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after Phil McDonald took over for brother· Sam, as they streaked across the line with a three-lap advantage on second place. Results PRO: I. Sam McDonald (Yam); 2. Phil McDonald (Yam); 5. Chet Meyer (Hon); 4. Donny Dominquel (SUl); 5. Marty Coyne (Yam). PRO UW: I. Charles Inman (Yam); 2. Shan Clark (Yam). AM UW: I. Fred Pearce (Hon); 2. JeU)' Perry (Hon); 5. Kelly Wonh (Yam); 4. Johnny Schneberger (Yam); 5. Ken Thomas (Yam). AM M/W: I. Loren Swar (Yam); 2. William H.ouston (Hon); 5. Grant Ellis (Hon); 4. Louis Glass (Yam); 5. Dewayne Hatcher (Hon). AM H/W: I. David Price (Hon); 2. Chet Meyer (Hon); 5. Chris Pauli (Hon); 4. Darrin Fry (SUl); 5. Pat McDonald (Yam). SPTSMN: I. Kevin McLaughlin (Kaw); 2. Lanny Knees (Yam); 5. Randy Shepherd (Yam); 4. John Ovenon (Hon); 5. Thomas Anskog (Hon) GTO: I. K&:N Racing (Yam); 2. Double D. Express (SUl); 5. GT Racing (SUl). c:::».... ~c:::» SEE THE GREATEST ~ . : . : ~ SUPERCROSS RACERS IN HISTORYl TELEVISION 11 Jorski jams at Shagbark CC RiCk JOh By Ed Vaughn BUNCH, OK, AUG. 23 .Trey Jorski scored the overall win at the sixth round of the Oklahoma Cross Country Racing Association's series, held at Shagbark Ranch. Jorski had taken some time off from racing with the OCCRA, but returned in a big way to lead 77-rider field through the mountainous cross-country course to the checkered flag. In the 200cc Amateur class, Chet Sullivan and Harvey Cobb collided as they entered a checkpoint Sullivan got pinned beneath the bikes, but both riders were uninjured.and went on to finish the race. Roy Gearhart won the 200cc Expert class over Mark Price. The two have been battling all season, along with series points-leader Mike Sullivan, who was slowed by a flat tire on the first lap. In the Novice division, it came down LO a three-way battle for the win between Steve Gallaher, Eddie Jones and Pete Sosenko. They rode tire to tire until the third lap, when Jones roared by the other two on his four-stroke Honda. "With so many riders from different classes on the track at the same time, I didn't know if I was in the lead," said Jones. Jones continued LO push, trying to pass the riders in front of him. He got a little out of shape in a rocky area and killed his engine and Gallaher took advantage of the mistake to move into the top spot Jones recovered LO finish second in his class. nSon' Broc Glover, Jeff Ward and many, many more! MikeSell ~. ~ :Northern California Reno, ~V Area - Date # Time & Show 9111 11 '30 pm -12:30 am VVednesday, Sept. 9 • H· hlights '85 Rosebowl SX ,g LA Superbowl of MX VVednesday,Sept.30 4:00 pm - 5:~0 pm 9112 '85 World SupercrosS Finals, LA For Additiona' Shows, rt Channel ca check your local listings, 0Sr9 O'O'Spo s (415) 296· Hosted by Larry Huffman Results 250 EX: J. Trey Jorski; 2. Bobby Southard; 5. Gerald Tims; 4. Todd Gleaves. 200 EX: I. Roy Gearhart; 2. Mike Price; 5. Mike Sullivan. +50 EX: I. Tom Haller; 2. Danny Beitler: 5. Vic Palmer. 250 AM; I. Jerry Toom; 2. Bobby Johnson; 5. Timothy King; 4. Sam Swilling. 0·200 AM: I. Craig Chapman; 2. Pete Doonkeen; 5. Chet Sullivan: 4. Harvey Cobb. +50 AM: I. Everell Ratliff; 2. Mitch Durant; 5. Mike Kerr; 4. Josh Kish; 5. Randy Hemphill. +40: 1. Gorman Smith; 2. Jim McCain; 3. Dan Reim. . NOV: I. Steve Gallaher; 2. Eddie Jones; 5. Pete Sosenko: 4. Mark Gailbraith; 5. Ray Benz. MINI: I. Nathan Reim; 2. j.C. Kindelsperger; 5. Chris Kinsch. WMN: I. Mandy Wigert. Buehl tops at Ohio MX By Susan Willian COLUMBUS, OH, AUG. 7 Team Peak's Jeromy Buehl topped the Pro riders at the Ohio State Fair motocross by winning the Lightweight and Heavyweight A classes. . The JO-lap first moLO in the Lightweight A class had Buehl as the early leader on lap one, followed by Chuck Reed. Buehl maintained his lead throughout the moLO despite encountering lapped traffic. Tommy CoJlier, in third, was pressured by Mark Musselman. Musselman made several attempts to get by CoJlier throughout the moLO but was unable to do so, and Collier landed third behind Reed. Buehl again was the early leader in moLO two, with Musselman in third on lap one. Musselman jockeyed for position to take over second from Reed, but Buehl was too far ahead for Musselman LO catch.. Buehl chalked up another win with Musselman second, and Reed's 2-3 score earned him second overall. Buehl again was LOp dog in the first round of the Heavyweight A class, pursued by James Eickel and Reed. Reed went by Ekkel over a jump LO take charge of second. Reed spent the remainder of the moLO chasing the leading Buehl, but couldn't catch him by the finish. Round twO was also won by Buehl, with Reed scoring another second-place finish. Results AUTO: I. David Whitcraft (Yam); 2. Willy Browning (Yam); 5. Derick Espenschied (Yam); 4. Derek Sturgell (Yam); 5. Chris Whitcralt (Yam). 65 7·11: I. JeU Gibson (Kaw); 2. Brian Bartlell (Kaw); 5. ScOll Kuchelr (Kaw); 4. Shawn Kuchler (Kaw); 5. David Whitcralt (Kaw). MINI JR: I. Jeff Gibson (Yam); 2. Brian Bartlell (Yam); 5. ScollKuchler (Yam); 4. Shaun Kuchler (Yam); 5. Justin Weber (Kaw). MINI SR: I. Mark Burkhart (hon); 2. Wesley Boyd (SUl); 5. Craig Clements (Kaw); 4. Todd Mouser (Kaw); 5. David Riley (SUl). 125 SCHBY: I. Tommy Collier (SUl); 2. 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