The Gazette du lieu suivant : Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 14

Th. gazette, Monueai. J. io. jfafQQf f0 McLaren feam af Mosporf 14 Donohue's Porsche runs fastest lap Dink Carroll severe handicap In race traffic.

PROBLEMS LICKED "Obviously, we've managed to overcome most of that problem." said Penske yesterday after Donohue's record time. "Just to get around this track that fast." flno nt thn who is not "But we're not here to set the fastest qualifying lap," said Donohue, who has spent two months testing the car, mostly in Germany. "We're here to win the race." Reliability is the only unknown factor in the new Porsche 917-10, a development year and has switched back to a McLaren: and Bainer Brezlnka of Toronto In a Porsche 903. Brezlnka was badly burned at Road Atlanta during tho 1971 Can-Am championship here he demolished his car, a McLaren Mk6. Tomorrow's race Is 80 laps or 197 miles for a purse of $75,000.

First place is worth $13,000. The nine-race series pays over $1,000,000 including accessory awards. by Penske, the key ingredient) and Roger McCaig and Lothar Motschenbacher, both in McLarens. McCAIG ENTERED McCaig, who comes from Calgary, is one of four Canadians entered. Others are John Cordis of Huntsvllle, who placed 12th in the series last year despite missing four races; Gord Dcwar of Ottawa wlio never finished a race in his March 707 last Harry Brown still likes Riva Ridge -They gotta theme song for the Kentucky Derby and one (or the Preakness." said Harry (The Great it Brown ''and F1W" Kkfr for the IMmont today should be 'A icy le Built For Two' because of them en.r.es I blew the Preakness with Riva Ridge, but I'm staytn' with of the world champion Porsche yet panicking over Donohue's 917.

The German manufac- performance Is the impcr- turer, which pulled out of the a 1 II ulme. Over- world endurance series this shadovve(1 at times by such year after three cham- stewnrt 8nd his hwause h's the best boss in teammate Kcvson twno won its best to make up for this vear) Huime with 6,000 hours of testing. si second under the existing track record of 1:50.1 set by Stewart in a Formula One car last year and was eight-tenths faster than New Yorker Peter Jtevson In the series-favorite Team McLaren entry. And there Is more to come. "We won't be satisfied until we run as quickly as we did hist week," said team man-nger Penske, revealing that Donohue did 1:13.4 during private testing here a week ago Friday.

Confirmation of the Porsche's performance means that Team McLaren may be faced with its first genuine threat in almost five years of Can-Am domination. In that time the team has won 36 of 43 races and leader Denny llulme has won more than twice as many as any other driver 20 for a total of $574,333 in prize money. Last year Stewart who will race alongside Hulme on the McLaren team when he recovers managed to take two races from the team in a rival Lola but never presented the strength of opposition that Donohue unveiled yesterday. By CHRIS ALLAN For Tho Giett MOSPORT, Out, (Gazette Jackie Stewart wasn't even around to see his prophecy come true. The world racing champion, out of action for three weeks with a bleeding ulcer, stated only two weeks ago that the then-secret Porsche Audi to be driven by Mark Donohue would be the car to beat in the 1972 Can-Am championship.

"Anything that (team man-ager) Roger Panskc. Mark Donohue and Porsche put together has to be a threat to any racing formula," said Stewart. And yesterday the threat materialized. DONAHUE LED In the first day of qualifying for the Lobatt Blue Can-Am that opens the world's richest road racing series here Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Donohue paced the field with a time of one minute 14.2 seconds (119.30 mph) for one lap of Mosport's twisting 2.45-mile circuit.

The time was almost a full has a way of always being around at the finish, usually Matras dominate Le Mans line-up the race. He'i gonna be In front of that bimle built fur two." ''e hav to think of the future." said Milt Schmidt, explaining whv the Bruins didn't protect Eddie Westfall from the draft. "We've got voung players coming up and we've got to give them a chance to play. If they don get it, they become discouraged." Milt thinks that final Stanley Cup series against the Raneers was tougher than most people "But the real, final test has to come when there are other cars around us," admitted Penske. in front.

"Aw, don't worry about it," he said yesterday. "We'll be Kev to the problems Dono- than Ml SCHMIDT hue might face on a crowded jIume was third fastest race track are the twin turbo- ycsterday, his time of M5.2 chargers on the n-cylindcr two-tenths slower than Porsche engine. Only 75 per Revson The lotter op(ed t0 cent the size of the 525 cubic race FormuIa one for Mc- inch McLaren engines, the this ycar over thc can. LE MANS. France (UPI) Frenchman Francois Cevert mill lead four Matra prototypes today Into a three-cornered race with Alfa-Romeo and Lola at the 40th running of the Le Mans 24-hour sports car classic.

Cevert set up the fastest entered any other sports car event. The race will be flagged off to an Indianapolis-style start by President Georges Pompidou. Matra, largely supported by government money, will be especially anxious to secure a ruiatuc iuih hn ua rushed in 10 lane bochargers to produce equlva time in practice Thursday In victory that has eluded inem one of the four V12 machines g0 far on their home ground lent horsepower. While successful in Indianapolis-type oval racing, the turbos suffer from a throttle response lag that could be a that will be seeking the first main challenge, with realize "They've got a good hockey club." he conceded. "Cheevers won the sixth game for us.

If we lost that one. we could have lost the whole thing." Doug Harvey must have been disappointed at not being elected to the Hall of Fame, but all he would say was, "I walk on my own road Those who plaved with or against him, or who just watched him, know he" was one of the all-time greats. Nomoth goes for highest solory ever Joe Kapp holds the NFL record for an annual salary. Hi sum was $200,000, but he is no longer on the New England Patriots' payroll and his law suit is still unsettled. Now Joe Namath, who says he deserves "more than any other player in the game," is negotiating with the Jets, through two attorneys, a new contract which may eclipse Kapp and co as high 'as $250,000 Former sprinter Tommie Smjtn, who was involved with John Carlos in that "raised-glove Incident at Mexico City, has been hired by Oberlin College as assistant athletic director.

He'll coach track and field while Carlos, who was let go by the Alouettes. will try to make it with the Toronto Argonauts Emmett Ashford, the first black umpire in the major leagues, is now retired and working as Commissioner Bowie Kuhn's West Coast representative Lefty Gomez, the former Yankee pitcher, was talking about trainers. "We had one in the minors named Bill O'Connell." he said. "One of his jobs was taking care of the balls. Remember how Crosetti would guard the balls with his life? This guy would go on a road trip with two dozen balls and come back with seven dozen.

He used to jump in the stands and WTestle the fans for them. One time they had a promotion and gave away free balls. He came out of that game with 30 balls. 'Let 'em go buy em, he snorted. I don't think they ever had another ball day down there." Lou Graham talks about hole-in-one Said Lou Graham, who picked up $5,000 for scoring a hole-in-one in the Kemper Open last weekend: 'It a strange feeling.

It's different when you score a low round. You feel you sweated and worked for it. But this makes me feel that someone just came up and gave me a cheque for nothing." In 1961, Don January Stewart's place here, giving up a ride in today's 24-hour Le Mans endurance event. SHADOW FOURTH Fourth fastest and boosting the competition to the McLarens is the UOP Shadow driven by Englishman Jackie Oliver. Oliver had a miserable season with the Shadow last year, finishing only one race in eight starts but this year designer Peter Bryant has produced a more workable machine.

"They've gone off their Mickey Mouse set-ups of funny little wheels and special tire designs," noted Stewart in his visit two weeks ago. "I see that car being in many ways more of a threat than the Porsche." Yesterday, Oliver showed the promise in the new Shadow with a time of 1:15.6. good for 117.09 miles per hour. Behind Oliver is Milt Minter in a Porsche 917-10 (similar to Donohue's but not prepared French victory here in 22 years. Fifty-five cars were scheduled to start at 4 p.m.

EDT today. The winners will be the drivers who have covered the greatest distance by 4 p.m. EDT Sunday. UP FRONT Three of the four Matras will be monopolizing the front row of the grid. Cevert and Howden Ganley of New Zealand grabbed position with a time of 3 minutes 42.2 seconds for the 8.4 mile circuit an average speed of 137.2 mph.

Second fastest were Henri Pescarok) of France and Britain's Graham Hill and third fastest were Franchman Jean-Pierre Beltoise and New Zea-lander Chris Amon. Matra has concentrated all year for this race and has not the Ferrari team absent this year after already clinching the world championship, will come from the three Italian Alfa-Romeos. ALFA SLOWER The fastest Italian machine, driven by West Germany's Rolf Stommelen and Italian Nanni Galli, was five seconds slower than the fastest Matra in practice. Lola is pinning its hopes on two T280 models driven by Swede Joachim Bonnier, Frenchman Gerard Lar-rousse, Dutchman Lennep, winner last year in a Porsche, and Belgian Hughes de Fierland. The last French victory at Le Mans was in 1950 when Louis Rosier and his son, Jean-Louis, drove a Talbot to victory.

"'iSaca-'- rr I'j-i (l iff ftk 1 I I fkL Bf4 If (CP Wlrephoto) Mark Donohue sits in the Porsche 917-10 he'll drive at Mosport established a high money mark for hoies-in-one when he received $50,000 for an ace during the Palm Springs Classic in California, the tournament which preceded the Bob Hope Classic there Football, basketball, baseball, horse racing, track and chess were represented in the Dewar's sports celebrities tennis championships at the LaCosta (Calif.) Resort Hotel last Monday. Football provided Mike Garrett, Two sailing berths seem set; Ian Bruce nearer to Star lead Dim ftlinenii vjV KiolI Among fishermen, no other outboard can take you everywhere the fish go, outsells ours. Maybe that's because including the weeds and shallows, no other fishing outboard outperforms If you take your fishing senous.y, ours you'll appreciate what we've put into Take our 9J4. We made it whisper the 9Vz. And with speeds up to 20 quiet because you'd rather hear the you'll get a lot of fun out of sound of the outdoors than the out- it too! board.

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In the Flying Dutchman class, Peter Byrne of Kitsilano, B.C., is well ahead of George Hughes of Toronto, and is expected to make the team. Simon Prinsenberg of Kit-silano, B.C., held a slim lead over Ian Bruce of Montreal in the Star class. Bruce narrowed the margin yesterday by winning both races, leaving him trailing Prinsenberg by 2.7 points. Leaders and Montrealers: STARS 1 Drlncenhorn. Kltllno.

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Ottawa St. Anthony ties Verdun Celtic in wet 0-0 3. S. Leibel, Toronto TEMPEST 1. T.

Haines, Oakvllle, Ont. 12. 2. D. Owen, Toronto 14.7.

3. P. Clifford, Toronto 38.8. 4. P.

Nygard, Montreal 43.4. FINN 1. J. Clark, Toronto 17. 2.

J. Eastwood, Toronto 22.7. UonrterKnn. Toronto. 31.1.

biio Deacon Jones, O. J. Simpson, Gene Washington, r'epDer Rodgers and Merlin Olsen. From basketball were Gail Goodrich, Bill Sharman, Elgin Baylor, Rick Garry and Bob Boyd. Whitey Ford and Hank Greenberg, now 60, were from baseball.

Others were Willie Shoemaker, the great jockey; Marty Liquofi, the noted mile runner, and Bobby Fischer, the chess master. Tennis doesn't seem to have lost any of its popularity. Joe DiMoggio may return to Yankees Joe DiMaggio, now a Yankee immortal, made $15,000 in 1937 when he hit 46 home runs. The next spring he was offered $25,000 and he held out for $39,000 because that's what the club was paying Lou Gehrig. He held out through all of the spring training and until the third week of the season when he signed for $25,000.

Now the Yankees want him to return in some capacity because they think he would help their public image "Playing ball should be fun," said Frank Lane, general manager of the Milwaukee Brewers, explaining why Dave Bristol was fired as a field manager. "But our guys were getting to hate the sight of the ball park. Instead of being anxious to go there, they dreaded it." Some managers get fired for being too easy on the players. Bristol was canned for being too tough. But no manager can win without good players, no matter how he handles them Johnny Majors, football coach at Iowa State who once had a trial with the Alouettes, has a brother, Bobby, who was a standout last season with Tennessee and has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.

They have a mother and father whose names are Shirley and John their father's name is Shirley and their mother's name is John. Shirley is coach at Sewanee. The mother was named John because that name was in the family tradition and when no boys came along in her generation, she inherited the name. 22. D.

Malone, Tr. Rivieres, Que. 171.0 Anthony faced in travelling from Ottawa, the game surely would have been postponed. The slippery pitch made collisions almost inevitable, By ANDRE ONORATO of The Gazette Flippers and bathing suits aren't usually part of a soc and Bolowich and Jim Fat- cer player equipment, dui they would have come in terson got early showers after handy last night as uttawa a bout of fisticutts tonowing St. Anthony and Verdun Cel DRAGON 1.

A. Leibel, Toronto 24.0. 2. G. Wllklns, Vancouver 27.7.

3. A. Cameron, Dorval, Que. 51.0. 4.

G. Letourneau, RSLYC 58.7. 7. P. Hall, RSLYC, 66.1.

SOLING 1. D. Miller, Vancouver 0. 2. D.

Barnes, Hamilton 23.7. 3. S. Dakin, Toronto 43.8. 6.

K. Giles, RSLYC, 72.1. 7. J. Hatherell, RSLYC, 73.1.

13. Gauvln, Montreal 129. FLYING DUTCHMAN 1. P. Byrne, Kitsilano, B.C.

3. 2. G. Hughes, Toronto 38.4. 3.

P. Hyslop, Kitsilano 48.8. 4. T. Zegers, Montreal 56.4.

5. B. Moorehouse, RSLYC 58.7. 6. P.

McConnell, RSLYC 59.7. 9. H. Huber, Montreal 96.4. 13.

S. Griffin, Westmount, 129. such a collision. Tomorrow Monitalia and Superga square off at Newman Park in the Italian derby at 6:30. Kalena and Spania meet at 4:30 and Ukraina and Kickers at 6:30 in a double-header at Jarry.

tic waded to a scoreless tie in near-flood conditions at Verdun Stadium. The flooded field made it almost impossible to play anything but a kick-and-run style of soccer. Had it not been for the expenses St. Big league batting, pitching records National League L. May Htn 171 26 47 9 27 .275 Morgan Cin 176 46 48 7 21 .273 Garvey LA 147 22 40 4 13 .272 W.

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