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ffi stuffed underneath McDowell in turns one-two as they entered the infield. iii '" . Bryan McDowell was unable to reo ~ pass and Heid won a narrow victory. ~ Tim Farrell, Dallas Meyer, and Ron > Williams finished third, fourth and III fifth. ~ Jones, the 1980 Santa Fe TT Naf tional winner, led the pack from the pole as the Expert final left the line. Jones was never seriously challenged as his lead grew each lap. The real race was between Harley·mounted Parker and Honda·mounted King. King's poor start gave Parker some breathing room but by the white flag, King had closed on Parker's rear wheel. King's challenge for second ended when he broke his machine while landing from the second jump. With King out, Rick Weir took third, Don Estep fourth, and Dave Hebb fifth. UI When the heat's on & the race is long, you'll be glad you drank "PRIPPS" Results PRO·AM: 1. Ricky Res_r (Han); 2. Rich Butler (Hon); 3. Rick Gruber (Y.m). . EX: 1. Ronnie Jones (Han); 2. ScOtt p.rker (H-D); 3. Rick Weir (W-R). JR: 1. Tom Heid (K.wl; 2. Bry.n McDowell (H·D); 3. Tim F.rrell (H·D). Kenneth Messarman (88) leads Randy Rudisill (210) in the 250cc A class moto at Hideaway MX. Messarman won with Rudisill second. -- can-am SUMMER SALE! 1114lSE 175 lt1S 125 .X u.dll CooIelI lt1SlSE 250 u...... CMIed $1,_ $2,089 $2,799 _Include 'Night...t up • g_ 1988's priced too I. . to priM - eIIll tolIay! We .... A e....... ........., 01 &r.,N. ..,. . . .DIrt Me,.1Irls GrtftIn AIIII.,....... v..... Service P.O. 80_337. DowntownCh.tsworm. NJ08019 ClI1I6091726-1717 When you ....... hem NOW or ha... • dNdIine 10 _ . caD uti to gel it tMre on time - GUlInm-cl. ~CI. (213) 477-8204 ~=-a:. Best Deals On Suzuld I~I-'900 W. Foothill Blvd. Azu... CA 91702 MlZUKI. (818) 334-1288 SPECTRO OILS MID AMERICA NO. ILL. ao.w.ac. IOWA DIAL• • • CALL 2 Results 500: 1. Greg Willi.ms (Hon); 2. D.vid Newsom. (Tri); 3. Rod Riddl. (BSA); 4. Ste... Kr.uter (Tri); 5. Tim Frozier (BSA); 6. 0.00 H.le (Tri); 7. Bob Krouter (Tri); 8. Doug Kreeger (Tri); 9. Bruce Sweigen (Tri); 10. Larry Licht (Tri). 750: 1. J.mes CI.rk (BSA): 2. Eerl Bowlby (BSA); 3. Doyle Disbennett (V.m); 4. Jelt Voder (H-D); 5. Tom Rei..r (H-D); 6. Lou G.tencer (H-D); 7. Conley Newsome (Tri); 8. Cherli. Co..y (y.m); 9. John Willi.ms (Hon); 10. R.ndy G.briel (H·D). .Ryan cleans Baylands MX By Mike Vancil Sell your old motorcycle with a Cycle News Wa nt Ad. Fo<_llI'_. down on the bike LO finish his run. He doesn't wish LO repeat that experience for a while. Disbennell had LO bail off when his kill·bullon didn't work and Casey was dragging his feet and pulling off spark plug wires LO slow his Yammy and it was still firing. Triumph 750cc rider Conley Newsome put on the best show of the day. He w.u.going super fast when he hit a bump or rock that threw him LO the right. He and the Triumph bounced five times off the side of the hill before he bulldogged it down. SpectaLOrs were climbing the trees LO get out of his way. 1.121 ••0- •••• FREMO T, CA, JUNE 18 'All who watch cannot believe the unprecedented string of victories amassed by Kawasaki and Honda-mounted Rick Ryan. His effortless victori'es on his own KXs in the 125 and 250cc Pro classes, and his slight e[fort due to unfamiliarity with the borrowed bigbore CR Honda of Tim Boone's are all like poetry in motion. Places on the tough Baylands track that require others to brake and take with caution Ryan just explodes past. On this evening he was not even attempting to get good starts for he needed only to dial on the gas and begin picking the field off one at a time. Six motos in three dasses and six straight victories add up to quite an evening in any racers life. Ryan has accomplished this feat for weeks in a row. In other cl,a$5 action the final Beginner class .VlctOry of Ron Manseau was a highlight. The young Manseau piloted his CR. Honda to two moto victories and was. moved up to Junior by Referee Estes and Chief Oerk Looney. His domination of the class was beginning to appear like Ryan's domination of Ihe Pros. In his starts Manseau was pressured chiefly by Cliff Hunter and Todd Luksa. Manseau made the win look effortless when he negotiated the man-made jumps, pits, berms and sand washes of Baylands. Finishing a strong second overall but not coming close to catching Manseau was Luksa who had a 3-2 performance. Results PEE WEE: 1. Nick P _ 80 MINI BEG: 1. Tyron Forley (Suz); 2. Ken NoI.n (Suz); 3. Troy Lapp (Han). eo MINI JR: 1. Kenny _ (Kewl; 2. M.tt Furman (Yam). 125 BEG: 1. I'8t Gomm (Hon); 2. Von M.noygi.n (Kew); 3. Chet DuBoi•• Jr (y.m). 125 JR: 1. Kun Kuhn (yom); 2. Peul Turpin (Klw); 3. 0 .... Rogers (Han). 125 INT: 1. Ste...n Hunter (Hon). 125 PRO: 1. Rick Ry.n (Kew). 250 BEG: 1. Ty Arrigoni (Hon); 2. M.rk Terry (Suz); 3. Terry Olmsted (Hon). 250 JR: 1. D.ve D.m.nco (Han); 2. Joe Thom.s (K.w); 3. Eric Pucellk (Hon). 250 INT: 1. Ron Dey (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Rick Ry.n (K.w); 2. Kelly Andris (Hon). OPEN BEG: 1. Ron M.nSI.u (Hon); 2. Todd LukSl (V.m); 3. Clift Hunter (Han). OPEN JR: 1. Jes.. Lau_m.n (Han). OPEN INT: 1. Bri.n Petterson (V.ml. OPEN PRO: 1. Rick Ry.n (Han); 2. Tony Richerd. (K.wl. VET SPTSMN: 1. Archie Labine Jr. (Honl. VET MSTR: 1. Duone Hughes (Honl. Jones takes Santa Fe TT By AJ Sumner SANTA FE, IL, JUNE 18 S'anta Fe Speedway held its first Pro race of the year by holding its annual "warmup" for its TT National. Rich King bested all of the other 16 Experts in qualifying with a 41.19 second lap on his Garvis Town Honda. Del Beck was second fastest on his Harley-Davidson, Ronnie Jones third on his Honda, Roger Thompson fourth fastest on his Harley. Ricky Resweber and Rich Butler continued their heat race battle as they contested each other's skill on the TT course. Butler was unable to maintain the pace Resweber set from early in the race as Butler dropped off the pace. Butler's late race charge ended up a half-bike length short as Resweber took home his second Pro TT win of the season. Rick Gruber, Bob Ybema, and Frank Kaiser rounded out the top five. Bryan McDowell grabbed the holeshot in the Juniorfinal and seemed to be headed for another victory. However, Tom Heid kept doseand finally Freys fly at HideawayMX By Pete Keiser NEWBURG, PA, JUNE 15 Ronald Frey Jr., his wife Debra and son Jerry celebrated Father's Day by each taking home trophies from Hideaway Motocross. Ronald won the Senior B class and the Woodsmen class, Jerry took third in the 60cc class, and Debra took second in a special half-time Mother's race, won by BonnieAmett on her son's Honda CR80. Mr. Frey had a busy day before and after Debra's race. He began by hattling for second place in moto number one of the Senior B class. Reed Miller was just slightly ahead in first place. Frey rode his 1985 XR350 faster in the second moto and solidly beat Miller. Paul Forshey combined two smooth fourth-place finishes for third overall. Frey stayed on his Honda and won both 15-minute motos of the Woodsmen class. The Woodsmen ran with the Open B class, and Frey managed to pass several of these riders on his smaller four-stroke. Joey Koch was consistent with a 2-2 f~nish for second place. Ricky GutshalJ came back from a fifth place in the first moto with a third in the second and took third overall. Jerry Frey chased ScOtt Arnett and • Piersson Reasner to earn third place in the 60cc class. Reasner led both motos from start to finish on his KX60The 125cc B class provided plenty of excitement for the spectators. In the first moto, the leader had to leave the track after his rear shock absorber snapped. The entire rear section of the bike was scraping the wheel after the mishap, which didn't even resuh in a faIJI Rodney Yentzer took advantage of the break and sped on to win the moto. Louis Wagner and Marty Herman GlDIe from the back of the pack to pick up second and third, respectively. Wagner gota better start in the second moto and moved from second into first where he stayed. Yentzer had to settle for second as he couldn't muscle past Wagner. John Forry wheelied out of berms all day, and his 4-4 finish earned him third overall. Fourth place honors went to Herman who could only manage fifth in the scond moto. Results 50: 1. Sh.wn GuQh.n (Y.m); 2. Jason Crone (Hon). 80: 1. Pierron Rea....r (Klw); 2. Scoct Arnett lKow); 3. Jerry Frey (Hanl· eo JR: 1. Oevid Arnett CHonl.