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Teny D..t...... hi. ltal-Jet took 2nd In SOee elass. on the board of directors (Yankee cllDital?) and at least one English cycle publication has mentioned the dread word M liquidation•• God isn't dead, he's just withdrawn from racing. 250cc Grand Prix Suzuki TELL THEM YOU SAW IT IN CYCLE NEWS GO SUPER FAST with CYCLE CITY -- OSSA - BENELLI - SUZUKI Complete Machine Shop 2142 Long Beach Boulevard Long Beach - 591-1389 i~~N6nda C-Z (l. Rust/varna Complete Service. Parts. M'~'in M 0 T"O R 5 Telephon. 359-45.& INTRODUCING THE MAELY rLAT TRACK SPECIAL RACING BDOTS. 8 N hi8h, laced, weisht :! Ibs. pe~ pair $15.95 "The Be t Service in Town" the shoeman Route 2, Box 75B, Corona, Calif. IMPOR T MOTORS 19525 EAST ARROW HIWAY GLENDORA, CALI FORNIA (213) 963·5333 UNLESS HODAKA SALES' PARTS· SERVICE EDDIE CROWELL 10427 Prairie. Inglewood OR.3·957J plus c.o.d. postaae KEN MAELY SPtJ'f, t YOU'LL ALWAYS SEE IT FIRST IN CYCLE NEWS BIITHDA Y BASH PONDEROSA '"'' 2·122 E. HI ''iTI:''l(;TO:''l I)RIVF: m: ·\llTl-:. (:.\1.1 FOR 'iIA THE NEWEST GREATER COVINA AREAS SUZUKI DEALER WELCOMES YOU TO VISIT OUR SHOWROOM & SERVICE FACILITIES fUt, . }fA HUZOll!~ • II II"""'" "". Since Suzuki was scarcely there (the factory team being totally absent and Dick Kilgroe's model being plagued by a wanl1ering spark) Yamaha had things pretty much their own way in the 250 class. Bill Boyd and Bob Cambou, both on Al Fergoda sponsored TO-I series Yamahas romped home onetwo. with Joe Butte third on yet another TO-I. (Results on page 16) tJ'f, ,., WH0000001 OIL? 1036 EI Cami no Redwood City, Calif. Dealer Inqulri.. Invited lEACH CYCLE (fITEI ,.......... Ark tilt "'~" wll6 wurr Nte! By John B. Noffsinger Oct. 2nd, 1966 opened the new IT track at Cycleland Speedway, Chico, Cali!. Using the flattrack portion, plus a jump and a few very sharp turns thrown in the infield portion, the track proved to be popular and exciting. The will be enlarged, with a steeper pitch to \'lit the bikes in the air more. They shou ld put on a good show for the customers. Fiffy-five bikes were present Oct. 2 with the results as follows: Loren strong 74Q on a Yamaha won the 60cc class. Second, was Tom Von Segran 33R on a Bonda. Third. was Delmo Becker 79R on a Bonda. Tom Bruckenstien 89R on a Hodaka was able to pull away from the rest of the pack in the 90cc Novice class. Second, was Gene Mendez 31 R on a Honda, followed by Gene Freize 37R on a Honda. The 90cc Amateur class was exciting with Phil Heyrand 47R on a Yamaha showing the way. Bob Brown, 30R on a Bridgestone took ajl'ay second place from Dick Turner 38Q, Yamaha when the latter missed a shift on the last corner. LAWNQALE CALIF • THE FAMILY 51> 2 1822 ~UN os 8 st!We CENTER You're in Good Company PONDEROSA INN 185 ENTRIES 90cc NOVICE J. Baker Shennan E. Stephen 90cc EXPERT Jack Morgon R. Mathews Coyne BARE WINS ON A BEAR Ted Bare 87Q on a Ossa won the 175cc class. second, was James Peck 116K, Bultaco, and third was Hank Roberts, 115R on a Yamaba. The 200cc Novice class was taken by Tom Jones, 97Q on a Bultaco. Be was followed by Bill Snodgrass, 12R on a Bultaco, and by Skip Taylor, 95R, Bultaco. Ken Norberg, 19Q on a Yamaba won the 20Q-250cc Amateur class. Dave Henderson 3R, Ducati was second, followed by Bob Milligan, 21Q, on a Bultaco. The open class was put a "'llY by Expert Dave Veffredo, 50R on a Triumph. Followed by Al Watson, 91R. on a new BSA Victor. Third, was Adnph Hearlman, 9V on a Honda. By Bill Pettigrew Jack Ross hosted another hare scrambles at Ponderosa Ranch n ar Lancaster on his 30th birthday last Sunday and the outcome was a Birthday Scrambles. Mrs. Vonna Raley made Jack a birthday cake and a feast of tamales and cake resulted. Donnie Dahlquist had all the riders present sign a birthday card and this was presented to Jack. At signup time Jack passed out souvenir ri bbons so all participants could take home a reminder. A grand total of 185 riders braved the Ponderosa course. Jack Morgan and his 1I0daka took first place laurels in the trail bike Expert Class. J. Baker and his trusty Zundapp copped first place in the ovice Trailbike class. The sort sand whoop-de-doos and the tall, steep hill in. the back section proved to be the hardships ofthe day for the small bikes. The open class found a puddle of water shortly after the start and proceeded to cover their number plates with the muck. But all in all the majority enjoyed the enduro section of the course. Rod Pack and his able Triumph rode to glory in name of the Viewfinders M.C. Rod was about fourth at the smoke bomb with Bob Me Laughlin on a Husqvarna in first. Oscar Thompson and BSA charged through with Jim Martino and bis Triumph in close pursuit. By the next lap Rod had worked past the others to tak e th e lead and keep it to the end, Jim Martino was Rod's only tbreat in the grueling 30 miles. Oscar Thompson closed the gap towards the finish and copped third on his moving BSA. Oscar had won this event at the last outing. Mc Laughlin and his very capable Husky took a hard-ridden fourth in the open class. There were 139 bikes in the open class and 72 finished. Of these 72 a total of 56 trophied. All participants and enthusiasts seemed to enjoy themselves in the various day's activities. Jack again hosted a fi ne event and mentions that there is going to be another on November 6th. The Tamale man will also be back for you south of the border gourmets. JIM ·Yogi- BAEHR He _anages ,our service at LONG BEACH HONDA 341 W, Pac. Cst. Hwy. 591-1305 11747 E, Carson 860-1354 5105 Atlantic 423-1433 4328 E. Anaheim 439-11943 OPEN 101cc AND UP Rod Pack Jim Martino Oscar Thompson Bob McLaughlin Don Watkins B. Rockne T. Clarke R.Fry It. 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