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250 TROPHY DASH' ,John Wilson (HopI. . _
OPEN A: 1. bovid Ayers (Honl; 2. Don Wilson
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OPEN B: 1. Jim Newman (Hon).
OPEN TROPHY DASH: 1. Don Wilson (Hon).
4-STRK OPEN: 1. Don Wilson (Hon); 2. Randy
Green (Hon).
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DeAnza MX
By Terry Whytal
SUN YMEAD, CA, A G.17
Suzuki rider Jerry Black used
two con i tent fini hes to outpoint his rivals at round six of
the California Cia sic MX Series. The Yamaha-sponsored event
once again drew large crowds 10 keep
the SMX-sanctioned series on a recordbreaking pace.
Black chased fellow Suzuki riders
Luther French and Tony Spear LO the
checkers in round one a tion of the
250£c Pro class, but was able to improve his second moto finish by one
place to earn the overall win as Spear
and French faltered. Yamaha pilot Ian
FitzGibbon lOpped the second molO
after a DNF in the first 10 place fifth
overall behind Yamaha rider Keith
Williamson as Spear LOok third for
theday and French gained the runnerup sloL.
Yamaha rider Craig Davis dominated the Open Intermediate class,
winning both moLOs handily despite
a tough field that included second
place finisher Ron Urman and Mark
Jones who placed third on his
Yamaha.
Phil Gould rode his Yamaha LO the
250cc Novice class win, posting a 1-3
score that just edged second place finisher Ron Hofer on his Kawasaki and
third went LO Yamaha pilot Brian
Fountain.
Del Ocheltree continued his powerful domination of the Vet lntennediate class. Honda rider Ocheltree won
both moLOs with a pair of Yamaha
riders, David Chunn and Ed Wolleson
pressuring [rom the number two position. When the dust settled Chunn
picked up the second place honors by
a wheel over Wolleson.
Richard Bealer used two runnerup finishes LO LOp the Vet Novice
evenL. Bealer followed Terry Prall to
the flag in round one and LOok the
checkers behind ]R Mitchell in the
second to earn the overall win. Mitchell claimed second overall with
Tom BrisLOI edging Pratt for third.
The entire class was Yamaha-mounted.
In 60cc Intermedi
