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Cody R,m kin tY"m); 4. AI Petty (Han); 5. D~ Da n~15 (Y" m ). 85 SR: I. Mikl!' PopM m (Y" m): 2. John Goeken (Yllm) ; J. Child COl (Hon); 4. Robby NOY~5 (KTM); 5 . Spencer Sm ith (Kaw). 125: 1. Josh 0ffl5On(Han); 2. Billy Henes (Hon); J. BI'ffiI Bowma n (Hon); 4. Josh Mingt"t" (Kll W) 5. JlIkt" Popham (Yam). : 200 : 1. .Jeke TllCkiu ( Kll W); 2. Gordon Green t K(lw); 3. Brent Wllrfd (KTM) ; 4. M.ik~ Prl~rs (Kll W 50Butch Feners (Kaw). ); 2SO I. Matt ~t'n (Hoo); 2. JllrN McKay (Yl1lTI):3. K~vin CllP: peuc (Yll m) ; 4. Jon Creek (Sw ); 5. K~ v;n liy"n (Kl!Iw). 450: J. Matt Pt"t~rs (KTM.) 2. Paul Hilll!lrd (Yam); 3. Doug CDmp: m bt-1l(Hus); 4_Br~nt St~wart (KTM.); 5. Emi~ Bruss (Yl!I ). 600: 1. Jl!Ir~d McK" y (KlIw): 2. Andy Fortner (Hon): 3. Butch Fetters (Kow): 4. J ak~ Tadu U (Han): 5. Scott ~y (Han) 750: I. Andy Fortner (Kaw); 2. G ~g Rankin (Yam): 3. wede Schultz (Yllm): 4. SconPetty (Yam) : 5. John Pottf"!" (Yllm) . OPEN I. Rllndy Grt'm (H·D) : 2. Steve Shaff"!" (H·D) : 3. Scott : Sh-ts .h . (Ho D) $R: 1. Rll ndy Tro s ~ r (Han); 2. Scott Petty (Hon): 3. Mark Peters (KT,.,): 4. Doug Ca m~ 1t (KllW): 5. K ~vin McKay (Kaw). S/SR: I. Gaylfo Jfflklfl5 (Hon): 2. Bud Northrup (AlK ): J. K~ ittI K I~n (Kawl: 4 Ron Todd (Kllw); 5. RIC kard Potter (Kaw). 400 STK: 1. Mall P~lers (Yam ): 2. Jon C ~k (Hon ): ] . Andy Fortnrf (Hon); 4 R.J . Watson (KawJ; 5. Man RlflgStrom (Kaw). OPE STK: 1. Butch Fetters (Kew); 2. S1~v~ Shl!lfer (Hon); 3. N Bud Northrup (ATK); 4 . Peul ~ (Hon ): 5. Mlkt" Bacon (Mail . D): 2. SIMlf' $hall!' f (H·D): 3. Wade PSHRD: 1. Randy GU"'n (Ho SchulU (H -D): 4 Scott Sht"t"ls Jr. (H·D\. LEAVE THE GRI1JD BEHI1JD Sandusky Valley Riders C lub Hollenb eck Tunnels Up to the A Class B y CARL D AVIS TIFFIN . OH. SEPT. 14 Ti mmy Hollen beck made that big jum p up to the A class . and he m ade it a successful one by tak in g th e win in the 12 5cc A c lass. He also won a very com petitive Co lJegeboy class at the Sandusky Valle y Riders Club AMA Dis trict 12 ev ent. Hollenbeck had his Yam aha 250cc fo ur-banqer sing ing a sweet ba rito ne m elod y as the Mill Raci ng -sponsored rider and ma chine looked goo d all day . The 12 5cc A class was one of the most exciting contests of th e day. In moto o ne, Hollenb eck took th e holeshot, with Hon da ride rs Tony Rob inson and Carl Custard holding back Decker Cycles KTM rider Vin ce Kamow. However , Karnow was on the m ov e. and he caught Holl enbeck on the last la p. bUI Hollenbeck hung tough fo r the win . The fences were lin ed wi th spectators for the anticipated rematch in m oto two . Ho llen beck aga in took the lead , with Kamow a close second and Robinson th ird . Ka rnow wanted by , and he pu t the pressure on hard from the drop of the gate . Coming into the turn at the fi nis h-line double. Kamow tried a htqh -speed in side move that turned disastrous; he went down . breaking off his KTM's handlebars an d scoring a D N F . Hollenbe ck was lon g gone . Scheits Motor ·spo nsored Robinson was sec ond , and Custard was third in both the moto and overall . Holl en bec k a lso too k double-moto v ic to ries in th e Co llegeboy ( 16- 2 4 ) class . ove r Robinson and J ohn Mason. Carl Custa rd was fourth . and J ason King too k fift h . Anot her hot rider on the day was G reg Durivage, who put his KTM 125 on to p of the 125 B pod ium and also won th e 125cc J unior ( 12 - 15 ) c lass . swee ping all fo u r m ot e s he en te re d. T he Ch ampionship Powe r Spo rts KTM rider used goo d starts to his advantag e and rod e flawlessly . In the B cl ass , Durivage too k the wi n over Bryan Hardy and Ben Wood, and in the J unior co ntest. he took th e win over Bryce Larson and Kurt Shroyer. 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