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J: U w w a: '" z "DAVID BAILEY... W ...J > CD 5 J: WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH" '" A unique look at one of America's top motorNYV' cross stars. "David Bailey...When The Going Gets Tough" will take you behind the scenes with personal glimpses and exciting racing action spanning David's entire professional career. Robert Huston (left) and Eric George were honored at Trail-Way Speedway's Awards Banquet. Roy Schellenberger won the 125 and 250cc Intermediate classes at the Texas GNC. SR 30+: 1. Walter Stephens (KTM); 2. Brad Chase (Han); 3. Raymond Dawson (Yam). 125 A: 1. Mark Spriggle (Han); 2. Glenn Addair (Hon); 3. Robby Neeley (Kaw). 250/0PEN A; 1. Mark Spriggle IHon); 2. Robby Neeley (Kaw); 3. Gerald Greene (Yam). 125 A; 1. Gary Hoke (84); 2. Mickey Pentoney (60). 250 A; 1. Robert Huston (1 19); 2. Michael Moore (62); 3. Randy Rudisill (62). OPEN A; 1. Robert Huston 11 1B); 2. Michaei Moore 160). SR A: 1. Bart Lucas (24). SR B; 1. John Stackus 15B). SUP SR; 1. P.H. Reasner (71). WOODS: 1. Scan Cooney (42). B5 SR B: 1. Kyle Lampaner (69); 2. Lee SchmeIyun 166); 3. Charles Maoris Jr. (63). 125 B: 1. Steve Owings (B3); 2. Rodney Yentzer (47); 3. Tim Beimisderfer 143). 125 C: 1. David Allan (7B); 2. Dan Gladfelter(55); 3. Larry Miller Jr. (39). 250 B: 1. Raymond Siothour 1801; 2. Eric Snider (54); 3. James Hergenroeder (51). 259 C; 1. Bradley Washer (48); 2. Chuck Barnes (43); 3. Derek Huzzy (36). OPEN B: 1. Raben Nolt (74); 2. Michael Wolfe 168); 3. Kevin Laudenslager (52). Huston, George honored at TrailWay Banquet By Len Breech CAMP HILL, PA, JAN. 17 Led by double Expert class winner, Robert Huston in motocro s and Eric George in shan track, Trail-Way Speedway honored competitors at their 14th Annual Awards Banquet, held this year in the spacious Penn Harris Inn and Convention Cemer. While most of the 120 trophies wem to the fIat trackers and motocrossers, awards also went to top poim gellers in mud bog and enduro stock car classes that al 0 compete at the Trail-Way. While no official Rider of the Year award was presented this year. George and HusLOn would have shared the honor. Huston was the only moLOcrosser to win two lasses, taking the always competitive 250ccAand Open A cla,ses. by almost double the poims of the runner-up in both classes, Michael Moore. George just edged out Dale Ging-rich LO ta ke the 250cc class, w hill' he had a large cushion over runner-up Rob Majeski in the 500cc Expen divi ion. In addition to that, he finished second to older brother fax in the 750cc Ex pen clas despite competing in it for only the second half of the St"4.lson. Otherdoubleclass hon track winners were Randy hank in the 55 and 60('c classes, Randy Texter winning the 250 and :,OOcc Pro classes, and Joe Heberling taking the 500cc Amateur and Senior lasses. Results SHORT TRACK 55: 1. Randy Shank (70). 50: 1. Randy Shank (22). 90 EX; 1. Georgie Price (37). 125 EX; 1. Mike Varnes (48). 250 EX: 1. Eric George (169); 2. Dale Gingrich (164); 3. Georgie Price (1 1D). 500 EX; 1. Eric George (166); 2. Rob Majeski (106); 3. Eric Buckwalter (102). 750 EX: 1. Max George (72); 2. Eric George (61); 3. Joe Gately (51). 250 PRO; 1. Randy Texter 136). OPEN PRO; 1. Randy Texter (B6); 2. Paul Crumling(42). 90 AM: 1. Kevin Varnes (86); 2. Mike Sponseller IBO). 125 AM; 1. Mike Sponseller (105); 2. Jeremy Himmelwright 166); 3. Gary Foard (56). 250 AM: 1. Dave tesnick (1 B2); 2. George Fultz (174); 3. Ben Machamer 11 65). 500 AM; 1. Joe Heberling 1207); 2. John Winsett (124); 3. Jerry Hash (1 19). SR; 1. Joe Heberling (111); 2. Joe Gately (BB); 3.Wayne Franklin (75). MOTOCROSS ' 55; 1. Catfish Herve (51). 60: 1. Pierron Reasner (84). B5 SR A: 1. Stever Herman (90). ,J'.,.,•.•,•.•,.,•.•-.-.-.·... r"a••-.,.-.-...,.,.,.-••••W'• ••••• This Is A Non Profit Video Release All money received will help David pay the enormous medical and rehabilitation bills associated with his tragic injury in January. .,.- -..,._._-.-_-•.•.••••J'J'.-,.-.- -.-.- -,•. •.r••" -.-.-.- - - ,,~ ".. There Is No Set Price! Only a $10.00 minimum charge to cover tape and shipping costs. What ever you can donate over the minimum cost·will be greatly appreciated. Help David, Order Yours Today! Dement dominates TexasGNCMX YHleos by Professor Baley P.O. Box 130. Dept. eN Axton, VA 24054-0130 (703) 650-3030 By Larry Hughes CO ROE, TX, JAN. 10-11 Jeff Dement and Roy Schellenberger cored a combined 14 mota wins during two days of racing at the GNC Texas State Championship in Conroe. Dement cruised to six mOLD wjns for the weekend. with victories in both moLOS in the Mini SLOck 7-11, Mini Junior, and Mini Mini classes. Schellenberger snagged wins in the 125cc Intermediate, l25cc Stock Intermediate, 250cc Stock Intermediate and 250cc Intermediate classes. teve Olson gave OemI'm some competition in the Mini Juniorclass. Olson hungon LO Demem's rear fender in the second moto for aboUl four laps, then OemI'm finally broke away and motored to the victorv. In big bike competition Schellenberger was totalJy dominant, leading every lap but one en route LO his eight maLO wins. Someof the best racing came in the 125cc Imermediate class where 15year-old Schellenberger smoked the competition. The race behind hjm was furious, with Jim MOrlin, Jeff Kline and Mall Chapa dicing in both moLOS for second. In maLO one Chapa had second place secured until he pulled off on the white flag lap, letting MOrlin by for second. . In moLO number two the trio of Monin, Kline, and Chapa switched places half a dozen times, and finally Kline emerged in second behind Schellenberger at the flag, followed closely by Mortin and Chapa. Schellenberger had no problem adj usting to his 250, as he won both the Intermediate and Intermediate Stock classes. However, in moLO two of the Stock class Charlie Brown looked like he was going to pull off an upset, but after one lap Schellenberger made his one and only pass of the weekend, then pulled away LO his usual lead. Some of the hottest action of the ·.r_-_-A·.·J'.·.·.·.-_-_-.·.v.·~ Specify VHS or Beta Credit Card or C.O.D. f\J '" f~ J:Ml sEE D~ Ie Y4eel(, Moto~"'1-8 fla",,· TOUR FLORIDA ON A NEW SUZUKI CAVALCADE (Below Models New 1986 Models) GV 1400 GTG $4,995 GV 1400 GOO $6,799 GV 1400 GCG $8,299 AIRLINE TICKET INCLUDED! S.B.S. deliver maximum braking performance for streel/dirt/3+4 wheel motorcycles. . _--. ..._..,- ........ We Pick You Up At Tampa Int'l.Airport . FREE USED PARTS .~I*,HOTLINE ~.{:r lA. ._.__ J..{_ _ ~ . RICK'S MO'fORCYCLESALVAGE, INC. US (_)~I328-MA (617)682. . . . . Gear ~;2)C=; 1;SS P.O. Box430,GI'O\/8City. PA 16127 ~ a

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