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Honker Run 5k, 10k, and half-marathon - Pierre, SD? Sept. 25th, 200410K Men Place First Last Age City State Time 1 Torry Zeller 28 Pierre SD 32:42 2 Brian Clark 41 Pierre SD 33:25 3 Steve Anderson 41 Spearfish SD 38:17 4 Wally Little Moon 54 Howes SD 39:52 5 Hadley Eisenbeisz 38 Pierre SD 41:46 6 Bob? Riter 56 Pierre SD 44:43 7 Chad Heinrich 28 Pierre SD 45:59 8 George Bittner 55 Mitchell SD 46:07 9 Mark Venner 54 Pierre SD 49:10 10 Jerry? Wothe 63 Tucson AZ 49:22 11 Alex Lindholm 13 Pierre SD 53:06 12 Brent Adney 45 Pierre SD 53:20 13 Cody Honeywell 10 Pierre SD 55:53 14 Chris? Hipple 38 Pierre SD 56:16 15 Ken Melius 53 Pierre SD 61:01 16 Rob Anderson 52 Pierre SD 90:45 17 Gary Fredrick 54 Pierre SD 93:26 18 Ron Gill 67 Pleasant Lake? MI He was pretty zipped after this race and real sore the next day.A hockey roster jv/vTuesday, November 15, 2005Roster Name Number Position YearCasey Buechler 3 D SrJake Wagner 4 RW JrRobert Nagle 7 F SoCraig Lunde 9 F SoMatthew Farris 10 C SoCorey Cooper 12 F JrJesse Baker 13 G SoAlex Lindholm 15 D JrTommy Fuchs 16 D FrRiley Hultman 23 F JrPerry Job 25 RW SrJordan Thomas 27 F SoTravis Fitzke 33 D SoSean Askew 34 F FrRhenner Gordon 35 RW jRAlex Lauseng 38 D SoMike Braley 39 D JrJordan Heckenlaible 40 F sOJordan Labrie 41 D JrNick Jeanotte 42 G SrColin Smith 43 G SoNick Marso 52 D JrZak Bishop 53 D JrCurtis Egan 54 F JrAustin Ambur 60 D FrAlex Roberts 61 LW SoTyler Mattheis 65 F JrBryce Stasch 74 F SoCharles Ring 76 G SoAndy Zickrick 77 F JrBrian Chicione 79 F SoJake Imsland 80 F SoJosh Anderson 83 D SoSeth Parsons 85 C JrWill Clark 90 C So?A photo from his Google page 1997 BMW 540iFrom his DadWe took the kids to the German tent at the Central States Fail – alex was probably 11 or 12. He danced the chicken dance and the Alligator (where you lay on the dance floor and roll around!). He thought that was great. I remember Alex in the ball pit at McDonald's and playing in the tubes. I bought Alex some black chrome wrenches that came in a holder – SAE on one side, metric on the other. He used them so much the chrome had started to flake off in sports. From Bryce:Was going through our old facebook chat logs. Apparently we were night owls. About 90% of our conversations were between 2 and 4 am on any given day of the week. Typically weekdays because at least one of us would be completely shwasted on the weekends. I miss those days. Wish I could talk to you again. We didn't even hardly talk about anything deep or meaningful. It was typically about how tired we were of others' crazy and ignorant political views or new music we found or ridiculous youtube videos. But I miss it. And I miss you.From LisaI'm a better person because of you... all of the experiences we weathered together and came out of as perfectly functioning humans still despite the twisted mind games we were forced into. Lots of things linger inside heads. But eventually they don't... or can be replaced with only what can be beneficial to yourself or someone else. If it's not useful what's the point, right?! haha love you always <3 Sent from my iPhoneFrom his Dad:I remember watching “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo” in his apartment in St. Cloud. He played through a laptop to one of the Gateway monitors – it was the original version.I had some wine in St. Cloud he had put in his little barrel. Oakey.I smoked a hookah with him for the first time in St. Cloud. He had all these flavored tobaccos that smelled like flowers and looked like tobacco with sugar syrup. I told him I thought I preferred tobacco to taste like tobacco. He had his solar panel on the balcony. He used to charge small batteries as I recall.We had cigars on his balcony.We bought some fancy pilsner one night from his favorite liquor store in St. Cloud. And some Bombay Sapphire (I think).I would take him fishing when he was little. He had more fun playing with the minnows. Quite often they ended up tipped over! He also like letting them go when we were done fishing. Alex was very young – two or three and we went over to Barb and Rasools house for dinner. Barbs mother was there from Germany – she did not speak English and was an older lady – maybe in her late 70’s or early 80’s. She was so excited to see little Alex and bent over to pick him up – couldn’t get him off the ground and said “nein”. He was quite a solid little chunk at that time. Brainerd International Raceway Team Defends NHRA West Central Summit TitleCourtesy of NHRA Field MarketingBRAINERD, Minn. -- After three days of non-stop action on their home track the team from Brainerd International Raceway (B.I.R.) took the coveted NHRA Summit Racing Series West Central Division Team Championship Sunday, showing little hospitality to racers visiting the race track from all over the Northern Plains states. It was the second West Central Division title in a row for the B.I.R. team, backing up their victory of 2004 in Topeka, Kan. Helping the team to the overall top points total was individual Motorcycle/Snowmobile Champion Donnie Durenberger, of Dayton, Minn. He turned back Omaha, Neb., rider Curtis Spracklin in the final, the Suzuki getting the better of the Kawasaki. In other individual action, Larry Demers, of Carroll, Iowa, and Team Nebraska Motorplex, drove his '88 Corvette into the winner's circle with a final round victory over Milt Gedo, all the way from Pahrump, Nev. In Pro E.T., the win went to Gary Schueneman, of Elko, Minn., and Team Grove Creek Raceway. He drove his '79 Chevy Malibu to a win over Phil Watkins, who races out of Wichita, Kan., with his '71 El Camino. The Sportsman title fell to Team Bandimere Speedway runner Dustin Travis, of Westminster, Colo., in a '64 Ford. He beat Jim Hook Knebel's '70 Olds Cutlass in the final. The High School trophy went to Tri-State Raceway team member Tyler Risse, a student in Waterloo, Iowa. He drove his '83 Buick Regal to victory in the final with a win over Alex Lindholm, of Pierre, S.D. Lindholm drives a 1968 American Motors AMX. Besides the more than $15,000 in prizes up for grabs at B.I.R., the winners in each individual race category now qualify to compete at the NHRA Summit Racing Series National Finals in November during the NHRA Automobile Club of Southern California Finals at Pomona Raceway. In Pomona the West Central Division champs will join champions from NHRA six other geographic regions to compete for national championships. On Saturday, Arnie Ozols, of Prior Lake, Minn., and Craig Vogt, of Mead, Neb., took Race of Champions titles. Ozols drove his '66 Pontiac Tempest to a victory of Oakland, Neb., driver Jeff Landholm's '68 Camaro to take the Race of Champions title in the car division. Meanwhile, Vogt rode his '73 Kawasaki to the motorcycle/snowmobile title by stopping the Yamaha of Winger, Minn.'s Leslie Benbo. From his dad: .008 redlight – the car had a little jump at the start line causing a deep stage.. ................
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