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SCAT Electronic News 2 November 2001 issue 537
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The Patterson Contest at Lost Hills November 17 and 18 - Bogie
Woodhoused tubes
The Other World Champs - Edge
FF Champs Schedule
CG - Brokenspar
RE: [Fwd: C G position] - Gregorie
Skyscraper Results - Barron
America Cup results - with individual placings - Parker, Coussens and Parker
The Patterson Contest at Lost Hills November 17 and 18
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Quick notice
F1A, B, and C will be held on Saturday and F1G, H, and J will be Sunday.
Changed from previous schedules. Details will be sent here as soon as the
details are coordinated.
Bill Bogart
Woodhoused tubes
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Louis
I read your comments on the tube spars. I have used the carbon "D" box on
tails in fact the model that did the rounds at the WC is thus equiped. I
have found that these tails tend to be a bit heavier than the tubular spar
configurattion, say 0.5 gram. I agree that these tails are stiffer, in
fact, I think, too stiff and are thus prone to damage. Having tried several
methods I find that the tubular spar is the best for me in that I can get
the weight right and it has the corect degree of stiffness.
If they (tubular spars) snap a repair is easily made. A piece of the
correct dia wire coated with a release agent is threaded down the spar and
the whole realinged and any pieces put back. Depending on damage a wrap of
Kevlar thread or carbon sock. Hit with cyano and remove wire! back in
business with minimal fuss.
Michael J Woodhouse, Norwich, UK
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The Other World Champs
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Mr SCAT,
Not all your readers may have been aware of the World Champs also happening at
Lost Hills at the same time as the Free Flight version. The World Food Ordering
Championships took place at Denny's Restaurant Lost Hills during the Endless
October. People from 30 nations took place, even though some of them didn’t
realise they were competing. The rules were simple; a team of three each
order a breakfast, lunch and dinner from Denny’s with as few questions
back from the waiter as possible.
Of course, different menus have different degrees of difficulty (DOD). For
example ordering a garden salad with ranch dressing produces a lower DOD
than a Slam, easy over eggs, English muffin, beans instead of tomatoes.
The scoring works by deducting a point for each question asked by the
waiter, so if you order a steak and forget to define how you want it
cooked you would loose a point. All clear ?
Anyhow, the GB team of Ball, Edge and Williams came out top. Weeks of practice
were required to hone the skill required to pull this one off. Said team
manager Martin Dilly "These guys are really good; they deserved to win. Even I
take it seriously by ordering food at least twice a day – it's a
tough job !"
>From a possible 9 maxes (a perfect order per person, minimum DOD of 7,
is a max) the Brits managed a score of 7.7. Edge cleaned up and got the
the pudding menu but Ball dropped one order when he forgot to ask for Jack
cheese on his baked potato. Williams too missed a perfect order when
the waiter asked if he wanted mustard with his meat. In a lowly 10th place
were the local US team who each time missed out on the catch-all
question "Would you like some more coffee Sir ?".
For Denny's the lure of a World Champs in their restaurant was too much to
miss. Asked how long it had taken to train the waiters to ask as
many questions as possible, the manager said "Do you want a two minute
interview or the longer five minute one ?.".
Chris Edge
FF Champs Schedule
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[ from a number of sources]
Old Timer Events Can Be Flown --- Any Event Any Day
EVENT FLOWN THAT DAY MUST BE COMPLETED/NO RE-ENTRIES
Show your support and SPONSOR an EVENT! Call Lynn or Steve For Details. Thanks!
Saturday-November 10th Sunday-November 11th Monday-November 12th
6:45AM - 2:45PM 6:45AM - 2:45PM 6:45AM - 2:PM
MODERN MODERN MODERN EVENTS
Junior 1/2 Gas Junior HL Glider B Gas
Junior Mulvihill A Gas Cat Glider
Junior P-30 C Gas NOSTALGIA
1/2 Gas A/B Electric B Gas
D-Gas HL Glider C Gas
P-30
Mulvihill NOSTALGIA FAI
Night Flying 7-10:PM 1/2 A Gas F1G
F1H
NOSTALGIA FAI F1J
NOS A Gas F1B
NOS 1/4 A Gas F1K SCALE
Peanut
FAI Unofficial Events Rubber
F1A Sunrise Gas @ Sunrise (T Gas
F1C
Unofficial Events
Unofficial Events Sunrise Ele. A/B @ Sunrise (TBA)
Dawn P-30 M/L @ Sunrise (TBA)
Twin Pusher @ 8:AM
CO2
Slo-Gas
OLD TIMER EVENTS
C OT Pylon---B Fuselage---30 Second Antique--- 1/2 A Texaco---C OT Rubber Stick
Large OT Rubber Cabin---Texaco---.020 Replica
A OT Fuselage---B OT Pylon---C OT Rubber Cabin--- Large Rubber Cabin---Vintage Wakefield 38/50
C OT Fuselage---A OT Pylon--- OT Rubber Scale---4oz OT Wakefield
1/2 A Texaco Scale
1/4 A Texaco
Power Scale
EVENT ENTERY FEES
Registration (includes first event)
Junior $7.00 Senior/Open $15.00
Additional Events-----Junior $1.00-----Senior/Open $6.00
****Gold Registration-Juniors$12.00-Senior$25.00-Open$40.00****
******Sweepstakes Registration-Junior$17.00-Senior$30.00-Open$45.00******
Slo-Gas-Flown any day: Fly-off Monday-Re entry-9sec engine run 3min max-single bypass engine 15% fuel
SWEEPSTAKES-2 POWER, 2 NON POWER: Points earned by how many you finish ahead of in each event. 1 point
earned for a 1st place finish in events declared.
Jay Sloan will be present as usual for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
CG
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I always put the CG a little ahead of where the model balances..
Brokenspar
RE: [Fwd: C G position]
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Herman Andreson writes:
> As a little grammar school kid half a century ago I tried a bunch of
> different configurations for low ceiling HLG. Best was small, high AR
> stab
> & more foreward CG (it got even better when rounded wingtips were cutoff
> square). The Stoys', Drela, Meuser, De Shields, Buddenbohm and others
> have
> done impressive times with a CG in the 25-30% of MAC. Many times this was
>
> with a VIW (flapper). This seems to coincide with Mr Simons' view.
>
> My tests with stabs showed that a high AR stab with foreward CG was
> extremely stable down to 5% stab. Stab AR was 2-3X wing AR! Low AR stabs
>
> have a lower lift slope and have to be made much larger and CG moved more
> foreward to approach equal stability (if they can).
>
That's most interesting indeed.
I'd add an observation about full size gliders: These generally use a
near-symmetric stab with quite of around 8% of wing area and in the order of
8% thick with a blunt LE. The moment arm must be around 4-5 mean chords.
Wing sections are quite thick, laminar types - some Eppler sections have
been used and the Wortmann sections were also popular; modern gliders are
using considerably thinner sections, though still of the same general type.
As Martin Symons says, the stab generally carries a small down load. In
contrast to Herman's IHLGs the stab has a much lower AR than the wing -
under half the wing AR.
I don't have Martin's experience as a glider pilot (yet) but I'm learning.
> For outdoor, the big stab, rear CG config really simplifies D/T.
>
> While D/T mifght be more difficult, IMHO all large F1 classes would gain
> time and stability with smaller, high AR blunt LE stabs, more area in
> single
> surface wing (possibly with exposed spar on bottom) and foreward CG.
>
I really wonder about this. Aping full size, a 2 sq. dm stab of around AR
4.5 on a 600 mm moment would seem as if it ought to work on an F1A with a
2100-2200 mm wing (AR=18). That gives a stab of 67 mm chord and 305 mm span.
I dunno, but that chord looks small to me. I wonder if its a simple matter
of Re effects, and we just plain need a stab chord of 90 mm or so to avoid
Re effects.
I just tried my first Woebbeking stab section in California during October.
This section is 8% thick with a hi-point at 15% and the blunt LE. It
certainly works well - the stall recovery is much better than the 8% Clark-Y
it replaces. I'll certainly agree that this type of section seems to work
well as a conventionally sized (18%) stab.
I hope this is a useful contribution to the discussion.
Martin Gregorie
Skyscraper Results
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Forcasts of bad weather scared off some potential participants.
It did become cold and windy (especially on Saturday during F1A, F1G,
and F1C), but it was flyable. Sunday saw more pronounced periods
of calm for the thermals, so the performance was better in F1B,
especially by FAI juniors John Barron and Lee Wang.
The star of the weekend is the young junior flier Josh Revkin, with
a come-from-behind win with his checkmate in F1A. His model was the
only one able to ride the turbulence for a max in the last round.
Congratulations Josh!
In the mini events there were some close battles, especially in F1G
and F1H.
F1A max 180 150 150 150 150
1. Josh Revkin (J) 180 61 148 150 150 689
2. Andrew Barron 98 150 150 150 112 660
3. Tzvetan Tvetkov 180 108 122 150 68 628
4. John Barron (J) 135 150 81 145 106 617
5. Omer Erguner 114 125 94 150 98 581
6. Peter Barron (J) 180 92 150 88 14 524
7. Aram Schlosberg 17 44 50 150 97 358
8. Sarah Radziunas (J) 0 39 136 30 79 284
9. Kevork Fags 166 31 38 40 0 275
10 Art Ellis 180 75 16 0 0 271
F1B max 210 180 180 150 150 150 150
1. John Barron (J) 210 127 180 150 150 150 83 1050
2. Lee Wang (J) 210 129 180 43 150 150 146 1008
3. Jerry McGlashan 91 157 180 117 150 0 0 695
4. Red Laffler 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 121
5. David Ellis 0 0 107 0 0 0 0 107
F1C max 180 150 150 150 150
1. Andre Kirilenko 180 150 150 128 0
2. Joe Wagner 180 130 0 0 0
F1G
1. Dick Ivers 120 120 120 120 88
2. Larry Pelatowski 120 105 86 112 120
3. Bill Buss 120 120 31 103 114
4. Bob Hatschek 120 17 60 0 0
5. Rich Ivers 120 0 0 0 0
6. Ron Rousseau 59 0 23 0 0
F1H
1. Rich Ivers 120 120 52 120 120
2. Bob Sifleet 120 120 89 120 30
3. Larry Pelatowski 68 86 44 46 0
4. Jean Pailet 50 32 64 22
5. Sarah Radziunas (J) 30 103 32 0 0
6. Josh Revkin (J) 56 30 32 0 0
F1J
1. Jean Pailet 82 120 120 0 0
2. Alan Abriss 54 46 44 0 0
3. Tom Kerr 62 12 0 0 0
America Cup results - with individual placings
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F1A
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Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 15 W
MM 36 W
SCA 18 W
EFF 10 E
SCT 4 C
NCA 13 W
FFA -X- C
Sky 10 E
BAl 16 W
TCC 5 C
McL 1 C
IFA 5 C
MMM 6 C
HC 13 E
USO 31 C
NWF 7 W
ESF 8 C
AFA 7 C
CIA 10 C
WFA 2 W
DC 2 C
CFA 27 W
SC 12 W
SWC 10 W
Ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1A
1 VanNest, Brian 111 SWR-1 MM-2* NCA-1 Sky-3* BAl-1 USO-2 SC-3*
2 Hines, Lee 106 MM-4* TCC-1 MMM-1 USO-1 NWF-2* CFA-2
2 Parker, Jim 106 MM-1 SCA-3 HC-1 USO-4* NWF-5* SWC-1
4 Erguner, Omer 96 EFF-2 Sky-1 ESF-2 AFA-4* CIA-1
5 Barron, Andrew 93 SWR-2 MM-3 EFF-1 HC-4* AFA-3* CIA-5* SC-2
6 Tzvetkov,Tzvetan 74 Sky-4* IFA-2 ESF-4 AFA-2 CIA-2
7 Brocks, K Peter 61 SWR-5 MMM-4 NWF-3 DC-1
8 Markos, Chuck 59 Sky-2 IFA-3 HC-2
9 Allnutt, Peter 58 SCA-2 NCA-4 CFA-3
10 McKever, Mike 57 SCA-5 BAl-3 SC-1
10 Sifleet, Bob 57 IFA-5 ESF-1 AFA-1
12 Brun, Pierre 53 NCA-3 BAl-2 NWF-4
13 Fedor, Mike 51 SCT-4 TCC-2 MMM-3
14 Spence, Steve 50 SCT-2 TCC-4 USO-3
15 Parker, Dallas (Jr) 49 NWF-1 SWC-2
16 Avollone, Michael(Jr) 44 SWR-4 MM-5 IFA-4 USO-5
17 Coussens, Tom 42 SWR-3 NCA-5 CFA-4
18 Schelp, Jon(Jr) 40 SCT-1 TCC-3
19 Barron, Peter (Jr) 33 EFF-3 CIA-3
20 Coussens, Ben(Jr) 30 CFA-1
20 Zink, Don 30 SCA-1
22 Kozlyuk, Dimitro 29 SCA-4 BAl-4
23 Smitz, Willard 26 MMM-5 DC-2
24 Bradley, Jim 25 McL-1
24 Lane, Robert 25 WFA-1
24 Thornbery, Jim 25 IFA-1
27 Cowley, Martyn 23 CFA-5 SC-4
27 Davis, Jon 23 NCA-2
29 Fags, Kevork 22 EFF-5 ESF-3
30 McQuade, Pete 21 MMM-2
31 Sheffer, Jackie 20 SCT-2
31 Smith,Norm 20 WFA-2
33 Barron,John (Jr) 18 EFF-4 Sky-5
33 Lenartowicz, C 18 HC-3
35 Schlosberg, Aram 12 CIA-4
36 Terzian, Fred 9 BAl-5
37 Diez, Hector 8 SC-5
37 Farkas, Leslie 8 HC-5
39 Scharb, Bill 6 AFA-5
39 Thomson, Ben(Jr) 6 ESF-5
41 Avila, George 5 TCC-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 13 W
MM 42 W
SCA 17 W
EFF 9 E
SCT 2 C
NCA 9 W
FFA -X- C
Sky 9 E
BAl 19 W
TCC 4 C
McL 4 C
IFA 14 C
MMM 10 C
HC 9 E
USO 38 C
NWF 5 W
ESF 9 C
AFA 17 C
CIA 4 C
WFA 4 W
DC 2 C
CFA 31 W
SC 13 W
SWC 0 W
ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1B
1 Crowley, Paul 102 SWR-1 Sky-1 IFA-3 AFA-1
2 Wood, Dick 97 SCA-4* EFF-2 SCT-2* NCA-5* TCC-2* McL-2* IFA-1 MMM-3* HC-5* ESF-2 CIA-1 WFA-2* DC-1*
3 Andriukov, Alex 83 MM-2 BAl-3* CFA-1 SC-1
4 Ghio, Walt 79 MM-1 NCA-2 HC-3 CFA-5
5 Batiuk, George 70 BAl-2 MMM-1 SC-3
5 Fitch, Jerry 70 MM-3 NCA-1 SC-2
7 Booth, Bill 69 SWR-2 SCA-1 NCA-3
8 McGlashan, Jerry 61 EFF-4 Sky-5 IFA-5 MMM-2 ESF-4
9 Avollone,Eddie(Jr) 53 BAl-4 McL-1 IFA-4
10 Norvall, Larry 52 SWR-4 MM-4 SCA-2
10 Pratt, John 52 HC-1 NWF-1
12 Pearce, Fred 50 SCT-1 TCC-1
13 Guinder, Taylor(Jr) 47 EFF-1 CIA-2
14 Simon, Greg* 42 IFA-2 AFA-3
15 Clapp, John 41 Sky-4 HC-2 ESF-5
15 Ellis, Dave 41 USO-5 ESF-3 AFA-4
17 Avollone,Anthony 39 McL-3 AFA-2
18 Wang, Lee (Jr) 37 ESF-1 CIA-4
19 Piserchio, Bob 34 SCA-5 CFA-2
20 Cooney, Ralph 33 SWR-3 WFA-3
20 Jensen, Blake 33 CFA-3 SC-4
22 Tymchek, Bob 31 SCA-3 NCA-4
23 Sessums, John 30 BAl-1
23 Sifleet, Bob 30 USO-1
25 Brooks, Jim 25 USO-2
25 Tracey, Dan 25 WFA-1
27 Felix, Ron 22 Sky-2
27 OReilly, Jim 22 TCC-4 MMM-4
29 Laird. Tom 20 USO-3
29 Sessums, Herb 20 NWF-2
31 Blom, Fred 17 EFF-3
31 Nippert, Vic 17 Sky-3
33 Dorsett, Chuck 15 NWF-3
33 Schroeder, Lee 15 NWF-5 WFA-4
33 VanNest, Brian 15 USO-4
33 Wiley, Ed 15 TCC-3
33 Schroedter, George 15 CFA-4
33 Barron, John (jr) 15 CIA-3
39 Horak, Ladi 12 HC-4
40 Hinson, Rex 10 McL-4
40 Kendy, Len 10 NWF-4
40 Morrell, Roger 10 MM-5
40 Nelso, Elmer* 10 BAl-5
44 Jones, Ryan(Jr) 9 AFA-5
45 Rohrke, Rich 8 SWR-5
45 Davis, Mike 8 SC-5
47 Iorger, Tom 7 EFF-5
47 Jones, Darold 7 MMM-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 3 W
MM 26 W
SCA 8 W
EFF 1 E
SCT 3 C
NCA 4 W
FFA -X- C
Sky 3 E
BAl 10 W
TCC 2 C
McL 1 C
IFA 8 C
MMM 1 C
HC 5 E
USO 13 C
NWF 2 W
ESF 5 C
AFA 8 C
CIA 4 C
WFA 1 W
DC -X- C
CFA 20 W
SC 13 W
SWC 0 W
ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1C
1 Gutai, Bob 101 SWR-1 Sky-3* IFA-5* HC-3* USO-2 ESF-1 AFA-2* SC-1
2 Kirilenko, Andrei 96 EFF-1 Sky-2* IFA-1 HC-1* ESF-2 CIA-1 CFA-5*
3 Parker, Faust 90 SWR-2 SCT-2 TCC-1 McL-1
4 Archer, Randy 89 SWR-3 SCA-1 BAl-4* CFA-1 SC-3
5 Morris, Gil 77 MM-3 Sky-1 IFA-3 USO-5* AFA-3
6 Joyce, Doug 65 SCA-5* NCA-3 BAl-1 CFA-4 SC-5
7 Keck, Ed 63 MM-4 HC-2 USO-4 ESF-3
7 Kerger, Terry 63 SCA-2 BAl-2 CFA-3
9 Johannes, Bob 62 IFA-4 USO-1 AFA-4* SC-2
10 Poti, Norm 54 NCA-4 USO-3 AFA-1
11 Sifleet, Bob 51 IFA-2 HC-5 ESF-5 CIA-2
12 Roberts, Mike 50 NWF-1 WFA-1
13 Happersett, Ken 47 MM-1 BAl-3
14 Spence, Henry 35 MM-5 SCT-1
15 Carroll, Ed 27 NCA-2 BAl-5
16 McCormick, W.D. 25 MM-2
16 Simpson, Roger 25 NCA-1
16 Solomon, Rolond 25 MMM-1
16 Johannes, Bob 25 CFA-2
20 Oliver, Ken 24 SCA-4 SC-4
21 Simpson, Reid 20 TCC-2
21 Schlachta, Frank 20 HC-4 ESF-4
21 Mc Burnett, Ron 20 NWF-2
24 Mennano, Guy 16 SCA-3
25 Chesson, Don 15 SCT-3
25 Wagner, Joe 15 CIA-3
27 Kerr, Tom 10 CIA-4
28 Servaites, Bucky* 6 AFA-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 16 W
MM 25 W
SCA 14 W
EFF 8 E
SCT 6 C
NCA 10 W
FFA 8 C
Sky 8 E
BAl 14 W
TCC 7 C
McL 9 C
IFA 14 C
MMM 8 C
HC 7 E
USO 57 C
NWF 7 W
ESF 7 C
AFA 14 C
CIA 5 C
WFA 3 W
DC 4 C
CFA 15 W
SC 6 W
SWC 0 W
ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1G
1 White, Bob 113 SWR-1 MM-1 SCA-1 NWF-1
2 Wood, Dick 106 SCA-4* EFF-1 SCT-3* NCA-3* FFA-2* Sky-3* BAl-5* TCC-2* McL-1 IFA-1 HC-3* ESF-5* AFA-5* CIA-4* WFA-1* DC-1 SC-3*
3 Cooney, Ralph 95 SWR-3* MM-2 MMM-2 NWF-3* WFA-2 CFA-1
4 Cole, Hank 93 SCA-3 NCA-1 BAl-1 NWF-2
5 Brocks, Peter 72 SCA-5* MMM-1 NWF-5 DC-3 SC-1
6 Pratt, John 65 MM-3 NCA-2 BAl-4 NWF-4
7 Pelatowski, Larry 62 EFF-4 ESF-1 CIA-1
8 Vanlandingham, Ed 59 SCT-1 TCC-4 McL-2
9 Crowley, Paul 55 SWR-2 HC-2 USO-5
10 Blom, Fred 46 IFA-2 AFA-2
10 Ivers, Dick * 46 Sky-1 CIA-2
12 Booth, Bill 44 USO-3 CFA-2
12 Vargo, Edward 44 FFA-1 IFA-3
14 Nippert, Vic 42 Sky-2 ESF-2
14 Wiley, Ed 42 TCC-1 MMM-3
16 Clapp, John 39 EFF-5 Sky-4 HC-5 ESF-3
17 Norvall, Larry 32 BAl-2 CFA-5
18 Konefes, Ed 31 FFA-5 USO-2
19 Williams, Joseph 30 USO-1
20 Ioeger, Tom 29 ESF-4 AFA-3
21 Jones, Charlie* 28 AFA-1
22 Hatschek, Bob 27 EFF-2 Sky-5
23 Sayer, Leo 26 HC-1
24 Tymchek, Bob 23 SCA-2
25 Emery, Jack 21 SWR-5 NCA-4
25 Murphy, Jerry 21 MMM-4 DC-4
25 Pearce, Fred 21 SCT-2
25 Davis, Bill 21 SC-2
29 DeLoach 20 DC-2
30 Schroedter, G 19 CFA-3
31 Davis, Mike 18 BAl-3
31 O Dwyer, John 18 SCT-4 McL-5
31 Scheiman, Phil (jr) 18 NCA-5 SC-4
34 Juhl, Jim 17 McL-3
35 Avallone, Eddie 16 FFA-3
35 Morrell, Roger 16 EFF-3
35 Wernicke, Ken 16 TCC-3
38 Buss, Bill 15 USO-4
38 Kamla, John 15 WFA-3
38 Myers, Dick 15 MM-4
38 Pelatowski, Ed 15 CIA-3
42 Peterson. Alan 14 SWR-4
42 Mulligam, M 14 CFA-4
44 Stewart, Oval 13 AFA-4
44 Wilson, Dale 13 IFA-4
46 Jahnke, Ross 12 McL-4
47 Brooks, Jim 11 HC-4
47 Markos, Chuck 11 FFA-4
49 Critchlow, Bob 10 MM-5
50 Jones, Ryan(Jr)* 8 IFA-5
51 Nelson, Elmer 6 MMM-5
51 O Reilly, Jim 6 TCC-5
51 Parmenter, Frank 6 SCT-5
51 Vanderbeck, Bill 6 SC-5
55 Ivers, Rich * 5 CIA-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 5 W
MM 10 W
SCA 8 W
EFF 6 E
SCT 3 C
NCA 10 W
FFA 5 C
Sky 7 E
BAl 13 W
TCC 3 C
McL 5 C
IFA 4 C
MMM 5 C
HC 2 E
USO 21 C
NWF 4 W
ESF 5 C
AFA 5 C
CIA 7 C
WFA 2 W
DC 1 C
CFA 8 W
SC 12 W
SWC 0 W
ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1H
1 Hines,Lee 95 NCA-2* BAl-5* TCC-1 MMM-1 USO-2 NWF-2
1 Smith, Norm 95 SWR-1 MM-4* USO-3 NWF-1 WFA-1
3 Cowley,Martyn 90 SWR-3 MM-2 SCA-2* NCA-1 CFA-1
4 VanNest, Brian 84 SWR-2 MM-1 NCA-5* Sky-3 BAl-3* USO-4* CFA-2 SC-4*
5 Markos, Chuck 82 SWR-4* FFA-2 Sky-2 IFA-4* HC-1 CFA-3
6 Sifleet, Bob 81 IFA-1 USO-5* ESF-1 AFA-5 CIA-1
7 McKever, Mike 75 MM-3 SCA-4* NCA-4 BAl-1 SC-3
8 Busnelli, Ernesto 74 SCA-1 NCA-3 BAl-2 SC-5
9 Brun, Pierre 69 SCA-3 USO-1 SC-2
10 Avollone,Michael(Jr) 60 SWR-5 FFA-3 McL-2 IFA-2 AFA-4*
10 Fedor, Mike 60 SCT-1 TCC-3 MMM-2
12 Pailet, Jean 55 FFA-4* McL-3 IFA-3 ESF-5* AFA-3 CIA-4
13 Nippert, Vic 52 EFF-5 Sky-1 ESF-2
14 Smitz, Willard 40 MMM-3 DC-1
14 Spence, Steve 40 SCT-2 TCC-2
16 Lane, Robert 30 NWF-4 WFA-2
16 Thomson, Ben(Jr) 30 ESF-3 CIA-3
18 Zink, Don 28 SC-1
19 Pelatowski, Ed 26 EFF-1
20 Grabski, Paul 25 McL-1
20 Jones, Tom 25 FFA-1
20 Matsuno, Chris 25 AFA-1
20 Schlarb, Bill 25 McL-5 AFA-2
24 Pelatowski, Larry 22 EFF-3 Sky-5
25 Coeyman, Charles 21 EFF-2
25 Crogan, Vince 21 EFF-4 ESF-4
27 Radziunas, Sarah 20 CIA-2
28 Revkin, Josh (Jr) 16 Sky-4 CIA-5
29 Avallone, Eddie 15 FFA-5 McL-4
29 Parker, Dallas (Jr) 15 NWF-3
29 Sheffer, Jackie 15 SCT-3
32 CoussensTom* 13 BAl-4
32 Davis, Jon 13 MM-5 SCA-5
34 Pangell, Cass* 10 MMM-4
35 Buddenbohm, Stan 6 CFA-4
36 Hardin, Ed * 5 McL-5
36 Pangell, Rick* 5 MMM-5
Key to competition abbreviations and number of sportsmen:
SWR 4 W
MM 16 W
SCA 4 W
EFF 5 E
SCT 12 C
NCA 5 W
FFA 3 C
Sky 4 E
BAl 10 W
TCC 2 C
McL 3 C
IFA 7 C
MMM 1 C
HC 2 E
USO 22 C
NWF 3 W
ESF 4 C
AFA 6 C
CIA -X- C
WFA 1 W
DC -X- C
CFA 12 W
SC 10 W
SWC 0 W
ska 0 E
ACT 0 C
USF 0 W
PC 0 W
KOI 0 E
F1J
1 Parker, Faust 107 SWR-1* MM-1 SCT-1 TCC-1 McL-1 SC-2*
2 Gutai, Bob 104 SWR-2* Sky-1 IFA-3* HC-1 USO-2* ESF-2* AFA-1 CFA-1
3 Gunder, Austin (Jr) 100 MM-3* EFF-1 Sky-2 IFA-4* USO-1 ESF-1 AFA-3* CFA-4*
4 Roberts, Mike 92 MM-2 BAl-1* NWF-1 WFA-1 CFA-3
5 Pailet, Jean 88 EFF-2 FFA-1 Sky-4* McL-2 IFA-2 ESF-4* AFA-5*
6 Poti, Norm 83 MM-4 NCA-5* IFA-5* USO-3 CFA-2 SC-1
7 Augustus, Bruce 67 MM-5* SCA-1 NCA-4 BAl-2 NWF-2
8 Morris, Gil 56 FFA-3 Sky-3 IFA-1
9 Haught, Jim 52 NCA-1 FFA-2 SC-5
10 Keck, Ed 45 HC-2 USO-5 ESF-3
11 Johannes, Bob 39 BAl-2 USO-4 SC-4
12 Robertson, Tony* 30 SWR-4 SCA-2
13 Mennano, Guy 27 SCA-3 BAl-2
14 Menanno, Frank* 25 MMM-1
15 Carroll, Ed 24 CFA-5 SC-3
16 Carstens, Fred* 23 SCT-2
17 Marsh, Jack 21 AFA-2
18 Greer, Jason 20 TCC-2
18 Simpson, Roger 20 NCA-2
20 Sheffer, Jackie 18 SCT-3
21 Avollone,Eddie(Jr) 15 SWR-3
21 Heinrich, Don * 15 NCA-3
21 Parsons, Dave 15 NWF-3
21 Roundsaville,Dave 15 EFF-3
21 Wilkinson, Don * 15 McL-3
26 Irwin, John 13 SCT-4
27 Lorbiecki, John (Jr) 11 AFA-4
28 Kerr, Tom 10 EFF-4
28 Laird, Tom 10 SCA-4
30 Snyder, Russ 8 SCT-5
31 Johannes, David 7 BAl-5
32 Higgs, Adam (jr) 5 EFF-5
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Roger Morrell
