Ned Jarrett rises in stock car world and town
Ned Jarrett, 30, head of Ned Jarrett Enterprises Inc, lives at 604 Second Avenue Place Conover North Carolina with his wife and three children. The NASCAR driver built a diversified business from lumber to a recording company while pursuing stock car racing as his core venture.
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Mormons Top Hoss Race Clan
Rex C. Ellsworth Mish Tenney and their Arizona ranch roots led a western owned stable to the 1962 top purse total with $1,154,454. Tenney trained $1,099,474 while Willie Shoemaker again led in earnings with $2,916,844. Jaipur and Never Bend highlighted a year of major earnings and notable horses across Calumet Farm and other stables.
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Never Bend
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Jaipur
Hobeau Farm
Jack Price
Carry Back
J.G.W. Stable
Aidan
Meadow Stable
Cicada
Bohemia Stable
Kelso
Patterson’s Mustache Run Tops Oddity in Year’s Sports Miscellany
The 1960s style oddities section spots Floyd Patterson’s post title flight in Chicago as the top oddity in sports. Other quirks include a rain delayed World Series, a fog halted Grey Cup, a 22 inning Tigers Yankees marathon, and strange football reversals, all highlighted by voters in the Associated Press poll.
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Vet Golfers On A Spree At PGA National Championships
Veteran golfers in their 50s and 60s dominate the $25,000 PGA National Golf Club Championships at Port St. Lucie. John Barnum led with an 8 under 64 at Sinners course while Jack Petrone posted 68 in the 55-59 group and Toney Penna and Charles Sheppard shot 69. Hal Sanderson led the 60-64 division with 69.
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Port St. Lucie Country Club
Jack Petrone
Westchester County
N.Y
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Charles Sheppard
Pittsfield Mass
Hal Sanderson
Summit, N.J
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