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started at the rear of the field and battled each
other for position. Their battle carried them up
to the midclle of the pack. At the finish it was
King with a quarter-lap margjn over Price,
Tresser, Stogsdill, Kopp. Hlebo, Lloyd, Behrle
and the rest of the pack.
600 EJ(, \. Rkh King (RW; 2. c.o.p. ...... IV (}I-D); 3. Andy
T....., (RW;'. Gary S: 5. TUn Fergu.Jn (BuI).
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250 PRO-AM: 1. Sam Lowe (Hon); 2. Tommy Henslef- {Han},
250 A: 1. Zach Palmer (Yam); 2. Dusty Hunt; 3. Travis Burnett
(Yam); 4. Phil Woll (Kaw); 5. Cory Roth (Hon,).
125 A:. 1. Damon Stapleton CHon.); 2. Travis Burnett (Yam); 3..
Cory Roth (Hon); 4. Usa Hiler (Hon,); 5.Jrff Landnun (Suz).
80 A: 1. Zach Palmer (Yam); 2, David Wolf (Hon); 3. Natalie
Warner (Hon); •. Joe Garrison (Suz): S. 'Krill WlIllnmscn (Cob),
80 AU: 1. 8mt Enderle (Yam): 2. Paul Uttlefleld (Yam); 3.
Mark FthrinS (Yam).
50 A: 1. Kris WilliaIt'l8Cn (Cob); 2. Eddie Black (Yam); 3, Eric
McLane (Yam); 4. Dustin Enderle (Hon); 5. Mike Fehring Otj).
OPEN A: 1. Robm Brown {Hon); 2. Mike Dnnie:ls (Hon): 3.
Kevin Hiler (Hon); . 1. Luao IUu : 5, Lloyd H.uI
(}lon).
LAWRENCEBURG, lN,jUNE 16
Cobra-mounted Kris Williamson continued h,is
dominance of the 50cc class by riding to his
third straight win of the season over an ll.fider
field at Lawrenceburg Speedway.
Williamson got a second-place start off the
line and moved into the lead on the back stretch.
From that point he motored away from the pack,
opening up a half-lap lead by the third lap. Late
in the race, Williamson was held up by lapped
riders, allowing Eddie Black to get close, but at
the finish Williamson had a quarter-lap lead
over Black. Eric Mclane claimed the third spot.
Brett Enderle led wire to wire in the 80cc
Automatic class for his win over Paul Uttlefield
and Mark Fehring. Littlefield made the finish
interesting, pulling up even with Enderle
through turns three and four on the last lap.
Enderle won the drag race out of tum four to
win by two bike lengths.
Zach Palmer won his second 80cc feature in
as many weeks over David Wolf. Palmer and
Wolf seta fast pace which saw them lap most of
the field. Natalie Warner finished third.
750: 1. Randy Bronnenbe-rg OCaw); 2. Man: Stamm (lCaw); 1
Lloyd Haas (lCaw); 4. Robin Senn (Yam); S, Casey Rick (Suz).
OPEN': 1. Mark Wood. oc.w); 2. Jcrrod Undquist (lCaw); 1
Bill MY'" ITn);" Marl< KUking (}I·D); 5. John Hillard (}I-D).
sa.: 1. Bob Moriarity (Yam); 2. Bill Myus (fri); 3.Jun Alhemus
(Bet); 4. Marvin Wiennken (Xaw); S. Greg HiIU (Ano.
Wellenstein wins
Wauzeka two-day trial
By J.D. Shults
WAUZEKA, Wl,jUNE24-25
Illinois wunderkind Jesse Wellenstein invaded
Wisconsin to snare victories at both days of the
two-day trial at Mark Ooll's farm in Wauzeka.
The Gas.Gas USA/Rising Sun Imports/
Hebo Oothing-sponsored 12-year-old dropped
only 15 marks in the Intermediate class on Saturday to best Phil McDowell's 17-point effort.
McDowell, riding his first trials on a recently
purchased Beta Zero, dogged Wellenstem all
afternoon, and Wellenstein almost blew it when
he misread the split sign in section six.
