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@ 'THE OSHAWA Times, Menaey, september x4, 162 Grand Prix Captured By Gregory By RON DEVANEY AND ALLAN BAILEY Staff Reporters MOSPORT PARK --. Masten Gregory, an American who makes his home in - Paris, France, won the second annuai Canadian Grand Prix here Sat- surday in a Lotus 19. He aver- aged 86.5 miles-per-hour for 100 laps, on a dangerously wet track, Mexico's Pedro Rodriguez, in a Ferrari, placed s2cond, two minutes behind Gregory. 'To ronto bus driver Francis Brad- ley, also driving a Lotus 19, came in third to win the Cana- dian racing drivers' champion- ship. Gregory overcame a_ one- minute penalty assessed for having all four wheels of his lime-green car off the track at) the start of the race. He started in 26th position at the grid, but as soon as the flag came down, Gregory scooted along the in- side beside the pits, almést) bowling over a photographer. Had he not done this and stay- ed in position, he never would have reached the front spot so quickgy. A major factor in his win was the mechanical condition of his car -- he had no pit stops. The only driver to complete the 100-lap, 246-mile course, Gregory was clocked in two hours, 46 minutes, 28.3 seconds. He was never behind after the first lap as he took his second major victory on Canadian soil this year. He won the Players' 200 at Mosport in June. Australia's Jack Brabham, twice world champion driver,| finished fourth over-all, and first in his class in his Lotus 23. Ludwig Heimrath of Scarbor- ough, in a Porsche RS60, went into the race only one point be- hind Bradley, in their points race for the Canadian /_cham- hip. Although | d twice by Gregory, Heimrath was never worse than seventh and finished fifth. He was second in Class 1, behind Brabham for cars under 2000 cc' 8. den's Jo-Jo Bonnier chas- ed him home for sixth spot in an RS62 Porsche, after lagging badly in the early stages of Trace. The bespectacled Gregory, who looked as if he needed a haircut, was presented, with the Pepsi Cola Trophy before about | 19.1 seconds. most of the early part of the race. He moved to fourth placc at the half-way mark, aided by Cannon and Gurney going to the pits, BONNIER MOVES UP He fell back to fifth and held this position to the finish. The bearded Jo Bonnier of Sweden in his brand new RS62 Porsche was in 19th spot during the early part of the race. He moved up steadily throughout the marathon to capture sixth place and third in his class. "bham, Heimrath and Bon- nier drove Class 1 cars. | Uther top drivers who were forced out before the end were Americans Roger Penske in a Cooper Monaco and Jim Hall in his Chev. powered Chaparral; and Scotland's Innes Ireland in ja Lotus 19, Here 'is the way the top 15 finished: Gregory, Rodriguez, Bradley, (all class 2); Brab- ham, Heimrath, Bonnier (all class 1); Bob Holbert, Warring-| ton, Penn., Bob Hurt, Washing- ton, D.C.; Bob Donner, Color- ado Springs: Chuck Dietrich, Sandusky, Ohio; Wayne Bur-| nett, Chicago, Tinois;~ Bill] Bradshaw; Grant Clark, Toron- to; Nat Adams, Toronte; John |Cannon, Montreal; Al Pease, Toronto; and Matt Kleinman, New York, The formula junior 15-lap race was won by Chuck Dietrich in an Flva, with Ernest De Vos of Montreal second ina Lola and Gordon Richardson of Bos- ton, Mass. Third in a Lotus 20. Dietrich's time was 30 minutes, Deitrich also won the produc- tion sportscar race covering the [15 laps in. 28 minutes, 10.6 sec- onds in a Ferrari. Dennis Coad |}of Port Credit was second in an Alpine and Jacques Couture of Montreal was third in a Mor- gan. Deitrich also won the produc- tion sportscar race covering the 15-laps in 28 minutes, 10.6 sec- onds in a Ferrari. Dennic Coad of Port Credit was second in an Alpine and Jacques Couture of Montreal was third in a Morgan. Jerry Polivka of Toronto took the touring car race with his Volvo, nosing out Grant Clark in his Austin "mini-cooper"'. Pre- race favorite Craig Fisher of Toronto couldn't make time on the wet track with his Pontiac Catalina and had to settle for third place. FRANCIS BRADLEY (right), Toronto bus driver, receives the Player's Challenge "ro- phy, as Canadian Sports Car Champion, after he 'finished third in the Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport track, on Saturday. Making the presen- tation to Bradley is L. E: were admitted to the Osnawa General Hospital, Adams suf- fered a fractured nose and jaw and internal injuries and Pren- tice has a lacerated forehead and a cut on the back of his head. Constable Kenneth Laton of the Bowmanville OPP detach- ment investigated the accident. ROAD COSTS Total expenditures on high- ways, rural roads and urban streets in Canada in 1959 Four Oshawa Youths Hurt In Car Crash. COURTICE (Staff) -- Four -/Oshawa teenagers were injured when their car left the road at the Highway 401 service road and the Courtice road cloverleaf about 8 o'clock Sunday night. The driver, Ronald Richard Lougheed, 19, 191 Wilson road|teached $1,021,000,000. China, Indian Troops Trade Shots Again NEW DELHI os ernment spokesman said Indian and Communist Chinese troops exchanged fire Sunday for the fourth straight day along India's northeast frontier. He added that the shooting had eased off. He said no new casualties Thursday in the area where the Chinese claim 36,000 square miles under Indian control. India said three of the men were wounded in Thursday's clash. south, suffered head contusions. A passenger, Frank Ratt, 16, 196 Stevenson road north, has a fractured right arm. Both were released from hospital after .|treatment. Two other passengers, 18- year-old Donald Adams, 348 Highland avenue, and Douglas Prentice, 15, 243 Conant street, Richard, of the ring' tobacco company. --CP Wirephoto CHANGING TREND In the first 60 years of the century the total of agricultural workers in Canada dropped to il per cent from 40 per cent of the total. labor force. WHY BORROW MONEY WHEN YOU BUY A CAR? It pays to finance through your dealer. (ac) He can save you a lot of time. No red tape. No additional security needed. Ask him about his IAC TIME PURCHASE PLANS ONLY 6 G.1.'s--and they had to hold off the whole German army! iin Pa Guano. 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Before the race, Moss thrilled the crowd by driving the pace car around the circuit and he had a special wave for the fans gathered at the hairpin turn which bears) his name. The rain-drenched track maile| racing treacherous for the driv- ers in the preliminary races, but lap times improved in the big race as the weather faired and the pavement dried. It was pre-race favorite Dan) Gurney of Riverside, California) in a Lotus 19, who set a new) lap record of 1 minute, 31.5 sec- onds. He chased Gregory from the beginning of the race to the 41st) lap when he took his first trip to the pits. A lap later he was back in the race, only to be forced into the pits again almost immediately. This time he lost 10 laps. Gurney drove like a madman) when he came out of the pits.| He broke Moss' old lap record) several times but car trouble A&W DRIVE-IN 1327 SIMCOE ST. FEATURE! MON, - TUES, . WED. - THURS. ONLY SEPT. 24 - 25 - 26 - 27th ONLY ! SHRIMPBOAT , . . 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Starting in eighth posiion, he was fifth at the 19th lap, jumped to third on the 38th lap as John Cannon of Montreal in the Daily Special and Jim Hall of Midland, Texas in his Chaparral, were forced into the pits. The Mexican held second posi tion to the 49th lap, when he took his first and only pit stop. He lost two laps and was sitting in fourth spot with 35 laps to go.. In the last quarter of the race, Rodriguez gained steadily on Bradley and took him on the 93rd lap to come home sec- ond. Bradley, the first Canadian to finish, received the Peter Ryan Memorial Trophy in Peterbor- ough Saturday night. This trophy is in memory of the young Ca- nadian who won the first Cana- dian Grand Prix at Mosport last year and was killed earlier this year in a formula junior race in Europe. In the second line of starters, Bradley slipped to ninth in the early-laps shuffle and at the 19th lap, had only moved up one posi- tion. 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