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Prix 11 idllU in Titanium Car to Run Oct. LM, 13 I REAL ESTATE SALESMEN I Coikge Report WE-CAN'T PROMISE To make you a millionaire A Cadillac automoliife The highest commission iit the industry I rs- 1 -M-I-. i A TJ t--' I fz Wr Still he feels he has not. received the recognition he deserves! "After 12 I'm desperately trying to prove myself. I am trying to get over that plateau that dis- tihguishes the'good driv- ers from the great drivers, at least in the public's, and the sponsors1 minds.

"For instance, if Jackie Stewart 1 or the car breaks, everyone says, 'Oh well, it was just tough luck, Jackie, you'll do better next "When I do exactly the same thing, they say, 'Look at that Hobbs, another lousy Victory in next Sunday's times Grand Prix would put Hobbs over that plateau. WE PHOMISE The most exciting inventory in the Antefope) Valfei finest sales training in the industry The opportunity to earn substantial commissions Our fievw marketing organization is looking for an bitious licensed real estate salesmen who ars fat miliar with the Kern County area of the) AntelOpa TESTING David Hobbs crests -hill in practice run in rebuilt Titanium Can-Ara car which he'll drive in Times Grand Prix next Sunday at Riverside. I Valley. Even if you have sold nothing as yet wa I want the. chance to help you.

.2 I Call for perSGftot oppo'tftfrpenf Mr. Metzger-213986-6917 COMING AT RIVERSIDE! These are the big ones-the no-limit Group 7sports cars battling over Riverside's twisting 3.3-mile road course in the final race of the 1971 Canadian-American Challenge Cup Series. webs til the Fed moved in. "Some of the parts walked awav." said Hobbs. It took $6,000 for.

new-parts, either through purer a i or fabricating them in theTG Racing-shop in Tarzana before team manager Lew Spencer had the Delta Tire-Ti-t a i ready for the track. "We took it to Riverside the Monday before Laguna Seca," said Hobbs, "and it was a fiasco. "We had the track for the whole day, but -we didn't get there until 3 We ran exactly 12 laps and each one was slower than the previous one. Nothing worked right." Four days later, at Laguna Seca," Hobbs stunned himself and Can -Am watchers by qualifying Friday faster than everyone except Can-Am point leader Peter Revson in the immaculate Team McLaren entry. "Like I said, it was a bloody miracle," Hobbs repeated.

"The crew suddenly found the speed that was there. Even then I was dubious when the race started. We had been so lucky to even get to the race it was all too hard to believe." Hobbs was running a solid fourth, about 12 seconds behind llulme, when he was involved in an accident with' Dave Causey on the 27lh lap of the 90-lap race. Monday the Delta Tire crew will have the car back at Riverside for a day of testing. "The new wing is important for Riverside, so we want to get it right, to try and make the car go faster in a straight line.

At Laguna Seca, where there are so many turns, it wasn't so necessary, but at Riverside, with those long stretches at high speeds, we need more downforce. SOCCER Forfar 1, Montrose 5 Hamilton 0, Alloa 5 Raith 1, Queen of the South 2 Stenhousemutr 0. Arbropth 1 Stirling AlPion I. Queen's Park 1 Stranraer 2, Berwick 1 League Cup Final Celtic 1, Patrick Thistle 4 IRISH LEAGUE City Cup Ards 2, Glenavon 1 Coierame 3. Clittonville 0 Crusaders 1, Ballvmena 1 Distillery 3.

Bangor I 1 Clenloran Derry 0 Portadown 2, Lintield 1 WEST GERMAN LEAGUE FC Kaiserslautern 6, Borussia Dort mund 0 VFL Bochun 1, FC Colognt 5 Borussia Moenchengladbach 7 Schalkt i 0 Rot-Weiss Oberhausen 2. Fortun Duesseldoif 0 Bavern Munich 3. MSv Dulsburg Eintracht Braunschweig Hertha Berlin 1 Werder Bremen 2, Hannover 1 VF-B Stuttgart 0. HSV Hamburg Armenia Bielefeld 3. Eintracht Frank- furt 4 4 4 s'y of Saturday's games compiled Timet' major wire terricet.

leader, hit for 227 yards in Florida State's 2S-point explosion in the second period. East Carolina halfback Lcs Strayhom scored two second quarter touchdowns and Billy Wallace raced 57 yards for another to lead the Pirates to a 31-15 victory over North Carolina State. MIDWEST Toledo Wins 30th Game in Row, 35- Chuck Ealcy, playing only half the game, completed eight of 16 passes for 150 yards and three touchdowns and ran 6 times for 3S yards and another touchdown as Toledo extended the nation's longest winning streak to 30 games, tying Texas' string for the third longest in NCAA history, by defeating Dayton, 35-7. The Citadel piled up a school-record 5S9 yards in a I offense, defeating Chattanooga, 32 36, despite a 360-yard performance by Mickey Brokas, who completed 22 of 47 for three touchdowns. Louisville used a 36-yard touchdown pass from John Madeya to Dale Ka-minski to get untracked and went on to beat Wichita State, 21-5, in a Missouri Valley Conference game.

Bowling Green picked up 303 yards against Miami (Ohio), the nation's defensive leader, as Keid Lamport threw two touchdown passes for a 33-7 Mid American Conference victory. Miami, in five games, had given up an average of 143 yards per game. Western Michigan's defense held Marshall to minus-seven yards rushing as the Broncos won their fifth game in seven starts, 37-0. ROCKIES Arizona St. Rolls Past New Mexico Arizona State sophomore Dan White, coming off the injury list, tossed a record six touchdown passes to lead Arizona State to a 60-2S Western Athletic Conference victory over New Mexico.

His scoring losses of 26, 14. 14, 14, 29 and 4 yards to four different receivers, broke the conference record of four shared by four other quarterbacks. He hit 13 of 17 for 156 yards. Texas (El Paso) linebacker Tony Perea intercepted a pass with two and a half minutes remaining to snuff out a last-ditch Wyoming rally and insure a 12-7 victory for the Miners in a Western Athletic Conference victory. Brigham Young picked off five Tulsa passes two by Dave Atkinson, who leads the nation in pass interceptions with eight and returned one by line-backjr Jeff Lyman for.

a 35-yard touchdown in a 35-7 victory over the Golden Hurricane. New Mexico State's Ron (Po) James, No. 3 all-time rusher in NCAA history, was held to 33 yards, lowest total of his career, but Joe Pisarcik's 249-yard passing performance gave the Aggies a 20-6 victory over Texas (Arlington). Arizona cornerback Jackie intercepted two passes, returning one 36 yards for a touchdown, and ran back a punt 74 yards for another score to lead the Wildcats to a 1 1-3 victory over Utah in a Western Athletic Conference game. Highlight! from The EAST, Marinaro Gets 230, Nears NCAA Mark Ed 'Marinaro "just missed breaking the NCAA career rushing record set by Oklahoma's Steve Owens as he carried the ball 43 times for 230 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Big Red to a 31-10 victory over Yale.

Marinaro now has yards to Owens' Dartmouth also remained unbeaten in Ivy League play as kicking specialist Ted Perry booted a 46-yard field goal two seconds give the. Indians their 14th straight win, 16-13 over Harvard. A pass interception by Wes rugh, who returned the ball to the Harvard 3S, set up the winning kick. Trinceton defeated Perm, 31-0, as halfback Hank Ejorklund ran for one touchdown, passed for another and broke the all-time career school rushing record of 1,951 yards set in 1931 by Heisraart Trophy winner Dick Kazmaier. Bjorklund gained 129 yards, giving him a career total of 2,039.

Columbia quarterback Don Jackson passed for two touchdowns, Paul Ka-llades kicked- a 33-yard field goal and Max McKen-zie blocked a Rutgers extra point attempt in the closing minutes as the Lions defeated the Scarlet Knights, 17-16. SOUTH Tar Heels Edge Wake Forest 7-3 North Carolina swept 58 yards for an early first quarter touchdown on an 8-yard run by Ted Lever-rnz and made it stand up for a 7-3 victory over Wake Forest, despite a 1 43-yard rushing performance by Larry Hopkins of the Deacons in the mud. West Virginia's Kerry Marbury set a school single game rushing record with 291 yards in 22 carries, breaking loose on runs of S3. 4S, 45, 43 and 34 yards, as the Mountaineers defeated Temple, 43-33, on two touchdowns in the last two minutes, one sn 82-yard pass from Ber-luie Galiffa to Harry Blake. Virginia Tech.

led by Don the nation's total offense leader who hit 19 of 31 passes for 376 yards and three touchdowns, defeated Ohio 37-29. Villanova, capitalizing on three fumble recoveries, three pass interceptions and a blocked punt, Knapped Tampa's four-game winning streak, 24-3, holding the Spartans to their lowest point total of the William Mary, which gave away a touchdown with a one-yard punt by Russell Brown from his own 6, took advantage of a 13-yard punt by VMI's Jim Bailey with an lS-yard touchdown run by Dennis Cambal in the fourth quarter to defeat the Kevdels, 12-7. Memphis State struck for two second quarter touchdowns, the first set up on an interception by Charlie Babb, en route to a 27-12 victory over Southern Mississippi. Florida State's (Jury Huff, threw touch-d ii passes, three of them in the second quarter, and wound up completing 26 of 41 for 306 yards as the Seminoles defeated South Carolina, 49-13. Huff, who is the nation's passing yardage I I LAND BUYER 3 I fift 5- mam 2- BY SIIAV CLICK Times Staff Writer Last June several boxes filled with bits and pieces of a Can-Am race car, along with a titanium chassis and a couple of spare engines, were auctioned off by the Internal Revenue Service to satisfy a federal tax lien.

Dean Moon of Santa Fe Springs bid SI 1,600 for the whole mess, hauled it back to his Moon Equipment Co. warehouse, took an inventory and found many items, such as brakes, suspension components, uprights, etc. missing. A month later Moon sold the entire package to Terry Godsall, a Canadian industrialist, for S20.000. Godsall is the head of Ti-tusGodsall Racing, the Titus representing the late Jerry Titus, with whom Godsall organized the firm a few years ago.

Last Sunday, less than five weeks after Godsall decided to put the pieces together and with less than 40 miles driving time, the car, known as the Delta Tire-Titanium, was the third-fastest qualifier for the Monterey Can-Am at Laguna Seca. Threat to McLarens Next Sunday, with a new wing, a few more miles of testing and a few more days for development work, the former Auto-coast Ti-22 car should offer a serious threat to Team McLaren's domination of the Can-Am in the 14th annual Times Grand Prix at Riverside International Raceway. "It was a bloody miracle the way those blokes got the car ready to race." said David Hobbs, the English driver who won this year's Continental series for Formula A5000 cars. "When I went home to England on September 9." he contiued, "no work had been done on the car, but when I returned the following week the crew had really got cracking. Every lime we turned around, though, it seemed like something was missing.

Getting the car ready was almost as difficult as building it from ground up." Jackie Oliver drove the Ti-22 in last year's Times Grand Prix at Riverside, finishing second to Denis llulme and recording the fastest lap of 122.318 m.p.h. After the race the car sat in the warehouse of the Titanium Racing Components. in Costa Mesa and attracted coh- OVERSEAS ENGLISH LEAGUE Chelsea 3. Southampton 0 Dtrfiy Arsenal I loswich Town 2, Stoke City I Leeds United 3. Everton 2 Liverpool 7.

Huddersfie'd 0 Manchester City 2. Shefllrld United I Newcastle 0, Manchester United I Tottenham Hotspur 4, Nottingham Forest I West Bromwich Albion 0, Leicester West Ham t. Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 Birmingham 5. Preston North End Blackpool I. Queen's Park Rangers I Bristol Citv Orient 3 Cardiff 6, Charlton 1 Hull City 1, Burnley 2 Luton 0.

Carlisle 2 Middlf'Brouoh 2, Watford I Millwall 7. Norwich 1 Oxlord United 2. Sunderland 0 Portsmouth 6. Fulham 3 Sheflield Wednesday 1, Swindon 0 Barnslev 0. Bradford Cilv 2 Rlackburn 1, Mansfield 1 Bolton 0, Swansea 0 Bournemouth 3, Aston Villa 0 Halifax 2, Chesterfield 0 Notts County 2, Oldham 0 Plymouth 1, Wrexham 2 Po-t Vale 4.

York Citv 3 Rochdale 3, Bristol Rovers 1 Shrewsbury 0. Rothtrham I Walsull 0, Brighton I Aldershot 3. Darllnoton 0 Barrow 0, Scunthorpe 1 Bentford Southend 2 Combrldoe United 4. Colchesler 2 Chester 4. Hartlepool 0 Crew 0.

Bury 0 Exeter 2, Stockoort 0 Oilllnsham 1 Newport i Grimsby 0. Southporl 1 Lincol 3, Peterborouoh 1 Workington 5. Reading 0 SCOTTISH LEAGUE Alrdrle Fast Fife 1 Clvde 0, Dundee United 3 Hibernian 6, Falkirk 0 Kilmarnock 2, Hearts 2 forton 0, Aberdeen 1 Ronoers 4, Motherwell 0 SI. Johnstone 2, Aver United 0 Rrechin 2, Albion 2 Clydebank 1, Cowdenbeath 4 East Stirling 1, Dumbarton 3 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE SfK00 He I UP BUY OF LIFETIME! 4x8 GENUINE SLATE almost one Inch thick. Regular prict $595.00.

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With ri.xir ir idtfr Tihl. Purrh ALL 1 7 "We'll also do a bit of tidying up, fixing little things we didn't have time to do before." Hobbs also hopes his fortunes will change Riverside. "I like it fine, it's a good track, bwt it hasn't been very good to me," said the 32 -year -old driver from the English countryside hamlet of Upper Bodding-ton. His first taste of Riverside came when he drove a Lola 70 in the 1965 Times Grand Prix. He crashed in practice, then lost his clutch on the sixth lap.

Last year his luck was no betterDriving a McLa-' ren for TG Racing in the Times race he failed to start when the car broke down during practice the morning of the race. Twice he has had rides in a Pontiae for the Riverside Trans-Am. In 1969 he blew the engine early in the race and in 1970 he finished eighth. i In this year's Continental Series Hobbs was fastest qualifier and the favorite, but his car broke down on the pace lap and never started. "Apparently it's just not my course," he philosophized.

"Then that fiasco when we were trying to practice just continued the Hobbs drove only' seven of 13 races in the 1909 Continental series and missed winning the championship by one point to Tony Adamowicz. This year he was a runaway winner of the same series, winning' fi of eight races. vs. Houston Rockets 4:50 pm tonight KABC Two -Way Radio 8 FL15E RACK-A-MATIC BALL RETURN the tabli that returns THE BALLS ALREADY RACKED UP! 1st improvement in 108 years Open Veterans Day 10 to 8 FREE $100 POOL TABLE LAMP WITH TABLE PURCHASE OPEN SAT. SUN.

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