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From l-C 6-C St. Petersburg Times, Sunday, January 31, 1971 SORC From lC Donley any speed." The Clearwater Datsun failed to qualify, turning in a time of 2:34. The time was Heinz-Costanzo team when his car was bumped. "To tell you the truth," Johnson said, "I'm tickled to proved campaigners on the circuit. Most new, kids on the block get a bloody nose the first time they mess around with the older hot shots, but it didn't hold true for Sorcery, which, if you deal in alphabetical long shots, has something' going for her if you look at it with the SORC in Sorcery as an omen.

Herb Virgin owner of the, veteran Touche out of The protest about whether she has legal avoirdupos around her middle and how it figured in the new International Offshore Rule will be resolved next Friday on the eve of the St. Petersburg to Fort Lauderdale race. The Suncoast came up with a popular winner in West second in Class while J. P. Trouchaud of Sarasota was most pleased with a third in class finish ho made with his brand new Ohlson 38, the Maraspel IV.

At that, Trouchaild in his boat had to keep sailing hard to beat Smuggler, little One Half Ton Cup charger from Stockholm manned by a group of stu- god enough tor 51st place 'death to cet that blankety. going almost 80 miles per hour faster than his little car. "Oh, I'm not nervous," he said. "I was earlier my stomach, knew I needed to eat, but my throat wouldn't let anything down. But the only thing I'm worried about is being honked off the road by one of those big tanks some of them can't handle and which was exacUy one place blank little car the hell off the was over.

The order came to start engines and thousands of people in the infield stood and cheered as the noise began like the rumble of far-off thunder at first, then growing to a high-pitched whine and finally an ear-splitting blast. The Posche pace car led the field once around the track, then squealed out of the way, and the twice-around-the-clock torture had begun. out of the running. the committee boat. She was on starboard tack and had right-of-way over the port tuckers.

Several to change direction and let her through. Windward the 73-footer, also came along in the tracks of Dora as did Equation. Mark Johnson took Windward Passage close hauled and sailed right on through the spectator fleet- to the east, scattering them. One boat, violating the rule never to anchor anywhere near a starting line, was in a tight spot as Windward Passage and Equation bore down on it. Eventually," the two boats tacked away from a "track.

It had no business being out there." Donley had voiced almost the same thought, the same worry about being out on the Dave Stcere was something Wind, the Morgan 41 owned dents who made a fine show- less than a Sobbing Skipper ria, r.l.....,l. Hnsr 'in their first tliriA around can't stop either." i the word that ha l. tv' -oM, the word that he sailors still after he got rack with monsters capable of Then the time for talking Largo, who is commodore of The are talking the FORA, although his well about the five class starts 'earned triumph had nothing made at St. Petersburg to do with the brass- of-his particularly the Class1 A high station. getaway for the largest of the From I-C Davt ona Crobaugh, had her on the, races.

The combination of the possible collision. wind track from the outset and stood off Howard Foht's new 35-foot Hard Head and Breezy, Art Courshon's very quick Ted Irwin-designed 38-footer from Miami. Bob Miller of Sarasota, sail-. ing his Morgan 41, Incentive, was fourth in class. Class D.

stronger than expected tidal current, flukey, light winds and uncertainty on which end of the line the skippers wanted to be created much confusion. With about a minute to go, favored Porsches three of the first four spots. 1 Erich Brinsberg, European Formula' Vee champion, held off 'a furious challenge from Tom Davey of Tenafly, N.J., Saturday for an exciting two- Porsches, r. Donohue led by seven seconds at the end of the first hour after covering 31 laps around the twisting, 3.81-mile road and track course at an average speed of close to 130 miles hour and main- went from first to second with his Yankee Girl. Ho was still well-pleased and feels the three races she sailed In the Florida Ocean Racing Association paid off, although that consideration was somewhat tempered by the fact that right behind him was Yankee Girl's sister ship, Charisma, which took third overall on the first race she has sailed.

The Canadian designers, big George Cassian and little Cuthbertson, had a great week. Their design stable had the big overall winner in Sorcery and got a Class victory with Arieto, which the wigwam blanket signal code tells us means "sing and dance." She's a $100,000 packet which seems to have a bright future. The Manitou victory was clouded by the protest filed by As Donley stood and talked In the warm afternoon' sun, "he glanced down and saw a pickle and a penny half-buried In the. loose sand, behind pit row. ley, this Is my lucky day," )ie 'said; picking them up: "I think1 I'll keep them." For drivers about to take chances with' their very lives, for' 24 straight hours, anything that njight be lucky is a godsend.

Mark Donohue, for instance, who won the polo position in his bright blue and yellow Ferrari, believes in shaking As the chief pit steward bellowed through an amplifier, "All nonessential personnel clear the grid," Don-' nohue grabbed every hand ho; could find, shaking it in both of his own; "I'm not nervous," he said. "This is just something I do." The only other car other. than the Datsun from the Sun-coast, the Corvette GT driven by Or Costanzo and Dave Heinz of Tampa, benefitted irom the sudden rule change. Bob Johnson, of Marietta, Ohio, co-driver of a Vega that was to have started in 58th position, agreed to join the Sorcery and Warrior fought from one viewpoint or 'another: for cnd iinc ncarcst foot vlctorv in the Trans. A Challenging 18 Holt Par 54 Court Real Friendly Atmosphere Rental Clubs and Carts Driving Rangt was tnree-out-oMour 'at the tained that lead during most Xfitip rtl3llpntT(l p3r(l fnr of the second hour.

Super Vees at Day- cost -the Ferrari 'more than three laps and no sooner had it rolled back but on the track than it had to be called back in because its brake lights were not working properly. Meanwhile, Rodriguez and Oliver had last year's winning Porsche back in the lead and, Siffert and Bell had the other John Wyer-directed Porsche right where it ended a year ago trailing Rodriguez. Darkness began falling over the Daytona International Speedway shortly after 6 p.m. EST and the cars turned pn their headlights. It.

was feared, for a moment, that the Donohue Ferrari might be iii further trouble when its lights did not come on. But Donohue put the lights on half a lap later and continued his chase of the three front-running the Coast Guard committee boat, Juniper. Warrior started for it, but owner-skipper Al Cassel fell off as big Sorcery charged through on the inside. Several of the Class A boats were on the port tack and were sailing southwest, but Dora, looking big and powerful, lumbered along toward top for locally owned, de- signed and sailed The combination of David Howell's well-rated and well-sailed Palmer Johnson 36 out of Chicago was a bit too much for Class The very able Hot Foot, a Nantucket 33 sailed by Chuck Blair, got a England's Vic Elf ord, starting the race at 3 p.m. EST in a Porsche 917 that arrived at the track too late to run on the first day of had moved up from the No.

11 position to No. 4 giving the tona International Speedway. Brinsberg, driving a Kai-mann, and Davey, in a 1970 battled head-to-head throughout the 76-mile sprint for the Volkswagen-powered open-cockpit cars. 1345 Court Clearwater Ashe Downs Mexican LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE Nolle li hereby given that on February 3, 1971. at 10:00 a.m., public sale, to be conducted pursuant to Indiana law, will be held at 3415 Henderion Tampa, Fla.

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This Non-Partlsan Primary Election Is for the purpose of nominating two candidates from each of the following districts: District No, 1 for four-year term, i Directions from Clearwater: Co south, on Indian Rocks Road (becomes Oakhurst Road as' it crosses S.R. 688) to 102nd Avenue, then left (east) on 102nd Avenue to Antilles Avenue. Left-(north)' on Antilles Avenue to entrance and models. Directions from St. Petersburg: Go north on 78th Avenue to Vpnn Road.

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I for a four-year term, and District No. 5 tor a four-year term, and two candidates for Councllman-at-Large for two-year term, to participate the General Election for the oftlces of Councllmen for Districts 1, 1 and I. I i 1 I. I. A Antilles Avenue i PnrLt Mmnninc TpnterV lo 102nd Avenue.

Then left (cast) on ICfnd Avenue to Antilfcs Avenue Lett (north) on IVJ UI 1 1 1 rtl 1H' UIIU IIIVVH respectively, and for the otflce ot Councllman-at-Large, to be held on the Uth i 1 .1 j- J. -C I I I l.Jf r-r it: Nam A itmririn Qln t- Ps rhino uy imperial tf nu L.orporuon oivuiuu 0.3. numpiiu uceiuniciu nvvii nnivuvmi day of March, 1971. R. E.

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