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Douglas for the overall win, but Richards' 1-3 gave him a second in the final standings.' 1 C. AGAJANAN'S Results BO NOV: 1. Mike Bottemiller (Vam); 2. Shawn Robertson (Suz). BO JR: 1. Rhett Fothergill (Kawl; 2. Robert Frank (Vam). 80 INT: 1. Jesse Britian (Kaw). BO EX: 1. Todd Hicks (Suz). 125 NOV: 1. John Newell (Varni; 2. Robert Gray (Vam). 125 JR: 1. Ronald Caton (Suz); 2. Jerry Roy (Vam). 250 NOV: 1. George Heare (Han); 2. Rich Battaglia(Hon). 250 JR: 1. Jim O'Mara (Han); 2. Chuck Gentry (Han); 3. Paul Midson (Suz). 250 INT: 1. John Ensign (Han). 250 PRO: 1. John Dauth (Han); 2. Tony Richards (Kaw). _ OPEN NOV: 1. Bob McDonnell (Han). OPEN JR: 1. Vincent Kelly (Han). OPEN INT: 1. Brett Cary (Yam). OPEN PRO: 1. Greg Raub (Yam). VET SPTSMN: 1. William Clark (Han). VET MASTER; 1. Mike Lane (Han); 2. Wes Broby (Han). OT SPTSMN: 1. Carl Tresser (Yam). OT MASTER: 1. Gary Estes (Suz). Kyle goes 4 for 4 atSRACMX By Larry Johnson LAKEWOOD, CO, SEPT. 2-3 Vickery Yamaha's Terry Kyle ran four motos in the final twoday, double-points event before the State Championship finale in October, and won them all. In the 250cc Pros he pulled away to a large lead in round one. which he held almost lO the enp until Randy Warren and Alben Firestine closed late in their race for second. In molO two, he kept a smail-but-safe lead over Wanen the entire race, while class points leader Firestine followed well off the pace. In the Open Pros, Kylestaned both rounds in fifth'place, but each time he captured the lead by mid-moto and pulled away by a comfortable margin. Fay Myers' Honda's Chris Sundstrom was his main challenger each round, finishing second in malO two but dropping out of mota one while leading when his chain broke. Kyle's victory increased his substantial points lead over Sundstrom and Dave Newell. Brant McCoy went into the weekend's action leading Darren DeLoach by one point in the 80cc Expert class. Trailing in third. 50 points back, was Barry Carson, but the day was all his. He not only beat the two leaders in each moto. he killed them. Way behind Carson's settled dust they diced for second with Robert Rose. DeLoach eventually earned the o~erall runnerup position ahead of McCoy and Rose. Stacey Cook has an almost insur- . mountable points lead over Tim Buchli in the 125cc Pro class, and he padded it with a I-I day. Buchli stayed in second place by finishing in the runner-up spot ahead of Matt Lindsey. SANCTIONED A~~ Eli1ihphiA~ AND TOYOTA Pmw: NATIONAL DOUBLEHEADER WEEKEND OF DECISION? 25-LAP TT STEEPLECHASE FRI'DAY, SEPT. 21, 7:30 pin (RESCHEDULED FROM SILVERDOME) 26th ANNUAL· 20-LAP HALF-MILE (RESCHEDULED FROM LOS ALAMITOS) SATURDAY, SEPT. 22, 8 pin WITH JUNIOR RACES BOTH NIGHTS RESERVED TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT TICKETS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 & 22 RESERVED ADULT $16.00 ea. RESERVED CHILD (12 & Under:) $ 8.00 ea. GEN. ADMISSION ADULT. $14.00 ea. GEN. ADMISSION CHILD (9-12) .. $ 7.00 ea. General Admission TICkets on sale at Ascot on race days only. AI children 8 and under admitted free to general admission only. Reduced Combination TIck-ets available until 5 pm, Fri., Sept. 21. FOUR-WHEEL SPECIAL CRA SPRINT CARS SUN., SEPT. 23, 8 pm TICKET"ON ,,;J 1:\ -' dlVI"1Qn 01 ' \:II:' CONTR.Ol 011T" COl~.re."..TION OR CHARGE BY CALL~G TELETHON (213) 410·1062 ! C. AGAJAIIAN'S ~ 18300 VERMONT AVE. GARDENA, CALIFORNIA (213) 321-5323 (213) 323-5055 FREE VIP PARKING FOR MOTORCYCLES "WHERE THE HARBOR, SAN DIEGO AND 91 FREEWAYS MEET" TOYOTA, OFFICIAL CAR O.F ASCOT PARK Results 60 NOV: 1. Jake Davis (Kawl; 2. David Madril (Kawl; 3. Brian Diehl (Vam). 60 AM: 1. Ryan Echer (Kawl; 2. Steve Booth (I<:awl· 80 NOV DIV 1: 1. Brian Phelps (Kaw); 2. Mike Latham (Kaw); 3. Darrin McKnight (Kaw). 80 NOV DIV 2: 1. David Stockdale (Kaw); 2. Mike Koskovich (Kaw); 3. David Beavers (Hon). 80 AM; 1. Jimmy Anderson (Kawl; 2. Troy Lessar (Vam); 3. Gene Bashline (Kaw). 80 EX: 1. 8arryCarson(Yam); 2. Darren Deloach (Kaw); 3. Brant McCoy (Vam). 125 NOV DIV 1: 1. David Rosen (Vam); 2. Mark Newman (Hon); 3. Allen Chapman (Yam). 125 NOV DIV 2: 1. Steve Birdsall (Han); 2. Kyle Murdoch (S~z); 3. Bodie Packham (Cag). . 125 AM: 1. Terry David (Kaw); 2. Kip Johnston (Hon); 3. Steve Martinez (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Stacey Cook (Kaw); 2. Tim Buchli (Yam); 3. Matt Undsey (Vam). 250 NOV: 1. Manuel Guzman (Kaw); 2. Jeff Slaymaker (Yam); 3. James Threet (Vam). 250AM: 1. Dennis Durmas (Hon); 2. Wes French (Yaml; 3. J. Sanchez (Varni. 250 PRO: 1. Terry Kyle (Yam); 2. Randy Warren (Han); 3. Albert Firestine (Yam). OPEN NOV: 1. Chris Marks (Suz); 2. Curt Frank (Han); 3. Shane Daniel. (Yam). OPEN AM: 1. Thoma. Burt (Han); 2. Paul Needel. (Yam); 3. Robert Couna (KTM). OPEN PRO: 1. Terry Kyle (Yam); 2. Dave Newell . JERSEYS To order one of these bold new Cycle News jerseys, ·please turn to the order blank on the , Dealer Directory page-.