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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 20, 1978 7 Ham pton Peewees Defeat Tyrone to Win Trophy Scenes from Mosport's Grand Prix Weekend This sleek motorcycle and sidecar combination, looks like it just arrived from another planet. In the winner's circle. Motorcyclist Killed In Mosport Acci*dent BREAK CONCRETE FAST ... AT HALF THE COST, HALF THE SIZE AND HALF THE NOISE! reaker can save you *time * money .energy and it does a great job. Corne in 'and, ask us about ~ the Pa cebreaker. Lewis Rent-Alil 113 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4480 By Larry Bishop The Molson Diamond Motorceycle Grand Prix of 1 can show you a beautiful way to save energy. Elit the insulated aluminum siding A very practical way to add an insulation valueý of R4. h k Wealso supply and instali Sof f it facla trough Storm doors >Storm windows thermal windows patio Storm doors CatI mre flic s and figures: Tom Jennîngs Bowmanville 623-6828 AAMCO HOME SIDING Canada was marred Saturday by a multi-bike accident which resulted in the death of a 31-year-old American racer. Two other competitors in the 750 cc competition were injured in the accident which occurred during a practice and qualifying session Saturday morning. Avrum Gudelsky, a 31-year- old motorcyclist from -Aldie Virginia, died at Mosport's track hospital after serlous ' injuries on the track. Gudelsky's machine crashed while its driver ,was attempting to avoid the body of defending world champion Steve Baker who had skidded and hit a wall while rounding corner two. Gudelsky is survived by his wife and two children. .Steve Baker was rushed to Oshawa General Hospital where he underwent surgery on bis right ankie and hand. Heis expected to remain in hospital for three weeks. Belgian racer Didier Derodragues was also taken to hospital in Oshawa suffering from a dislocated left hip. The cause of the accident has not yet been determined but it is believed it may have been caused by an oil spill. Baker is positive that he hît an oil spill as he was rounding corner two. The 26-year-old motor- cyclist had bis machine skid from underneath hlm, hittine the tire cushioned wall and bouncing back onto the track. Baker's legs were then run over by Conrad Urbanowski of Florida. Following Urbanowski was Richard Schlachter who also slid but was able to manoeuver around the sprawled body of Baker. At this time, the bikes of Gudelsky and Derodragues approached the corner and they too skidded and crashed. Gudelsky went down first and it is believed he may have been hit by Derodragues. The two drivers who managed to crawl through the incident, Urbanowski and Schlachter, both confirmed that they had slipped on what they thought was oil. Gudelsky's death was the first during competition since 1971 when Wayne Kelly was killed in a Formula Ford race. When competition continued Sunday, the world champion- ship in the 750 cc class was won by Johnny Cecotto who finished fourth overall at Mosport. Sunday's 750 event was won by Mike Baldwin of Darien Conn. on a Yamaha. Finishing second was Kenny Roberts of Modesto California. Yvon Duhamel of LaSalle Que. placed third overaîl. Bowling Leagu. Sheehan 6, 3231, Elliott 5, 3295, Rozema 5, 2902, Huisman 312, 2996, Smith 3, 3162, Hooper 3, 2909, Blunt 2'/2, 2798, McFeeters 1, 2959, Moore 1. 2678, Junkin 0, 2526. High single - Gloria Smith 265. High double - Gloria Smith 456 (191, 265). High Average - Glor44. Smith 211. Games Over 200 Gloria Smith 265, Elaine Elliott 259, Doris Patterson 223, Evelyn Large 222, Mary Thompson 213, Ann Emmett 211, Karen McFeeters 208. Liberty .Belles Bowliing League Team Standings P. Forsey 3549-6, Roberts 3399-5, B. Osborne 3374-5, Fice 3748-4, Alldread 3524-4, Sleep 3319-4, Bons 3276-3, Robinson 3665-2, Piper 3462-2, Phillips 3114-1, Mutton 3276-0, MacDonald 3155-0. High single-Joyce Chant 276. High double -R. Fice 512 (247, 265). Top Averages R. Fice 244, S. Robinson 212, J. Chant 199, C. Roberts 196, M. Pearce 192, P. Lunn 192. P. Forsey 190, Marion Alldread 188, F. Sleep 185, H. Dunn 184, B. Osborne 184, J. Eisan 183. Night Hawvvks High single - Gladys Dykstra 263. High triple ý- Kris Raîston 600. Team Standings B. Ballantine 4922 pins, 6 points, A. Burgess 5021 pins', 5 points, A. Lorusso 4895 pins, 4 points, M. Trimble 4744 pins, 4 points, M. Erwin 4714 pins, 4 points, G. Vanson 4542 pins, 1 point. Games Over 200 M. Trimble 238, G. Dykstra 263, F. Vanstone 243, B. Ballantine 209, E. Howorko 200, D. Bonner 204, B. Nimigon 204, J. Rowe 211, K. Raîston 261. It's flot work to walk. i So wby flot walk to work? On Sunday afternoon at Tyrone, Hampton Peewee soccer team defeated Tyrone 3 - 2 to win the Bowmanville trophy. Earlier, they had won the Avco trophy as league champs. Steve Kantor, Steve Taylor and Brad Clemens were the goal scorers for the winners and Dwayne Glaspeli scored both goals for the losers. Hampton team members are, from left to right, front row, Peter Naef, Jim Fraser, Joe Lagden, Dan Cornwell, Stephen Taylor, Russ Hogg and Steven Kantor; back row, H., Potter, Brian Rud- dy, Brad Clemens, Joe Hollister, Kelly Martingale, Lori Cook and Coach Dave Taylor; absent, Don Pot- ter, Lee Taylor, Eric Vyscoil and Ron Rozema. Tyrone's team, front row, left to right, Mike Tidd, Darryl Glaspeil, Chris Keith, Craig Palmer, Norm Lynch, Jim Woodley; back row, Ian Bowers, Calvin Yeo, Darryl VanEyk, Mike Gallagher, Mike Real, Dwayne Glaspeil and Coach Murray Yeo. BEAT 0the Sales Tax Increaise BELAT ... the 1979 Pric e increase SAVE .. on Company-Owned Demonstrators' We have in stock right now 30, Factory-Fresh 1979 Prontiacs- Bu.icks an d GMC Trucks ready for ýimmediate delivery. "'THE HOME 0F. OLD-FASHIONED HOSPITALITY" 166 King St.E.e 623-3396