USAC PDA Set To Expand With USAC Participation
USAC drivers plan to join the Professional Drivers Association this week at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The move aims to unify NASCAR and USAC factions with officers and directors for each phase, led by A J Foyt for USAC and Richard Petty as PDA president.
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Panthers Defeat Bulldogs 14-5 in seven innings
High Point College hammered 16 hits led by Mark Gebicke and Ron Slinger, routing Gardner-Webb 14-5 in seven innings. Dean Boger earned the win with Hegland starting, while Buddy Starnes took the loss as GW struggled after a three-run Bulldog lead in the second.
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Trevino Near Lead After Third Round At Golf Tourney
Trevino parred the hole and finished the third round two under par, one stroke behind the tournament leader Charles Coody, as a spectator jokes about the hazards and a lady watches amused.
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Kentucky Nips Utah To Even ABA Series
Kentucky Coach Adolph Rupp saw Louie Dampier deliver a 33 point performance including a decisive three point play with 31 seconds left as Kentucky rallied to defeat Utah 129 to 125 in overtime. Willy Wise led Utah with 34 points while Beaty fouled out for Utah and Issel Ligon Powell for Kentucky. The series moves to Salt Lake City for Game Five.
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Central Wins CIAA Track Title at Morgan State
North Carolina Central won the 50th CIAA outdoor track championships at Morgan State. Larry Black, a Miami sophomore, set a meet record by winning the 220 in 20.5 and anchored NCC’s 440 and mile relays, leading NCC to 38 points to edge Norfolk State's 32 and claim their first title since 1965.
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Dudley Northeast Shore Tops In Girls Track Meet
Dudley High earned top honors in junior and senior divisions of the North Carolina State Girls Track Meet held at Andrews. Andrews High School captured the senior title with 28 points led by Betty Bambalis 10.8 in the 70 yard hurdles and Barbara Jones 29 84 in the triple jump.
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Coody Holds Stroke Lead In Tourney
Masters champion Charles Coody kept a one stroke edge at the Byron Nelson Classic after a 72 in the third round at Preston Trail Golf Club. Jack Nicklaus, Homero Blancas, and Lee Trevino trailed one behind, with Arnold Palmer two back and Gibby Gilbert posting 67 on a hot day.
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Javier Sanjines wins NAIA District 26 singles crown
High Point College star Javier Sanjines, seeded No. 1, captured the NAIA District 26 singles title with a 6-4 6-4 win over Bernie Davis of North Carolina Central University. Sanjines did not lose a set in the two day event and earns a spot in the national tournament in Kansas City.
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