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Cycle News North Holbrook (Han) motored in for a second with third to Keith Nerseth (Pen). Open Junior first overall went to Jim Robb (BSA) with Wayne Huck (CZ) and Gene Kronberger (CZ) taking a close second and third. Open Expert action was great. First moto, Mike Bailey (Yam) led it all the way with Dave Weleber (Hus) p ushing his bike across the finish for second. Dale Demaris (Yam) and Lester Huey (Suz) were close behind for third and fourth. Second go was Demaris off the line first with Weleber and Charles S tandeford (CZ) second an d third. Then Weleber took over the lead with Demaris, Standeford an d Mark Williams (BSA) close behind. On the white flag Demaris made his move for first with Welebcr in second and Huey in front of Mark Willia ms. Third moto, Willia ms took co n t ro l with De maris, Jack Heeter (CZ) and Weleber taking up the chase. Williams pushed it a little too hard an d fell. Demaris took the lead wi th Heeter second and Standeford thi rd . 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A male, probably between the age of twenty to twenty five (from what I co uld see) clad in boots jogged across to the m iddle of the track, d id a little dancing, jogged back to his car and that was that. He later came down to the tower to give his name to Carl Steinback OUf announcer, followed by several minibike riders. Someone came up with a trophy for the streaker. This must have been a first for most of the . spectators from the reactions I saw. Most thought it very funny . . Modified Minibike Expert action was fast. First mota Shawn Steinback (Hon) was in front all thc way with Loren Erickson (Hon) playing catch up. Gre\l Proden (Chap) and Tony Blanton (Yam) fought it out for third and fourth place. Second time around Erickson cam e across the finish line first with Proden, Blanton and Steinback behind. Th ird mota was the same. Overall wcnt to Erickson followed by Proden, Steinback and Blan ton. . Randy Binder (Yam) in thc 100 class had a little trouble in thc second mota but came up with a first in mota one and three to take first overall. Kelly Wirt z (Hon) was second, with third going to Rustin Gore (Yam) who found himself on the ground three times in moro two. Winners of thc !'Y0 125 Junior classes we re Rocky Osborne (Hon) and Edd Price (Hon). 12 5 Expert rider David Anderson (Hon) led all three motos from start to finish. Philip Randall (Hon) and Mike Proden (Hon) had a close battle fo r second and third. Chet Campbell (Pen) made a clean sweep in the 200 class winning all th ree motos. Gary Leavitt (Pen) took second and challenged Campbell for the next race. Dale Edwards (Man) had no trouble taking first in the 250 Junior class. Skeet Hisc (Mon) did some fine riding to win the 250 Expert class. Tim The Nor. Cal Minibike Club held the third motocross of a four race series Sunday, March l Oth. The 40 riders present put on a good show. There were seven riders in the 50-60cc "class. Tom Lyndal on his Honda 50 Elsinore rode hard to three first place motos for the overall win. Mark Bean rode consistently for a second place finish with Craig Smith in third. In the first division of the 70-8Occ Novice class Brad Bastian and Mike Amato d iced it out in the three motos with Brad edging ahead fo r t he overall win. Mike took second place with Bob Stinnett finishing third. Steve Dillingham took home the first place trophy in Division II of the 70-80 class, while Todd DeVaughn took second over Deake Lyndall in third. In the 70-80 Am-Ex. class, it was no contest for Expert rider Jim Cartwright to flat "walk away" from the others. Amateur riders Marvin Honeycutt, and Rodney Saling diced from second but mechanical problems for Saling gave .. . ju st give my dougnut routine a try. .. hooeee boy !! > "' :J I o o ;) Cl