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nad.North.ern California-Northern Nev: Harris won the second moto for the overall ahead of Horne, l25cc class winner Greg Perryman and second place 250cc mudslinger Dan Slocum. The 125cc Intermediates came out in the fourth race to stomp the Open class pilots, who started on the same line. Open class ace Mike "Holeshot" Lane lived up to his nickn.ame (n both motos, but Jed Green took over on the second lap each time and held his I25cc bike wide open to the overall victory and class win. Hayward Yamaha's Alan Brunk passed Lane in the first moto for the top Open class score, but Lane held him off in the second round for first in class. Helping with the 125cc class sweep of the first three places were Mickey O'Shaughnessy and Sean Lollar, who placed second and third in class, respectively. The final event of the day was the Old Timer/Veteran combined race which saw Old Timer Mike Collins lead for two laps each time and Old Timer classmate David Lehman win both rounds. C. Moore traded Veteran class wins with toger Lollar to come out on top over Lollar and Stanley McKusick. Lubricants Blended I (7~r Motorcycles ~.Jtt~ l-o V '..0 8 v u v o Results OPEN PRO, 1. Jerome Heiberger (Hon); 2. Joey Schlag (Hon). OPEN INT: 1. Mike Lane (Hon); 2. Alan Brunk (Yam); 3. Pat Smytae (Mai). 250 PRO; 1. Byron Estes (Yam); 2. John Dauth (Hon); 3. Randy Collins (Hon). 250 JR: ,. Richard Horne (Suz); 2. Dan Slocum (Hon); 3. David Guisti (Hon). . 125 PRO: 1. SCOl! Rebuck (Hon). 1251NT; 1.JedGreen(Yam); 2. MickeyO·Shaugh· nessy (Suz); 3. Sean Lollar (Yam). 125 JR: ,. Greg Perryman; 2. Grant Usselman (Yam); 3. Greg Nelson (Suz). BO EX: 1. Terry 8ostard. 80 INT: ,. Lance Homer (Kaw); 2. Jesse Britain (Yam); 3. Don Piantsnide (Suz). . BO JR. 1. Gary Stoner (Hon); 2. Billy Ziel (Hon); 3. Anthony Biscia (Yam). VET: 1. C. Moore (Mail; 2. Roger Lollar (Mai); 3. Stanley McKusick (KTM). OT; 1. David Lehman (Yam); 2. Mike Collins (Honl. Rain doesn't dampen Turkey .Run spirit By Bruce Scholten Photo by AI Anderberg LYNNWOOD, CA, NOV. 19 Grandpa always said lurkeys' are just too dumb'to come in out of the rain. On the other hand it could be lhe lure of o cash and prizes that keeps them there. At least that was the case for nearly 100 entrants in Lynnwood Cycle Barn's Fourth Annual Turkey Run today. Right on schedule, the biggest and baddest of an already impressive series of Ala'ska-spawned storms rolled in by noon. Armed with a map and directions to three checkpoints on the timed 92.5-mile route, the first bike then left. "That's what makes'it fun," insisted Cycle Barn partsman Jim Earp, "the weather's terrible. Wish I didn't have to work." But one suspects he was laughing up his sleeve at the folks gelling rapidly soaked, in the name of fun. From Lynnwood the itenerary wound east through the Snohomish Valley toward Duvall. Just gelling to this first check required close reading of the directions! Next was a stop for hot cider at Snoqualamie Falls before heading west of Lake Sammamish to check three on Lake Washington. Around 4 p.m. everyone wound up at Cycle Barn to gobble down plenty of hot chili and sandwiches. As local radio station KKW did a live broadcast, Honda Interstate rider Stan Haveman won $50 as the oldestrider, at68 years. "Only problem was, when weI ~ot to the third l checkpoint) I it J LI:))J.oI,J. 1J11 ,. •• LUBRICANTS DESIGNED TO EXCEL No brag. Fact. 'The Best Go West' T-shirts say it all. ·Please turn to our order blank in the Dealer Directory page and make your statement. ROUTE 7. P.O. BOX 208, BROOKFIELD, CT 06804