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BY DEBI DOMBY, SOUTHGATE, MICHIGAN JUNE 8, 1997 - Eight cautions & a red flag slowed Chuck Roumell on his way to his 2nd straight win on the AC Delco/Murray's Iceman Series Sunday night at Toledo Speedway. Roumell's victory tonight was almost ...

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BY DEBI DOMBY, SOUTHGATE, MICHIGAN

JUNE 8, 1997 - Eight cautions & a red flag slowed Chuck Roumell on his way to his 2nd straight win on the AC Delco/Murray's Iceman Series Sunday night at Toledo Speedway.

Roumell's victory tonight was almost a rerun of race #1 at Tri City. The Onsted, Michigan driver inherited the top spot when Scott Baker who had led from the start, crashed on lap 38 while passing a slowed car. For the next 62 laps Roumell was under constant pressure from Glenn Gault, who was never able to get by Roumell's Wynn's/RJS/Five Star Monte Carlo. Eight years have passed (9/17/89) since Chuck won 2 races in a row.

A frightening accident brought out the red flag on lap 56 when Dennis Strickland & Sean Sholtis, came together, driver's door to driver's door, with tremendous force. After a short period both drivers emerged from their vehicles apparently unhurt. Sholtis later was transported to the hospital with back & neck pains. After Being checked over he was released with a bruised back.

FINISH AC DELCO/MURRAY'S ICEMAN SERIES RACE #2 TOLEDO SPEEDWAY - JUNE 8

CHUCK ROUMELL, GLENN GAULT, KENNY PHILLIPS, DAVE JAMES, DAVE KUHLMAN, MIKE HUNTER, DENNIS ANSCOMBE, RICH ROHRER, GARY CAMELET, RONNIE RIDENOUR, RONNIE ALLEN, DOUG DeGARMO, JASON MIGNOGNA, STEVE SEEGOT, STAN BOYD, RANDY CHURCHILL, SCOTT BAKER, DENNIS STRICKLAND, SEAN SHOLTIS, RICK SHEPPARD, BILLY STREHLE, JOHN SAWATSKY, DENNIS DOMBEK, JERRY COOK, TOM HERNLEY JR, GREG TAYLOR

FAST QUALIFIER: GLENN GAULT - 16.04 LAP LEADERS: SCOTT BAKER 1-38, CHUCK ROUMELL 39-100 TOP ROOKIES: DENNIS ASCOMBE, RONNIE RIDENOUR, DOUG DeGARMO

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