NASCAR Rule Clash Overshadows Riverside Opening Race
The Riverside 500 mile opener exposed a policy clash as Parnelli Jones was moved from pole to the rear for tire choices. Firestone tires were initially allowed then blocked by NASCAR, later reinstated with Jones starting last yet charging to the lead before a clutch failure sidelined him 25 laps from finish. Cale Yarborough’s Texas injury and Wood Brothers plans for Daytona 500 feature amid a 1970 Grand National schedule expanding to longer, richer races, with only two 150 milers at Hillsborough and Daytona looming ahead.
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Yancey Wins Crosby Pro Am as Nicklaus Fires 65
Bert Yancey clinched the $25,000 first prize at Pebble Beach with a 279 total, edging Jack Nicklaus who shot a seven under 65 to finish one behind at 280. Nicklaus joined Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper as the only players in golf history with career earnings over a million dollars. Nichols and Howie Johnson tied for third at 283 as Palmer, Casper, and others stumbled in the final round.
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Cougars Fall Short as Pipers Rally Narrowly Beats Them
In Pittsburgh the Carolina Cougars erased an 11 point fourth quarter deficit to pull within two at 98 96 with four minutes left but fell 108 101 to the Pittsburgh Pipers. Mike Lewis led the Pipers with 32 points and 15 rebounds while Bob Verga paced the Cougars with 30.
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Pistol Pete Top Cougar Draft Pick in Secret ABA Selection
Pete Maravich emerges as Carolina Cougars top choice in a secret ABA draft reported by the Los Angeles Times. The two rounds list Maravich with LSU and hints at a package deal involving his father Press as potential coach. Other first and second round names include Bob Lanier, Geoff Petrie, Wendell Ladner, and Mike Maloy across multiple teams.
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Star Sidelined by Hand Injury at Pem State
Pemroke State University starting forward Gary Whitman from Fayetteville is out for about a month and most of the season with a broken left hand. He averaged 14.3 points per game before the injury while enduring a slit nose ankle injuries and other minor ailments this season.
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Clemson Aide Joins Ingram Staff as Assistant Coach
Douglas Barfield 33 joins Cecil Hootie Ingram at Clemson University as an assistant football coach. Barfield has spent three years as an assistant at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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