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Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association Alaska Mill& Feed ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION January 11,1970 Eagle River Inn (7 miles) Race # 1 Trail; Eagle River trail on army road-fast Temp; -10* Alaska Mill & Feed “ B Class” # Name # of dogs Time 1 Rollie Hood 7 30:54 2 Archie Wemark 6 31:18 3 Mickey Williams 6 34:11 4 Don Holsclaw 7 34:32 5 Charlie Bolle 5 35:22 6 Larry Bafter 5 39:56 7 Geo Calvin 7 45:26 8 Roger Knosalla Scratch Open Class 7 Miles $300.00 Prize money # Name # of Dogs Time Winning 1 Mike Gavin 9 23:32 2 Joee Redington 9 23:45 $100.00 3 Orville Lake 8 24:33 $75.00 4 Jim Teegarden 8 25:26 $50.00 5 Justin Patsy 8 25:50 $30.00 6 Bill Vaudrin 7 25:59 $20.00 7 Stan Barney 7 26:15 $12.50 7 Dick Mackey 8 26:15 $12.50 9 Dick Hanks 8 26:21 10 George Hood 8 26:31 11 Tim Redington 8 28:07 12 Fred Nall 8 28:14 13 Dave Olsen 8 28:28 14 Kathy Chestnut 6 28:48 15 Ron Baker 8 28:56 16 Junior Wing 8 30:29 17 Steve Zawisa 9 31:01 18 Kathy Bliss 7 33:03 ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION January 18,1970 Eagle River Inn (11.4 miles) Race # 2 Trail; Eagle River trail on army road-fast Temp; -10* Spada’s Feed & Seed $300.00 Prize money # Name # of Dogs Time Winning 1 Orville Lake 8 39:53 $100.00 2 Joee Redington 9 39:59 $75.00 3 Stan Barney 10 42:17 $50.00 4 Jim Teagarden 10 42:52 $30.00 5 Dick Mackey 8 47:34 $20.00 6 Dave Olsen 8 48:34 $15.00 7 Kathy Bliss 7 49:12 $10.00 8 Justin Patsy 8 50:11 9 Fred Nall 9 50:32 10 Dick Hanks 8 51:16 11 Bill Vaudrin 9 57:54 12 Junior Wing 8 1.01:25 ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION January 25,1970 Eagle river Inn (11.4 miles) Race # 3 Trail; Eagle River -fast Temp; 15*, snowing & overcast ASDRA “B Class” 7 Miles # Name # of dogs Time 1 Bill Boudra 7 28:23 2 Ron Baker 7 29:01 3 Archie Wemark 6 29:34 4 Steve Zawisa 7 29:43 5 Don Holsclaw 7 30:27 6 Rollie Hood 7 33:05 7 George Calvin 6 33:08 8 Roger Knosalla 7 35:04 9 Charlie Bolle 5 35:32 10 Larry Bafter 6 Disq. 11 Mickey Williams 7 Disq. Open Class 11.4 Miles Prize Money $300.00 # Name # of Dogs Time Winning 1 Orville Lake 10 39:21 $100.00 2 George Attla 10 41:28 $75.00 3 Joee Redington 8 41:40 $50.00 4 Jim Teagarden 9 41:44 $30.00 5 Dick Mackey 8 43:29 $20.00 6 Justin Patsy 10 43:46 $15.00 7 Bill Vaudrin 9 44:33 $10.00 8 Shirley Gavin 8 44:47 9 Dick Hanks 9 44:55 10 Fred Nall 10 45:31 11 Earl Norris 8 47:04 12 George Hood 10 47:37 13 Dave Olsen 8 49:41 14 Stan Barney 10 50:21 15 Jim Pinker 7 51:46 16 Kathy Bliss 7 Disq. 17 Debbie Moldurg 7 Disq. ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION Willow Winter Carnival January 31, & February 1,1970 “B Class” 2-1-1970 # Name # of dogs Time 1 Shirley Gavin 7 22:18 2 George Hood 7 27:09 3 Stan Barney 7 23:55 4 Kathie Bliss 7 24:35 5 Rollie Hood 7 24:43 6 Archie Wemark 7 26:00 7 Natalie Norris 7 26:18 8 Ron Baker 7 26:27 9 Darrell Reynolds 7 26:53 10 Bill Boudra 7 26:58 11 George Hood 7 27:09 12 Vern Cherneski 7 27:22 13 Steve Zawisa 7 27:28 14 Don Holsclaw 7 28:29 15 Roger Knosalla 7 29:07 16 Tom Johnson 7 29:25 17 Larry Baxter 7 29:35 18 Mickey Williams 7 29:39 19 Frank Laurintis 7 30:26 20 Jim Kershner 7 30:54 21 Sue Holsclaw 6 31:31 22 Al Dooley 7 31:47 23 George Calvin 6 33:55 24 Carl Hahn 7 33:56 25 Donna Knosalla 6 38:03 26 Walt Parker 7 41:32 ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION Alaska State Championship February 7&8 1970 (2-16 Miles) Start in Kenai end in Soldotna 1st Day Start in Soldotna end in Kenai 2nd Day # Name # of dogs Day 1 Day 2 Total 1 George Attla 14/14 57:41 59:41 117:22 2 Bill Taylor 12/10 59:17 59:06 118:23 3 Orville Lake 10/10 62:18 57:58 120:16 4 Isaac Okleasik 12/12 60:24 60:05 120:29 5 Jim Pinker 12/12 61;30 59:55 121:25 6 Earl Norris 13/13 60:52 60:56 121:48 7 Jim Teegarden 14/13 63:44 61:22 125:06 8 Steve Losonsky 11/10 63:48 64:41 128:29 9 Bill Vaudrin 11/10 65:14 64:16 129:30 10 Stan Barney 12/10 67:12 63:43 130:55 11 Dick Hanks 12/11 68:31 64:36 133:07 12 Dick Mackey 14/10 72:45 63:01 135:46 13 Leo Kriska 13/11 72:31 64:31 137:02 14 Justin Patsy 13/12 76:16 65:14 141:30 15 Bill Boudra 11/10 76:52 71:34 148:26 16 Dale Lofstedt 10/10 83:31 74:40 158:11 17 Junior Wing 10/9 79:54 86:36 166:30 18 Chuck Raymond 11/11 91:16 79:40 170:56 ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION Women’s Championship February 14&15,1970 (2-10 miles) Trail; slow & rough Temp; 34* & 34* Prize Money $1,000.00 # Name # of dogs Day 1 Day 2 Total Winning 1 Shirley Gavin 10-8 37:40 37:53 1.15:33 $375.00 2 Rosie Losonsky 8-8 38:43 38:56 1.17:39 $225.00 3 Natalie Norris 9-9 39:12 38:36 1.17:48 $225.00 4 Donna Mudgett 10-8 39:15 38:47 1.18:02 $150.00 5 Kathy Bliss 10-10 41:43 41:12 1.22:55 $25.00 6 Sue Holsclaw 8-8 45:00 45:47 1.30:47 7 Donna Hanks 9-9 41:56 55:10 1.37:06 8 Donna Knosalla 7-6 55:33 51:43 1.47:16 9 Connie Hood 6-6 57:56 52:40 1.50:36 Day money Day 1 Day2 $75 $100 $60 $75 $50 $60 $40 $40 Open Class (2-16 Miles) # Name # of dogs Day 1 Day 2 Total 1 Earl Norris 13/11 65:18 67:27 132:45 2 George Attla 12/12 65:50 67:55 133:45 3 Debbie Molburg 10/10 68:37 68:42 137:19 4 Orville Lake 14/12 70:31 67:32 138:03 5 Jim Teegarden 12/11 68:50 75:32 144:22 6 Justin Patsy 11/10 70:18 75:30 145:48 7 Bill Vaudrin 12/11 72:28 75:00 147:28 8 Dick Mackey 10/10 72:33 76:20 148:53 9 Joe Redington Sr. 9/7 75:06 83:44 158:50 10 Dick Hanks 11/10 75:54 87:05 162:59 11 Fred Nall 9/9 77:42 86:31 164:13 12 Junior Wing 9/7 98:49 111:50 210:39 13 Ronald Aldrich 9/9 101:13 112:41 213:54 14 Dale Lofstedt 10/10 114:45 106:53 221:38 15 Cal Mosher 12/- 111:20 Scratch ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION Fur Rendezvous World Championship February 20-22 1970 (3-26.4) miles Prize Money $10,000.00 Trail; soft , punchy & rough Temp. 38*/26*/35* # Name # of dogs Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Total Winning 1 Dr. Roland Lombard 13/12/10 1.51:43 1.47:16 1.45:08 5.24:07 $3,300.00 2 George Attla 16/14/13 1.53:33 1.45:00 1.46:05 5.24:38 $2,300.00 3 Isaac Okleasik 14/13/13 1.53:51 1.48:22 1.48:28 5.30:41 $1,600.00 4 John Norris 14/14/12 1.57:29 1.51:22 1.53:53 5.42:44 $800.00 5 Carl Huntington 12/9/9 1.58:21 1.51:05 1.54:56 5.44:22 $700.00 6 John Phillip 9/9/7 1.59:40 1.52:38 1.53:47 5.46:05 $400.00 7 Jim Teagarden 14/13/12 1.59:57 1.52:57 1.53:16 5.46:10 $500.00 8 Earl Norris 14/14/9 1.55:27 1.55:18 1.55:28 5.46:13 $250.00 9 Orville Lake 14/12/10 2.06:13 1.51:46 1.53:22 5.51:21 $100.00 10 Chester Topkok 14/12/10 2.02:56 1.54:40 2.03:57 6.01:33 $50.00 11 Dick Mackey 12/10/10 2.09:50 2.02:39 1.56:02 6.08:31 12 Bill Vaudrin 13/11/11 2.04:30 2.04:13 2.01:42 6.10:25 13 Dick Hanks 13/12/10 2.11:12 2.03:13 2.00:31 6.15:36 14 George Hood 13/11/10 2.18:56 2.06:53 2.05:23 6.31:12 15 Dave Olsen 12/11/9 2.21:46 2.06:44 2.11:41 6.40:11 16 Raymie Redington 10/7/7 2.40:59 2.02:33 2.05:34 6.49:06 17 Junior Wing 10/10/8 2.52:15 2.44:24 2.37:59 8.14:38 18 Leo Kriska 13/11 2.06:35 1.57:19 Scratch 19 Dale Lofstedt 12 DNF Day Money Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 $400 $500 $600 $200 $300 $400 $100 $200 $300 $50 $100 $200 ALASKAN SLED DOG & RACING ASSOCIATION January 1,1971 (10 miles) Race # 1 Trail; very little snow & rough Temp; 5* Alaska Mill & Feed $175.00 Prize money # Name # of Dogs Time Winning 1 Pete Shepherd 8 38:24 $75.00 2 Dick Hanks 9 39:21 $37.50 3 Mike Gavin 9 40:24 $25.00 4 Francis Anaruk 7 41:27 $15.00 5 Dick Mackey 9 42:43 $10.00 6 Jim Teagarden 7 42:55 $7.50 7 Fred Nall 7 42:59 $5.00 8 Larry Baxter 7 43:29 9 George Hood 7 43:46 10 Joe Redington Sr.
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