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By John Grout
VALENCIA, CAL., Aug. 22, 1971 Three
hundred
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twenty·three
motocross racen answered today's call
to battle at Indian Dunes Park in
Valencia, at one of those very successful
Junior, .Powder·Puff, and Oldtimer
programs. If you judge any show by the
amount of action which it produces and
the amount of spectaton which it brings
out, this one had it all!
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The day's big deal went to the
grand·slam rider with the bold "B FD"
number plate, Husky·mounted Dave
Nichols. He won three straight motos,
and, for his troubles, he was judged the
weekly winner of the California
full-eoverage helmet - compliments of
California Helmets in Van Nuys, Ca.
While putting together a sensational
display of gigantic leaps and ragged-edge
whips around the very fringes of the
berms, Nichols was able to scare the
pants off most everyone! Nichols has
competed
in only five previous
motocross events, he's certainly been
missing his calling!
Many of the back-ehute jumps which
Nichols got away with, were, by
measured distance, longer than most of
the Senior·ranked riden have been able
to pull out of the sack. And that's a
fact.
Another three moto winner was
Oldtimer, Tom Hoyle, who, like Jack
"The Giant Killer," was responsible for
raising hob with the big stuff. While
astride his small, 100cc Hodaka, Hoyle
bumped-off a field which was saturated
with h eavy-b ore equipment, during
three different heats!
Janice Kline, mounted on one of the
small Steen's racers, powdered the Puffs
by grabbing two seconds and a first
p lace finish.
Indian Dunes Park will have two full
days of motocross racing this Labor Day
weekeud, Sunday, the 5th, will be an
.all-J unior day; )Vhile Monday will afford
an all-.:ws program. And for those
Junion electin(( to race both days, there
will be four-foot trophies klr overall
winners in each division.
(Results on oage 24)
Smith Clicks
at Troian Way
By Art Loya
SOUTH GATE, CAL., Aug. 26,1971 It was neither a SIO,OOO pune, or a
championship showdown, but the
Trojan Renegades Club of motorcycle
riden competing tonight at Trojan
Speedway in the 'IT and flat track bike
program rode like it· was both.
Displaying a sizzling pace for the
checkered flag in the 250 IT Main
Event, was Chris Smith of Alta Loma
who ended weeks of frustration due to
mechanical problems, and at the same
time made his new sponsor, Kagay
Cycles, a happy winner.
Smith, riding his Montesa, earlier
par-1ayed a win in his heat event,
followed by wins in both the 250 IT
and F.T. Trophy Dashes, and then
capped it off with a team victory with
. Jimmy Raymond in defeating Dean
Meyers and Jerry Mulkey in the Buddy
Race. I
The 250 F.T. Main was described by
fans as one of the best seen on any oval
as Dan Corbett (Bul), Jim Barnes
(Yam), and Smith turned it into a
three·way battle for the lead, and then
were joined by Rodney Panons (Bul),
Nick Voge (Bul), and Roy Addington
(Mon) to make it a real scramble in the
final two laps for the checkered. All
riders finished in this repective order.
Two riders, Roy Widener (Kaw), and
John Heemsbergen (Kaw), turned in
what could be described as outstanding
performances in any language. No...they
were not winnen, but they certainly
earned the attention of one of the finest
crowds of the season as they' dueled
with the likes of Bob Sanders (Kaw),
and Corbett (Hon). Heernsbergen easily
gave 100 'IT Main Event winner,
Sanders, the competition he has been
looking for, and then did likewise to
push Corbett all the way in the 125 'IT
Main.
Widener, who appean to be getting
better with each race, turned to every
trick in the books to hold off the
challenges of Steve Hein (Kaw) and
Heemsbergen, while holdmg on to a
second place finish behind winner
Sanders in the 100 F.T. Main. 250 IT
heat wins went to Rick Goade (Bul),
Smith, and Corbett.
(Results on page 24)
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