Racing chief Gazaway polices NASCARs rule book at tracks
Bill Gazaway, NASCAR chief technical inspector, upholds the rules at race venues. He cites improved equipment and staff as key to exposing illegal car parts, including left side shocks drilled to bypass inspections. He stresses no favoritism and notes safety and cost savings drive crackdown efforts.
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Zarley leads Citrus Invitational after course-record 64
Kert Zarley, “the pro from the Moon,” credits tough practice for his second round surge at the Florida Citrus Invitational. He shot a 64 to pull into sole lead with a 36-hole 132, one stroke ahead of Orville Moody who carded 65 for 133. Arnold Palmer slipped to third with a 68 after a 66 opening.
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Hamilton Says No Pure Strategy in Carolina 500
Pete Hamilton of Plymouth says there are two ways to race the Carolina 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He expects six to eight cars to contend, with most plans aiming to save a late surge in the final 100 miles. Lorenzen won pole, Petty to start outside front row. Hamilton qualified sixth.
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North Carolina Motor Speedway
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Richard Petty
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Bobby Allison
Buddy Baker
Mary Acton
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Ford
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Joe Frasson
Dodge
Frank. Warren
Larry Baumel
Ray Mayne
Chevrolet
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Caldwell 43 Not enough as Chaos top Cougars in Lubbock
Caldwell scored 43 for the Carolina Cougars but the Texas Chaos won 129 to 120 in Lubbock. He left for hospital X-rays after jamming fingers in shooting hand. George Lehman 29 and Don Freeman 23 helped Texas, while Joe Hamilton finished strong for the Chaps. Nets beat Denver 132-127 and moved closer to Kentucky. Cincinnati routed Boston 134-108 in the NBA.
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Don Freeman
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Carolina Tops Virginia Despite Late Turnovers
Parkhill scored 26 as UNC built a 14 point edge before Virginia rallied with four straight baskets to 62 67. Carolina slowed the attack and used the four corner offense to seal the win. Dedmon led Carolina with 19 points. Chadwick added 13 as Carolina improves to 225.
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Lee Dedmon
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YMCA Girls Champs Team Roster Highlighted
The YMCA girls champions feature Jeanie Meisky, Rose Marie Rochelle, Molly Hutchens, and Mary Jane Price. In the second row left to right are coach Debbie Stevens, Lisa Templeton, Anna Wright, Ellen Quinn, and assistant coach Julia Rochelle.
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Rose Marie Rochelle
Molly Hutchens
Mary‘ Jane Price
Debbie Stevens
Lisa Templeton
Anna Wright
Ellen Quinn
Julia Rochelle
Panthers Fall To West Virginia In Early Season Tilt
West Virginia topped High Point College 4 to 3 as Ron Slingerman slugged a solo homer in the third. WVU scored twice in the seventh, High Point slimmed to within one late, but Wagener held and Mountie bullpen unraveled in a tense ninth.
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High Point
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Bill West
Women's Bowling Standings By Dee Poston Twilight League
City College of Beauty Culture leads with 72-24, Carolina Auto Glass second at 63-33. Grover's and King's Choice tied for first in Go-Getters at 65-31, with Wash-Outs 61-37 in Crazy Queens. Oldtimers top Highlighters at 51-36. Mix Masters leads men. Peggy and Dee Poston post high scores. multiple 500 series noted.
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David Farrington
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John Griffin
Bob, Steel
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Bill Hager
Kenneth McGaha
Mary ‘Puckett
Bob Steele
Mary Puckett
NCAA Playoffs Begin Today as Bruins Face Trojans
The Associated Press reports the NCAA tournament opens with nine first round games at South Bend Philadelphia Morgantown New York Houston and Logan UCLA the national champion for four straight years is at its best this season with a potential playoff against USC in Los Angeles. Marquette seeks its 89th straight win against Miami of Ohio at South Bend while Miami itself holds a 13 game winning streak. Western play continues in South Bend.
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College Scores and NCAA Tilt Highlights Across Regions
Washington and Oregon wins headline major college showcase as NC A A playoff action unfolds. Kentucky Weslayan and Evansville post key victories in regional play while Cheyney and Buffalo State notch first round wins in the college division tournaments. Notre Dame faces Texas Christian in Houston with multiple openers looming, including Drake versus Louisville and Kansas finale against Nebraska.
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World Table Tennis Champs Invitees Cleared for Japan
The Justice Ministry in Tokyo granted entry permits to all members of Communist China and North Korea plus their delegations for the 31st World Table Tennis Championships in Nagoya from March 28 to April 7. China plans a 60 member team including 22 players. North Korea fields 14 players and officials. Local regional and college teams appear in results and standings within the report.
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Robinson Gets Chance As Manager
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles seizes his first major league managing opportunity in Florida. He will pilot an all star squad against the Yankees at Fort Lauderdale, backed by a cast including Hank Aaron and Wes Parker. Other spring results note injuries to Stinson and McCarver, Tolan's deal with Cincinnati, and several early wins and homers across the league.
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