Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

'1 ..,""\, ./...... 1.... 4 (' '/ \ •• "\ .... , ,~\ .~.~ Grant netted second'm both Cla·sses.' The 250cc B division saw Keith Brady make hiueturn to racing after a two-year absence. Riding his twoyear-old Yamaha, Brady managed a second place finish behind Eddie Almond in the opening mota. David Heath showed the way at the start of mota two with Almond in close pursuit. On the fourth lap Almond fell, giving second position to Brady. With three laps remaining, however, Brady crashed over a jump and DNF. Heath held on for the win, his 3-1 netting second overall behind Almond's 1-2. In the first Senior Mini mota Trey Phillips outdistanced the pack en route to the win over Bryan Rice. William Mutimer initially held second spot but suffered two spills and had to settle for a fifth place finish. Mutimer put his Barr's Competition-backed Kawasaki into the lead on the first lap of the second mota. Lap two, however, saw Phillips go by for the lead. Then, with two laps remaining, the Phillips/Mutimer duo was stalled by a lapped rider. Mutimer seized the opportunity and jumped into the lead and won with a threesecond lead over Phillips. Phillips' overall victory remained intact as his 1-2 topped Mutimer's 5-1 and Rice's 2-4. ", . Results 65: 1. Chuck Shirley (Kaw); 2. Ritchie Horton (Kewl; 3. Petrick Mimi (Kewl. 85 JR; 1. Cerl Fogle (Vern); 2. Jemes Merdy(Kew); 3. Chuck Shirley (Kew). 85 SR; 1. Trey Phillips (Kew); 2. Williem Mutimer (Kew); 3. 8ryen Rice (Mon). 125 YTM; 1. Bobby Mouser (Mon); 2. Joel Grent (Kew); 3. Chuck Bleckmon (Ceg). 125 C; 1. Mike Freylick (Yem); 2. Devid Greshem (Yem); 3. Stephen Holton (Kaw). 250 C; 1. Mark Sperks (Yem); 2. Jonethen Trull (Mon); 3. Scott Gipson (Ke"l. 125 B; 1. Bobby Mouser (Mon); 2. Joel Grent (Kew); 3. TIm Blelock (Yem). 250 B; 1. Eddie Almond (Kewl; 2. Devid Heelh (Mon); 3. Merty Snyder (Mon). OPEN B; 1. Mike Privette (Mon); 2. Chris leFebvre (Suz); 3. Dan Gregory (Yam). SR (30+); 1. Steve Lewis (Yem); 2. Doneld Miller , (Yem); 3. Billy Privette (Mon). 125 A: 1. Seth Tharin (Yam); 2. Frank Koenig (Kew). OPEN A; 1. Steve Lewis (Vern); 2. Perry Stephens (Kewl· York uncorks at MosierMX Stand out in the crowd with this new multi-color T -Shirt that tells one and all you're a motorcyclist and a Cycle News reader! \..00 k £orth eor 1 der b\aok 00 th 'rectorv Page eoea\er O , i By Marc Jenkins EULESS, TX, MAR. 16 Paul York won the 250cc Expert class today just as he had done on Friday night with a wellearned 1-2 score to take the overall over Honda-moumed Roger Schelenberger. Yark took the holeshot in the first moto; D.L. Wood (Yam) was second, followed by Chris Pritchett (Han), who has jut moved up from the Intermediate clas . On lap three, Dean Lane (KTM), who had gated poorly, began passing riders up to second place. Meanwhile, Schelenberger, following Lane's lead, moved into third after Wood crashed. On lap six, Lane and Schelenberger both started gaining on York, who enjoyed a good lead most of the moto. York, feeling the pressure, kicked it up a bit and was first at the checkers with Lane and Schelenberger second and third. Moto two again saw York take the holeshot with Steve Reavis (Kaw) and Schelenberger in tow. The start was marred by a horrendous crash just before the first corner, involving Johnny Gerhart (Suz) and Lane. It looked like a trip in the ambulance for while, but both riders survived without serious injuries. Gerhart retired and Lane continued' in last place. While the paramedics sorted out the crash, York was again cruising out from when he bobbled and crashed in the woods. By this time, Bob Abbott (Han), who normally Sell your old motorcycle with a Cycle News Want Ad! A 1« Smaller. Introducing new Cyde LOK-a compact, folding security ., system that wOks (JJ lq' ~ ADywbere. Open it up. It's large flIllJU(lb to lock betvieeo the wheel and , engine frame. Cyde LOK e\'eI1 secures to a fence post or tree. And when JO\1're ready to ride, (.)de LOK fuIds down to less than 9" long.•. slips into a

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