Petty's Worries After Dover Track Opened
Richard Petty, 1967 stock car king, worries fires on the new Dover mile. He wins the Mason-Dixon 300 after three right front tires blister. David Pearson blows a tire and exits on lap 65. Lee Roy Yarbrough challenges Petty, with Sonny Hutchins and James Hylton close behind. PD average speed 115.722 mph.
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Dover
Del
Richard Petty
Petty
Dover Dolas International Speedway
David Pearson
Pearson
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Daytona Beach
Sonny Hutchins
Richmond
James Hylton
Inman, S.C
Sue Moen Wins Pair Of Net Titles In Des Moines Open
Sue Moen of Cedar Rapids won the women's singles title by defeating Beth Stack 6-4 6-3 and teamed with Katy Fletcher of Des Moines to capture the women's doubles title by beating Brenda Coffield and Judy Thompson 12-5. Moen also reached the mixed doubles semifinal with Tom Grey, while Steve Wilkinson beat Tvan Mikysa 6-4 6-4 to claim the men's singles title, a repeat of his 1965 victory.
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Des Moines
Sue Moen
Cedar Rapids
Katy Fletcher
Miss Moen
Beth Stack
Grundy Center
Miss Fletcher
Brenda Coffield
Pleasant Valley
Judy Thompson
Davtnport
Tom Grey
Waterloo
Steve Wilkinson
Iowa City
Tvan Mikysa
Lille
Parnelli Captures Trans Am Sedan Race at Donnybrooke
Parnelli Jones led on lap seven after Mark Donahue’s engine failure to win the 14 lap 250 mile Trans American Sedan Race at Donnybrooke Speedway. Ed Leslie finished second in a Chevrolet Camaro as Jones earned $3,300 amid a 20,000 print crowd. Donahue’s Camaro and Peter Revson’s Mustang followed in the top positions.
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Brainerd, Minn
Parnelli Jones
Mark Donahue
Donnybrooke Speedway
Ed Leslie
la Canada
Calif
Jones
Torrance
Donohue
Media
Peter Revson
New York
Jerry Titus
Encino
Bert Everett
Conchohoken
Eagles Sign Four Draft Choices
Philadelphia Eagles announce signings of four draft selections Bill Bradley from Texas as QB and DB, Bob Kuechenberg from Notre Dame as guard, Kent Lawrence from Georgia as receiver, and Gary Adams from Arkansas as defensive back.
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Philadelpimia
Philadelphia Eagles
National Football League
Bill Bradley
Texas
Bob Kuechenberg
Notre Dame
Kent Lawrence
Georgia
Gary Adams
Arkansas
Jackie Stewart Wins French Grand Prix in Lugers
Jackie Stewart led from the start in Clermont-Ferrand aboard a Matra to win the French Grand Prix. He completed the 190 mile circuit in 1 hour 56 minutes 47.4 seconds at an average of 90 mph, claiming his fourth Grand Prix victory this year and boosting his world championship to 36 points. Graham Hill finished sixth with 18 points.
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Clermont - Ferrand
France
Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Stewart
Graham Hill
Britain
Fight results from Buenos Aires and Mexico City card
Unclear OCR text lists multiple boxers with results across venues in Buenos Aires and Mexico City. Mentions Carlos Tonton, Wil Argentiny, Harold Richerds, Eugenia Eszinotay, Bebadar, Altrady Urbina and Gut Dino Se Cid with referenced weights and 2 upweights. Lacks coherent outcomes or dates.
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Buenos Aires
Carlos Tonton
Wil
Argentiny
Harold Richerds
Laguna
Panama
Eugenia
Giants Pound Braves in doubleheader sweep
In a twin bill both games went to the Giants 3-1 and 5-0 over Atlanta. Waslewski and Kelley spun one hitters as Montreal and San Diego salvaged splits behind strong pitching. Waslewski logged the Expos’ third shutout of the season, while Kelley earned his first win since June 4 in a 2:01 start.
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Giants
Braves
Waslewski
Kelley
Dick Couch
Associated Press
Scotta Weller
Gary Waslewski
Rick Kelley
Montreal
San Diego
Philadelphia
Expos
Phillies
Houston
Astros
Jack Billingham
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlanta
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Bill Stoneman
Billy Champion
Tony Taylor
Denis Menke
Ed Spiezio
Billingham
Ollie Brown
Jose Arcia
Doug
Rader
Pirate
Ne i Mets
Bobby Bonds
Clay Carroll
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Pert
Dodgers
al Jackson
Carroll
Reds
Johnny Rench
Ek OK
Pete Rose
Bob Tolan
Poun Clendenon
Whitters Wins Cedar Rapids Trapshoot Title at Otter Creek
Paul Whitters of Cedar Rapids led overall with 238 of 300 in the Otter Creek trapshoot, besting 49 entrants. Keith Webber tied with Dr. Val Polance and Bob Cook at 100 of 100 to force a shoot-off at 14 yards, with Polance winning the singles in a 24 of 25 tiebreaker. Tom Whitters won the handicap at 95 of 100. Howard Rankin captured doubles with 48 of 50.
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Paul Whitters
Cedar Rapids
Otter Creek
Keith Webber
Val Polance
Bob Cook
Ryan
Tom Whitters
C.R
Dr. Polance
Howard Rankin
Des Moines
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Omaha
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Omar Feeb Hagee
Iowa
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Kathy's Restaurant
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