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~ & The BMWMotorcycle Store & e second run for fourth in class. There is also a 10-minute period allowed if a rider's bike doesn't fire up at the starting line. If they go over this limit the bike i scratched for that run. This happened to Bruce Sweigart in the B class. The Pennsylvania rider had to scratch his Triumph in the first run, but corrected the problem and came back to post a fifth place in class with a time of 10.46. Some riders aren't a lucky. John Williams didn't have as good a day as hisson, Greg. The engine of his Class A STP Special blew at the 60 foot mark on his first run and he spent the day on the trailer. Dave Newsome blasted up the hill on his first and only run for a 8.83 second run. The Triumph riding Ohio rider didn't have to make a second run because nobody broke his time. The closest was Ron Riddle on a BSA; The Laurelville, Ohio rider posted a 9.08. His first run ended in a crash at the 415 foot mark. FALL CLEARANCE SALE Our Thanks To Everyone For Our Best Year Ever. Call Now For The Best Price On BMWs Anywhere! I., ,CIlIa,=, II s.r I, CJ* THE BMW MOTORCYCLE STORE lor< 6131 Stewart Road. Cincinnati, OH 45227 (513) 271-8700 - Ask for Greg V ..0 o .... u Weeki)' aews, a.t • •atlll)' bl.tor)' o ~ I Results 750 CLASS A: 1. Lous Gereneer (H-D); 2, Jim Clark (BSA); 3. Doyle Disbennelt (Vam). 500 CLASS B: 1. Dlvid Newsome (Tri); 2. Rod Riddle (BSA); 3. Dave Hlle (Tri). Williams doubles af Hartford ST By Karen Lewis HARTFORD, KY, SEPT. 13 MARVIC Denne Williams topped the 200cc and Open class in WKCRA short track action in Hartford, Kentucky, today. Sev- """". you aoticfHI wIIIdt ........ the Wotfd ega teams a,. .....,,, Dave Kreiger at the Fall Four Star Class A AMA Hillclimb. 80 SR B: 1. Malt Deardorff; 2. Richard liain; 3. Joseph Magaro. 125 A: 1. Rick Pinney Jr,; 2. Jeff Grove; 3. Todd Wolle. 125 B: 1. Rod Ventzer; 2. Allen Glvlak; 3. Chris Lykens, 125 C: 1. Keith Banta; 2. Lane Dissinger; 3. Mario Martorella. 250 A: 1. Rick Pinney Jr.; 2. Dave Wallkill; 3. Mikey Pentoney. 2508: 1. Scott Cooney; 2. Kevin Steneberger; 3. Barry Keller. OPEN A: 1. William Runkels; 2. Roben Huston; 3. Sret Friedel. 1986 MODELS IN STOCKI **PARTS** Stin some '86. left et unreel price•. AU ........ From .., to Current LARGEST STOCK '" THE EAST UPSDA'LY .,.ciolM'-., utI ......., . " ' - 9H~;;;'9 (818) 449-ERIC 1361 E. WllnUl St.. PISld.... CA 911 06 OPEN B:1. Thom.. Brennan; 2. Chuck Pipkin; 3. James Wilson. WOODSMAN; 1. ScOIt Coonery; 2. Douglas Adams; Joey Kirby. SR A 1. Thomas Brennan; 2. Jay Perry. SR B: 1. Joseph Marino; 2. Paul Forshey. SUP SR: 1. John Nelson; 2. Pierre Reasner. Gerencertops Freemansburg He By Phil Heil FREEMANSBURG, PA, SEPT. 14 ERIC'S ~~TORClCl> * Pirelli * Metzeler * Michelin • sas* .~ PRECISION DIST., ~g. a. Suspension SpeciaiiSl MlIrzocchi Sale 3 Vl -g ..... Strada - 5port;Road Race 119.00 QI Symbol - Adj. 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Riders are allowed two runs unless the bike doesn't trip the timing lights and then a third run is allowed. This happened to Canadian Greg Williams riding an STP special in the 500cc B class. His first run didn't count because of no time. His second run resulted in a crash at 425 feet, but his third run netted him a 9.82- enty-nine riders were on hand to ride the excellently prepared high bank oval before a standing room only crowd. Williams holeshot the 200cc final with joel Barrow tied to his rear wheel. Barrow held tight until Williams opened up a small·lead at the halfway point. john King closed up on Barrow from his third place POSition, but the checkered flag saw Williams, Barrow, King and Kevin Woodruff finish in that order. Williams found himself in front once again in the Open class main with the other seven riders flying ina wedge behind. Williams stayed down low with riders running three abreast on the multi-line track. David Lamb had second nailed down with Terry Ebelhar, john Clark and Scott Lamb running in that order while Todd Bo~>ten and Bill jackson saw their rides come to an end by falling off. The pack stayed close to the finish, but positions stayed the same. The most exciting race of the evenjngcame from the I 25cc class. Lamb and Barrow were runningat the front with Lamb in the point position. Barrow wajted to make his move unlillap seven when he slipped underneath going into turn three to taU the lead. On the last lap the two riders ran neck and neck down the backstraight with Lamb going to the top of the track and Barrow staying down low. Lambs' line paid off as he nipped Barrow at the line by half a wheel for the win. Bobby Dowell joined the trio in the winner's circle after a race long battle with Tommy Hayden. Barrow got the win he was looking for in the 65cc final with a wire-towire run. Tommy Hayden kept him in sight to card second. Jarrod Barrow scored third after holding off Todd Booher in the eight lap evenL jenny Hayden ran away and hid in the Automatic final to take the win. joshua Knott held 0(£ a determined Nick Hayden to take second while Jason Goodwin ran fourth. . Tommy Hayden totally dominated the 80cc final to take the win. Hayden came off a bad start to come from last