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., the first 250cc Pro moto ahead of Duane Marker (Suz), Mogen ,David LaPierre (Kaw), and Ron Pomeroy (LOP Yam), who was back from the National circuit. La Pierre and Marker both fell while battling for second. Pomeroy moved into second but couldn't make up the ground on Tudor who won with ease. Marker finished third with LaPierre fourth. Pomeroy was disqualified for pit riding between motos and when they lined up for the second moto, LaPierre was also missing. Tudor and Marker battled for the entire second moto with Andy taking the win by a narrow margin. Andy said "I slowed down and picked the smooth lines in the second moto because my bike was handling crummy". Marker earned second overall with Cris Hutzleman (Suz) third. The 125cc Pro class ",as won by Duane Marker (Suz) after Sandy Jaquish (Yam) DNF the second moto while leading. Marker won the first moto over a hard charging Bill Jones (Suz) with Jaquish third and Kevin Lagsdon (Yam) fourth. Jaquish grabbed the holeshot in the second moto with Logsdon second. Marker tried to move into second at the bottom of the hill only to crash and lose a lot of time. Within five laps Duane was right behind Logsdon and !pen took over the lead for good as Jaquish ground to a halt. Dan Little (Kaw) put together two the 125cc consistent rides in Intermediate class for the overall after Duane "Hulk" Morris (Yam) won the first moto then crashed out in the second. Rich Sturtevant (Kaw) took second with Greg White (Suz) third. Results JR. CYCLE 9-11: 1. I..owell ThunICn llta); 2. s-. laichner (Y8ml. JR. CYCLE 8 & Under. 1. Grog Fr_ (Sun; 2. D8vid Wtlz ISuzl; 3. .-on CromptOn lSuzl. MINI PRO: 1. Donny Fennell I~; 2. Chad Joffory lVoml; 3. Ctoig S _ lVoml. PEE WEE: 1. BMI Mayo (Suzl; 2. Eric Wliz (Suzl; 3. Dina Jeffery ISuzl. MINI INT: 1. Brion E11ing1on lYlml; 2. Brad Hllk (Yoml; 1 Duane Footer lVoml. MINI JR: 1. SIwwn Wood lVoml; 2. Nid< Myen ISuzl; 3. MMt _ (yom). oVER THE HILL GANG: 1. Ridt MeUne IHuII; 2. Rict1 'ThomIIon; 3. BiD Prk:hlrd. 125 PRO: 1. Duane _ . (Suzl; 2. Ke,in l.ogodon lV8ml; 3. o.le Holcomb (Suzl. 125 !NT: 1. Din LitIle l~l; 2. Rich S _ I~I; 3. Grog White (Suzl. 100 JR: 1. Brad HIikI lV8ml; 2. AtYdy S - (Suzl; 3. ToddM.... 100 !NT: 1. Duane MorriIlVeml; 2. S - laichner ISuzl. 250 PRO: 1. AtYdy Tudo (Suzl; 2. Duane Mer1<. ISuzl; 3. ChrilHulzIemInlSuzl. 250 !NT: 1. Jodie Luke lVomI; 2. Bob Berg lHon); 3. Jon_. 125JR: 1. Kent Tremmel lVoml. Beier and Schlag awesomeat Argyle Park By Pat Doyle DIXON, CA, SEPT. 9 Over 200 Spot tsman riders turned out for a day of racing at Argyll Parlt.joey Schlag dominated the small Expert turnout by taking top spot in each moto of the 250cc and Open classes. Schlag, riding for Cycle City of Walnut Creek, entertained the enthusiastic crowd with his airborne antics off the large jumps. In the Open Ex.pert class it was Joe Elkin and Dave Woodall swapping second place honors behind Schlag's KTM, with Woodall grabbing the overall runner-up spot. . In the 250cc Expert class, it was Arnold Plant's turn to follow Schlag's Maico around. the track while Steve Coffey battled his Honda to a third overall. Results Rempf. (KTMI. 100 NOV: 1. WiIliem Joneo (Suzl; 2. _ B_1 ISuzl; 3. Tony I..indIlIy ISuzI. 100 EX: 1. Howie _ (Suzl. MINI 100: 1. Kenny Klein (Sun; 2. MMt Ritner ISuzl; 3. John Dohan. WOMENS: 1. Dorene P8yne n<-l; 2. Yvette HUIted (Mllil; 3. DeIn _ 80 MINI NOV: 1. E (j) I:' (j) C(") M ~ ..c One of the original 2-cycle concentrates. Hi-Point has helped lubricate cycle winners for over 11 yearsl Our formula of over 10 special jet age lubricants are combined in the right proportion 10 give you a very complex 2 stroke oil that offers all the protection your modern 2 stroke racing engine requires. Hi-Point is used by the country's top cross country racers and many top M-X stars. Try a bonle from your HiPoint Racing Products dealer and see why people in the know chose Hi·Point. . (OMS); 3. _ _onate (Mal. .-on (~): 2. Shoun Freilin (~; 3. Grady McLoeoI (Suzl. 80 MINIINT: 1. Bin Man A-V (Suzl; 2. Curt _ (~; 3. Bob Sioco lSuzl. 80 MINI EX: 1. Tyoon VohIend lVoml; 2. Laroy Deheon (Suzl. 80 MINI: 1. Konnie DeIke (Suzl: 2. Scott DevidIon. I ~ Mike Beier, after grabbing the first 125cc Expert moto lead from Pat Yoho, stayed in front for the rest of the day. Scott Rebuck who finished third behind Yoho in the fU'St moto was runner·up to Beier followed by Spoof Pena. Sportsman action saw Gene Cogburn taking the overall Open Novice win after settling for a fourth overall behind Loyd Thornburgh, Harv Dunham and Walt Glen in the Vets Novice division. Other dual class rider action saw Lee Seyle grabbing top spot in the 125cc Novice divi50n two and futh in the 250cc's behind moto winners Pete Yoho and overall winner Ross Warren. Junior rider Rodney Smith managed a second and a third finishing spot in the 250cc and Open Junior divisions. 125 NOV 1: 1. John Moe-ISuzl; 2. Mike Whelen ISun; 3. Ron Shaf. ISu.l. 125 NOV 2: 1. lie SeyIe IHanI; 2. Den Pischke lVoml; 3. MMt CondeUlI~I. 125INT: 1. Ed Minton ISun; 2. Glen Reinburg (Su.l; 3. Scott Yerbf_h lVoml. 125 EX: 1. Mike _ (Suzl; 2. Scott _lSuzl; 3. Spool Pene(Suzl. 250 NOV: 1. _ WIITfIf1 (Suz); 2. Fronk V _ (Hanl; 3. Pele Yallo IHanI. 250 INT: 1. _ _ ISuzl; 2. Rodney SmiTh (Y",,; 3. Bob Shoter (Mllil. 250 EX: 1• .Jtw( SchIog (Mail: 2. Arnold PIent (Suzl; 3. S_ CoIfey (Hanl. OPEN NOV: 1. Gene Cogburn (Moo); 2. Ken Somrn« ISuzl; 3. Ron McClintIDn (Mool. OPEN INT: 1. _ _ IMoo); 2. Jeff Anselmo lVoml; 3. Rodney SmiTh (Mllil. VET NOV: ,. Loyd Thornburgh lV8ml; 2. Herv DunIwn (Mal: 3. 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O. Box 2327. Amarillo. TX 79105 3709 W. Erie Ave., Lorain. OH 44053 9604 Oates Dr.. Sacramento. CA 95827 You'll always see it first in Cycle News Schlag takes Sand Hili rough scrambles opener By Roy Hartbauer BRENTWOOD, CA, SEPT. 7 The new track at Sand Hill Ranch proved faster than ever as the Friday night Rough Scrambles season kicked off. The Minis opened the program and showed that it was going to be wide open and on the gas as Cun Bisaill won both the SOcc heat race and main event, with eight year-old Doug De Lay winning the 50cc class. _ I~ the Expert division Joey Schlag, ndlng the new KTM, sustained pressure during the opening laps before pulling away from the pack for the main event win. The main was almost a copy of the heat race as Tracy Hayes, after a crash in the heat, battled with Alan Mc~ehee for second with Hayes coming out on top. The highlight of the night was the Open Junior/Novice division. 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