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~ .~ t.O 00 0") ...... ~ 00 ...... Q.) ~ :l I--) hris Sparks (93) leads the 250cc Junior field into Carlsbad Raceway's Irst turn; Sparks took the win over Craig Infeld. ennsylvania rocks. Open class winner Cliff Tenney ed from start to finish to garner the .tie. In 2S0cc action, Scott Chapkoich rode his Suzuki into the lead on ap two and never relinquished it. obert Janeski battled with Randy enninger-for the lead as they switchd places three times before Janeski ul1ed away on the last two laps to eceive the victory. esults OVERALL: 1. Danny NenSliel (Hus). OPEN EX: 1. Gary Dunkelberger (Han); 2. James nnox (KTM); 3. Dave Risser (Han). 250 EX: 1. Danny Nenstia' (Hus); 2. Tyson Colen (Han); 3. Walter Whildin (Suz). 200 EX: 1. Jeff Miller (Kaw); 2. John Weigle Kaw). SA: 1. James Landvater Sr. (Hus); 2. Glenn ms (Hus); 3. Joe Galie (Hus). OPEN AM: 1. Cliff Tenney (Hus); 2. Marty Noon TM); 3. David Bohrer (Kaw). 250 AM: 1. Scan Chapkovich (Suz); 2. Leonard urray (Kaw); 3. Marc Grossman (Kawl. 200 AM: 1. Robert Janeski (Vam); 2. Randy Heninger (Kaw); 3. Joe Marr (Kaw). 125 AM: 1. Eric White (Kaw); 2. Wm. MacQueen on); 3. Andrew Fraunfelter (Kaw). Manley smokes 'em at Carlsbad By Matt lindsay ICARLSBAD, CA, MAY 25 IBrian Manley took the overall 'Pro class win at Carlsbad Raceway today. Manley rode his 250cc Honda flawlessly to holeshot both moLOS and take 20 second wins over second place for the two uncontested mota wins. In maLO one Vince Warren placed his I25cc Honda between leader Manley and Jim Chamberlain in third. Lap four saw Chamberlain gas his I25cc Honda past Warren for the number two spot. The order at the finish line read Manley first then Chamberlain and Warren. The second Pro mota was a carbon copy of race one with Manley leading from start to finish; Chamberlain took second with Warren coming in third. Chris Sparks dominated the 250cc Junior class wi th convi ncing wins in both moLOS. Sparks created some excitement in the first. mota as his Honda slid out 50 feet from the checkered £lag. His large lead gave him enough time to restart his machine and still finish first; Craig Infeld grabbed second place and Ricardo Barreiro scored a third. Mota two saw Sparks roost LO the front of the pack. This time he made no mistakes and took the checkered with a 20-second cushion.lnfeld rode to a consistent second despite being involved in a third turn pileup which left him dead last on lap one. Results MINI BEG: 1. Andy Burrows (Han); 2. Russell Taylor (Kaw); 3. Chad Farran (Vam). 125 BEG: 1. David Mull (Suz); 2, Brad Coombs (Han); 3. Steva Rust (Kaw). 125JR: 1. Steve Wamboldt (Kaw); 2. Daniel Bush (Han); 3. Joe Forte (Vam). 125 INT: 1, John Griffin (Han); 2. Frank Ruff (Han); 3. Art Higgins (Han). 250 BEG: 1. Mitch Farner (Hon); 2. Charlie Sher· rell (Han); 3. David Mathews (Kaw). 250 JR: 1. Chris Sparks (Han); 2. Craig Inleld (Hon); 3. Ricardo Barreiro (Kaw). 250 INT: 1. Brad Johnson (Han); 2. Tibor Papp (Han); 3. John McDonald (Vam). 500BEG: 1. Fred Hommel (Hon); 2. Robert Failing (Han). 500 JR: 1. Douglas Cave (Hon); 2. Sean Medina (Han). PRO: 1. Brian Manley (Hon); 2. Jim Chamberlain (Hon); 3. Vince Warren (Hon). VeT JR: 1. Michael Stedman (Yam); 2. Steve Larsen (Hon). VET MSTR: 1. Frank Thomason (Kaw); 2. Jim Smith (Han). VET PRO: 1. Mark T. McAdams (Vam); 2. Robert Dykman (Vam). Carr runs over competition By George Cooper Lam, CA, * MAY 18 Lodi Motorcycle Club's annual Archie Clark Memorial race rook place today in searing 95 degree heat typical of the central valley. The hot, drying breeze made track preparation difficult as water evaporated almost instantly. Fortunately it did not deter over 135 riders from coming, and more importantly, it did nothing LO prevent some very hard fought battles on the race track. Among the top guns entered in the 500cc Expert and Pro-Am classes was Chris Carr. Carr brought with him all the valuable lessons he's been learing on the Camel Pro circuit and put them to good use winning everyone of his races. Carr's closest competition came from Pro Junior point leader Bryan McDowell, and Chad Felicia. McDowell came up second in the Expert class and third in the ProAm main. Felicia took second in the Pro-Am race. Mary Cameron of Oroville took top honors in the SOOcc Junior class ahead of Francis Shine of San Francisco. Shine led most of the race ahead of Cameron, but slipped off the groove on lap six allowing Cameron to ~et by. Holeshot artist Art Michell of Ceres continued his ways in the 500cc Novice class by jumping to the lead as the tapes went up. Mitchell was soon dispatched to second by Todd • LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE FOR USED CAR, TRUCK & MOTORCYCLE PARTS Proud Sponsors of "Sudden Sam" ERMOLENKO * STANTON. CA (714) 220-3030 WIL GTON, CA (213) 775-8711 SUN VALLEY. CA (818) 767-4101 WILMINGTON, CA HAYWARD. 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