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Hagerstown, MD

STUHLER $10,000 RICHER AFTER TURBO-BLUE HUB-CITY NATIONAL 150 WIN

Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA took the lead from Todd Andrews on the
12th lap and never looked back as he recorded his second straight Turbo-Blue
Hub-City National 150 win at the Hagerstown Speedway Sunday afternoon. Stuhler
earned $10,000 for his eighth win of the year.

"I knew I had to get to the front there at the beginning before it became
a one-lane deal," said Stuhler, the 2003 Hagerstown ITSI late model champion.
"Todd (Andrews) really raced me clean. I had to really slow up there at the
end to make it on the tires. I am lucky that we made it. This is the same crew,
the same car that I won this race with last year."

In other action, Marvin Winters of McConnellsburg, PA scored his first
win in the 25-lap open competition Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model
sportsman feature and Dean Holmes notched his fourth win in the 20-lap Ernie's
Salvage Yard pure stock main event on Saturday afternoon.

Gary Stuhler started fourth in the 30-car field as Todd Andrews took the
lead from the outside pole at the drop of the green. DJ. Myers followed in
second with Stuhler on his bumper. Stuhler made the first move passing Myers for
second on the third lap and tracked down Andrews to pull even with the leader
on lap nine. Stuhler and Andrews raced side-by-side for the next two laps
before Stuhler slipped underneath of Andrews for the lead on lap 12. Once in
front, Stuhler pulled away and was putting the slower cars a lap down on lap 16 as
Andrews closed in on Stuhler in lapped traffic on lap 19. Using the slower
cars to his advantage, DJ Myers passed Andrews for second three laps later on lap
22. The top three of Stuhler, Myers and Andrews pulled away from the field
with Myers dropping out on lap 47 with mechanical problems while running second.
At the 50-lap mark and the first fuel stop, the top ten were Stuhler,
Andrews, Davey Johnson, Jeremy Miller, Tom Myers, Les Hare, Devin Friese, Rob Blair
and Chub Frank.

Stuhler led the field for the second third of the National 150 with
Andrews right behind. By the 63rd lap, Stuhler was again in lapped traffic. On lap
73, Davey Johnson brought out the caution with a flat tire while running
third. Stuhler kept a comfortable margin over Andrews as the top five drivers
stayed in line with Stuhler reaching the second fuel stop without any serious
challenges. At the end of 100 laps, it was Stuhler, Andrews, Miller, T. Myers,
Friese, Frank, Hare, Mike Balzano, Alan Sagi and Scott Haus.

Stuhler showed no signs of fading as the green dropped for the final 50
laps as Andrews stayed within striking distance. By lap 117, Stuhler had opened
a 10 car length lead over Andrews, but with 25 laps remaining Andrews had
pulled back within one car length of the leader. Stuhler then opened another 10
car length lead and was never seriously challenged the final 10 laps as he
picked up the win. Andrews settled for second with Miller, Tom Myers and Friese
rounding out the top five. Fourteenth starting Frank was sixth with Kenny
Pettyjohn coming from 22nd for seventh. Haus and Hare were next with 18th starting
Sagi completing the top ten.
On Saturday afternoon, forty-four cars took time trials with the second
car of Travis Dillman on the track for qualifying setting fast time of 21.004
seconds. Two-time Hub-City winner Andrews was the 11th car to tour the
half-mile oval for two laps under the clock and was able to set second fastest time of
21.171 seconds. Heat winners were DJ Myers, Stuhler, Tim Wilson and Miller.
Dan Stone won the B-Main.

In the 25-lap late model sportsman feature, Marvin Winters started third
as Rusty Sites took the lead from pole-sitter Dennis Lamb on the second lap.
Richard Walls worked his way into second on the sixth lap as Sites began to put
the slower cars a lap down on lap eight. Lap by lap Sites increased his lead
as Walls was holding off Winters for second. On lap 20, Sites car went up in
smoke causing Walls to slow enough for Winters to slip by for the lead right
before the caution was waved for Al Shawver Sr. With Winters the new leader on
the restart, Walls was unable to make any serious challenges the final five
laps and had to settled for second. Brian Miller was third with Steve Bailar and
Terry Lescalleet finishing out the top five. Johnny Smith was next with Barry
Lear Sr. coming from 21st for seventh. Lamb, Ty Shatzer and Steve Haight
completed the top ten. Heat winners for the 35 cars were Lamb, Sites, Winters and
Lescalleet. Lear won the B-Main.

In Saturday's 20-lap pure stock feature, 2003 pure stock champion Dean
Holmes started back in sixth as Mark Jones grabbed the lead from the pole.
Holmes was in second by the third lap as Mike Warrenfeltz made his way into second
on the eighth lap. As the caution was waved on the 11th lap, Warrenfeltz and
Jones made contact as they slowed going into the first turn. With both cars
coming to a stop, Holmes inherited the lead for the restart. On the restart Alan
Stone made contact with Chris Sumption to bring out another caution ending
Sumtion's drive to the front. With Eugene Conlee now on his bumper, Holmes was
able to pull away on the restart and led the rest of the way for the win. Mike
Warrenfeltz came back through the field to edge out Conlee for the runner-up
spot. Stone was fourth with Hans Stamberg rounding out the top five. Heat
winners for the 14 cars were Sumption and Mike Sanders.

On Saturday, October 11th, the Hagerstown Speedway will hosts its second
annual race car and parts flea market from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Admission is $1.00
and tables are $10.00

ITSI LATE MODEL TIME TRIALS: 1. Travis Dillman, 21.004; 2. Todd Andrews,
21.171; 3. DJ Myers, 21.234; 4. Gary Stuhler, 21.270; 5. Davey Johnson, 21.284; 6.
Jeremy Miller, 21.304; 7. Scott Haus, 21.338; 8. Scott Cross, 21.389; 9. Tim
Wilson, 21.432; 10. Terry Neitz, 21.543; 11. Scott Brode, 21.548; 12. Tom
Myers, 21.548; 13. Wayne Walls, Jr.; 14. Rick Briggs, 21.575; 15. Rob Blair,
21.579; 16. Wesley Bonebrake, 21.599; 17. Mike Balzano, 21.621; 18. Les Hare,
21.629; 19. Charlie Schaffer, 21.630; 20. Devin Friese, 21.687; 21. Jason Covert,
21.711; 22. Chub Frank, 21.727; 23. Paul Crowl, 21.756; 24. Frankie Plessinger,
21.786; 25. Doug Burkholder, 21.786; 26. Kenny Pettyjohn, 21.790; 27. Jeff
Smith, 21.817; 28. Greg Fetters, 21.828; 29. Brent Smith, 21.836; 30. Al
Shawver, Jr.; 21.837; 31. Dan Stone, 21.890; 32. Larry Wright, 21.956; 33. Scott
Richwine, 21.965; 34. Alan Sagi, 21.997; 35. Mike Lupfer, 22.137; 36. Donnie
Farling, 22.167; 37. Dave Rice, Jr. 22.224; 38. Wayne Johnson, 22.249; 39. David
Reed, 22.313; 40. Chuck Schultz, 22.395; 41. Sean Cosgrove, 22.476; 42. Glenn
Heddings, 22.489; 43. Brian Ruhlman, 23.157; 44. Tim Gray, 23.329.

(HEAT 1) 1. DJ Myers; 2. Blair; 3. Haus; Brode. (Heat 2) 1. Stuhler; T.
Myers; 3. Friese; 4. Bonebrake. (Heat 3) 1. Wilson; 2. Walls; 3. D. Johnson; 4.
Balzano. (Heat 4) 1. Miller; 2. Hare; 3. Frank; 4. Sagi. (B-Main) 1. Stone; 2.
Plessinger; 3. Burkholder; 4. Pettyjohn; 5. Schaffer; 6. Lupfer; 7. Crowl; 8.
Shawver, Jr.; 9. Neitz; 10. Rice; 11. Wright. DNQ: Briggs; Covert; Richwine;
Fetters; Hedding; Schultz; Reed; Rehben; W. Johnson; Farling; Smith. DNS:
Cosgrove; Gray; Cross.

150-LAP TURBO-BLUE HUB-CITY NATIONAL 150: (44 Cars) Lap Leaders: (Andrews,
1-11; Stuhler, 12-150) 1. Stuhler; 2. Andrews; 3. Miller; 4. T. Myers; 5.
Friese; 6. Frank; 7. Pettyjohn; 8. Haus; 9. Hare; 10. Sagi; 11. Balzano; 12. Blair;
13. Dillman; 14. Neitz; 15. Lupfer; 16. J. Smith; 17. Brode; 18. Wright; 19.
Wilson; 20. D. Johnson; 21. Crowl; 22. Walls; 23. D. Myers; 24. Shawver Jr.;
25. Schaffer; 26. Burkholder; 27. Plessinger; 28. Bonebrake; 29. Rice; 30. Stone.

25-LAP HOOSIER TIRES MID-ATLANTIC LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN FEATURE: (35 Cars) Lap
Leaders: (Lamb, 1; Sites, 2-20; Winters, 21-25) 1. Marvin Winters; 2. Richard
Walls; 3. Brian Miller; 4. Steve Bailar; 5. Terry Lescalleet; 6. Johnny
Smith; 7. Barry Lear Sr.; 8. Dennis Lamb; 9. Ty Shatzer; 10. Steve Haight; 11. Kris
Eaton; 12. Terry Kline; 13. Scott Daniels; 14. Rob Moore; 15. Eric Ohler; 16.
Matt Parks; 17. Shawn Claar; 18. Val Johnson; 19. Terry Flaherty; 20. Mike
Walls; 21. Tim Hill; 22. Al Shawver Sr.; 23. Rusty Sites; 24. Bobby Beard; 25.
Travis Beaver; 26. Fred Harden. DNQ: Tony Crim; T.J. Wright; James O'Hara; Stan
Campbell; Will Fair; John Moser Jr. DNS: Patrick Murphy; Phil Jackson; Paul
Ward.

20-LAP ERNIE'S SALVAGE YARD PURE STOCK FEATURE: (14 Cars) Lap Leaders (Jones,
1-11; Holmes, 12-20) 1. Dean Holmes; 2. Mike Warrenfeltz; 3. Eugene Conlee;
4. Alan Stone; 5. Hans Stamberg; 6. Mike Sanders; 7. Kenny Dillon; 8. Jim
Snyder; 9. Drew Fitzsimmons; 10. Jesse Coleman; 11. David Boring; 12. Greg
Hockensmith; 13. Chris Sumption; 14. Mark Jones.

DILLMAN/ANDREWS FRONT ROW FOR HUB-CITY/HOLMES PURE STOCK WINNER

Travis Dillman and Todd Andrews were the two fastest qualifiers Saturday
and will sit on the front row in tomorrow's Turbo-Blue Hub-City National 150
at the Hagerstown Speedway. In other action, Dean Holmes finished his
championship season by winning the 20-lap Ernie's Salvage Yard pure stock championship.
It was Holmes fourth win of the year. Action will continue on Sunday with the
open competition late model sportsman and the longest race of the year for
the ITSI late models.

Forty-four cars took time trials with the second car of Travis Dillman on
the track for qualifying setting fast time of 21.004 seconds. Two-time
Hub-City winner Todd Andrews was the 11th car to tour the half-mile oval for two
laps under the clock and was able to set second fastest time of 21.171 seconds. D
J Myers, 2002 winner Gary Stuhler, Tim Wilson and Jeremy Miller, the four
heat winners will make up the next two rows. Other drivers who have qualified for
the Hub-City National 150 include Rob Blair, Tom Myers, Wayne Walls Jr., Les
Hare, Scott Haus, Devin Friese, four-time winner Davey Johnson, Chub Frank,
Scott Brode, Wesley Bonebrake, Mike Balzano and Alan Sagi. The B-Main will kick
off tomorrow's program and will fill the remaining12 spots in the 30-car field.

In the 20-lap pure stock feature, 2003 pure stock champion Dean Holmes
started back in sixth as Mark Jones grabbed the lead from the pole. Holmes was
in second by the third lap as Mike Warrenfeltz made his way into second on the
eighth lap. As the caution was waved on the 11th lap, Warrenfeltz and Jones
made contact as they slowed going into the first turn. With both cars coming to
a stop, Holmes inherited the lead for the restart. Holmes led the field on the
restart as Alan Stone ran into Chris Sumption to bring out another caution.
With Eugene Conlee now on his bumper, Holmes was able to pull away on the
restart and led the rest of the way for the win. Mike Warrenfeltz came back through
the field to edge out Conlee for the runner-up spot. Stone was fourth with
Hans Stamberg rounding out the top five. Heat winners for the 14 cars were
Sumption and Mike Sanders.

Gates open on Sunday at 10 A.M. with warm-up sat 1 P.M.

ITSI LATE MODEL TIME TRIALS: 1. Travis Dillman, 21.004; 2. Todd Andrews,
21.171; 3. DJ Myers, 21.234; 4. Gary Stuhler, 21.270; 5. Davey Johnson, 21.284; 6.
Jeremy Miller, 21.304; 7. Scott Haus, 21.338; 8. Scott Cross, 21.389; 9. Tim
Wilson, 21.432; 10. Terry Neitz, 21.543; 11. Scott Brode, 21.548; 12. Tom
Myers, 21.548; 13. Wayne Walls, Jr.; 14. Rick Briggs, 21.575; 15. Rob Blair,
21.579; 16. Wesley Bonebrake, 21.599; 17. Mike Balzano, 21.621; 18. Les Hare,
21.629; 19. Charlie Schaffer, 21.630; 20. Devin Friese, 21.687; 21. Jason Covert,
21.711; 22. Chub Frank, 21.727; 23. Paul Crowl, 21.756; 24. Frankie Plessinger,
21.786; 25. Doug Burkholder, 21.786; 26. Kenny Pettyjohn, 21.790; 27. Jeff
Smith, 21.817; 28. Greg Fetters, 21.828; 29. Brent Smith, 21.836; 30. Al
Shawver, Jr.; 21.837; 31. Dan Stone, 21.890; 32. Larry Wright, 21.956; 33. Scott
Richwine, 21.965; 34. Alan Sagi, 21.997; 35. Mike Lupfer, 22.137; 36. Donnie
Farling, 22.167; 37. Dave Rice, Jr. 22.224; 38. Wayne Johnson, 22.249; 39. David
Reed, 22.313; 40. Chuck Schultz, 22.395; 41. Sean Cosgrove, 22.476; 42. Glenn
Heddings, 22.489; 43. Brian Ruhlman, 23.157; 44. Tim Gray, 23.329.

(HEAT 1) 1. DJ Myers; 2. Blair; 3. Haus; Brode. (Heat 2) 1. Stuhler; T.
Myers; 3. Friese; 4. Bonebrake. (Heat 3) 1. Wilson; 2. Walls; 3. D. Johnson; 4.
Balzano. (Heat 4) 1. Miller; 2. Hare; 3. Frank; 4. Sagi.

20-LAP ERNIE'S SALVAGE YARD PURE STOCK FEATURE: 1. Dean Holmes; 2. Mike
Warrenfeltz; 3. Eugene Conlee; 4. Alan Stone; 5. Hans Stamberg; 6. Mike Sanders; 7.
Kenny Dillon; 8. Jim Snyder; 9. Drew Fitzsimmons; 10. Jesse Coleman; 11.
David Boring; 12. Greg Hockensmith; 13. Chris Sumption; 14. Mark Jones.

ISABEL POSTPONES TURBO-BLUE HUB-CITY NATIONAL 150 TO SEPT 27-28

Hurricane Isabel made its mark on the Hagerstown Speedway Thursday night and Friday morning leaving the speedway without electricity for the start of the Turbo-Blue Hub-City National 150. With light showers, a soaked infield and the possibility of power not coming back until the next day, Promoter Frank Plessinger has postponed the longest race of the year for the ITSI late models until next weekend, Saturday and Sunday afternoon, September 27th & September 28th.

"We thought we would have a chance to get the program in," said Promoter Plessinger. "But with no electricity and the forecast of more showers into the evening, we decided to postpone the Hub-City now instead of waiting any longer. The weather this season has been the worse in the track’s 56 year history. This is the 15th time this year we had to either cancel or postpone a race. We are getting into the special fall events and rescheduling a big two-day program like the Hub-City becomes a problem. We know that the Renegade Dirt Racing Series will be at Winchester Speedway next weekend and have been in touch with Promoter Timmons. We have assured him that the late models will have time to make his Winchester 200 on Saturday evening."

The Hub-City National 150 will begin on Saturday afternoon, September 28th at 12 noon with warm-ups for the ITSI late models. The late models will have times trials and qualifying heats immediately following warm-ups with the Ernie’s Salvage Yard having a complete program of qualifying and feature events after the late models are done. Gates will open at 10 A.M.

On Sunday, September 28th, warm-ups begin at 1 P.M. followed by a B-Main for the late models and a complete program of qualifying and feature events for the late model sportsman. Rounding out the two day program will be the 150-lap Hub-City National 150 paying $10,000 to the winner. Entries for the Hub-City National 150 are still being accepted. Entry Fee is $75 in advance, $100 day of race.

For additional information, contact the speedway office at 301-582-0640 or checkout the website at www.hagerstownspeedway.com.

Jason Sarvis Gets Win in Regular Season Race

LAST POINT RACE CANCELED AT HAGERSTOWN - STUHLER 2003 LATE MODEL CHAMP

For the 14th time this season, the Hagerstown Speedway has been a victim
of foul weather. Rain moved into the area Friday night and did not move out in
the morning as was forecasted. Lingering showers throughout Saturday
afternoon finally forced Promoter Frank Plessinger to throw in the towel and cancel
Saturday's Fan Appreciation Night.

The rain, which has plagued the speedway all season, put a damper on what
promised to be a very exciting end to the point races in all three divisions.
With the cancellation, the point leaders going into tonight's race are the
official 2003 champions.

Gary Stuhler, who only needed to start Saturday's race to claim his
second track title, is the 2003 ITSI late model champion. The Greencastle PA driver
had a outstanding year winning seven features and increasing his career win
total to 109, just five behind the leader, Rodney Franklin. Finishing second in
points to Stuhler was Andy Anderson with one win. In third place was Frankie
Plessinger who had another top five season. Finishing out the top five were D
J Myers and Doug Burkholder.

The Hoosier Tires late model sportsman division's battle for the track
championship went right down to the last race with Richard Walls of St. Thomas
edging out Larry Baer by just 15 points. Walls had three wins enroute to his
first late model sportsman championship. Following Walls and Baer were Barry
Miller, Dave Rice Jr. and Bud Witmer.

The Ernie's Salvage Yard pure stocks was even closer with Dean Holmes of
Cross Junction winning by only five points over Eugene Conlee of Hanover, MD.
Both drivers exchanged the top position near the end of the season, but Holmes
came on strong at the end for his first championship. Following Holmes and
Conlee were Hans Stamberg, Kenny Dillon and Frank Dibella.

The Hagerstown Speedway will be back in action on Friday and Saturday
nights, June 19th & 20th for the Turbo-Blue Racing Gasolines Hub-City National
150. Friday night it will be qualifying time trials and heats for the ITSI late
models and a complete program for the pure stocks. On Saturday, it will be a
complete program for the late model sportsman and the 150-lapper for the late
models. Race time each night is 7:30 P.M.

GUARANTEED STARTERS READY FOR 29TH ANNUAL HUB-CITY NATIONAL 150

Eight Hub-City Qualifiers have been completed at area speedways and the list of guaranteed starters eligible for the 29th running of the Turbo-Blue Hub-City National 150 on September 19th & 20th is very impressive. The Friday and Saturday night show will bring together many of the top late model drivers in the country to battle in the longest late model race of the year. The 150-lap feature will pay $10,000 to the winner.

Gates open each night at 5 P.M. with action getting underway at 7 P.M. General admission is $10 on Friday night and $18 on Saturday. Kids under 12 are FREE.

Six drivers will represent eight speedways at the Hub-City National 150. Two drivers won Hub-City qualifiers at two different tracks. Scott Haus of Hamburg, PA will be representing Clinton County (PA) and Port Royal (PA) Speedways, and Rob Blair of Titusville, PA won the Hub-City Qualifiers at Raceway 7 (OH) and Gamblers Raceway Park(PA) . Other guaranteed starters include, Dick Barton of Ashville, NY, Hub-City Qualifier for McKean County (PA) Speedway, George Fultz representing Ace High (PA) Speedway and Scott Brode of Rawlings, The Rock Speedway in Cumberland’s representative.

Joining the ITSI late models in the Hub-City weekend will be the Hoosier Tires/Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman and the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks.

On Friday night there will be time trials and qualifying events for the late models. The Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks will have a complete program of qualifying and feature events. The 20-lap feature for the pure stocks will pay $200 to the winner.

On Saturday, the late model sportsman/semi-lates will square off in qualifying events and a 25-lap feature with $550 for the winner.

Rounding out the two day program will be the 150-lap Turbo-Blue Hub-City National 150. Thirty cars will take the green with two fuel stops on the 50th and 100th laps. Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA is the defending race champion.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81

HAGERSTOWN GEARS UP FOR THE TURBO-BLUE HUB-CITY 150 NATIONAL OPEN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - The Hagerstown Speedway will be the site of the 29th Annual Turbo Blue Racing Gasoline Hub-City National 150 on Friday and Saturday nights, September 19th & 20th. The Hub-City National Open 150 is the longest running fall event for the late models in the area. Race time is 7:30 P.M. each day with gates opening at 5 P.M.

The two-day program will bring together the top late model drivers in the northeast. Friday’s activities will start off with time trials and qualifying events for the late models plus a complete program of qualifying and feature events for the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks. On Saturday, the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic open late model sportsman will join the late models with a complete program of qualifying and feature events. The B-Main for the late models will kick off Saturday’s activities.

Rounding out the program on Saturday will be the 29th running of the Turbo-Blue Hub City National Open 150. The race will be run in three 50-lap segments with fuel stops on the 50th and 100th laps. The winner will take home $10,000 in prize money.

Last year, Gary Stuhler added his name to the impressive list of winners. Until then, Stuhler had won every major event at the Hagerstown Speedway except the Hub-City National 150. Now with the monkey off his back, Stuhler will be going for his second straight 150. Davey Johnson is the only driver to win three straight 150's and is tied with Rodney Franklin with four Hub-City wins. Rick Eckert is the only driver other than Johnson to win back-to-back 150's. Other Hub-City winners include D J Myers, Todd Andrews, Lynn Geisler, Denny Bonebrake, John Mason, Rick Eckert, Tommy Bare, Sam Nalley, Tom Peck, Jack Boggs and Bob Wearing Sr.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640.http://www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81. For additional information, check out the World Wide Web at www.hagerstownspeedway.com.

HOLMES WINS PURE STOCK CHAMPIONSHIP; MILLER SPORTSMAN WINNER

Dean Holmes of Cross Junction, VA finished second in the 20-lap Ernie's
Salvage Yard Fall Championship, but was awarded the victory when Steve Long was
stripped of the win for a carburetor infraction.

"I am sorry to see this happen to the Number 98 (Long), but I will take
the win," said Long after the race. The win was Holmes third of the year and
moved him back on top in the tight battle for the track championship with one
race remaining.

Barry Miller of Three Springs, PA came on strong at the end to score his
first win in the 20-lap Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman
feature and Mark Vegh of Frederick lapped the field to dominate the 75-lap enduro.
In the Tommy Thompson Memorial demolition Derby, John Pittman of
McConnellsburg, PA outlasted 24 other cars for the bang-up win.

Ronnie Dennis grabbed the lead from the pole in the pure stock
championship while Holmes started back in tenth. Dennis looked strong until his motor
went up in smoke on the second lap turning the lead over to Wayne Hawbaker.
Steve Long, who started sixth, moved into second on lap four and a lap later had
the lead. Holmes moved into the top five on the seventh lap and two laps later
was on Long's bumper battling for the lead. With five laps remaining, Holmes
passed Long for the lead, but Long came right back before the lap was complete
to maintain the edge. Long held off Holmes for the win, but was found to have
a illegal carburetor in post race inspection turning the win over to Holmes.
Following Holmes was Jim Snyder with Eugene Conlee finishing third for the A&C
Engines Hard Charger Award. Rick Stouffer was next, but was also disqualified
for carburetor infraction turning fourth over to Hans Stamberg. Mike Sanders,
Hawbaker, Frank Dibella, Greg Hockensmith, Pete Gems and Bill Reitober
completed the top ten. Heat winners for the 18 cars were Dennis and Long.

In the late model sportsman feature, Mike Walls took the early lead from
the outside pole with Paul Ward and Eric Ohler in pursuit. Travis Beaver moved
into the runner-up spot on the second lap as 10th starting Barry Miller broke
into the top five on the seventh lap. After battling with Ohler for several
laps, Miller moved into third on the 14th lap and started tracking down the
leaders. On lap 18, Miller passed Beaver for second and a lap later on lap 19,
grabbed the lead from Walls. Miller pulled away the final lap for the win and
the St. Thomas Towing Hard Charger Award. Mike Walls settled for second with
Beaver, Ohler and Al Shawver Sr making up the top five. Finishing out the top ten
were Richard Walls, Bud Witmer, Pete Weaver, Brian Miller and Kirk Baker.
Weaver, Witmer and Beaver were the heat winners for the 30 cars and Chet Gagdvon
won the consolation.

Mark Vegh started fourth in the 38-car enduro field and by the end of the
first lap he had the lead. Vegh drove a flawless race as he lapped every car
en route to the win and $800 in the non-stop 75 lap event. Steve Thompson Jr.
came from 19th for second with Larry Hurley and Kenny Thomas next with across
the line. Charlie Pennsinger coming from 35th to round out the top five.

John Pittman got banged around in the early going of the demolition
derby, but somehow manage to outlast the field to win the Tommy Thompson
Championship Enduro and $500. Jeremy Doyl, James Gress, Tracy Abbott and Emile Fevillet
rounded out the top five.

Next Saturday, September 13th, it will be the final points race of the
year for the ITSI late models, late model sportsman and pure stocks. It will be
Fan Appreciation Country Music Festival day at Hagerstown with festivities
starting at 10 A.M. and racing at 7 P.M.

20-LAP ERNIE'S SALVAGE YARD PURE STOCK CHAMPIONSHIP (18 Cars) Lap Leaders
(Dennis, 1-2; Hawbaker, 3-4; Long, 5-20) 1. Dean Holmes; 2. Jim Snyder; 3. Eugene
Conlee (Hard Charger); 4. Hans Stamberg; 5. Mike Sanders; 6. Wayne Hawbaker;
7. Frank Dubiously; 8. Greg Hockensmith; 9. Pete Gems; 10. Bill Reitober; 11.
Cory Oberholtzer; 12. John Huber; 13. Kenny Dillon; 14. Ronnie Dennis. David
Boring DNS: Steve Long, DQ; Rick Stouffer, DQ.

20-LAP HOOSIER TIRES MID-ATLANTIC LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN (30 Cars) Lap Leaders
(M. Walls 1-18; Miller, 19-20) 1. Barry Miller (Hard Charger); 2. Mike Walls;
3. Travis Beaver; 4. Eric Ohler; 5. Al Shawver Sr.; 6. Richard Walls; 7. Bud
Witmer; 8. Pete Weaver; 9. Brian Miller; 10. Kirk Baker; 11. Dave Rice Jr.; 12.
Tyler Armstrong; 13. Larry Baer; 14. Cory Houck; 15. Glenn Ninninger Jr.; 16.
Daryl Kendall; 17. Chet Gagdvon; 18. Terry Lescallett; 19. Paul Ward; 20.
Terry Flaherty; 21. Brett Royale; 22. Wesley Workman; 23. Rusty Sites; 24. Matt
Parks. DNQ: Patrick Murphy; Kenny Day; Charles Hagege; Mike Spangler; Roy
Miller; DNS: Tim Fedder.

75-LAP ENDURO: 1. Mark Vegh; 2. Steve Thompson Jr.; 3. Larry Hurley; 4. Kenny
Thomas; 5. Charlie Pennsinger; 6. Scott Sipes; 7. William Crook; 8. Jim
Mullandore; 9. Kevin Durst; 10. Daniel Bell; 11. John Graves; 12. Eric Myers; 13.
Danny Holmes; 14. Alan Virts; 15. John Poole; 16. Kevin Herrin; 17. Danny Main;
18. John Scott; 19. Chris Jones; 20. Tony Ford; 21. Bryan Stirn; 22. William
Silkworth; 23. Steve Dillon; 24. Bobby Moore; 25. Derek Riley; 26. John
Conrad; 27. Davey Gross Jr.; 28. Sherman Lynn Sr.; 29. James Speelman; 30. Krazy
Kenny Thomas; 31. Steve Thompson Sr. 32. Jimmy Parrill; 33. Tony Tumas; 34.
Justin Sporer. Barry Jones; Randy Burkholder; Russ Moseley; Jessica Stouffer.

FAN APPRECIATION COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL AND FINAL POINT RACES NEXT AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - It will be the 1st Annual Fan Appreciation Country Music Festival at the Hagerstown Speedway on Saturday, September 13th. The Country Music Festival begins at 10 A.M. and will feature the great country music of One Lane Bridge, Cumberland Highway, Possum Holler and J.R. Booker bands live on stage until 5 P.M. Following the music, the ITSI late models, Hoosier Tires/Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman and Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks battle it out in the final point races of the year. The track championships will be on the line for all three classes. Warn-ups will begin at 7:00 P.M. with racing at 7:30 P.M.

General Admission to the entire day of live entertainment is $15.00 for adults for both the Country Music Festival and the triple-header racing program. If you can’t make the music festival, grandstand general admission for the stock car racing program only is only $6.00 with children under 12 FREE. The country music concert will take place rain or shine. Tickets are now on sale at the speedway office.

All three classes will go down to the final lap on Saturday night. In the late model division, Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA has been on top all season and has built up a comfortable 172 point lead over Andy Anderson. All Stuhler has to do is start the 25-lap main event to secure his second track championship. The battle for third is very close with only one point separating third place Frankie Plessinger and fourth place D J Myers. Doug Burkholder is only 31 points back in fifth.

The point standings changed dramatically the past two weekends for the late model sportsman division. Larry Baer of Dover, PA has moved in front of Richard Walls, but only 10 points separate the two drivers. Barry Miller is third and still has a good chance 71 points back. Dave Rice Jr. and Terry Lescallett round out the top five. Even with a point race this weekend, the points battle will go down to the final lap on Fan Appreciation night.

The battle in the pure stock division is far from over. Like the other three divisions, the championship will not be determined until Saturday although the pure stocks have a 20-lap double point championship the week before. Eugene Conlee of Hanover is back on top with a slim 15 point lead over Dean Holmes. Hans Stamburg is third only 26 points back with Kenny Dillon and Steve Long completing the top five.

For additional information, contact the speedway office at (301) 582-0640.

Sat August 30th McBee Memorial will have a RAIN DATE of Sunday Aug 31 at 7:00 PM

1ST EVER FAN APPRECIATION COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL!

When: September 13, 2003 Where: Hagerstown Speedway

Festival is from 10:00am – 5:00pm and race begins at 7:00pm

Location: Take I-81 to 40 West (Huyett exit) Travel 6 miles and Speedway is on the right

The festival will benefit local charities including the Boys and Girls Club of Washington County and local fire companies.

There are going to be country music bands performing on stage all day long, bands of which include, One Lane Bridge, Cumberland Highway Band, Possum Holler and J.R. Booker! There are going to be games to play, prizes to win, food to eat, free giveaways from many different sponsors and so much entertainment your friends and/or family are not going to want to leave. The race following the festival will begin at 7:00pm (General Admission to the race is included in the price of the ticket for the festival.) Tickets are only $15.00 and can be purchased at the Hagerstown Speedway box office or call Advanced Marketing Solutions. The festival will be going on rain or shine. No refunds will be given. For questions please call Advanced Marketing Solutions at (717) 267-0487 or email us at amsmarketing@earthlink.net.

If your business is interested in being a part of this spectacular event there are different sponsorship levels available. The exposure to all the fans at this event will be huge. Your business can have sponsorship levels that include sponsoring the bands that are performing, displaying banners, booth space, giveaways, enter to win to help set up mailing lists, being included in our advertising and if your company acts quickly they can be included on some of the tickets as main sponsors for this Fan Appreciation Country Music Festival. Don’t miss out on this wonderful sponsorship opportunity. Please call or send an email to Advanced Marketing Solutions as soon as possible to be a part of this event.

THOMPSON MEM. DEMO-DERBY, 75-LAP ENDURO, LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN & PURE STOCK CHAMPIONSHIP

HAGERSTOWN, MD -It will be a night of exciting action at the Hagerstown Speedway on Saturday, September 6th. One of the most popular events on the calendar, the 16th Annual Tommy Thompson Memorial Demo-Derby and the 75-lap Championship Enduro Classic will kick off the fall racing season. Added to the annual fall event this year will be the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman and the 20-lap Ernie’s Salvage Yard Pure Stock Fall Championship with $250 going to the winner. An increased purse is on the line for the pure stock drivers.

The late model sportsman and the pure stocks will have their qualifying and feature events before the amateur drivers are let loose in their non-stop 75-lap enduro dash. If that isn’t enough banging for the fans, the demo-cars will line up on the frontstretch to see which car can be the final car running.

The Demo-Derby will pay $500 to the driver of the last car running. There will be qualifying heats and a main event. There will be plenty of banging and smashing on the front stretch as drivers go all out to demolish the other car.

The 75-lap championship enduro will have amateur drivers race 100 laps with over 50 cars on the track at the same time. No cautions, just all racing that will bring the fans to the edge of their seats. The winner of the enduro will take home $800.

Entries are still being accepted for both the demo-derby and the enduro, call the speedway office for entry forms or to register at (301) 582-0640.

Adult admission is only $9.00 with children under 12 FREE. Gates will open at 5 P.M. with the action beginning at 7 P.M.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

LOTS OF RACING STILL LEFT AT HAGERSTOWN SPEEDWAY IN SEPTEMBER

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Saturday night, September 6th, is a night you don’t want to miss when the amateur drivers go 75-laps in the Championship Enduro Classic with $800 going to the winner. Then if that isn’t enough excitement, the Tommy Thompson Memorial Demo Derby will put you on the edge of your seat with $500 going to the driver of the last car running. Added to this fun-filled event will be the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman and the Ernie’s Salvage Yard Pure Stock Fall Championships. An increased purse is on the line for the 20-lap pure stock main event. Entries are being accepted for both enduro and demo events. The action starts at 7 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M.

It will be "Fan Appreciation Country Music Festival" on Saturday, August 13th. It all starts at 10 A.M. with four bands performing throughout the day. Then at 7 P.M. it will be the final point race of the year for all three divisions as the year long championship battles come to an end. Admission is only $15.00 with children under 12 FREE for both the Music Festival and the triple header racing program. Grandstand general admission for racing only is $6.00.

The following weekend, Hagerstown will swing into action on Friday and Saturday nights, September 19th and 20th for the 29th running of the Turbo Blue Hub-City National 150. On Friday night, time trials and qualifying heats will determine the starting field for the ITSI late models with qualifying heat and feature events for the pure stocks. On Saturday night, consolation event for the late models will set the field for the Hub-City 150. The late model sportsman will also be in action on Saturday night with a complete racing program. The Hub-City National 150 will finish out the program with $10,000 going to the winner of the longest race for the late models. Gates will open at 5 P.M. with racing at 7 P.M. each night.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

29TH ANNUAL HUB-CITY NATIONAL 150 UNDER THE LIGHTS ON SEPTEMBER 19-20

HAGERSTOWN, MD The entries are in the mail for the longest late model event in the country, the 29th Annual Turbo Blue Racing Gasolines Hub-City National 150. The traditional fall championship event is scheduled for Friday and Saturday nights, September 19th and 20th . The 150-lap race has traditionally been a fall championship event held on Saturday and Sunday afternoons since the inaugural event in 1975. But the past two years, the Hub-City has been under the lights providing fans and drivers some of the best racing in the country.

A large field of late models is expected as the Hub-City is known as the "Big Race for the Little Guy." The 150-lap event, the longest race of the year for the ITSI late models, will pay $10,000 to the winner.

Gates open each night at 5 P.M. with action getting underway at 7:30 P.M. The two day event is one of the best bargains in professional sports with grandstand general admission only $10 on Friday night and $18 on Saturday. Kids under 12 are FREE. Parking and overnight camper parking is FREE.

Joining the ITSI late models on Friday night will be the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks and on Saturday night the Hoosier Tires-Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman will be part of the double header program.

On Friday night there will be time trials and qualifying events for the late models. The Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks will have a complete program of qualifying and feature events. On Saturday, the consolation race for the late models will begin the program with the late model sportsman in action on Saturday with a complete program of qualifying and feature events.

Rounding out the two day program will be the 150-lap Turbo-Blue Hub-City National 150. Thirty cars will take the green with two fuel stops on the 50th and 100th laps. Gary Stuhler is the defending champion.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

MCBEE/HAYS MEMORIAL NEXT AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Promoter Frank Plessinger will present the 18th Annual Ronnie McBee/Ron Hays Memorial at the Hagerstown Speedway on Saturday night, August 30th . Adult admission is only $10 for the extra distance ITSI late model feature with children under 12 FREE. Race time is 7:30 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M. The 44-lap memorial will pay $2,500 to the winner.

The 44-lap McBee Memorial is held each year to pay tribute to one of the top late model drivers who ever competed at the Hagerstown Speedway and to his car owner Ron Hays. McBee was killed in a job-related accident in 1986. In addition to being track champion at Hagerstown in 1978 & 1979, McBee won late model championships at several area tracks including Lincoln and Williams Grove Speedways. In his 13 year career, McBee won 162 features at 12 tracks. In 1984, McBee was the winningest late model driver in the northeast. His final win was at Hagerstown in the Conococheague 100 while driving the Ron Hays #44.

Hays was one of the winningest car owners in the area with drivers like Sam Nalley, Kenny Brightbill, McBee and Gary Stuhler. Hays passed away three years ago after a long illness and the race became a memorial event for both men.

The McBee/Hays Memorial carries an increase in purse and double points for the ITSI late models. Seven-time feature winner Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA has a 188 point lead over Andy Anderson and a win in the double point memorial race would go along way in his bid for his second title. Doug Burkholder is third with Frankie Plessinger and DJ Myers rounding out the top five. Only nine points separate Burkholder from Myers.

Past winners of the McBee Memorial include Buddy Armel, John Mason, Denny Bonebrake, Rodney Franklin, DJ Myers, Gary Stuhler and Rick Workman. Stuhler, Denny Bonebrake and Rodney Franklin lead all drivers with three McBee/Hays Memorial wins. Myers, a two-time winner, is the defending race champion.

Joining the late models will be the Hoosier Tires late model sportsman and the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

DAVEY JOHNSON WINS CONOCOCHEAGUE 100 AND $10,000 AT HAGERSTOWN

"We finally found the right combination", stated the very happy driver of
the Reliable Painting/Carrera Shocks/John Wayne Truck Wash No. 19J Beitler
Enterprises MasterSbilt Race Cars/Malcuit Racing Engines Pontiac Grand Prix. "We
have struggled here this year at Hagerstown and it seemed like we threw
everything at it before and it wouldn't work. But, tonight the set-up was just
perfect. We had the harder 55's on and I knew the longer the race went and the
blacker the track got the better off we would be. It worked out and I'm glad for
everyone on this team. This was a total team win tonight. We feel pretty good
now as we get into the big races at the end of the season."

In the 20-lap Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman summer
championship, point leader Richard Walls of St. Thomas, PA recorded his third win
of the year

Davey Johnson started on the pole and before a lap was complete a caution
was waved for debris from outside pole-sitter Bart Hartman's car as he was
pinched up against the outside guard rail on the backstretch. Minus a right
front fender, Hartman rejoined the 26-car field along side pole-sitter Johnson and
took the lead at the drop of the green. Johnson, Chub Frank, Earl Pearson and
Todd Andrews immediately set their sights on the leader as Frank moved into
second on the 25th lap and by lap 35 Hartman was putting the slower cars a lap
down. When the red flag was waved at half-way for the fuel-stop, Hartman had a
commanding lead over Frank, Johnson, Pearson, Steve Shaver, Jeremy Miller,
Gary Stuhler, Andrews, Andy Anderson and Tom Myers.

Hartman set the pace on the restart as Johnson passed Frank for second.
Having trouble keeping the car off the high cushion, Hartman was unable to open
any lead like he maintained in the first half of the race as Johnson kept the
pressure on the leader. On lap 65, Johnson moved underneath of the leader for
the lead when Hartman came off the fourth turn high on the cushion. Keeping
the car up front the final 35 laps, Johnson pulled away to a convincing win in
the Dale Beitler Reliable Painting Mastersbuilt chassis #19. RDRS points
leader and three-time defending champion Frank settled for second with Hartman
third. Shaver and Stuhler rounded out the top five. Jim Bernheisel came from 16th
for sixth with Pearson, Miller, 20th starting DJ Myers and Tom Myers
completing the top ten. Heat winners for the 37 cars were Andrews, Stuhler, Frank and
Shaver. D.J. Myers and John Mason won the B-Mains. Hartman won the dash and
Andrews set fast time of 18.906 seconds.

In the late model sportsman feature, Richard Walls started 12th as Mike
Walls took the lead from the outside pole. Before the second lap was completed,
Rusty Sites and Paul Ward made some contact as they entered the third turn
scattering cars everywhere to bring out the red flag. Eleven cars were in the
pile-up with six cars unable to return for the restart. Brian Miller put the
pressure on Mike Walls when the race resumed and grabbed the lead on the sixth
lap as Richard Walls made his way into the top five. Walls worked his way into
second on the ninth lap when the caution was waved for Marvin Winters after he
slammed the third turn guardrail. On the restart, Walls went right after
Miller to take the lead on lap 10 and on lap 18, 17th starting Pete Weaver passed
Miller for second. As Walls was heading for the win, Miller lost the handle
trying to regain second to bring out the caution wiping out Walls' large lead to
set-up a one-lap dash for the checkers. Walls had no trouble holding off
Weaver the final lap for the win as Weaver settled for second and the St. Thomas
Towing hard charger award. Barry Miller, Al Shawver Sr and Cory Houck rounded
out the top five. Roy Miller was sixth with Larry Baer coming back from the
second lap pile-up for seventh. Mike Walls, Daryl Kendall and Eric Ohler finished
out the top ten. Heat winners for the 34 cars were Brian Miller, Bud Witmar
and Baer. Tim Fedder won the consolation.

Next Saturday, August 23rd, it will be Kids Night at Hagerstown. All kids
under 12 will get a chance for a free ride in a race car during intermission.
The late model sportsman and pure stocks will be in action with twin feature
events and the enduro dash will round out the five feature program. Race time
is 7:30 P.M.

Renegade DirtCar Racing Series Race Report For 8-16-03
Race No. 20-2003 Season-"22nd Annual Conococheague 100"
Hagerstown Speedway-Hagerstown,MD-1/2 Mile Oval
$42,000 Purse-$10,000 To Win-100 Lap Feature

Showing Finish Pos.,Start Pos.,Car #,Driver,Laps Completed,Reason Out (if
any) and Purse Money Won

1. (1) #19J Davey Johnson 100 Running $10,100
2. (3) #1* Chub Frank 100 Running $5,570
3. (2) #75 Bart Hartman 100 Running $3,580
4. (7) # 0 Steve Shaver 100 Running $2,500
5. (6) #90 Gary Stuhler 100 Running $2,040
6. (16) #119 Jim Bernheisel 100 Running $1,500
7. (5) # 1 Earl Pearson Jr. 100 Running $1,250
8. (9) #24 Jeremy Miller 100 Running $1,100
9. (17) #70J D.J. Myers 100 Running $1,050
10. (12) #43A Tom Myers 100 Running $900
11. (21) #7NY Alan Sagi 100 Running $900
12. (24) #71R Rod Conley 100 Running $850
13. (13) #Won11 Rob Blair 100 Running $750
14. (26) # 9 Frankie Plessinger 100 Running $750
15. (18) #72 John Mason 99 Running $700
16. (19) #12F Devin Friese 98 Running $650
17. (11) #14 Jack Pencil 98 Running $600
18. (25) #1U Matt Urban 98 Running $550
19. (14) #E1 Mike Balzano 82 Brakes $500
20. (8) #25 Andy Anderson 64 Engine $500
21. (4) #42 Todd Andrews 63 Rear-End $560
22. (15) #1H Les Hare 58 Handling $500
23. (20) #2J Mike Johnson 50 Handling $550
24. (22) # 7 Dave Troutman 50 Accident $550
25. (10) #00 Booper Bare 37 Rear-End $500
26. (23) # 4 Alex Ferree 17 Handling $550

Time Of Race: 55 Mins.
Yellow Flags: Five - Laps 0,14,21,50,64
Red Flags: One - Lap 50 (Mandatory Halfway Fuel Stop)
Lap Leaders: Two - Hartman 1-64,D. Johnson 65-100
OUTERWEARS CO. "Hard Charger of the Race": Conley
ROCKET CHASSIS "Rookie of the Race": Pencil
Provisional Starters: Ferree,Conley,Urban,Plessinger
Car Count: 37
CARRERA SHOCKS "Challenge the Clock" Time Trial Award: Andrews 18.906 secs.
BRODIX,INC. Heat Race Winners: Andrews,Stuhler,Frank,Shaver
SCOTT PERFORMANCE WIRE Heat Race Bonus Winner: Andrews
MASTERSBILT RACE CARS "B" Main Winners: D.J. Myers,Mason
ISKY RACING CAMS Dash Winner: D. Johnson

SUMMARY - CARRERA SHOCKS "Challenge the Clock" Time Trials

1. #42 Todd Andrews Eldred,PA 18.906
2. #90 Gary Stuhler Greencastle,PA 19.009
3. #1* Chub Frank Bear Lake,PA 19.213
4. # 1 Earl Pearson Jr. Jacksonville,PA 19.232
5. #19J Davey Johnson Greensburg,PA 19.368
6. #75 Bart Hartman Zanesville,OH 19.370
7. #1H Les Hare New Park,PA 19.386
8. #E1 Mike Balzano Parkersburg,WV 19.390
9. #25 Andy Anderson Martinsburg,WV 19.431
10. #43A Tom Myers Greencastle,PA 19.437
11. #00 Booper Bare Rockbridge Baths,VA 19.515
12. # 0 Steve Shaver Vienna,WV 19.539
13. #14 Jack Pencil Bedford,PA 19.557
14. #24 Jeremy Miller Gettysburg,PA 19.616
15. #Won11 Rob Blair Titusville,PA 19.641
16. #2J Mike Johnson Imperial,PA 19.646
17. #70J D.J. Myers Greencastle,PA 19.671
18. # 4 Alex Ferree Saxonburg,PA 19.740
19. #72 John Mason Millersburg,OH 19.754
20. #119 Jim Bernheisel Lebanon,PA 19.766
21. #7NY Alan Sagi Hagerstown,MD 19.779
22. #17 Wayne Johnson Hancock,MD 19.791
23. # 7 Dave Troutman Hyndman,PA 19.804
24. # 9 Frankie Plessinger Big Cove Tannery,PA 19.815
25. #1U Matt Urban North East,PA 19.875
26. # 3 Tim Wilson McClure,PA 19.912
27. #21D Dan Stone Thompson,PA 19.961
28. #71R Rod Conley Wheelersburg,OH 19.965
29. #12F Devin Friese Chambersburg,PA 19.968
30. #M15 Jason Covert York Haven,PA 19.991
31. #7C Paul Crowl Upperco,MD 19.994
32. #06 Mike Lupfer Shermansdale,PA 20.176
33. #17E Lance Elson Wellsburg,WV 20.208
34. #12J Jeremy Stone Thompson,PA 20.446
35. #5K Kirk Ryan Lewisberry,PA 20.542
36. #12D Doug Drown Wooster,OH 20.607
37. #8L Scott LeBarron Dover,PA 21.440

20-LAP MID-ATLANTIC HOOSIER TIRES LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN FEATURE: (34 Cars) Lap
Leaders: M. Walls, 1-5; Brian Miller, 6-9; R. Walls, 10-20. Results: 1.
Richard Walls; 2. Pete Weaver, (Hard Charger); 3. Barry Miller; 4. Al Shawver Sr.;
5. Cory Houck; 6. Roy Miller; 7. Larry Baer; 8. Mike Walls; 9. Daryl Kendall;
10. Eric Ohler; 11. Dave Rice Jr.; 12. Terry Lescalleet; 13. Tim Fedder; 14.
Tyler Armstrong; 15. Bud Witmer; 16. Wesley Workman; 17. Brian Miller; 18.
Marvin Winters; 19. Ty Shatzer; 20. Paul Ward; 21. Rusty Sites; 22. Will Fair; 23.
Johnny Smith; 24. Mike Spangler. DNQ: Scott Palmer; Darryl Burkholder; Terry
Flaherty; Kenny Day; Kevin Shade; Patrick Murphy; Travis Balthaser; Bobby
Beard. DNS: Fred Harden; Randy Kline.

TOP GUNS IN WINCHESTER/HAGERSTOWN SHOOTOUT SILENCED BY BALZANO

"I am not sure I had the best car tonight," said Balzano $4,000 richer in
Victory Lane. "But the car kept getting better and the track came around to
us. It was good to start the weekend off this way."

Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA, was the overall winner of the four race
series for the second year and picked-up an extra $2,000 from A&C Engines of
Hagerstown.

In the 15-lap open competition pure stock feature, Bryan Kerns of
Winchester, VA led all the way for his second win

In the 40-lap Shootout for the ITSI late models, Mike Balzano started
third as Todd Andrews blasted out in front from the outside pole with Frankie
Plessinger in pursuit. Three cautions in the first 22 laps kept Andrews from
running away from the field and kept Balzano and Steve Shaver in the hunt. After
the third caution, Balzano was able to stay with Andrews and on the 27th lap,
went up high on the cushion coming off the second turn for the lead. Three-time
defending RDRS National Champion Chub Frank moved into the second spot on the
30th lap after starting 11th, then lost the runner-up spot back to Andrews
for a lap before regaining it on the 38th lap. Once Frank cleared Andrews,
Balzano was crossing the finish line 1.5 seconds in front. Andrews settled for
third with Gary Stuhler coming from 9th for fourth to edge out a hard charging Tom
Myers. Jeremy Miller was next with John Mason coming from 20th for seventh.
Andy Anderson, Plessinger and D.J. Myers completed the top ten. Heat winners
for the 41 cars were Jason Covert, Kirk Ryan, Jeremy Miller and Shaver. Mason
and Tommy Armel won the consolations.

Gary Stuhler, who had two wins in the Shootout at the Winchester
Speedway, was the overall points leader for the four race series. Tom Myers was next
and was followed by D.J. Myers, Andy Anderson and Jeremy Miller. Miller won the
first shootout at Hagerstown.

Nathan Durboraw and Earl Pearson collided on the front stretch in the
first lap of their qualifying heat and both cars were badly damaged. Both drivers
were uninjured and are expected to return for Saturday's Conococheague 100.

Bryan Kerns started on the pole in the Ernie's Salvage Yard open
competition pure stock main event and was never challenged as he led all 15 laps for
the win. Alan Stone and Steve Kent battled it out for second from the drop of
the green with Stone moving into second on the 12th lap. By the time Stone had
cleared Kent, Kerns was no where in sight as Stone settled for second. Kent
was third with Kenny Dayhoff and Ronnie Dennis rounding out the top five. Kerns
won the heat for the 11 cars.

The Hagerstown Speedway will return to action tomorrow night, Saturday
August 16th, with the 22nd Annual Conococheague 100. The 100-lap feature for the
Renegade Dirtcar Racing Series will pay $10,000 to the winner. Joining the
late models will be the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman

40-LAP WINCHESTER-HAGERSTOWN SHOOTOUT (ROUND 4) 41 Cars (Lap Leaders:
Andrews, 1-26; Balzano, 27-40) 1. Mike Balzano; 2. Chub Frank; 3. Todd Andrews; 4.
Gary Stuhler; 5. Tom Myers; 6. Jeremy Miller; 7. John Mason; 8. Andy Anders; 9.
Frankie Plessinger; 10. D.J. Myers; 11. Jack Pencil; 12. Les Hare; 13. Paul
Crowl; 14. Mike Lupfer; 15. Tommy Armel; 16. Kirk Ryan; 17. Mike Johnson; 18.
Steve Shaver; 19. Brent Smith; 20. Davey Johnson; 21. Jason Covert; 22. Tim
Wilson; 23. Dan Stone; 24. Ronnie DeHaven; 25. Brad Houck; 26. Wayne Walls, Jr.
DNQ: Jeremy Stone; Devin Friese; Billy Wampler; Alan Sagi; Al Shawver Jr.; Alex
Ferree; Scott LeBaron; Brad Ritter; Mike Hardy; Scott Brode; J.T. Spence; Earl
Pearson; Kevin Shade; Nathan Durboraw. DNS: Wesley Bonebrake.

15-LAP OPEN COMPETITION PURE STOCK FEATURE: (11 Cars) Lap Leaders: (Kerns,
1-15) 1. Bryan Kerns; 2. Alan Stone; 3. Steve Kent; 4. Kenny Dayhoff; 5. Ronnie
Dennis; 6. Greg Hock; 7. Steve Long; 8. Drew Fitzsimmons; 9. Cory Oberholtzer;
10. Bryan Tavenner. DNS: Ramer.

SMALL FRY NIGHT &TWIN FEATURES FOR SPORTSMAN AND PURE STOCKS AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - It will be a night for the kids at the Hagerstown Speedway on Saturday, August 23rd . Promoter Frank Plessinger will host "Small Fry Night at the Races" and five feature events for what promises to be one of the most exciting nights of the year. All kids under 12 will be admitted FREE and have the opportunity to ride in a race car during intermission.

Small Fry Night, originally scheduled for July 12th, was postponed due to rain and since it is one of the most popular programs on the schedule, Hagerstown has rescheduled it for the 23rd of August. Highlight of the program will be twin features for both the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic Sportsman and the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks. The late model sportsman will have twin-15 lap features and the pure stocks will also double up with two 10-lap main events. Joining the sportsman and pure stocks will be the 30-lap enduro dash. The ITSI late models will have the night off. Race time is 7:30 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M.

With both divisions in tight point battles for the track championships, the twin features will go a long way in determining the 2003 champions.

Less than 100 points separate the top five in the late model sportsman division. Richard Walls of St. Thomas PA leads the competitive class, but has Tim Fedder of Newtown, PA right behind just 25 points back. Larry Baer of Dover, PA is a close third with Terry Lescalleet of Chambersburg, PA fourth. Defending champion Dave Rice Jr of Greencastle, PA has moved into the heated race after his victory in the last race two weeks ago and rounds out the top five.

Only 34 points separate the top four in the pure stock division. Dean Holmes of Cross Junction, VA is on top only 18 points in front of Eugene Conlee of Hanover, MD. But Conlee can’t let up as defending track champion Hans Stamberg of Barnesville is only one point back in third. Three-time feature winner Kenny Dillon of Hanover, PA is fourth and Steve Long of Chambersburg, PA rounds out the top five.

Following the qualifying and twin feature events for the sportsman and pure stocks, the amateur enduro drivers will round out the evening of excitement with 30 non-stop laps of madness

The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81. Additional information can be obtained by calling the speedway office at (301) 582-0640.

DEFENDING CHAMPION CARR WINS FOURTH OF YEAR AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Defending National Champion Chris Carr of Fleetwood, PA led
every lap to win the AMA Progressive US Flat Track Hub City Classic at the
Hagerstown Speedway Saturday night. The win was Carr's fourth of the season and
his second career win at Hagerstown. The win increased Carr's lead over Joe
Kopp, who finished fourth.

In the Harley-Davidson Sportster Performance 12-lap main event, Scott
Scherb of Decatur, TX scored his first win of the season edging out Robert Lewis
of Tarboro, NC.

In the 25-lap AMA Progressive Hub-City Classic, Carr jumped out in front
of Mike Hacker and Ken Coolbeth aboard the Quality Checked Certified Pre-Owned
Ford of Lancaster, PA Harley Davidson. The three riders raced nose-to-tail
with Hacker pulling even several times. But the defending national champion
never faltered as he crossed the finish line 1.100 seconds in front of Hacker of
Colonial Heights, VA. Coolbeth of Warren, CT rode home in third with Kopp of
Mica, WA finishing a strong fourth. Last year's winner Johnny Murphree of
Forsyth, IL was sixth after the first five laps and was able to get around Jared
Mees of Honey Brook, PA on the sixth lap to round out the top five.

Mees settled for sixth with Shawn Clark of Groton, KY, George Roeder of
Monroeville, OH, Paul Lynch of Bel Air and Rich King of Dysart IA finishing out
the top ten. Heat winners were Hacker, Kopp, Carr and Roeder. Stephen Beattie
of Ontario, Canada, Jacob Johnson, Deptford, NJ and Lynch won the semi's.

In the Harley-Davidson Sportster Performance 883, It was point leader
Scott Scherb aboard the Doc's H-D Harley Davidson recording his first win by
1.042 seconds over Robert Lewis, Tarboro, NC, Shawn Baer, Mechanicsburg, PA, Scott
Stump, Warminster, PA and Brian Thomas, Freeburg, IL. Heat winners were
Lewis, Baer and Scherb.

This weekend, the Hagerstown Speedway will be in action on both Friday
and Saturday nights, August 15th & 16th. On Friday night, it will be the fourth
and final round of the Winchester-Hagerstown Speedway Shootout plus open
competition pure stocks. On Saturday, it will be the Conococheague 100 as the
Renegade Dirt Car Series returns with $10,000 going to the winner. The late model
sportsman will be part of the double header program. Race time Friday night is
8 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. on Saturday.

AMA GRAND NATIONAL - 25 LAPS (Lap Leaders; Carr 1-25) 1. Cris Carr; 2.
Mike Hacker; 3. Ken Coolbeth; 4. Joe Kopp; 5. Johnny Murphree; 6. Jared Mees; 7.
Shawn Clark; 8. George Roder; 9. Paul Lynch; 10. Rich King; 11. Tim Eades;
12. Stephen Beattie; 13. Christopher Hart; 14. Jay Springsteen; 15. Jacob
Johnson; 16. Kevin Atherton; 17. Shaun Russell; 18. Richard Winsett.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPORTSTER RESULTS- 12 LAPS 1. Scott Scherb; 2. Robert
Lewis; 3. Shawn Baer; 4. Scott Stump; 5. Brian Thomas; 6. Rusty Rogers; 7. Cory
McDemitt; 8. Josh Toungett; 9. Andy Springsteen; 10. Daniel Gedeon; 11. John
Faulkner; 12. Brian Kromroy; 13. Joey Tyeryar; 14. Shane Fox; 15. Mike Beland;
16. Dean Standish; 17. Jess Roeder.

TOP GUNS READY FOR FINAL ROUND OF SHOOTOUT AT HAGERSTOWN CORRAL

The 40-lap late model feature will pay $3,000-to-win with $300 to take
the green. A special bonus, sponsored by A&C Auto Machine Shop in Hagerstown,
will be paid to the top five best average finishers in all four features.
Admission is only $12 with kids under 12 FREE.

After three rounds, Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA is out in front in
the special shootout point standings sponsored by A&C Engines of Hagerstown.
Stuhler won round one and three at the Winchester Speedway and finished fourth in
round two at Hagerstown. DJ Myers of Greencastle, PA has three top five
finishes and is second with Tom Myers of Greencastle a close third. Andy Anderson
of Martinsburg, WV is fourth. After starting out with a 13th place finish,
Anderson bounced back with a win at Hagerstown and a second at Winchester. Jeremy
Miller of Gettysburg, PA rounds out the top five. Other drivers who have raced
all three shootouts include Bo Feathers of Winchester, VA, Jim Bernheisel of
Lebanon, PA, Marvin Winters of McConnellsburg, PA, Scott Richwine of Carlise,
PA and Gerald Davis of Winchester.

For additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the
Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com. The Hagerstown
Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the
Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

RENEGADE DIRT CAR SERIES RETURNS FOR THE CONOCOCHEAGUE 100

HAGERSTOWN, MD -- Conococheague 100. Just the name brings a certain nervous
anticipation to the late model drivers who will be battling for the large
purse. The Hagerstown Speedway will be the site of the 22nd Annual Conococheague
100 on Saturday night, August 16th, as America's top late model drivers square
off in the 100-lap event with $10,000 going to the winner. Sanctioned by the
Renegade Dirtcar Racing Series, the Conococheague 100 promises to be a night of
stock car racing at its best. Joining the late models will be the late model
sportsman in the second day of two nights of stock car racing excitement.

Leading the list of RDRS drivers expected to sign in for the
Conococheague 100 is Chub Frank. The three-time defending champion has five wins so far
this season and is on top in points in his drive for a record fourth straight
championship. Other RDRS drivers expected include Rick Auckland of Zanesville,
OH, WV, John Mason of Millersburg, OH, Davey Johnson of Greensburg, PA. former
STARS champion Mike Balzano, Todd Andrews, Steve Shaver, R.J. Conley, Mike
Johnson and more.

In 44 previous Renegade Dirt Car events at the immaculate half-mile oval,
20 drivers have found their way to Victory Lane. Gary Stuhler of Greencastle,
PA heads the list with eleven victories including five consecutive
"Schetrompf Memorials" from 1994 to 1998. Rodney Franklin of White Post, VA has garnered
six triumphs while Donnie Moran of Dresden, OH has four to his credit.
Drivers with two RDRS wins include Steve Francis, Jack Boggs, Bart Hartman, Earl
Pearson and Bob Wearing Jr. Drivers with one win include Brian Birkhofer, Rick
Aukland, Davey Johnson, Chub Frank, Mike Balzano, Roy Deese Jr., Todd Andrews,
Larry Moore, Freddy Smith, Nathan Durboraw, Bob Wearing Sr. and Buddy Armel.

Gary Stuhler leads all drivers with five Conococheague 100 wins including
three straight in 1997 to 1999. Nathan Durboraw and defending race champion
Earl Pearson each have two Conococheague wins with Rodney Combs, Buddy Armel,
Bob Wearing Jr., Rodney Franklin, Ronnie McBee, Tom Peck, Larry Moore, Jack
Boggs, Donnie Moran, Bart Hartman, Steve Francis and Todd Andrews with one each.

Both pit and spectator gates will open at 5:00 PM with warm-ups slated
for 7:00 PM, time trials at 7:30 PM and racing to follow. Also on the racing
card at Hagerstown Speedway. Adult general admission is $25.00, children 12 years
of age and under free and pit admission is $30.00.

Hagerstown Speedway is located 6 miles west of Hagerstown, MD on U.S.
Route 40. For further information phone Hagerstown Speedway at 301-582-0640 or
visit the Hagerstown Speedway website located at www.hagerstownspeedway.com.

MILLER FINDS THE RIGHT SET-UP FOR WIN IN AUTO LOCATOR MARYLAND STATE
40

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Even the Auto Locator couldn't find Jeremy Miller Saturday
night in the ITSI late model Maryland State 40 at the Hagerstown Speedway.
After starting 10th, the Gettysburg, PA driver couldn't be found once he took the
lead on the 10th lap to record his third win of the season in a dominating
performance on Auto Locator/Duron Paints Night.

"We really had a good race car tonight and I have to give the credit to
my crew chief Joey," said Miller. "He is the one that set-up the car. We had
about three choices and he picked the right one and that is what you need to win
here with all the good competition."

In the 20-lap Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman feature,
defending track champion Dave Rice Jr. of Greencastle, PA scored his first win
of the season and Mike Warrenfeltz of Hagerstown notched his second win in the
15-lap Ernie's Salvage Yard pure stock main event. Scott Sipes of
Harrisonville, PA won the 30-lap enduro dash.

Kirk Ryan bolted out in front in the late model feature with Charlie
Schaffer and Frankie Plessinger giving chase. The fourth lap was the breaking
point for Miller as he caught Gary Stuhler and went three wide down the
backstretch to move into the top five as Stuhler got trapped in traffic. On the next
lap, Miller advanced to fourth right before the caution was waved for Dan Stone
on lap five. On the restart, Miller found the outside groove to his liking and
blasted by Plessinger and Schaffer for second. Miller closed in on the leader
on lap nine and when Ryan bobbled coming off the second turn, Miller made his
move to the front and had the lead when the 10th lap went into the record
book.

Stuhler worked his way into second on the 15th lap as Miller was
threading his way through the slower cars. The lapped traffic allowed Stuhler to close
in on the leader, but once Miller was in the open, he pulled away to a
commanding lead. A caution on lap 39 gave Stuhler one final shot at the leader, but
once the green was dropped, Miller tore away to win by 15 car lengths. Stuhler
was second with Andy Anderson finishing third for the Timber Wolf/Ernie's
Salvage Yard Hard Charger award after starting 15th. D. J. Myers and Schaffer
rounded out the top five. Finishing out the top ten were Tom Myers, Plessinger,
Wesley Bonebrake, Paul Crowl and Devin Friese. Heat winners for the 25 cars
were Stuhler, Mark Elksnis and Plessinger.

Dave Rice Jr. started 10th in the late model sportsman feature as Brian
Miller took the lead on the second lap from Eric Ohler. Third starting Roy
Miller tracked down Brian Miller to take the lead on the 11th lap as Rice broke
into the top five. Johnny Smith worked his way into second on the 13th lap after
starting seventh and inherited the lead when Roy Miller rolled to a stop on
the next lap with mechanical problems. On the restart, Smith set the pace with
Rice now on his bumper. With five laps remaining, Rice went to the high groove
to take the lead on lap 16 and pulled away to his first win of the season.
Smith settled for second with Rusty Sites, Brian Miller and Pete Weaver
completing the top five. Time Fedder and Daryl Burkholder were next with Marvin
Winters coming from 22nd for eighth and the St. Thomas Towing Hard Charger Award.
Barry Miller came from 19th for ninth and Wesley Workman finished out the top
ten. Heat winners for the 40 cars were Travis Beaver, Roy Miller, Ohler and
Workman. Al Shawver Sr and Winters won the consolations.

Jeff Johnson grabbed the early lead in the pure stock feature as
Warrenfeltz wasted no time working his way into the top five by the fourth lap. Rick
Stouffer grabbed the lead from Johnson on the sixth lap, but turned the top
spot over to Warrenfeltz the next time around. With one lap remaining, Stouffer's
engine caught fire bringing out the caution setting up a one-lap shootout. On
the restart, Warrenfeltz pulled away leaving five cars battling for the
runner-up spot. Hans Stamberg came on strong to finish second to Warrenfeltz with
Greg Hockensmith edging Kenny Dillon for third. Eugene Conlee rounded out the
top five. Dean Holmes came from 16th for sixth and the A&C Engines Hard Charger
Award. Cory Oberholtzer and Johnson were the heat winners for the 18 cars.

Eric Myers took the lead from the pole in the 30-lap enduro dash as Scott
Sipes started halfway back in the 32 car field. Myers held the lead until the
red flag was waved on lap 16 when Kevin Durst was involved in a hard crash on
the back stretch. On the restart, Danny Main got the jump to take the lead
for a lap before giving way to Larry Hurley with Sipes now in second. Sipes
tracked down the leader and took the lead on lap 25 and held off the charging
Kenny Thomas for the win. Charlie Pensinger was next with Jim Mullandore and Krazy
Kenny Thomas coming from the rear of the field to round out the top five.

Next Saturday, August 9th, two wheel excitement comes to the Hagerstown
Speedway for the Hub-City Classic AMA Progressive Insurance Grand National
Flat Track Championship. Gates open at 4 P.M. with warm-ups at 6 P.M. Racing
begins at 8 P.M.

40-LAP ITSI LATE MODEL AUTO LOCATOR MARYLAND STATE 40 (26 Cars) Lap Leaders
(Ryan, 1-9; Miller, 10-40) 1. Jeremy Miller; 2. Gary Stuhler; 3. Andy Anderson
(Hard Charger); 4. DJ Myers; 5. Charlie Schaffer; 6. Tom Myers; 7. Frankie
Plessinger; 8. Wesley Bonebrake; 9. Paul Crowl; 10. Devin Friese; 11. Brad Houck;
12. Doug Burkholder; 13. Mark Elksnis; 14. Al Shaver Jr.; 15. Scott LeBaron;
16. Tom Blackwell; 17. Jeremy Stone; 18. Barry Lear Sr.; 19. Kirk Ryan; 20.
Jason Covert; 21. Mike Lupfer; 22. Brent Smith; 23. Tim Wilson; 24. Dan Stone;
25. Alan Sagi.

20-LAP HOOSIER TIRES MID-ATLANTIC LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN FEATURE: (40 Cars) Lap
Leaders: (Ohler, 1; B. Miller, 2-9; R. Miller, 10-14; Smith, 15; Rice 16-20)
1. Dave Rice Jr.; 2. Johnny Smith; 3. Rusty Sites; 4. Brian Miller; 5. Pete
Weaver; 6. Tim Fedder; 7. Darryl Burkholder; 8. Marvin Winters (Hard Charger) 9.
Barry Miller; 10. Wesley Workman; 11. Bud Witmer; 12. Larry Baer; 13. Al
Shawver Jr.; 14. Tyler Armstrong; 15. Glenn Nininger Jr.; 16. Richard Walls; 17.
Eric Ohler; 18. Mike Spangler; 19. Cory Houck; 20. Roy Miller; 21. Scott
Palmer; 22. Travis Beaver; 23. Mike Walls; 24. Bobby Beard; 25. Terry Lescalleet;
26. Daryl Kendall. DNS: Paul Ward; DNQ: Paul Barham; Travis Balthaser; Jim
Johnson; Patrick Murphy; Steve Kent; Charlie Hageage; Kevin Shade; Rob Moore; Chet
Gagnon; Terry Flaherty; Kenny Day; Will Fair; Ty Shatzer.

15-LAP ERNIE'S SALVAGE YARD PURE STOCK FEATURE (18 Cars) Lap Leaders
(Johnson, 1-7; Warrenfeltz, 8-15) 1. Mike Warrenfeltz; 2. Hans Stamberg; 3. Greg
Hockensmith; 4. Kenny Dillon; 5. Eugene Conlee; 6. Dean Holmes (Hard Charger); 7.
Jim Snyder; 8. Mike Sanders; 9. Steve Long; 10. Frank Dibella; 11. Bill
Reitober; 12. Mark Eckenrode; 13. Rick Stouffer; 14. Drew Fitzsimmons; 15. Corey
Oberholtzer; 16. Jeff Johnson; 17. John Huber; 18. Russell Thornley.

30-LAP ENDURO DASH: (32 Cars) Lap Leaders (Myers, 1-17; Main 18; Hurley,
19-24; Sipes, 25-30) 1. Scott Sipes; 2. Kenny Thomas; 3. Charlie Pensinger; 4. Jim
Mullandore; 5. Krazy Kenny Thomas; 6. Larry Hurley Jr.; 7. Randy Burkholder;
8. Eric Myers; 9. Bobby Moore; 10. Danny Holmes; 11. Rick Diller; 12. Alan
Virts; 13. Davey Gross Jr.; 14. Justin Sporer; 15. William Silkworth; 16. John
Poole; 17. John Graves; 18. Jessica Stouffer; 19. Tony Ford; 20. Kevin Herrin;
21. Danny Main; 22. Mark Vegh; 23. Tony Daniels; 24. Kevin Durst; 25. Derek
Riley; 26. Steve Dillon; 27. William Crook; 28. Steve Thompson; 29. Daniel Bell;
30. Jim Speelman; 31. Barry Jones; 32. Bryan Stirn

FULL SLATE OF RACING EVENTS ON SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST

HAGERSTOWN, MD - The schedule for August at the Hagerstown Speedway is filled with special events. With 13 rain outs the first half of the season, Promoter Frank Plessinger has not had the weather on his side. Race fans, drivers and track officials believe things should be better as the summer winds down.

The month of August starts off with the Maryland State 40 Summer Championship for the late models. Joining the late models in the four feature program will be the late model sportsman, the pure stocks and the enduro dash. Race time is 7 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M. Grandstand admission is $12. Kids under 12 are FREE.

The following week, two wheel excitement invades the half-mile oval. The AMA Motorcycle U.S. Progressive Insurance Flat Track Grand Nationals will bring the best riders in the country to Hagerstown. The annual appearance of the AMA is one of the highlights of the season. Reserved seat tickets are now on sale at the speedway office. Race time is 8 P.M. with gates opening at 4 P.M.

The following week, Hagerstown will be in action on Friday and Saturday nights, August 15th & 16th. On Friday night, it will be the final round of the Winchester/Hagerstown Shootout that was postponed because of rain back on June 21st. Joining the late models will be open competition pure stock event. After three races, Gary Stuhler of Greencastle, PA will be shooting for his second Shootout championship. Race time is 8 P.M. Grandstand general admission is $12.

On Saturday night, the Renegade Dirtcar Racing Series will return to Hagerstown for the Conococheague 100. The 100-lap event will pay $10,000 to the winner. Joining the late models in the doubleheader program will be the late model sportsman. Grandstand admission is $25, kids under 12 are FREE.

It will be Small Fry Night on Saturday, August 23rd. Postponed from July 12th, kids will get a chance to ride around the track in a race car. The special program will feature some great racing excitement with twin 15-lap features for the late model sportsman and twin 10-lap features for the pure stocks. Also added to the program will be the enduro dash. Race time is 7 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M.

Hagerstown will round out the month with the 18th Annual McBee/Hays Memorial. The 44-lap late model feature will carry double points and pay $2,500-to-win. Joining the late models in the Labor Day Holiday program will be the late model sportsman and the pure stocks. Race time is 7 P.M. with gates opening at 5 P.M. General grandstand admission is $10 for adults and kids under 12 are FREE.

The late models are sponsored by Industrial Towel & Supply, Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic support the late model sportsman and the pure stocks receive its sponsorship from Ernie’s Salvage Yard.

For additional information, contact the speedway office at 301-582-0640.

ECKERT CAPTURES TOPLESS 40, DILLON CLAIMS CORNETT MEMORIAL

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Defending Xtreme Dirtcar Series champion Rick Eckert of
York, PA led every lap to win the Topless 40 for late models at the Hagerstown
Speedway in a special Wednesday night show.

"We didn't know what the track was going to be like tonight, but Robby
Allen my crew chief figured it out," said Eckert happy to pick up the $4,000
payoff before going out to the mid-west to join the Xtreme Dirtcar Series. "The
car was real good at times, then it would get a little too tight. The bottom of
the track was the fastest way around and I got up top going through lapped
traffic. It was fast there, but I didn't want to give up the bottom."

In other action, Kenny Dillon of Hanover, PA, found his way back to
Victory Lane for the third time this season by winning the 20-lap 8th Annual Jimmy
Cornett Memorial for the Ernie's Salvage Yard pure stocks.

In the special 40-lap ITSI late model topless feature, Rick Eckert
started on the outside pole by luck of the draw and quickly took control of the race
at the drop of the green as fourth starting Nathan Durboraw followed in
second. Cautions on the second and third laps kept the field bunched together
before Eckert started pulling away from the field. Tom Myers, who started sixth,
passed Durboraw for second on lap seven and stayed within striking distance of
the leader as Eckert began to put the slower cars a lap down on lap 11.

On lap 13, Eckert made contact with the lapped car of Scott Richwine and
a lap later Eckert's lead was wiped out when the caution was waved for Mike
Lupfer. Myers kept the pressure on Eckert when the race resumed and was glued to
the leader's bumper as the field passed the half-way mark. Myers and Eckert
continued their battle after a caution for Jeremy Miller and made slight
contact down the frontstretch on lap 21. Eckert was then able to open some daylight
over Myers and the rest of the field and had no trouble the rest of the way
and crossed the finish line 10 car lengths in front of Myers. Davey Johnson
nipped a hard charging Gary Stuhler, who started 20th, at the finish line for
third with Andy Anderson completing the top five. D.J. Myers recovered from a
14th lap spin out to finish sixth with Les Hare, Wayne Walls Jr., Frankie
Plessinger and Scott Richwine rounding out the top ten. Heat winners for the 25 cars
were Mike Lupfer, Johnson and Durboraw.

In the pure stock feature, Kim Ramer set the pace from the pole as Dillon
moved into the runner-up spot from his fifth starting spot by the end of the
first lap. Eugene Conley and Mike Warrenfeltz closed in on Dillon for second
before Dillon passed Ramer for the lead on lap 12. Hans Stamberg joined the
four way battle for the lead with five laps remaining as Dillon was able to hold
off the challenges to score his second Cornett Memorial win by three-car
lengths. Warrenfeltz edged Stamberg for second with Ramer holding off a charging
Dean Holmes for fourth. Conlee, Jim Snyder and Alan Stone were next with Mike
Sanders coming from the rear of the field for ninth and the A&C Engines Hard
Charger award. Rick Stouffer finished out the top ten. Heat winners for the 19
cars were Ramer and Jeff Johnson.

This Saturday, August 2nd, it will be the Maryland 40 for the ITSI late
models. Also in action will be the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model
sportsman, the Ernie's Salvage Yard pure stocks and the enduro dash. Race time is 7
P.M.

RESULTS: TOPLESS 40 FOR ITSI LATE MODELS: 26 Cars: Lap Leaders (Eckert,
1-40) 1. Rick Eckert; 2. Tome Myers; 3. Davey Johnson; 4. Gary Stuhler; 5. Andy
Anderson; 6. D J Myers; 7. Les Hare; 8. Wayne Walls Jr.; 9. Frankie
Plessinger; 10. Scott Richwine; 11. Brad Houck; 12. Scott Sipe; 13. Scott LeBaron; 14.
Dave Rice Jr.; 15. Ron Ellis; 16. Tim Murphy; 17. Sean Cosgrove; 18. Mike
Lupfer; 19. Devin Friese; 20. Jeremy Miller; 21. Wayne Johnson; 22. Donnie
Farlling; 23. Nathan Durboraw; 24. Wesley Bonebrake; 25. Kirk Ryan.

20-LAP CORNETT MEMORIAL FOR ERNIE'S SALVAGE YARD PURE STOCKS: 19 Cars
(Lap Leaders, Ramer, 1-11; Dillon, 12-20) 1. Kenny Dillon; 2. Mike Warrenfeltz;
3. Hans Stamberg; 4. Kim Ramer; 5. Dean Holmes; 6. Eugene Conlee; 7. Jim
Snyder; 8. Alan Stone; 9. Mike Sanders; 10. Rick Stouffer; 11. Frank Dibella; 12.
Steve Long; 13. Bill Reitober; 14. Mark Eckenrode; 15. Cory Oberholtzer; 16.
Steve Kent; 17. Wayne Hawbaker; 18. Jeff Johnson; 19. John Huber.

CARR LEADS THE AMA PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE MOTORCYCLES INTO HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD The 2002 American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) Grand National Champion Chris Carr of Fleetwood, PA will lead the AMA Progressive Insurance Grand National U.S. Flat Track Series into the Hagerstown Speedway on Saturday, August 9th. Also on tap will be the Harley-Davidson Sportster Performance Series. Gates will open at 4 P.M. with practice at 6 P.M. Racing begins at 8 P.M.

Carr is on top of the series after nine events. The 36 year-old driver has three wins so far this season and would like nothing better than to grab his second career win at Hagerstown on Saturday night and put a little breathing room between him and second place Joe Kopp of Mica, WA. Kopp has two wins so far this year and will be looking for his first career win at the half-mile oval.

Johnny Murhpree of Paso Robles, CA is one of the younger riders on the tour and scored his first career win at Hagerstown in May of last year. He is third in the point standings and hopes to record his first 2003 win at Hagerstown. Ken Coolbeth Jr. of Warren, CT and Rich King of Dysart, WI hope to get squarely into the championship hunt with a good race on the 9th. Coolbeth, who is fourth in the standings is still looking for his first win. King, who won the Hub-City Classic at Hagerstown last August, hopes to repeat his thrilling victory of last year and improve on his fifth place standing.

Other riders gearing up for Hagerstown include Jacob Johnson, hot off his first win at the season at Sharon Speedway in Hartford, OH; three-time national champion Jay Springsteen of Lapeer, MI, a 1999 winner at Hagerstown; Kevin Atherton of White Pigeon, MI; Bryan Bigelow of Au Gres, MI; local driver Paul Lynch of Bel Air and Glen Schnabel of West Bend, WI.

In addition to the AMA Grand National, the Harley-Davidson Sportster Performance Series will be in action. Cory McDermitt of Beckenridge, MI leads the series after four events. Scott Stump or Warminster, PA, brothers Scott and Merle Scherb of Decatur, TX and Jared Mees of Honey Brook, PA are locked in a great battle with McDermitt with only 11 points separating them.

Reserved and general admission seats are now on sale. For tickets or additional information call (301) 582-0640. Also checkout the Hagerstown Speedway on the Internet at www.hagerstownspeedway.com.

The Hagerstown Speedway is located on U.S. Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown, MD off the Huyett exits of I-70 an I-81.

SUMMER CHAMPIONSHIP NEXT FOR THE ITSI LATE MODELS AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - The Hagerstown Speedway will get back on track with a big four feature program on Saturday night, August 2nd. Headlining the special program will be the 40-lap Maryland State 40 for the Industrial Towel & Supply (ITSI) late models. Joining the late models will be the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman, the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stocks and the 30-lap enduro dash. Race time is 7:30 P.M. with warm-ups at 5 P.M. Gates open at 5 P.M., so come early and enjoy the great Hagerstown Speedway food and beverages. Grandstand general admission is only $12 with children under 12 free.

ITSI late model point leader Gary Stuhler has been on top of the point standings since the start and has been adding to his point lead every week. With double points on the line, the seven time feature winner hopes to increase the lead in the special 40-lap event that will pay $2,500 to the winner. Andy Anderson is second in points and hopes to close the gap with a big win on Saturday. Doug Burkholder, Frankie Plessinger and DJ Myers all hope to do the same as they round out the top five in the point standings.

Richard Walls of St. Thomas, PA leads the Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman division. Walls knows he doesn’t have the breathing room in the sportsman that Stuhler has in the late models and is looking for win number three on Saturday night. But Walls will have his hands full with Will Fair, Bud Witmer, Larry Baer and defending champion Dave Rice Jr.

The tightest point race is in the Ernie’s Salvage Yard pure stock division. After his second feature win in the last race, Dean Holmes of Cross Junction, VA is the new point leader, the fifth one this season. Less than 100 points separate the top five drivers. Second to Holmes is Eugene Conlee with Hans Stamberg, Steve Long and Kenny Dillon completing the top five.

Also on tap for Saturday will be the enduro dash for the amateur drivers where more than 30 cars will go 30 laps non-stop.

For additional information, contact the speedway office at 301-582-0640. Complete up-to-date information including ticket prices to all events and the latest race results can be found on the web at hagerstownspeedway.com.

The Hagerstown Speedway is located on US Route 40, six miles west of Hagerstown at the Huyett exits of Interstates 70 and 81.

BLOOMQUIST DOMINATES THE MARYLAND SILVER CUP NATIONALS AT HAGERSTOWN

HAGERSTOWN, MD - Scott Bloomquist of Mooresburg, TN dominated the Xtreme
Dirtcar Racing Series Maryland Silver Cup Nationals by leading every lap at the
Hagerstown Speedway Saturday night. Bloomquist earned $10,000 for his third
Silver Cup win, his first two came in 1995 and 1996.

"The car was super, we ran exceptionally well," said Bloomquist after
scoring his eighth XDRS race of the season. "We got out a little late for the
dash and was suppose to start in the front row of that, but we still finished
second to sit on the outside pole and that was a good starting point. The track
was in great shape tonight and we were able to find the right set-up. We set
our sights on the championship this year and hopefully it will work out. This is
one of the best starts I have ever had"

In other action, Tim Fedder of Newport, PA won the 20-lap Summer
Championship Hoosier Tires Mid-Atlantic late model sportsman feature for his second
win of the season.

Scott Bloomquist quickly blasted out in front from the outside pole
position at the drop of the green leaving pole-sitter Donnie Moran and the rest of
the field looking at his rear spoiler. Two cautions in the first four laps
kept the reins on Bloomquist. But once the field settled down, Bloomquist was in
control as he was putting the slower cars a lap down by the 16th circuit as
Jimmy Mars and Earl Pearson tried to keep pace in second and third. While
Bloomquist was threading his way through lapped traffic, Brian Birkhofer, Chub
Frank, Moran and Jeremy Miller were putting on a battle three and four wide for
fourth. At the half-way mark when the caution was waved for DJ Myers, Bloomquist
had a large lead over Pearson, Frank, Birkhofer and Mars. On the restart,
Bloomquist pulled out in front as Frank made his way to second on lap 29 after
starting 10th. Frank was unable to stay with the leader as Bloomquist easily won
the 50-lap event.

Frank settled for second with Birkhofer third and Francis coming through
the field from 17th for fourth. Jeremy Miller rounded out the top five. Mike
Balzano was next with defending Xtreme champion Rick Eckert coming from 23rd
for seventh. Tom Myers, Davey Johnson and Dan Stone finished out the top ten.
Heat winners for the 44 late models were Moran, Dale McDowell, Bloomquist and
Mars. Francis and Frankie Plessinger won the B-Mains and Moran won the Dash.
Birkhofer set fast time of 18.953 seconds.

In the late model sportsman feature, Tim Fedder started his mission to
the front from the 14th starting spot as Ty Shatzer took the early lead from the
pole. Rusty Sites put the early pressure on Shatzer as Fetter wasted no time
breaking into the top five by the eighth lap. Terry Lescalleet took over the
top spot at the half-way mark as Fetter moved into second two laps later.
Fetter tracked down Lescalleet to take the lead on lap 16 and led the rest of the
way for his second win and the St. Thomas Towing Hard Charger Award. Lescalleet
was second with Sites, Scott Palmer and Larry Baer rounding out the top five.
Glenn Nininger Jr., Richard Walls, Gary Potts, Shatzer and Brian Miller
completed the top ten. Heat winners for the 34 sportsman were Sites, Shatzer and
Brian Miller. Johnny Smith won the consolation.

The ITSI late models will come right back with the roofs off on
Wednesday, July 30th with the Topless 40 paying $4,000-to the winner. Joining the late
models will be the Ernie's Salvage Yard in the Cornett Memorial. Race time is
8 P.M.

OFFICIAL RESULTS OF ROUND 23 AT HAGERSTOWN SPEEDWAY IN HAGERSTOWN, MD ON
7/26/03:

POS STRT CAR # DRIVER HOMETOWN CAR LAPS $ WON
1. 2 0 Scott Bloomquist Mooresburg, TN Ford 50 $10,700
2. 10 1* Chub Frank Sugar Grove, PA Chev. 50 $6,100
3. 9 15b Brian Birkhofer Muscatine, IA Chev. 50 $3,600
4. 17 m15 Steve Francis Ashland, KY Dodge 50 $3,100
5. 7 24m Jeremy Miller Charlotte Hall, MD Pont. 50 $2,000
6. 13 E1 Mike Balzano Parkersburg, WV Chev. 50 $1,800
7. 23 24 Rick Eckert York, PA Ford 50 $2,550
8. 6 43 Tom Myers Greencastle, PA Chev. 50 $1,400
9. 16 19 Davey Johnson Greensburg, PA Pont. 50 $1,200
10. 12 21d Dan Stone Thompson, PA Chev. 50 $1,100
11. 3 28 Jimmy Mars Elk Mound, WI Chev. 49 $1,700
12. 5 1 Earl Pearson Jr. Jacksonville, FL Ford 49 $1,550
13. 24 s9 Dan Schlieper Pewaukee, WI Chev. 49 $1,500
14. 20 14 Jack Pencil Bedford, PA Pont. 48 $875
15. 1 99 Donnie Moran Dresden, OH Chev. 36 $1,550
16. 4 17m Dale McDowell Rossville, GA Ford 32 $1,625
17. 11 70j D.J. Myers Greencastle, PA Chev. 25 $800
18. 14 w11 Rob Blair Titusville, PA Chev. 17 $750
19. 18 9 Frank Plessinger McConnellsburg, PA Pont. 17 $700
20. 25 90 Gary Stuhler Greencastle, PA Pont. 15 $700
21. 19 42 Todd Andrews Eldred, PA Ford 14 $700
22. 22 RT9 David Pettyjohn Millsboro, DE Chev. 11 $700
23. 21 25d Nathan Durboraw Hagerstown, MD Pont. 10 $700
24. 15 0s Steve Shaver Parkersburg, WV Chev. 3 $700
25. 8 114 Randle Chupp Mooresville, NC Pont. 1 $700

ENTRIES: 44
RINGERS GLOVES FAST QUALIFIER: Birkhofer, 18.953 Seconds, 94.972 Miles Per
Hour
JE PISTONS AWARD WINNER: McDowell
PROVISIONALS: Eckert and Schlieper (5)
PROMOTER'S OPTION: Stuhler
WELD WHEELS JUST MISSED IT AWARD: Les Hare
LEAD CHANGES: None
LAPS LED: Bloomquist, 1-50
ADVANCE AUTO PARTS HARD CHARGER: Eckert (started 23rd and finished 7th)
LUCAS OIL ROOKIE OF THE RACE: Matt Miller
CAUTIONS: 5
XTREME SHOOTOUT INVITEES: J. Miller, T. Myers, Stone, Pencil, D. Myers, and
Stuhler (Promoter's Choice)

RINGERS GLOVES QUALIFYING:

POS CAR # DRIVER HOMETOWN CHASSIS ENGINE 1ST LAP 2ND LAP TIME SPEED
1 15b Brian Birkhofer Muscatine, IA Mastersbilt Pro Power 19.407 18.953 18.953 94.972
2 17m Dale McDowell Rossville, GA Rocket Kuntz 19.121 18.970 18.970 94.887
3 90 Gary Stuhler Greencastle, PA Rocket Leggett 19.027 19.054 19.027 94.602
4 21d Dan Stone Thompson, PA Burnheizel Rhodes 19.101 19.509 19.101 94.236
5 24 Rick Eckert York, PA Rocket Cornett 19.106 19.129 19.106 94.211
6 43 Tom Myers Greencastle, PA Rocket Hershey 19.120 22.660 19.120 94.142
7 0 Scott Bloomquist Mooresburg, TN Warrior Custom 19.238 19.141 19.141 94.039
8 114 Randle Chupp Mooresville, NC Rocket Race Tech 19.338 19.177 19.177 93.862
9 m15 Steve Francis Ashland, KY Rocket Stanton 19.222 19.182 19.182 93.838
10 1* Chub Frank Sugar Grove, PA Rocket Draime 20.064 19.238 19.238 93.565
11 70j D.J. Myers Greencastle, PA Rocket Hershey 19.427 19.253 19.253 93.492
12 28m Jimmy Mars Elk Mound, WI Mastersbilt Pro Power 19.257 19.320 19.257 93.473
13 99 Donnie Moran Dresden, OH Mastersbilt Malcuit 19.267 19.478 19.267 93.424
14 42 Todd Andrews Eldred, PA Mastersbilt Malcuit 19.467 19.286 19.286 93.332
15 24m Jeremy Miller Charlotte Hall, MD Rocket Jeuels 19.373 19.287 19.287 93.327
16 9 Frank Plessinger McConnellsburg, PA Mastersbilt Hershey 19.878 19.300 19.300 93.264
17 E1 Mike Balzano Parkersburg, WV Rocket Russell Baker 19.463 19.316 19.316 93.187
18 7 Matt Miller (R) Waterville, OH Rocket Russell Baker 20.171 19.318 19.318 93.177
19 25 Andy Anderson Marksburg, WV Rocket Leggett 19.538 19.353 19.353 93.009
20 19J Davey Johnson Greensburg, PA Mastersbilt Malcuit 19.601 19.396 19.396 92.803
21 1 Earl Pearson Jr. Jacksonville, FL Rocket Eatmon 19.528 NT 19.528 92.175
22 25D Nathan Durboraw Hagerstown, MD Rocket Leggett 19.564 19.790 19.564 92.006
23 0s Steve Shaver Parkersburg, WV Rocket Malcuit 19.566 19.736 19.566 91.996
24 s9 Dan Schlieper Pewaukee, WI Warrior Pro Power 19.622 19.623 19.622 91.734
25 1u Matt Urban Northeast, PA Rocket Custom 19.927 19.655 19.655 91.580
26 w11 Rob Blair Titusville, PA Rocket Draime 19.802 19.758 19.758 91.102
27 119J Scott James Lebanon, PA Lazer Rhodes 19.842 20.122 19.842 90.717
28 3 Tim Wilson McClure, PA GRT Hensley 19.866 20.931 19.866 90.607
29 2J Mike Johnson Imperial, PA Mastersbilt Malcuit 19.867 23.237 19.867 90.603
30 119 Jim Burnheizel Lebanon, PA Lazer Rhodes 20.285 19.881 19.881 90.539
31 RT9 David Pettyjohn Millsboro, DE Rocket Hershey 20.465 19.914 19.914 90.389
32 71 Brent Smith Mercersburg, PA Rocket Hershey 19.919 19.914 19.914 90.389
33 1h Les Hare New Park, PA Warrior Clements 19.988 19.943 19.943 90.257
34 12f Devin Friese Chambersburg, PA Mastersbilt Hershey 20.015 22.186 20.015 89.933
35 00 Bo Feathers Winchester, VA Warrior A&C 20.065 20.059 20.059 89.735
36 8 Jeff Leiphart York, PA Viper Malcuit 20.371 20.063 20.063 89.717
37 88 Charlie Schaffer Hampstead, MD Rocket A&C 20.263 20.228 20.228 88.986
38 64 Sean Cosgrove Catharpin, VA Rocket Hershey 20.249 20.471 20.249 88.893
39 M5 Jason Covert York Haven, PA Rocket Hensley 20.306 20.270 20.270 88.801
40 12 Rick Aukland Zanesville, OH Rocket Malcuit 20.617 20.337 20.337 88.509
41 18 Rick Hulson Glen Burnie, MD Warrior Advance 22.677 20.536 20.536 87.651
42 21 Tim Murphy Fallston, MD Mastersbilt Singer 21.080 21.872 21.080 85.389
43 14 Jack Pencil Bedford, PA Rocket Semco 22.302 21.900 21.900 82.192
44 70 Jeff Smith Dallas, NC Rocket Gaerte NT NT NT NT

HEAT RACES (10 Laps - Top 4 Finishers Transfer To Main Event):

1ST HEAT: 1. Moran; 2. Pearson; 3. Birkhofer; 4. Balzano; 5. Francis; 6.
Urban; 7. Hare; 8. M. Johnson; 9. Hulson; 10. Schaffer; 11. Eckert.

JE PISTONS 2ND HEAT: 1. McDowell; 2. T. Myers; 3. Frank; 4. Blair; 5.
Andrews; 6. Friese; 7. Durboraw; 8. Cosgrove; 9. M. Miller (R); 10. Murphy;
11. Burnheizel.

3RD HEAT: 1. Bloomquist; 2. J. Miller; 3. D. Myers; 4. Shaver; 5.
Feathers; 6. Pettyjohn; 7. Pencil; 8. Covert; 9. Anderson; 10. Stuhler.

4TH HEAT: 1. Mars; 2. Chupp; 3. Stone; 4. D. Johnson; 5. Plessinger; 6.
Schlieper; 7. B. Smith; 8. Aukland; 9. J. S