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The Mini C class was one of the biggest at the Clark County AX. Chris
Patterson (128) topped the first moto and finished second overall.
760 STK PROD: 1. Rich.rd Moore (Suzl; 2. Chuck
Gr.... (Suz); 3. Tom Lync:/I ISuz).
800 MOD PROD: 1. Elrt Roloff (KIw~ 2. Steve
Cordillo (Y.m~ 3. M _ Greves (y.m).
800 SS: 1. E.rt Roloff (Klw~ 2. Steve Cordillo
(Y.m); 3. W.lter Nino (K.wl.
800 STK PROD: 1. Michlel Gr.... (V.ml; 2.
Steve Cordillo (Y.m); 3. AI F.rrell (KIwi.
460 MOD PROD 2-STRK: 1. Roddy Rodstein
(Y.ml; 2. M.rk King (Y.m); 3. cecil Doss (V.ml.
460 MOD PROD 4-STRK: 1.. Phillip Smith (Han);
2. Don C.net·(KIw); 3. Rich.rd Moore (KIwI.
460 SS 2-STRK: 1. AI.n Fern.ndez (Y.m); 2.
D.rfln Fllk:e (V.ml; 3. D.rey Decoste (Y.m).
460 STK PROD 2-STRK: 1. M.rk King (V.ml; 2.
W. Donov.n (V.ml; 3. Phillip Smith (Y.m).
460 STK PROD 4-STRK: 1. Rick Thompson (Suzl;
2. Rich Doney (Suz)~3. V.nce Heron (Su%).
305 MOD PROD: 1. Don Conet (KIwI; 2. Rich.rd
Moore (Klw); 3. Joe Soli. (KIwI.
305SS: 1. Don'Conet(Klw~ 2. Elrl Roloff (KIwI;
3. Richerd Moore (Klw).
260 SS: 1. J. Melouin (Y.m~ 2. Ken W.t.n.be
(Y.ml; 3. Alln Br.ithwlite (Y.m).
1'-2: 1. Ken Nochm.n (Hon~ 2. Darren Fulca
(y.ml; 3. Todd R.wson (KIwI.
F-3: 1. Ken Wetln.be (y.m); 2. J. Smith; 3. Greg
Blink.
BOn HVYWT: 1. Kevin Erion (Due); 2. E.rl
Compbell (Due); 3. Trevor Dunne (Due).
BOn LTWT: 1. David Gibbons (Y.m); 2. G.ry
PItton (caa~ 3. Mike Reynolds (Suzl.
800 SINGLES: 1. Phillip Smith (Hon~ 2. T. Miller
(Y.m); 3. C. Howe.
801-0PEN NOV: 1. Russ Miller (Suz~ 2. Tom
Lync:/I (Suz); 3. Robin Kelley (Suzl.
451-800 NOV: 1. G. Weld (Yam~ 2. S. Nikol••
(Y.ml; 3. S. Hunan (levI.
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Roseburg MX wins
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Rob Spring scored two overall
class victories at Clark's Branch
Raceway in Roseburg during
Sunday's Northwest sanctioned motocross. Spring sloshed his way
through the mud to winii> in the 125
and 250cc C classes.
The first 250cc C moto saw Kawasaki pilot Tim Hackett haul his way
into the lead. leaving Scott Lewis.
Alan McComb. Chad Egge and Spring
to squabble over second. Hackett manhandled his bike through the slop to
win moto one. ahead of Spring and
Egge.
The second moto saw Spring holding down the lead in the early pllrt of
the race. First moto winner Hackett
had his share of troubles maneuvering
.in the slick conditions and finished
in 10th. Spring took top honors in
moto two. good enough for the overall win with a 2-1 score. Second place
fell to Suzuki-mounted Egge and
third went to Lewis.
Spring came back to lead the first
125cc Cclass moto. putting his Kawasaki into sole possession of the number
one spot. Spring held oU local riders
Terry Davis and Chad Berry to win
the moto.
In the second moto, Berry got the
nod for the moto win. Berry's first
moto third gave him second overall,
Spring capped o££ the day with another second place, good enough for
first overall. Davis posted 2-3 finishes
for third.
.
Tony Graves also took two·class
wins, topping the 125 and 250cc B
classes. Curt Cunningham was
Graves' closest.competition but his
2-2 rides were only good enough for
runner-up honors behind Graves.
In 250cc 13 action, Cunningham
and Graves again clashed. The two
rival banged bars throughout both
mOlos, but Graves prevailed in the
end. Graves again used I-I finishes to
top this class. while Cunningham
again was relegated to second overall.
Steve Williams took third overall
with a 3-4 score.
Dana Hansen recently moved up to
the 30-40 class ranks and he rode two
solid motos, to take top honors in the
30-40 Pro class. Hansen trailed Jack
George in moto one for second. but
came back to convincingly thrash
moto two' for the overall win..Second
went to George with Ken Kulluson
taking third.
Results
OPEN B: 1. Mike Burke (Han); 2. Fr.nk McKuhn
(Honl; 3. Deua Eckelmon (Y.ml.
.
260 B: 1:tOity Gr.... (Honl; 2. Cun Cunningh.m
(Klwt 3. Steve Willi.ms (Honl.
125 B: 1. Tony Gr.... (Honl; 2. Cun Cunningh.m
(KIwI; 3. Dan Mathi. (Y.m).
B: 1. Ryen Huffmon (Y.ml; 2. Dan Ul..n (KIWI;
3. Joie DePew (Hon).
OPEN C: 1. Steve AQee (Hu.); 2. Jeff Ammon
eo
(Han).
260 C: 1. Rob Spring (Han): 2. Chad Egge (Suz); 3.
Scott Lewi. (Y.m).
.
125 C: 1. Rob Spring (KIw); 2. Chad Berry (Hon);
3. Terry Davi. (y.m).
eo C: 1. Tr.vi. Berry (Hanl; 2. Sh.wn Highl.nd
(KIwI; 3. Joson Hun.ucker (Honl.
eo C: 1. Doug McKuhn (K.wl; 2. M.n Williems
(K.wl; 3. Joey Je...1(Klw).
30-40 PRO: 1. D.ne Hansen (V.m); 2. Jack
George (KIwI; 3. Kin Kulluson (Hon).
30-40 C: 1. Joe Brumbeck (Han); 2. Steve Agee
(Hu.); 3. Mike Ponus (Han).
PEE WEE: 1. Je••ica Kirkmon (V.ml; 2. James
Kirkmon (Suzl.
OLD MEN: 1. Don Colt (ATK); 2. Jim DonoVln
(Honl; 3. Don Burkin (Hon).
Jensen jams at
Clark County AX
By Derryl Anderson
RIDGEFIELD, WA, FEB. 13
Portland Honda-sponsored Ed
Jensen went I-I tonight to claim
the overall in the 125cc B class
of the arenacross held at the
Clark County Fairgrounds in Ridgefield. In no way was the win easy for
Jensen as Honda support rider, Darren
Rogers was all over his rear fender
trying to find an opening.
In moto one Jensen bagged the
holeshot followt;d closely by Rogers,
Tim Wiles, Nick Blasdell, Jason
Schiele and Robert Van Lorn. Coming down the backstretch Rogers
pulled up even with Jensen. but
Jensen maintained the advantage
around the left-hander. Lap after lap
the lead duo ran this way while Blasdell was allover Wiles for the third
spot.
On lap four Rogers got under
Jensen and Blasdell went around
Wiles for third. The relatively small
indoor motocross course made passing
v_ery di££icult with shorl

