The Coral Gables Times

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ADVENTURE IN MAY— The Sports-

The number—every car gets one which must be taped onto it before departure. You'll see them any weekend now, gathering happily for a rough, tough, all-day race through the spring countryside Registration—drivers gather at appointed spot to be put on record and get instructions for the course in a sealed envelope. WHEN YOU'RE OUT for a drive on a spring Sunday and you pass seven or eight sports cars, most of them top-down two-seaters, each carrying two people, the passenger usually a girl bent over a clip board on which she's franti y scribbling something—these are rallyists, and they're engaged in something called a rally, or, to give it the postively correct spelling, a "rallye." A rally is a sporting event in which the object is to drive an automobile from Point A to Point B at a certain fixed average speed, say 38.7 miles per hour. That's the simplest form, and even it isn't very simple. For one thing, an average of 38.7 miles per hour is pretty fast, particularly over the kind of roads rally organizers lean

14 Suburbia Today, May 1961