Yarbrough Wins Firecracker 400 After Dramatic Daytona Wreck
Roy Yarbrough dodges a five car crash with 13 miles left and passes Baker under a caution to win the Daytona Firecracker 400. Yarbrough earns 22,175 while runner up Baker collects 21,495. defense secretary Melvin Laird and 53,800 fans watched the dramatic finish.
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Filal Cupl
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Columbia, D.C
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Charlotte
N.C
Defense
Melvin Laird
Baker
Yarbrough
Lee Roy
Cale Yerborough
Columbia
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Cale
Drake Wins Feature at Sun Valley Speedway
Ken Drake of Walkerton captured the 10 lap feature race at Sun Valley Speedway on Thursday night. Leroy Skiles, Fort Wayne, finished second and Jim Martin led most of the race before fading to third.
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Walkerton
Jim Martin
Fort Wayne
Sun Valley Speedway
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Drake
Opens
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Mishawaka
Dave Sorg
Fl. Wayne
Skiles
Tim Blzint
Lapaz
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Willow Branch
Geee Christie
Gas Jiton
Gail Dancay
New Castle
Larry Gelaer
Anderson
Christie
Sore
Darrell Skeges
Cambridge I
Doncan
Tet Wallace
Wayne Ond
Warren Upward
Wayans
Griver
Mr. Branterbive
Comuersville
Ard
King
Alex Burke
Track and Field Coaches Announced for AAU Team
Los Angeles reports the naming of track and field coaches for the national AAU team. Pete Peterson leads distance events with Ladze as chairman of the national committee, joined by Frank S¢ of Bowdoin, Ie Win Weiss of Princeton, and Yancy of New York Pioneer for various jumps and weights.
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Los Angeles
Pete” Petersons
Er Gueches
Benin
Regsia
Petsising
Ather Ladze
Te Nasional Aaw Track and Field Committee
Frank S¢ 1
Bowdoin College
Iewin Weiss
Princeton
Sige Yancy
The
New York Pioneer
Iska Freeze Fish for a Future Meal
A fragmented note describes freezing small fish for later meals. It mentions laying fish in cartons, covering with water, then freezing. It references thawing before use and hints at cooking methods. The text includes garbled phrases and stray words, but centers on preserving fish for future consumption.
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Orly
Crean
Packten
Malik
U S Beats British Rowers in Henley Regatta Action
U S crews beat Britain on the Thames in the Henley Royal Regatta as Americans advance to the final day. Tylus of Seattle reaches the Diamond Sculls final, MIT and Harvard advance in the Grand Challenge Cup and Ladies Challenge Cup, Penn and Trinity College reach semis with other U S crews posting wins.
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Seattle
Joachim Bohmer
Pennsylvania
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Rye
N.Y
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Dresden
East Germany
Trinity College of Hartford
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Holland
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Salumay
Be Bold and Virgnes Beau Lead Frees at Fair Harness Races
D R Foster’s Be Bold wins two heats in the Free-For-All Pace-Over with 2 08 and the Free-For-All Trot-Over Night posts 2 10 and 2 09. Virgnes Beau ily takes 1st heat 2 12 25 and 2nd in the same race. Johnny Foster claims both heats in the Free-For-All Pace-Over with 2 08. The event, sponsored by Henry B Steeg & Associates and Yousley Bixler Construction Company, honors Van Meter Memorial timing and Jerry Landess is noted for the fastest trot of the week with 2 04.
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Toaplure
Virgnes Beauily
Henry .B. Steeg & Associates
Johnny Foster
Anderson Banking Company
Be Bold
Yousley
Jerry
John
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Fancy Rod
Jerry Lan
Desa
Mudge Demon
Sherifff Sale
H. Baker
Gene ‘Ay Beth
Wand Ginger Adio
Ruth Hoosier teams win 14 to 4 over Elks to extend streak
Hoosier coaches another win as Babe Ruth Hoosier’s team routs Elks 14 to 4 to claim a ninth straight AL title. Hoosier holds a 12 and 1 record with key performances from Welker, Peak, Caldwell, Baker, Voss, Gourley and Frossard contributing multiple runs.
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Elks
Hoosier
Hoosier Mkt
Ponderosa
Welker
Peak
Albea
Richards
Ats
George
Frossard
Caldwell
Baker
Voss
Gourley
Davenport Ties 110m Hurdles World Record
Willi Davenport of Baton Rouge La equaled the world record in the 110 meter hurdles at the International P Inch Track and Field Meet. His time was 13.2 seconds matching the earlier Davenport mark and tying the world record.
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Zumich
Switzerland
Willi Davenport
Baton Rouse
Davenport
Reds Rally To Defeat Dodgers 4-1 in Los Angeles
Pad Corrales doubled in two runs in the fourth as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1. Cliff Cloninger earned the win for Cincinnati while Clare Osteen took the loss despite a 12 hit outing.
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Los Angeles
Calif
UPI
Pat Corrales
Lee
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Corrales
Reds
Clare Osteen
Tony Claringer
Heda
Osteen
Willie Davis
Cloninger
Madison High School Basketball Standings Report
Tuesday standings recap lists Emge 101, S71-16 13 and Lynch n0010-23 with players Paller, B, Taylor and Thompson, Etherington, Purvers. Monday games feature Coke versus Acmo and Emge against tk Pottery. Delco M2 130-7 Davis, Will, Rector, Shockeney, Cotton contribute. Davis and Aull, Utley and Wright clinched first place with a 4 and 2 record.
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Lynch
Paller
Taylor
Thompson
Etherington
Purvers
Coke
Acmo
Emge
Pottery
Fairview
E Lions
Peck
Hester
Rector
Shockeney
Cotton
Will
Delco
Davis
Aull
Utley
Wright
Daleo
U S Amateur Tennis Meet Opens in New York Area
Gene Scott a Wall Street trader and Linda Tue ro of Mettirie La head a field of about 18 in the U S Amateur Tennis Tourney to begin Saturday in New York City. Top seeds Miss Tutra and Miss Tutra lead a nine day event at the 2 500 seat 18 court Tennis Club of Rag hester in Pillsford suburb.
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Crowding Pressure Sends King to Wimbledon Defeat
At Wimbledon, Billie Jean King succumbs to Mrs. Jones in a three set battle. Jones breaks King late in the third and saves match points to win. King drops service on multiple faults while Jones seizes decisive breaks and claims the trophies amid Princess Anne present. King earns $1,600 to Jones's $2,600 in prize money.
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Han Haan
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Jones
Queen Elizabeth
Ein
Seven
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Jours
Jones tops King to win Wimbledon singles crown
Ann Haydon Jones defeats Billie Jean King 2 6 6 3 6 2 for the women’s singles title at Wimbledon. Jones, seeking her first title after multiple near misses, rides fan support and capitalizes on King’s errors to claim the championship on centre court amid a 15 000 strong crowd.
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