Results
PRO: 1.
Results
o...'slr)· Abbott (Kaw); 2. BrIan Storrie (I(nwl; 3. Bry.m
Bruning (YarnJ; 4. Mike Sdmmachcr (Han); 5. D.l\'id Perez (K..1W).
. EX: I. Dllvid Lennon (K.1wl: 2. Mall Harper (Yam); 3. Dilvid
SchulIl.' I KTM); 4. Bob Jablonsky (Hon); 5. Carlo C41)"l (Honl.
INT: 1. Cuy o...'Cker (Ki'lw); 2. Rod Ik>ll; 3. J.L Robens (Yam);
~. Rick Adair (KDw); 5. Richard Miller (Kaw).
NOV: 1. Ward SchoucJ; Z. Sll'\'C Jones (Hon); 3. Mike Ande.....
son; 4. Pele CliI\'lIS; 5. Todd UroW" (Hon),
SPTSMN: 1. Mister Nonamc; 2. Alton'Bell (Y.lm); 3. Ron
Llndsbcrger; 4. Jilek Marck Jr.; 5. Tommy Thqmason.
BEG: 1. Dennis McElw.lin (Hon); 2. Casper Riczao (Han); 3.
Chris Cocalis; 4. Dan Whatley (Hun); S. Matt Muncy.
5R EX: 1. urry &.'Shaw (K
(Tn); 3. Joe Snydl,·r (V.lm); 4. John Pike ~BSA); 5. Tony Neill rrri). .
600 PRO: 1. Bill Snyder (Bul); 2. John Fikc (BSA); 3 Guy 8n.-nnM CHon); 4. Bill Walker (lion); 5. Gar}' I'ellis (Bul).
MSTR: 1. jaml,.'S Vaughf (Tti); 2. Hill Burr (H· D); 3. o.m Maioney (''':am);4. G...'TO'lld JL>SSUp (BSA).
OPEN TW: 1. Jac Don-lId (Yam); 2. Mike Zbroz~k (Tri).
600 AM: 1. jac Donald (Dul).
250 AM: 1. Bill Walker (Yam); 2. John Gn.'Gfll)· (Yam); 3. Bill
Snyder (8111); 4. Dennis ML'lcher (Oss); 5. Roy I-Iaincs (Bul); 5.
Jarnl,.'C Taylor (Yam).
DIN(); 1. Brian McCarly (Tn); 2. Mike Zbro~k (BSA); 3. Gerald JI."'sup (Tri); 4. Tony Rodrigu~z..(BSA);5. Jerr Brown (t-I-O).
SR 40+ I. D.:!nnis Melcher (Yam); 2. O.m Renlund (Yam); 3.
JOt! Blackwell (Yam); 4. Dunne Petersen (Tri).
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CLS5C: 1 Johnn)' Isaacs (Tri): 2. Johnny Ramsey (H-D): 3. Bill
Milburn (Tn); 4. Woodie Commander (BSA).
Galbreath lands
French Cup Trial
By' Joann Galbreath
NORDEN, CA, OCT. 22
Beta rider Howard Galbreath won the sixth
annual French Cup' at the Donner Ski Ranch,
te,king his first .win of the season.
Ten grueling sections on a two-mile loop
kept the Expert~lass riders on their pegs and
tight technical turns and big steps were the
order of the day, but Galbreath stepped up to
take the win with 62 points. Second was another
Beta rider, Dan Suffin, with 70 points.
One of the most impressive rides was in the
Sportsman A class by Rusty Firanzi, who only
had eight points for the day. Firanzi had the
lowest score of the day, and the lowest loop of
one point. The Sportsman B class was won by
Justin Oakley, the youngest rider in the class.
The Senior Sportsman A division was won
by Hawley Slayton, with a low score of 16
points. Bert Fulwider also had a great ride
with only 26 points and a smile on his face.
The Senior Amateur class is always neck and
neck, but Erwin went the extra mile for his
win. Jim Dana was right there behind by only
six points.
EX: 1. HOWMd G.llbn.oatn (&-1); 2. D.ln Su£fm Okl); 3. Neil
Belvoir (Fan); 4. MilCh ~ich.lrd, (Fan).
INT: I. Barry Lowery (G-G); 2. Doug Elliott (Fan); 3. Kcvin
Flabcrt)' (F.In); 4. Oiln Neilson (Apr); 5. Rock)' Robinson (G-C).
AM: 1. D.ln W.lllcr (F.ln): 2. jimmy SlaYlon (Mon); 3. Tim F(!rgon (Apr); -I. Tony Sigala (Bet).
5R AM: I. Steve Erwin (Mon): 2. Jim Dand (G-G); 3. Rob
Hardy (Apr); 4. Dwayne Kirchoff (F.,").
SPTSMN A: I. Rusty Firllnzi (Bel); 2. Mike Mennick (Bd); 3.
Joe Eigenm.ln (C-G); ..1. Lori Dana (Yam); 5. DalTCll Jonn!lOn (C.1S).
SPTSMN B: I. Juslln Oakley (Mon); 2. Bob Luciano (8ct
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125 A: I. DiH'cy YCZl:k (5uz); 2. Mikl: Jones (Hon); 3. Josh
Demuth (Yam); oJ. Joshua $wC.lt (K;,w); 5. Shane Llwson (Hun).
250 A: I. Dawr Ycwk (Suz); 2. Mik..· Junt.'S (Hon); 3. Shane
Slother (Yam) 4. Josh Demutn (Y.,m); 5. Cayl<>fl Dickson fY.lm).
VET A: I. Tim Coombs (Yam); 2. Jefr Prm'ancc lHon); J. Fn.-'d
TurjM lSuot); 4. KI..'Tl Fr"nkenbt.:rry (Han); 5. Chris Durham (Yam).
25+: 1. Gaylon Dickson (Yilm); 2. Tim Coombs (Yilm); 3.
S«''PN.'Tl CroWl,.' (Soz); 4. Todd Slre1l (SUZ); 5. Un.ln TTt'mbla)' (Yam).
oJO+: I. John McConnl'1l IY.1m); 2. Bl.lirn.· DUI..,<:.lster (K.1~·); 3.
John Miller (Hon); 4. Ht.·nry Hal1en~hlm (K.1W); 5. Skip Stew;art
(K.lw).
125 B: I. Charll'S Dunw Kromel (Cob).
65: 1. Ct!nc Stull (Kaw); 2. Broc H..."lcr (K.1W); 3. Troy Could
(K.aw): 4. Lllke Kurtz (Kaw); 5. jdf Kettcrer (Kaw).
8S (7-11): I. Genc Stull (Suz); 2. Brne Hepler (SIIZ): 3. Mall
B.aTllf..'S (Yam); 4. Jimmy Chappell (SuZI.
85 (12-13): I. Branden JI..'SSl·man (51,12); 2. Jeremy Brown (JUw);
3. D.wi\i Hill (Hon); 4. jilmL'S Bl.lir (SlIZ); 5. Mkk Nicely (Hon).
85 (14-15): I. Michael 8olrlo (5uz); 2. William Ursic (Suz); J.
JOShUil Plummer (Ka.....); 4. Duane Evans (Ydm); 5. 60 Bowman
(K.lw).
5/MINI: 1. I3r,lnden Jesscman (Sm~); 2. Duane E"ans (Yilm); 3.
M:aU Sigmund (Kaw); 4. Oumlnic5inicrope (lion).
SCHBY; I. Mark Burkhart (Hon); 2. Paul Cilrpenh:r (K.1W); 3.
Stevl:n Onisko (Hun); 4. Timolhy SlroyTll.· tHon); 5. Oaniel I'd!>lor
(t-ion).
'CLGBY: I. lC.ul5cutt (K.1W): 2. Eric: Nepodal (5I1z); 3. Mid\"lc!
Bobroski (Hon); 4. justin Paris (Suz); S. Chanb,"O Pearce (Yam).
WMN: 1. Melanie McConnell (Suz); 2. Andre.l Ippolito (SIIZI.
VINT: I. Jack Machula (Kaw): 2.lamt.'S Stanley (Hon).
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