Ned Jarrett Surprises and Delights Dixie 400 Win
Ned Jarrett, disappointed yet surprised by practice, won the Dixie 400 at Atlanta in front of 40 000. He battled engine troubles, moved into the lead as Fred Lorenzen faltered, and held off tire wear while Petty faded. Jarrett aimed for more major-track wins after this first major victory, while crediting help from Lorenzen and Johnson at the pit.
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Unclear race passage lists drivers and cars in Charlotte event
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Ned Jarrett wins Atlanta race in long NASCAR career
Ned Jarrett of Camden South Carolina clinched his first major track victory at Atlanta International Raceway's Dixie 200. The Ford backed driver, known for aiding Fireball Roberts after a fiery Charlotte crash, deflects hero praise saying Roberts saved himself.
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Ned's First A I R Wins as Petty Loses Pace
Ned's car outpaced Petty by about three quarters of a lap after Petty suffered tire wear and pace drop. Jarrett defended against Pett’s late bid, while Goldsmith, Dieringer, Rex White, and Paschal trailed one lap back in Plymouth and Mercury entries. Jarrett ran 112.500 mph amid three long cautions, including a 46 lap repair after Doug Cooper wrecked in the fourth corner.
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Horlen Leads White Sox Past Tigers in Sweep
Joel Horlen allowed Detroit only three hits as Chicago beat the Tigers to complete a doubleheader sweep. The Sox built an early lead and held on for a narrow victory.
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Finals This Weekend By Paul Shinn
Local note cites Paul Shinn announcing finals this weekend with focus on the league's lithe white ball drop and the round target in play.
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Langley Garrett Leading H P G A Event At Halfway
Langley and Garrett share the lead at Blair Park after a tough second day of the High Point Golf Association tournament. Only one sub par round, a 70 by Tor Langley, kept pace as he and Jack Garrett sit tied for first. 187 golfers endured 18 more holes on Sunday with flights to be set for 96 final holes. Dick Carter says participation rose to 137 players and Buffet awards will follow the final round. Hutchens trails by two strokes.
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Foyt Triumphs in 100 Mile Race as Hurtubise Burned
A J Foyt won the Milwaukee 100 mile big car test after three close scrapes including a fiery crash that badly burned Jim Hurtubise who was rushed to a hospital. Foyt led all the way in an Offenhauser powered car to a 144 mile margin over Len Sutton of Portland. Hurtubise remained hospitalized with severe burns while Sifford urged broader chances for black golfers.
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Golf tournament tight as leaders chase final rounds
Sunday saw one par round by Langley keeping hopes alive as Hutchens leads with 148 followed by Aaron Rice and Richard Sparks at 148. Several players hover near 150s, with Joe Jarrell at 149 and a cluster at 151 to 153. Bud Kivett endures on course with 81 on day, 79 total, as debate continues over his ball in play.
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