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- Please allow 3 weeks for change to take effect 2. Print your NEW address here. NAME _ AO.ORESS _ CITY STATE 2IP _ ~hri~ C~rr (20) goes outside Tim Mertens (53) at the Belleville Short Track illinoIs. Carr won the best-two-of-three match race. In 3. Mail to: Circulation Dept. CYCLE NEWS Inc. P.O. Box 49B Long Beach. CA 90801-0498 --------------------------------------------------------- GOOD!yEAR EACLE. RACINC TIRES DRAG-Wider for Increased Traction EAGLE DT II-NEWShort and Long TraCk Compounds CDMPETITIDN TIllE :sa:. =-a:.666 301 Reillling. PA 19603 Brooklyn. MI49230 15171592·6681 1215) 375·6191 Authorized Distributors • CANADA P.O. Box 719 St. Oavtds. ontarto lOS·1PO (416) 684·7418 SEND FOR CATALOC • Shipped DailV Cycle News readers - the first to know! SU.MERSALE . . . . . . . _.·2. GIIIIar 11M, WM3-1, • I-G_ _ ....$4l1.OG _ $2UCI METZELER Mote 4.5Cb18 $57.00 !JIIIJtIt;EsJIIIIE 127B7 Nutwood Gerden Grove. CA M23 5.10.18 $4&.00 (714) 530-6681 (714) 220-1133 PRO-TRAC TRAILERS COLUSION REPAIR Beat the high coot of new peru. w. .nigh..n motorc¥de end ATV fnlmea. forks. we......x.... br..... rotora.net hend" be,.. IndMd· ueI components or comp.... vehic.... G. T. Enterprises 82511.• Iie. Vrlkl. CA 96097 (916) 842-6511 D.YNA-TOUR CORPORA nON '.....1 ,~",,"~-,. lb:f ;;:;)I:~~= to bedose. Stork quickly crept upon Overman. They came of( a jump together. with Overman just a bit ahead, going into the tabletop. 0[£ the tabletop they went and with a sudden twist of the wrist Stork was by to take the checkered flag by the length of a front tire. Overman was forced to settle for second. The second moto saw Dale Ruggles take the win; Stork finished second. The overall win went to Stork, second went to Ruggles, and third overall went to Overman. Racing in the l25cc B class was almost as exciting as Pro action. Brad Wagner captured the early lead and ran away from the field, leaving Jay Will, Scott Alden, and Richie Lundstrom to scrap for second. Alden made his move early in the mota and motored past Will for second. Will then decided to make the younger Alden struggle to hold on to his hard earned spot. After nearly catching Alden previously, Will passed him over the tabletop. Lundstrom watched and waited for a while, slipped past Alden to take over third place, behind Wagner and Will. Lundstrom was first of( the line in the second moto with Alden behind; they were followed by Scott Mann and Wagner. Alden quickly zipped past Lundstrom to take over the lead. Wagner then shot past Mann over the tabletop. Determined to regain the lead, Lundstrom flew past Alden and went on to nab the overall win. tonight aboard a borrowed Yamaha 500. Hamilton has been away for several weeks and many felt that he might not be competitive on the unfamiliar Storr Yamaha. Taking the holeshot at the start of the main event Hamilton surprised everyone especially Ken Peschel riding a WoodRotax out of Fairfield. Peschel had the horsepoweT and had easily won the heat race earlier in the evening. Peschel hounded the front-running Hamilton the entire race and stayed glued to his rear wheel wai ling for the slightest mistake. Hamilton would not be pTessured 0[£ his line though and stayed smooth the whole race. Finally on the last lap Peschel was able to drive under Hamilton coming out of turn four in a drag race for the finish. Hamilton stayed on the gas however and WOD by a wheel in what was one of the most exciting races of the evening. Jose Aguilar topped the 250cc J unior class in a f~st paced race with Tommy Knight. John Mitchell was again the winner in the 60ccclass and Vernon Dupree repeated this week ahead of hard-charging Cory Yarrow of Fairfield. Results Freeman. VET: 1. Roger Hamilton; 2. Ken Peschel. 60: 1. Merle Johnson; 2. Robby Pfeil. MINI A: 1. James Fuller; 2. Beau Bendigo; 3. Scott Alden. MINI B: 1. Craig Goodell; 2. Johnny Huntington; 3. Jon Schumacher. MINI C: 1. Les Oesavedo; 2. Jeff Brezina; 3. Ron TA~Cr1 Pfeil. 125 A: ,. Bill Stork: 2. Oale Ruggles; 3. Clint Overman. 1258: 1. Richie Lundstrom; 2. Jay Will; 3. Scott racing gasoline (619) 281-9133 Alden. 125 C: 1. Steve Heil; 2. Scott Love; 3. Kriss Goodwin. 250 A: 1. Bill Stork; 2. Edward DeTavernier; 3. Danny Hanson. Dealer Inauiries I..vited 250 B: 1. Cody Bendigo: 2. Todd Schoenberner; 3. ii ~ (714)631-1770 BWEB-CAM PERFORMANCE CAMSHAFTS Send $3 for complete catalog 1663 Superior Ave. Costa Mesa. CA 92627 SPECTRO OilS WEST California Dealers Call Toll Free 1 IBOO) D-I-A-l·O+l ~ ~atfetf ~ HONDA KAWASAKI San Fernando. CA 958 North Maclay. (818) 365-6827 LODI, CA, AUG. 2 LA·.ONLV ATK Dealer cycle WU=i ' , 11900 W. Pico Blvd .• Los Angeles. CA 520 EK Key locks Up LodiST By George Cooper COMPmTION ... STREET PARTS AN ACCESSORIES FOR . MOST MOTORCYCLE· (213) 477-0997 Blaine Meyer. OPEN A: 1. Bill Stork; 2. Greg Chicoine; 3. Todd Gilbertson. \ New 7G-7SjT-6 Aluminum Alloy SPROCKETS W.',. Now An EK Ch.m De. ., ...... Ask About Ch.6n & Sprocket ""cs & Sne Std. or Custom - Dealers Welcome Sa. S Sprockats - 803/895-289!> Rt. 1. 80_ 3688 - Tr.veler. R••t. SC 29690 The latest edition of Lodi Motorcycle Club's Saturday night Pro-Am racing saw Mark, Key once again taking the number one posi(ion in lhe Pro class main evenL. Key takes constant pressure every week (rom Sal HoHman. P.J. Sanchez, Rob Damron and Bobby McDowell. but somehow seems to do everything just right to pull oH repeated viClories. Vel action saw early season winner Roger Hamilton return to racing Results JR SPWDV: ,. Ken Wagnar; 2. Dustin Schroeder. PEE WEE: ,. Jaff Gabhen; 2. Casay Verrow; 3. Ken Cypriano. 60 NOV: ,. John Mitchall. 80 NOV: 1. Vern Dupree; 2. Cory Yarrow. SO JR/EX: ,. An!hony Freeman. PRO-AM: 1. Mark Key; 2. P.J. Sanchaz; 3. Sal Hoffman. 250 JR: 1. Jaime Aguilar; 2. Tom Knight. 250NOV: 1. Paul Polhemus: 2. TroyWans; 3. Rod 500 NOV: ,. Art Mitchell; 2. Steve Haymond. 500 JR: 1. Tom Knight; 2. Oan Cahoon. 500 EX: 1. Sal Hoffman; 2. P.J. Sanchez; 3. Mike Anhur. Carr on top at' Belleville ST By Bill Schindler BELLEVILLE, IL, JULY 29 Sportsman short track riders took to the banked oval at BelClair Speedway this evening. A large crowd of 1600 watched as 21 heats and nine main events were £lagged of{ on the dust-free surface. A special match race was conducted utilizing the best of three systems: between local rider Tim Mertens and California £lash Chris Carr. The two Camel Pro Series competiLOrs proVided the highlight of the night's racing. Hometown favorile Mertens won the first race, bUl Carr came back to take the next two and lhe winner's share of the $1000 purse. The event was conducted by the Belleville Enduro Team and members of that organ ization suffered the only tnJunes 01 lhe nIght, both tn a rather bizarre fashion. Club president Larry Stammer suffered a dislocated shoulder and Ron Thomas a broken hand when the pair fell oH the hay wagon.