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ARENACROSS ' R d9: Milwau kee M Arena aun I ecca . PJ1 Super Arenacross Series . I S Subscription Rate Schedule 1 year 6mooll1s Tria/ sub. 50~ 1 5~ $3800 $19.00 $12.00 CANADA 1 year 50 issues 6mooll1s 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues $78.00 $39.00 $24.00 MEXICO 1 year 50 issues 6m onll1s 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues $78.00 $39.00 $24.00 AlL OTHER 1 year 50 issues 6 mooll1s 25 issues Tria/sub. 15 issues $78.00 $39.00 $2400 DOMESTIC COUNTRIES 25~ (Left) Trey Owens (8) leads series po ints leader Jimmy Gadd is In the 125cc main. Gadd is won three out of the four main events. (Below) Andy Bowyer (77) gets the early Jump In a 250cc heat race. His best finish In the main was fifth on Friday nlghL (Bottom) Doug Stone (81) • Greg Rand (7). Owens (8) and Jeromy Buehl (2) mix It up In the 250cc main. first Class 5eIvlce DOMESTIC 1 year 50 issues 6 mooIl1s 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues 1 year 50 issues 6 mooll1s 25 ~ Tria/ sub. 15issues COUNTRIES $125.00 $61. 0 0 $37.00 1 year 50~ 6 mooll1s 25~ Tria/ sub 15issues . ALL OTHER $111.00 $56.00 $34.00 $1 25.00 $61. 0 0 $37.00 1 year 50 issues 6 monll1s 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues $130.00 $63.00 $39.00 AIr Mall ServIce O MESTIC O Not available CANADA 1 year 50 issues 6 months 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues $140.00 $71.00 $43.00 MEXICO 1 year 50 issues 6monll1s 25 issues Tria/sub. 15 issues $140.00 $71.00 $43.00 1 year . 50 issues 6 mooll1s 25 issues Tria/ sub. 15 issues 227.00 $115.00 . $69.00 ALL OTHER COUNTRIES Two year subscription prices available upon request. U the subscription order formelsese where in this issue 01CycleNews, or send yourorder including payment (check, money , order charge to VISA or Mastercard) , payablein U funds, to: .S. Cycle News, Inc. Attn: Circulation P.O. Box 498 Long Beach, CA 9080100498 Phone (310) 427-7433 lOU-FREE SUBSCRPrION HOTUNE 831-2220 <_) 24 hr. FAX order line (310) 427-&&85 52 (chargeordersonly please) , By Cycle USA MILWAUKEE, WI,FEB. 9-10 fter the cancellation of the pr eviou s rou nd in North Ca rolin a because of a w inter ice sto rm, the I5,ODO-plus weekend crowd roa red back to life in Milwaukee, after reign ing series champion Jimmy Gad dis used the weekend to strengthen his na rrow lead over his Thor / Team Green / Tuff Racing teammat e [ er orn y Bu ehl. The Mike Kidd-prom oted seri es featured all th e usual talent, including a great effort by some of the area pros like Missouri' s Dou g Stone. Stone's secon d-place finish in Fri d ay'S 125 cc main was a bi g h it among the fans. A FRIDAY NIGHT In the 125cc main, Kaw asaki of Mis- souri / Answer / FMF/ Scott-backed Stone jumped ou t to an early lead ahead of Greg Ran d and Gad di s. Two laps into the race, Gaddis relegated Stone to seco nd, wh il e Team Gr een ' s Anthonv Bowy er hung on to th ird, just one step ahead of a raging battle involving Rand, Bue hl and Tr ey O we ns . Eventually, Buehl and Owens ta ngled in a corner and went down, taking out Rand in the p rocess . F&S Su zu ki rider Todd DeHoop was righ t there to take advantage of the m ish a p . Late in the moto De Hoop mo ved to th ird, as Bo w yer d rop ped back. Antunez wen t on to take the win followed by Stone, DeH oop, Bueh l and Shawn Mo r g a n . Bo w ye r s end ed up sixth. Buehl pulled out all the stops ea rly in the 250cc main. Coming ou t of turn one, Bueh l already had a full tw o-bike lead o ve r Te xa n Br ad W o o sl e y, Bowyer, Stone, DeHoop and Gad d is. Woosley's run for the front wa s shortlived before suffering a first lap get-o ff. It took th ree laps for Gadd is to s ta rt moving up. After getting by DeH oop, Gadd is s t u ffe d Stone ex iting th e wh oops. Fou r laps lat er Gad d is wen t u n d er Bowyer but never wa s abl e to get close to Buehl, who went on to take the w in followed by Gaddis, Del-loop, Stone and Bowyer. SATURDAY NIGHT With th e series nearing its conc lu- si on and wi th a $35,000 points fund a t s ta k e, Saturd a y ' s racing a cti on became even more intense . The ev ent s ta r te d off w ith a Gadd is / DeHoop scrimmage tha t last ed tw o laps in th e heat race. Gaddis came out the los er and had to go to the sem i just to get