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Ontario Provincial Jr. A (Teams get one point for overtime loss) Final Standings Eastern Conference Phillips Division W L T Pts. Newmarket 43 5 3 89 Collingwood 28 18 5 62 Orillia 25 21 4 54 Lindsay 17 29 5 42 Stouffville Ruddock Division 8 41 1 19 Kingston 42 7 2 87 Peterborough 29 19 3 64 Ajax 21 28 2 45 Bowmanville 15 31 5 37 Trenton 16 32 •3 36 Cobourg Western Conference MacKinnon Division 11 35 5 29 Milton 36 9 5 79 Hamilton 32 14 5 70 Oakville 22 28 1 50 Burlington 14 34 3 32 Georgetown MacKenzie Division 3 47 1 10 Bramalea 36 12 3 76 Brampton 35 13 3 73 Mississauga 29 19 3 62 St. Michael's 26 22 3 59 Streetsville ' 19 26 6 45 Vaughan Bowmanville Non 16 33 2 Contact Hockey League 35 Burke Division W L T Pts. Beasties 16 3 1 33 Sport Exchange 9 9 2' 20 Hooper's Trophy 6 14 0 12 • Hanes Oliver Division 5 14 1 11 National Home Video 11 3 6 28 A&D Truck Shop 9 7 4 22 D. Base 9 9 2 20 Mosport Shackelton Division 6 12 2 14 King St. Bar & Grill 13 5 2 28 Warriors 12 8 o ■ 24 Rebels 8 9 3 19 Pattern 3 14 Weekly Results Hooper's Trophy 6 Mosport 5 D. Base 5 Beasties 4 National Home Video 6 Sport Exchange 3 Hanes 6 A&D Truck Shop 4 Rebels 6 Blues 1 Warriors 1 Pattern 0 Newcastle Town League Playoff Standings 3 9 Team W L T Pts. L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat. 3 1 0 8 R. Jackson Heat. & Electric 2 . 0 2 6 Raxx 1 0 3 5 Ace Submarine 0 1 - 3 3 Newcastle Golf Course 0 1 3 3 Buster's Roadhouse & Tavern 0 3 1 *L. Jackson Plumb. & Heat, earned 2 bonus points for winning the league. Weekly Results Robert Jackson Heating & Electric 3 Buster's Roadhouse 2 1 Larry Jackson Plumbing & Heating 7 Newcastle Golf Course 4 Raxx 5 Ace Submarine 5 Sno-Pilch Tournament At the T-Mac Insulation to be fun and lots of laughs. Sno-Pitch Tournament, the Come out and watch at boys of summer will be get- Memorial Park on Saturday, ting a head start on the base- February 22, from 8:00 a.m. ball season. There's bound to 4:00 p.m., ' \ 1 - •> =. 10^ mmmSmSmSSm CCM Replica Jerseys Starter Replica Jerseys Starter Winter Jackets Other great instore Specials % * owmanville Sports Sho 56 King St.W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-0322 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, February 22,1997 Page 9 It was a miracle that we made it to Daytona for IMSA's First Race of the year. A week prior to this event, our race car was in pieces awaiting parts. Through the help of team owner Bumey Cochrane, car builder Ed O'Brien and many prayers, we arrived at Daytona not quite ready to go racing. A mad scramble for performance performance parts from the Pontiac truck and other teams; the guys put their heart and soul into getting the new #10 Goodwrench/Snap-On /PPG Firebird on the track. Still playing with set up and getting other squeaks out of the car, co-driver Darren Law qualified the Goodwrench/Snap-On/PPG Firebird 15th for the season opener. Terry MacDonald-Cadieux would start the two hour race in the car her husband built for her from scratch back in 1994. "This car is very special special to me; as my husband built it from tub up. We finished finished second in the Canadian Endurance Championship that year, and I was named Most Improved Driver of the year. Now with the help of last year's crew chief, Ed O'Brien, we will race this car again. It was a nightmare making this car IMSA legal as the Canadian rules are so different," different," commented Terry. The start was not a great one for anyone in the inside row. As the green flag dropped a brake check was in progress. "Normally everyone everyone starts to accelerate in second second gear with a quick change to third. As I hit red line in second, about to shift into third, the Mustang in front of me hit his brakes. I was too close to go around him, so I had to hit my brakes also. Some guys behind me hit their brakes, while others drove to the inside. As I hit the first turn, I was in 30th position," adds Terry. MacDonald-Cadieux drove her heart out, radioing back to the crew that the car felt pretty good. Within thirty minutes, MacDonald- Cadieux was n normal fashion, fashion, catching and passing cars every lap. At the half way point she was up into eleventh and about to make a pass for tenth. With no cautions, teams figured this would be a green flag race. Teams started to get ready for fuel stops and driver changes. MacDonald- Cadieux was among the first half of the cars to pit under green. Law took over the driving driving duties for the last hour. But his day was not as good. With only five racing laps, the first yellow flag appeared. Everyone that had not yet pitted, pitted, now had a big advantage. But this was not the only yellow, yellow, the field saw three more yellows before the officials called the race over. The Goodwrench/Snap- On/PPG team found themselves themselves in twelfth place. "I'll take 12th. If you had asked me a week ago if we would make this race, I would have given you a "I don't know look, so 12th is great," said MacDonald-Cadieux. On a sad note, the driver of the 99 Honda del sol passed away Friday evening in Daytona. Mr. Himes' race car hit the wall just after the bus stop on the back straight away during the race. Our prayers are with his family. The next race on the schedule will be held in Sebring, FL. IMSA will hold a five hour race Friday, March 14th. N * ROSSLAND UJ O o 5 □ SON c/5 ADELAIDE cc HWY. 401 ©j.p. 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 if busy call 725-2831 WHOLESALE & RETAIL Rustic Pine T & G Wainscot 4" 25<: lin. ft. 5" 3<K lin. ft. 6" 35£ lin. ft. 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