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I Advanced class action saw Mike Carlton lead both days to win with a 132, Bob TiU chased and held second at 144. Mike Meschede, Jerry Tate and Mark Hitechew traded positions each day and it was Tate, Hitechew and Meschede at the finish. In the Intermediate ranks, Shane Weckerly was way out front on day one to hold off Mark Makarov for the win despite the lauer's better showing on day two. Don Card had a bad second outing to fall to third while Jim Hunter moved up from sixth to fourth. Pat Fox was fifth. John Lenon was the only Senior Intermediate to make it through both days for the win. Novices Kurt Roll and Sam Martin were tied after the first day behind Bob Stanley, but day two saw Roll score the win ahead of Martin and Stanley. Jeff Seifert and Doug Ceshel were tied for fourth at day one's conclusion with Seifert fourth at the finish ahead of Ceshel. Senior Novices Mike Vanaman and John Collins traded the best score each day. Vanaman took the win and Steve Hell was third and last finisher. Junior trialing was won both days by Jimmy Collins over Lee Pennington, Kenny Bridges and Tom Estew. "THE BEST IN THE END" Two in a Row for Doug FREDDIE SPENCER/ SUPERTRAPP RACING'S DOUG CHANDLER won his second National in as many weeks at the Ascot HalfftfHe.ThankstoJerry Griffith and Dennis Towne for building some fast Hondas andcongratulations to Doug for winning on them FAST. NOT FICTION ~ 00 ~ Cl.) ..0 o ..... u o For information on the best exhaust systems in the world give us a call. SuperTrapp division of Moffer Corporation 1222 Research Park Drive, Davis, CA 95616 (916) 756·5069 Results EX: 1. Andy Saum. (50); 2. Todd Roper (53); 3. Greg Jones (75). ADV: 1. Mike Carlton (132); 2. Bob Till (144); 3. Jerry Tate (16B). INT: 1. Shane Weckerly (52); 2. Mark Makarov (65); 3. Don Gard (7B). SR INT: 1. John Lenon (90); 2. Bob Reese. NOV: 1. Kurt Roll (32); 2. Sam Martin (35); 3. Robert Stanlev..(40). SR NOV: 1. Mick Vanaman (15); 2. John Collins (32); 3. Steve Hell (73). JR: 1. Jimmy Cllios 111'0); 2. Lee Pennington (121); 3. Kenny Bridges (175). Cartwright walks away with Creek County ST By Scott Thompson PJl Oils Continue CMC Trans-Cal Sweep 80cc Expert 125cc Pro PAUL WINN Points Leader ah.r round 3 Winner of rounds 1 & 2 JIMMY BUTTON KELLYVILLE, OK, SEPT. 13 2nd in Points ah.r round 3 Tim Cartwright walked away with the Open Expert feature at Emmett Hahn's eighth-mile Creek County Speedway. With DARYL ATKINS perrenial speedsters David Copeland and Willie Bewley missing, the race seemed open for surprises as to who would cash in. Keith Case was first to turn one, but Brian Isbell was leading at the end of lap one. Isbell's bike lost power, giving the lead to Cartwright. Case, Todd Reynolds, Lee McAnally and the malfunctioning bike of Isbell followed. . Mike Hoel led the entire distance in the Open Amateur feature,leaving the baules to the back of the pack. In fact, that is where the ony passing occurred. Ray Arnold and Denny Sowders passed Brian Wedlake on the fourth circuit for fifth and sixth. Billy McLaughlin doubled again this week, ridirig his 60cc Kawasaki to wins in both the 60cc and 125cc Amateur classes. Eddie Boback passed Carl Nickell on the last lap only to have Nickell return the favor in the 250cc Amateur class. Ricky "Showboat" Walker rode his Honda of Tulsa-prepared machine to an easy victory over Mike Hoel and Curt Rogers in the SOcc division. 80cc 12·16lntermecbte RICKY RYAN BUTCH SMITH Winn.r of round 2 Points Leader ah.r round 3 Winner of rounds 1 & 2 SOOcc Pro 125cc Intermediate, Diy II WILLY SIMONS PAUL VLACH Winner of round 2 Points Lead.r ah.r round 3 Winner of rounds 2 & 3 3rd in Points ah.r round 3 . "Remember PJ1. The only one you'll ever need," Ask for PH, the exact hi·performance blend of oils and lubricants that factory race teams use. _ _ OCtober 11th & 12th. \WI R8~tf~~tt. G1lI!" ..,c."'G~,,,~~:. 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