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PAGE At, THE HERALD, Wednesday, August 18, 1976

McBryan leads

Bev King ran intoa bil of

By B. Wootcock

Hello racing fans.

Due to the fact we’ve béen
racing each weekend, |
haven't been able to keep
you informed on the racing
events. I] hope to make up
for itnow. ~

Since the last write-up our
have increased

boys keep rebuilding and

‘ we've lost only a few cars.
Missing are Dale Anweiler

and Terry Francis No. 16.
Dale is working a heavy
somehow
racing doesn’t fit too well.
Also missing is our one and
only cadillac, both these
fellows ‘are going to school.
We are sorry to lose these
cars and drivers and can

- only hope they will be back

racing next year.
In our Memorial Race on

August Ist we had a rookie
driver take first place. lan
Hickman is the rookie and
he had only four races prior
to the big one. The club
congratulates you, lan, on a
fine win.

Wes Woodcock also won
his first race on July 14.
Maybe it being his birthday
had something to do with it.

Tom Sheasby shocked
everyone on August 8. Tom,
who has been a B driver
advanced to A. He also took
A Heat and the Jamboree
Trophy. His  co-driver,
Dennis Williams took B
Main and B Heat.

Al Rasko did a bit of his
own shocking. He rolled his
ear on No. 2 corner in the
time trials and went off No.”
4 corner in his second
tryout. Don’t get greedy Al,
leave some of the trophies
for the rest: of the guys.

hard luck, namely a
steering wheel, Bev_broke
her finger in the Powder
Puff. We all hope it's better
by the 22nd, Bev. '

Schmitty seems to be
after the track record. He so
far has a 21, only .4 off the
track record. Good luck
Schmitty.

At intermission we had a
time trial with a different
twist. It was run between
Stan (our announcer) and
Wes No. 33, on a go-cart.
Stan turned a 24.0 and Wes
turned a 24.5. Then they
matched times with the car,
Stan 23.0 and Wes 21.4. The
loser paid in refreshments.
Don't worry, Stan, there’s
always next week. Stan also
ran mechanics and came
second, Goad going for the
first race.

Drivers to Watch: Dave
LaFrancois,: Larry Alger
and Norm Stewart are B
Rookies for this year and
they're coming up strong
and fast. Jan Hickman, Ron
King and Brian Turner are
A Rookies and they are
really doing some fine
driving. Schmitty, like 1
stated before is really
turning in good time with
Danny and Randy not far
behind. Also coming up are
Wes and Jim.

Since we have two more
races this season you can
count on the guys putting on
a fine show, trying lo chalk
up some more points.

Linda Turner also is
putting on a good per-
formance. She is a rookie
driver in the powder puff
and is doing very well.
Congralulations Linda.

Coming Events: Our next
races are August 22 and 29,
There is also a fine chance
that we will be able to drive
a demolition derby. Anyone
having any old cars. they
want to get rid of, here’s
your chance. Please phone
B. Woodcock at 635-9245 or
Jim Irvine at 635-5548.

Wedding Announcements:
For Tom Sheasby and Sandy
Reynolds. And our girlin the
timing booth, Viv, and her
guy, Dale. Congratulations
to all four of you from the
Terrace Stock Car Club,

Now to our point standing.
Danny McBryan 3lt
Jim Irvine P5E
Randy Goodwin 24é
Ron Schmidt 22(
Ron King 20)
Dale Anweiler 18s
Wes Woodcock 142
Hank Kruisselbrink 10t
Dennis Williams TE

‘in Stock Car standings

Pete Braithwaite 68
Keith Martin 54
lan Hickman . 4
Herb Quast 4
Brian Turner 46
Terry Francis 36
Tom Sheasby 36
Dave LaFrancois 31
Al Rasko 29
Norm Stewart 29
Larry Alger 20
Calvin Kerr 13
Randy Kerr 12
Terry Hawrlyk Ll
Larry Gorden 7

Don't forget racing on the
22nd and 29th of August and
any old cars you wish to
dispose of, let us know.

See you Sunday.

Take a step in the right |
direction. Take a few. ;

ra./ |

Vath a be Tih

ONE OF THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE'S MOST GIFTED
YOUNG HURLERS 1S
IRATE SOUTHEAW

JOHN
CANDELARIA

“WHO OVERPOWERED
THE CINCY REDS
iN THE PLAYOFFS
LAST YEAR IN A
GAME IN WHICH HE
FANNED 14 WITH
HIS BLAZING FAST
BALL AND AN
EXPLODING CURYE.

THIS 6'7' 210 LB.
NATIVE OF BROOKLYN,
WHOSE PARENTS
RE BORN IN PUERTO
Rico, WAS DOING SO
WELL IN BASKETBALL
AT LASALLE ACADAMY,
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THAN LEW ALCINDOR, AND ABOUT 200 COLLEGES WANTED
HIM, BUT THE BASEBALL BUG GIT HIM AND HE SIGNED
WITH PITTSBURGH, HE WAS SENT 7D CHARLESTON, W.VA,
FO GAIN EXPERIENCE.
"CHNDY WHICH 1S HIS
NICKNAME, HAS SUPER
CONTROL OF ING FAST
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