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immrEWM'1MMONMMPMMMFMWWIMPIMPRIMMIIIPMMMIOMMWEMOWW9NIPO1PMrgirIOMEPOPIIIPONMOOrgeMPP9PINPUIRIPIMMOIWNIYMWM1WIPOOPPUPOIONNEPOPIIMIPEIP THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Monday April 25 1988 SD 51988 SD NC1 PR KTRACKM NORAOL1101111milmor pyrywretm3 Sunday's Results Following is tho tt high school frock and old home rot For additions of consctiono cad Dins Whim st Its loigh TM Mows end Obsorvits at (91e)129-4500 or 1-03o-e3-45oo cell Dais Nathan at Petty Draws Penalty Car Chevrolet Oldsmobile Buick Chevrolet Chevrolet Ford Oldsmobile Buick Oldsmobile Chevrolet Ford Chevrolet Oldsmobile Ford Chevrolet Pontiac Ford Buick Oldsmobile Ford Buick Pontiac Ford Laps 500 500 499 498 498 498 498 498 495 494 493 491 401 491 468 488 460 445 407 392 368 314 309 Earnings Reason Out 853550 Running 29975 Running 20775 Running 14550 Running 14250 Running 12600 Running 8400 Running 9000 Ruining 6200 Running 10650 Running 10470 Running 5520 Running 2470 Running 5370 Running 6400 Running 12350 Running 6780 Running 8555 Engine 1725 Running 5850 Engine 2850 Engine 4055 Fuel pump 2820 Engine 4245 Engine 4245 Engine Fin St Driver 1 14 Dale Earnhardt 2 21 Sterling Marlin 3 29 Bobby Hi ilin Jr 4 17 Terry Labonte 5 5 Darrell Waltrip 6 28 Davey Allison 7 24 Buddy Baker 8 20 Bobby Allison 9 31 Phil Parsons 10 7 Ken Schrader 11 15 Bill Elliott 12 18 Dave Marcie 13 13 Dale Jarrett 14 12 Benny Parsons 15 5 Geoff Bodine 16 2 Rusty Wallace 17 11 Kyle Petty 18 1 Ricky Rudd 19 25 Brad Teague 20 8 Alan Kulwicki 21 28 Brad Nonsinger 22 23 Michael Waltrip 23 4 Mark Marlin 24 10 Jimmy Hensley 25 16 Rick Wilson 26 3 Harry Gant 27 19 Well Bodine 28 22 Lake Speed 29 32 Derrike Cope 30 9 Nell Bonnett 31 30 Ken Bouchard 32 27 Richard Petty 24 10 Jimmy Hensley 25 18 Rick Wilson 26 3 Harry Gant 27 19 Brett Bodine 28 22 Lake Speed 29 32 Derrike Cogs 30 9 Nell Bonnett 31 30 Ken Bouchard 32 27 Richard Petty When Petty finally was let go he drove down pit road at about 5 mph and eased back onto the track Petty was unavailable for comment after finishing 17th 40 laps behind winner Dale Earnhardt But Len Wood one of Petty's team leaders had plenty to say: "We hear NASCAR put Kyle in because he was too reckless when he came behind the pit wall for the black flag Well what are all the women and children doing in the pits anyway? "Then there isn't a NASCAR official around to tell us what's going on So Kyle figures if nothing is going on he'll take off He does and gets a bit sideways So NASCAR brings him in again saying that he almost hit a NASCAR official "Hey look Kyle's a responsible driver and he's not going to run over anybody It's an unfortunate situation" By TOM HIGGINS Staff Miter MARTINSVILLE Va NASCAR put its so-called "penalty box" into effect for the first time this season Sunday and the occupant during the Pannill Sweatshirts 500 at Martinsville Speedway was Kyle Petty The defending champion in Charlotte's Coca-Cola 600 Petty was held for a nine-lap "cooling-off period" after a tangle with Geoff Bodine and then a misunderstanding with a Winston Cup official on pit road The incident started when the cars of Petty and Bodine spun after making contact on the backstretch on the 246th of 500 laps On Lap 271 Petty emerging from the pits appeared to brush Bodine's car NASCAR ordered Petty's Ford black flagged When no official on pit road was able to explain the reason for the black flag Petty sped off Again NASCAR officials called for a black flag and the long penalty ensued Girls Shot Put I McClure (Hendersonville) 43-9 2 Schram (SW Guilford) 434 3 Grumpier (Cape Fear) 38-8 4 Graves (Cummings) 39 5 Thomas (El Small) 37-8: 6 Sharoiess (Jacksonville) 37-1 7 Jones (Cary) 36-6 6 Pumsiey (Pinecresli 36-4 9 Barn (Jordan) 34-6 10 Hayes (Myers Park) 34-4 Discus: 1 McClure (Hendersonville) 141-7 2 Ofil Vell (Cummings) 1164 3 Grumpier (Cape Fear) 1124 4 Schram (SW Gull lord) 1114 5 Jones (Cary) 110-10: 6 Haskins (Hillside) 108-5 7 S4MM01111 (Curd luck Ca) 107-5 8 Raper (SW Goinord) 104-6 9 Griffin (Durham Academy) 107-8 10 Inge (Sun Valley) 99-9 High Jump 1 (OW Cotton (Richlands) Davis (Northeast ern) 5-6: 3 Makowski (Wilmington Hoggard) 5-5 4 Mei Hill (Mil lbrook) Hudson (Haman Central) 5-4: 8 Whitaker (Randleman) 5-3 7 (tie) Mc Lamb (Pmecrest) LaGendre (Jacksonville) Lee (Havelock) 5-2: 10 Mel Massanborg (Athens Drive) Duncan (Hoggard) Hall (Washington) 5-1 Long Jump 1 Gardin (Ashbrook) 184 2 Ross (W Charlotte) 1711: 3 Nash (Westover) 17-9 4 Adams (Richmond) 17-8 5 Morris (Haveloc() 177 6 Williams (W Gui Hord) 17-0 7 McCarty (Dudley) 170 8 (lie) Curry (Williams) Lindsey' (N Davidson) 17-5 10 Hall (Washington) 17-3 Triple Jump 1 Bums (Cummings) 39-1 2 Morris (Havelock) 37-3 3 Hall (Washington) 38-10 4 Hill (MIS brook) 36-8: 5 Vinson (Sun Valley) 36-3: 6 LeGandre (Jacksortvliki) 35-10 7 Williams (W Guilford) 35-9 8 Taylor (Albemarle) 36-8 9 (tie) King (Lee) Adams (Rich mond) 35-6 100: 1 Council (South View) 120 2 Dawkins (Richmond) 121 3 (tie) Lyons (Grimsley) Hinson (Sun Valley) Gardin (Ashbrook) McDonald (Richmond) 124 7 Roseboro (N Forsyth) 12 8 8 (he) Royal (Smithfield-Selma) Hall (Washington) 127 10 (tie) Harris (E WakeL Rose (w Charlotte) Bryant (Athens) Harris (E Wake) Davis (S Johnston) 12 8 200: 1 Lyons iGnmsley) 250 2 Poole (Grimslay) 251 3 Hall (Washington) 256: 4 Royal (Smithileld-Selma) 266 5 (tie) McDonald (Richmond) M01119 (Havelock) Dawkins (Richmond) 26 8 8 Lamm (No Nash) 280 9 Mel Hockaday (Hillside) Pope (Fete) 267 400t 1 Poole (Grimsley) 592 2 Cromartie (Lumberton) 1:0123: 3 Hill (Millbrook) 1:014 4 (tie) Massey (lee) Douglas (Richmond) Purgason (Washington) 1:024 7 (tie) Jones (Hillside) Makowski (Hoggard) 1:025 9 Royal iSmithtleid-Selma( 1026 10 Jackson (71s1) 1021 SOO: 1 Clarke (Lee) 2:2344 2 Wiegerink (Chapel Hill) 2:2949 3 Johnson (Dudley) 2:295 4 PAantiply brook) 21009 5 Moore (Richmond) 2:310 One) 43-9 2 Schram (Cana Fear) 38-4 4 (ES Smrth) 37-6: 6 lonee (Cary) 36-6 a (Jo(dan) 34-6 10 lle) 141-7 2 Ofil Vell ape Fear) 112-3 4 nes (Cary) 110-10 6 tons (Currhuck Ca) 4 9 artifin (Durham tY) 99-9 ds) Davis (Northeast Hoggard) 5-5 4 (ke) ural) 5-4 8 Whltakar Pmecrest) LeGendre 10 tie Massenburg 1811 (YVashington) 5-1 184 2 Ross (W r) 17-9 4 Adams c() 17-7 6 WI 1118MS py) 176 8 (be) Curry 5 10 Hall (Washing 39-1 2 Morns 1) 38-10 4 Hill (Mill) 36-3: 6 LeGendre I Guilford) 35-9 8 (Leek Adams (R)ch Dawkins (Richmond) (Sun Valley) Gard In 24 7 Roseboro thheld-Selma) Half Wake) Ross (W Wake) Davis (S le 1GrimsktY) 251 ith field-Selma) 265 (Havelock) Dawkins lash) 264 9 (he( mart (Lumberton) (tie) Massey (leak )hington) 1:024 7 ird) 1:025 9 Royal 1 (71st) 1:027 gerink (Chapel Hill 4 Mantiply (Mill J) 2:310 la 1 1 1 1 1 Ford 290 Oldsmobile 243 2375 Engine Chevrolet 208 7175 Engine Ford 205 8725 Timing chain Oldsmobile 193 1400 Engine Ford 122 3550 Engine Pontiac 44 7560 Engine Ford 42 1610 Engine Pontiac 31 3510 Engine Time of rem Three hours 31 minutes eight seconds Margin of victory: 199 seconds Caution flags: Seven for 46 laps Lead changes: 10 among seven drivers Boys Shot Put 1 Johnson (list) 589 2 Williams (Durham Hillside) 54-10 3 Swann (W Harnett) 52-7 4 Gardin (Freedom) 52-6: 5 Cross (N Rowan) 51-6: 6 Robinson (Triton) 50-6: 7 Thornton (Raleigh ((brook) 50-3 8 Tripp (Farmville Central) 50-2 9 Drys (Al Brown) 49-7 10 Wilson (Apex) 49-3 Discus: I Meaders (Sun Valley) 197-10: 2 Gardin (Freedom) 164-0 3 Grier (Garinger) 162-11 4 Peters (White Oak) 153-4: 5 Fake (E Gaston) 151-8 6 Brown (Jacksonville) 150-11 7 Williams (Richmond CO 150-2: 8 Rose (Hillsboro Orange) 149-2 9 Myers (Raleigh Athens Drivel 148-4 10 (tie) Jacobs (Raleigh Alfieri Drive) Couch (W Henderson) 147-10 Nigh Junice 1 Dockery (Reidsville) 7-0: 2 Graham (Triton) 6-11 3 filei Miller (W Henderson) Burkhardt (White Oak) 6-8 5 (tie) Washington (SE Guilford) Fuller (New Hanover) 8-6 7 (tie( Jackson (New Bern) Freeman (Bessemer City) 8-5 9 14 jumpers are tied at 6-4 Long Jump I Jordan (Warren Co) 23-7: 2 Joyner (Farewille Central) 23-6 3 Hilliard (Smithfield-Selma) 22-7 4 Johnson (Reidsviliel 22-4: 5 Torrence (Mt Tabor) 22-3 6 (he) Welcome (N Gaston) Bailey (Cape Fear) Hooker (Union Pines) 22-1 9 (tle) Barrett (Havelock) Jones (Byrd) Rigging (Wilson FRO 22-0 Triple Jump 1 Joyner (Farmville Central) 49-9 2 Sutton (N Forsyth) 47-1 3 Evans (Grenville Rose) 46-11 4 Robertson (Pinecrest) 46-9 5 Adams (Cary) 46-7: 6 lathe (Hillsboro Orange) 443-5 7 Cunningham (Wh Ilevillel 45-9: 8 Johnson (Greensboro Grimsley) 45-6 IL Barrett (Havelock) 49-0 10 Williams (SmithheidBalmai 45-0 Poio Vault 1 Thompson (Hendersonville) 14-0 2 (tle) Riggs (E Wayne) Monroe (Pinecrest) 13-6: 4 (tie) Allen (E Wake) Hilliard (Smithfield-Selma) 13-3: 6 (tie) Miller (N Rowan) Burkhardt (White Oak) 13-0 13 (tIe) Valentine (71st) Gutkrest (Durham Jordan) JHand (Richmond Co) 12-6 100 Meters: 1 Jordan (Warren Co) 103 2 Simmons (Ragsdale( 105 3 (tie) Booker (Jacksonville) Adams (Ashbrook) Young (Triton) 106: 6 (tie) Murphy (New Bern) Chambers (McDowell Co) McDonald (Richmond Co) Toomer (Rocky Mount) Exam (Rocky Mount) 107 200 Meters: 1 Jordan (Warren Co) 212 2 Blake (Roanoke Rapids) 219 3 (lie) Reese (Mt Tabor) McDonald (Richmond) Exam (Rocky Mount) Williams (Smithfield-Selma) 220 7 (tie) Hambrick (Raleigh Athens Drive) Wilson (Freedom) Toomer (Rocky Mount) Chambers (McDowell Co) 222 400 Metres: 1 Stevens (Smithfield-Selma) 487 2 Cu 111- roll (N Rowan) 489 3 Reese (Mount Tabor) 491 4 Thompson (Greeenboro Dudley) 493 5 Hembrick (Raleigh Athens Dr Ne) 498 6 HIlliard (Smithfield-Selma) 500 7 Steele (N Rowan) 502 8 Franklin (Richmond Co) 505 9 Chatman (El Smith) 506 10 Douglas (Richmond Go) 507 SOO kletent 1 McNally (Raleigh Athens Drive) 15751 2 Patterson (New Bern) 1:5785 3 (tie) Mathis (E Forsyth) Griggs (E Guilford) 1579 5 Martens (Chapel Hill) 1:5868 6 Thompson (SW Randolph) 1:590: 7 Ledbetter (Richmond Co) 1:597: 8 Mahoney (Watauga) 2:000 9 (tie) Brown (Mt Tabor) Nacharne (Lincointon) 2:00 3 1800 Motet 1 Griggs (E Guilford) 4:224 2 Howard (Greesnboro 4:256 3 Fenton (Pine Forest) 4:27 4 4 Frank (Durham Jordan) 4:280: 5 Mays (W-S Reynolds) 4:283 6 So(orzano (Byrd) 4:286 Give Earnhardt Martinsville Win Right Tires Continued From Page ID to second in the standings Additionally Earnhardt's $53550 share of the $383055 purse a record for a NASCAR short track gave him the circuit's money-winning lead with $334140 He took over the top spot from Bobby Allison who had led since winning the season-opening Daytona 500 Said Marlin who led three times for 101 laps in quest of his first victory: "I almost had one The car worked good all day But I think (Ricky) Rudd needs some sideview mirrors He just knocked right into me (on Lap 420 as Earnhardt and Marlin tried to re-lap Rudd in Turn 2) That messed up the toe-in on my car I felt I had a chance to win and it was taken away" Marlin built a lead of eight seconds before the caution period that gave Earnhardt's crew the chance to make its decisive tire change Sunday's was the best finish this year for Marlin and his Billy Hagan team which now has four top-five showings Marlin rallied from 21st starting position to contend and Hi Ilin charged from 29th to take third "This is a big reward 'cause everyone knows we've been having trouble" Hi Ilin said of his Stavo la Brothers team 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