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Honda's Kyle Lewis was the onl y one to come up with a serious challenge to the streaking Arnold. Lewis, who had deliberately started last and worked his way through the pack, engaged Arnold in an intense, slashing duel that la ted several laps. Finally, at midrange, Lewis powered his way past Arnold on the Desert Freeway and continued on to the overall win. The Intermediate title was still very much up for grabs, as both T.L. Taylor and Richard Saxton came up 10 challenge Arnold. Taylor however washed out in the tight hairpin turn in front of the bleachers and dropped to third. SaxlOn took advantage and immediately closed on Arnold. The two leaders staged a wild scramble for the entire last lap with Arnold nipping SaxIOn for the win. Trickle duplicated his first moto heroics with an early lead in the second race. Once again, it was Arnold and Lance Taylor in close pursuit. T.L. Taylor moved quickly iDlO third, but Trickle held 0(£ all challenges until Arnold managed to stuff his way past on lap three. Arnold opened up some daylight, but Lewis showed up and the war was on. T.L. Taylor overshot a berm and Sax IOn quickly moved up 10 make a three-way fight for the lead. The baule continued 10 the checkers with Lewis taking the overall and Arnold grabbing the win in the Intermediate class. Final results had Arnold with the overall Intennediate crown followed by Saxton in second, T.L. Taylor third, Lance Taylor in fourth and Chris Trickle in fifth. Results PEE WEE: 1. Randy Finch; 2. Billy Eister. JR CVC NOV 6-B: I. John Meng; 2. Bert Coe Jr. JR CVC NOV 9- I 1: I. Russ Anderson; 2. Greg Zaratiegui; 3. Jimmy Griego. BO STK NOV 9- 11: I. Russ Anderson: 2. Greg Zaratiegui; 3. Jimmy Griego. BO STK NOV I 2- 16; 1. JeremyAlbrecht; 2.Danny Mosca; 3. Michael Gilben. BO STK INT 12-16: I. Joel Albrecht. 80 EX: 1. David Griego; 2. Derek Titus; 3. Hank Moree. 125 NOV: 1. Doug Houston; 2. Mark Easley; 3. Eric Griffith. 1251NT: 1. Ken Arnold; 2. Richard Saxton; 3. T.L. Taylor. 125 PRO: 1. Kyle Lewis. 250 NOV: 1. Jay Cody: 2. Dennie Boss: 3. Larry Williams. 250 INT: 1. Paul Malin; 2. Kevin Banlen; 3. Brad ing turned the tables on class dominator Tony Graves 10 garnish a win in the 125cc B class during Motocross Northwest-sanctioned racing. Only 10 riders gated [or the first 125cc B molO, but the field featured several of the Northwest's finest. Graves, on the Roseburg Honda, had been dominant in the class the past two seasons and today was much the same. Graves grabbed the gold in the first round while Browning, Dana Anderson, Bobby Steiner and Rob Annen filled the top five. Moto two saw Graves, Anderson and Browning holding down the top positions ahead of Steiner and Jim CoLlet. Browning moved into the lead and took it to the checkered flag for the mota win as well as the overall victory with 2-1 rides 10 beat Graves. State 125/25Occ champ Graves suffered a rare loss and logged a 1-2 tally for second while Anderson rode consistently for a 3-3 third overall. Seven teen riders lined up for the I25cc C class. In motoone it was minicycle speedster Danny Ulven controlling the tempo on a new '87 Kawasaki. Things mixed up for second behind runaway leader Ulven between Terry Davis and a Dusty Brown/Chad Berry clash. Berry ha's been the class dominator of late, but finished in fourth at mota's end with Ulven taking an impressive win over Brown and Davis, The second molO had Ulven again in the number one spot on the PJII Sinsalo/ATAKIUlven Forging Kawasaki. Ulven biased his way to the checkered flag for a I-I demolition of both motos for the overall. Second fell to Berry via 4-2 performances with Davis nabbing third after consistent 3-3 finishes. The 80cc C action was also spectacular. Thirteen riders pounded their way around the whoop-de-doo lined track, led by Central Oregon Building Supply Yamaha pilot Chris Paterson. Paterson pulverized the event while Kawasaki rider SCOlt Nored took second, edging out Monty Harris. In the second molO Paterson was again in the right place at the right time to log impressive I-I rides and grab the overall. Ryan Leach logged second after taking second 10 Paterson in molO two for a 5-2 second and Harris was third overall with a 3-4. Results PRO: 1. Grayson Hart (Kaw): 2. Gary Beyer (Kaw); 3. Kenny Olsen (Kaw). OPEN B: 1. David Coner (Hon): 2. Wes Hanson (Kaw); 3. Mike Burke (Hon), OPEN C: 1. Doug Wiley (Hon); 2. Ron Westlake (Kaw); 3. Mike Jensen (Hon). 250B: 1. Tony Graves (Hon); 2. Rob Annen (Kaw); 3. Bob Laach (Hon). 250 C: 1. Dave Meado. (Vam); 2. Joe Brumback (Hon); 3. Doug Wiley (Han). 1258: 1. David 8rowning (Hon); 2. Tony Graves (Hon); 3. D. Andarson. 125 c; 1. Danny Ulven IKaw); 2. Chad Berry (Han); 3. Terry Davis (Vam). BO C: I. Chris Paterson (Yam): 2. Ryan Laach (Kaw); 3. Monty Harris. 30-40 c: I. Doug Wiley (Han); 2. Doug Tuller (Kaw); 3. Steve Agee (Hus). 30-40 s: I. Bob Laach (Han): 2. Dana Hansen (YamI; 3. Mike Holbrook (Hon). 60 B: 1. Cory Fullre (Kaw). 60 A: 1. Jason McCormick (Kaw).