Racing News and Rumors From Rockingham and Daytona
Benny Phillips reports from Rockingham and Daytona on NASCAR gossip about 1966 and 1967 plans. Junior Johnson may retire from driving to own a team with Bobby Isaac, while Marvin Panch could lose Ford support and switch to Chrysler. Darel Dieringer and Bud Moore’s teams also face driver and manufacturer shakeups as talks continue.
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Bobby Isaac
Herb
Isaac
Daytona Speedway
Junior
Johnson
Chrysler
Darel Dieringer
Bud Moore
Moore
Ford
Wake Forest Coach Declines Postgame Handshake Feud Grows
Wake Forest coach Bil Tate skipped a postgame handshake with Clemson’s Frank Howard after a 26 19 loss fueling a public feud denial. Howard called Tate a genius while Tate described handshakes as childish and said he avoids them to stay mentally stimulated.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wake Forest
Bil Tate
Clemson
Frank Howard
Howard
Deacons
Tate
Columbia, S.C
South
Bobby) Dodd
Georgia Tech
Winston
Dodd
Bobby
Illinois
Bellamy Joins Knicks in Four-Player Trade
Walt Bellamy, the 6 foot 11 center, is traded from the Baltimore Bullets to the New York Knickerbockers in a four player deal that includes forwards Johnny Green and Jim Barnes and guard Johnny Egan plus cash. Bellamy voiced optimism about the move and a fresh start with a struggling Knicks club. The Bullets receive a mix of players and cash as they reshape for a contending season.
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Baltimore
New York Knickerbockers
Walt Bellamy
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
Johnny Green
Jim
Bellamy
J&nicks
Indiana University
IBA
Green
Michigan State
Barnes
Texas Western
Lgan, Gost
Providence
Detroit Pistons
ACC Roundup Clemson Eyes Undefeated Title Talk
ACC chatter centers on Clemson aiming to go 6-1 with two wins securing the title. Duke and North Carolina State loom as threats as Clemson hosts North Carolina and Maryland, while other ACC teams prep for Week's games and injury updates filter in from Georgia and Virginia.
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Associated Press
Clemson
Frank Howard
Tiger
Howard
Duke
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
Tigers
TJ Clemson
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Chapel Hill
Prac
Michigan State Dominates Top College Football Poll
Michigan State holds the No 1 spot with 481 points and 36 of 50 first place votes after crushing Northwestern 49 7 for their seventh straight win. Arkansas trails with 11 first place votes, Nebraska sits with 3, while Alabama USC Georgia Tech UCLA Missouri and Kentucky enter the Top Ten replacing LSU Florida Purdue and Texas. Notre Dame trails as a potential title rival after a strong run, and Ohio State faces Indiana on November 13.
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Clemson
Bob Bradley
Howard
Tate
Frank
Dartmouth
Florida
Georgia
Ti Nois
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Ohiostate
Princeton
Purdue
Syracuse
Tennessee
Texas
Texas Tech
Tulsa
Utah State
Washington
Washington State
Wyoming
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Big Ten
Ara Parseghian
South Benders
Northwestern
Army
Southern California
Davy
Towa
Indiana
Spartans
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Nebraska
Missouri
Alabama
Georgia Tech
UCLA
Kentucky
Terrell Still Not Yet King Of Heavyweight Boxing
TORONTO AP Terrell still holds the WBA heavyweight title after a unanimous 15 round decision over George Chuvalo in Chicago style as he contends for a world crown. He may face Cassius Clay or Floyd Patterson next, while Chuvalo vows to appeal the result in Canada.
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Ernie ‘Terrell
Groots
Terrell
George Chuvals
WBA
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Eddie Machen
Chicago
Chivaloi
Clay-Patterson
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Clay
Sonny Liston
Chuvalo
Sammy Luftgpring
Fred Nobec
Jackie Burke
Supreme Court (of Canada
Irving Ungerman
Bernie Glick
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Benny Phillips
Rockingham
Junior Johnson
O! Junior
OP Junior
Sii
Marvin Panch
Panch
The
Wood Brothers
Curtis Turner
Stuart, Va
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Blue Devils
State
Florida State
Tallahassee
Bill Tate
Charlottesville
Tom Hodges
Tom Nugent
Billy van Heusen
High Point Enterprise
Piedmont
Raven
Piedmont Natural Gas W Company
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