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CA 91724 2131967-3786 ar Atomik Engineering. 1.0017 Montana Ave.. EI Paso. TX 79925 91 5/593-1 025 Pistons _ 48 21392421'1 2-Stroke/4-Stroke #', Huge Inventory Call Toll-Free Calif. 800-382-3600 Other states 800-423-5120 11l~ afb.... 213-999-2811 7801 C8nOQll Ave.. canooi Park. CA 91304 --'Y untoue:hllble et Mt. VIew'. motocraea. (Continued fTom page 46) compete for .the same money. Only after he had dominated the fint moto was there a complaint from one who didn't attend the meeting and one who didn't listen well enough to object to the situation. Jim sat out the second moto to settle the problem. Behind Anderson on his Yamaha in the fint U5cc Pro moto, Kevin White (Yam) held securely to second place while the battle was left to settle third spot. Kevin Ford (Suz) held on for a third of the race before falling. Robby Clark (Yam) inherited the spot. Craig Roberts (Hon) and Craig Lambert (Yam) scrambled for fourth until Roberts went down and Randy Crisman (Suz) was putting the move on Lambert when his vehicle went sour. At the flag. Ford had moved by them all to regain fourth. Moto two started out Anderson, White and Ford. Ford pulled off with a DNF halfway through, leaving Clark in punuit of White. There was some distance between them which Clark methodically ate up until he pulled his pass on the next to the last lap. Hey, Moml He didn't fall off! He's just been doing that to torment you. Lyle Schappert (Mai), who followed Anderson in the fint Open Pro moto, led the parade in the second. Probably the biggest excitement in this class came at the end of the fint moto when Jerry Eben (Yam) took a line over the finish line that shot him off the .side of the hill into a heap. He was just picking himself up when Mike Matt (Yam) shot by the flag on the same line and clipped Even. Strange they should both pick out the same line; it wasn't that good. Bob Plympton looIr.ed as if he and his new Suzuki were born for each other as he rode away from everyone in the fint l!5Occ Intermediate race. The scramble behind him wound up with Lewis Swan (Suz) in second and Ken Menereau third. When they finally got everyone started together for the second round, Plympton looked good going around the fint tum, a bit on the outside. Well, someone got under him, and he wound up in the bushes climbing a tree while everyone else went by. He chopped off twO to three riden a lap, and it looked as if he could pull off a spectacular win, but his front brake started locking up on him. He made attempts to adjust it on the fly but wound up settling for a sixth. Up front, Pat Nellis (Yam) had taken the lead. but Mersereau was on his tail all the way to the flag. The 1l!5ccJunion mixed it up well, too. Steve Jones (Suz) led wire to wire in the fmt mota. Brian Kragerud (Yam) held second all the way while. Jason Kanan (Suz) worked up to third. In the second mota, Mike Ingebo (Yam) led Jones and Mike Lee (Yam). Fint Jones went to the lead, then Lee moved Ingebo back to third. Lee de· cided if he was going to be out there with a cast on his hand, he should make it worthwhile so he took the lead. It looked secure for Lee, but on the last lap, Ingebo picked Jones off and gave just the right spurt at the flag to steal the win from Lee. Results PEE WEE JR: 1. leIond IlolwibiecllSuzl; 2. Richie AInmo IVom); 3. T..... -"IVom!. PEE WEE INT: 1. Gr8n1 Beraatrom IVoml. MINI JR: 1. Ccny ~ . IVoml; 2. Doll Smith IVoml; 3. _ K _ lHonl. MINIINT: 1. :loll Mn.IVom). 100 JR: 1. S _ Joneo ISuz); 2. J e f f _ I (Suzl; 3. Tracy Thorn IYoml. 100 INT: 1. Milce K _ (SUll. 125 JR: 1. S _ Joneo ISuzl; 2: Mike Ingobo IVom); 3. .1-.1(.,." tSuzl. 125 INT: 1. Rick Ilozor1h ISuzl; 2. Bob ISUll; 3. UrTy ~odlISuzl. 125 PRO: 1. Jim _ IVoml; 2. Robby CIork IVom!;3.K_WhltoIVom!. 250 JR: 1...... Croig (Moi); 2. Mer!< S _ n<-l; e-on 3. Timolhy_lK8wI. 250 INT: 1_ Ken _ (Han); 2. Patrick _ IVoml; 3.lowio s-, lSuzl. OPEN JR: 1. Joclt IIoIIoy IHan); 2. Torry Leo IHan); 3. Ron Moyora 1KTMl. OPEN INT: lSuzl. """v IVom!; 2. Ron long lSuzl; 3. A_ _1. _ OPEN PRO: 1. Lyle ~ lMoil; 2. Jerry Ebert IVom!; 3. Gr.- HucII-go Donnia n<-l. OT: 1. Gory _1Honl; 2. John _ I V . . . , 3. Dick IIurllOft IVom!. Boyles gets two at '-octl high point ST By Ann Carr Lom, CA, JUNE 15 The Stockton Motorcycle Club continued the Saturday night high point season at the Lodi Cycle Bowl with a much improved track and event over the previous week's race. Get·offs, which prolonged the show a little bit, were an indication that maybe the track looked too good, and some racen were trying to go overly fast. Only David Boyles was able to double in any payoff position tonight which indicates highly competitive racing. Boyles stayed on the front row instead of the penalty line - this- --

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