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    Ron:
    Could you look in the list and see who the Power Cat U-115
    driver/owner was?
    Thanks,
    Danny Leger

    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Hill View Post
    I have the 1969, entry list somewhere:

    #35 is Hallet Hydro, "Snapper", is Ron Hill.
    #251 is Mike Downard, I think, Molinari.Merc
    #33 is Cesare Scotti, winner of the 1969 Havasu Outboard World Championships. Ran 10 X 17 Record two blade propellers, Evinrudes, Molinari Twin WOOD HULL.
    #114 is Ron Brown from Ft. Collins, Colorado, Schultz Boat.
    #99 Bill Sirois, Twin wood Molinari, "Up, Up and Away"
    #30 is Jimbo McConnell, Single Engine winner, as I recall, Molinari/Evinrude
    #32 is THE GREAT FRED HAUENSTEIN (Leek/McDonald hull).
    #34 is Ted May driving what Jimbo calls "THE FREIGHT TRAIN" (Leek/McDonald hull).
    #119 Kenny Kitson, Switzer Wing.
    #101 is the "Ice Man", Harold Eis, three time winner, Sytle-Craft Cat, redesigned byHarold Eis.
    #X-50 Lou Burnett, triple Jones, was killed a few years back in a helicoter crash on his own property..taking people hunting.
    Black Triple Jones is Billy Don Pruitt
    #5 is Bob George from Ft. Collins, Colorado...May have been the first day leader..Homemade boat, a reverse three point hull.
    #174 is a Glastron with Triple Chryslers, driven by Neil Spratt.

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    Guess what these boats have in common?

    #119
    #T-135
    #108-T
    #140
    #T-199
    #98
    #3
    #333
    #T-688
    Since 1925, about 150 different racing outboards have been made.


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    Switzer Wings??
    Did they run Sport J class at this race?
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    Yes, that's right ... 9 Switzer Wings.

    I don't think the Sport J class had been invented yet. I think what became Sport J was just called S at that time ... Single

    ... I think the Wings ran in Twin, Unlimited or Experimental, depending on what engines they had.
    Last edited by Mark75H; 04-04-2008 at 04:27 AM.
    Since 1925, about 150 different racing outboards have been made.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark75H View Post
    Yes, that's right ... 9 Switzer Wings.

    I don't think the Sport J class had been invented yet. I think what became Sport J was just called S at that time ... Single

    ... I think the Wings ran in Twin, Unlimited or Experimental, depending on what engines they had.

    Sport J has been around since the mid 60's in APBA. As a matter of fact there were "S" (Sports) classes for all the classes from E through JJ. However Havasu was a special event and not an OPC event back then. so there was simply a single outboard class.
    OBSOLETE AND PROUD OF IT

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    The first "J" engine was the Merc 1100. It was introduce in either '66 or '67??? It was legal in SJ and JP. I ran JP in '67. S Class was Unlimited Single Engine.

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    The 1100 was introduced in '66. S class was unrestricted, 100 ci max. built in the USA running on pump gas

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    Default SJ Havasu

    John Sherlock, #284, won the SJ Class at Havasu,, the year 19??

    The race was four hours, one day, one stop for fuel.

    Grandpa Seebold won the calcutta with Sherlock's first place.

    I am putting together a 21 Glastron Molinari and need two of these,, no not the Johnson !
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    I can get you started ... John Taylor here on BRF has one
    Since 1925, about 150 different racing outboards have been made.


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    Thumbs up

    Thank you Sam..........

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