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NEW TRIUMPH 3 and 4 enlNDER Cuff. Gaylord and Cu ff collided, neither backing off going for the same spot. Gay lord won out momentarily for second , as Roth took the white flag, but Cuff snea ked past Gaylord ag ain through the short chute. Going in to th e last switchback, Roth and Cuff were sp lit by a lapped rider. Roth held the best inside line, w inning the final moto over Cuff - who took the overall victory - by a slim margin. Gaylord almost made it three wide at the checkers. Baker carded fourth and Aldrich fifth. Results 150 A; Coming Soon, Now Taking Orders CALL TODAY! '95 Racer Support Program! Applications accepted from 11/1/94 The Ultimate Deal for Racing License Holders at all Levels of Competition 1. R. Cuff (K&w); 2. M. Roth (Suz); 3. J, BUrr (Han); 4. call Cllrls Harrington tor details ,.o..hIhof (Hon ~ 5. D. C.ylonl (I(.ow~ 125 A: 1. C. Fftsf (Y.1m); 2. J. Wagner (Xa w ); 3. B. Wagner ($uz); 4. K. DeBour (lC.Iw); S. J. Qri,,1hof (Hon). 30+ : 1. M. Roth (Suz); 2.C. Frist (Yam),; 3. L Witmer (Suz); 4. B. W...... lSuzL5o ). Roy"'(Y""~ Vim: 1. D. Johns ton (Hon); 2. T. Starr (Hon) ; 3. D. SWT (Hen); 4. B. Drichlor (Y.m.); 5.j. Smi th (C·AI . 60: 1. N. Vargo (K£ w) ; 2. O. c.nnon (K.aw ); 3. C. Rinker ~w); 4. B. BoniNo (K.w); S. W. Hid es (K.twl. 250 8: 1. M. Lau gh lin (Suz) ; 2. T. Hct a vy (Yam ); 3. G. Wrgrnu (Hon); C, C. Brady ( K.1Iw); S. K. Gano (yam). 250 C: 1. T. Ritchir (Kaw); 2. 8. Wood bu ry (Ka w) ; 3. B. Thonws (H on) ; 4. M. Lau ghl in (Suz); 5. D. raUman (Yam). AlTrO MOD: t.1.1...a- (Ya m); 2. T. Lee (Yam) . 80 (7.11l: 1. N. Vargo (Hon) : 2. A. DeHart (Yam); 3. C. Rinker O-I ); 4. D. Cannon (Ko-w ). on 80 (J2·15): 1. S. Carllon (yam ); 2. A. H iggins (Suz ); 3. B. Wat~ !IOf\ etl on); 4. A. Hunt (Yam) . 80 C: 1. T. Hun (Yam); 2. C. Roach (Y.am); 3. B. Rajsld (Yam); 4. M. M.lIion (Yo\ ); S. W. Ooorlag (K.aw) . m 125 JR; 1. C. Wood (K.Iw ); 2. B. Strid.Ltnd (lion). 125 8: 1. C. Wa bon (Kaw); 2. R. Ko lling (Y.am); 3. J. 8irkey (Suz); 4. T. HotaV)' (Y.am); 5. C. G.alloway (YMn). 115 C: 1. M. IOntzde (Suz ); 2.. D. StewN (YU'I); 3. 8. Roland (Suz ); 4. S. Schoenb (~w); S. C. Di nd1.art (K.aw). 16-24: 1. R. Cuff ( Ka w); 2. C. Coon (H on); 3. M. Ald rich ~w ); 4. J. ~..,..(Hon); S. M. Dav is (Suz ). 25+ : 1. C. Frist cYo\m); 2. 8 . Wagnrr (Suz); 3 . L. Witmer (Suz); 4. J. Lob (KTM); S. R. DU D (Suz.). 40..-:1. B. Bran (KTM); 2. J. Orhlhof (lion); 3. D. Cameron (Suz); 4. T. McGinnis (Honl; S. D. Pftbks (Hus). VlNT 40+: 1.llCreh (Mai) . 50+, i , D. Buzaloki (Suz~ D RY DOG: 1. D. Dowse (Mai); 2. J. Dorw1h (Yam); 3. T. Lee (Yam); 4. J. Cuisbm (Hid); S. C. Ruth (Yam) . N /C WATER-COO LED: 1. D. Carlton (yam); 2.. J. Justin (Suzk 3. D. CIonhouo< (Moi~ 4. D. Buzaloki lSuz~ .Komer KO's Moreland Trial By Don Allis MORELAND, NY, ocr.23 Mike Komer went on to a convincing win in the last trials at the Moreland facility for the 1994 season over George Brinkwart with a score of 38 points to Brinkwart's 66 points. Brinkwart and two other competitors, Dave Karst and Bob Poringer, all reported to their first section wearing leisure suits and ties . They were a "treat" to watch ride .with such appa rel on , but it was Komer who was using his "tri cks" to win the class: Meanwhile, Mark Buczkowski was b usy carving out first place in the Ad va nced class over Matt Hughson with a sco re of 45 points to 99 points. Section three was a cha llenging section for the top classes. The section started with some 3to 4-inc h-diameter logs stra tegically placed as a w~rm-u p for what was to come. After making a couple of tight turns, the riders had to jump a 14- to 16-inch-diameter log that was abou t 16 in ches off the ground, then hop in a tight area, over so me more strategica lly placed log s, and out the exit. Dana Guest won the lnterm edia te cJass with 81 points. Clo se behind wa s Rog er All is a nd Cha rlie Camin who both finished with 87 points. Allis won the tie-breaker with two more cleans than CaminoCamin's ch ances for a w in were hurt with his 11 poin ts for a time penal ty. Senio r A class winner was one of the three bes t-d ressed riders of the da y. Bob Foring er "sca red" up a total of 53 points to win over the last of the bestd ressed ri ders o f the day, Dave Karst, w ho d ropped a total of 67 points for the d ay. The Novice class winner was John Pileski over Gord an Kombau with 66 poin ts to 84 poin ts. Section nine started with a sweepi ng righthand tum through a mud bog, up a sligh t hill, a sharp left -hand tum through two trees, more mud turns and then onto a side hiD to the exit. As the day progressed, the m ud settled and became possible to ride, b ut the s ide hill had become very slippery wi th everyone tracking mud on it. Many Novice rid ers failed on the sid e hiD. Senior class winner was Robert Logue with 39 poi nts , Super Senior was won by Phil Ashmore wit h 79 points. The Rookie class winner wa s Daniel Ben jamin with 34 points, and the Twin Shock class winner wa s Kendal Kam with zero points for the day . Results EX: 1. Mile- Kome r (38); 2. George Brin lr. w ert (66); 3. Keit h W inun (68); 4. O m Arnold (721; 5. John Senecal(86). . ADV ; 1. M..rk Buczkow sk i (45); 2. Mdt Hu ghaon (99); 3. ~ Faugh t (t (6). . INT: 1. Dan.a Guest (81); 2. Rogn- Alii. (81.17); 3. Charlie CAmin (87.15); ' . F"'" Wood 194); 5. Tom Wmbon (99) . SR A: 1. Robrrt Foringet' (53); 2. Dave' K.arsl (67); 3. Laveme Bowrn (68 ); 4. Da vid ('13); S. Ric:Nrd otiVft' (77). NOV: 1. John NeJd (66); 2. CorcIm Kombau (84); 3. J,imcs Shaftr (!Ii8);4. A l.ln WillWns (120); 5. Grnkt JYddtor ( 126). Roger Allis fin ished second In the Intennediate class at the Moreland Trial. SR B: 1. Rob.m Logue (39) ; 2. Robm Sc:hnder (69); 3.. Don Allio ('JO~ • S/SR: 1. Ph il A..hmo~ (79 ); 2. John ~pp (95); 3. urry Love ll (100). RCX>KlE: 1. Da n iel Benjamin (34); 2. J~ ~lvm (46) ; 3. John JdW( Jr. (50); 4.}oth\W Benjamin (55); 5. Erick MonrO (7l). tw 5m" I......... Jc.m 10k 2. Cory Ilrngd.l. (99); 3. P.u' Calvert (108); 4. Andy N-oton (162); 5. Curtis Vou (171). Guard grabs win at Lucerne Trick-or-Treat Trial By Richard Z1nsmann LUCERNE YAU.EY, CA, ocr.30 High Desert Trials Center rider Roger Guard rode his new Gas Gas )1'350 to a convincing win in Intermedia te A over Paul DeArmond and Art Webster at the Plonkers Trick-or-Trea t Tria l at Co uga r Bu ttes in the Lucerne Valley. Guard had a three-point lead over Webster on the first loop, then held a slim two-point lead o ver DeArmond aft er two loops. Gu ard then buckled down to tum in a one-point loop for the win. Belgian rid er Oliver Clamagirand took the Expert class with a zero for the day over Tom Hamann, wh o recently returned to Cali forni a a ft er li ving in Hawai i. ATA's numb er-one rider Jared Ma lm qu ist took third a bo a rd his Gas Gas . . Plonker President Kent Graham rode three consistent loops to ed ge ou t Len Brand and Oli Thord arson, 27-30, in Ad vanced A. Brand and T ho rda rso n w ere ti ed with 30 po ints, w ith Brand taking with more cleans. Section one and 10 were dose to the pits and provided great ente rtainm en t for the spectators. Section 10 had giant climbs for the higher classes, who put in so me spectacular rides. Sectio n seven featured tight sandy turns for the lower classes and techni cal lines and large steps for the higher classes . All sections were rideable, shying away from the dangerous side. .,. Results EX: 1. O livft Cla maginnd (G-C ); 2. Tom Ham.nn (!Wi); 3. Iared M.almquiat 1G-G); 4. Billy Bu~ (G-G); 5. Stev~ Man-t.agrw (~). ADV A: 1. !«ont C r. lwm (Apr); 2. Lon Brand (&01:); 3. Q li Thordanon (Mon ); 4. Jim Collins (Od); S. Rick Jenkjns (Y.am ). ADV a 1. Kurt Roll (Bet); 2. J.D. Miller (Fan); 3. Todd RumIif!"j (Bet); 4. Larry Va rne ll (Y am). INT A:. 1. Rogc."f G Wlrd (G-C); 2. Paw OeAnnond (Bet); 3. Art Webstrr (Yam ); 4. Brad McCkllA n (G-G);5. Mitch Berg~r (Y.am). INT a 1. Ron Ca va l.1io (C-G); 2. Seeve Vamrll (Fan); 3. Joe Wlrth (F.an); 4. W.aY'WA ndenJ (h ll ); 4. DennisThompson (G-C) . SPTS M N A: 1. Bob G ro ve (G-G); 2. JONIthan Gra ham (Ya m) ; 3. Sh eldon Parker (A p r); 4. BobThornton (Bt"t:). SPTSMN B: 1. Jam e'S Smi th (&et); 2. Rid: C.vataio (G-C); 3. Cecrge Pt!JU\ington (Aprl; 4. Da ve Davenport (Filn); S. Ph ilip Luna (Fan ). SPTS MN C: 1. Sh.l w n Pickett (e-C); 2. Richilrd Zi ns ma nn (fan ); 1 Sco n Hamilton (lion); 4. Richard Arnold (Fan); S. Todd Aile (F. n ). NOV A:. 1. GtYg; Sale (Yam); 2. AI Nowian (Yam ); 3. Spmcrr Parke1' (Btot ; 4. LaweoraIn W. ng (&t). ) NOV 8: 1. GtYg; 8iliI~ (Fan); 2. D.andI Palmrr (CC);: 3. GeTaid 8iggen (Bet ); 4. Ranft Wa tn'l (Apr ); 5. KeUy Ow", (Su.r.). YTH: 1. SeiIn Baillie (Yam). 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