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L))) 6C THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Thursday May 23 199 1 101 i Qualifying nerves still get to busy Wallace Mitichlotr221 Nothing Is to ay Discount Mufflers Unimportant MOTORSPORTS NOTEBOOK Coupon Muffler Sale I- 1 1 Or Installed IIFrom competitors Team owner Kenny Bernstein said Bodine has signed for the '92 season Also Quaker State is exercising in principle an option to return as sponsor Robby Faggart of Concord started up front and led most of the way to win the Goody's Sportsman 150 run after Winston Cup qualifying Faggart ran alone for a brief stretch about midway through the 100-lap 150-mile event but had to scramble to stay ahead at the finish for a two-car-length margin of victory Marty Ward of Marietta SC closed up and chased Faggart into the final 10 laps and momentarily took the lead But Faggart reclaimed it and went on to the victory Faggart's average speed for his $3500 victory was 124971 mph Ritchie Petty son of former Richard Petty engine builder Maurice Petty and nephew of Richard took a hard hit in an accident on Lap 13 He complained of soreness in his neck and shoulder and was taken to Cabarrus Memorial Hospital for what speedway officials called "precautionary rays" By LEONARD LAVE and TOM HIGGINS Stan Writer Few drivers will be as busy this weekend as Kenny Wallace who's scheduled for double duty in Charlotte Motor Speedway's major events Saturday and Sunday But it's qualifying not the Champion 300 Grand National race or the Coca Cola 600 for Winston Cup cars that had Wallace nervous Wednesday "That's the way it always is with me I just get nervous about getting the car qualified" he said His relief role replacing injured Kyle Petty in the Sabco Racing Pontiac made Wednesday a more hectic day than Wallace figures to face today when he tries to make the 300 field He put the Pontiac into the 19th position for the 600 with a qualifying speed of 171494 mph Winston Cup regular Rick Mast and Australian driver Allan Grice crashed in morning practice leading to 600 time trials Grice had a bizarre explanation for the wreck that eliminated his Bob RahillyButch Mock-prepared Olds from the race: "The steering DraEles wheel came loose in Turn 3" said Grice who was released from the infield infirmary after treatment for bruises "It's the driver's responsibility to put the wheel on securely so obviously I didn't" Grice had hoped to make his third start at Charlotte Tommy Ellis' loss since he came to Charlotte as a substitute driver for injured Geoff Bodine amounts to more than the $18000 fine imposed by NASCAR for an engine infraction Sunday in The Winston Ellis' street car was broken into at a hotel Monday night Taken were treasured stopwatches he has owned since he began racing 21 years ago four uniforms golf clubs and "lots of clothes" belonging to him and his wife Brenda Driver Brett Bodine won't be part of the 1991 silly season of ride changing among Includes new shoes or pads resurface drums or rotors repack wheel bearings and inspect entire system Semi-metallic extra ms ty 95 Per Axle 54 I UPDATE Earnhardt runs into trouble in qualifying CLAost Domestic Cars Light Trucks Vans Min valid throup 63091 peeldpaling only No valid in corsunclon with any other allowised swats Mgt liesent own tine ot estimate Charlotte 1231 Independence Blvd 334-5332 5238 South Blvd 525-2168 2846 Freedom Dr 393-2704 6447 Independence Blvd 563-9513 5300 Tryon St 596-3093 Pineville 306 Polk St 889-7792 330 Garrison Blvd Gastonia 865-9321 Monroe 1850 Roosevelt Blvd (Hwy 74) 289-6004 ASK ABOUT OUR NATIONWIDE LIFETIME GUARANTEES OPEN MON SAT 8 AM TO 6 PM IrOtO Individually Owned Operated Copyright 1991 Meineke ri Racing today Schedule: Coca-Cola 600 qualifying (positions 21-40 2 laps) 1 pm Grand National qualifying (positions 1-20 1 lap) 2 pm Weather: Variably cloudy Highs 80 to 85 Lows in mid-60s Light southeasterly winds Tickets: Available $5 at the gate RadioTV: None EVADA BOB Fits many small domestic cars Pipes Clamps Hangers extra diiilis tl sK jittli By LEONARD LAYE Sports Editor In 1986 Dale Earnhardt was king of Charlotte Motor Speedway sweeping the track's Winston Cup races in May and October For all his other success however the speedway hasn't been as kind to Earnhardt over the past four seasons and his Coca-Cola 600 week preparation got off to a shaky start Wednesday After completing one lap and making the field at 14th with a speed of 172188 Earnhardt tried to force a little quicker lap out of his Chevrolet The result was a spin in the first turn and a collision with the wall in the second turn abruptly ending his qualifying run The damage appeared to be only cosmetic and Earnhardt was able to laugh about the incident knowing the car would still be race-ready "Charlotte's been a little rough on us lately particularly that corner" he said His finishes since the 1986 sweep: 20th 12th 13th 17th 38th 42nd 30th and 25th "It's just the way it goes here" he said "It happens But we'll just keep going "The car had been a little loose We were going to run two laps DISCOUNT GOLF PRO SHOP World's Largest Chain of Discount Pro Shops All prices good thru Monday 527 MEMORIAL WEEKEND FANTASTIC 1 "It just got away from me I thought I was going to get it back but I couldn't Luckily it didn't hit real hard "It was one of those deals where you try too hard It was all my mistake there was nothing at all wrong with the car "I didn't run quite as quick as we had thought I would on the first lap so I wanted to do it better the next lap" Earnhardt changed clothes and helped his crew repair the damage He can only hope now he got his poor Charlotte fortune out of the way Wednesday five days before the 600 tral zwitrzt271 away' I rgli7U4Vzt37 14" 2 lirttrret A07-wIP- 0-et- Pitti ktgli 0 't 1 :1 1-MaxtliN unn it itlik 1 AM II 1 Balls 11 600 qualifying '17 I' :3 i 1 -7 i Jii ''''''t'''''41- v)ii 4 1 111 ES Chevy 171059 Okis 170956 Pontiac 170891 Buick 170875 Olds Buick Olds Buick Chevy Ford Olds Pontiac Pontiac Buick 170708 170632 170573 170455 170 428 170395 170342 170315 169 956 169146 Olds Olds Pontiac Ford Ford 168376 168161 167354 166 466 165792 Chevy 165446 Chevy Chevy Olds 165421 164 860 no speed 1 rs 41'' i 1 Martin Waltrip Schrader Wednesday's qualifiers for the Sunday's Coca-Cola SOO at Chadotts Motor Speedway Second-round qualifying is today: Top 20 qualifiers Richard Petty Pontiac 171If Richard Petty Pontiac 171162 South Regional At Baton Rouge La Fridays gams South Alabama (43-15) vs Oklahoma (40-21) 12 noon Texas AIM (42-21) vs Southwestern Louisiana (46-18) 4 pm tiorthwestem State La (40-19) at LSU (47-181 830 pm Saturdays games (SU-Northwestern St loser vs Texas MM-SW Louisiana loser 12 noon LSU-Northwestem St emner South loser 4 pm Texas MM-SW Louisiana winner vs South Alabama-04dahoma winner 8:30 pm West I Regional At Lou Angeles Fridays games Minnesota (36-24) vs Hawaii (48-16) 2 pm Middle Tennessee State (28-31) at Southern Cal (44-15-1) 6:15 pm: Creighton (45-20) vs Pepperdine (41-15-1) 10:30 pm Saturday's games USC-Middle Tam loser vs Hawaii-Minnesota loser 2 pm USC-Mtddle Tenn winner vs Creighton-Pepperdine loser 6:15 pm Hawaii-Minnesota Winner vs Creighton-Pepperdine winner 10:30 pm West Regional At Fresno Calif Today' games Miami Pa (45-15) vs Portland (30-17) 3 pm Stanford (37-21) vs San Diego State (43-19) 6:30 pm Cal State Northridge (41-16-1) at Fresno State (37-20) 1030 pm Fridays games Miami Fla-Portland loser vs Stanford-San Diego St loser 3 pm Miami Fla-Portland winner vs Fresno St-CS Northridge loser 6:30 pm: State winner vs Fresno St-CS Northridge winner 10:30 pm College World kris': (May 31-June 8) MOTORSPORTS NASCAR Winston Cup Points Standings 1 Dale Earnhardt 1366 2 Ricky Rudd 1362 3 Darrell Warp 1281 4 Michael Waltrip 1188 5 Harry Gant 1185 6 Ernie lrvan 1183 7 Davey Allison 1157 8 Ken Schrader 1156 9 Morgan Shepherd 1132 Mark Marlin 1118 Goody's 150 Wednesday's results from the Sportsman race at Charlotte Motor Speedway 1 Robby Fagged Chevy 83500 2 Mark Con Chevy $83000 3 Steve Shuman Chevy 82500 4 Lee Tissot Chevy 82100 5 Jerry Rector Olds 81800 2 Mark Cog Chevy W000 3 Steve Shuman Chevy $2500 4 Lee Tissot Chevy 82100 5 Jerry Rector Olds 81800 8 Ricky Sanders Chevy 81600 7 William Hob000d Chevy $1400 8 Ronnie Sewell Chevy 81250 9 James Sharpe CNwy 81100 0 Marc Madison Buick 8975 1 Richard Jervis Buick 8850 2 Ron Burchene Chevy 8750 3 Marty Ward Chevy 8650 10 Marc Madison Buick $975 11 Richard Jarvis Buick $850 12 Ron Burchelle Chevy $750 13 Marty Ward Chevy 8650 14 Bubba Urban Pontiac $575 15 Mickey Hudspeth Chevy $540 16 Donnie Mergard Buick $505 17 Randy Porter Buick-- $470 18 Ed Gartner Pontiac $435 19 Tom Darling Chevy $400 20 Jim Vanderberg Chevy $365 21 Louie LiMapage Buick- $340 22 Shan Minter Chevy $320 23 Chip Crider Ford $310 24 John Clagell Chevy $300 25 Michael Wren Chevy $290 26 Tom D'Eath Chevy $260 27 Gary Lioyd Olds $275 28 Charlie Ford Chevy $270 29 Curtis Moller Chevy $265 30 Douglas Gold Chevy $260 31 Russell Gamesier Chevy- S255 32 Phii Rogers Chevy $250 33 Doug Jackson Chevy $245 34 Jerry Knowies Chevy $240 35 Pete Pistons Chevy $235 36 Timothy Edwards Chevy $230 37 Peter Gibbs Chevy $225 38 Ritchie Petty Chevy $220 39 Tayior Chevy $215 40 Brian Pednck Pontiac $210 Grand National Pante Standings 1 Bobby Laborite 1576: 2 Kenny Wallace 1568: 3 Jimmy Henley 1429 4 Joe Nemectiek 1406: 5 Todd Bodine 1384 6 Tommy Houston 1370 7 Chuck Sown 1364: 15 Tom Peck 1314: 9 Elton Sawyer 1264: 10 Bobby Dotter 1255 giFISHINGMi AREA Metro lina Shrine Club Remits from the Mena line Stain Club Catt lab Tournament on Lake 1 Buzz Merritt Belmont 2970 pounds (top five hen) 2 Steve Dur hem Belmont 22 45 3 Robert Laughen Mt Hotly 2025 Bloom bah Memtl 8 90 pounds WittiOCKEY40t NATIONAL Team USA The 221arno achadule of games botween National Hockey League teems and the Olymptc hockey teams of the United Slates and Canada Oct I Team USA at Minnesota Oct 23: Team USA at BOW: Oct 24 Team USA at Islanders Nov 4: Teem USA at New Jersey Nov Team USA at Philadelphia Nov it Teem USA at Boston Nov17- Team USA ta San Jose: Nov 20 Team USA at Hartford: Nov 21 Canadian Olympic at Edmonton: Nod 24 Canadian OtYmOic at Vancouver Nov 2S: Team USA at St tools Dec I Team USA at Detroit: Dec 4: Teem USA at Rangers Dec Collodion Otyrnpic at Quebec: Dec 10 Canadian Olympic at Montreal: Team USA at Los Angeies Dec 10 Team USA at Chicago: Canadian at Calgary Jed 14: Canadian Olympic at Toronto: Jett Canadian Ontoov- at Winnipeg Jan 21: Team USA at Pittsburgh: 22 Team USA at Wohmoton SOCCER PROFESSIONAL MSL Playoffs CKAWMONS1411 (Beal-o0-71 Toders Gann ()matted al San Dodo 10 35 (Si 0aMo leads semes 3-2) European Cups UEFA Cup Championship AS ROMI I nternanonale Milan 0 (Internanonaie wins On 2-I aggregate) Group Two Bulgaria 3 San Marino 0 Croup Four Austria 3 Faroe islands 0 Ethibitton Ireland I Chile 1 -mill GOLF COLLEGES NCAA Wsdnasdays first-round leaders from the NCAA womena toww meld at Oftie Mate Team Lsaders 1 South Florida 298 2 San Jose State 300 3 UCLA 301 4 Lamar 305 5 Duke Arizona and Georgia 306: 8 Florida State and Tulsa 309 10 New Mexico State 310 Individual Leaders: Christy Erb UCLA 71: Renee Heiken Illinois 71: Mary Dunne Miami Fla 72 Kelly Robbins TISSit 72 Kelly Tilghman Duke 73 Susan Vsasey Florida 73 Tracy Hanson San Jose St 73 Sally Dee Florida 74 Nicole Horner San Jose St 74 Jane Egan New Mexico St 74 Ionia Gill Kentucky 74: Luciana Bemvenuti Georgia 74 Kimberly Cayce Duke 74 Anna Acker Florida 74 Debbi Koyema UCLA 74 Terri Thompson Tulsa 74 Annika Sorenstam Arizona 74 Sara Miley Georgia 75 Louisa Bergsma Lamar 75: Kim Brozer Lamar 75 Mindy Jeffry Southern Meth 75 Liz Earley Cent Florida 75 Victoria Suhocki Furman 75: Lisa Walton San Jose St 76 Matte Hageman Arizona 76 Erica Firnhaber Florida St 78 Mary Lee Cobocii Florida St 76 Adele Moore Stanford 76 Piper Wagner Texas 76 Shirley Trier Iowa 76 Kristi Coats Louisiana St 76: Charlotte Eliasson Oklahoma St 78 Ninni Sterner San Jose St 77 Marie-Josee' Rouieau Florida St 77 Jennie Holloway South Florida 77 Elsabe Haler Lamar 77 Laura Brown Florida 77 Barbara Blackwell Southern Meth 77 AJ Nealy New Mexico St 77 Card Wood Mississippi St 77 Pat Hurst San Jose St 78 Debbie Parks Arizona 78 Susan Pankau Arizona 78 Lisa Kiggens UCLA 78 La Ree Sugg UCLA 78 Tine Patemostro Georgia 78 Jodi Noisy Stanford 78 Stephanie Davis Stanford 78 Katharine Larsson Lamar 78 Linda Chen Texas 78 Ginger Lowe New Mexico St 78: Stacey Arnold Iowa 78: Stephanie Martin Oklahoma St 78 Amy Hooks Amherst Mass 78 Kristin Milligan Georgia 79: Margie Arnold South Florida 79 Michiko Hattori Texas 79: Jamie Fischer Texas 79 Jenny Turner Texas 79: Julie Foster Florida 79 Chris Miller Kentucky 79 Dolores Nara Kentucky 79 Lisa Duke 79 Elizabeth Bowman UCLA 80 Marta Caste 'loco' Florida St 80 Audrey Wooding Stanford 80 Barbara Plant Texas Christian 80: Jayne Lohr Kentucky 80: Lisa Weissmueller Kentucky 80 Sibyl's Gabler Duke 80 Cann Hialmarsson Tulsa 81 Leslie Green Southern Meth 81 Tina Drabble New Mexico St 81: Lars White New Mexico St 81 Tonya Blosser Duke 81 Arni Schonauer Longwood Vs 81 Debbie Pappas Rollins 81 Leta Lindley Arizona 82 Martha Richards Stanford 82: Maret Stanley Florida 82 Suzy Strock Florida 82 Lisa Del Prete Tulsa 82 Chris Lagow Southern Meth 82 Annette Koaloha Texas Christian 82 Stacy Bovine Iowa 82 Tricia Konz zone St 82 Division III Wednesday's second-round Waders from the NCAA Division NI men's townsman in Lincoln Nob Teem Lamaism I Methodist 604 2 Gustavus Adolphus 613 3 UC San Bernardino 616 4 Ohio Wesleyan eta 5 Wittenberg 625 6 Allegheny 627 7 Washington and Lee 634 8 UC San Diego 635 9 Knox 635 10 Redlands 637 Indavidual Leedom Bill Adds Methodist 145 Tim De Arias Gustavus Adolphus 147: Lee Palms Emory 149 Galen Ecinand Ohio Wesleyan 149: Ba Rosenblum Skidmore 151: Jason Cherry Methodist 151 Brad Caw lorph OC San Bernardino 151 HOLE-IN-ONE tAtke Gruendet on the No 6 150 yd pat-3 at the Crystal 8Prings Course He used a 7-iron and It was hts lust Dernpsy Clad( on the No 180 yd psi-3 at the Crystal Springs Course He used a 5-won and was hts fourth monotMISCwoltilm TRANSACTIONS Football NFL Promoted Dorn Anise to director of college scouting MT Reassigned Charlie Weis delonsNe assistant to running backs coach Named George Sift wide recovers coach and Bobby Trott defensive assistant Waived Raul Allegro Signed WA Nick Cullen De Rich Kano and DB Chris Mitchell to one-year coontracts Re leased DB Fred Guntm WR Stacy Robinson WA Doug Banks DI Jeremiah McCleary and TE Stacy Fields-LATEST LINE Baseball Mocker League MINNESOTA 6-7 over Tevas Boston 64-74 Oyer DETROrT MILWAUKEE E-6 over Deveirked OAKLAND E-6 over Chocago KOMI Longue MONTREAL Bt-re over RIOS HOUSTON-loe Angie (PO) CINCINNATI 6-7 over San Francisco PITTSBURGH 5't-6'4 over St lours NEW YORK 6-7 over Chicago ATLANTA-San Dorm (Pick) Home teem CAPS LAKE LEVELS (As el 7 pm Wednesday) James Dow I 8 tackay Dow I 4 Norman Dow I 4 Nounteen le4enti Dow 34 Wye" Dew 2 6 Miens Dow 2 I Memo Dow 0 OmTENNIS PROFESSIONAL Strasbourg Open Wedminday's mutts from Strasbourg Singles Second Round Rachet Mc Guinan Australia Paula Langrova Czechoslovakia 6-1 6-1 Laura Gli'emote (41 Peru Elena Snoukherets Soviet Union 6-3 7-6 (7-3) Ion McNeil (2) Ann Grossman 6-2 6-3 Anne Minter Australia Karina Ouentrec Franca 6-2 6-2 Bologna ATP Wedneaday's meta from Soto-Pe Rath Singles Second Rount Janne Oncins ZL Marian Veda (7) Czechosiove Ida 6-2 6-2: Jett Tarango Nuno Marques Portugal 4-6 6-1 6-3 Tomas Muster (4 Austhe Shuzo Matsuoka Japan 7-6 (8-6) 1-6 6-3: Cane haly Javier Sanchez (6) Spain 6-3 7-5 World Team Cup Stisdnaedaa results from Dew Wort Germany Red Group $inglet Magnus Gustatsson Sweden Juan Aguliera Spain 6-3 64 Stefan Edberg Sweden ho Sanchez Spain 6-4 6-4 Andrei Cherhasov Soviet Union Horacio de la Pent Argentina 3-6 6-2 6-2 Alexander Vo ikov Soviet Ucon Franco Dawn 6-0 6-2 Devine: Stefan Edberg-Magrars Swedend Emilio Sanchez-Sergio Casal Spat 7-5 6-1 Horacio de la Pena-Javier Frana Argentina Andrei Cherkasov-Alminder Volkov Soviet Union 6-4 3-6 6-3 European Open Wednesidays results from GOM Singles Second Round Conchita Martinez Spain Linda Ferrando holy 60 6-2 Christel Ruche Switzerland Sabine Hack Germany 6-2 75 Helen Reins' (4) Canada Catherine Mollies France 7-5 6-3 FOOTBALLE PROFESSIONAL WIAF European PcL Pit PA ytondon 9 0 0 1000 293 101 Barcelona 7 20 778 186 109 Frankful 7 2 0 778 142 115 North American East Montreal 4 5 0 444 116 211 4 5 0 444 219 146 Orlando 4 50 AM 209 259 Ragn-Drm 0 9 0 000 116 272 North American West Brfnehrn 4 5 0 444 112 133 BAntno 4 5 0 444 167 156 2 10 222 155 213 y-clinched playoff berth Monday's results Birmingham 24 NY-NJ 14 Orlando 20 Raleigh-Ourharn 14 Saturday's games Sacramento at Frankfurt 2 pm Bern it 3 pm SAntomo at -NJ 8 pm Mooday's nation Bwcsiona at 1 pm Orlando at Montreal 6pm BASEBALL COLLEGES Div I Tournament The schedule of the NCAA Dts I baseball tournament I a doubts hrnmation tournament buil Nada to the Codes World Series in Omaha Nals Atlantic Regional Al TOMMSSOI Today's games Georgia Tech (40-24) vs St John's 133-12-4 11 am: Alabama 139-181 VI Florida Mternational 143-211 3 Coastal Carotins 139-271 at Florida State 153-12) 7 pm Fnday's games Ronda St -Coastal Caro loser vs Georgia tech-St John loser II am Florida St-Coastal Caro winner vs Alabama-Flu loser 3 pm Georgia Tech-St JONI'S veneer vs Alabama-FIB winner 1 pm Central Regional At Austin Tenn Fridays games Oklahoma Stale (43-18) vs Rutgers (32-20-2) 1 Fs Alabama-Birmingham 127-28) at Texas 46-16) 6 pm Long Beach State 140-191 vs Southem Mississippi 011-221 30 minutes after BAB-Texas Saturday's games Texas-BAB tow vs Oklahoma St-Rutgers loser 1 Texas-BAB winner vs I St-Southern Miss loser 30 minutes after 1 pm game Oklahoma St -Rutgers winner vs LB St-Southern Miss sewer 9 Eest Regional Al Gainesville FL Today's prom Jocksonville (43-15-2) vs Missouri 139-18) 1130 am North Combos State (45-18) vs Ohio University (33-25) 330 Furman (25-24) al Floods (45-191 7 30 pm Fridays gimes Florida-Furman loser vs StateOluo loser 1130 a Florida-Furman winner vs Jacksonville-Missouri loser 3'30 State-Ohio winner vs Jactisonville-Mtssouri wmner 730 pm Midwest Programa Al Wichita ken- Friday's games Baylor (40-18) vs California (3445) 12 noon Ohio State (50-11) vs Rider (32-14-1) 3 30 0m East Cooks (28-22-1) at Wichita State (59-12) 8 0m Seturdare goose Wichita St -East Carolina loser as Ohio St-Rider loser 12 noon Wichita St -East Carolinas amnia vs Bayler-Caidorma loser 3 30 Onto St-Rider winner vs Baylor-Ciattorraa sooner 8 Northeast Polytonal Al Covent Mame Todey's pones Clomson (56-8( vs Flnncelon (24-20) 11 am Mrssissmo State 140-191 vs Towson State (27-21- 1) 3 nova (37-13-1) ai Mone (45-1(5) 730 pm Friday's games Clemson-Princeton loser vs Moos-soot St -Towson St loser 11 am Corson-Princeton winner vs Mone-liatanovs 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Means Wally Dallenbach Mark Stahl Jeff Green 171401 Randy Baker Brad Teague Kerry Teague 171298 171265 171184 Al Nip 11140 Plat record Schrader 173963 r4'' No Driver Car 1 Mark Martin 2 Michael Waltrip 3 Ken Schrader 4 Sterling Marlin Ford Pontiac Chevy Ford 5 Brett Bodine Buick 6 Ernie lrvan Chevy 7 Harry Gant Olds 8 Alan Kulwicki Ford 9 Rusty Wallace Pontiac 10 Davey Allison Ford 11 Bill Elliott Ford 12 Dale Jarrett Ford 13 Terry Labonte Olds 14 Dale Earnhardt Chevy 15 Rick Mast Olds 18 Lake Speed Pontiac 17 Ricky Rudd Chevy 18 Darrell Waltrip Chevy 19 Kenny Wallace Pontiac 20 Shepherd Ford Foiled To Qualify Derrike Cope Larry Pearson Chad Little Chevy Chevy Ford 600 I Major Brand Golf Clubs Shoe Trees Plastic Balls Utility Brushes Umbrella Ball Retrievers Shag Bags Head Covers old record Ken 1990 New Priced GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Used To FREE CLUB HT BY PROS INDOOR RANCE INDOOR PUTTING GREEN ALL MAJOR CLUB REPAIR REGRIP RESHAFT AT DISCOUNT PRICES Martin rides out bumps to take pole Continued from page 1C fet7 VISA -141 hilOtt- 'RI SAT -6 Litl SUN 125 H8 NEVADA VISA' Harty Cant Oldsmobile Alan Kulwicki Ford defending 600 champion Rusty Wallace Pontiac and Davey Allison Ford Allison went into time trials favored after leading all 70 laps from the pole in The Winston Said Allison: "The throttle hung going into Turn 1 and I had to be real careful 1 had to ride the brakes 'cause if I didn't it would have plowed into the wall We had a fast enough car for the pole except for the throttle hanging" Cant and lrvan line up in close proximity as they continue quests for the Winston Million bonus going to a winner of three of the Big Four in the same season Each has won One and to keep the shot alive must take the 600 Earnhardt the standings leader by lour pi nnts over Ricky Rudd in the race for the I million championship qualified Ilth with a first-lap run of 1721MS then spun on his second lap Rudd took the 17th starting slot Positions 21-10 are at stake today beginning at 1 pm TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS EAALE CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE 4410 INDEPENDENCE 0 NEVADA SHARON 704-535-3180 xtsem 'pa INDEPENDENCE 0 NEVADA SHARON NASCAR's Big Four events will be Michael Waltrip who has never won in the Winston Cup circuit's regular season but seemingly is on the verge of victory He was timed at 174582 mph in the Bahari team's Pontiac "The lap was fairly decent It could have been a little bit better" said Waltrip winner of the Winston Open on Sunday who then joined The Winston all-star field and finished sixth "It feels good to be on top Of things like this We plan on staying here" Qualifying third through lOth as the top 20 spots in a 40-car field were set: Ken Schrader Chevrolet: Sterling Marlin Eord Brett Bodine Buick Ernie Irvan Chevrolet: AMITY BOWS CHARLOTTE 5215 SOUTH BLVD 704-525-4847 I-77 El NEVADA BOB'S TYVOLA SOUTH BLVD I.