nn - Se pa Sp Sang aE ee eae th a be Te bie Ma gt Ho - the | ‘world series ‘of: international the Harms- Ww rth. ‘trophy race this weekend is outlined on an -aerial photo of Picton’s Long Reach, looking southeast towards Picton, Ont. _ Four. powerboats. will battle for the international powérboating - trophy, won last year by Canada’s, Miss Supertest 111.. “Prince. ‘Rupert Daily. News, 6. Friday, August. 19, 1960 "SPORTS & _ TROPHIES. 210 “6th St. “Registrations vs ne n’ “eg De THE “SOCIETY. OF” INDUSTRIAL “AND. cost ACORN TANTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.” stin Vancouver, B.C. MU 1 BOS ‘bein ng . accepted jt racing _ By BRUCE EVETT © ae Canadian Press Staff Writer - oe oT PICTON, ‘Ont. (CP) — It will be the. champion against. the. field today, when four unlimited hydro- planes roar away over the -- Harmsworth Trophy. — -; Miss. Supertest: III,: ‘which*won powerboat racing for:Canada last _year,.will have. to fight. off three ' United. States. challengers, to, ‘keep ‘it. Carrying the ‘atars and stripes -over the 45mile. distance ‘in a best-of-three ~ heats elimination will be ‘Nitrogen. and” ‘Nitrogen Too, both owned by Sam. Dupont of Wilmington, Del., and Gale V, owned. iby. Joe Schoenith of De- troite 820. If- Miss “ Supertest’ “wins. -one: heat-and any U.S. boat, the, other, a third. heat. will be held’ Mon-, day—it’s against the rules: to race bath.: US. ‘AAS ODDS- either of. the. Nitrogens: takes the other, the ; ‘United States: regains the: trophy:. ‘An. inter- club” raceé- off between. the «two. winning: US. boats :would follow. Sunday |: Or Monday. to decide. ‘which club -would ’ ‘hold the’ trophy: * “ “This: will be. the ‘last. time a Harmsworth entry will have the ning next year, each competing country will - be limited to. one entry. : a ‘When: ‘she™ “took “the. Harms- worth : from. the .U.S. last: year, Miss:: -Supertest ° III bucked a windy: Detroit. River.’ course’ at an average: of 99.976 miles: an hour: He average over the fastest heat | was .104.098- miles an hour." * Jim | _Thompson, president. of Supertest’.’ ‘Petroleum’ Corpora- tion, spent the winter” of 1958-59 building the present Miss Super- teste. “The: lady herself s,’/3 for the Harmsworth, on the Sab- eight inches long, : but when she’s | If Gale V. wins oe ‘heat. and} supported on tw ‘TINY STABILIZER. ‘that's halfway :back:on the left,. odds stacked against her. Begin- | ‘heavy hull must be lifted.and -the stabilizer reset a fraction of first lap.i in the run for the be more durable under. racing conditions—not for out-and- out speed.”’ The mahogany- -colored,' ‘mag- nesium- -covered craft weighs. 6,-: 000 pounds—much -of :it. the 2,- 000 horsepower ‘Rolls- -Royée Grif: fon engine. “We don’t know how. ‘fast’ she'll zo,” Thompson: says. “Wei ve nev- er given her a. speed trial? Supertest - IIf.in. tests but ‘leaves the racing to” ‘the driver’ who brought Canada her Jone Harms- worth victory—Bob Hayward, 32, of Embro: Ont. . “feet, / running -.away from, her’ rooster tail only: a patch: 18 ‘inches. square: . isin’ contact’ with’, the. water... ‘Under,’ “power, °‘her hull” sits uti, “of * ‘the ‘water, sons: and the’ ‘propéller hub.. Midships*: on: the port : side-— for landlubbers—there is a: small knife-edged . -stabilizer.. ‘jutting vertically into the water... - It’s. the. exact. setting ‘of this tiny blade that. isthe secret of constant: Jeft- hand. turns. Time after time” during trials © the an inch. : ” Norm: Evans of: Seattle, a vet- eran’ of Gold. Cup racing, will be in the cockpit of Nitrogen and Russ Musson will handle the sis- ter-ship. 9: Bill Cantrell, ‘a’ ‘veteran’ ‘driver. in this dangerous’ ‘sport, ‘will be making his second Harmsworth “We ‘puilt her ‘as. a good’ ‘all- appearance ‘when: he drives Gale Vv on. to the course.. ee tound racing boat which would By. HAL. ‘BOYLE. DEMERARA “This advertisement {3 not published. or displayed ‘by the Liquor. Control Board or by. the Government of British Columbia. (wererrmnametrnem ener seersireene tari Hn nit tesa on teeters) ny eee ee newer SEEN Re OE ee eae BBD sat meagtee yy in an. emergency:. Nis a “wife. “aThe “other morning ‘ting thi on: my: shoes. I. had one’ shoe. tied ‘and, breathing hard,. was about to put on the other when I hap- pened. to glance. at the window. ' There, - ‘as usual, ‘sat our cat, “Lady. Dottie, on- the :air-condi- ‘l'tioner; She loves to. perch on top : bof the. machine ‘and bat at the| ‘window glass whenever ° a bird flies near. * I yawned and started: to turn my gaze away, but something pulled: it. back. What.was. wrong? TA second quick glance told me at once. Lady Dottie wasn’t in- side’ ‘on the. air- conditioner. She was outside on it. ve . ONE: FLOOR, ONE LIFE. Someone had left: ‘the case- ment .window partly open. The cat had climbed out- “Now ‘she crouched on the small steel sur- face of the air-conditioner pravely looking. at the ground— nine floors below. If a bird flew by, and she. made a pass at it, I knew: she'd be. a, foner—nine lives-and all. - But it wasn t really the fate of Lady. Dottie that worried me. At mA ANA A bal Wh automobili Opposto ; al “AND CAR SALES . | ' _ NEW AND USED CARS © ‘ ‘ee @ Dircttamente Doll’ Italia, oN 0 Venite a vedere quoste suporbe milliori fabriche Europeo, e In mostra al Sholl. 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Supertest lll to a. world. speed: boat title at Detroit ‘last year, sets out for a trial run in. the Bay of* Quite, “site of: this year’s Harms- forward. spon- _ Miss Supertest’s stability on the}: father ‘and. husband, I had day. dreamed a thousand. times about how heroically I would face any danger or disaster that threat- ened:: my. family—how I. would save.” them. from drowning if a boat’ ‘overturned ... get. them ‘out of a. theatre ‘on. fire... punch in the. nose. any invading burglar.’ S “Here, kitty!” I. called weakly, rising. Lady Dottie heard me and’ ‘crouched lower. Panic over- came me. I clumped out to the kitchen where my wife was annoying two, OBES with a fork in the: skillet. . “The. cat - . the windcw.,. Tracy,” I mumbled. a . 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