Funny Money Makers in Drag Racing Steal Spotlight
Drag racing cars are seen as a rough mix of speed and prize money with earnings up to 150000 dollars yearly. Mickey Thompson’s 1969 Mustang Mach leads last year’s national title and most major races, while Pete Robinson plans to drive the Ford-powered car at the Winternationals in Pomona California this week.
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Mickey Thompson
Pete Robinson
Pomona
California
Lew and McGlocklin pace Bucks in 126-114 win over Royals
Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 126-114 as Lew Alcindor and Jon McGlocklin each scored 33 points. The Bucks, aided by a 13-4 third-quarter run, moved within sight of New York in the Eastern Division race amid a night of multiple NBA results.
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Milwaukee
Jon McGlocklin
Bucks
Cincinnati Royals
Withins
New York
National Basketball Association
NBA
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sealife
Atlanta
American Basketball Association
Carolina
New Orleans
Kentucky
Alcindor
McGlocklin
Cincinnati
Johny Green
Bubs
Jo Jo White
Celtics
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Archie Clark
Kevin Louphery
Clem Haskins
Jerry West
Happy Hairston
Lakers
West
Hairston
Jim Barnett
Rockets
Lucius Allen
Seattle
SuperSonics
Dick Snyder
Bill Bridges
Pro Football Draft Boosts John Carlos Bid for $600000 Deal
Controversial sprinter John Carlos seeks a four year pro football contract totaling 600000 to 1 million dollars after a 15th round Eagles pick as a wide receiver. Advisor Robert Gault says Carlos will draw crowds and plans final track appearance at Millrose Games before pursuing football on the East Coast.
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John Carlos
Robert “Pappy” Gault
Carlos
Philadelphia Eagles
California
Gault
Davenport
Pittsburgh Steelers
Louisiana Tech
Terry Bradshaw
Larry Brewer
Atlanta
Sonny Spinks
Minnesota
Ohio State
Jim Otis
New Orleans
Eddie
Flea” Bell
Idaho State
New York Jets
Otis
Bell
Larry Schreiber
Tennessee Tech
San Francisco
Chicago
Jimmy Gunn
Southern California
San Diego
Houston
Jess Lewis
Oregon State
New York Giants
Arkansas
Rodney Brand
Baltimore
Michigan
Tom Curtis
Cliff Gasper
Little Grambling College
Gasper
Beaver Tankers Host Rockets Here Tonight
Corry's Beaver swimmers welcome Titusville's Rockets to the Corry YMCA pool for a 7:30 meet. Beavers seek a repeat win after a 58-33 first meeting victory, aiming to snap a two-meet skid while Jim Stahl leads a large roster of swimmers.
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Titusville
Corry
Beaver
Rockets
Beavers
Bill Cochran
Troquois
Oil City
Cochran
Jim Stahl
Orange and Black
Doug Knapp
John Wotus
Ken Lewis
Jeff Fuller
Dale Lewis
Tom Cragg
Jeff Peck
Dave Cochran
Wes Knapp
Bob Raeke
Doug Bennink
West Stars Coach Named For Coaches All American Game
Missouri's Dan Devine, who guided teams to a 92 record and an Orange Bowl bid vs Penn State, is named head coach of the West in the Coaches All American game to be played in Lubbock on June 27. Bill Murray announces the selection. UNH downsizes staff as offensive line coach Paul Schudel resigns to join Colorado State after two years with the Wildcats.
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West Stars
Lubbock
Texa
Missouri
Dan Devine
Penn State
Bill Murray
Coaches Association
Durham
N.H
University of New Hampshire
Paul Schudel
Wildcats
Colorado State
Miami of Ohio
Schudel
UNH
Visa Fight: Ashe Denied South Africa Visa
Arthur Ashe, the American Negro tennis star, was refused a visa to play in the South African Open. Backing came from the American Committee on Africa and Dr Hubert Eaton urging boycotts. Stan Smith and Bob Lutz voiced caution while South Africa’s minister announced the decision, provoking debate in the press. Ashe remained unperturbed saying he would not miss the tournament and that his gesture aimed to challenge apartheid.
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Capetown
South Africa
Arthur Ashe
American ‘Committee On Africa
George Houser
American Committee On Africa
Houser
Hubert Eaton
American Tennis Association
Ashe
Stan Smith
Smith
Bob Lutz
Frank Waring
Rand Daily Mail
Die Transvaler
Unbeaten Sparta Gal Cagers Win Ninth Straight
The Sparta girls remain undefeated at 9-0 after beating Oil City 38-22. Wilma Long led with 17 points, Lori Cook added 10, while Wilkinson scored seven for Oil City and Sheffstall six. The Spartans pulled away in the final period after a tight first half.
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Spartansburg
Oil City
Wilkinson
Sheffstall
Sparta Gals
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Bill
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Sal Dunnewold
Aapon Morton
Phil Sample
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Chuck Jackson
Bo Holes
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Wall Union
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Comitz
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N. Center St. Corry, Pa
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Willie Davenport
Southern University
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