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win, but his bike broke on the third
loop, ending his chances.
Jon Miller rode the UEA D-37 Tuff
E'Nuff Enduro as a B rider, but got
moved to "A" and Husky gave him a
bike to ride. Jon lost just eight points
and was another rider to throw away
the overall win by burning a check.
Welcome to the club Jon. Dick thanks
you too.
Other notable rides include Mike
Godfrey on a CR·125 Honda winning
the 200cc A clUlI. Mike had the little
Honda singing as he outrode the b~
hies in his class. The Palenske brother
CXlDtinued their winning ways with wins.
Grant took the Open A class on his
DMG Maico·sponaored Maico, losing
just ~ points for third overall, while
Gamer won the 250cc A class
dropping 13 points. The Senior A win
went to Ron Fry (Yam) edging out
JesR Goldhen (KTM). Jesse was ftrst
Super Senior.
First B overall and an automatic
transfer to A looks to be Chip Howell
who lost 14 points in a very good ride.
The 200cc B class winner, Joe Bonello,
almost took the overall B honors also,
droppinX 14 points, but Chip was faster
in the tie·breaking sections. A rider
who will he showing up on results is
200cc B rider Kun Butler who was just
two points down on his Suzuki PE175
after two loops. Unfonunately Kun
landed on a rather delicate pan of his
anatomy in the third loop, hard
enough to make him throw up. Kun
finished third in class and could have
just as easily won.
The C riders only had to go one loop
and Team Bedouin's Jeff Brake
(Wheelsmith C-A) took overall honors,
dropping four points. This was
probably Jeffs last ride as a C so he
will have to get in shape to go more
loops now. Other C winners were: Paul
Smith (Open), Bob Viers (25Occ).
Glenn Larson (200cc). Bob Fur (fourstoke) and John Humpries (Senior).
First woman was Candy Hand losing
19 points.
Marking was sporadic. The yellow
ribbon was hard to see and many
arrows were inconsistently placed.
Some were ahead of the tum while
many were right at the tum or danger.
In addition, ISDE circle markers were
used somewhat. but many riders didn't
understand what they meant (they
were straight ahead markers) and mis·
took them for danger.
All in all it was a good national
enduro and Dick Burleson is hoping it
will be an omen for yet another title.
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Eight is Enough?
P.S.: Many thanks to the two lovely
ladies who opened signup for me Sat.
night so I could get my score card.
ResultsDick _
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TOP TEN OVERAll: 1. Dick _
8.194 (Huol: 2.
Flidl Mun\oon 7.144 lHuol: 3. ~ _
7.200
(Moil; 4. JfIIf . . . - 7.233 (Huol; 5. Jon Miller 8.1.
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9.101 lHuol: 8. John fer<> 9.314lYom); 9. JfIIf H.nning
10.270; 10. Mille _
11.331 (Huol.
AA: 1. Dick _ ; 2. Rick Mun\oon; 3. JfIIf
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A OPEN: 1. ~ _ 7 . 2 0 0 (Mal; 2. Jon Miller
8.149 (Hull; 3. o.vid _8.171.
A-2liO: 1. GInw PIlonoko 13.128 !Moil: 2. _
Coc* 14.289lYom); 3.
18.273.
A-200: 1. _
Godlfey 12.320 (Hun); 2. IliII Fullor,
Jr. 13.203 lYoml: 3. TrweyW_14.17811C8wl.
A-SENKlR: 1. Ron Fry 22.518 lYom); 2. . ~ 25.418 IAIoo Supw Senior) IKTM): 3. Don
_luca
Morrin 29.589 (Hull.
A-RlUR STROKE: 1. AI &ok. 14.373 lHonl: 2. BiN
28.427: 3. Leroy Clew 170.
~N: 1. Chip _
14.332; 2. Miko Monin
24.567; 3. Rick Arnold 28.578.
8-2liO: 1. John Blylhe 19.411; 2. Rick F"'llO' 28.563
(HUll; 3. Gory S - - 28.564.
8-200: 1. Joe Bonnono 14.399; 2. Roger Gouvin
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18.383 (C·A1: 3. Kurt Butter 23.478 (suo).
8-SENIOR: 1. R_ Tormin 24.590; 2. Tony Murphy
31.664 (C·A1; 3. Wolt 801157.944.
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