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with Dickson cutting into Cook's lead. Lappers became a factor late in the moto, which allowed Gaylon Dickson to catch and pass Cook for the lead with a lap and a half to go. Then that same lapped traffic became a factor again, but this time in Cook's favor; Cook passed Dickson with half a lap to go, getting the second-moto win and the class overall. Cook's perfect 1-1 rides earned him the 250cc Open A overall, with Dickson (2-2) taking second overall. Nyzio's 5-3 rides were good enough for the final spot on the podium. Dan Paroby led the 125cc Beginner class around the first turn in the first moto, with Reade Schield, George Narcum, Stanley Otto and Zachary Zopp trailing. On the next lap, Narcum passed Paroby for the lead. Paroby found himself relegated to second. Otto was still in third, while Jason Nudelman moved up to fourth and Cory Gager was fifth. On lap four, Narcum crashed while leading on the big infield double but managed to remount in second. Otto inherited the lead and held on for the first-moto win, with Narcum, Michael Swan, Paroby and Nudelman in tow. Paroby again led the pack off the start in mota two, with Narcum, Otto, Schield and Zopp trailing. Narcum quickly passed Paroby for the lead and began to pull away. Paroby dropped to second, while Otto and Schield held their third and fourth positions. Nudelman passed Zopp to take fifth. Narcum was gone by lap three and finished the second mota with a huge 16-second advantage. Rounding out the top five at the checkers were Otto, Swan, Paroby and Jeff Yatsko. Narcum's 2-1 rides earned him the overall win, with Otto getting the runner-up spot via his 1-2 rides. Rounding out the podium was Swan with his consistent 3-3 tally. eN Hurricane Hill. Sports Center Clifford, Pennsylvan;' Results: July 8, 2001 [Round 31 50 (4-6): I. Nikolas Desiderio (Pol); 2. Bruce Redfield (Pol); 3. Connor Gillespie (KTM); 4. Richard Benesky II (KTM). 50 (7-8): 1. James Doolittle (Kew); 2. Ryan Francis (KTM); 3. Tyler Rossiter (Pol); 4. Jacob Steppe (Han). P/W (4-8): I. Trey Buchter (Yam); 2. Morgan Buchter (Vam). 65 (7-9): I. Anthony Peregrin (KTM): 2. Moreus Hodge (Kew); 3. Kyle Gillespie (KTM); 4. James Doolittle (Kew); 5. Ryan Francis (KTM). 85 (7-9): I. Anthony Peregrin (KTM); 2. Justin Moylath (Suz): 3. Moreus Hodge (Suz). 85 (7-11): I. Marshall Hurd (Suz); 2. Matthew Hougentogler (Kew); 3. Anthony Peregrin (KTM); 4. Matthew Gillespie (Kew); 5. Justin Mllylath (Suz). 85 (10-11): 1. Morshall Hurd (Su,); 2. Matthew Hougentogler (KlIw): 3. Matthew Gillespie (Kaw); 4. Michael Sovdas (Suz); 5. Robert Reynolds (Kaw). 85 (9-13): I. Morshall Hurd (Su,): 2. Abbie Jo Bardo (SUI); 3. Eric Frantz (Kew): 4. Matthew Gillespie (Kaw); 5. Robert Reynolds (Kaw). 85 (12-13): 'I. Kerry Kaminsk..ie (Kaw); 2. Broc Repard (Kew); 3. Donny Buchter (Hon); 4. Sean Wallace (Suz); 5. Daniel Zebrowski (Hon). 85 (14-15): I. Jacob Feaster (Kaw): 2. Bryan Fleischman (Kaw); 3. Nick Johnson (Yam); 4. Dylan Krause (Hon); 5. Bart Holt (Kew). MINI (9-13) 85: 1. Andrew Wiegand (Kaw): 2. Marshall Hurd (SUI); 3. Seen Wallace (SUI): 4. Donny Buchter (Han): 5. Brae Repard (Kaw). S/ft\INI: 1. Andrew Wiegand (Kaw); 2. Sean Wellace (SUI); 3. Donny Buchter (Hon): 4. Broc Repard (Kaw); 5. Bryan Fleischman (KlIw). 125 BEQ: 1. George Narcum (Yam); 2. Stanley Otto (Yam); 3. Michael Swan (Yam); 4. Jeffrey Mike (Han): 5. Zachary Zopp (Kaw). 125 A: 1. Jeremy Cook (Vam): 2. Glen Boyesen . (Yam); 3. Scott Rockwell (Hon); 4. Mark Waldele (Kaw); 5. PeuJ Waslin (Kew). 125 B: 1. Nicholas Mowry (Suz); 2. Matthew KJeukens (Kaw); 3. Frank Pasquale (Yam); 4. Petrick Benner (Yam); 5. Joshue Bonito (Hon). 125 C: 1. Ashlee Woskob (Yam); 2. Zachary Feaster (Kaw); 3. William Heckman (Hon); 4. Walter Zebrowski (Hon); 5. Michael O'Connor (Hon). 250 BEG: I. Don Paroby (Han): 2. Jason Boyko (Suz); 3. Reede Schield (Yam); 4. Kyle Karcher "",~t - '. ,'. - . _ .. ,,=-r' j:ff~~""'--l~Jil ~(~... ", .. ';j./,......... (Hon); 5. Bryan Nus. (Han). 250 A: t. Jeremy Cook (Yam); 2. Gaylon Dickson (Kaw); 3. David Nyzio (Yam); 4. Harry Laughlin (Suz): 5. Scott Rockweil (Hon). 250 B: 1. Nicholas Mowry (Suz); 2. Matthew Kleukens (Kaw); 3. Patrick Benner (Yam); 4. John Kertesz (Kaw); 5. Brent Bennyhoff (Hon). 250 C: 1. Dominic Mark (Hon); 2. Craig Kollmer (Han): 3. Rich Millon (Vam): 4. Carm Perri (KTM). SCHBY: t. William Heckman (Hon); 2. Paul Treas (Yem): 3. Waller Zabrowski (Hon); 4. George Narcum (Yam); 5. Brennen Clancy (Suz). CLGBV: I. Mark Waidele (Kaw): 2. David Ny,io (Yam): 3. Jed Schappert (KTM); 4. Chad Belial! (Vam): 5. Jeffrey Duniap (Su,). 25. A: 1. Gaylon Dickson Jr. (KlIw); 2. Tom Littman (Hus); 3. Stephen Desiderio (Yam); 4. Erik Burkholder (Yam); 5. Paul Waslin (Kaw). 25+ B: I. Carl Wolter (Vam); 2. Jeff Ford (Kaw); 3. Clay Cambell (Kaw); 4. Joshua Bozzito (Hon); 5. Lance Rowland (KTM). 30. A: 1. Gaylon Dickson Jr. (Kaw); 2. Erik Burkholder (Yam); 3. Henry Lucio (Yam); 4. Stephen Desiderio (Yam); 5. Thomas Sebastian (Yam). 30. B: 1. Jeff Ford (Kaw); 2. Stan Brozgulis Jr. (Suz); 3. Kim Kline (Hon); 4. Lance Rowland (KTM); 5. Kenneth Burke (Yam). 30. C: 1. Brizln Sworen (Kaw); 2. Rich Millon (Yam); 3. Mark Zopp (Kaw); 4. Mark Jensen (Hon); 5. Gregg Bouchard (Hon). 40.: 1. Fisher James (taM); 2. Kim Kline (Hon); 3. Thomas Sebastian (Yam); 4. Douglas Wenuell (Vam): 5. Gary Strausser (KTM). Lodi Cycle Bowl Casey Bats In Another One Bv KAREN GOOLD LODI. CA. JULY 14 The Lodi Cycle Bowl hosted the first of two District 36 events of the weekend. Lodi was a track much enjoyed by Rob Damron, who recently lost his life during a race in Perris, California. Damron was well-known at Lodi and rode it often during his racing career, and was even married at the track. This evening's events started with a riders' parade and a lap ridden by Mark Corsetti with the checkered flag in memory of Rob. who will be missed. Bobby Fang and Joe Hernandez battled with each other for the lead in the 80cc A/B class, with Fong crossing the line in front, Hernandez second and Cody Anselmi behind them. In the Vet C class, Jim Hodgins and Raymond Diaz worked the track, with Hodgins taking home the top brass. Diaz came back on the track in the Open C class and finished first. ahead of Mark Quinn and Ed Andrews. The Vet A had nine riders on the starting line. Robert McDortnell worked the track best in thjs race and finished first, ahead of Jason Pauli and Steve Hall. Irt the Vet B divisiort. Justin Filice gave Bert Voto-Bemales a run for his money. but Voto-Bemales crossed the line in front of Filice. There were 12 riders contesting the Opert A event, and Corsetti, mounted on his WoodsRotax, worked his way from the rear to pass the riders in front of him one by one. Corsetti rode a good race and finished first. with Mark Key and Danny Casey second and third. Donnie Darrah took off first in the Vintage SOO contesl and held that lead for most of the race, but Mike Riddell, coming from the cheater's box, caught Darrah and passed him to finish first. The Pro Am was a fast race, with six riders on the starting line. Casey was able to take the lead and hang on to it for this one and finished first. with Corsetti and Junta Kono following not far behirtd. R.sults PfW STK .50 A: I. Mk:haceI Martin (Yam); 2. Jake Strong. PfW STK 50 C: I. Sean O'COMOI'": 2. Gabriel Garda: 3. Chris KtpruUl. 50 MOO A: I. Brandon Bernerdeau (Cob): 2. Michael Martin (Yam). 60 A: I. Anthony Fang: 2. Chad Cose. 60 B: I. Oa\llT\ IlIIagna: 2. DanJeUe Celdeira. 60 C: I. Tony Devlla (Kalil): 2. Bobby Caldeira (Yam). BO A: I. Bobby Fong; 2. Joseph Hemllndel (Yam): 3. Cody Anselmi. XRIOO B: I. Kenny Cllnotte (Hen). XRIOOC: 1. Sam Clerk. 250 B: I. Kenny Caliotte (Hon). 250 C: 1. Nkk Cont!. V1NT (0.40) A: I. Casey YalTO\ll. V1NT (0.40) C: I. Ed Andrews. V1NT 250 40.: I. James Ootelli; 2. Albert Webber. Loci! Cycle Bowl: Danny Casey won the Pro Am contest in Lodi, California_ VlNT 500 40•. 1. Donnte Dorrah; 2. Jl\lke Riddell. vtNT 750 40. ~ 1. Joo EidleIbcIlqI; 2. Rogeor Hamilton. VET A. I. Robert ~I; 2. Juan Pauli: 3. Steve HaU. VET 8: I. RobM McCarty; 2. Donnie Dtlrrah. VET C: I. Jnl HodgInS: 2. Raymood Dioz. OPEN A: 1. Marit Corsetti (W.R): 2. Mark Key; 3. Danny Casey. OPEN 8: I. Bert Voto-Bemales: 2. Justin fila. OPEN C: 1. Raymond Diez; 2. Mark QuIM; 3 Ed Andrews. PRO AJIc 1. Damy Casey; 2. to\aril; Corsetti. 125 MNY: 1. ..IotwI Metton (Sur.); 2. Jemes Stephens (Yam): 3. Chan Senn (Yam). 125 C: I. Wes rndell (Yam); 2. Buck Hartzog (Yam); 3. Brint Sampson (Ka.,): 4. BIcne Mnon (Yam); S. WiD Rhodes (Yam). 125 0: 1. theel Sanders (Kew); 2. Austin Peblllorth (Yam); 3. Ch&d Reeves (Yam); 4. De.rUei Hendrix (Kalil); 5. Ben Weidner (Yam). 250 MNY: I. John Melton (Sur.); 2. Jon Sanders (Yarn). 250 C: 1. Clint Stagner (yam): 2. Buck Hartzog (Hen): 3. Regal Hanvn (Yam): 4. MictlMoI Carey (Kaw). VET 8: I. Kevin Davis (Hen); 2. Kenny Casey (VCR). VET C: 1. Kerth Ward (Yam). 4(»: I. Tony Hardy (Kaw); 2. Phil Sander.I (Yam) HBBY: I. James Hutto (K_); 2. Ryker Smith (Yam): 3. Alan Evans (Yam): 4. John Holt (Han). Riverside MX Stagner on a Roll Cooperland Raceway Bv AUSTIN GATUN Mr. Smith Goes to Cooperland NEWTON. AL JULY I Band C Racing's Clint Stagner continued his march toward the Kace-Tek Summer Motocross Series 250cc C title with double moto wins at Riverside MX in Newton, AJabarna. This race was round six of 10, and Stagner has now won five motos in a row. Stagner's teammate Buck Hartzog pulled the holeshot irt the first 250cc C moto. Stagrter shot past him in turn two and rode his VZ250 to the win. Behind Hartzog. Michael Carey and VZ426F-mounted Regal Hamm placed third and fourth. Stagner controlled race two from start to finish. Hartzog picked up his fifth runner-up spot in a row. Hamm came in ahead of Carey and lopped the Enterprise, Alabama, KX250 rider in overall scoring. Hartzog also took a runner-up finish in the 125cc C class, going 2-3 behind the I-I sweep of SSC Racing's Wes Tindell. Locked in a tighl series battle with Hartzog, YZl25-mounted Tindell has finished no worse than second in the last eight series motos. Third on the day was Brint Simpson, gUiding his 10<125 to 3-4 placirtgs. Evan Smith was the overall winner in the Pee Wee (4-6) division. The Cobra rider went 1-I and has rtOW won eight of the 10 series motos he's entered. Freeport, Florida's D.J. Oakes placed second to Smith both times out. Series contenders Justin Paschal and Joel Smith claimed third and fourth, respectively. Both riders have made a commitment to the series and are the only two in the class to have competed in all 12 motos so far. By CONNIE JOHNSON STILLWATER. OK, JULV 8 Cooperiartd Raceway's Bicycle Series kicked off with almost 250 riders showing up to race in 100-degree-plus temperatures. Robbie Smith put his Baker Boys/Reynard Modificatiorts YZI25 out front and showed the Novice class just how "hot" he was. Smith nailed the holeshot in the first 125cc Novice mota and blazed a trail for everyone else. Following about 15 seconds back was a hard-charging Trey Terbush on his Rainbow Sports Vamaha. KTM rider Kendall Owens passed Suzuki jockey Kyle Wilson for third. Mota two was ~ repeat performance for Smith. but Vance McGraw got a better start this mota and put his Yamaha in second. Terbush had to settle for third. The 125cc Beginner class also had one rider domirtate both motos. Rory Sanders got his Kawasaki out in front for the holeshot and took it wire to wire in both motos. The race was for second place. Kyle Murrow managed to keep his Suzuki in second from start to fmish in the first mota, with Dillon Raines twisting the throttle and getting his Honda pasl two riders to finish third. Chism McClain had a better moto the second time around and finished second on his YZ, with Murrow passing two bikes to finish third. In the first aocc Beginner moto, Jason Brunk dominated on his Honda, even after going down at the end of lap two in the offcamber turn before the finish line. Honda rider Dalton Hill enjoyed a brief stint in first after Brunk's fall but was quickly passed and finished second, followed by Kawasaki jockey Brade Wikel. Brunk was the star again in mota two, but he had Wikel with him all the way. Hill had to be satisfied with a third-place finish after a poor start had him buried at the back of the pack. This was a day for domination. Will Hahn was the dominator in the 65cc (9- II) class. putting his Team Green Kawasaki out in front artd never looking back. Jeffrey Fisher kept R.sults PfW (4-6): I. Evon Smith (Cob); 2. O.J. Oakes (KTM); 3. Justin Pa.sd\el (Hon); 4. Joey Smith (KTM); 5. Will Hamm (Hon). PfW 1. Gary Drummond (Yam); 2. Travil Patterson (Hen): 3. Jonathan Woodfln (Yam): 4. Justin Wood'In (Yam); 5. Taylor Patter· ion (Yarn). 60 C: I. Christian Trammel (Kalil). 60 0: I. Gary Drummond (Yam): 2. Nicholas Hooll (KTM): 3. William Waters (KTM); 4. Jonathnn Woodfin (Kalil); 5. Campbell McNab (Kalil). 80 B: 1. Stephen Ralllis (Kalil). 80 C: 1. Hunter Walters (Sw.): 2. Kendall Mason (Sw.). 80 0: 1. Josh Wynn (Kalil): 2. Nkk Stll.1 (Kalil): 3. Ethan Bruner (SuI): 4. Chase Smith (Sw.): 5. Jake Hendrix (Kalil). S/MlNI: 1. Stephen Ralllis (Kelll); 2. Hunter Walters (SUI): 3. KendllU Mason (Sw.); 4. J«!I't'my Hardy (Kalil). _ YTH: 1. Jemes Stephens (Yam): 2. Stephen Rallll, (Kalil): 3. Blane Mellon (Yam): 4. Will Rhodes (Yam). 16·29: 1. Jon Sanders (Yam); 2. Brint Sitnp5Or1 (Kalil): 3. Wes Tindell (Yam): 4. Regal Hamm (Yem): 5. Clay DoIIIning (Kalil). eo: cue I ... n ... _ :IS AUGUST 15, 2001 53

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