APBA OFFSHORE/U.I.M. OFFSHORE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Orange Beach, Ala.:
"I'm ready to retire," Tommy Bahama's throttleman said after winning one of the most brutal Super Cat races of the Nov. 2003 season. "That was a rough one." Nemschoff and son Paul beat the National Champions Hugh Fuller and John Tomlinson of Bacardi Silver fame in a race shortened in both laps and distance due to a punishing swell rolling in off of the Gulf of Mexico. "It has been a long time since we have run in anything like that," said Paul Nemschoff. "There were a couple of times when we went into the air that I thought we were never going to come down." The elder Nemschoff, a veteran throttleman and APBA Offshore LLC member, said 2003 will be his last season racing. "It is time to move on to other things," he said. But Fuller, whose victory onWednesday gave him enough points for his third straight World Championship, said he and Tomlinson will be back next year hoping to win an unprecedented set of championship trophies for their mantles. "I know I probably shouldn't, but I'd like to see if we could do it again," saidFuller, who in four seasons has established himself as one of the top drivers in the history of the sport. "I still think we have some unfinished business." In Super Cat Light, Bob Teague and John Talley proved that they are the undisputed kings of their class. "We nailed the set up," said Teague who checked the water at