—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, lune-24,1978
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Three Internationals sweep
Buck’s 12,000 pound event
THE BUCK - Three In
ternational tractors swept
the 12,000 pound superstock
class at the Buck Tractor
Pulls two weeks ago. Winner
in the contest was Harry
Gnest of Coatesville,
followed by Tom Bedgar of
Freeland' Maryland and
Tom Middleton of Ridgely,
Md.
Griest, driving an IH 1456,
piloted his red machine for a
distance of 300 feet, a full
pull. Bedgar, driving an IH
856, was stopped at 299 feet,
five inches, and Middleton,
aboard an IH 1066, came to a
halt at 289-10.
In the 5000 pound modified
class, Gary Mills of Fallston,
Md. won with a full pull and
subsequent 240-2. Curtis
Stoltz of Myerstown placed
.second. Like Mills, he had a
full pull on his first run, and
Visitation nite held by
York-Adams Pomona
YORK - The York-Adams
pomona visitation night
program was held on June 9
with Gideon Grange,
Hanover, as host and Fawn
Grove Grange presenting
the program.
As part of the evening,
Everett Richardson spoke on
“Education in the Early
1920’5” and Mrs. Mary
Devilbhss, teacher at the
Farm Grove Elementary
School, shared some of her
present experiences. Special
guest speaker was Sen.
Ralph Hess, of the 28th
congressional district.
The final visitation mght
program will be presented
by Gideon Grange at
BiglerviUe Grange hall on
August 4 at 8 p.m.
“Degree Day” for York-
Adams Pomona will be July
22, at Valley Grange Hall,
Lewisberry, beginning at 5
p.m. with a covered-dish
was stopped at 230-2 when
the weight movements on
the 57,000 pound sled were
changed for the second heat.
Ted Houck of Gap was third.
Hughes and Huff of New
Windsor, Md. won the 9000
pound open class with their
herm-powered rig, traveling
a distance of 299 feet and five
inches. Griest placed second
with a puli of 298-3, and Dave
Johnson of Deerfield, N.J.
came in third at 267-3. He
drove a machine powered by
three 427 cubic inch Ford
engines.
Jim Brubaker,
Quarryville, outdistanced
Tim Stauffer of Ephrata and
Dale Smoker of Cochranville
in the 5000 pound super stock
class. Driving an Alhs-
Chalmers 180, the Lancaster
Countian’s pull measured
247 feet. Stauffer was second
with a 221 foot pull from his
meal. Degree work will
begin promptly at 6 p.m. The
following Granges will
present the degrees- first,
Valley Grange; second, the
York-Adams Youth Team;
third, BiglerviUe Grange,
and fourth, Red Lion
Grange.
On July 29 the Four County
Picnic for Area D, involving
York-Adams, Cumberland,
Dauphin and Lebanon
Counties, wiU be held at
Killmger Grove, Miller
sburg, Dauphin County,
beginning at 2 p.m. A bus
wiU be going from York-
Adams Counties, with stops
at Red Lion Grange HaU at
11:45 a.m.; Jay’s Superthrift
at 12 p.m., and Camp Hill
Shopping Center at 12:30
p.m. For information call
Frank Sheffer - 244-3384. The
picnic is for Grange mem
bers and guests.
Deutz 8006 Smoker
managed to go for 178-5 with
his A-ClBO.
In the 9000 ppund super
stock class, Eddie Herman
of Frederick, Md. beat the
competition with his 1H1466.
He roared down the track for
a distance of 244 feet, nme
inches. Mark Stauffer,
driving a Deutz 9006, placed
second with his effort of 233-
7. Third was Quarryville’s
Marlin Brubaker aboard an
Alhs-Chalmers D-21 with a
distance of 223 feet.
Dave Johnson, a New
Jersey puller, scored a
victory in the 7000 pound
modified class with his tri
motor Ford. His winning
distance was 278 feet and
seven inches. Lester Houck
of Kinzer placed second with
266 feet, while Hughes and
Huff took third at 232-11.
Mark Stauffer of Ephrata
drove his air-cooled Deutz
9006 for a distrance of 290
feet, 10 inches, to win the
7000 pound super stock class.
His brother, Tim, aboard a
Deutz 8006 placed second
with a distance of 283-4.
Marlin Brubaker placed
third with his A-C D-21,
coming to a halt at 280-3.
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