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The 250cc Expert show wasn't, with lou of battles both on and off the track. A first lap crash led to a false stan and some bad feelings and finally a big fight. After the altercation was removed, the race saw Dave Boyles penevere through it all for the win with Pat Seigle back to racing for a good second over Aaron Hill (he did double duty tonight, pitching a few innings earlier) and Jon Eichelbaugh. Saturday night ran very smoothly with a significantly smaller number of bodies around. Shad Johnson was the no contest winner over Jon Noyer in the 80cc Novice/Junior main. Mike Macedo did much the same in 80cc Expen with Tom Knight doing the off the line leading with Kevin Bricker. Bricker bit the dust in a close comer call but looks to be ready to break into the winner's circle real500n. Woody Rogen continued to get ready for a Junior plate, winning the 125-200cc Novice/Junior show with ease while Ricky Frisk was the first time recipient of a trophy with the coveted number one in taking 250cc Novice in fine style. . Dave Boyles and the Spinetti Honda rode off with 250cc Expen after Joe Knight got off between grandstanding down the back chute and trying to catch Boyles. Bill Arbogast held the second spot for the rest of the distance in good style holding off the hard charge by Aaron Hill. Jeff Manins had his day winning the 560-500cc Novice show while Chris Carr found himself the recipient of a free ride on Mike Macedo's TT500 after the 500cc Expert class slimmed quite a bit. Wit,h only a wann-up lap for practice, the 14'year-old, IO-time National champ took a third in the heat to a bit 560-500cc Junior main event win over Debbie Rocha and Brian Pedro. He now needs only one point to join the Expert crew. All that and close to going back to the Nationals to add a few more trophies to the collection. Dave Boyles and Mike Hayward did the 500cc Expen run as a trophy dash with Hayward playing catch up for the distance. Boyles is obviously getting ready to take on the Eastern establish· ment in short order. His fourth place standing in tbe nation's pro Novice standings is significant with only the top 10 riders getting the big invite to the Houston Astrodome Nationals next February. Results FRIDAV PEE WEE: 1. Lori Gepford (SUll. 100 EX: 1. Winkie F1_ (Voml; 2. Ronnie Hoyeo (Vom); 3. Ted Toylor (Yoml. 80 NOV: 1. Dian Ciaody (Honl. 80 JR: 1. Shed J""'-> (Honl. 80 EX: 1. Mike Macedo (Vernl; 2. Winkie F1_ (Hon); 3. Craig _ d (Yom). 125-200 NOV: 1. Woody Rogan (Vem); 2. Roger Kirk ISUll. 250 NOV: 1. Denny McDonnell (Honl; 2. Chtia Rudy (Vom). 250 JR: 1. Chris Car, IC·A); 2. Pet", Murray (Vaml; 3. Stevo Spank", (Voml. 250 EX: 1. Do"" Boyles (Hon); 2. Pot Seigle (Vom); 3. Aaron HiIIIHon). 360-500 NOV: 1. Don Clasby (Hon); 2. Jail Martins IMon!. 500 JR: 1. B,ian Pedro IHon). 500 EX: 1. D"", Boyles IHonI; 2. Pit Seible (Vom); 3. Bobby McDonnellIHonI. SATURDAV 80 NOV/JR: 1. Shad Johnson IHonl; 2. Jon Noyer (Vom). 80 EX: 1. Milta Macedo (Vaml; 2. Tommy Knight ISuzl. 125-200 NOV/JR: 1. Woody Rogers (Yam). 2SO NOV: 1. Riclty FrioI< IC-Al. 250 JR: 1. Chria Carr (C-Al; 2. AI Rudy Ie-Al. 250 EX: 1. 0.... 80yIes IHon); 2. Billy ArtIogest (C·Al· 3. Aaron Hill (Hon). • :IKHiOO NOV: 1. Jeff Martino IMortI. :IKHiOO JR: 1. Chria Carr (Yoml; 2. Debbie Roche IHonI. 500 EX: 1. 0.... 80yIes IHonI. Andenon, Tudor, Johnson Jam at Corvaili. Gold Cup MX By Clay end Suenne Ught CORVALUS, MT.JULY 5 Washington rider Jim Andenon (Yam) continued his domination in Yamaha Perpetual Gold Cup action, only this time it was in Big Sky country, Anderson went }-I in 125cc Pro racing while another Washington rider, Andrew Tudor (Mai). took 250cc honors, and Mark JohDlon (Yam) was the big winner in the Open Pro race. In 250cc Pro moto one, Washington's Robb Manning (Bellevue Suz) took off at the drop of the gate and moved out ahead of Idaho's Warren Hicltman (Yam) and Anderson. Manning was nner headed and found the track to his liking as he went all the way to the flag with second going to Hickman. Anderson third. Tudor fourth and Kevin Jansen (Kaw support) fifth. Moto two had Manning go for a pNF right off the bat, which left ftnt open to any of four riden consisting of. Tudor, Rob Buffaloe (Yam). Hicltman and Jansen. Tudor stretched it out until he began to feel safe and motored on to the win over Buffaloe, Hicltman, Jansen and Eddie Wickward (Kaw). Overall, it was Tudor with a 4-1 over Hicltman's 2-5, Buffaloe's 6-2, Jansen with his 5-4 and Anderson with a 5·7. Open Pro moto one saw Tom Poage (Olympic Yam) pull the holeshot with Mark Envolsen' (Mai), Montey Mitchell (Mai) and Tudor (Mai) pressuring him. Tudor wasted no time displacing the trio and pulled away while Mark JohDlon (Yam) battled his way through traffic, joining Tudor in the late going, Tudor took the moto win with JohDlon jamming into second followed by Mitchell, Pnage and Montana Suzuki rider Donny Femstahl. Moto two saw Mitchell grab the lead with Tudor and JohDlon quick to put the pressure on tile Oregonian. Tudor and JohDlon both got by Mitchell and had their own private battle with JohDlon getting the nod as well as the overall with his 2-} over Tudor', 1-2. Third and third overall was Poage with a 4·5 while Mitchell went 5-5 for fourth and John Christian. Jr. (Yam) fifth with 7-4 fmishes. In USee Pro action, Eric Hall (LOP Yam) of Camas, WA was quick to lead the field followed by Jeff Cropper (Gresham Suz), Steve Pre. (Suz) and Anderson (Yam suppon). Hall led it until the halfway point when Andenon displaced the LOP rider and waltzed on to take the win. Hall finished second. Cropper third, Ed McCoy (Yam) of Bozeman, MT finished fourth after a spirited ride through the pack, and fifth went to Idaho's Brett Tremblay (Suz). Moto two, Tremblay went all out, with Anderson and Idaho rider Derriclt Personette (Suz) dicing for the lead. Anderson ~t by Tremblay and hexan a classic dice down to the wire. while Hall, Ross Learn (Suz of Spokane) and Cropper went at it for third. Anderson took the win with Tremblay hot on his