and a hard-fought second-moto victory. Crouch
came across the line in third with Brown and
Fajardo in the fourth and fifth positions.
Results
BEG: I. Steve MatsOn; 2. Brian Burt; 3. Mike 8ron500; 4.. Ron
Sharp; 5. Andy Mairs.
NOV: 1. D\1n Smith; 2. Dnn Bernardino; 3. John Curran; 4.
David Ward; 5. Skip Pulver.
NOV: 1. Clement Moor('; 2. S (Hon); 2. Wayne Nyblom
(Hon); 3. David Thomp!lOn (Hon); 4. Scott SchrCH::der (Kaw): 5.
Wayne Pesznecker (Kaw).
30+ BEG: 1. Mike Law (Han); 2. Rick Forrest (Han); 3. Mike
ArguellO (Han); 4. Dennis Dryden (KTM); 5. Ke.n Kirkpatrick
(Kaw).
30+ JR: 1. George Reynolds (Hon); 2. Bruce Bennett (Suz); 3.
John Turak (Hon); 4. Jim Faw (Hon); 5. Carl larson (Hon~
Ing'les demolish Diamond
Raceway Short Track
By Clay Light
R0SE8URG, OR, SEPT. 24
The Ingle wrecking crew once again steamrollered into town and demolished the competition, domlnating three of the four motorcycle
classes at Diamond Raceway.
Bo, Travis and Bob won the SOcc, 125cc and
Open A classes, respectively, on the tenth-mile
oval.
Suzuki-mounted Sean Light sat on the pole
for the seven-rider 80cc A main, 'but it was a pair
of 15-year-olds that put the squel!ze on Light. Bo
Ingle flat ran away with the 20-lapper while
Light and Damien Saltzman swapped it out for
second in the day's best battle, which went
Saltzman's way. Light finished a close third,
well aheaa of Michael Bums and Tyler Healey.
Bo Ingle led the 125cc A main and was
chased for the first five laps by brother Travis,
who finally stuck a wheel underneath Bo to steal
the lead. The pressure was lessened when Bo
Ingle fell. Travis Ingle went on to win while
Saltzman momentarily rode in second until Bo
Ingle got by him to finish second.
Bob Ingle had tough competition in the
Open A main from fellow former AMA junior
Pro Bob Klum. In fact, K1um got the jump on the
field at the start and, even though he fell victim
to Ingle's onslaught, actually was out front late
in the race when Ingle went wide. Ingle, though,
got around K1um to score the win and make for
another Ingle-family domination.
Results
OPEN A: 1. Bob Ingle (Yam); 2. Bob Klum (Hon); 3. Travis
(ngle (Yam).
125 A: 1. Travis Ingle (Kaw); 2. Bo Ingle (Suz); 3. Damien
Salttmlll'l (Hon).
80 A: 1. Bo Ingle ($u%); 2 Darnien Saltzman (Han); 3. Sean
Light (Suz).
50 A: 1. Jeffrey Barnes (Yam); 2. Brad Strong (Suz); 3. Asa
Martinson (Yam).
Higgins wins at Washougal MX
By Brian Barnes
WASHOUGAL, WA, OCT, 1
A total of 321 riders battled it out today at
Washougal Motocross Park during round three
qf the Pacific Coast Grand Championship sanctioned by Motocross Northwest.
. In moto one of the 125cc Beginner dass, Scott
Higgins, Blake Painter, Tyson Lindeman and
josh Glynn took the top four spots after some
great racing action. Both 'Painter and Higgins
were trying to pick up valuable points on fifthplace finisher Travis Goff, who was leacting the
points chase going into today's action. The second moto found Higgins scoring another weUdeserved win to take the overall, with Pa.inter
second overall with a 3-2 score and Goff taking a
consistent 5-6 tally for third.
Jason McCormick ran away with the 125cc
Pro win today over Shawn Waring, but the
action in their moto was in the 250cc lntermediate class. Idaho's Jason Stippich, Oregon's Tim
Holas and Washington's Tommy York traded
plastic in the secol\d moto after Stipl'ich had set
a blistering pace to win the first m.oto. York led
the way to start the second race after passing
Scott Holas, but it was Tim Holas and Stippich
who moved up front and then battled the last
few laps for the overall win. Holas pulled away
to take the second-mota win and overall while
York was forced to settle for third after an
untimely crash near the end of the race.
Lance Smail returned to action today after
his injury and domjnated the 250cc and Open
Pro das-ses. Small had only started riding a week
and a half earlier but piloted a new '96 KTM to
double moto wins over the 250cc Pro entries.
Smail djd the same in the open class, scoring
wins in both motos on a Honda CR 500.
Results
50 (4-8): 1. Trevor Hukill (KTM); 2. Shawn Haborlock (KTM);
3. Jon Neimi (LEM).: 4. Christopher Johnson (Yam); 5. Chris
Chevalier (KTM).
60 (6-6): I. Justin Keeney (Kaw); 2. Derek Randall (Kaw); 3.
Ryan VlIIopoto (Kaw).
60 (9-11): 1. Dale Ainslie (Kaw); 2. Tyler Fid: (Kaw); 3. joey
Mancuso (Kaw); 4. Casey Huddleston (Kow); 5. Greg PetersBe
