Cale Yarborough Wins Virginia 500 At Martinsville
In a dramatic Virginia 500 finish at Martinsville Speedway Cale Yarborough overtook Richard Petty after Petty's differential trouble. Yarborough clinched the win and boosted season earnings to 76,206 while Petty faced protest and inspection drama from Holman Moody Ford.
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Martinsville
Richard Petty
Cale Yarborough
Randleman
Petty
John Holman
Holman-Moody Ford
Charlotte
Ford
Yarborough
David Pearson
Donnie Allison
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Holman
Victory Circle
Plymouth
Nascar
Maurice Petty
Richard
Ol’ John
Petty Brothers
Ralph Moody
Holman-Moody Company
Timmonsville
S. C
Martinsville Speedway
Cale
Pearson
David
Tom Pistone
Mercury
Jack Lewis Captures 1968 North South Amateur Title
The 20 year old Wake Forest junior from Florence South Carolina won the 68th North and South Amateur by defeating Bill Hyndman 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final. Lewis finished seven under par after seven matches on Pinehurst No 2 course. Hyndman a former champion and frequent runner up hailed Lewis as the best amateur he has played with. Caddie Jimmy Steed, with decades at Pinehurst, called Lewis the best amateur he ever caddied for.
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Jack Lewis
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S.C
Bill Hyndman
Huntington Valley
Lewis
Pinehurst Country Club
Hyndman
Jack
Jimmy Steed
Barber Holds Off Zarley To Win Byron Nelson Classic
Miller Barber, from Sherman Texas, wins the Byron Nelson Golf Classic with a final round 70 to finish 270 10 under, one stroke ahead of Kermit Zarley who fired a 64. Harold Henning places third at 273. Zarley earns 12000, Henning 7500. Attendance nears 94000. Barber once caddied for Nelson in Texarkana.
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Eagles
Miller Barber
Kermit Zarley
Barber
Sherman
Zarley
Preston Trail
Harold Henning
South Africa
University of Houston
Seattle
Wash
Henning
America
Byron Nelson
Texas Golf
Nelson
Texarkana
Golf tournament prize list with player results
Prize breakdown for a golf event shows Miller Barber winning $20,000 with rounds 67 68 65 70 270. Kermit Zerley earned $12,000 and others listed include Harold Henning 7,500 and many players with scores and final totals. Diverse names appear with varied earnings from $2,400 to $20,000 and final scores ranging from 260 to 286.
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Miller Barber
Kermit Zerley
Harold Henning
Jack Montgomery
Gary Player
Dave Stonkton
Jack McGowan
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jim Weichers
Bruce Crampton
Gardner Dickinson
Ray Floyd
Don January
Bob Charles
Tony Jacklin
Terry Wilcox
Lionel Hebert
Billy Casper
Bert Yancey
Homero Blancas
Bruce Devlin
Chuck Courtney
Earl Stewart
Lee Trevino
Ccsee
Gay Brewer
Voce
R. H. Sikes
Dale Douglass
Bert Green
Scee
Larry Braun Harris Jr
Joan Lotz
Ron Cerrudo
Mason Rudolph
Roberto de Vicinzo
Frank Boynton
Wwilk Homenvik
ACC Teams Mark Time in Tight Lead Scramble
Clemson and Maryland deadlocked for the lead as ACC base ball teams hold steady before heavy schedules begin Tuesday. The race tightens with two weeks left, spotlight on top contenders and remaining key matchups in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
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