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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1961

Page

10

Stacy wins Southern 500 in first Darlington start

Nelson Stacy, 39, of Hamilton Ohio, wins the Southern 500 at Darlington in a two man duel with Marvin Panch. Stacy led from the 358th lap and executed five pit stops and tire changes to secure victory in his second Darlington run.

Darlington, S. C Nelson Stacy Hamilton Ohio Stacy Darlington Oval Marvin Panch Ford Yunick

Nelson Stacy Triumphs In Southern 500 Duel

Nelson Stacy in a 1961 Ford passed Marvin Panch on lap 358 to win the 12th Southern 500 in Darlington. Stacy earned 19320 dollars and averaged 117.802 mph in the 500 mile race with Roberts and Panch close behind. The win boosted Stacy’s NASCAR status while top rivals including Jarrett White Zervakis and Pearson chased big purse prizes.

Nelson Stacy Marvin Panch Stacy Kiss Mary Ann Brunnemer Fireball Roberts Fred Lorenzen Curtis Turner Lorenzen Nelson Marc Midwest Association For David Pearson Pontiac High Point Jim Paschal Emanuel Zervakis Ned Jarrett Johnny Allen Roscoe Thompson Ralph Earnhardt Rex White Roberts-Panch Florida Belvin Roberts Dave Pearson Spartanburg Richmond Chevrolet Conover N.C Jarret White Bob Burdick Omaha Neb Zervakis Marvin Porter Panch Tiny Lund Harlan Iowa Elmhurst Ill Pearson Dick Petty Randleman Joe Weatherly Norfolk Petty Weatherly

Yankees Distance Tigers in pennant race as Labor Day games unfold

The American League led by six games after a Labor Day sweep by New York over Washington as Detroit faltered with a four game slide. Mantle battles a strained arm while Maris nears Ruth’s 60 homer pace. in the NL Cincinnati and the Dodgers win while Cubs and Cardinals post runs. The Tigers drop two in Baltimore, with key homers from Brandt and Lau sparking the Orioles rally.

Associated Press Yankees Bob Scheffing Detroit Tigers New York Timire Washington Mickey Mantle Roger Maris Chicago White Sox Minnesota Cleveland Boston Kansas City Baltimore Orioles Paul Foytack Jackie Brandt Charlie Lau Lau Tiger Jack Fisher Rocky Colavito Billy Bruton Dick Brown Ron Kline Vetroit Red Billy Hoeft al Kaline Colavito Johnny Blanchard Mantle Yankee Bennie Daniels Hal Reniff Clete Boyer Yanks Bud Daley Pete Burnside Babe Ruth Maris Ruth Twins al Schroll Harmon Killebrew Frank Baumann Roy Sievers White Sox Behin Jim Kaat Joel Horlen Willie Kirkland Indians Jim Grant Frank Funk Red Sox Ike Delock A's Jack Spring Jim Archer Norm Siebern Joe Nuxhall Art Fowler Yaukee St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Yankees Los Angeles Angels Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers Giants Dodgers Juan Marichal

U.S. Davis Cup Faces Dimmer Prospects Amid Suspensions

U.S. captain David Freed laments a bleak Davis Cup outlook after Chuck McKinley loses to Whitney Reed at the National Championships. He suggests drafting older players like Reed or Tut Bartzen if India on grass becomes the venue, with hopeful talk of Dennis Ralston’s possible return.

Will Grimsley Associated Press Forest Hills N.Y Dennis Ralston David Freed U.S Chuck McKinley St. Louis Whitney Reed Freed Reed Alameda Calif McKinley Vic Seixas Jon Douglas India New Delhi Tut Bartzen Lawn Tennis Association Ralston Seixas Philadelphia Art Larsen San Jose State

Drysdale Shuts Out Giants. Dodgers Move Within One Game

Don Drysdale pitched a two hit shutout as the Dodgers beat the Giants 4 0 to close the gap on Cincinnati in the NL pennant race. Duke Snider belted a two run homer, and Maury Wills, Tommy Davis and others contributed to the decisive win.

Associated Press Don Drysdale San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles Dodgers Reds Drysdale Dodgers Giants Los Angeles Phils Maury Wills Tommy Davis Duke Snider Marichal Duke Ken Johnson Kansas City Ed Kasko Frank Sullivan Art Mahaffey

Al Taylor Beats Ed Fobbs In Nassau Bout

Al Taylor of Nassau Bahamas outpointed Ed Fobbs of Fort Lauderdale Florida over eight rounds in Miami. The decision marked a sharp victory for Taylor as the boxers claimed the bout result.

Associated Press Miami Fla al Taylor Nassau Bahamas Fobbs Fort Lauderdale

Major League Attendance Likely to Fall Short in 1961

Attendance across 1961 totals 16,678,233 through Sunday, down five percent from 1960 and likely to finish about a million below last season’s 19,911,489. National League attendance sits at 7,701,625 after a 18.8 percent drop. American League shows growth led by new teams Minnesota and Los Angeles adding 1,684,000 to the total.

New York Minnesota Los Angeles

Finishing order and notable withdrawals from the Southern 500

The list shows drivers with car makes and prize money from positions 11 through 43, including Bo Johns in 11th with a Ford earning $700, and Marvin Panch in 31st as relief driver for Glenn Roberts. Several drivers did not finish due to mechanical issues, and many others received $200 for nonfinishes.

Bo Johns Miami Fla Ford Billigan Annandale Elmer Langley Washington Chevrolet Curtis Crider Abbeville N.C Mercury Herman Beam Johnson City Tenn Larry Frank Angler Pontiac Mader Birmingham Ala Joe Weatherly Norfolk Jim Reed Peekskill Ed Baker Charlotte Chrysl T. C. Hunt Atlanta Dodge Dick Petty Rancheman Plymouth Buck Baker Mobile Ed Livingston North Charleston Banjo Matthews Ashevi van Ford Joe Caspolich Florence Darel Dieringer Salinapetla Ind van Blackburn Fayetteville Erigey Hassler North Wilkesboro Red Hollingsworth Rossville George Green George Alsebrook Macon

McAdenville Wins Second Straight World Slow-Pitch Title

McAdenville North Carolina captured the men s world industrial slow pitch softball tournament in Toledo Ohio by beating Chattanooga Tennessee 8 3 in the final and earlier 8 0 in the double elimination round. Chattanooga then defeated Kenosha Wisconsin 8 7 to reach the finals.

Toledo Ohio McAdenville N.C North Carolina Chattanooga Tennessee

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