USAC Rules Group To Discuss Future Of Turbine Engine
USAC will study the future of the turbine engine used by Jones and Foyt as part of its next meeting in September. The committee will consider recommendations on turbine size and rules, with no action to be taken until the racing group approves. Foyt stressed the turbine gave Jones an unfair advantage, while Jones pursued his third Le Mans bid and a return to the Speedway next year.
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Fan Fare Calls 160 Laps Race Results Wide Spread
A partial listing shows final positions with laps and speeds for a racing event. Notable names include Annie Knepper at Belleville and Johnny Rutherford of Fort Worth, with prize money ranging from about $9,000 to $21,000 and speeds exceeding 150 mph in multiple entries.
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Fleckman Eagles 18th And Edges British Rival On Extra Hole
Marty Fleckman at 24, from Texas, birdied the 18th for an eagle to force and win a sudden death playoff over Mike Attenborough to reach the British Amateur quarterfinals. He joins Dickson Grant Cerrudo in the last eight as Walker Cup players advance amid other early rounds. Another note reports 1,200 sawmills operating in Minnesota.
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Shula Unveils 6-8 Bubba Smith for Colts Defense
Baltimore coach Don Shula boasted about the Colts new first draft pick Charles Bubba Smith a 6 foot 8 inch nearly 300 pound lineman from Michigan State. Smith called the prized signing a key for a fast quarterback hunter and Shula noted he will likely start at defensive tackle to rush the passer from inside.
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Willie Long Signs New Mexico Grant
Willie Long, 1967 Indiana All-Stars star, signed a basketball aid with the University of New Mexico. Norm Ellenberger, UNM assistant coach, signed the 6 foot guard in a three year deal after a standout at South High School where he set a 1697 point scoring record and averaged 22 rebounds per game. He drew interest from several colleges nationwide.
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