Green finally wins Sundrop 300 at Hickory
Points leader David Green waited patiently racing to the front after a slow pit stop. He overtook Hermie Sadler with 29 laps remaining to win the Sundrop 300 at Hickory Motor Speedway, his first Hickory victory and fourth career win. Sadler, LaJoie, Keller and Bodine completed the top five, all driving Chevrolets.
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Hickory
N.C
David Green
Hickory Motor Speedway
He Green
Hermie Sadler
Green
Nashville
Tenn
Chevrolet
Sadler
Randy LaJoie
Jason Keller
Todd Bodine
Tommy Houston
Andy
Sundrop 300 NASCAR Busch Grand National results at Hickory
David Green of Owensboro Kentucky won the Sundrop 300 at Hickory Motor Speedway with Hermie Sadler second and Randy Ladde third. Finishes include Jason Keller, Todd Bodine, Jimmy Spencer, Kevin Lepage, Curtis Markham, and Larry Pearson among 31 starters and a series standings note showing Green leading at 1,229 points.
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Hickory
N.C
Hickory Motor ‘Speedway
David Green
Owensboro
Chevrolet
Hermie Sadter
Emporia
Randy Ladde
Norwalk
Conn
Jason Keller
Greenvile
Greer
Chad Litie
Spokane
Wash
Pontiac
Tim Fedewa
Hal
Mich
Ford
Bobby Dotter
Chicago
Lott Fuller
Auburn
Mass
Glenn Allen
Cincinnati
Chemung
N.Y
Jett Purvis
Clarkevil
Eton
Buckshot Jones
Monticolo
Joe Bessey
Scarborough
Phil Parsons
Detroit
Mike McLaughlin
Waterloo
Mike Dillon
Welcome
Dick Trickle
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Randy Porter
Greenvil SC
LaJoie
Markham
Parsons
Bodine
Allen
Mark Martin
Purvis
Bobby Labonte
Pearson
Tenn
Chesapeake
Childress weighs second team plans for 98 with Skinner option
Richard Childress considers a second full time car, possibly by 98, if he can field a competitive program. Mike Skinner, 38, attracted praise for talent and cup experience, after racing mostly with limited starts and strong performances. Jeff Hammond returns as crew chief, aiding Darrell Waltrip as he rebuilds after a rough 1995 season.
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Mike Skinner
Richard Childress
Childress
Dale Earnhardt
Skinner
Bristol
Rockingham
Jeff Hammond
Darrell Waltrip
Hammond
Cavonnier Upsets Two Lukas Horses in Santa Anita Derby
Cavonnier trailed early then surged to win the 1 1/8 mile Santa Anita Derby in 1 48 4 5, upsetting two D Wayne Lukas runners Honour and Glory and Alyrob while Corker earned third after a late bumping stretch. Trainer Bob Baffert could field a strong Kentucky Derby duo with Cavonnier and Semoran.
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Arcadia
Calif
Cavonnier
D. Wayne Lukas
Bob Baffert
Kentucky
Baffert
Honour and Glory
Corker
Chris McCarron
Semoran
Keeneland
Robert H. Walter
Walter Family Trust Stable
Alyrob
Honour
Three Philadelphians Win Titles at U S Olympic Trials
Power puncher David Reid and counter puncher Terrance Cauthen joined Zahir Raheem as Philadelphia boxers to win titles at the U S Olympic trials in Norfolk and prepare for box-offs April 18 to 20 in Augusta Georgia.
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Oakland
Calif
David Reid
Terrance Cauthen
Zahir Raheem
Philadelphia
U.S
Reid
Cauthen
Augusta
Raheem
Steven Carter
Navy
Norfolk
Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center
Jeffrey Clark
Army
Fort Bragg
N.C
Clark
Jermaine Fields
Washington, D.C
Fields
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