2B
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL July 6, 2016
GOLF: Middlefi eld Men's Club SPEEDWAY
CONTINUED FROM PG 1B
Monday, June 27
Game: 1-2-3 Points
First Place
Frank Gates
Gary Culp
Don Perkins
Jim Wamsley
96
Second Place
Bill Beckett
Tim Martin
Larry Zuvich
Gary Sparks
89
Third Place
Mel Gowing
Gary Ingram
Al Nelson
Bill Wilson
88
Fourth Place
Larry Emery
Frank Conti
Dave England
Jerry Singer
87
Fifth place (tie)
Steve Erickson
David Morris
Steve Lindholm
Darrell Lee
86
Fifth Place (tie)
Tom Arney
Mike Cooney
Phil Hamilton
Pat Rickard
86
First Place
Frank Gates
Jim Hoover
Gary Ingram
John Kallbrier
-26
Second Place
Don Perkins
Mel Gowing
David Morris
Gary Culp
-21
Third Place
Tom Arney
Tim Martin
Ed Prunkl
Steve Wile
-19
Fourth Place
Mike Helms
Jack Doleman
Don Hanly
Bill Wilson
-18
Fifth Place (tie)
Ron Ackerman
Frank Conti
Larry Emery
Phil Hamilton
-17
Fifth Place (tie)
Bill Avery
Bill Beckett
Gary Sparks
Dick Winters
-17
71
72
Low Net
Larry Zuvich
Al Nelson
Jerry Pennington
Dick Winters
Don Perkins
Gary Rider
Bill Wilson
62
62
64
64
64
65
65
Closest to the Pin
#5
Larry Zuvich
#7
Mike Cooney
#14 Steve Lindholm
Longest Putt
#16 Jerry Pennington
Low Gross
Larry Emery
Gary Sparks
Dan Smith
Thursday, June 30
Game: 1-2-3 Best Ball
Jerry Singer
Mike Helms
69
70
73
Low Net
Bill Wilson
Paul Waterman
Darrell Lee
Mel Gowing
David Morris
Phil Hamilton
Ron Ackerman
Dick Winters
Tom Arney
64
Closest to the Pin
#5
Paul Waterman
#7
Gary Culp
#14 David Morris
59
61
61
61
62
63
64
64
Longest Putt
#16 David Morris
SOUTH VALLEY ATHLETICS SUMMER CAMPS
Low Gross
Tim Martin
Gary Ingram
Mike Helms
Gary Sparks
72
73
73
73
the fi rst victory of the season
for Redmond.
Desbiens was second, fol-
lowed by Creswell’s Raquel Ivie
in third. Cottage Grove native
Patrick Dills crossed the wire in
fourth, while the fi fth-place fi n-
isher was Dave Hibbard.
The IMCA Modifi ed fea-
ture turned out to be a caution-
plagued affair. A total of nine
stoppages occurred and brought
about several restarts. Pleas-
ant Hill’s Justin Austin grabbed
the initial lead in his Art Hiatt
owned entry. On lap four, Craig
Hanson made the pass around
Austin for the position. Eight
of the nine cautions happened
after Hanson took the top spot,
which meant he had to master
the restarts. Hanson was able to
retain the coveted position each
and every time to win his sec-
ond race of the year at CGS.
Curtis Towns of Cottage
Grove fi nished in the runner-
up position, and Klamath Falls’
Nick Trenchard placed third
in the Rich and Nicky Biehn-
owned machine. Steven Sturda-
vant from Springfi eld got fourth
and Coquille’s Ryan Baker
completed the top fi ve in fi fth.
The Street Stocks were on the
card for a non-point affair. Matt
King, now residing in Spring-
fi eld, paced the fi eld early in
the main event. By lap seven,
Cottage Grove’s Bo Eastman
led the charge, but Evan Britton
overtook Eastman after a lap
nine restart. Britton, who is also
from Cottage Grove, dominated
the remaining distance to win
his fi rst race of the season.
King ended his night second
while Troy Chamberlain fi n-
ished third. Eastman was fourth
and Redmond’s Scott Lehman
got fi fth.
Last but not least was the
Quality RV Repair Hornets.
Veneta’s Brad Moffett led the
opening circuit but soon lost
it to Josh Corley of Westfi r on
the second time around. Corley
held on to fi rst place for much of
the race until he got involved in
an incident in lapped traffi c on
lap 13. This would give the po-
sition to Joe Maricle. Maricle,
of Veneta, would stay in front of
the fi eld to win his sixth race of
2016 and third straight victory.
Moffett was second and
Springfi eld’s K.C. Scott crossed
the stripe in third. Junction
City native Marcel Forte placed
fourth, and Goshen’s Brandon
Norton was fi fth.
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