Wrecks Mark Turbulent Indy Race as Notable Crashes Hit Field
Lee Roy and Buddy Baker finished among the top five in a chaotic Dodge Ford event with Dave Marcis and John Sears. Wrecks felled many factory drivers including Allison who collided with Kennedy. Glotzbach caused a dramatic end with a wall impact. multiple cautions followed as Yarborough, Hylton, Johns, and Glotzbach faced spins and engine failures. Pearson joked about clinching the point title as a new Texas track neared completion.
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John Sears
Bobby Allison
Dick Brooks
John Kennedy
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Allison
Richard Brickhouse
Daytona
Charlie Glotzbach
Donnie
Glotzbach
Ford
Charlie
Grandstand
Yarborough
Glotzpach
Bobby Isaac
Cale
Mercury
James Hylton
Bobby Johns
Johns
Buddy Young
Donnie Allison
Baker
Yarbrough
Pearson
Pro Cage Results Summary for Tuesday and Wednesday
Pro Cage results show scores from Saturday and Sunday games across cities including Seattle New York Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia Detroit Atlanta Phoenix San Diego San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago and others. Upcoming Tuesday games include Baltimore at Detroit Boston at Milwaukee Atlanta at New York Chicago at Seattle. ABA standings list Eastern and Western divisions with teams Kentucky New York Dallas Los Angeles Washington New Orleans Denver and Miami among top contenders.
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Bears Fall From Top After Loss To Western Carolina
Western Carolina defeated the leaders of the Carolinas Conference 41-22, dropping the Bears from their unbeaten status. Leshair Rhyne climbed to No. 5 in the AP small college poll. Lenoir Rhyne and Baton Rouge were noted in the standings and race results, with multiple drivers highlighted for a rough race where several cars, including Tarr’s, retired.
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Western Carolina
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Western
Carolina
Stott
Freddy Fryar
Baton Rouge
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Ron Grana
Farm
Ington
Mich
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Cross
Weekend grid shocks and star plays ripple across college football
A wild Saturday left No. 9 UCLA and Notre Dame among winners as top teams faltered. Georgia Tech, Purdue, and USC posted favorable results while Alabama and Oklahoma sparked headline moments. A late blocked conversion and key field goal shaped dramatic finishes as league races tighten and Rose Bowl dreams loom.
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Spray wins final round to capture PGA event by one stroke
Steve Spray, 28, a five year tour veteran, fired a final round 70 to finish 269 and win by one stroke over Chi Chi Rodriguez at Harding Park. Rodriguez 66 270, Bob Lunn 271, Bob Charles 272, Dave Hill 272. Casper 273, Palmer 277.
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Theron
Steve Haslurday
David Goldman
Pallas
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Spray
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Harding Park
Rodriguez
Big Bob Lunn
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Dave Hill
Charles
Hill
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Vandiver Wins Vulcan 500 At Talladega In AMA Race
Jim Vandiver of Charlotte N C won the Vulcan 500 stock car race at Talladega clocking a 1969 Dodge to finish two laps ahead of Ramo Stott of Keokuk Iowa. The win earned Vandiver 8575 dollars with Stott at 5950.
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Talladega
Ala
Jim Vandiver
Charlotte
N.C
Ramo Stott
Keokuk
Iowa
Automobile Racing Club of America
Stott
Cougars Top Miami Showdown Amid East Standings Tie
The Cougars beat Miami in Greensboro Tuesday night as several NBA games Sunday produced big scores. Phoenix defeated San Diego 125-101 while San Francisco beat Milwaukee 112-104 and Los Angeles routed Seattle 130-106. Carolina pulls even with Kentucky and Indiana for first in the East.
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