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oUter riders until he caught Holley anc
got by him for Ute win.
The Hack race Is usually more fun to
watch than almost any oUter race during
Ute day. When Ute hacks run on a course
filled wlUt loose hills and places not
quite wide enough for two hacks It Is
especlally interesting.
The BSA rig of Ralph Whitney and
Tommy Lee Cook led Ute first few laps
but Tommy kept s macking his ribs on
Ute new passenger bar Utey had just
bull t, "It's too low," he said holding his
stomach after Utey dropped out of Ute
race. " I kept banging Into It until I
couldn't hold on anym ore." While Utey
were still on Ute course Utey went slower
and slower until Utey were passed by Ute
Greeves machtne of Ute Meter boys , Ken
and Darrell. The Mete r s r ide Utelr 360
Gr eeves r ig under Ute Red Dot colors
and are hard to beat, They called Ute
course a " r eal Utrasher" •
. Yes, Ute Viewfinders pulled It off. Two
days of good racing under friendly skies
wlUt only minor problems; Utings like a
broken sprinkler system and a wayward
beer truck key.
It was a spectator's race but a ride." s
course, A Grand Prix Is an enormous
amount of work and congratulations are
In order for all Ute groups Utat were
Utere. Grady Lafferty and Ute International Racing Radio Crew were Uterefor
communications, Rescue Three can always be counted on for first aid service
and Simi Valley M.C. was also on hand
to help Ute Viewfinders.
(Results on page 26)
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Washing a bit of the dust off hi s teeth John Rice (r ight ) talks with winner Jolin DeSoto (Ielt ) _
about their just compl eted 500 Sr. race.
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A.C.A. 1969 NATIONAL POINTS CHAMPIONS
SACHS DOMINATES MOTOCROSS
1st 125 CLASS
Bruce Sequine
SACHS 125ee
Dawson pi cked It up real well with his Malco.
BOONDOCKERS MX
Langlois, O 3/22110
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SAC HS 125ce
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