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·SEMI-fINAL NEWS fROM AMA MEET
Right up until press time the AMA Competition Committee and
some of the Association's executives are meeting in Columbus, Ohio
for the annual mia-changing festivities. Here are the prelimiuary
changes that came out of the first two days of conference:
TOUR AWARDS REINSTATED FOR ROAD RIDERS
AMA tour award shoulder patches are already being sent out to participating clubs for 1966 and to AMA President William Kennedy assumes that
MThe tour awards will be continued for 1967.· AMA makes no charge for the
attractive, machine-stitched shpulder patches and every club entitled to them
may obtain some by writing to the AMA at 5030 N. High St., Columbus, Ohio.
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In April, 1967, if all goes according to plan, the AMA will move into a
new 3-story building at 5637 N. High Street, Worthington, Ohio. The lease
has been signed and city officials have agreed to rename the colonial style,
brick edifice in honor of its chief tenant, the American Motorcycle Association Building.
BROOKS HALL
1966
MORE STAFFERS FOR AMA OFFICES
INTERNATIONAL
Candidates for two important new position in the AMA administration
were being interviewed in Columbus last weekend. These may be the longpromised assistants that will free the Executive Secretary and other managers
from minor duties and allow them to concentrate their talents on the most
important matters.
SPORT CYCLE
NO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCRAMBLES
DEC. 15-18
Unless a minor miracle happens, there will again be no National Scrambles Championship sanction issued in 1967. "Distances are too far for a
representative field of riders to travel and local racing conditions vary too
greatly· were the chief arguments against it.
JULES HORKY HONORED FOR 20 YEARS SERVICE
At a dinner near Columbus Saturday night Jules Horky, competition coordinator, was presented a token of appreciation for his 20 years of service
with the AMA. Former Executive Secretary E.C. Smith, now director of the
Charity Newsies fund, made the presentation.
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