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Robert Reisinger bend. his KX through. grooveet SSM.
SENIOR "" 1.
lSuzIli4.2: 2. Gil SmiIh
IBuII. 3. Tom _l8uIl88; 4. Art_lIlulI
90.6; 5. LMl W-.I lluII 94; II. . 18..
109.
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SENIOR B: 1. 0... S.... lManI 25.2; 2. DMn
I8uD 46; 3. IlIIph ~ llull 48; 4. Doug
M........ 1i2.
NO\IICE: 1. ~ Sma ~ flO; 2. Derryl SIDne
IBuIlI3; 3. John ....... lHonl 88; 4. Jim Ilougherly
(MonI1O: 5. Joe Minar «Mull 81; 8. Tom 1oI0IllllO"."
IYomI101; 7. AIwtt e-lSuzIl02.4.
BEGIMER: 1. Deoid Some CBuII 28; 2. Glen SlOne
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IBuO 41.2; 3. S..... Eben «BuG 52; 4. ,... S IMonI 54; 5. ....., CounlI lHonl 55; 8. ....., BoiIoy
lVomIll&.2; 7. S-PImy CBu1183.
SUNDAY
EXPERT: 1. _ _ tsWMI45; 2. Sma.(9ull52; 3. Don Sullin 111u183; 4. ~-.1luQ
73; 5.... _ _ 7S; 8. _
SIono lMonl81; 7.
0Ii ~ _
90; 8. _
Oldor CBu1181; 9.
An"- ~ lBuIl 107; 10. Deoid _
lBull
197.
AMATEUR; 1. Dorridt _
lMonl 53; 2. Denny
Wolle 18u1188; 3. Joe Grenciuo lBull flO; 4. Ted _
IBulll4; 5. em. McHugh IBuIl108; 6. ~ NichoIo
ISWMl110.
SENIOR "" 1. Gil SmiIh lBuIl 54; 2.
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ISuzl157.2; 3. Tom _1BuIl7e; 4. John _ _
IBull.; 5. Art W _ (IIuI1105.
SENIOR B: 1. 0... SlOne lMull 30: 2. DMn
_1BuIl43; 3.1lIIph ~ 1BuIl50.
NOVICE: 1. W..".. Sma (~ 54; 2. Derryl Stone
{Bull liB; 3. Jim Ilougherly lMonl 75; 4. Tom
M'"=rtom!95.
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. 1. Deoid Some lBuIl 14; 2. Glen Stone
Ilull37; 3. S - PImy lBull48; 4. ....., BoiIoy lVom!
61.
EXPERT; _ Y AWI41lOS
OVERALL 'fWO.OA_
AMATEUR:
SENIOR "" Dorridt_.
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SENIOR B: 0... SCone.
NO\IICE: Weyne Sooa.
IIEGNEI: Deoid Some.
Old TImers OlSOIl,
MosIe, smoke
'em at 3.5
By Bob Alloy
ADELANTO, CA, MAR. 8
Beautiful bright blue skies, an
excellent MX track with some
stadium jumps thrown in, and
40 of the finest over-4O MX
38
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riden aU made it come topther at
Adelanto.
In the Muten dmsion Blackie
Lewia began the action with his lead in
moto one which be beId for three laps.
Bob Millner pused Blackie coming
out of the lltadium jump and took
command for two laps. Marvin Olaon
then took the lead on lap five and CODtinued on with it to the fmiah. Muvin
really did a lot of fast moving to get
where he did, as he initiaDr. staned out
way back in last place. Millner was in
with second place and Tom Widick
took third.
Ezpen Dick Moaley, our president,
.was. ~Y. ~~' .~~ .~~ __
the holeshot in both motOl in addition
to taking both wins. Dick Frampton
reaUy overcame his poor starting position with some terrific riding and ran
away with second both times. Bob
Crandall took third in moto one and
Don Merritt captured the third place
win in mota two.
Amateur Bob De Miranda had
things going his way in moto one. He
wrapped up the big win without
letting another Amateur get close.
Bob won first again in moto two, even
with his 11th out of 11 stan. It's hard
for that guy to lose. Hal Grady took
hoth second place wins. Dennis
Hezden was the lucky third place
winner in moto one and Gene Powell
captured founh. The second moto's
third place winner was John Said, and
founh place went to Dennis Hezden.
Novice Tony Cappironi led the
action in laps I-~, and then it was
W.F. Harltey out there with the lead
and on to the win. Bob Alloy took
second and Howard Zimmerman came
in with third. The second moto began
with Everett Hatler in the lead. It was
on lap four that AUoy slipped into the
lead and then won the moto. Hatler
came in with second and Cappironi
cl'Ollled ewer in third.
R....1ts 1. _
Iii\ASlBlS:
Oloon lVoml; 2. _ _
on his heels. With the win in sight a
lapped rider moved in front of Turner
and forced him to the outside while
Johnson slipped by for the win. JIDl
Tarantino put his DC Performance
Honda into the number three spot at
the flag and Yamaha rider Stephen
GaD picked up founh.
"I guess 111 just have to go out and
win this one," said a determined Turner
as he headed for the staning line and
the second moto battle. As expected
the race soon became a two rider duel
with Turner controUing the action and
crolIIIing the finish line first_ Johnson
held on to the I'l1tlDeI'-Up slot and went
home with second place money. GaD
and Tarantino battled for the mOlt of
the second round with Gall getting the
nod at the checkers and the pay
window_
Husky rider Clark Jones outpointed
TNT Maico rider Ed Arnet for top
money in the Open Pro class. Jones
piloted his Standard Crank-sponsored
mount to the win in race one while
Arnet and Premier Yamaha rider Pete
Snoneland battled for the number two
benh. Arnet settled for third at the
fmiah as Snoneland stayed calm aDd
offered no opportunity for Amet to
pass.
Amet was on the gas from the start
of moto two and soon established
himself as the leader. Snoneland