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Photos by M aureen Lee POINTS AT BAY MARE Above: Scally Coyne J r. and hi, ' first trophy. Lar gest number of entries at the L os P adres M.C . Bay Mare Scrambl es were in the small bi ke di vision , and happi est ri d e r i n that group was SCot ty Coy ne, Jr. In the 50cc class he took third over -all which gave him the second pl ace Amateur trophy. For the record , Scot ty is eight ye ars old! Bay Ma r e and the L os P adr es M.C . had a very smal l turn-o ut on Sunday , due to a variety of reasons. Th ese includ ed every thi n g from no posters being sent out to a rumor makin g the rounds Fri day and Saturday that al l sc rambl es were cance lled due to the current insuran ce hass l e. In some of the bi g bore class es there were only fo ur entries , prov iding exciti ng rac i ng. No one real ly ran away in any cl ass , it was a closely contested pack fi ght all the way . Left: Steve Scott was In wlnnlnl farm again at Bay M Sunday. are Th e 100 cl ass saw Johnny Grah am l eadin g the rest of the wailers to first place. As us ual , th e 250c c Exp ert s pu t on a good sho w. St eve Scott aboa rd his Bu ltaco won, but Dewayn e K eeter on his new Mont esa was never fa r behind . I t woul d be h ard to choose th e most exci t i n g of th e big bore class es . Th e cl asses wer e very small , but as we ment ione d before , the re was l ot s of action . T he NOV-Am 500 group had a wild tim e of it on two BSA's , a Mat chless and a Velocet t e. Velocette-mounted Ri chard Vin cen t turned in some fine rid ing but at the end it was Chu ck B erry , BSA in first place. Th e Open Novices w e r e also spectac ular . Clyde Cha r l es Von SChnase on a Tri umph did in the rest of th e gang showin g fine sty le , but H- D mounted Roger Sho enrock was ri ght there and resul t s would ha ve been different if Von Schn ase had made a mistake . He didn 't, Th e Open Expert s were all aboard Tri umphs and all we re good enough to have won . Ron K ru seman too k th at honor with smooth riding , beat ing out Dewayne Keet er , L or en Andr ess and Clyde Van Schnue makes 11 comeback. Ri ck James . A t ti mes, you coul d hav e lassoed the bunch of them with a 6 foot l oop. Ri ch J ames, who did su ch a good job in th e rough at th e I r vi ne Motocross, l ed th e pack a coup le of time s, especi ally on the starts , but they alway s got h i m sooner or l ater. T he reas on ? Ri ck was having th e expe rie nce of fight i n g to keep a rear en d with a bi g knobby on i t from sliding away on hi m. ( Re s ul t s o n pa/:e 12) HWi 1.1.'D \N 1Uc.sON" A flack of 250's storm around the billiard-smooth Tucson trac k, led by ac. M Bradl.y. lk. Time and space con spired t o make us omit photo cov erage from our report of th e Tucson TT l ast week. T o c omplete t he picture. her e ar e vie ws of the ac tion. Next and l ast TT before Ea st side P ark cl oses f or th e summer will be May 8th. / out at contra l. Ever so sllll'tlY bY Bel,ll Ducatl stl' Bob all c,ossed up. BeloW: tWO C.Ilto rnl Ins I " k' thl • • llttl tf PII".... n o..,dI lilt anti en \Ill n B,ock8\\. GIO'I" Stl,b • Tucson cllalllP Clyd' Buckl'w, Jab stY COIll'"le • csonl. ns , Ou ndt.... TU