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Barnes to sail by and take the wi n. Harris ha d lost eno ugh gro und that he was una ble to catch Barne s, and he had to set tle for thi rd place in mo to one behind Ricky Gu nderson. At the drop of the gate in moto two, Harris once aga in came out in front bu t this time ran a flawless race from wire to wi re. Barnes was abou t two bike lengths away but could n't quite catch up to Harris. But Harris had to settle for a second ove rall wi th his 3-1 finish while Barnes was first overall with his 1-2 met e wins. Third went to Gunderson with his 2-3 and fourth went to Lee Duval with a 54 finish. Results * * * * * * * SPEND AN EVENING WITH THE STARS Attend the AMA Professional Awards Banquet Satu rday, November 20 J oin the f astest and most influential people in t w o-wheeled racing for an eve ning hon oring A M A st ars. Dav e Despain and Larry Maiers w ill co -host a program inc luding cockta il hour, dinner, and awa rds program w it h ' 9 3 season hi ghlights on bi g sc ree n monito rs and announcem ent of t he A M A MotoWorld Pro Athlete of t he Year and AMA Pro Sportsman of the Year awards . SHERATON LONG BEACH HOTEL z. so STK: 1. Kevin Dill ion (lljl: Lenny Hill (Y.un ); 3. Jordan Kauff man (I tj); 4. lindM")' Duv al (YoI m); S. 'nse Duv a l (Yam) . 50 MO D: 1. Ry an 8.l"," (Yam ); J. Ricky G underson (yarn ); 4. Lee Duv al (Yam); 5. Nick I..achol pt' lIf' (Ya m); 2. Kyl.. Hu ris p 333 East Ocean Boulevard, Long Beach, California (Yam) . 60 JR: 1. a ayton Kaywr (Ka w) ; 2. Kylf. Ha~ (Kaw); 3. Ricky CUndn5Of1 (Y.am ); 4. Brarsdon l...&chappelle (Kaw); 5. Cory Bryant (Hon ). w 60 SR: 1. Tyler Hex (K.1 ); 2. Dere k W.llwski (Kaw); 3. Alhm Wood! (Kawl : 4. Robert Ch ildl"n (V.am ). 80 BEG: 1. Dusty Hill (K.1 2. Levi Kaspe r (Kaw); 3. Curtis w); Luoto (ya m); 4. Krill Di.ion (Ho n); 5. J.u ro Loga n (Hon). 80 JR: 1. M"tt Willia ms (Yam); 2. Josh Ruebesa.m (Hon) ; 3. Brian McMorril (Ka w ). 80 1m : I. D usty Lmolb urg (Suz); 2. Da vid Turner (Yam ). M INI O PEN: 1. DUl ly l e naburg (5 uz ); 2. David Turn e r (Ya m) ; J . J.J. Spence r (K a w); 4. Levi Kupe r (K a w) ; 5. Caleb Ka uffma n (Ka w) . 50+: 1. Je ff Younce (K.aw); 2. Eric Turkinshaw (H on ); 3. Oilf Kc be rnik (Suz): 4. Nolle HOUM"(Hon); S. Jim English (Suz). WM N: 1. Dea nna Ho lbrook (Ebn); 2. Carol Younce (Su z): 3. Jn l ica Childers (Yam ); 4. Cindy Pes te r (K.lw) . 125 BEG : 1. R0!'5 Quick (Ka w ); 2. Glenn Pres tholt (SU2.); 3. James Wh is ler (Hon); 4. Nick B.1f1ol (Hon); 5. Chris-lioln Bt>ck (yam): 12.5 JR: 1. Richard Ruebesam (Hon ); 2. Robb Fabrick. (Kaw); . 3. But ch !sa dCSOt\ (Hun); 4. Kurt Rivca rd; 5. Don ny Duncan (Suz ). 125 INT : I. Brad Brunkal (Han); 2. Ryan Terleckl (Hon ); 3. Jon Kauffman (Ha n ); 4. Golfy T..rlt'Cki (Han ); S. D.1 1'CorTa (H on ). 1 12.5 PRO: 1. Rya n Hagert\dn (Ka w); 2. Gary Beyer (Hon); 3. Dan Moore (Suz); 4. Gr aj"'lOn furt (Ha n). 250 BEG: 1. Da vid Peters (Suz) ; 2. Dan Kauffrt\dn (Hon ); 3. Rodn Try on (Yam ); 4. Ta le Short (KTM); S. Jr. Mt'Uslirlg (y a m). ey 250 JR: 1. (bad Gilbert (Hon); 2. Dennis Rolherham (Han); 3 . David Ch.l ney (yam); 4. Dav e' HUC'rtZ (Suz ). !SO:1. Jason Ma the ws (l Ion); 2. Brandon White (Suz.);3. Kirk Ridg ley (Kaw ); 4. Jf't"C'IT'Iy Harwocod{Hon); 5. Eric Murphy (Yml). 2SOPRO: 1. Kmny O l!ief'l (Suz ~ 2. ROOy Leech {Han). SOD BEG: 1. Glynn H iggins (KTM ); 2. DarUlei Brock (Yam ); 3 . Rodney Tryon (ya m ). 500 JR: 1. Jason Sm ilh ( K'J')..i); 2. M i~ Storm (JCTM); 3. Allan Dub ray (K.tw ). · BTH : t . Dan Moo l'C' (S uz ); 2. Eric Mu rp h y (Ya m ); 3 . Kir k Ridg ley {Kaw); 4. Owd GilbC'rt (Hon); 5. Kurt Riva rd . Ul1i: 1. Grayson Ha rt (H on) ; 2. Cary Beyer (H on); 3. Terry Da v is (Suz ); 4. Fran k McKu hn (Kaw ); S. Bu tch (Hon). 3O-WJR: 1. Dan Kau ffm.an (Hon); 2. G1ynns H iggins (KIM); 3. Je rry M iller (H on ); 4. Miu Childen. (Hon); 5 . Walt c. n (Y~). 30-40 INT : 1. Dave Hum.a (Suz ); 2. Da ve Chaney ('101m);3 . Mike S torm (KTM); 4. Jim Mo rr is (Y.t m); S. Nick RU5in ovich <,,",w) . 30-40 MNY: 1. Ron Milli ga n (Suz) ; 2. Stev e Prellry (Hon). JR: 1. Jac k T u rner (Kaw ); 2. Paul De Io5-Reyes (Hon); 3. Cindy Poster (Kaw); 4. a m Kobemik (Su z); 5. Jim Engli..h (Su z). OT INT : 1. Monle Fos ter ( Ka W); 2. Wah csu (Yam); 3 . AI PlU1I..ips (ATK ); 4_Jdf Younce (Kaw ); S. Jr. MMJsli"g (Yot ). m MNY : 1. Nick Rus irlov ich (Kaw ); 2. Steve Prestky (Hon); 3. Bob Leach (H oo );4. Jim Harrll (Han) . ~~ To mak e reserv ation s, sen d $60 per t icket t o: AMA Pro Awards Banq uet P. O. Box 6 1 14 Wes terville, OH 4308 1-6 114 For mo re information ca ll : Connie Fleming (614) 891-2425 ext . 258 R.S.V.P. no lat er than November 12 Tickets w ill not be sold at the door Formal Attire For special room rates at the Sheraton Long Beach Hotel. call (3 1OJ 436-3000. When making your trav el artangements contact: AMA Travel Desk at A rcher TraveJService. Inc. at 1-800-262-3375, rs-oon or or Ripple rips Butler MX By Larry Witmer BUTLER, IN, ocr 3 . Brad ley Rippl e combined 2-1 moto scores to top the Auto d ivision as the Tri State Motorcycle Club held th e third and fina l ro u nd o f the In d iana S tate Mo tocross C hampio nshi p in Butler, Ind iana. Th e Auto divi sion was one of the most po pular classes through the se ries, and today 17 Auto riders went a t it . Rip pl e g rabbed the opening holeshot with Geddy Karrle in secon d. Fred Kar rle, Zack Marshall, Dusstin Pu lley, Coryn Rin ker, Shawn Clark, and Derrick Davis also ran in top forma tion. Kar rle wasted no time gas sing past Ripple in the small roc kers. The top .two riders then pu lled away fro m the rest of the pack on the opening lap. The starl of the second la p saw Karrle opening up a gap over Rippl e as Fre d Karrle and Pulley rac ed tigh tly toge ther. Two seco nds back was anoth er duo of Marsh all and Clark. On the wh ite flag lap , a chan ge in the running orde r cam e when Cla rk displaced Marshall w ith a clean pa ss in the back sec tion of the track in an o ff-camber comer. Karrle crossed the line for the win two seconds ahead of Ripple to card the opening mot a win. The second mot a holesh ot again went to Ripp le w ith Karrle tight in second , broth er Fred Karl e th ird , Mar shall Davis , Pu lley, Rin ker, Kling er, Cl ar k and Mira nd a Kride r com in g through th e first corne r in tha t order. Again , Ka rrle di splaced Ripp le thr oug h th e opening rockers, but he crash ed a few comers later in a section that had puddled from the half- time wateri ng . This section claimed more riders than jus t Kar rle thro ughout the mot o, Rip ple took ove r t he top ru nn in g spot as Karrl e q uickl y remo unt ed. Karr le took ove r the lead thro ugh th e ne w se ctio n co rn er with Rip p le ha ng ing tough in second. Four seconds back came Pulley and Marshall ba ttling for third. The malo was cut down du e to a time conflict, with the white flag coming ou t on the third circuit to Karr le, wh o was holdin g a one-second cushi on over Ripple. But the muddy corner that Karrle struggled with on the first lap again troubled the lead rider, who went do wn in the mud. r-----------------------------------------------, • ? ,.. Attach label He re . -~. For FASTEST service attach mailing label. Please aI/ow 3 weeks for chang e to take effect. 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