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Dan mbarger won the 250s and Troy Werner took the Open overall with double molO win. Spectacular ride by Donald Baker and Evereu Liggeuon Hondas in the I 25cc B class resulted in Baker with the overall and Liggeu with econd. Liggeu's hot pursuit of Baker in the second mOlOclimaxed when he tripled the whoops; Baker was not lo be caught, Kawasaki rider SCOll Atwell finished a respectable third. Results AUTO: 1. Eric Allman; 2. Dustin Allman; 3. Jeremy Stone. 65: 1, Michael Kleckner; 2. Todd Meister; 3. Chris Paugh. JR MINI: 1. Scoggins Berg; 2. Chad Carey; 3. Travis Camden. SR MINI: 1. James Hough; 2. Sasha Culp; 3. Michael Jackson. '25 A: 1. Jim Canner; 2. J.R. Warmoth; 3. Rod Marshall. 125 B: 1. Don Baker; 2. Everett liggett; 3. Scott Atwell. 250A: 1. Dan Umbarger; 2. William Sweeney Jr. 250 B: 1. Aaron Hough; 2. Gary Peak; 3. Rodney Brown. OPEN: 1. Troy Werner; 2. Doug Girt. SA: 1. John Gillespie; 2. Gary Peak; 3. Randy Heigh.d SUP SR: 1. Dave Atweli; 2. Don Hough; 3. Mark Werner. Millard/Earnshaw take sidecar final By Paul Knoll SHANNONVILLE, ONT, CANADA SEPT. 27-28 The Michigan duo of Jeff Millard and Steve Earnshaw rode their Ontario Cycle-sponsored TZ750 Yamaha outfit to the win in the final SRA race of the eason, defeating series championship winners John and An Dailey. Third place went lo the rookie team of the year Kevin Gale and Tim Tompkins also piloting a TZ750 powered rig. Saturday's heat race saw Gale/ Tompkins surprise the series tOP runners by pUlling in a flawless five laps and holding off Millard/Earnshaw's charge lo earn the pole pOSItion for the final. Sunday's final saw Millard/Earn- haw return lO their early season form by geuing off the line first and never being challenged, winning by half a lap. econd place was held by GalelTompkin for eight laps umil they developed transmission problems. lelling- tht, Dailey Brothers go by. The Daileys were being chased by the lI97<-t" Kawasaki-powered I;g . o[ Bob Carbuu and Cary Carlson for the£irst seven of 12 laps. They squeezed by for a half a lap, but faded lO finish fifth after being passed by the self-sponsored TZ750 rig of Paul .Knoll and Brian Hopkins. Results FINAL: 1. Jeff Millard/Steve Earnshaw (Yam); 2. John Dailey/Art Dailey (Yam);. 3. Kevin GalelTim Tompkins (Yam); 4. Paul Knoll/Brian Hopkins(Yam); 5. Bob Garbutt/Gary Carlson (Kaw). FINAL SEASON POINTS: 1. Dailey/Dailey (1 081; 2. Millard/Earnshaw (901; 3. Gale Tompkins (721; 4. (TIE) lind/Hart-Garbun/Carlson (521; 5. Knoll/ Hopkins (49). Sweeten takes two at Middleford ST By Woody Miller SEAFORD, DE, EPT. 26 Bob Sweeten held off his nephew Georgie Price to take two feature wins today at the weekly Middleford Short Track. It was Price's, the newly-crowned 250cc Amateur National Champion. return to racing after a three-week layoff with a broken collarbone_ Sweeten led from stan to finish in the 250cc final as Price kept the heat on in second and Roy Collings stayed within striking distance in third. Mark Miller had his hands full with Rob Smith and Harold Dorsey in the batLIe for fourth. Dorsey briefly led Smith while Miller moved up on Collings. Meanwhile, Sweeten and Price's battle allowed Collings and Miller to close as Smith also moved up to join the fray. At the checkers it was Sweeten taking the win with Price second and Collings third. Miller and Smith were bumping on the last lap with Miller hoJdingoff the pesky Smith for fourth. Sweeten came back to repeat on his Rotax in the 500cc final with another win over Price. Smith kept it close for third while Rick Winseu edged Miller by inches for founh. Price did get some consolation by winning the J25cc final over a determined Rob