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~ w '" a: w ." 0 >~ ~ .~ =; >CD 0 ~ 0 :I: 0- (,Q 00 0') ...... ~ 00 C\I ~ ro ~ "Economy Model. .. at parlicipaling dealers or by mail. Add 510.00 for handling. Honda-mounted Jeff Glass (451) finished second behind Tim Coombs in the 125cc A division at Steel City motocross. in Pennsylvania. sponsored Glass DNF the first heat but looked good throughout the second for the runner-up spot. Coom bs crashed out while Anded got things together for third. Petrick's 34 was good for second overall with Tom Alwonh and Mark Garrison following. Bellora was even more convincing in the Open class, leading every lap of bath motas. J.P. Buntingcameout of retirement to hold second until the last lap of mota one. Desmond again came on strong at the end to grab second. Desmond staned better in the next heat but could not reel in Bellora. Jim Queen went 4-3 for third. In the 125cc A class Gear/Wisecol Scott-supported Coombs took the win with a 1-2 tally. He overcame a poor stan in the first round to take the win in from of Petrick, then followed G lass home in maLO two for the overall. Honda scored one through five in the final Lally as Coombs, Glass, Petrick, Jeff McCune, and Anden were all CR-moumed. . Bonace swept both moLOS of the 85cc (12-13) morning class in front of Eric Arlet, Wright Bagwell, and Sam Williams. In the afternoon Super Mini class he trailed Michael McDonald with Ron Bailey and Williams chasing him. McDonald DNF mota two after early trouble and left Bonace all alone out front. Bailey took the runner-up trophy with his 3-2 score. Mc Donald's day was not a LOtal loss. Earlier he had swept both motos of the 85cc (14-15) race on his Suzuki. Maryland's Charles Morris finished second with a 2-4 while Bailey went 5-3 for third. Stephen Crowe looked strong in 125 and 250cc B class action, scoring four mota wins. The Suzuki rider incorporated good starts all day long into comfortable leads then kept things in control late in the motos as 40 rider classes meant lots of lappers. Results OPEN A: 1. Richard Ballora (Kaw): 2. Bill Des· mond (Hon); 3. James Quaen (Han). 250 A: 1. Richerd Bellora (Kaw); 2. Bob Petrick (Han); 3. Thomas Alworth (Han). 125 A: 1. Tim Coombs (Han): 2. Jeff Glass (Han); 3. Bob Petrick (Han). OPEN B: 1. Doug Zucco (Han); 2. Nicholas Kibuk (Han); 3. Eddie Bonelli (Kaw). 250 B: 1. Stephen Crowe (Suz); 2. Eric Terrig (Vam): 3. Jeff Fischer (Vam). . 125 B: 1. Stephen Crowe (Suz); 2. Mike Grafton (Kaw); 3. John McDeavitt (Kaw). OPEN C: 1. Matthew Barnhart (Han); 2. Tom Crayton (Vam); 3. Mark Keibler (Han). 250 C: 1. Kevin Stewart (Kaw); 2. Raymond Santi (Yam); 3. Dennis Rowe (Suz). 125 C: 1. Brian Patterson (Han); 2. John Blakely ~ •• ~ ,... , ... • J • (Kaw); 3. Edward McKee (Han). 125 C: 1, Charles Morris Jr. (Kaw); 2. Tim Ewing (Kaw); 3. Tom O'Brien (Han). SR: 1. John McConnell (Vam); 2. David Rocco (Han); 3. Robert Holderbaum (Han). SUP MINI: 1. Tony Bonace (Han); 2. Ron Bailey (Kaw); 3. Samuele Williams (Kaw). B5 (14- 15): 1. Micheel McDonald (Suz); 2. Charles Morris (Kawl: 3. Ron Bailey (Kaw). 85 (12·13): 1. Tony Bonace (Han); 2. Eric Arlet (Han); 3. Wright Bagwell (Han). 85(7·1 1): 1. Ben Fraley (Suz); 2. Tad Applegarth (Kaw); 3. Jeff Decker (Suz). 65: 1. Jason Atworth (Kaw); 2. Frank Bitner (Kaw); 3. Brandon Ross (Kaw). Over 7 million motorcycle riders are riding on worn out shocks ..•you're probably onel Pro-Lift will put new muscle in your suspension ...you'll get better handling and a more comfortable ride. Pro-Lift . shocks are easily adjustable for heavy or light loads. Get new muscle at a p.rice you can afford .•• see your dealer todayl Reed wins Beaver Valley MX By Curt Baronio HOOKSTOWN, PA, MAY 5 Mark Reed took his Kawasaki to the oyerall in the 250cc Expert class today at Beaver Valley motocross after competing against Honda rider David Bachman. Bachman and his CR was the team LO beat in [he first 250cc Pro maLO. He blasted into an early lead and was never challenged the whole way; taking the win, while Reed motored into a safe second. The second maLO was much closer. Heading inLO the first turn, Reed and. Bachman were handlebar to handlebar, but Bachman crashed in the turn, giving Reed a huge lead. However, Bachman remounted and aimed his sights on the leader. As the race progressed, Bachman noticeably gained on Reed lap after lap. On the final go-'round, Bachman was three bikelengths behind the leader and the overall was up for grabs. The dogfight to the checkered was close, but Reed held Bachman back by inches to take the win, giving him the overall. SPORT WHEELS World's Largest CYCLE SALVAGE CENTER Results 0-65: 1. Jaoon cancilla (K_I. SUP MINI: ,. Ron cancilla (Kawl. 0-85INT: 1. Ron cancilla (Kawl; 2. Harry Paisley (yaml; 3. Daryl Jeckson (Hon). . 0-85 SR: 1. Kevin Musser (Kaw); 2. Scott Saltsman (K_); 3. Lance Winstonn (Kaw). SCHOOL BOV: 1. Kevin Musser (Kaw); 2. Rob Hinds (Kaw). 125 C: 1. John Johnston (Han); 2. Mark Szerejko (Han); 3. Bob Frye (Kaw). 125 B: 1. Brian Eger (Hon); 2. Kevin Anton (Kaw); 3. David Papi (Yam). 125 A: 1. John Lewis (Kaw). 250 C: 1. Chuck Duffey (Kaw); 2. Michael Mazzona (Hon); 3. John Price (Suz). 250 B: 1. Michael Donella (Yam); 2. Vernon Frev (Han); 3. Mark Shar (Han). 250 A: 1. Mark Reed (Kaw); 2. David Bachman (Han). OPEN C: 1. Chris Fragale (Hon); 2. George Weichey{Vam). OPEN B: 1. Lee Lavelv (KTM); 2. Bob Bianco (Vam); 3. Josh Abston (KTM). Dietributore a. 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