creek Motorsports Rocket Monte Carlo, powered by a 415 Chevrolet mounted with Hoosier tires. His supporters include: Beech Creek Motorsports, Salem RV.
· The field included 3 of the current or past MACS Champions: Balzano (05); Pencil (02); and Chamberlain (97-98).
· The feature field contained 12 previous MACS A Main winners.
· The Series has had 58 different winners thus far in 171 events.
· 12 out of the top 20 in points were present.
· This was Haus’ fifth career win with the Series and first the 2000 racing season when he collected three. Series career win leader board: 1.) Todd Andrews - 17; 2.) Chub Frank -15; 3.) Gary Stuhler -13; 4) Jackie Boggs-10; 5) Robbie Blair-9; 6.) Lynn Geisler-8, 7.) Davey Johnson -7; 8.) Jeremy Miller – 6; 9.) Mike Balzano, Bob Close, Bart Hartman and Scott Haus –5
· 2006 Winners thus far: Jeremy Miller (2), Scott Bloomquist, Jason Covert, Scott Haus, and Gary Stuhler.
· The average car count per event is 49
· 158 different drivers have competed in the first three MACS events this season

AFCO “Shock the Clock” Time Trail Points presented Sue Stevenson Photography
Tim McCreadie -25
Rick Eckert - 20
Steve Shaver -18
Jeremy Miller -16
Davey Johnson -14
Jack Pencil -12
Scott Haus -10
Jeff Rine - 8
Jason Covert - 6
Gary Stuhler - 4

Malcuit Racing Engines Dash King’s presented Wild Side Custom Racing Trailers

Tim McCreadie -25
Jeff Rine - 20
Jeremy Miller -18
Scott Haus -16
Rick Eckert -14
Davey Johnson -12
Steve Shaver -10
Jason Covert - 8

ASI Racewear Event Hard Charger Points
Jim Bernheisel – 9 Eric Zembower – 7 Jack Pencil – 6 Keith Jackson – 5 Mike Balzano – 4 Nick Dickson – 4 Scott Haus – 3 Scott Rhodes – 3 Devin Friese – 3 Davey Johnson – 2
Jason Covert – 2 Jeremy Miller – 1 Chris Harr - 1

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

JULY 14, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

HAUS WINS MACS RACE AT BEDFORD

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - The MACS Super Late Models made their first appearance at Bedford Speedway Friday night since 2001, and afterwards everyone wondered what took so long. The track was in top notch condition, and some of the best racers in the Northeast were on hand to battle for the $5,000 to win 50 lap special. New York's Tim McCreadie's first ever visit to the speedway was impressive, to say the least. Attacking the track like he's been racing there for years, McCreadie set a new one lap track record, blowing away the old lap record by over 3 tenths of a second. McCreadie also won his heat, the Dash, but did not win the race that counted the most. That honor went to Bedford Speedway superstar Scott Haus. Haus, who was fast all night, won his 33rd Bedford Super Late Model feature. In other action, Ashley Barrett padded his point lead in the Street Stock division by winning the feature event, and newcomer Reed Stickel, Jr. won the Cruiser Hobby Stock main event.

Anytime a traveling series comes to Bedford, most fans know there a couple local drivers who are capable of beating the "big boys". Without a doubt, Scott Haus is one of these drivers. Haus' resume is stellar, a career that most drivers in the country would dream of having. But when national hero Tim McCreadie dominated the qualifying events and started the feature on the pole, many fans thought the race was over before it started. But the real surprise started on the first lap, and it wasn't Haus. Weekly Bedford driver Jeff Rine, who ran very well in qualifying, started on the outside pole and rocketed past McCreadie into the lead. Sometimes leading by several car lengths, Rine led well over 3/4 of the race before succumbing to 2nd place McCreadie with about 10 to go. Haus, who was amidst a tough battle with Jeremy Miller, Jeff Rine, Rick Eckert and Jason Covert, made a move with 7 laps to go that would seal his chance to take the 5 grand winner's paycheck. McCreadie, who had just taken the lead from Rine, took off from the pack in dominating fashion. But with 7 laps to go, McCreadie suffered a flat tire on the frontstretch. In a split second, the front four cars bottled up behind McCreadie, and Haus shot to the inside to snag the lead just before the caution flew. The first 5 cars had already crossed the start/finish line when the caution came out for McCreadie's ride, solidifying Haus' first place position. From then on, Haus held off Jeremy Miller to take the coveted MACS 50 lap feature. Following Haus and Miller was Rine, Davey Johnson, and former four time Bedford Champion Rick Eckert. Sixth through tenth went to Jason Covert, Jim Bernheisel (from the 16th starting spot), Scott Rhodes, Mike Balzano, and Steve Shaver. Fan favorite Gary Stuhler pulled pitside on the last lap while running well into the top ten.

Heat winners for the event were McCreadie, Stuhler, Rine, and Denny Chamberlain. McCreadie won the Dash, and the two B-Main races were won by Nick Dickson and Jack Pencil.

In Street Stock action, Ashley Barrett came from his 8th starting position to win the double purse event. Michael Stiffler earned his career best finish taking 2nd, Rick Cragan third, Brandon Hoover 4th, and Jamey Swank 5th. Swank and Stiffler won the heats.

Reed Stickel, Jr. earned his first career Bedford victory Friday in the Cruiser Hobby Stock division. Stickel picked a good night to do it, as the race was a double purse event. Stickel held off hot shoes Travis Stickley and Shawn Wyles for the win. Lincoln Ritchey was fourth, followed by Brian Weyandt, Jr. Stickel and Lincoln Ritchey won the heat events.

The speedway is off next week for fair preparation, and coming Friday, July 28th is the Great Bedford Fair 4 division show, featuring Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks.

MACS SUPER LATE MODELS

TIME TRIALS:

20.098 - Tim McCreadie - Watertown, NY (NEW Track Record - old record set by Davey Johnson in 2001 - 20.344)
20.305 - Rick Eckert - York, PA
20.423 - Steve Shaver - Parkersburg, WV
20.424 - Jeremy Miller - Littlestown, PA
20.488 - Davey Johnson - Greensburg, PA
20.523 - Jack Pencil - Bedford, PA
20.617 - Scott Haus - Hamburg, PA
20.754 - Jeff Rine - Danville, PA
20.761 - Jason Covert - York Haven, PA
20.794 - Gary Stuhler - Greencastle, PA
20.834 - Denny Chamberlain - Lost Creek, WV
20.924 - Lance Elson - Wellsburg, WV
20.929 - Mike Balzano - Parkersburg, WV
20.937 - Scott Rhodes - Somerset, PA
21.120 - Jim Bernheisel - Lebanon, PA
21.188 - Ron Delano - Stoystown, PA
21.191 - Nick Dickson - Lewistown, PA
21.194 - Devin Friese - St. Thomas, PA
21.277 - Wayne Johnson - Hancock, MD
21.330 - Eric Zembower - Bedford, PA
21.333 - Kirk Ryan, Jr. - Lewisberry, PA
21.394 - Dave Troutman - Hyndman, PA
21.445 - TJ Wright - Imler, PA
21.454 - Chuck LaSalle - Breezewood, PA
21.483 - Matt Parks - Three Springs, PA
21.483 - Keith Jackson - Odenton, MD
21.542 - Chuck Clise - Frostburg, MD
21.619 - Andy Martz - Bedford, PA
21.858 - Steve Campbell - Sunbury, PA
21.948 - Chris Harr - Imler, PA
22.169 - George Beckett - New Paris, PA
22.184 - Jonathan DeHaven - Winchester, VA
22.360 - Jeff Miller - Bedford, PA
22.611 - Jim Leidy - New Enterprise, PA
No time - Bob Salathe - Bedford, PA

HEAT 1: McCreadie, Covert, Balzano, D. Johnson, Dickson, Jackson, Ryan, Campbell, Jeff Miller
HEAT 2: Stuhler, Rhodes, Friese, Eckert, Troutman, Pencil, Leidy, Parks, Harr
HEAT 3: Chamberlain, Haus, Shaver, Bernheisel, W. Johnson, Clise, Wright, Beckett, Salathe (DNS)
HEAT 4: Rine, Delano, Elson, Jeremy Miller, Zembower, Martz, DeHaven, LaSalle

DASH: Tim McCreadie, Jeff Rine, Jeremy Miller, Scott Haus, Rick Eckert, Davey Johnson, Steve Shaver, Jason Covert

B-Main 1: Dickson, W. Johnson, J. Miller, Beckett, Wright, Campbell, Jackson, Ryan, Clise, Salathe (DNS)
B-Main 2: Pencil, Troutman, Zembower, Parks, Martz, LaSalle, Leidy, DeHaven (DNS), Harr (DNS)

FEATURE (50 laps - $5,000 to win): 1. 33 Scott Haus 2. 24m Jeremy Miller 3. 92 Jeff Rine 4. 19j Davey Johnson 5. 24 Rick Eckert 6. 43a Jason Covert 7. 119 Jim Bernheisel 8. 83R Scott Rhodes 9. E1 Mike Balzano 10. 30 Steve Shaver 11. 12 Devin Friese 12. 14 Jack Pencil 13. 17D Nick Dickson 14. 0 Ron Delano 15. 49 Eric Zembower 16. 31 Denny Chamberlain 17. 17L Lance Elson 18. 11J Keith Jackson 19. 90 Gary Stuhler (DNF) 20. 39 Tim McCreadie (DNF) 21. 15 Jeff Miller (DNF) 22. 17J Wayne Johnson (DNF) 23. 1(37) Chris Harr (DNF) 24. 7 Dave Troutman (DNF)

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE (Double Purse): 1. 75x Ashley Barrett 2. 17s Michael Stiffler 3. 18 Rick Cragan 4. 45B Brandon Hoover 5. 96H Jamey Swank 6. 31H Greg Hainsey 7. 4J Bob Jay 8. 57 Jim Sayler 9. 29 Travis Brown 10. 3 Daniel Cornman (DQ)

HEAT 1: Swank, Barrett, Cragan
HEAT 2: Stiffler, Jay, Cornman

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE (Double Purse): 1. RV85 Reed Stickel, Jr. 2. 32 Travis Stickley 3. 21 Shawn Wyles 4. 3 Lincoln Ritchey 5. 88jr Brian Weyandt, Jr. 6. 37 Brandon LaSalle 7. 88c Chuck Weyant 8. 6 Greg Imler 9. 53 Mark Shope 10. 7 Kevin Bilger 11. 9 Ray Shepherd 12. 4j Mandy Jay 13. 88s Steve Weyant 14. 6R David Reaugh 15. 12 Derrick Hinish (DNF) 16. 9R David Reaugh (DNF) 17. 88e Eric Weyant (DNS)

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

JUNE 10, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

DICKSON WINS FEATURE, RHODES KING OF THE HILL

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - It was Bedford Valley Petroleum night at Bedford Speedway on Friday, and Nick Dickson, Scott Rhodes, Justin Kann, Mike Shoemaker, and Travis Stickley each took home a win. The race track surface, which has been improving each week, was very smooth and fast, and fans were treated to a good night of racing.

Second generation driver Nick Dickson edged out Scott Rhodes to earn his fourth career Bedford Speedway Super Late Model feature win. Dickson grabbed the lead on the first lap, and had to endure 25 stressful laps as veteran driver Scott Rhodes road his tail the entire race. Rhodes passed two cars on the first lap to get to second, and knocked on Dickson's door lap after lap. Dickson was strong, and more importantly ran mistake free. With Dickson's poise behind the wheel, there was no way Rhodes could mount any real serious threat. However, a late race caution for TJ Wright bunched the field with eight to go. Rhodes, a known restart master, was set to take the lead, but Dickson held him at bay and took the win. Rhodes was a close second, and Wayne Johnson finished 3rd, right on Rhodes' bumper. Chuck Clise took home fourth, and Andy Martz fifth. Jeff Rine, Chris Harr, Chris Shuey, Steve Campbell, and Scott Haus completed the top ten. Dickson is the current point leader, with Chris Harr and Scott Rhodes following close behind.

Rine and Martz won the qualifiers.

The Limited Late model division ran 2 features Friday. The first was a make up race from May 12th. Justin Kann scored his first ever Bedford victory, over George Beckett, Kevin Weyandt, Mike Shoemaker, and Donnie Farlling. In the regular scheduled race, it looked like Kann might be looking to make it a double as he started the race from the pole. Unfortunately, mechanical problems would send him pitside. Mike Shoemaker, who started third, made some adjustments to the car after the first feature, and was blazing fast in the second. Shoemaker grabbed the point and never looked back, winning easily over Craig Perigo, Al Shawver, Matt Parks, and Tyler Hershey. Sixth through tenth went to Andy Fries, Matt Sponaugle, Shawn Claar, George Beckett, and newcomer Howie Bussard. Super Sportsman standout driver Carmen Perigo, Jr. raced a fendered car Friday. Carmen competed against his brother Craig in his own # 2a Limited Late Model.

Cruiser Hobby Stock driver Travis Stickley has been on a tear lately at local race tracks, Bedford included. Travis snagged his second victory of the season in dominating fashion. The real race was for 2nd. Brian Weyandt, Jr. made his first start of the year a good one, as he and last year's track champ Chuck Weyant dueled door to door almost every single lap. The race was so close that at the finish it was declared a dead heat for 2nd. So it was Stickley by a wide margin, Weyandt, Jr. and Weyant tied for second, Derrick Hinish fourth, and Brandon LaSalle fifth. Mike Siegele, Racin' Ray Shepherd, Ryan Beckett, David Reaugh, and Todd Price completed the top ten.

Weyant and Stickley won the heats.

The Super Late Model King of the Hill contest capped off the evening. The top 16 in points ran time trials, with Jeff Rine setting fast time. The field paired up based on time, and then competed in pairs for three lap dashes, with the loser eliminated. When it got down to the final two, it was just like feature event from earlier in the evening - Nick Dickson and Scott Rhodes. The pair were forced to restart once, and on the second attempt, Scott Rhodes was able to wrestle the win away from Dickson

Coming this Friday will be a 1,000 to win Limited Late Model Special. Also appearing will be the Williams Grove Old Timers Association, along with Super Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks. Pennsylvania Speedweek is just around the corner, with Bedford hosting the 2nd night of the 410 sprint car week long extravaganza. Bedford's show will be on Sunday, June 25th, with MONDAY reserved as a raindate.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: NICK DICKSON 17, Scott Rhodes 83R, Wayne Johnson 17j, Chuck Clise 5, Andy Martz M1, Jeff Rine 92, Chris Harr w1, Chris Shuey 21, Steve Campbell 55, Scott Haus 33, Jack Pencil 14, Larry Wright 31, Rodney Sweitzer 84, Doug Ishler 03, TJ Wright 31j (DNF), Chuck LaSalle 37 (DNF), Eric Zembower 49 (DNF)

HEAT 1: Rine, Johnson, Rhodes
HEAT 2: Martz, Harr, Dickson

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: MIKE SHOEMAKER 8, Craig Perigo 1a, Al Shawver 66, Matt Parks 15p, Tyler Hershey 74, Andy Fries 82, Matt Sponaugle 8, Shawn Claar 20, George Beckett 58, Howie Bussard 15B, Kevin Weyandt 88, Donnie Farlling 48, Andy Teno 48m, John Hedge 80e, Tim Smith, Jr. 39, Carmen Perigo, Jr. 2a, Travis Calhoun 36, Jim Sayler 96, James Arensdorf 46, Eddie Cornett 81 (DNF), Rance Garlock 19 (DNF), Justin Kann 66K (DNS)

HEAT 1: Parks, Fries, Garlock
HEAT 2: Shawver, C. Perigo, Hershey
HEAT 3: Shoemaker, Claar, Kann

FEATURE (make up from 5/12): JUSTIN KANN 66K, George Beckett 58, Kevin Weyandt 88, Mike Shoemaker 8, Donnie Farlling 48, Matt Parks 15p, John Hedge 80e, Tim Smith, Jr. 39, Andy Teno 48m, Rance Garlock 19, Al Shawver 66, Matt Sponaugle 8, Shawn Claar 20, Andy Fries 82, Tyler Hershey 74, Travis Calhoun 36, Jim Sayler 96, Eddie Cornett 81, Craig Perigo 1a (DNF)

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: TRAVIS STICKLEY 32, Brian Weyandt, Jr. 88jr / Chuck Weyant 88 (tie for 2nd), Derrick Hinish 12, Brandon LaSalle 37, Mike Siegele 007, Ray Shepherd 9, Ryan Beckett 58, David Reaugh 9R, Todd Price 7p, Steve Weyant 88s, Willie Foor 44 (DNF), Mark Shope 53 (DNF), Kevin Bilger 7 (DNS), Kevin Hinish 6R (DNS), Devin Weyandt 88 (DNS)

HEAT 1: C. Weyant, Siegele, Shepherd
HEAT 2: Stickley, Weyandt, Jr., LaSalle

SUPER LATE MODEL KING OF THE HILL - 16 cars, Scott Rhodes won over Nick Dickson in the final contest

STUHLER WINS BEDFORD HOLIDAY RACE

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - Gary Stuhler won his 2nd Bedford feature event of the year Sunday night, winning the 30 lap Memorial Day Spring Championship. Scott Rhodes won the make up Super Late Model race from 5/12, and John Hedge won the Limited Late Model feature. Patrick McDonough won the regular scheduled Street Stock race, and Ashley Barrett won the make up feature from 5/12. Scot Sipes was the winner of the Cruiser Hobby Stocks.

Gary Stuhler started on the pole for the 30 laps Super Late Model main event, and immediately checked out on the field at the drop of the green. Wayne Johnson worked his up to 2nd, with Scott Rhodes in tow, but nobody could keep up with Stuhler. Rhodes suffered a flat tire with 15 laps to go while running third, and had to restart 22nd. Rhodes made it back to 11th, but there wasn't enough time to make a serious bid for a top five run. At the line it was Stuhler by several car lengths, Wayne Johnson, Andy Martz, Chris Harr, and Nick Dickson.

Scott Rhodes won the Super Late Model feature make up race from May 12th, charging to the front from his 9th starting position. Bedford's own Bob Salathe led most of the race, but with 12 laps to go Salathe suffered a right rear flat, which ruined his bid for the win. Chris Harr followed Rhodes across the checkered, followed by Chuck Clise, Steve Campbell, and Nick Dickson.

John Hedge found his way back to victory lane in Limited Late Model action, holding off a Donnie Farlling. Farlling dogged Hedge the entire race, but Hedge kept cool and maintained his line, holding on for the win. Farlling was second, Mike Shoemaker third, and George Beckett and Matt Sponaugle rounding out the top five.

Patrick McDonough was the victor in the Street Stock main event, with Daniel Cornman, Ashley Barrett (who came from 14th), Greg Cornell, and Greg Hainsey completing the top five.

Ashley Barrett won the Street Stock make up feature, holding off Patrick McDonough, Daniel Cornman, Donald Wyles, and Brandon Hoover.

Newcomer Scot Sipes held off Travis Stickley to claim his first ever Bedford Speedway victory in the Cruiser Hobby Stocks. Shawn Wyles, Lincoln Ritchey, and Rick Potter completed the top five.

Next week at the speedway will be a regular 4 division show consisting of Super Late Models, Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks. Also, the make up Limited Late Model and Cruiser Hobby Stock features from May 12th will be ran. Gates open at 5, with racing at 7:30.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE (30 Laps): 1. Gary Stuhler 2. Wayne Johnson 3. Andy Martz 4. Chris Harr 5. Nick Dickson 6. DJ Troutman 7. Eric Zembower 8. Jack Pencil 9. Rodney Sweitzer 10. TJ Wright 11. Scott Rhodes 12. Steve Campbell 13. Larry Wright 14. Rick Singleton 15. Brad Malcuit 16. Shane Beegle 17. Chuck Clise 18. Chuck LaSalle 19. Doug Ishler 20. Gary Beck 21. Scott LeBarron (DNF) 22. Ron Delano, Jr. (DNF) 23. Bob Salathe (DNF) 24. Dave Troutman (DNF)

HEAT 1: Dickson, Stuhler, Sweitzer
HEAT 2: DJ Troutman, Zembower, Rhodes
HEAT 3: Martz, Harr, Johnson

MAKE UP FEATURE (from 5/12): 1. Scott Rhodes 2. Chris Harr 3. Chuck Clise 4. Steve Campbell 5. Nick Dickson 6. Eric Zembower 7. Jack Pencil 8. Rick Singleton 9. Shane Beegle 10. Wayne Johnson 11. Chuck LaSalle 12. Doug Ishler 13. Rodney Sweitzer 14. Ron Delano, Jr. 15. TJ Wright 16. Bob Salathe 17. Andy Martz 18. Larry Wright

HEAT 1: Rhodes, Johnson, Campbell
HEAT 2: Salathe, Rine, Sweitzer
HEAT 3: Pencil, Zembower, Delano

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. John Hedge 2. Donnie Farlling 3. Mike Shoemaker 4. George Beckett 5. Matt Sponaugle 6. Derek Byler 7. Matt Parks 8. Justin Kann 9. Andy Teno 10. Jim Sayler 11. Tyler Hershey 12. Steve Bard 13. Travis Calhoun 14. Todd Lynn 15. Rance Garlock (DNF) 16. Kevin Weyandt (DNF) 17. Andy Fries (DNF) 18. Bob Dunn (DNF) 19. Shawn Bilger (DNF) 20. Craig Perigo (DNF) 21. Shawn Claar (DQ) Jim Leidy (DNS), Eddie Cornett (DNS)

HEAT 1: Hershey, Dunn, Sponaugle
HEAT 2: Shoemaker, Hedge, Farlling
HEAT 3: Byler, Perigo, Bilger

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Patrick McDonough 2. Daniel Cornman 3. Ashley Barrett 4. Greg Cornell 5. Greg Hainsey 6. Steve Lowery 7. Donald Wyles 8. Michael Stiffler 9. Willie Ling 10. Terry Wyles 11. Rodney Mock (DNF) 12. Dave Korlewitz (DNF) 13. Brandon Hoover (DNF) 14. Scotty Grubb (DNF) Travis Brown (DNS)

HEAT 1: McDonough, Korlewitz, Lowery
HEAT 2: Cornman, Cornell, Hainsey

MAKE UP FEATURE (From 5/12): 1. Ashley Barrett 2. Patrick McDonough 3. Daniel Cornman 4. Donald Wyles 5. Brandon Hoover 6. Michael Stiffler 7. Scott Grubb 8. Willie Ling 9. Terry Wyles 10. Travis Brown Jeff Detwiler (DNS)

HEAT 1: Stiffler, D. Wyles, T. Wyles
HEAT 2: Barrett, McDonough, Detwiler

CRUISER - HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Scot Sipes 2. Travis Stickley 3. Shawn Wyles 4. Lincoln Ritchey 5. Rick Potter 6. Chuck Weyant 7. Derrick Hinish 8. Bill Replogle 9. David Reaugh 10. Greg Imler 11. Todd Price 12. Steve Riggleman 13. Steve Weyant 14. Kevin Hinish 15. Mike Seigele 16. Mark Shope 17. Ray Shepherd 18. Eric Weyant Devin Weyandt (DNS), John Reyan (DNS), Brandon LaSalle (DNS)

HEAT 1: Sipes, Ritchey, D. Hinish
HEAT 2: Potter, Replogle, Siegele
HEAT 3: C. Weyant, Stickley, LaSalle

Next will be the regular scheduled Memorial Day Race, which will feature a 30 lap "Spring Super Late Model Championship" race, plus Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks.

Gates will open at 4pm, with hot laps at 6:30, and racing at 7:00. Admission for the special show will be $14 general admission, and $24 for the pits. A nice bonus has been added to the Super Late Model and Street Stock divisions for Sunday. If a driver wins the makeup Super Late Model feature, and also wins the 30 lap Spring Championship race, that driver will receive an extra $1,000 to their paycheck.

Likewise, if a driver wins the makeup Street Stock feature, and also wins the regular scheduled race on Sunday, that driver will receive an extra $200. Please note, the fields for the make up features are LOCKED, and no additions will be made.

The Limited Late Model and Cruiser Hobby Stock makeup features will be ran on Friday, June 2nd, with a similar bonus program ($500 for the Limiteds, and $100 for the Cruiser Hobby Stock). Please call the speedway office with questions at 814-623-0826.

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

MAY 5th, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

STUHLER PUTS ON A SHOW, EARNS BEDFORD WIN NUMBER 25

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - NAPA of Bedford and Breezewood presented a great evening of racing Friday at the Bedford Speedway. Super Late Model wizard Gary Stuhler earned his 25th career Bedford win, and Shawn Claar earned his first ever Bedford victory in the Limited Late Model division. Ashley Barrett won the TC Race Cars Street Stock feature event, and Travis Stickley fought hard for the Cruiser Hobby Stock win.

History has proven that any time Gary Stuhler pulls into the Bedford Speedway pits, there's a real good chance he's going to win. Friday night, he proved that theory right as he won the NAPA Super Late Model main event. It was't a walk in the park for Stuhler, who started eighth. He had to overcome drivers like last week's winner DJ Troutman, a super fast Chris Harr, four time Bedford champ Scott Haus, and others to find the point. Stuhler's run was impressive, and almost equally impressive was Jeremy Miller's run from his 27th starting position. Miller picked his way through traffic, making it all the way to 9th before getting spun out in turn 4. Unfortunately, Miller and Rick Singleton both went pitside after the incident. Nick Dickson had taken the lead at the drop of the green, and paced the field with a two to three car length lead until Stuhler arrived on his tail with less than 10 laps remaining. With 5 to go, Stuhler made his move coming off turn two, and put the Nininger # 90 in the lead. Stuhler held on for the remaining 4 laps, and took the checkered. Chris Harr managed to get by Dickson and take the 2nd spot, and Dickson finished 3rd. Scott Rhodes came from tenth to nab 4th, and Scott Haus finished 5th. Bo Feathers came all the way from thirteenth to earn the sixth spot, with Dave Troutman, Jack Pencil, Jason Covert, and Jeff Rine completing the top ten.

Rodney Sweitzer, Wayne Johnson, and Nick Dickson won the heat events.

Shawn Claar started on the pole and led flag to flag to earn his first Bedford Limited Late Model win. Claar held off last year's champion Matt Parks, who was followed by Mike Shoemaker, last week's winner Matt Sponaugle, and Tim Smith, Jr. Sixth through tenth went to George Beckett, Craig Perigo, Rance Garlock, Al Shawver, and Daryl Burkholder.

Heat wins went to Garlock and Parks.

The TC Race Cars Street Stock race was somewhat of a marathon, with something going wrong nearly every other lap. Ashley Barrett put his bid in for a track championship, winning a tight one over Daniel Cornman. Willie Ling finished third, young Brandon Hoover fourth, and Donald Wyles fifth.

Barrett and last week's winner Patrick McDonough won the heat events.

Travis Stickley was victorious in the Cruiser Hobby Stock division. Stickely took the lead twice from Chuck Weyant, only to have his pass negated by a caution. Finally, the third time was the charm and Stickley earned his 2nd career Bedford win. Weyant held off Shawn Wyles for second, with Brandon LaSalle and Greg Imler rounding out the top five.

Weyant and Wyles won the heats.

This Friday is the Bob Sweitzer Memorial race for the Super Late Models. Also appearing will be the Limited Late Models, Street Stocks, and Cruiser Hobby Stocks. More information about the Sweitzer Memorial race will be released on Monday. Please call DKM Racing or check the website at www.bedfordspeedway.com to answer any questions.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. Gary Stuhler 90 2. Chris Harr w1 3. Nick Dickson 17d 4. Scott Rhodes 83R 5. Scott Haus 33 6. Bo Feathers 00 7. Dave Troutman 7 8. Jack Pencil 14 9. Jason Covert 43a 10. Jeff Rine 92 11. Rodney Sweitzer 84 12. Chuck Clise 13. Waylon Wagner 5w 14. Steve Campbell 15. Andy Martz M1 16. Bob Salathe RG3 17. Chuck LaSalle 37 18. Ron Delano, Jr. 0 19. Jeremy Miller 24 (DNF) 20. Rick Singleton 99* (DNF) 21. Eric Zembower 49 (DNF) 22. Shane Beegle 15 (DNF) 23. Tim Murphy 21m (DNF) 24. Wayne Johnson 17j (DNF) 25. DJ Troutman 7j (DNF) 26. TJ Wright 31j (DNF) 27. Larry Wright 31 (DNF)

HEAT 1: Sweitzer, Dave Troutman, Stuhler
HEAT 2: Johnson, Beegle, DJ Troutman
HEAT 3: Dickson, Haus, Harr

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. Shawn Claar 20 2. Matt Parks 15p 3. Mike Shoemaker 8 4. Matt Sponaugle 8 5. Tim Smith, Jr. 39 6. George Beckett 58 7. Craig Perigo 1a 8. Rance Garlock 19 9. Al Shawver 66 10. Darryl Burkholder 2 11. Kevin Weyandt 88 12. Andy Teno 48 13. Justin Kann 66k 14. Tyler Hershey 74 15. Donnie Farlling 48 16. Travis Calhoun 36 17. Jim Sayler 96 (DNF) 18. Mike Altobelli, Jr. (DNF)

HEAT 1: Garlock, Shoemaker, Perigo
HEAT 2: Parks, Smith, Claar

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Ashley Barrett 75x 2. Daniel Cornman 3 3. Willie Ling 31 4. Brandon Hoover 45 5. Donald Wyles 10 (DNF) 6. Michael Stiffler 17s (DNF) 7. Patrick McDonough 96H (DNF) 8. Dave Korlewitz 24k (DNF) 9. Jeff Detwiler 9 (DNF) 10. Jerry Merritts 8 (DNF) 11. Steve Lowery 48 (DNF) 12. Travis Brown 29 (DNS)

HEAT 1: Barrett, Cornman, Wyles
HEAT 2: McDonough, Korlewitz, Detwiler

CRUISER HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. Travis Stickley 32 2. Chuck Weyant 88c 3. Shawn Wyles 21 4. Brandon LaSalle 37 5. Greg Imler 6 6. Todd Price 7p 7. Kevin Hinish 12 (DNF) 8. Ray Shepherd 9 (DNF) 9. James Best 17 (DNF) 10. David Reaugh 9R (DNF) 11. Kevin Bilger 7 (DNF) 12. Mike Seigele 007 (DNS)

HEAT 1: Weyant, LaSalle, Best
HEAT 2: Wyles, Stickley, Reaugh

BEDFORD SPEEDWAY
"The Track Racing Legends Built"
Track Address:
Rte. 30 West
Bedford, PA 15522
Office Address:
108 Short St.
Bedford, PA 15522
814-623-0500 (Raceday)
814-623-0826 (Office)
www.bedfordspeedway.com

APRIL 29th, 2006

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

DJ TROUTMAN SNAGS BEDFORD OPENER

By Dave Harclerode

BEDFORD, PA - A good field of cars welcomed Bedford race fans to great night of racing for the season opener Friday night. DJ Troutman started the season off right in the family owned number 7j, picking up the win in the NAPA Super Late Models. Matt Sponaugle earned career win number 3 in the Limited Late Models, and Patrick McDonough got his first career Bedford win in the TC Race Cars Street Stock division. Last year's division champ Chuck Weyant won the special 30 lap Cruiser Hobby Stock feature.

DJ Troutman grabbed the lead immediately in the NAPA Super Late Model main, but it wasn't easy for the second generation driver. Pole sitter Nick Dickson dogged Troutman lap after lap, taking the lead momentarily at one point mid way through the race. Troutman held on to pick up his 4th career Bedford late model win, with Dickson a close second. Jason Covert finished a strong third, with Chris Harr and Bo Feathers completing the top five. Scott Haus, Andy Martz, Wayne Johnson, Jeff Rine, and Chuck LaSalle rounded out the top ten. Notable Speedway racers Rodney Sweitzer, Bob Salathe, Jack Pencil, and Scott Rhodes provided the best action of the race, battling all race long. Sweitzer faired the best of the group, finishing twelfth.

Heat winners were Haus, DJ Troutman, and Dickson.

Matt Sponaugle led flag to flag in the Limited Late Model feature event. A lap one crash in turn two sent 2005 track champ Matt Parks, heat winner Shawn Bilger, perennial front runner John Hedge, and Eddie Cornett pitside. A pair of eights paced the field the entire distance, with Sponaugle taking the win ahead of Mike Shoemaker, Donnie Farlling, Rance Garlock, and Steve Bard. Sixth through tenth went to Al Shawver, Craig Perigo, George Beckett, Justin Kann, and Tyler Hershey.

Bilger, Shawver, and Parks won the heat events.

Patrick McDonough held back a mob of TC Race Cars Street Stock drivers to win his first ever main event at Bedford Speedway. Travis Brown finished a career best second, and Willie Ling nabbed a Bedford career best third. Ashley Barrett took home fourth, and Jerry Merritts earned a career high fifth. Sixth through tenth was Dave Korlewitz, who ran in the top five much of the night before being plagued with a tire problem, rookie driver Brandon Hoover, Scott Grubb, Daniel Cornman, and Terry Wyles.

Heats went to McDonough and Barrett.

Last year's Cruiser Hobby Stock champion Chuck Weyant started the season off on the right foot, winning a special 30 lap main event for the division from his seventh starting position. A wild race at the front saw two and three wide racing for nearly all 30 laps, with Weyant stealing the lead with two to go from second generation driver Brandon LaSalle. LaSalle held on for second, and was followed by Travis Stickley, James Best, and Shawn Wyles. Derrick Hinish, David Reaugh, Kevin Hinish, Racin' Ray Shepherd, and Lincoln Ritchey completed the top ten.

Best and Wyles won the heat races.

Friday, May 5th will be a regular 4 division show consisting of Super Lates, Limited Lates, Street Stocks and Cruiser-Hobby Stocks. Hot laps start at 7, with racing at 7:30. The first "Kid's race car rides" of the season will take place that evening, beginning at 6:30. Coming Friday, May 12th is the Bob Sweitzer Memorial race for the Super Late Models.

SUPER LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. DJ TROUTMAN 7j 2. Nick Dickson 17D 3. Jason Covert 43a 4. Chris Harr w1 5. Bo Feathers 00 6. Scott Haus 33 7. Andy Martz M1 8. Wayne Johnson 17j 9. Jeff Rine 92 10. Chuck LaSalle 37 11. Steve Campbell 55 12. Rodney Sweitzer 84 13. Bob Salathe RG3 14. Jack Pencil 14 15. Scott Rhodes 83R 16. Chuck Clise 5 17. Shane Beegle 15 18. TJ Wright 31j (DNF) 19. Waylon Wagner 5w (DNF) 20. Coleby Frye F1 (DNF) 21. Rick Singleton 99 (DNF) 22. Dave Troutman 7 (DNF) 23. Larry Wright 31 (DNF) 24. Ron Delano, Jr. 0 (DNF) 25. Eric Zembower 49 (DNF) 26. Doug Ishler 03 (DNF)

HEAT 1: Haus, Dave Troutman, Martz
HEAT 2: DJ Troutman, Feathers, Harr
HEAT 3: Dickson, Covert, Delano, Jr.

LIMITED LATE MODELS

FEATURE: 1. MATT SPONAUGLE 8 2. Mike Shoemaker 8 3. Donnie Farlling 48 4. Rance Garlock 19 5. Steve Bard 72 6. Al Shawver 66 7. Craig Perigo 1a 8. George Beckett 58 9. Justin Kann 66k 10. Tyler Hershey 74 11. Andy Fries 82 12. Shawn Claar 20 13. Jim Sayler 96 14. Tim Smith, Jr. 39 15. Coleby Frye F1 16. Travis Calhoun 36 17. Robbie Black 01 18. Kevin Weyandt 88 19. Mike Altobelli, Jr. 79 20. John Hedge 80e 21. Matt Parks 15p 22. Andy Teno 48m 23. Shawn Bilger 24. Eddie Cornett 81

HEAT 1: Bilger, Beckett, Teno
HEAT 2: Shawver, Sponaugle, Farlling
HEAT 3: Parks, Shoemaker, Hedge

STREET STOCKS

FEATURE: 1. PATRICK McDONOUGH 96h 2. Travis Brown 29 3. Willie Ling 31 4. Ashley Barrett 75x 5. Jerry Merritts 8 6. Dave Korlewitz 24k 7. Brandon Hoover 45b 8. Scott Grubb 55x (DNF) 9. Daniel Cornman 3 (DNF) 10. Terry Wyles 98 (DNF) 11. Michael Stiffler 17s (DNF) 12. Donald Wyles 10 (DNS)

HEAT 1: McDonough, Ling, Stiffler
HEAT 2: Barrett, Cornman, Terry Wyles

CRUISER-HOBBY STOCKS

FEATURE (30 laps): 1. CHUCK WEYANT 88c 2. Brandon LaSalle 37 3. Travis Stickley 32 4. James Best 17 5. Shawn Wyles 21 6. Derrick Hinish 12 7. David Reaugh 9r 8. Kevin Hinish 6r 9. Ray Shepherd 10. Lincoln Ritchey 3 (DNF) 11. Mike Siegele 007 12. Mark Shope 53 (DNF) 13. Todd Price 7p (DNF) 14. Kevin Johnson 97 (DNF) 15. Greg Imler 6 (DNS)

HEAT 1: Best, LaSalle, Weyant
HEAT 2: Wyles, Ritchey, Derrick Hinish

                                                        BEDFORD 2006 SCHEDULE

April 14     Practice Night

April 21     Opening Night - points start (4 division show)

April 28     4 division show - Cruiser Special double purse – double laps

May 5         4 division show - Kids car rides

May 12     4 division show - Bob Sweitzer Memorial Race

May 19     4 division show - plus Street Stock Australian Pursuit

May 26    NO RACING

May 28   Sun    "Memorial Day Race" - Spring Late Model Championship (30 lap) - 4 division show

May 29 Mon    Rain Date for "Memorial Day Race"

June 2         ARCH NIGHT 4 division show and HC Austrailian Pursuit

June 9        Late Models "King of the Hill" plus LLM and Hobby Cruisers (no SS)

June 16     Williams Grove Old Timers Night plus $1,000 to win LLM Special/LM/HC/SS

June 23     3 division show (no SS) - plus kids bike races

June 25 Sun    PA Speedweeks 30 laps, $ 5,000 to win.410 sprints plus Street Stocks

June 26 Mon    PA Speedweeks (raindate)

June 30     NO RACING

July 2 Sun    PA Late Model State Firecracker 35 and 4 division show

July 3 Mon    Rain Date for PA Late Model Firecracker 35

July 7         4 division show plus LLM Australian Pursuit

July 14     MACS Late Model plus SS/HC (no LLM)

July 21     NO RACING (Fair Preparation)

July 28     4 division show - Bedford Fair Race

August 4     Walt Aikey Memorial Race SS Special - LLM "King of the Hill" - HC (no LM)

August 11     Late Model Australian Pursuit - Kids Car Rides plus LLM, SS, HC

August 18     4 division show - Powder Puffs

August 25     4 division show – Legends Night

Sept 1         4 division show Labor Day 55 - Selinsgrove Paul Long Memorial
Qualifier

Sept 3 Sun    Rain date for Labor Day 55 - 4 division show

Dec 2        Banquet