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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1966
DRAG MEET. $1000 purse for all classes. Lion's Assoc.
Drag Strip in Long Beach. Near San Diego Freeway and
Alameda.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 , 1966
IT SCRAMBLES, Perris . By Riverside Banbers MC. Only
Lightweights. All classes, 0-175, entries open 8:00 a.m .
176-250, entries open 9:30 a.m. Donation $1 .00. Entry
fee $1.00 plus 25 cents ambulance. Poin t run, Reg.
plates required.
SUNDAY, MARCH 6,1966
ROAD RACING. AMA Grand Prix, Spornman,Corisbad.
All classes, 50cc to 1000cc. Pro. license not required.
Gates open B:oo a. m. First race 12:30. Coost Hwy. to
Palomar Rood off romp . East pa st Airport to raceway .
ENDURO. 16th annual Hi-mountain event by the Colif.
Poly Penquins MC . Spark a rreste rs required . Main entries
close Feb . 15th. $3. 00. Address: ASI, box 11 1 , San
Luis Obispo.
IT SCRAMBLES by Ca lif. G ophers . AMA. Distr ic t 37
points ~vent . Prado ~rk op e ner . Small bikes (including
Novice 250's) get off at 8 a. m. Skydive show at noon.
Spectators we lc ome .
HARE SCRAMBLES . Four Aces 16th Annua l Moose Run.
Dist. 37 point run . Limed 9 mi les N . of Adelanto on
Hwy. 395 . All c lasses, Si dehacks . 3x30 mile loops.
$3 . 00 e ntry . 25 cent ambulance.
ENDU RO. Sponsored by City Cy c le. No fee. Limed a t
Hwy 14 at Lancaster to Rosemond. Two classes, up to
l00cc . 9 a.m. Fun run with trophies.
IT SCRAMBLES. Dist . 36A . Referee Benefit at Sprocket
Park , nee r Bakersfield. Racing starts at 10:00 a.m.
ENGLISH TRIALS. In Little Rock oree. Ovemight camp
Stturdoy nite. Trials start 10:00 a.m . Sunday . Call
370-8491 for mo re in formation. Loca tion will be a t 77 th
Street, Littl e Rock .
POKER RUN - by Wou thwe st Chapparels MC. Coli (213 )
838-9829. Starts from Laidlaws H-D Sales, So. San
Gabriel. Mail entries $1.25, Post entries $1.50, Mail
deadline March I.
MARCH OF DMES ENDURO - Shamrocks Me. Annual
charity bl ast. Wa tc h for de tails in Cyc le News.
POKER RUN - by Modesto Auxilary a t Modesto, 9th .
Annual.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1966
SHORT TRACK - AMA Class C - Professional events at
Monterey fair grounds at da~.
SUNDAY, MARCH 13 , 1966
IT SCRAfJlBLES - Oilers MC. a t Dehesa Track near San
Diego.
PO KER RUN - Annual Monarchs Me. points tour. Call
(213) 838-9829 for latest in forma t ion .
IT SCRAMBLES - by t he Gripsters M C . Dist. 37 points
event. Wa tc h for deta lls he re .
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1966
PROFESSIONA L IT - at Altamont Speedway (N orthe m
Cal if. )
PO KER RUN - Napa M e. hosts their 6th Annee l at Napa.
SC RAM BLES - by Stanislavs M C. in M odesto Area .
SUN DAY , MA RCH 20,1966
SUNDAY , FEBRUARY 27, 1966
IT SC RAM BLES - Hi Boots MC. at Dehesa Trac k .
ROAD RAC E. by San Francisco Chapter of AFM. First
rac e. Notiona I points . Cotati Raceway, just north o f
San Fra nc isc o on Hwy. 101 . All classes, p lus prod uction
Entr ies open 8:00 a.m., close 12:30. First event 12:30.
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M IDNIGHT HIKE
We fished for a couple of hours and
lave d on a rock in the sun. were tryin g to
get tan while we have the chance. \Ve got
tired of fishing due to the extreme excitement, and went up to the lodge about
eight miles up the road. There we ate
some good homemaid do nuts, and got
some information from ~ man on the location of some seven falls. We found that
we had to go back down the mountain
road to where we were camped in the first
place at the creek. So we headed back
down the road, but decided to go down
to the lake ag ain and eat lunch. We weren't
too dang hun gry when we got there so we
decided to take a walk around the lake.
After our walk which took about 7 or 8
minutes we decided that we're bungry
enough to eat lunch . We got back to our
old camp !:(round at the creek and decided
to go up to Sabino Canyon. As we headed
up Sabino Canyon road we noticed a lot
of college girls driving back because it was
J(ettinJ( lind of late. We drove up to the
end of the canyon where there was a
trail leading up the mountain which we
decided to hike tomorrow. We found a
camp l:(rOund where a bunch of old people
had rumalizum and all that kind of diseases and decided to spend the night
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WEDN ESDAY , MARCH 9 , .1966
CYCLE MOVIES - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
HARE SC RAM BLES - Sa nd Blasters M C . host hounds in
the desert. Wa t c h Cyc le N e ws for details.
DAN CE. Honoring all past and present Na t iona l Champ.
ions o f N orthern Calif. at White Hall, 102 6 B. Stree t
in Haywa rd. Live music 9 to 1 o crn , Adm ission $1 . 50 .
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PROFESSIONAL 100 LAP IT - Presented by Agajanian
at Asc ot Park. Novices run exciting new short course.
189th a nd Ve rmont in Gardena . Races start at 2 p.m .
HARE SC RAM BLES , by Far WestMC . of Eure ka (wea r
your ra in gear! )
3rd ANNUAL COLORADO RIVER RUN, by M oto r Maids.
Call (714) 629-3843 for in forma t ion.
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there . There was a trail at this camp, too,
leading up to the seven falls and we decided to go up and see them, althou gh it
was 6:30 and was a two mile hike. We
got up there just as the sun was setting
over the mountain . We weren't really sure
we were there because each of the falls
were only about 2 or 3 feet high. But thats
Arizona for you. We decided to leave because Marty was afraid of the dark (ha ha)
but it got pitch black about half way back.
After runn ing into about 16 cactuses and
four moutain lions we made it back to
camp. The old man came down later. By
the way his name is Ray Anderson. He
brought some root beer with him which we
drank after supper while we shot the old
bull. Ray told us that we could have the
cooler cause he said he didn 't have any use
for it. I'm sure he could have used the
cooler but he wanted to help us out as
much as he could. Ray really thought it
was great what we were doing and wished
he could do the same. Ray left about 10;30
and we went to bed.
March 24, 1963 - SuncL:y
EXPLORING SABINO CANYON
We drove over to Sabino Canyon and
stopped by the creek and layed on a rock
with Ray's radio that he loaned us. Later
we drove down the road to find a place
to cook lunch. We couldn't find any place
that wasn't crawling with catapillars so we
ate off the roadside. As we were cooking
there must have been a million people
that stopped and starred at us, as though
we were on exhibit or were some kind of
a side show. Man! were there ever a lot of
cute girls up there. Most of them are going
to the University in Tucson.
After we finished lunch we decided to
1':0 on a hike, so we started up the trail
leading up the canyon. We hiked about
five miles and decided to tum back because we didn 't find anything of much interest. It didn't take long to get back due
to the fact we raced trying to pass each
other on the rail in