Blackburn Tops Daytona Trials In Friday Qualifying
The Daytona Beach trials saw Bunkie Blackburn clock a two lap average of 167.068 mph in blistering heat. He qualified minutes before the 4:30 p.m. deadline as cars from Panch to Balmer attempt to line up front. Other top speeds included G Spencer 164.413 mph and Larry Hess 181.987 mph, with engine trouble hampering several leaders.
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Petty clan faces Daytona challenge in Firecracker 400
Maurice Petty arrives for Sundays Firecracker 400 in Daytona Beach as chief mechanic for a non factory Plymouth driven by Nelson Stacy. The car’s not theirs nor Chrysler funded, complicating plans. Ned Jarrett races with a back brace while Bill France Jr. handles VIPs in a steam-emitting pace car. A. J. Foyt seeks better luck after Indy success.
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Peninsula Wins 8th In A Row
Peninsula completed an eight game winning streak by beating Kinston as part of a three game series. Portsmouth defeated Durham 5-1 with John Bauers pitching and Tom Perdue's three hits leading the offense. Raleigh won 10-2 over Burlington while Winston-Salem beat Wilson 6-4 and Greensboro topped Rocky Mount 8-4 driven by Ruddy Murder's six RBIs. Tomorrow's games include Burlington at Kinston and Peninsula at Durham with Portsmouth at Raleigh.
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Phillies Rise in NL Standings Amid Homer Rally
The National League race tightens as Stuart's homer spurs the Phillies to climb from eighth to just three games out of fourth. Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Houston push the top spots while Don Drysdale and Gibson dominate on the mound.
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Rocky Colavito Seeks Pennant After Exile Return
Rocky Colavito powers Cleveland with a five RBI night as the Indians crush the Orioles 8 0, narrowing the AL lead to one game. He homered and doubled, part of Cleveland's hot stretch as they won 18 of 21. Twins also win. White Sox, Angels, and others split results across the league. Colavito, 31, rejoined Cleveland this season in a three team deal and is hitting .363 with seven HRs and 20 RBIs.
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IAMS CHALLENGE Three Pros Lead In Women Open Golf
Three top professionals Kathy Cornelius Carol Mann and Marilynn Smith held early lead in the National Women's Open Golf Championship in Northfield New Jersey. Cornelius 32 yearold Rancho Santa Fe California led after a 71 Friday and a 75 Saturday for a 146 two day total. Mann posted a record breaking 71 in the opening round.
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Baxter Keeps Western Open Hopes Alive In Tight Wear
Baxter continues his mastery of the Western Open as 28 professionals and 13 amateurs push toward the final rounds at Atlantic City Country Club. Mary Mills of Hansboro shares the lead among pros, while Mrs Anne Quast Wests of Seattle set an amateur pace early. The $70,000 purse includes $11,000 for the winner as players chase a historic scoring mark in windy conditions.
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