Lorenzen And Roberts Lead Front Row In Volunteer 500
Bristol Tennessee racing report notes Lorenzen and Roberts start in the front row of the Volunteer 500. Junior Johnson eyes a Ford-dominated field as his 1963 Chevy stands out among top seven. Jim Paschal qualified strongly for the No 13 position amid the hotly contested session.
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Bristol, Tenn
Junior Johnson
Johnson
Jim Paschal
Heat Proves No 1 Worry at Bristol Speedway
BRISTOL TENN Heat and sun dominated the Bristol International Speedway story as drivers prepared for the 500 start at 1 30 p m. Track temps reached 138 degrees with no rain in sight and officials predicted clear racing weather. Fireball Roberts Ned Jarrett Lee Petty and others led a field of 36 cars with qualifying speeds over 80 mph. The race promises a payout above 5 000 dollars and no rain is expected to interrupt proceedings.
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Bristol, Tenn
Bristol International Speedway
Fireball Roberts
Fred Lorenzen
Lee Petty
Lee
Jones Leads HPGA Qualifying With 66 At Blair Park
Gene Jones fired a six under par 66 at Blair Park to take the lead in HPGA city wide qualifying. Yates Adams was two behind with 68, while Fred Little Dave Stanton Marvin Boggs shot 70s for third. Second day of qualifying continues Sunday to determine championship flight entrants.
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Enterprise
Gene Jones
Blair Park
High Point Golf Association
Yates Adams
Jones
Adams
Fred Little
Dave Stanton
Marvin Boggs
Little
Stanton
Jack Ridge
W. L. Flowers
Aaron Rice
Boggs
Wood
Foust
Marcus Wood
Harold Reid
Joe Hutchens
Howard Cooper
Roger Watson
Joe Deal
Fred Wilson
Bill Safewright
Mel Parks
Jim Stephens
Jim Ward
Jim Jones
Henry Weaver
George Hutchens
Bob Latta
Aubrey Bottoms
Bill Cain
Joan Carter
Raymond Herndon
Richard Sparks
Sonny Lee
Wesley Hutchens
Gene Martin Dewey Hilliard
Pete Couture
Ray Owens
Tom Abernathy
Donald Hawkins
Jerry Williams
Tommy Sullivan
Homer Smith
Reitzel Turner
Joe Johnson
L. A. Parker
L Cecil
Paul Foust
Claude Hensley
Don Shipwash
Hobart Hobson
Harold Lea
Kent Barneycastle
Bob R
Ww. L Caton
Ss G. Carmichael
Clarence Matthews
Hubert Oliver
Ken Ingram
Dim Setzer
Ack Howard
Bill McMahon
J. A
Lloyd Taylor
Ray Kisiah
Mike Hedrick
Jerry Kincaid
Junior Hawkins
Harold Sparks
Wesley Hawkins
Bill Martin
Alan Hiei
J. P. Russell
Bob Hayworth
Marion
Hal Shi Henry Tyers
Sam McSwain
Larry Bullin
Lawrence Harris
Lineup for Volunteer 500 late model race revealed
Bristol AP lists start order for Sunday's $23000 Volunteer 500 stock car race. Notables include Fireball Roberts, Junior Johnson, Marvin Panch, Ned Jarrett, Richard Petty, Bobby Isaac, Buck Baker, G. C. Spencer, Neil Castles, Ed Livi, Red Wick, and others from North and South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia. Final grid based on 20 lap consolation results.
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Bristol
Tenn
Ace Lorenzen
Charlotte
Ford
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Daytona Beach
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N. C
Chevrolet
Marvin Panch
Nelson Stacy
Tiny Land
Cross
Tommy Irwin
Inman
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Pontiac
David Mine
Spartanburg
Dodge
Ned Jarrett
Conover
Joy
Jim Pardue
N. Wilkesboro
Stick Elliott
Lawndale
Plymouth
Darel Dieringer
Mercury
Jack Smith
S. C
Floyd Powell
Mark Hurley
Johnson City
Neil Castles
Chrysler
Curtis Cryder
N. Charleston
Ed Livi
Charleston
Bobby Keck
Graham
Red Wick
Long Boat Key
Fla
J. C. McDuffie
Sanford
Major Melton
Worth McMillan
Amelia
Huck Huckabee
Chattanooga
Golf tourney canceled after bridge collapse at Hillcrest
Mount Clemens Michigan AP reports the Women’s Wolverine Open was halted when a foot bridge over the Clinton River at Hillcrest Country Club collapsed injuring nearly 5 percent of spectators. The second round will be played over 16 holes Sunday and finished Monday, with holes 17 and 18 on the south side omitted, making the event a 50 hole tournament.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Clinton River
Hillcrest Country Club
Goldsboro tops Siler City 13-2 to force deciding game
Goldsboro defeated Siler City 13-2 on Saturday to even the eastern American Legion Junior baseball playoff series at three games each. The teams meet for a deciding seventh game to determine advancement.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Siler City
American Legion
United States tops Poland in two day track meet
The U S track and field team defeated Poland 125 to 83 in Warsaw in a two day dual meet. The Americans won 16 of 20 events, setting a meet record in the 1 600 meter relay and earning several standout performances including Henry Carr tying the meet mark in the 200 meters and Rex Cawley winning the opening 400 meter hurdles. Polish women also recorded some wins but the U S women claimed two javelin and broad jump victories. The event drew about 90 000 spectators over two days.
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Warsaw
United States
Moscow
Poland
Europe
Yankees
Chicago
Henry Carr
Arizona State
Paul Drayton
Marian Foik
Folk
Carr
Rex Cawley
Pasadena
Jim Allen
Seattle
John Pennel
Miami
Fla
Pennel
Dave Davis
Alfred Sosgornik
Jozef Szmidt
Kazimierz Zimmy
Janusz Sidol
Francis Davenport
Vista
Calif
Willye White
Palmer and Snead Tie For Western Open Lead
Arnold Palmer and Sammy Snead shared the 54 hole lead at Beverly Course with 6 under par 207 as Palmer birdied the final 18 for 67 while Snead parred in after a 68. Fred Hawkins dropped to 211 after a 76, and Lionel Hebert stood fourth at 212 alongside Nichols Sifford Kneece and Boros.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Sammy Snead
Snead
Palmer
Beverly Country Club
Fred ‘Hardluck) Hawkins
Hawkins
Lionel Hebert
Beverly
Bob Nichols
Charles Sifford
Harrold Kneece
Julius Boros
Dallas
Sam
Fred Hawkins Trutt
Nichols
Julius Borossae Eeberee
Harold Kneece
Jacky Capit Dim Ferree
Jack Nicklaus
Gardner Gleniicen Je
Bill
Dave Marr
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbel
Tommy Jacobs
Bob McCallister
Bob Harris
E.J
Dutch) Harrison
Don Sikes
Jack Rule
Eeee
Jerry Edwards
Totes
Dick Hart
Dan Keefe
Tom Aaron
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