Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

I-Oregon-Wallhington-Idaho-Utah-Alallk. second on his Yamaha of Salinas YZ. Fred Be nnett still keeps the kids honest as evidenced by the good third on his Ya m aha Spor ts Center m achine. Fred has been an Expert in the district since about 1967 , as in 13 years. Lela nd Yetter had the Honda 350 in control winning t he Novice/Junior show. Guy Woods had a newer mod el for the 500cc Novice win and Joe Ca rrera was the Junior class champ . Mike Inderbitzen may be over six fee t tall , bu t the rookie class "C" Expert knows how to ride his Pal Ga rdens 1T500 and won anoth er Ma in over Danny Moore and Fred Bennett . Results 60 NOV /JR: 1. Charles Arthur (Vaml. ao NOV: 1. Mike McDonnell lVam); 2. Mike Faust lVam). ao JR: 1. Scott Martin (S02I. ao EX: 1. Kurt Chandler (Kl w); 2. Winkie Freitas IKIw). . 125 NOV IJR: 1. James Penn lVam). 250 NOV 1. Jim Rader IVam); 2. Kenny : Wedd ingfeld IS02). 250 JR: 1. David Caballero lVam); 2. Steve Martin lVam); 3. Was Guidon i lVaml. 250 EX: 1. Doug Chandler (KIwI; 2. Danny Moore (Vam); 3. Fred Bennan lVam). 360 NOV/JR: 1. Lel nd Ven er IHonl. a 500 NOV 1. Guy Woods (Han); 2. Kenny Wedding. : feld lVam). 500 JR: 1. Joe CarreralVaml. 500 EX: 1. Mike Inderbitzen lVam); 2. Danny Moore (Hanl; 3. Fred BannanlVaml. GD PRO RACES SAME WEEKEND SAME TRACK IT'S ABOUT TIMEI AMA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AMATEUR HALF MILE RACES JULY 19 & 20 HARDIN COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS CLASSES 85 (7-11) . 85 (12-14) . 100 (12-15). 125 (12-15) . 100, 125, 200, 250, 360. 500, 750 SEND FOR ENTRIES: PAUL SCHLEGEL 1390 GAGE TOLEDO, OHIO 43612 _ . , /J{jj(j}!l$ ~ @jf) C~~;ONI em!L'm .. Wi. • ." ."' /! DIAMOND h'. __ KEN MAELY Ask the racer tI1IIt well ,.. one By Roy Hartbauer 5_ _ 561.00 lItrep'1.50 12.50 suPer str ap Sand Hill Ra nch opened its summer stadium motocross season tonight under the lights. As in past years, T om Anderson has converted his scr am bles "c orral" into a stadiu m night motocross with tight tu rns. fast straightaways and 11 jumps. Alt hough opening night suffered a moderate tu rnout and places to pass were few, no complaints were heard a bout the prepara tion or th e reva m ped layou t . Rodney Sm ith was the star of th e night bea ting ou t Robert Congdon for th e top spot in t he Expert event. Smith a nd Congdon kept th e crowd on the ir feet with a wheel -to -wheel battle to the finish . Taking the thi rd spot was Ra nd y Den ton followed by Da ve He rrell. Trippe Rol off too k the top honors in the 50cc class finishing ahead of Doug DeLa y. J unior J oh n Looney captu red t he overall win in the I25 cc class . Marshall Martinez came awa y with the top Novice trophy com bining a first m oto win with a fourth in the finale for second overall. Don Beall, in third, took second for the Novices. Alan Loredo put together two good rides in the O pen Novice race taking hom e the top trophy. Dan Sou za followed Loredo to the finish in the second moto for the runner-up spot. T im Seeley, after a first moto win , settled for third . Mark Ibbotson combine d a pair of second places for the over all win in t he 250cc class. Righ t be hi nd Mark th roug hou t both motos was Rich Powell who took the trophy for secon d overall. J u nio r Ma rk Bagger i finished third . • 1·..... $6.00 _$&5..00 Sizes 6 to 13 0 width .............. All PrieM p' us C.O.D. & Postag e tw_.. 5.1. ......cycle""""" Dc brak... wheel. , Hubs, sprockets. & mor e AIao.~ (714)7J5.$40 MAELVENTS.. RT.2. BOX 75B lIi30 Bedford Mtr . Way. Corona. CA 91720 A roIling stone lathers momentum ill GeeEnterprises Inc. CAL IFORN IA DISTR IBUTOR OF THESE FINE QUAliTY HIGH PERFOR MANCE PRODUCTS Wholesale to Deelers only try us lor I.ster delivery I ~~/I!flB 5Occ: 1. T. Roloff (2·11; 2. D. Delay 11 ·21. 8Occ: 1. S. Delay 11 ·2); 2. R. Davis 1 3·1); 3. J . Ward (2·31. 125cc: 1. J . Looney (2·3); 2. M. Martinez 11-4); 3. D. Beall(4-21. ; VETS: 1. S. Buenilequa (1.1); 2. B. Rololl l3-21 3. M. Crosby (So31 . 250cc: 1. M. Ibbotson (2·21; 2. R. Powell 13-31 3. M. ; Baggeri (1 ·71. OPEN: 1. A. Loredo 12-1); 2. D. Souza 13-2); 3. T. Selley (1 -4). EX 1. R. Sm;'h 12 ); 2. R. Congdon (1·21; 3. R. : ·' --- - - ,1""IATlUTES JllYEl S 1st Privateer AMA 250cc Nationals Jimmy Ellis has ridden virtu ally all kinds of forks. He knows what each make Is capable of and how they perform under the most gruelling competition. EqUipped w ith the famous Simons sp ring / air Forks, Jimmy Ellis fought head to hea d with Steve Martin, who a lso uses Simons Forks. FightIng rig ht down to the w ire . Jimmy edged out Steve to gamer recognition as 1st Privateer In the AMA 250cc Nationals. SIMONS FORKS, See John Reinholt or 8uu Hog. a t Seats Point and W••h ougal. WA Nationlll• . Results - KENTON, OHIO "The Shoe Man " BRENTWOOD , CA ,JUNE 7 • SA N CT IO N E D Want to save money? 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