I met Wayne Burleson in the Pinnacles last Sunday for a day of
sport climbing.  He's out for conferences in Monterey and Santa
Diego.  On Saturday he climbed with Tom Davis, Pinnacles
activist and did 9 routes - I forget the details, but it was
impressive.  Here's how it went on Sunday:

Rocket in my Pocket (10d):  Wayne RP, Joel PP
Future Shock (12b):  WB TR with one hang at crux (chose wrong
   pebble to lunge for)  JA, pass.
Cataract Corner (12a):  WB sticks thin start (11c?), makes it to
  bolt protecting crux.  Hangs, retreats.  JA TR's free to same
  bolt.  Note:  bolt protecting crux is slowly coming out - I
  had plenty of time to think about this as I lowered off.
Black Dagger (11d):  WB RP (preclipped 1st bolt).  JA, one hang
  after crux, bad sequence.  This is a nice route.
Zippadeedoda (12b):  WB led bolt to bolt, TR free.  JA flails, worse
  performance than last year.  JA kicks off basketball sized
  rock - fortunately it misses everyone on the trail.
Mammary Pump (11c? to lead, 11a to follow?):  WB led, brief hang 
  after clipping poorly placed bolt.  JA TR free.  Maybe some
  sort of Pinnacles record for poorly thought out bolting.
  1st bolt is ok, 2nd is skipped, then you clip a pin(!), then
  a good bolt, then a 5.11 move to clip a bolt that is too far
  to the right (could also skip), then a bolt that allows 1/2
  of its shaft to be inspected, etc...
Cosmos (11b)  WB RP, JA TR.  This route is truly great, no bad
  bolts and only a small amount of poor rock.

We toasted a good day's climbing in the "Supertaqueria" in
Hollister.  We would recommend the supertaco over the superburrito;
it also has a nice family atmosphere.  I now have the "Guide to
Restaurants in San Benito County", courtesy of Tim Reid, Pinnacles
climbing ranger, which I am willing to share with anyone that has
the simultaneous desire for Pinnacles rock and gourmet dining...

Joel