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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1966
Page
31
Australian Bruce Devlin held a three stroke lead at 205 after 54 holes in the Colonial National Invitational. Gene Littler remained second at 208 after a 70. A rainy delayed start gave way to hot sun as Devlin bogeyed 13 15 and 17 after calling a penalty on himself.
The torrid 12 round defense saw Torres edge Thornton 12-2-1 on Lo Bianco cards as Rodney Torres fought through cuts and a greasy corner. In London Cassius Clay stopped Henry Cooper in six, blood spraying and crowd roaring as Cooper exited with a busted eye.
Keith Stoneman of Charlotte upset Morris Greenboro six time state singles champion 9-7 6-2 in the finals of the Carolina Country Club Invitational. Gene Hamilton of Asheville UNC No 1 man No 7 in state overcame Paul Caldwell Greensboro No 3 ranking North Carolina 6 4 6 2 advancing to face Stoneman.
The piece portrays Darel Dieringer as an enduring underdog in the World 600 at Charlotte. Fans rally behind the driver amid a 44 car field, hoping for success and a hometown triumph, with Dieringer seeking top honors and prestige.
White, a 1959 Wake Forest graduate, joins as substitute at Wake Forest College in his play. He has coached at North Si from Seteyenne. Southwest High School will open in September with about 700 students and will soon get a new name.
NASCAR preview says Goldsmith starts 17th in a 66 Plymouth after a late qualifying hold up caused by illegal tenders. Forty four cars expected as ten fail to qualify. Petty and Paschal discuss eight pit stops and racing strategy as 600 miles loom at Charlotte with Ford absent due to a rules dispute.
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