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win puts this very consistent rider
further in the lead for season points.
Lyle Klenski was first 250cc
Amateur and is one of many Amateurs
that will be advanced to Expert next
year.
KiltS had a very good turnout with
140 riders. They are to be congratulated on a very good effon for only
their second try.
The Amateurs started about 10
minutes behind the Experts. Considering this, Klenski, mentioned earlier in
this anicle, did very well to take 11 th
overall. Another Amateur rider,
Gordon Graham was 18th ovetall and
first Open Amateur. James Harris was
20th overall and second 250cc
Amateur.
It was amazing that two 125cc
Expen riders did so well on such a fast
course. Terry Bryan and Ron Lemon
took Illth and 14th respectively.
Maguman was Laddie King (465 Yam)
followed by Ken Grio (4ll0 Hus).
The finish brought no surprise when
Morgan cruised in on his 4110
Husqvarna with a good 10 minutes on
second overall, which was not decided
until 200 yards from the finish when
Jones crashed and Bouge took advantage for first 250cc. Fourth went to
Strong, and fifth was Mark Jones (4ll0
Hus). Allred finished seventh overall,
first 125cc and still had no seat. In at
15th was first Over llO Vogler, while
King lost the old man's class to Guio
when he ran out of gas a mile from the
finish.
Results
Classic
Kawasaki.
The Owyhee Motorcycle Club
played host to some hot 'n' heavy
action when they sponsored the
annual Idaho State Champion-
_. _"I'
TRAIL BIKE: 1. 8fent 0I00n.
125 AM: 1.
All..,; 2. Heny Reed; 3. Keith
125 EX: 1. Terryllryon; 2. Ron Lemon.
200 AM: 1. Curt _ ; 2. RIthcie EIopeo; 3. Joe
Campbell.
,
200 EX: 1. Bert Faa.
250 AM: 1. Lyle K_; 2. .Jams Horril; 3. WinllDn
PlItt.
250 EX: 1. CIIll 'Humblrd; 2. AllIn Holy; 3. Lerry
.....
OPEN AM: 1. Gordon Graham; 2. _
Brown; 3.
lloyd Paine.
OPEN EX: 1. Joe McCormid<; 2. Riel< MeUne; 3.
G<8nt 'Hudkins.
OLD TIMER AM: 1. Herry G
