Darlington South 500 Opens With 49 Drivers in Crowd
At Darlington Raceway 49 top stock car drivers seek the winner’s share of a 95 000 purse in the 11th Southern 500. Fireball Roberts won pole position. field includes 16 Chevrolets, 16 Pontiacs, 16 Fords amid forecasts of 114 to 120 mph and a winner’s prize of at least 25 000.
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Hearings Set on Doe Hunting in North Carolina
The State Wildlife Resources Commission will hold hearings Monday and Tuesday at multiple venues across the state to consider doe hunting seasons. Proposed areas include the Yadkin River near Ronda Elkin Hoff man High School the Sandhills region of Scotland Richmond Moore counties and Rich Square High School for northern Hertford and Roanoke lowlands. Additional hearings at New Bern Court house cover Belhaven Aurora Edward in Beaufort Pamlico Pamlico and Craven counties and Camp Lejeune in Onslow County. Two antlerless deer days planned for Wilkes County and two days of either sex deer in other areas on Dec 12 13 or Dec 16 17.
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Russians Grow More American In Olympic Drive
AP report from Rome notes Soviet athletes show new poise and Western influence as they close the gap with the United States. The Soviets dominate in some events but struggle with outside shooting, while their team culture shifts toward openness and modern training norms.
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Seixas Aged Favorite In National Tennis Seconds
Vic Seixas at Forest Hills, age 97 years recently, is labeled a dark horse in the National Tennis championships. He says he is ready for five sets with top players while noting limited recent play and a return from 1954 glory.
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Wall and Pott Share Dallas Open Lead After Day Three
Afm Wall and Johnny Pott moved into a tied first place at 207 after 54 holes of the $25,000 Dallas Open. They held a one stroke edge over four challengers including Bob Winninger, Tommy Bolt, Earl Stewart, and Doug Sanders at Oak Cliff Country Club. Wall, a 10-year veteran from Pocono Manor, Pa., surgedSunday while Pott, a 24-year-old from Shreveport, La., seeks his first tour win.
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Cardinals Recall 13 Farm Hands for End of Minor Season
The St. Louis Cardinals recalled 13 farm hands on Saturday but none will report until their minor league seasons end. Among them are pitchers George Stetter and Jeoff Long and outfielder Dennis Waite from Winston-Salem. A British survey puts Everest at 29,002 feet while the Indians claim 29,028 feet.
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WCL Winds Up 1st Year Championship Fight
The Western Carolina League closes its inaugural season with home and away doubleheaders. Gastonia visits Statesville Newton-Conover at Hickory Salisbury at Lexington and Shelby at Rutherford County in afternoon games, with night games shifting sites. Playoffs begin Tuesday with Hickory at Lexington and Newton-Conover at Salisbury. Shelby and Rutherford County finish fifth and sixth. Statesville leads Gastonia by one game for seventh. Previous results: Lexington beat Newton-Conover 2-0 behind Gary Bodenheimer five-hitter. Saturday Lexington beat Rutherford County 3-1 Statesville 5-3 Salisbury. Shelby 9-3 over Hickory Newton-Conover 4-2 over Gastonia.
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Batting-Bob Nieman Leads Cards Past Cubs 4-3
Bob Nieman drove in all St. Louis runs with a homer a triple and a sacrifice fly in a 4-3 win over the Cubs. Chuck Estrada pitched until the eighth when Hoyt Wilhelm closed the rally to beat the Yankees 6-2 and sweep the series.
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United States Dominates Olympic Aquatics With Eleven Golds
The U S swimming team swept the 1960 Rome Olympics earning 11 of 19 possible gold medals. Chris Von Saltza, 16, won three golds and a silver, while Jeff Farrell anchored key relay wins. Gus Stager praised the squad as a highly dedicated unit.
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Wilson says misconduct rumors about U S athletes unfounded
Kenneth Tug Wilson of the United States Olympic Committee rejects reports of misconduct as unfounded. He cites an investigation by officials finding no high living charges and defends athletes' conduct amid a downtown restaurant incident.
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Clendenon Tops 1960 South Atlantic League All Star Honors
Columbia Reds players Don Clendenon and Chico Ruiz share MVP honors while Ken Hunt is named outstanding pitcher in a league wide voting. The all star lineup includes pitchers Hunt and Rahe, catcher Lavalliere, infielders Ruiz and Sada, and a diverse outfield with Clendenon and Gene Verbie of Charlotte noted for season impact.
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Talbert Chosen President of Carolinas Motor Sports Writers
Darlington South Carolina AP report says Bob Talbert of the Columbia State was elected Sunday to succeed Hank Schoolfield as president of the Carolinas Motor Sports Writers Assn. Max Muhleman of The Charlotte News was named vice president and Frank Patterson of the Kannapolis Independent elected executive secretary.
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