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.• III II ~ E Bret Noble (Pen) didn't miss a lick all day, leading all 20 laps of the Open Pro class. Kansas-bound Expert Eugene Tom was pushing Noble for two laps of moto one bu t a dangling brake rod finally grabbed hold of a few spokes to end it for Eugene. Lon Lewis c am e out in second overall with his rides of three-two. Af ter a Mini A restart, An dy Yarrington called the shots in moto two for hal f a lap , th en first moto winner Phil Larson gra bbe d the lead for awhile. Then Auburn 's Bill Rowland (Ho n ) de cided it was his turn and he held off Larson for two laps. Larson turned it on over th e Big BackJump and whizzed on by to finish out the last two laps of the day. Sam Raphael (Hon) took Rowland on the last straight stretch to cinch his second overall position while Rowland claimed third for t he day . • Results in Results Section. lC') , l'- O'l ...... ...... C\f '"' QJ ..Q 0 ..... U 0 FL McMorrow wins two at Cycleland By Donna Fowler CHICO, CAL., SEPT. 2 7 Bruce McMorrow (Bul) won both the 250cc Junior Scratch and Handicap main events tonight to capture th e onl y double win of the evening. Ron Arlt (Yam), a former Mini class Expert from Redding, turned in an impressive 250cc Novice performance. Ron, just turned Sportsman five wee ks ago , made his debut on a 250cc Yamaha. To nigh t he won the Scratch Main by an impressive lead and came back in th e Handicap Main to cop second pl ace . Not bad for a 14-year-old in his first Sportsman season. Tonight's ra ce wrapped up the 19 75 short track season at Cycleland after 2 2 weeks. The Winter Scrambles season will start around November 1 and will run through April. • CMC MX at Sunnyvale By Steve Castillo S UNNYVALE , CAL., SEPT. 28 You couldn't ask for a better race than in th e 125 Pro race. Th e class was small with o nly about five riders, but th e proverbial blanket · would have fit over them with ease. Action started with Glenn Jennings pulling th e rest ' of th e field. following Jennings were Chris Gre wer (Hon) and Mike Hersman (Ho n). Gre wer ap p lied th e pre ssu re and shot by af ter Jennin gs spun ou t in th e loose ro cks. Also on th e move up was Mike Am aral (Ho n) who started o u t dead last. After working by Hersman and Dan Dobbins (Hon) Amaral star ted to p ress Grewer fo r first place . It too k Amaral on e lap to get aro und Grewer . Dan Dobbins was also catching his second wind as he blasted by Hersman an d Gre wer to chase af ter Am aral . On th e last two laps it looked like Dobbins co uld pull it off, but Am aral shut th e doo r. Mike Hersman left everybody else to eat his du st at t he st art of th e second moto . Glenn J ennings was up this m oto in sec o n d pl ace with Mik e Am aral ba ck in third. J ennin gs st arted a drive that pu t him into first pl ace. Bac k fur the r - Am aral was figh tin g it o ut wi th Hersman fo r second p lace. 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