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By J. Noffsinger
CHICO, CAL., Aug. 7, 1971 - If the
crowd had a favorite this evening, Dan
Peterson was him. Dan started racing
here four weeks ago, and really was a
rank beginner. He was constantly losing
control of his bike in the corners, at
times hit the front fence, and simply
could not handle his bike. However, he
lCf'ldually showed improvement and this
Cal-AIR MI
Draws Large,
'Cool' Crowd
By Bruce Young
SACRAMENTO, CAL., Aug. 1, 1971A very large crowd of riders and
spectators come to Cal Am Raceway to
enjoy a fine day. There is even a
swimming pool available for those who
would like to take a dip during the
races.
The race started off with a bang by
the l00cc Novice class with Charles
Marshall on his trusty Honda winning
going away. Cbarles only hassle came in
the third moto when out of nowhere
came Rick Goldie on his super Rat to
hassle with the Honda and almost took
the third mo to.
The nex t big races of the day were
the 125 Am-Ex. event with Kevin Henry
really putting the pressure on first place
rider, Ed Rossman, the only expert in
fron of Amateur Herny (Pen). Kevin
finished first Amateur with Rossman
taking th e overall win.
The big winner in the 250 Novice
class was Gary Cochell of Southern
Calif. winning all three motos on a
Maico. Gary was on vacation here at the
raceway and really knows how to ride
with a big smile on his face. A really
happy rider indeed.
In the 250 Am-Ex. event it was one
rider all the way in each moto. Expert
rider Dave Lougeor (Ric) won each
moto very easily with little hassle from
any other riders all day. Several of his
fellow competitors tried to catch Dave
but just could not get it all put together.
The first 250 Amateur rider was Bill
Scarlett (CZ).
The number one rider in the Open
Novice class was Ron Womack (Mai)
who won all three motos easily.
Bob Bowers (Hus) came out on top
of the Open Am. with Don Mally
second and Robert Harshbarger third.
The fmal race of the day was the
Open Expert race. Don Stover of
Colman Husky Shop of Stockton out
classed all other riders all day except in
the last moto when he had to show his
worth by beating out Larry Bastoni
(CZ). Another rider to come to Cal Am
from
Southern
Calif. was Dave
Boydstun•. fast in the early laps but has
trouble falling later.
The next big race that will be held at
the race park will be Sept. 12, so be sure
to come early and stay late.
(Results on page 28)
evening he put it all together to take
first in the B Main in the 250 class. Dan
may be one to watch in the future.
Del Silva from Sacramento again
showed up here, and again took borne
first in the Expert Main, and the 250
Scratch Main. He beat Dick Turner off
the line all evening, which is practically
.mheard of, as Dick usually rules the
roost when it comes to getting ot the
first corner first.
Dale Mehlhoff of Red Bluff had his
orange Honda perking all evening. He
took first in the 100 B Main, and then
proceeded to zap the boys in the 100
Handicap Main, making two trophies in
one night for a new rider. He even
moved out of the beginner class and
now sports a five-yard handicap.
Dave Houghs of Travis A.F.B. had the
crowd amazed as he kept his Bultaco at
full throttle and managed to pass
everyone on the outside, winning the
200 Handicap fmal. Even Jim Hubbard
and his Suzuki (reigning National
Sportsman 200cc flattrack cbampion)
could not get close to this lad in this
event. Jim could not work his way
through traffic fast enough, and had to
be content with "maybe next week."
He did manage to win the 200 Scratch
final during the course of the evening.
(Results on page 28)
Smith Collects
Sill ewin II ers
By N. A. Williams
CLACKAMAS, ORE., July 30, 1971 Thirty-four Novices made up the bulk
of the 52 riders present for tonight's
races. Many of the usual riders were not
there but the ones that were put on a
good show for the crowd. With $1200
on the line, all the riders tried hard for a
share ot if. No time trials were held.
The Trophy Dash was won by Jimmie
Smith (Tri) with Jim Herschback (Tri)
second.
At the start of the Expert Main Glen
Adams dropped his Norton after hitting
the fence along the straigh t. As the bike
bounced around on the straight, Jim
Gale (Tri) hit the bike and went down
hard. Neither rider was able to make the
restart.
Jimmie Smith took the win in the
main with Ike Reed and Ed Herrmann
battling it out for second place.
Herrmann ended up second with Reed
third.
The Junior class was sh ort on riders
but long on action! AI Brackenbury
(Tir) gave Randy Scott (Tri) a bad time
in both the heat and the Trophy Dash.
Scott got out by himself in the main,
however, and took the win with no
trouble.
Kawasaki-mounted Novice Ron Olson
once again won the Trophy Dash in a
match against Keith Dunn (Bul) and
Duane La Pore (Kaw) third.
Dennis Fromm took the win in the
main with Fred Seigel (Yam) second.
(Results on page 28)
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, .. 2nd Larry Roseler - BAJA 100 - 5th Overall
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