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orey Blair briefly led the Mini eniorsat Rabbit Ridge Raceway. etaking second, leaving Nicholas in he din. In moto two Jones got the holeshot ith Nicholas in second. Knapp ammed Nicholas and pushed icholas into Jones, leaving the two eaders on the ground. Knapp eaved through the heap and took ver the lead. Jones and Nicholas got p quickly and set out after the eaders. Jones caught up with Knapp nd dove underneath in a banked urn to take the lead with onJy two aps to go. Jones went on to take the In, with Knapp taking second verall. esults MINI JR: 1. Paul Hun,er; 2. Ryan Kna~; 3. Marl< . 4. Brian Stone. • MINI SR: 1. Tom Moock; 2. Doug Stene; 3. Mark ander Seek; 4. Seon Wesley; 5. S'eve Klug. 125 A: 1. Kevin Maret; 2. Brian (Yam); 3. John ra¥bill; 4. Dave HinKley; 5. Dennis Payne. 125 B: 1. Chad Spidell; 2. Jim Kruse; 3. Jim all; 4. Paul laughlin; 5. Shane Hinze. 250 A: 1. Brad Jones; 2. Marvin Henriksen; 3. ug Nicholas. 250 B: 1. Jason Campbell; 2. Greg Baade; 3. ave Brown; 4. Richard Wittrock; 5. Frankie prings Jr. OPEN: 1. Brad Jon.; 2. Jay Knapp; 3. Doug ;cholas; 4. Jim Coyle. ENDR: 1. Rob Robey; 2. Kevin Worl; 3. Tom iIlion; 4. Dan Wallace; 5. Arnold Stoll. OVER 25: 1. Dave Brown; 2. Frank Spring.; 3. ike Melton; 4. Tim Flanagan; 5. Gary Moutray. 105 MINI: 1. Mack Vander Beedk; 2. Corey Blair; . Doug Stone. . ngels, Kniss nail down apa Speedway wins y R.C. Jones APA, CA, JUNE 27 orthern California scratch king ddie Ingels made it four wins out f his last five Scratch mains and Jeff iss fournd the winner's circle for he first time in the Handicap main n a narrow groove at apa. Young Bobby Hedden hooked up nd wheelied into the wall from turn 0, cau ing an early end to the andicap main event. Hedden, ken to the hospital for observation, uffered a sore neck after hi tring the all on lap six. Kni s used his IO-yard handicap nd a smooth run' to keep the lead or five laps and was just starting to pushed by Jim Sisemore when the ace ended. Up to that point Siseore was the only rider·to do much ssing as the outside groove had .sappeared making passing minmal. Joe Leduce finished third and teve Martin worked up to a fourth lace.finish. The new nonhern California int leader, Eddie In~els, started the ratch main from hiS favorite gate our, and with the outside line all ut gone it would take a quick gate to stay in the hunt. Dave Faria had gate one and looked the, favorite. Steve Martin and Bart Bast were in --- r------- I I I I cut out and mail today ---o Bill me with the first i_. o Check or Money Order enclosed (make out payable to Cycle News) ,&& TM I CHARTER Subscription Order Form I I 0 YESII want to be a charter aubsc:riber to Peraonal I Waterct"aft llluatr11ted. That'a the first 7 i..u.. for $7.00.' I Name --"-_ _ I I ! p l - print clearly) I I Adclress Clty' I Phone! I L o Cherge my credit card OVi. o Mastercard Card Number _ expiration d a t e - l - l_ _ Signatura _ -----'- :-::-:----:-_Stllte . "'1 ee' ,'... _ _ - I ---------I • lip _ Mail to: P.....n•• W.twcrltft ....v.tett c/o Cycle News, Inc. P.O. Box 498 Long Beach, CA 90801-0498 -.AI ......... .._ ... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -- ------------- ----------------- -- _ _ 1'·1.7- . . . . . . - ~ _ . , _ " ' - " ' _ 51