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Pevely, MO (September 30, 2007) The Allied Auto
Racing Association presents the 6th Annual Missouri/Illinois Dodge Dealers "Bud
Pohle Memorial" Sportsman Fall Dirt Nationals at I-55 Raceway in Pevely, MO on
Saturday, October 6th. The Sportsman main event winner could pocket as much as
$9,000 as the event presents a unique payout format. First place in the main
event will pay $2,600. However, every single lap of the 50 lap event will pay
bonus money to the leader with a minimum of $100 for every lap lead. Certain
special laps will pay more, up to $500 to lead a certain lap. Making the total
just over $9,000 to win if a driver leads all fifty laps. Every car earning a
starting spot in the A-Main is guaranteed a minimum of $150.
This is the sixth year for this event and the purse is 100% guaranteed.
The Sportsman will also have a Hoosier Tire Champions Challenge in which all
2007 Sportsman Track Champions and previous Fall Nationals Champions will race
for $200 to win.
Two other classes will also be part of the Fall Nationals, the Pure Stock
division (bomber, street stock type cars) and the Pro 4 Stocks (hornet, 4
cylinder factory stock type cars). SKI Soda is the title sponsor for the Pure
Stock class, which a driver can earn up to $1,750 for the victory with lap money
in the twenty lap main event. The Pro 4 Stocks winner can earn up to $800 for a
victory with lap money in their twenty lap main event.
One lucky fan will go home with $500 in the LINE-X of Jefferson County Fan
Challenge. Fans names will be drawn and assigned to each driver starting the
Sportsman A-Main and whoever's driver wins, gets the $500.
The pit gate will open at 10am on Saturday with tech beginning at 11am. All cars
must go through tech before they will be allowed to compete. The grandstand gate
will open at 3pm. The pill draw will close and the driver's meeting will begin
at 4pm. Hotlaps will take to the track at 4:15pm and racing will begin at 5pm.
For information on rules, call 636-288-2716 or 618-277-3995 or 314-608-8386.
More information is available at
www.i55raceway.com and the track number on raceday is 636-479-3219.
Past Sportsman Fall Nationals Champions:
2006 - Paul Bauman - 68 Entries
2005 - Aaron Kleine - 65 Entries
2004 - Steve Maisel - 65 Entries
2003 - Danny Haynes - 61 Entries
2002 - Paul Belken, Jr. - 51 Entries
Clint Smith in victory lane after winning the
$10,000 World of Outlaw Late Model main event at I-55 Raceway!

Pevely, MO (September 15, 2007) What do you get when
you have a cool, crisp Missouri evening, spectacular track preperation, a pit
area packed with 133 racecars, and a standing room only crowd? Answer: The 25th
Annual Pepsi Nationals at I-55 Raceway that will have people talking for a long
time!
The World of Outlaw Late Model Series combined with the UMP DIRTcar Late Models
were the headline event. Thirty-nine drivers from twelve different states signed
in to compete for the $10,000 top prize. Steve Francis got the night started by
setting fast time in qualifying with a lap of 12.377 seconds around the 1/3 mile
high bank oval for an average lap speed of 96.857 miles per hour.
Josh Richards claimed the first of four qualifying heat races as he topped Steve
Francis, Chub Frank and Billy Moyer. The second heat race was won by Randy Korte
over Jimmy Mars, Brian Shirley and Ron McQuerry. The third heat race went to
Clint Smith as he topped Shannon Babb, Matt Miller and Will Vaught. The fourth
and final heat was won by Brian Birkhofer over Darrell Lanigan, Shane Clanton
and Rick Eckert.
The two last chance consolation races were won by Michael Kloos and Brady Smith.
Local favorite Randy Korte of Highland, Illinois started on the pole for the
main event, but it was fast qualifier Steve Francis that jumped out to the lead
at the drop of the green flag from the outside front row. Steve Francis' lead
was short lived as Randy Korte would move past Steve Francis after just a few
laps and set a blistering pace. Clint Smith would soon work his way past Steve
Francis to move into the second position. Clint Smith would chase Randy Korte
for the next twenty laps as Chub Frank and Shannon Babb began working their way
towards the front. With about fifteen laps to go, Smith moved past Randy Korte
to take the lead. Clint Smith would open up a fairly comfortable margin over
Korte until the caution flew with just three laps remaining. On the restart,
Shannon Babb found a very fast line and went front fifth to second in one lap.
Shannon Babb was able to pull along side Clint Smith for the lead as they
battled on the final lap. But Clint Smith powered through turns three and four
to hold off Shannon Babb and earn the victory. Randy Korte crossed the line just
a half-car length behind Shannon Babb to finish third. Chub Frank would finish
in the fourth spot with Steve Francis rounding out the top five.
A stellar field of fifty UMP DIRTcar Modifieds were on hand to battle for the
$1,000 top prize. It was Bobby Martintoni of Livingston, Illinois putting on a
dominating performance. Martintoni led all thirty laps of the main event enroute
to the victory. The action was all behind him as no less than five cars battled
and swapped around the second position. Ray Walsh charged through the field to
finish in the second position after starting near mid pack. Walsh put on a great
show as he used the high side to move up through the field. Matt Mevert crossed
the line in third with Scott Weber finishing fourth and the 2007 I-55 Raceway
modified track champion, Bobby Bittle finished fifth.
Robbie Eilers of Highland, Illinois made a spectacular late race charge to earn
the victory in the UMP DIRTcar Sportsman division. Nathan Schmitt led the early
laps before 2007 I-55 Raceway sportsman track champion Troy Naeger took over the
lead. Naeger led until the closing laps when Eilers found a fast line around the
top to take over the lead. Eilers went on to lead the final two laps and earn
the victory. Naeger crossed the line second with Jimmy Cummins taking third.
Schmitt took fourth with Paul Bauman rounding out the top five.
World of Outlaw/UMP Late Models - 39 Entries
Qualifying
15 Steve Francis 12.377
28 Jimmy Mars 12.431
18 Shannon Babb 12.435
25 Shane Clanton 12.480
1 Josh Richards 12.487
00 Randy Korte 12.488
44 Clint Smith 12.494
15B Brian Birkhofer 12.532
1* Chub Frank 12.539
55 Jeep VanWormer 12.581
7 Matt Miller 12.654
29 Darrell Lanigan 12.708
21 Billy Moyer 12.748
3S Brian Shirley 12.756
1V Will Vaught 12.775
24 Rick Eckert 12.860
33 Tim Manville 12.861
24T Dick Taylor 12.931
11Z Bryan Collins 12.964
2J Dave Jumper 12.968
6K Michael Kloos 12.986
95 Jeff Johns 13.014
2 Brady Smith 13.031
25H Kerry Hansen 13.047
30S Craig Smith 13.058
13 Dewayne Keifer 13.064
92B Billy Faust 13.069
30 Mark Voigt 13.106
67 Mark Oller 13.125
1HR Ron McQuerry 13.210
11D Brian Diveley 13.218
50 Ed Dixon 13.226
78 Chad Zobrist 13.236
27 Mike Schulte 13.286
76 Butch Kruckeberg 14.667
31 Brent Helmkamp 14.943
66H Allen Hammond 14.997
93 Roy Mitchell 15.803
41 Brad Neat No time
Heat 1 - Top 4 Advance to Feature
1. 1 Josh Richards
2. 15 Steve Francis
3. 1* Chub Frank
4. 21 Billy Moyer
5. 6K Michael Kloos
6. 33 Tim Manville
7. 67 Mark Oller
8. 30S Craig Smith
9. 78 Chad Zobrist
10. 66H Allen Hammond
Heat 2 - Top 4 Advance to Feature
1. 00 Randy Korte
2. 28 Jimmy Mars
3. 3S Brian Shirley
4. 1HR Ron McQuerry
5. 13 Dewayne Keifer
6. 27 Mike Schulte
7. 24T Dick Taylor
8. 93 Roy Mitchell
9. 55 Jeep VanWormer
10. 95 Jeff Johns
Heat 3 - Top 4 Advance to Feature
1. 44 Clint Smith
2. 18 Shannon Babb
3. 7 Matt Miller
4. 1V Will Vaught
5. 2 Brady Smith
6. 92B Billy Faust
7. 11Z Bryan Collins
8. 11D Brian Diveley
9. 76 Butch Kruckeberg
Heat 4 - Top 4 Advance to Feature
1. 15B Brian Birkhofer
2. 29 Darrell Lanigan
3. 25 Shane Clanton
4. 24 Rick Eckert
5. 30 Mark Voigt
6. 2J Dave Jumper
7. 50 Ed Dixon
8. 25H Kerry Hansen
9. 31 Brent Helmkamp
Semi 1 - Top 3 advance
1. 6K Michael Kloos
2. 55 Jeep VanWormer
3. 13 Dewayne Keifer
4. 33 Tim Manville
5. 67 Mark Oller
6. 27 Mike Schulte
7. 78 Chad Zobrist
8. 30S Craig Smith
9. 95 Jeff Johns
10. 66 Allen Hammond
11. 24 Dick Taylor DNS
12. 93 Roy Mitchell DNS
Semi 2 - Top 3 advance
1. 2 Brady Smith
2. 92B Billy Faust
3. 11Z Brian Collins
4. 2J Dave Jumper
5. 25 Shane Clanton
6. 11D Brian Diveley
7. 76 Butch Kruckeburg
8. 31 Brent Helmkamp
9. 30 Mark Voigt
10. 50 Ed Dixon
Feature
1. 44 Clint Smith (3)
2. 18 Shannon Babb (8)
3. 00 Randy Korte (1)
4. 1* Chub Frank (9)
5. 15 Steve Francis (2)
6. 24 Rick Eckert (16)
7. 21 Billy Moyer (13)
8. 25 Shane Clanton (12)
9. 15B Brian Birkhofer (5)
10. 3S Brian Shirley (10)
11. 29 Darrell Lanigan (6)
12. 55 Jeep VanWormer (19)
13. 1 Josh Richards (7)
14. 7 Matt Miller (11)
15. 2 Brady Smith (18)
16. 11Z Brian Collins (22)
17. 13 Dewayne Keifer (21)
18. 1V Will Vaught (15)
19. 92B Billy Faust (20)
20. 1HR Ron McQuerry (14)
21. 6K Michael Kloos (17)
22. 28 Jimmy Mars (4)
23. 93 Roy Mitchell (23)
24. 25H Kerry Hansen (24)
UMP Modifieds - 50 Entries
Heat 1
1. 89 Bobby Bittle
2. 22C Brandon Lennox
3. 9W Doug Wood
4. 29 Jeff LeBaube
5. 47 Thomas Vogt
6. 0 Jeff Ely
7. 11S Jason Sinn
8. 21 Dennis Richards
9. 4S Justin Smith
Heat 2
1. 22 Matt Mevert
2. 48 Bobby Martintoni
3. 77 Dick Taylor
4. 69 Jeff Hall Jr.
5. C12 Jeffery Curl
6. 31P Mitch Parmeley
7. 99 Robbie Helms
8. 72X Gregg Sinn DNS
9. 4S Justin Smith DNS
Heat 3
1. 51 Timmy Hill
2. 72L Brian Lynn
3. 0 Steve Picou
4. 27X Joe Pendergrass
5. 81 Paul Bailey
6. 76 Eric Goetter
7. 78 Lenny Bryant
8. 14 Brad McKinnon
9. 88 Joe Puricelli
Heat 4
1. 7Z Matt Zimmerly
2. 78C Alan Conner
3. 21J Jeff Vernier
4. 377 Casey Pearson
5. 30 Mike Nicholson
6. 5W Ralph Wiltrout
7. 87S Tony Patterson
8. 55 Marty Smith Jr.
Heat 5
1. 166 Brian Worley
2. 7M Mark Miner
3. 12 Tim Ratajczyk
4. 7C Tommie Seets
5. 155 Chris Smith
6. 63 Doug Brewster
7. 8X James Reed
8. 15 Nick Todtenhaupt
Heat 6
1. 4J Scott Weber
2. 11X Kyle Byerline
3. 1W Ray Walsh
4. 24 Paul Bauman
5. 46 Dave Wibbenmeyer
6. 4W David Shepard
7. 110 Todd McGraw
8. 83 Jay Johnson
Semi 1 - Top 2 advance
1. 29 Jeff LeBaube
2. 81 Paul Bailey
3. 46 Dave Wibbenmeyer
4. 88 Joe Puricelli
5. 21 Dennis Richards
6. 87S Tony Patterson
7. 27X Joe Pendergrass
8. 30 Mike Nicholson
9. 31P Mitch Parmeley
10. 11s Greg Sinn
11. 15 Nick Todtenhaupt DNS
Semi 2 - Top 2 advance
1. 7C Tommie Seets
1. 377 Casey Pearson
2. 8X James Reed
3. 76 Eric Goetter
4. 47 Thomas Vogt
5. 14 Brad McKinnon
6. 63 Doug Brewster
7. 5W Ralph Wiltrout
8. 83 Jay Johnson
9. 99 Robbie Helms
10. 72X Jason Sinn DNS
Semi 3 - Top 2 advance
1. 24 Paul Baumann
2. 55 Marty Smith Jr.
3. 69 Jeff Hall Jr.
4. 110 Todd McGraw
5. 155 Chris Smith
6. 78 Lenny Bryant
7. 0 Jeff Ely
8. 4W David Shepard
9. C12 Jeffery Curl
10. 4S Justin Smith
Feature
1. 48 Bobby Martintoni
2. 1W Ray Walsh
3. 22 Matt Mevert
4. 4J Scott Weber
5. 89 Bobby Bittle
6. 7 Mark Miner
7. 55 Marty Smith Jr.
8. 0 Steve Picou
9. 29 Jeff LeBaube
10. 24 Paul Bauman
11. 166 Brian Worley
12. 7C Tommie Seets
13. 72L Brian Lynn
14. 11X Kyle Byerline
15. 51 Timmy Hill
16. 81 Paul Bailey
17. 12 Tom Ratajczyk
18. 21J Jeff Vernier
19. 377 Casey Pearson
20. 78C Allen Conner
21. 7Z Matt Zimmerly
22. 77 Dick Taylor
23. 9W Doug Wood
24. 22C Brandon Lennox
UMP/AARA Sportsman - 44 Entries
Heat 1
1. 12 Troy Naeger
2. 3E Russell Eilers
3. 55 Jason Keller
4. M41 Steve Maisel
5. 32 Jerry Fleming
6. 811 Wade Sutter
7. 52 Billy Knebel Jr.
8. 48 Fred Mathias
9. 93 Kyle Wilde
Heat 2
1. 19 Nathan Schmitt
2. 8E Steve Edgecomb
3. 17 Andy Casper
4. 47 Tom Vogt
5. 41J Rich Johnson
6. 147 Kyle Stolzer
7. 42 Mike Reed
8. 8H Scott Hensler
9. 71 Lee Clardy
Heat 3
1. 128 Tyson Gegg
2. 11K Shannon Kuhn
3. 10 Dustin Homan
4. 36 Danny Ems
5. 23 Kevin Mosier
6. 81 Russell Eilers
7. 16 Joe McCain
8. 109 Jeff Robbins
9. 20 Robin Fee
Heat 4
1. 19 Jimmy Cummins
2. 18 Paul Bauman
3. 87 Gary Haynes
4. 67 Ronnie Bader
5. 27 Adam Haas
6. 47R Kyle Roberts
7. 41 Stu Springer
8. 99 Gary Johnson
9. 444 Marc Roberson
Heat 5
1. 62 Troy Medley
2. 56 Marty Kopp
3. 82 Pat Chalmers
4. 31 Brian Shuberg
5. 66 Sam Lopretta
6. 11 Jeff Herzog
7. 105 Matt Hancock
8. 50 Kent Nations
Semi 1
1. 23 Kevin Moser
2. 16 Joe McCain
3. 105 Matt Hancock
4. 66 Sam Lopretta
5. 27 Adam Haas
6. 52 Billy Knebel Jr.
7. 8 Scott Hensler
8. 47 Kyle Roberts
9. 99 Gary Johson
10. 93 Kyle Wild DNS
11. 444 Marc Roberson DNS
Semi 2
1. 36 Danny Ems
2. 81E Russel Eilers
3. 41 Stu Springer
4. 147 Kyle Stolzer
5. 109 Jeff Robbins
6. m41 Steve Maisel
7. 41j Rick Johnson
8. 42 Mike Reed DNS
9. 50 Kent Nations DNS
Feature
1. 3E Robbie Eilers
2. 12 Troy Naeger
3. 19 Jimmy Cummins
4. 19S Nathan Schmitt
5. 18 Paul Bauman
6. 87 Gary Haynes
7. 128 Tyson Gegg
8. 55 Jason Keller
9. 81 Russell Eilers
10. 8E Steve Edgecomb
11. 11K Shannon Kuhn
12. 67 Ronnie Bader
13. 32 Jerry Fleming
14. 36 Danny Ems
15. 105 Matt Hancock
16. 56 Marty Kopp
17. 16 Joe McCain
18. 10 Dustin Homan
19. 82 Pat Chalmers
20. 66 Sam Lopretta
21. 31 Brian Shuberg
22. 62 Troy Medley
23. 41S Stu Springer
24. 23 Kevin Mosier
More Midwest Glory: Clint Smith Captures Dramatic World of Outlaws Late Model Series ‘Pepsi Nationals’ At I-55 Raceway
PEVELY, MO – Sept. 15, 2007 – Clint Smith has turned the Midwest into his second home this season.
With a dramatic victory in Saturday night’s 25th annual ‘Pepsi Nationals’ at I-55 Raceway, the Southern gentleman put himself squarely in the headlines of another World of Outlaws Late Model Series trip to middle America.
Smith, 42, of Senoia, Ga., earned $10,225 for his fourth WoO LMS triumph of 2007 – all of which have come in the Midwest. He has won twice in Missouri (I-55 and Lebanon I-44 Speedway) and once in Indiana (Kamp Motor Speedway) and Kansas (Belleville High Banks).
“It’s fun to win in some new territory,” said Smith, whose road victories this season have helped increase his popularity away from his native Southeast. “We’ve won in three different states for the first time this year, and we’re proud of that.”
Smith’s latest victory was easily his most difficult. He had to outduel a pair of 2006 UMP DIRTcar Racing champions – Summernationals titlist Shannon Babb of Moweaqua, Ill., and national champ Randy Korte of Highland, Ill. – in a rousing shootout over the race’s final three laps to preserve his 10th career WoO LMS win.
Smith never relinquished the lead after driving his J&J Steel/Cliburn Tank Lines GRT car by Korte for the position on lap 23, but both Babb and Korte made aggressive bids to overtake Smith following the second and final caution flag of the A-Main, on lap 47.
Babb, 33, used the extreme high side of the one-third-mile to slide from fourth to second after the final restart, but he fell short in his attempt to steal the win from Smith. The driver of Billy Moyer Sr.’s Car City Rayburn mount crossed the finish line 0.702 of a second behind Smith.
The 42-year-old Korte, who led the first circuit and laps 9-22 after starting from the pole position, settled for third in his TMCI Transportation Rocket.
Completing the top five was Chub Frank of Bear Lake, Pa., in his Lester Buildings Rocket and WoO LMS points leader Steve Francis of Ashland, Ky., who started from the outside pole and led laps 2-8 in his Valvoline Rocket.
Smith, who started third, used one of the slight imperfections he discovered in the surface of NASCAR star Ken Schrader’s track to assert control over the field.
“There was a little hole in (turns) three and four where I was able to get my biggest advantage,” said Smith, whose only previous start at I-55 Raceway was a 16th-place finish in the 2005 ‘Pepsi Nationals’ sanctioned by the WoO LMS. “If I could charge it hard and catch it just right with the right-side tires, it would ‘scotch’ my car.
“Korte and a couple other guys were missing that hole – or they just weren’t seeing it – so they’d drift all the way to the top (of the turns) and lose momentum. But I could hit it and turn to the bottom off of four and just cook the front straightaway.
“That was probably the difference all night – I could get my car to turn in the center of the corner and come off in the wet really full throttle. Even off turn two I was really good; that’s where I could set ‘em up to make a pass in three and four.”
Smith wasn’t happy to see the caution flag fly on lap 47, however.
“I knew a couple of guys behind me, like Babb (who restarted fourth), had 20s (tires) on,” said Smith, referring to the softer compound of the UMP DIRTcar Racing Hoosier 20/40 tire rule, which was in place for Saturday night’s event. “I knew they were gonna fire pretty good – and they did.”
Smith, who ran the harder 40-compound rubber, saw Korte duck underneath him a couple times following the restart. And on the final circuit he repelled a bonsai charge by Babb, who charged around the outside of Korte for second off turn two on the final lap and then attempted to slip by Smith at the other end of the high-banked oval.
“I was running the middle the whole time, but I probably went in a little too high for (Babb) the last lap so he didn’t know where I was going,” Smith said when asked how he preserved his victory. “Then I cut to the bottom and got my full gas off the corner (to the checkered flag) – and ain’t nobody gonna pull you when you leave at full throttle with the motors we have today.
“That RaceTek in the car, it’s one of his 441s, and it’s a killer. We knew if we could get it hooked up, ain’t nobody gonna pass us at full throttle.”
The victory broke Smith out of a modest slump on the WoO LMS. He had been winless on the tour since July 3 at Lebanon I-44 Speedway – a stretch of nine races during which his points deficit to Francis ballooned from 34 to 96.
“We got back a little in the points, so we tried some different setups and kinda got off our program,” said Smith, who sits third in the WoO LMS points standings. “Tonight we pretty much got back to square one.
“Tonight we raced to win, because the points are kinda getting out of hand. Unless Francis and Chub have the same trouble I had – I fell out of three key races and it cost me over a hundred points – they pretty much have the top two spots (in the standings) locked up. I’m just trying to get third-place locked down, that way I can race free towards the first two spots.
“I’d like to work it down to within 50 points for the last two races,” Smith added when asked about his title hopes. “Then we’d have a mathematical chance to win the points (in the season-ending ‘Outlaws World Finals’ on Nov. 1-3 at The Dirt Track @ Lowe’s Motor Speedway in Concord, N.C.).”
Babb, who started eighth, nearly pulled off a memorable high-side run to victory after the final caution flag.
“The caution just fell at the right time for me,” said Babb. “I was on soft tires, so my car fired real good. I thought I might have a shot (at winning) by running the top.
“The top was there all along, but it was like messing with fire. You can’t run more than two or three laps in a row real good, but when you’ve got a chance (late in the race) you just give it all you got.”
Babb was virtually on Smith’s rear bumper heading down the backstretch for the final time, but his momentum was slowed by Smith’s race-savvy move.
“I didn’t know what he was gonna do on that last corner,” Babb said of Smith. “I followed him down the backstraightaway and he was all the way out against the fence, so I thought he was gonna stay up there. But then he dove all the way down to the bottom, and I couldn’t go under him.
“I think I should’ve just stayed up there (in the top groove) and followed him around (three and four). If I stayed behind him, I might’ve had a better shot at it.”
Korte, who won four of his six features this season at I-55 during the month of August, ran the same tire combination (hard right-rear, three softs) as Smith but didn’t quite match Smith’s setup.
“Clint was just a little better than us,” said Korte, who earned $500 in WoO LMS ‘Bonus Bucks’ for being the highest-finishing driver who wasn’t ranked among the top 12 in tour points and hasn’t won a WoO feature. “I was kinda frustrated because I should’ve run second, but Shannon pulled that off there on the outside at the end to get by us.
“It would’ve been awesome to win tonight. I’ve won this (‘Pepsi Nationals’) deal before, and it’s always real nice to win at home – but it would have been unbelievable to win against these (WoO LMS) guys.
“They knew I was here, though, and that’s the main thing.”
Frank advanced from the ninth starting spot to finish fourth, but he was confident he left a little bit of speed on the table.
“I was soft on tires and I was trying to save ‘em,” said Frank. “I didn’t have a scoreboard to look at to know what lap it was, so I waited too long to make a move.
“I should’ve just rolled ‘em (the leaders) on the outside earlier. My car was better than Babb’s up there, so I knew I could roll the top. I almost ran into the back of Korte and Babb on the last lap when I tried running up there.”
Coming off his second win in his last three WoO LMS starts the previous night at Paducah (Ky.) International Speedway, Francis was a solid pre-race favorite. But he only led seven early laps before beginning to fade.
“The racetrack was a little faster than we thought it would be, and it caught us a little off guard,” said Francis, who slipped as far back as sixth before rallying to snare a top-five finish. “I thought it was gonna be a lot slicker than it got in the feature. It kept brown strips in it and you could hit the strips (for traction), but we were so tight we’d drive right out of ‘em.
“It was a good night, though. We got a top-five and only finished one spot behind Chub (who trails Francis by 58 points), so we’ll take it.”
Finishing in positions 6-10 was 16th-starter Rick Eckert of York, Pa., who made most of his moves forward during the race’s second half; Billy Moyer of Batesville, Ark., who picked up two spots after the final restart; Shane Clanton of Locust Grove, Ga.; Brian Birkhofer of Muscatine, Iowa; and WoO LMS Rookie of the Year candidate Brian Shirley of Chatham, Ill., who was surprisingly quiet at a track where he’s enjoyed more success than anywhere else in his young career.
Darrell Lanigan of Union, Ky., rallied to finish 11th after pitting to change a right-rear flat tire that caused him to bring out a caution flag on lap 10.
A field of 39 cars comprised the event, which was run on a crisp, cool night that ushered in the fall season.
Francis earned a $100 bonus for capturing his third National Interstate Insurance Fast Time Award of the season. He turned a lap of 12.377 seconds – just under three-tenths of a second off Billy Moyer’s track record established earlier this year.
Heat winners were Richards, Korte, Clint Smith and Birkhofer, and the B-Mains were captured by Michael Kloos of Trenton, Ill., and Brady Smith of Solon Springs, Wis.
The WoO LMS concludes its three-race Midwest swing on Sunday night (Sept. 16) at La Salle (Ill.) Speedway, where Bob Sargent’s Track Enterprises, Inc. will present the 16th annual ‘Best Western Illinois Fall Nationals.’ The 40-lap A-Main will pay $7,000 to win.
For more information on the WoO LMS, visit www.worldofoutlaws.com.
Results of WoO Late Model Series ‘Pepsi Nationals’ (Finishing Position/Start/Driver/Laps Completed/Money Won):
1. (3) Clint Smith/50 $10,225
2. (8) Shannon Babb/50 $5,125
3. (1) Randy Korte/50 $3,500
4. (9) Chub Frank/50 $2,500
5. (2) Steve Francis/50 $2,100
6. (16) Rick Eckert/50 $1,700
7. (13) Billy Moyer/50 $1,400
8. (12) Shane Clanton/50 $1,300
9. (5) Brian Birkhofer/50 $1,200
10. (10) Brian Shirley/50 $1,350
11. (6) Darrell Lanigan/50 $1,050
12. (19) Jeep VanWormer/50 $1,000
13. (7) Josh Richards/50 $950
14. (11) Matt Miller/49 $900
15. (18) Brady Smith/49 $850
16. (22) Bryan Collins/49 $800
17. (21) Dewayne Kiefer/49 $770
18. (15) Will Vaught/46 $750
19. (20) Billy Faust/45 $730
20. (14) Ron McQuerry/43 $700
21. (17) Michael Kloos/42 $700
22. (4) Jimmy Mars/10 $750
23. (23) Roy Mitchell/7 $700
24. (24) Kerry Hansen/5 $700
Time of Race: 19 Mins., 23.464 Secs.
Margin of Victory: 0.702 Secs.
Yellow Flags: 2 (Laps 10, 47)
Lap Leaders: Korte (1); Francis (2-8); Korte (9-22); C. Smith (23-50)
Provisional Starters: Mitchell, Hansen
Rookie of the Race: Shirley ($250)
WoO LMS ‘Bonus Bucks’ Winner: Korte ($500)
National Interstate Insurance Fast Time Award: Francis ($100)
National Interstate Insurance Hard Luck Award: Mars ($50)
Integra Shocks Crew Chief of the Race ($100): Chad Curran (Rick Eckert)
Time Trial Results (Position/No./Driver/Hometown/Best Lap):
1. 15-Steve Francis/Ashland, KY 12.377
2. 28M-Jimmy Mars/Menomonie, WI 12.431
3. 18-Shannon Babb/Moweaqua, IL 12.435
4. 25-Shane Clanton/Locust Grove, GA 12.480
5. 1-Josh Richards/Shinnston, WV 12.487
6. 00-Randy Korte/Highland, IL 12.488
7. 44-Clint Smith/Senoia, GA 12.494
8. 15b-Brian Birkhofer/Muscatine, IA 12.532
9. 1*-Chub Frank/Bear Lake, PA 12.539
10. 55-Jeep VanWormer/Pinconning, MI 12.581
11. 7-Matt Miller/Waterville, OH 12.654
12. 29-Darrell Lanigan/Union, KY 12.708
13. 21-Billy Moyer/Batesville, AR 12.748
14. 3s-Brian Shirley/Chatham, IL 12.756
15. 1V-Will Vaught/Crane, MO 12.775
16. 24-Rick Eckert/York, PA 12.860
17. 33-Tim Manville/Highland, IL 12.861
18. 24T-Dick Taylor/Springfield, IL 12.931
19. 11z-Bryan Collins/Elsbury, MO 12.964
20. 2J-David Jumper/Fenton, MO 12.968
21. 6K-Michael Kloos/Trenton, IL 12.986
22. 95-Jeff Johns/Belleville, IL 13.014
23. 2-Brady Smith/Solon Springs, WI 13.031
24. 25H-Kerry Hansen/Spencer, WI 13.047
25. 30s-Craig Smith/Marine, IL 13.058
26. 13-Dewayne Kiefer/St. Genevieve, MO 13.064
27. 92B-Billy Faust/Lebanon, IL 13.069
28. 30-Mark Voigt/Marine, IL 13.106
29. 67-Mark Oller/Highland, IL 13.125
30. 1HR-Ron McQuerry/St. Albans, MO 13.210
31. 11d-Brian Dively/Springfield, IL 13.218
32. 50-Ed Dixon/Washington, MO 13.226
33. 78-Chad Zobrist/Highland, IL 13.236
34. 27-Mike Schulte/Summerfield, IL 13.286
35. 76-Butch Kruckeberg/Edwardsville, IL 14.665
36. 31-Brent Helmkamp/Greenville, IL 14.943
37. 66H-Allen Hammond II/Bonne Terre, MO 14.997
38. 93-Roy Mitchell/Hobart, IN 15.803
Heat No. 1 (10 laps – Top 4 Transfer): Richards, Francis, Frank, Moyer, Kloos, Manville, Oller, Craig Smith, Zobrist, Hammond
Heat No. 2 (10 laps – Top 4 Transfer): Korte, Mars, Shirley, McQuerry, Kiefer, Schulte, Taylor, Mitchell, VanWormer, Johns
Heat No. 3 (10 laps – Top 4 Transfer): Clint Smith, Babb, Miller, Vaught, Brady Smith, Faust, Collins, Dively, Kruckeberg
Heat No. 4 (10 laps – Top 4 Transfer): Birkhofer, Lanigan, Clanton, Eckert, Voigt, Jumper, Dixon, Hansen, Helmkamp
B-Main No. 1 (12 laps – Top 3 Transfer): Kloos, VanWormer, Kiefer, Manville, Oller, Schulte, Zobrist, Craig Smith, Johns, Hammond (DNS) Taylor, Mitchell
B-Main No. 2 (12 laps – Top 3 Transfer): Brady Smith, Faust, Collins, Jumper, Hansen, Dively, Kruckeberg, Helmkamp, Voigt, Dixon
2007 World of Outlaws Late Model Series Point Standings as of Sept. 15 - 37 features completed (rank/driver/wins/top-5s/top-10s/earnings/points/deficit to leader):
1. Steve Francis 3-21-33-$107,225-5,112 (-0)
2. Chub Frank 5-17-30-$110,855-5,054 (-58)
3. Clint Smith 4-16-28-$112,325-5,026 (-86)
4. Shane Clanton 2-13-25-$83,547-4,946 (-166)
5. Josh Richards 3-10-23-$87,982-4,942 (-170)
6. Rick Eckert 0-11-22-$71,110-4,926 (-186)
7. Darrell Lanigan 2-7-23-$73,740-4,658 (-454)
8. Tim Fuller 1-8-13-$65,505-3,973 (-1139)
9. Brian Shirley 1-4-11-$50,609-3,570 (-1542)
10. Shannon Babb 4-12-15-$80,860-3,446 (-1666)
11. Eddie Carrier Jr. 0-2-5-$23,720-2,571 (-2541)
12. Chris Madden 2-8-12-$89,215-2,379 (-2733)
13. Billy Moyer 1-9-12-$42,575-2,373 (-2739)
14. Brian Birkhofer 0-1-7-$23,410-2,004 (-3108)
15. Roy Mitchell 0-0-0-$9,680-1,996 (-3116)
16. John Blankenship 0-0-0-$10,720-1,663 (-3449)
17. Jimmy Mars 0-5-7-$27,130-1,647 (-3465)
18. Dan Stone 1-1-3-$17,305-1,340 (-3772)
19. Dennis Erb Jr. 2-4-6-$31,700-1,295 (-3817)
20. Billy Decker 0-0-1-$7,390-1,267 (-3845)
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2007 FINAL POINT STANDINGS
U.M.P. LATE MODELS 1 11 BRYAN COLLINS 1530 2 95 JEFF JOHNS 1404 3 47 DANNY HAYNES 1355 4 2 DAVE JUMPER 1027 5 33 TIM MANVILLE 946 6 67 MARK OLLER 932 7 OO RANDY KORTE 909 8 11 BRIAN DIVELEY 901 9 13 DEWAYNE KIEFER 899 10 7 RICHARD LAWSON 888 11 81 CRAIG SMITH 879 12 1 RON MCQUERRY 858 13 50 ED DIXON 767 14 92 BILLY FAUST 762 15 30 MARK VOIGT 748 16 28 DON KLEIN 705 17 112 TIM RATAJCZYK 679 18 10 BRAD WHITE 675 19 66 ALLEN HAMMOND II 671 20 59 RICH WHALEY 661 21 82 BILLY LAYCOCK 611 22 27 KENNY HELMICK 516 23 76 BUTCH KRUCKEBERG 472 24 27 JEFF BEYERS 426 25 11 CASEY SCHAEFER 387 26 6 MICHEAL KLOOS 361 27 68 TOM FITZGERALD 352 28 23 PAUL ROIDER 349 29 56 KEVIN EPPERSON 315 30 51 STEVE SHIVE 307 31 13 BRENT KREKE 303 32 8 KYLE STEFFENS 299 33 87 KEN RUMBLE 296 34 99 KEN SCHRADER 287 35 5 STEVE SHEPPARD 243 36 78 CHAD ZOBRIST 237 37 3 BRIAN SHIRLEY 229 38 22 STEVE GROTZ 216 39 77 JASON MCBRIDE 212 40 1 JUSTIN ALLGAIER 197 41 1 WILL VAUGHT 178 42 3 MATT TAYLOR 177 43 1 WES STEIDINGER 175 44 21 BILLY MOYER 169 45 93 RUSTY GRFFAW 168 46 92 MARK FAUST 162 47 77 CLAY BAUMAN 149 48 28 DENNIS ERB 145 49 70 BILL WILLIAMSON 144 50 18 SHANNON BABB 133 51 27 RODNEY MELVIN 113 52 7 JOHN TINDAL 112 53 10 ANDY PRYOR 110 54 45 DENNY WOODWORTH 97 55 4 SCOTT GEASCHEL 96 56 92 MATT SANTEL 96 57 100 BOBBY DAUDERMAN 96 58 34 MIKE MARLER 94 59 15 JEREMY CONWAY 90 60 33 RICKY FRANKEL 84 61 441 BRIAN WOLFMEIER 82 62 2 BRADY SMITH 81 63 91 RUSTY SCHLENK 79 64 69 DUSTIN KORTE 78 65 42 TERRY CASEY 76 66 25 FRANKIE MARTIN 71 67 66 BILL FRYE 71 68 5 JEFF TAYLOR 62 69 36 KENNY WALLACE 60 70 15 JASON BOHNENSTIEHL 57 71 74 JEFFREY PAYNE 53 72 28 JOHN BECK 52 73 71 DON ONEAL 52 74 14 PAYTON TAYLOR 51 75 55 JEEP VAN WORMER 51 76 64 RYAN DAUBER 50 77 88 TERRY BABB 50 78 5 BILLY JAMES 49 79 24 RYAN UNZICKER 49 80 35 CLAUDE WALKER 49 81 3 DON CISCO 48 82 5 EDDIE KIRCHOFF 48 83 7 TRACE WESTLING 48 84 8 BOB GEASCHEL 48 85 12 KEVIN WEAVER 48 86 12 RICK STANDRIDGE 48 87 16 SCOTT FORD 48 88 18 JACK SULLIVAN 48 89 20 DARREN FORREST 48 90 28 DALLAS BENNETT 48 91 38 RYAN LITTLE 48 92 41 SHAUN GRANDERSON 48 93 41 STEVE MAISEL 48 94 45 BRIAN HARRIS 48 95 55 JOHN PITTS 48 96 75 TERRY PHILLIPS 48 97 81 KEVIN COLE 48 98 96 MATT KOCH 48 99 99 CHIP MORGAN 48 100 2 SCOTT MUELLER 48 101 12 RON BARTELLS 34 102 37 BRIAN WOLFMEIER 34 103 27 MIKE SCHULTE 33 104 12 JORDAN BLAND 32 105 42 BRANDON MCCORMICK 32 106 44 DAVE EAVES 32 107 48 CHAD JONES 31 108 O DUSTIN MOONEYHAM 31 109 4 CODY BAUMAN 30 110 15 DAVID TURNER 30 111 21 BILLY MOYER JR 30 112 32 DARREN MILLER 30 113 45 SCOTT BELL 30 114 58 A J DIEMEL 30 115 66 RAY WALSH 30 116 77 NICK BARTELLS 30 117 OO CHRIS SMYSER 30 U.M.P. MODIFIEDS 1 89 BOB BITTLE 1553 2 1 RAY WALSH 1466 3 48 BOBBY MARTINTONI 1432 4 7 MARK MINER 1395 5 9 DOUG WOOD 1072 6 24 PAUL BAUMAN 1018 7 31 RICKY HORTON 1009 8 7 MATT ZIMMERLY 1003 9 21 DENNIS RICHARDS 995 10 6 RAY WAGNER 991 11 88 JOE PURICELLI 912 12 4 CHRIS SOUTIEA 799 13 4 SCOTT WEBER 792 14 12 TOM RATAJCZYK 741 15 99 ROBBY HELMS 714 16 24 MIKE HARRISON 701 17 15 JERRY GRITHER 673 18 67 DYLAN SHARP 672 19 31 MITCH PARMELEY 662 20 78 ALAN CONNER 662 21 46 DAVE WIBBENMEYER 625 22 8 JAMES REED 587 23 3 LOU DRIEMEIER 557 24 45 ERIC MABERY 528 25 72 JEREMY ROTH 436 26 51 TIM HILL 430 27 41 MATT GOULDEN 427 28 3 LEON RAKERS 426 29 72 JASON SINN 391 30 11 BRETT BENNETT 360 31 77 RICK STEVENSON 349 32 44 MATT SIMPSON 342 33 20 DAN ZANDER 338 34 7 TOMMIE SEETS 336 35 5 RALPH WILTROUT 331 36 55 MARTY SMITH JR 308 37 40 ERIK EDGAR 305 38 9 KEN SCHRADER 303 39 377 CASEY PEARSON 300 40 21 JEFF VERNIER 298 41 2 TODD FERBER 296 42 10 TODD MCGRAW 276 43 19 CHRIS SIMMERMAN 254 44 17 MATT VERBECK 208 45 89 JIM BROWN 204 46 0 TIM HANCOCK 191 47 19 MARK PLUEGER 177 48 22 MATT MEVERT 159 49 1 STEVE MEYER JR 158 50 87 TONY PATTERSON 145 51 97 BRIAN HEIZER 145 52 29 JOHN CAMPBELL 128 53 7 PARKER WILLIAMS 127 54 63 DOUG BREWSTER 127 55 21 KARL ADAMS 117 56 21 DANNY SCHWARTZ 116 57 66 MIKE HILEMAN 112 58 21 ADAM PARMELEY 111 59 14 LEROY HANEY 110 60 17 BRAD THURSTON 110 61 15 JASON PRITZ 108 62 1 DEAN HOFFMAN 162 63 17 MICHEAL VANDERIET 101 64 4 NEAL WADE JR 97 65 9 TOM SEETS SR 97 66 29 JEFF LEBAUBE 97 67 41 LARRY HULL 97 68 75 DOUG BLAIR 96 69 377 BRIAN DIVELY 96 70 41 BRENT MULLINS 86 71 155 CHRIS SMITH 85 72 10 ROB PENDERGRASS 82 73 5 JEFF LEKA 78 74 40 BOBBY REGOT III 78 75 36 KENNY WALLACE 77 76 22 CHAD KINDER 65 77 15 DANNY RESINGER 64 78 29 J D LASTER 64 79 0 SCOTT WHITE 61 80 14 RICK CONOYER 60 81 68 ANDY OSWALD 60 82 66 BRIAN WORLEY 58 83 64 GARY COOK JR 57 84 4 DAVID SHEPARD 52 85 2 CODY HOOD 51 86 70 BRIAN BIELONG 51 87 12 RICH STANDRIDGE 50 88 18 BRENT THOMPSON 50 89 97 J D ROTTLER 50 90 1 MIKE FRANCIS 49 91 2 ROBERT POWERS 49 92 4 BOBBY MALCHIS 49 93 31 CARY WILLIAMS 49 94 75 ERIC FAUST 49 95 94 ED LENHARDT 49 96 1 GABE MENSER 48 97 1 DAVE SANDAGE 48 98 7 RONNIE CHANCE 48 99 11 DEREK SHIPMAN 48 100 11 JOHN STANTON 48 101 14 BILLY SMITH 48 102 18 RANDY MEYERS 48 103 22 CHARLES MILAM 48 104 25 BRETT KORVES 48 105 39 DEREK FLORA 48 106 78 LENNY BRYANT 48 107 62 LEO KIEFER 48 108 21 RANDY DICKMAN 34 109 128 BILLY TUCKWELL 34 110 3 BOB WOODROW 33 111 9 JUSTIN ALLGAIR 33 112 35 MARK STOLLE 33 113 11 DON GRIMM 32 114 16 JOHN SEETS JR 32 115 97 CHAD UNZICKER 32 116 99 JOHN WATSON 32 117 113 KYLE HARTUNG 32 118 3 BOB WATERHOUSE 32 119 27 JOE PENDERGRASS 31 120 44 AARON BELL 31 121 3 MICHEAL STRUNK 30 122 5 JIMMY NIX 30 123 6 RONALD MASSMAN 30 124 11 KELLY DEVALL 30 125 13 CHAD HEADY 30 126 16 PAUL MEYER 30 127 19 BOB WILLIAMS 30 128 34 JEFF OCHS 30 129 53 DAVE SMITH 30 130 95 JEFF BEASLEY 30 131 OO STEVE ELLISON 30 132 14 BRAD MCKINNON 30 U.M.P. / A.A.R.A. SPORTSMAN 1 12 Troy Naeger 1704 2 50 Kent Nations 1592 3 19 Jimmy Cummins 1363 4 67 Ronnie Bader 1303 5 62 Troy Medley 1189 6 11 Jeff Herzog 1187 7 55 Jason Keller 1098 8 147 Kyle Stolzer 1031 9 23 Kevin Mosier 1021 10 16 Joe Mccain 1007 11 96 Tim Hollerbach 1001 12 811 Wade Sutter 921 13 128 Tyson Gegg 919 14 8 Scott Hensler 908 15 82 Pat Chalmers 873 16 8 Steve Edgecombe 832 17 105 Matt Hancock 824 18 87 Gary Haynes 786 19 66 Sam Lopretta 740 20 97 John Goodson 689 21 36 Danny Ems 680 22 32 Jerry Fleming 619 23 18 Daryl Dodge 588 24 120 Jimmy Miller 548 25 59 Ryan Gegg 494 26 28 Tommy Smallwood 376 27 360 Rob Stuart 364 28 23 Brad Smith 305 29 20 Brad Mckinnon 296 30 95 Jeremy Nash 284 31 444 Marc Roberson 254 32 10 Dustin Homan 223 33 201 Robin Fee 222 34 99 Gary Johnson 189 35 40 Donnie Mosier 176 36 36 Bob Schmidt 171 37 92 Jim Abshier 166 38 9 Mike Mcginnitey 160 39 143 Brett Korves 160 40 21 Randy Dickman 155 41 118 Paul Bauman 155 42 48 Fred Mathias 152 43 85 Justin Ketrow 151 44 29 Jeff Lebaube 145 45 94 Dan Friederich 130 46 4 Mark Schnurbusch 115 47 41 Steve Maisel 100 48 43 Mike Harris 97 49 31 Brian Shubirg 96 50 93 Nathan Walsh 96 51 3 Robbie Eilers 93 52 167 Tony Wyatt 93 53 93 Travis Tilley 82 54 93 Kyle Wilde 82 55 27 Nathan Walsh 81 56 411 Marty Heck 81 57 95 Garrett Robinson 78 58 O1 Beau Davis 78 59 56 Marty Kopp 66 60 118 Matt Workman 66 61 17 Dave Heimos 61 62 109 Jeff Robbins 60 63 32 David Walker 56 64 28 Bert Jacoby 50 65 52 Billy Knebel 49 66 6 Brock Bauman 48 67 7 Sam Worley Jr 48 68 15 Allen Gieseking 48 69 23 Mark Bohnenstiehl 48 70 28 Justin Durbin 48 71 40 Sam Worley Jr 48 72 42 Greg Stumbaugh 48 73 47 Jim Stevens 48 74 99 Dustin Knerrer 48 75 69 Derek Bryant 48 76 111 Zac Parks 48 77 9 Brian Heiser 33 78 71 Lee Clardy 33 79 711 Dan Pitti 33 80 72 Jeremy Roth 33 81 86 Doug Kim 32 82 8 Russell Eilers 31 83 186 Jake Robbins 31 84 197 Mike Nicholson 31 85 2 Gary Mckinnon 30 86 7 Bryan Slover 30 87 22 Darrell Dick 30 88 36 Danny Haynes 30 89 43 Frank Melton 30 90 44 J R Bollinger 30 91 53 L. Schaefer 30 92 64 Lee Bowers 30 93 68 Jerry Kiser 30 94 78 Rick Barker 30 95 82 Jim Clark 30 96 193 Paul Nash 30 U.M.P. / A.A.R.A. PRO 4 STOCK 1 5 CHRIS FISHER 1603 2 188 GARY PRICE 1399 3 10 HOMER MOONEY 1341 4 50 TREY HARRIS 1310 5 7 CONRAD MINER 1160 6 911 TIM HOFFMAN 1107 7 74 BRANDON HEDGCOTH 1099 8 86 JASON CRUMP 1009 9 186 STEPHEN CRUMP 983 10 66 JASON MARQUITZ 942 11 77 RON LYONS 840 12 22 JERRY COVER 757 13 29 ROBIN LINNENBRINK 734 14 17 ANDREW NAUSLEY 637 15 38 MICHEAL ANDERSON 555 16 97 MIKE DEARING 540 17 65 GARY RANGE 505 18 105 JASON HANCOCK 459 19 16 JACOB BUECHTING 445 20 99 CHUCK JOHNSON 429 21 34 TRAVIS PENNINGTON 429 22 20 KYLE BUSCH 420 23 83 PAT BREWER 369 24 70 BRAD MOONEY 242 25 94 JASON DAUGHERTY 241 26 116 MATT BOWEN 228 27 241 STEVE PARKER 207 28 4 JOEL POTTER 192 29 3 RYAN EILERS 179 30 48 A J KITE 174 31 12 JAMES RAY 174 32 16 JESSICA BUECHTING 150 33 440 STEVE MORLEY 120 34 8 AARON WOOD 105 35 3 TIM GRIFFAW 90 36 9 BRAD ALMOND SR 79 37 901 MIKE OWENS 78 38 95 JOSH CAMPBELL 78 39 22 ADAM SHIELDS 71 40 71 ALAN CONNOR 69 41 49 NATHAN PORTELL 60 42 3 JOEY GILLAM 59 43 166 RYAN KRESS 58 44 48 PATRICK DUKE 58 45 286 CHAD PHILIPP 53 46 65 JOSH RANGE 51 47 8 VINCE PRATT 50 48 386 CRAIG PHILIPP 48 49 122 MARK RUNNION 48 50 116 PHILLIP STUART 48 51 94 DONALD CONMAN 48 52 88 JEFF PRICE 48 53 48 LANCE POLITTE 48 54 43 TIM BADE 48 55 38 DONALD CORNMAN 48 56 8 JOHN HONAKER 48 57 8 RICH BARKER 48 58 6 JIM KREYLING 48 59 6 SCOTT ALLEN 48 60 3 STEVE STOLL 34 61 194 WAYNE SMITH 30 62 117 GARRETT ROBINSON 30 63 117 VINNIE DELONGIS 30 64 116 JASON BOWEN 30 65 26 ROB INMAN 30 66 12 JEFF FERGUSON 30 |
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| LATE MODELS | MODIFIEDS | SPORTSMAN | |||||||||||
| 1 | 11z | BRYAN COLLINS(3) | 1468 | 1 | 89 | BOB BITTLE(5) | 1502 | 1 | 12 | TROY NAEGER | 1616 | ||
| 2 | 95 | JEFF JOHNS | 1316 | 2 | 1w | RAY WALSH(2) | 1414 | 2 | 62 | TROY MEDLEY | 1589 | ||
| 3 | 47 | DANNY HAYNES(2) | 1274 | 3 | 48 | BOBBY MARTINTONI(3) | 1366 | 3 | 50 | KENT NATIONS | 1543 | ||
| 4 | 2j |