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YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE 'A FARMER
TO KNOW YOUR DIRT
Alleman too k th e lead away fro m Sco tty R ice
o n ·the ch eckered na g lap . Rice, wh o had been
out front th e entire rnot o , settled for second
and Danny Boynton received the checkers in
third place, followed by Deacon J am es in
fourth. Ma ll Golema n ca me from 19th place
on la p o ne to fifth at the mota's end
In rnoto two. Man Golema n moved into
firs t pl ace on lap two and mo tor ed to the moto
and overall wi ns. Ma lt Feil was second, wh ile
Danny Boynton firriahed third.
In th e Over 25 Novi ce clas s, Chris Scoggins
and Do nni e Mar graves battled over the win
me first mo to, with Margraves coming out
o n top . Dan T aylor and T od Day worked th eir
way through th e pack to cla im th ird a nd
fourt h, respectively.
The second mota saw Taylor in first p lace,
with Ronnie Hensarling in seco nd. On th e
checkered nag lap, Margraves sli p ped around
bo th of th em, and look the moto win leaving
seco nd and th ird to T aylor and Hensarl ing,
respectiv ely.
In che Teeny Mini class , Du sty Fountain
wa s the stro ng lead er in th e first moto. Sea n .
Roden moved from third on lap on e to seco nd
on lap two . Fo untain held his position to the
checkered nag. Dus ty Carpenter started off in
fift h, but finis hed third.
The second moto was iden tica l to the firs t,
as Fountai n sco red a noth er wi n . Ro den
finished seco nd again, bu t ha d to work harder
fo r i t in th is mow. as he sta rted in Io ur th .
Carpenter an d Joh nso n rou nded out th e top
fou r.
in
R esul ts
PIW: 1. Du.~ y Fountain; 2. Sean Rodm; ! . Dusty Carpmu·r.
60: l. Travis Elli on (Koawl; 2. Shawn Sm ith (H o n ); 5. Jakt'
Jon n (JU.w) .
MI NI JR: 1. c.rtn Schnndrr (Suz ); 2. Brandon Sandrn
(Kil w ); 3. T ravis Ellion ( ~ w ).
MINI SR 12-13: I. OLar ky Boxard (K.aw 2. GITJl: Du vall
):
(Kaw); 3. lenin Gra vett (SUI:).
MINtSR 14-16: I. Oin t La tha rn (K.aw);2. Bill Aken (K.aw);
3. 8nd Bonner (Kaw).
125 NOV.: 1. Mall Coltman (Sw); 2. [}.m ny Boymon (Suz);
3. Mark Alleman (ka w).
125 INT: I. Joey Pratt (Kaw): 2. Todd &1 t5 (S uz); 3.Eri c
Ricke (Kaw).
125 EX: l. T~ Tinney (K.aw); 2.J a50n Edwards (Kaw);
3. 10n Boyett (Suz)
250 NOV : I. J ~n Artin ger ( Hon }; 2. Brian Younger (Ya m) ;
3. Ronnie Hensarling ( lUiw ).
250 1~'T: 1. Todd &tes (Suz); 2.Keith Mundie (Kaw); 3.
Dwain Carter (Hon).
250 EX: I. T erTy Mundie (K.aw); 2. Dwa in Carter (H on).
250 EX: I. T~ Tinn~ (K.aw); 2. JaiO n Edwards ( Ra w) ;
S.lhvid Wilson ( Kaw).
O PEN : I. JnTY Moody (Kaw); 2. Bill y DePriest (Ka w) ; S.
JOf")' Hardin (Ka w ).
OVER 25 NOV: 1. Donnie MOirgr.IYn ( Ka w); 2. Dan TaykM"
(Hon): S. T oo DOIy (YOIm).
OVER 25 INT: I. DOin Mc Kinl ry (YOI m): 2. Brua' Du gan
(H on); ~. SIMff' McCombs (Yam ).
OVER 25 EX: I. Kt'ith M u nd~ ( K.OI w ) : 2.JOf'YHardin ( Ka w ):
S. JOt' Jordan (Ka w ).
OVER SONOV : I. MOIrk Bait'S ( K.aw): 2. Scot Manin (H a n );
S. Sroct hbdl (Yam).
OVER SO INT: l. Steve McCom bs (Yam ): 2. John Mitchdl
(Yam ):.5. 8m Brown (Kaw).
\
OVER SO EX: 1. JOf'Jordan (Kaw )j 2. Johnny Adam~ (Hon ) ;
5. J""I j c iner (!(a wl·
OVER 40: 1. Oms J one!> (Kaw); 2. Bill y Boyd (H a n); S.
Ro~r Hardman (Ya m ).
MIN I O PEN : 1. O int Latham (Kaw): 2. Bill y Akers (Kawl:
S. Otarley Bogard (Kaw).
125 O PEN : l. JOt'y PraU (Kaw); 2. Todd Bares (S Ul) ; S.
Kyle Parks (Han).
MI NI BEG: l. Robbie Stoff (H e n ): 2. Charlie Kep lingf'r
(Kaw ): S. Cuis Torrance (Ka w).
125 BEG: I. Alan McCf=htt (Ho n ); 2.Ka.rI Oa utdock (Kaw);
5. Tommy Rapp .
25f)
/OP.EN BEG: 1. Alan Bdl (Ho n); 2. Phi l Plymalf'(Kaw );
S. Tim Hel ler (Ya m).
Hershey domimites Amherst MX
By Peggy Adamic
AMHERST, OH,M 12
AY
Jay H ershey scored the o vera ll victory in th e
25OccIO pe n Expert cla ss by scori ng perfect
I -I moto finishes a t the fourth ro u nd of the
CRA Spring Series at Am herst MX.
H ershey shot out into the lead to begin mo to
one wi th Shane Sm ith on hi s whee l. The d uo
were chased by Trevor Vin es, Greg Wheeler
and Harol d Rob in son. Hershey a nd Smith ra n
tire to tire as Sm ith took over th e lead to begin
la p two. Manud Arnold motored ahead of
Rob ison for fifth as Jason Balas began to pick
his wa y through the pack from his 12th place
start. Sm ith held the lead for three laps un ti l
he crashed H ersh ey in herited th e lead ahead
of Vines , Arn old , Wheeler and Ba las. Sntith
wa s up in rime to grab seventh beh i nd
Robison. It was smooth 'sa iling for Hershey
as the riders beh ind d iced for second. Vines
and Arnold ban ged bars fo r two la ps befor e
Arnold fell. Balas worked his way into third
and went to work o n Vines. Hershey took the
win three and a half seconds ah ead of Vin es.
Balas was less th an a bike len gth behind Vines
for th ird . Wh eeler and Arnold ro u nded O Ul
the to p five.
In mo to two, Hershey o nce again motored
_into th e lead th rou gh turn o ne wi th Vines ,
Robison, Wheeler and Smith. In lap four ,
Smi th motored around Rob ison, to lake third
followed by Balas. Wheeler got into trouble
and dropped ba ck to six th. Sm ith held third
briefl y until Balas passed him b r thi rd .
H ershey took th e checkered na~ firs t as Vin es
and Bala s aga in ran a tire-to- tire race to the
en d with Vin es holdi ng second inches ahea d
of Bal as. Sm ith and Rob ison ro unded o u t the
top five.
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