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Page 6, Thursday, March 23, 1972T AsporPtslq MOTORING with Mike Burgess Curtain Up On Racing Season Although Le Circuit Mont Tremblant wil b'e closed this summer following a breakdown in negotiations with C.A. S. C. (Canadian Automobile Sports Clubs), therewill beracingin Quebec this com- i n g summer. Wî!th the change in locat- ion fromMont Tremblan to the tracks at Sanair and Ste-Croix, and the annual event at Trois Rivieres, fans can still- look forward to a fuilI season of racing. Ste-Croix (30 miles west of Quebec City)made its debut at the end of the '71 season with a closely fought 6-hour e n d urance race. The winding 1. 5 mile c o u r se is q u i te picturesque, and the h i Ilside setting affords excellent visi- bility for spectators. Sana i r (50 miles east of Montreai) will openal. 3 mile road circuit featur- i n g h i gh s p e ed 'straight-aways't and three grand stand areas. Quebec schedule The present Quebec schedule shows one international and two National For- mulaBevents, and there is speculation of a Trans-Am event for Sanair at the end of July. Mospor t opens AprilI 23 wi th Formula Ford and 2. 5 sedan races followed by BEMC Spr ing Trophy Races on the 30th. New for '72 is the joint promotion by the CASC and the Sports Car Club of. "AA" NOVICE WIN Bo b Heron Farm Equipment major n o v ic e AIl-Stars won the L akeshore Major Novice IIAA " Championship on Sunday March 19 by defeating the Co- bourg team by a score of 4-1. The Bob Heron squad lost the first game in the best of 3 series by a 6-2 score. COMPARE THESE A-1 RECONDITIONED AND SAFETY CHECKED BEST BUYS!! 1971 FORD PINTO 200 CC MOTOR speed, discbrakes, deluxe upholstery, loaded! Lic # 786613. 1971 RENAUL T 12 TL Discbrakes, radial ply-tires, electric rear win- dow d e f r oster, reclining seats with deluxe up- holstery. A sharp car. Lic # 49373A. $2095 1969 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE Electric rear' windovv defroster, radio, nice one owner. L.ic # 56324A. 1967 BUICK WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE Fuli power, immaculate. Lic # 3'4819A. 1965 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN 2 door, automatic. A-I. Lic # 36291A. etc., Real 1095. $1495. [ A $5,5. Marian Auto Ltd. Grenfell at King St. W., (2 blocks east of Oshawa Ceh tre) 723.7970 Oshawa 128-5179 I ~fr ~ R-A ~ I~.~K~rr r wwr E 14 America (SCCA) of a "North American RallySeries for International Car Rai- 1 i e sI lIn co-operation with the Assoc- iationNacional Automovilistica of Mex- ico. C. A. S. C. and S. C. C.A. wil pro- v id e trophies. Sponsorship for prize money is being sought. Awards wili be based on a points system in two categories: for best make of automobile, and for the best driver performance. Events in this series are: The Can- a d i an W inter Rally (Feb 11-13); Raily de I as 24 Horas, Mexico (July 21-23); Railly Canada (Transcontinental - Sept. I 5 - 2 2); Press-on-Regardfess, Michi- gan (Nov 2-5) and tentatively scheduled is the Jamaican Carreras 100 Railly (Oct 22-24). Drag Season The Drag Racing season opens this Sunday, March 26th at Dragway Park, Cayuga, Ontario. The gates open at ten a. m. , time trials star t at 12:30 p. m. and eliminations at 3 p. m. If you haven't been to Cayuga before, tak e the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) past Hamilton (you'll have to pay a toil on t h e S k y w ay) and turn off at Stony Creek (Hwy 20) and follow the signs to Cayuga. Don't forget to dress warmly. E ighty miles south-west of here isn't Florida! This c o m f o r ting news comes to us f r o m a UPI report on General Motors Test of its new Experimental Safety V e h icl1 e: E. S. V.. program manager Larson reviewed the testing of the car in 50 mph crashes and said the results of a full complement of dummies placed in the cars showed that "ail of them were killed, but some only slightly. " 'Til next week, Happy Motoring. LAKESHORE TITLE The second game of this series was played in the Brooklin Arena on Friday March 17, and the hometown team de- feated the visitors by a score of 5-2. Jam ie Tutac led the Brooklin attack with2goals, whilesingleswent to Keith Wi son, Allen Andrews and Gilbert Nieuwendyk. In the 3rd and deciding game played in Cobourg Arena on Sun day March 1 9, the BrooklIin team upset the hometowners by a 4-1 count. Scor ing for the Brook lin team in this important game were Jamie Tutac, Keith Wilson, Eddie Hayden and G i I b e r t Nieuwendyk, aIll had singles. T he Br o ok I i n-Whitby team are 'now aw ai ting wor d from the O. M. H.A. con- cerning their next series. Sportsmen's Show1 March 17 to 26 Coliseum, Exhibition Park • Hourly Bus/Train Service to Exhibition Station. • Free Parking at most GO Stations. Children under 12 half the adult fare. For further bus and train information phone: Metro Toronto 248-3112 Clarkson-Oakville 845-6694 Pi1rn-A .942-2000 Buriington-Hamilton 5-27-8187 Whitby-Oshawa maS Tf¯ANSIr Operated by CN and Gray Coach Lines *~t -w-,«: b W-WI's VtàW.U'l , '7-W W -,W 7-S À r , c -. l de Lasco Steelers Upset in First Game of MI.Ontario Pee Wee Championship The Whitby Lasco Steelers were defeated by a 4-2 score by the Wood- stock Pee-Wees in the opening game of the Ali-Ontario Pee-Wee Championship played in the Whitby Arena on Monday March 20. Wh i t b y opened the scoring at the 6:14 mark of the first period when'Ken R e i n h a rdt scored on a backhand shot from the blue line, it was a high shot that eluded the Woodstock goaltender. At the 18:27 mark of the first, W'Jood- stock tied the score on a hard slapshot from just inside the blueline. The shot came from the stick of Jim O'Bright, and had Bill Morrison beat ail the way. Nei ther team was able to score in the second, but Terry liingworth beat Morrison with a close in shot at the 2:15 mark of the third. Bill Bridge tied the score again for Whitby when he batted in a loose puck in a goalmouth scramble just 31 seconds later. Woodstock scored again at 12:06 of the third. This goal was a powerplay goal, and was the re- sult of sloppy play by the Whitby defense in their own end of therink. The Steelers pulled their goalie in the last m i n u t e of play, but failed to get the equalizer. W i th the Whitby net empty, Terry I ii ingworth stole the puck from Dave Williamson at the Whitby blueline and fired the puck into the wide open net at 19:46 to put the game'out of reach. The next game of this series is scheduled for the Woodstock Civic Centre on Thursday March 23 at 8:00 p.m. The third game is also being played in the Woodstock Civic Centre, this game is set for Saturday March 25. Game time Saturday is 5:15 p. m. ThefourthgamewilI be played in the Whitby Arena on Sunday March 26 at 7:30 p. m. The 5th, 6th and 7th games if required willi ai ternate be tween Whi t- by and Woodstock, with Woodstock getting the extra home game as they won the fl ip of the coin. IPLUMBING DISCOUNT ~FIXTURES & SUPPLIES 701 Brock st. N. Whitby 20% DIscoUNT DIRECT TO YOU Hour: 9 a.m. to 9 p.rp. Moen-Fri St. 9 a.rn. to 5 p.m. 668m6601 BUTT RADIO &APPLIANCES "Your flectrohome, R.C.A. & Panasonic Dealer"y - 668-3707 118 BROCK ST.S., WHITBY ((J Ë Mm M- WHITBY FREE PRESS