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Jones wins USMTS special at Cameron


<p>CAMERON, MO (June 24, 1999) - The United States Modified Touring Series is finally in the record books here at Missouri&#39;s I-35 Speedway. The event was orginally scheduled as a two-day special for April 16 and 17 and was a victim to two more reschedulings before track officials were able to stage the event Thursday night. Ron Jones of Elk River, Minn., led the 35-lap USMTS feature from beginning to end while finishing ahead of John Allen of Chanute, Kan., to win $3,000, which represents the highest pay-off for a single event in the history of the five-year-old, three-eighths-mile dirt track. In support class action, David Pierce of Kansas City, who moved up this season from the street stock division, finished ahead of divisional points leader Travis Callawallader of St. Joseph to win his first I-35 feature in the charger class and George Burnett of Ludlow claimed the street stock feature. Action in both the charger and street stock divisions were non-points races. <font size="3"><b>RESULTS</b></font> <b>USMTS MODIFIEDS</b> First &quot;B&quot; feature: 1. Mark Dotson, 2. Joe Walker, 3. Kevin Pittman, 4. Todd Wilson, 5. Chad Huston, 6. Brad Whitney, 7. Randy Mitchell. Second &quot;B&quot; feature: 1. Tommy Meyer, 2. Dan Daniels, 3. Kevin Cale, 4. Gene Claxton, 5. Greg Querry, 6. Huey Jacobs, 7. Donnie Wray. &#39;A&quot; feature: 1. Ron Jones, 2. John Allen, 3. Tim Donlinger, 4. Kelly Schyrock, 5. Eddie Martin, 6. Marty Thompson, 7. Randy Zimmerman, 8. Dean Wray, 9. Dotson, 10. Meyer, 11. Pittman, 12. Noble, 13. Jim Anderson, 14. Querry, 15. Daniels, 16. Wilson, 17. Walker, 19. Claxton, 20. Huston, 21. Kerry Davis, 22. Jacobs, 23. Cale. <b>CHARGERS</b> Feature: 1. David Pierce, 2. Travis Callawallader, 3. Steve Stormer, 4. Dave Bouzek, 5. Jeremiah Asher, 6. David Powell, 7. Clint Christy, 8. Larry Callawallader, 9. Ed Kline, 10. Bobby Ohrenberg, 11. Shelby Vassholz, 12. Mike McCoy, 13. Bill Barber. <b>STREET STOCKS</b> Feature: 1. George Burnett, 2. Ryan Kampman, 3. Jamie Silkwood, 4. Andy Harper, 5. Jerry Baldwin, 6. Jeff Jackson, 7. Mike Ryun, 8. Gregg Murphy, 9. Darrell Whitt, 10. Mike Stirnaman, 11. Mike Taylor, 12. Jason Estes, 13. Brad Whitney, 14. Jeff Hipacot, 15. George Clark, 16. Brad Chumbley, 17. Buddy Silkwood, 18. Danny Martin, 19. Ron Hill, 20. Chad Clancy.</p>



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