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Cla" lon Blood (H on ). 125 1"''': I.jrff Brown l~ (Suz); 2. MMk Kb user (Ka w). VET JR: I. ~ Guymon (Ka w); 2. bndy BalXlJ ( Ka w) : 5. Loury Laay ( Kaw ). • VET If\i : 1. Tom Joh nlOO (Hun ); 2. Darrel! Cli ngema n (Vam ). 01': 1. Ti m Kel1nrdy ( Ka w ). !J(): 1. Ritndy Norman (Yam); 2. Qui!. Loredo [Yam ]; 3. Kd lC'11 Cbadwick (liB. 60: I. T yson uu·y (Ka w) ; 2. Rand y Norman {Ka w]: lJ. Michael Hemanez ( Ka w ). gO: I. James Pied a tue (SUl); 2. Chris G lasser ( Kaw ]. 125 BEG : I. Mark Schrimsher ( Ka w ); 2. T erry Kenned y (K;aw ): 3. Bob Suggs (H un). 2~.o BEG: I. Dave Welch (H un); 2. Mike Hagen (Hun); 3. Kr ryn C.ole (Ka w ]. SOO BEG : 1. Kim Robe ns ( Ka w ). 125 J R: I. Donova n Pla o-n cta (Yam ): 2. Jason Joi ner (I\.a....·): 5. J U!olinWrigh t ( Ka w }, 2~)() J R: I. Kevin Bou lriet (Yam); 2. Darrell Clio gi rna n (Yam). .:.00JR : I. Bren t Pa ner son (Ya m). !JOO 1:"01 : J. nave Malh non [H on ]: 2. Glmn u arrqui :"l " (H u n) ; .s. Pa ul T aylor (H o n ). Chamberlain charges to Glen Helen Motocross win By David A. Procida SAN BERNARDINO.CA. NOV. 18 Mike Chamb erlain foll owed a differen t rid er to the finish line in both motos but still scored the overall win in the l25cc Pro class a t Don Brow n 's Glen Helen MX. The compe titio n was fierce in the I 25cc Pro class and the top th ree riders were wit h in a coup le of bike lengths at the linish li ne in both mote s. In the firs t rnot o J oel Albrech t grabbed the holeshot, wh ile hot on hi s heels were Cham ber lai n , T odd Cam pbe ll a nd Dusti n Evan s. Evans put h is Suzuki in hi gh gear and rocketed arou nd Ca mpbell and was closing in on Chamb erlai n. But as he came through the esses, his motorcycle lost fire. retirin g Evans from the mo ta . Campbell, meanwhile, closed the gap on Chamberla in a nd both riders tucked in behind Alb rech t, as the trio encou nt ered la p ped tra ffic, Ca mpbell dogged Cha mber lai n a nd took advantage of him. when Chamberlain wen t outside 01 a lapper. Ca mpbell dove to the inside li ne and too k over second place as the wh ite flag came out. The ac tion was as inten se on the last lap. as it was a t the stafl and the trio crossed the finis h lin e in a blur, as each rider took a diHerem line comi ng out 01 the last corne r. At the linish it was Albrecht by a wheel length over Ca mpbell, who was less tha n half a bike len gt h ahead of Chamberlai n. The second ma IO saw Evans rocket in to the front 01 the pac k, with Albrecht , Ca mp bell, Gary Sailo rs and Cha mber lain in lOW. By the end 01 lap two, Evans ha d built up a thr ee second- lead, while second was bein g contes ted between Albrecht and Campbell. . At m idm oto Albrecht ITied to pas s a lap per a nd go t tang led up with him in stead. Alter go ing down hard he retir ed Irom th e moto, thus advanci ng everyone one po sition. Up lront Evans was slici ng his way through ITalh c. as the bailie behiod him hea ted up. Cham berla in had closed the gap on Campbell , . lorcin g hi m 10 p ick up the pa ce. The two riders began to reel in Evan s, but Evans p icked up his pace. as he took the whi te n ag. Ch amberla in kept up th e pressu re o n Ca mpbell and was rewarded with a passin g opportunity. as the two came through the esses. Cha m berla in jammed his way past Campbell aod moved into secood Campbell. however. didn 't gi ve up. At the lini sh the du o were nearl y side by side. with Ch amberlain squeezing by lor second behind Evan s. Keouh. 80 BEG : I. Cambercn Davidson (Sw ): 2. Terrance Malan (Kaw ); 3. Jonat han Schu lu (Sw ). ~ NO V: I. Paul Gi lmartin (l'4w ): 2. Bob G unter (Suz); . 3. :o"'t~.m~~~~~hnson (Sw . ADU LT MI NI, See n (Ka w). 125 BEC : 1. Brad Sch ultz (DSR); 2. Billy Clifton (Ho n); 5. Cary Win nin gham (Han); 4. Breit H~imd ma n (Kaw) ; S. . Da vid Coo k (Gag) . 250 BEG: I. Quis Yeager (Hon); 2. Sha un Swann (Ho n); 3. T odd Ferg uso n (Yam) ; 4. Tony Sprott ( Ka w ). 125 NOV : 1. Kris Ked er (Sw ); 2. Charln Via (SUI ); .s . Ley Malan (SUl) ; 4. Jeff VersJu ys ( Ka w); 5. Bria n Hubert (H a n ). 250 NOV : I. Mi kr Litt le (T n:); 2. SIt'\'(' Iry (Hon ); .s. Rod Sprinkle (H on ): 4. Jack Kdl (SUI); 5. David Wm ia ms [H on}, 500 NOV : I . Tim lUsh (KTM): 2. Richar d Ma rtinez (H DK). 125 INT: I. Ja son Simmo ns (H DK); 2. Scou Murp hy (H on). 250 INT: 1. Ken Nriud (H DK); 2. Rob bir Dunham (Yam ); • 5. Todd Broussard. 500 INT: I. Tim Harr i!> (Va m); 2. R.oben Hedland (Hon). 125 PR O: I. Mike Clamberlain (Ya m ); 2. Todd Campbdl (Ka w) ; 5. Gary Sailor s (Kawr, 4. Dw-tin bam (Swl. 250 P RO : 1. Jimmy Gaddis (SUI': 2. Tony Sul ek ( Kaw) ; 5. Tim T elford (KTM); i . Tracy Monteront' (Vam) ; 5. Jeff Moon: ( Ka w) . J R VET NO\': 1. Jack xen(Sw);2. Stephen Waban (H a n): 5. T on y Sumpr (Vam ); i . J im Dorseu (H a n); 5. David Will ia nu (Han). . JR VET INT: 1. Ch uck G unter (Han ); 2. T im H arr is (Ya m ). VET BEG: I. T ony Mason (Vam ); 2. David Proci da (ATK); 3. Ed. Han d (Ka w) ; 1. Terry Sumptiun (Yam) ; 5. Steven Nyc r. (Kaw). Mwp~y . VET NO V: I. Jere Mason (Ya m ): 2. Tim Rash (KTM): 5. Wayne Ellis (Han); 4. Do n Gosse n (Han); 5. Roy Sta fford (Ca g) . VET INT: l , Fred Nichols (Ha n ); 2. David Sarian (H a n); 5. Steve fry (H on) ; 4. R ieh Ca lla ha n ( Ka w ); 5. RobeTtHedlan d (H on). VET EX: I. Kenny lanrt (Yam); 2. G ary Egloff (Hon ). NO \': I. Ed O u (Yam). INT: l. Bob Du nha m (Yam ). EX: 1. Jim O 'Neal (Hon ); 2. Jack Kell Sr. (Yam); 5. HtK"ge1 (Honl. STK 250: 1. ~ Dough~y; 2.jernny M idd~ 5. SIt'\'(' Hamann; i . Ron Aldrich; 5. BIll Bal cy. a STK O PE.."l: I. JnT)' A!lD\,;ln 2. Thorn uhns.: 5. Ji m n; Kenan : 4. t.oui, Bttthrnt; 5. Andy Rocro. CZ MOD : I. Tim Turnn-; 2. OUJCk MrConnell ; 5. Pbillip MaJl4. Lee Ha ith ; 5. J im Keeton. vrsr 125 NOV : I. Bill Clem (Han): 2. Tony Draguesku (Vam ); 5. Cn.iK Jonn (Pen); 4. Mike v omdran (DKW); 5. Eric &ymour (H a n). VI!'I-'T2!>0 NO V: I. Mike Ho tchkiss (H un ); 2. Mark Sm ith (H us): 3. Ch r is j oh nson (CZ). VINTSOONOV: I. David Boydstun (Mai»; 2. Len Anderso n SR SR SR Jo bn a (HVi~i ~6rf.~T~r."Mi;krpk5("nauh (lion); 2. Risnes [Hon ); .s . Randy Rc~ud l (Ya m ). VINT 500 INT: 1. Ji m O · N~ I . (CZ); 2. Keith Pet-an gelo (BSA); 3. O1a rlie Beck (Mai); 4. David Dewhurst (Ric); 5. Thomas Enge lha rd t (Ya m). VINT EX: 1. Bruce McDouga l (Ka w); 2. TnT)' Ahm ann (CZ); 3. Ma tt H ilgen berg (Bul); 4. Eric Gu y CaQ.'i (Hon ); 5. IUlph f m ter (Ha n ). B lair Bostrom bags Lodi Scrambles By Bill Spencer LOD!. CA, NOV. 17 Tory Bostrom continues to dominat e the Open A class at Lodi M.e. roug h scram bles as the drou gh t contin uOi to anow raci ng on Saturdal nights at the lamed Cycle Bowl, just sout h 0 Lod i. Bostrom 's win will push him pas t hi s father in the overa ll Black Plate po in t standings. T he 1968 Calilorn ia Sta te IT Champion, Dave. is pretty bu sy keeping three sons racing. Danny McDonn ell and Rob Dam ron , both Camel Pro Series compe tilOrs, kept it an honest race. You nger brother Ben BostI om got rea l close on the last lap 01 the 250cc A class. Alex J orgensen led the distance on h is RM. with Chris Carr vety close on a similar mou nL Carr pu shed too har d a nd ba iled a llow ing 15-yearold Ben to take second and on the last lap, closed to wit h in inches a t the checkers. " I saw him make a wide mow: for the last

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