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Cycle News 1984 04 04

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;hern Neva.a· Southern Calilerl 125 INT: 1. William Surratt (Han); 2. Bryan Nel· son (Kaw); 3. Guy Giffin (Hon). 250 BEG/JR: 1. Jerry Sheerer (Yam); 2. Rick Perez (Hon); 3. Brett Henry (Suz). 250 INT: 1. Mike Watson (Hon); 2. Rick Guilmette (Suz); 3. Guy Arnone (Hon). 250 PRO: 1. Mike Shoemaker (Yam); 2. Ed Arnet (Hon); 3. Tracy Oswald (Hon). OPEN JR: 1. Craig Conaway (Yam); 2. Craig McConnachie (Vam); 3. Chris Lennahan (Yam). OPEN INT: 1. Mike Van Eher (Hon); 2. Ray Gibbs (Yam); 3. Phil Linshens (Hon). OPEN PRO: 1. Ken Zahn (Hon); 2. Charlie Strong (Hon). VET EX: 1. Bob Dunham (Yam); 2. R. Thompson (Suz); 3. SIeve Roberts (Suz). Cardeyplays his cards right at DeAnza By Michael Gillies SUNNYMEAD, CA, MAR. 18 DeAnza's new Pee Wee course has been attracting more and more racers the past few weeks, and while this week was slightly smaller by comparison, the racing was still tight and competitive. The 60cc machines, Division three, displayed some of the closest dicing Pee Wee racing has seen at DeAma in quite a while. Kawasaki-mounted Brian Peterson took 0[£ like a shot in the first mota opening an immediate five bikelength lead over David Cardey (Han) and Lee Ford (Yam). Peterson seemed LO have a horsepower advantage over Cardey and used it every lap down an all new, very long straight LO make his job easier through the turns. Cardey and Forddid a fine job of holding onto Peterson through the fifth or sixth lap when they began to fade back to have their own dice. Ford really started charging towards the end of the race but couldn't seem to find a weak point in Cardey's defense, so Peterson went on to take the win. Cardey and Rod took second and third while Redlands Imports' Jon Pauls (Yam) took fourth. In round two, Peterson's KX60 scooted him up the start area ahead of Cardey and Ford, and it was staning to look like a copy of the first maLO. By the third lap Peterson sLid out on a rough, right hand sweeper. Cardey took over the lead but still had Ford LO contend with and began feeling a lot more pressure from the Yamaha pilot this maLO. Peterson began a mad dash Cor the leaders, riding wide open in third place_ Cardey and Ford were glued together for the remaining laps, with Cardey taking the win only five feet in front of Ford. Cardey's 2-1 tally beat Peterson's 1-3 overall, while Ford landed third with a 3-2. Results PEE WEE: 1. David Guerra (Yam); 2. Robert Cole (Suzl. PEE WEE DIV 3: 1. David Cardey (Han); 2. Brian Peterson (Kawl; 3. Lee Ford (Yam). JR CYCLE: 1. S.J. Wrighl(Kew); 2. Brian Peterson (!

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