Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

i ~~-;;"h;;ib;;"'-·-·-'·""'A"--'b"'Hev"'_'b"'Co1I."'boArl~ Redlands. The final score was a close between North and Redlands, 334 poInts to 316. In the unattached classes it was a o familiar story starring Andy Northrup 00 and Brent Blount in the Pro classes. (j) Blount took his Mike's Moped Yamaha .-4 to a strong win in both motos of the ~ 125cc Pro class with Jeff Edwards runQ(") ning second in both rounds on his .... RPM Suzuki. Jack Scott (Yam) ran 4·3 V forthird over Craig Cable (Yam). .J:l Northrup was again untouchable in tbe 250cc class. Marty Miller and his ~, new Yamaha ride froom Montclair _ U Yamaha made their MX debut, taking V a second to Northrup. The only excite· Q ment came in the late laps of the second moto when Northrup began to 'II d SIow d own and M I er began to spee up. Miller got close enough to make a challenge, but the checkered flag came out before anything could h appen. T a k'mg. thi r d ~as R'IC h ard Sands (Yam) over CraIg Edwards (Yam). I! Ii o~ E Results MOTOCROSS MINI BEG: 1. Richie Hovis lVarnl; 2. Jim Kuntz lVarn); 3. Bart Pins lVarnl. MINI BEG: 1. Glenn Tucker lVaml; 2. Eric Sackotl lVarnl; 3. Jimmy Moon lVarn). MINI NOV: 1. St.... S t _ lVarnl; 2. rom Ruther· ford lKawl: 3. Ronny Williams lVarn). M1NIINT: 1. Steve MorehouoeIKaw); 2. Don Hovis lVarnl; 3. Chris TovIot IKawI. MINI EX: 1. Don Wownyniak (Yam!; 2. Scott Brown (Suzl. 125 BEG: 1. Milte Patnzzi (Honl; 2. John Piper (SUl); 3. Bob DIM-. lSuzl. 125 BEG: 1. _ DeckerlVarn); 2. John ~ lSuzl: 3. Richard l.ucao lVarn). 125 NOV: 1. AAdy l.apIan (Suzl; 2. John Grigsby lVarnl: 3. Don Luc:e lVarn). 125 NOV: 1. Steve W.... ISOlI; 2. Tony Thompson lVarnl: 3. Paul Ellis. 125 !NT: 1. Vince McMahon lVarnl; 2. Btod Fay (Honl: 3. DlNid.lar1n (Suzl. 125 PIlO: 1. Brent Blount lVarnl: 2. Jeff Edwards lSuzl; 3 . .lIIclt Scott lVarnl. 2!iO BEG; 1. Who Me Sneiderwine (Kawl; 2. Marco Proto (Suzl: 3. Jim Vormillick. 2!iO NOV: 1. Deve Whollev IHan): 2. Greg Canon lVarn): 3. Todd Cunningham l!bll. 2!iO INT: 1. Rick Vonderl1am lVarn): 2. Bob Carpenter lVarn): 3. Scott ConIIWIY lVarnl. 2!iO PRO; 1. AAdy NortIwIJp (HonI; 2. Marty M~ler lVarn): 3. Richerd SandllVarnl. OPEN BEG: 1. _ Vin.- (Suzl; 2. Bin _IYarn). OPEN NOV: 1. Frank Raduziner; 2. Gory T r _ lVarnl: 3. J. Catterty lVarnl. OPEN INT: 1. John Blatcenev lVaml; 2. Don Glover (Yarn); 3. Jttv C~av IYaml. HIGHSCHOOL MINI NOV; 1. Mike .Donde! (Kawl: 2. Eric Striepike IKawI; 3. Bob Pine IYam). MINI SR: 1. Mike Finders (SUl); 2. Tony Martinez (Kawl; 3. Paul Boyer lVaml. 100 NOV: 1. Eric Fr_IYam); 2. Scott ~ IKawI: 3. Larry Hawkina ISOlI. , 100 INT: 1. Tony Romero (Suzl; 2. Joe Slatkovslly (Suzl; 3. S81l.Iama. 100 SR: 1. Gone Reynoza (SUlI; 2. rom Gr_eel (Kawl; 3. AAdy C8stro (Yarnl. 125 NOV: 1. David Purkiss (Suzl; 2. Paul Herman (Suzl; 3. Charles Guerbino lVoml. 125 SA: 1. Richard Hoffman lSuzl; 2. Mike Anderson (Suzl; 3. J. _ l V a m ) . 175 NOV: 1. Andy Packwood IYaml: 2. Scott Lukens (Yarnl: 3. _ S8utten ISuzI. 175 SR: 1. Richerd Hoffman (Suzl: 2. Yos/l Kubota ISuzl: 3. Cliff Wlaters. 175 INT: 1. Mitch Gabriel (SUl); 2. Jason Acoata (Kawl; 3. Gusa Kopp (Yarn). 2!iO NOV: 1. Wolt Vanderlinden (Husl: 2. Mike _ I H u s l ; 3. Sidney Woods (Suzl. 2!iO SR: 1. Tom Hodgin (Su,l; 2. John Mazzacane (Kawl: 3. Anthony Warmack (Han). 500 NOV: 1. Walt Vanderlinden (Husl; 2. Bill Weatherly (Marl; 3. Mike Paters lVam). WOMANS: 1. Bonnie Warsh IYarnl: 2. Sue Smi1ll (Yarnl; 3. Suzi Galland. 8elfinck, Mosley top Old Timers' Saturday outing By Bob Alloy ORANGE, CA, NOV. 8 Saddleback's newly designed track brought some surprises for 25 of us Old Timers. There were a lot of peaky up and down hill 12 jumps and a few tricky sharp turns to add to the excitement. This was a special race promoted by our President. Larry Escamilla and Jim Beltinck. Fint and second place winners in all four classes were ~ven Hi-Point tires. This was really a great gift for US and one that we will put to good use. A very special thank you to Larry and Jim. Master c1asser Beltinck was out there in top form and that is just what it was from start to first place finish. An outstanding performance for both motos. Taking second in moto one was another excellent rider, Ray Sanchez. Just promoted to Master, Tom Widick proved his winning ways with a third place win. Marvin Olsen took second place honors in the second moto, and overall. Marv was followed by Widick, who wrapped up a third overall. There was lots and lots of action in the Expert class. Startirtg the whole thing off was J.D. Bray, then it was Dick Mosley who took over and led things for 12 laps. Boh Berdyck then stole the lead on lap 13 and held on to win. Mosley came in with a good secondace d Buzz M igasse p i an oe er l d his Husky into third. The second moto was all Mosley's. No messing around, Dick just got out there and blasted away until the big win 15 tough laps Iater. Af ter h al£ an hour of super riding Berdyck came in with his welldeserved second. Buzz was in with an· other third place win. Bying around with the greatest of ease, or so it seemed, was Amateur Asker Lamkjaer. Lamkjaer nicely wrapped up both moto wins. Another flier was Bob De Miranda who racked up both seconds. Manny Dauber, one who we just don't ~ much of, proved he still has that special touch and all that stuff came in third in moto one. Looking really good out there and blasting away with third was Bob Klatt for the second moto. Results MASTERS: 1. Jim Beltinck (Mail; 2. Marvin Olton lVarnl; 3. Tom Widick lVarnl. EXPERTS: 1. Dick Mooley (Mail: 2. Bob Berdyck (Mail; 3. Buzz Moeller (Hus). AMATEURS: 1. Asker lJIrnkjoer (Suzl; 2. Bob De Miranda lMaiI; 3. Bob Klatt (Husl. NOVICE: 1. Bob Alloy (Yarnl; 2. Melvin Shapiro lMaiI; 3. Larry Escamilla (Honl. 8reker tops at SSM/Standard Crank $J.200 MX By Terry Whytal ORANGE, CA, NOV. 8 Kawasaki/Norstar rider Goat Breker came out to Saddleback Park with the latest Kawasaki factory mount and proceeded to clean house on a tough field of 250cc Pros. Breker's machine sported watercooling, trick Uni-Trak system and front disc brake. Honda rider Jeff Jennings motored away with the first moto as he opened up a big lead in the fust three laps. Breker suffered from a mediocre start that left him working up through the pack to finish second. LOP/Yamaha rider Mark Lawrence slipped into the number three slot while Clark Jones picked up founh on his Husky. Moto two featured another Jennings hoIeshot but Breker quickly moved into second and Jennings felt the pressure and went down. Jennings remounted in fifth and soon powered back into second but Breker was first to the checkers and took the overall victory over Jennings. Lawrence went home with the third place money followed by Yamaha rider Tim Locey, Kawasakimounted Robert Reisinger and Jones. Yamaha rider "Rocket Rex" Staten roosted to victory in the Open Pro class with back-to-back moto wins. Maico rider Will Harper dueled with Huskymounted Dave Gerig and Yamaha rider Bob Schulz for the runner· up position with Schulz deciding the issue in his favor. Harper picked up third and Gerig finished fourth. A.J. Whiting headed the 125cc Pros as he held off challenges by fellow Yamaha rider Rick Maki and Hondamounted Gary Denton to score 1·2 and clinch the overall. Second went to Denton and Yamaha rider Craig Gormley picked up third. Results OPEN PRO: 1. Rex Staten (Yaml; 2. Bob Schul, (Yaml; 3. Will Harper (Mail. 250cc PRO: 1. Goat Brel Proto (SUl); 3. Kan Triplott IKawI.

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