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M onoshock. also 19 7 5 125 Mon o S oc k . Yamaha S m a ll leg h M X 125/175. Y amaha E n duro 2 50 / 360 /40 0. v a rnana TT 500 C1 va mene XT 5 0 0 C , SUZUk i 2~ 0/400 '73 ' 75. Suzuki 10 0/125 Small leg. All Suzuki RMs; Be tor RodS; Montesa V R: Small leg Cerian l; Kawasaki KX 125. Kawasaki K X 25 0 & 1975 ' 25 0/400. . Kawasaki KX 45 0. C U ,j :J • Z 0 ~ Z III ... c: 0 Z ~ Next time try our Terry cables for thesmoothese cable made. TERRVCABLE B u y one and fin d out wh y it was the ca ble chosen by the Penton IS OT Team & winners of the Baja 1000 & 500. A l so Factory riders for CZ. BU L TA C O , PE N TO N . CAN· A M . For all race b i k es. Dealer o r D irect. « , lie C( 0 0 :t WFO riding style and held it to the finis h , Stan Campbell (Suz) bolted to the lead. of the 100-B followed closely by Troy Sawyer (Yam) . Sian held firmly onto his lead until falling on the difficult uphill. Trov then clamped ontoa lead wmcn he never rele nquished after Stan destro yed His rear hub on t he bone-jarring course while trying to catch up. In the first of tw o 125 qualifiers. Crai g Sawyer (Ya m) set pace as he q u i c kl y m a n e u v er e d his trick monoshock t o the fro n t of a very quick class. After a bad start, John Ka ufman (Yam) ch ewed up the track and was soon sitt in g right on Sawyer's tail. The two b alded for ten minutes with Sawy er always in the lead and finally p icking up the win . In the second qual ifier. Ed Livezey (Hon) squirted into the lead of the best /race of the day. San d y J aq uish (Yam) was in hot p ursuit an d quickly closed on Livezey to take the lead. The two diced back and forth for five laps with Livezey fmally laking the win after J aquich tired. J aq u i sh, Livezey , Sawyer. and Kaufman all gassed it as the 125·A riders set a blister in g pace. Livezey was really pushing his Elsi as he too k the lead. Kaufman moved into second only to stall his bike on the deeply rolled hill and fall back. This left Sawyer in seco nd . Jaquish third. Sawyer then made his m ove 'on Livezey and opened up a 100 yard lead which he he ld to the finish, • ' Results in Results Sections- . • . N.W. Rams team race By Marty Gregory MURPHY, m.. MAR. 7 The Idaho branch of the famous .Ram s dese~t club put on a neat team race for the local riders this past weekend. There was a fine turn out of talented sandwash freaks who showed up for so me fun . Leading th e boys aro und on the first of the three lap s was the team of Bob Carlberg and company . Something (Kaw) happened 10 Bobby and his buddies by the end. though, for it was Terry and Danny Lankford and their teammate Randy Pu tzier coming h ome first after 90 m iles of gassin' it together, ' The hoi set-up for team racing is to stick tigh t to your partners' tails, go through the checks at the same time and not break or fall off. The Lankford brothers and Putzier managed 10 do all of this and went p retty fast at the same time . About two minutes behind the winning team was the trio of Bob Bosserman (fearless one-day co ntender) , Steve Jones and Harry Wishart who is an old hand on the Murphy terrain. Jones rode the 125 for the team (Each team has to have one of the durn th ings!) and clai med he rode h is yarbles off staying wilh Bosserman and Harry. Bosserman was pleased with the collective performances of himself and his teammates although he couldn't tell you whal Harry's last name was after the race. "Just some guy named Harry who needed a team. We came down here looking for another rider and found a pretty good one ... dude flat ' pu ts the gas to it !" . Harry probably didn't know what Bob's last nam e was either. • Results in Results Section, Sacto Jammers "Wild Hare" , By Sallee Hilton PLYMOUTH . CAL. , MAR. 14 Hare Scram bles may not generally ' be considered a spectator sport, but thi s one brought them out by the hu ndreds. The beautiful weather, combined wilh the Plymoulh terrain which allows much of the four mile ' course to be viewed. and approximately 250 riders. made this an attractive event fo r sn..ctators and riders In spite of the dr o ugh t year and no recent rain in the area, t he Jammers' re puta tion for super mud holes was upheld by an unexpected flooding of the property the night before. Interest was also added by a few neighboring cattle who managed to find an opening in the fence and race with t he Experts for a short distance before deciding their own side was preferable . An extra special Club Participation trophy brought many club groups into