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Big Night of racing at Shady Bowl Speedway

DeGraff OH(8/6) If you are a fan of top-notch stock racing and seeing our younger generation have a good time, Shady Bowl Speedway was the place to be Saturday night. There were seven divisions of racers on hand, as running dashes , heats and features. . The youngsters got to race their big wheels, have a candy scramble and had a “Meet and Greet” with their favorite drivers.

The Dave Nagel Excavating LLC Late Models took to the track, with Brian Brewer leading the first thirteen laps, before Logan McPherson motored by on lap fourteen. McPherson turned in a very strong performance in his late model, before Quincy’s Josh Smith stormed by. Smith was never really challenged as the lead of the way to post his fifth straight win. In victory lane Smith thanked his sponsor Elmer Schaffer the local Amsoil dealer. Smith dedicated his win to Wayne Watercutter who passed away last month. Watercutter served as s a “coach” for Smith in his early years. Josh Sage. McPherson, Don Mahaffey Jr. and Brad Coons filled out the top five. Mahaffey set quick time (13.507). Smith won the dash, with heat checker going to Scott Drake and Matt Parsons.

The Wooten’s Towing and Automotive of Saint Paris modifieds were up next. Mike Carroll’s string of bad luck continued as he led the first ten laps before the car had what appeared to be an electrical problem, putting him in the pits. Fast qualifier(13.773) Kyle Purvis took sped to post his second win in his Scott Jones owned One Call Lawn Care mod. Chris Parker ran a strong second, followed by Daniel McPherson, Austin Eaton and Greg Winget. Heat winners were Hayden Wren and Greg Winget.

The Wooten Automotive and Towing of Urbana Street Stocks were next up. Josh Sage of Piqua has had a rough season thus far in his street stock. He put it all together Saturday setting fast time (14.749) and winning the 25-lap feature in his Wyandt and Silvers sponsored Chevy. Chris Parker, Jason Mahaffey, Chad Small II and Rodney Roush collected second thru fifth money. Mahaffey won the dash, with Richard Roush winning the heat.

The M.A.C.K. Karts also made an appearance. The 20-lap feature ended up with a three wide finish as the checker flew after 20 laps. Cameron Mason of New Haven IN was declared the winner over Chris Peters, Bill Warner, Karl Schildbach and David Johnson. Mike Mason set quick time with a 17.542 lap. Schildbach and Johnson were heat winners.

The Harrod Septic Solutions Compacts had 26 cars take the green. The race was red flagged on lap one when Maddie Smith hit the turn four wall destroying her car. It took a few minutes for her to regain her composure, but she soon was out of battered car to a huge round of applause from the Bowl fans .When racing resumed Alec Young led a lap before Damien “Hot Pink” Weigel thru lap five, when Nick Barrett put his Cavalier out front. Barrett of Kettering, put his Barrett Tool and Technology LLC in victory lane nineteen laps later. Dash winner Devin Glessner was second, followed by Corey Plunkett, Seth Rager and Dominic Smith. Mitchael Litchfield set quick time with 16.927, but failed a post-race inspection and was disqualified from the feature . Alec Young. Josh Thompson and Mike Wintrow were heat winners.

The Bullet Liners of Dayton Thunders battled in their 20-lap feature, that featured a big pile up that had six cars involved. No injuries, but a lot of bent sheet metal and bruised feelings. Buck Purtee of Quincy continued his dominance of the class as he won his eighth feature of the season in his Bryce Realty sponsored Chevy. Scott Drake, Landen Jones, Tim Hines and Robert Roush filled spots two thru five. Brandon Hilton won the dash and Hunter Hicks the heat.

The Frazier/Parsons Designs FOMOCO Cruisers ran a special event as they ran a 42-lap feature to bring attention to Suicide Awareness. The 42-lap event was won by Nick Barrett as he doubled down on the night. Curtis Noble was second, Buck Purtee third, Zach Beatty-Lakins fourth and Jimmy McElfresh fifth. Barrett was fast qualifier with a 16.894 lap, Purtee was the dash winner. Sam Marquis and Damien Weigel won heats.


Shady Bowl Summary 8/6/22

Dave Nagel Excavating LLC Late Models:

Fast qualifier: Don Mahaffey Jr. 13.507

Dash winner: Josh Smith

Heat Winners: Scott Drake and Matt Parsons

Feature 35laps: 1 Josh Smith 2. Josh Sage 3. Logan McPherson 4. Don Mahaffey Jr. 5. Brad Coons 6. Scott Drake 7. Tyler Parsons 8. Jim Lewis Jr 9. Kenny George Jr. 10. Brian Brewer 11. Matt Parsons 12. Ryan Fleming 13. Zach Brandyberry 14. Rob Bryant 15. Jacob Muncy 16. Andy Pine

Wooten Automotive and Towing of Saint Paris Modifieds:

Fast qualifier : Kyle Purvis 13.773

Dash winner: Austin Eaton

Heat wines: Hayden Wren and Don Townsend Jr.

Feature 30 laps: 1. Kyle Purvis 2. Chris Parker 3. Daniel McPherson 4. Austin Eaton 5. Greg Winget 6. Don Townsend Jr.7. Anthony Heitzman 8. Ethan Pope . 9. Logan McPherson 10. Mike Owens . 11. Mick Zile 12. Jeremy Morgan 13. Hayden Wren 14. Mike Carroll 15. Brent Smith 16. Bob Grubaugh

Wooten Automotive and Towing of Urbana Street Stocks:

Fast Qualifier : Josh Sage 14.749

Dash winner: Jason Mahaffey

Heat winner: Richard Roush

Feature 25 laps: 1. Josh Sage 2. Chris Parker 3. Jason Mahaffey 4.Chad Small II 5. Rodney Roush 6. Tyler Parker 7. Jacob Heckman 8. Brad Blue 9. Bob Coppock 10. Richard Roush 11. Chad Small 12. Dan Hall 13. Rob Schaeff 14. Ralph Vinson


MIDWEST CHAMP KARTS:

Fast qualifier: Mike Mason 17.542

Heat Winners: Karl Schildbach and David Johnson

Feature 20 laps: 1.Cameron Mason 2.Chris Peters 3. Bill Warner 4. Karl Schildbach 5. David Johnson 6. Scott Carson 7. Noah Wright 8. Nick Hostetler 9, Mike Mason 10. Dallas Rose


Harrod Septic Solutions Compacts

Fast Qualifier: Michael Litchfield 16.927

Dash Winner: Devin Glessner

Heat Winners: Alec Young , Josh Thompson and Mike Wintrow

Features 25 laps: 1. Nick Barrett 2. Devin Glessner 3. Corey Plunkett 4. Seth Rager 5. Dominic Smith 6. Jake Kohler 7. Tyler Mahaffey 8. Billy George 9. Robin Zornes 10. Keven Baggett 11. Donnie Eaton 12. Jimmy McElfresh 13. Chase Lang 14. Steve Duty 15. Alec Young 16. Casey Wynn 17. Alec Young 18. Damien Weigel 19. Josh Thompson 20. Timmy Bailey 21. Scott Henson 22. Dusty Harding 23. Bo Hoelscher 24. Maddie Smith. * Michael Litchfield failed Post-Race Inspection.


Bullet Liners Of Dayton Thunder Cars:

Fast qualifier: Buck Purtee 15.548

Dash winner: Brandon Helton

Heat winner: Hunter Hicks

Features 20 Laps: 1. Buck Purtee 2. Scott Drake 3. Landen Jones 4. Tim Hines 5. Robert Roush 6. Brad Blue 7. Corey Wooten 8. Hunter Hicks 9. Brandon Helton 10. Richard Roush


Frazier/Parson Designs FOMOCO CRUISERS

Fast qualifier: Nick Barrett 16.894

Dash winner: Buck Purtee

Heat winners: Sam Marquis and Damien Weigel

Feature 42 lap Suicide Awareness Race: 1. Nick Barrett 2. Curtis Noble 3. Buck Purtee 4. Zach Beaty-Lakins 5. Jimmy McElfresh 6. Dalton Griffin 7. Matt Parsons 8. Josh Plummer 9. Sam Marquis 10. Nate Wilcoxon 11. Bobbie Jo Parsons 12. Brooke Wilcoxon 13. Cody Scott 14, Fred Triplett 15. Damien Weigel 16. Gaven Wilcoxon 17. Patrick Grody 18. Jerry Sheridan 19. Jakob Brunke

Buck Purtee of Quincy won his eighth feature of the year in the Bullet Liners of Dayton Thunder Cars

Josh Smith of Quincy won his fifth straight Dave Nagel Excavating late models.


Nick Barrett of Kettering won the 42 lap Suicide Awareness feature for the Frazier/Parsons FOMOCO Cruisers. He also won the Harrod Septic Solutions compact main.


Josh Sage of Piqua won the Wootens Automotive and Towing of Urbana Street Stocks feature


Kyle Purvis is joined in victory lane with his daughter Kinslee after Kyle won the Wootens Automotive and Towing of Saint Paris Modifieds feature

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