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ern Californla·Arizona·Sou, 80 NOV: 1. Ricky Siemsn. 80 EX: ,. Ty Davis. '25 BEG: 1. Brett Cluner; 2. Mercer Lawing; 3. Jeff SoJee. 125 ,"OV: 1. Steve Saling: 2. Craig Conway; 3. Mike Bienen. 1251NT: 1. John Ray; 2. Tony B,enen; 3. Rodney C<"') Phelps 250 NOV; 1 Errol Leduc; 2. Steve Mauei; 3. LVn Powell. 250 tNT: 1. Mike Edmonds; 2. John Webb: 3. Richard Wilk. 250 EX: 1. Mark Clark. 250 PRO: 1. Colin Ryan; 2. Jake Roach. 500 BEG: 1. Frank Parker. 500 INT: 1. Harold Smith; 2. Bob Watson. 500 PRO: 1. Ron Gibson. WOMEN EX: 1. Charleen Ho. VET BEG: 1. R.C. Ziegler. VET NOV: 1. Jim Learnihan; 2. lim·Joines. \lET INT: 1~ Alan Gerkey. VET f)(: 1. Kurt Dietrich; 2. Terry Davis; 3. Sam Groce. 00 O"l ...... Furuike flies in Hawaii IT By Ace Reporter OAHU, HI, AUG. 12 lace' "Kid Sideways" Furuike, the wonderkid of Kaneoho, continued bis rewrite of the record books tonight at Tommy Vejos' Friday ni~ht TT. He completed his blitzkreig of Hawaiian racing by notching his first Expert win on the TT track, defeating 125cc champion Mike McGuire. Furuike demolished the Mini, ovice and Amateur classes on his 14-month Mini lO Expert romp. McGuire, who has only been defeated twice this year in addition to carrying the number one plate, was no match for Furuike's power to weight ratio and billiardball bermshots. Furuike had already trophied in very Expert event he had entered, but tonight he set hi's sights on the .wi n , grabbed the start and held off McGuire and company in the first molO. McGuire set out to avenge the record in the econd molO, but Furuike pinged off the in field berms twO gears higher than anyone and reeled in the leaders lO take the overall. Mike Metzger and Steve Trinies sha'red the same Yamaha 250 to take first overall in the Novice and Amateur classes. Metzger took both 250cc Novice molOS while leading a train of Will Burl, Tomi Yamada and Larry Gomez. That train claimed the second through fourth overall trophieS'. The track was prepared with a minimum of water at the request of the riders, who opted [or the powerslide-outside option that the dry track offered. Blayne Soma had used the outside lO win the 125cc Support class, but he met his match in Trinies:Trinies took the win over Soma, Dean Freitas and Vincent Chong. Brent Kuniyoshi took command of the second Open support molO lO claim the overall. Brent was so stoked that he blazed to second place in the last Open Expert molO. Royce-Ra: coma and Desmond Caravallo took double wins in their classes. • No brag. Fact. 'The Best Go West' T-shirts say it all. Results MINI: 1. Desmond Caravello (Yam); 2. Sparky Ferreira (Han); 3. Huch Viela (Vam). 5 125: 1. Blayne Soma (Vam); 2. Tomi Yamada (Hon); 3. Gurran Chang (Yam); 4. Ivan Botelho (Vam). NOV 250: 1. Mike Metzger (Vam); 2. Will Burt (Yam); 3. Tomi Yamada (Suz); 4. Larry Gomez(Mai). 5 OPEN: 1. Brent Kuniyoshi (Vam); 2. BobbyJoe Oman (Hon); 3. Rick Amano (Hon); 4. Michael Lyon (Vam)_ AM 250: 1. Steven Trinies (Yam); 2. Blayne Soma (Yam); 3. Dean Freitas (KTM); 4. Vincent Chong (Vam). EX 125: 1. Jace Furuike (Suz); 2. Mike McGuire (Han); 3. Todd Tavares (Han); 4. Jon Bratten (Han). EX 250: 1. Royce Racoma (Suz); 2. Dennis Hethcote (Yam); 3. Mike McGuire (Hon); 4. Stu Whittingham (Mai). OPEN EX: 1. Mike Zane (Suz); 2. Jon Bratten (Hon); 3. Rick Amana (Hon); 4. Brent Kuniyoshi (Yam). TROPHV DASH JACKPOT: 1. Mike McGuire (Han); 2. Jon Bratten (Hon). Please turn to our order blank in the Dealer Directory page and make your statement. 37