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GIRLS ti o \@ w Z W ...J U >U Now, for the first time ever, Cycle News can offer you a way to become more popular. The far-out looking guy on the track is more than a number. You could boogie on down and rap with him like you knew him from before, if you only knew his name. Bill Barnes was the prize~etter in 100 Beginners class aboard his Yamaha AME MX at Saddleback - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HAUELUJAH Cycle News will send you his name and 9,999 more for a dollar bill. • This handy pocket size book lists the names and numbers of over 10,000 competition riders in California, covering AMA, CMC, ACA, AFM, CERA, HRA, USMRC, Trials, Speedway & Sidehacks competition organizations. \@ CYCLE NEWS PRODUCTS P.O. Box 498 Long Beach, Calif. 90801 I Please .... sh my copy(s) of the 1972 Motorcycle \ Competition Guidebook for California. I enclose $1 for each copy. \ NAME DDRESS CITY by Tom Corley IRVINE, CAL., Oct. 8, 1972 - Jack Kell's American Motocross Enterprises had nothing less than the finest motocross racing today at Vic Wilson's addleback Park with some hairy competition, a turnout of well over 200, and some funky track switch-aroos! Added on to the all-around super Saddleback track was some imported desert-like sand that kept the soil kinda spongy the whole day, while, at the same time, a rear wheel tire could still break loose in a slide. The track was a lot rougher with a zillion whoop-de-doos and this made the motocross game a little more physically exhausting for some of the AME crew but not enough to take the fun out of it. The AME's racer collection completely boosted for this race ,and along with the Junior, Intermediate and Senior clan, the Powder Puff, Old Timers and the beginner class is catch in ' on with some good racing efforts of their own. John Wilder, another Coast Mota Cycle stud has gotta be one of the fastest 500 Junior AME racers as he worked for a first placer in today's race. Usually, John is seen smokin' the troops at first by a decisive lead but will lose it after a while to let the other hot-dogs fiJI the top positions. He found it a hard _ ...,..- STATE AS WITH ALL CYCLE NEWS PRODUCTS, GUARANTEED OR Y.OUR MONEY BACK ZIP _ SATISFACTION Send for your copy NOW Or see your nearest Cycle News Dealer" Your complete program for all 1972 California Sportsman and Prof-essional competition! DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED David Martinez flies. time hackin' the grueling 20 minutes AME motos. Today, however, John gal serious and sneaked by with a 500 Junior win over competitors Mark Rodman (Yam), John Sullivan (I-Ius) and George Wegner (CZ). The aces were all au t in full force for the 500 Senior action where four men on CZ's made the scene. Rex Staten from Triumph-Suzuki of Pomona wrapped up the motos in first. He is easily noticed by his starred leathers and, especially, by the way he rides: like a jet! Rex was hassled by Valerian's Two-Cycle City great Jim Wilson. Jim gave hint th at he would snuff out Staten at times but Staten was the eventual winner. Hangin' it out behind these two was the likes of David Helick and Mike Krebs (CZ) with Gary Cochell (Bul) and Terry Power on a Beeser having rare trouble in placing on top of this claSii. Bob Dunsire (second place man in the Purang Series) ate up the 500 Intermediates in the same race as the Seniors, having Ed Duncan (CZ) and two Husky racers, Craig Adams and Kirk Willis, screamiil' around at the end of the pack. AME will be buzzin' at the Carlsbad Raceway AME track next Sunday. Let's see what the turnout's going to be like.