McCormick and Roberge win national skiing crowns
Du Quoin Florida's Ricky McCormick wins his third consecutive national open overall title at the National Water Ski Championships as Karin Roberge of San Diego captures the women's open overall in her open competition debut. Sammy Duvall posts a spectacular 182 foot jump as Mondor and Lowe contend for records amid a field including Dees, Benzel, Brush, Todd, and Fain. The event awards multiple tricks and slalom titles across open and men II divisions, with Carl Roberge also taking the boys’ division overall.
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du Quoin
Ricky McCormick
Cypress Gardens
Fla
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Karin Roberge
San Diego
Calif
Sammy Duvall
Greeneville
S.C
Duvall
John Mondor
Hollywood
Texas
American Water Ski Association
Monder
Chris Redmond
Canton
Ohio
Ju Papin
Roberger
Deena Brush
West Sacramento
Brush
Roberge
Callaway Gardens
Cindy Todd
Pierson
Linda Giddens
Eastman
Cyndi Benzel
Newberry Springs
Karin
Carl
Nathalie
Craig Pickes
Eagle Lake
Rick Anderson
Anderson
Mike Morgan
Pensacola, Fla
Dennis Hammontree Jr
Grandview
Castro Valley
Mark Crone
Shapleigh
Maine
Bob
Kris
Lowe
McCormick
Todd
Cathy Marlow
Pinole
Benzel
Frankie Dees
Lakeland
Roger Robbins
Mount Meigs
Ala
Dees
Hiis
Horsley brothers win Boy Scout bass meet
The Horsley brothers David of West Frankfort and Bruce of Marion won $1,250 in the Boy Scout Benefit Bass Tournament on Crab Orchard Lake with 17 pounds 1 ounce. Tim Grounds and David Erwin of Marion took $500 for second, while Paul Atkins Tom Garegnani of Marion earned $375 for third.
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David Horsley
West Frankfort
Bruce Horsley
Marion
Crab Orchard Lake
Horsleys
Jack Golio
David Erwin
Tim Grounds
Paul Atkins
Tom Garegnani
Tom Burns
Earl Wyant
Foyt wins Allen Crowe as dirt groove powers comeback
A J Foyt roared from ninth to first in the 100 mile Allen Crowe Memorial at Springfield driving a Camaro modified for dirt. After a 30 minute track watering halt dust limited visibility, Foyt seized the high cushion to pass eight rivals by lap 89 and claim victory worth 4590 dollars and 250 USAC points. Don White finished second and Terry Ryan trailed after his late crash.
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Springfield
A.J. Foyt
Allen Crowe
Foyt
Terry Ryan
Davenport
Iowa
Ryan
Milwaukee
Illinois State Fair Grounds
Don White
Keokuk
Joe Ruttman
Upland
Calif
Ray Darnell
Lake Bluff
Ill
Bob Brevak
Ashland
Wis
Douglass wins Super-Pro at I-57 dragstrip
Frank Douglass of Broughton captures Super-Pro honors by beating Rick Harless of Paducah in a nine-second race at the I-57 dragstrip near West Frankfort on Saturday night. Pro, motorcycle, and Trophy races produced other winners and payouts, with gates opening at 5 p.m. and eliminations at 8:30 p.m. next event scheduled.
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Douglass
Frank Douglass
Broughton
Rick Harless
Paducah
West Frankfort
Jim Halbrook
Pevely
Morris Voges
Coulterville
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Lucky Lowe
Birmingham
Ron Ricketts
Lexington Park
Gary Krupa
Jackson
Mich
David Benzel
M. J. Fink
Humble
Tish Fain
Clemson
Sharron Beck
Wernersville
Mike Allen
San Mateo
Scott Anderson
Watervleit
TER Sk
Zuoin
Horsley Brothers
Charles Line
Parvin Hosman
Herrin
Jim Lanson
James Hughlett
Jacob Vanway
Dennis Coleman
Rusty Ansinelli
Calvin Hazel
Gary Cochran
Carbondale
Jerry Kee
Johnston City
Steve Burroughs
Dick Reardon
Cochran
Big Stinger
Tresnac
Herriss
Egyptian Council of Boy,' Scouts
Illinois
tCamaro
USAC
Billie Saxon
Southern Illinoisan
Lignese
NAPA
Napa Mufflers
Krack
Hamilton
America
Thompson Texaco
Stearns Ltd
Val
Ken
Mardale Texaco
Gary
Glover
Roger Ritchie
Evansville
Ind
Adrian Sinks
Ridgway
Steve Tabor
Matt Moon
Florissant, Mo
Ty Baker
Centralia
Kent Smith
John Gural
Mark Cutrell
Larry Galbraith
Mike Pittman
Murphysboro
MIDAS
MacPherson
E. Main
SIU
Hambletonian
Midwest
DU Quoin State Fair
Bob Perkins
Brush Hill Striders
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