anada- Northern California-Northern Nevada·Oregon·Washington-ldaho-Utah-AJ
Raceway motocross tonight, but
tnere were no easy victories.
The Professional action seemed to
concel1lrate among the quarter-liter
s~ on this particular night. No 500s
'showed up, and the I 25cc shoot-out
!was only a three·rider duel over which
-~':Ilen Silhanek and his freshly ringed
-Yamaha presided.
~rl he 250s were the icing on the
Ike, and the two motos were quite
itissimilar. In the first, Mike Holmes
capitalized on the misfortunes of Jeff
Holder and Tony Richards, and on
-his own smooth riding to hold off
'Rich My then and Jerome Heiberger.
"(he final 250cc moto found Holmes
on the receiving end of trouble and
finished well back. My then powered
illto the lead and kept all at bay. Hi
2;-1 finishing order for the evening
insured overall victory over Heiberger.
£Vho had to climb from mid-field
tarts, and Dan Baker, who rode in
hjs wake each moto.
Results
60: 1. Jeannie Pruitt (Kaw).
80JR (9-11): 1. Tyler Hummel (Kaw).
- 80 JR (12·16): 1. Darrell Gallaghez (Vam); 2.
~dy Urrutia (Vam): 3. Jeff Chambers (Han).
MINI 80 INT: 1. Ronald Caton (Suz).
MINI 80 EX: 1. Dean Matson (Kaw).
, 125 JR Dill I: 1. Hugh Parler (Han); 2. Mark
Spencer (Kew): 3. Ken Johnson (Kawl.
u125 JR 011111: 1. Timothy Caton (Suz); 2. Alan
Carlson (Yam); 3. Mark Rapozo (Kaw).
'i 1251NT: 1. Ron Wissman(Yam); 2. Manny Ornel·
las (Han).
125 PRO: 1. Allen Silha_ (Vam).
,,250 JR: 1. D.n Slocum (Han); 2. Jack Hulse
l'Ion): 3. Bill Arnold (Vam).
250 INT: 1. Bob Fields (Han).
J 250 PRO: ,. Rich Mythen (V.m): 2. Jerome Heiberger (Han!; 3. Dan Baker (Han).
500JR: 1. Danny Robinson (Hon); 2. Tom Creelman (Han): 3. Jack Robers (V.m).
500 INT: 1. Mike Lane (Han); 2. Alan Brunk (Vam).
IIET JR: 1. Dave Burgess (Vam): 2. Jerry Silsdorl
(rem).
\iET MASTER: 1. Jerry Caton (Suz).
.,oT MASTER: ,. Rich Lokka (Han).
Matson, Duensing
in a class of their
own at Baylands
By W.H. Spencer
FJUMONT, CA, SEPT. 15
Even though the night season
ls"waning, the racing at Bay·
f;jnds Raceway's CMC Thursday night motocross is still
a€tion packed, with flat track racing
3A,d a big protest in the 250cc Pro
motocross because of start problems.
~ The Mini class cOl1linues to do
';""<:11 despite school being in with the
Rids racing early and off to bed by 9
p,m. Winner Dean Matson and Jay
Duensing are in their own class,
while Andy Urrutia topped both 80cc
Juniors in the older set with Tyler
Hummel winning botH ends of the
up to age II category. Jeannie Pruitt
showed her flowing pig tails. to the
other riders in the Pee-Wee division.
Mike Lane was the happiest guy in
the Open International run with a
pair of aces over AI Brunk while Mike
LaPaglia started this class for the first
night after winning so many in
Open Junior. He didn't fair so well,
but Tom Conklin started a winning
anew.; ~ 'tzr d>o_t!t: II)Qt'pS : ovs:r., l;)iJPPY
Robinson and Pat Plicka.
Craig Christian took top honors in
the first I25cc Pro moto looking like
the ever-present Pro, but couldn't
repeat, as Rod Smith got the good
staTtand winningoveraH, with Christian a reverse·order second over Mike
Whalen's 4-3.
Results
80 INT EX: 1. De.n Matson (Kaw); 2. J.y Duensing (Han).
80 JR: 1. Andy Urrutia (V.m): 2. Jeff Chalmers
(Han); 3. Guy Moffan (Vam).
80 JR 9-11: 1. Tyler Hummell (Kaw); 2. Brian
Gouvei. (Y.m).
60: 1. Jeannie Pruin (Kaw); 2. Chris McCallie
(Yam).
OPEN INT: ,. Mike Lane (Han): 2. AI.n Brunk
(Vam).
OPEN JR: 1. Tom Conklin (Mai): 2. Danny Robinson (Han); 3. Pat Plicka (Han).
IIET OT MASTER: ,. Glenn Pruin (Suz); 2. Larry'
Baker (Han).
OT IIET SPORTSMAN: ,. Frank 58ronello (Mai);
2. D.ve Burgess (Vam); 3. Rickey Souza (Han).
125/250INT: 1. John Ensign (Han): 2. Bob Fields
(Han).
125 PRO: 1. Rod Smith (V.m): 2. Cr.ig Christi.n
(Vam); 3. Mike Whalen (Han).
125 JR: 1. AI.n Carlson (Vam!; 2. Mark R.pozo
(Kaw): 3. Steve Daheld (Vam).
250JR: 1. R.ndy Pond (Han); 2. Jack Hulse (Han);
3. Mike Nortan (Han).
250 PRO (under protest): ,. Shawn McConn
(Vam); 2. Rod Smith (Vam); 3. Scan Lohr (Suz).
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