Darrell Waltrip Emerges as NASCAR Rookie on Fast Track
Nashville born Darrell Waltrip, 25, emerges as the sport’s bright rookie on the 1973 Grand National circuit. Industry veterans Pin him as a future star. A J Foyt and others predict major car opportunities as he eyeing the World 600 in Charlotte. Waltrip, crewed by J C Elder, has shown promise with a sixth in the Carolina 500 and a fifth at Atlanta before a wreck. He aims to prove himself in Rebel 500 trials and beyond with a winning mindset and aggressive driving style.
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Pheasants in North Carolina Could Crowd the Dawn
Wildlife biologists trapped 40 wild ringneck pheasants from Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park and moved them to Scuppernong Game Land in Washington County. This month they plan an early morning census by listening for crowing, noting the birds’ distinct call. Pheasants, closely related to chickens, crow in the morning and respond to loud noises, helping distinguish their presence from barnyard roosters.
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