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~~1q~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~1q~ Northern California-Northern Nevada-Oregon-Washington-ldaho-Utah-Alaska-C8. NORTHERN DATELINE ChristJIIlls Wishes From YAMAHAOFGOLBTA SAVE A LOT ON LlnLE YAMAHA'S 1982 YZ250J $1599 1980 IT250G $1299 19811T175H $1099 1982 YZ490J $1 699 19821TZ50J $1599 19821T175J $1349 1982YZ125J $1099 [ y~ ] OFFICIAL TEAM YAMAHA CENTER CENTER Tri-Moto •••••••• Headquarters For Central Coast Tri-County Acessory Headquarters Large Selection of IT YZ Parts In Stock Vet Expert Steve Ferroni went feet-up to second place at Sears Point. roso won it over Bob Connick and O'Hara. O'Hara led only the first lap of the second round with Russ Boehm winning round two over Ken Schroeder. O'Hara had the overall with Connick second overall. Boehm clicked a 7-1 for third over Borroso and Vern Coupland. Old Timers and Veterans still make for an exciting class, wi th Jerry DeKay and Steve Ferroni circulating the track at near regular Expert speeds. Ferroni led and won the first round, but had·a problem in the second with DeKay the overall winner. Jim McClinton put in a 3-4 effort for third over Rich Wilson and Don "Maddog" Westhaver. 30-40 B: 1. Rick Magee (Mai); 2. Jack Monteith (Yam); 3. Curtis Gilbert (Vam). 30-40 C: 1. Jerry Halvorson (Vam); 2. Doug Dunagan (Yam). OT A: 1. Gary Bonds; 2. Jim Lampkin (Yam). OT B: 1. Clarence Pitts (Hus); 2. Jerry Hiersche (Kaw). Yamaha of Golet Langley leaves SPIR Pros 340 Pine Ave. Goleta. CA 93117 (80S) 964-7714 By Bill Spencer SONOMA, CA, DEC. 4 Winter rains dissipated for three days allowing Sears Point Raceway to get in its first round of Winter Series motocross. Pete 1q~fq~1q~1q~~~~~1q~1q~ Need CASH? CYCLE NEWS want ads will work for you. Pros Use Durable Steel Structured Tote Wagon To Protect And Transport Up To Three Enduro Or Motocross Bikes OPTIONAL ITEMS • Aluminum Ioadlna ramp • Work bench • Tle-down system RegionalFacil£~iesAnd National Network OfDealers To Serve You. 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Larry Lengner led with Bob Davis and Langley in hot pursuit over Beau Magly, Howie Ross and Jerry Cabral, but after the first lap, it was Langley in control. In the second round, Ross tried an inside line and dumped it while Langley went off again. Davis and his Cycle West Suzuki was the only one close in the first round. He slipped to third behind Magly in moto two to wind up third overall in. front of Ross. Lance Homer found himself the only Junior-rated Mini kid and won the overall little bike incident with ease, but only after working around the likes of Troy Lindemann, Ray Crumb and Matt Brake. Scott Bowser ran his first ever competitive run and took sixth behind Eric Nordin and Craig Philips. Lindemann aced both Novice portions while Crumb had a 2-3 for second over Brake at 4-6. Open Novice was a wild one, with Tim O'Hara riding the G 8c B Kawasaki to the overall with a pair of threes, all in close quarters. Mark Nickolatos led the troops around for I.a"'" few laps, but DNF. while Dave BorI \ I ,., ~ ~ I I C ~. 'Results 250 EX: 1. Pete Langley (Han); 2. Beau Megly, (Han); 3. Bob Davis (Suzl. MINI: 1. Lance Homer (Suz); 2. Troy Lindemann (Vam); 3. Ray Crumb (Suz). OPEN NOV: 1. TIm O'Hara (Kaw); 2. Bob Connick (Mai); 3. Russ Boehm (Mai). VET EX: 1. Jerry DeKay (Mai); 2. Steve Ferroni (Yam); 3. Jim McClinton (Mai). VET JR: 1. Mark Means (Yam); 2. Steve Weiss (Mai); 3. Don Lee (Suz). VET NOV: 1. Bill Burnett (Vam); 2. Bob Bearden (Vam); 3. Pat Bruman (Vam). OT EX: 1. Gary Nauman (Mail; 2. Bill McClinton (Mai); 3. Duane Spence (Hon). OT JR: 1. John Korntved (SuzJ; 2. Don McKenzie (KTM). OT NOV: 1. Bill Bourns (Mai); 2. Bob Hurst (Yam); . 3. Bob Skover (Mai). 250 NOV: 1. Carl Lindeman (Yam); 2. Tom Pietri (Suz); 3. Glen Drummond (Suz). 250 JR: 1. Lamont Fross (Han); 2. Ken Pederson (Suz); 3. Thea Bernhard (Mai). 125 EX: 1. Jim Olson (Han); 2. Jim Cressa (Han). OPEN EX: 1. Jerome Heiberger (KTM); 2. Bob Davis (Yam); 3. Randy Collins (Mai). 125 NOV: 1. Russ Edgar (Suz); 2. Roger Saenz (Suz); 3. Kevin Mahoney (Yaml. 125 JR: 1. Chris Plain (Yam); 2. Scott Keller (Han); 3. Steve Parrovich (Suz). OPEN JR: 1. Ross Liberty (Mai); 2. Doug Larson (Hon); 3. Dave Stirling (Hon).. BEG: 1. Brian Chakedis (Vaml; 2. Greg Perrymann (Hon); 3. Gary Corniel (Yam). FOUR-STROKE/DINOSAUR: 1. Don Jenssen (Hon); 2. Colin MacDonald (Yam); 3. Rich Wilson (Hus). . Froembling scores double win at Woodland. By Brian Barnes WOODLAND, WA, NOV. 27 Highland Honda support rider David Froembling was today's big winner at Woodland's Wii1t~r TracJ<, caRtUI:ing W~h \ / ,. f • & , .', J! '1 ( .. ,(, I J Hi "J( Hi