Fireball To Start In Second
Par nelli Jones of Torrance California set an automatic stock car speed record at Indianapolis Raceway Park qualifying for the Yankee 300 at 79.309 mph. Glenn Fireball Roberts will start beside Jones in the front row with 79.121 mph. Other qualifiers include Roger Penske Paul Goldsmith A J Foyt Len Sutton Dan Gurney Curtis Turner Rodger Ward.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Jones
Nascar
U.S. Auto Club
Roger Penske
USAC
Gladwyne
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Penske
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Curtis Turner
Charlotte
N.C
Rodger Ward
Hillside Is Track Meet Winner Here
Hillside High of Durham won a triangular track meet at William Penn High School with 822 points, Penn 492, Dudley 20. James Bates of Penn dominated sprints with two wins and top overall scorer honors, while Hillside also claimed multiple relay wins and top placements in events such as the 880 and mile relays. The meet marked Penn’s fourth of the season and Dudley’s lone sport day.
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Hillside High
Durham
William Penn High School
Hilltoppers
Penn
Dudley High School
Tigers
James Bates
Tiger
Bates
Jones
Mercury
Roberts
Ford
Penske
Goldsmith
Sutton
Burnette
Coward
Teasly
Dash
Burnett
Teasley
Miller
Richmond
Jeter
Hill
Riddle
Ewing
Ricks
Kiesey
Fozard
Johnson
Ray
Austin
Hurdies
Bibby
James Jones
Covington
Brevard
Jesse Jones
Thomas
Norman
Walker
Simeon
J. Jones
Robertson
Hillside
Dudley
Fozerd
Burraidh Captures Tanglewood Steeplechase in Timed Finish
Burraidh the eight year old Kentucky bred bay gelding owned by Mrs Joseph Mangi won the three mile over timber feature at Tanglewood near Clemmons. Kings Creek with jockey J P Thomas won the two mile modified brush event. Spectacular spills marred the races with Douval and Bonne Nuit 2nd unseated and safely leaving Burraidh to prevail by three lengths before 7500 fans.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Burraidh
Joseph Mangione
Salem
Clemmons
George H. Bostwick
Kings Creek
J. P. Thomas
Douval
George L. Ohrstrom Jr
Bonne Nuit
Burraigh
Tommy Walsh
Southern Pines
Marzani
Thomas
George W. Webster
Proud Edge
Randolph D. Rouse
Jim
Joe Aitcheson
Salem Timber
Tanglewood
Sinston
Brush
Allison Stern
Pom
Faith
Michael G. Walsh
Elbert
Chebaco Farms
John Aitcheson
UNC Netters Clinch Regular ACC Tennis Title With Clemson Win
North Carolina sealed the regular season ACC tennis crown by defeating Clemson 8-1 in Clemson. The Tar Heels won all six singles matches and two of three doubles, extending their conference record to 40 and overall mark to 15-1.
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Clemson
S. C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Baseball Scores and Sunday Matchups Across Leagues
Results show Baltimore and Chicago victories with high scoring. Sunday schedule lists Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Baltimore New York at New York Chicago at Boston and other NL games featuring Schwall Marichal Spahn and OToole among starters.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Rakow
Coates
Chance
Pappas
Covanne
Grant
Ford
Fisher
Buzhardt
Monbouquette
Delock
Cisco
Pittsburgh
Schwall
Philadelphia
Lopez
Hamilton
Buh
Milwaukee
Shaw
Spahn
San Francisco
Marichal
St. Louis
Broglia
Padres
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Houston
Johnson
Washington Nn
Smith Is Augusta Leader
Marilynn Smith led the Augusta title event with a 69 on Saturday to reach 216 three strokes ahead of defending champion Mickey Wright Wright trailed by three with 219 and Betsy Rawls Patricia Berg Carol Mann and Sandra Haynie also contended for the title as final round pressure built at Augusta Country Club.
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Augusta
Marilynn Smith
Tequesta
Fla
Mickey Wright
Miss Smith
Miss Wright
Sandra Haynie
Betsy Rawls
Miss Haynie
Houston
Tex
Spartanburg
S.C
Carol Mann
Atlanta
Miss Berg
Augusta Country Club
Dallas
Notre Dame 1963 Football Captains Named
Guard Bob Lehmann of Louis Ville will captain the 1963 Notre Dame football team. He is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering.
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Bob Lehmann
Louis- Ville
Notre Dame
O Hara Leads Loyola to Drake Relays Relay Win
Loyola of Chicago anchor Tom O Hara powered a come from behind victory in the college 2 mile relay at Drake Relays in Des Moines. He clocked 1:51.7 for the last half mile to erase a 20 yard gap and seal a 7:39.9 winning time.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Tom O'Hara
Loyola of
Chicago
Drake
Frank Santiago
Howard Payne
Santiago
Loyola
Cyrol Burleson
Eugene
Ore
Fred Hansen
Rice
George Davies
O'Hara
Cham
Pion
Texas Southern
Stanford
Harry McCalla
Brian Turner
Southern Illinois
Bill Pratt
Bob Miltz
Harlan Andrews
McCalla
Turner
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