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3-3 finishe , for a well-earned fourth overall. The action in the Mini classes wa fierce, with Jason Langford and Honda-mounted Dale SLOrbeck trading positions all day. Langford grabbed the glory in the LOck and l05cc cla es, while LOrbeck topped the enior. Willowbrook Yamaha's Scott Thomas was in the hunt a well, grabbing two third overalls for the day. Open Intermediate action sa,,' Wyatt eal' que t for dominance materialize when he snagged both holesho\ on hi big Honda. Seal wa on the gas. winning both moLOS over Doug Roberts and a hard-charging MiLCh Hulsey. lnconsistenC) was the biggest faeLOr in the l25ec Intermediates, with Chad Parker grabbing the first moLO win only LO experience bike woe in the second go· 'round. Dallas' Brent Carrizales had the lowest moLO numbers, with a 3-2 score, and was awarded the overall. Lufkin's Billy Whiteley put in an incredible come-frombehind charge in the second moLO to grab the second overall spot. Although somewhat puzzled by the difficult Conroe course, last week's winner Keith Foytik posted 5-3 scores for thira overall. IT'S NISSAN U.S.G.P. TIME! Results 125 PRO: 1. Carroll Richardson (Kaw); 2. Dennis Daft (Yam I: 3. Kit Vick (Kawl; 4. Dennis Hawthorne (Kaw); 5. RustY Pipes (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. David McClain (Hon); 2. Dennis Haw· thorne (kaw); 3. Terry Tinney(Yam); 4. Larry Hughes (SUl); 5. Ronnie Herrmann (Hon). OPEN PRO: 1. David McClain (Hon); 2. Mark Mes· tayer (Han); 3. Matt Bracken (Hon): 3. Tom Raid (Hon); 3. Arnold Mayfield (Hon). 1251NT: 1. Brent Carrizales (Kaw); 2. BillvWhitely (Kaw); 3. Keith Fovtik (Suz); 4. David Sanders (Kawl; 5. Tommy Collier (Kew). 250 INT: 1. Paul York (Hon); 2. Paul Chadwick (Yam); 3. Rodney Wallace (Yam): 4. Paul Cochran (Kaw); 5. Doug Roberts (Yam). OPEN INT: 1. Wya" Seals (Hon): 2. Doug Roberts (Yam); 3. Mitch Hulsey (Han): 4. Keith Kram (Han): 5. Tarry Burghart (Hon). MINI JR: 1. J.R. leRose (Kaw); 2. Jaimie Gaenslen (Vam); 3. Michael Walling (Kaw); 4. Ross OHaver (Yam); 5. Lance Friends (Kaw). MINI S'R: 1. Dale Storbeck (Hon); 2. Jason langford (Kaw); 3. Scott Thomes (Yem); 4. Jason Shultz IKaw~; 5. Jimmy Geddis (Yam). MINI 105: 1. Jason Langford (kaw); 2. Dale Stor· beck (Hon); 3. Jaes Prasifika (Kaw); 4. Chris Babin (Kaw); 5. Justin 0"0 (Yam). 125 NOV: 1. Robert Reed (Hon); 2. Dave Clark (Kaw); 3. Boo Thompson (Suz); 4. Chris Gulakson (Kaw); 5. Jeson Langston (Yam). 250 NOV: 1. Curt Lend (Yam); 2. Tony Lesater (Kaw); 3. Bart Green (Hon); 4. Greg Dust (Hon); 5. John Portie (Suz). OPEN NOV: 1. Tom Hood (Hon); 2. Ben Coffman (Hon); 3. Steve Craig (Yam); 4. Rick Jones (KTM); 5. B.T. McClure (Hon). OVER 30: 1. Terry Burghart (Hon); 2. Garry Berry (Hon); 3. Jackie Hulsey (Hon); 4. Tom Williams (Yam); 5. Joe Thigpen (Suz). MINI MINI: 1. Michael Walling (Kaw); 2. Jody North (Hon); 3. Willy Bowden (Kaw); 4. Ross DHayer (kew); 5. Erick Bishop (Yam). TEENY MINI: 1. Jeff Demmant (Yam); 2. Kenneth Peel (Yam); 3. Wayne Richardson (Yam). Carson cranks at Colorado MJC By Larry Johnson THE ONLY U.S. 500cc WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JUNE 23 & 24, 1984 THE OUTDOOR SPECTACULAR The Best of Both Worlds - World Championship Better Than SU'Percross - World RldBrr World Class _'eII_ Enjoy lite".., of boIIt JIIIOtfI*J SIt In lite Iu1aIry titrr r r 1IIr.Supen:_MJd_llterftllfd'.--..IIICIfOCi_. . . . . OUflrtfrontofyou.OR,_"....... IIte. . . . . . .get . up look th. world'• . . . . - r - . . .. ",. cItoIce ,. you.... .. 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Two turns later, Anderson £Jew past ZefEe1 on the downhill jump. It wasn't Ze£fe1's day, as he soon crashed, letting Brian Custy and Carl Fritzsche past. At the start of lap three, Custy overtook Anderson for the lead. Then, in an attempt to regain the lead, Anderson launched off the big uphill jump and landed right on top of Custy. Both bikes and riders wel1ldown in a spectacular crash. Fritzsche dodged the wreck Eor the lead, with second place going to John Harrison, who was trailed by Barry Carson. Carson soon passed Harrison and began reeling-in Fritzsche, who had a substantial lead. Four laps later, Carson passed Fritzsche over the uphill jump and roared off LO an easy victory. Kip S,andell had worked \IP.through, ~he '. ' ELEVEN Super Bike RK8S Hold on the Firat Sundey of hell Month Beginning in F. . . .ry . EachY_ . '5.00. Gen. Admission includes Saturday Practice, Saturday Night camping and Eleven Championship Grend Prix Events on Su.nd8y. R_I..........-e--ARRA Sa_ . ."'"'... 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