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Paul And"""", IC-AI. 250 JR DIV 2: 1. Randy Cochran (Han): 2. Tony RodriquesISul!; 3. James Cochran ISull. DPEN JR: 1. Kirk Smith IYaml: 2. Colen Thomaon; 3. Ron Clawson IMacl. PRO: 1. TIm Worth IHonl: 2. Tim D;eas IYaml: 3. Mik. Langley IHonl. OPEN INT; 1. Dennis Stubblefield; 2. Glwv Wolaon ISuzl; 3. Robert B;ggs ISull. TULARE, CA. MAR. 10 Tim Worth showed the Pros at Tulare Motorcycle Park that he is still the number one rider he was a year ago while Allen th~ 50cc Juniors th~ numb~r on~ rid~r h~ might be a f~w y~ars from now. Th~ 250cc Pros blast~d off th~ lin~ with Mik~ Langl~y (Hon) from Clovis pulling th~ I~ad. Eddi~ Sand~rs of Visalia was chasing hot aft~r him with Walton showed Worth moving up to third. By lap three Worth was breathing heavy on Sanders' neck. Worth found his spot when he passed Sanders in midair. Langley started hearing Worth's call as his lead began 10 fad~ away to nothing. By the midway point, Worth was on hi, tail and looking for blood. He pulled up even with Langley in the stretch of whoop·d~·dos and jammed into the next corner leaving Langley on the ground. Tim Dieas of Hanford moved into second with Sanders holding third. Langley picked up his lost ground in the next few laps, though. and p.assed Sanders for third. Worth finished the moto with a long lead and another molO win und~r his belt. Dieas finished second followed by Langley. The second molO start~d with Dieas grabbing the lead. Worth was on his tail early and Sanders held onto third where he was trying to overtake Worth. Langley changed Sanders' plans by overtaking him, though. By the halfway point. Dieas' lead was gone and Worth whizz~d by to take the lead. Langley, also wanting to overtake Dieas. poured on th~ coals. Worth continu~d I~ading and finish~d a strong first with Dieas and Langley behind. The 50cc Junior class buzzed off the line with Allen Walton pulling the holeshot while Darr~n Ciolkosy (Yam) bauled Jeremay Willey for second. Ciolkosy won out and he went on to try and reel in Walton. By lap two Walton h.ad fallen and Ciolkosy and Willey both motored by to tak~ over the first two spots. Walton was back up quickly and flying. knowing that he had only one lap 10 catch th~ I~aders. He managed to overtak~ WiII~y shortly after getting up. Within the n~xt f~w seconds. Walton was hot on Ciolkosy when he did a doubl~ ~ndo trying to pass him. Ciolkosy fmished first with Willey taking second. The second moto started with Walton pulling th~ I~ad again. Willey and Ciolkosy fought for second again only this time Will~y won ouI. Walton continued 10 pull his lead to an overwhelming margin while Willey fought for his second. Walton managed 10 stay up and finish first followed by Will~y and Ciolkosy. Results 50ce JR: 1. Jeremv Winey (Suzl; 2. Darren Ciolkosy (Yaml: 3. Allen WaltonISul). 50cc CR: 1. Todd Swafford ISUll. BOce JR: 1. Jim He_ (Yaml: 2. Darcy Hernande7 IKaw); 3. Romon Hernandez (Yaml. INT: 1. Lee Duncan (Yam); 2. Steve Day ISuzl: 3. Westley Furrh (Yaml. BOce 12·16: 1. Greg Anderson IKawl; 2. Troy Rogus (Kawl: 3. David Triplett. 100 JA: 1. Scott Golding (Suz); 2. KeVIn Beckenhauer 15uzl: 3. Del Criswell (Suz). INT: 1. DaVid Ho'mes (Suzt; 2. Joev Rodgers ISuZJ; 3. Mike Maurel (Suz). 125 JR DIV 1: 1. John L.assley ISuzl: 2. a..11 Janlen ISuzl: 3. Ch;p McCuUock IHanI. 125 JR OIV 2: 1. Danny Woods IKawl: 2. Mark Guml ISuz); 3. John Williams IVlml. 125 INT: 1. GarV Bowman (Han): 2. O,Ye Furrer Schlag doubles at Carnegie MX opener By Patty Verrardo LIVERMORE. CA. MAR. 9 Carnegie Cycle Park re-opened with a bang today when over gOO riders showed up to take advantage of a perfect spring day. Track conditions were great on the natural track that rolled over the beautiful hills of Carnegie. KTM rider Joey Schlag was the hot rider of the day as he doubled in the 250cc and Open Expert races with four perfect motos. In the first 250cc Expert molO. the Cycle Rider Supply·sponsored Schlag was challenged by Phil Crane at first and tben Curt Wilcox on Yamaha. In the second moto, Yamaha·mounted Brian Wargo pushed Joey all the way 10 tbe flag. The overall had Schlag first. Crane second with 3-3 finishes and Wargo garnering third·place money at 5·2. In the first Open Expert molO, Schlag's rapid KTM blasted 10 the lead followed closely by Ross Williams (Hus) and Ricky De Long (Mai). Williams stayed close throughout the moto and finished just b~hind the leader. Hard·charging Jim Turner recovered from a bad start and closed to third with De Long the fourth· place finisher. Moto two was a two· horse race with Schlag pulling the holeshot and a good lead b~fore Canadian champ Turner pulled himself together and mounted a moto·long charge that left him just short at the checkered. Suzuki-mounted Phil Crane had things his own way as he won both 125cc Expert mOlOS. "Bad Brad" Bruns (Suz) was a close second in 10010 one after Mark Hearn (Yam) fell on the downhill. In moto number two. Fresno's Dave Manhire manag~d a close second that with his fourth place first moto finish garnered him second overall. The next race at Carnegi~ had been planned for April 6 but because of a few technicalities has been cancelled. The May 4 motocross will b~ held as scheduled. European·styl~ a Prause on the prowl at Clarks BranchMX By Delbert Longbrake ROSEBURG, OR, MAR. 9 Craig Prause rode to a 250cc Pro class victory aboard his new 250cc Kawasaki Uni- Trak at the Clarks Branch motocross today. Craig had to make special arrange· ments to pick up the new bike from the warehouse in Seattl~ becaus~ they were nOl available at the time to the public. Once at the beautiful Roseburg track Craig once again made special arrange· ments but this time it was arrange· ments 10 winl