Here FRIDAY June 15th at 7.45 p.m,,~THE TOREADOR

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I Another-Record Entry.For FRIDAY ,~eek 15th. Usuai'time

/' All future meetings will be on FRIDAYS,and every meetisg Better and Better

~* Watch the newspapers ant: look for T.V. announcements *ADMISSION;.; /6; Children 2/-.

GRANDSTAND EN .',' SURE 5/-i:Children' 2/6.

~NEW CROSS ST~CK CAR FIxTUREs

Friday., June 15th; Friday, July -eth and 20th; Friday, August lOth and31st Septem~er; October 5th.

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SATURDAy,)JX~ 9th, at 7.45 ""

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G7neral Manager N~\V Cross ~tadiu!lr :,~);,!""!,,.t..~..:: , : ""ing Commander N. E. L~neDIrectors ,•.... ,.•.....•......... y....... J. S. HOfilkms. Ian Hoskins, Ron Elhott

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St. John's Ambulance Brigade in attendanceRacing under B.S.C.D.A. Rules I Licensed by Stock Car Control Board

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PitCeoi'ge Shipp (641) is 17-years-o£-

age and works for an evening "news-,aper. The car he drives once belongedto the Rev. Sharples.Give the Reverend gentleman a

eeuple of tickets with our complimentsGeorge.

* * *Tony Beagle is a new boy. He writes"I applied for No. 999, they gave me.66. My occupation is? Guess!No you don't Tony. I might guess

wrong, I'H ring Lady Barnett on"What's my Line."

* * *"Lemonade" Smith No. 697 says his,daughter aged 9 painted his car. Isuppose mother pumped the' wheels upand mother-in-law filled the radiator.

* * *Joe Richards 741 is 6ft. 3ins. BrotherJohn 715 says we've been getting themall mixed up.Sorry John. We'J,!sort it out for you.

* * *George Hall is having bumpertrouble. He says its not nice to haveyour back bumper bashed about everymeeting.We understand George. We wouldn't

like it ourselves.

* * *Don Roomes with 44 points leadsfor the "King of Lee" trophy, closelyfollowed by Pete Tucker 40. RoyClarke 32 and Chick Woodrofl'e 28.

* * *"Super Accessories Bromley Kent"trophy. The leaders are: Chick Wood-foffe 39. Pete Tucker 39, A. Meads 37,Don Roomes 36 and Roy Clarke 36.

* * *You wilt find the scores elsewherein the programme.If you happen to be strolling down

Coventry' Street take a look at theStock Car display in the windows ofSmart Wests. outfitters, opposite thePrinces Theatre near Leicester Square.

* * *Our next merry meeting is on Fri-day. June 15th, when we stage TheNational Trophy, and. a special extraevent.

* * *Drivers are graded once a month bythe Control Board. We have in formulaII .10stars (Red tops). 8 A-grade (BIueroof). 14 B-grade (Yellow roof) andthe rest of the aspirants to fame retaintheir White roof grading unti I theywin a final.

* * *.Martin Morris 677. had his 16th

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Greetings good friends to the gathering of themerry motoring matadors who come with their engines. spitting Iire, and eager to display their prowess to themillions.

You see tonight we're on the air, we're beingtelevised and multitudes who never get a chance to see the grand spectacle ofStock Car Racing will no doubt wish they were here. They'll be saying "Oh tobe at New Cross on a Stock Car night."

Welcome to that popular B.B.C. commentator Alan Weekes who is goingto describe every move, every turn andJmaybe turnover in the Grand Final :1:01'the G,R.A. Trophy. I

, The sport becomes important. It grows and thrives and expands, Newtr<i.QR;S;'lj'/(e'L~iCi;:ste:r·ailCl..Glasgow have 'recently opened, 1110rewill S00n follow.C~Sf\.Vi!b:getfaster.t drivers will acquire more skill arid speeds will go up and up.~i<'.~Pisis''a''',gotJd' SPO!;t,a' clean .sport. and one which teaches bad 'driver~

to'R.r,bettrrr drivers, and good drivers to be. super. - . . ..·t~.JustJately we have beeninundated .with requests to'change from Wednes-

daYs/·to Fridays.' We always like to -please and- so after tonight it. wilt be FridaynigE;t'.for Stock Cars at New-Cross ..We hope you like the change and if you willDa~s the-,word around we shall burn incense to your noble ancesters, and offerthapks, tb' Allah for having such obliging friends. . ":"'Friday night comes before, Saturday morning and as so many people have

Saturdays off work they won't have to be up with the lark after an exciting nightout here at New Cross. .

There is something about.This sport which gets into the blood of publicand drivers and all concerned. The drivers so obviously enjoy their fun and' games,t~eil .cq.~)ny'tricks to put wit their opponents, and their grinning grunting gyra-ttO'il$"~,,cars 'overturn. lie can. almost hear them saying "now don't get me vexed,rlon,'f,:'g('\~"~evexe~,·you got me on that corner, I'll get you on the next." '. .;

!J)me and time .again wesee cars racing wheel to wheel lap after lap' andno-onercan say even-up the. last yard who is going to win. The "Red-tops" "havebeeri .taking most of the plums, but it is human nature to side with the under-dog.;·ahd"'what' a cheer when a "White-top" limit· man comes in to victory. ' .-

. for now good friends good-night and happy dreams, good wishes fromall drivers and yours .gratefully, JOHNNIE HOSK~S.

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birthday last week. Be has been a"Star" performer for two seasons and'brings his "Hot 'Rod" tonight to havea crack at that £50 prize - The foul'laps record of 68:8 is held jointly byChick Woodroffe and Johnny King andanyone who can bring the record to 60seconds is in. the money..* . * ,,',Alan Weekes, -is broadcasting the

Final tonight over the B.B.C. network.Alan is known to millions for hill

sports commentaries and is sure to give:J. fine account of the sport.Tonight at the B.B.C. Lime Grove

Studios a stock car was driven on thestage by Peter Dimmock to begin hissports news. I wonder how Peter gotput of the car because the doors areall welded shut.

* * *Dave Dormer 796 of Blackheathbuilt his car: in the front garden andburied the left-over hits in the backgarden.

* * *Tommy Keep's car was hit on theback and front end during the samerace. The old bus fell apart. "I'm notworried" said Tommy "The engine andthe back axle are O.K." Besides he has ----a couple of friends in the Force whohelp him when they're off duty. Wheredo you start making a car with only anaxle and an engine to begin with.

* * *Frank Wooste,r arrived home fromGlasgow Saturday night, replaced aslipping clutch. raced at Ringwood onSunday and bent it all up again.

* * *GCOI'geAucott took the final at Bra-field and now aspires to repeat theperformance here.

. * * *Doug Wal'dropper veteran star of the

Formula I cars has built himself .ajunior at last. Doug has a side-boardfull of Trophies and his son Alan, alsoa "Star" Red-top is quickly catchingup with his Pa who hails from Ipswichand owns a few garages.

* * *, '"Darkle Wright is a Star in bothFormula I and Formula II sections.Darkle is not pleased with the promo-tion from' Blue to Red top. Whenyou're a star it's harder by far to makeany lolly.

* * *Alf Trower smashed 'his car up atRingwood on the 13th. He's now build-ing his fifth racer, He must be in the'car breaking business.

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Permula 2.:.StockCar"RaCing' ProgrammeHEAT 1 (20 Laps)

Car No. Driver Town Grade Car . Grid No.718 "BUGS" BOND (Plumstead)........... White Morris 1641 LEMONADE SMITH (Romford) WhiteFord 2·739 GEORGE HALL (Lewisham) White Ford 4733 DAVID. B,ELLAMY (Bamehurst) White Ford 3 ..778 B. M. ROBINS· (Lewisham) White Ford ' 5!834 BERT HAYWARD (Brockl~) White Ford 6682 STANCAMPLING (Strattord) White Ford 7116 MICK MELIA (Hockley) White ford· ~.................... 8·838 FRANK WOOSTER (CamberweU) White Standard ,9796 DAVID DORMER (Blackheath) .: White Ford 19741 JOEY RICHARDS (Camberwell) White Ford : 11716 ROY CLARKE (Slough) White Ford 12625 JOHN GRAY (Corby) .: White Ford 13404 DON LOVAD' (Brlxton) : White Ford 14468 BERT MYERS (U.S.A.) ~ White Ford .. 15763 JACK HEWLETT (Northolt) 1: White Ford 1630 MAXIE BACON (Eltham) : White Ford 17781 BILL BELTt:M (Greenwich) ! White FOI"d ~.~: 18767 JOHN NEAl; (West Hampstead) 1••• Yellow Ford , , 1941 MICK HIGHAM (W,embley) Yellow Ford 20....-687 .FUZZFEASEY (Biggleswade) : Red ,Ford ..•.................. 2J'77 MARTIN MORRIS (Birmingham) , : RedFord , :.•............ 22131 JOCK LLOYD'(Ashfordr~ .-:~.::: , Gold Ford"..'. 236 JOHNNY KING (Shepherds Bush) Red Ford 24

729 DON ROOMES (Sanburv) Red Ford.... 251st 2nd , ,.1 · 3rd 4th.................. Time5th ;.> 6th 7th Sth ;c ; ..........•..

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.730 PETER RYAN (West Dulwich) WhiteFord! ~ - , .653 JOE THOMPSON (New Cross). " .. White Ford

HEAT 2 (20 Laps),Car No. Driver Town Grade Car Grid No777 ALLf\N 'BRYANT (Brockley) Wh!te Ford 1745 T. A. NOBLE (New Cross) White Ford 2666 TONY B,EAGLE (Woolwich) White Ford 3642 FRANK THORPE (Deptford) White Ford 4722 GEORGE KINGSBURY (E. Dulwlch) White Ford 5850 A. PURNELL (Wembley) White Ford 6835 TOMMY KEEP (Greenwich) White Ford 7396 RAY 'HINTON (Shepherds Bu-h) White Ford, 8274 DENNIS DRISCOLL (Plaistow) White Ford . 9833 LAURIE STOTT (Beckenham) '. White Ford 1:0791 JOHNNY REEN (Deptford) White Ford 11746 EDDIE ASLING (Dulwicb) White Ford 12743 ALF TROWER (Stanmore) White Ford 1371S JIM RiCHARDS (Camberwcll) White Ford 14459 GEORGE TELFER (Chiswick) Whi~e Ford 1558 FEARLESS FUNNEL (Cranbrook) White .Ford 16757 GEORGE AiUCOTT (Tamworth) White Ford 17736 PETE BARKER (Rayleigh) White Ford , 18765 MlCK GRAFI'ON (Woolwich) White Standard 19684 EAGER BEAVER (New Cross) Whi.te Ford 20764.LOFTY BOB (Woolwich) White Ford 21230 JOHNNY ALLEN (New Cros) mUI) Ford 22

. 768 BRIAN CHIDLEY (Kilburn) .. Red Ford· 2385' PETl': TUCKEJl. (Wembley) Red Ford 247. DARKlE WRIGHT (Camberwell) Red Ford 25S"'DOUG WARDROPPER (Ipswich) Red Fiat 26

409 CHICK WOODROFFE (W. Thurrock) Red . Ford 27Ist.. 2nd 3,d 4th :.............. Time5th... 6th 7th ''','' 11th .

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CONSOLA1-'ION RACE (29 LaJlS)

(fer Drivers' who have not qualified for FiBaI).Star Drivers commence at rear.

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5th 6th 7th : 8th .Fin;t Eight to Final

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/RECORD ATTEMPT by 16-years-old MARTIN MORRIS in his 1600 c.c,

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* BRITISH CHAMPIONSIllP FORMULA II FINAL , *"Silver Cup" Festival Week Trophy kindly presented by the

GreyhoundRacing Association, Ltd. 'it

In the event of insufficient qualifiers for the Final, the Management reservesthe tight to nominate drivers from other sources.

. DISTANCE 20 LAPSDriver's Name Car. No.Car. No. Driver's Name

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SUPER ACCESSORIES BROMLEY KENT TROPHYFor the highest piont scorer of (he seasaon, heats and final to count

·for the .trophy.The Leading positions are: CHICK'tWOODROFFE 39, PETE TUCKER

39, A MEADS 37, DON ROOMES 36 and ROY CLARKE 36.

IlELTER SKELTER (28 Laps) THE "KING OF LEE" TROPHY/

Presented by "King of r.ee" Garag~ and car specialists

For the Top Point Scorer of the Season.

\ 1st in Final - 20 points; 2nd - 18; 3rd - 16; 4th - 14; 5th - 12;.. 6th - 10; 7th - 8; 8th - 6; 9th ...:...'4; 10th - 2 poiints. .

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(t.]!)OO. to anyDriver whose car is fit to race.

(First six placed Drivers in Final commence at rear).

Ca, No. Grade Car Grid No.Driver TownDriverNo. Driver729 DON ROOMES85 PETE TUCKER716 ROY CLARKE

PointsPoints444032

Driver PointsNo. Driver Points409 CHICK WOODROFFE 287 DARKlE WRIGHT 24

768 BRIAN CHIDLEY 16

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CHICK WOODROFEE TANGLES WITH JOHNNY KING PETE TUCKER DISCUSSING ius CHANCES