Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

corner. Kehoe pulled a quic~ one on Franco right before the white-flag lap by faking a move to the right and darting back to the left to ride by Franco over the quad jump. At the finish line, Kehoe took first with Franco claiming the runner-up position. In moto two, Franco again rocketed off the line to nab the holeshot. Kehoe again was napping on the starting line and rounded the first turn dead last. Kehoe made quick work of the other riders and was within striking distance of Franco by the end of lap two. Kehoe finally got the best of Franco by diving to the inside after the whoop section and motored on for the win. Results P/W: 1. Scott Decosle (1crM). 60 (4-8); 1. Tate Misiasuk (Kaw). 60(9-11): I. Adam Miller (Ktw); 2. TY$On Davis (Kaw). 80 Beg: 1. Richard Eubanks (Yam); 2. Brent Hendrix (Kaw); 3. Kelly Vogel (Ya.m); 4. Tyler Carte.r (Yam); 5. Breit Mounlain (Yam). 80 NOV: 1. Mimeal Meadows (Hon); 2. Shane Smith CHon); 3. Vince Rhoadll (Yam); 4. Steven Price (](aw); 5. James FulleT. 80 OPEN: 1. R. J. Thompson (Kaw). 125 BEG: 1. Mike Miller (Kaw); 2. Brian Schaumsurg (Suz); 3. Cplin Morrison (Kaw); 4. Scott Reynolds (Hon); 5. Rick Larson (Su.). 125 NOV: 1. Travis Smith (Kaw); 2. Justin Komolf (Hon); 3. Mike Wilson (Kaw); 4. Brad Terry (Hon); 5. Corina Chinen (Kaw). 125INT: 1. Jeremy Qaus!lee (Kaw); 2. Frank Mecono (Kaw); 3. Damon Biven'J (Yam); 4. Beau Baron (Suz); 5. Kalpo Chung (Yam). 125 PRO: 1. Erik Keebler (Han); 2. David Evilsizer (Suz); 3. David Fretwell(Suz). 250 BEG: 1. Jeff Talbert; (Hon); 2. Mike Dian (Hon); 3. Robert Giordano (Yam); 4. Justin Dubber.Jo:e (Suz); 5. Gerald Forde (Kaw). 250 NOV: 1. Jason Williams (Yam); 2. Patride Wade (Kaw); 3. Jim Dorsett (Han); 4. Travis Smith (Kaw); 5. G~rge Lamonte (Su>~ 250 INT: l. Damon Bivens (Yam); 2. Shawn Davis (Hon); 3. Ride Jacobson (Hon); 4. Peter Casano (Hon); 5. Bryan DotS4:!y (Hon~ 250 PRO: 1. Eric Kehoe (Han); 2. David EvilsiUT (Suz); 3. Shay Fretwell (Suz). JR VET BEG: 1. Tom Hunter (Hon); 2. Rex Steerman (Kaw); 3. Dave Gaspm-o (Yam). JR VET NOV: I. Robut von Sclmeidan (Ya.m); 2. Jason Williams (KJ'M); 3. MM:hae1 Gilmore (Kaw). JR VET INT: 1. Petrr Casano (Hon);2. Rid:.Ja~(Hon);3. Bryan Dorsey (Hon). VET BEG: 1. Vernon Dec:oste (Kaw); 2. Kevand Upscomb (Su%); 3. Ron Wade (KIlw); 4. Ernie Diu (Han); 5. James Gartland (Hon~ VET NOV: I. Oay Freidman (lion); 2 George Jimenez. (Kaw); 3. Jim Dorsett (Hon); 4. Robert von Schnftdan (Yam); S. Oyde Adams (Hon). Schedule Of Events Race'1 (7:30 am) Unclassified Race 12 (8:30 am) Kids Race '3 (9 am) Senior , Women - Vintage - Dual Sport Race '4 (11 am) Vets Race #5 (1 pm) Pro - 250cc Open Race '6 (3 pm) 80cc - 125cc 4-Stroke Keith Bowen (1 NI broke out of the peck to take the victory In the Over 25 class at the North American Seniors Championships In Lake Mills, Wisconsin. VET INT: 1. Andy ~a1e (HQn); 2 Darin Layton (Yam); 3. Jeff Stapleton (Han); 4. leonard Liston (Yam); 5. Eric Fleming (Kaw). VUPRO: 1. Eric: Kmce(Hon);2 Louis Franro(Hon~ Bowen blasts Senior MX By Andrew Bussen MILlS, WI, SEPT. 7 Keith Bowen won both motos in the 25+ Intermediate class as the Aztalan Cycle Club 'hosted the fourth annual North American Seniors Championships. The event drew 217 rider entries from various states, with sponsors providing products and gift certificates to the top 10 finishers in each class. . Scott Steinle put the power of his open bike to use, grabbing the holeshot in the first Over 25 Expert moto, but was soon displaced by KTM-backed Bowen. Andy Stacy put on a clinic while carving through riders hom midpack to second, but he couldn't overcome Bowen's blistering pace. Steinle took third, followed by Jim Randa. Larson Cycles-sponsored Steinle holeshot the second moto, followed by Bowen, Mark Wright, Jim Randa and Nafzger. Once again TUF Racing's Stacy was mired in midpack, a carbon copy of moto one. Stacy worked his way toward the front, taking second to Bowen, with Wright holding on for a strong third and Steinle in fourth. MX-Tech-backed Andrew Bussen took the overall win in the Over 25 Intermediate class, splitting moto wins with Mike Vlasic of Dlinois. Bill Dennis swept the first Over 30 Intermediate class, and Roger Kramer's 3-1 finishes edged out Bob Westergaard's 2-2 for the overall in the second group. Local rider Tom McShane took the overall Over 35 win, followed by MKA's Brad Nordlof. Gregg Henkel's pass on McShane !lver the finish-line tunnel jump for the lead and the win in the second moto appeared to defy age and physics. However, Henkel's poor first-moto finish kept him out of contention in the overall standings. Sportcycles Suzuki-backed Larry Witmer of Indiana won both motos in the Over 40 Expert class. Robert Sweeney came from behind to win both motos of the Over 50 Expert class, while Ronald George and Larry Stewart swapped second and third positions. The Over 50 Intennediate class was dominated by Bill Terry, while Tom Hamrn finished 1-1 in Over 60. Results 25+ EX: 1. Keith Bowen; 2 Andy Stolcy; 3. Scott Steinle; '4. Jim Randa; S. Mark Wright. 25+ £NT: 1. An~ B~ 2. Mike V1asic; 3. Eric Smith; 4. Brian Cornelius; S. Sam Salaja, 30+ EX: 1. Krith Bowen; 2. Andy Stacy; 3. Scott Steinle; 4. Jeff Lois; 5. Larry Wibner. 30+ Il\tT: 1. BiJI Dennis; 2. Joel HaIl; 3. Tom O'Donnell; 4. Michae:! Gowe; S. Joseph Nozek.. 30+ INT: 1. Roger Kramer; 2. Bob Westergaard; 3. Carl Hein; 4. Jeff Ookes; 5. ""'" Boyden. 35+: 1. Tom McShane; 2. Brad Nordlof; 3. Pele 5ll1~ski; 4. Ron Mauer; S. }oRph Nosek. 40+ EX: 1. larry Witmer; 2. Brian Otto; 3. Jeff Heaston; 4. Torn McShane: 5. Ken Kraus. 40+ INT: 1. Ben ~ 2. David Knospe; 3. David Walker; 4Allen Staige; 5. John Meehan. 50+ EX: 1. Robert Sweeney; 2. Ronald George; 3. Larry Stew· art; 4.. T~ Woosley; S. Ted Coplien. 50+ INT: 1. William Teny; 2 Robert'Schmiege; 3. Bud Huff; 4. Peter" Rugat; S.~ Carter. 6O+f I. Tom HJImm; 2. Bob Btotz; 3. fun Denevan.

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