ACC Teams Left Out of 1969 Race After Injuries
North Carolina State leads the lingering midseason ACC talk with a 3-2-1 mark while South Carolina and Clemson top the standings. Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia trail as Duke and Wake Forest fight at the bottom amid injury trouble for Carolina and Duke projections.
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Bubblegum and the Bubblegum Kid Fuel LeeRoy Yarbrough Victory
In Rockingham North Carolina LeeRoy Yarbrough drove a Ford prepared by Junior Johnson to win the American 5 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. His son LeRoi Glenn inspired the win with bubblegum pennies pledge. Yarbrough survived seven cautions a blown tire and a wall impact on the way to a seventh superspeedway win this season.
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Harvard sprint car champ Bettenhausen wins big at Syracuse
Gary Bettenhausen led Harvard to a strong showing winning the first of two USAC sprint events at the New York State Fairgrounds and finishing second in the other as Harvard claimed points toward the team title. The Crimson also fielded senior and lightweight boats at Head of the Charles.
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Cougars Tie For First In ABA Tilt In New York
West Hempstead based Carolina Cougars rallied from behind to edge the New York Nets 112-110 behind Moe and Littles in the second half. Verga scored 26, Moe 25, Peeples 15, Whitney 12 as the Cougars share Eastern Division lead at 3-1. Other ABA results included Kentucky over Miami and Pittsburgh over Denver, with several late games noted.
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LeeRoy Yarbrough wins seventh superspeedway race of season
LeeRoy Yarbrough drove the Ford to a Sunday Grand National victory at North Carolina Motor Speedway, boosting his season total to seven superspeedway wins and earning 17,600 dollars. He led 213 laps, survived wrecks and a blown tire, made 16 pit stops, and finished ahead of David Pearson who clinched the Grand National points title.
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