Rockingham Qualifying Highlights Sam McQuagg Lead
Sam McQuagg in a Dodge topped Thursday time trials at North Carolina Motor Speedway with 115.914 mph for four laps to grab the ninth starting spot as 44 cars qualified. Lorenzen placed 10th at 115.589 mph, with several factory-backed cars, including Goldsmith and Pearson, pushing near qualifying records for one mile tracks.
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MecQuagg
Paul Goldsmith
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Lorenzen
Ford
H. McQuagg
Rockingham
N.C
Sam McQuagg
Darel Dieringer
Charger
Fred Lorenzen
Richarda Ford
Petty
Dieringer
James Hylton
Inman
Dodge
J. T
Putney
Arden
Chevrolet
Elma Langley
Landover
Haa
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Jand
Clyde Lynn
Christiansburg
Jake Thomas
Jim Paschal
Plymouth
Lee Roy Yarborough
Goldsmith
Marvin Panch
Cale Yarbrough
Curtis Turner
Ned Jarrett
Dick Hutcherson
David Pearson
Limongello Takes Lead in St Paul Open Bowling
Mike Limongello of Babylon New York rolled a 1365 six game series to top the St Paul Open after three rounds with 4016 in 18 games. Pete Tountas of Tucson Arizona trails by 132 pins after a 1230 Thursday effort as 128 players complete the 24 game qualifying. The top 16 advance to Friday match games with the final on Saturday televised nationally.
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ST. Paul
State Group II and III semifinals set for Friday night
Greensville County faces Clifton Forge in Group II semifinal action at 6 15 p.m. The 8 p.m. Group II match pairs Thomas Walker with Turner Ashby. Group III features Washington and Lee against Stuart for the title after W and L won 21 straight. Eastern Virginia bids for more glory in Group I-B with Martinsville and R E Lee meeting at 3 p.m. Saturday.
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Blacksburg UW
Eastern Virginia
Greensville County
Emporia
Washington & Lee
Montross
Clifton Forge
Western Virginia
Thomas Walker
Turner Ashby
W&l
Stuart
Martinsville
Ili
R. E. Lee
Staunton
Prince George
Colonial Heights
James Blair
West Point
Naa
Rocky Gap
James Moarce
James
Jerry Hounshell
David Scott
Rick Wampler
Roy Keller
Randall Burgess
Larry Greene
Les Sisson
Jeff Hutt
Wayne Lewis
Wayne White
Alan Adkins
Ricky Flippen
Jack Dickerson
Charles Ammons
Bill Alexander
Donnie Dedrick
Woody Winner
Ronnie Snyder
Mel Cartwright
Steve Saunders
Greg Goode
Bulldogs
Kelso Race Career Ends With Retirement
The career of Kelso ends as Mrs. Richard C. duPont retires the horse after a hairline fracture of the right front ankle. Kelso, five time Horse of the Year, earned nearly $1.98 million in 63 starts, including five Jockey Club Gold Cups and a 44-length victory over Gun Bow in 1964.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore
Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Carl Hanford
Hialeah
Felding
Woodstock Farm
Chesapeake City
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
United States
Washington, D.C
Laurel
Gun Bow
Arkansas
iReds Beat A's 5-3 In First Exhibition Game
Cincinnati edged Kansas City 5-3 in a spring exhibition at Bradenton led by Leo Cardenas three RBI homer in the sixth. Three Cincinnati pitchers limited the A’s to three hits as Sam Ellis Jim OToole and Eric Terrell worked. The one-paragraph summary focuses on the exhibition victory, key plays, and pitchers.
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Bradenton
Fla
Leo Cardena
Cincinnati
Vicory
Kansas City
Toronto
Cassins
Cardenas
Clay
Jack Aker
Sam Ellis
Jim O’toole
Eric Terrell
Dom Zanni
A’s
Maple Leaf
Manny Jimenes
Gardens
Vada Pinson
George Other A
Billichyvaie
Canada
Bryan
Terrell
Chuvalo
Aad
World Boxing Association
Maple Leaf Gardens
Beccause
Wrights
Cassius Clay Title Bout Hits New Snag with No Opponent
The planned Clay Terrell bout falters as TV radio bans and political backlash mount. Clay faces draft reclassification disputes with a hearing set March 17, while his Black Muslim ties draw criticism. Montreal/Verdun vetoes and city refusals push the fight toward Chuvalo and other venues.
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Cassius Clay
The
American Broadcasting Co
Clay
Viet Nam
Louisville
Clay-Terrell
New York
Terrell
Chicago
Ilinois Athletic Commission
U.S
Montreal
Verdun
Irv Ungerman
Chuvalo
Veeck Calls Baseball a Gigantic Crap Game
Atlantic City AP report quotes Bill Veeck, former three MLB owner, blasting baseball as a gigantic crap game amid Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta move. He criticizes TV contracts and cynicism of owners, cites computerized dullness, contrasts colorful past with Mantle Paige era, and defends baseball as havin human play despite modern trends.
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Phil Wechsler
Atlantic City
N.J
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Veeck
Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
National Institute of Dry Cleaning
Mantle
Paige
Yakees
Kansas City
Ed Henry Joins VMI Grid Staff as Backfield Coach
Ed Henry, longtime Annandale coach and 1951 Virginia graduate, was named Virginia Military Institute backfield coach under head coach Vito Ragazzo. His Annandale squad won the Group 1A title, defeating Granby in last year’s regional playoff, after a career coaching at Lane and Mount Vernon High Schools.
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Lexington
Ed Henry
Annandale
Virginia Military Institute
Henry
VMI
Vito Ragazzo
Granby
University of Virginia
Lane
Mount Vernon
Carmen Piccone
Yutsuda Defeats Kim in Ten Pound Bout Narrow Victory
In Tokyo, Kiyohide Yutsuda, Japan's No 2 featherweight, outpointed Kim Hyum of South Korea in a ten pound bout Thursday night. Yutsuda outweighed his opponent by ten pounds, 121 to 11.
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Tokyo
Kiyohide Yutsuda
Japan
Kim Hyum
South Korea
Zarley shoots 65 to grab one stroke lead at Doral Open
Yakima golfer Kermit Zarley barely awake, fires a record equalling 65 to lead the $100,000 Doral Open after round one in Miami. Tom Jacobs and Jay Dolan tied at 66, while Arnold Palmer shot 69 to stand in a three way tie for third with Ken Still and Phil Rodgers. Jack Nicklaus carded 77 after returning from Africa.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Kermit Zarley
Yakima
Wash
Zarkey
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Jay Dolan
Leicester
Mass
Dolan
Arnie
Ken Still
Tacoma
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Tony Lema
Ken Venouri
Gay Brewer Jr
Ken Stitt
Chick_Harbert
Ezinicka
Dick Hart
Chi Chi Rod
Rosburs
Ban Sikes Jr
Tom Wei
Bob Gnalby
Sam Snead
Aaron
Zarley
Dulius Boras
Lion Masserga
Gibby Gilbert
Frank Beard
George Ex Baxter J Baver
Uden
Gardner Dickinson
Jacobs
Lawrence
Feve Spray
E Furgal
Ical
Dave Marz
Bert Yancey
Lan
Able Brown
Ily Maxwell
Finsterwald
Pagan
Randy
Jack Rule Jr
Geroge Arche
Bab Harles
Udley Wysong
Dean Refram
Ick Crawford
Cele
Herman Barron
Steve Reig
Racé Devlin
Dave Starkton
Dale Douglass
Buster Cupitan
Hasan Rudaiah
Doug Ford
Bob
Charles Condy
Allie Stora
Daier Arber Wieir
Charlts Delucca Jr
Vic Ghezzi
Dick Loz
Patami
Fin
John Barney
Bob Shave Jr
Mik
Dennis Rouse
Ion Tickney
Ken Towns
Jay Olan Se
Dave Paarad
Garcon Jones
Jack Cunil
Johnny Pott
Sam Carmich
Jack McGowan
Ony Lemaruce Crarinion
Arnold Palmer
Campbell Shek
Racing Roundup features Gulf Stream stakes winner Stealaway
Stealaway a 4 year old filly owned by Darby Dan Farm won the Gulf Stream feature in 1:11 3-5 for six furlongs, defeating Sport Queen by three quarters of a length. Purses paid 3.80 2.80 2.40 with Sport Queen 9 and 6.20, Tulip Tree 3 show. Also Sarapat captured Lincoln Downs Diamond Hill Purse by one half length in 1:26 25, See the Judge paid 3.40, Fast Date won at Florida Downs with 6 furlongs in 1:11 3-5 and 6.60 4.20 2.60. US Fed Cup team named for May Turin ties includes Billie Jean King Nancy Richey and Carole Graebner.
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Associated Press
Stealaway
Darby Dan Farm
Gulfstream Park
Braulio Baeza
Sport Queen
Sarapat
Lincoln Downs
Diamond Hill
Car
Cambardella
Bayou Teche
Saparat *S
Steelgate
Fast Date
Watcina
Florida Downs
JON U. S
New York
Billie Jean Moffitt King
Alhambra
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Carole Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
United States
Turin
Italy
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Frankfort, Kentucky
Mike Limongello
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Veter
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Doug Jones
VMI Grid
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Gordon Jones
Orlando
Largo
Coral Country Club
American Nationa Bank and Trust Company
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