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Cycle News 1984 03 21

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The biggie of the day was the 250cc Pro with nearly 30 riders and it was ScOll Rebuck leading both motos and having much more than his fair share of problems having to stop short of the checkered each time. Doug McRae dashed to..!:be overall on his new Husky water-cooler with 1-2 scores over Danny Castro's 3-1. jerome Heiberger ended in third with a 4-3 come-from-behind effort over Rich My then. Results .--------------_..._-_ ...._-----------------------------: Fill Out Coupon Completely. • Name : • : Addreu _ ..~ City State Zip - - - - • • O.ENTER my subscription/renewal at $5 and send mea FREE posterI f I want the 0 Three-Wheeler 0 Odyssey 0 Race Kart poster. o Send a gift subscription at $5 to: Name Address City -'-State _ Zip _ Bozarth, Keller clobber Clarks Branch MX And with that gift send 0 mel 0 them a FREE posterl • l/They want the 0 Three-Wheeler 0 Odyssey 0 Race Kart poster. • 0 POSTERS Only. Please. ' $5 for one. Additional posters $2.50 each. Indicate number of posters desired: By Clay Light ROSEBURG, OR, FEB. 26 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ThreecWheeler _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Odyssey _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Race Kart Nole: California ,esidents must add additional/y. o Payment enclosed 125 JR: 1. Randy Canale (Suz); 2. Todd Mitchell (Yam); 3. Jerry Woodall (Han). 1251NT: 1. Tim Carrillo (Suz); 2. Zac Fust (Han); 3. Tyrone Earl (Yam). '25 PRO: 1. Craig Christian (Yam); 2. Danny Boles (Hon); 3. Steve Panovich (Suzl. VET SPORTSMAN: 1. Mike Liberte (Han); 2. Pete Cru«enden (Suz): 3. Reid Goyene (Han), VET MASTER: 1. J.P. Morgen (KTM); 2. Mike Lane (Hon); 3. Mike Menesini (Yam). MINIINT·EX: 1. Mike Pascarella (Han); 2. Jason Assad (Kaw); 3. Jimmy Clay (Yam). MINI JR: 1. Danny Papadino (Han); 2. Todd Enke (Yam): 3. Doug Delay (Kaw). OTMASTER: 1. Dick Mann (Hus); 2. Gene Hrobaky (Hus): 3. Glen Prui« (Suz). OT SPORTSMAN: 1. Pete Wosick (Han); 2. Bob Kosovilka (Yam); 3. Pal Doyle (Mei). 250 PRO: 1. Doug McRae (Hus): 2. Danny Castro (Yam): 3. Jerome Heiberger (Han). 250 INT: 1. Devon Joos (Han); 2. Frank Valadao (Han); 3. Chris Pflaumer (Suz). 25OJR: 1. David Lea. (Han): 2. Bob Wosick (Hon): 3. Mark Bailey (Han). OPEN PRO: 1. Joey Schlag (Hon): 2. Eric Mashbir (Han): 3. Duane Joica (Han). OPEN INT: 1. Rich Boa (Han); 2. Bob Stone (Han); 3. Dave Borruso (Han). OPEN JR: 1. Mark Baldry (Han); 2. Bob Berhoust (Han); 3. Dale Fendarf (Han). Rodney Keller made a Honda Support debut payoff at the final round of the Clarks Branch Winter Series, copping the cash 6'h% sales tax on aI/ poste,s ordered separately or Charge my 0 MasterCard 0 VISA ~~#--------------------Expiration date _ Signature _ The issuer of the card icientlf.ie«j on~ this item is lIuthorized to pay t.he amount show!, as TOTAL (t~ether t with any other charges due thereon) subject to and in accordance with the agreement governing t"tle use of such card. MAIL TO: ATV News, P.O. Box 1030, Long Beach, CA 90801 OR CALL: (213) S9~7S3for Ma.terCard/YISA orders! Canada and Mexico (l..Y.ear) 2nd class '10. Other foreign rates .vailabte upon request. Check 110 Money Order. payable in U.S. fundi. 56 ~----------------._---------------_ _------------_._.-~~ .. in the 250cc Pro class and the overall series title. Honda rider Mike Harwood used the same score, I-I, LO capture the 125cc Pro laurels and KTM/ Suzuki rider Rick Bozarth continued to dominate the Open Pro class on. his Gresham Suzuki KTM with another I-I sweep. Up-and-coming Kurtis Ragstadt made his first appearance in Roseburg and took the Minis by stonn, beating a combined Expert/Intermediate/junior pack. Ragstadt led the over-enthusiastic bunch of miniscule monsters from the drop of the gate. Kawasaki-mounted Darren Clay LOn was LO be Ragstadt's closest competition, while ClayLOn had to fend off Mantey Spaulding and Clint Wash- burn [or Intermediate honors, behind the flying Ragstadt, the Expert winner. Phil Escobar took the junior portion with a I-lover Ryan Huffman and George Millard. The 125cc and Open Pro classes ran combined and had Bozarth blasting out of the staging area on a KTM LO lead Gary Bault and Randy Toreson, both on Hondas. Bault set up Bozarth for a pass and the two then swapped it out left and right on the gruelingcircuil. Bault, the winner of last year's winter series, held off the MX/desert speedster for nine exciting laps, but experienced an untimely DNF on the 10th lap and Bozarth inherited the lead and the win over Toreson. _ The second mota had Bozarth take it all the way to home plate for the overall win over Toresan and firstmaLO I25cc Pro portion winner Harwood. Harwood's smooth riding put the Honda pilot into the money with his I-lover Stan Roberts and Chad Klingbeil. Yamaha/Honda of Roseburg's Keller, Yamaha Support rider Doug Lange and Suzuki-mounted Bozarth led a large pack of 250cc Pros around the hilly, whoop-de-doo lined course on the opening lap of action. Keller was sailing out front, trying to shake off Lange, who is quite a terror in the northern portion of the state, and Bozarth. The duo never let up and Keller was forced inLO some over-hishead riding which sometimes is on the edge of disaster, but has mellowed out with age since stepping off the 125s. Back in the pack rode a three· way battle for third between Rick Gunderson, Keith Nicholson and an out-of-retirement David Riemer. Keller rode absolutely flawlessly, except for brief bobbles and took the win over Lange and Bozarth, who were a close 2-3. Mota two had Keller again clobber the troops from the minute they left the knobby-charring concrete starting pad to the finish. Keller put his Honda through a workout that it will never forget in his vain attempt to fully shake Lange, who took a consistent 2·2 behind Keller. Third overall went to Gunderson and his 4-3, after beating Nicholson and Riemer LO the flag. Results OPEN PRO: 1. Rick Bozanh (KTM); 2. Randy Toreson (Han): 3. Gary Bau~ (Han). 250 PRO: 1. Rodney Keller (Han); 2. Doug Lange (Yam): 3. Rick Gunderson (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Mike Harwood (Hon): 2. Stan Rabens (Han); 3. Chad Klingbeil (Han). OPEN INT: I. Rob Carlson (Han); 2.,Elmer Riemer (Han); 3. DoUR Eckelman (Yam). ,

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