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The hure of $25,000 i prize and accessory awards is expected 10 attract North Amnerica's top snowmiobile ra- cers for tie 3rd Annual Bosch invitationial at Mosport Park, Januiary 12, 13, 14. With more than double the nloney Ironi lasi year's race ip lfor grabs, thîe event is expected 10 draw en tries from niy of' the powerftil manti- flîctuirers' îeamis. "Sniowînobile racing is bc- conhing more popuilar every year as both a spectator and participant sport," said H.i. Bauider, presiden t and general Manager of Robert Boschi (Canada) Lîmited. "1'îiîsre the additional prize money ensures uis of mie0 of the best fields of snowmiobile racers ever seeni anywhere." Two-tinîe Bosch Invitat ion- aI wvinner. Rick Clarke of Barrie wiIl lead a contingent of local stars against the many factory-backed inivaders ex- pected to attend. Clarke, rid- ing-an indepenldently.entered Ski-Doo, hias denionstrated his ability to handle the fac- tory teanms in the past. Mosport Presidenit Harvey Hudes said he is pleased with the trernendous accoptance of snowmiobile racing. "It lias made Mosport a year-cound racing plan t. We've nloticed that spectators like to bring their own machines to the track where thero are 500 acres of riding space. We like th-at idea," lie said. "Thiis year, we will provide warni-up lents for spectators and guided trail rides." Thie hotter modified racing snowmiobiles are expected 10 hît record speeds over 100 nîiph 011 a iiew onle-mîlle, hlighi- bankced over track. The Course still uses tlic start-finishi straighit and the tirst and last corners of Mosport's fanmed Grand Prix auto track. A super - fast straighit witlh banked turns at botli ends will cul across die Mosport infield 10 conîplete [tie oval. For thie tirstitiime. tie racers will travel iin a cminier- clockwise direction l'or the Bosch Invitational. a more failiar direction f'or profes- sional snowr-nobile riders. Durham soccer survey A major inquiry int the status 0f soccer in Canada has been arranged beîween Tor- onto lawyer Bruce Thomas, who was recently appointed by then-Minister of Health and Welfare Johin Munro to prepare a report 01n the sport, and Durhiam College of Ap- pîied Arts and Technoîogy in Osh awa. The survey, which cotild be the prototype for future re- ports on mnore than 50 sports phayed and waîched by Cana- dians, wihl also examine [he exisiing role of the foéderal gyovernmnent in national sport- iii", actîvittes. Mr. Thioias, who is also the solici tor f'or TIoronto0 Met- ros of thie North i Amricani Soccer League, initiîaed the l)lanning of the srîrvey with Robert Crich ton, chairmian of dho Applied Arts Division of Durhiam Colloge. Durhanm Colloge was ap- proachied because itlihas esta- bîishied a posi-secondary di- plonia programi in Sports & Entortainnient Administra- tion, believcd 10 bo the first of ils kind in Canada and possibîy in North Ainerica. The agreemien ( was reached after Mr. Thomnas hoeld pre- Iiiniary discussions wiîh Mr. Crichton and neinbers of fa- culîy and students învolved in the Sports & Entertainrnon t Administration programi, and was satisfîed that thie college had the capability in students, faculty, administration ancu facilities to undertako such a projeci. 0f ail sports played in Canada, soccer was selected for oxarninahion for several reasons, among which are: - [t is played, to varying extents, in every region of Canaàda; - It is the most popular of international sports, is not identifiable with any one or a small num ber of nations, and enjoys a world-wide following, b yet has met with a -com- parative Iack of success, es- pecially at the spectator level, in Canada and the United States; - It is, on the other hand, believed 10 be the Most rap- idly expanding sport, in torms of participants, in Canada; -It is a major attraction at the Olympic Gamnes, and il is hoped that the survey and re- port will help Canada put on a reasonabhe showing (and draw large attendances) in soccer matches scheduled for the 1 976 Garnes in Moîîîreal. The kcy factor ini prepar- ing and analysing the first stop of the report -a series of nation -wide surveys--is the ad- mljiistrati>1onto the project, whicli wiIl be the responisi- biîity of the sîudenis anid facuîuy involved ai Duriarn. MVl WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1972, PAGE 13 Sportori B' F DOUG WEALES Skip Eileen PhilP of Ajax is flanked on her right by Doris Ames, Ajax and Chris Doughty, Oshawa and by Lead Eileen Betts, Westhill on her Iett as they won the Whitby Ladies' Bonspiel. - Murray White Photography. Aleox rink wins 'fspiel 'nie annLlal Attersley's openî Bonspiel was held at the Whitby Curling Club on Dec. 6i and was a hîuge success w-ith 24 rinks participa îing. This was a two 1hO-end gaines comipetition, scored on a point systern of 10 points for a win, one point per end won, and ý4 point for each blank end. 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