Raceway Park Motocross results from September 4, 1988

Mini (10-11) – 1. Newton Swartz, 2. Eric Flagg, 3. James Hayre, 4. Kenny Plass, 5. Vincent Giusti, 6. James Coburn

Mini (12-13) – 1. Damien Plotts, 2. Lee Rostein, 3. Danny Golden, 4. Peter Ferone, 5. Daniel Burnett, 6. Billy Delanzo

80cc (14-15) – 1. Rich Zupko, 2. Joel Dengler, 3. Eric Banse, 4. Thomas Mauehlin, 5. Tim Keating, 6. James Wise

125 Novice “A” – 1. Jeff Castellana, 2. Mike Daddio, 3. Adam Davis, 4. William DeLuca, 5. Henry Draghi, 6. Gary Bartholomew

125 Novice “B” – 1. Matt Rodder, 2. Eric Good, 3. Tony Bernabeo, 4. Mike Downey, 5. Drew Fabiano, 6. Dan O’Rourke

250 Novice – 1. Russell Myers, 2. Rich Jarvis, 3. James Chlodzioski, 4. Bill Peoples, 5. Mike Voorhees, 6. Jeff Pritchard

125 Amateur – 1. Tom Perone, 2. Joel Dengler, 3. Jeff Schilling, 4. Carmen Cordero, 5. Brian Gundry, 6. Jason Novoshelski

250 Amateur – 1. Joe Martin, 2. Rich Rike, 3. Doug Gallo, 4. Brian Gundry, 5. Scott Carpenter, 6. Brian Haddow

Open Amateur – 1. Nils Tribus, 2. Steve Bissinger, 3. Craig Burfield, 4. Jerry Rizziello, 5. Roger Meyers, 6. Eric koplish

125 Expert – 1. Robert Hayes, 2. Barry Carsten, 3. Jim McIlvaine, 4. Jeb Barrett, 5. Dennis Tompkins, 6. Dawson Ransome

250 Expert – 1. Mickey Kessler, 2. Robert Hayes, 3. Brian Carroll, 4. Jim Kapitan, 5. Kurt McMillen, 6. Robert McCullough

Open Expert – 1. Keith Johnson, 2. Kurt McMillen, 3. Jim Kapitan, 4. Lance Eubank, 5. Mickey Kessler, 6. Bob Soernson

Senior Amateur – 1. Arthur Swift, 2. Lee Rostein, 3. Wayne Roseman, 4. Sal Guasto, 5. Howard Bromiley, 6. James Henshaw

Super Senior – 1. James Haddow, 2. Rich Golden, 3. Robert Cusson, 4. Rich Strid, 5. Eris Swartwood

Senior Expert – 1. Bob Sorenson, 2. Bruce Dengler, 3. Chris VanNote, 4. Scott Uhrmann, 5. Marty Vaisman, 6. Thomas Salandra

Quad 2-Stroke Amateur – 1. Frank Lettieri, 2. Dan Pazienza, 3. Tom Jones, 4. Ralph Yacabucci, 5. John Olynyk, 6. Brian Murphy

Quad 2-Stroke Expert – 1. Pat McHugh, 2. Michael Orpen

Quad 4-Stroke – 1. Brad Rodgers, 2. Ronald Fax

Quad Open – 1. Ray Blessing