44 ~ Sunday, August 21, 1988 - North Shore News

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NORTH VANCOUVER | native
Andy Mahood will have a new
engine for today’s race in the
fourth event of the Players/GM
Motorsport Series West running in
Calgary.

Going intc the race in comfor-
table eighth place, Mahood is bat-
ding with Allan Berg and Murray
Craig as the trio stand within a
three-point standings spread.

In the latest series action at the
Westwood Motorsport Park in
Coquitlam, engine troubles meant
Mahood driving 15 kilometres
slower than other cars.

Bringing his Camaro out of
turns gaining ground, the veteran
driver would lose his advantage be-
ing hampered by poor acceleration
on the straightaway.

Qualifying for an eighth-place
starting position, Mahood manag-
ed to hold on despite his problem
engine to finish the race in seventh
spot.

N. SHORE NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE
oxing club needs members

during boxing time at the North Shore Neighbour-
hood House at 225 East Second St. in North Van-

THE NORTH Shore Neighbourhood House’s boxing

club is looking for new members.

Adults and children aged 11] years and older are en-
couraged to join the club, which offers a chance to
learn a new sport, have fun and keep fit.

A variety of levels are offered from beginners to
competitive boxing, and coach Tony Iacoviello works
with each participant on an individual basis.

The boxing club meets every Monday, Wednesday,

and Friday at 6:15 p.m.

Budding boxers wishing to join the club are re-
quired to become neighborhood house members at the

yearly membership fee of $8.

For more information call 987-8138, or drop by

Finishing first was Paul Gilgan
of Calgary, followed by Laurie
Craig of New Westminster and
defending series champion Frank
Allers of Coquitlam.

In earlier action at Calgary’s
Race City Speedway Oval,
Mahood’s car was also giving the
crew problems, and the local
managed only a )7th-place finish.

Crew members described the
tace as ‘‘a demolition derby,’’ and
various cars went home with added
dents from numerous spins and
mid-race collisions.

Prior to this race, Mahood’s
rear brakes were dragging, keeping
speeds down before his crew — led
by veteran Rick Weaver — solved
the problem.

Following this quick fix,
Mahood drove to his best finish so
far — fourth place that was one
second behind third place Allen
Berg of Calgary.

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AFTER FINISHING seventh with mechanical troubles, North Vancouver native Andy Mahood’s car has a new
engine for today’s Players/GM Motorsport Series race in Calgary.

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