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250 B STK: l:Jeff Shuler (Kew); 2, Brldley Dyer Owain Miller (Kaw); 4, Jeff AI.... lKawj. WOMEN: 1, Kristy Unduy (Kaw). 25OA: 1, Jim C_er(Kew~2. Steve H_(Kew~ 3. Mille Br_ _ (Hon~ 4. Mark Kane (Hon). 250 PRO-AM: 1. Mille Morris (Suzl; 2. Scott Summers (Hon); 3. Randy Miller (Hon); 4. Steve Ezell (Kawj. OPEN B: 1. David Alben Jr. (Hus); 2. Keny Wisdon (KTM); 3. Mark Abdulla (Yam~ 4. William (KIW~ 3, Allen (Hon). Hugelrwenlory Of CR Parts!!!!! OPEN A: 1. Mike Bradshaw (Hon~ 2. Scott Summers (Han); 3. Mark Ashworth (Hon~ Gerald Greene (Ylm). 25+: 1. TImmy Wa.er (Yam); 2. Tam Topham (Hon); 3. Rusty Seyres (Hon); 4. Man McMurray (Hon). SR 30+: 1. Tony Distefano (Suzt 2. Gary Keith (Hont 3. Kim leIIluer (Vamt 4. S _ Ledy (Kew). SR 40+: 1. Barry Higgins (KTM); 2. Randy Tomlinson (Yam) 3. Charles Galbraith (Hon); 4. Geny Orme (Kaw). 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Gammon Ol ~LL '87s • son and Gerantio. Ingels topped the second heat over Greg Martz and Bobby Hicks, whiJe Solis looked spiff in the third heat over Bart Bast and Sisemore. Felicio and the Napa Cycle S31vage machine held the line for the £in31 Handicap beat win over Kid Curry and joe Leduc. Felicio led off from the zero and made 311 the rigbt moves as Sizemore heJd an inside line to make more forward moves than Robinson who stayed wide too long. Geranio closed in on tbe white flag lap with Sise-. more making the big pitch off the last turn only to have Martin get around him and in the closest of finishes to date, Felicio won over Geranio and Martin with Sisemore over Robinson. Ingels looked like he wa last out of the main event nongate, but once again, he was first off the turn and led all laps. Bast had to work away from Martin and once again was wearif,lg IngeJs' rear CarlisJe as they strode on in formation for Ingels fourth Scratch main of the year. . Results SCRATCH: 1. Eddie Ingels; 2. Bart Bast; 3. Steve Manin; 4. Jim Sisemore. (404) 421-1101 • Jim Chester piloted his Kawasakis to wins in the 125 and 250cc classes at Blountville, Tennesee's motocross. 2400 No. Colli> Pkwy. K.nnesaw. GA (404) elI-lIDO (_) n7-11DO rt "U_S-,---'" CYCLE SPORT/RY CENTERS OF DANBURY,CONNECnCUT .----........... T_ ...... C _ Diatributor For Due • Suapen-'on ....... UPS o.lIy Concepti: U Mill Plain Rd. Danbury. CT 01181 1 (203) 7llO-75H Florida Dealers Wholesale Only 800/223-5996 ~~'m! BLOU TVILLE, TN, JULY 4-5 Rain all night Friday night and heavy rain Saturday turned this weekend's race at Blountville into more of an enduro. All of the riders who survived are to be commended. Texas rider jeff Dement was the ironman of the day Saturday, as he took home doubJe class wins. Dement won the £irst moto of the 65cc Stock class over lac Bradshaw 'and topped Jason Harden the second time out for the overall. Chris Orue won the first moto of the 85cc 7-11 Stock leading every lap, but Dement took second and charged back through the mud to win ,the second moto and the overall. Matt Shue carded a fourth and a second for second overaJL. Gene Naumec made his long haul from Connecticut payoff as he took home the overaJl in the 125cc Stock 12-15 class. He led the first moto from tart-to-finish and followed Todd Downs in the second time around for the class win. Eddie Adair was smootb and consistent, as he won the l25cc Modified with two second place finishes. Naumec won the £irst moto and Downs won the second moto, but both had problems in their other moLO. In the 250/500cc C class, locaJ competitor David Lester showed his tuff as he easily won both motos. Tim jennings powered to second the first moLO, but got stuck the second moto and jason Alday' finished second after having pulled the hole hol. Barry Higgins and Tony Distefano had a heated battle the first moto o[ tbe 30+ SeniOT class. As the moto wore on, Tony D's smooth style pulled him ahead [or the win. Distefano fell on the first lap of the econd moto and Gary Keith took the lead and held it for two laps before Diste[ano worked his way through the mud and pulled ahead to win. Keith finished second over Kim Lefeuer and Steve Lady. Results 50 AUTO: 1. James Legg (Vaml; 2. Kevin Broadstreet (Yam); 3. Ryan Thomas (Vam); 4. Jason Thomas (Yam). 60 STK 7·11: 1. Jeff Dement IKawl; 2. Patrick Hizel (Kaw); 3. Kede Fleenor (Kaw); 4. Zac Br_aw (Kew). 85 MOD 9·13: 1. Patrick Slate (Yam); 2. Jason Fowler (KIW); 3. Brat Beauchemp (KIW); 4. Shene Hampton (Yam). 80STK 7-11: 1. Jeff Dement (Kawt 2. ManShue (Vam); 3. Ben Ricts (Yamt 4. Chris Orus (Suzl. 85 STK 12·13: 1. Eric Arlat (Hon); 2. Brat Beauchamp (Kaw); 3. David Vezek (Kaw); 4. Brian Raymond (Kew), 85 STK 14-15: 1. lJlnce Brannon (Hon); 2. Jason Shultz (Kaw); 3. Dabney Bowen (Kaw); 4. Steoey Barnen (Kaw). 80 MOD 14·15: 1. Jason Shultz (KIW); 2. Jamie Hacking (Kaw); 3. lJlnce Brannon (Han); 4. Dabney Bowen (Kaw). 125 MOD 12-15: 1. Eddie Addair (Hon); 2. Lee Coones (Vam) 3. Gene Naumec IKaw~ 4. Todd Downs (Vaml. 125 STK 12-15: 1. Gene Naumec(KIW); 2. Todd Downs (Yam); 3. Brandon Bentley (Hon); 4. Gregory Erwin (Hon). 125 C: 1. Gabs Gaddis (Hon); 2. Johnny Shields (Han); 3. Kevin Bea_ (Yam); 4. Jason Aldey(Kaw). 125 B STK: 1, Kevin Walker (Yam I; 2. Devid Reynolds (Suz); 3. Jimmy McGhee (Hon); 4. Chuck Reed (Kaw). 125 B MOD: 1, Kevin Walker (Vam) 2. David Reynolds (Suz) 3. Jimmy'McGhee (Hon); 4. Chuck Reed (Kaw). 125 A: 1. Jim Chester (KIW); 2. Aeron Bollinger (Hon); 3. Gary Paul (Kawl; 4. Mark Kana (Hon). 125 PRO-AM: 1. Milce Morris (Suz); 2. Randy Miller (Hont 3. Mark M....ernen (Hon~ 4. Danny Payne (Hon). 250 C: 1. Oevid Leaer (Hont 2. Jason Alday (Kaw); 3. TIm Jennings (Kew); 4. Ricky Gardner (Hon). 250 B MOD: 1. Jimmy Leach (Kew~ 2. Chris Shortridge (KIW~ 3. Gary G~ (Kew); 4. lJlrry Harrison (Han). TAYLOR, AZ, JUNE 28 ADRA's number one plateholder jeff Darland took his thud overall win in a row in the 1987 Desert Championship Series with his smooth ride at the 12th Annual Snowflake/Heber 100. Darland brought his Sunnyslope Honda/AXO/DuralubelTrick Gasbacked CR250 in with a time of 3: II :27 to average 40.11 mph over the 120+ mile jaunt for the 250cc Expert win. Off the start, Open riders Bob RusselI and Pat Prosser pulled out front. with Darland in third, Bill Watkins fourth and Todd Johnson fifth. About a h31f mile out, the racers had LO dismount and run across a road. Darland grabbed the lead here with a strong run. "I don't know what happened to Bobby," ·Darland said later. "I guess he doesn't have any legs." It was later learned that Russell (a DNF) was among many racers who fell victim to unnamed fast-food outlet. Darland put his dust-free position LO good use and built up a I ;44 lead after the £irst 30 mi les. "I rode smooth, it was good, and I didn't crash or make any mistakes,': said the 22-year-old. "It was a fast course for a 250. I really had LO work that £irst lap. I'd like to thank john Miller of Sunnyslope Honda and my super pit crew for helping me win. I'm determined to keep this plate at least another year." Watkins held second by the first timing point and stayed there 311 day for the Open Expert win. Todd jobnson was third overall, second Open Expert, two minutes behind Watkins. Mike Powers was next in for second 250cc Expert and his best ride of the season. And taking it "easy" in his first race since breaking his leg, Husky's Garth Sweetland rounded out the top five for the third Open Expert position. His time was just over 10 minutes off Darland's. jerry johnston was the quickest amateur with a time of 2:32: 17 LO average 37.82 mph for the Senior Expert win and a two-plus minute marg'in on the over311 and Open Amateur winner josh Giles. KTM pilot John Kelley was third in for second Senior Expert, jusl seconds ahead of 250cc Amateur winner Dan Fargen, and filling out the top five was Randy PUll, second Open Amateur. Results ,10 250 EX: 1. Jeff Darland (Hon); 2. Mike Powers (Hon); 3. Bryan Heyes (Yam). OPEN EX: 1. Bill Wetkins(KTM); 2. Todd Johnson (Hus); 3. Garth Sweetland (Hus). SR EX: 1. Jerry Johnston (Hon); 2. John KeU"lI (KTM); 3. Jim Weaver (C-A). 200 AM: 1. Dennis Hil_and (KTM); 2. Robert , Kinnaman (KTM); 3. Randy Toy (KTM). 250 AM: 1. Dan Fargen (KIW); 2. Scott Stutz (KTM); 3. Tim Dolan (Hus). OPEN AM: 1. Josh Giles (Hon); 2. Randy Putt (Hon); 3. Bill Grombech (Hon). SR AM: 1. Allan Poore tHusl; 2. Jeny Smith (Hus); 3. Chuck Neidhart (KTM). 200 NOV: 1. Pete Blushkolski (Yern); 2. Demon Ramsey (Kew); 3. DesIry Abbott (KTM). 250 NOV: 1. Todd Smith (Hont 2: Den Culling (Hont 3. Peul Alwllter (KTM).