July 21, 1982-The Journal Opinion-Page 9
wins big in coupes; Sou00or..+,o
ard holds on in sweets
rith
i1 Outstanding Stygles (77-Bradford) filling publication). Dan Beede was
' gave Bear the next two spots. net among the contestants as
one of the best The next heat was he punctured his oil pan in the
;?:--- racing thus far
nit The ° dominated by Ricky Roberts semi-featurerace.
" ,;' track was in
.adition and the (36-E. Barre)RegMcLain(15- Waters, because he is a
Guildhall, Vt.) out-performed relatively new driver, sat on
t-aet°phtheir
C.V. Elms (6-N. Haverhill) the pole with Williams next to
. limit. A driver
and Clayton Hatch (56- him. When the "green" fell,
.aSBob Waters (22- Topsham). Waters out-pulled Williams
:'-Amkmu, Vt.). He drove
,hange Pinto ton Frank Keene (98-Chelsea) with Eastman, Chuck Beede,
who didn't qualify, won the Stygles and Shepard close
," ce finish in his consolation race over Orin behind. Waters continued to
tn., t, snatched the Howe (3-W. Lebanon)andBob open up breathing room and
i'q and won a very Adams (14-S. Royalton, Vt.) was in the lead by at least five
-Y." 'Yllfierseature race. theAll featurethree driverSrace, qualified for car lengths. He had an open
1 h iu ,s,A VBa/;ihe in Semi-Feature
Waters set the stage for
iThetford) coming things to come in the semi- HOW THEY
feature race as he powered his
.,'uneWComer Dennis ear to the front and selfishly FINIS,RED
e.d92"Keene, N.H.) held on to the lead. Following
! finish line for Waters over the finish line
-,m¢. e' hitcomb isstill were Roberts, Williams, COUPES
c ,WAIOlP_e t -
,,,0a4l " his new car Elms, Eastman, and McLain. July 16, 1982
'Wned and driven Shepard, who was running in IstQualifier
[" lde54) while fourth place, entered the third I. 93 Dale Williams
,, rannina his new turn in heavy traffic, and 2. 22 Bob Waters
; !redcar this week. 3. 1 Brother Eastman
found himself climbing over
't i 'nd heat was the bank and coming to rest on 4.92 Dennis Whitcomb
' the Beede boys. the other side. Repairs were 2nd Qualifier
JlY ! k Beede (54- made to his car in time for the 1. 53 Dan Beede
| 2.54 Chuck Beede
# rit of the time, feature event.
Feature Race
Fourteen cars were in the
parade lap led by Swenson
Insurance of Newbury, who
sponsored the race. He was
followed by the Speedway
Scene van ( a racing
Thomas Forward carries the
his feature win at Bear Ridge last
RIDGE STANDINGS
3.28 Bob Shepard
4.77 Arnie Stygles
3rd Qualifter
I. 36 Ricky Roberts
2. 15 Reg McLain
3. 6C.V. Elms
4.56 Clayton Hatch
Ist Consolation
I. 98 Frank Keene
2. 3 Grin Howe
3. 14 Bob Adams
Semi-feature
I. 22 Bob Waters
2.36 Ricky Roberts
3.93 Dale Williams
4. 6C.V. Elms
5. 1Brother Eastman
6. 15 Reg McLain
Feature
I. 22 Bob Waters
2. 'I Brother Eastman
3.28 Bob Shepard
4.54 Chuck Beede
5.56 Clayton Hatch
6.98 Frank Keene
7. 3 Grin Howe
8.77 Arnie Stygles
9. 6 C.V. Elms
10.36 Ricky Roberts
11.92 Dennis Whitcomb
12.93 Dale Williams
13.15 Reg McLain
14.14 Bob Adams
STREETS
1st Qualifier
1.75 David Gomo
2. 16 Dale Fadden
3.57 Alex Sutherland
4.71 Kenneth Hill
2nd Qualifier
I. 44 Gene Pierson
2.13 Dustin Downing
3.73 Thomas Forward
4.18 Duncan McKay
Ist Consolation
• 1.69 Doyg Boyce
2. 11 Carroll Porter
3.96 Robert Chaffee
4.17 Jim Morgan
Semi.feature
1.73 Thomas Forward
2:16 Dale Fadden
3.13 Dustin Downing
4.44 Gene Pierson
5.16 Duncan McKay
6.57 Alex Sutherland
Feature
1.73 Thomas Forward
2. 17 Jim Morgan
3.16 Dale Fadden
4.96 Robert Chaffee
5.13 Dustin Downing
6. 18 Duncan McKay
7.23 Frank Weigel
8.75 David Gomo
9.57 Alex Sutherland
10. 01 Thomas Spooner
11.69 Doug Boyce
12. 11 Carroll Porter
13.44 Gene Pierson
14.09 Reg Dailey
15.36 Gary Hall
,le (53-Barre)
I during a yellow
beating Chuck in
{ the Beede boy
rn. It was a.on
) Shepard (28-
Vt.) and Arnie
COUPES
(As of July 16, 1982)
N. Haverhill ........................ 320
Vt ...................... 268
Vt ..... . .............. 263
E. Barre ........................ 197
W. Lebanon ........................ 195
Graniteville ..................... 188
Guildhall, Vt ...................... 186
Royalton ....................... 157
Bradford ...................... 151
Vt ........................ 148
Plainfield ....................... 136
Thefford ..................... 134
Barre,.Vt .......................... 129
Vt ..................... 128
, Sr., Warren ........................ 100
Thornton ...................... 97
.................... 76
Washington ....................... 67
.......................... 51
Tolmham .................... 28
.................... 13
Fairlee .......................... 13
Keene ........................ 13
Hartford, Vt .................... 3
........................ 0
STREETS
. W. Lebanon ...................... 180
Topsham ................... 169
Lebanon .................... 168
Barre, Vt ...................... 167
E. Corinth .................... 159
Jct ................. 156
E. Corinth ................... 139
Bath ......................... 112
, E. Corinth ....................... 111
W. Topsham ................. 91
89
.................... o ....
Bradford ........................ 73
Newbury .................... 70
, N. Haverhill .................. 68
N.H .................. 59
Groton Vt ........................ 58
57
W. Lebanon .......... • ...... . ..... 28
N.H ....................... 20
.............................. 14
..................... 9
.................. ., ....
W. Hartford.. : ................... O
Enfield ..................... (-3)
field until he got into lapped
traffic which he handled well,
wheeling to the outside of
Whitcomb.
Only one caution
Only one yellow flag
marred this race and the re-
start had Waters still in the
lead, but the tempo of the race
seemed to be even higher
speeds. Elms, who has con-
sistently won at the Ridge,
was still 10 or 11 places back,
and 14 laps had already been
completed.
By this time, Eastman had
latched onto the tail of Waters
and was going to give him a
run for his money. Waters,
who felt the pressure, was
drifting higher and higher
coming into turns one and
three, and then slipping down
to the inside of turns two and
four, effectively cutting off the
doorway for Eastman.
However, he was leaving a
trail of water on the track
from a leaking radiator. This
gave Eastman a very slippery
(please turn to page 10)
Tournament softball
HOME RUN KING-- Piermont teammates congratulate Donnie Kimball (cen-
ter) who blasted two home runs during last weekends Southern Playdown action.
Piermont won decisive victories over Orford on Saturday, and Lake Morey on
Sunday. Tournament action resumes this Saturday with the Championship game
scheduled at 3:15 Sunday at the Lyme field.
,it
WHEN DO I GET A TURN-- Leeanna Hoyt of Wells
River is ready to help the Warren I team, if only
someone would give her a chance. Leeanna is from
Wells River and the daughter of Hoyt and Vicide
Darby.
IN PRIZES
II I II I
Here's something exciting to tell you about. The Journal Opinion is doing
it again: Another spectacular is scheduled for the Bradford Fair on
Saturday afternoon, July 24 at 2 PM What is it? They aren't saying...
but.., they are out on a limb as far as the weather is concerned. The JO is
hopeful of a beautiful sunny day, but along with the sunshine they are
predicting rain showers, wind storms, thunder, and hail storms. The
exciting part is that they will be giving away up to $2,000 in gifts, How do
they do it? They have lots of friends. Be sure to be at the fair grounds in
Bradford on Saturday, July 24, at 2 PM. You may be richer for it:
I I II I
JOIN THE "JOURNAL OPINION" AND THEIR
FRIENDS CELEBRATE FAIR TIME IN THE UPPER
VALLEY, COME TO THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY
FAIR IN BRADFORD ON SATURDAY AT 2 P.M.
UP TO $2000 IN PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY|
ALL KINDS OF PRIZES--LARGE PRIZES, SMALL
PRIZES--ALMOST 500 PRIZES IN ALL!
Hale Furniture Connies
Perry Oil Bradford Bottle Shoppe
Bradford Oil Bradford Bingo
Hill's 5 & 10 Coutee's Restaurant
Bradford National Bank Bear Ridge Speedway
Allen's Western Auto Gove & Morrill Hardware
T.A. Kuralt Green Frog Garden Center
Four Seasons Gove & Bancroft Pharmacy
Auto Parts of Bradford Ward's Department Store
Conn. Valley Fair Bradford Village Store
July 21, 1982-The Journal Opinion-Page 9
wins big in coupes; Sou00or..+,o
ard holds on in sweets
rith
i1 Outstanding Stygles (77-Bradford) filling publication). Dan Beede was
' gave Bear the next two spots. net among the contestants as
one of the best The next heat was he punctured his oil pan in the
;?:--- racing thus far
nit The ° dominated by Ricky Roberts semi-featurerace.
" ,;' track was in
.adition and the (36-E. Barre)RegMcLain(15- Waters, because he is a
Guildhall, Vt.) out-performed relatively new driver, sat on
t-aet°phtheir
C.V. Elms (6-N. Haverhill) the pole with Williams next to
. limit. A driver
and Clayton Hatch (56- him. When the "green" fell,
.aSBob Waters (22- Topsham). Waters out-pulled Williams
:'-Amkmu, Vt.). He drove
,hange Pinto ton Frank Keene (98-Chelsea) with Eastman, Chuck Beede,
who didn't qualify, won the Stygles and Shepard close
," ce finish in his consolation race over Orin behind. Waters continued to
tn., t, snatched the Howe (3-W. Lebanon)andBob open up breathing room and
i'q and won a very Adams (14-S. Royalton, Vt.) was in the lead by at least five
-Y." 'Yllfierseature race. theAll featurethree driverSrace, qualified for car lengths. He had an open
1 h iu ,s,A VBa/;ihe in Semi-Feature
Waters set the stage for
iThetford) coming things to come in the semi- HOW THEY
feature race as he powered his
.,'uneWComer Dennis ear to the front and selfishly FINIS,RED
e.d92"Keene, N.H.) held on to the lead. Following
! finish line for Waters over the finish line
-,m¢. e' hitcomb isstill were Roberts, Williams, COUPES
c ,WAIOlP_e t -
,,,0a4l " his new car Elms, Eastman, and McLain. July 16, 1982
'Wned and driven Shepard, who was running in IstQualifier
[" lde54) while fourth place, entered the third I. 93 Dale Williams
,, rannina his new turn in heavy traffic, and 2. 22 Bob Waters
; !redcar this week. 3. 1 Brother Eastman
found himself climbing over
't i 'nd heat was the bank and coming to rest on 4.92 Dennis Whitcomb
' the Beede boys. the other side. Repairs were 2nd Qualifier
JlY ! k Beede (54- made to his car in time for the 1. 53 Dan Beede
| 2.54 Chuck Beede
# rit of the time, feature event.
Feature Race
Fourteen cars were in the
parade lap led by Swenson
Insurance of Newbury, who
sponsored the race. He was
followed by the Speedway
Scene van ( a racing
Thomas Forward carries the
his feature win at Bear Ridge last
RIDGE STANDINGS
3.28 Bob Shepard
4.77 Arnie Stygles
3rd Qualifter
I. 36 Ricky Roberts
2. 15 Reg McLain
3. 6C.V. Elms
4.56 Clayton Hatch
Ist Consolation
I. 98 Frank Keene
2. 3 Grin Howe
3. 14 Bob Adams
Semi-feature
I. 22 Bob Waters
2.36 Ricky Roberts
3.93 Dale Williams
4. 6C.V. Elms
5. 1Brother Eastman
6. 15 Reg McLain
Feature
I. 22 Bob Waters
2. 'I Brother Eastman
3.28 Bob Shepard
4.54 Chuck Beede
5.56 Clayton Hatch
6.98 Frank Keene
7. 3 Grin Howe
8.77 Arnie Stygles
9. 6 C.V. Elms
10.36 Ricky Roberts
11.92 Dennis Whitcomb
12.93 Dale Williams
13.15 Reg McLain
14.14 Bob Adams
STREETS
1st Qualifier
1.75 David Gomo
2. 16 Dale Fadden
3.57 Alex Sutherland
4.71 Kenneth Hill
2nd Qualifier
I. 44 Gene Pierson
2.13 Dustin Downing
3.73 Thomas Forward
4.18 Duncan McKay
Ist Consolation
• 1.69 Doyg Boyce
2. 11 Carroll Porter
3.96 Robert Chaffee
4.17 Jim Morgan
Semi.feature
1.73 Thomas Forward
2:16 Dale Fadden
3.13 Dustin Downing
4.44 Gene Pierson
5.16 Duncan McKay
6.57 Alex Sutherland
Feature
1.73 Thomas Forward
2. 17 Jim Morgan
3.16 Dale Fadden
4.96 Robert Chaffee
5.13 Dustin Downing
6. 18 Duncan McKay
7.23 Frank Weigel
8.75 David Gomo
9.57 Alex Sutherland
10. 01 Thomas Spooner
11.69 Doug Boyce
12. 11 Carroll Porter
13.44 Gene Pierson
14.09 Reg Dailey
15.36 Gary Hall
,le (53-Barre)
I during a yellow
beating Chuck in
{ the Beede boy
rn. It was a.on
) Shepard (28-
Vt.) and Arnie
COUPES
(As of July 16, 1982)
N. Haverhill ........................ 320
Vt ...................... 268
Vt ..... . .............. 263
E. Barre ........................ 197
W. Lebanon ........................ 195
Graniteville ..................... 188
Guildhall, Vt ...................... 186
Royalton ....................... 157
Bradford ...................... 151
Vt ........................ 148
Plainfield ....................... 136
Thefford ..................... 134
Barre,.Vt .......................... 129
Vt ..................... 128
, Sr., Warren ........................ 100
Thornton ...................... 97
.................... 76
Washington ....................... 67
.......................... 51
Tolmham .................... 28
.................... 13
Fairlee .......................... 13
Keene ........................ 13
Hartford, Vt .................... 3
........................ 0
STREETS
. W. Lebanon ...................... 180
Topsham ................... 169
Lebanon .................... 168
Barre, Vt ...................... 167
E. Corinth .................... 159
Jct ................. 156
E. Corinth ................... 139
Bath ......................... 112
, E. Corinth ....................... 111
W. Topsham ................. 91
89
.................... o ....
Bradford ........................ 73
Newbury .................... 70
, N. Haverhill .................. 68
N.H .................. 59
Groton Vt ........................ 58
57
W. Lebanon .......... • ...... . ..... 28
N.H ....................... 20
.............................. 14
..................... 9
.................. ., ....
W. Hartford.. : ................... O
Enfield ..................... (-3)
field until he got into lapped
traffic which he handled well,
wheeling to the outside of
Whitcomb.
Only one caution
Only one yellow flag
marred this race and the re-
start had Waters still in the
lead, but the tempo of the race
seemed to be even higher
speeds. Elms, who has con-
sistently won at the Ridge,
was still 10 or 11 places back,
and 14 laps had already been
completed.
By this time, Eastman had
latched onto the tail of Waters
and was going to give him a
run for his money. Waters,
who felt the pressure, was
drifting higher and higher
coming into turns one and
three, and then slipping down
to the inside of turns two and
four, effectively cutting off the
doorway for Eastman.
However, he was leaving a
trail of water on the track
from a leaking radiator. This
gave Eastman a very slippery
(please turn to page 10)
Tournament softball
HOME RUN KING-- Piermont teammates congratulate Donnie Kimball (cen-
ter) who blasted two home runs during last weekends Southern Playdown action.
Piermont won decisive victories over Orford on Saturday, and Lake Morey on
Sunday. Tournament action resumes this Saturday with the Championship game
scheduled at 3:15 Sunday at the Lyme field.
,it
WHEN DO I GET A TURN-- Leeanna Hoyt of Wells
River is ready to help the Warren I team, if only
someone would give her a chance. Leeanna is from
Wells River and the daughter of Hoyt and Vicide
Darby.
IN PRIZES
II I II I
Here's something exciting to tell you about. The Journal Opinion is doing
it again: Another spectacular is scheduled for the Bradford Fair on
Saturday afternoon, July 24 at 2 PM What is it? They aren't saying...
but.., they are out on a limb as far as the weather is concerned. The JO is
hopeful of a beautiful sunny day, but along with the sunshine they are
predicting rain showers, wind storms, thunder, and hail storms. The
exciting part is that they will be giving away up to $2,000 in gifts, How do
they do it? They have lots of friends. Be sure to be at the fair grounds in
Bradford on Saturday, July 24, at 2 PM. You may be richer for it:
I I II I
JOIN THE "JOURNAL OPINION" AND THEIR
FRIENDS CELEBRATE FAIR TIME IN THE UPPER
VALLEY, COME TO THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY
FAIR IN BRADFORD ON SATURDAY AT 2 P.M.
UP TO $2000 IN PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY|
ALL KINDS OF PRIZES--LARGE PRIZES, SMALL
PRIZES--ALMOST 500 PRIZES IN ALL!
Hale Furniture Connies
Perry Oil Bradford Bottle Shoppe
Bradford Oil Bradford Bingo
Hill's 5 & 10 Coutee's Restaurant
Bradford National Bank Bear Ridge Speedway
Allen's Western Auto Gove & Morrill Hardware
T.A. Kuralt Green Frog Garden Center
Four Seasons Gove & Bancroft Pharmacy
Auto Parts of Bradford Ward's Department Store
Conn. Valley Fair Bradford Village Store
