The breakaway five-pack were never caught by the main pelethon, who went all the way into the Marion Jones Sporting Complex with Jerry Flowers grabbing first over Gilbert Gillett, who took second. Leroy ?Lyrics? Trapp was third; fourth went to James ?Cocky? Welch and Kevin Hall rolled up in fifth place to round out the top five. The main pelethon was outsprinted by Roque Matus to take sixth, and Chris Peyrefitte was hot on the trail to take seventh place. Kenneth Butler was eighth; Santino ?The Chief?Castillo was ninth and Errol ?Ladd? Gentle took tenth spot. On Sunday July 25ththe Kevin Coye/Carlisle Staine Memorial Criterium started out with thirty riders braving the Belize City heat taking 20 laps around the Princess Margaret Drive Circuit. It only took three laps for Santino ?The Chief? Castillo, Derrick ?Ricky? Waight and Leroy ?Lyrics? Trapp to know that they could break away from the rest of the group, and they did that finishing with ?Lyrics? first, ?The Chief? second and Ricky third. Marlon Smith outsprinted the field to take fourth spot. Errol ?Ladd? Gentle was fifth; Roque Matus, sixth; Leroy Vargas, seventh. Kevin Hall went from fifth on Saturday and dropped three spots to eighth. Chris Peyrefitte also fell a couple of spots from the previous day?s race to ninth and rounding out the top ten was George Abraham. The two-day weekend of the Edward P. Yorke High School Cycling event was sponsored by Bowen and Bowen-Coca Cola; Belize City Mayor, David Fonseca; Central Bank of Belize; Maheia?s United; Denys Barrow; Minister Jose Coye and Family. Other sponsors included Extra House Super Market, JL?s Quick Loan, Publics Supermarket, Michael Flowers and Brad?s Store.
AMANDALA, a biweekly newspaper published on Tuesdays and Fridays, was founded as an organ of the United Black Association for Development (UBAD), which emerged on August 13, 1969. Even after UBAD was divided and later dissolved in 1974, AMANDALA remained.
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