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by Bill Spencer
SALINAS, CAL .. Dec. 10, 1972 Taking the very big win in the 250
Expert Main was Jim Turner on the
Charley Brown CZ in front of the
chaUenging Moto·Villa ridden by Alex
JOIgensen. The early part of the day had
been a show of force by Bill Grossi, but
a rear wheel problem on the second lap
of the Main put him out of action.
Grossi had pretty much dQminated both
the 250 and 500 classes in practice and
the heat, but riding the same bike is
questionable by AMA standards and so
he rode for exhibition only.
After Grossi fell by the wayside, Bill
Scarlett took over on his 250 Maico, a
rather new steed for him and afLer only
leading' for one lap in a trade with
Jorgensen, he blew a seal and had to
retire. Jorgensen again inherited the lead
hut with eight laps in the Main, Turner
ate him up rather easily. Turner then
proceeded to extend his lead while
Jorgy had no troubles holding an even
second. His prototype Moto-Villa again
performed quite well and as he becomes
more used to it, he goes faster and
faster.
Just to show that it wasn't all that
easy for his second, third and fourth
went to MXers Chris WiJlems and Chris
Carter. Both are great racers in their
own righ t and have participated in the
Support class this fall and both are old
hands here while J orgy never raced here
before todat'.
Certainly the most exciting battle of
the day shaped up between Bill Seirn
and Mike Kenyon in the 250 Expert
run. Seim rode a very well prepared 350
H-D. That's it. a 1l0nky·Donky on the
sand, against the 350 Bultaco of Sonny
Kenyon. Mike led off both the heat and
the Main but succumbed to the more
talented Seim.
Coming down the hill on the last lap
in the Main for the flag saw Seim drop
one hand in distress and just after the
flag, Kenyon nearly knocked Seim off
as the exhaustion took its course. Seim
did a tremendous job with the four
stroke while Ken yon needs some more
tinie on the bike.
Fred Bennell made it two for two in
the 125 and 500 Expert runs. Bennett is
an old hand here but has to watch the
likes of Ron Alsop and Matt Carothers
in the little class. The Open show was
between Fred and Steve Corcoran and
D'ale Mathers. Mathers made it a little
easier for those two as he bailed on the
last tum.
The 650 Expert run was small, five,
but still as exciting as it has been in the
past. Winner was Larry Lane, that mild
mannered small appliance repairman,
that goes around dressed as Elmer
Gantry, with Bill Fleutaking second for
the Los Gatos M.C.
