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KEEPS THEM ROLLING.  JOHN DESLOGE, N6MU, WITH ARNIE SHATZ, N6HC,
ACCOMPANYING FROM SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, CAPTURED TOP HONORS WITH A SCORE OF
510,000 POINTS, COVERING 16 GRIDS WITH 10 BANDS ON BOARD.  RIGHT BEHIND IN
SECOND PLACE WAS ART GODDARD, W6XD, ASSISTED BY BOB HUGHES, KG6TOA, WHO
APPEARED TO TAKE THE SAME ROUTE WITH THE SAME BANDS FOR A SCORE OF 473,000
POINTS.  N6TEB GLENN ALLEN, KE6HPZ, OP WAS IN THIRD PLACE WITH 292,000,
COVERED 11 GRIDS WITH PAUL ST JOHN, N6DN, ON A SIMILAR ROUTE IN FOURTH
PLACE WITH 261,000 POINTS.  THE FIFTH PLACE HONOR WENT TO BILL ROGERS,
K2TER, FROM THE ROCHESTER VHF GROUP WITH A SCORE OF 197,000.  MORE THAN
HALF OF THE ROVERS WERE CAPABLE ON EIGHT BANDS OR MORE, MANY HAVING GEAR
THROUGH 24 GHZ AND LASER.  CLUB COMPETITION THIS IS THE FOURTH YEAR THAT
AGGREGATED CLUB SCORES HAVE APPEARED IN QST FOR THE JUNE QSO PARTY, AND THE
WINNER WAS NO SURPRISE THE POTOMAC VALLEY RADIO CLUB.  LED BY THE 2 MILLION
POINT EFFORT OF THEIR MULTI OP FLAGSHIP, THE DELMARVA VHF AND MICROWAVE
SOCIETY, K8GP, THEIR 36 ENTRIES GARNERED A GRAND TOTAL OF OVER 4,800,000
POINTS.  THE SOCIETY OF MIDWEST CONTESTERS COLLECTED LOGS FROM 36 MEMBERS
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ORG KB9AFW 100 2 1 200 MI N3GE 37 2 1 198 MDC KC0CZ 99 2 1 198 CO WB9UHL 99
2 1 198 IL W2OO 65 2 1 186 TN OK1CZ 33 2 1 182 DX W5GAI 116 1 1 182 STX
WO3T 89 2 2 178 WPA KA1CQR 87 2 1 174 CT W3JM 86 2 1 172 EPA N2MRI 61 2 1
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