First World Auto Record Set at Daytona Beach
In Daytona Beach Florida in 1903 Alexander Winton set a vane record of 68 miles per hour marking a landmark in early automotive speed records.
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Women’s Softball All Star Teams Chosen at Harvell Park
The 15 day Women’s State Softball Tournament capped at Harvell Park with All Star selections across four divisions by the Mercury Athletic Club. Baker Town Grocery of High Point led the Women’s Fast Pitch roster with MVP Phyllis Wright. men’s district, Class A Slow Pitch, and Class B Slow Pitch follow with named players and MVPs, while Class B Slow Pitch omits an MVP due to the size of the field.
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Record-Busting Teens Lead at Portage Park Meet
Young swimmers from Los Angeles and Santa Clara sparked a four day meet at Portage Park 50-meter pool. Carolyn House Sharon Finneran and Donna De Varona set world and American marks in multiple events while Nina Harmer Ginnie Duenkel Robyn Johnson also posted titles and records.
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Petty Cops Victory At Bowman Gray Stadium Contested
Richard Petty of Randleman NC won the sixth International Race at Bowman Gray Stadium Winston-Salem in a new Plymouth but the win drew a protest from runner up Jack Smith over a portion of Petty’s car. Ken Kluttz won the 930 Derby in Rock Hill SC.
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Sanders Wins St Paul Open With 19 Under Par
Doug Sanders of Ojai California fired a 7 under par 65 to win the St Paul Open first prize of 4300. He finished 269 for 72 holes, three strokes ahead of Dave Hill who shot 67 Sunday to total 273. Gary Player and Dave Ragan tied for third at 273.
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Cubs Rally To Move Up As Short Earns Seventh Win
The Phillies fall as Chris Short notches his seventh win with Elroy Face taking the loss. The Cubs climb to eighth place behind Bob Anderson’s tight relief and a two run eighth inning sparked by George Altman’s four hits and two RBIs.
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Orioles rally to tie as Held miscues cost Indians
In a game described on page 2-B, the Orioles, led by a four run sixth inning, tie the Indians 4-4 after Cleveland shortstop Woody Held misplayed Jackie Brandt’s ground ball, allowing two runs. Gentile and Boog Powell provided key singles to load the bases before the error.
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Browns roll over Steelers in second exhibition rout
Ninowski leads Cleveland to a 33-10 win in the nightcap of a doubleheader as Brown credits him with the rising title of master. Plum struggles in relief, while Lions and Packers also win in Saturday NFL action across multiple games and venues. deer fawns noted in closing line.
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McClinton Seen as Answer to Texans Prayers
Curtis McClinton, 6 foot 3, 230 pounds, rushed 111 yards on 15 carries including a 68 yard score in Dallas Texans 22 6 win over Oakland. Lam ar Hunt notes he could pair with Abner Haynes in backfield. Houston and New Orleans exhibitions also reported with Jack Kemp leading his Chargers.
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