2B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL • JULY 11, 2018
BIKING
from B1
Four years ago, Strahan
bought his own paint and
started going along the trail
and painting bumps and de-
formities in the trail to make
sure riders could remain safe
on their bikes.
CGS
from B1
and took care of business the
rest of the way to earn his fi rst
CGS win of 2018. Luckman
was second with Albany veter-
an Craig Hanson getting third.
Bryan Norton, now residing in
Salem, fi nished the night fourth
and behind him, in fi ft h, was
Lebanon’s Josh Sim.
Lastly in the Quality RV Re-
pair Hornets it was Josh Corley
out if front most of the way.
Aft er seizing the lead on lap
eight from Jasper’s Gene Ashley
the Oakridge gasser, of Corley,
GOLF SCORES
Middlefi eld Men’s Club
Monday 6/25/2018
Game: 3, 2 Best Ball
First Place: -28
Frank Gates, Gary Welch,
Don Perkins, John Campbell
Second Place: -25
Manny Anderson, Mel Gow-
ing, Jerry Pennington, Russell
Bryce
Third Place: -24
Bob McCarty, Tim Martin,
Darrell Lee, Larry Strickland
Fourth Place: -23
Jim Lehl, Bill Avery, Jim
Cunningham, Larry Emery
Fifth Place (tie): -22
Deross Kinkade, Don Aren-
dell, Jake Cox, Pat Rickard
Th e trail is his canvas and his
yellow paint his masterpiece. It
even got to the point that when
a woman who was visiting
from the East Coast stopped
along the trail to talk about
how much she enjoyed it, she
called him “Yellow Picasso.”
In a continued eff ort for the
well-being of the trail, Strahan
also volunteers with the city to
bring toilet paper to the vari-
ous bathrooms along the route.
He does it all.
With my own personal tour
guide leading the way, we took
a Sunday to travel down the
trail. Th e beauty of the Row
River Trail cannot be under-
stated.
A sunny day along a trail
that winds its way through
trees and next to Dorena Res-
ervoir makes you feel like you
are living in your very own
“Visit Cottage Grove” adver-
tisement.
From the start of the trail
on 10th and Main to the end
at Culp Creek is just over 16
miles that stays fl at. For bikers
of all abilities, it would be easy
to carve out as many or few
miles that you would want to
ride.
On the return trip, we
elected to stray off the trail
to go past the Dorena Cov-
ered Bridge before taking the
rolling hills along Shoreview
Drive that gave us the view
from the other side of the res-
ervoir before we hopped back
on the Row River Trail to com-
plete our 34-mile trip.
It was exciting, it was thrill-
ing, it was a great time to ride
a bike.
Young me would be so
proud.
Corley had no issues and went
on to win for the fi ft h occasion
this season at the Grove.
Graig Osborne, from Cre-
swell, was the runner-up and
Eric Ashley, also from Jasper,
was third. Gene Ashley fi nished
fourth, followed by Brad Mof-
fatt, of Eugene in fi ft h.
Cottage Grove Speedway
held more racing last Saturday,
July 7, during the Herz Preci-
sion Parts Wingless Nationals.
Th e night featured the Wingless
Sprint Series, Mohawk Metal
IMCA Modifi eds, IMCA Sport
Mods, and Quality RV Repair
Hornets.
For more information log on
to www.cottagegrovespeedway.
com.
Race Results from July 4,
2018 at Cottage Grove Speed-
way in Cottage Grove, Ore:
Todd’s Auto Body Sprints:
A-Feature: 1. 1K-Kinzer Cox;
2. 26F-Shane Forte; 3. 70-Ra-
quel Ivie; 4. 71-Hedge Carter; 5.
12-Steven Snawder; 6. 85-Ricky
Ashley; 7. 10J-Jake Waddell; 8.
15-Vern Scevers; 9. 18H-A.J.
Harbaugh; 10. 7-Tyler Th omp-
son; 11. 18T-Tanner Holmes;
12. 2M-Aaron Miller Jr.; 13.
32-Daysen Th omas; 14. 4J-Al-
lison Journey; 15. 71R-R.C.
Levin; 16. 77-Mike Griffi th; 17.
39-Justin Walker
Mohawk Metal IMCA Mod-
ifi eds
A-Feature: 1. 13-Bricen
James; 2. 5M-Jake Mayden;
3. V13-Grey Ferrando; 4.
7-Dustin Cady; 5. 15J-Jere-
my Richey; 6. 11-Steven Stur-
devant; 7. 73-Tyler Smith; 8.
25-Justyn Ryker; 9. W7-Kevin
Williamson; 10. 51-Roy Kirk Jr.;
11. 77-Paul Culp; 12. T85-Evan
Britton; 13. 44-Greg McDon-
ald; 14. 43-Gene Powell; 15.
84-Eric Ash-ley; 16. 22A-Justin
Austin
IMCA Sport Mods
A-Feature: 1. 84-Jorddon
Braaten; 2. 95-Rich McCoy;
3. 26-Art Hiatt; 4. 29-Buddy
McHargue; 5. 43-Travis Pruitt;
6. 1-Bruce Ray; 7. 15JT-Justin
McCreadie; 8. 01-Daniel Ray; 9.
30M-Mike Medel; 10. 12R-John
Rowden; 11. 99C-Doug Coff -
man; 12. 60J-Jordan Hen-
ry; 13. 98W-Mike Wilcox;
14. 5T-Th eran Trissell; 15.
14JR-Billy Richey; 16. 81-Steve
Smith; 17. 217-Matt Brown; 18.
59-Kevin Kirk; 19. 13-Shawn
Hand; 20. 24-Steve Hopkins;
21. 15J-Jens Madsen
Late Models
A-Feature: 1. 3V-Casey Vi-
tale; 2. 77-Preston Luckman; 3.
33C-Craig Hanson; 4. 71-Bry-
an Norton; 5. 20-Josh Sim;
6. 422-Chuck Christian; 7.
15R-Ryan Ronning; 8. 16-Rob
Williams
Quality RV Repair Hornets:
A-Feature: 1. 7C-Josh Cor-
ley; 2. 07-Graig Osborne; 3. 84-
Eric Ashley; 4. 85-Gene Ashley;
5. 65-Brad Moff att; 6. 0-James
Donaldson; 7. 30-K.C. Scott; 8.
48-Mike Swaim; 9. 18-Josh Lin-
ville; 10. V4-Kelsey Drager; 11.
13-Barry Cannon; 12. 14-Matt
Ferguson.
Fifth Place (tie): -22
Gary Ingram, Phil Hamilton,
Al Nelson, Jerry Singer
Monday 6/28/2018
Game: 2M Points
First Place: 98
Ron Ackerman, Phil Hamil-
ton, Gary Ingram, Frank Gates
Low Gross:
Dan Smith 71
Jerry Singer 72
Gary Ingram 74
Tim Martin 74
Second Place (tie): 97
Jim Cunningham, Bob Mc-
Carty, Gary Welch, Don Tucker
Low Net
John Kallbrier 57
Jim Lehl 59
Don Arendell 61
Jerry Pennington 61
Don Perkins 63
Larry Eyman 64
Second Place (tie): 97
Don Arendell, Jack Doleman,
Ed Prunkl, John Kallbrier
Fourth Place (tie): 94
Gary Sparks, Leroy Bodine,
Rudy Nellermoe, Al Nelson
Closest to the Pin:
#5 Bob McCarty
#7 Phil Hamilton
#14 Jake Cox
Fourth Place (tie): 94
Adrian Chatigny, Jim
Hoover, John Campbell, Gary
Ordway
Longest Putt
#13 Jim Lehl
Middlefi eld Men’s Club
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Sixth Place (tie): 93
Larry Emery, Rick LeBrun,
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Closest to the Pin
#5 Al Nelson
#7 Don Hanly
Longest Putt
#15 Gary Ackley
Low Gross:
Larry Emery 70
Jake Cox 72
Dan Smith 74
Leroy Bodine 74
Don Hanly 77
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