1946 Motorcycle Race Program Dixon Jack Hocker Vallejo Navy City Club Indian BSA

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1946 Motorcycle Race Program Dixon Jack Hocker Vallejo Navy City Club Indian BSA
Original, vintage motorcycle racing program
8-Pages
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Good, with pencil writing throughout - see photos
SOUVENIR "PROGRAM
Five Star
Half Mile Dirt Track
MOTORCYCLE RACES
DIXON
Promoted by Jack Hocker, and Sponsored by
Navy City Motorcycle Club of Vallejo
Sanctioned by the American Motorcycle Association
SANCTION NO. 9390
TRACK OFFICIALS
EZRA EHRHARDT, Referee
AL FERGODA, Announcer
JOE GAVASE, Starter
EDWARD JOCHIM, Cashier
HAP JONES, Pit Steward
GEORGE HARAIS, PARKER ADAMS, RAY EDDY & VERN GARDNER, TIMERS AND JUDGES
Ambulance service courtesv of Carpenter Bros, of Dixon
Meet* You
NO.
Jack’s
Cycle
Shop
1315 Hy. 40
Vallejo
Calif.
Phone
3-8858
at Jack's"
TRIUMPH
ARIEL
Sales & Service
Square Four
Service
Motor Service
B. S. A. and SUNBEAM
Sales
and
The East Bay’s Most Modern
Joe and his Buddies
spend a day at the races
Going home they set
terrific paces.
TAKE IT EASY!
The Navy City
Motor Cycle Club
Hopes you have enjoyed
this
Program of Races
Motorcycle Shop
4418 East Fourteenth St.
OAKLAND, CALIF.
NAME
NO.
5
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6
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EVENT NO. 10—Consolation
NAME
THE HOT DOGS SERVED HERE TODAY ARE FROM
HAROLDS MARKET
Vallejo, Cal
1000 Springs Road
NO.
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2
EVENT NO. 11—Main Event
NAME'y
NO.
5 . J.X
7
NAME
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HAP JONES
MOTORCYCLES
San Francisco, Calif.
235 Valencia St
GREETINGS TO ALL THE MOTORCYCLE RIDERS AND TMc.
E1R FiWe are happy to see all of you attending our favorite sport
’
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
Al Lauer, 917 20th St., Sacramento
Bill & Don’s Motorcycle Shop, 2065 Concord Ave.,
Concord
Don’s Cyclery, 334 19th St., Richmond
Hub Motors, Mt. Shasta
Dannv Hoffman, 367 Golden Gate Ave., S. F.
Indian Motorcycle Sales, 576 West Santa Clara,
IndianMMorcycle Sales, 450 North “H” St., Fresno
Indian Motorcycle Sales, 21 Fourth St., Eureka
Menezes & Sons, 201 Decatur St., Monterey
For full details on America’s favorite motorcycle, the
DEALERS ASSOCIATE
Merced Pedal Shop, 47 17th St., Merced
Michel’s Service, 361 River St., Santa Cruz
Murphy Motors, 628 Main St., Red Bluff
Murphy Motors, 1265 Market St., Redding
McGill & Buchmiller, 910 “N” St., Modesto
McGill’s Cycle Chop, 1850 Cherokee Lane,
Stockton
Angelo Rossi, 126 Fifth St., Santa Rosa
Fred O. Simmons, 808 Main St., Fortuna
Winters Indian Shop, 551 Auburn St., Tulare
Hap Alzina, 162 12th St., Oakland.
New 1946 Indian Chief, call or write any of the
TRIUMPH - ARIEL
Frank Servetti
Sales
Service
MOTORCLYCES
Repairing all
Makes and Models
Welcome to Our
Friendly Service
375 Valencia St.
San Francisco
This is Jerkcycle in
action, Hey!
Look around, and you’ll see
him here today.
Fergoda
Distributor of
The Unapproachable
HOHTOH
Personal Service, Ports
and Accessories
For All Makes
•
3177 Mission St. at Valencia
Mission 6757
San Francisco
OFFICIAL ENTRY LIST
NO. NAME CITY MAKE
1—
Ace Lowenthal,—Mill Valley—Ind.
2—
Jim Butcher—Vallejo—Ind.
3—
Howard Mollerus—San Francisco—H.D.
7—
Bill Rowe—San Jose—H.D.
8—
Bruce Pearson—Los Angeles—Tri.
9—
Del Bransun—Resedia—Ind.
11—Roy Andres—Modesto—H.D.
15—
Vern Wyllie—San Leandro—Ind.
16—
Vern Roessler—San Jose—H.D.
19—
Milton Iverson—Oakland—Ind.
20—
Chet Henchett—Modesto—H.D.
22—Cy Homer, Sacramento—Ind.
26—
Bill Crane, Jr.—San Jose—Tri.
27—
Dick Curtner—San Francisco—Ind.
29—Jack Ehling—Fresno—Ind.
33—
Bill Brownell, San Francisco—Ind.
34—
Harry Carr—Bakersfield—Ind.
—Kingsburg—H.D.
38—
Eli Kretz—Monterey Park—H.D.
39—
Lamar., Barron—Valtejo—H.D.
49—^trH^Thorh^kfris—Sacramento—H.D.
51—Charlie Artal—San Francisco—H.D.
53—Francis Clifford—San Francisco—Ind.
68—Bud Jorgensen—Vallejo—Ind.
69—Treveor Deeley—Vancouver, B.C.—H.D.___________
77—Bob Sanders—Vallejo—Ind.
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79—-Sam Arena—San Jose—H.D.
.92—Gepr^goWilson—San Francisco—H.D.
_________
93—
-Phil Cancilia, San Jose—Tri.
94—
G. A. O’Dell—San Louis ObispQr—H.D.
I
95—
Beit.Young—
96—
Al Scaffone—San Jose—Ind.’
99—James. Braithwaite—Los Angeles—Tri. _ S
xi Agrounds and mumbling about a few
ZLZ Wholes in the fence.” Well, here he is back
Profiting from last years’ experience,
he has worked hard to give you an en-
joyable day and hopes that it will be one
*#ou will long remember.
After last years races our Announcer,
Al Fergoda wrote in the San Francisco
Motorcycle Club’s Monthly Bulletin,
“When last seen Jack was reported carry-
ing two large sacks away from the
0
DIXON
.again, and the holes in the fence have
been mended and the riders who put on
the show for you get the best part of that
stuff in the sacks.
Joe Jerkcycle messes ’round
in the pits
And he’ll deserve just
what he gits.
INTRODUCING —
PROMOTER JACK HOCKER
Those of you who attended last year’s
Race Meet will remember him as that
man with the little green hat, who was
everywhere at once, including whizzing
by the stands on the tractor at 3 m.p.h.
and continually being called on the P. A.
IN MEMORIUM
35—MARIO STILLO
The Riders and Owners Association
1946 marks the opening of a new era of
Motorcycle Racing. The riders have organ-
ized this association for their mutual bene-
fit and for the good of the sport. Their
aim is to provide the public with a better and
cleaner type of competition, provide a
more equitable distribution of prize money
and a greater percentage of the gate re-
ceipts for purses.
The officers are Kenny Beam, chairman;
Meeks Hubbard, assistant chairman; Bob
Leibhart, treasurer; Dave Golden, secretary,
and a board of directors made up of riders
from all phases of competition and from all
sections of A.M.A. District 36.
We are certain that this association wil/
succeed in this endeavor and therefore ex-
tend to them our wholehearted support.
sales NELSON BETTENCOURT service
HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
1021 Coombs Street
317 Marin St.
Napa, Calif.
Vallejo, Calif.
Phone 67
Phone 2-0302
ON YOUR WAY HOME STOP AT—
TSE ©HICKEN COOP
Excellent Southern Fried Chicken and Other
Fine Foods.
BAR—operated by Lloyd Renfrew
Finest of Mixed Drinks
Highway 40—Vallejo—Opposite Jack’s Cycle Shop
Jerkcycle knows this
ain’t allowed
He just does it to
irk the crowd.
EVENT NO. 4—8 LAPS
NO.
NAME
X&XS
MOTORCYCLISTS
WHEN THIRSTY OR HUNGRY SEE US
DIXON CREAMERY
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
Milk Shakes - Cold Drinks
WHEN IN DIXON EAT AT
Dixon Hotel Coffee Shop
Where the BEST MEALS in town
ARE SERVED
7^-71
NO.
EVENT NO. 3—8 Laps
NO. _
NAME
2
3
£ Ji _'JZ3_'4'1 _
If Joe Jerkcycle keeps
flinging those bottles
Someone’ll twist his
neck as they would their
throttles.
Sketches by No. 39—Lamar Barron
Photos by Mike Musura and Chas. Hiller
— SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS —
NAME
(I h
ISM
FOR REALLY FINE FOOD
Try the
KOFFEE KUP CAFE
DIXON
79—SAM ARENA
Winner of last year’s Dixon race and
conceded to be the outstanding Com-
petition Rider of the country. Sam
is the holder of many championships,
both Regional and National.
“Here are My
A
Two Bucks”
I > ■ jfl
For a Subscription
I 9
-THE MOTORCYCLIST"
H5 W
947 Bendix Bldg. - Los Angeles
Please send me the MOTORCYCLIST for one year. Enclosed please
find .00 for my subscription.
NAME_______
STREET NO. -
CITY-------
_____________STATE.
(Dixon R.P.)
Thornwall 2432
FRENCHIE JOSEPH
BERKELEY MOTORCYCLE SHOP
USED MOTORS - USED PARTS - REBUILDING
PAINTING - WELDING - BRAZING
(Stroking)
NAME
- 3
NAME
NO.
Today's BEER and SOFT DRINKS furnished by
ROBBEN BROS.
Distributors for GOLDEN GLOW BEER & ALE
Hires Beverages
LIME COLA
DIXON, CALIF.
SAN PABLO AVE.
BERKELEY 7, CALIF.
EVENT NO. 5—Trophy Dash
6 Laps Time
SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW INDIAN DEALER
AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE
347 Golden Gate Ave. San Froncisco, Calif.
Announcing the opening of a New Modern Motorcycle Shop in Oakland by
your old friend WINDY LINDSTROM, offering Repairs and Service by your
favorite Mechanics, CLIF SELF and FRANK (Gotz) MORTOZA.
NO.
-2
8—BRUCE PEARSON
The most spectacular rider on the Pacific
Coast. Bruce rides and slides the English
machine like no one else can, except pos-.
sibly Jimmy Braithwaite????
B. S. A. & SUNBEAM
SALES & SERVICE
MOTORCYCLISTS
Meet your friends at
3940
East Fourteenth St.
Oakland
California
MOTORCYCLISTS AND RACING FANS
welcome to the
ACME CLUB
Bustm chairs and
guzzlin’ too much rum
It’s Joe Jerkcycle our
own little chum.
EVENT NO. 6—Semi-Final
NO.
NAME
1 ____
2
For your BREWS and HIGHBALLS
Let us mix your favorite drink
Middle of block on Main between A and B streets.
________________________
EVENT NO. 9—Match Race
No-
NAME
Joe Jerkcycle roots from
the track
A nifty way to get an
Achin’ back.
Thomsen
NO.
4 Laps Time-
COME ON IN, GANG
CORNER CAFE
In Dixon this is the place to eat — where the service
and food is the best — and prices right
Look for the name “Corner Cafe”
First and A Streets
16696