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rookie-Expert Randy Roose, who came all the way from Bellingham, Washington. Pro-Am rider Darrel Davis was one of the many, many riders to Journey from western Washington and made the trek from Bremerton payoff by nabbing the win in the 500cc Pro-Am main event on his Cliffs Cycles 500cc single. Aseltine was to be Davis' closest competition in the 12-lap race, thus earning the Canadian speedster second at the finish over Canadian Murray ewman. Newman passed former ational number holder Ronnie Yamamoto late to nab third. In the newly added 600cc Pro-Am class it was a National number sweep with Green getting the win over Strong and Donald Wilson. The best race wa saved for last in the form of the 15-lap Open Ex/jr/ Pro-Am final which paid 1000 to win with riders in attendance from California, Washington, Oregon, Montana, Canada and Idaho; many after aLLending Friday night's Oregon TT Regional. Green motored into the lead on his Carl Blomfeldt tuned Harley 750 with local AMA junior Tim Stults running second on the Roy Stults Disl. Harley. Incredible rides were being turned in by heat race winner Mickey Fay aboard the National number 13 plated David Manko/Panchos Harley Shop 750 and similar-mounted Strong, who came from well back in the 17-rider field to land top five spots early in the main evenl. The duo moved up through traffic as did N ationa I number 74 Mike Sullivan. Sullivan and Stults had a bloody battle for thiTd until Stults crashed. Green's fine ride came to an end in the later stages when his Harley sputtered to the sidelines as he watched SIOOO go down the tubes. Green's demise put Strong into the lead over Sullivan, Fay and Wilson. Green got a good glimpse of Strong taking the checkered flag; his second win in three nights and yet another $1000 payoff. Strong, with his win, became the winningest rider in Kootenai history in the Open class with Sullivan snagging second pay worth $400 with Fay taking a third as well as the plaudits from the crowd after winning the trophy dash over Anseltine and Stults. ------ Results OPEN EX/JR/PRO-AM: 1. Kirk Strong (H·D); 2. Mike Sullivan (H·D): 3. Mickey Fay (H-D). 600 PRO·AM: 1. Randy Green (Hon); 2. Kirk Strong (Hon); 3. Don Wilson (H-D). 500 PRO-AM; 1. Darrel Davis (H·DI; 2. Steve Ase~ine (H·D); 3. Newman (Rtx). 250 PRO-AM: 1. Steve Aseltine (Vam); 2. Mitch McGinnis (Yam); 3. Randy Roose (Hon). OPEN AM: 1. Tom Lepo (Hon); 2. Mike Allen (Yam): 3. Cory Weikel (Tri). 500 AM; 1. Billy Lenz (Hon); 2. Mark Carstensen (Hon); 3. Scon Knodell (Vam). 250 AM; 1. Mike Boge (KTM); 2. Cory Weikel (Yem); 3. Andy James (Suz). 18240 SO.Vermont, Gardena CA 90248 8 P.M. 213/515-5115 --------------------------- Jendre jams at SalemHS By Toni Capretta SALEM, OH, JULY 6 Flip Jendre rode his Dirt Works Can-Am 250ASE to the overall win at the CRA Salem Hare Scramble today. Ahead of # jendre and running overall for the first hour was 125cc Yamaha rider Alan Hughes. Hughes had been overtaken by Jim Kalleker on a Husky at the hour mark, but unfortunately for Kalleker a flat tire forced him out of his overall position and to the sidelines. Before jendre could set his sights on Hughes, he had to battle with Rick Horvat on his H&H Honda. Horvat had maintained second overall through most of the first half. On lap 12, jendre was able to get by Horvat and began closing the lap on AMA ROAD RACING AUGUST 23 & 24 BLACKHAWK FARMS RACEWAY Beloit, Illinois August 23 - Practice & Heat Races August 24 - Round #7 Mid-Western Championship Series August 24 MRA Co-Sanctioned 6 Hour Endurance Aspen, Colorado For Information On How You Can Join America's Premier -Road Racing Organization, Contact AMA Championship Cup Series, P.O. Box 447. Skyl_d. NC 28776 - 704/684-4297 KAVO RAIN or SHINE CORPORATION y~ YAMAHA DI D' """"'C'fCl.E •• CHAJN&1tIIII