I·E N S.
yE T
D,;wid GoIdMit'D ; 4. Dan Andl."l"5On (K.aw); S. MlIrm.tJ CI'OS5
lHon) .
125 EX: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz ); 2. Eddie Ho lo lo b (Kaw); 3.
Brian Berry (Hon); .to. John Franco (Suz).
250 EX: 1. Barry Carsten (Suz ); 2. Eddie Ho loJob ( )(.aw ); 3.
Jo hn Bacht-r (Kaw); ... joseph Merrill (Hon ); 5. Rich Caccava no l
(Y..m).
VET AM : 1. R.obeTI Jarvis (H on); 2. Donald Ra!lmussm (Hon);
3. Cha r~ Prehn (Hon ).
S/ SR: 1. John Sa n uth (H an ); 2. Cary DiPi.-tro (Od); 3. Bob
Aagg (Hon ); 4. DenrUs. DeGraff CKaw); 5. John ~tino CH .
ofd
zJ;
VET EX: 1. John Franco bm.ln (Kaw ); 5. Lenny King
u
(Kaw ).
SCHBY: 1. Thomas Gokh ng (Yam); 2. David DiPietro (Kaw) .
C LG 8Y: 1. Bridn Berry (Ho n); 2. K...v in Nowa k ( Ka w); 3.
Duane KIl.'f'Pt' (Kaw); 4. Willi.1m KretZt'f (Hon) ; 5. StI'VeJ1 Fnwl ich
(}-Io
n).
25+ : 1. Rich a rd Coene (Han ); 2. J...ffr t'Y Ste m po.·1 (Ha n ); 3.
Robert Cu rrie (Ho n).
25+ NOV : 1. Milt on Al..'OP'ta CK.tw); 2. Pau l C ' pp"w lli (Han);
3. Karl Br,lunb.,ch ($uz); 4. Richa rd Agostindli (Suz) ; 5. Stl'Pht.>tl
M.t.Calu
liO(Kaw).
Zydinsky zooms at
Trail-Way Short Track
By Len Breec h
(Left ) Dave Rohrschneider wo n the
Champ ionship class at the Wisconsin
trials season opener in Cross Plains.
(Abo ve) Rich ard Coane (43) topped the
250CC Amateur ranks wh ile Rob Abram
(21) was the vict or in the Open Amateur
cla ss at the Suffolk Meadows MX.
Coane captures Suffolk
Meadows Motocross
By Ji m and Caro lyn Simpson
Y
APHANl<, NY, MAY6
Schwartz sh u t the d oor and effective ly h eld
everyone a t ba y a ll the way to the chec ke re d
flag, putti ng a very big cus hion between himself
an d the nest of the field . Venegas was a solid St.'Cand wit h Manchester th ird and Aden and Wern er fourth and fifth .
Results
H OC P: 1. Cholrlie' Vt"nl"(;Sh·r (W n); 4. John Aden aa w); S. B""nl
W ~ (Gdn).
SOCA R: 1. Steele/ King (Ho n); 2. Hors1ey / Medbeny ( Hon);
3 . Lewi s / Ma e y ( Ka w ); 4. Stt'phens /S t t'phe n s (Ya m ); 5.
Ga.rdm>r/ Lynch (J<.awl.
SUP: 1. Jake Zemke (Jaw); 2. Charlie Coolte ewes); 3. Dnmis
Sh'pant"nko (Jaw); 4. R.obeTIo GtH't'n!'fO(Wes ); 5. Doug Ubie (Jaw) .
JR: 1. Jim FIShback Jr. (Jaw); 2. Ryan FIShel-(Wes) ; 3. Jeremy
Simons (Yam).
Rohrschneider romps
at Wisconsin Trials
By Bob Bicking
CROSS PLAINS, WI, APR. 30
Dav e Rohrschneider, top Illinois a nd Wisconsin
trials rider, rode his new Fantic Section to a firstplace fini sh in the Championship cla ss at the
Wisconsin Observed Trials Association's seaso n
opener.
Trialsmasters Mark Hoedel a nd Wes Wilcox
se t a good va riety of sect ions with the Jowe r
d asse s being quite easy, a good idea fo r th e
first tria l of the season. Som e new inte res t wa s
in jected in to th e Champ class by the a p pea rance of former National con tende r Al Gohlike
of Minnesota . He ke pt Noe l Smage worki ng
hard all day and ended up beating Noel by two
deans.
Results
NOV : 1. Brad vm nd ; 2. Ma rk Pl'1' i.ier; 3. Tin a HOt'dd.
...
k'
INT : 1. Jt!'S!le Wellen...tei n; 2 JerryUpham; 3. Jac k Fox.
ADV : 1. John Wellenstcit\ 2. Mar k HOt'del; 3. Scott Love lt'S8.
EXP; 1. Dav e Montgom l' ry ; 2. N ick Wdleni'iotein; 3. Stl' ve
Kirsch ner .
OlAMP: 1. Daw Rohrschnt"ider. 2. Jim Altemus; 3. AI Go h·
liu; 4. Norl Sma,;e.
Richard Coa ne captured the 250 Ama teu r class
overa ll win with flawl ess 1-1 moto finis hes d uring th e mot ocro ss a ction at Suffo lk Mead ows
MX .
joseph Bisbee shot into the lead at the drop
of the gat e to start moto one. As the front-runners entered the supercross section, Bisbee wa s
closely followed by Coone and Marshall Gross.
James Bove made the pass stick and moved into
third as Bisbee led Coo ne into the lower back
section of the track. Coone wasted no time and
passed Bisbee in the sand to take the lead while
Bove hun g-on in thir d . The race pace hea ted -up
as Coa ne twis ted the wick to increase his lead
and the battlegro und for second place began to
form . When Coane took the wh ite flag he wa s
on cru ise control all alone in the lead . Second
place sta rte d wi th Bisbee and Bov e ba ttl in g
behind the leader as they dropped down out of
sight into the back.
Coane scored the mot a win but at the checkers it was Bove taking second with john Graham
following for third . The former second- p lace
contender Bisbee rem ounted after a fall to finish
in fourth.
Dav id Goldstien powered in to the lead to
kick off mot a two . Bove and Coane trailed Gold stien through the narrow straight after tum one.
As the leaders en tere d the ess turn Sov e lost
momentum, Jetting Coane slip by and cha se
down the leader Goldstien. Coane then jumped
ahead into the lead as Goldstien gave cha se in
the sandy back section . Bove seized the oppo rtu nity and passed Goldstien for second. As Coa tie
stay ed on the pipe. increasing his lead . Go ldstien regained second when Bove miscued in the
sand.
With a comm anding lead , Coan e showed the
wa y to the finish line for the mot a and the ove rall win. Goldstien followed for seco nd as Graham placed third.
Results
P/ W: I. Brian Murp hy (Yam); 2. Ma rk IUsmu!lSt'1\(Yam); 3.
Jan e Vitale (Yam ).
.
7-11 MIN l: 1. Ch.ules Elli. . (J(aw); 2. Gregory Md it.l (Kaw) ; 3.
Mic h...el Blachl y (Kaw); 4. JOSl'pn Mt"rrill (Kaw); 5. Ma tt Ranu n
(K.Jw) .
JR MINI: 1. Rya n O'Malley (Kaw); 2. Da vid DiPi(·tro (Ka w );
3. Charlt" Ellis (Hu n).
s
SR MINI : 1. Kers ht>! Anthony CKa ; 2. Bill Sardonl' ~Suz).
wl
y
125 NOV: 1. C hris tian Melluso (Yam ); 2. Fra n k Pati nella
(Kdw); 3. Steven Fn Jelich (Han ); 4. Ju~tin Lapolla(Ho n); 5. Richa rd
Ag os tine lli (Suz).
250 NOV : 1. William Kretzer (Hon); 2. N~lt(>n Arot;ta (Kaw);
3. Pau l Ca pparelli (Ho n); 4. Cet'ard Conelly (Stu); S. Karl Braun ·
bachCSuz). •
125 AM : 1. Kt"V in No wak (Kaw) ; 2. Rob Ab ra m CHon) ; 3.
Dua ne K1eppr (Kaw); 4. Chris Celli (Suz).
250 AM : I. Rkfulrd Coane (Ho n); 2. John G raham (Hon); 3.
David Goldstein (Suz); 4. James Bove (Kaw ); S. William Drosko!Jci
(Ho nl.
OPEN AM : 1. Rob Abr4Zl'\ (Hon); 2. Rich.Jrd Co.!.ne 2. Eric RO!O (Suz); 3.
;
Phillip!> (Han); 4. Cerry Powless (J Klopp (Ho n).
125 B: 1. JOI.")' Zydim.ky (Hon); 2. Ben MiDer (Yam) ; 3. r aul
Alfuron (Hun); 4. Brandon Kreeger (Yam); 5. Cctrry Horll'lt>S (Yam) .
250 A: 1. Mike McKee (luw); 2. Tim Eade (Hun); 3. Ace
Phill ips (Han); 4. Tom Sket:hway {Yam} S. Roy Milll'!' (Hon) .
;
55 (4-6): 1. Jake Wach ter (Yam); 2. Jdf McMan WlJr. (Ya m); 3.
Dale Taskl-"l' Jr . (Yam) ; 4. Chris Sha nk (Ya m) ; 5. Leroy Bu5.OWY
201-oPEN NOV: I. Jeff Andefl'gg (Hon); 2. J~ Harper
(Yam) ; 3. Dan Kuhar ( KTM); " . Da na Rathbun (Suz); 5. M arr Clan nini (Kaw ).
125 AM : 1. Clay Parmelee (Yam) ; 2. Miche al Th~i ng (Kaw);
3 . Baird Ha ge ma n [Hon); 4. Fred H ut! (Suz) ; 5 . Ja!lOn Plumley
(Kaw) .
125 AM : I. Clay Perm ..lee (Yam ); 2. Michl' al Thesin g (Kawl ;
3. Baird Hagem a n (Hon) ; 4. Fred Hu t! (Suz) ; 5. ja son Plum ley
(Kaw ).
201·0PEN A M : 1. Ra.nd y Abbe y (Suz); 2. ja mes Pat chin
(Kaw); 3. Doug Weinman (Hon) ; 4. Dean Hushon (Ho n); 5. Scott
Bauerschm id t (Honl.
125 EX; 1. Joe Elling ton (H un ); 2. Ben Tra sk (Hon ); 3. Eddie
V,lnBal kgooyt'TI(Yam); 4. Too King (Suz) ; S. And rew Wa lsh (Suz) .
201 -QPEN EX; 1. Joe Elling to n CHon); 2. Brando n Gh id u
(Kaw) ; 3. Darrell Ston... (Kaw); 4. J.lke Ellsworth (Yam) ; 5. Greg
Meed er (Kaw) .
25+ 1. Joe EI1ington (Ho n); 2. Bart Lucas ()(a w); 3. And rew
Walsh (Suz); 4, Too King (Suz); 5. Richard Swa rthout (](aw).
25+ 8 : 1. Tim Bech t ( Ka w ); 2. Jim Carey (Su z) ; 3. Dea n
Hu shon (Ho n); 4. Wayne Parker (K,aw); 5. Cr a ig Whelsrine (Kaw).
SR 8 : 1. C u b Dunnin g (Kaw); 2. Da vid Ca rman (Yam); 3.
Wa yn e Ba ~r (Ka w ); 4. x.- M...tell ar ( Ho n); 5. Kevin Dejac
(Hon).
SR C: 1. Pillul Ga rd ner (Han); 2. o..nie l Crowner (y_m); 3.
Bru ce Za ng hi (Hon); 4. Scott Horgie ~ ( Rtx); 2. Kftl Yoder (Rtx) ; 3. Phi l
Libhart (Rb>; 4. MikE'Hackt'T(RtJd ; 5. Cary Clark (R1x).
65:: 1. COIYY H ~ (Kaw); 2. Danny G ui!lf.1Jpe (Ka w ); 3.
Jared Mees (Kaw ); 4. Shawn FasteT CKaw); 5. Bria n Philli~ Jr.
{yoIm} .
600 B: 1. Mike Wilson (KIM); 2. TN. Trry CHon); 3. Jd f Sassa m.tn (Hon); 4. Tun Ru_1I(Rbd ; 5. John Homdf'nlOn (Hon),
150 A:. 1.ClarenceBuD (Yam); 2. 8rian Eckhart ITri).
125 A: 1. Keittl Fitzgera.ld (Hon).
250 8: 1. J.:wy ZydiN>ky (Han); 2. Bru ce Ingram (Yam); 3.
Mark Mon tgomery (Hon ); 4. Will RlBIII'll(Yam); 5. LaI'1')' Hoffma n
Jr. (Suz).
600 A: 1. Mike Klopp CHon); 2. Bob Swl'l."tm (Rtx); 3. Jim H oI~
Ii,ter ( Rn ); 4. Mike McKee (Ra); 5. Jim lbas (Rn).
40+: 1. Joe Gately (Yam); 2. Tony John (Yam); 3. Tom Vand er ·
hey (Yam); 4. Steve Angelbt!rger (Kaw).
"The Duke" dominates at
Silver Springs Motocross
By Melissa Threadgill
SILVERSPRINGS. NY. APR. 30
joe "The Duke" Ellington rode his FMF/ Arkport /Thor / Cohocton Va lley Motopark-sponsored rid e to first place in both motos for the
overatJ win in the 201ee-Open d ivision at Silver
Springs MX.
In th e first m ota . Greg Meed er got t h e
hol esh ot. followed by Ellington, Richard
Swarthou t and Darrel Stone. Ellington quickly
ga ined the lead wh ile soon dropped off the pace
and wa s passed by Swarthout and Stone. Also
VINT &: W(X)05: 1. Wa yne Barber OGaw); 2. Mark 8o.-tlinger
F~ Lucas OGaw) 5. JeffGa uger
;
(Han); 3. Kevin DeJac (}(a w); 4.
(Suz).
White reclaims Dilwyn HS
By Mary Jackson
D1LWYN, VA, APR. 23
The "bad boy" is back.
Three-time Grand Champion David White
claimed the overall win during round three of
the Virginia Championship Hare Scrambles
Series at the Dilwyn Hare Scramble.
White, who sta rted one minute behind the
AA class, passed every one and took the lead by
the end of the first lap and set out to reclaim the
title he had held for three years when the series
first started.
White had passed two riders in his class and
th ree riders in the AA clas s by th e en d of the
firs t la p . St ickin g close to White was DanieJ
Morrison, but not close enough to steal the lead.
A close battle was brewing in the 250/5OOcc
A cl ass b e t w e e n Tommy Handy, Timmy
Mitchell, and Ro b bie Dee!. Handy got the
holesho t and m ain ta in ed the lea d . Deel and
Mitchell kept switching positions and it paid off
for Mitchell , who claimed second place, leaving
Deel for third.
Moving up from the G-J OOcc to the G-200cc B
class this year, Brian Bouma put on a good
show. During th e previous tw o races this season , Bouma has finished first , but Chris Baggett
