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SJlTSM'1 Billv Hamill; 2. Karci(fordon; 3. AnaV
Johnson.
Klimas claims
Hurricane Hills MX
By Thom Veety
(Kaw); 3, Doug Marino (Vam).
OPEN EX: 1. Dave Comunal (Kaw); 2. Dave Sisco
(Han); 3. Donald Hout. (Vam).
OPEN AM: 1. Robert Murphv (Kaw); 2. Jim
Kozimor (Kaw); 3. Keith Crothers (Hon).
SR EX: 1. Joseph Rama (Husl; 2. Joseph Yagloski
(Yam); 3. Steve Trenholm (Kawl.
SR AM: 1. Mike Lava Ikaw); 2. Reed Mill.r (Han);
3. Donald Wiswall (Suz).
55: 1. Glenn Muzzy (Kaw); 2. Raymond Rondinella (KTM),
CLIFFORD, PA, MAY 25
John Klimas was the big story
at Hur'ricane Hills Sports Center on Sunday, taking a pair of
wins in both the 125 and 250cc
Tom Nichols (319) steals the holeshot in the 125cc Amateur clas.at
Hurricane Hills Sports Center. Craig Kooals (35) follows..
freymuller (Han); 3. Kris Tower (Han).
125 AM STK: 1. David Cowan (Han); 2. Cass
Morgan (Han); 3. BillV Carlson (Han).
125 PRO: 1. David McDermot (Han); 2. Mike
McMullen (Han); 3. Curtis Culbert (Su.).
250 NOV; 1. Rick Hinch.cliff (Kaw); 2. Don Tip
(M-S); 3. Todd Herman (Han).
250 AM: 1. Bob Blose (Han); 2.Jim Renner (Su.);
3. Chris Jordan (Han).
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OPEN NOV: 1. Jerrv Marmstrong (Han); 2. Rom
Gamble (Vam); 3. F. Bilogan.
OPEN VET: 1. Rick Mvers (Han); 2. Cliff Risdon
(Han); 3. Rick Devine (Han).
,Speedway USA'
to Faria
By Scott Daloisio
VICTORVILLE, CA, JUNE 7
After a two-week dry spell,
"Flyin' Mike Faria" southern
California's winningest speedway rider, returned to the
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viclOry circle at Speedway USA when
he captured his fifth Scratch main
event of the season althe high-desen
oval.
Faria (Shoei/J/Oilzall/Oak}ey/ .
Hi-Point/Kal-Gard/Tsubaki/George
Wenn/Carlisle Tires Jawa) came out
of the number three staning slot in
third behind Ohio's Scolly Brown
and the 1985 California State Champion Steve Lucero. Faria and Lucero
made fast work on Brown as they
sandwiched the easterner coming 0[[
turn two on the first circuit. Faria
then got the drive and shot into the
lead, which he never relinquished on
the rough track surface. Mark Dwyer
got by Brown and then tried 10 shoot
down Lucero. The younger member
of the Riverside racing family pulled
alongside Lucero on the back chute
and they went at it handlebar-to-handlebar. At the same time
that the war was raging'at the front of
the pack, Faria was running away
with the lead. He eventually took the
·win by a wide margin while Lucero
edge Dwyer for second in an incredible photo finish.
The Handicap main event was a
wild affair, to say the least, and
Dwyer (Middle Eanh Video/Maurice's Used Speedway Bikes/Scoll
Goggles/Arai/Pop &: Fast Racing
Weslake) charged all the way from
the 50-yard line to capture the win.
Greg Ayers was the initial leader over
Scott Brant, but Jeff Johnson rele!rated Brant to third on the back chute
and then physically moved Ayers out
of the way for the lead on lap one.
Brown also got by Ayers on lap two
for second, while Dwyer hustled into
third. One lap later, Dwyer took
second from Brown. Dwyer then only
had 10 pass Johnson, and just like the
previous week, he blazed by Johnson
for the lead and eventual win. Johnson stayed in second place, with
Brown laking third.
Impressive Archie Perez (Godden)
'won the reg-f1ag-shortene