Pileup Delays Daytona Modified Race Eight Hurt
A 37 car crash on the Daytona track at the start of the 250 mile Sportsman's Race sent eight drivers to hospital. Marion Farr won after a rain delay with Carl Burris second and Joe Weatherly third as Fireball Roberts faded.
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Jack McLaughlin
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N.J
Bill Wark
Barrington
Bill Rafter
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Knicks Rout Hawks In 122 104 NBA Showdown
New York Knickerbockers defeat St Louis 122 104 led by Willis Naulls 27 and Kenny Sears 26. Richie Guerin dished 11 assists as the Knicks built a 62 52 halftime lead and neutralized Bob Pettit Cliff Hagan and Clyde Lovellette who totaled 44 for the Hawks.
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St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Clyde Lovelette
Hawks
NBA
Knicks
Willie Nalls
Kenny Sears
Richie Guerin
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Sears
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Hawk
Hagan
Lovelette
Pettit
ACC Coaches Lead Charlotte High School Basketball Clinic
Four ACC coaches Everett Case Frank McGuire Bob Stevens and Press Maravich will run a two hour clinic for players and coaches at the Charlotte Coliseum on Saturday. The event aims to advance schoolboy basketball in the Carolinas and precedes ACC games Friday and Saturday night at the same venue.
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Everett Case
North Carolina State
Frank McGuire
North Carolina
Bob Stevens
South Carolina
Press Maravich
Clemson
Carolinas
Case
ACC
Al Dark Maintains Lead in National Baseball Players Golf
In Miami Florida Alvin Dark's lead in the National Baseball Players Golf Tournament narrowed to one stroke after a third round 82 for a 54 hole total of 225. Jim Hearn trails by one with 226 while Albie Pearson sits third at 229. The leaders, including Dark and Hearn, will pair with manager Al Vincent to contest the final round on the 70 par Miami Springs course.
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National Baseball Players
Philadelphia Phillies
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Phillies
Albie Pearson
Baltimore Orioles
Miami Marlin
al Vincent
Miami Springs
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Lee Walls
Cincinnati
John Gray
Philadelphia
Amerigo Captures Hialeah Turf Cup Victory
Amerigo the 1-2 favorite won the $91,950 Hialeah Turf Cup at Hialeah Park. The English bred, Miami owner Mrs Tilyou Christopher horse finished the mile and a half in 2 39 1 5 and held off Raf ty as North Pole finished third and Tudor Era fourth in a nine horse field. Rider Bill Hartack steered the 114 pound starter to payout currents of 3 2 80 and 2 60.
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Fla
Amerigo
Hialeah Park
England
Tilyou Christopher
North Pole
Tudor Era
Bill Hartack
Illini Cagers Rally Past Boilermakers in Double Overtime
In Champaign Illinois five Illini scored in double figures helping Illinois beat Purdue 93 89 in double overtime. Terry Dischinger scored 38 for Purdue as the Boilermakers drop to 5 4 in the Big Ten while Illinois improves to 5 3.
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Ill
Illinois
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Boilermakers
Coach Lawrence Breaks Foot Training in Ski Team
U S women's Olympic ski team coach Dave Lawrence fractured his right foot during Friday training in Squaw Valley California. Team manager Dr Amos Little said he will continue his duties despite the injury.
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Calif
Dave Lawrence
U.S
Amos Little
Northwestern Downs Michigan Five 83-75
Northwestern built a 20 point cushion in the second half and defeated Michigan 83 to 75 in a regionally televised Big Ten clash. Michigan guard John Tidwell led all scorers with 28 points and sparked a late surge that trimmed the gap to eight points.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Northwestern
Michigan
John Tidwell
Olympic injury list grows at Squaw Valley amid course controversy
Skier Takashi Takeda suffered a bad fall and twisted ankle on the 2 mile men's downhill while controversy over the course safety continued. A Norwegian jumper Kaare Berg and Swedish jumper Inge Lindquist were injured, with coaches David Lawrence and Omhmar Schneider sidelined.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Takashi Takeda
David Lawrence
Othmar Schneider
Kaare Berg
Inge Lindquist
Hockey Players Put On Good Show at Olympic Practice
The U S hockey team staged a wild outdoor practice brawl after coach Jack Riley cried for action. Bill Cleary, John Kirrane, Roger Christian and Bob McVey tangled in a necklock and punches as Eduard Farda watched. After brief mayhem the players recovered and resumed practicing starts and stops.
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Calif
United States
Donnybrook
Bill Cleary
Duluth
Minn
John Kirrane
Brookline
Mass
Roger Christian
Warroad
Cleary
Bob McVey
Hamden
Conn
Jack Riley
Best For Adults At Midway Drive-In Film
The drive in presents Room 43 noted for its shocking nature and intended for mature audiences. The feature promises strong content and may require viewer discretion.
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Room 43
Midway Drive-In
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