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Spear styles to
Perris MX win
By Terry Whyt81
PERRIS. CA, FEB. 21
Nalional Champion Terry
Cunningham rode his Husqvarna AUlomalic lO lhe overall
win in lhe Mark Bullard
Tony Spear piloled his new
Suzuki lO a demoralizing vicwry over his opposilion in the
250cc Pro class al die SMX
Memorial Enduro. HScH-sponsored
Allen Graviu made Lhe champ work
for his win. The KTM rider dropped
14 poiOls. juSt one more than Cunningham's winning total of 13.
Over 400 competilOrs showed up
for the eveOl Lhat began wiLh a short
eulogy at the rider's meeting during
which everyone was told Lhe eveOl
was being named after and dedicated
to Mark Bullard, who lost his life
while helping layout Lhe course.
The sand whoops and tight trails
of the course didn't StOP the top contenders from clos~ng in on each other.
Kevin Hines led the way after Lhe first
section by dropping only four poiOls.
Cunningham and Graviu were six
poiOls down.
Hines' bid for the win ended when
he slammed into a tree and had lo
change his KTM's froOl wheel when
he gotlO the pits. That was all Cunningham and Graviu needed to finish one-two. Hines finished Lhird
overall. just one point down from
Graviu.
As Lhe trophy pre entation, Cunningham graciously handed thewinner's re\'Olving trophy to the family
of Mark Bullard lo prize for Lhe year.
Perris MX. Spear jumped lo commanding leads early in each moLO as
he styled to the overall win with a
perfect score.
A fierce battle developed behind
the leader between Honda rider Colin
Carcher and Suzuki-mounted LuLher
French. Karcher and French traded
runner-up finjshes with the second
overall money going lo French.
Kawasaki rider Tom Holt won Lhe
I25cc Pro class after Craig Canoy, Lhe
winner of the first molO, crashed his
Kawasaki in the second moto. Hondamounted Jeff Tuuobene charged from
a poor start lo earn second overall
ahead of Kawasaki rider Chris Heinrich.
Cycle World magazine's Ron Lawson rode a Suzuki to tOP honors in Lhe
250cc Intermediate class. Chasing
Lawson lo the flag was Honda rider
Richard Calsadellas wiLh Doug Allen
rounding out the lOp Lhree on a
Honda.
Honda rider Allan Egbert just edged
Yamaha-mounted Marvin Olson for
Lhe Vet Intermediate class win. Egbert
posted a 1-2 lo beuer Olson's 3-1.
Honda rider Bengt Johansson went
2-3 for third overall.
Results
OVERAll: 1. Terry Cunningham (Hus).
AA: 1. Allen Gravin (KTM); 2. Kevin Hines (KTM).
OPEN A: 1. Dennis Hall (KTM); 2. Harry McCar·
son (Hus~ 3. Kavin Brown (Yam).
250 A: ,. Buddy BalOn (Kaw); 2. Brilln Adams
(Yam); 3. Ricky Dunn (Han).
2ooA: 1. Michael Grizzle (Kaw); 2. Keith Shelton
(C·A); 3. Carl Altier (C·A).
OPEN B: 1. Derrell eox (HUS); 2. Trevis Hayes
(Hus); 3. Jimmy Lynch.
250 B: 1. Don Baxley (Hus); 2. Wede Baxley(Hus);
3. Andrew Spencer (Han).
200 B: 1. Keith Banleson (Kew); 2. David Barrid<;
3. Tommy Davis.
125 B: 1. CharlesBridges(Hon); 2. Terry Lindsey;
3. Allan Risch.
OPEN C: 1. William Prosser; 2. Sam Altman; 3.
David Grillon.
250 C: 1. Jack Eskew; 2. Donny Kirby; 3. SIeve
Cook.
200 C: 1. Earl Cool<; 2. Brian Soulhern (Kaw); 3.
Steve Stone.
125 C: 1. Vaughn Clarke (KTM); 2. Edward
Winkler; 3. Steve Maever.
4·STRK: 1. Geoff Poole; 2. Chris Gillespie.
WOMEN: 1. Doris Clemmons (Hus); 2. Janine
Davenpon; 3. Jackie Kelly.
SR A: 1. Barry Higgins (KTM); 2. Bruce Triplen; 3.
William Shelton (Hus).
SR B: 1. Joh Parker (KTM); 2. Marvin Looper; 3.
Dean BUller (KTM).
Results' ,
250 PRo: 1. Tony Spear (Suz); 2. Luther French
(Suzl; 3. Colin Karcher (Han).
125 PRO: 1. Tom Holt (Kew); 2. Joey Tunobene
(Hon); 3. Chris Heinrich (Kew).
OUTlAW: 1. U~ Johansson.
250 INT: 1. Ron Lawson (Suz); 2. Richard Cslsidil·
les (Hon); 3. Doug Allen (Hon).
125 INT: 1. RBndy Denylo (Kaw); 2. Ronnie Kau·
ble (Yam); 3. Rich Banan (Hon).
VET EX: 1. AlBn Olson (Han); 2. Lee Amaradio
(Vam); 3. Frank Steiner (Vam).
VET INT: 1. Allan Egben (Han); 2. Marvin Olson
(Vam); 3. Bang! (Johansson (Hon).
VET NOV: 1. John Ritchie (Hon); 2.John Huegel
(Hon); 3. Jim Voung (Hon).
OPEN NOV: 1. George Kohler (Hon); 2. Brian
Allen (Hon); 3. Roben Moora (Hon).
250 NOV: 1. Lyle Ewashen (Hon); 2. Todd David
(Vam); 3. Shawn Howard (Hon).
125. NOV: 1. Jeff Fine (Han); 2. Don Burke (Vam);
3. Mark Higham (Kew).
OPEN BEG: 1. Jey Wahl (Yam); 2. Bill Badger
(Hon); 3. Dwayne Prid
