This happened after his scorecard was handed in. He realized what had
happened when he put his plane away then came to scoring and had it corrected.
Arthur Markiewicz, A class act indeed!
At 09:29 AM 8/3/2005, rdwoebke wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Flying High <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> WHAT IS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND can you provide examples?
> I'm sure in the process one can pick-up on something new
> and learn. After all, it's not like we compete to attain a
> $$$ purse for a top standing, right.
A few years ago at the Nats, Artie was flying well in the top 10
(perhaps leading), when he landed and a little part of his skeg popped
off. Nobody noticed, but Artie insisted in taking a zero for that
landing.
That's sportsmanship.
Ryan
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