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OVER 1,000
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surance of quick serllice and supply
Ihroughout Ihe United States.
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freeway pegs.
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orders. Quick self service. Depar1ment sl~re
operation. Over 4,000 sq. ft. cram-packed goodies.
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All dealer members of the Motorcycle
Industry Council are now receiving a
handsome plaque for display at their
dealerships which certifies Associate
Membership in the Motorcycle Industry
Council. Included in the copy on the
plaque is a pledge to support the Safety
Education and Legislative efforts of the
Council and the basic slogan of the i\lIC
"Dedicated To The Advancement Of
Motorcycling" .
In addition to prominently displaying
the dealer's membership, the plaque will
serve another purpose in the near
future. It will be an important means of
Htie-in" identification to an upcoming
public relations program that will
encourage support of the dealer who is
helping
support
the
sport
of
motorcycling
tnrough
his
MIC
membership.
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!!ask the man who rides one"
September .19, 1971
Ted
Evans.
President
of
the
California
Motorcycle Industry Council and E.W. "Pete"
Colman, President of the National Motorcycle
Industry Council, proudly display the new
MIC Associate Member plaque. Evans is
personally receiving one of the first plaques
presently being distributed to all dealers who
have joined the MIC.
Trojan Survives
Chain-Reaction
"Ask me"
liII I.,aer
O ard, Calif.
..
"Ask me"
Irad Loch,
Pi••le, C.lif.
Sponsored by Lightner Moton, Concord, Calif.
Sponsored by Mid-Valley Cycles, Van Nuy., Calif.
FIRST OVERALL
FIRST AMERICAN
The Cactus Cats M.C. Hare Scrambles at Adelanto,
California was Bill Boqner's race all the way. District
37 Expert desert ace Bogner rides the new CZ 400
Desert model.
The new CZ 400 takes on the best in the country and Internationally. At the International Motocross
Grand Prix at Carlsbad, California, Brad Lackey took
First American in the 500 International Class, aboard
the new, improved CZ 400 MX.
See the new, redesigned, improved 400's todayt
get serious
get serious
East: 38-15 GreenpQint Ave.
Lon, Isbnd City, N.V.IIIOI
Canada: Skoda & Jawa Motors Ltd.
7600J~~~:3~~~~~~way
West: 3745 Overtand Avenue
Los Angeles. C.lif. 90034
By Art Loya
SOUTH GATE, CAL., Sept. 16,1971 Chilling chain·reaction accidents sent
Mike Clarke and Danny Davis to the
Downey Community Hospital tonight
during the running of the TI and flat
track motorcycle racing program at
Trojan Speedway.
Clarke was reported at tracks.ide to
have suffered a possible broken right
leg, while Davis, a relatively new comeT,
suffered a painful back injury.
Danny Corbett, who at this time
appears to be hitting his peak for the
season, continued on his winning ways
by defeating one of his roughest rivals,
Chris Smith, in thc 250 TI Main Event.
Still favoring a left leg injury, Corbett
once gain figured in a spill earlier in the
program and aggravated th e old injury.
In a second effort he came back to score
a close win over Smith (Mon).
Smith, still smarting from his earlier
defeat, came back on his Montesa
throwing caution to the ·winds and
added another sensational win in the
250 F .T. Main to his string of seasonal
victories.
.
Smith, taking the lead at the starting
line, gave way to Rick Goard (Bul), who
outcharged Smith going into the
backstretch on the first lap, but after
trailing Goade for two laps, regained the
lead as Goade faded to fourth position.
Bob Sanders, meeting the best
challengers
of
the evening, still
dominates the 100, 125 TI, 100, and
125 F.T. Main Events. Sanders' key in
his unbeatable performances at Trojan
appears to be at the starting line: taking
the jump on the field as well as the
starter. Beat Sanders at the jump. and
you have a race for the front spot.
Keith Crecelius, another of the
outstanding roup of Junior riders
showing stubborn determination, scored
a doublc victory by winning over Elbert
Turner (Yam) in the 125 TI Main and
John Doyon (Yam) in the 125 FT Main.
Crecelius, Yamaha mounted, appears to
be improving with each race.
Hard prcssed by Corbett. in the 250
IT trophy dash, Coberly (Bul) was just
too hot to handle as he sped to a
popular
victory
in
a
flawless
perfonnance.
(Results on page 32)
