Goldsmith plots reduced action with Glotzbach in Dodge duo
Racing veteran Paul Goldsmith plans a gradual exit while installing Charlie Glotzbach as his replacement in a two car Dodge operation for key superspeedway events. Glotzbach will drive when Goldsmith is unavailable and both aim to race together at most remaining events this season.
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Dixie 500 results spark strong NASCAR field
The Dixie 500 finished with Lee Roy Yarbrough leading in a Ford lineup from Columbia to Spartanburg. David Pearson placed second with a Ford, while Richard Petty and Charlie Glotzbach followed in top positions and crew payments topped five figures. The race lasted 3 hours 45 minutes 35 seconds at an average speed of 113.001 mph.
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Dixie 500 Classic headline possibly crowns Lee Roy Yarbrough king
Lee Roy Yarbrough won the Dixie 500 at Atlanta Raceway, becoming the first driver to win five superspeedway races in a single season and boosting his 196x season total to 148070 dollars. David Pearson finished second as Ford swept the top five.
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Utley and Schoch Capture Ner Event Titles
Betsy Utley defeated Margaret Randle 1 4, 6 2, 6 1 to win the Emerywood Country Club women's singles championship as Dusty Schoch and Arch Schoch won the men's singles title with a 4 6 7 5 6 4 victory. Arch Schoch and Brooks Reitzel then teamed to beat Harry Rothroe and Archie Myatt 13 11, 6 4 in men's doubles, and Howard Easter topped Jim Rawleigh 10 5 in senior men's singles.
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Red Raiders Hold Open House Tonight
Parents and patrons of the Red Raider football team may tour Andrews High School gym tonight at 7:30. The event will introduce players and coaches, show equipment and offense and defense demonstrations, and refreshments will be served.
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Phillie Boom Boom at Finch Field as Phils win
Raleigh-Durham bats slug three homers for eight runs, defeating the Hi-Toms 9 4. Wissel hits two homers and Parrilla adds one in late innings. Hi-Toms starter Jerry Lyscio opens the game for Raleigh-Durham, while manager Malmberg laments pitching around two key hitters but fails to slow the power surge.
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Hi-Toms Rally Fails Against Phils in Narrow Defeat
Leatherwood hit his third single and Wissel followed with a homer as Raleigh-Durham built a late lead. The Hi-Toms rallied in the eighth and loaded the bases, but a strong defensive play and a late rundown at the plate kept the game within reach. Cecil pitched the win for the Phils, while Robinson took the loss.
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O J Simpson signs four year Bills deal
Niagara Falls AP report says coach John Rauch learned at 6 20 p m Saturday that O J Simpson wanted to talk. Rauch initially doubted the call but soon learned Simpson had secured a four year no cut contract with the Bills amid merger era negotiations. Simpson, the Southern California All American, reportedly would be paid more than any rookie.
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