Driver 24 Killed in Langhorne USAC Sprint Race
Bobby Marvin, 24, of Columbus Ohio died when his sprint car flipped into flames at Langhorne Speedway during the second 50 mile race. It marked the first USAC fatality of the season and followed a prior Langhorne dirt oval fatality last July. Marvin had four years of racing experience primarily in the Midwest.
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Maryland and UNC Sweep First Carolina State Relays
Maryland and North Carolina each won four events at the first Carolina State Relays in Columbia South Carolina with Clemson standout Dick Dobbs setting a Rex Enright center discus mark of 161 feet 11 inches. Maryland took the 170 high hurdles mile relay broad jump and javelin while North Carolina won the 330 yard intermediate hurdles pole vault two mile run and spring medley relay. Beaufort led high schools with three firsts in freshmen events.
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North Carolina
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Clemson
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University of South Carolina
Rex Enright
South Carolina
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Ortiz Crushes Vaillant advances toward Lane title defense
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz dominated Cuban challenger Doug Vaillant, stopping him in 49 seconds of the 13th round to retain the 135 pound crown. Ortiz eyes a defense against Kenny Lane despite WBA pressure and offers from Lupe Surreal, while Vaillant earned $6,500 amid a $110,000 gate as Ortiz’s camp rejected Lane and the WBA.
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Manila
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Detroit Triumphs 7-4 Over Chicago to Reach Finals
Detroit defeats Chicago 7 to 4 to clinch the best-of-seven semifinal series 4-2 and advance to the championship. The win seals a decisive series conclusion with key goals by Detroit players and a strong team performance.
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Twin bill today Cats could have hand in SC race
Davidson's Wildcats travel to VMI for a doubleheader that could offer clues on early season form in the Southern Conference. West Virginia Virginia Tech and VMI lead the field as the schedule features 22 games and 11 conference clashes.
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Vacuum Cleaners Repair and Parts by Davis Funeral Home
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Kaat Works Slip Pitch To Sharpen Spring Control
Jim Kaat of the Minnesota Twins is practicing a slip pitch this spring to improve control. The veteran pitcher expects the adjustment to help his fastball command and overall effectiveness on the mound.
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Pfeiffer Holds Commanding Lead In Carolinas Conference Baseball
Pfeiffer spurted to a 12 game lead with four straight league wins. They defeated Catawba 12-1 and Lenoir Rhyne 5-4 last week. Appalachian State is the only other team with a perfect record. High Point sits third at 3-1. Multiple conference games were rained out with a busy next week schedule.
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Lenoir Rhyne
Appalachian State
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Newberry
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Weatherly wins Richmond 250 with Jarrett second
Weatherly driving a 1963 Pontiac led the Richmond 250 at the Capital City track, finishing one lap ahead of Ned Jarrett in a 1963 Ford. The win paid Weatherly $2,400 with Jarrett earning $1,300 as Rex White, Richard Petty, Curtis Crider and others followed.
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Richmond
Norfolk
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N.C
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Rex White
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Ortiz Retains World Lightweight Title in San Juan Bout
In San Juan Puerto Rico Carlos Ortiz stopped Doug Vaillant to retain the world lightweight title. The victory preserved Ortiz remarkable championship reign. In Boston Joe Denucci outpointed Joey Giambra in a 10 round decision.
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New York
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Miami
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Boston
Joe Denucci
Newton
Mass
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Hollywood
Calif
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