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Cycle News products presents: SUPER 8 mm MOVIES by Dick Kay's Champion Industries ..•)..• •• • • •• .~ . • • • •• • •• • •• • • • • ~ " l-< ] .S ~ 0. ~ 1975 BAJ A 1,000 196 ft. 13 minutes, 16 sec. Bikes and buggies slugging it out to be first in the world f amou s o ff -ro ad race. Locat ions: Start, Oso Negro, Va ll e de Tr inidad , San Felipe. reel-to-reel, Sound Silent, available. 1/8" casette , $4 Axtril . 1975 SC CRE A«: ' IlE l (;o""T"'j '" PARkER DAM 400 1'"":', . \V \:../> i'3ARKf Q r A RI2 0N~ .., Plo\IlUI ~_ AU'" C:" Al\.l8 U . .... Of CO MMf W r rJ "Better than my home movies!" Papa Wealey . 1976 PARKER 400 202 ft. 13 minutes 22 sec.. action in th e Closeup Califo rnialArizo na desert with exot ic buggies and bikes. Five locati ons. Heel-to-reel. ' Casette sound t rack available, $4 extra. COMING ATTRACTIONS: 1976 Mint 400 (out May 10, 1976) 2 Collections of 1976 desert races - RENT / (one week) $7 with sound casette $6 silent $40 depost $36 silent each Enclose check or money order to~-- --------CYCLENEWSPRODUCTS-------2499 Cerrito s Ave., Long Beach, CA 90806 . Shipped prepai d via U.S. Mail. Allow 3 weeks for delivery. ORDER MOVIES HERE \ \ By Marilyn Beitler 1976 BAJA 1,000 RENT 1 week BUY w/so und $ 7. w /soun d $40 . + depo sit $40. 0 $47 . [ 1 Silent $ 6 . one week Silen t $36. + deposit $36 . $42 . ( I 1976 PAR KER 400 w/Sound $ 7. w/sound $40 . + deposit $40 . J, $47. Silent $ 6. Silent $36 . + depo sit $36 . $42 . [ J OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA., AUG. 21 Saturday night was a grea t night for racin g at Motorcycle Racway s in Oklahoma Cit y. The tr ack o wn ers had hauled in over sixty [ J [ ) [ J [ J Name' _ Add ress, _ City _ Zip """38 Motorcycle Raceways action _ truck loads of sand to help keep the moisture on the track, and m ake the ground a lot softer. Over 170 riders showed up to race, fifty of them were expert riders competing for the $500 dollars purse money. Expert rider Gary Witt (Yam) from Kansas took first place money in' the 125 Expert race . This race proved to be the race of the nigh t with Wit! taking a . second and first p lace consecutively. Mark Russell and Clarence Fotney were out there battling it out for a first place in moto one. Then Witt made his move trying fo r a first but failed whe n Ru ssell held him off. Witt finished in second with Fortney coming in third. The second moto was much like the first, except Witt took the lead at the start. It was exciting not knowing who would com e across the finish line first, since Witt and Russell seemed to be taking turns with the lead. This moto showed Witt taking the chec ke red with Russell taking second. In th e 250 Expert race Billy Hatfield (Yam) won first pl ace over all on a 17 5 Yamaha. Trey Jorski (Kaw) took a first in the first moto with Bobby McDaniels coming in second pl ace, The second moto was a little different from the first. Jorski's bike broke bending a shock and leav ing him with no suspension. J orski did finish the race with a 13th place, giving him 5th overall. Hatfield however was very consistent with his third and second place finishes he took a first place overall. Bobby McDaniels finished with a second p lace overall . The 125 Novice race was a sight to see with nearly 30 bikes entered. This is usually the largest race of the night. All of the riders were very anxious to be the first to the comer. In the first moto Paul Knox took the lead with Matt Warren (Suz) following close behind. Paul Knox went on to win the first moto with Warren co m ing in second. Moto two is where the action started, as the gate dropped Steve Beitler (Suz) was the first to the turn, he soon stretched out his lead from seco nd p lace rider Kim Mille r (Hon) . At one time during th e race Beitler was nine seconds ahead of second place . Beitler was beyond reach until the last lap when Miller attempted to close in when he crashed on the last jump before the finish line. Beitler went on to win the moto, giving ' him a second place finish overall. T aking