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Gregson crashed again - this time alone on the uphill stretch. :'Iatt james (:' Iai) moved to fourth and Bob Rush (Bul) moved up from a lo usy 17 th scratch to nah fifth . The second mota was headed all the way by Chuck Sun with Cook hold ing second . Sim mo ns was ru n n ing t hird w he n he seized . T he Iin a l race also w en t to Sun wh ile Cook made fre quen t stops to try to adj ust so me bra ke proble ms. Ru sh fi nished seco n d in th is one . M a tt james an d Roc ky Hardland (Mai) ro de to second and fifth overall but were knocked out of th e money when d isquali fied for run n ing the fina l race sans silencers. The final 100 Intermediate race was led by j er ry Pillar (Yam) until he . went en d-over-teake u le in a wild first lap crash. lie was still in the course receiving first aid for a broken co llarbone and wrist when OT Ray Wakefield (Rok) went down trying to shut it off to avoid the guy in front of him , the nag man and a spectator at the edge of the track. lie wound up with a shoulder injury. • Fremont scrambles By W. H. Spencer FRE:'IONT, CAL.. JUNE 15 Graduation weekend left a shortage of riders and spectators at Phil Anderson (T ri) is st ill F remont Black Plate points leader - but it ' s getting tight. ..• w h ile Larry Ni bler f inds a decidedly unorthodox line . QU A L I TY AC C E SSO R I ES fro m BULTACO INT E RNATIONA L . LTO . P.O .So x 6 2 S4 7 , V irg inia BeaCh . VP.23462 Share the ride. Get in on Route Check. 20 most tracks. The most shock ing event of the night came in the 250 Expert when Pal Brown didn't win a nd didn't even finish the Main. Having graduated from high school on Thursday night, Pat was taking it easy while still wishing to do some racing fo r the summer , ! n the Main, Pat got a poor start and in attempting to work through the pack, got in a tangle w ith another rider and wound up out of the race wi th a bent shifter. . Steve Carrillo got himself a 250 Ya maha from the Champion Race fra me works and is now attacking the realm of Phil Howard's 250 Novice class. Carrillo wo n the :' l ai n over Lynn George a nd A I Ciacco w h ile Howard fell in the heal. • Res ults in th e Resu lts Sect ion. Fremont Cushion By W.H . Spencer F REMONT, CAL.,jUNE 19 A cus h io n ' su r face gree ted Wedn esda y night sportsman short trac kers, and with hot h turns abo u t 2 inc hes de ep , the H eat races were absolute d y na mi te. Eve n the mini kids, not being used to the surface. (At leas t most of them weren't.) Those that were rode just like the big /(uy Experts, th rilling Morn and Dad to no e nd. In the 360 Experts, Steve Eklund led the first four laps with a style that made just about everyone think that they we re wa t c h irrg t he National at Louisville. On thc fift h KO 'round Eklund slipped back to fourth while Mark Smit h ( l ion) sl id u p to secon d behind a very consistent 1I0h Sc all y ( Bu l). Scally hel d the lead for four laps wh ile Smi th a lso enjoyed the outside cushion that had th e ent ire audience on th e ir fee l. O n laps six, seven a nd e ight , S mith 's ex it o f Tu m Four lo oked more li ke a Dave Aldana r iding style as the 19 ycar old We stern Reg io n p oint lead er w ou ld hi t th e o u ts ide wa ll an d con ti n ue right 0 11 d o w n the front slraiglll as if i t was a typical opera tion. Wit h be rserk sty le like th a t S m ith had it fro m t ha t p oint and Scally was happy 10 ha ng on for second as C huck M ill e r was m ovi ng up to challenge, Thre e kids th a t ha ve t heir act all shaped up arc ~like Ran d a l, Bob .Cu nn ing lo n and Ken ~kR"e. They have made t he llOcc Novice uff'air a one-sided operation for the last two weeks finishinK in that order. • Results in the Results Section .