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may 21 POKER RUNS by National Forest Rld.rs Assoc. (rain date May 28). 60 easy unpav.d mil•• of Lo. Padres National Forest. Forest .ervlc. road., 5 river crossing. Spark are re.tors required. Fee: $2.25. Time: 8:30 registration: 9:30 riders meeting: 10:00: Bikes above 250cc start at 10:30, bike. under 250cc. From Lo. Angeles take High· way 101 to Santa Barbara, then take the San Marco. Pa•• Road turnoff and go approx. 14 mi. and tum right onto Paradise Rd. Stay on Paradl s' Rd. to end of pavement (appro.. 8 mi.) Follow lime to .tart. Camping facilities. Information: Darryl Deinhard, 399 Zink Ave., Santa Barbara, Cai. 93105. Ph: 967-8102. 4th ANNUAL NATIONAL 15th ANNUAL PAUL BUN YON CROSS' COUNTRY RACE at Blanchard, Idaho. Clas.e. 100cc, 250cc and over 250cc. Start 10 a.m., sigJIup clo••• at 9:30 a.m. Entry fee $4.00. For further Information, contact Empire Trail Blazer. MoC., Ea.t 6014 Vall.yway, Spokane, Wa.hlngton. SAT. & SUN. MAY 27, 28, 1967 MOTOR MAID RUN by Calif. Motor Maid •• Call (213) 866-'522 for information. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 HALF-MILE FLATTRACK, Tulare County Fairground., Tulare, Calif. AMA Class C dirt track, night rac., n.w light. have been In.talled. Novice, Amateur, Expert rider for 4O~ of the gate. Practl c' .tart. at 5:30 p.m., tim. trlal. .t 7:00 Pom.; first race at 8 o'clock. Adml sslon $2.00 adult., $1.00 ages 12-16 & unl form.d .ervl c.men, under 12 free, an d parking free til all (wlOl guard in attendanc.). SUNDAY, MAY 28th AFII NATIONAL ROAD RACE at Whlt.man AIr Park In Pacoima. All GP and production cia.... and .Idecar.. Gat•• open 9 a.m.. tech. Inspection clo... 11:45 a.m. First practlc. at noon, with racing beginning at 1:30 Pom. Admlsslon $2.00. Entry f•• $8.00 for GP class... $3.00 for production cl...... " TT SCRAMBLES at Perri., pre.ented by Lo.t Ang.l. Moe. Machin•• 200cc and under will u" short cours. and wi II rac. from 8 a.m. til 10 a.m. Blk•• 250cc and up u•• long course and rac. from 10 a.m. till dark. Plenty of practlc. for all cl...... Gat. open. 7 a.m. AlIA .anc, DI.t. 37 pt.. award.d. Lots of trophl.. to b. p....nt.d at the track after the Main Event.. Sidehack. w.lcome. Bring your palntbuckel and put yout club name on a rock! 12-18LE NAT'L CHAMPIONSHIP DIRT TRACK RACE, at R.adlng, Penna.. Fal.. ground.. Entrl.. from AlIA or spon.or Jack Vanlno, 611 N. Wyomissing Ave., Wyoml..lng, Penna. 19610. Entries clo •• May 7. TUESDAY, MAY 3D, 1967 INDIANAPOLIS 500 FLIGHT, p....nt.d by J.C.Agajanlan. Fly to Indy on a 727 A.troj.t, ... th. rac••, go In th. pit., b. back In I.ss than 24 hrs. All meal. and tran.portatlon Included. Two plan.-$215 with Tum 3 ••at, $235 with Penthou••••at. Writ. Agajanl an Fan Club, PO Box 98, Gardena, Calif. or call DA 3-5055 or FA 1-5323INDY 500 CLOSED CIRCUIT TV. If you can't be at the rac., watch It on th. larg..t clo.ed circuit TV .cr••n In th. U.s., 4O'x30' at the L.A. Sport. Arena. P....nt.d by J.C. AgajanIan. Other location. Include Swing Auditorium In San Bernardino, Civic Auditorium In BakersfI.ld, M.morlal Auditorium In Richmond, Sport. Arena In San DI.go and Conv.ntl on Center In F...no. JUN E 2nd, 3rd & 4th SUNDAY, JUNE 11th, 1967 CYCLE WORLD MOTORCYCLE SHOWlncon. junction with the International Custom Car Show at the Lo. Ang.I •• Sport. Arena. 5•• over 500 of th. world'. motorcycles and scooter. plus hund..d. of acc.ssori •• and special .qulpm.nt. N.w model., road and track rac.rs, fabu lou. cu.tom., drag.ter. and ..cord hOlder•• Tbe iargest, mo.t compl.t. motorcycie show in America. lS-MILE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DIRT TRACK, at H.ld.lberg Rac.way. For entrle. contact Pltt.burgh Racing Assn., 718 Hop. Hollow Rd., PItt.burgh, Penna. or AlIA. En' tries clo•• May 21. SAT. & SUN" JUNE 3 & 4, 1967 SOO-M1LE NAT'L CHAMP. ENDURO Oldest M.C. Run In U.s. R.qu..t mall entries from Pasadena M.C., 21 E. Howard St., Pasadena, Calif. 91103. Entrl.. clo •• May 20. L.gal road eqpt. request.d. Llcen •• & muffler, exPo chamber or spark ar...ter mandatory. StarV flnl.h at Gorman, overnight at Rldg.cr••t. SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1967 TT STEEPLECHASE RACES, Capitol Speed- way In w•• t Sacramento, Novlc., Amat.ur, Exp.rt will nm for 4O~ of the gate. AMA sanctlon.d. Practice at 3:30 p.m., tim. trial. at 5 p.m., nrlt rac' at 6 p.m. Admi ..Ion $2.00 for adults, $1.00 ag•• 12-16 & unlform.d .ervlcemen, under 12 free. F... parking. TORTOISE & HARE TOUR, 2nd annual by Terrapin. MoC.. AlIA ..nctloned. RRA point N", Start. from Floyd Emd. Co.. 929 Columbia St., San DI.go and frOID Santa Ana H·D! SOl E. 4th St. Santa Ana. SlgJI In 8:3O·1u a.m.Mallentry fee $1.75. po.t $2.50. Children 12 and under $1.SO. Trophl ... cblcken dlmer, mlrth_dlse Award.. Mall addr... T.napln. !I.e., 3211 39th St., San DI.go. For Info call LoA. (213) 835-0778 or S.D. (n4) 281·2150. TUESDAY, JULY 4th OLD FASHIONED HILL CLIMB present.d by V.teran. of ForelgJI Wars. Located at Irvin. Ranch prop.rty In Orang. County. For detail. contact Fred D.v.nn.y at 536-0353 or 545·7985. ASCOT DOUBLEHEADER COMING FINISH THE FUNNY CONTEST The life of a CYCLE NEWS cartoonist is hard to beaL All they do to earn their pay (a modest sum, but handsomely presented) is imagine a funny situation, project it on a page, and draw a line around it. Then you get all the fun of furnishing a snappy title to go with it. Since we here at CYCLE NEWS appreciate the keen sense of humor of our readers, we have decreed that a reward shall be paid to the thinker-upper of the -cleverest" title to finish the following funny. (Write your title 00 lbe dotted line and send it to·Finish the funny,· c/o Cycle News, Box 498. Lone Beach, Calif. To be eligible, contest entries need be postmarked before May 21, 1967 The first twin bill of motorcycle racing of the 1967 season is scheduled at Ascot Park Friday and Saturday evenings (May 5-6). Flat-track action is set for Friday, with the steeplechasers holding their first after-dark meet on Saturday. The two shows will bring mOre than 250 riders into action. The flat-track race is held on the speedy half-mil~ oval, while the jumpers handle a twisty five-eights-mile course wi th a big jump in front of the grandstand. sammy Tanner, who is fast closing in on lbe all-time motorcycle win record held by Al Gunter, is rated the man to beat in Friday's competition. Skip Van Leeuwen. winner of the recent 100 lap 'IT race. holds a similar spot for the Saturday card. Tanner will have to contend with the likes of AI Gunter, Mel Lacher, Gene Romero. Dan Haaby, Chris Draayer, Mert Lawwill, Ralph White. Dick Hammer, Eddie Mulder, Jack Simmons and Sid Payne. • ................................................. •