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Snook, Miller and Beeman Win Features at Hagerstown Speedway

Hagerstown Speedway held racing action Saturday, Aug. 15, with feature events for Late Model Sportsman, Xtreme Stocks and Crown Vic divisions.

Lane Snook won the 30-lap Late Model Sportsman feature after starting from the pole. Kyle Lee finished second after starting ninth, followed by Brian Booze in third, Coleby Frye in fourth and Treyton Lee in fifth.

Ryan Zook finished sixth after starting 20th. Keith Koontz, Dan Zechman, Scott Palmer and Ralph Morgan Jr. completed the top 10.

Palmer and Zook won the two 10-lap B Features. Heat race winners were Snook, Taylor Farlling, Codey Breeden, Booze, DJ Myers and Treyton Lee.

Brian Booze recorded the fastest listed qualifying time at 19.378 seconds.

In the 15-lap Xtreme Stocks feature, Tyler Miller took the victory after starting second. Michael Goodwin finished second, Keith Reed was third, Jesse Daniels finished fourth and Blake Reed was fifth.

Brandon Churchey placed sixth, followed by Dylan Beavers, James Speelman, Logan Miller and Doug Hoffman. Goodwin and Miller won the division’s heat races.

Quinten Beeman won the 15-lap Crown Vic feature from the pole. Allen Harding finished second, Shawn Metty was third, Brady Chabol placed fourth and Devin Thompson finished fifth.

Josh Ringer, Ed Vogel Jr., Travis Kause, Justin Blizzard and Walt Lemmon completed the top 10. Beeman and Harding won the Crown Vic heat races.

The results listed 36 Late Model Sportsman entries, 19 Xtreme Stocks entries and 15 Crown Vic entries.

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