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tuthern Nevada-Southern Call JJ/F: FnId Quinn lVaml NaIl. rtlCOtd. AlXS: Don Schanauth IKawI. GlSS: "Krozy Ed" Malkiewicz IVam). ElSS: Bill Hanocom (Kaw). HISS: Philip Aorian IHon). UIS: "Krazy Ed" Malkiewicz ISuzl. AAlM: John Griego IKaw). 00 Lewis leads CRC night MX finale ~ - By lee Taylor M VALENCIA, CA, OCT. 23 GJ This was the last Friday night of the California Racing Club's night racing season and the last chance for the nocturnal riders to quali- ..c fy for the upcoming San Diego Stadium Z e GJ ~ Race. In the 80cc Intermediate class, Kyle Lewis, aboard a Kawasaki for Team Green and Kal-Gard, posted a super pair of wins. The first moto saw a duel from start to finish between Lewis, Tony Alessi (Thousand Oaks Yam) in the shotgun position and Jeff Barbacovi, aboard a Yamaha for Team Van Nuys Cycle. When the checkered flag waved them across the line, Lewis managed to hold strong for the moto win and Alessi fought off Barbacovi to take~ ond. When the warriors met on the grid for the second round, Lewis had a tough job cut out for him with Barbacovi right on his tail and Alessi pressuring both of them from third. Barbacovi and Alessi hounded Lewis over every inch of the track. When the night's racing drew to a close, Lewis emerged the victor, Barbacovi took home second place gold and third overall honors went home with Alessi. Cliff Cherman, piloting a Suzuki for the British Mt. Corp., blew the Open Beginners into the weeds for a super pair of aces. The first round of action saw Cherman battling to hold bad Mike Hawke (C-A) to second with Eric Cormier hustling his Husqvarna into the third place slot. Ed Tash and R.G. Nielsen, both Suzuki·mounted, rounded out the top five. When the machines came to life for their second encounter, it was Cherman once more in command. This time Cormier slipped into second and fought to the end to hold Tash to third and Hawke to fourth. By the end, Cherman zoomed across the finish line, leading the way for Cormier and Tash. Cherman took top honors for the night and won himself a ride in the stadium, Cormier emerged with second overall honors and third place honors went to Hawke. r--------------------~-----------------------I A~,,~ A=';'~~:i'2:J& ~~~ II Co4 17141771-2240 ~~~ The sporuors ofShawn Moran inv#e you ~'i:I Results BO BEG: ,. Jeff ~ (Kawl: 2. S _ Kotajervi lVaml; 3. 8ubbII Ericbon lYeml. BO NOV: 1. Guy Arnone (Hanl; 2. Kenny Mcleod lYeml. BO INT: 1. Kyle ~~; 2. Jolt _ l V o m l ; 3. Tony _lVeml. BO EX: 1. Surrell (Kaw). 100 BEF: 1. Jeff SegoIe (Suzl. W_ !o see HS~awn can make .t 3 years .n a row ~ 100 NOV: 1. Jaoon Downpon 1Suz1; 2. Kenny Mcleod lVoml. 125 BEG DIY 1: 1. Tim Jooeph lVeml; 2. Rid< l.ogen lYom~ 3. Kevin Berger (Suzl. 125 BEG DIY 2: ,. S _ . . - (Suzl; 2. John Birr. . born lYoml; 3. Mlkelichlonfield lVom). 125 NOV: 1. Jerry Tone lSuz); 2. Ron V_lVaml; 3. Merco Folchi IHonl. 125 INT: 1. S _ Pony lVeml; 2. Rich Truchineki lYem); 3. Ronnie MandenhetllYem). 125 PRO: 1. Jon A l e _ lYem); 2. Robert Green ISuzl. 250 BEG: 1. Clyde Williemf (Honl; 2. Tim Kilgore (Veml; 3. Jim Newbeuch (Han). 250 NOV: ,. Greg Ziegler (Honl; 2. Kevin Holmes (VarnI; 3. Merk Commins (HUI). 250 INT: 1. Rendy _ , IVeml; 2. Kenny Perry lVeml; 3. Tony Pulliem (Honl. 250 PRO: 1. Bred Johnson ISu"; 2. Brien Chereoh· koff lVoml; 3. Rendy W _ (KIIW). OPEN BEG: 1. Cliff Chermen (Suzl; 2. Eric Cormier (Huol; 3. Mike HIIWke (C-Al. OPEN NOV: 1. Mike Sutliven (Han); 2. Rodger Wolliame lVom); 3. Den lVeml. VET JR: 1. Kent Sheperd (Suzl. VET INT: 1. Ron Cole (MeIl. VET SR: 1. Bob Dunhem lYom). ~ (J '\CbCZ»'\ ~ ~~~(J~~ 6. "-* , • • • III •• '1£1'" ~~\OO ~~. I t AT CZ».~ I I I I ! ~~~~~~~;::~~~----------------j ••• ,11 •s •••• I • 21