| Show FP'11101to4toIV4'NoPP'rftwNiswtw'VA-ir"W"oPssw"0"lo'rV'ifo'ogPVPSe"'Pr'r'"V'Io'"qrIP'P'"V"I'"A't'"f'N"e''-PWVF - ssaN - 1 The Sa:t Lake SPORTS Tr-tun- D7 Sunday January 11 1992 Arbitrator Orders New Bobsled Tryouts ASSOrIA'rED PRESS TV came after a hearing Thursday and Friday with hurdler Edoari Moses and football players Willie Gault and Greg Harrell The thTee claim they Informed of the sthedule and re lations of the Olympic trials last LOS ANGELES — An arbitra- t11:4 - - Lm" 1 4 if 1:3 V1 'ret - 'I 6":- a a s ' :I P 77 - -- -- i- 1 N - k ''' '4 ( 74: -- - - 4 -- -- 4 r '"4101ccTagwiro"m1102600-'"- Ei- - J 1 ' It said Maxidon is bad emough to flip but when you are " leading and you tip it over Conditions were near perfect for the competition The we was flipped ECHO RESERVOIR — One sec- ond he was speeding toward his second victory of the day The next second Max Maxidon's snowmobile had flipped and he and his marine were sliding quickly toward the edge of the course "I must have hit a groove:" Maxidon said as he feverishly attempted to bend his handlebar back into position for his next race He was uninjured and his 500re snow machine was patched up He stared his third race but the suspension was knocked out of alignment enough to prevent him from being competitive Maxidon had won his first rare and was leading in the second when he rolled The action was fast as the Utah State Snowmobile Racing Association hosted about 40 racers competing in 20 classes in Utah Wine ter Games competition on a inches thick under the oval and temperatures were cold under a clear sky Drivers were divided into power classes from the 340ce engines to the large 707ct unlimited sleds The unlimited drivers can push their snowmobiles to almost 100 MPH in the straights The key to oval racing is cornering ability The sleds are all long carbiequipped with de-steel studs The studs called picks for ice pick cost about a5 s cents each arid most racing have between 250 and 300 picks on the track Dustin Sweeten is the defending Utah Winter Games Men's Ail Star and Annie Janke who also won the women's race Saturday is the defending women's Ail Star Saturday Jonathon Koppinger won the junior race and Jim Gardner Salt Lake won the old timers about 14 14-in- mow-mobile- half-mil- long ice oval Saturday' "This is the first time I have Late Trilwarar VC 'Mg Was-met- er d - ' e e0 Gus 0 74 ' ! 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