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Likewise
in reverse with this pairing of Calvin Hill in the I/AA
(8.66) and the A/ND of Brian Darcy (7.42). Darcy's the one
who needed to make up a deficit on the index but he flat
misses the tree and it shows here. |
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Pat
Ross in the far lane F/A (8.56) had the light and the index
covered over Kevin Robb in the B/SR (8.34). |
Chris
Wentzel in the A/EA (7.83) is way out there on Ronnie Boyd
in the A/ED (7.16) because Wentzel was .116. |
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Mike
Miscovsky in the C/DA (7.55) goes wheels-up and just gets
around the B/T (8.70) of Scott Benham. |
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| That's
Al Ackerman in the far-lane F/D (8.58) turning a huge advantage
on the 'Tree into a win over the F/A (8.56) of Carl Miller. |
Dave
Hughes in the far-lane A/A (7.06) went .081
to give the win to Tony Mangrum in the A/A. Mangrum was
great on the 'Tree with a .009. |
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| Tom
Ekroth in the far-lane C/A (7.93) went .001
against the D/ED (7.91) of Ray Vierheller. Ray out-qualified
Tom by a bunch, so Tom had to give it a shot. |
Stu
Sandhaus in the A/ND (7.42) just went .021
against Chip Ippolito here. |
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I
imagine it was another case of knowing the car in the other
lane out-qualified you by a bunch so you had to go for it.
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Kevin
Houghtaling |
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| Kevin's
way out there despite taking it easy on the 'Tree against
the A/EA of Todd Logan who qualified above the index.
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Richard
Schonberger tries to keep Arnie Martel from catching him,
but Martel gets there first no problem. |
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