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mada- Northern California-Northern Nevada-Oregon-Washington-Idaho-Utah-AI American & Metric 62-Piece Heavr Duty Industrial Too Chest $28 Before Midnight December 31 (Left to right) Dan Zioek. Mike Johnson. Quentin Hogan. Keith Pinkstaff and Gene Brown receive OMRRA awards at Banquet. PP: 1. Vicki Eaton (Yam). 125 NOV DIV 1: 1. Ray Dragoo (Yam); 2. Mark Nason (Suz); 3. Craig Porter (Yam). 125 NOV DIV 2: 1. Ray Dragoo (Yam); 2. Matt Hawk (Yam); 3. Craig Porter (Yam). 125 JR: 1. Daren La Bolle (Yam); 2. Joey Pecorilla (Hon). 125 EX: 1. Barry Larson (Yam). 250 NOV: 1. Donnie Bird (Suz); 2. Curt Michitsch (Yam); 3. Kevin Konsmo (Yam). 250 JR: 1. Steve Cano (Yam); 2. Kevin McRae (Yam'); 3. Rick Bartels (Hon). 250 EX: 1. Jeff Cloutier (Kaw). OPEN NOV: 1. Mike Curtis (Mai); 2. Mike Hamel (Hon); 3. Cole Plummer (Hon). OPEN JR: 1. Werner Martinmaas (NMS); 2. Dave Ohl(Mai). OPEN EX: 1. Jim Holley (Yam); 2. Allen Berluti (Hus); 3. Don Franklin (Mai). VET NOV: 1. Ralph Lundberg (Mai); 2. Glenn Davis (Mai); 3. Steve Goldberg (KTM). VET JR: 1. Jean Michael Joly (Yam). VET EX: 1. Jim Thrasher (Mai); 2. Bill Jones (Mai); 3. Allen Bray (Hus). OT NOV: 1. Tom Gallagher (Hus); 2. Gary Kidman (Mai). OT JR: 1. Jack Dossey (Yam); 2.Harold Heitmiller (Mai). OT EX: 1. Joe Hathaway (Mai); 2. Ray Marshall (Mai); 3. Augie Aja (Mai). Oregon RR club salutes season • winners By Russ Cazier PORTLAND, OR, NOV. 20 The Oregon Motorcycle Road Racing Association held its annual awards banquet at the HiHat restaurant in Portland to award trophies to the racers and recognize the essential labors performed by club support personnel. Gene Brown was again Rider of the Year, gaining the most points for the season. This was despite being sidelined with injuries for one race of the season and failing to win any class. Brown should have little trouble getting invited to ride in endurance events. In one race, Brown rode in every heat of an eight heat, two round format. Keith Pinkstff, second in overall season points, scored a first in each of the classes in which he competed. He accepted each trophy with thanks to those who made it possible: Wheelsport, Dan Freeman and his wife. Martha. Room had to be found on the Pinkstaff table for one more trophy. Howard Pinkstff, Keith's dad, took a second: in Open Single GP and a standing ovation from the crowd. Club officers and race support personnel were presented jackets and hats and free memberships for next year. Ken Neill announced that he will continue as club president for 1983. \ • _, I .. , 1''- ..... I ...... ~ to the exuberant approval of the assemblage. Road racing is catching on big in Oregon, with each race setting new records of entries and spectators. The club treasury is faced with an embarrassment of riches and the pleasant task of finding ways to spend the money. One wag suggested spending part of it to hire surveillance on Ken Neill should he attempt to purchase airline tickets to Acupu1co. The' first race of 1983 will be in . mid-April. Viking Ind. will send to each oil resistant insert and speed inreader of this P4blication who stallation and removal. An reads and responds to this test 18-piece industrial steel ignition before midnight December 31, a wrench set, complete set of 62-piece American and Metric spark plug gap setting gauges for Heavy Duty Industrial tool set any type of spark plug. One and metal storage chest contain"1I4-drive" heavy screwdriver, ing all the basic and special tools (1) One large set of feeler gauges, necessary to service and repair industrial "PhIllips" heavy duty domestic and foreign trucks, and "regular" screwdriver. All tractors, autos, and' all heavy tools are drop forged alloy steel for durable heavy duty repair industrial machin~ry. 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Mike Sorge; 3. Dan Zlock. FORMULA 2: 1. Doug Guthrie; 2. Gene Brown; 3. James Dawley. FORMULA 3: 1. Dean Zinter; 2. Warren Burton; 3. Mike Rivelli. OPEN SINGLE GP: 1. John Moffett; 2. Howard Pinkstaff; 3. Jim Rivelli. COTA celebrates a "trying" year By Russ Cazier PORTLAND, OR. NOV. 19 The Columbia Observed Trials Association held its annual awards banquet, installed a new president and recognized the year's best rider in each competition category. Brad Skreen relinquished the gavel as club president to Tom Young, turning over a healthy treasury. a full schedule for next year and a growing membership. Young said. "1 don't· have time for this. Neither does anyone else, of course, and I'm looking forward to it." Judd Schaffer was recognized as most improved rider of the year, an easy selection since he was picked for the Northwest Challenge invitational indoor trials after his first full year of trials competition. 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