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AMA National C'ship Hillclimb Series: Round2 · Williamses win White Rose He By Maxine Casey YORK, PA , J UNE 5 00 00 O"l . Greg and Wade Williams rode their STP Special Hondas to victories in the 540cc and 800cc classes, respectively, at the second ro u nd of Class A h ill climb ing at York. Gr eg topped the 340-foo t hill in 6.67 seconds aboa rd the 540cc Special wh ile bro th er Wade rode th e 800cc version over in 6.08 seconds. They both did it o n the first ride. Tim Frailer managed a second, pl ace finish in the 540cc class with th e head gas ket blown on his BSA. His tim e was 6.78 seconds. Doug Kreeger, on a Triumph, finished thi rd with a time of 6,87 seconds . H onda -mo unted Paul Pinsonna ult edged Triu mph rider Doug Klont by .03 seconds to take four th. J eff Yoder topped the hill in 6. 13 seconds for second p lace in the 800cc class. BSA veteran Ear l Bowlby was th ird w ith a 6.18 second rid e. T rium ph -m ount ed David Newsome finished fourth wi th 6.24 seconds. Tom Reiser placed fifth in 6.38 seco nds. It was a bad da y for Harry Schriber, who had just bought Doyle DisBenne tt's motor a nd managed a sixthp lace finish on his very first ride in the800ccclass. Bu t he blew the motor a t 160 feet on his second attempt. Charl ie Casey's motor made bad ' noises as he cleared the last breaker bu t he coas ted through th e ligh ts for a n eighth-place finish. . . Randy Gabriel finished seventh, sayi ng he just cou ldn't fig ure o ut how to make his H arley go faster o n the Wh ite Rose hill. Class Cham pi on Lou Gerencer had even more trouble with his XR , finish ing 13th while his nephew R ick Hunter came in 10th with a bent rod in h is mach ine, Results 540 : 1. Greg W illiams (Han); 2. Tim Fraizer IBSA); 3. Doug Kreeger (Tri); 4, Paul Pin. onnault (Han); 5. Doug Klont (Tri); 6. Scan Everen (Tri); 7. Bruc e Sw eigart (Tri); B. Jo hn Hislop (BSA ); 9. Er nie Pellen (Han); 10. Rob Buffenmyer (Kaw ). BOO: 1. Wade Williams (Han); 2. Jeff Voder (HD); 3. Eerl Bowl by IBSA); 4 . David Newso me (Tri); 5. Tom Reiser (H-D); 6. Harry Schriber (Yam); 7. Randy Gabri el (H· Dt 8. Charlie Casey (Yam); 9. Steve Nale (BSA); 10. Rick Hutn er (H-D). Nordlof nabs Motosports Park MX win By D . Hachmeister BYRO N, IL, MAY 29 After two seven-lap rnotos of wheelto-wheel action, Brad Nordlof took th e win in the Senior Men's class over rival Tim Klou ser at Motosports Park. , Nordlof and his Tuf Racing Kawasaki got th e holeshot in the first moto and turned back Klouser several tim es in th e first four laps. Nordlof took a wide line in the back woods sweeper and Klo user dove inside to ta ke the lead . At (he flag, Klo user had stretched a comfortable lead over Nordl of. Ger hart Ward finis hed a n un chall en ged thir d an d Robert All on won th e bat tle for fourth over Pete Rei tsch. Ward gated first in the seco nd moto but was sh u t ou t by Nordlof and Klouser in th e first turn. The first spot stayed up for grabs lapafter-lap as Klouser an d . No rdlof swa pped th e lead. Nordlof fin all y made a pass sti ck late in th e mo to and took th e checkered flag just a couple of bike lengths ahead of Klouser. NordIo£ and Klouser wok ~ 7 t : I J ~ THE WORLD 500cc CHAMPIONSHIP RETURNS TO THE USA! SA~CT tONf.O SUNDAY, . JUNE 26th, 1988 HOLLISTER HILLS BrOC Glove r Eric GebQers .M icky Dymond Jeff ward Dave Thorpe Kurt Ni coli Jacky V im and Kees Van der Ven Ron Lechlen PlUS many. many favorites. more of your Tickets Avall able At ·t M tocross battle I See the Iron Men of ta~Ular event ever out in the most. spec I lals and qualify ing staged ·n Amenca. Saturday. June 25th sunday. June 2bth Time t r I MatOS 500 cc Int ern atl ona Twa TW~ 250cC MatoS f Free parking Plenty 0 and from Lots Shuttle Buses to in overnight Camp g coolers AIIOW~I' 206-286-907b or For more Informati on. ca . 818-787-3 497 " --.. "" TACO ~ 'BELL I.HELL. [~] THECHCXE OFANEW ~ ~ SCOTT U~ _~ /IojjiiSen GENERATION A Man's GottaDo WhatA Man's GottaDo All yo ung men have one responsibility in common. They have to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday, All it takes is five minutes at any post office to fillout a simple form . So if you know a young man about to turn 18, remind him to register. It's one of those things he's got to do. Registerwitb Selective Service It's quick. It's easy. Andit'stbelaw. Apublicservice message of thispublicationandSdcctive SCrvice system.