Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1990's

~EVENTS Top Texans honored at Cross Country banquet By Darryl Smith GARLAND, TX, DEC. 15 The 1996 awards banquet for the Texas Cross Country Racing Association (TCCRA) drew over 600 people to the Hella Shriners Temple. With a growing membership of over 1,000, 30 different classes now make up the organization. Trophies were handed oul to the top six riders in each class. Besides the individual class awards, several other notable achievments were acknowledged. Clay Hoenshell won the Len Rossman award for attaining the most points among Expert riders. Hoenshell had bad luck in round one, but then PRESENTS The Inaugural CLAYTON FOUNDATION CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC went on to record 14 straight wins in the Pro class. . Over 30 Expert David Koontz scored nine Expert overalls while his archrival Dana Wright caught five overalls. The Overall Intermediate trophy went to Over 45 rider David Neilsen, who competed on a Yamaha 250. The Frank Johnson Memorial was taken home by 250cc Amateur Danny Souder for earning the most points in the Amateur ranks. The Minis/Ladies overall was accepted by Mini expert Bryan Miller. . Husband and wife Danny and Alice Flowers were honored to receive the prestigious Ralph Brockway Sportsmanship Award. The Flowers started the new 50cc class that was run on Saturdays. With the help of volunteers, they laid out the courses, handled scoring and even came up with year~d trophies and prizes for the Pee Wees. For the first time, the membership voted on the the best track of the year. Promoter Douglas Richards' race at South Bryson got the edge over 15 other layouts. And for the fourth year in a row, a toy drive was held at the banquet. The TCCRA's effort rounded up several hundred toys for the needy children in the Garland area. 0" Final Standings AA 250+: 1. o.vid Culpepper (Suz.); 2. Tom RobiMOn (Suz); 3. Eric Hesl (H~); 4. Bobby Southard (KTM); S. Scott Foster (Yom~ AA 2CXk 1. Glen Boyett (Yam): 2. Ted Mym (yam); 3. Joey Houghton (Hon); 4. Eric: Hil1howJe (Kaw); 5. Cary Benton. PRO: 1. Oay Homshell (KoIw); 2. Donnie McMillon (ICTM); 3. Brian Storrie (Kaw); 4,. )1m McQueuy (Hul); S. Mike Abbott (Yom~ OPEN EX: 1. Rutl Clark (KTM); 2. Todd C~VI!I (KTM); 3. Shannon Butler (Hon); 4. Royee Petty (Hon); S. Marty Ishmael Tuesday, March 4, 1997 1 P.M. (Kaw). 2SO EX: 1. Danny Elmore (Kaw); 2. ~y Vowell (Suz)'; 3. funmy Lee WilliaN (Yam); 4. Adrian Jacobi (Yam); S. MichI!al Worrell (Kaw). 200 EX: 1. Timothy CiIIls (Kaw); 2. Mark McDonald (K&w); J. ~k Wall (Yam); 4. Barry Stanley (Kaw); S. Nathan Eads (Kaw). 125 ex: 1. Jeremy Butler (Hon); 2. Mark Weeki (Yam); 3. Brian Bames (Yam); 4. Aaron Gay (Hon); 5. JOth Craddock (Kuw). 30+ EX: }. Davld Koontz (yam): 2. Dana Wright (Su%); 3. Ray Jennings (yom);'. 80m .."'" (Hon); S. Rick Haley (Yam~ 38... EX: 1. Andrew Cooksey (Kaw); 2. Don Fitzsimmons (Hon); 3. Ollvid McKelvy (Kaw); 4. Dan Butd\ (Hon); S. Eddie Gillis (Kaw). 4S+ EX: I. Loyd Morgan (Suz); 2. Gene Panndl (Yam); J. Owty Tower (Kllw); 4. Ronald Mullen '{Hon); 5. Freddie Dejarneatt (Yam). so. EJ< 1. Bill F1U'n Smith (Hon); 3. Dave Bumllp (Kaw); 4. Dwight Leatherwood (KTM); 5. Tim Anltiee Indigo Lakes Golf Club Daytona Beach, FL -CALL NOW- SPACE IS LIMITED (Suz). 4-STRX. EX: 1. jdfSoUn~ (lion); 2. o.vMf, LucuJr. (Hon); 3. Mikr Moore (Hus); 3. 0aIe ShIelds (Hon);.5. 8tylln Freed (Hon). 2SO INT: 1. Todd Hutson (lCaw); 2. Clint McBride (lc.w); 3. Tom Moran (Kaw); 4. Will Pattison (Kaw); S. Kirk Grynwald (KlM). F'Need A Gift That Keeps On Giving? ; Helps you do all your gift shopping atone time. Your family and friends get a weekly reminder of your thoughtfulness each time Cycle News'is delivered to their door. Plus, you don't have to worry about sizes, ~olors or styles. Cycle News is perfect for everyone. . Subscribing is as easy as one phone call. With 50 issues, they will be thinking ofyou week after week. Need a Gift? Send a subscription to Cycle News. 1-800-831-2220 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. P.s.1J 125 INT: I. J.-on Baber (Yam); 2. Chris nre;.tnI!IIn (YalJlo); 3. Jeremy Wet' (Yam);" Dw.yne e..m.r (Kaw); .5. Bnndon WaJ.. ton (Kaw). 30... INT: 1. Cregg Roy.r (Suz); 2. Marty c..they (Yam); 3. Smtt Chinnock (Kaw); 4. Ricky Marsh evllm); 5. D.lnny FlowI!l1i (Suz). • 38+ INl'; 1. Rick Hinton (Hon); 2. Glenn IN. . . (Suz); 3. Scott Winn cx.w); 4.. I:>uiIIw Horton (Yam); 5. Wllyne Reev~ (YiID\). 4S+ INT: L David Neilsen (yllm); 2. ~ FoaRs' (Kaw); J. Charles Robinson (ICTM); .. Don Cannon (KiIw); 5. John Mirra (lion). OPEN' AM; 1. 8ty.Jn Hoffman (KTM); 2. Tripp GImn Cf:Ius); 3. Scott Buder (Kaw); .... Lyntl Stanford (KTM); S. Robert SuttoA (KlM). 250 AM: I. Danny Souder (Yam); 2. Ointon TGng (yam); 3 jeff eN.... (Suz); 4. 8oy.m Pelton (""w); 5. Rol>ert 80... (Yam» 200 AM: 1. Man Pllnlrr (!Caw); 2. Don Heierman (Kotw); 3. Glen Pinion (Kaw); 4. john Bryant (lrough (lion). MINI EX: 1. Bryan Miller (Kaw); 2. M.1tt GNbb (Kaw); 3. Olris Abbott (Yam); 4. Tracy Tnlwtek {Kaw); 5. Danny Krlsey (]Caw). MINI AM: 1. Tyler Rawlings (Kaw); 2. Geoff Speed (Suz:); 3. Brandon PMtel' (K.w); 4. Oay Leaverton (Hen); S. Jemny Johnston (Kaw).

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