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NO , THE EVENT WAS NOT RUN IN TWO DIRECTIONS AT ONCEI LOOKS MORE LIKE A BIKE FINALLY REBEL
LING AGAINS T THE WET GOING.
WET OR DRY AT BAY MARE
on the big bikes. W ith w heel packing and
practice the course dr ied to the tacky consisten cy of Ascot clay. except in o ne shady
tu rn . T his slippe ry bend, a high banked
left-hamler, upset man y an ea rly leader
unt il it. too. dried ou t.
With the Master of Bay Mare, Dusty
Cop page running the show, ab ly assisted by
his fellow club members, Open Expert
glory was up for grabs. Loren Andrews,
ridin g out of Triumph Burb ank , both ou trode and outpowered all the rest to win
the class going away strong.
He was followed in by Jim Bassey, on a
T riumph, who had ea rlier won the 500cc
Expert ca tegory on a BSA. Some guys
woul d rather swit ch .
A welco me sight among the ac tion- w as
the return of Bruce Jackson, now astride
a Mat chless single, and looking good as he
took second place in the 000 Expert motocross tabu lations.
T he scorekeepers claimed there were no
350cc expert races, but we seem to remembe r D e\Vayne Keeter w inning away on
what looked like a 350cc Honda.
In the 500cc Novice category, Chuck
Berry ca me down from District 36 with his
BSA twin to show the way to the be ginners. Terry H unt ga ve Berry a race in one
moto-cross, but there was no stopping the
northern raider.
NINETY-e c WINNER TOOK TO THE MUD LIKE .
A GOOD SCRAMBLER SHOULD.
( Results on Page 10 )
BRUCE JACKSON REGAINS THE FEEL OF THE
DIRT, FINISHED 2ND IN EXPERT MOTO.
