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Jody Weiael (Hon). VET INT: 1. Keith Ehlers (Yam~ 2. Phil T _ (Yem~ 3. Oevid Chunn (Yam). OT INT: 1. Tom 8ristol (Yem); 2. Ralph dickson (Yam). VET NOV; 1. C.rl Schocidey (Kew); 2. Frank Mierau (Yem(); 3. Steve Gebrielson (Yam). OPEN NOV; 1. Cherlie Gilmore (Hon); 2. Jeff Sol.. (Hon~ 3. John 0'8rien (Hon). 260 NOV; 1. Sloan ~ (Yam); 2. Kelly Pichel (Kaw); 3. Ma'" eesley (Yem~ 125 NOV; 1. David Dye (Hon); 2. Jeremy McGrath (Yam~ 3. Me'" EllSley (Yem). OPEN BEG: 1. Devid Donstoni (Hon); 2. Chuck 8agwell (Hon); 3. Jey Spear (Hon). 260 8EG DIY 1: 1. Kurt MetcaN (Vem); 2. Kris 8a"'er (Yam); 3. Rewles Thompson (yem). . 260 8EG DIV 2; 1. Scon 8ristol (Yem); 2. Dennis Burns (yem); 3. Bob Clark (Yem). 125 BEG: 1. Sam Hawley (Kew); 2. Kerry Soren..n (Hon); 3. Bruce Kamis (Yam). 80 EX STK: 1. 8uddy Antunez (Suz); 2. Joel Albrecht (Kew). 80 EX MOD; 1. 8uddy Antunez (Suz); 2. Joel Albrecht (Kew). BO INT STK: 1. Dana Wiggins (Suz); 2. Darak Nalvig (Kaw). 80 INT MOD: 1. Dene Wiggins (Suz); 2. Derek NalVig (Kaw); 3. Larry Lamire (Yam). 80 NOV STK: 1. Ken Johnson (Yem); 2. Jeson Kawell (Kaw); 3. Rey Hensley (Yem). 80 NOV MOD: 1. .:Jason Kewell (Kaw); 2. Travis Mu....man (Yern); 3. Demon Kemp (Yam). 80 BEG ST1(; 1. Shane Scarpeillo (Yem); 2. ty _ i n l (Suzl; 3. Brent Utley (Suz). • 80 BEG MOD: 1. Shene Scarpeillo (Yam); 2. Kevin Mersh (Yern). 80; 1. Jemea ~I (Kewt 2. T . - Preaton (Kawl; 3. Eric SchneR (Kaw). Borgman bests Winnipeg I.e.E. Speedway By L. Spector WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA. MAR. 5 International Championship Events/I.C.E. planned a special championship to commemorate their 10th Anniversary, traveling to Canada to hold the Laball's International Ice Speedway Championship in Winnipeg, Manitoba on Thursday. Mark Borgman took the victory in front of 8000 excited Canadian fans. The fans had much to be excited about as the first ever Canadian vs. American event shaped up to be quite a bailIe. The first race was indicative of the excitement to come as three restarts were required due to first lap spills. Fortunately, no one was injured and on the fourth try the race was completed with American John Lewis the winner, Canadian Shawn Venables second. Joel Monell of the U.S. third place and Canadian John Boasman finishin~ last After the wild fust heat the riders settled down to some' serious speedway ice racing. Although this event was an individual championship, the Canadian!American rivalry was extra intense as the Canadian riders seemed extra pumped to do well on their home ice. . Canadians Venables. Bill HiJland and John Dmytrow were all riding strong and scoring well. Likewise on the American side were John Lewis. Seth Church and Mark Borgman. Borgman was super suong in his five heat races. almost winning them all. He won four and on the last lap of his last heat he crashed and fell back. to last place. Borgman's 12 points was good enough to put him in the main though. As it turned out an intense last round heat race squeezed Dmytrow and Venables out of the main event point bubble, leaving Hilland alone to hold up the Canadian honors, with Americans Borgman, Lewis and Hilland filling out the .main event field. The main event turned out to be a super race to the end As Hilland, Borgman, Church and Lewis rock·