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II your dealer doe.n't bandle .bo~ hiDl thl•... Dear Dealer, As a Cycle News dealer, you'll not only have the pleasure of disPensing a lot of good cycle news to your customers, but you'll also have the pleasure of pocketing 50% p r o f i t . . A minimum order of 5 copies per issue makes you an official Cycle News dealer. As a dealer, you'll receive a handy Cycle News counter rack, an Open/ Closed sign and point of purchase sales aids included in your one time set up fee of $4.00. Why wait? Wherever you a~e - East, or West, there's a Cycle News edition for you to sell out of. And a Cycle News staffer is waiting for your call, 213/4277433, or write Cycle News West, P.O. Box 498, Long Beach, California 90801 . Merv Murray finished second in the Open A cia•• at the CRC Hoot Owl night enduro at Red Mountain. was on his way to embarrassing the 125cc Experts when a too-close encounter with a stack of tires put the talented Tyler rider out of moto two. Severe pain lO his throttle wrist sent him to the pits. Jessup upstaged the Experts earlier by walking away with the combined 125cc Int./Exp. firstmolO victory. Willoughby was the second Intermediate ahead of Nacodoches resident Ray Burgess. Expert Bo Stegall, worked into second overall. Trailing Stegall was Pro Stuart McAvoy. • After Jessup's departure in the second Stanza, John Lowry was in (ront of the Intermediate field and took the first-in-c1ass behind overall winner Stegall. Stegall cashed in on 'the Pro purse.. Willoughby's two second-place finishes earned him another birthday present, adding the Intermediate crown [0 his Senior Championship success. Lowrey finished 4-1 (or second overall. Burgess going3-3 garnered third. , --_._----------------_.• • •OEALERS...6ET I • • • I !!!I I • • [!] ~ Send CYCLE NEWS to: copies of . Cycle News East 0 Cycle News Weat 0 Name of Store Address • I' • -,..,. State _ _--, Zip _-=-__ Y--------:. Authorized by Send Advertising info 0 Phone# _ Cit I • • • I I • • • • • • I . _----------_._-------_. I • 42 •• • 11TH IT • Okay, what can I lose7 Start my store selling CYCLE NEWS with the next issue. I understand you will bill me monthly and I have full return privileges on unsold papers, by returning the issue number.and date with my check for the balance. . I wish to receive Results Mell to: CYCLE NEWS. PO Box_ .Long Beech, Cellfomla 90801~ or Cell 213-427-7433 ......... .. - .,;.. .t 60: 1. Jack Ricks; (Klw) 2. Willy Bowden (Klw); 3. Jody North (Han). 50: 1. Men Edwerds (Y2); 2. John Mlson (Y2). 8OJR: 1. Jlck Ricks (KIwi; 2. Jody North (Honl; 3. Willy Bowden (Kew). 80 STK: 1. Jlck Ricks (KIwi; 2. Hlrlon Willoughby (ylm): 3. Shorty Jonel(KIWI. 80 SR: 1. Hlrlon Willoughby (Klw); 2. Shorty Jon.. (Kew); 3. Jlck Rickl (Klw). BEG: 1. Donnie Hlmmen (KIW); 2. Rick Myers (Hon); 3. John Wise (Ylm). 125 NOV: 1. Kevin Willilml (Hon); 2. LInce Hlmmond (Hon); 3. Joe Hou_(Honi. 250 NOV: 1. Shayne Brig_II {Hont 2. Steve Dodd (Hon); 3. Mike _(KIwi. 125 INT: 1. Harlon Willoughby (Kaw); 2. John Lowrey (Hon); 3. Ray Burge.. (Hon). 250 INT: 1. Paul York (Hont 2. John Lowrey (Hon); 3. Gr811 Oust (Hon). Shaw shines at Hillside TT Results By M. Orr BOYD, TX, JULY 14 Bobby Shaw again showed everyone how it was done as he took his ninth straight win in the 250cc Juniorr TT races at , ~ /I -.. Hillside Raceway in Boyd, Texas. Shaw, sponsored by Northeast Suzuki, where he also tunes and maintains his own bikes, is not only the leader in the 250cc Junior class, but also in the 125cc and Open Junior TT dasses. He chalked-up wins in both of these classes. Shaw took the win in the first 250cc JuniorTT heat ahead of Marty Strickland and Jamie Harris. The second heat went to Rodney Young, who - wa,s followed by Mike George and Ed Meyer. George got the holeshot in the main, with Young leading Shaw and Harris out of the first corner. Shaw shot off the jump to land in the lead and once more left the field behind. George and Young dueled for second, - with George coming out on top, while Young led fourth place Harris. Swiller finished in fifth place. After racing only two years, Shaw attended his first Amateur National a week ago, where he won all three TT classes he entered, then placed fifth in his first race on a quarter mile. Another rider running hot at Hillside is Mike Hale, with his seventh consecutive win in the 125cc short track class. Hale, on a Texas Hon-. da/Yamaha and Jemco Pipes-sponsored Yamaha, won his heat ahead of Trace Polson and Chad McCracken. McCracken led Hale and Polson out of the number two corner on lap one, but Hale took the lead on the inside going down the back straight. On lap three, McCracken slid off the groove in the number four corner and Poison stayed on the pole to take over second place, while McCracken ended up in third. ~ SHORT TRACK TROPHY DASH: 1. SCon Scherb CHon); 2. Willie McCoy (Hon); 3. Alan Powers /Ylm). 50: 1. Joe Gilbert Jr. (ylm); 2. TreyGIIsco(ylm); 3. Chril RaynoldI CHon). 80 SR: 1. Chad McCr_n (Ylm); 2. Mikl Hlle (ylm); 3. Gr811 T_ue (Ylm). 125: 1. Mlkl Hale (ylm); 2. Trace Potson (Hont 3. Chid McCrlcken (Ylm). 250 JR: 1. Willie McCoy (Hon); 2. Alln Powers (ylm); 3. Tim sanderson (Hon). 250 SA,: 1. SCOlI Sc~ert> (Ho~); 2. Terry ~In