A22-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 4, 2000
Fall Antique Tractor Pulls Release Results
DELTA (York Co.) The
Delta-Cardiff Volunteer Fire
Company, in support of the
Mason-Dixon Fair Association,
sponsored an antique tractor pull
Oct. 14. There were 113 pulls
that lasted well after dusk.
More than 70 owner-operators
brought more than 95 tractors of
antique vintage (1960 and older)
to test the track and the sled.
All proceeds from the pull ben
efit the 2001 Mason-Dixon Fair.
Following is a list of show
placings.
MASON-DIXON ANTIQUE
TRACTOR PULL RESULTS
indicated the tractor pulled the entire
300’ length of the track, the sled is reset at
the end of the class If there is more than
one F/P, a pull-off is required)
2,800 Class (stock) 1 Lester Landis, Li
titz, Pa on an Oliver 66 (F/P-150' 1”) 2
Marlin Kreider, Washington Borough, Pa
on a M Moline BF (F/P-125' 5") 3 Bill
Operators waiting for their weigh-in. On the left is
Josh Zimmerman, who placed third in the 3,500-pound
stock class on a Cockshutt 30 tractor.
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Craig, Havre de Grace. Md on a John
Deere (216' 5")
3.500 Class (stock) 1 Dan Wiggin, Ris
ing Sun, Md on an Allis Chalmers WD 45
(204’ 7") 2 T J Gentry, Rising Sun, Md on
a Farmall Super C (185' 1”) 3 Josh Zim
merman, Columbia, Pa on a Cockshutt 30
(167’ 8")
3.500 Class (modified)- 1 Date Wal
termyer, Westminster, Md on an Allis
Chalmers WC (200' 8”) 2 Marlin Kreider,
Washington Borough, Pa on a M Moline
BF (159’ 3”).
4.500 Class (stock) 1 Jerry England,
Rising Sun, Md on a Farmall Super H (223’
5”) 2 Richard Zimmerman, Mount Joy, Pa
on an Allis Chalmers WD 45 (223' 4”) 3
Jack Kelly, Bel Air, Md on a Massey Hams
44 (214’ 1").
4.500 Class (modified) 1 Richard Zim
merman, Mount Joy, Pa on an Allis
Chalmers WD 45 (252' 0") 2 Jack Kelly,
Bel Air, Md on a Massey-Hams (235' 3")
3 Brett Grundel, York, Pa on a John
Deere B (234’1”)
5.500 Class (modified) 1 James Wal
termyer, Felton, Pa on a Farmall Super M
(262' 11") 2 John Stauffer, New Holland,
Pa on John Deere GM (262’ 3”) 3 James
Waltermyer, Felton, Pa on a Farmall M
(256’ 5")
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5.500 Class (modified) 1. John Stauffer,
New Holland, Pa on a John Deere GM
(259' 0"). 2 James Waltermyer, Felton, Pa.
on a Farmall Super M (253’ 10”). 3. Dale
Waltermyer. Westminster, Md. on a Farm
all Super M (251’2”)
6.500 Class (stock) 1 Judy Landis, Li
titz, Pa on an Oliver 88 (272’ 10”) 2 Les
Landis, Lititz, Pa. on a Farmall M (254' 1")
3 Jason Baer, Glenville, Pa on a Farmall
M (240’ 8”)
6.500 Class (modified) 1. John Davis on
a John Deere GM (246' 8”). 2. Dale Wal
termyer, Westminster, Md. on an Oliver
Super 88 (220' 8”) 3 Bill Craig, Havre de
Grace, Md. on a John Deere B (202' 8”)
7.500 Class (stock) 1. Les Landis, Lititz,
Pa on an Oliver Super 88 (F/P of 300’) 2
Arnold Shackelford, Long Green, Md on a
John Deere A (242' 4”) 3 Mary Corun,
Fallston, Md on a John Deere GN (217'
11")
7.500 Class (modified). 1 John Stauffer,
New Holland, Pa John Deere (ISO’ 3") 2
Andy Spumer, Glen Arm, Md on a Farmall
Super M (133' 0") 3. Jack Ball, Churchville,
Md on a Farmall M (122’ 1")
8.500 Class (stock)' 1 Robert Rowe,
Nottingham, Pa on a John Deere 730 (F/P
of 300'). 2 Jeff Douts, Little Bntam, Pa on
a John Deere 620 (174' 3”).
8.500 Class (modified)' 1 Glenn Hess,
Washington, Pa on a Cockshutt 50 (245'
2") 2 Arnold Shackelford, Long Green,
Md on a John Deere (213' 4"). 3 Keith
Frey, Millersville, Pa on an IH 560 D (196’
3")
9.500 Class (stock). 1. Robert Rowe,
Nottingham, Pa on a John Deere 730 (251 ’
2") 2 Ashley Wilhelm, Avondale, Pa. on
Massey Ferguson 98 (228’ 7”) 3 Jeff
Oouts, Little Bntam, Pa on a John Deere
730(199’ 10")
9.500 Class (modified). 1 Richard Zim
merman, Lititz, Pa. on an Oliver 88 (F/P at
300') 2 Robert Rowe, Nottingham, Pa on
a John Deere 730 (242’ 11 ”). 3 Ashley Wil
helm, Avondale, Pa on a Massey Fergu
son 98 (238’ 10”).
10.500 Class (stock)' 1 Jim Huber,
Peach Bottom, Pa on an IH 650 D (241’
5"). 2 Jeff Douts, Little Bntam, Pa. on a
John Deere 730 (173’ 9”) 3. Vic Butler,
Whiteford, Md on a John Deere 830 (105'
7”)
10.500 Class (modified)' 1 Les Landis,
Lititz, Pa on an Oliver (F/P at 300’)
12.500 Class (stock)- 1. George Hams,
Nottingham, Pa John Deere 820 (F/P-171'
0”) 2. Jim Huber, Peach Bottom, Pa on an
IH 560 S (F/P-157’ 5”). 3 Vernon Horst,
Rising Sun, Md on an Oliver 990 (F/P-139'
1")
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Operator George Mitchell is pulling at the 4,500-pound
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Agriculture Department
Announces Standardised Horse
HARRISBURG (Dauphin
Co.) Agriculture Secretary
Samuel E. Hayes Jr. announced
the Standardised Horse Sale
will be Sunday, Nov. 5-Friday,
Nov. 10, here at the Pennsylva
nia State Farm Show Complex.
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world-class event,” Hayes said.
“Pennsylvania is an interna
tional landmark for the Stan
dardised Industry, providing
high-quality horses to the
world.”
More than 1,800 yearlings,
broodmares, and racehorses will
be sold during the six-day event,
generating sales estimated at
AFTER
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$4O million.
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hemisphere.
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