Allison brothers win Carolina 500 at Rockingham
Donnie Allison drives a factory backed Ford to win the Carolina 500 mile stock car race at Rockingham North Carolina. Bobby Allison finishes second in a Chevrolet as the two Hueytown Alabama brothers swap signals and share the day’s prize among a 50 000 crowd in 96 degree heat. James Hylton places third in a Dodge followed by Dick Brickhouse and Roy Tyner. Donnie earns 15 675 with split ownership arrangements. Bobby takes all his winnings as owner.
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Trevino Captures Open With Record 275 At Oak Hill
Lee Trevino wins the U S Open at Oak Hill with a 275 total, a record four sub par rounds and a 69 68 69 69. Nicklaus finishes second at 279, Yancey 281, Nichols 282. Trevino vows to keep playing and chase more records.
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Superman Powers Yankees To Third Straight Win
Horace Clarke staggered Rick Clarke to shake off the slump for the Yankees but a Clark Kent style surge sealed their third consecutive victory.
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Yankees hold on as Kosco seals 4-3 win over Angels
In a Sunday MLB recap the Yankees beat the Angels 4-3 with Andy Kosco delivering a clutch late throw and two-run double in the ninth. Clarke and Mantle contributed homers for New York while California’s Clark and Apollo–era names appear in the night’s box, including Oakland and Baltimore wins elsewhere.
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Campbell Wins DCC Invitational in Decatur Golf Show
Huntsville golfers swept the top three in the Championship A Division at the Decatur Country Club Invitational led by Frank Campbell’s 74 final round for a three stroke margin. Albert Elmore and Kay Sladen followed, with Sladen tying for third after a 69. Numerous Huntsville players won other divisions as well.
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Torre's Double Lifts Braves Past Cubs In 11th
Torre's long double scored Hank Aaron from first base to give Atlanta a 1-0 11 inning win over Chicago. The game featured late momentum shifts as Bolin replaced Henry and Aaron avoided a ground rule double near the wall.
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