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lead. From then on, Hart extended. his lead and cruised home for the win, while Fiser held off Woodruff for second. In the Open Amateur final, Roy Hart defended his early lead for eight laps against James Hart. The. two riders rode the emire distance wheelto-wheel with Roy winning by a few feet. Results AUTO: 1. Beau Bra.well (Yam); 2. Jon camp (Yam); 3. Jos,/lua Knott (Yom). 60: 1. Aaron lodd (Han). 80: 1, Kevin Hill (Yam); Z. Aaron lodd (Han). 125: 1, Bruce Fiser (Kaw); 2, Bobby OoweIl(Yam). 200: 1. Kevin _ u f f (Vam). 250: 1. Jockie Brown (Yam). OPEN AM: 1, Roy, Hart (Yom); 2. James Hert (Yam). OPEN: 1. Reeil Hert (Yom); 2. Bruce Fiser (Kaw); 3. Kevin Woodruff (Yam). Beyer, Boehmer bag Oregon MX By Clay Light ALBANY, OR, SEPT. 2B The second and final round of the Oregon State Motocross Championship Series in Albany saw Gary Beyer and Aaron Rick Shaffer (45) leads the 250cc A class at the South Georgia Motocross. Shaffer .and his Yamaha topped both motos for the overall. Blackburn (Kaw); 3. Claud McQuaig (Han). 250 A: 1. Mark Peterson (Kaw). 250 B: 1. T.J. Brantley (Kaw); 2. Dusty Holt (Kaw); 3. Brant Cole (Kaw). 250 C: 1. Mike Houston (Kaw); 2. Jim Gruenwald (Kaw); 3. David Osborne (Han). OPEN B: 1. Victor Hunter (Han). OPEN C: 1. Gary Briles (Han): 2. Mitchell Holstein (Han), 3. Markllarinet (Han). SR; 1. Robert Godfrey (Suz); 2. Lee Strickland (Sur); 3. Mike Reynolds (M-S). By Karen Lewis final from start to finish with Lamb never more Lhan a bike length behind. Robbie Grid ran LOa solid third over Hayden and Johnny Langston. Barrow continued the holeshots in the 200cc final with Alan Yarbrough, Monte Starks and John King running in order at the end of a hlp, Starks moved to second on lap twO and set after Barrow. Barrow held on to take another close win with 'Starks second. Joh;' King slipped into t . d but was out run on the last lap y Yarbraugb, who moved him to fourth, STURGIS, KY, SEPT. 26 Results One hundre,a riders were on hand for the last half mile of the year for WKCRA racers in Sturgis. Mike Ladd topped the AUTO: (Vam); 3. 65: 1. (Yam): 3, BO: 1, (Yam); 3. Ladd, Barrow , bomb Sturgis HM 34 12 rider Open class main, while Joel Barrow tripled by winning the 65, 125 and 200cc classes. As tve Open final got underway, Denny Williams, Ladd, Jeff Jones and Scott Rothchild thundered down the backstraight in formation. Ladd took the lead coming down the front straight with Jones r~ling in Williams on lap three. Ladd stretched his lead as Recil Hart joined the top three a lap later. At the halfway point, Ladd had a comfortable lead and Hart had put Jopes back to third. The top Lhree places remained the same down to the checkered flag with Rothchild finishing fourth ahead of Williams, Tommy Register and Jeff Davis. Barrow started his triple win by taking the holes hot in the 65cc main. He then led the first three laps before Tommy Hayden took the lead. Hayden held control until the white flag came out, but Barrow turned up the wick and won the drag race to the wire by a wheel over Hayden. Aaron Ladd ran third the entire way with Jarrod Barrow and David Hargis fol; lowing, Scott Lamb gave Barrow a handfull in the 125cc class. Barrow led the 1, Jenny Hayden (Vam); 2. Jason Goodwin Jeremiah Ray (Yam). Joel Barrow (Kaw); 2. Tommy Hayden Aaron Ladd (Han). Tommy Hayden (Vam); 2. Robbie Grief David Hargis (Yam). 125: 1. Joel Barrow; 2. Scon Lamb; 3. Robbie Grief. 200: 1. Joel Barrow (Kaw); 2. Monte Starks (Bul); 3. Alan Yarbrough (Kaw). 250: 1. Scott Lamb (Yam); 2. David Lamb (Han); 3. Jeff Middlebrooks (Hon), OPEN: 1. Mike Ladd (H-D); 2. Recil Hart (C-A): 3. Jeff Jones (C-A). AM: 1. James Hart (Yam); 2. Roy Hart (Vam). SR: 1. David Flowers (Suz); 2. Ken Clark (Vam): 3. Karl Meyer (C-A). Harts thump at MurrayST By Karen Lewis MURRAY, KY, SEPT. 27 Hart Cycle Repair rider Redl and Ray Hart were on the gas today at Murray Short Track. Recil took his Yamaha to the Open class win, while Ray Han rode his Yamaha to the Open Amateur class victory. In the Open class, Kevin Woodruff led the pack into the first turn ahead of Bruce Fiser and Recil Hart. Fiser set after Woodruff trying the outside LO make a move, while Hart tried his luck down low. On the third lap, Hart squared off the corner heading into the front straight and slipped underneath both riders and .take the Boehmer emerge winners after s,,¥eeping their respective classes, despite racing under rainy condition~, Beyer used a I-I tally to secure the I25cc Pro crown, while Beohmer used a 1-1-1 score to top the 125cc C class competition. Ten riders used 1-1-1 tallies to nail down top laurel in their respective classes during the lengthy threemoto-format program. One such superb ride came from Hondamounted Pat Jordan, winner of the Open B class competition. In all three motos, Jordan had to pass Kawasaki rider Wes Han on before taking the win. Jordan's sweep of the class wasn't enough to snag the class championship, however, as Hanson's combined 'scores from the previous day netted the local speedster the title by a point over David HampLOn. Boehmer made a killing in the 125cc C class, going for a total rout on his Liberty Road Inn Honda. Boehmer, who was a no-show the previous day and out of contention for the class crown, breezed to an easy win over Eric Rogers. MOlo two was much the same story. Boehmer burned the competition to go into the final moto with I-I rides. Boehmer edged out Cagiva rider Eric Law to complete his sweep of the class. He beat Law (3-4-2) and Rogers (2-3-4). Professional action was the best racing of the day, even though only one 250cc Pro was on hand; he ran with the I25cc Pros. In the first moto it was Taylor Honda's Gary Beyer taking the lead over Kawasakimounted Larry Brumwell, Keith Foidel and Dennis Sweeten. Sweeten, who was KX250-mounted, moved into second after displacing both Brumwell and Foidel and gave Beyer fiLS until crashing and dropping back to midpack. The 125cc B riders ran with the Pros bUl started in a separate wave a quaner-lap down. The day's incredible performance came in the B class [rom Tony Graves. Graves made up a huge deficit and passed all the Pros except Beyer and Foidel in the first two motos. Beyer won moLO two after nabbing Foidel late in the moLO for the Pro win, while Graves won the 125ccBoverall with 1-2-1 rides to secure the lass title over Darren Rogers and Monty Spalding. Other class winners in the sloppy day of racing included Old Timer Money winner Jim Lamkin (Honda) who won all three motos and Ryan Huffman, winner of the BOcc B class after posting come-from-behind rides. Lone A rider Jeff Daily easily topped the BOcc motos, but it was Huffman taking the overaJl BOcc title, edging