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Bicycles from Big Wheels to
Bianchb were titnsd up End on
track for Sunday s Fourth Annual
Capital Classic Bike Race. It in-
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ages with longer races for cyclists
licensed by the U.S. Cycling Fed
eration.
The first event was a Big Wheels
rr.rt far kids that consisted nf rid.
j ing one lap around a track a city
block in lengin.
The other races were ridden on
a larger track that bean on K
street at the north entrance of
the capitol. It proceeded south
on 17th to H; II to 1 5th; 1 5th to G;
G to 14th and 14th to K. The
event was sponsored by the Lin
coln JournalStar Printing Com
pany and KHAT 100 FM radio
station with Deluxe Bicycles,
Lawlor's Sporting Goods, Cycle
Works, Mr. Bike and K & Z Dis
tributors. Winners and their categories:
WOMEN 18 to 24 years, 5 laps:
Lisa Bump - first, Rosina Paolini
-second, Hollie Wieland - third.
MEN 18 to 24 years, 5 laps: Rob
Frank - first, Thomas W. Price -second,
Jerry Milburn - third.
WOMEN 25 to 34 years, 5 laps:
Dolores Dold - first. Barb Rezny -
second, Carol Rig3 - third. MEN
35 and over, 5 laps: Moe Borge
-first, Carl Wolff - second, Frank
Fowler Jr. - third.
The event also included two
USCF races. The first was. for S
4s, Juniors, Women and Veterans.
Once a member of the USCF a
rider tries to advance his cate
gory status. A new member is an
S-4 and can progress to S-3 by
placing first, second or third in
three races or first through sixth
in six races during a season (June
to October). Winners in this 35
lap race are as follows:
WOMEN: Heidi Iratcabal (onlv
entrant) First. VETERANS:
James May first, Leroy Cheney
second, Gene Moninger third.
JUNIORS: Scott Moniger first,
Dan Wendlin second, Joe
McWilliams third.
The final race for the S-2s and
S-3s included a rider from Chile.
Ricardo Lobos, who r ecently was
ranked 44th in the Olympics and
I eighth in his nation was doing
I well until he lost five laps due to a
c fiat rear tire. He went on to finish
: the race after making repairs.
I! With about 25 laps to go out of .
1 1 45, Steve Melotz from Omaha
and Hajo Drees, a UNL student
1 1 from Hanover, West Germany pul-
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Schramm Eight 10, Abel Five 8
Harper Seven 7. Pioer Four 0
j Selleck 7200 20, Abe! Tvelve 1
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1 1 Kingpins 3, Ace's 1
I j Farmhouse 5, Sigma Phi Epsilon
I I Gather Twelve 15, Cather Eight
I 12
I Burr Two West 7, Abel Eight 6
rather Six 10, Cather Three 9
Cather Ten 16, Abel Four 2
feigma Alpha EpsUonl7, Trian
gle 14
Beta Theta Pi 12, Alpha Gamma
Rho 5
Abel Eight 15, Cather Twelve 5
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Bang Gang 37 (2.0), Phi Gamma
I ueitatt Phi 12 C3.6)
I Eta Pi 27 (3.0), Abel EightSan
idozFour 22(1.8)
1 AbelSandoz Eight 26 (4.0), Kap-
Pa DeltaSigma Qti la (4.0)
(Harvey Smithers 42 (3.6), Abel
I Seven 0(4.0)
j America's Team 52 (4.4), Delta
Gamma and Friends 21 (2.6)
wheels, battle in Classic
led out of the pack and cventu-
Eily gained a one-minute lead
over the group. The two led the
rest of the race with lido Dreci
making the sprint to win. Drees
said he had ridden in about 2 or 3
races in the last month and had
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returning to serve in hh country's
army. Of his win he said, "It v;zs a
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