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Mulder: Takes Northern Win By N.A. Wlll1ams CASTLE ROCK, WASHINGTON, June 20 ~ _ Eddie Mulder went north and found ~ success at the Pro TT held by the Mount f>:I St. Helens M.C. Steady Eddy scored an -J impressive win on his Triumpb In the U Expert Main, edging out Thad Lawrence for the vIctory. The Novice MaIn went about as expected with Gary Kapus taking the lead and bolding it througbout the race. Randy Scott was well in the pack at the start of the race but be moved out and took after Kapus and In the last two laps It was nIp and tuck for the two rIders. In the Amateur Main Darrel Cotton was In the lead most of the way, then he made a slip and went down. He got right UP again but was only able to pass two rIders out of the field that had gone around hIm. He finished 8th. The Expert Trophy Dash had three national numbers In It. Sonny Burres, CI) t; Mark W1ll1ams, and Eddie Mulder. Mulder could not get his machine rwming for the dash so it was run off between Burres and W1ll1ams. Wllllams won by a hair. Mulder was running again by the start of the main. Sonny Burres got off first and was In the lead most of the race with Mulder, Lawrence, Adams and W1ll1ams close behind. Near the end of the race Mulder flna1lY jumped out Into the lead as Burres went too wide on a corner. Thad Lawrence also passed at that time. That put Burres In third position. This was the way that the race finished. Mulder was hard pressed by Lawrence and we all thought he might make it passed him on the last lap but It was not to be. Mulder put on a good drive and Lawrence just couldn't get passed him. (Results on page 22) Action Hot At Ashland By Donna Tait Miss Washington Presents Brass By N.A. Willlams BRUSH PRAIRIE, WASH" June 21,1970In keeping with the tradition of the MIss Washington Annual Sportsman Scrambles, MIss Washington was out today to present trophies for the races sponsored by Lucky Spokes. Marsha Maye Covey, however, could not stay for all events. With a turn out of 112 riders, the race day had Its share of sp1IIs. The early Charley Brown Cycles! EXCLUSIVE DEALER . . ..,.-CZ SANTA CRUZ & MONTEREY BAY 1303 Water St. santa Cruz. 95060 (408) 423-9143 • mail order part was fine but during the mains, Jeff Ce10nie went down In the C MaIn and was not able to finish on his 100cc Kawasaki. His leg injuries were not bad enough to require bospitallzation. Norm Hartwell went down hard In the 250cc C Main and before getting off the track, be was run over bY an unidentified rider. WIth possible back injurIes, he was sent out for x-rays. Other Injuries also occured, but all were s11ght from a foot caught in a chain to minor scrapes. Vern Perry (Trl) won the Open Class A main and Jim DIng (Trl) did l1kew1s~ In the B MaIn. Dale Hixon (Yam) and Ralpb Hill (Tri) took top bonors In the 500cc A and B MaIns respectively. * • * * *.. 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