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t ....a N.~.da-So.t"era Call up our bikes. All classes staned in the same race with one minute intervals between divisions. Fony-five minutes and six laps later, it was all over with aI¥i finished. Marshall Jennings of the Masters division took the lead and really did some fine riding. Despite going down on the pavement (ouchl), Marshall quickly recovered and held his lead to fmish first. Ray Sanchez held that throttle tightly all the way for the entire six laps and came into a well won second place. Chuck Woody's four stroke Yamaha flew over the pavement to take a good third. Coming in fourth was Marv Olsen and his tempermental Maico that just didn't want to start when it should have. In the Expert division it was Earl Nichols blasting into the lead. Earl kept high gear all the way to win. Bob Berdyke and his CZ were perfect for this track, and he took a well deserved second place. Third place win belonged to Dick Mosley. Jun Cooke and his Suzuki were a good match for each other in the Amateur division as he proudly came up with first place. Bob De Miranda got his Maico past enough riders to qualify as second place winner. Third place was won by Glenn Willis. Bob Anderson took the lead in the Novice division but missed an important tum. It was then Larry Escamilla, despite his little side tour through the pits who came through to take first place. Bob Alloy and Larry Caldron had a battle going on as they exchanged second place positions several times. Bob finally came through to finish second and even took the marking flags with him. Larry c~me through with a good third place (HI-POINTI I * RACIIG * J . . & Cbuck II\"er .•00' BrUCe O&,l"e Parker. · w\n Score Clothing , bootS , point '~ith Hl.- I I \ and gloves .. ' o 00 0') 1"""4 YOUR HI-POINT DEALER HAS YOUR M-X PANTS . .. IFHEDOESNT HE'LL LET YOU DESIGN THEM!!! HI-POINT NYLON M-X PANTS Hi-Point M·X pants are .11 made of the finest nyon. expertlv Sfl'W!l, if~ in ~he U.S.• fully lined with wrap around knee cUPS. sewn in hip padding. velcro legs for easy fit, padded shin area, etc. You must see them to appreciate the value, and craftsmanship. Hi-Point in red, white and blue. Suzuki in yellow, and blue. Yamaha in yellow, black and white. Honda in red, white and blue. OR CUSTOM DESIGN A PAIR OF NYLON OR NYLON/LEATHER M-X PANTS TO YOUR SPECIF1CATIONS Your Hi-Point dealer can custom order MX pants for you in all nylon or nylorr/leather in any color combiNltion. any name on the leg or "butt" and any special size alterations that you may require for a special fit. If you're looking for M-X pants of the highest quality, be sure to see your Hi-Point dealer ... he can fit you out in style. WID. Results MASTER: 1. M..-shall Jennings IYaml; 2. Ray Sanchez IYaml. EXPERT: 1. Earl Nichols IYam}; 2. Bob Bllfdyke ICZI. AMATEUR: 1. Jim Cooke ISud; 2. Bob De Miranda (Mail. NOVICE: 1. I.Mry Escamilla IHan); 2. Bob Allqy !Yaml. Emerson, Giger, Krummemaul MothersMX By Dr. Gonzo Kawasaki in green, blue and white. Husqvarna in blue and yellow. KTM in orange. blue and white. All the above nylon M-X pants are available as a stock item at your Hi-Point dealer in sizes 30, 32, 34. and 36. They are also available on special order in mini sizes 22-24-26 and in adult sizes 28, 38, 40. 42. 44. and 46 with or without lettering on the legs. You now have a real choice in quality M-X pants from your Hi-Point dealer. HI-POINT RACING PRODUCTS BOULDER CITY, NV, FEB. g 3709 W. Erie Ave.. Lorain, OH 44053 P.O. Box 2327, Amarillo. TX 79105 9604 Oates Dr.. Sacramento. CA 95827 Lenny Giger, on a Fox Factoryequipped Honda CR250R, decimated the 250cc Pro class at the inaugural Mothers of Motocross event of the 80s. Giger easily won both motos, but not before he had to overhaul Team Valley Yamaha YZ250G rider "Cousin Chris" Howard.. Giger grabbed the lead in the first 50cc Pro moto and was being uTSued in close formation by oward, Mike Hines on a Fox-d-out onda, Kevin Gashler on a Valley ycle Yamaha, Neal Mallory (Yam) nd MRAN desen shoe Glen Wischeyer (Suz). Halfway through the initial lap Giger bled momentarily, cutting Howard Dough slack to slip by on the inside. or the next five laps Chris put on a eath-defying ride as he opened up a ight lead on Lenny. Gashler had oved by Hines for third while Wischeyer moved past Mallory's ailing ooter for fifth at ,the halfway point. Giger was gaining on Howard and ade his move on the seventh tour of e course, taking the lead in a section f supercross-style whoops. Lenny held t WFO to the checkers, finishing 20 Maico in red and yellow. "ALL YOlJ,R COMPETITION NEEDS ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR HI-POINT DEALER" Stre-e-tcb your weekendRide your motorcycle to work , Monday! ' CYCLE NEWS JACKETS • red satin finish • quilted lining SEND TO: ... CYCLE IIEIS PROD. Dept.31W7 P.O. 80.498 Long _ h , CA 10801 213 427-7433 35