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f-j a A GREAT SPOR .DESERV e Kadlec finished second in the Open class behind Hyde. Seemed kind of weird." Fredette, at 3:29.02, was 10 minutes ahead of second place fellow Kawasaki rider Kent Stanley. Can-Am's John Fero after wrapping up the Senior class season championship with a time of 3:25.20 good for seventh overall and the class trophy said "I feel real good. Everybody keeps telling me how tough it was but I had a ball." A pair of guys with the jaw-breaking names of Henry Stankiewice and Scott Woferberger, 13 minutes behind Fero in the Senior class, were having their own race for second and third with Stankiewice taking the honors by four seconds. Jeff Smith, Can-Am's Super Senior executive, rode a 350 Can-Am through the four laps in 3:43.35, seven minutes quicker than runner-up Harry Greenlee. Smith said, when asked for comments on the race, "It's very hard to find anything to criticize when you win." Mark McHaron, riding a Honda 250, had the fast time in the B classes with a time of I:52.48. The B riders were stopped after two laps. John Schuler, although it was a National Hare Scrambl~s and not an Enduro. carried on with the Black Coal tradition of well organized events. John di vided the 16.8 mile course into four sections an.d assigned section responsibilities to two club members per section. There were 42 flagmen who also served as course mashals and 16 portable radios that kept the flagmen, club officials and a squad of civil defense volunteers in constant communication. On.e of the biggest problems of the day was finding someone strong enough to carry the huge Iamp of coal awarded to overall winner Lojak. • e·a one-year subscription and get Cycle News home delivered every week! A $75.00 value for only $32.50 I ------------,;.----- Fill out and mall today I Subscription Coupon/Order Form I I I I I I I I I I o This is a renewal II Name .............PRINT ClEARlVI (PLEASE =""'''''"':;:-----------o Please bill me I Address _ o Enclosed is check or money order I Charge my 0 Visa 0 MastarCard I City State _ _ Zip _ I I Please send me a CYCLE NEWS subscription for: I o ONE YEAR SECOND CLASS (50 issues) $32.50 CN-4, I o TWO YEARS SECOND CLASS (100 issues) $60.00 Signature -'_ I o SIX MONTHS SECOND CLASS (25 issues) $17.00 I I I MC/Visa # _ I One year (50 issues). 2nd class Canada or Mexico and all I foreign funds). I otherclass andcountries $61.00 (U.S. upon request. Expiration Date _ airmail rates available I First I I I Send to: CYCLE NEWS, Inc., P.O. Box 498, Long Beach, CA 90801-0498 / (213) 427-7433 I I I I ----------- Start getting your subscription right awayl ----------_.1 Results OVERALl.; 1. Ed Lojak (Hus). 125cc A: 1. Eldon Keen (Cag); 2. Scott Roberts (Yam): 3. Brad Lowe (KTM). 200cc A: 1. Jeff Fredette (Kaw); 2. Kent Stanley (Kaw); 3. Pat Flynn (Yam). 250cc A: 1. Scott Plessinger (Yam); 2. Tony Henden (Yam); 3. Bob Elliott (KTM). OPEN A: 1. Mark Hyde (Hus); 2. Fritz Kadlec (Hus); 3. Geoff Ballard (C-A). 55: 1. John Fero Ie-A); 2. Henry Stankiewice (Hus); 3. Scott Woferberger (KTM). 55: 1. Jeffery Smith (C·A); 2. Harry Greenlee (Hon); 3. Lawrence Hayes (C-A). 4·STRK: 1. Scott Summers (Hon); 2. Kevin Foley (Hon); 3. Brad Myer (Hon). 200 8: 1. Kenneth Johnson (e-A); 2. Vince Throckmonon (Hus); 3. Randy Jones (Hon). 250 B: 1. Mark ¥cHufon (Hon); 2. Brian Edwin (Suz); 3. David Bivens (Hus). OPEN B: 1 Dave Rafferty (C·A); 2. Bruce Fraser (KTM); 3. Mike Burkhart (Hon). SHOEI RIDER N McDOWELL BRYA . NATIONAL CHAMPION 1986 AMA Junior For comfort and Confidence lirA NMcDOWEU relies on . , . . f Champions (SHoW The ChOice °CORPORATION SHOE' SAFETY HE;~g;i€s, CA 90064 2228 Cotner, Los (213) 477·6051 15