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quickly dispensed of Yenulonis and chased Barnett for three laps before passing him in midair for second. Sellards -remained out front, while Mauer began shortening his four second deficit. Mauer closed the gap and 't he two front-runners began another tight battle for first. Despite the knocks and bumps from Mauer, Sellards held on to th e lead to tak e the win. Sellards and Mauer were one-two to begin th e first moto of the 25Occ/ O pe n A class with Ken Frankenbery, . Hand and John Shay in pursuit. Hand quickly routed past Frankenbery, who, with Shay, moved his Yamaha past Frankenbery a lap later. Mauer took over first place from Sellards to begin the third lap leaving Sellards, Hand and Shay to battle for second. Shay grabbed third briefly with Hand retaliating. With two laps remaining, Hand put the moves on Sellards and moved into second behind Mauer. H a nd led the field of riders to begi n the second moto with Mike Boggia and John Shay in pursuit. H and set a fast pace seven-lap moto as he led from start to finish. Shay routed past Boggia into second, while Mauer worked his way from a last place start to grab third followed by Boggia. Kawasaki-mounted Bryan Jones ran four £lawless start-to-finish motos to grab the wins in the 125 and 250cc B classes. Yamahamounted Bob Werschey trailed Jones throughout rnoto one of the 250cc class with Jones running up a 15second lead. Steve "Wilmo" Wilmington and Steve Wooledge chased J ones through the first turn to start moto number two but, Werschey q uickl y dispensed of the two compe ti tors and once again chased Jones through the checkered flag. Results 50: 1. Jason Kinley Go ahead, subscribe! You've Earned It! m1rn~ . To get Cycle News delivered to your door every week, fill out the subscription coupon on page 3. CountrY-HONDA. . !J8ads Huge Inventor of 1~~1 CR Parts!!!!! 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Rick Merhar (Hon); 4 . Chris Grasso (KTM); 5. Chris Brow ne (Cog). 12 5 C 0 ·1 : 1. Don Atwen (Hon); 2. Greg Hoover (Kaw); 3. :iim Slaughter (Hon); 4. An dy Woods (Hon); 5. Nick Benak (Hus). 125 0-2: 1. Chris Miller; 2. Tim Lutes; 3. J ames Taylor ; 4. Joel Eckstine; 5. D. Briggs. 25O/OPEN A: 1. David Hand (Hon); 2. Joe Ma uer (Hon~ 3. J ohn Shay (Yam); 4. Marcus Senards (Hont 5. Mike Boggia (Cag). 125 B: 1. Bryan Jones (Kaw); 2. Bob Wesschey (Yam~ 3. Chuck Emery (Hon~ 4. David Enexander (Suz); 5. Steve Wooledge (Hon). 250 C: 1. Bryan Kungle (Hont 2. Jamas Wolfe (Yamt 3. J im Cipullo (C-A); 4. Shane Smith (Suzl; 5. John Ball (Hon). . OPEN B: 1. Rick Memar (Hon); 2. Biff Brodner (KTM); 3. Neal Davis (KTMt 4. Rick Horvat (Hon); 5. Jerry A. Boyd (Hon). SR 1: 1. Todd Ervin (Hon); 2.. Ken Frankenbery (Hont 3. Harold Dahringer (Kaw); 4. Frank Gallo (KTM); 5. Mike Williams (Suz). . SR 2: 1. Larry Myers (Kaw); 2. Tom Rickbrodt (Suzt 3. K.W. Boyd (Kaw); 4 . Butch Pow nell (KTM); 5. 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