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second moto. Murashige's 2-2 finish was good enough for the overall and Fineshriber~s7-1 filled out the second overall spot with Doug Browning (53) third and Bob Buntin (4-4) fourth. The 250cc A class was all Bill Bowman, but Dale Gallamore and Ron Hindahl fought for second in both motos. Hindahl took the second spot in the first molO but Gallamore got by in the final heatlO take second overall. Todd Williamson filled out the lOp four. Dale Lilienthal and Scott Foster battled for 12 laps before an overall winner was decided in the Vintage class. Foster held on for the first molO win but Lilienthal bounced back lO take the second moto viclOry and claimed the overall. Darren Morgan (3-3) carried the third spot with Don Bryant (6-5) finishing fourth. There were no surprises in the Senior class. Loren Cook claimed both motos over Jean Ramsey and Andy Cain. ~ Barton blasts at Sun Valley MX By Steve Hammer HAILEY, 10, SEPT. IS Boise's Corey Barton rode smooth, smart, and fast to win the 250cc Pro class at the Sun Valley MX, round three of the Idaho State Championship Motocross Series. For months, Smith Goggle rep Hook Taylor and Scott Goggle rep Roger Dubree have. worked and planned this event. Local riders Bob Hannah and Danny LaPorte also pitched in, and the groundwork was laid. Also of note was the fact that east· ern and western Idaho finally got together and organized a state champiot:lship motocross series, something that has been discussed for years but never happened. Typical mountain weather greeted ISO riders on race morning as the skies opened up and completely soaked the fast, rolling, one-mile course. Fortunately, the track held up well'all day and mud was not a proBlem. Boise's Greg Yearsley continued his winning ways, by going I-I in both motos of the Micro and Mini B classes. The 125cc races were among the day's best. In both motos of the I 25cc B division Jody Dixon, Dave Ashby, and Brian Krah fought 0[£ the lead with much passing and repassing occurring. Dixon finally came out on top. The 125cc Intermediates did the same thing with Steve Aslett and John Newhouse staging a furious knock-down duel throughout both molOS; Aslett ·pulle~ of[ the overall wm. When the 250cc Pros lined up, everyone knew the action would be fast and furious. In mow one, Boise's Mark Hall pulled a great holeshot on his Yamaha and pulled away. Meanwhile, Suzuki-mounted Corey Barton went down on the first lap and got restarted in about seventh place. Up front, Hall had a great lead, fol- $200,.000 1986 TRANS-CA·L FINALE AT LEGENDARY l-< (1.) ..0 o .... u o J. c. AGAJANIAN'S Results 60: 1. Terry Meyer (Kaw): 2. John Rife (Kaw); 3. Jess Robinson (Yam), JR MINI: 1. Mike Lomax; 2. Jason Smith IKaw); 3. Mike Canes (Suz). SR MINI: 1. Brian Cook (Vam); 2. Colby Pomeranke (Kaw); 3. Nathan Brekke (Hon). 125,8: 1. Ken Hempen (Yam); 2. Darren Morgan (Hon); 3. Tony Parkhill (Hon). 250 B: 1. Dan Murashige (Yam); 2. Mike Fineshriber (Suz); 3. Doug Browning (Yam). 250 A: 1. Bill Bowman (Yam); 2. Dale Gallamore (Kaw); 3. Ron Hindahl(Hon). VINT: 1. Dale Lilienthal (Suz); 2. Scott Foster (Suz); 3. Darren Morgan (Hon). SR: 1. Loren Cook (Vam); 2. Jean Ramsey (Kaw); 3. Andrew Cain (Kaw). OPEN: 1. Ron Ruggles (Kaw); 2. Ron Walker (Kaw); 3. Dave Knowles (Kaw). THE' PRO STADIUMCROSS PROS, SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 7:30 pm SPORTSMAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 19, 9:30 am SAT. TICKETS - ADULTS 59.00, JUNIORS (13-17) 55.00, CHILDREN (9-12) 51.00, 8 AND UNDER FREE SUN. TICKETS - ADULTS 57.00, JUNIORS (13-17) 54.50, CHILDREN (9-12) 51.00, 8 AND UNDER FREE (ADULT PRICES ONLY FOR SPECTATORS USING PIT GATE) ENTRY FEES Sportsman .. Pre-Entry $15.00 Sportsman .. Post-Entry $20.00 PrDs .. Post·Eidry Only $30.00 OLYMPIC MEDALS AND OYER 300 CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES 6Sec 6Sec 8Sec 85cc 85cc 85cc 8Sec 85cc ~ YAMAHA IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGES Presents 151hANNUAl.WINTERNATIONALOLYMPICS OYer $20,00000 YOUTH---, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. B. SUNDAY EVENT SCHEDULE Pit Gate 6 am Practice 8 am Racing 9:30 am SATURDAY EVENT SCHEDULE Pit Gate 1 pm ~ctice 3 pm Racing 7:30 pm 7-1 1 Stock 7-11 Modified 7- 11 Stock 7-' 1 Modified 12-13 Stock 12-13 Modified 14-15 Stock 14-15 Modified In Awards '*'*'*'*'* '*' '*' *GA1OIIUCIl\ * )'U: '* ....as AMATEUR 9. 125 A Modified 10. 250 A/500 A Modified 1 1. 125 B Stock 12. 125 B Modified 13. 250 B Stock 14. 250 B Modified 15.125 C 16. 250 C/SOO Novice 17. Plus 25 & Up 1B. Seniors 30 & Up '* '* '*'*'*'*'*'** AtIIA 7' DUNZ,OP ''''''0"" NOVEMBER 25 - 29 OVER 1,500 ENTRIES IN 1985 COMPETE WITH THE BEST RIDERS IN THE NATION! Monday TtMSday Wednesday Thursday Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 24th Registration (Early) 25th Supercross Racing 26th TT Scrambles Racing 27th Motocross 1 st Mota P.O. Box 13246. St. Petersburg. Fl33733 - Friday Nov. 28th Motocross 2nd Mota Sat. a.m. Nov. 29th Cross Country Sat. p.m. Nov. 29th Awards (813) 822-8929 21