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C~ 215/472-4582 _ _- - I SHROUT'S PARTS PLUS SU.....I. Il.w........ YeIn.h. P.rt. & Ace. Salel" Service; New. uNd. old & current _ - We Have It! UPS Same Day. SHROUT'S 2501 S. Outer Rd. Blue Springs. MO 64015 ... De'aler Inquiries Invited • (816) 229-2222,1(816) 229-04Cio 'tif A& L SUZUKI Sales. Service. Parts CROTCH ROCIEr FAcrORY M -Star Dealer 5204 N. Rosemead. Temple City, CA 91176 44 (818) 287-9787 , GUARANTEED PERFORMAHCE PROOUCTS MX. ATV. ENDURO .. _~.lAQ51M3-.J.14S..':.'. win. Shaun Gates and teve Gardiner bauled for second until Gates took a spill; he was quickly back on his bike and in pursuit of Gardiner, but was unable to pass, and had to seule for third. Chuck Nicholson took over the fourth spot £rom Bob Werschey, when Werschey lost control of hi bike in some rough whoops. The Andrews' Honda-sponsored Ji icholson held off a charge from Lower for most of the race. The·two riders ba tLied through every tum and over every jurn p; Lower finished fifth. Kawasaki Team Green rider Dale Spangler took charge of the I25cc A cia s. pangler grabbed the lead in the first turn and never looked back. Barney Barnell held onto econd until Shay charged past Mike Csonka and Barnell to chase Spangler for first. Brunswik Suzuki/Hombre International-sponsored Robison, who made an appearance on a I 25cc bike for the first time in three years, moved into fourth behind Barneu but was unable to pass him. Scou Haehn finished in fifth, behind Robison. Results 50: 1. Karl Scan (Yam); 2. Chris Skeels (Yam); 3. Chaz Arnfield (Yam). 60 JR: 1. Mike Katin (Kew); 2. Frankie Bitner (Kaw); 3. Jimmy Hoffa (Kaw). 80JR: 1. Mike Katin (Han); 2. Jimmy Hoffa (Han). 80SR: 1. Tony 8onae.(Hon); 2. Mik. Cain (Yam); 3. Michael Tucker (Kawl. 125 SCHOOL 80Y: 1. Joe Mauor (Kaw); 2. 8ill Penick (Yam); 3. Bryan Jones IKaw). 125 A: 1. 0010 Spangler (Kaw); 2. John Shay (Yam); 3. Barney Barnen (Suz). '25 B: 1. Joe Mauer (Kew); 2. Steve Gardiner (Han); 3. Shawn,G...r (Han). 125 C: 1. 8ill Penick (Yom); 2. Bryan Jones (Kaw); 3. Po. Baam (Suz). 25O/0PEN A: 1. John Shay (Yam); 2. Harold Robison (Suz); 3. Tim Deutsch (Yam). 250 B: 1. Shawn Ga."! (Kaw); 2. Wayne _ e r (Han); 3. John Hill (Han). 250 C; 1. Eric Lee (Han); 2. Bob Harrington (Yam); 3. Scon Sinig (Suz). OPEN B: 1. Frank Gallo (Hus); 2. Jack Raver (Yam); 3. Ron Bradner (KTMI. SR I: 1. Ken Frankenberry (Hon); 2. HaroJd Oah· ringer; 3. John Gallagher (Hus). SR II; 1. Joe Jacobs (Kaw); 2. Po. Murphy. Daniel wins FHA enduro By Kay Hopkins L CERNE VALLEY, CA, MA Y 4 On his Open Husky, Gear/ Saltzman-sponsored Rick DanielLOok first overall in the FRA (Family Racing Association) Hook & Ladder Benefit Enduro with a score of 1.70. Daniel was followed closely by UEA's Kurt Butler, Yamaha mounted, who was just 12 econds behind to take second. In the Women's A class, CEA's Candy Hand claimed first place on her Yamaha. with Checkpoints' Dana Bell taking second on another Yamaha and Lisa Ann Latham scored thind on a Husky. ••• "Flle- pi1 aJea-'wa . i,f\":t~e €iJ>ugar BUlle section of Lucerne Valley. Loop one sLaned out at 24 mph, with the first check at4.4 miles in a lightliule rocky section. The speed was kicked up and check two was around a hill near Soggy Dry Lake. Check three was a tie-breaker at23. 7 at the end of a rocky section and a sand wash that caught a few slow riders. There was no control check coming into the finish because of the shon mileage between checks. The check for the end of loop one was the tie-breaker that caught a lot of people running late, including some of the beuer riders. Loop two staned out30 mph heading north toward Anderson Dry Lake. The fir t check at 3.4 caught a few riders early, and the next check was just3.2 mile funher. Check six at6.6 also caughtsome notable riders early. It was very windy at the top of a ridge over a goat trail .where the speeds ranged from 30 to 12 mph going into check seven. The terrain got rougher as the day went along, including a nasty downhill. but then there was a shon reset to get everyone back pn time. Check eight was the check-in to the'special test in the mountains at the north end of Anderson Dry Lake. It was only three miles long but was a lot of virgin trail at 36 mph. Robb Mesecher had the best time in there. The finish at 37 miles was on the SCORE course road heading back toward camp after coming through the sandwash and the serpentines which everyone seemed to like. Rider comments were very favorable, in spite of the dust, wind, sand, and a few flat tires. The Team Challenge was won by Randy Pretzer and his Granada Yamaha A Team. with Team Checkpoint taking second place. In addition to a large trophy, all winning team members received Scou goggles and grips, and FRA Hook & Ladder Tshins. Saturday's Benefit Poker Run was a great success with almost 200 riders entering'to brave the dust and wind on the 10-mile course_ High hand winners were Charlie Brown. Danny Latham. and Jim Hollis. Low hands were Don Andrews, Mike Baker, and Dave Sweeney. They all receivedgenerous gift cenificates' from Answer Product, Malcolm Smith, and O'Neal. There were 10 lucky winners in the random draw who received gift certificates and fine products from Answer, Malcolm Smith, Ancra, and Silkobne. In addi tion to the Benefi t Poker Run entry fees, FRA donated sales from T-shirts. This was matched by a generous anonymous donor, bringing the contribution to the Los Angeles Firemens' Widows and Or. Ipfuins'Ptfrld to approximately 2000.