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30 yards back as the rains continued
to make things difficult. At the checkered £lag it was Hicks, Mscichowski
and Juenemann.
In the final motoeveryone was very
close off the line, but Hicks took the
wrong line into the turn and got
hung up in the deep stuff. Mscichowski grabbed the lead over Juenemann
with Hicks back in third. By lap two
Hicks got by Juenemann and was
gunning for Mscichowski. Mscichowski started with about a 40-yard lead,
but Hicks was making up at least 10
yards per lap. With one lap to go
Hicks was glued to Mscichowski's
rear fender going down the backstretch but Hicks bobbled a little just
before the dogleg, handing the win LO
Mscichowski. Juenemann scored a
third place finish.
Results
Stacey Barnett (12) leads Patrick Slate (28) and the pack in the Senior
Mini class at the Devil's Ridge MX in North Carolina.
JR CVCLE: 1. David Bowyer (Kaw); 2. Bobby
Jensen (tCawl.
MINI NOV; 1. Jesse Lundgren (Vam); 2. Bobby
Jensen (Kaw). .
MINI JR: 1. Chris Leas (Vam); 2. Jon Snyder
(Kaw); 3. Joel Rader (Kaw).
125 NOV: 1. George White (Hon); 2. Misty Howard (Hon); 3. Jeff Stotts (Hon).
125 JR: 1. John Burfield (Hon); 2. Butch Wolfe
(Kaw); 3. Tim Allen (Kaw).
250 NOV: 1. Tarry Shuck (Kaw); 2. Gene Engberg
(Hon); 3. Steve Dahl (Hon).
250JR: 1. David Foley (Hon): 2. Ross Fabin (Hon):
3. Lee Cyre (Hon).
OPEN JR: 1. Butch Wo"e IKaw).
OVER 30: 1. Gene Engberg; 2.· David Postle; 3.
Bob Reed.
Higgins hauls at
Hillbilly Hills HS
By Allen Gravitt and
Phyllis Apone
ROBERTS, GA, OCT. 26
H&H KTM's Barry Higgins
roosted to the overall win at the
second round of the SE&TRA
Hare Scrambles Series aboard
32
his KTM 350.
Keith Shelton put his Cycle South
Can-Am imo the lead at the stan with
the rest of the A and AA class emrants
in two. Shelton led the first two laps
before being passed by Higgins and
H usqvama 400-mounted Mark Eaddy.
Higgins and Eaddy linished onetwo, with Shelton third.
KTM-mounted Allen Gravitt
spem the first lap of the race taking
soil samples while trying to pass
slower riders. Bob Shillinger also bad
a bad stan when his brake pads fell out
just seconds before the gun went ocr.
The subsequent repairs put him two
minutes down by the time he got
underway.
Shillinger passed Graviu on the
econd lap while Gravitt was straightening his handlebars following a
crash. Gravitt then repassed Shillinger
after the lauer crashed while pas ing
slower riders. The two H&H-sponsored riders bauled it out for the re t
of theda~with Graviu finishing three
seconds In from of Shillinger to take
third in the AA class behind Eaddy
and Competition Plus/Hi-Poimbacked Bryan Adams.
Higgins was awarded a $50 cash
prize for his overall win and he
turned right around and gave it to
runner-up Eaddy. Besides the cash
prizes, H&H of Mableton, Georgia,
donated II cases of Duralube which
wem to the top Husqvarna or KTM
rider in each class.
The Open B class was competitive
and the,most competitive was class
winner Derrell Cox. Manley Bradshaw Jr. beat out Mark Bullard for
runner-up honors. Bullard's third
overall was a creditable performance
considering the fact that he raced
seven laps witb a £Iat from ure.
Results
OVERALL: Barry H;ggins (KTM).
AA: 1. Mark Eaddy (Hus); 2. Bryan Adams (Vam);
3. Allen Gravitt (KTM).
OPEN A: 1. Tommy Manin (Hon); 2, Kevin Bruli
(Vam): 3. Steve Machac (KTM).
250 A: 1. Buddy Batton (Kaw); 2. Mark Joyce
IC-A); 3. Andy Spencer (Hon).
200 A: 1. Keith Shelton (C-A): 2. Tony Lee (Vam);
3. Mike Grizzle IKaw).
OPEN B: 1. Darrell Cox (Hus); 2. Menley Bredshaw Jr. (KTM); 3. Mark Bullard (KTM).
250 B: 1. Denny Mason (KTM); 2_ Roger Reed
(Yam); 3. Glynn Manin (Hus).
200 B: 1. Jason Alday (Kaw); 2. Aaron Gilmer
(Hon); 3. Dave Holbrook (Hon).
SR: 1. Jim Ford (Hon); 2. George Eaddy IHus): 3.
Jimmy Lynch (Hus).
SS: 1. One Manin IHon); 2. James E_han
(Kaw).
MINI: 1. Dwayne Bone (Hon); 2. Jason Johnson
(Suz); 3. Rhon Landermith (Vam).
Hansen hauls at
Woodland Park
Scrambles
By. Derryl Anderson
WOODLA D, WA, OCT. 26
. Mike Hansen slogged his way
through the mud to a I-I score
to claim the overall victory in
the 250cc class at the scrambles
held today at Woodland's Motocross
Park. The mud was very deep and
most number plates were hard to
read. so a vote was taken and the
majority opted LO run just two moLO
and get out.
In moto one Hansen gOI the holeshot followed by Barry Swirl'S, Reed
EiIL ,Ken SwiresandJoe Juenemann.
Han en rode supt'r in the mud as he
built up a 20-yard lead on the others.
With one lap LO go Eilts crd hed in
turn four, just before the checkered
£lag. The order at the nag was Hansen,
B. Swirl'S, K. wires, Juenemann and
Eilts.
In the final rdce it was on e again
Hansen grabbing the holeshol while
Eilts looped it on the start. Behind
Hansen the order was K. Swires, B.
wires,Juenemann and back 80 yards
to Eilts. Hansen again built up a
good lead, while EiILs playc-d catch
up. Each lap he was closing the gap
on Juenemann. With one lap to goB.
Swirl'S moved by K. Swirl'S for econd
and Eilts wa right on Juenemann' rear wheel. At the checkered
nag it was Hansen, B. Swires, K.
Swirl'S, Juenemann and Eilts right
on his rear wheel.
In the Four-Stroke Open class it
was Jerry Hicks nailing the holes hot
over Rick Mscichow ki and Juenemann, riding a 250. Hi ks wa looking good in the muddy conditions as
he led Mscichowski by 15 yards after
two and a half laps. Juenemann was
MINI: 1. Ryan Anderson.
125: ,. Joe Juenemann.
250: 1. Barry Swires.
2-STRK OPEN: 1. Mike Niday.
4-STRK OPEN: 1. Rick Mscichowsl