Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1970's

.......................................................... ~ $1,200 semi pro EXHIBITION RACE at the SATURDAY • o:ao Minis unclassilied no points • VOlS&Womon • ().17S Unclaailied no points • ().17!>&.·AmAnt. daIIlIiIiod • No points • One 46 min. race • Entry 100 .20.00 • Umi10d entry • Storting pooilion determined by • ()'17S Nov.-&.g. clossiIiod • 2SO Ex.-AmAnt. daIIlIiIiod • 2SO Nov.-&.g. daIIlIiIiod • 2SO thru Open poo1mIrk • Must _ copy 01 ex, a.atfic8don with on1ry & 2 S.A.S.E. unclossiliod SUNDAY • Sonior e-fiod •"'0 thu Open• 251 "'actice Ex.·Ani.-Int.-clossifiod • 251 thru Open- Open Pro Craig Adams is pursued by Dave Foltz at CRC Racing World. --, Nov.-&.g.-cloosifiod Send Semi Pro entry only to: • SemiPro with plenty of good competition. Mark Barnes got the jump on the pack and claimed the first place position over Juan Benavidez while Lunde came throught in third. In the second mota Lunde showed his supremacy as he gassed his Yamaha out ahead and led by a longshot. Craig Gormley was holding down second while Benavidez tried desperately to pass and ended up falling so Barnes took third. When the money was handed out Lunde won because of a fine 3-1 score. Barnes earned the second place award over Gormley, Dave Hamada and Benavidez. Now let's shift our attention over to the little guys. The Mini classes have been very strong and it's good to see such a good turnout in the Mini 50cc, Junior, Intermediate and Expert classes. The hotshot on the track this time was RichaI:d Sands. He won the Expert class and showed off with his stylish leaps off of the main jump. Newton Acevedo led the little Mini !?Occ riders. Results MINI5&. 1. Newton AclMldo ISozI; 2. Jesse Brenton lSuzl; 3. "'.. Cruz ISuzl. MINI JR: 1. Jim McMonns (Suz); 2. Jimmy Palm.. IV_I; 3. .)..,., " ' _ (Yom). MINI INT: 1. Don Sigrist IYoml; 2. Rodney PhelpsISuz); 3.llill Clontz (Yoml. MINI EX: 1. Richa'd Sands (Suzl. 125 JR: 1. Tom Gregory (Suzl; 2. Randy Yeno ISuzl; 3. Roy ~n (Suzl. 125 INT: 1. Tom May lSuz); 2. Poul Cano (Sull; 3. JelMv Crump IVoml. 125 PRO: 1. Tom Lunde (Yoml; 2. Marl< Bar_IVom); 3. Croig Gormley (Suzl. 2SO JR DtV 1: 1. Weyne Y_ISozI; 2. Rob Ilinldey IVom); 3. Kim Robof1Ion ISuzl. 2SO JR DIV 2: 1. Kovin IlenneIl IYoml; 2. Jeff AuIline IVom); 3. K.. Miller IVarnI. 2SO INT: 1. Tom May lSuzl; 2. Troy Monning ISuzl; 3. David PwlIigrew !Mail. 2SO PRO: 1. Roa S--.IVom); 2. Tom Lunde IVom); 3.J_ _ IVoml. 500 JR: 1. Bil Koch lSuzl; 2. Ron Brehm (YamI; 3. Steve Aoh IVoml. 500 INT: 1. John Gibbs IMa); 2. Rory Holladay (RREI. 500 PRO: 1. Roa S _ IVoml; 2. Robon Morino IVom~ 3. Neil CIwislrna'l. Adams, Ellis top' CRC Racing World MX By Keith Clemons TRABUCO CANYON, CA,JULY 15 California Racing Club fans took advantage of a last chance to get in shape for the upcoming IRC/ CRC Tri Race series by wheeling !?ut to Racing World for a day of rugged motocross. Efforts to kee~ the dust down by watering proved to be of some help but the 90' sun dried the dirt like a twisted spounge and riders found themselves wetting the track with their own sweat. Open Pro Craig Adams flew his hot KTM all the way for a pair of first place wins. Adams was not only the first one to see the checkers but for some time was the only one seeing as how he got his glimpse a good half lap before number two rider Mike Said. ] don't know what Said would have to say about Adam's KTM shutting down his fine Maico machine but at least he wasn't alone as Dave Foltz, also Maicomounted, joined the group of followers by taking third overall. Foltz had finished second in the first moto but had problems in the second, letting Said command the number two overall. Mark Ellis took a ] -I overall win on his 250cc Yamaha to collect top Pro pay for his class. Keith Ehlers finished second behind Ellis in the first race followed by Ken Ehlers but the Ehlers pair switched in the second round to allow Ken second place overall and Keith with third for third for the day. Rich "The Red" Barron Yama· hauled his 125cc Bi· Wing fighter through the pylons to claim a first moto 125cc Pro victory over Gary Scheidler but Scheidler played out the duel in the second go 'round to even the final score. Scheidler went home with the top pay while Barron flew . away with the second place purse. Dean Cates went home with the third fortheday. • • Old Tim81'S _ must _ .4Slrok....lldossos DDMC, 206 V.. "-lull, CA90277 • Hocks ._-invitational Pto&OnIy:21~ 9om-9pm • All Sportsmon Entries DDMC. 2173 C r _ Ave., MontrOlO, CA 91 020 213124lHl4llO 9 ....9 pm "Limited Entries" • My _ d entry form '15.00 and two solI oddrOlled stamped Ioga! size orivolopoo • o-;riod roeoo must lind_ photo copy 01 rider _ M.OO $2.00 AOULTS Dist.:fT. AME, CRC, CMC, etc. UNDER 12 UNDER 6 FREE 2li'%DISCOUNTTO • • FEMAlE NUDES Gatos Open 6 A.M.: Roc. 818. Don't Be Lot.II.R.R.C. Attending Entries Open Now Entries CIooo Aug. 17th • Poo1 En1ry Sportsmon.2O Semi $35 "'0 NOISE~ fhe sound ~------------. 1HEVEl( BEST or that kiDs the sight. r------------l . I 1- I Order your PATCH today! Name Addresa City· • _ _ Stllte_ _Zip_ _ Results OPEN PRO: 1. CrlIig AdamI IKTMl; 2. Mik. Soid fMoil; 3. tlr;o Foltz lMaI. OPeN !NT: 1. K AI>ornMhy ri'oml; 2. Tom ~d .. lSuzl: 3. _ . . . , IVoml. OPeN NOV: 1. Bil K_IVoml. OPeN BEG: 1. Robon SuIiv«llSuzl. 2SO PRO: 1. Marl< EItio IVoml: 2. K«l Ehlen IC·Al; 3. KoiIh Ehlers ISuzl. 2SO NOV: 1. Gory Hid-.gh IVoml; 2. Marl< Sl{,qUP lSuz); 3. Kris WIIco.CHon). 2SO INT: 1. Joe Broy ISull; 2. AI Metzger IYoml; 3. Clint Songer (Kowl. 125 PRO: 1. Gory Scheidler IYoml; 2. Ri_d Barron IVoml; 3. Doon CatoslSuil. 125 INT: 1. Nonnan Blue IVoml; 2. Doug Jocobs (SuzJ: 3. Dod. Cates ISozI. 125 NOV: 1. JorTy Compbolt lKowI; 2. Jerry Lohr ISuz); 3. Tony Sullivan ISuzl. 125 BEG: 1. Vic LoIn ISuzl; 2. Go·"·"M:e~;::. I ~~L SALES OF DALlAS _ j(l/f'~ 1 mUL-T=-CO _ Zip, ... _ I • . t}o a Specialty Try us first for the hard to find Bultaco parts ," I 1176 .....h ..p..'. 0.-... T••• 712071 1 , 214/638·2010 • I 35 •

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