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The proceeds are to be used for club legal fees for incorporation, and legal assistance when land is found for a motocross track - their next project. .aJa wins 1-----------.I I I ~a~.;"':~;;~ I I ~ I 'E I ~ I :!: 1-ftI parts sonnJ I kenyon's cycles I IlIllIcI • '"1Js4 SPECIALIST 2594 Middlefield Road Mt. View, California 94040 (415) 961-4399 200's. He also won the 100 Scratch Main taking Tom Southam (Bul) on the outside. . Many of the Sacramento, Calif., boys were up to do battle this evening. They were staying overnigh t and taking in the Orland Professional races the following day in Orland, Calif. Joe Henry (Bul) took the 250 Scratch Main and placed second in the 250 Handicap Main working his way through traffic. Bob Krajarek (Yam) looked very good however, as he held first place from the first comer to the last. . Local Jeff Damon also took two first places while riding a newer Bultaco. The added power appeared to leave him more to play with while holding off Jim Hubbard (Suz) in both the 200 Handicap Main and the 200 Scratch Main. As the season is nearing its end there is a very small point spread between riders for season high point trophies. The boys will really be letting it all hang out in the remaining weeks to hold onto their leads and to overcome those in front of them. (Results on page 28) • . I I I I 1 again! Hare Scrambles IIIIII_"-Huntington Beach M.C. Four Corners, Calif. Aug. 22, 1971 Trail Class 1st - Terry Clark - BAJA 100 2nd - Mitch Mayes - BAJA 100 \ 4th - Larry Roeseler - BAJA 100 ~ 5th - Jim Sumners - BAJA 100 Trail Am. Class 1st - Bryan Bennett - BAJA 100 3rd - Jack Habecker - BAJA 100 A& A MOTORS !l:1.00 ea. Johnson Sweeps Cycleland Parts HELP SAVE YOUR LIFE! InclUdes tax & postage 38Q Dick Turner riding hard, but not fast enough. 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Both A and B riders were combined in all classes without any objection from the B riders. _ The course consisted of many jumps and some sharp turns and 'one fairly long straight section. Also included was one large, deep, waterhole which later turned into one large, deep, mudhole. Before the race a few riders jokingly threatened not to race unless a lifeguard was stationed at the waterhole. The entire course was by the grandstands and the spectators had an ex.cellent view. The racing started at noon with the 100 class going first. Val Piando won the first moto on his Hodaka but in the last two mo tos Jim Johnston came on strong on his Hodaka to win both of them and to take first overall. The competition had been pretty close in all classes but it was not the same story in the 251-Open class when Irvin Corkhill fired up his big Husky and blew the other riders off in the weeds in every moto to take first place. . A special event was held which was called a Scoop Shovel race in which a rider pulls his teammate who is aboard a large scoop shovel for about 200 yards. Bruce Mennell and Jim Johnston were the winners of the event. (Results on page 28) 'By Sue Bailey EUREKA, CAL., Aug. 28, 1971 - Ray Crivello demonstrated his riding ability tonight at Redwood Acres when he overtook Mike Thrash and Fred Pugh in the 250cc Amateur Main to go on to the victory. All three riders were packed together through the eight-lap event with Pugh holding lead position until the end of the seventh lap. Thrash gave it all he had and passed Fred when both were overtaken by Crivello on the tum. This was Pugh's and Thrash's first race in the Amateur division. Amateur David Cherry really poured it on in the 350-0pen Amateur/Expert Main when Expert Stormy Winters came up from fourth position to pass Gerald Bergquest .and Clarence Oliver in the third lap. Winters was hot on his tail all the way, but couldn't quite make iL ·Cherry won first place in the Amateur class and second position. Winters took the fifst in the Expert class. Clarence Oliver was second in the Amateur division. C&M SPECIAL TIES-P.O. BOX 717 MOUNTAIN VIEW CALIF. 94040 Ol Small Turnout for Wyoming MX Crivello Shows Winning Ability • ... ... Dash and Main. Dwane LaPore (Kaw) won the third heat and placed thirct in .the Dash but went down in the Main and started a chain reaction that downed four riders. The other riders were up and back on the line for the restart shortly but Dwane had to be taken to the hospital with a possible broken left wrist. AI th ough th ere were several 0 ther spills during the evening, there were no other injuries reported. (Results on page 28) By N. A. Williams CLACKMAS, ORE., Aug. 27, 1971 The $1200 purse and 54 riders made for another good night of racing. Expert Glen Adams (N or) had fast qualifying time at 16.26 but Ed Herrmann (Tri) went all out tonight and collected the win in both the Trophy Dash and Main. Ed was hard pressed by Jimmie Smith (Tri) and Ike Reed (Tri) throughout the Main but neither of them could get by. Randy Scott (Tri) picked up all the marbles in the Junior class once again this week. Tony Perella (Nor) finished second in the heat race but was smoking badly and had to drop out of the Dash. He came back to place second in the Main. In the Novice class Steve Baker (Yam) added to his point lead by placing first in his heat, then the Trophy M Trail Nov. Class 2nd - Rudy Abele - BAJA 100 S 2771 EI Camino Real Redwood City (415) 365·3814 10% Coupon worth 10% discount on Parts or Service the HarleyDavidson outperformBrs