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Open Pro Dan Paulson (701 styIea at OeAnza.
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had just pUled Bill Manley. took over
and had a tremendous lead by the
sixth and final lap.
East West M.C.'s Kent Pfeiffer
(Yam) held the Open lead from stan
to finish. The fint two laps found
Mark Zoller (KTM) and Mark Asbury
(Kaw) right behind Pfeiffer. On the
founh lap, Pfeiffer m~ out all
alone and Morgan Malocco pUled
Asbury who was being c~ by Rusty
Clarke, Steve Glatts and Paul
Huffman.
Mike Baker wins every event the
machine under him allows and today
his Da1laI Baker sponIIOied 125 Yamaha
held together. Donnie Morrison join~
Baker for the holeshot and it looked as
if there would be a race but Morrison's
machine blew up. Uoyd Thomas and
Brian Manley gave each other a good
run until Manley 1000t his gearbox and
was ~Iaced by Scott Pfeiffer. Mike
GoodWlD and Mark Heth were having
an exciting aide by side for founh spot
before Heth was centerpuDC~ by a
rider being lapped aDd Goodwin ran
out of guo At the fmish it was Baker,
Thomas, Pfeiffer, OJIinton Smith,
Rob Hall aDd Scott Amy.
The one and a half hour team race
had Mike Goodwin/Kun Pfeiffer leading tbe fint lap then replaced by Mike
Baker and Kent Pfeiffer on the
iIeCODd. Baker/Pfeiffer went out with a
flat while Donnie Morrison and Kevin
'Hopkin. played switeharoo with Brian
Manley and Scott Pfeiffer. Pfeiffer and
Manley ran out of gu and the Miclr.ey
Mouse team from Newhall went for
the win. The winning race bike, tu~
and prepared by Hopkins, was a com·
bination of both bikes which had
broken in the 200cc race.
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Unofficial results
OPEN EX: 1. Kenl PIeIIlor; 2. Mertt Zok; 3. Margen
OPEN AM: 1. _
- . ; 2. Don ~ 3. John
SerNI.
OPEN HIN: 1. Go..- 1lIley; 2. ChriI Lynn; 3. Eric
-.. BEG: I. . . _ :
OPEN
2. 0-. SlDCI1edoo••• lYlrnI: 2. Kent Fink
(Hull.
OPEN INT: 1. Ron
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lHue!; 2. ..... V _
lMeO.
OPEN PRO: 1. _
- . lYom!: 2. BII JeNIIlMeIl;
3. _
e:.-lYomI.
JR VETS: ,., _
~iiluoI: 2. Bob AIIa'/ lYom!.
SA VET: 1. 5 _ . . . . lYomI; 2. Ed MIc:heItIIMell.
MacC,aclre.
ma.t.,. Pro. at
Coro...
By Kit P.lmer
SAN DIEGO, CA, OCT. 4
CORONA, CA. OCT. 9
Paul Denis made his Barona
Oaks Kawasaki Motor Corp.
debut at Barona Oaks a winning
one as he went two for two in the
Although Malcolm Smith's Eric
MacCracken's (Yam) moto win
streak ended on this Friday ni~t
at Corona, the Malcolm Srmth
Stoclr. Mini Expert cIa., took a tie·
breaker from teammate Sam Storer in
the 105cc MimI, and had a second in
the Modified Mini Expert cIa..
The Modifi~ Mini Ex
were
by Kenny
on his
truIty Yamaha as be cruiIed to aD easy
two for two victory and left Denis and
Storer to battle it out for tbe runner·
up spot, which ~ up in that order.
The Stock Minis, which fea~ a tie·
breaker for Denis over Storer, was a
real bam-burner as hoth riden ran
aide by aide, lap after lap in the second
go-'round before Denis prevail~.
Storer was ftry conaiatent all day with
two aeconds aDd a third which kept
him in contention with Dunlap for a
repeat of his 1980 Mini and 10See
championship.
AI good as the Experts were, the
Intermediates really captivated the
lDlIDy apecta.ton Sunday as it wu the
dO'Dinat~
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Noll. nab. DeAnza
MX
By Kit hlmer
SUNNYMEAD, CA, OCT. 11
The treat of rain may have
slightly diminished the turnout
of riders at DeAnza Cycle Park,
but to the surprise of many, it
~ out to be a perfect day of
racing under the dark, ominous
clouds.
The day's action got underway with
the stan of the SOOcc Pro cl. . when
Maico·moun~ Bill jewell grabbed
the holelhot punu~ by Robert Nolin
(Yam) aDd Dan Paulson (Mai). jewell
managed to extend his lead within a
few lapa but Nolin began to piclr. off
IIeCOnda with each tum, reeling in the
leader by the sixth lap. In the
following lapa the two leaden bat~
over the fint place pomtion until the
eighth go-around when Nnlin slipped
rider's overall domination of the 2SOCC
Pro cIa. continu~.
It wu a aurprUe DOt seeing Mac
CrackeD grab the hoIe1hot of the fint
moto in the integra~ race of 1251,
2501 aDd Open Pros. As the riden
~ from the fint tum it wu the
mid-sized Graydon Ltd. Suzuki rider
Brian Fry who 1'OOIt~ his way into the
lead punu~ by Dan Paulson on his
Open cIa. Maico, MacCraclr.en aDd
Marty Miller on an Open Hmy. Fry
extended his lead by the time Mac
Craclr.en got around Paulson. It was
new for MacCraclr.en to play catch-up,
but within a few laps he was putting
the preuure on Fry. But no means was
Fry going to gift up. At times Fry was
able to pull away from the aggraaift
Yamaha rider but MacCraclr.en c10aed
the gap each time. When the white
flag appeared MacCrackeD was
hammering down on Fry's rear fender,
