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over Apodaca, Wyatt, Esparza and
King.
Matt Toomey got the holeshot in the
second moto to lead Apodaca, Esparza,
John ConneY' King and then Maupin.
Apodaca passed Toomey for the lead
and Maupin passed King and Conney
to move into fourth. Maupin was
riding like the bravest gladiator of old,
becayse he knew that he had to win,
for a chance at the series lead. Maupin
passed Esparza for third then moved
into second when Toomey fell and
dropped back to fourth on the third
lap. Maupin took over the lead going
over the triple jump of the ftfth lap.
Maupin ftnished ftrst, Apodaca
second, Esparza third, Toomey
fourth, King ftfth and Conney sixth.
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Joaquin Picazo passes Terry Murray (58) at the line at Speedway 117.
In the second moto it was 'Collins
again with the good start and Micky
Dymond in second. Blount had a poor
start and was back in the pack. Randy
Skinner was in. third for tbe ftrst ftve
laps but then went down and Vince
McMahon took over that position.
Collins pulled away again and took the
overall. Micky Dymond used a 5·2 to
get the second place money. Hall and
Gomez had identical tallies for the
third spot, which Hall took.
Results
60 BEG: 1. Jeff Long (Yom).
60 NOV: 1. -Lenny Guyett (Yaml; 2. Dustin Evans
!Yam); 3. Shane Hunt (Yaml.
MINI BEG DIV I: 1. Steve Da Zwart (Yam); 2. Bart
Pitts (Yam); 3. Chad Smart !Yam).
MINI BEG DIV II: 1. Jeff Clifton !Yam); 2. Craig
Ootrander !Yam); 3. Lenny Guyett !Yam).
MINI BEG DIV III: 1. Brian Eterovich (Yaml; 2. Jason
Coolbaugh (Yaml; 3. Chfis Broders (Kaw).
MINI NOV: 1. Ron Rogers (Yam); 2. Wade Bona
(Yarnl; 3. Dave Kirtodian.
125 INT: 1. Trocy Meeks IKewl; 2. Chfis Heinrich
(Suz); 3. Jim _!Yarn).
125 PRO: 1. Richie CoIlina (Suz); 2. Micky Dymond
!Yom!; 3. Hortey Hell (Suz).
250 BEG DIV I: 1. BMI W _ IYam!; 2. Bobby
King (Suzl; 3. Bob S - . . a (Hanl.
250 BEG DIV II: 1. Todd"Cuninghem (~I; 2. CMI
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(Suz); 3. Mike _IKawI.
250 NOV: 1. Ken Oonoven (Kawl; 2. Bill Scott (Yem);
3. VIc Lohf (Suz).
250 tNT: 1. Mork Howord !Yam); 2. Larry Grosa
!Yarnl; 3. Dave _!Yarn).
250 PRO: 1.
Reid (Kawl; 2. John Gr_ev
(Hanl; 3. Fred Combo !Yam).
OPEN BEG: 1. Todd Cunnghem IYem); 2. Eric
_!Yarnl: 3. Jim Smith (Suz).
OPEN NOV: 1. Pete Rickenoen ISuz); 2. Mork
Glecklo (Moll; 3. Kenny Guyett IYam).
OPEN tNT: 1. Daen Adkins (Suz); 2. Don Smnley
!Yam); 3. John Ander",," !Yem).
OPEN PRO: 1. Scott CevnMo (Suz).
VETS: 1. Dennis .Devid !Yam); 2. Richerd Long
IYarn); 3. Clive Chelfins !Yom). _
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Speedway 1. 1. 7 MX
By Myron Hemley
CHULA VISTA, CA, AUG. 26-
Scot Meyer rode wire to wire in
__ .the 125cc Pro.class at-Speedway
117's weekly Wednesday night
Continental Moto-sports Club
MX.
.
Meyer's I-I ftnish secured his num·
ber one place ftnish as the Coca·Colal
KPRI Summer Series came to an end.
Meyer jumped out to an early lead in
the ftrst moto over. Terry Murray and
Joaquin Picazo. Meyer opened his lead
on each lap, leaving the battle for
second between Murray and Picazo.
Murray held about four bikelengths
on Picazo for the ftrst four laps. Picazo
pulled even to dice with Murray throu~h
laps ftve and six until Picazo took over
the lead on lap seven. Meyer ftnished
ftrst with six seconds on Picazo, who
held a small lead over Murray in third.
Meyer .ripped out into the lead
again in the secona moto with Murray
second and Picazo once more in third.
Meyer wasn't taking any chances as he
opened himself a comfortable lead.
Murray wasn't as lucky in second as
Picazo stayed close from the start. By
the sixth lap Picazo closed the gap
with Murray and cut Meyer's lead in
half. Murray and Picazo rode dead
even for the ftrst half of the seventh lap
till Picazo moved out front. Murray
tried sticking his front tire in to pass on
every tum, but Picazo held on. Murray made his last attempt in the last
tum of the ftnal lap, where Picazo
chose the otuside berm and Murray
dashed to the inside. The two riders
charged the ftnish line side by side.
The flag came down ending with the
roar of the crowd and a photo ftnish.
Meyer ftnished ftrst by three seconds
over Picazo, who took second by half a
tire.
Bobby Maupin ftnished ftrst in the
I25ccJunior division one, but came up
short in the Coca·Cola/KPRI Summer
Series behind Mark Scott who ftnished
ftrst in division two. Maupin jumped
out to an early lead followed by David
Wyatt, Chris Apodaca, Mark King
and Tiberio Esparza. King and Esparza
started battling for fourth from the
time the gate dropped, but Esparza
took it for goOd on the third lap. Meanwhile, M;lupin was running unchal·
lenged in ftrSt. Wyatt was holding a
two second lead over Apodaca in
third. Apodaca later saw his chance as
he p.assed Wyatt .on the back side of
lap ftve. When the checkered carne
out it was Maupin way .oqt '~}foqt
MINI JR: 1. Luis Martines IKaw); 2. Remon
Dominguez !Yam); 3. John Rores (Suz).
MINI INT: 1. Mike Gilmertin IHanI: 2. John Conney
!Yam!; 3. Jeff McCoy (Yaml.
125 JR I: 1. Bobby Maupin !Yaml; 2. Chris Apodece
IYoml; 3. TIberid Esparza !Yaml.
125 JR II: 1. Mork Scott (Yaml; 2. Keith Creig (Yaml;
3. David Wyett (Yam).
125 INT: 1. Alex Leon (Suz); 2. David Cepehert
(Yam); 3. Chfis Shew (Suz).
125 PRO: 1. Scott Meyer (Suz); 2. Joaquin PIcazo
!Yeml: 3. Terry MurTey (Suz).
250 JR: 1. David Hoffelder !Yaml; 2. Alen Seemen
(Keyl; 3. Donald RuWJHon).
250 INT: 1. Clint Burger IYarn); 2. Frank Rogers
(Honl; 3. Kenny Kopecky (Suz).
250 PRO: 1. Woody CerIoon !Yam); 2. II
