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.".:' US I50T TEAM CUT · ·".· ·.·.·'''.·.·N.·.·.· __••,.,.,••••••••,,, ' II!'• ••••••·.·.·.'.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· A reduction in entries allowed the US by the organizers of the International Six Days Trial in Czechoslovakia has required the AMA to revise the composition of the teams that will officially represent the United States in this annual "olympics" of motorcyclin'k. REVISED. RESHUFFLED. USA 19721SDT TEAMS Notification of the cu t came in a telegram from the Ustredni Automotoklub CSSR, the national motorcycle sport organizing body of Czechoslovakia. Referring to the statutes of the Federation In ternationale Motocyc1iste, the notification cited Chapter 10. Article REWOR KED Petty Dropped; Hurd, '•.,,,Cannady-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.,. Team ; '.· to Club ·".·.·J.·'n.·. 1041 of the FIM rule book which states in part, "If there still remains an excess of entries they must be [educed in proportion to the total number of en tries sen t in by each FMN and in such a case it shall be left to the FMN concerned to decide which of its drivers will have to be refused." Razor Back Enduro Riders Club Team 1. Leroy Winters 125cc Hon 2. Buck Walsworth 250cc ass 3. Dave Mungenast 250cc Hon EastWest Enduro Club Team ' 125cc Monarch 1. Jeff Heininger 2. Bob Fielding 250cc Yam 3. Don Cutler 250cc ass Independent Rider Entry l00cc Pen Dane Leimbach Overall Team Alternates Jerry Pacholke International Silver Vase Team "B" 175cc Puc 1. Lars Larsson 175cc Puc 2. Tom Clark 125cc Puc 3. Bob Grodzinski 125cc Puc 4. Don Stover Yankee Manufacturers Team 502cc Yan 1. Dave Eames 488cc Yan 2. Charles Vincent 502cc Yan 3. Barry Higgins , Husqvarna Manufacturers Team 250cc Hus 1. Frank Piasecki, Jr. 250cc Hus 2. earl Berggren 3. Bill Kain' 250cc Hus Rough-Riders Club Team 1. Joe Carson 250cc Mon 2. Steve Hurd 250cc Jaw 3. Gene Cannady 250cc Jaw World Trophy Team, 1. Dick Burleson 175 Pen 2, Jack Penton 175 Pen 3. Tom Penton 175cc Pen 4. Jeff Penton 125 Pen 5. earl Cranke 125cc Pen 6. Bill Uhl l00cc Pen Alternate: Dane Leimbach International Silver Vase Team "A" 125 Hus 1. J.N. Robers 2. Ron Bohn f75cc Hus 3. Ed Schmidt 125cc Hus 175cc Hus 4. Jake Fischer (Alternate) 5. Bill Kain Calculations made by the Czech federation reduce American en tries from 26 to 30. Consequently, the AMA has restructured the American teams as listed below. .IISEIT/BLM (Continued from page 14) Permit is probably real, but the "market value" concept was obviously taken from a section related to establish commercial enterprises who are using and depleting the land for profit. Grazing and timber operations would fall into this cataQOr{. It was never meant to include recreational use of the land on a sporadic basis, especially by non-profit clubs holding sportsman events. A nominal fee would satisfy the requirements of the law. The meeting produced substantial gains with respect to permissions, bonds and timetables. Completely unresolved at the present time is the question of insurance and, if racing is to continue, this must be resolved. On this matter the Burea is acting reasonably and cooperatively as indeed they have on most of the matters that came up. On the subject of fees, we will have to wait and see, but letters expressing your opinion would certainly help. Until the final draft is published which may be in as little as 30 days, no fees will be collected except the nominal $10 minimum. Permissions will be required and a list of people contacted will be required, but the permission need not be written. The $300 surety or bond will be required and in the case of questionable applicants may be higher at the discretion of the manager. No insurance will be required as of now. Hope now appears as a small flickering candle at the end of a long tunnel, but strong variable bureaucratic winds are the most probably forecast. Let's hope our flame survives. ..mES rvoro-a:oss :MonJRCYCLE IBIAIDBI BU.' S8.0.00 in Prizes ! Sunday, October 1, 1972 Luceme Valley, Ca. PFOLCTS • ~ • <:) ~~ese~~~~~ Clur;~~~~rs Desert Tanks 20868 Currier Rd .. Walnut. Calif, \'1789 • CUSTOM Competition & Racing Leathers by 'PU1411 Complete 1972 line-up on display at the VALLEY'S LARGEST. MOST EXPERIENCED RICKMAN DEALER KOLBECYCLESALES, INC. 22123 Ventura BI,!d. Woodland Hills (213) 348·7891 The Lelttt'er"Shop 11171 Vlr,lnla A....,Lvnwood, c...90262 (2131 ..32·7419 Buy direct & save • 1 Week service THE ONE EVENT FOR ALL RIDERS, ALL AGES! 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