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Zoli Berenyi, winner of the Masters class at the two-day Old TImers
Hangtown Hangover, leads Dick Mann.
Burgett got a bad start and had to
work. By lap's end, he was in eighth.
Anderson got an even worse start.
He got used for traction by the other
riders but was soon up and moving
and by lap five was in second behind
Burgett who put the move on
Buffaloe. Bob managed a fourth by
moto's end. Oveland moved into third
to stay. The overall sees Burgett, An·
derson, Oveland and Manning take
the bread.
In the Open race (parade), Oveland
took first overall, Monty Mitchell
(Mai) second overall, Tim Krough
(Hon) third and Eric Eaton (Mai)
fifth. Like Cronkite used to say, "and
that's the way it is." Oveland got in
front both motos and stayed. Mitchell
basically did the same and so on.
Washougal is off and running; the
season is just starting, but it looks like
'8i is going to go fast, much like the
racers who turned out to try "Wally's
Folly" and test the National class track
that will host the Washougal/Yamaha
125/500cc National on Aug. 2.
Results
125 PRO: 1. Rowdy B_1 (SuzI; 2. Jim Andoroon
IYom); 3. &ic Hell (Yom).
OT: 1. Bob White (Moi); 2. Eric Burkinohow (Moi); 3.
Roclcy Robinoon (1Cow).
JO.4O EX: 1. Gordon Ooks lHan).
JO.4O JR: 1. Joy Boufford (MOt'.
MINI B INT: 1. Miltel<_elSuzl; 2. Shone Whitokor
(Yoml; 3. Jim SowtoII (Yoml.
MINI A EX: 1. Rid< CoIorio (Yom); 2. Lorry W",d
(1Cow).
2SO PRO: 1. Rid< Ilurgoll (Yom); 2. Jim Andoroon
(Y_I; 3. Phil 0II0I0nd (Yom).
MINI C JR: 1. .Jocquo ~ (1Cow); 2. Corey
Whitok", (Yom); 3. Mike Thompoon (Yom).
PEE WEE: 1. Jolt Doiloy (Yom); 2. Gront flor9strom
(Yom).
PEE WEE EX: 1. Oornon DOYis (Yom).
100 JR B: 1. Mike WoIIiomo (Yom); 2. Owoino Sieler
(Suz); 3. Jolt Hoffonbredl (SuzI.
100 A INT: 1. B i l I _ (Yom).
125 INT: 1. Ron Di..- (Hanl; 2. Brion Modo (Yom):
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