Daytona Drivers Ponder Red Line Speeds and Racing Risks
Bobby Isaac recalls hair-raising tests at Daytona cruising at 183 to 184 plus mph and warns the effect only hits after returning to the motel. Cale Yarborough leads Rockingham money winners while Dan Gurney’s Richie Ginther retires to promo work. Mecom’s exit reshapes USAC and SCCA, with notes on Pikes Peak entry and Riverside Raceway upgrades. Gerry Sagerman is penalized for Bermuda shorts in an ICSCC race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloys Britt
Associated Press
Charlotte
Bobby Isaac
Daytona
Isaac
Cale Yarborough
Rockingham
Richard Petty
Ford
le Mans
Jack Passino
John Cowley
Homer Perry
Holman & Moody
Shelby-American
Dan Gurney
Richie Ginther
Jerry Titus
Plymouth
Jim Paschal
Birmingham
Mario Andretti
Pikes Peak
Unser
Nascar
Riverside Raceway
Darlington
Gerry Sagerman
TVR
Lime Rock
Conn
Clyde Pearson leads Post Office over Clyde Pearson 7 6
Clyde Pearson tallied seven runs while Post Office posted a 70 to 46 victory in the Piedmont League game. Nichols earned the win with 420 innings pitched, Church took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Pearson
Nichols
Lp—Church
Kaline's Two Homers Propel Tigers Past Twins
Al Kaline ended a hitting slump with two home runs to power Detroit to a 5-2 victory over Minnesota after rain halted play. Kaline's 15th home run of the season supported by three RBIs led a Tigers attack as Joe Sparma earned his seventh win. Norm Cash also homered, while Kaline boosted his league standing to third in RBIs.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
al Kaline
Tiger
Kaline
Minnesota
Tigers
Twins
Detroit
California
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Atlanta
San
Norm Cash
Joe Sparma
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Jim McGlothlin
Angels
Indians
John Werhas
Paul
Clem Haskins
Western Kentucky
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Walt Frazier
Southern Illinois
New York Knicks
Gary Keller
University of Florida
Denver
American Basketball Association
Little Guys Lead U S in Spain Five Nation Victory
Henry Logan and Mike Carson lift the United States to a 76 68 final win over Spain in Barcelona securing a third straight triumph in the round robin. Suter Williams and Lewis add double digit scores as the U S tallies another international victory amid a busy June for pro signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
Associated Press
United States
Spain
Uruguay
Bar
Celona
Mike Carson
San Francisco State
Brazil
Bill Suter
Gonzaga
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Robert Lewis
South Carolina State
Gerald Williams
Butler University
Warner's Gro and Field's Gro Face Off In Slow Pitch
Varner's Buzz Hendley earned the win over Mickey as Field's Gro defeated Warner's in a slow pitch match. Ott's Tavern downed Pendry & Carter with Proctor taking the loss. Kemp Edwards and Otts homered in separate games. Wardrobe of June 27 schedule lists Ott's Tavern vs Field's Grocery and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Field
Varner
Buzz Hendley
Thomas Voncannon
Mickey
Collins
M&m
Esso
Ott’s Tavern
Pendry & Carter
Proctor
Pendry
Kemp
Edwards, Otts
Enterprise
Alderman
Ott
National AAU Tilt Spotlighting Hines Greene Clash
In Bakersfield tonight the national AAU track meet features Jim Ryan Tommie Smith Bob Seagren and Randy Matson likely to energize the crowd after Jimmy Hines edged Charlie Greene in the 100-yard dash. Hines claims a good start and victory by a narrow photo finish while Greene disputes a pregun start and vows a stronger challenge in the rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Reilly
Bakersfield
Calif
Jim Ryan
Tommie Smith
Bob ‘Seagren
Randy Matson
Jimmy Hines
Charlie Greene
Hines
Texas Southern Flash
Greene
Nebraska
Modesto
Tennis Tourney Opens at Hanes Park Today
Winston-Salem hosts the Piedmont Closed Tennis Tournament starting at 2 p.m. with 30 singles players and 17 doubles teams entered. High Point's Leon Chidester enters both the singles and doubles events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Hanes Park
High Point
Leon Chidester
Wimbledon Open Tennis Trial Promised By Britain
British officials push to make Wimbledon an open tournament with pro players joining top amateurs during an experimental period. Wimbledon begins next Monday as ILTF meets in Luxembourg July 12 to decide by a two thirds vote. Britain, the United States, Australia and France each hold 12 votes in the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press Sports Writer _ LONDON
Britain
British Lawn Tennis Association
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Luxembourg
United States
Australia
France
Bowling league results and leaders across city leagues
Summary of last night’s bowling results with top performances across leagues. Notable figures include Bobby Lawrence 242 for high game, Don Royals 592 for top set, and Rothrock Trucking leading with 25 wins. Also lists second-place teams and high team scores for each league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lawrence
Don Royals
Harb’s
Rothrock Trucking
Karon No. 1
Ann Clayton
Cedar Lodge Market
Sudan
Brookdale
George
Barbara Hite
Eotr
Whiskey Spurs
High Point Swim Team Enters Four-Way Meet
The High Point swim team travels to Sanford this weekend for a four way meet with Sanford Winston Salem and Henderson. Molly Millis won the NC Junior Olympics 50 yard breaststroke in Raleigh for 9 to 10 year olds. Bob Cottam Jr won the 100 yard backstroke for 13 and 14 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sanford
Winston - Salem
Henderson
High Pointers
Molly Millis
North Carolina
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John Mecom
USAC
SCCA
Texas Millionaire
New Orleans Saints
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
George Bignotti
Washington Terrace
Giants
Braves
Colt
Hillside
YMCA
Tigers Trinity
Trinity
Tigers Oon
Dodgers
House
Southern Motors
Mr. Apparel
Hunter Coal
Big Bear
Dixon
Laverne
Southern League
Mann’s Drug
High Point Lawyers
Monroe
Wood
Farmer's Dairy
Miller’s TV
Nicholson
Evans
College Village Merchants
Weed ¢ College Village
Kiwanis
Watts
Brewer
Ken Irvin
Jamestown J.C
Sechrest. LP
Phillips
Southern Oi
Andee Ind
Tees
Southern Oil
Kennedy
Stevens
Ridge Plumbing
Duke Refining
Duke Refinings
Lohr
A.M. Maroons
A. M. Maroons
Watson
Gay
A. M. Reds
A. M
Whelecehert, LP
Betha
Franisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Schal
Sam McDowell
Henry Logan, Et al
U.S
Montevideo
Russia
Yugoslavia
Jay Miller
Akron Goodyears
Notre Dame
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Driggers & Grubb
Nicholson & Beasley
Driggers
Newboold
T’ville Merchants
First Baptist
T-ville Merchants
Raper
Bray Electric
Wade
Wade Trim
Cadwick
Archdale Soda Shop
Warner Metal
Archdale
Atkins
Burgess
Industrial League Furniture Marsh
Marsh
Marsh Furniture
Thomas Car Works
Lee, Telephone Co
National
N.S. Telephone Co
Mears
Dawkins
Kaylyn
Barnes
Alderman’s
Field's Grocery
Kendai
Kendall
Southgate
Rizzas
Tilt Tonight
Kennedy Oil CO
Courtesy
Breakfast Club League High
Ind
Joan Moore
King’s Choice
King’s & Birds
POIN
Out
Lewis
N. Main
Savings AT
Hall’s Corner Ltd
Entire Stock Men’s & Ladies
Hall’s Corner, Ltd
Charles Farlow
Dahlberg
Center
Ban-Low
Washington
Bankamericard
Cal
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