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TALL! CA L S .." • • ~ • • "'. OOOI ~ ' -" C ( O ( O Mike Curoso, Larry Moon in action at Bakersfield. Curoso is just a toehold away from the SRA points lead. MO TEREY SUPE B_ INT' KE LAGU A SECA RACEWAY MONTERE~ CA., AUGUST 2-3 ~ ~ THE BIG BI KES ARE COMING ! And along with the American Motorcycle Association's high speed two wheelers-the circuit's top and toughest riders. The record breakers. The big boys. See 'em eat up the track while they compete for cycl ing's heavy prize money. You'll want to catch all the act ion from the first flag on . So come on out-early! Warm feeling for Guy Waterson, double win for Mike Bast By Dennis Greene, John Bethea & Bill Kolberg Ventura, California July 15, 1975 With Speedway running five nights a week it becomes very difficult to say that one win was better than someone else's, but some times you get that good warm feeling about a particular win. Guy Waterson had missed the first eigh t or nine weeks of the Speedway TICKET INFORMATION: Tickets are available for purchase at Ticketron outlets. Macy's and BASS in San Franciscc and selected Laguna Seca outlets. For ticket information telephone: Area Code (408) 373-1516. "camel Filters and Motorcycle Racing. One tough combination to beat: Warning : The S urgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette S oking Is Dangerous toYour Health. m 12 . season. returning four wee ks ago at a great disadvantage. His style was way off and most of his rides ended up with him on the ground. He only got into two Handicap Mains in a dozen, getting a fourth and a sixth. His poor showing moved him back into Second Division, but only for one night, as last week Guy ran away with the D-2 race. He got moved back to First Division this week and worked his way into the Handicap Main. He came to the starting line with the overall point leader, Mike Bast, and Bobby Schwartz the leader in Handicap wins. Guy started in front and at the end of five laps took the checkered flag, the cheers, the go ld and for those of us that know him. a good warm feeling. Steve Bast moved into a two-way tie for total wins in Scratch Mains. His victory Tuesday night at Ventura was the eleventh this season. (Mike Bast is the other half of the tie.] Division Two honors were carried off by Fred Sidner, That 's a name you might put in the back of your mind. This young man moves through traffic like a pro. Indian Dunes, Californ ia July 16, 1975 An ever-growing crowd of fans was on hand for the fourth race meet of the summer season. The all second and third divis ion show has a large following. geared to a family style. picnic type atmosphere. Again some of the biggest names in Speedway were on hand to give their expert assistance in running the show. Mike Bast was the official referee. Dean York is still King of the Scratch Main . For the fourth straight week Dean has beaten them all. Ron Rose took the six-man, five lap Division Three Main , winning not o nly the trophy and prize money, b ut one of speedway's biggest supporters. Ida Fairchild, do nated a home made cake. Craig Schaffer from the ten yard line was challenged several times by Russ Duronslet in the Handicap Main but at the end of the five laps the win went to Schaffer. There were two Feature Match Ra ces . Bobby Hill bested Russ Duronslet for top honors in the Second