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Wes Keenum piloted his Yamaha to the victory in the 125cc B class at round five of the FMC Winter Cup Series at Ocala. 250 C NOV: 1. Jeff Murphy; 2. Dan Defalco; 3. Jay Cody. PLUS 25 & OVER: 1. Dave Miller; 2. Dale Bohm; 3. Phillip Taboada. OPEN A: 1. Barry Frehner; 2. Dale Bohm. PRO AM; 1. Kyle Lewis; 2. Scolt Underwood; 3. Robert Flores. BO 12-13: 1. Hank Moree; 2. Mike Gilbert; 3. Marlo Painter. 65: 1. Carey Hart; 2. Russ Anderson; 3. Jimmy Griego. 125 NOV: 1. Eric Griffith; 2. Mark Easley; 3. David Griffith. 125 12-15 YTH: 1. Chris Trickl.e; 2. Lance Taylor; . 3. Eric Griffith. . WOMEN: 1. Brenda Verzani; 2. Julie Riddle. . . - . * SUN CITY CYCLES * " COIWenient#y louted between tile Speedway and the Buch , BLOW OUT SALE! 1987 Cycle Week T-Shirts $6.95 all sizes Add $1.00 for mail orders Special prices on all tires, batteries, a. accessories in stodl for dirt . street bikes. Meet Ed Hertfelder author of Duct Tapes Friday, March 6. Ed wil be signing autographs from 7pm to closing. Check out our specials or just stop by and Sly Hi! 921 , .... AWl. (RL 92), DayIou . . . FL 32014 (904) 252-1987 Store ............... "i "' ., 3 NATIONALCHAMPIONSHIP WINNING. SEASONS!!! Husqvarne Racing Us.s and Endorses Mossbarger Racing. Engine Preparation. m Motocross or Enduro Eng~~ Modifications Call or Write For LIterature ~ (S~3)Mi:2;~;43040 - .-c . ~~!:5' HONDAKAWASAKl 958 North MaClay. San Fernando. CA (818) 365-6827 .-I--.. '--......__... J •• 1 __ -'.....J _ . L . J ' _, ~ . J 'l.I--~ Hines smokes. Logger 100 HS By Curt Comer MAPLESVILLE, AL, JAN. 25 The 7th Annual Logger 100 Hare Scrambles had to be shortened to 80 miles due. to the conditions which resul ted from a week olrains and cold weather. The challenging trail was made increasillgly more difficult each lap with some of the mud holes being practically bottomless. Kev·in Hines forged his way through the sloppy condi'tions for the overall win. The 6O-degree temperature at the start did not last as the thermometer fell throughout the day and left riders competing in below freezing temperatures before the finish. The Perry Mountain Motorcycle Club must be praised for putting on such a quality event in very inclement conditions. Hines took his KTM to the overall win in just under four hours. Also KTM-moumed and second overall was George Waller Jr. while Cun Comer was third overall and first 25Occ, followed by Terry Me;1lcr. Early leader Dwight Rudder and ISDE rider David Craine both went out with mechanical difficulties on the first lap. Results OVERALL; 1. Kevin Hines (KTM). OPEN A: 1. George Waller, Jr.; 2. Mark Hosbach; 3. Ronoie Smith. 250 II: 1. Curt Comer; 2. Terry Mealer; 3. Larry Surles. 200 A: 1. Chris Yeargan; 2. Brad Belcher; 3, Greg Peterson. 125- A: 1. Larry Arrington; 2. Sill Patridge; 3 . David Nichols. . SR: 1. Benny Weathers; 2:Chuck E'lum; 3. James Terry. 250-0PEN NOV: 1. Robert McCoy; 2. Rob Robert; 3. Kent Thrash. 200 NOV: 1. Richard Garrison; 2. Suzy Barr Fann; 3. Henry Spivey. Van Arsdale tops Ocala MX By Gwen Millan OCALA, FL, FEB. 14 At the fifth round of FMC's Winter Cup Series at -Ocala Motocross the 12Scc Novice class was one of the most competitive of the night, with Billy Van Arsdale garnering the class honors. The first moLO saw David Swenson, and Carie Maloy racing har~ for the lead, on lap one, followed by a pack of riders including, Lee Strickland, Tommy Linville and Mike Murdock. . Van Arsdale was back in the pack, trying to make'up for a bad start. Maloy was moving 'in even closer to the leader as Murdock dove to the inside of Strickland and Linville to claim third place spot on Jap two. Van Arsdale had been busy moving through the pack and was up t.o fifth and pushing hard. Swenson was being pressured by Maloy and as they came over the doubles, Maloy had just squeaked ahead of Swenson to take 4 first. Several bike lengths back, it was single file freight train for the next sixpositioDs, Murdock, Linville, Van Arsdale rounded out the top five. Van Arsdale found a clear line around l.:inville and took quick advantage of it. With only three laps to go Maloy started to fade and dropped back LO the back of the pack. The top four contenders were all very close at this point. Swenson was back in the lead with Van Arsdale right behind him. When the white flag came out, positions still continued LO change. Van Arsdale had used a lot of luck and fast riding to capture the lead, Swenson dropped to second and Murdock man. aged LO work his way around Linville into third. Van Arsdale scored the win, Murdock was second, Linville third and Swenson dropped back to fourth. . _ Nailing the holeshot in the second maLO was Van Arsdale, but Swenson was close behind, with Linville and Jesse McDonald in third and fourth. Swenson dropped from second to eighth when he bobbled, this moved