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Cycle News 1979 10 10

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dBrad • IS Junior/Senior rider Leon Price. the preceding lap, dropping him from second to fifth in the last half of lap one. Panner Heath Hibbard got the catch-up duty while the flat was being fixed and he perfonned his duty wen, picking up two spots to close lap two in fourth. Traffic was beginning to fonn, making placement of the later riders difficult but I think Ray Zylstra was running first Beginner at this point. Greg Johnston now showed in sixth place. Lap three saw some shuffling and .the finishing order began to establish itself. Jay Orendorff was now aboard as captain of the flying S&L Yamaha and took finn control of first, not to be headed again. The Padilla/Hinds -ream experienced some unknown difficulties and dropped to sixth on this lap, moved up a bit on the next two, but disappeared after a valiant effort before the finish. While they were dropping back, the Hibbard/ Davies team took the second spot and the Mulconerys grabbed third. That fixed the top three right through to the end of the race. The Upp/Heil team spent the next three laps swapping positions with first Amateurs Dean Miller and Greg Johnston, with Upp/ Heil founh and Miller/Johnston fifth at the end. As the Padilla/Hinds team slid out, Bill Robertson and Ron Haase slid the Honda of Hollywood ~ team into sixth. T A little further back the first Open Novices appeared to be Charlie and Ed Walters of the Walters Racing Family. If they are all related, I counted at least six Walters in .the entries. They don't need a promoter; a r few more family and they could. hold ,. pnvate racesI The wildly unofficial results indicated that Norm Larsen and Vince Ruesch were the first 250cc Novices by virtue of their being the only 250cc Novice team to complete six laps. What makes that remarkable is that Nonn had to get gas from a passing 'bike at Bessemer Road (after walking out of the desert) and I doubt that he got enough to finish the race. I hear that he had to stop several more times for gas before he made it to the finish. A clear candidate for today's Perseverance Awardl Finally, it seemed that every time I turned around, John Downey was screaming by on his 175. Although I didn't see him, partner Marc Yoakum must have been doing the same, for that team showed up on the unofficial results as first Beginners. • Results OVERALL: 1. Jay Orendorff/Jim Owens (Vam); 2. Heath Hibbard/Gary Qavies (Vaml; 3. Mike Mulconery/ Gary Mulconery (HuslYam); 4. Ken UppiKen Hail. First 250 (Vam); 5. Dean MiNer/Greg Johnston, First Am.• (Vaml; 6, Bill Robenson/Ron Haase (Han). OPEN NOV:: 1. Charlie Walters/Ed Walters. 250 NOV: 1. Norm Lor_Ninee Ruesch. BEG: 1. Marc,Voakum/John J)owneY.. call the King of Motocross, Big Bad Brad. llckets available at all llcketron outlets. Lackey and his Uni-'frak" Kawasaki. Don't miss 'em. Remember, as Brad says, ifyou ain't got the greens, YO,u're gonna get the blues. Kawasaki's Brad Lackey who just spent the last season cleaning up in Europe is back on American turfagain. On Saturday night, November 17th, at Anaheim Stadium for the Supercross Fmale, you can treat yourselfto a view 'ofthe man they Kawasaki Don't let the gOod times pass you by. EASTERN REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BUSCH BUSCH MOTOCROSS QUALIFIER $5,000 Gates Open 8:00 A.M. Practice 11:00 A.M. Race 1:00 P.M. Silver Sands Cycle Park - Anderson, S.C. Sat. &Sun. Oct. 27 &28 Amateur Set. Oct. 27. 1979 $2,000 PRO Sun. Oct. 28.1979 10 Trophies - Per Class $10.00 ENTRY PER CLASS 6 Classes Information call 803/226-2472 or 803/226-6051 Ta~e Hwy. Mini 0-85cc 7 thru 11 yrs. 81 South from Anderson, South Carolina to Owens Corning Mini 0-85cc 12 thru 14 yrs. Fiberglas. Turn left on Rat Rock Rd. and follow signs. 100cc 250cc 125cc Open Promoted by: Busch of Anderson and Carolina Cycle RIders, Inc. Cycle News Want Ads do it TERR}'C.4HLE The Teflon Super Smooth Cable $3,000 Paying 12 places per moto 125cc.25Occ.Open Pre-Entry $20.00 Post Entry $25.00 Pre-Entries accepted until Oct. 26 CORDURA ItfX Pants ATT!"CHED BELT NOW ONLY 55995 . . ZIPPERED POCKETS BONUS FREE WITH EACH ORDER: LARGE lUJA GEAR BAG S1995 VALUE *Complete line for racing bikes *Requires no oiling *Smoothest pulling cable *Flexible throttle wire gives long life *Heavy duty housi~g, resists stretch and abuse Write for Free literature Terrycable PO Box 1321, Hesperia, CA 92345 (714)247-2646 Out of state call toll free (800)854-4691 SEND CHECK OR M.Q 55495 lu.JA-" INO CO 0 ITO kids sizes 22. 24. 26 KNEE & SHIN INSERTS COLORS AVAILABLE red, whIte & blue green, whIte & black ZIPPERED lEGS blue. whIle & yellow black, while & vellow ""OOUCTI.1iIIC 1f50EASTSANCAltLQSAVENUE SAN CAIU.OS. CA U«Im ..I-:=;': 9 lUBRI-TECH. 2902 los Angel. Ave. Simi Valley. CA'l8061522-3434 2139242111 23'

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