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. Jackie Oliver in the

UOP Shadow, and
former world champion
Dennis Hulme, coming
out of a tight corner at
Donnybrooke Raceway,
Brainerd, Minnesota
during the 7th Can-Am
race.

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B. C,

Can-Am Sunday in Alta.

EDMONTON, Alta. — What's
happened to Denny?

That’s the question that every
follower of Can-Am racing is
asking as the world's most
powerful sports cars head for

- the Sept. 26 Can-Am for the

Molson Cup at Edmonton In-
ternational Speedway.

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Dennis Hulme, the 35-year-old
Can-Am champion from New
Zealand, has only one victory
this season in a series that he
dominated almost to the point of
embarrassment last year.

Hulme won six races in 1970,
his second J-Wax championship
trophy and $162,202, more than
twice as much as Lothar
Motschenbacher, who finished
second in the series,

This year, most of Hulme's 90 .

points -- second in the series to
teammate Peter Revson’s 107 —
have been earned with four
second-place finishes. He won
the opener at Mosport on June
13 and hasn’t been in the win-
ner’s circle since.

Still, few eareful Can-Am
observers are ready to suggest
that Hulme has lost the fire that
carried him to two Can-Am
titles and to the world driving
championship in 1967.

Hulme’s second-place finish
to Scotsman Jackie Stewart at
Le Circuit Mont Tremblant
came after Hulme almost
passed out in the cockpit of his
Gulf McLaren from the effects
of influenza. :

In the next two races, in
which he also finished second,
Hulme was. hit with engine

. ‘trouble. In the next’ race, he

snapped a driveshaft in the first
turn af the race, spun and was
hit by a car coming up from
behind,

He was leading comfortably

he finished just 17 seconds
behind winner Revson.

Hulme has special reason to
want to win in Edmonton. He
has held a monopoly at the 2.5-
mile circuit, having won all
three Can-Am races held here.
He would like to make it four
and quiet the suggestions that,
this year, he isn’t the same,
tough Denny Hulme.

ODDITIES
IN THE NEWS

MANISTIQUE, Mich. (AP)
— Mrs, Erwin Winegeart has
a true fish story to tell.

Mrs. Wingeart of Niles sald
she and her family had
started for shore after a fruit-
less fishing expedition on
Lake Michigan when a 10-
pound coho salmon jumped
from the water and sailed into
her arms.

In the excitement, Mrs.
Wingeart bruised her elbow
and knocked off her husband's
glasses,

e Two golfers, slicing their

. drives into, the rough,-went: in

in the sixth race at Road

America when a crankshaft
Snapped in the engine and, in
the last race at Donnybrooke,

search of: ‘the -balls.. They
searched long without success,
a dear little old lady watching
sympathetically.

At last, after the search had
gone on for half an hour, the old

lady said, “I hope [ am not.

interrupting, but would it be
cheating if ] told you where they
are?”

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_ New image for Mani toba hunters this year, |
thanks to wildlife federation ad « campaign —

BRANDON, Man. (CP). -~
The hunter, sometimes consi-
dered by southwestern -Mari-
toba landowners as a surly,
evasive and abusive tres:
passer with little or no re.
spect for the farmer or. his
property, will boast a new
image when the hunting sea-
son opens Sept. 24.

And if the hunter is true to
his new image, he will proba-
bly find the “No Hunting”
‘signs on the outskirts’ of his
favorite spot removed by non
other than the landowner,
thanks to an advertising cam-
paign designed by the provin-
cial government for the Mani-
toba Wildlife Federation.

This summer, the govern-
ment’s conservation extension
department outlined a three-
pronged program aimed at
changing hunter attitudes and
performance, recognizing the
land-owner's contribution to
wildife husbandry and
presenting the sportsman to
the landowner in a posture
other than that of a hunter.
BOTH SIDES UNHAPPY

Dr. Bob Getting, a designer
and co-ordinator of the pro-
gram, said in an interview the
federation was “ripe for a
program.”

“They (the federation) were
getting complaints from hunt-
ers because of the widespread
land-posting, and we (the con-
servation department) were
getting complaints from the
landowners of hunters litter-
ing farm lands and damaging
machinery, livestock, crops
and fences in their search for
sport.

“The hunter’s value as a
critical tool in the use of land
management was diminishing
and something had to be
done.”

Dr. Getting said Operation
Respect was labelled as a ve-
hicle to promote better rela-
tions between hunter and
farmer.

Details of the operation and
cost of implementation were
worked out and presented to
the wildlife federation’s an-
nual meeting where it was
unanimously approved. The
federation agreed to split the
cost of the project ($5,000)
equally with the provincial
government.

Then a pilot area WAS Se-

ect
Bounded by. the. Manitobe-.

“Saskatchewan border, the

Canada-United States border,
Highway 2 in the ‘north and
Highway 10 in the éast, the
area totalled 3,320 square
miles spread over a varied
habitat.

Large tracts of clean-
farmed land lacking game
populations were land-posted

OTTAWA (CP) — Veteran de-
fenceman Joe Watson has
changed his mind and has de-
cided to play another season
with Philadelphia Flyers, the
National Hockey League club
announced today. .

Watson said Tuesday he was
leaving the training camp and

going home to talk things over

with his wife.
But a meeting with general

manager Keith Allen smoothed -

over Watson's difficulties,

JOHANNESBURG (Reuter) ~.
— South African non-white golf-

ers will be allowed to play in
three tournaments on this
year's circuit in South Africa,
Sports Minister Frank Waring
said today, -

The minister named two of :

the tournaments as the PGA

-and the South African Open. He

said the three events were to be —

considered open internationals,

‘thus allowing South Africans

and other non-whites to com-
pete.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 4

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or animal areas. . Dr. Oetting said. ‘So far ¢

- “The whole thing is geared __ results have been overwheli#
‘to personal communication ingly successful.” .

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of the Souris and Antler riv-
ers, major creeks, grassland,
and dense aspen forests near
‘Turtle Mountain. =

Beginning in mid-August
federation members be gan
visiting landowners in the
pilot area, carrying with them
information of the’ program.
and safety zone signs for the
farmers to post to warn, hunt-

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