SChwartz returns to
Speedway USA
By Michael Maher
VICI'ORVJLLE, CA, JUNE 17
Boogalooisback.
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After missing the first few weeks of the 1995
Speedway USA season, Bobby "Boogaloo'
Schwartz returned to the high desert track with
a vengance as he captured victory in the Scratch
main event, winning one of the most competitive and exciting main events of the year so far.
The lineup for the sq-atch main was impressive as Schwartz faced off against Gary Hicks,
local hero john Aden and Charlie Venegas, who
was shooting for his fourth straight scratch main
victory. Schwartz got the jump on the start, but
Aden and Venegas hung on, shadowing the
two-time National Champion and making
numerous attempts to pass. Schwartz repelled
all competitors' efforts and crossed the finish
line inches ahead of Venegas and Aden while
Hicks went d.own and missed out on the dose
finish.
The Handicap main event got off to a scary
start as jerry Black lost control and went into the
wall, catching Greg Ayers in the process. Both
riders hit hard but both were okay and able to
make the restart. Randy Evans then got the
holeshot on the field. While Andy Northrup
moved into second and made a few attempts to
pass, Evans held him off and took the victory
with Northrup second, Schwartz third, Aden
fourth, Black fifth and Ayers ending with sixth
spot.
Tony Wood won the Support class main but
the star of the race was Mike Dalbey as he came
from the high yardage to dispatch the field one
by one to move into second behind Wood, coming up just short as Wood took the checkered
flag.
David Lynch led all but the most important
lap in the Support Beginner main event as he
took the lead off the start a.nd appeared headed
to victory until Sydney Payne caught and
passed him in the last comer of the last lap and
OUl-; 3. Mark
McDaniel (Yam).
30+: 1. Mike MOI'Ian ; 3. CayIon Dkkaon (Yam); 4. Jim Evans (l(.aw); 5. Josh Demuth (Yam).
250 A:. 1. Davey Ytu:k. (Sux); 2. Shane Slother (Yam); 3. CayIon D1ck1on (Yam,); 4. Josh Demuth (Yam); 5. Mike Morgan (Yam).
Barry picks on Hurricane MX
By Thorn Veety
Photo by Action Photos
CLIFFORD, PA, JUNE 4
Overcast skies greeted the more than 600 riders
th.t showed up at Tommy Hurd's Hurricane
Hills Spocts Center for the second round of the
Northeast Cassic motocross series. But as practice ended and racing began, the clouds blew
away and the sun appeared to make for a great
day of racing.
New jersey's Barry Carsten was the hot rider
(Above) Barry Carsten was a triple winner
at the Hurricane Hills Northeast Classic.
P/W: I. 8. Flet.chman (Yam); 2. Jason Lawrence (LEM); 3.
M. Dougherty (Yam); 4. Mike Cranger CLEM); S. Chris Henry
CLEM).
65 (1-11): 1. Derek Burlew (l(aw);'2.. Pat SUnpton (Kaw); 3.
Jack Carpenlrr ()(.aw); 4. R. Olaughlin ()Caw); 5. M. Doughmy
(Kaw).
80 (1-11): 1. Cuey Clark (Yam); 2. Derek Burlew (SUZ); 3. Jack
Carpenter (Kaw); 4. R. Olaughlin (Kaw); 5. M. Dougherty (Kaw).
80 (12·13): 1. Paul Carpenll!r (Hon); 2. Mike Dougherty
(Hon); ,. Shane Barthelf (Suz); 4. Aaron OIerer (Sut); 5. Jeremy
Cook (Kaw).
80 (14-15): 1. Chris Huntrr (Hon); 2. Joe Dellavenano (Hem);
3. L Mombelardi (Yam); 4. Jeff Fleece (Yam); 5. Ryan Rdnhart
; 2. John Sc:hneid« (Hon); 3. juIOn Harper (Kaw); 4. Antonio Ma.garo (J(aw); 5. Kurt Robbins
CHon).
SCLBY: 1. Juon Harper (Kaw); 2. Paul Carpenter (Hon); 3.
Shane Resanovich (Yam); 4. M.ike Barke!" (Hon); 5. Kurt Robbins
(Hon).
CLGBY: 1. Creg Paranl CSuz); 2. Sen Skutnik (Suz); 3. Jeff
Cook (Han); 4. Tommy Unman (Hon); 5. Sal c.mbone (Han).
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of the day, taking home the gold in three classes
with wins in the 125, 250cc and 25+ Expert races.
John Schneider - another New jersey rider was the only other double winner, topping the
250cc Amateur and Coupe De L'avenir classes.
He also took second in the 12Scc Amateur class
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Eighty-six 12Scc Novice riders showed up to
do battle for the classic honors with Shane Harris, Tim Haddle and Rodney Allen each winning
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Chad Klock took his Honda to point in the
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Harris was on the gas and took over the lead
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