Allison and Baker recall race near miss at finish
Buddy Baker said he could have won the final laps if fueled. Bobby Allison explained he ran out of gas and blistered left rear tire forced him to slow. In the locker room Mario Rossi aided him, while David Pearson lightened the mood with a sing song chant as Allison brushed off the near miss.
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Mets and Orioles Split Doubleheader at Memorial Stadium
Orioles defeated Seaver on Saturday while Pauly Blair sparked a seventh inning rally to pull ahead in game two. Donn Clendenon hit a leadoff homer for the Mets in the fourth before Baltimore answered with a run on a Blair single steal and Robinson RBI. Cuellar held the Mets to six hits as Memorial Stadium remained quiet with few fans in attendance.
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Koosman Delivers as Mets Tie Series With Orioles
Jerry Koosman pitched a two hitter through eight and two thirds as the Mets beat the Orioles 2-1 to knot the 1969 World Series at one game apiece. After a rough start, Koosman overcame control worries and a late threat from Paul Blair to earn the win with Ron Taylor finishing.
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Robinson Downplays Mets Benches in World Series Hype
In the fall playoff clash the Orioles lose a postseason game as the Mets rally with three hits in the ninth. Al Weis delivered the tie-breaking run on a soft liner after two outs, prompting Orioles star Robinson to reiterate that the Mets will be tough but the Orioles remain confident they have the stronger team.
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Orioles Manager Earl Weaver Comments On Koosman Hit
Baltimore manager Earl Weaver said his hitters hit Koosman hard, but the ball kept right at the fielders. He added the games so far have unfolded about as he expected.
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Cagle Wins Late Model at Caraway Speedway
Bob Cagle of Seagrove won the late model feature at Caraway Speedway driving a Chevelle. Buster Cardwell of Madison finished second with Willard O Quinn of Lemon Springs third. Carl Maness won the modified feature ahead of Archie Adams, with Johnny Rigsbee taking the rookie feature.
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Clayton Wins No-Tap Handicap Bowling Tournament
Ann Clayton captured the No-Tap Handicap Bowling Tournament at High Point Lanes with games of 298 255 and 268. She posted a scratch 821 and handicap 869 to win the top prize. Wanda Batchelor finished second and also fifth with 781 and 735. Peggy Whitt placed third and Sylvia Gravely fourth as the event drew 50 entrants, sponsored by the HPWBA.
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Elon Bears Win Again In Carolinas Conference Race
Lenoir Rhyne beat Appalachian 24 17 for a fourth straight win while Elon toppled Presbyterian 24 15 to stay tied atop the Carolinas Conference at 3 0. Trempe and McRee connections fueled LR’s offense as halftime deficits vanished in a comeback bid. Western Carolina beat Catawba 22 16 for a fourth straight win, Newberry beat Concord W Va 25 17, and this week Appalachian visits Catawba with Elon at Carson Newman and Lenoir Rhyne at Guilford. Presbyterian has a open date.
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Midget Winner at New Bremen Speedway
Lee Kunzman of Davenport Iowa won the featured $3000 Shap U S Auto Club midget race at New Bremen Speedway Sunday. Bobby Grimm of Indianapolis led the field of 49 in qualifying with a lap record of 18.35.
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Littles Paces Cougars' Victory With 23 Points
Gene Littles led the Cougars with 23 points in a 130-122 win over the Indiana Pacers, as High Point's former All America guard helped the newly organized team claim its second straight victory in exhibition play. Teammate Doug Moe and Hank Whitney added 19 each. Mel Daniels topped Indiana with 30. The win improved the Cougars to 4-4 in exhibitions with two games remaining in Gastonia and Fayetteville.
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Westbrook Addresses FCA At Night Membership BBQ
John Westbrook, new FCA member and former Southwest Conference football pioneer, will speak at the annual general membership barbecue at Jim Millis Circle M farm on Highway 62 tonight at 7 p.m. He ранее spoke to High Point high school student bodies during a Texan upbringing with Baylor ties and a historic football record.
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Vanderbilt Upsets Alabama in 1940 Thriller
Vanderbilt stunned top 16 Alabama 14 0 0 26 24 as Ayala kicked a three yard field goal at the buzzer. Stanford fell to USC 26 24 after a late yard loss. Mississippi toppled Georgia 25 17 and Michigan defeated Purdue 30 21. Ohio State pummeled Michigan State 54 21 and Texas edged Oklahoma 27 17.
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