2004 Results

2004 Race Results

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MAY 08, 2004

After being rained out on the first attempt at opening the 2004 racing season; Marion Center Speedway was able to put on a full show Saturday night, May 8. For the Mother’s Day Special, Marion Center Speedway passed out embroidered visors to all “moms”.

The Pepsi Street Stocks were on the program first. Jeff Taylor from Corsica won the feature with Tim White of Punxsutawney close behind and Jason Fosnaught from Bairdford finished third. Fourth place went to Don Waltman (Punxsy.) and Skip Lindemuth (Hazen) was fifth. The rest of the top ten finishers were: Mike Dempsey-sixth (Brookville), Jamie Barber-seventh (Grampian) John Oaks-eighth (Punxsy.) Rich Shank-ninth (Clymer) and tenth place went to Rich Waltman from Coolspring. In the heat races, the winners were Chad Covatch (Punxsy) Eric Lingenfelter (Indiana) and Don Waltman (Punxsy).

The Lias Tire Late Models were the next competitors on the track. The roll of the cube before the features had the lineups made with the top eight positions from the heats inverted for the feature event. This put Rick Strong from Home on the pole for the event. Strong was able to hold that front position throughout the entire twenty-lap feature to secure the first win of the season. Strong was chased early on in the race by Mike Blose from Dayton, and later in the event it was Dave Satterlee also from Home who was on his tail. Satterlee finished second and Blose fell back to fifth place at the checkers. Filling in between were Ken Schaltenbrand from Sarver-third, and Dave Peterman of Indiana-fourth. Rounding out he top ten in order were Rick Lias (Smicksburg)-6’th, Rod Phillips (Punxsutawney)-7’th, Jim Kurpakus (Leechburg)-8’th, B D Laraway (Harrison City)-9’th, and Jeff Henry (Butler)-10’th. Satterlee also won in the heat races, as well as Rick Lias and Ken Schaltembrand.

Last years division champion, Dee Deyarmin continued with his winning ways in the Stitching Post Strictly Stock Division. Deyarmin from Glen Campbell started the feature behind Steve McKendree. McKendree led the second through fifth laps in the feature with Deyarmin right behind him. After the fifth lap, McKendree spun out and left the door open for Deyarmin to take over the lead. Deyarmin then went on to win the feature. Tony Hugill from Mahaffey finished second, Jack Mumau of East Run was third, Robert James from Mahaffey took fourth and fifth went to Tim Good from Vintondale. McKendree of Mahaffey finished sixth, Don Hickock from Punxsy was seventh, Dave Williams of Glen Campbell was eighth, an unknown driver of 777 finished ninth and Roger Stivenson from Freeport took tenth. The Heat races were won by Jack Mumau and Larry Matter from Plumboro.

The final feature of the night was in the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Late Model Division. Gary Miller, Jr. from New Castle started on the pole in his #1 car, but by the third lap another #1, the 1H of Larry Hollenbaugh had taken over the lead. Hollenbaugh from Punxsutawney won the feature with Miller trailing behind him in second. Bruce Walker from Punxsutawney took third, Chris Johnston of Marion Center was fourth, and Shane McMeans of Dayton finished fifth. Sixth place was taken by Tom Shaffer (Punxsutawney) Tom Jobe (Covode) was seventh, Bill Phillips (Blandburg) was eighth, Dan Stormer (Brookville) was ninth and tenth place went to Tom Snyder from Mayport. In the preliminary heats, Tom Shaffer and Shane McMeans were the winners.

Thanks to Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles for providing door prizes, as well as Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant, Furniture World East, and Marion Center Speedway.

Looking ahead on the racing schedule, don’t miss the Memorial Day Special on Monday, May 31. The special event will once again feature the Twin Twenty-Five lap races for the Late Models. Racing will also take place on the Saturday nights before and after the Monday night special races. For the tops in racing, we’ll see you at the top of the hill at Marion Center Speedway; it’s just 3 miles North of Marion Center on Route 119, and a fifteen minute drive Indiana or Punxsutawney.

Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	9	Spanky Dougherty
3	62	Mark Stair
4	18B	Dave Blazavich
5	29m	Mike McKendree

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	26	Rick Lias
2	5	Mike Blose
3	1s	Rick Strong
4	17T	Tom Kitchen
5	88	Chuck Sarver

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
2	13	Floyd Kline
3	74	Russ Dunn
4	2	BD Laraway
5	4	Alex Ferree

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 1s - Rick Strong

	Car #	Name
1	1a	Rick Strong
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
4	19	Dave Peterman
5	5	Mike Blose
6	26	Rick Lias
7	1P	Rodney Phillips
8	72m	Jim Kurpakus
9	2	BD Laraway
10	J7	Jeff Henry
11	88	Chuck Sarver
12	9	Spanky Dougherty
13	55	Chris Snyder
14	36	Bob Shessley
15	17T	Tom Kitchen
16	1D	Dale Zimmerman
17	27J	Jack Thorton
18	62	Mark Stair
19	18B	Dave Blazavich
20	74	Russ Dunn
21	4	Alex Ferree
22	97	Ben Satterlee
23	44	Rick Davis
24	13	Floyd Kline

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	62	Tom Shaffer
2	1$	Tom Snyder
3	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
4	16	Dan Stormer
5	111	Jim Detmean

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Shane McMeans
2	96	Tom Jobe
3	40	Carl Ruth
4	1	Gary Miller Jr.
5	12	Cheyenne Reed

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 1H - Larry Hollenbaugh

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	1	Gary Miller, Jr.
3	37	Bruce Walker
4	5J	Chris Johnson
5	5	Shane McMeans
6	62	Tom Shaffer
7	96	Tom Jobe
8	23	Bill Phillips
9	16	Dan Stormer
10	1*	Tom Snyder
11	12	Cheyenne Reed
12	111	Jim Detmean
13	28	Clate Copeman
14	07	Denny Walker
15	73	Ray Weaver
16	11Y	Dale Yeaney
17	40	Carl Ruth

Street Stock

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Chad Covatch
2	0	Jeff Bastin
3	8	Rich Waltman
4	455	Skip Lindemuth
5	65H	Matt Hugill

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	15	Eric Lingenfelter
2	w3	John Weaver
3	97	Denny Keener
4	13	Jamie Barber
5	80	Nick Goss

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Don Waltman
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	6	Tim White
4	95	Mike Dempsey
5	4	Jake Ayers

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 60 - Jeff Taylor

	Car #	Name
1	60	Jeff Taylor
2	6	Tim White
3	J19	Jason Fosnaught
4	5	Don Waltman
5	455	Skip Lindemuth
6	95	Mike Dempsey
7	13	Jamie Barber
8	23	John Oaks
9	31	Rich Shank
10	8	Rich Waltman
11	31R	Bob Hill
12	65H	Matt Hugill
13	80	Nick Goss
14	97	Denny Keener
15	0	Jeff Bastin
16	27R	Shane Russel
17	w3	John Weaver
18	8K	Jeremy Kunsleman
19	73	Dave Potter Jr.
20	4	Jake Ayers
21	11	Jeff Hoffman
22	418	Chad Covatch
23	100	Derek Elkin

Strictly Stock

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	14R	Dee Deyarmin
3	28	Dave Williams
4	54w	Aaron Walker
5	95	Brent Kalanavich

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	41	Robert James
3	2w	Justin Queen
4	65H	Tony Hugill
5	55Jr	Dave George

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	38G	Tim Good
4	777
5	9R	Roger Stivenson

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 14R - Dee Deyarmin

	Car #	Name
1	14R	Dee Deyarmin
2	65H	Tony Hugill
3	18	Jack Mumau
4	41	Robert James
5	38G	Tim Good
6	98	Steve McKendree
7	2H	Don Hickok
8	28	Dave Williams
9	777	John Poling III
10	9R	Roger Stivenson
11	95	Brent Kalanavich
12	2w	Justin Queen
13	75	Larry Matter
14	84	Scott Casto
15	72w	Robin Welsh
16	54w	Aaron Walker
17	55Jr	Dave George
18	0J	Bob Barto
19	44L	Bruce Large

MAY 15, 2004

Dark clouds loomed overhead at Marion Center Speedway Saturday night, and even an occasional raindrop would fall. But loyal fans and drivers waited out the passing showers for a great night of racing in all four divisions.

The Stitching Post Strictly Stock division was the first feature of the evening. After finishing third in his heat race, Larry Matter of Plumboro started on the pole for the feature. When the green flag dropped it was all Larry Matter up front for the entire race. Robert James (of Mahaffey) started behind Matter, but was overtaken by Steve McKendree after the third lap. The leaders soon caught the back of the field and started lapping cars, but the car McKendree couldn’t get around was Matter. McKendree (Mahaffey) took second place, and Justin Queen (Irvona) who had started second finished third after keeping up with the leaders weaving in and out of cars on the way. Ed Keilman (Mundy’s Corner) finished fourth and Robert James was fifth. The rest of the top ten filled in with Don Hickock (Punxsutawney)-6’th, Bruce Large (Saltsburg)-7’th, Dave Williams (Glen Campbell)-8’th, Tim Good (Vintondale)-9’th, and Dee Deyarmin (Glen Campbell)-10’th. Three heats were held for the Stitching Post Strictly Stock division and those winners are: Don Hickok, Robert James, and Justin Queen.

In the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel division, it was also a flag to flag race with one leader-Dwayne Taneyhill (from Bellwood). Taneyhill was pursued heavily by Bruce Walker and Shawn McGarvey. Walker (Punxsutawney) was just passed by McGarvey (Coalport) after the halfway flags of the race when a caution put the race on hold. In an attempt to get the jump on McGarvey, Walker jumped too soon and was caught by track officials for “jumping ahead on the restart.” Walker was docked two positions for the error putting him in fifth place. Between Walker and McGarvey’s second place, were Chris Johnston (Marion Center) and Bernie Whiteford (Hastings). There were several cautions during the feature and Bruce Walker wasn’t the only driver caught by officials trying too hard to get out of the congested pack too soon. But after the checkered flag was thrown and everything was sorted out the top ten were: Taneyhill, McGarvey, Johnston, Whiteford, Walker, Gary Miller, Jr. (New Castle), Larry Hollenbaugh (Punxsutawney), Dan Stormer (Brookville), Tom Snyder (Mayport) and Bill Strong (Indiana). The preliminary races in the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels were won by Bernie Whiteford, Shawn McGarvey, and Bruce Walker.

John Oaks from Punxsutawney was the leader of the Pepsi Street Stocks from start to finish. Oaks started on the pole with Scott Alvetro (of Reynoldsville) lined up behind him and Alvetro stayed right behind Oaks the entire race for a second place finish. Tim White (Punxsutawney) started in the fourth position but moved up to third bringing with him the fifth place starting car, Jeff Sweeney (Marion Center) to take fourth at the checkers. Harold Sebring was able to move up two positions in the feature to take home fifth place. Rounding out the top ten in order were Jeff Taylor (Corsica)-6’th, Rich Waltman (Coolspring)-7’th, Dave Potter, Jr. (Smokerun)-8’th, John Weaver (Commodore)-9’th and Eric Lingenfelter (Indiana)-10’th. Tim White, Scott Alvetro, and Eric Lingenfelter won heat races.

Dave Peterman won the Lias Tire Latemodels feature by staying in the front from green to checkers. Peterman (Indiana) led all twenty laps to secure the win, but it wasn’t just that easy as Rod Phillips (Punxsutawney) made his up from fifth to challenge for the lead and ended up battling with Dave Satterlee (Home) to stay in second place. Satterlee moved up from ninth to challenge for the front positions and ended with third. Steve Everhart (Canoe Creek) came to the races for the first time and ran away with fourth place after starting third and winning his heat race. Jerry Redden (Mahaffey) got fired up this weekend and after debuting at Dog Hollow Friday night, took fifth place at Marion Center. The rest of the top ten for the Lias tire Latemodels in order were: Ken Schaltenbrand (Sarver)-6’th, Dave Blazavich (Indiana)-7’th, Bob Sheesley (Marion Center)-8’th, Spanky Daugherty (Sarver)-9’th, and Rick Strong (Home)-10’th. Rick Lias (Smicksburg), Steve Everhart, and Mike Blose (Dayton) were winners in the heat races.

Race fans! Be sure to mark your calendars for a special race at Marion Center Speedway on Monday, May 31 for the Memorial Day Special-the Twin Twenty-Five lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels. Special thanks to the following sponsors for door prizes: Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles of Punxsutawney (near WalMart), Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant in Shelocta and Furniture World East in Kittanning and Indiana.

Don Peffer

Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	26	Rick Lias
2	15	Rick Strong
3	19	Dave Peterman
4	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
5	88	Chuck Sarver

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	15E	Steve Everhart
2	1P	Rodney Phillips
3	5R	Jerry Redden
4	18B	Dave Blazavich
5	62	Mark Stair

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Mike Blose
2	36	Bob Sheesley
3	79	Dave Satterlee
4	4w	Keith Witherite
5	29m	Mike McKendree

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 19 - Dave Peterman

	Car #	Name
1	19	Dave Peterman
2	1P	Rodney Phillips
3	79	Dave Satterlee
4	15E	Steve Everhart
5	5R	Jerry Redden
6	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
7	18B	Dave Blazavich
8	36	Bob Sheesley
9	9	Spanky Dougherty
10	1s	Rick Strong
11	26	Rick Lias
12	44	Rick Davis
13	4w	Keith Witherite
14	2	BD Laraway
15	62	Mark Stair
16	27J	Jack Thorton
17	97	Ben Satterlee
18	6	Val Johnson
19	88	Chuck Sarver
20	5	Mike Blose
21	3	Dan Swartzlander
22	29m	Mike McKendree
23	74	Russ Dunn

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	33	Bernie Whiteford
2	81	Duane Taneyhill
3	5	Shane McMeans
4	82G	Ted Gallaher
5	1	Gary Miller Jr.

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	8P	Shawn McGarvey
2	12	Cheyenne Reed
3	1*	Tom Snyder
4	96	Tom Jobe
5	40	Carl Ruth

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	37	Bruce Walker
2	5J	Chris Johnston
3	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
4	65H	Matt Hugill
5	23	Bill Phillips

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 81 - Duane Taneyhill

	Car #	Name
1	81	Duane Taneyhill
2	8P	Shawn McGarvey
3	5J	Chris Johnston
4	33	Bernie Whiteford
5	37	Bruce Walker
6	1	Gary Miller Jr
7	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
8	16	Dan Stormer
9	1*	Tom Snyder
10	2s	Bill Strong
11	11Y	Dale Yeaney
12	12	Cheyenne Reed
13	5	Shane McMeans
14	19	Clyde Monahan
15	m42	Jason McCullough
16	82G	Ted Gallaher
17	73	Ray Weaver
18	65H	Matt Hugill
19	07	Denny Walker
20	96	Tom Jobe
21	23	Bill Phillips
22	40	Carl Ruth
23	62	Tom Shaffer

Street Stock

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	23	John Oaks
4	222	Harold Sebring
5	455	Skip Lindemuth

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	64	Scott Alvetro
2	2s	Jeff Sweeney
3	11	Jeff Enos
4	11H	Jeff Hoffman
5	8	Rich Waltman

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	15	Eric Lingenfelter
2	31R	Bob Hill
3	5	Don Waltman
4	97	Denny Keener
5	73	Dave Potter Jr

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 23 - John Oaks

First Feature Win

	Car #	Name
1	23	John Oaks
2	64	Scott Alvetro
3	6	Tim White
4	2s	Jeff Sweeney
5	222	Harold Sebring
6	60	Jeff Taylor
7	8	Rich Waltman
8	73	Dave Potter Jr
9	w3	John Weaver
10	15	Eric Lingenfelter
11	455	Skip Lindemuth
12	4	Jake Ayers
13	5B	Steve Barnes
14	65H	Matt Hugill
15	8K	Jeremy Kunselman
16	9s	Mike Dempsey
17	97	Denny Keener
18	31R	Bob Hill
19	5	Don Waltman
20	71	Jay Getch
21	418	Scott Stein
22	11H	Jeff Hoffman
23	100	Derek Elkin
24	11	Jeff Enos

Strictly Stock

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	14R	Dee Deyarmin
3	75	Larry Matter
4	39x	Tom Baun
5	65H	Tony Hugill

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	777	John Poling III
3	33K	Ed Keilman
4	44L	Bruce Large
5	38G	Tim Good

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	2w	Justin Queen
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	28	Dave Williams
4	16J	Jeff Jones
5	88	Scott Hollopeter

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 75 - Larry Matter

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	2w	Justin Queen
4	33K	Ed Keilman
5	41	Robert James
6	2H	Don Hickok
7	44L	Bruce Large
8	28	Dave Williams
9	38G	Tim Good
10	14R	Dee Deyarmin
11	16J	Jeff Jones
12	58	Joe Zulisky
13	777	John Poling III
14	95	Brett Kalanavich
15	72w	Robin Welsh
16	33	Ronald Brown
17	88	Scott Hollopeter
18	39x	Tom Baun
19	18	Jack Mumau

MAY 22, 2004

Jim Boyer took the lead early into the Pepsi Street Stock division’s feature at Marion Center Speedway Saturday night. Boyer started the race in the seventh position and by lap five he was in the front ahead of the pole-sitter, Eric Lingenfelter. Boyer and Lingenfelter had a good race for the feature, but Boyer was better this time winning the feature with Lingenfelter finishing second. Jeff Taylor came up from twelfth to finish third and Jake Ayers moved from sixteenth to fourth. Even fifth place finisher, Jason Fosnaught came up from nineteenth at the first green. The rest of the top ten for the Pepsi Street Stocks were: Dave Potter, Jr., Nick Goss, Skip Lindemuth, Matt Hugill, & Tim White. The heat races were won by Jeff Taylor, Tim White and Scott Stein.

Rick Strong won his second feature of the season in the Lias Tire Latemodel division. Strong picked up the first win in the first feature of the 2004 season and has now made it two out of three by winning Saturday night. Strong's victory was not an easy task with pole sitter, Jerry Redden trying to get his spot back and Dave Satterlee charging to the front trying to pickup his first MC win this season, and even Alex Ferree who started on the outside pole was challenging Strong. At the checkers it was Strong –First, Satterlee-second, Ferree-third, Redden-fourth, and Dave Peterman, last week’s winner-fifth. Rounding out the top ten in order: Rick Lias, Ken Schaltenbrand, Tony Raneri, B D Laraway, and Keith Whitherite. The Lias Tire Latemodel heats were won by Mike Blose, Dave Peterman, and Rick Lias.

Steve McKendree took two laps to take the lead in the Stitching Post Strictly Stock Division feature, a spot that he wouldn’t give up the rest of the race. Justin Queen started on the pole and lost that position to McKendree after leading the first two laps. Queen then had other problems that led to an early retirement. McKendree had started fifth and was chased by Robert James most of the race from James’ sixth place start. Then Dee Deyarmin was in position to challenge the leader. But at the end McKendree was first, Deyarmin-second, Tony Hugill-third, Tim Good-fourth, and Aaron Walker was fifth. Robert James finished sixth, Larry Matter-seventh, Don Hickok-eighth, Bruce Large-ninth, and Jeff Jones was tenth. Dee Deyarmin, Larry Matter, and Tim Good won the heat races.

Larry Hollenbaugh took the lead at the halfway point of the East American Motorsport Limited Latemodels’ feature. Starting in the eleventh position, in took him ten laps to get to first and ten more to win the race. Chris Johnston started right in front of Hollenbaugh, but finished right behind him. Tom Shaffer started on the pole, but was in an accident that retired him for the evening (hopefully only for the evening-it wasn’t pretty)-Jim Detman took the lead after the demise of Shaffer and held that place for seven laps before Hollenbaugh took over. Hollenbaugh took first, Chris Johnston was second, Mark Stiffler-third, Bruce Walker-fourth, and Clay Copeman-fifth. Sixth place went to Jim Detman, Denny Walker was seventh, Dan Stormer-eighth, Cheyenne Reed-ninth, and Tom Snyder-tenth. Cheyenne Reed, Larry Hollenbaugh, and Bruce Walker were winners in the heat races.

Race fans! Next Saturday will be the inaugural running of four cylinder, front wheel drive cars at Marion Center Speedway. The “Rice Burners” will be here for a trial run and may be added to the program for the rest of the season if the administration/management of the track feel it is an asset to the facility. Be sure to mark your calendars for a special race at Marion Center Speedway on Monday, May 31 for the Memorial Day Special-the Twin Twenty-Five lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels-which will pay $1500 to win each of the twin-twenty-five lap features (thanks to Pepsi and Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling. The E. Am. Motorsport Limited Lates are welcome to run with the Latemodels that night, and the nights entertainment will also include racing for the Pepsi Street Stocks and the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks. Special thanks to the following sponsors for door prizes: Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles of Punxsutawney (near WalMart), Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant in Shelocta and Furniture World East in Kittanning and Indiana.

Diane Peffer

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Mike Blose
2	44	Rick Davis
3	17T	Tom Kitchen
4	s1	Rick Strong
5	4w	Keith Witherite

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	19	Dave Peterman
2	88	Chuck Sarver
3	18B	Dave Blazavich
4	2	BD Laraway
5	4F	Alex Ferree

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	26	Rick Lias
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	64	Tony Raneri
4	5R	Jerry Redden
5	74	Russ Dunn

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - s1 - Rick Strong

	Car #	Name
1	s1	Rick Strong
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	4F	Alex Ferree
4	5R	Jerry Redden
5	19	Dave Peterman
6	26	Rick Lias
7	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
8	64	Tony Raneri
9	2	BD Laraway
10	4w	Keith Witherite
11	44	Rick Davis
12	74	Russ Dunn
13	17T	Tom Kitchen
14	55	Chris Schneider
15	97	Ben Satterlee
16	36	Bob Sheesley
17	62	Mark Stair
18	27J	Jack Thornton
19	15E	Steve Everhart
20	18B	Dave Blazavich
21	88	Chuck Sarver
22	5	Mike Blose

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	12	Cheyenne Reed
2	5J	Chris Johnston
3	5	Shane McMeans
4	07x	Mark Stiffler
5	19c	Chris Clark

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	40	Carl Ruth
3	07	Denny Walker
4	111	Jim Detman
5	1	Gary Miller Jr

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	37	Bruce Walker
2	28	Clay Copeman
3	11Y	Dale Yeaney
4	62	Tom Shaffer
5	23	Bill Phillips

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 1H - Larry Hollenbaugh

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	5J	Chris Johnston
3	07x	Mark Stiffler
4	37	Bruce Walker
5	28	Clay Copeman
6	111	Jim Detman
7	07	Denny Walker
8	16	Dan Stormer
9	12	Cheyenne Reed
10	1*	Tom Snyder
11	23	Bill Phillips
12	1	Gary Miller Jr
13	96	Tom Jobe
14	19c	Chris Clark
15	18T	Howie Tapper
16	40	Carl Ruth
17	5	Shane McMeans
18	27B	Frank Brocious
19	11Y	Dale Yeaney
20	62	Tom Shaffer

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	60	Jeff Tayler
2	23	John Oaks
3	31R	Bob Hill
4	97	Denny Keener
5	65H	Matt Hugill

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	73	Dave Potter Jr
3	w3	John Weaver
4	71	Jay Getch
5	8	Rich Waltman

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	17J	Jim Boyer
3	11H	Jeff Hoffman
4	15	Eric Lingenfelter
5	4	Jake Ayers

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 17J - Jim Boyer

	Car #	Name
1	17J	Jim Boyer
2	15	Eric Lingenfelter
3	60	Jeff Taylor
4	4	Jake Ayers
5	J19	Jason Fosnaught
6	73	Dave Potter Jr
7	80	Nick Goss
8	455	Skip Lindenmuth
9	65H	Matt Hugill
10	6	Tim White
11	11H	Jeff Hoffman
12	31R	Bob Hill
13	418	Scott Stein
14	w3	John Weaver
15	95	Mike Dempsey
16	8	Rich Waltman
17	23	John Oaks
18	5	Don Watman
19	27R	Shane Russell
20	71	Jay Getch
21	97	Denny Keener
22	100	Derek Elkin

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	14R	Dee Deyarmin
2	58	Joe Zulisky
3	41	Robert James
4	777	John Poling
5	88	Scott Hollopeter

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter
2	54w	Aaron Walker
3	28	Dave Williams
4	98	Steve McKendree
5	30	Mike Silk

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	38G	Tim Good
2	92	Bill Chillcolt
3	99I	Abby Ivory
4	2w	Justin Queen
5	65H	Tony Hugill

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 98 - Steve McKendree

	Car #	Name
1	98	Steve McKendree
2	14R	Dee Deyarmin
3	65H	Tony Hugill
4	38G	Tim Good
5	54w	Aaron Walker
6	41	Robert James
7	75	Larry Matter
8	2H	Don Hickok
9	44L	Bruce Large
10	16J	Jeff Jones
11	28	Dave Williams
12	30	Mike Silk
13	99I	Abby Ivory
14	88	Scott Hollopeter
15	95	Mike Dempsey
16	72w	Robin Welsh
17	2w	Justin Queen
18	777	John Poling
19	58	Joe Zielisky
20	18	Jack Mumau

MAY 29, 2004

The Marion Center Speedway was filled with action Saturday night on the quarter-mile clay oval between Indiana and Punxsutawney, off Route 119.

The Stitching Post Strictly Stock division was the first feature of the night. Tony Hugill took the lead first and held onto that for four laps until a caution came out to stop the race. On the restart, Robert James from Mahaffey was able to get the jump on Hugill to take the lead. The two competitors played cat & mouse chasing each other around the circle, but Hugill was unable to regain the lead and finished second to Robert James. Larry Matter moved into third place, Dave Williams finished fourth, and last week’s winner, Steve McKendree was fifth. Bobby Nole took home sixth place; Bruce Large-seventh, John Poling III-eighth; Jack Mumau-ninth; and tenth went to Dee Deyarmin. In the heat races, Don Hickok and Jack Mumau were the victors.

Larry Hollenbaugh from Punxsutawney picked up his third win in four features in Marion Center Speedway’s East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Late Model Division. Mark Stiffler started on the outside pole and led the cars around the track past the halfway point of the feature. While Stiffler was holding his own against Tom Snyder and Bruce Walker, Larry Hollenbaugh was working his way to the front from his 13’th starting position. By lap 13, averaging a car every lap, Hollenbaugh was in the lead. Hollenbaugh, Stiffler and Bruce Walker were joined in a battle for the lead by Denny Walker and Dan Stormer. Then after the white flag came out, coming down to the checkers, Bruce Walker made contact with Stiffler, as the two were running second and third. The Checkered flag was thrown along with yellow flag ending the race and stopping the advancement of the rest of the field. Bruce Walker was charged with the caution relegating him to the back of the current field, and the cars from Hollenbaugh on back were scored from the previous green lap. The outcome: Larry Hollenbaugh-First, Mark Stiffler-Second, Dan Stormer-Third, Tom Snyder-Fourth, and Denny Walker-Fifth. Rounding out the top ten were: Chris Johnston-sixth, Jim Baker-seventh, Rich Womeldorf-eighth, Jim Detman-ninth, and Tom Jobe-tenth. Larry Hollenbaugh also won his heat race; and the other heat was won by Scott Stein.

Jeff Taylor became the first repeat winner in the Pepsi Street Stock Division. After having a different winner every week, Taylor was able to break the spell and break away from the rest of the pack for the victory giving him wins in two out of four of the Pepsi Street Stock features. Matt Hugill started on the pole and Rich Waltman took the lead away from him on the second lap, and by the third lap, Eric Lingenfelter was the leader. Lingenfelter led much of the race from that point as things settled down in the middle of the race. Towards the end of the twenty-lap feature, Jeff Taylor took the opportunity to take the lead from Lingenfelter and was able to outrun him in several restarts near the end of the race. Taylor picked up the win, Lingenfelter was second, third went to John Weaver, Scott Stein was fourth, and Bob Hill was fifth. Sixth place was where Matt Hugill finished up, Rich Waltman right behind him for seventh, Jake Ayers came in eighth, Gregg Blystone picked up ninth and Scott Charles finished tenth. Both Blystone and Charles were first-timers at the track. In the heats: Scott Stein easily won his heat and Tim White took the other heat.

In the Lias Tire and Auto Service Late Model Division, in Satterlee in the beginning and Satterlee at the end but it wasn’t the same car, or driver. Ben Satterlee started the Lias Tire feature on the pole and did very well as a young driver in keeping the lead for seven laps. Then others started pushing for the lead, which Ben held his ground until it was Dad racing up beside him to challenge the young driver’s skill. Dave Satterlee, Ben’s father, passed Ben and opened the door for others to follow. Slowly Ben drifted back into the pack as Dave continued to press onward in the lead. Dave Satterlee won his first feature this season at Marion Center, after two second places, and the victory at Dog Hollow Speedway Friday night gave him back-to-back victories. Jerry Redden took second place, Ken Schaltenbrand finished third, Alex Ferree was fourth, and Rick Lias took fifth. Sixth place went to Mike Blose, Tony Raneri was seventh, Rick Strong-eighth, Rick Davis-ninth, and Chuck Sarver-tenth. And Ben Satterlee-just bumped out of the top ten-took eleventh. In the Lias Tire heats: Ken Schaltenbrand and Rick Lias were the winners.

The newest feature of the night was in the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. Ten competitors came out for the first running of the four cylinder class at Marion Center Speedway. An old familiar name crept up as the cars took the track-Randy Reed, a former competitor from Punxsutawney in the Pro-Stock division of last season was behind the wheel of a Dodge Neon to compete in the races. Reed did very well by taking the heat race and the feature with somewhat of a clean sweep. Reed’s toughest competition was Mike Ziner who finished a close second, and Dan Adams looked strong in third place. Brent Buterbaugh swept up fourth place and George McFeaters and teammate Mike Hurd were fifth. Wayne Keith took sixth, Burt Whetzel was seventh, Glenn Carpenter-eighth, Andrew Satterlee (younger brother of Ben) took ninth, and tenth went to Paul Douglas. This could be one of those classes that grows on you. The racing was competitive, and a lot of the drivers were not experienced veterans of the track like Reed. We’ll need to keep an eye on this division to see how well it grows and which direction it’s headed. It could be something good for new drivers to try and “get their feet wet”, and gain experience for future moves into other divisions-like Jeff Gordon starting with go-karts-or just a low budget race division for backyard mechanics and people that just want to race without all the hassle of sponsors and spending the kids’ college fund. Good luck four cylinders, and spread the word-it’s fun and exciting-and cheap but worth it too.

Don Peffer

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
2	64	Tony Raneri
3	5R	Jerry Redden
4	27J	Jack Thornton
5	97	Ben Satterlee

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	26	Rick Lias
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	1s	Rick Strong
4	4F	Alex Ferree
5	18B	Dave Blazavich

Late Model Feature

(photo by Janice Braughler)

Feature Winner - 79 - Dave Satterlee

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	5R	Jerry Redden
3	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
4	4F	Alex Ferree
5	26	Rick Lias
6	5	Mike Blose
7	64	Tony Raneri
8	s1	Rick Strong
9	44	Rick Davis
10	88	Chuck Sarver
11	97	Ben Satterlee
12	18B	Dave Blazavich
13	27J	Jack Thornton
14	2	BD Laraway
15	55	Chris Schneider
16	4w	Keith Witherite

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	37	Bruce Walker
2	16	Dan Stormer
3	5J	Chris Johnston
4	12	Cheyenne Reed
5	07x	Mark Stiffler

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	1s	Tom Snyder
3	71	Jim Baker
4	2s	Bill Strong
5	18T	Howie Tapper

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

(photos by Janice Braughler)

Feature Winner - 1H - Larry Hollenbaugh

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	07x	Mark Stiffler
3	16	Dan Stormer
4	1s	Tom Snyder
5	07	Denny Walker
6	5J	Chris Johnston
7	71	Jim Baker
8	2R	Rich Womeldorf
9	111	Jim Detman
10	96	Tom Jobe
11	11Y	Dale Yaney
12	37	Bruce Walker
13	18T	Howie Tapper
14	2s	Bill Strong
15	40	Carl Ruth
16	73	Ray Weaver
17	12	Cheyenne Reed
18	5	Shane McMeans
19	50	Jeff Weakland

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	23	John Oaks
3	4	Jake Ayers
4	80	Nick Goss
5	8	Rich Waltman

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	6ers	Greg Blystone
4	15	Eric Lingenfelter
5	65H	Matt Hugill

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 60 - Jeff Taylor

	Car #	Name
1	60	Jeff Taylor
2	15	Eric Lingenfelter
3	w3	John Weaver
4	418	Scott Stein
5	31R	Bob Hill
6	65H	Matt Hugill
7	8	Rich Waltman
8	4	Jake Ayers
9	6ers	Greg Blystone
10	6Jr	Scott Charles
11	27R	Shane Russell
12	455	Skip Lindemuth
13	80	Nick Goss
14	11H	Jeff Hoffman
15	5	Don Waltman
16	31	Rich Shank
17	100	Derek Elkin
18	6	Tim White
19	23	John Oaks

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	75	Larry Matter
3	2w	Justin Queen
4	65H	Tony Hugill
5	88	Scott Hollopeter

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	14R	Dee Deyarmin
4	41	Robert James
5	28	Dave Williams

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 41 - Robert James

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	65H	Tony Hugill
3	75	Larry Matter
4	28	Dave Williams
5	98	Steve McKendree
6	24N	Bobby Nole
7	44L	Bruce Large
8	777	John Poling III
9	18	Jack Mumau
10	14R	Dee Deyarmin
11	88	Scott Hollopeter
12	72w	Robin Welsh
13	95	Brett Kalanavich
14	2H	Don Hickok
15	2w	Justin Queen

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	4T8	George McFeaters
3	83	Dan Adams
4	2	Andrew Satterlee
5	100	Brent Buterbaugh

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	409	Mike Ziner
3	83	Dan Adams
4	100	Brent Buterbaugh
5	4T8	George McFeaters
6	650	Wayne Keith
7	XX	Bert Wetzel
8	00	Glen Carpenter
9	2	Andrew Satterlee
10	168	Paul Douglas

JUNE 05, 2004

Light rain or a drizzle throughout much of the day, and overcast skies kept Marion Center Speedway’s clay oval damp and tacky for Saturday night’s races. The track conditions are always favored by some and disliked by a few, but there wasn’t any dust in the fans’ eyes so they could witness all the exciting action on the track.

The Pepsi Street Stock division was the first feature of the night. John Oaks started on the pole and was running great, but the front-runners in the race soon found themselves intermixed with slower cars as they started to lap cars. After the halfway flags came out, Scott Stein found an opening to shoot through to take the lead. Stein won the feature with Oaks coming in second place. Scott Alvetro picked up third followed by Eric Lingenfelter in fourth, Bob Hill in fifth, and Tim White was sixth. Next came Jeff Taylor-seventh, Jim Boyer-eighth, Skip Lindemuth-ninth, and Don Waltman in tenth. The preliminary heats were won by John Weaver and Scott Stein.

B D Laraway started on the pole of the Lias Tire Latemodels, and went on to take the checkered flag for his first win in driving Late Models. If it wouldn’t have been for Sammy Stile, Laraway would’ve went flag to flag in the lead. Early into the race Stile made a pass on Laraway for the lead, then coming off number 4 turn, something let loose in the Stile car and he was left sitting waiting on tow. The incident put Laraway back into the lead, which he held onto despite the efforts of other tough competitors. Mike Blose, Jerry Redden, Rod Phillips were just some of the drivers that came close to taking the lead, but it wasn’t to be-it was BD’s night. Finishing second to Laraway was Rodney Phillips; Jerry Redden was in third, Mike Blose took fourth, and Dave Peterman was fifth. Dave Blazavich finished sixth with Dave Satterlee in seventh, Bobby Stone in eighth, Keith Witherite was ninth and Chuck Sarver took tenth. Dave Satterlee and Dave Peterman each won a heat race for the Lias Tire Late Models.

The end of the Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature was exciting with the lead changing every other lap. Bruce Large started on the pole and held the front position for the first ten laps. Steve McKendree then passed Large to lead two laps, then debris on the racetrack brought out a caution flag to slow things down. The restart was what Jack Mumau needed to get around McKendree. Mumau was able to keep the lead for the remaining few laps for the victory. Steve McKendree took second, Robert James was third, Dave Williams took fourth and fifth went to Tim Good. Rounding out the top ten were in order: Bruce Large, Tom Baun, Justin Queen, Don Hickok, and Dee Deyarmin. Justin Queen and Robert James won the heat races.

There were some exciting times in the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel division feature. Shawn McGarvey brought the cars onto the track from his pole position starting point and continued to lead until a caution came out after four laps into the race. McGarvey was not involved in the incident, but for some reason McGarvey went to the pits under caution and never returned. The action of McGarvey put Bernie Whiteford in the leaders position. Whiteford was pursued by Denny Walker and then Cheyenne Reed came around Walker to challenge Whiteford, but Reed wasn’t able to pass Whiteford either. Larry Hollenbaugh had worked his way to the front and also tried to pass Whiteford but wasn’t able to do it. Bernie Whiteford picked up the checkered flag for first; Larry Hollenbaugh was second, Cheyenne Reed-third, Chris Johnston-fourth and Denny Walker-fifth. Sixth through tenth positions were filled by Dan Stormer-sixth, Ray Weaver-seventh, Carl Ruth-eighth, Tom Jobe-ninth and an unidentified new driver to the track was tenth driving the 1B car. The heat races were won by Shane McMeans and Tom Snyder.

The Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burner division was won by Randy Reed for the second week in a row, which makes Reed undefeated in the division. Reed pulled away from the field after coming from last in a field of a dozen cars to take the lead at the halfway point from Dan Adams who led the first half of the feature. Dennis Weisgarber followed Reed around Adams but was unable to keep up with Reed and finished in second with Adams in third. Matt Shirk finished fourth, Jason Peters-fifth, Andrew Satterlee-sixth, Gregg Satterlee-seventh, Virgil Small –eighth, Wayne Keith-ninth, and an unidentified 18F was tenth. Finishing out the field were Bert Wetzel and Brent Buterbaugh. The heats for the Don Huey 4 Cylinders were won by Randy Reed and Jason Peters.

The Twin Twenty-five lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels that was scheduled for Memorial Day and rained out has been rescheduled for Saturday, July31 as a regular night of racing. The Twin twenty-five lap features will have preliminary heats for each with only a pre-determined number of cars from the first feature automatically qualifying for the second feature. The payoff for the Latemodels will be $1500 MINIMUM to win each feature-the payoff continues to grow as new sponsors come forward to increase the purse (thanks to Pepsi and Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, and there’s always room for more-contact the speedway at 724-397-2620 or 724-397-2718 for more information). The race time will be 7:30 PM, same as Saturday nights’ regular programs. The night’s events will also include the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks, and the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Late Models are invited to run with the Lias Tire Latemodels that night. All other track rules will be in effect.

Kid’s Bike Races have been scheduled! The bike races will be held during intermission on June 26, July 17, and the Championship on August 14. The Home Made Restaurant in Home and Pepsi are helping to sponsor this seasons bike races.

Special thanks to Butler Auto Supply for their sponsorship and the following sponsors for door prizes: Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles of Punxsutawney (near WalMart), Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant in Shelocta, Furniture World East in Kittanning and Indiana Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling of Indiana, and Freedom Outdoor Furnaces.

Don Peffer

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	5	Mike Blose
3	2s	Sammy Stile
4	26	Rick Lias
5	5R	Jerry Redden

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	19	Dave Peterman
2	1P	Rod Phillips
3	27	Bobby Stone
4	4w	Keith Witherite
5	2	BD Laraway

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 2 - BD Laraway

	Car #	Name
1	2	BD Laraway
2	1P	Rod Phillips
3	5R	Jerry Redden
4	5	Mike Blose
5	19	Dave Peterman
6	18B	Dave Blazavich
7	79	Dave Satterlee
8	27	Bobby Stone
9	4w	Keith Witherite
10	88	Chuck Sarver
11	62	Mark Stair
12	6	Val Johnson
13	97	Ben Satterlee
14	1s	Rick Strong
15	26	Rick Lias
16	2s	Sammy Stile
17	24m

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Shane McMeans
2	82G	Ted Gallaher
3	62	Tom Shaffer
4	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
5	37	Bruce Walker

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	1*	Tom Snyder
2	12	Cheyenne Reed
3	33	Bernie Whiteford
4	73	Ray Weaver
5	8P	Shawn McGarvey

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 33 - Bernie Whiteford

	Car #	Name
1	33	Bernie Whiteford
2	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	5J	Chris Johnston
5	07	Denny Walker
6	16	Dan Stormer
7	73	Ray Weaver
8	40	Carl Ruth
9	96	Tom Jobe
10	1B
11	62	Tom Shaffer
12	37	Bruce Walker
13	11Y	Dale Yeaney
14	2s	Bill Strong
15	8P	Shawn McGarvey
16	82G	Ted Gallaher
17	42m	Jason McCullough
18	5	Shane McMeans

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	w3	John Weaver
2	64	Scott Alvetro
3	15	Eric Lingenfelter
4	455	Skip Lindemuth
5	5B	Steve Barnes

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	5	Don Waltman
3	60	Jeff Taylor
4	97	Denny Kenner
5	31R	Bob Hill

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 418 - Scott Stein

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	23	John Oaks
3	64	Scott Alvetro
4	15	Eric Lingenfelter
5	31R	Bob Hill
6	6	Tim White
7	60	Jeff Taylor
8	17J	Jim Boyer
9	455	Skip Lindemuth
10	5	Don Waltman
11	w3	John Weaver
12	8	Rich Waltman
13	5B	Steve Barnes
14	69	Lee Stewart
15	97	Denny Keener
16	100	Derek Elkin

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	2w	Justin Queen
2	33K	Ed Keilman
3	98	Steve McKendree
4	38G	Tim Good
5	28	Dave Williams

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	2H	Don Hickok
3	18	Jack Mumau
4	39x	Eric Baun
5	777	John Poling III

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 18 - Jack Mumau

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	41	Robert James
4	28	Dave Williams
5	38G	Tim Good
6	44L	Bruce Large
7	39x	Tom Baun
8	2w	Justin Queen
9	2H	Don Hickok
10	14R	Dee Deyarmin
11	24N	Bobby Nolan
12	75	Larry Matter
13	65H	Tony Hugill
14	95	Brett Kalanavich
15	72w	Robin Welsh
16	5L	Mike Latta
17	J4	Gary Hepler
18	99I	Abby Ivory
19	777	John Poling III
20	33K	Ed Keilman

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	2	Andrew Satterlee
3	62	Dennis Weisgarber
4	83	Dan Adams
5	22	Greg Satterlee

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	1	Jason Peters
2	31R	Matt Shirk
3	650	Wayne Keith
4	11	Virgil Small
5	18F

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	62	Dennis Weisgarber
3	83	Dan Adams
4	31R	Matt Shirk
5	1	Jason Peters
6	2	Andrew Satterlee
7	22	Greg Satterlee
8	11	Virgil Small
9	650	Wayne Keith
10	18F	Josh Repik
11	XX	Bert Wetzel
12	100	Brent Buterbaugh

JUNE 12, 2004

It was a great night of racing at Marion Center Speedway Saturday night with friendly skies shining overhead and a shiny red pace truck from Kelly Chrysler/Jeep /Dodge of Brookville to lead the features onto the track and set the pace for restarts when necessary. Jerome Gearhart, Service Manager for Kelly brought the truck to the track and Bill Kelly from the dealership was also on board the Hemi Sport model of the Dodge Ram truck.

Aaron Walker was a good leader in the Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature as he took his line from the outside pole position to the checkered flag. Walker from Sykesville, led the entire race with Tim Good right behind him (where he started) and Dee Deyarmin had the starting position behind Good and finished third-behind Good. That’s as far as the line-up went in following the leader with Robert James coming up from the 17’th slot to take fourth splitting Deyarmin and Jack Mumau to break the chain. Sixth place went to Steve McKendree; followed by Justin Queen in seventh, Dave Williams-8’th, Mike Boring-9’th, and Ryan Daughenbaugh in tenth. The Stitching Post Strictly Stock heats were won by Jack Mumau, Don Hickok and Dee Deyarmin.

In the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel division feature the Punxsutawney Trio swept the top three positions. Bruce Walker started on the pole and kept the lead throughout the feature. Walker was pursued heavily by Cheyenne Reed who started beside him, but Reed couldn’t get past Walker. Larry Hollenbaugh was hooked up again Saturday night coming from eleventh on the starting grid to challenge Walker for the lead in laps 14 through 20 after Hollenbaugh passed Reed, and settled into second place. Following Reed’s third place finish was Alex Nicoletti in fourth and Chris Johnston in fifth. Gary Miller, Jr. took sixth; Dave Buchanan-7’th, Dan Stormer was eighth after having two positions taken away from him for jumping on the last restart after a caution; Clay Copeman was ninth, and tenth went to Ray Weaver. Ray Weaver had won his heat race as well as Chris Johnston and Rich Womeldorf. –On a side note, Tom Snyder who was ejected from last weeks races for rough driving and then given two weeks off for the hand gestures he made at the officials while leaving the track, has been suspended indefinitely from being at Marion Center Speedway for continuing his actions and the actions of his pit crew after leaving the racing surface area. Good sportsmanship is a must for all competitors in any sport, and the family friendly atmosphere of Marion Center Speedway should not be compromised by inappropriate actions of participants, spectators or staff.

The Pepsi Street Stock division was the next feature race of the night. Eric Lingenfelter took the pole for this event and was able to lead the first seven laps before he spun out and Jim Boyer took over the lead. Boyer started in eighth place and had caught up to Lingenfelter thus getting the lead with Lingenfelter’s spin out. Jeff Taylor worked his way from fifteenth into second place to put Tim White in third after White had started in second. One of the new people at the track Saturday night, Paul Schreckengost of Creighton, took fourth place and Scott Stein rounded out the top five. Jake Ayers finished sixth; Rob Shook (also new from Creighton) –seventh, Eric Lingenfelter ended the race in eighth, John Weaver –ninth and Jason Fosnaught was tenth. Taking the heats for the Pepsi Street Stocks were Jim Boyer, Jake Ayers and John Oaks.

Ken Schaltenbrand started the Lias Tire Latemodel feature on the outside pole and led the first eight laps, but before the half-way flags came out, Dave Satterlee who started in line behind Schaltenbrand made a pass for the lead that he would not relinquish for the rest of the race. Satterlee was caught by Mike Blose who only had to keep up with Satterlee from the beginning of the race, starting directly behind him, but the other cars on the track kept “following the leader” a little difficult at times. Satterlee knew that any mistake would let Blose into the lead, but Dave Satterlee didn’t make any mistakes to win the Lias Tire Latemodel Feature with Mike Blose in a close second place finish. Ken Schaltenbrand took third place; Rod Phillips was fourth, and Rick Lias finished fifth. Rounding out the top ten in order were Rick Strong-sixth, Dave Blazavich-seventh, Tom Kitchen-eighth, Chuck Sarver-ninth and then Rick Davis. In the preliminary heats, Rick Strong and Rod Phillips were the winners.

Randy Reed swept the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners again for the third straight win, but this time it wasn’t as easy. Reed started last on the inside row of an eighteen car starting grid (It’s Growing!) and a new driver in the division, Doug Hollenbaugh (only new to this division of racing) was starting near the front and determined to keep fellow Punxsy native out of first place. Hollenbaugh nearly succeeded in dethroning the Rice Burner King, Randy Reed but on the last turn of the last lap, Randy Reed was coming past Hollenbaugh to take the checkers. Hollenbaugh gave Reed a friendly “nudge” towards the wall as Reed went by him in a last ditch effort to win the race, but Reed handled that too and won the third straight 4 Cylinder feature. Doug Hollenbaugh took second and was there to congratulate Reed when he posed for photos after the race. Brent Buterbaugh took third place, Chad Satterlee was fourth (yes it’s yet another Satterlee on the track)-followed by Andrew Satterlee in fifth and Greg Satterlee in sixth. Richie Brown started on the pole for the feature and finished seventh; Eric Myers was eighth, Glen Carpenter was ninth and Wayne Keith was tenth. Winning the heats were Andrew Satterlee and Jeremy Detwiler. The 4 Cylinders are really having fun on the track, and there might be a little more bumping, or “rubbing” going on that makes the track officials nervous. But you know they’re having fun when Greg Satterlee comes onto the track in his miniature station wagon with luggage strapped to the roof like the “family truckster” in a Chevy Chase movie.

Next week at the track will be the “Father’s Day Special” so bring Dad to a night of racing for Father’s Day. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for this year’s Independence Day celebration with racing and fireworks on Saturday night, July 3. As a part of the regular racing program, a fireworks display by the Starfire Corp. will light up the skies again this year.

The Twin Twenty-five lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels that was scheduled for Memorial Day and rained out has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 31 as a regular night of racing. The Twin twenty-five lap features will have preliminary heats for each with only a pre-determined number of cars from the first feature automatically qualifying for the second feature. The payoff for the Latemodels will be $1500 MINIMUM to win each feature-the payoff continues to grow as new sponsors come forward to increase the purse (thanks to Pepsi and Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, and there’s always room for more-contact the speedway at 724-397-2620 or 724-397-2718 for more information). The race time will be 7:30 PM, same as Saturday nights’ regular programs. The night’s events will also include the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks, and the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Late Models are invited to run with the Lias Tire Latemodels that night. All other track rules will be in effect.

A Special race for the East American Motorsport Limited Latemodels will be held on Wednesday, August 4, 2004. Keep watching for more details-as of now the Pepsi Street Stocks and the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks as well as the Don Huey $ Cylinders may also be running that night with the Limited Lates.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	1P	Ron Phillips
2	5	Mike Blose
3	79	Dave Satterlee
4	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
5	19	Dave Peterman

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	1s	Rick Strong
2	17T	Tom Kitchen
3	26	Rick Lias
4	88	Chuck Sarver
5	3s	Dick Swartzlander

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 79 - Dave Satterlee

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	5	Mike Blose
3	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
4	1P	Ron Phillips
5	26	Rick Lias
6	1s	Rick Strong
7	18B	Dave Blazavich
8	17T	Tom Kitchen
9	88	Chuck Sarver
10	44	Rick Davis
11	2	BD Laraway
12	19	Dave Peterman
13	3s	Dick Swartzlander
14	62	Mark Stair
15	3	Dan Swartzlander
16	27J	Jack Thornton

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	73	Ray Weaver
2	8	Paul Hrubochak
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	71	Jim Baker
5	96	Tom Jobe

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5J	Chris Johnston
2	28N	Alex Nicoletti
3	37	Bruce Walker
4	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
5	07	Denny Walker

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	2R	Rich Womeldorf
2	111	Jim Detman
3	28	Clay Copeman
4	1	Gary Miller Jr
5	11Y	Dale Yeaney

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 37 - Bruce Walker

	Car #	Name
1	37	Bruce Walker
2	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	28N	Alex Nicoletti
5	5J	Chris Johnston
6	1	Gary Miller Jr
7	72	Dave Buchanan
8	16	Dan Stormer
9	28	Clay Copeman
10	73	Ray Weaver
11	8	Paul Hrubochak
12	50	Jeff Weakland
13	96	Tom Jobe
14	2s	Bill Strong
15	2R	Rich Womeldorf
16	2w	Marc Whetstone
17	111	Jim Detman
18	71	Jim Baker
19	07	Denny Walker
20	40	Carl Ruth
21	11Y	Dale Yeaney
22	18T	Howie Tapper

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	17J	Jim Boyer
2	418	Scott Stein
3	6	Tim White
4	6ers	Greg Blystone
5	J19	Jason Fosnaught

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	23	John Oaks
2	11	Jeff Enos
3	15	Eric Lingenfelter
4	11H	Jeff Hoffman
5	5	Don Waltman

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	4	Jake Ayers
2	3s	Paul Schreckengost
3	09	Mike Pegher Jr
4	8	Rich Waltman
5	60	Jeff Taylor

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 17J - Jim Boyer

	Car #	Name
1	17J	Jim Boyer
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	6	Tim White
4	3s	Paul Schreckengost
5	418	Scott Stein
6	4	Jake Ayers
7	64x	Rob Shook
8	15	Eric Lingenfelter
9	w3	John Weaver
10	J19	Jason Fosnaught
11	455	Skip Lindemuth
12	09	Mike Pegher Jr
13	11H	Jeff Hoffman
14	9R	Roger Stivenson
15	97	Denny Kenner
16	23	John Oaks
17	5	Don Waltman
18	8	Rich Waltman
19	71	Jay Getch
20	6ers	Greg Blystone
21	8K	Jeremy Kunselman
22	11	Jeff Enos
23	100	Derek Elkin

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	54w	Aaron Walker
4	2w	Justin Queen
5	28	Dave Williams

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	38G	Tim Good
3	777	John Poling III
4	31	Mike Boring
5	26s	Tim Bracken

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	14R	Dee Deyarmin
2	44L	Bruce Large
3	16J	Jeff Jones
4	32	Ryan Daughenbaugh
5	5L	Mike Latta

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 54w - Aaron Walker

	Car #	Name
1	54w	Aaron Walker
2	38G	Tim Good
3	14R	Dee Deyarmin
4	41	Robert James
5	18	Jack Mumau
6	98	Steve McKendree
7	2w	Justin Queen
8	28	Dave Williams
9	31	Mike Boring
10	32	Ryan Daughenbaugh
11	75	Larry Matter
12	44L	Bruce Large
13	65H	Tony Hugill
14	2H	Don Hickok
15	95	Brent Kalanavich
16	72w	Robin Welsh
17	64	Rick Henry
18	777	John Poling III
19	16J	Jeff Jones
20	5L	Matt Latta
21	39x	Eric Baun
22	40	Matt Wright
23	26s	Tim Bracken

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	2	Andrew Satterlee
2	83	Dan Adams
3	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
4	31R	Matt Shirk
5	43L	Mike Lydic

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	79	Jeremy Detwiler
2	20	Chad Satterlee
3	168	Paul Douglas
4	52	Richie Brown
5	100	Brent Buterbaugh

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
3	100	Brent Buterbaugh
4	20	Chad Satterlee
5	2	Andrew Satterlee
6	22	Greg Satterlee
7	52	Richie Brown
8	XX	Bert Wetzel
9	00	Glen Carpenter
10	650	Wayne Keith
11	48s	Allen Lydic
12	43L	Mike Lydic
13	11	Virgil Small
14	31R	Matt Shirk
15	83	Don Adams
16	168	Paul Douglas
17	18F	Mike Bolette
18	79	Jeremy Detwiler

JUNE 19, 2004

Marion Center Speedway hopes everyone had a Happy Father’s Day. Saturday night a shiny yellow Dodge Ram pace truck from Kelly Chrysler/Jeep /Dodge of Brookville led the features onto the track and set the pace for restarts when necessary. Jerome Gearhart, Service Manager for Kelly brought the “Rumble Bee”, Hemi-powered special edition truck to the track.

The Pepsi Street Stock division was the first feature race of the night. Scott Stein from Cherry Tree took the race from start to finish in front of the pack. Stein moved around Jeff Hoffman on the first lap to take the lead from the ‘pole-sitter’and held the front line the rest of the race. Tim White was close behind Stein for the first half of the race, but then was retired early. Don Waltman came up from 8’th place on the start to challenge Stein, but could only follow for a second place finish. Third place went to Jamie Barber, John Oaks took 4’th, and Bob Hill was fifth. Jake Ayers took sixth with Jeff Taylor finishing seventh, Jeff Bastin was eighth, Matt Hugill –ninth, and Denny Keener took tenth. In the preliminary heats, Bob Hill, Scott Stein, and Tim White were all winners.

The Lias Tire Latemodel feature was another “one leader” race. That one leader was Sammy Stile from Charleroi. Stile started on the outside pole position and immediately took control of the race. Mike Blose was in the second row behind the pole and was also determined to get the lead. Stile and Blose battled the entire twenty laps for the lead with at least three other cars on their tails with any one of them having the potential to win the feature event. Sammy Stile won the race with Mike Blose close behind for second and winning the battle for third was Rick Strong over Dave Peterman who took fourth and Dave Satterlee taking fifth. Not far behind was the rest of the field with sixth through tenth places filled by Rick Lias, Dave Blazavich, Gary Pease, B D Laraway, and Ben Satterlee. Winning the Lias Tire heats were Chuck Sarver, Mike Blose, and Sammy Stile.

Robert James from Mahaffey won his second Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature Saturday night by going flag to flag in the lead. James started on the outside pole and took the lead on the first lap. Jack Mumau came up from eighth place to challenge for the lead and was on the back bumper of James at the halfway point of the feature. Mumau came in second and Tom Baun went from first to third in the race. Dee Deyarmin moved through the pack from ninth to fourth and Don Hickok finished fifth. Tim Good took sixth place and was followed by Steve McKendree in seventh, Larry Matter-eighth, Aaron Walker-ninth, and Justin Queen was tenth. Aaron Walker, Don Walker, and Robert James won the three Stitching Post heat races.

In the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel division feature, Larry Hollenbaugh from Punxsutawney picked up his fourth feature win of the season. Cheyenne Reed got a good start on the feature from the outside pole position taking the lead from Hollenbaugh who was the pole position leader. Reed held off Hollenbaugh until Hollenbaugh took advantage of a restart near the halfway point of the race to get back ahead of Reed. Chris Johnston then separated the two and Reed didn’t get back in second settling for third behind Johnston who got second close behind Hollenbaugh. Fourth place went to Dave Buchanan and Bruce Walker picked up fifth. Shane McMeans finished sixth, Dan Stormer took seventh, Bill Strong-eighth, Carl Ruth-ninth, and Bill Phillips took tenth. Shane McMeans and Chris Johnston each took a heat race for the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels.

Randy Reed elected to start in the back of the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners for the feature, and the move didn’t work out, although it probably had nothing to do with the outcome. Randy Reed was quickly moving through the pack of cars to the front when a flat tire barely slowed his progress, but the black flag thrown on him for that flat tire digging into the racetrack sent him to the pits and he didn’t return. In the front of the race, Richie Brown was busy taking the lead from Doug Hollenbaugh. Hollenbaugh started on the outside pole and led the first four laps of the feature until Brown caught him from his sixth place starting position and then passed him for the lead and eventually the win de-throning the Rice-Burner King, Randy Reed (although this was the only feature not won by Randy Reed). Chad Satterlee moved from third to second place in the race, and Dan Adams moved up from eighth place to third. Hollenbaugh came in fourth and for his first time running this division at Marion Center Speedway, Bob Rougeaux, Jr. finished fifth. Sixth place went to Merle Bolette, seventh was Greg Satterlee, Glen Carpenter took eighth, Thomasina Swartz finished ninth and tenth place went to Wayne Keith. Randy Reed and Chad Satterlee were the winners in the heats.

Next week at the track will be the first running of the Kid’s Bike Races. Be sure to have bikes and helmets on hand to participate in the intermission event sponsored in part by the Home Maid restaurant, soft serve and mini-golf in Home. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for this year’s Independence Day celebration with racing and fireworks on Saturday night, July 3. As a part of the regular racing program, a fireworks display by the Starfire Corp. will light up the skies again this year.

The Twin Twenty-five lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels that were scheduled for Memorial Day and rained out has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 31 as a regular night of racing. The Twin twenty-five lap features will have preliminary heats for each with only a pre-determined number of cars from the first feature automatically qualifying for the second feature. The payoff for the Latemodels will be $1500 MINIMUM to win each feature-the payoff continues to grow as new sponsors come forward to increase the purse (thanks to Pepsi and Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, and there’s always room for more-contact the speedway at 724-397-2620 or 724-397-2718 for more information). The race time will be 7:30 PM, same as Saturday nights’ regular programs. The night’s events will also include the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks, and the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Late Models are invited to run with the Lias Tire Latemodels that night. All other track rules will be in effect.

Special thanks to Butler Auto Supply for their sponsorship and the following sponsors for door prizes: Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles of Punxsutawney (near WalMart), Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant in Shelocta, Furniture World East in Kittanning and Indiana, Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling of Indiana, and Freedom Outdoor Furnaces.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	88	Chuck Sarver
2	18B	Dave Blazavich
3	19	Dave Peterman
4	62	Mark Stair
5	97	Ben Satterlee

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Mike Blose
2	55	Chris Schneider
3	1s	Rick Strong
4	3	Dan Swartzlander
5	2	BD Laraway

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	2s	Sammy Stile
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	26	Rick Lias
4	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
5	11P	Gary Pease

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 2s - Sammy Stile

	Car #	Name
1	2s	Sammy Stile
2	5	Mike Blose
3	s1	Rick Strong
4	19	Dave Peterman
5	79	Dave Satterlee
6	26	Rick Lias
7	18B	Dave Blazavich
8	11P	Gary Pease
9	2	BD Laraway
10	97	Ben Satterlee
11	88	Chuck Sarver
12	44	Rick Davis
13	3	Dan Swartzlander
14	72m	Jim Kurpakus
15	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
16	27J	Jack Thornton
17	55	Chris Schneider
18	62	Mark Stair

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Shane McMeans
2	12	Cheyenne Reed
3	40	Carl Ruth
4	96	Tom Jobe
5	2s	Bill Strong

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5J	Chris Johnston
2	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
3	72	Dave Buchanan
4	15s	Bob Smith
5	07	Denny Walker

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Larry wishes his Dad a Happy Father's Day!

Feature Winner - 1H - Larry Hollenbaugh

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	5J	Chris Johnson
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	72	Dave Buchanan
5	37	Bruce Walker
6	5	Shane McMeans
7	16	Dan Stormer
8	2s	Bill Strong
9	40	Carl Ruth
10	23	Bill Phillips
11	15s	Bob Smith
12	2w	Marc Whetstone
13	07	Denny Walker
14	11Y	Dale Yeaney
15	96	Tom Jobe

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	31R	Bob Hill
2	11H	Jeff Hoffman
3	15	Eric Lingenfelter
4	13	Jamie Barber
5	8K	Jeremy Kunselman

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	23	John Oaks
3	5	Don Waltman
4	97	Denny Keener
5	4	Jake Ayers

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	w3	John Weaver
4	455	Skip Lindemuth
5	17J	Jim Boyer

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 418 - Scott Stein

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	5	Don Waltman
3	13	Jamie Barber
4	23	John Oaks
5	31R	Bob Hill
6	4	Jake Ayers
7	60	Jeff Taylor
8	0	Jeff Bastin
9	65H	Matt Hugill
10	97	Denny Keener
11	11H	Jeff Hoffman
12	15	Eric Lingenfelter
13	27R	Shane Russell
14	w3	John Weaver
15	31	Rich Shank
16	8K	Jeremy Kunselman
17	17J	Jim Boyer
18	6	Tim White
19	71	Jay Getch
20	100	Derek Elkin

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	54w	Aaron Walker
2	39x	Tom Baun
3	98	Steve McKendree
4	38G	Tim Good
5	65H	Tony Hugill

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	75	Larry Matter
3	18	Jack Mumau
4	44L	Bruce Large
5	95	Brett Kalanavich

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	2w	Justin Queen
3	14R	Dee Deyarmin
4	777	John Poling III
5	1m	Sam McAdamss

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 41 - Robert James

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	18	Jack Mumau
3	39x	Tom Baun
4	14R	Dee Deyarmin
5	2H	Don Hickok
6	38G	Tim Good
7	98	Steve McKendree
8	75	Larry Matter
9	54w	Aaron Walker
10	2w	Justin Queen
11	95	Brett Kalanavich
12	777	John Poling III
13	28	Dave Williams
14	65H	Tony Hugill
15	56	Mike Latta
16	72w	Robin Welsh
17	40	Carl Ruth
18	50	Matt MacDonald
19	64	Rich Henry
20	1m	Sam McAdamss

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
3	00	Glen Carpenter
4	1m
5	168	Paul Douglas

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	20	Chad Satterlee
2	100	Brent Buterbaugh
3	52	Rickie Brown
4	83	Dan Adams
5	22	Gregg Satterlee

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 52 - Richie Brown

	Car #	Name
1	52	Richie Brown
2	20	Chad Satterlee
3	83	Dan Adams
4	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
5	1	Bobby Rougeaux Jr.
6	18F	Merle Bolette
7	22	Gregg Satterlee
8	00	Glen Carpenter
9	6Jr	Tomasina Swartz
10	650	Wayne Keith
11	168	Paul Douglas
12	97s	James Stapleton
13	57m	Eric Myers
14	2	Andrew Satterlee
15	XX	Bert Wetzel
16	94	Randy Reed
17	100	Brent Buterbaugh
18	48s	Allen Lydic

JUNE 26, 2004

Larry Matter from Plumboro went from flag to flag to win the Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature Saturday night at Marion Center Speedway. Matter built up a good lead and was able to pull away from the rest of the pack on restarts for the win. Second place in the feature went to Justin Queen; Tim Good took third. Fourth place was Tom Baun, with John Poling III in fifth. Sixth through tenth places went to: Jack Mumau, Dave Williams, Bruce Large, Gary Hepler, and Matt Wright. The Stitching Post Strictly Stock heat races were won by John Poling III, Jack Mumau, and Larry Matter.

Several cautions in the East American Motorsport Limited Latemodels may have contributed to the outcome of the feature by keeping the pack close together. Dale Yeaney started up front and led the first laps with several complete starts and one lap down restarts. Then Randall Paxton, Jr. took over the lead and stayed up front despite Larry Hollenbaugh’s attempts to take the lead. Hollenbaugh just couldn’t find an opening to get around Paxton, and for the second time this season he did not win the East American Motorsport Limited Latemodel feature. Paxton won the feature with Hollenbaugh right behind him. Third place went to Cheyenne Reed; Bruce Walker was fourth and Dave Buchanan took fifth. Rounding out the top ten in order were Chris Johnston, Dan Stormer, Tom Shaffer, Chris Baker and Howie Tapper. The heats were won by Larry Matter, John Poling III, and Jack Mumau.

Tim White started on the pole of the Pepsi Street Stock feature and led the first seven laps before Scott Stein caught up to him and made the pass for the lead and went to win the feature. Stein was followed by John Oaks who finished second, Tim White took third, Jeff Taylor finished fifth. Sixth place went to Mark Bell, Jamie Barber-seventh, Eric Lingenfelter-8’th, Don Waltman-9’th and Matt Hugill took 10’th. In the preliminary heats, the winners were Jim Boyer, Jeff Taylor, and Scott Stein.

Dave Satterlee racked up another win in the Lias Tire Latemodels Saturday night at Marion Center Speedway giving him a total of three victories. Satterlee went flag to flag as the leader of the race, with Floyd Kline from Marion Center in a close second place. Third place went to Mike Blose followed by Rick Lias, B.D. Laraway, Ken Schaltenbrand, Chuck Sarver, Jerry Redden, Dave Peterman, and Rick Strong. In the heat races, the winners were Mike Blose, Dave Blazavich, and Floyd Kline.

The Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners was the next feature on the quarter-mile clay oval. Randy Reed was once again victorious in the race. Second place went to Chad Satterlee with Doug Hollenbaugh coming in a close third. Fourth place went to Richie Brown and fifth went to Dan Adams. Sixth through tenth places were filled by Greg Satterlee, Randy Brocious, Bobby Rougeaux, Gary Satterlee, and Thomasina Swartz.

The first running of the Kid’s Bike Races took place Saturday night so be sure to check out the Marion Center Speedway website for the results of that event sponsored in part by the Home Maid restaurant, soft serve and mini-golf in Home. Also, be sure to mark your calendars for this year’s Independence Day celebration with racing and fireworks on Saturday night, July 3. As a part of the regular racing program, a fireworks display by the Starfire Corp. will light up the skies again this year.

Special thanks to Butler Auto Supply for their sponsorship and the following sponsors for door prizes: Vanderpools Checkered Flag Collectibles of Punxsutawney (near WalMart), Furniture World East in Kittanning and Indiana, and Freedom Outdoor Furnaces.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Mike Blose
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	5R	Jerry Redden
4	88	Chuck Sarver
5	11P	Gary Pease

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	18B	Dave Blazavich
2	2	BD Laraway
3	26	Rick Lias
4	1s	Rick Strong
5	72m	Jim Kurpakus

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	13	Floyd Kline
2	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
3	55	Chris Schneider
4	44	Rick Davis
5	19	Dave Peterman

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 79 - Dave Satterlee

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	13	Floyd Kline
3	5	Mike Blose
4	26	Rick Lias
5	2	B D Laraway
6	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
7	88	Chuck Sarver
8	5R	Jerry Redden
9	19	Dave Peterman
10	1s	Rick Strong
11	44	Rick Davis
12	18B	Dave Blazavich
13	97	Ben Satterlee
14	55	Chris Schneider
15	72m	Jim Kurpakus
16	4w	Keith Witherite
17	11P	Gary Pease
18	27J	Jack Thornton
19	74	Russ Dunn

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5J	Chris Johnston
2	72	Dave Buchanan
3	96	Tom Jobe
4	37	Bruce Walker
5	5	Shane McMeans

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	12	Cheyenne Reed
2	11Y	Dale Yeaney
3	40	Carl Ruth
4	62	Tom Shaffer
5	1	Gary Miller Jr.

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 22R - Randall Paxton Jr.

	Car #	Name
1	22R	Randall Paxton Jr.
2	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	37	Bruce Walker
5	72	Dave Buchanan
6	5J	Chris Johnston
7	16	Dan Stormer
8	62	Tom Shaffer
9	8m	Chris Baker
10	18T	Howie Tapper
11	11y	Dale Yeaney`
12	5	Shane McMeans
13	1K	Chris Knuth
14	1	Gary Miller Jr.
15	40	Carl Ruth
16	50	Jeff Weakland

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	17J	Jim Boyer
2	6	Tim White
3	65H	Matt Hugill
4	13	Jamie Barber
5	31R	Bob Hill

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	60	Jeff Taylor
2	11H	Jeff Hoffman
3	w3	John Weaver
4	109	Charles Yate
5	23	John Oaks

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	22	Mark Bell
3	27R	Shane Russell
4	12R	Richard Wolfe
5	5	Don Waltman

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 418 - Scott Stein

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	23	John Oaks
3	6	Tim White
4	60	Jeff Taylor
5	17J	Jim Boyer
6	22	Mark Bell
7	13	Jamie Barber
8	15	Eric Lingenfelter
9	5	Don Waltman
10	65H	Matt Hugill
11	8	Rich Waltman
12	27R	Shane Russell
13	11H	Jeff Hoffman
14	4	Jake Ayers
15	97	Denny Keener
16	w3	John Weaver
17	109	Charles Yale
18	9R	Roger Stivenson
19	455	Skip Lindemuth
20	8K	Jeremy Kunselman
21	71	Jay Getch
22	31R	Bob Hill
23	6c	Terry Campbell

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	777	John Poling III
2	2w	Justin Queen
3	38G	Tim Good
4	41	Robert James
5	14R	Dee Deyarmin

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	98	Steve McKendree
3	72	Robin Welsh
4	64	Rick Henry
5	95	Brett Kalanavich

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter
2	54w	Aaron Walker
3	39x	Tom Baun
4	65H	Tony Hugill
5	J4	Gary Hepler

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 75 - Larry Matter Jr

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter Jr
2	2w	Justin Queen
3	38G	Tim Good
4	39x	Tom Baun
5	777	John Poling III
6	18	Jack Mumau
7	28	Dave Williams
8	44L	Bruce Large
9	J4	Gary Hepler
10	40	Matt Wright
11	64	Rick Henry
12	14R	Dee Deyarmin
13	65H	Tony Hugill
14	41	Robert James
15	95	Brett Kalanavich
16	98	Steve McKendree
17	69	Brad Butterworth
18	5L	Mike Latta
19	72w	Robin Welsh
20	54w	Aaron Walker
21	13	Scott Lorenzo
22	2H	Don Hickok

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	83	Dan Adams
2	20	Chad Satterlee
3	650	Wayne Keith
4	00	Glen Carpenter
5	168	Paul Douglas

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
3	52	Rickie Brown
4	1R	Bobby Rougeaux III
5	57m	Eric Myers

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	2	Andrew Satterlee
2	22	Gregg Satterlee
3	0	Gary Satterlee
4	6J	Tomasina Swartz
5	24	Randy Brocious

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	20	Chad Satterlee
3	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
4	52	Richie Brown
5	83	Dan Adams
6	22	Gregg Satterlee
7	24	Randy Brocious
8	1	Bobby Rougeaux III
9	0	Gary Satterlee
10	6Jr	Tomasina Swartz
11	11	Virgil Small
12	00	Glen Carpenter
13	650	Wayne Keith
14	57m	Eric Myers
15	97s	James Stapleton
16	168	Paul Douglas
17	2	Andrew Satterlee
18	XX	Bert Wetzel
19	7	Michael Hurd

Kids Bike Races

First Place Winners

1st	2nd	3rd
Gavin Lazzer	Bryce Sallack	Trent Mock
Jenna Keener
Jada McKendree	Tanner Landsbury	Damian Yaney
Brittany Sallack	Seth Lazzer	Chance Buchanan
Logan Reed	Devon Yeaney
Kenny Moore	Vincent Clark	Brandon Keener
Bradden Sallack	Matthew Marsh	Matthew Eiselman
Brandon Landsbury	Lindsey Reed	Nathan Yaney
Tim Bash	Scott Hill	Brock Sallack

JULY 03, 2004

Marion Center Speedway was packed full of race fans and cars Saturday night for the Independence Day celebration at the quarter-mile clay oval. After the night of the five divisions of racing were completed, the Starfire Corporation lit up the sky with a tremendous fireworks show.

On the track for the first feature of the night were the Pepsi Street Stocks. It was a little rough at the beginning of the feature with cautions delaying the race and prohibiting the drivers from breaking out to spread the field of cars around the track. Jake Ayers started on the pole and led the first portion of the feature until Tim White exploded to the front from his eleventh position start to take the lead from Ayers. Tim White held off advances by Eric Lingenfelter and Jeff Taylor to keep the lead to the checkered flag. Lingenfelter finished second, Taylor third, and Ayers was fourth. John Oaks picked up fifth place and was followed by Don Waltman, John Weaver, Jason Fosnaught, Skip Lindemuth, and Jeremy Kunselman to complete the top ten. The Pepsi Street Stock heat races were won by Scott Stein, Tim White and Don Waltman.

There was a “new kid in town” for the weekend and he made his presence known with a bang in the Lias Tire Latemodels. George Foltz dominated the heat race he was in prior to the features Saturday night and proceeded to do the same in the feature. Mike Blose started in the second row, but was the first leader of the race-a position he held until almost the half-way point when George Foltz from Beachcreek blazed his way to the front from 12’th place on the starting grid to take the lead for the last half of the race. Mike Blose was right behind Foltz to be in position if at any time the leader faulted on a move to leave the window of opportunity open for Blose to capitalize on. But Foltz didn’t falter, and won the Lias Tire Latemodel feature with Blose as close behind in second place as you can get. Floyd Kline finished the feature in third place, Rick Strong took fourth, and Chuck Sarver was fifth. Rounding out the top ten in the Lias Tire Latemodels were: Jerry Redden, Gary Pease, Dave Peterman, Tom Kitchen, and Keith Witherite. Besides Foltz, Jerry Redden and Dave Satterlee were also heat race winners.

It was a “Boring” Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature, but not in the usual way you think of boring. Mike Boring independently led the Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature from beginning to end, and Charlie Boring made his season debut at the track picking up second place in the process. After the Borings in first and second places, ‘crazy’ John Mazey finished in third; Jack Muamu celebrated his birthday with fourth place, and Steve McKendree was fifth. Justin Queen finished sixth, Tom Baun-seventh, Tim Good-eighth, Larry Matter-ninth, and Bob Benedict-tenth. Steve McKendree, John Mazey, and Jack Mumau were winners in the preliminary heats.

The Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners are a “booming breed of cars” at the Marion Center Speedway. Nineteen of the 4 cylinder, front wheel drive cars entered the feature event. Doug Hollenbaugh took a dynamic lead early in the race moving from tenth place at the start to lead the first lap. It appeared as though Randy Reed was using Hollenbaugh to break through the pack of cars to get to the front as he followed close behind from eleventh on the starting grid, lap after lap trying to find the right way to pass Hollenbaugh. As you watched the race, you had the feeling Reed was going to pass Hollenbaugh at any moment to gain another victory in the Don Huey sponsored division; but Hollenbaugh held onto the lead and Reed surrendered to second place. Greg Satterlee changed the number on Chad Satterlee’s car for his own use (a legal move) and drove it to a third place finish. Zack Zbur made his dirt track racing debut behind the wheel of Mike Hurd’s car and picked up fourth place for his efforts in this style of racing. Jeff Lyons was a first-timer to the track this season and was able to capture fifth place. The top ten rounded out with Dan Adams in sixth, Andrew Satterlee in seventh, Randy Brocious-eighth, Wayne Keith-ninth, and Virgil Small was tenth. Michael Hurd’s car won the first heat race-not sure if it was driven by Hurd or Zbur in the heats-and Randy Reed won the other heat race.

Bursting into the lead in the final laps of the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels, Cheyenne Reed won his first feature of the season. Dan Stormer’s hopes of the victory were fizzled out when Reed got around Ray Weaver after a dozen laps were completed to move up on Stormer who had led the race from his pole position start. Reed carefully planned his attack and then came around Stormer with no surprise to lead the final three laps for the win. Stormer held onto second place, leaving Weaver in third. Tom Jobe took fourth place and Bruce Walker finished fifth. Shane McMeans picked up sixth place, Jim Baker took seventh, Dave Buchanan-eighth, Chris Johnston-ninth, and Jim Detman was tenth. Larry Hollenbaugh was one of the winners in the heat races, but didn’t fare as well in the feature. Hollenbaugh was involved in two cautions in the feature and had to retire early due to the track rules. The other heat race was won by Chris Johnston.

Race Fans!! Update your calendars so you don’t miss any of the action at Marion Center Speedway- Saturday, July 31, 2004 is the scheduled make up day for the rained out Memorial Day Special-the Twin Twenty-Five Lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels. The top payout for the race has been growing and is now paying $2000 to win feature for the Latemodels. The Limited Latemodels are welcome to run with the Latemodels that night, as they won’t have their own feature. The program will also include the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks and the Don Huey 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. If this program should be rained out, the RAIN DATE will Be:Sunday August 1.

Another addition to your calendar should be the Labor Day Special coming up September 6, 2004. The Labor Day Special race on Monday night will feature a “Super Latemodel” feature paying out $1500 to win and a 410 Sprint feature also paying $1500 to win. If the Labor Day races are rained out they’re scheduled to be made up on Sunday, September 12, 2004.

Marion Center Speedway would like to join the Starfire Corporation (who conducted the fireworks show at the track) and the following sponsors in wishing everyone a Happy and Safe Independence Day Celebration: Butler Auto Supply, Lias Tire and Auto Service the home of American made Cooper Tires, East American Motorsports, the Stitching Post, Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, the Pepsi Co.; and Door Prize Sponsors: Furniture World East, Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant, Vanderpool’s Checkered Flag Collectibles, Freedom Outdoor Furnaces, and our Bike Race Sponsors: Pepsi and the Home Maid Restaurant.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car#	Name
1	231	George Foltz
2	s1	Rick Strong
3	13	Floyd Kline
4	72m	Jim Kurpakus
5	18B	Dave Blazavich

( Heat 02)

	Car#	Name
1	5R	Jerry Redden
2	17T	Tom Kitchen
3	26	Rick Lias
4	19	Dave Peterman
5	11P	Gary Pease

( Heat 03)

	Car#	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	2	BD Laraway
3	5	Mike Blose
4	3	Dan Swartzlander
5	36	Bob Sheesley

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 231 - George Foltz

	Car #	Name
1	231	George Foltz
2	5	Mike Blose
3	13	Floyd Kline
4	s1	Rick Strong
5	88	Chuck Sarver
6	5R	Jerry Redden
7	11P	Gary Pease
8	19	Dave Peterman
9	17T	Tom Kitchen
10	4w	Keith Witherite
11	27J	Jack Thornton
12	62	Mark Stair
13	3	Dan Swartzlander
14	55	Chris Schneider
15	36	Bob Sheesley
16	72m	Jim Kurpakus
17	97	Ben Satterlee
18	79	Dave Satterlee
19	18B	Dave Blazavich

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	37	Bruce Walker
3	07	Denny Walker
4	11Y	Dale Yeaney
5	96	Tom Jobe

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5J	Chris Johnston
2	72	Dave Buchanan
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	73	Ray Weaver
5	5	Shane McMeans

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 12 - Cheyenne Reed

	Car #	Name
1	12	Cheyenne Reed
2	16	Dan Stormer
3	73	Ray Weaver
4	96	Tom Jobe
5	37	Bruce Walker
6	5	Shane McMeans
7	71	Jim Baker
8	72	Dave Buchanan
9	5J	Chris Johnston
10	111	Jim Detman
11	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
12	18T	Howie Tapper
13	11Y	Dale Yeaney
14	07	Denny Walker

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	13	Jamie Barber
3	31R	Bob Hill
4	15	Eric Lingenfelter
5	23	John Oaks

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	97	Denny Keener
4	27R	Shane Russell
5	8	Rich Waltman

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Don Waltman
2	65H	Matt Hugill
3	455	Skip Lindemuth
4	4	Jake Ayers
5	w3	John Weaver

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 6 - Tim White

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	15	Eric Lingenfelter
3	60	Jeff Taylor
4	4	Jake Ayers
5	23	John Oaks
6	5	Don Waltman
7	w3	John Weaver
8	J19	Jason Fosnaught
9	455	Skip Lindemuth
10	8K	Jeremy Kusnelman
11	418	Scott Stein
12	31R	Bob Hill
13	27R	Shane Russell
14	100	Derek Elkin
15	71	Jay Getch
16	17	Chuck Gebauer
17	65H	Matt Hugill

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	98	Steve McKendree
2	2w	Justin Queen
3	11	Charlie Boring
4	95	Brett Kalanavich
5	40	Matt Wright

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	55	John Mazey
2	21	Michael Sisitki
3	75	Larry Matter
4	31	Mike Boring
5	38G	Tim Good

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	18	Jack Mumau
2	39x	Tom Baun
3	2H	Don Hickok
4	41	Robert James
5	44L	Bruce Large

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 31 - Mike Boring

	Car #	Name
1	31	Mike Boring
2	11	Charlie Boring
3	55	John Mazey
4	18	Jack Mumau
5	98	Steve McKendree
6	2w	Justin Queen
7	39x	Tom Baun
8	38G	Tim Good
9	75	Larry Matter
10	12	Bob Benedict
11	95	Brett Kalanavich
12	2H	Don Hickok
13	777	John Poling III
14	44L	Bruce Large
15	72w	Robin Welsh
16	2.5	Tony Daugenbaugh
17	21	Michael Sisitki
18	00	Jim Gullace Jr.
19	5L	Mike Latta
20	40	Matt Wright

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	7	Michael Hurd
2	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
3	2	Andrew Satterlee
4	6	Jeff Lyons
5	97s	James Stapleton

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	83	Dan Adams
3	22	Greg Satterlee
4	24	Randy Brocious
5	1	Jason Peters

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 1H - Doug Hollenbaugh

	Car#	Name
1	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
2	94	Randy Reed
3	22	Greg Satterlee
4	7	Michael Hurd
5	6	Jeff Lyons
6	83	Dan Adams
7	2	Andrew Satterlee
8	24	Randy Brocious
9	650	Wayne Keith
10	11	Virgil Small
11	00	Glen Carpenter
12	XX	Bert Wetzel
13	97s	James Stapleton
14	99
15	1	Jason Peters
16	14	Mike Lamer
17	18F	Merle Bolitte

JULY 10, 2004

Marion Center Speedway’s pits were filled up with almost 100 competing racecars Saturday night for a regular program of racing in the five divisions: The Stitching Post Strictly Stock, the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel, the Pepsi Street Stocks, the Lias Tire and Auto Service Latemodel, and the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners.

The Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature, Tim Good started out in great position on the outside pole with Bruce Large in the pole slot. Good moved out to take the lead and was followed by Robert James who had started right behind Good in the second row. The two ran first and second throughout the race until James decided it was time to change the leader, and made a pass on Good to lead the 11 through 15 laps of the feature. Tim Good kept up with James, but couldn’t get the lead back to finish in second place behind Robert James. A first timer at the track, Fred Imler from Holidaysburg pulled up from starting 13’th to take third place; Bruce Large went from the pole to fourth at the checkers and Steve McKendree finished fifth. Sixth through tenth places went to Tom Baun, Jack Mumau, Don Hickok, Larry Matter, and Brett Kalanavich. In the Stitching Post Strictly Stock preliminary heat races, Robert James, Steve McKendree, and Tim Good were all winners.

The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels were the second feature of the night. Shane McMeans of Dayton won his first feature of his racing career Saturday night by leading the entire East American Motorsport feature from start to finish. McMeans started on the outside pole and took command of the race from Tom Jobe on the pole at the drop of the green flag. Chris Johnston started behind McMeans and followed the path McMeans cut around the track, but then, after about a third of the feature had passed under the flag stand, Larry Hollenbaugh passed Chris Johnston and had his eye on McMeans and another victory. Hollenbaugh chased McMeans around the track for the next thirteen or so laps but didn’t get to pass him giving Shane McMeans his first victory in the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel feature. Hollenbaugh picked up second place coming up from eighth place at the start to do it. Tom Shaffer also got around Chris Johnston to take third place, Johnston finished fourth, and fifth place went to Dan Stormer. Jim Baker was sixth in the feature; Jim Detman-seventh, Tom Jobe finished eighth, Dave Buchanan-ninth, and tenth was filled by Howie Tapper. The East American Motorsport heat races were won by Chris Johnston and Dave Buchanan.

Scott Stein picked up another victory in the Pepsi Street Stock feature giving him four wins in ten races so far this season, the most for the division. Stein won this feature by working his way up from eighth place at the start to challenging Don Waltman, who started on the pole, for the lead with five laps to go. Stein passed Waltman and went on to win the Pepsi Street Stock feature. Don Waltman took second place, Jeff Taylor finished third, Tim White was fourth and fifth went to John Weaver. Skip Lindemuth took home sixth place, Eric Lingenfelter, who had jumped the start on the restart of a caution and was docked two positions, came away with seventh, Rich Waltman finished eighth, Bob Hill took ninth and tenth went to Denny Keener. The Pepsi Street Stock heats were won by Jeff Taylor, Tim White, and Jake Ayers.

Dave Satterlee also picked up his fourth win of the season in the Lias Tire and Auto Service Latemodel features making him the winningest driver in the division so far this year. Satterlee pulled the pole position from the straight-up heats races for the feature and never let another driver pass him to capture the victory. Other drivers tried to foil Satterlee’s plans but neither Dave Peterman nor Rick Strong could get around Satterlee to win the Lias Tire Latemodel feature. Peterman came in second place with Strong in third. Sammy Stile finished in fourth and Ken Schaltenbrand took fifth. Rounding out the top ten in order were Mike Blose, Rick Lias, Gary Pease, Tony Raneri, and Floyd Kline. In the Lias Tire and Auto Service heats, the winners were Dave Peterman, Rick Strong, and Rick Lias.

The Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burner Division continues to grow at Marion Center Speedway. This week there were twenty-three cars in the division expanding from starting with ten cars just six weeks ago in the first feature ever for the front-wheel drive, four cylinder cars. One of the new drivers this week was nearly successful at bumping off the division leader in the feature; Scot Umbaugh from Bolivar nearly passed Randy Reed on the final time around the track, but Reed wasn’t going to let that happen and made it to the finish line first to win his fifth feature in seven possible races. Dan Adams started on the pole for the Don Huey sponsored feature and was able to maintain the lead for the first half of the race. Randy Reed seemed to be toying with Adams, letting him lead until he decided it was time to take over. What did seem to be a surprise was Scot Umbaugh passing Reed a few laps after Reed took the lead to put himself in a winning position. The two cars battled through the pack of slower vehicles for the remaining five laps changing the lead back to Reed with three laps to go. Umbaugh wasn’t able to get back in front of Reed and finished second to the dominating Reed, but gave him a run for the money in the process. Umbaugh took second place, Adams was third, and Zack Zbur once again picked up fourth place (his second fourth place in just two races) leaving Gregg Satterlee in fifth. Rounding out the top ten were Doug Hollenbaugh-sixth, Glen Carpenter-seventh, Larry Depp-eighth, Adam Brink-ninth, and Mike Lamer was tenth. The Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burner heats were won by Zack Zbur, Adam Brink, and Randy Reed.

Race Fans!! Update your calendars so you don’t miss any of the action at Marion Center Speedway- Kid’s Bike Races sponsored by the Home Maid Restaurant in Home, PA will take place next Saturday, July 17 and Saturday, July 31, 2004 is the scheduled make up day for the rained out Memorial Day Special-the Twin Twenty-Five Lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels. The top payout for the race has been growing and is now paying $2000 to win each feature for the Latemodels. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels are welcome to run with the Latemodels that night, as they won’t have their own feature. The program will also include the Stitching Post Strictly Stocks and the Don Huey 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. If this program should be rained out, the RAIN DATE will be: Sunday August 1.

Another addition to your calendar should be the Labor Day Special coming up September 6, 2004. The Labor Day Special race on Monday night will feature a 30-lap “Super Latemodel” feature paying out $1500 to win and a 410 Sprint feature also paying $1500 to win. If the Labor Day races are rained out they’re scheduled to be made up on Sunday, September 12, 2004.

Marion Center Speedway would like to thank the following sponsors: Butler Auto Supply, Lias Tire and Auto Service, East American Motorsports, the Stitching Post, Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, the Pepsi Co.; and Door Prize Sponsors: Furniture World East, Sandy Kaye’s Restaurant, Vanderpool’s Checkered Flag Collectibles, Freedom Outdoor Furnaces, and our Bike Race Sponsors: Pepsi and the Home Maid Restaurant.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car#	Name
1	19	Dave Peterman
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	2s	Sammy Stile
4	3	Dan Swartzlander
5	13	Floyd Kline

( Heat 02)

	Car#	Name
1	s1	Rick Strong
2	2	BD Laraway
3	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
4	11P	Gary Pease
5	64	Tony Raneri

( Heat 03)

	Car#	Name
1	26	Rick Lias
2	5	Mike Blose
3	5R	Jerry Redden
4	4w	Keith Witherite
5	18B	Dave Blazavich

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 79 - Dave Satterlee

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	19	Dave Peterman
3	s1	Rick Strong
4	2s	Sammy Stile
5	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
6	5	Mike Blose
7	26	Rick Lias
8	11P	Gary Pease
9	64	Tony Raneri
10	13	Floyd Kline
11	88	Chuck Sarver
12	3	Dan Swartzlander
13	4w	Keith Witherite
14	44	Rick Davis
15	18B	Dave Blazavich
16	29m	Mike McKendree
17	2	BD Laraway
18	27J	Jack Thornton
19	0	Bob Armagost
20	6	Val Johnson
21	97	Ben Satterlee
22	36	Bob Sheesley
23	5R	Jerry Redden

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	5J	Chris Johnston
2	5	Shane McMeans
3	62	Tom Shaffer
4	11Y	Dale Yeaney
5	12	Cheyenne Reed

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	72	Dave Buchanan
2	96	Tom Jobe
3	73	Ray Weaver
4	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
5	16	Dan Stormer

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

Feature Winner - 5 - Shane McMeans

	Car #	Name
1	5	Shane McMeans
2	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
3	62	Tom Shaffer
4	5J	Chris Johnston
5	16	Dan Stormer
6	71	Jim Baker
7	111	Jim Detman
8	96	Tom Jobe
9	72	Dave Buchanan
10	18T	Howie Tapper
11	11Y	Dale Yeaney
12	12	Cheyenne Reed
13	15s	Bob Smith

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	60	Jeff Taylor
2	5	Don Waltman
3	23	John Oaks
4	455	Skip Lindemuth
5	8	Rich Waltman

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	15	Eric Lingenfelter
3	418	Scott Stein
4	27R	Shane Russell
5	8E	Jerry Bosak

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	4	Jake Ayers
2	97	Denny Walker
3	31R	Bob Hill
4	w3	John Weaver
5	65H	Matt Hugill

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 418 - Scott Stein

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	5	Don Waltman
3	60	Jeff Taylor
4	6	Tim White
5	w3	John Weaver
6	455	Skip Lindemuth
7	15	Eric Lingenfelter
8	8	Rich Waltman
9	31R	Bob Hill
10	97	Denny Keener
11	4	Jake Ayers
12	23	John Oaks
13	27R	Shane Russell
14	v2	Mike Valasek
15	71	Jay Getch
16	65H	Matt Hugill

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	44L	Bruce Large
3	75	Larry Matter
4	99I	Abby Ivory
5	13F	Fred Imler

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	98	Steve McKendree
2	18	Jack Mumau
3	64i	Brian Imler
4	2w	Justin Queen
5	65H	Tony Hugill

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	38G	Tim Good
2	777	John Poling III
3	2H	Don Hickok
4	14R	Dee Deyarmin
5	40	Matt Wright

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 41 - Robert James

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	38G	Tim Good
3	13F	Fred Imler
4	44L	Bruce Large
5	98	Steve McKendree
6	39x	Tom Baun
7	18	Jack Mumau
8	2H	Don Hickok
9	75	Larry Matter
10	95	Brett Kalanavich
11	72w	Robin Welsh
12	14R	Dee Deyarmin
13	64i	Brian Imler
14	2w	Justin Queen
15	777	John Poling III
16	65H	Tony Hugill
17	99i	Abby Ivory
18	40	Matt Wright
19	91	Jim Scott

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	83	Dan Adams
3	8	Cliff Lockard
4	57m	Eric Myers
5	2	Andrew Satterlee

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	7	Michael Hurd
2	36	Scott Umbaugh
3	R1	Bobby Rougeaux Jr
4	18F	Merle Bolette
5	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	3B	Adam Brink
2	00	Glen Carpenter
3	99	Thomasina Swartz
4	63	Larry Depp
5	650	Wayne Keith

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car#	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	36	Scott Umbaugh
3	83	Dan Adams
4	7	Michael Hurd
5	22	Gregg Satterlee
6	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
7	00	Glen Carpenter
8	63	Larry Depp
9	3B	Adam Brink
10	14	Mike Lamer
11	11	Virgil Small
12	R1	Bobby Rougeaux Jr
13	8	Cliff Lockard
14	650	Wayne Keith
15	99	Thomasina Swartz
16	521	Joe Powell
17	XX	Bert Wetzel
18	27	John Wahman
19	18F	Merle Bolette
20	2	Andrew Satterlee
21	97s	James Stapleton
22	57m	Eric Myers
23	48s	Allen Lydic

JULY 24, 2004

The car count at Marion Center Speedway went up to 100 cars Saturday night for a regular racing program with Kid’s bike races held during the intermission break. The car count can be credited to the ever popular and growing Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burner Division, and the Lias Tire Latemodels preparing for their big show next week with the running of the Twin 25’s – The $2000 to win double features for the Lias Tire Latemodels with the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels running with them. The other divisions were also well attended: The Stitching Post Strictly Stock, the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel, and the Pepsi Street Stocks.

The Pepsi Street Stocks got their shot at the track first Saturday night and several competitors had a shot at the lead. Harold Sebring led the first part of the feature taking over for Derek Elkin who started on the pole. John Oaks had a brief stint as leader for a lap, and then Tim White took over for what looked like the duration of the race. But with 5 or 6 laps remaining, Scott Stein from Cherry Tree found his way around White and took the checkers for the victory. The Pepsi Street Stock finish went: Scott Stein-1’st, Tim White-2’nd, John Oaks-3’rd, Eric Lingenfelter-4’th, Jeff Taylor-5’th, Don Waltman-6’th, Harold Sebring-7’th, Jerry Bosak-8’th, Jeff Hoffman-9’th and Jeff Sweeney-10’th. The Pepsi Street Stock heat races were won by Eric Lingenfelter and Tim White.

There were some new faces in the Lias Tire Latemodel division, and some familiar names that don’t frequent the track as much as others. With a shot at winning a possible $4000 next Saturday night at Marion Center Speedway, drivers were coming in to check out the track and the competition. When the checkered flag dropped on the feature it was the division’s point leader that frequents the track often and is familiar to all, Dave Satterlee, who took home the win. Dave Satterlee foiled the plans of Chuck Sarver going flag to flag in the lead with a last lap pass to steal away the victory. Sarver started on the pole with Satterlee a few positions behind him in seventh place. After a dozen laps were recorded, Satterlee was on the back bumper of Sarver waiting for a chance to pass. When it came down to “do or die”, Satterlee did it and won the race. Sarver finished second and one of the ‘new guys’, Dutch Davies came in third. Fourth went to Rick Strong; Ken Schaltenbrand took fifth, Rick Lias-sixth, Mike McKendree-seventh, Tom Kitchen-eighth, Steve Everhart-ninth, and Bob Sheesley-tenth. Dave Peterman, Steve Everhart and Mike McKendree each took one of the Lias Tire heat races.

The Stitching Post Strictly Stock feature was won by Larry Matter from Plumboro. Matter took the lead away from Dee Deyarmin who had started on the pole in the tenth lap to lead the last five laps of the feature. Also making their way around Deyarmin in the final laps of the race were Bryan Imler who took second and Tom Baun who finished third, leaving Deyarmin in fourth ahead of Tim Good in fifth place. Bobby Noel finished in sixth place, Robert James-seventh, Jack Mumau-eighth, Steve McKendree-ninth, and Justin Queen-tenth. In the Stitching Post Strictly Stock heat races, the winners were Steve McKendree, Robert James, and Don Hickok.

Randy Reed continued his winning streak in the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners at Marion Center Speedway. Jeff Lyons started on the pole for the feature event and led a couple laps until Richie Brown took the lead away from Lyons. A rash of flat tires on the track changed the looks of the lineup and at the half-way point of the Don Huey sponsored feature,Randy Reed has made his way to the front. Reed went on in the lead to the checkered flag with Dennis Weisbarber following in second place, and Chad Satterlee back behind the wheel of his car finishing in third. Dan Adams picked up fourth place, Richie Brown came in fifth. Rounding out the top ten in order were: Andrew Satterlee-6’th, Adam Brink-7’th, David Conran-8’th, Matt Smith-9’th, and Wayne Keith-10’th. The Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling 4 Cylinder Rice Burners heat races were won by Dennis Weisbarber, Scot Umbaugh, and Randy Reed.

The closest finish of the evening came in the East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel division when Paul Hrubochak came across the finish line beside Ray Weaver in the feature event. Ray Weaver took the lead early into the race, passing Bruce Walker in the sixth lap. Walker had led the race from his outside pole position-Dale Yeaney had the pole, and was able to keep the lead through several restarts that took Yeaney out of the race. Walker stayed with Weaver for much of the twenty lap event until some of the rest of the field started to catch up to the leader. Cheyenne Reed moved up into contention as did Rich Womeldorf, but the efforts of Paul Hrubochak took him to vie for the lead. Weaver and Hrubochak charged down the front stretch side by side to the checkered flag and Weaver took home the victory. Another lap or another fifty feet may have made a difference, but the race was over. Coming in behind Hrubochak for third place was Cheyenne Reed followed by Rich Womeldorf in fourth and Jim Baker took fifth. Sixth through tenth places went to Bruce Walker, Dave Buchanan, Bob Smith, Shane McMeans, and Howie Tapper. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodel heat races were won by Larry Hollenbaugh and Shane McMeans.

Be sure to check out our website: www.marioncenterspeedway.com for the latest news and results of the Kid’s Bike races that were held at intermission and sponsored by the Home Made Restaurant, Mini-Golf and Soft Serve Ice Cream in Home. The next bike race event will be the Championships scheduled for August 14, when the Dr. Pepper bicycle provided by the Pepsi Co. will be given away through a drawing conducted after the bike races.

Race Fans!! Next Saturday, July 31, 2004 is the scheduled make up day for the rained out Memorial Day Special-the Twin Twenty-Five Lap features for the Lias Tire Latemodels. The top payout for the race has been growing and is now paying $2000 to win each feature for the Latemodels. The East American Motorsport Steel Block Limited Latemodels are welcome to run with the Latemodels that night, as they won’t have their own feature. The program will also include point racing for the Pepsi Street Stocks, Stitching Post Strictly Stocks and the Don Huey 4 Cylinder Rice Burners. If this program should be rained out, the RAIN DATE will be: Sunday August 1.

Another addition to your calendar should be the Labor Day Special coming up September 6, 2004. The Labor Day Special race on Monday night will feature a 30-lap “Super Latemodel” feature paying out $1500 to win and a 410 Sprint feature also paying $1500 to win. Paying out $500 for the Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling 4-Cylinder Rice Burners. If the Labor Day races are rained out they’re scheduled to be made up on Sunday, September 12, 2004.

Marion Center Speedway would like to thank the following sponsors: Butler Auto Supply, Lias Tire and Auto Service, East American Motorsports, the Stitching Post, Don Huey Custom Building and Remodeling, the Pepsi Co.; and Door Prize Sponsors: Furniture World East, Vanderpool’s Checkered Flag Collectibles, Freedom Outdoor Furnaces, and our Bike Race Sponsors: Pepsi and the Home Made Restaurant.

Don Peffer

peffer@earthlink.net

Lias Tire Late Models

( Heat 01)

	Car#	Name
1	19	Dave Peterman
2	40D	Dutch Davies
3	s1	Rick Strong
4	2	BD Laraway
5	29	Ken Schaltenbrand

( Heat 02)

	Car#	Name
1	29m	Mike McKendree
2	1w	Bob Wearing Jr.
3	55	Chris Schneider
4	5R	Jerry Redden
5	26	Rick Lias

( Heat 03)

	Car#	Name
1	15E	Steve Everhart
2	79	Dave Satterlee
3	13	Floyd Kline
4	88	Chuck Sarver
5	71	Al Brewer

Late Model Feature

Feature Winner - 79 - Dave Satterlee

	Car #	Name
1	79	Dave Satterlee
2	88	Chuck Sarver
3	40D	Dutch Davies
4	s1	Rick Strong
5	29	Ken Schaltenbrand
6	26	Rick Lias
7	29m	Mike McKendree
8	17T	Tom Kitchen
9	15E	Steve Everhart
10	36	Bob Sheesley
11	40	Bob Hoffman
12	27J	Jack Thornton
13	6	Val Johnson
14	2	BD Laraway
15	13	Floyd Kline
16	72m	Jim Kurpakus
17	1w	Bob Wearing Jr.
18	5R	Jerry Redden
19	44	Rick Davis
20	71	Al Brewer
21	97	Ben Satterlee
22	55	Chris Schneider
23	19	Dave Peterman

East American Motorsports
Steel-Block Limited-Late Model

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
2	2R	Rich Womeldorf
3	8	Paul Hrubochak
4	72	Dave Buchanan
5	73	Ray Weaver

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	5	Shane McMeans
2	71	Jim Baker
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	18T	Howie Tapper
5	19	Clyde Monahan

Steel-Block Limited-Latemodels Feature

(Photos by Jennifer Braughler)

Feature Winner - 73 - Ray Weaver

	Car #	Name
1	73	Ray Weaver
2	8	Paul Hrubochak
3	12	Cheyenne Reed
4	2R	Rich Womeldorf
5	71	Jim Baker
6	37	Bruce Walker
7	72	Dave Buchanan
8	15s	Bob Smith
9	5	Shane McMeans
10	18T	Howie Taper
11	96	Tom Jobe
12	2s	Bill Strong
13	19	Clyde Monahan
14	1H	Larry Hollenbaugh
15	11Y	Dale Yeaney

Pepsi
Street Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	15	Eric Lingenfelter
2	60	Jeff Taylor
3	455	Skip Lindemuth
4	23	John Oaks
5	2s	Jeff Sweeney

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	6	Tim White
2	97	Denny Keener
3	31R	Bob Hill
4	w3	John Weaver
5	8E	Jerry Bosak

Street Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 418 - Scott Stein

	Car #	Name
1	418	Scott Stein
2	6	Tim White
3	23	John Oaks
4	15	Eric Lingenfelter
5	60	Jeff Taylor
6	5	Don Waltman
7	222	Jim Sebring
8	8E	Jerry Bosak
9	11H	Jeff Hoffman
10	2s	Jeff Sweeney
11	97	Denny Keener
12	8	Rich Waltman
13	100	Derek Elkin
14	w3	John Weaver
15	71	Jay Getch
16	8k	Jeremy Kunselman
17	31R	Bob Hill
18	455	Skip Lindemuth

Stitching Post
Strictly Stocks

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	98	Steve McKendree
2	18	Jack Mumau
3	39x	Tom Baun
4	24n	Bobby Noel
5	72w	Robin Welsh

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	41	Robert James
2	13i	Fred Imler
3	38G	Tim Good
4	64i	Bryan Imler
5	5	Mark Smith

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	2H	Don Hickok
2	75	Larry Matter
3	44L	Bruce Large
4	14R	Dee Deyarmin
5	777	John Poling III

Strictly Stock Feature

Feature Winner - 75 - Larry Matter

	Car #	Name
1	75	Larry Matter
2	64i	Bryan Imler
3	39x	Tom Baun
4	14R	Dee Deyarmin
5	38G	Tim Good
6	24N	Bobby Noel
7	41	Robert James
8	18	Jack Mumau
9	98	Steve McKendree
10	2w	Justin Queen
11	95	Brett Kalanavich
12	5	Mark Smith
13	2H	Don Hickok
14	72w	Robin Welsh
15	777	John Poling III
16	13i	Fred Imler
17	91	Jim Scott
18	64	Rick Henry
19	44L	Bruce Large

Don Huey Custom Building & Remodeling
4-Cylinders Rice Burners

( Heat 01)

	Car #	Name
1	62	Dennis Weisbarber
2	20	Chad Satterlee
3	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
4	24	Randy Brocious
5	83	Dan Adams

( Heat 02)

	Car #	Name
1	36	Scott Umbaugh
2	3B	Adam Brink
3	7	Zach Zbur
4	52	Richie Brown
5	2	Andrew Satterlee

( Heat 03)

	Car #	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	22	Greg Satterlee
3	27	John Wahman
4	6	Jeff Lyons
5	10	David Conran

4 Cylinder Feature

Feature Winner - 94 - Randy Reed

	Car#	Name
1	94	Randy Reed
2	62	Dennis Weisbarber
3	20	Chad Satterlee
4	83	Dan Adams
5	52	Richie Brown
6	2	Andrew Satterlee
7	3B	Adam Brink
8	10	David Conran
9	77	Matt Smith
10	650	Wayne Keith
11	14	Mike Lamer
12	13	Tina Weaver
13	63	Larry Depp
14	27	John Wahman
15	11	Virgil Small
16	521	Joe Powell
17	6	Jeff Lyons
18	36	Scott Umbaugh
19	22	Greg Satterlee
20	18F	Merle Bolette
21	1H	Doug Hollenbaugh
22	24	Randy Brocious
23	7	Zach Zbur
24	00	Glen Carpenter

Kid's Bike Race Results

1st	2nd	3rd
Evan Humble	Jacob Hopkins	Nicholas Clark
Jenna Keener	Jeremy Rising
Jada McKendree	Jake Kinger	Austin McKendree
Cory Thorton	Chance Buchanan	Jordan Humble
Bo Dinger	Logan Reed
Devan Yaney	Vincent Clark	Darren Bingaman
Brandon Landsbury	Chandler Lyle	Kaden Zambury
Tim Bish	Luke Varana	Shawn Lindemuth
Cory Wood	Heath Reed	Katrina Mumau

Great Job Kids !

Remember August 14th - Championship Night!